Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-30
BALLOTS AND VOTING MACHINES
Albert S. Bard Advocated the Massachusetts Type of Ballot Everybody is Thereby Put On An Equal footing Present Style Is Bad-Committee Named to investigate New Industry.

with a suitable Iactory, rent free fer the first year, and u pay all of eur expenses incidental 10 moving, bltis for ea3h item of expense te be sub- mitted te you fer payment, you to re- lleve us ef our present lease, you te take over our present motors and re- place them with motors which can be operated on 60 cycle alternating cur rent,
 For fact ory space in either of the above proposals we would suggest the floor over the laundry, which We look ed at. The whole of this floor would be really more than we could use at the present time in fact, we believe that We could get along with half of 1t, probably, for the first year, and would suggest that the floor be par titioned, dividing 1t in half,
 If arrdngements are finally ccm . pletcd for moving our plant to N IT, wich it is not our aim to make any actual profit on the moving propesi- tion, and we figure that even should you accept our proposal No. l we would still be considerable money out of pocket, due to the fact that our factory will be shut down for a space of three or four weeks. However, as stated above, we are willing to take a chance on our proposal No. 1, while On proposal No ? we would be taking no chance, as you would agree to pay all of the expenses incidental to moving and relieve US of our present lease.
 The trip which MT. Noble and took to Norwich recently cost S33.70. This sum we have figured as being q part ot the s700 m proposal No. l. Should you accept or proposal No. 2, we should want to include this sum in the bill of expense.
 With reference to the business men of Norwich investing some money in our business, we are pleased to advise that from present indications we hard ly think that this would be necessary as we have had several hundred dol lars paid in within the past week and expect some more to be paid in short ly. At any rate. we have plenty ol capital for our present needs. so thai it would not be necessary for any oi the busino25 men of Norwich to agree to invest any money with us as a condition f"r moving our plant tC Norwich.
 Perhaps, a few months or a veal later, after the business men of Nor wien get better acquainted with us there may ne same of them who would want to purchase some stock, provd- ing we had any to sell at that time. We would be pleased to hear from you at your earliest convenience iT answer to either one of the above pro. l posals.
 Committee on New Industry. All the members showed considera. ble interest in the propositions and i was voted that a committee of thret be appointed to further investigate tn, concern and report to the new indus l tries committee. President HavilanC l appointed the following: Frederic w Cary, c. H. Haskell and R. s. Bart, | lett.
 Road Conditions. l Frank J. King spoke briefly on tn | very poor condition of the roads iron | this city to Groton, Lebanon, and Jew. | ett City, and from Groton to the Stat, | line, These roads have been in 1 deplorable state long enough, he said l and We should do all in our power t, | hurry up their improvement On hi motion, 1t was voted that the secre
 tary write to State Highway Commis | sioner J. H. Macdonald, inquirin, when the work would be started ol these roads and recommending that i | start at once.