Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-12
Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam

pal work in the Danielson mill but the upper floor of the building will be used for handkerchief making. The present plans call for the installation there Of zoo sewing machines. electrically driv- en, which will mean employment for 200 girls. When the plant is fully in operation about 500 people will be en- p1oyed.
 It was said Thursday that some of the plant would probably be running by October. In the meantime the mill will be a beehive of activity Re- equipping a plant in the manner in which this one Is to be fitted is not an easy task. A great amount of heavy work is to be done. But when it is finished the town will have g. modern plant and one that will have big payroll, approximately S5,000 a week.
 Some of the machinery that Is be- ing taken out was built as late as 1909, but more of it has been in the plant for many years, some of the spinning frames Drooably since the mill was first operated.
 Opera Chairs for Town Hall.
 Relative to the plan to place opera chairs in the town hall, one of the board of selectmen, in explaining the decision of the selectmen to so equiv the hall, says that as far as he was personally concerned, he was in favor of the improvement as a business proposition. It having been the policy of the town since acquiring the build ing to make the stores, offices anc halls within it attractive and rentablt and producers Of revenue, which prac- tiee seemed to have the approval ol the citizens, he believed it right tt follow out the same plan in consider ing the furnishings ot the hall. Ht followed the same course as he would | if he had owned the building personal Iy and desired to make the most O his legitimate opportunities. The mat ter of getting the chairs had been dis cussed for a long time, he said. l was not new idea and there was nt intention on his part to further an! competition between theatrical inter ests in town. He had considered tn proposition purely from a business standpoint.
 Bank Deposits Indicate Prosperity. l A local bank man, in discussint business conditions, says that, although there has been much talk during tn past year of industrial depression ani l the high cost of living, bank deposit have shown a steady and notable in crease in this section. most of the de | positors being of the class that ban small amounts at time.
 Travel Night at Grange.
 The committee in charge has desig mated the August gathering of Killing | ly grange as Travel night. The lee turer has all interesting programme 1 course of preparation. The patrioti meeting this week was very much of success.
 Block Crossings. Automobile drivers cause annoyane by stopping their machines on cross walks in the business section.
 e1 Degrees in the Shade.
 Thursday was the coolest day of tn | week-only 91 in the shade. In tn early morning hours ice was noticed several places about town-prlncipall in refrigerators.
 Borough 5riefs.
 Some few regulations against swim ming in lakes hereabouts have gone smash this week-and it has been to hot for the people who object to u practice to go to the pools and kic about it.
 At'1S 6A~N say D. wy NAS NSA down street with a shirtwaist what so tin that you don't see him if yo can't look a couple of time; but if take off my coat on the road when it hot like this week, sue kick never { quick like I see that"
 The Broad and Main street peep who oiled the street opposite the homes are getting some real bench during this dusty season.