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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
SANTA FE SPUR
TO BEET FIELDS
ASSURED
Announcement at Wagon
Mound Means Sugar Beet
Acreage Will Be Immensely
Increased This Year.

MAXWELL. \. ~. Jan. THE Max.
wei Irrigated Land company am
nounceE that the spur of the santa
re railroad. extending from the Max
well station 20 the heart OF the beet
fields west of town. will be built this
spring ana finished in time "a handle
the sugar beet harvest this fan.
Farmers along the route 90 the spur
have been waiting for the assurance
that the road would d. built before
determining how many acres uf bects
to grow. Now that all doubt has
been removed. contracts viii bee sign
ed at once Tor boets. and u b. believed
that mora than d thousand acres VIII
be added TO the acreage ct last year.
AZ soon ~ the details of the gradcs.
crossings. culVcrts. dumps. etc. can be
worked uut. dirt will begin 60 rs on
the new Sugar road. a. the spur has
been named. and long before beet
harvest is started the road wilt be
finished aud the dumps viii be ready.
The plan for this year Is To- build
az far as Lake H. where a dump viii
bo built, and other dumps viii be
built between there and town No
than three miles from u dump
Many of the uew farmers who have
located here since the first OF IN
year are from the beet sections cot
Colorado. and are anxious 60 got out
a large beet acreage. tn building
81 the sugar road viii put them with
ing easy hauling distance uf tho
dumps and makes certain several
hundred new acres
To the long list Of buyers publish
ed last week b. added this week fif-
teen new names. most OF them from
Colorado. The farms range IN size
from SO acres. when y. ". Garrett
added 90 his former holdings. 90 $50
acres in one piece which the four
McElroy boys of Rocky Ford. colo.
decided was just about what they
wanted, Since the first OF the year
2,2o2 acres have been sold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
PAINT BUCKET BOTTOM
COMES OUT; PAINT
RUNS OVER HOT STOVE

Maxwell y NJ. Jan. 2l.--A near
IRE az the new residence OF Barney
smith created lot of excitement for
those present Friday morning ana as
a result s. T.. WILSON. painter. Is car
rying his hand In sling aud the
Kitchen floor in the house received
an 4neNpectcd coat of paint,
Mr. Wilson. who has the contract
for painting the building. found the
paint too cold to work Friday morn
iug So set II on tho stove for few
moments Co warm. when he went 90
take 10 of the stove. the bottom ar
the bucket came on. allowing tho
paint To- run al over tho top 81 thu
stove and ou the floor The paint inn
modintely tok tire aud the burning
lipu'd dropping to tha floor caused
the flames 10 spread Ia smother
iug the fire Me Wilson received "a
severe burn ON his lcft hand
Very little damage was done. ash, O.
from that suff cred by MT Wilson. but
had it not been for prompt work. tho
building would have burned Co the
ground
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
REPORTS FAV0RABLY ON
PETACA GRANT BILL

Washington. d. G.. Jan %. Tho
following extract from M, proceed.
inps ot tho United States Senate s
scli-oXplanat9ry
Mr Root ask le.t. Go submit p
report
The President pro tcmpHrr Tho
report VIII boz received in tn, ars,uuD
ot objection.
MIR Root am directed Dol. lh.
committee on thn Judiciary. tY WINCH
was referred tine h.u g. ,as.I Goo
rrluquish tho claim uf tho emitted
states against the grantees their legal
representative aud assigns. tor lm
hcr cut uu PctnDa land -rHut tr gee
port DO without amendment aud Goo
submit 90 report thereon
Mr. Cutrun J usk unanimous COON.
sent for the immediate consideration
OF the UiU just reported hy tn, .uur
ator from N,w York. CAN'T Euuu.
Tho senator from Connecticut NI
Mclean, having tuD Huur Go Wah, H
speech for the protection ot birds.
declined tp Yield tho floor
George " Rae. formerly large
contractor in Ei Iusu. pud tur many
wears holdmg responsible, position. ul
tho national capital auu oUa nt.
hosts OF friend boo New Mexico Hud
90 pusu. has been solicited fuI u.ur..
sentative fo the SHRINE .uu. .ul.u 900
Dpllas TcNtH u,Nt MAY Wl.r, be-
expects to meet many old time friends
from Nrv N,Ncu aHd 90 pren.
ON motion ui SENATOR Nptruu A. o.
pollurk ut santa &c., and now BOO tHr
legal branch ,r tnr Indian service.
was admitted tu practice before 'nu
uit,I uI.- eu.r.uI. court No.
Pollock expects tu practice 90 santa
Ty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
How's This2

w offer ono Hundred Dollars no
ward for any case Of CuHrrh that
cannot bc cured Dy HALLS Clluh
cure.
r. j. CHENEY & co., Toledo. -.
We, the undersigned. have known
r. j. cheney f1r tho last l, years. unH
believe u.m perfectly uYnuTIbl, .u 900
business transactions aud financially
able 90 carry put any uh.letuuuH
made bog DIS GrW
NATIONAL UANE OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. %.
HAIRS Cuurrh cure Dr. token inter.
naIiy acting directly upon The blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent frpr Price 90
Douts per bottle. Sold by 40 DRUG
gisis.
TaEo HAIRS Family PILLS Tor cou-
Etipltiou.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
VjbIB&SlEi'nA
ABDUCTION AND MURDER
INDICTMENTS FOUND IN
EDDY COUNTY COURT

Carlsbad. y. ~, Jan. 2t.--The VIM
ter term oi the Eddy county district
court convened Monday morning at
500 O'Clock. Judge colin Nroleu OF
Grant county district court. culung the
opening OF the term instead of Judge
Mcclure. tho regular Eddy county
iudec the latter being busy elsewhere
in the district Judge Ncblctt will at
during the entire term
Tho judge pro tenn arrived SUNDAY
night accompanied by Assistant Dis
trict' Attorney James 4. Han. Court
Stenographer J. % McGhcc ANA Miss
". g.. Woods. ot Roswell. who Viii oct
as grand jury steuogrlpncr
an important ruling was made by
judge NchiotI Tuesday MORNING W hen
an attorney from Roswell demanded
Ia jury ln certain case. aud his honor
ruled that ull such attorneys make %
deposit OF t2i ca,G morning when "a
ease is being tried hy jury Ia this
way 20, court fund may boz kept up nt
a point bll 'Ho time which guarantees
sullciDut money tu carry on the bust
ness ~ the court
The grand iur, reported W,du,sEl,
morning Hs result of their apors
uN, true bills aud eight uo bills. and
again Thursd1y morning three true
bills and one NO hul
one of the indictments Was against
Hpm'lu Esu1ssc, fnr tho abduction o.
a female. and one against Antonio
Valencia Tor murder also an iuJIrt-
ueut against Tom Rrugrhrr Tor burr
rIaiN 90 which Tom entered plea ul
guilty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
MANY HIGH CLASS MEN
''.r NEAL TREATMENT
DRINK. HABIT
QUICKLY CURED

The Neal treatment has brought
health, happiness and prosperity to
thousands of hlsh class men Let uE
furnish sou references The great
mkaion and work of the Neal h TO
reat'h and save tho able. bright ANA
successful man who finds it necessary
90 take more drinks every day in his
efforts 90 overcome craving Cor ~
quor and nervousness
The cause Of this II the poison of
alcohol stored up" in the system.
Tho Neal antidOics neuifaligQa and
eliminates this poison makes YOU
we'll aRaln in three DAYS Neal In
siituteE established in so principal
cities no hypodcrmio injections or
bad effects. Treatment arranged for
"a the Home for those who prefer
call. write or phone MEAL INST9-
1tIE, 2iG West stoyer avenue. Phone
12t. Albuquerque, n "A.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
ENGLE DAN TO Be
DONE IN 1915
Pouring Of Concrete in Main
Dam to Commence April /,
Says Engineer.

Las Cruces. n. ~. Jan. al
= That the Elephant Butte dam 4
viii be Hnished In 1915 ~ tho 4
latest news from EnRlc accom-
panied by the statement from 4
. Engineer dnult that the pouring 4
OF the dam viii begin April ist
ANA continue until Il b. finished
= as above stated. This ~ good
news for las cruces aud the Me.
silla valley and will open land
sales and land division Ia
gratifying manner and speedily. 4
' Real estate men especially are I
= highly plcascd and anticipate not
an advance in price bat an in I
y fluN Of buyers when this news ls 4
. made known 60 them 4
= . 90 o q o q q % . o o 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
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The highest point OF woman's hap.
plnesa u reached only through moth.
erhood. Ia the olasping OF her child
within her arms. Yet the mother-so.
be Ia often fearful OF natures ordeal
and shrinks from the suffering incl.
don't to tie contamination. Bul for
natures Ills and discoml0rts nature
provides remedies. and IN Mothers
Friend is 10 be found a medicine OF
great value 20 every expectant mother.
Il 10 an emulsion for external
application. composed OF ingredients
which act with beneficial and sooih-
Ing effect on those portions OF the
aystem involved. Il 10 intended to
prepare the system for the criala. and
thus relieve. In great part. the suffer.
Ing through which the mother usually
passes. The regular use Of Mothera
Friend will repay any mother In the
comfort II affords before. and the help
ful restoration 10 health ard strength
Il brlngs about after baby comes.
Mothers Friend
ls for sale at Wl a SO,
irug gtorea kafhIhAFf 5fthflll
Write for our iSf#1ittEt Jill tsstM
free book for IN v ~
expoctant moth
ers which contains much valuable
information. and many suggestions Of
helpful nature.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Ausa,a. C..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
OLD RESIDENT NEAR
ADO FOUND DEA j

Estancm. \. NJ, Jan Thomas
Moore. an old resident near Aho. was
found doud in his homo "wednesday.
sheriff Never and Under-horIii ROBE
inson were in Mountainar aud went
down 90 Investigate matters. Thoy
decided that AN inquest was uuuoycs-
sary The circumstances Indicated
ihat Mr Moore had had sudden at
tack uf boutfmlurc ana died with
OCT g struggle. The hudN Uss taken
io Muunruualr O." ho prepared tor
burial. aud hYpth"r boz oklahoma
notified Mr.. Moore was % home
stoadrr aud Uns we'll tuuNu aud
highly respected ana esteemed Zoo th.
ucighhurhood
IH..Hfr Nm. 4U.t...... rt...I....
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
Doctors Use This for Eczema

Or Holmes. the wen known akin epe.
clAliat writeai "a ona convinced that the
Odd. Prescription n a. mach n specific
Tor ocaoma a. qulnlno for malaria.
have been prescribing the d. remedy
FOR yeara" u will take away the Itch
the instant yUi apply H.
In fact. We are 20 sure OF what Odd
viii DO Tor you that W. win be riad
% let YOU have a 81 bottle on our guar.
enieo that ~ viii tokt YOU nothing an
less you fnd that u does the wofh
LILY 4 co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

Or Nvane Ee-Comniiasiouor ~ Health
ntin must be cured through tho skin.
The germs must b. washed out, ana %
naiVea have long ago been found worth.
Ie4n The most advanced .phynlrlane of
this country are now agreed On this, and
arc prescribing a wash % winterRfeen.
thyfDol and 0ther ingredients foe ccTema
and al other skin dirNaaes. This Gem.
pound n known as Odd. Prescription
Tor Gcxema.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

GIT iDGl" ths only l1d sine dressing ihai
poslti,olY contains or Hagks aud pniishrH ladies'
aud Chi.drru|H boots nud shnrs slices without rob
blng. llc "fRENGu GLOSS. inl,
DANDY combination fNf cleaning hfa pol sh'nF
Oh hndr ~ rus-einf tHu Shoe tic "SIAH"sxr lhc,
QUICK WITH goa igHiJ form with sponge quick.
h cleans and whiiens dtly CAVES SHOES, Zoe a ll-
"AiBO" CifANs and WflitNS canvas shoes. in
round Whlo Cakcf uarkrdlu nt.i,u hakrs, win
upougr, int. ln handsome, lufes aluminium besrs,
with elnfgr. air.
NM combination fOr gentlemen who take
prde hurh1 thrif shoes look A IL. icsf1fts color
hnd iusirnIohi h'rrh rNnrs, Polish win hrush
o. f'oih. umF. GtBt ttItE"Ffe, iNc cents
HHiff hn.a roe NFep INe tIhd fnH tni frnf ne
wlNrTGMoaE nROs. a Co,
Res9a Albany aifoei, CnmhUdeas Mess.
MA ONflf GHf IHfEHf NInaiHlthutfs ~
Shos faiJhss H a. Hoih.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

DE- COsTAs' HEADACHE CAP
sULEs. safe and Rellahle. zoe box
at kuppes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
10 H0MEsEEKERs FROM
ALABAMA AT ARTESIA

Artosia. =. N. Jan 81 Thirteen
pruspertors arrived from Alabama
this week They are j ~. Davis ana
family. Mrs q. % Ford nnd Miss T.. e..
Davis They decided To- locate in
Now Mexico. sold out their property
in Alabava and moved to Arlesmt
without loo.dug into tho country Na
iha rcaI estate dealer COZ amy other
agency They win purchase property
oithor near Artesia or Hope, and wIiI
mako their home here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

Cotton Seed Meal
l1aN Secd Mesai
Ground flnx seed
SgDeh inld
Condition Powder
a.. ". i1lE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
PUMPING OUTFITS FOR
IRRIGATION LATEST
THING AT CARRIZ0ZO

'atr lozo. y NJ Pan. Marvin
IUst,L has bc.n ,u 30 raso this week
ANA while there purchased complete
pumping uutnt with ,ngiu, tor his
homestead near ih" city Hs viii M
stall centrifugal pump which VIII
give HIM sufficient water supply from
one we'll Go irrigltr i've acres. MI
Burton NlI plant variety 0f things
this urst SOAR Boo 1u ouori tu export
m"ut With tn, best products. nr viii
H.sp start small prDlarI, which be-
Intends sdGul Goo later
George l.,,. progressive butcher,
has ALSO % Urgy sized pumping uutnt
ou tine NJy and nill have % Installed
ip short umo Mr loo ,s ruius ntu
The farming business ou In cVtcra.y,
seal, and VIII plant H large Acreage
tus sDtr. he HH. ordered Shapes mud
% variety OF 1affIrs which u, vi.' I.su
plant MI Lrr hHs trees uu fnr H1y
from Nebraska which ue intends to
plant ou itu Slides cot nis claim 1909
NIudhrrHk &c. .- using nopHrs ana
,"ltuuNuouH. M Lp, h1s been qul,
successful 900 Hla former farming tN-
por.mouts and undoubtedly VIII un
Very successful with h,s ucH venture
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AUTO IANE
lCarriea Z. 5. MALL
Leaves h0awoii ...-.s,s.l 1910 q. M
Arrives Vaughn ..s.s... b;tb .. m
Leaves Vaughn daily t.tt q. "a
Arrives RoeWoll ..ss.... Zoo O. ~
feAute waits until 1900 a. n. for
arrival 81 E. y. a =. W. train No -
Eafe oHe way. $40. Round TIP, tss
100 lhn. bneHage carried free, e3oess
baggage. ta.bo per 100 lba BaGsast
40 a. 1900 Ira carried.
Connections made a. NauRnn Wifh
al E. n. 4 a W. and Hania - trnim
Nlnaunal Aulo CA. Roswell DWnufA
lInqIln9lon n'oas Vau2lln, h9enia'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

Compound Eucalyptus syrup.
For Coughs and Colds soc.
A. Ruppe'H.
rviwhle's tav~rv' ria Y secona ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. la his heap Tor
life ON skates nt the rink
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

lonight--N hitting Va his Heap f0i
life on skate ut the rink
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

Palho wcosl, 40. J. loia.-crysln
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

-Four Sow Pictures pmumc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

Tunight--Nhitng la ni~ leap Tor
life on skate 10 the rink
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-02
INDUSTRIAL REVIVAL.
Fully $f .ooo, 900 Expended in Develop ing, Rsnnodeiing and Eqaippine Towns Plants in 1912.

The year that closed Tuesday mark ed the beginning of what promises to be an era of unprecedented industrial revival in the town of Kiilingly.
 During that period the important plant of the Danielson Cotton company passed into new and wealthy owner ship, the plant of the ki1Ifng1y Manu- featuring company at Williamsvil1e passed through a time of renovation and improvement, a big weave shed was added to the mill of the Attawau- gan company, the Assawauga Woo1en company at Dayville practically re- equipped it's plant with new machin- cry the Whitestone mill and property at East Killingly passed into the hands of She big Winterbottom Book Cloth company. the International Cotton com pany got it's real start, the business of the Connecticut Mills company prac- tically doubled, the WiI1iamsviIfe Buff company got firmly established in Danielson, the Broad Brook Manufac- turing company of E1rnvilfe con1naenc- ed to do profitable business and the Elmville Worsted company and Glen Worsted company had a year of pros- perfty during which their plants were operated day and night for many weeks The ouinebaug company, in common with the other cotton manlI- featuring plants hereabouts. in April advanced it's wage scale for opera tives. All of these things but marked the beginning of replacements. devel- OpmenIS ana plans LHaC GuT1nS the course of the present year will put the town in the very forefront of New England manufacturing eenters.
 A conservative estimate of the mon ey expended in extending and innprov- ing manufacturing plants and their equfprn ent in the town of KfIIing1y during 1912 was not much less than round million dollars, this sum inc1ud- ing the price paid for properties that changed hands.
 A Tempting Proposition.
 4. P. Woodward has g circular let ter from a New York firm inviting him t;3 invest in cat and rat propo- sition which has received more or less public mention for the past year or so.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-02
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

ring people favorable to continuing throughout the year the brilliant light ing plan that has been in use during the holiday season.
 Warden Bullard will brine the mat ter before the next meeting of the
 court of burgesses. The boroueh fla thers will be asked to take. under con- sideratfon the plan of putting Daniel son on the map the best lighted borough in Connecticut. The cost over the present system of lighting the streets in the business section would
 not be excessive and by employing the holiday lighting plan throughout the year four high power street arc lights
 could be dispensed with at a consid-
 erabIe saving.
 If it is decided to keep for all times
 in the year the brilliant special sys-
 tenn. permanent wiring would of course
 have to be done and certain changes made from the hours of lighting plan
 in force for the past two weeks.
 Throughout the year the hours of
 lighting could be made much less than
 during the holiday season, thereby re-
 ducing the cost.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-02
DANIELsCN
Man Begins 1918 by Going to Jaii-- Twenty Packages by Parcels Post Death of Arba Covell.


 MT and Mrs Roy Bergengren of Lynn have been guests of Mrs. c. H. Burroughs.
 Edward Heneault of Waterbury spent New Years at his home in Dan 55lson.
 President Clark of Boston visited friends in Danielson over the holiday. Judge and Mrs. A. G. Bill are enter taining AIisr Cora E. Chase of Tram = ingham.
 Rsean Year Badly.
 A prisoner presented in the town court Wednesday morning started the new year by going to jail.
 Dr. Anna Shaw the noted advocate tf wou1an,si suffrage rights. is to lec- ture in Danielson during January Joshua Hill, for many years a resi- dent of the West Side, is occupying his newly purchased home on Broad street. Miss Frances Nixon has returned from a vacation of two weeks spent at her home in Exeter, N. H
 Miss Jennie Stevens, who has been head trimmer at Mdrne. Cyr's for sev- eral seasons, has returned to her home in Middletown, where she is to engage In business.
 Using 1912 Markers.
 Nearly an of the automobile seen iii the streets of Danielson New Year 8 day were being driven under the last years registration numbers, as the owners have not received their new number plates.
 WilIiansviIIe Mill Well Lighted. About l. 500 ir1candescent lights have been installed in the mill of the kill ingly Manufacturing company at Will huntsville.
 Beautiful New Years Day. Wednesday was one of the. most beautiful New ears days in the mem ory of the oldest residents here. A surprising number of people were out for long walks and taking them with out coats. The temperature was that of mild September day.
 To Play Norwich.
 The basketball game on K1lingly High schools schedule this week is the one to be played with the Laurel Hills Of Norwich here Friday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-02
GREAT WHITE WAY
May Become Year Round Feature
 of fne Rc~-.s-h.

Danielson's White Way may become a permanent feature of the lighting of the business section of the borough Warden W. I. Bu11ard has found Iead-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-02
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Arba CoveiI.

Mrs. Eunice CoveIl, about 80, died at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Lo1fs Young, Mechanic street, where she has been staying. Tuesday afternoon. She was the widow of Arba CoYe11. who died during the past month. Mrs. Cove1l Kilingiy. She was one Of family of nine children, only one of whom is Iiv- ing, Mrs. Mary 4. Wood. East Killing ly, mother of 4. F. Wood of Danie1son. Mrs. CoveH is survived by two daugh- ters, Mrs. w Deloss Wood and Mrs. Lyman Copeland both of Danie1son.
 Patriotic Societies installation.
 Tn G. A. R. hall New Years night the triple installation of the officers of the patriotic societies in Danie1son made a function of special interest at the beginning of 1913 The newly elected officers of McGregor post G. A. R., were installed by Past Commander Benjamin D. Rapp: the new officers of AfcGresor Woman's Relief corps by Mrs. Harriet Bodge Of Hartford. and the new officers of Colonel Edward Anderson camp, s. of ". by Dr. Ed ward F. Perry, Putnam, vice command CT of the division of Connecticut. The installation ceremonies were added to by social and entertainment features. Business Mems Associ ation Favored
 Urgent business propositions that are of all important interest to the town, it is indicated at the beginning of the year. will probably result in a few weeks in the organization of a Daniefson business mems association. that organization must come within a few weeks. Those who are anxious that the association be formed are live business men,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-02
FOUNDRY COMPANY. To Treble Floor Space by the Con. struction of Now Buildings.

The Putnam Foundry and Machine company is greatly to increase the size of it's plant and the number of It's employees here. At the beginning of 1913 the company is not only over rushed with business, but finds itself facing a demand for more of its boil- CTS than can be produced with the present shop and equipment The com pany has been far behind in it's orders for months.
 The floor space of the concern is to be trebIed by the construction of new buildings and the output quad rupied, During the year that closed on Tuesday about 1850 boilers were constructed, but when the improve ments now announced are completed that concern will be able 10 turn out about 5000 boilers each year. which will be only ten per cent. of the mum = Der of boilers sold in New England states every twelve months.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-02
TWENTY PACKAGES
Received by Parcels Post the First
 First Two Mails.

The first matter that tunbled out Of the mail pouches when they were open ed at the Danielson postomce New Years morning were parcels post packages. On the first two mails re- cefved during the day about 20 pack ages came in through the governments new department. and other mails dur ing the day brought more. From a Worcester distributing firm came pack ages Of yeast cakes consigned to store keepers in small villages near here. Local people also took advantage of the good rates that the government is making to send packages by parcels post, and from the first day it is evil dent that the service is to be we'll pat roniZed.