Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-03
DANIELSON
Spinners at DayvilIe Mill Settle Dis.
agreement-Two Now Teachers En-
gaaed-Death of Mrs. Fred Laviree
Good Friday Services Largely At
tended.

That furry Of discomfort that sent
nearly score of spinnerS on their
way from the mill Of the Assawauga
iwopEen company at Dayvdlle Thurs
day afternoon he's quickly passed on
{ and left clear skies. as was expected.
The difference that causedAthe spin
( ners to leave their jobs-good jobs,
well paying johs-waS adjusted Friday
morning and the men will be back at
work Monday morning: ,.u
/ brousfrt about quick adjustment of
{ the difficulty. The men objected to
. working so much overtime. When they
I go back to work Monday it will be
/ with the agreement to continue over
: time work, but they will not be call
( ed upon to dc so nnrsCh of it as has
n been the case for the last few months.
In discussing the incident of the
. spfnntTs' walkout. Angus Park, who
! operates the mill, said Friday after
noon that he had no desire to have
his employees work overtime and they
| were oEKy called upon ito do SO that
! the business of the company might not
suffer. The mill has orders that must
/ be filed within a stipulated period to
(. prevent cancellation and consequent
heavy loss to the mill. The mill has
! already had some cancellations on &C
I count of delayed deliveries, So that it
i is not only. in the comrany's inter-
/ est, but in the employees as well that
! the extra hours of werIz were being
put in.
The settlement OF the matter is good
news for Kfllfngly. which is deriving
not a little of its prosperity from the
successful operation OF the fine mill at
J Dayville.
Borough Brevities.
Peter Pigeon of New Bedford. for
meTly of Danielson. was a visitor in
town Friday.
w. E. Reach Of the West Side was
in Providence on a. business trip FRI
day
! Miss Dorothy Paine is spending the
Easter recess with her parents. Mr..
; and Mrs John A. Paine.
+ Mrs. E. H. Reach is in charge Of
the arrangements for the parish sup
per Of St Adams church Baster Mon
day evening
! Rev. H. n. Brown is to conduct a
I service at the Pentecostal church IN
Putnam Easter Sunday afternoon.
Let Off Easy.
Manager J. F. Lewis Of the Or
pheurn theater remarks that the new
ly conducted notwithstanding that the
carriers are Young and Greene. The
court: 80 days.
Teachers Secured.
Announcement was made Friday
that Miss Grace Edick OF New Haven
! has been secured as principal for the
school at Ballouville and Miss Ruth
Dexter of South Killingly as teacher
to fill the other vacancy.
A local business man who OCCASION
ally smokes a cigarette has christened
them Ford cigars
The mills at Batlouvi1ae and Alta
waugan closed friday at noon for the
remainder Of the week.
i. Hundreds Of residents Of Danielson
attended the Good Friday services at
I the various churches in the borough.
Question of Salary.
The question of paying salaries to
; the warden and court Of brrgesses will
again come up at the annual borough
meeting. For years past the officials
have been doing the worls-and tax
ing the Idcks-without pay.
Miss Mary L. KingSbury, assistant
junior secretary Of the Woman's Board
Of Missions, is to give an illustrated
talk on India in the vestpy of the
Congregational church next Saturday
afternoon.
Chicks by the Thousand.
At Elm Vale farm in Elmville 1,100
chicks, only a few days old, may be
seen in one brooder house. More than
1000 eggs are Matching in one big
incubator that Is expected to turn out
the factory made chicks about April
IA
Respondent in brand new uniforms,
donned for the first time. members Of
the Ballouvllle baseball team had their
photograph taken as a group Good Fri
day afternoon. The uniforms are very
pretty-gtay with navy Ballou Gas 1t
were) trimmings
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cyr and Mrs
Cyr's sister, Miss Eugene Goyette,
. who have been spending the winter at
the Cyr home, in Montreal, have re-
= turned to Danielson to remain for sew
eral months
Towns across the Rhode Island Dor
der are considerably agitated at this
time over the big Providence reser-
voir project that is threatening, if car
ried out as planned. to wipe several
villages off the map.