Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-16

ployes and how many are willing to take boarders.
 A form of questionable has been prepared Fully filled out, this form l will give the company the desired in- formation.
 No obligation, of course, rests upon any person tosaid the company in this movement, but. it will be readily seen that in the interest to Danielson as community it is of prime importance that every possible assistance be giv- en the corporation, which has been such mighty industrial asset to this place, and is now seeking to become more so.
 If the company is enabled through the cooperation, of the general public to increase its production by the ad- dition of more machinery and the employment of more operatives, the benefit to Danielson will be general. More operatives means bigger week ly payroll, more money to be spent with the merchants and others and many jobs for many people long after the war is over. Danielson's oppor- tunity is at hand.
 There is no suggestion of charity connected with the enterprise being worked out. Families who have rooms to rent or who will take boarders will be well paid for so doing. Each fam fly, in fact, is expected to fix the rates at which it will render the service desired.
 In a large measure, the movement has its patriotic side, for the Connec- ticut mills is one of the largest pro- ducers of textiles for the government in this section of Connecticut
 While the company is doing it's ut most in building new homes for it's operatives and already. has opened whole new streets of dwellings the housing development is not keeping pace with the factory growth, so the alternative is to seek out among the families of Danielson those who have spare rooms in their homes and are willing to make them earn something by letting them for quarters for workers.
 George V. Holland, New York, who is directing the canvass now under way here, said Thursday that he is anxious that the people get the right impression of what the company de- l sires to do. Representatives of the company are to visit homes all over Danielson. These representatives will seek to interview the heads of house. holds along the lines here suggested. The information sought is purely in the interest or. DanleiSon as an indus trial center, though it has a direct bearing on the winning of the war Those who cooperate with the, com pany will be performing a patriotic | service as we'll as helping the perma- nent industrial advancement of their home town, and, in addition will ben- | eft financially.
 While the company hopes to increase decidedly the number of it's employees
 it has made very clear the fact that | it does not wish to disrupt the organ | ization of other industrial plants in l the town. Many employees undoubted- | Iy will be obtained from out of town. l It is hoped to obtain many more here from the ranks of those who never 1 have had textile employment or who never have worked at all. There are 1 many easy. positions for such as these
 to be offered. and at good pay. From
 such workers, MT. Holland said Thurs
 day, it will be possible to develop
 skilled workers within a few weeks,
 and these, willie well paid, can do
 their bit toward the winning of the l war.