Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-07
DANIELxON
MT. and Mrs. A. Perry

Mir and Mrs. A. Perry Fulton and children. who have been at Harve de Grace, Md, are visiting with Mrs Fuiton's mother, Mrs. Ella Stone of taining Raymond Stone of Bedford Springs, Mass,
 John Carton. formerly a resident of DanieIson, is spending flaw days with friends in town.
 John c. Shelley of Dorchester, Mass, was visitor with friends in Daniel son Monday
 Wet weather and general lack of sponsible by the experts Monday for the light vote cast in this town. Joseph c. Devlange of New Bedford was visitor with friends in Danielson on Monday.
 inspection work in cornfelds-search- ing for signs of corn borer-in towns in different parts of the state, has re-
 turned to his home here.
 Members of Danielson post of the
 American legion are interested in the
 fact that the organfza tion is to hold
 it's state convention in the state ar
 mory. at Hartford Friday of this week. A large number of adults and chii- dren attended. the sobemn high mass of
 requiem for departed members of St.
 James parish at the church Monday
 morning, this being the last event of
 
 Twenty six priests who were in
 DanielSon Monday as guests of the
 pastor and assistants at St. James
 parish were entertained at. dinner in
 St. James parish hall Monday after
 noon. The banquet was served under
 Announcemen was made Monday
 that at least 25 new dwellings, afford
 ing from 55 to 50 apartments, are to
 be built this fall at Goodyear, where a
 scarcity of tenements is handicapping
 the concern in keeping pace with the
 big production schedule it has set for
 itself. At least 25 families are wait
 ing for homes there at the present time,
 so the construction that has been
 planned is imperatively needed
 All of the new houses built at Good
 year Heights. overlooking the mill village proper, are filled, so there re- mains nothing for the company but to build more houses in order to keep pace with the constantly growing
 business being done at the plant President Litchfeld of the company is expected to be in town today or to- morrow to go over the ground and the plans with officials of the company here, and it is expected that definite announcements relative to the build ing program will follow MT. Litch- fields visit.
 Production has reached a new high leNoI at tIoCOh ear, where three SnIIlS keep machinery going day and night, and last weeks output constituted one of the best records made at the plant. Theo maximum of prodution under present conditions is apidly approach ed, however, so extension of the hous- ing facilities must follow iH order tha the production may not be limited by
 req son of inability to house the nee essary number of operatives required
 to make new output records.
 The proposed dwellings likely will be erected on LitchfieId avenue, Good year Heights. There is to be a va riety Of models. as was the case in the original set of homes built there, some being single apartments. others double, some triple and few quad ruple.
 i While nothing is being said 1t the plant relative to increasing the size of the mill. it is expected thata such an announcement will not be long de layed, considering the growth of the business being done there in every
 department under the highly efficient