Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-01
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nendous boom in 1920. Tn addition tc. tho new mill.and the many houses that, are under construction, a recommend sAon;has been sent to the main of- aees at Akron. O.. for the erection, of lsoyadditional' houses during the com ing year. .: Is now apparent that these dwellings are going to be needed, in what is the most rapidly growing vil- lageF in Connecticut
 TEii paasnias appears to be in a way to crown hinsek as king of the fox hunters In the season now open for the relieving of, this great sport. MT, Dageniss has an earlys start and has made the most of 1t as will be appre-. ciated by those who inspect the fine iiile of pelts already In his possession. The. Connecticut Mills company has just taken, over the Globe mills at Fall River. This newly acquired plant will be used to produce yarn for use in weaving tire fabrics at the local plant 6t. the concern. which also owns yarn Tnul at East Taunton. Mass. None of the immense amount Of yarn used in tce -Danielson' mills of the company is spun here.
 sWtile many landlords in the town of Efillngly, especially. Tn Danieison. have
 
 dwellings to boost rents. their tax lists as submitted to town officials show no Increases over the valuations made by tiaenn for years past Tn a word, they are getting theirs.". and keeping 1t, evidently figuring the town of Killingly sS amsre outsider in the program. The rerra,uatiou figures of the assessors wiIl--be- awaited therefore. with very special interest Those who are prone to howl about the big corporations and the amount Of taxes they pay, or do not gay. will find food for thought in the manner In which owners of private property. try. in many cases. to avoid paying a just tax In he community.
 Inspector R. c. Young. of the state automobile department received a re- port on an accident, at Moosup, in .'- n a~ auto71oniie. owned by John Dobbs of Providence, struck and badly injured horse owned by Ralph Colie- 10 of Moosup. The horse was hitched toi a wagon thata was backed up against a curb in front of house from which furniture was being taken 70 be loaded. Inspector Young said that this was the second accident of tlfis- kind that has happend in the tdTn of Plainfeld within the past few Gays. '--+ "'
 Ju6eo w. F. Woodward. preside1: if the Connecticut Firen,en's assori- atioa, was rotifed Sunday of the aeat- at StoninEton of Charles E. Shakiey. formerly president Of the assoc ati1n and at his death mem Ter us ti,e executive committee. Judge Woodward will leave today tMondayl .o attend MT. shackley'e funeral and VII be acconos nied by Frederick Du- 7acl representing the Putnam Fire 3eoartnr ent.
 Duzlas Fai-hanks' most ren1ar'la : lie pic.ure-Fis Majesty, the Amer i-eo-a wc1derful production, at the r,-nheU-7 theatre tonight and Tues 5s~@adv.
 cotto7 r7ill operatives ara watch i-- w.'h tAe keeSest atte-+'on the ir- s''e4-.ar r'tuation in Faii River. where 5cooo operatives are seeKirg 2 Ss Det ce1t. Increase in wages and threaten c-'r~ ta st-ii-a 'F concessions are not g.1r'ed n them.
 Miss Katrlee7 Burns of =artfo-d 'sp~7t Sunday with relatives in Dan- t'sen.
 William v. whea.iAv of New T.nn- a,n was 2 v'~'t~- at his home In Dan le'Ton7 o'er srrday.
 Saturday right's terrific rain a7t wind, sto~r, c,-t-ihuted tn nutti7r F.l-1lcr e,flI " Q-'!HW3yS JS S'lHn ',Or q ti1n taat, -hey v-e-n r,,,tc badly cu Ir by tsa f'ic of Sunday f '<
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 Poultry huve-z w+o corre .irto tAj .Erritcr-r from p-ovf@s-ce- say that tl, s7fppiy has .heconae F-Her taa7 at an tiEne i1 history. afarw c-vners hay 3i;poseds otv!f'seir rorEs ir order [ efsare the -hi1h rezt of feedi7~ the7 Schools throughout the town vi neeper thie tMonda-'> rnorrine havt7 teenf elose9 'si-re last Wednesday fc ,Ars Tha6fsgtvingA reeess. slta.--,t s.Earoid Fo-to7 has entered the a7- 7,ey of the Goodyear c1rnnanv's, cor ss1irtior forces. as Q t.meknener v tThs stockholders of tia WFites+sr WerTted connanv of Elmville ha1 sreouted s- agreement +o tArmina' The corporate existence of ti1e cnr pary, whose rlsnt was r1rc',rst A5ane months ago by the America Eoalen con1panv, which concern