Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-30
DANIELsON

Council Gagnon, Union St. John Baptist, which includes in it's mem bership many residents of Goodyear and Dayville, observed St. Johns day Sunday by attending service at St. Joseph's church. Dayville, in a body. Headed by the Dayviile Drum corps, as escort, the society, Moses H. Berth iaume, Jr. Danielson. president, marched from the LaBelle building in Dayville to the church. Included in the society representation at the ser vice were six of the seventeen mem- bers of the council that entered the service during the war. Rev 1gnatius kost, pastor. was celebrant of the mass, and the sermon was preached by Father Hamel of the Dominican or der. St. Anne's church. Fall River The Life of St. John was the subject of the sermon. a most impressive discourse. Early in the day Father Hamel was celebrant of mass and preached a sermon at the Church of the Seven Wounds. BaIlouvflle, a mission of St. Joseph's parish.
 Markdown gale of shoes at the Key stone store.-adv.
 Worknnen exeavating for the founda- tions for the big trestle that is to be built for the Quinebaug company near the tracks of the New Haven road, south of Franklin street and parallel with Dyer street. near the present coal dump of the mill company, unearthed the skeleton of a human being. Parts of the skull, the ribs and the leg bones were found lying in the position where the body had been at rest, un- doubtedly, for great many years. The excavators also came across another grave, but by orders of the foreman it rrTdn q nf fatt 4t.- 4 were dug up were buried about four feet under the surface
 Tradition here has it that the site where the graves have been found is an old Indian burial ground and it Is assumed that the bones brought to light are those of some member of one of the tribes that made this section their home many. many years ago. Some residents of Danielson have in their possession Indian relics found in the immediate territory here discussed These relics were picked up more than score of years ago when the old In- dian burial ground. now quite heavily wooded. was an object of more histor- ical interest than 1t has been of late years.
 The bones that were dug un have been reinterred in a new location near by
 At Goodyear the Goodyear Mills company has put in foundations for what is to be modern and snlendidly equipped mill restaurant The new structure will be of brick, 100 by 50 feet. will occupy location in the mill yard, opposite the new power plant and will be ready for use in two months. The building will be a one story structure.
 
 The new restaurant Is to have a modernly equipped steam and electric kitchen. this equipment alone costing si.0o0. The building will cost. complet ed about s16.ooo. Agent Robert w Boys of the company stated on Sun day.
 The building Is to be constructed tc meet a pressing need of the Goodyear community and is one of the improve rnents in line with the concerns pro gressive policy of making as attractive and comfortable and convenient as possible the conditions under which its employees labor.
 The restaurant will be open 24 hours day, seven days in the week It will provide accommodations for 200 per- sons at one sitting and will be modelled after the great restaurant that the Goodyear concern operates at the par ent plant at Akron, O.. where 10000 meals day are served to employees.
 The service will be modelled on the cafeteria plan. Tn a village where a diversity of nationalities such as is found in Goodyear. it has been found 10 be quite impossible to give meals in a hotel that will satisfy and please the tastes and tickle the palates of the persons of various nationalities. The new restaurant will solve this problem The restaurant will he prepared tc serve each individual just what he oi she may want, within reasonable limi- tations. The service to the employees will be at cost. for the company does not desire to make one penny out ot Its restaurant service.
 The restaurant will be connected with one of the wings of the mil building, so that employes need not gt out of doors unless they care to in go ing from their work to their meals This will be a consideration, especially for the night workers and for all 1T cold weather. Goodyear has thre, shifts of employees, each working eigh hours day. so the big plant is fl practically continuous operation.
 When the restaurant is completed and in use. the Goodyear hotel. als, owned by the company, will be rerrnd eled so as to use it's present dinin, rooms for reading. ladies' and smokin. and writing rooms, features in whici the hotel is not adequately supplied a present.
 In some quarters the building of tn, big restaurant is taken as an indica ton of the heavy expansion of tn,