Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-16
DANIELSON

bled being representative of many sec-l tions of the town of Kilhngly.
 This year the annual musical festi- val in which the grade school children have participated for years past was combined with graduation, to make an event of importance and so successfully were the plans carried out that it isl likely that the arrangement may bel made permanent.
 The hall was pFettily decorated with flags and streamers of the national cel-1 ors and the front of the stage was banked with ferns and the letters K. G.. s. worked out in daisies.
 The musical part of the program in eluded- the presentation of the operetta Flora, by pupils of grades 2-5 of the Danielson graded school; sailing, ye- cal number by the eighth grades of the different schools They Met on the Twig of a Chestnut Tree, quartet of the Dam ielson schools; Little Tulip, East Kill lingly; The Birth of Joy, two parts Dayville schools; Mew, sub-primary I school of Goodyear; Dixie, three parts, Banouville schools Almond Blossoms, l two parts, Attawaugan. schools; Condo ] Tier, three parts Dayyille schools i; l America all schools
 I Diplomas to the graduates of the 1 eighth grades of the various schools of 1 the town were presented by Robert ". i Boys, or Goodyear, memDer or the town school committed Prize awards were made by Supervisor Horace F. Turner of i the schools in Killingiy and Brooklyn. In the supervisory district made up of 1 the towns of Killingly and Brooklyn 64 pupils have successfully completed their eighth grade work. All of these who l were students in Killingly's public schools received diplomas at Tuesday $ l graduation. The complete list of the | Sl,, i Brooklyn pupils and St. James parochial school in Danielson, follows:
 l Joseph Ernest Adams. Valley; John 1 A. Anderson, East Brooklyn; Byron Oli- i yer Adams, East Killingly; BeatFiee M. 1 Bacon, Goodyear; Florence M. Bailey, East Killingly; Lawrence S. Baldwin, l Goodyear; Olive G. Barry, Valley; Earl N. Bassett, Danielsen; Laurie Beeney, l East Brooklyn Andiana Bernier, St. 1 James Anita Rose Berthiaume, Day 1 vile; Fleurette Boulaine, St. James ; John Willis Boys, Goodyear Etta L l Bradley, Brooklyn Center; Minnie | 1 Burrows, Goodyear; Margaret Burton 1 Danielson; Bessie M. Caffery, East Brooklyn; William E. Carpenter, Day. l ville Clinton E. Child. Goodyear; Floyd Cedding, DaRielson; Mildred E. Codding Danielson; Wilber w. Cornell, 'Ballou- 1 yille Charles s. Cross, East Killingly
 
 Dillon Danielson; Eugene F. Downs Brooklyn; Leslie M. Downs, Dayyille Ann Eastman, Goodyear; Verna Mae Emery, Danielson; Elizabeth Cardel Francis. Danielson: Paul A. Gareau, St James Yvonne Gilbert, St. James John Gasioerk. Danielson; Albert N Gordon, East Killingly; Anna A. He aeault Dayyil1e; Doris E. Hope, Day vile; Shirley A. Jackson, Danielson i lol,; ley Keech. Danielson; Beatrice R. Lind her. Danielsen; Archie H. Logee, Dan ielson; Irving Linwood Mason, Daniel son Gerpqian Meupier, St. James Alb bic P. Nelson, Danielsen Allen Henr! 0atley, East Killingly; Joseph A. Pate Danielsen; John Polanski, DanieIson Ruth Estella Pray, BalleuNille :; Peter l Seneeal. Danielson; Gilbert L. Shippee East Killingly; Harvey A. Shippee, Eas Killingly; Willis ". Smith, East Xii lingly; Ruth E. Spalding. Danielson s3 1 |. Stone, Attawaugan; Alice R. Terwilli ger South Killingly; Blanche Tetreault St. James Andrew Yadas, St. James | Amy R, Wells, East Brooklyn; Mldrey a1 E. Wilde, Danielson; Arthur Vincen Williams, Danielson; John P. White Brooklyn Center; Ruth Estelle Young
 Attawaugan; Ruth stoddard Franci: I 1 Danielson.
 If you wish prompt and careful moto trucking service, or baggage transfer E red, all work being done at very reascf s able rates, telephone 243-3 or 350 or ca E at American Railway Express effice.- adv.
 That the operatives at the naant of tt 7 Goodyear Mills Company, Inc, know 1 good thing when they see it is atteste ' by the manner in which they have dippe 5 in with subscriptions for the latest stoe !, issue of the Goodyear Tire and Rubbe T Il company, the parent company, wit Il l headquarters at Akron. Up to Tuesda evening the operatives at Goodyear ha T. taken S47,000 worth of the stock, an 2 l subscriptions were still coming il e though the books there were to be close 1 Tuesday evening. Such subscription T from the operatives establishes g nun
 Der of important facts as to the relation | between the big corporation and i Il workers. First of all is the spirit of cei E. Adenee between the men who direct ar
 the men who produce; second is the r st markable demonstration of co-operatio st for which Goodyear interests are famou
 and, third. is the fact that the worke
 think stock paying as high as 10 D
 cent, is as good an investment for the
 as it is for men or women with lar;
  l. Goodyear has been let out in blocks st three shares-two shares of preferr, Id and one share of common. The prefe E. red is a per cent stock, the eemmt re mot less than 10 per cent " but oper s. lives who own other issues have not fo C. gotten that they are receiving F D
 cent
 B. First rumbIings of the coming polite st campaigns are heard in Killingly al
 especially at the present time in Danit le son. It was stated here Tuesday tn t. & conference of members of the ral
 and file of the democratic party may -e expected within a short time after t ae national convention to formulate pla 1s for naming candidates this fall. eT Chief interast seems to center in DC
 sible candidates for representatives
 the legislature and for senator fro . the district, The rank and file of dem
 erats in the town of Killingly is made
 of wage earners and naturally the
 sympathies r~n with candidates who 3
 in aeceFS labor's reasonable ve'
 and ambitions.
 Experiences of the past two yea
 have taught many democrats here tn
 mere responsibility of candidates ma
 of them time -honored but unsuccessf
 is not sufficient to meet the present d
 needs of the party in this town. T
 workers here feel-as to the democr;
 among them-that the naming of repl
 sentatives in the past has been no mo
 than a mere foFmality; that no one kn
 nor cared what the candidates sto
 for; they were accepted in the bro
 sense that they were democrats.
 Such candidates no longer will suffi
 if one may believe what is now bel