Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-31
DANIELSON

A negative report was received by chiet John Mcfarland Thursday on tests made at the state laboratory in New Haven of the head of the dog that ere ated sensation by snapping at and bit ing several people here before he wss kiFed Monday last by abiow from hockey stick. The tests show that the dog was not suffering from rabies. but probably had been abandoned and had become ugly.
 This report will come as relief to a number of persons who had been in con- tact with the dog a little white poodle which are sometimes described as win dow washers"
 Since the dogs death reports have corne in of his visitation's at various points in and about the borough. He had snapped at the ankles of number of persona biting fnsre c-.i and tore open the hand of boy resident on MA street.
 It has been impossible for the police to establish the ownership of the dog, be- cause there was no tag attached to the animals collar.
 Ne year In KiIlingly's history ever opened with greater promise of big things for the town than. the one that is clos ing tonight. yet the readjustment pro cesses that have been underway in. many lines of industry has brought as much disappointment to this town during the past twelve months as in any like period. This applies to the abrupt checking of in dustrial expansion plans here. plans that had they not been interrupted would have made Danielson the foremost town in this section Of eastern Connecticut with in the next few years
 The Buletin expected to be able to an. nounce with the end of the year | manufacturing operations would be re- surned with the opening of January. as had been planned at the Goodyear Mills, Inc but it was stated here on Thursday that such an announcement cannot De made at this time and that the re-openina of the big plant may be delayed for sew eral weeks
 '--as following press despatch appearing Thursdas shows what the extent of los suffered by the Goodyear Tire and Rubber company. the parent concern of Akron. O.. have been during the past twelve months but though these losses are heavy they are not disastrous. it Is believed, and the revival of the prosperity of the big con cern is anticipated in the not distant fu- ture.
 Akron. O.. Dec 2s-The Goodyear Tire < Rubber, company today announced a deficit for the fiscal year ending Oct 31 of s15,647.s53 rot including anticipated losses on contractual obligations fo rru5- ber and fabrics wh ;ch are ey9octed to be aop-oximated s1eo0o. onn notwithstand. ing that sales exceed 5000 nae 0oa the largest in the history of the company
 The statement shows assets totaliin~ l.sr payable of s2s s7ss12 and accounts ray able of .12.7t11es including estinated taxes. Rubber and fahric acceatances ar, listed at s43ss.saa. Reserve for contin. sencies is s1.71s,57.5
 Confidence was expressed Tn the ahi1 t cf President Seibering to put through tn reinanci1g program within tho nsxt tw' weeks
 Making detours is no longer necessar. in travelling between this place and Prov idence hy the Che3achet route. The bar rers that have blocked this route at sec tiop where construction work has beel underway since last spring have beel taken down. The work is not completed but the road is open to travel
 Miss Blanche Gauthier. operator at tn telephone office. was at New Bedfor Thursday attending the funeral of rela tive
 Mrs William Collins who has been patient at the Day Kimball hospital fl n'''-@-1 sas returned to her home i Danielson.
 1'ocss Friday) is the last day fo driving with 1920 number plates on auto mobiles. All motor vehicles In use o New Years day must be equipped wit 1921 plates.
 Schools throughout the town will one, Monday next for the winter term
 State Officer Howard E. Elliott 0 Hartford was visitor here on a bushes trir Thursday
 Thursdays warm sunshine cut ava. much of the coating of ice tiiat has coy cred ;he highways since Monday and mad