Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-24
DANIEISON

Plans for structure to contain 24 apartments are being considered by the Connecticut Mills company and it is like ly that these will be approved and that construction will begin at an carly date, it was stated Friday. The location sc. iected for this structure, to be of stone and stucco, is on a new street to be open ed from Morin avenue toward North street and near The Gables.
 The proposed structure will be approx imately $50 feet in length and three stories in height. It is estimated that the cost will be in excess of $100,000 The building as are all others con structed for the company, will be of at tractive appearance and a building. of which Danielson will be proud Each apartment will be fitted with all modern conveniences.
 The group of dwellings under construc- tion for this company since late last summer are nearly completed Some of these new dwellings already are occu- pied Most of the families moving into them have come here from other towns and cities in New England, so that the additional dwellings have not served in any degree to relieve the pressure for acute. Danielson is growing so rapidly that the building being done is not near sufficient to furnish the homes needed.
 Supplies for the construction of the new plant of the Goodyear Mills com- pany are now being assembled or con tracted for. In ten more days that vil- lage will be as busy as a bee hive with the big construction program that has been mapped out. Representatives of the company were at Boston on Friday ar ranging, among other things, for the shipment here of 25,000 barrels of ce- ment This will be used in putting up the new spinning mill, building an addi- tion to the weaving department, extend ing the power plant, building foundation tops on sites for dwellings, in laying sidewalks, building gutters, etc. The ce- ment will fill nearly 150 cars. The con struction force at Goodyear will have been increased to 800 men within the next 30 days, it was stated on Friday by Engineer Victor Schmidt of the Goodyear company. The Goodyear company it. self will have a percentage Of this forcs building nearly 200 tenements, while tn, Hunkin-Conlxy company of Cleveland vii have the remainder of the menss con
 structing the mill, which the contract.
 require shall be finished by August |
 The town of Killingly also will be rep
 resented in the hustle and hustle of de velopings Goodyear for bids are aslxet for this morning for the contract of con structing, in conjunction with the Good year Mills company, the s100, 900 schoo
 building that it is expected to be read.
 to receive pupils next September It ha
 been decided that the new school build ing shall be of brick instead of cement as was first talked of, with terra colt;
 backing The structure will have eigh
 rooms and an assembly hall.
 A special express movement of tir fabric, manufactured in New Englant mills. much. of it here in Killingly, vii
 be made tonight when whole train o freight cars, loaded to capacity witt fabric, will be started put of Pawtucket At New London cars from the mills il
 this section will be added to the train
 which will be rushed westward to Ak ron for the Goodyear Tire and Rubbe company as fast as locomotives can hAu l it. This train will be rushed through tn same as an American Railway Expres | train and the goods will be waiting to b unloaded in Akron Monday morning. A 1 tire fabric is worth about $2.50 a poun
 on the present scale of prices this spe | (Continued on Page g, Column Al