Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-16

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 Akson, O., papers of Monday, that have been just received here, contain op- timistic reviews relative to the automo- bile tire industry that will be of specal h. terest in sKillingly. These rviws indi- cate that preparations are being made in Akron to increase the tire factory forces the first of the year and that the big tire company are making preparations for in- creased production cary in 1921.
 Industrial heads in that city indicate that resumption of real work will come with the first of the year, with consider ably enlarged working forces by March and factories running smoothly again by April l.
 Goodrich official stated, 'we are checking up on our old men who will be given the preference in all additions to our present force of workers.''
 The article further states: Optimistic reports come from Goodyear today when high officials said there would be tire shortage by spring. This would. of course. necessitate increased production. We intend to increase the working hours and days of present employees to the old standard as production. climbs. As rapid ly as possible we will reach the six day week with eight hours work each day for all iE service at present. Then as more n1en are needed we shall take back our old employees.
 The Goodyear company that kthe re- financing plan about which stockholders here have been notified will be adopted at their meeting this (Thursday) after noon. Every confide nee is expressed lover the future of the Goodyear company The big rubber companies already have engaged in a canvass to list vacant houses in Akron and 1t is indicated that these will be secured for the large num- bers of employees from other cites ad various states who will in the near fu- l! ture be trooping back to work While engaged Wednesday morning in unloading heavy construction equipment 1 from fiat cars set in the local yards near the freight station. Walter Fitzpatrick l stepped into a small depression near the tracks and turned his ankle. Having procured crutches he was able to proceed to his home He will be disabled for the next tlso or three weeks
 A large number of the members of Moriab lodge and their guests includine many women friends fathered at the state armory Wednesday evening to wit i ness the installation of the newly elected officers by Retiring Master Roland H Cray
 Join the 1921 Christina. club at the yVindham County National bank.-adv
 Today and Friday at the Orpheum the l atre Hal Reid's spectacular screen pro i duction The Truth About Ireland tht i most astounding human document in the l world today. A story of the Emerald 1 Isle that is now being written in blood 1 This picture will actually make screer history-adv
 In lif1a Y, in 10s,, -, cotton mills throughout southern New England, notices of a reduction in wage. have been posted in mills of the Attawau gan company in villages of the town o lAnlingly.
 The Peoples Store. showing com plete and attractive line of footwear vii
 be open every evening until Christmas adv
 Receptacles into which money may b. dropped for use in providing Christina. cheer for the needy of Danielson are ts
 be found in various stores and are no being overlooked by generous people. l There are many families in Killinsly
 in whose homes there is fuel shortag who are deeply thankful for the mildnes
 of the December weather
 Charles W. Hale was in Boston Wed nesday on a bushes strip.
 Christmas club checks of any bank de Iposited on or before Decerrber % dray
 ntersst from December 1. Deposit today
 Windham County National bank.-adv.
 There was a material increase her
 Wednesday in the amount of Christina
 shopping done. it was reported. by nun
 Der of merchants.
 An industry that will engage ia tn
 manufacture of incandescent electri
 light bulbs has decided to locate in. Dan