Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-05
DANIELsON

lighted and otherwise made cheerful and comfortable, have been provided for the force of 500 laborers that will be em- ployed on construction work at Goodyear during the spring, summer and early fall. These new bupkhouses, with others erect cd sometime ago, when the big stock house was being built. make up what has come to be known as Geodyear's White City" The Hankin-Conlzy Construction company. which is to build the mill, are seeking help in many populous centers in New England and New York state. Their object is to gather great building force and to put through the building as rap idly as possible, hoping to have the main part of the contract finished about Au- gust l. The site for the new mill has been cleared of barns and other struc- lures and ground broken for the founda- tions.
 Paco Manufacturing company has join ed the rush of construction work that is under way in the town of Kilfingiy. Pre- liTninary work for the erection of their new mill on the site that the company. purchased, in connection with the Dam ielson Development association, on Fur mace street, is under way. Here another programme of rapid construction work has been adopted and mill officials hope to have looms and other machinery run l ming there before the last rose of summer fades.
 While news stories from other com munities tell of strikes and other vari- | cities of labor unrest, all sections of the 1 town of %Killingly are speeding up to an | unprecedented, for this section, degree l of efficiency, production and develop | ment It may not be boastful to record for the public eye that Kllhugly is one Connecticut town that is making the most l of the great opportunities now wide open 1 before the people of communities where work has not come to be regarded as an obsolete obligations. Killingly IS proud I to announce that it is absolutely free of labor troubles. Everything is run i aing in high" The building programme for the town is the greatest known in any town in this part of the state. Kill 1 ingly will not foolishly throw away the l opportunity of lifetime by running l wild" in a great period of prosperity that is already indicated. Feet on the \ ground is the slogan, and it is being observed, to the lasting good of all. | In line with many other development | projects that are being worked out here
 it may be stated that ground has just been broken at Morin avenue for the 24 apartment structure that is to be erect ed Jby the Connecticut Mills company This structure, the largest of its kint |i ever built in this part of the county, vii cost upwards of s10o,0o0. The building will be completed this year. It will stan( near The Gables and will be $50 feet il length,
 The Fern Lea company at East Kill lngly, another very promising new in
 dustry in Killingly. will be producing il the not far distant future at East Kill lngly.
 ii This is Killingly's great year. and 1 is making the most of it Everybody i busy, everybody is earning good" mon
 ey, there are no strikes, and contentment
 aside from complaints about the cost o foodstuffs and the like, is almost com plete, as regards industrial conditions. The funeral of Louis Messier was hell sf from his home in Wauregan with Service at the Sacred Heart church, which WA . filled by relatives, many friends of MI
 Messier and by church organization |" with which, he was affiliated. The o1 feers of the mass were Rev. Father ], Chagnon, Mathieu and Mccarthy. Men |. bers of St. Jean Baptist society and tn Sacred Heart society attended in bod! Burial was in the Sacred Heart cems U teFy. L. E. Kennedy was in charge {
 the funeral arrangements.
 f osmon EIms of Goodyear is in dir d cuties with the local representative
 the state motor vehicle department O. 3 mon has a motor car-but no operator
 license. Attention was directed to u 2 soulful Asmon when he did some stun with his car at Goodyear, where tt
 Silent Cop" the only one in the villag was knocked galley west by his m; chine He was interviewed by Inspectt
 R. c, Young. More of this ease will heard later
 Ell F,a nP k1a ciYa i11
 doing duty at Attawaugan and Ballo, vile. At Attawaugan one of the rt
 cops has been placed in the center the state highway at the intersection streets where a number of accidents ar
 near accidents have happened in u
 past.
 More men seem to be taking their pc H itics seriously this year-espeeiaIly q cal politics-than ever before. The pror
 ise is for something doing this fall al s sometone besides mis-representatives \ Hartford, it was stated here on Tue
 day.
 III William S. Brown, new owner of t ' Attawaugan hotel, has made no 8 H neuncement as yet as to any plans \ may Have in regard to the hotel.
 Brown is continuing to operate his |
 farm, on Shepherd Hill, near Waureg
 and Central Village.
 | Chief A. P. Woodward of the fne d
 partment has made some recommend < tions to borough officials relative to \ increase in pay for the fire departmel \ There is no indication of what acti
 the burgesses will take. but the hope the firemen is that the action will be i E vorabie.
 There was another crumb of comic for the "wets" on Tuesday-it rain B again.
 k Bankers continue to report stea B gains in the azs9unt of money in savin institutions and departments in Dani
 son.
 Pledges received in the campaign u
 has been conducted by the Bapt
 church here were reported Tuesday
 totaIng about $9,500.
 A majority of the members of Leo L'Homme post, American Legion, Danielson are said to favor the bon plan now under discussion in congre but some few are opposed to the id Nj It was stated Tuesday that straeeI from the strikers in cotton textile plal In New Berf(%i already have made tn appearance in this vicinity seeking wo This always has been the rule wr strikes were on in Fan River and N Bedford, so it occasions no surpr among the old mill workers here. times in the past such strikers have co
 to local mills and wofked for less moI
 than they were getting when they VI
 out on strike. and didn't consider the
 seluves "scabs'' while doing 1t, eitl
 though they were promt to apply t
 term to anyone who offered to take tt
 old jobs back in the Massachusetts T
 cities.
 Nj Although the democrats of Come
 cut will assemble in New Haven 1
 Wednesday, evening for the state C