Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEIsON

The voters in a largely attended l special town meeting Tuesday aft ernoon showed Killinglyss good Wsils toward the Goodyear Mills Company, Inc. and the commuHity's desire to fully cooperate with the great indus trial concern in it's development work here by unanimously voting te au thorized the construction of an eight room school house, with an assembly hall, at Goodyear and appfppEiatiHg S6e, 600 to meet the towns share of the cost of the struetufe, which, when completed will represent an invest i ment Of si00,0 or more, the Good cost above the amount appropriated by the town.
 Nearly 400 voters crowded into the town hall to pass upon the question, which was one of the most important considered here in long timk, and it was particularly gratifying to the eiti- zens interested iH favor of the preH6- sition as well as to the officials of the Goodyear company that the project was unanimously put through without a dissenting voice on the resolution in troduced by Robert W. Boys of Coed year.
 The campaign to kill of the making of the appropriation was not prcdue- tive of visible or audible results in the meeting although it had been spread as propaganda for two days past that at least 100 men who had been inter viewed were unanimously opp0sed to < making the appropriation and would vote against it.
 The very representative meeting is regarded as having truthfully reflect ed the opinion of the great majority of the townspeeple in the unanimous lxete for the building and the appro priation.
 Judge Sabin S. Russell presided as moderator and Frank T. Preston was clerk of the meeting.
 Chairman N. Lerne Greig. Dayville. of the town school committee address ed the meeting, his statements in= cluding a general review of Good years needs as the school facilities, which are inadequate at present and will be more so by fall.
 R. W. Boys Goodyear member of the town school committee and agent of the Goodyear Mills company, ad- dressed the meeting in behalf of the building program and showed a map of Goodyear village and a draft of the proposed school house, which would provide facilities only sufficient for Goodyear's- present needs, he said Mir, Boys introduced resolution which was afterwards unanimously - adoptedA calling for authorization ol 4e the town school committee to acquire e- a site for schoplhouse at Goodyear in the building to be of eight rooms witt 5 assembly hall, and appropfiatiHg $sa. of 900 as the towns share of the cost 0 ,u the same. The resolution also con a- tained provisions authorizing the tow ~ treasurer to borrow, in tae name Q ad the town, the money reauired, issuiH, I'd notes of the town as security unti " such ttime as bonds may be legall issued for replacing the notes or unti ..eu the necessary money is otherwis IT, raised or provided.
 The resolution also iHstructs an ad authorizes the town school cofnmitte th to sell and convey to the Goedyes
 company the present sehoelheuse 3 of Goodyear and to give posse ssien there
 of at the end of the present schor he year, providing the Goodyear c0mpah at pays the town of Kiliingiy s SUI
 equal to the original cost of the build in ing, the sum so realized to be used b
 the town school committee tewar mt meeting the cost of the new strue ts ture.
 ,sr Dr. c. H. Kingsbury offered a
 amendment to this resolution, tn
 amendment providing that the tow :. appropriate s12.0o0 to build a four VI room school equipment with fire es , eapes, and naming Seleetman John hp Gilbert, Seleetman James Bacon an
 F. E. Bitgeed as building commit - tee.
 R N. Lorne Greig opposed this amend
 ment ana pointed out that such
 four room structure could not h
 built for $12 900.
 When the amendment came te
 vote Dr. Kingsbury's voice WAS th
 only one raised in support of it.
 The vote on the Boys resolutie,
 which had been seconded by Aim
 Forcier of Goodyear, then came an
 was unanimous.
 Dr. Kingshury then suggested ths
 J. A. Gilbert, Town Clerk Frank ,
 Preston and N. Lefne Greig be name
 as committee to arrange for finant
 ing the building program and tn;
 they report at a later meeting of tf
 town.
 Attorney Harry E. Back stated tn; zrS the present is not the time for a . ranging the permanent financing ar
 that this part of the busiess be ie
 until such a time as it may be mo
 definitely known jus what needs
 done, and this suggestion was follow Nj ed.
 Agent Boys. of the Goodyear con
 pany, said after the meeting that was delighted with the outcome al ! that the people of Killingly will ha [ no cause to regret their eo-eperatit ! with the Goodyear company, which
 only just getting into it's deveiopme
 stride in Killingly. MT. Boys also a
 sured the ran"r se~tatira of The Bu
 letin that the home office of the t concern in Ak4pl would hear wi
 special pleasure of KilliAgly's fl
 spirit toward the concern.
 fl Danielson people who happened
 be at Elmville Tuesday afternoon ss something that was like a cure f A3 sore eyes--a trolley express car. t 8H first to run into that village in Ell weeks.
 Hd Trucks from Danielsen were the .H taking off freight shipments ire aH Providence which has been cut kH from trolley communication wi E6 Danielson since February 4. G8 The arrival of the trolley express - Elmyille, only two miles out of Da
 ielson center was made possi 6 through the efforts of the Rhode = o land company, which has had fol ,- @ of men at work opening the line fir, E R East Killingly. Fl If the Shore Line Electric railw