Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-20
DANIELSoN

Contract for the construction of the l new 5oo-foot spinning mill at Goodyear has been let to the Hunkin Conckey company, of Cleveland, O., and ground for the big structure will be broken at the beginning of next week, it was arl- nounced here Monday by representa- tive of the Cleveland concern, which is to assemble a construction force of 800 men here many of them to come from Cleveland
 It was stated Monday that the main part of the contract will be completed by August 1. All arrangements for the carrying out of the contract are being perfected this week, and things will be booming in the construction line at Goodyear by the first of May.
 The constructing company will make all arrangements for housing it's con- struction force and the big new mill restaurant at Goodyear will make it possible for these workers to get splen- did meals at practically cost
 The Runkin-C -Conckey company is one of the best known building concerns in the middle west and has done great amount of construction work in Cleve- land Akron and other cities in Ohio. i Judge Woodward heard the cases of | three men, charged with having been 1 intoxicated, when session of the town l court was held, Monday morning. Two
 of the men pleaded guilty and were fined s each and costs Each paid s13.74. The other man pleaded not guilty and his case was continued for two months. It was frankly admitted in court that the jags were the result of imbibing too freely of real booze, at least stuff that was sold as whiskey. The sales were
 blamed on to some town" in Rhode Is-
 land, just which one the buyers said they olfhnatOI1 PrOqec1Ifipc f.
 torney A. G. Bill inquired at some
 length about this phase of the case.
 It was said here Monday that the
 Goodyear Tire and Rubber company is ! contemplating the establishment "in the 1 east" of a tire factory with a capacity
 of 10000 tires 8 day. It will not be
 good news to Danielson or surrounding
 territory to hear that the big concern
 with a fabric mill here, is not consider ing bringing the plant into this terri. tory Lack of railroad facilities, scar city of labor in this field and other con alterations seem to be operating to fi1
 the location of the plant in New York ol New Jersey, but this has not been de } fnitely settled, it is said.
 In any event. more tires made by
 Goodyear means that more fabric will b. required to make them and more fabri : means further increases in the com pany's big plant in this town.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Evelyn M ' Shippee. wife of Ray Shippee. were helt , at their home on the Dayville road, rela
 tives and friends attending. Burial wa in Westfeld cemetery. L. E. Kenned. was in charge of the funeral arrange | ments.
 , Mrs Henry A. McEwen of Potte
 street underwent surgical operation : which was successfully performed, at tn
 private hospital at Willinantic Monday This section of eastern Come cticu
 will be invaded this week by a fiyinI
 squadron of suffrage speakers in the in E terest of urging Governor Holcomb int | calling a special session of the Connec
 ticut general assembly to pass upon tn
 matter of ratifying the Susan B. An
 thony proposed amendment to the fed 2 eral constitution. Danielson, Centra I Village, Jewett City are among towns i I this section that are listed for a visi e from the speakers, who will form twelv groups of four each. A motor corps s being organized to make tours planne for this and other parts of the state. Through the efforts of Miss Florenc , , S. M. Crofut, regent of Ruth Wylly u chapter, D. 4. R., of Hartford, record