Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-24

Webster to make their home. Besides his wife MT Taylor leaves three sisters ana two brothers
 The officers of Highland grange on South <Killingly were installed Saturday evening at Grange hall in that place by Chaplain-elect Rev. C.. A. Downs of Qninebaug Pomona grange. assisted by Steward-elect L. A. Barstow and Mrs. Barstow~ of Quinebaug Pomona The new officers of Highland grange are: Mas ter, Myron Whitaker; overseer, Jacob L. Spalding; lecturer, Henry Tewgood i; steward. Hollis Young assistant stew ard, Harold Woodnancey chaplain Frances sUpham.; treasurer, J. E. Ter | williger :. secretary, Mildred E. Kelley 'gatekeeper, Earl Phillips Ceres, Miss F. Terwillger Pomona, Mwrtis Young F1o- | ra, Alice TerwIlliger; lady assistant l steward, Florence Woodmancey.
 1 It Is FSod news to all the people of the town of Killingly to know that the three | mills of the Attawaugan company-at | Attawaugan. Ballouville and Pinehurst- | are back on full time schedule of op- erations. This points the way to a re- turn of normal conditions in the textile l industry, something that Kilingly, like the rest of New England, has been anx- lously awaiting for many weeks.
 l At Ballouville the Attawaugan com l pany, one of Killingiy's oldest and most antiquated carding and other preparatory machinery with new and uptodate equip l ment. This is being done at heavy ex- | pense and when the work is completed | this mill will be one of the best equipped in this section of the state
 At . hearing before Justice A. Hale 1 Bennett in Canterbury, W F. Herr of ! that town was fined $2o and costs of | S37.23 for having killed a deer without reporting the fact to the game officials Federal and Counay Game Warden Henry ] F. Battey of East Kiliingiy worked ur 1 the case, which he says is the first pros ecution in -Windham county for a viola 1 tion of the law covering the killing of I deer. Mir. Herr is a farmer and his CT. TOT seems to have been in failing tc make a report of killing the deer rather than in actually announcing 1t for caus- 1 ing damage on his property.
 Conn MITls lest S4 to as Saturday ey. 1 ening. in the town hail to the Newport Naval Reserve team in one of the great contests of the year on basketball courts hereabouts. It has been so unusual fol the speedy Conn. Mills five to lose a con
 test this season that Saturdays defea
 came as a. surprise to the fans, who | see | ing great contest.
 As noted The Bulletins sport pak,
 Saturday, two overtime periods were re
 uuired here Friday evening to bring :: 42 to 3s victory for Kllfingly Higl
 Schools basketball team over the Wor
 cester Trade. School team This con
 test may; be easily rated as sensationa
 and 1t kept the rooters for the local tean ~in frenzy of excitement and anxiet, at every stage of the contest The victor, is regarded as easily the greatest contes of the year for Killingiy High, which ha , beent showing remarkable form this sea
 son.
 The following items appearing in wee : end issues of financial journals indicat that the end of the financial difficultie of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com pany is near at hand. fact that wi mean resumption of operations at tn Z Goodyear Mills. Inc. in this town: N. Y.-Mercha ndise creditors of Good 2 year Tire & Rubber O., whose claim 8 aggregate $78,0oo,00o met Thursday an d discussed plan for refinancing whic it is said New York and Chicago banker Q have agreed to underwrite. No definit
 action was taken at this meeting, whic
 was adjourned until Friday.
 Proposed plan provides for issuance ,
 approximately :S65, ,000. 900 of new secur
 ties, divided into 5000, ,eee z5-year
 per cent. bonds, s25, ,ooo, 900 per cen
 debentures and about 15,ooo, 900 c short term notes. Present authoriz,
 preferred. capitahza ton of $10o. 900 ,ot
 probably win be exchanged for new
 sue of preferred of like amount.
 In. addition to merchandise claims a
 gregating s7a.ooo, 900 there are secur :. bank loans of about $1s.oeo. 900, A,7st
 900 of loans secured by merchandise, 2!
 o00,ooc unsecured loans and brokers
 about $3,Ooo.ooe,' making a total of nes
 ly $10e.00o, 900.
 Many Goodyear merchandise creditc
 are in position where they cannot a cept securities on which 1t is impose1 s- for them to realize cash and although tn
 are inclsaed to do, everything in the power to settle the companys Ananc N difficulties, they cannot accede to pi
 which does not provide for their receivi ! liberal amount Of cash in settlement