Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-30
DANEL.SoN

WAAt appeared to be a deadlock had developed in the strike situation at Moo su1 9hufsday. The strikers, 700 in num- Der were insistently eontending that rec Ognltien of their union must be eonced- ca. and the company was not showing the slightest inclination to accede to that demand, now or at any time in the irn- nediate future.
 The big plant of the Aldrich Manu- facturing company remained quiet and the machinery at rest The plant was being piclzeted. All was peaceful about the place and there was nothing to .n- dicate that this condition will not con tlnue.
 Though they are peaceful and order V. the strikers are determined to hold but until they achieve the end for wAich the strike has been called. View a From an entirely neutral attitude, the situatioh seemed to be developing into a Fonk drawn out holdout on both sides.
 Representatives of the strikers were eeEfvs in their efforts to have mill au- thoritIes confer as to the recognition of lhe union. but up to late afternoon these efforts were unavaltng.
 Ss things were Thursday there seemed littIs hope for successful arbitration at the present time. Moosup. as whole. fully realizes the seriousness of the ieeriixs from the standpoint of the effect it win have upon business. The eommu- .ulty hopes for some quick adjustment of lae whole affair, realizing how Moosup win suffer financially if the strike drags on as t now threatens to do.
 Some few of those who are or strike have been quick to seek employment in -oflier places In order that they may be -ear/nR while the union mills are closed. Work for the heads of some families is "a necessity if those dependent upon them are not to be brought face to face with want or the alternative of running deep iy into debt.
 State officer Arthur ". Williams win compete at Danbury today as mem Der of the Connecticut State Police team tAat has been entered in a revolver match in which team of the New York state coHstabuIary, a team from the New York city police department and teams froru -nniice departments in Albany Troy. aspringield and New Haven will compete Each team will be made up sf four men. The match was arranged rpn short notice. Officer Williams left Hhere Thursday for Danbury to meet oth- ssr members of the team who are tc compete.
 ~NarTagansett Trail" is the name that Arthur A. Dean suggests for the state highway route from Providence to Hart ford via Danielson and Willimantic. It "a good name and has an historical background. The suggestion will find widespread favor.
 The roate mentioned will be complet- ed throughout its entire length with the -spsniug of the sections now being built .bttvsen this place and Hopkins Mills I., ten miles east of here. It is GUS tunsary now to find a name for import ant trunk line routes, that the name may be used for advertising the trail. a matter of importance to the business in ikerssts of all towns along any such high way. -znd to add something of alurement through historic or other suggestion Witness the Mohawk Trail, famous the country over; the White Mountain Trail; the Santa Fe Trail; The Nutmee Trail; The Mohegan Trail-and scores ol others.
 The Providence-Hartford route is go tue to be one of the most travelled ane most important in southern New Eng land It will bring 8 tremendous sn .srezse in traffic through this territory The more publicity it gets, the greater rain for all who do business along it! poute It must have a name, and will