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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
WASHINCTON'S LIQUOR
LANDED IN VIRGINIA
tBy Associated Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s-Alcxander
Williams. who said he was an invcs-
tghtor for the department OF Jus
iic", said today that more than 81
100000 worth or liquor had been
struggled into New York through
Sew Jersey coast waters for the
holiday trade. This contradicts stat
ncn,s attributed to prohibition Of
nc"rs that the prohibition navy
held most of the rum runners AT bay
outside tho threc-Tnilc limit.
Williams. who said he VAS on his
nay 20 Washington To report to Pro-
hlbitiun Comm Toner Haynes. de-
clarcd that II vast amount OF liquor
was landed also on the virginia
coast. 10 supply Washington. y. =
Most or th.. liGuor landed on tho
New Jersey coast. he said. vas i'm
ported into New York In the usual
huriay bag packagcs In trucks. and
private polio" accompanied most Of
tho shipments when prohibition
a-"n'N stopped tn" trucks tho spc-
cjal officers would assure them all
was "cil. Williams SAID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
Anlusemcnts
o'nrIcn's MINSTREL, Pleas.


In one Of the best minstrel shows
which he has ever produced. Neil
VHTien's MINISTRIES opened a three
day engagement at the Academy last
night. minstrel show is a thing
almost Of tradition. and the greater
part ~ It must follow closely The
old order. but Mr.. O'Brien has man
aged To Introduce great real of ma
t"riai which is decidedly new. clever.
ana genuinely funny.
The performance opens with the
nsuhi circle. and tho first part OF the
program runs true To minstrel form
The second part OF tho performance
is taken uH entirely with short
sketches. one written by Neil O'!}r!cn
himself. and a piaylet in three scenes.
by Artcmus Galloway. These are all
clever and overwhelmingly funny
The weakest part OF this show is
in Its end men. who. with several cX-
ccpiions. hud 1t hard to be funny and
miss fire entirely in their attempts
TO get across the genuinely funny side
OF minstrel show. Jack tSmok.,
Cray. 10 whom first honors Of the
performance must 70. is a decided cx-
ception 10 this. however. lie is a
very fine comedian. naturally funny.
moduiatinE his voice well To suit the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29

Their scat .aie opened with n
rush yesterday and II looks as 1.
tho two popular musical connolly
stars would DO greeted by IL full
houHe. From all accounts. their now
musical play. ~. You Were" IL n
Mig success. II In certain that Il Will
be we'll played with Miss Ring and
Mr. WinninEcr heading tn" cast. II
Ia In two nctH and seven scenes.
ana tho two stars carry thirty pco-
pl" In their company. There Is a
chorus. OF course, and Il part!cularl y
attractive one. who wcru selected
not 30 much for their good looks.
but for their ability 10 sing ana
dance we'll. Many clever performer,
surround the TWO stars and thc!r
Welt here ought To be hailed with de-
light by those who Ike good clean
musical comedy. AS You We're
Is laughing show, with no dull mo-
inents between the rise and the FAN
OF tho curtain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
BIG CAR WHICH KILLED
NEGRO LAD IS SOUGHT

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. 2s.-The
police are searching the city and
suburbs :or large Cadillac auto
mobile. which Is said to have run
over and killed an unknown colorcd
boy yesterday afternoon on tho Pc
tersburG Richmond pike. The po-
lice have Information that a Cadillac
passed the point where the boy was
killed. going at a terrific speed.
While the police are searching for
the touring car. others are OF the
opinion that large truck was re-
sponsiblc for the boys horrible
death.
An amtoist coming towards Peters
burg late in the afternoon was
stopped by another colorcd boy who
said, Mister. some one ran over this
boy and didn't stop" at the same
TINE pointing To the mangled form
OF the unfortunate victim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
STONE AND SHARP
MEET IN TOURNEY

Tonight at 1:30 at the Recreation
billiard Parlors. Stone. the veteran
billiardist who at present Is leading
in the Recreation thr.c-cushion tour
narnent. and the younEster Sharp will
crash In their match which was post
poncd from last week. Both players
nav" taken advantage or the post
h"hcment by putting in some hard
practice IN preparation for the match
ana the outlook Is that Il VIII ".
CLOS" and hard fought throughout
stone is determined to keen his sl,,c
clean by defeating the younvs,cr
while Sharp is on, TO not only avcng.
the defeat the veteran administered
I" him last winter. hut to give tho
veteran his first setback in the pres.
cnt tournament
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
Eugene o,Ne,lI Drama Coming

Anna Christie" which is booked
Tor an engagement a; the Academy
next Thursday. Friday and Saturday
and saturday matinee. has been de-
clared by all the leading critics In
America to be the strongest. most
virile and realistic play of recent
years. far stronger and more enter
tanning than The Emperor Jones'
1t is "a study OF an old ship captain
and his daughter: the girl having
returned to her fathers care after 1.
long and pitiful career as Il woman
Of the town. Pauline Lord. who
created the title role in Anna Chrls-
tie" has now been elevated to the
position OF a star by the producer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
PENN STATE SQUAD
PERFECTS DEFENSIVE
Thy A.soclstcd I,ra.nl

IIJy Associated Prosa)
PASADENA. CALL, boo 2a.-Coaoh
Hugo BoEdok. OF Penn State, 10 con-
centratins ON defensive football IN
practice at tho ltoao Howl hero In
preparation for the Eumo against the
University OF Southern California ut
tho annual Tournament OF Roses.
Ne" Years Day. In work outs.
Eezdek has his second strong mon
play on the offensive throughout, and
they are making no gain against the
neaHy Nittnny Lions. Bezdek said
mat he would shift his lineup a
dozen times. TX necessary. before New
Years Day to decide which eleven
men were best fitted 70 start.
f. j. Bendenk. guard. who was In
)ured In practice. is able TO train with
the others. but Bezdek will not allow
him to get in the rough stuff"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
SELECT OFFICIALS
FOR NEW YEARS CAME
fBy Associated Press

PASADENA. CAL. Dec oS.-Tho
ohicihis who viii handle tho Tourna-
m"nt OF Roses. East vcrsus West
football contest between Penn STATE
and the University OF Southern Cali
.ornia. have been approved by IN.
coaches OF both clcvcns. 1t became
known today.
They are: George Narncll. of Spo.
kane. Wash. formerly a football!
player at Chicago University: Tom
lhorpe. Of New York formerly at
Columbia: Jack Wells. Of Log Anrc
.cs formerly an Occidcut College
player. and &. J. Mccarthy, who's.
college affiliations were not stated
~ IN" official announcements
Eoih the Penn state and l.. < C.
teams arc here and practice will b..
h.ld hy each. every day Il, ia" Ros.
bowl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
STORM RAGING
From Hoston to Norfolk Cume ne
ports of Havoc tlr~ndy
Wrecked
[By Universal Service,

lbE universal Services
NEW YORK. Dec. aS.-One shin
with crew 81 forty men reported
lost. many small! craft driven ashore
from Cane God To IN" lower Jersey
Coast, wire service crippled. train
service delayed, many injured in
traffic accidents due to blizzard
weather IN cities from Boston to Nor
'olk-this is tn. early summary OF
m" worst storm Of IN" winter now
raging over tho eastern part OF the
country.
\ singing storm Of hall and snow
was sweeping New York tonight.
driven by gale from tho northeast
Al an carly hour ono man was re.
ported dead and sixteen injured In
accidents due to tho storm. Men and
women were blown from their fac,
in lower Ncw York by III. force OF
the wind. heavy snowfall covers
IN" country from BaTa!o TO
Provincetown and at Atlantic civ
three inches was reported at dark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
CAROLINA STATE ON
NITTANY LIONS CARD
tHy Associated Press

STATE COLLEGE. PA. Dec. 2s-
Inc Pennsylvania state College 1923
football schedule. announced tonight
comprises nine games and is conSid-
cred one of the hardest ever arranged
for the Nittany eleven. II include.
contests with the University Of West
virginia in New York City. North
Carolina state and Georgia Tech. an
newcomers. The other opponents
were played this fan.
The schedule includes: October 6
.North Carolina State at home: %
Navy AT home: q. West Virginia at
New ork; Novomher 10. Georgia
Philadelphia: %. University of pin,
hursh at Pittsburgh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
BASEBALL FEDERATION
MEETING POSTPONED
fRy Associated press.l

CLEVELAND, Dee. 2S.-The annual
meeting OF the National Baseball
Federation. which is to be held In
pittsburgh. has been postponed from
January until January -. II was
announced by Secretary Fred w
h"ihas today. The change in dates
was mad" at the request of Ralph
;. Davis. president Of tho pi,,sburrb
Association, which will be host to IN.
delegates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
TODAY'S
RADIO
II DIS

RDKA.
Cast PlttsburSh.)
S:3o-liRndors "McsHlnh." by the
Choir from Carnegie
Hull
WIZ.
tScwark. y. j.
S--concert by Tundo BraiIor,
young hungarian pianist
Chicago. I'D
6:3o-Elks' Prize Band. o. Chicago.
III.
WV.
Detroit. Mich)
s:Go-The Town Cr!cr.
wGY.
Schenectady. y. "
1t5-Ladue Premier Orchestra.
wIAS.
louisville. XVI
13o-Silver King Sex,.t.
tAtlanta, Gao
s:30-Signor T.. Volpi. vioIinis;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
Iioys Guests or Hotel.

Twenty five boys from tho Ma
sonic Home were the guests OF the
management OF Hotel Richmond a.
luncheon yesterday at o'clock
Manager w. r.. liockctt entertained
the boys in true Yuletide fashion and
then TOOK them on tour Of inspec-
ton OF the hotel. including the ice
making plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
IMPROVEMENT SHOWN
BY SARAH BERNHARDT
lie Assoc!ated prcEs-l

~
fARlS. Dec. 2S.-The condition Of
sarah Bcrnhardt showed marked i'm
proveincnt today
Ihe doctors believe she Is out Of
Hhhs"r' but she must remain in bed
'"T som" days. perhaps ii week.
Ma dame Bernhard received h.r
son. Maurice. this morning.
C"'ncidcnt with III. Improvement
IN the actress condition. her aged
butler Arthur. who has been with her
Tor i"rty-nTc years, has become So
rioussy i'll. He was stricken with
pneumonia ~ a result Of hts long
night viSils to attend Madame Bern
hardJs needs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
ARREST IN MURDER
Clerk Accused of Killing I.ittIc
Trn-l~ar-Old Girl

By Associated Press.l
NEW YORK. Dec 2s.-Benjamin
Prend"rville, clerk in the Brooklyn
general post-off!c.. tonight was ar
rested on charge Of homicide in the
Staying OF 0-ycar-old Theresa Nc
Carihy. whose body. with the heart
pierced By ..2-caliber bullet. was
found in her Brooklyn home las,
Tuesday
Prcnderville had been taken in Gus
,"dy earlier in the dag on the
strength Of an affidavit by Mrs. Anna
Sell. the little girls aunt. that the
oosi-ottce clerk, who boarded at the
Mccarthy home, possessed several
~ capous. one OF them Il .oo-caliber
pistol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
Rob ConI Merchant Of s..ono

ATLANTA, GA. Dec. oS.-Thomas
r. STOCKS. local coal merchant. was
robbed by two men early tonight q:
diamonds. jcwclry and money valued
at more than $4,000. Tho robbery
'""H place at coal yard Office with
in few blocks Of the policc s,,,io,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29

Arthur Hopkins. Cor her work has
received nothing but the highest
praise.
The play comes here after n lonS
run at the Vanderbilt Thcater. New
York. with the original cast. lnclud-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29

ing George Marion and Frank Shan.
non. who share honors with Mis-,
LORD. Also the play will 30 pre-
sentrd hero with tho original. ar
tIstlc settings designed by Robert
Edmond Jones. Seat sale Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
WIDOW OF FORMER
SENATOR is DEAD
lBy Associated presvI

NASiilNGTON. Dec. 2S.-Mrs. liar-
rlet ID Mitchell. widow Of former
senator John l.. Mitchell. OF Wiscon-
SIN. and mother OF Brigadlcr-Gcncral
W iliiain Mitchell. died suddenly to-
nhy AT the lattcr's residence after an
l'tacH OF heart disease. Briradlcr-
General Mitchell left this afternoon
with the body for milwaukee, Nts
The home OF his mother. where in
torment Will be made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29

Tn" annual banquet Of tho John
Marshall High school Alumni Asso-
citation. which was TO have bean held
'onish; At the woman's Club, has
teen postponed. I; will be held some
time in February
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
Mn,soIIni VIII NOT Attend.

BY Associated Prcssl
ROME. Dec. 2S-Prcmicr Mussolint
informed his Cabinet today that he
would not attend the conference of
allied rremiers In Paris next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1922

negro rnrt, and entirely n; case In
MS H"nKa aud dances. Franz ICrack-
"r) Quinn IL tho other cnI man who
IL especially good.
In "A Certain Party" 10y Artcuus
galloway. both OF thcso cuinodlans
proved themselves delightfully."- capa-
Ole OF making the rkit u succcssiui
laugh maker. In 'RurI, IN tho Lions
Den" by Nell O'i!r!cn. Frank Quinn
was perhaps at his best, uenc Pear
non must ho mentioned for his boau.
tiuI H"nrano voice. which was cspe-
c!hiiy beautiful In In Ia" GloaminY."
Roy Francis, n, the dancing
Ounce. and Fred Miller. In acrobatIc
occcntr!c!t!cs, both Huvo some very
clover dancing. Tho chorus OF this
minstrel show Is especially good.
WIN very nno voices. and VOL train
Cd In the songs The look OF bore
dom on The faces OF tho members Of
the chOrus during the solos and acts
OF tho end men. almost spo!ls the
entire hrst part
Mr.. O'Bricn has provided his show
with i number Of artistic aud most
effective sets. The finale OF tn. first
part OF the show. Lest ". Eorret."
ana the scene, In the Days OF old"
are particularly elaborate. IN. or
chcstra. under the direction OF Ed
ward tupero. adds no little to the en-
joymeut OF the show
VIRGINIA LEE COX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
~. You VIC. .c,,. 60 t,,.,

"As You We're" Seats Go Fast.
blanche Ring and Charles Winin-
ger. the musical comedy stars. are
sur" OF successful engagement here
at the Academy Monday. Tucsda $
and Wedn. sday. with matinc.s ON
New Years Day and Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
At the Lyric.

Al The Lyric.
Containing acts whicr are attrac-
Nv" because they are novel and out
OF the beaten path. characteristic Of
the vaudeville stage. the current at
traction 1T the Lyric th"atcr deserves
the praise hcapcd uyon IL by the adj
vance agent.
The SHOW opens with Miss Vera
calhoun. In "'rh. G!rl From Tuyland."
This act is rllcd with surprises.
which eliminate in Miss Calhoun tax.
Ing Il dying" trip In "a blk glob.
over the heads OF the audience. This
f"atur" of the act is made possible
by Il mechanical device In the shape
Of "A huge clown.
Other acts on the bill. with the cx.
cep,i"n o: tn" last, are OF "A musical
ana dance nature. The DOhcrtys give
"A lot az nonsense and are followed
b. Billy Hughes and Ills Lady
Friends Hughes and his four fc-
NAL. COMPANIONS give AN excellent
dancing exhibition, in which Hughes
plays the leading part.
tall individual. Jerome Jackson.
and Jane Barber. offer. Nothing Sc
rious Jacksons unusual h"igh; Is
used TO excellent advantage to MAKE
the act scream. kay-iIamlin and
Ray comnict" tn" show with difficult
ieats ON the bars T.. V. NJ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10

AUCTION SALES-of every descrip
sion. Anywhore. II you want 90 sci
see Hamilton. the Square Deal Auc-
uoneer and Farm Agent 7o5 MadIson
strcet. Phone 73fS W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
CARlN)LL w GRIFFITH
22a wcst Ninth Street.
BUNGALOWS & HOUSES
SUBURBAN

Seven rooms, large lot, beautiful shrub
berry, garage, etc. Si,SOO.
SiS rooms. modern, garage. etc, 81 500
Eight rooms, wonderful river view; one
acre, garage, etc, only $1,000
Eight rooms, baths. double garage, ~
trees, corner (modern), $500
NJ nr.,,-y oia ORANGE /
n. l.. REARlCk756i W or Holly
Oak 2i3 W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
-E-41l81E
ltsaf Estate
FOR RENT

800 King street, = rooms and bath. S<8.
bath heat. Gao.
Apartment. 1870 Washington. 8 rooms.
bath heat, oSl.
Apartment 1870 Washington, 8 rooms
bath. heat, e7Ot
Apartment, 100 TatnaIl. 4 rooms. bath
heat, $40.
Apartments above 70 be vacant ~
of June 10.
Apartment, <fp East Firth. rooms.
bath e22.
House and store, Sixth and Monroe,
sos,
Eight rooms and bath. 500 King strect.
now vacant
House and store. Ninth and Poplar. esJ
n. kANOFSkY & SONS
Delaware Trust Building
Phone 1897. Ninth and King Streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
Legal Notices
S500,000 HIGHWAY BONDS
STATE OF DEI AWARE


Sealed proposals will he received by
the state treasurer OF Delaware until
June IA, 1922. at ] O'Clock y. m for
of the State OF Delaware
Said bonds will bear date January ]
1922, and 10 be of 81. 900 denominn ton,
bearing Al per cent interest payable
semi annually on the first days OF January
and July of zach year. Bonds shall be
payable forty years after the date there
of. but the said bonds or any OF them
may he redeemed at the option OF the
State at the rate OF one hundred and five
per centum of the principal debt OF the
bond redeemed on any first day OF Janu-
airy or first day OF July after the said
bond or any of them snail have been is
properly advertised. principal and interest {
payable at the Farmers Bank of the State
of Delaware at Dover. Delaware
The bonds TO be coupon bonds with no
State tax. All bids must be addressed to
State Treasurer. Dover. Delaware Bids
Will be received for the whole or any part
of the issue and must be accompanied by
. certified check for per cent OF the
bid, payable TO the order of George NJ
Fisher. State treasurer. The right is re-
served TO reject any or all bids
Said bonds are issued under authority
OF an act entitled an act to create State
system OF State Highways and providing
thereof. and appropristing and borrowing
money therefor passed by the General
Assembly OF the State of Delaware. and
approved by the governor April 2. 1917.
GEORGE NJ. FISHER.
State Treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10

FOR RENT
2312 washington street. furnished,
rooms and bAth
ef0 Monroe street. 4 rooms. bath ...... 80
q. w. Cor. Seventh and Rodney streets.
rooms and bath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
200 West Ninth street. rooms and
$40 WAshingt ton street. two ofbceS .. 20
1901 Kng street. 2 rooms and bath 80. 30
1901 King street. 4 rooms. bath ...,..., 40
1902 West street. house. 3 rooms. bath
I0S Winchester Place. rooms and
bath, furnished ............................ bs
1890 King street. o rooms and bath.
Store and dwelling. 2i7 West Ninth
street.
Store. 22< King street
A. w.. POSEY
Phone 3s2 700 West Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
TWO FARMS
FOR SALE

TON OhLE
SO ACREa--Farm stock and equipment
possesNion At once, $4,000.
II AGGRESSION Lincoln Highway stock
and equipment; possession. $4,000.
16 hCRES--Stock and equipment: pos
session. ~, 500.
3 ACREs--Of land on Lincoln Highway.
tI2S per acre.
20 ACREs-Fesr Concord Pike. s1a5
per acre.
80 ACREs--On Highway. si25 per acre
Nothing Misropresentc We Specialize
In Farms. Over 900 To Select From.
HhMILTON'S
Tho Square Deal Farm Agent.
706 MADISON STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10

FOR RENT
4O5 ". 5th, r, h. vacant.
lo3 DcIamoro = b: juno IS.
900 n. Clayton. 7 r. b. p: vacant.
800 Spruce. 5 r. b: vacant.
so4 Lombard, r. b, p. heater; June 29
18th & Woodlawn, 8 r. b. p. hot water
heat; Juno rs: plenty OF ground.
stable and garage.
APARTMENTS.
@ls Shipley. 4 r. b. S28.
700 w. 4th, T. b. p. 1870.
Lane. Ave. Il Union, r. b. s35.
1920 Delaware Ave. r. b. s35.
500 West. 3 r. b, 437. so.
9th 4 Franklin, 3 T. b. s25.
I405 Harrison, r. b, p.
Seventh and King. r. b. sIs.
Seventh and King. 3 rooms, $3.50.
Third and Market. 4 r. b, $40.
STORE.
s4l Orange, opposite postoficc. Rea
sonable rent TO desirable party.
PHONE 44s7.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
FOR RENT

sO7. North Harrison street. 10 rooms
and bath. good condition: rent eT5; pos
session.
G.. w. WENZING
Real Estate and Insurance..
Phones 3925-70s7 II. pi7 shipley Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
Many Offerings Real Estate This Week Will Appeal
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
- = - : 7---'1'-'7--7-7-E- 7 >
Real Estate

BNAl 8scaso
FOR QUICK SALE
$500
40, E... 24.s strsss rooms. bath.
porch. heat. gas.
$4,000
heat, This home Is In excellent condition
$4,000
Semi Detached
22d and Washington streets. 10 rooms.
bath. porch. heat.
800
1900 block. Tatnall street, 7 rooms.
bath, porch. heat.
$4,000
27th and TatnAll. square plan. 7 rooms,
bath. 4 bod rooms, porch. heat. gas and
electric.
So, 500
semi-Detached
McCabo avenue. rooms, bath. porch.
heat. gas, electric.
$4,000
18th aud woodlawn avenue, o rooms,
bath; porch, heat, gas and electric: good
condition; Immediate possession.
$1,000
20I3 Market street. rooms. bath. z
porches. steam heat. Gas and electric.
w. Y. MONTGOMERY
Phone $40. 9ioIt Orange strcet
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02
HOME BUILDING INDICATED
 IN DANIELsoN LAST YEAr

IN DANIELSON LAST YEAR
 As compared with the boom years of the war period, there was decided slump in building operations in Dan iefson and throughout the town of Kill ingly during 1921, yet a canvass of the activities of contractors and builders shows that<a considerable amount of home building was done in the borough and in other parts of the town.
 The biggest operation in building lines had to do with the remodeling of what for years was known as the Danelson Cot ton company mill now owned by the Connecticut Mills company. Alteration and repair of this mill on a general scale was unde dertaken in 1920, but lapped over into this year. following the general slusn of business during the fall of 1920. Tf1is plant is now practically ready for occupancy. It has new floors, has been entirely re9ainted inside and otherwise put in first class condition-better than at any time in a generation. While fl l stands idle at the present time it offers l the prospect of a fine industry for Dan i ielson as soon as conditions adjust them selves to enlarged manufacturing orera tions.
 One of the fine new residence built ii Danielson during 1921 is that of D. E Jette, Broad street. This is one of th l finest homes erected in Danielson il 1 years.
 On Franklin street and on Dyer stree new dwelling to be rented represent th growth in that part of the borough There are three new dwellings on Frank lin street, a combination business an tenement building on Dyer street
 On North Main street near Morin ave nue. two pretty homes have been erecte
 by Joseph Bousquet of Dyer street an
 are nearly ready for occupancy. At tn
 corner of North and Mechanic streets
 new dwelling Is under const1tuction.