Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-17
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

and those Of US who are old enough TO
remember know that Weavers To-Day in
the: north are earning mora than three
Tines What they did. during TIE .CIsve-
and administration. The demand Tor
he past six months for such goods as
our mills are equipped to make has been |
he lowest IN orr history. We can not
'afely go on piling up goods at the pres
mt, high cost. Under these conditions
We must either shut down our plants
or reduce costs. AT this season OF the
ear, for the good Of all concerned we
do not wish to close our plants, so we
are adopting the only alternative, l. e. to
reduce wages With this proposed re-
duction In costs we are prepared TO run
until spring and pile IN goods, at which
time, with warmer weather before US, we
will decide whether It IS wise to continue
to run our plants or to curtall produc-
ton by running part time. Congress
does not seem to realize with goods cost
ing twice what they did during the pre-
war period, that even the rates OF the
Payne-Aldrieh tariff would. only give US
one-half the protection we had at that
time. We believe that the textile indus
try of New ENGLAND, owing to the pro-
posed tariff and southern connection is
facing the most serious condition IN its
history"
Other announcements affecting sever
al thousands of operatives In other cot
ton mills in the Ouinebaus valley may
be looked for today and on other days
this week. 1t is already indicated that
the initiative taken in this locality will
be felt throughout New England PROB
ably before the end of the present month.
Cotton mills making fancy weaves are
expected to escape the reductions now
being made by the plain goods nlills
for only temporary period The re-
dnct'on. without a doubt, will be general
| throughout the New England states.
Monday as+--rcon at t.sa a funerei
service for Edward NJ Itch was con-
Quoted at the home of his son. william
Ils-Iitah, Stearrs- stEeAt. -Rsav.LValter- r
| Williams NJ tho WessfaId Consreeat ia1al
church officiatine. Burial was in West
fe1d .oemeterv. The bearers were. William
Nulligan. Charles Keeean. Alfred L.
RAed. A. Putnam Woodward. A. Van
Woodwork and Stewart Ellsworth.
Bows of the Service Battery, 1a2rd
artillery are anticipating this CTuee-
! dsy) evenings drill period with lcean r4'-
ish-for- It happens to be pay nigh. the
frs tthis comparatively new orear,iTs-
,tion has experienced. ard soa1eth$- -
node 1000 is here for the officers. ard
! enlisted men. Distribution OF the n7onc-'
| vii BE- r7ade as-o1a Of the features Of
the eva2l1s's doie~s- Captain r o.
Arlington said Monday.
Bcekeeners attn-+fc-. saws circnIar
issued -MordaN-- Something good. IN o
est:ne and va1rab Bile has hen ARA ne>7
for 4yFo0~ 1,'naf- under 'Ae auspicAe ~
! thu ANi0d7e n Car'7--, F7a~r1e-e' aes,7n; :
atirs DON -. i.1r-o = 3e n 40
is7- Pellets isa'l. 17~aie.sor. W1dnes la
/ IN
2-p. - s-d you WI have ~ o37o~se~a' =,
70 DISGUISE Your bee mo ems Will L.
B. Crsndai. bee s'ecia 'jst Of ~ .F'f77
recticut ea.lere e~1 -ti'e" TatS9-e r.
Norwich Town. Mr. TatH@~2 ms ne
tween 400 and 500 Colonies ard Is la~-7
queen breeder. The he'n .t''at Nls=~e
Crandali and I,atha-7 can @ivA vor1 WI
ne v-Nit worth the tire s7Art in attend
ing the HneAtir1~. whiea ill ~ one o. -
finest oT1porturit rs Nindhall court
'@eltHeena-s have nod e taik 90 tt'lei-
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