Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-12
DANIElSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

the concern has in mind to accom- plish during 1Sze. These operat -ors -aken with the building program uf he EOnnecticut Mills company and of E. he Paco Misunderstanding company aa- :ure Kiifingly of the biggest building. ooo1n of any year iii its history.
 Reports to be flied by the assessors as to the cost to the town of the work they have performed in carry ing out the general revaluation and the regular routine of assessment will be gratifying to the taxpayers lnasnnuch as the cost of the reva4ua . ton was less by s657.18 than the amount appropriated for that pur- pose by the town-s3 600, and the cost for the revaluation and the usual as- sessment work less by $1257.1S than the amounts appropriated for the dual tasks. The revaluation and accomplished for a little more than two -thirds of the amounte made available by the town.
 A great quantity of snow was re- moved from Main street during We'd nesday by a force of men and teams that started operations near the Town Hall building. The snow re- moved was disposed of by dumping in the river, in the rear of the Key stone building. The work will be continued and by the end of the week if no more storms come, the business section will be quite free of snow and more convenient to get about in.
 Selectman John A. Gilbert said on Wednesday that roads throughout the town have been broken out. This has been difficult work and men and anima.s engaged upon it have had a hard time. The crust near the top of the snow cut the legs of horses on the work, as it made harder the work of the men who tried to break through 1t that highways might be opsned for travel. The conditions created by the storm were the worst faced by selectmen of this town at any time during the past score or
 more of years.
 Michael Longo left Wednesday morning for Rochester, Minn., where he is to. undergo an operation at the Mayo hospital, where he underwent l surgical trea tment about year ago I tie expects to be away about three l months. This will be the eighth op. | ,rat-on that Mir. Longo has submit I ed to within the past few years. 1 Miss Janette Smith, employed at l he business place of Henry Herman
 vas taken to the Day Kmball hos | JAIdl d u uI1IdlI1 O1l w euueSudY - lC
 undergo an operation for appendici. tis.
 1 Mrs. Thomas o'Brien who recent, 1 underwent an operation at the Da!
 Sinlbal hospital, is at the DanielsoI
 m. Mrs. O'Brien, who is steadily
 'ecoy ering. will be able to go to hel
 >oTne in East Killingiy within a fep days.
 Men and teams kept plugging ava. l Wednesday on the seemingly endles
 ob Of getting state highways be
 ween this place and Brooklyn ant l 1Fauregan and Central Village opeI
 70 travel. Brooklyn may be reached
 low with less inconvenience than ha
 been the case for more than a week
 put the route offers hard travelin.
 just the same.
 In carrying out their revaEuatioI
 work, a member of the board of as
 3essors said on Wednesday, it wa.
 discovered that 10 acres of land o1 he northerly side of the h.ghwa,
 eading- from Killingly Center to tn Valley; school house has not beer
 listed as their property by the Crys al Water company and it was als,
 earned that a lot and toolhouse own
 'd by the water company on Me
 ;hapic street should in the past hay, 1 Jeen assessed against the company 1 These discoveries we're made by th 1 'ssessors in searching through tn own records to ascertain titles 0 l Dropefty