Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-13

His brother, Ray, also, has been Ill at his home on School street.
 It is stated that the proposed ex tension of improved highway be- tween KiI1ingly and the Rhode Is- land line at Little Rest and between Brooklyn and Hampton as being ar ranged for by the state highway de- partment will be a federal aid project, the national government. under an ar rangement now in force. paying part
 of the construction cost, none of which will fall upon the Connecticut towns benefited.
 The six months old son of Mir. and Mrs. Roger Gosselin, who live in the Quebec section of the West Side, died at their home.
 Up to Thursday no definite decision had been reached as to a location for the factory to be erected within the next three months By the Paco Man. ufacturing company, which is to fo- cate it sb1siness in Danielson. Sew sites are under consideration, howev- CT.
 The digging out of drains in prep arstion for the thaw that is bound to come sooner or later is giving the men engaged upon the work a real task. Some of the drains have a
 
 ice which has to be chopped and pick cd away.
 Presentation of certificates Of honor from the French government tf7-7--el Leo J. LHomme post, American le- zion, to the next of kin, other rela- tives or friends of AmericalIs MO gave their lives in the World war will be made the occasion of an i'm pressive memorial service in Daniel son, at the Orpheum theatre Sunday afternoon, February 22, Washington s birthday.
 That the brave young men who made the supreme sacrifice in their country's name may be fittingly hon. ofed the committee of the legion in charge of the arrangements for the service expects that the local public will attend this service and crowd the theater to it's capacity. Killingly has fitting1y honored it's returned he- roes. Now comes the time to pay solemn tribute to those who died that civilization might live.
 The programme at the theater as arranged provides that all patriotic organizations of Killingly be invited
 The exercises will open with an orchestra selection and will be fol- lowed by an address of welcome de- livered probably by Commander Ira 4. Warren of Leo J. L'Homme post Scripture reading and prayer will be followed by another selection by the orchestra. Edward Markhan1's poem France and the Battle Flame-wil be read by Miss Marjorie Gaffney.
 The address of the afternoon will be by some speaker whose name has not yet been announced. A solo, The Americans Come, will be sung by Earl F. Winslow.
 A symbolical tableau representing France making presentation tc America, will precede the singing o1 the American and French nationa anthems.
 The exercises will close with bene- diction.
 It is hoped to arrange for a parade of the members of the legion and and of citizens generally, escorted by St. James band prior to the holding of the memorial service which the members of the legion will attend iI uniform.
 Something over 30 appeals from as- sessment valuation figured by the board of assessors have been received by the members of the board of relic for Killingly. This is gratifying small number in view of the fact thai more than 800 owners of property had their assessments materially in creased in the revaluation work re. gently completed.
 At Dawille Thursday, forces O men were engaged in digging ou sidinss that have been closed to ust for more than a week. The lonE passing siding south of the station remains showed under Where tn rails are being uncovered Of snow i is found that there is a coating 0 ice over and along the sides of thu rails and this has to he picked away slow and trying task. The sam conditions will be found when the ef fort is made to reopen the trelle! i line, especially through Danieison where Vehicular travel has packer the snow down over the tracks in on solid mass
 Representatives here of a big oi company had a motor truck out mak ing deliveries on Thursday. For sev eral days past a bobsled. on whicl cans filled with oil have been carried ; has been the chief means of gettin; supplies to surrounding towns, al 1 though deliveries in Danielson hay not been so difficult.
 Tournament games at the Bohe milan club were continued Thursda evening, the interest among the mem ! bers being well maintained