Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-31
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

in honor of the young men of his church who were under arms in the great con i7ict. The function arranged by Father Mathieu will be one of the most impress sive and the most unique to be held in eastern Connecticut.
 Today's program of exercises, opening | at two o'clock. at the Sacred Heart
 church grounds, was to have included the dedication of a memorial military | arrive, as is also the case with the ! statue but the bronze figure failed to |
 granite base upon which the statue is to l rest and the bronze table to be affixed to ! , the base. Freight embargoes are re- sponsible for what is a serious disappoint- ment to Father Mathieu. The bronze fig ure will represent an angel of liberty holding an electric torch in her right
 hand and a trumpet in her left hand. The dedication of this memorial must be ! left until later. However, today's exercises will not lack | in impressiveness. Hundreds will partici-
 pate in the procession, which will form at 1 l 80, at the Atwood Hose company sta- | tion, and march to the chuI ch grounds in West Wauregan The procession will i'm clude patriotic organizations of Waure- 1 gan and vicinity and there will be a dei- 1 egation from the Plainf1eld legion ana | from church societies in Danielson.
 \ pageant having many remarkable l features will be one of the most impress sive things of the ceremonies. Scores of adults and scores of children will par ] ticipate in this and all will be splendid I ly costunned, Father Mathieu having gone to great expense to procure such costumes as he required in carrying out his plans.
 f One group of children will represent the thirteen original colonies. There will be figures representing the Constitution, the If fo
 Columbia, Liberty, France, Belgium,
 Lithuania Poland, Ireland, Italy, Pres-
 dent Wilson, General Pershing, Lafay , cite, Marshal Joffre, Marshal Foch, King
 Albert, Cardinal Mercier. St. John the
 Baptist, also the Christian Mother and
 many other symbolic figures. Attesting the detail with which Father
 Mathieu has worked out his plans for the pageant, it may be cited that Octave
 Cardinal, SS years of age, has been in-
 duced to represent the glorious Cardina,
 Mercier, primate of Belgium and one of
 the outstanding figures of the World war period MT. Cardinal, who certainly
 has appropriate name, will have a complete set of robes for cardinal even |, to the ring and cross.
 5 Mrs. Kerouack will represent the Christian Mother salvation of all na- T tions, and with her will be her son and . her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Brodeur, the latter the mother of twelve children who n will be grouped about her.
 t The addresses of the day will be de-
 livered by Rev. Uric o. Bellerose. Taft = vile, formerly pastor of the Sacred l, Heart church at Wauregan, he speaking in French, and Rev. James Barrett, o1 h Hartford, who will give the address 1T s English.
 r Father Mathieu will entertain in tht D a. name of the parish all of the service { men to whom honor is being done, thes IT numbering 34. Each of these Is privi s legged to invite his parents his sisters O IF other relatives to the number of Avt IS each.
 Father Mathieu is extending an invi J. tation to the people of eastern Connec l. ticut to assist in doing honor to the ser Ls vice men of his parish on this Memoria -s day, when the deeds of the nations he
 roes are brought vividly to mind al Mrs Mary Salotti and Louis Bertorel d are visiting in New York over Memoris le day.
 le Miss Sarah Higgins of Pawtucket, for of merly of Danielson, is spending the hO r. idal with relatives here. of Miss Blanche Bousquet of Dyer stree ed is visiting Woonsocket friends. h. Danielson people who are at their col
 tages at. Oakland beach or guests >k friends there for the holiday are M 'h and Mrs. W. M. Franklin, MT. and Mir O. A. V. Woodwork.
 St MT. and Mrs. P. s. Maynard, Mir. an n; n, Mrs. John Patterson. Mrs. Emma Wal Ill ren, Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Dubuc, es High street.
 - Chief John Mcfarland had one ma ls locked up at the police station durin ,s% Sunday, awaiting a chance to tell tt '| judge about an intoxication charge whe
 the court session opens this morninl ds Peppermint proved the undoing of tn on particular prisoner.
 c- The newly organized Wauregan bar ,l- will do escort duty for the special We ng come Home exercises and Memorial da ITS observance at the Sacred Heart chure les in Wauregan this afternoon. This bar
 has about 26 musicians and is promi its ing organization. This will be u n- bands first public appearance. 34 4 sensational break in the silk mark sh is responsible for this remarkable 0 -ld fering by the Fabric shop: We offer tn an morning a large choice and varied s 1no4 af a11o hi io1na ac% las