Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-06
DANIELSoN

Another and interesting suggestion relative to the proposal that fourteen large maple trees bordering the south- er1y side of Eeynolds street be rennov- cd, that the street may be widened and anrfher group of younger trees allowed srAce to develop came to The Bulletin Tuesd<y.s
 The suggestion is from well known e44Azen and Is that the tops of the big naples be trimmed and then the trees removed from their present locations and set back a score of feet within the park. That this can be done this cit lzen, who has had experience in such work, Is entirely confident. His idea Is that both groups who have entered into the tree discussion can be by this means gain the ends they seek-the opportuni- ty to widen the street and to save the trees.
 It is pointed out that a great many of those who oppose the cutting down of the splendid trees are in favor of hav- ing Reynolds street wider between Main and Broad if it can be accomplished without destruction of the msnies. The new suggestion likely will ind consid- erable support at the hearing scnedul- ed to be held Friday afternoon at o'clock at the office of the sclectmer Ia the town hall building.
 The funeral of Mrs. Sarah P1ankey is, wife of Philip Plankey. was held Tuesday morning from their home a Wauregan with services at the Sacred Heart church, Rev. J. c. Mathieu be Ing celebrant of the high mass of requiem which was attended by rel atives and many friends. Burial wa In the Sacred Heart cemetery. Rev. Fr .Mathieu reading the committal serv!c Rt the grave. The bearers were Josepl Rondeau. Adelard Rondeau, Noe Plan key. Francis Plankey, Jeremiah ~Plankey and Zephie Barry. The ribbon bear CTS were Mrs. Joseph Fournier Mrs Al phonse Ouilette, Mrs. Arthur Forand and Mrs. Emma Despatie Louis B Kennedy was the funeral director
 Mrs. Plankev was a native Of Wau regan. She died at the Day Kinba, hospital in Putnam following a surgica operation.
 The warnings for the annual heroug meeting that have bsen issued oonta: clause relative to what action tn voters desire to take as U selling tn borough farm. The farm was pu, chas number of years ago as i means c obtaining suitable loca ion pr sowe alteration beds. Since it's purchase t,l 5orougfh has leased 1t for C. rroritns sum per raar in five year periods. Tn ease on the farm IS about to cEnif md there are several apDlicltnss WI wish to lease the place It is also b. ieved that ready purchasers could I ,ound for the property, from whic though could be- retained to take car # the borough's sewera ge system. It Irgued by some taxpayers that the sa of the farm at a. reasonable figure this time would permit of taking u money thus obtained and applying it the reduction of the borough debt.
 At the annual meeting of the vo CTS also will be asked to pass upc the matter of extending the sewer. sy tenn in Franklin street from a point O oosite the Kent home to the junction Franklin and Broad and making anot er extension of the system from Ma street through Railroad street to u state arrnory property
 Both the sewer extensions asked f Ars short and would be relatively inc pensive to build and the building of the would be in line with the borough's D, icy of making gradual extensions of | Fystem from year to year.
 The American committee fund for I lief in Ireland had been increased
 reports made and money turned in
 Danielson to s6eo.07 in Danielson
 Tuesday. These returns are incoy piete and do not show the real amou