Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-14
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANELSON

At Our Lady of Sorrows church in earkvirle, Hartford this Wednesday, morning funeral services are to be held for eRv. Joseph Deschaux Blanc, M. S. who for a period of years was an assistant priest at St. James church in Dsnielson, where he is well remem- bered Father Blanc, member of the missionary order of La aalette, left Danielson in 1902, and has since been assigned to parishes in Holyoke, Fitch burg and at LaSalette novitiate at Bloomfield He was ordained to tte priesthood in Switzerland and came to this country two years after his ordi- nation, since remaining here. He was much beloved by the people of St. James parish, who heard of his death at St Francis hospital in Hartford with the deepest regret. Father Blanc was 54 years of age. Rev. Augustin chzpignac and Rev. Joseph Moussier. missionaries of LaSalette and assistant priests at St James parish, are ;n Hartford for the funeral services.
 For the benefit of veterans of the Forid war who are in possession of honorable discharges from the service, It may be stated that each is exempt H1. 000 on valuation of property for tax lng purposes. This question has arisen this week Tn connection with the col lection of borough taxes There 1as been some doubt as to whether the World war veterans cou,d he accorded he exemption without special legisla- ton, but it is not definitely stated That they are exempt in the amount named as are veterans of the Civil CT spanish-American war, No distinction Is made in granting the exemption as to which branch. of the service man has been attached. All who possess m honorable discharge will be allowed b1.ooo exemption.
 From the point where operations for construction of the new state highway 70 Little Rest has been undertaken just szst of the Mazerelli pace the ro1te Cf The present road to South Killingly t' to be abandoned at several places and | new route cut through the fields that surves may be eliminated and chansti the grades made. Only short stretches S the present route will be included 1T he new one between the Nazereli place md South Kilingly. Grading is already underway. Drains are being put 1T Fhere the new route crosses through Iov and marshy land and the layout rf1ich is an improvement over the pres mt route. will surprise many who havt nnE been familiar with this nuUl Tsveled highway
 Nominations made by the democrat r KiTingly for town offices: Assessor 'or three years, James R. Walsh; as lessor. for one year, James Aldrich loard of relief. 4. Van Woodwork; SC ectu1en. George Alvord, Acott n Ssyles; town clerk and treasurer. F. F 5itgood agent town deposit fund. J v. Gallup tax collector Mark Burns luditor, l. Elmer Gallup registrars James R Walsh George Moran ant James P. Aldrich; grand jurors, Arthu Tiens. E. R. Adams. Arthur Stone; con tables. Martin Wolf, William A Braves. A D. Sayles. George F. Al rord town school committee for thre tears. John W. Gallup. Frederick F sunneen. for unexpired term, Mrs Ell Woodwork.
 suggestion was heard Tuesda! hat the chamber of commerce talk, I-tion toward placing along the rout the new state highway from HamD On and BrooklyN and at points alon he state highway between Hampton tnd the junction with the route lead nc from Wflimantic to Putnam sign caring information that would tend t
 
 )anielson. The signs would not onl ,~ apDreci7ted hy touring motorists un arilisr with this section of the coun " but as well would he the means C ringing many dollars into the tills c banielson's business houses. Unles he route is so marked, it is held, muc it's va 'ue as a business producer fO oanielson will be lost. for a motoris r1veling with one of the standard roa uides. in no one of which the ne7 oute appears as an improved highwa, i'll not venture off the marked an Fell known trails for fear of encour ering poor road conditions. Attractiv Igns. telling of the splendid new higf ray and of the attractions of the rout Fould if placed at the junction of Il CIl.imantic-Putnam highway and tt Sanielson route be big dividend payer Danielson merchants, it Is held. 4 he new highway is nearly ready fc pening the road sign project shoul eceive early consideration it was b Ag pointed out by business men Tue Ry.
 An agreement reached between tf zrties in the superior court at Puma
 uesda wand under which each release he other from all claims brought abol