Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-13
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

seph R. Vegiard was held fFem his home on the West Side with funeral services at St James church at o'clock, Rev. John Roux, M. S, being eelehrant of the solemn high mass of requiem, assisted by the eurates of the parish, while priests from nearby parishes were within the sanctuary.
 The hearers were Philip S. Maynard, 2hill Seguin, D. E. Jette. F, X. Mail hot, IssSore Quintal and L. J. FegrRier. Representatives of the St, John seeiety attended the funeral Burial was in Haly Cross cemetery, Louis E. Kennedy was 1 the funeral director. The funeral was attended by friends and relatives from various surrounding tewns,
 Local radio operators who are listening | in at s.s0 evenings hereafter will be able | to pick up a list of stolen automobiles, as reported to the police of Hartford and sent broadcast over southern New Eng l land by wireless at the Maxim plant in the capital city. There are several wire | less stations in and about Danielsen and receiving lists of stolen cars will be a new and interesting experience for the operators.
 It is of interest to his many Danielson 1 friends to know that movement has | been started among the legislators at Hartford to raise a fund for perma- lnent memorial 10 Souvenir" William Harrison Taylor. who was familiar fig ure at the capitol for many years and whose favorite slogan was "Keey your memory Green"
 County ehairmen of the legislative or sanzation will have charge of obtain ing the subscriptions. MT. Taylor whe was formerly of Putnam and at one time was engaged in business in Danielsen was particularly well known and liked here
 At their meeting this week the wardeE land court of burgesses authorized tht installation of police signal system which will be a convenience to citizens desiring to get in touch quickly with aF ! officer and also wll be welcomed by thi police as a means of their rendering suct urgently needed service as may be re quired in emergencies.
 } The borough officials also voted to ad vertise for bids for the construction Q tive lines of sewer authorized by tn annual borough meeting. One of thes lines will run from Main street througl Railroad square to the state armory property, while another will be 3 centiH Iuation of the Franklin street line ant VIII ldhG IL Ce@S-Sl y eaS4iS ! e'tif''Ati
 street to what is known as Christian hill. Authorization for the construction of these sewers carried limitation o . s11oe for total cost in each case.
 Last year, after rejecting all bids re ceived, the borough successfully an
 economically engaged in sewer buiidin { on it's own account and put througl sewers at a big saving over bids in tn
 streets in the northe-ly section of tn
 borough.
 Henry o. Preston, who with Mrs. Pres
 ton. is celebrating the 54th anniversar
 of their wedding at their home in Put nam today formerly and for years was k resident of East Killingly, where he 7 remembered by the older residents.
 Mrs. A. P. Potter, whe has been wis
 ting relatives here, has returned to he
 home in Lynn.
 Miss Emma McBrIde of Academ [ street is visiting in Watertown, thi
 state for a few days.
 Lets got" K. of C. bazaar, openin
 at the town hall tonight and continuin
 Saturday and Monday evenings.-adv.
 John C. Herrinden of Fall River wa
 visitor with friends in Danielsen o
 Thursday,
 A herd of seven deer was reported see
 in the vicinity efNthe Sparks district
 the easterly section of the town. Herd
 of these animals have become rare dul
 ing the nast five years.
 It was stated Thursday that the higi