Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-14
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM lIEWS

remainder of his active years at his home place.
 Thirty-seVen years ago MT. shippee was united in marriage with Ida Clara Mitch 1 ell, who survives him. MT Shippee also leaves three brothers. William H. and Byron of Banieison and HartweH B. shippee, Elmville.
 He was member of Moriah lodge, A. F. and 4. M., of Warren chapter, No. F, of Quinebaug lodge of Odd Fellows and of Unity EncamRHent, I. 0. o. F.. also of Highland grange.
 At the Methodist. Episcopal church here, at ? o'clock Thursday afternoon, 1 funeral services fer William Darlington Taylor, who died in Putnam, but who for 50 years was resident of the town of Brooklyn were conducted by Rev. c. c. Tibbetts. The service was attended by l many representing Danielson, Brooklyn. Putnam, an dnumerous other places in this section of Southern New England. During the serVice Miss Emma A. Bur bank and Earl Winslow sang Asleep in Jesus, and Beautiful Isle. of Somewhere. Burial was in Brooklyn ceHaetery In addition to his children, Mfr. Tay- l Tor is survived bE granddaughter, Mar garet Elizabeth Scott of Putnam and by l four brothers, Alexander Darlington of Nprwichs Aeren. and Isaac Darlington of Providence and Rev James Darlington of Muse, North Carolina.
 At Moasap Thursday morning, the fun eral of Francois x. Desaulniers. sel. was held from his home, with services at All Hallows' church the solemn high mass of requiem attended by many relatives and 1 friends. Burial was in St Josepbis cem- etery. North Grosvenordale, where MT. Desaulniers formerly lived. Also at one time he was a resident of Dayville. He was a native of Canada but the greater part of his life had been spent in this i, country. He leaves his wife and several children. Louis E. Kennedy was the fun i eral director.
 If you will cut out this advertisement and mail it to The Piaut-Cadden Com pany. Norwich. Conn.,, together with your address, you will receive a book of old fashioned songs free:-adv.
 1 Through change in assignment, Com mander Walter Jacobs. U. s. N, now on leave in Danielson, will not go to the 1 Philippines, as was announced about two
 weeks ago. Commander Jacobs, who has been in command at the Great Lakes naval training station is now tempo rarily attached to the receiving ship New i York of the Atlantic fleet and it is prob able that he will be assigned to the com ! OSSlAOySl AdlSI.9
 The change in plans of assignment will
 disrupt the projected tour of his family and his sister to the Far East, a trip
 on which they were tolleave during the present month.
 Borough officials have before them foE | consideration several petitions asking for
 extensions of the boroughs sewer system One petition asks that the sewer system
 be extended through Prospect street, from Palmer to Williams street, a street that is we'll built up. Another petition asks for
 an extension of sewers through Franklin
 street from a point opposite the property of Charles c. Rapp easterly to the bor-
 ough line. Another petition is for sewer
 extensions through Broad street from
 Franklin to Cottage street and still an.
 other petition asks for sewer extensions
 in part of Carter street The burgesses
 have no authority to proceed with sewer
 construction work unless by vote of 2 borough meeting, so the petitioners vii
 not get quick action, t appears unles.
 they arrange for the calling of a specia
 borough meeting.
 Frederick A. D. Beach of Lynn, Mass driver of the car that struck and fatalis . injured Mrs. Ruth Devolve, 55, of Plain . field at that place late Wednesday after
 noon, remained here during Wednesday t,
 answer any questions that officials sHaigh
 desire to ask of him and to confer witt
 counsel relative to the case V H. Weth
 erell of Danielson was driving a car clos
 behind the machine that figured in the ac
 cident and said that MT Beach wa
 proceeding slowly at the time 1t occurred . MT. Wetherell, who is lineman In tn