Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-26
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

packing are all remembered i'll the clubs thanks.
 It has again been demonstrated that Killingly can be relied upon to do its part at all times iii works of mercy. Brooklyn, too, contributed literally to the Bundle day and that towns efforts are fully appreciated.
 See Mary Pickford today's shows at the Town hall in the great elassic--Lit- tie Lord Fauntleroy. y.--adv.
 Dedlcstieu of the town of Broeklyn's tribute to the young people of that town who served in the World war will be- included in the Memorial day exe-cises The stone bearing proven tablet is erected in the center of the village.
 Members of patriotic societies of Dan ielson will attend a Memorial Sunday service under the auspices of the Dan ielson Federation of churches at ths Methodist church Sunday evening at f o'clock. The pastor. Rev. c. c. Tlbbetts, will preach & patriotic sermon and there will be a special program of music. 1t will interest DanieIson public ser vice operators that Putnam public ser vice man who has been oredered to ap- pear in city court in that town next Sat urday morning Is going to make fEn. against being found guilty of the charge that amounts to alleging that he has been | operating as a jitneur While the cir cumstances surrounding his appearance in court may not be Identical with the cases of the local public service drivers who paid fines on Wednesday, there is some similarity and the case viii be of more than passing interest here
 The Eastern Connecticut Iearue's of. l fcial opening in Danielson will take place next Sunday afternoon, when the | Ashland team of Jewett City will meet the Connecticut Mills team. William c Fox, head of the league as commissioner will come here and will pitch the frsl ball. St. James band will be present Connecticut Mills lost hard fought game to the Ashlands, to 2 in Jewett Cit, last Sunday so there slxeen interest if the coming game, which will bring out 2 big crowd of rooters.
 The Memorial Day observance Tuesday includes exercises at the town hall anC a parade with members of patriotic anC civic societies in line. Sunday members of the Grand Army, Woman's Relic Corps and Sons of Veterans will attend special service at South Killingly, as sembling at c. A. R. hall at 1 o'clock standard time.
 Tuesday morning the Grand Army Sons of Veterans and American Legiol will go to Brooklyn to be present a ceremonies in Unitarian hall Member of the first two organizations will mee at o'clock standard time, at G. A. R hall when the service men of the Worl, war will assemble at their hall at s3 o'clock, standard time, Commander Ar thur Rainyille announces.
 The parade will form at c. A. R hall at 1.3O o'clock, standard time, as follows l ma oJ A Carl Anderson, aides; platoon of police St. James band, Service Battery, F. C Huntington, captain American Legion Arthur Rainville, commander Veteran of Foreign Wars, civic societies, Unite Spanish War Veterans, F. E. Kies, com mander Sons of Veterans, George Cool commander; Grand Army of the RApuh He, Vine R. Franklin, commander We mans Relief Corps, Edith L. Jordar president; societies connected with S James parish. Odd Fellows, Boy Scout and Girl Scouts have laso been invited t parade
 The procession will move to the tow hall where the following program will I carried out Opening song, prayer. Re W. B. Williams song, eighth grade pl pills of Danielson grammar school: Lii coln's Gettysburg Address, DeForei Wells, Jr.; song. school; reading, Mi Alice Smith; reading, Florence Moran Memorial Day address, Rev Charles Til betts; closing song, America.
 Following the exercises the line wi ? again form and proceed to the soldier - monument on Davis park, where bri, ceremonies will be conducted, includir a prayer and taps. The march W thA be resumed up Main to North stree ar then to Westfeld cemetery, stopping the bridge over the Five Mile River fl short exercises in commemoration of u memory of veterans who died on u ? sea. A brief ceremony will take pla, ! and afterwards the line will move dow
 Mechanics street. A halt will be made
 St. James cemetery and later the marc
 CTS will have a collation. at G. A. R. ha
 Members of the Relief Corps will sery
 Commander Rainville of the Americ;
 Legion has ordered his men to meet
 1.90 o'clock, standard time, at their ha s prior to marching to c. A. R. hall f