Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-24

ing past the Killingly town farm grading has been done at the north end of the job and stone crusher that is at work has provided considerable prepared stone which already has been spread over the road surface for a short distance. Old stone walls that line the route of the highway being improved are being fed into the crusher.
 It continues to be source of regret to the County Y. M C. A. organization that Danielson up to the present time has not shown so much interest and ac- tivity in this work as is desired, though there is hope of creating such an interest
 Nothing particularly new relative to the shooting affair at Moosup Saturday night has developed The circumstances leading up to the affair seem to be much as has been told. The injured all were reported on Tuesday as recovering. Spalding is held at Brooklyn jail in de- fault of bonds of $10,O00, and 1t was said that there is little prospect that he will be able to raise the amount and that he likely will have to remain in jail until his case is called in the superior court in October.
 Preparations are being made by the state highway department for oiling state highways in this vicinity. The roads are being scraped and sand distributed along the routes for covering over the oil as soon as it Is put down.
 Memorial day will be observed here in accordance with the time honored GUS tom. There will be a procession in the afternoon, exercises at the two hall and decoration of the soldiers graves.
 Frank A. Linscomb of Providence was a visitor with friends in Danielson Tues day.
 Just before o'clock Tuesday morning the fire department was called out for a chimney fire at the Bernier house or Reynolds street.
 As to the trees in Reynolds street that it was proposed should be cut dowr in order that the highway be made more room, 1t is held now that the matter i. in the hands of the state highway de partment and that the department wil decide about the trees.
 This is planting week in DanieIson scores and scores of gardeners being bus, late afternoon and evenings.
 Mrs. DeIina Larveque Mathieu, wife O Charles Mathieu, who died at her horn in Danielson, Wednesday, May IT, afte an illness of several weeks, was horn |, Ct. Alban, Vt., and married Cheste Mathieu 52 years ago last January, prov HE d true nelpmate 10 her husband, an wise and loving mother to the 12 chil dren-eight son and four daughters. al of whom are left to mourn her loss.
 One son-John-is seriously i'll an Mir. Mathieu, who has been feeble fo some time is in critical condition
 The children are: Frank of Ne, Bedford; Fred of Putnam; Arthur an Albert of Plainfield; George, Adelard an William of Danielson; John of DayvilIe Mrs. Harriet Peckett of Brockton, Mass. Mrs. Nellie Fogarty of Belmont, Mass Mrs. Julia Britton of Worcester, Mas and Miss Dora Mathieu who lives z home.
 The funeral was held Saturday morr ing at nine o'clock. In St. Jame : church, Danielson, solemn requiem Rig mass was sung by Rev. Victor Faure Holyoke, Mass; Rev. J. Green bein deacon, Rev T. Sl1elly of Hartford, su deacon and Rev. John Roux master ceremonies, assisted by Rev. Joseph l Comtois of Moosup. 'I,ere were beal tiful flowers. The bearezs were six son Frank, Fred, Arthur George, Adelal and William. Friends were presel from Meriden, Conn Marlboro, N H
 Baltic. Plainfield, aCmbridge and Ne Bedford. Burial was in Holy Cross Ne cemetery Danielson