Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-18
DANESON

Saturday afternoon the funeral Of Charles E. Tayntor, who died from pneu- naenta vhile serving in France in Octo- Der, 1918, was held, burial being in Westfeld cemetery. The committai ser vice was conducted by Rev Walter B. Williams, pastor of the Congregational church. At the time of MT Tayntor's burial fin France a military funeral was held and there was another service at Hoboken, conducted for all the soldier dead whose bodies recently arrived there from overseas The bearers here Satur- day were members of the American Le- gion-John M. Dove, Carl Anderson Merrill Bennett. Harold Greene, Arthur Rainville. Elmer Gallup, Irving W. Da- vis and Harry Magoon. A. F. Wood was in charge of the funeral arrangements
 ease ef reckless speeding of a tou-s ing car on the state road near Elmville vas reported Sunday morning to Inspec- tor A. W. Williams, of the state motor vehicle department. Two other machines narrowly escaped being wrecked by the speedste whose car dashed over on the trolley ti lcks in the desperate enort to avoid a era sh. The wild joy ride took place just after midnight Saturday. The registration number of the speeding car was obtained and a young man will hear in day or two what motor vehicles of fcials have to say to him about making q race track out of state highwayEan expensive pastime these days. since the fine for speedng has been boosted to Slo0 a minimum.
 Today (Monday) is expected to bring action against the bus lines that are opertainE without permits out of Dan ielson During Saturday and Sunday buses continued to run the same as they drzt which they were supposed to have permits. and the same as on other days for nearly two years past.
 The bus people have heen awaiting the action that Is expected today and are preDa red to meet it They expect arrests of some Of the drivers and later an- nearance in court for them. which will mark the beginning of what may he q long drawn out legal battle that Will thoroughly test out the constitutionslity of the new law and various other phases of the situation. as d has developed To- cally.
 Denr MT. Bulletin:
 am iost retourn from Farnum since inc war where I have been leave with my oncle. You rot some susnrise for me or Danielson. Last tam when leave m +hes pIace it was much deHerent than now
 Somebody tel me you got a new law he nineteen amendment what oblige the woman for cut of his halr and wear a bathing suit with short stockin1 f1ve year ago when I mass for go on Canada the --onan down here was buy hair ny the 6ushel for nut on his head with a rat which make him big like a bal town --bs dress was Ionr same as blanket Wal. the tam do change. but I sec the r,ane E,re Is about the sam as when -o awsy excenf most of it got weak eyes and h7 say they strain him by see toe r.,Icb hut it look to me SO dat don uvnrrv jt co much. for most ot 1t tryins Y, come blind and he got good charge was co look at a dance lass weeks Vas some dance. too. don't pay noth n- for see that dance just come 1T ,,d look a-o,ln. likes lots mother people Honest I ben snsprse. I don't believe ron believe it myself! I have such 'rnnv time hv look at young mans ant vounr won1ans whats dance like 2 feeve with wheel coming off that I look fo -ho man who own the dance and give >iouante cents Tie think I want fo lance and give mo hands full of thick .ts-and seven girl take out his gum an start for m,. was no want for dance just nay for see the other was enoue Tor my nontv's worse. I geve my tick ats to young mans. and he wiggle s much on the next dance he break the las ,one on it's hodv-and come champio iazz of the world.
 What I no can understand is how the ic him on soda.
 Some mans tell me they no miss proh' 'ttion al all One mans say 1923 is Eoi 'or he wonderful year If the girl no los ais scissors and 1t come warm weather
 tink I am ~oin' for stay.
 With best wish for you eye. I am.
 PIERRE PETAC.
 Danielson. Conn. July r.
 Roscius Back. s4, died during Frida ii=ht at his home on Winter street. H uffered a shock two weeks prior 10 hi death and his life had been despaire of Nince that time.
 Mr. Back was born in Holland Mass February 1, 1887. a son of Lucius an Sophia Moore Back. He was educate Holland and the Mashapaug distric Union. this state. He remainni a school until twenty-one. and after tha assisted his father in his lumbering an agricultural interests For a time NJ Sack worked at Colts arnorv in Hart ord. March 27. 1862, he went to Mash ipaug. a village and school district i he town of Union and purchased an in crest in the mattress factory and gris nl}l in association with Albert F. We'll