Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-19
DANIEL SON

pIans far the reorganizaticn of the Daxialnsn Rnsiness Mems Association are preevaisfng favcrsbIy, the present activ- itfes teAng centered in making arrange meutz fer the 'sbeesterss banquet to De held at the Attawaugan hotel early in May and In securing new members and the collection of dues for the year from cd enes Altogether, fifty merchants Aloux Mnin street have "getten aboard the bAnd wagon, and have pledged their wnalehearted support to any movements CT undertakings that have for their cb- jee1s the stimulation of business in Dan- Ielssn- As there are still quite nuM- ber of business men who have not yet been approached, it is expected that when the membership drive is over, the list will show nearly 1oe names.
 President Bltgood of the association has appointed A. F. Ralstcn, Clifford H. -Starkweather and George E. Dayignon the committee to arrange for the bcester bancuet--the affair that is tc boost the association and boost Danielscn as q trading center for the territory for miles around.
 At a meeting of the association board of directors the secretary was instructed to write to C. Reising of Boston, post ofice department superintendent for the district of which Danielson is part, and to request him to assign a mail car to the train that will arrive in Danielscn at 6.&T D. m on and after April z4. This mall car service it is stated, would be a decided advantage to local people, particularly those in business, and they prefer having the mali messenger en the evening boat train, rather than on the afternocn train. In an endeavor to ob- tain this service, the association di- ,rected the secretary to ask the guperin- tendent of the mail service to grant the concession desired.
 Arrests made In the Putnam territory by insepctcrs of the state motor vehicle department for such violations of the motor vehicle laws as driving without proper lights, without operators licenses and for similar common infractions oi the rules has made motorists all through this territory take particular notice. Par. ticularly are those who arc taking a chance of arrest by driving without hay. ing a license to do go paying heed, fear. ing similar inspections in this immediate territory, "
 Funeral services for Joseph Hebert who died in Worcester hospital, wer' held at St Joseph's church in Dayville Rev. Ignatius Kost being celebrant of tn, mass of requiem. Burial was in St. Jo BcpH CSASIcIt. U. P. AcnHCuy was tl' funeral director.
 MT. Hebert was resident of Goodyeal and for years was engaged in the team ing and trucking business in that place
 The railroad yard here Is piled up witl ties hauled in recently frmo all the sur rounding woodland territory. The pric1 of ties dropped 30 cents apiece last Fri day and prior to that time motor truck worked practically day and night gettinl ties delivered, before the lower price be came effective. Some trucks unloadet here at 2.So a. m.
 Dr. J. N. Perreault is president of th .Windham County Medical society, whicl is to hold it's annual meeting this weel at Putnam. pr. Perreault will presid at the meeting, which will consider bus mess and then devote time to hearin special papers prepared by well know physicians.- Dinner is to be served tn physicians.
 Chairman Henry P. Dubuc, of the locs A~ -