The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-13
TRAFFIC CHANGES
 ON THE NEW HAVEN

The New Ork, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Go. and the Cen -tra1 New England Railway have mAde the following important changes in their general freight department:
 F. P. Kinney has been appointed assistant general freight agent With headquarters at New Haven.
 A. M. Purdy, D. F. Collins and J. s. Dunne have been appointed travel ing freight agents with headquarters at New York city, reporting to H. H. Benedict, assistant general freight agent.
 stephen H. Huggard appointed so- liciting freight agent with headquhr- ters at Brooklyn, N. Y., reporting to H. L. Willard, commercial agent.
 F. T. Smith appointed travelling freight agent with headquarters at Boston, reporting to G. M. Wood. as. sistant general freight agent.
 B. c. Farnum appointed travepng freight agent with headquarters at Providence, reporting to G. E.. Wood. ward, general agent.
 R. B. SimonS appointed travelling freight agent with headquarters at Worcester, reporting to J. A. Beahan, general agent.
 H. M Morrill, appointed travelling freight agent with headquarters at Springfield, reporting to A. A. Chil- son, general agent.
 F. G. Grinths, travelling freight agent, will have headquarters at Poughkeepsie N. Y.
 F. B. FitzGerald, soliciting freight agent, New York, will have title of travelling freight agent.
 F.. P. Kinney the new assistant general freight agent at New Haven, has been with the company 20 years, most of which time he has been in the freight department. Eight years ago he was chief clerk to the position he has just been appointed. He was born in New Haven October 315 1886.
 A. M Purdy entered the service of the New England Steamship Co. 27 years ago. For the past six years he has been soliciting freight agent D. F. Collins, after graduating from the Branford High School, entered the employ of the company 10 years ago. Recently employed in local freight agents's office at Bridgeport J. s. Dunne has been with the company since 1908 and has been connected with the traffic department since then. He was an assistant rate clerk before he was appointed with MT. Purdy and Mr. Collins as travelling freight agents
 stephen H. Huggard, who has been appointed travelling freight agent with headquarters at Brooklyn, has been with the company since 1906, and since May. 1912, has been outside freight claim investigator. His home is in Brooklyn.
 F. T. Smith has been rate clerk in the general freight department at Boston since 1910. He has been with the company since 1901, and was or iginal1y located at Milford, Mass.
 D. C. Farnum entered the service as a messenger in 1894, and has work ed his way up to his present appoint mert of travelling freight agent with at Providence. He was recently chief clerk to the general agent at Providence. He was born in R. l.
 Robert E. Simmons started his rail- road work, after graduating from the Central Falls. R. T.. High School, in 1905, as billing clerk at Say1esvi11e, R. T., and in 1909 was transferred to Mass, as tariff clerk.
 H. M. Morrill, entered the employ of the New Haven road in 1913 as car clerk at Springfield. Previously he had been with Springfield Street Rail- ! way as assistant, receiver. He had l also had experience in Maine, having 1 been employed in the operating de-