Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
. .nANIELsoN

..TA11 my Nor-<ich frienas that ] came threugh the wreck without a ser4txh'' said Robert Emmett Hughes ts Ruiietin reporter after the~rail {. ing Mr F1ushes is fieid engineer for the wheeler Condenser and En- etneerins cenparysof, Csrtsrst, N J. ards xSs On. his way to Pro oFfdence.N .
 T Fts sitting in the coach. reading up ae1srst tAe seat shesa of me wfner the eeilislsn came" he said; ;r"I think gh4si breSss the fierce of the crash sfoi nAe. h&e4use 1 didn't feel as mulch c1 shock as have on some other oc- easipns- when a train I have been or lad stepped suddenit,. through the ap- rfieAtion of the braket-"
 DAniesssn, and ali towns between Ferx1ch and Putnam will get extra train service today as measurable eseerensation for the loss of it's trol- iey ser-eieeL
 V, It was announced here on Friday afternoon by Agent D. P. O'Connell of shs New Haven road that four extra Passenger trains will be run through here today, affordins local service to ail stations between Norwich. and
 Train Ne. 7os will leave Norwich at 1e-ees p. n. today and make station steps aienS the line. arriving in Dan islsen at l2 P nj. and at Putnsrn
 
 e6 around at Putnam and will leave there at 1.5o ?. m, arriving at Dan iefsen at 2-e2 p. m. and at Norwich at 3-5e.
 Another train will leave Norwich at 2-e1 D. n1- and will make station steps. arriving 4fsDsHfeiSof1' at 3.es D. n. aAd at Putnam at 8.s5 D. m. At Futnam this train will be turned and VII leave that city on the return trip at 1sss D. m. arriving at Danieison at s-5e< D. nn- and at Norwich at AS D. n-
 Tae announcement os this service, ss far as was known here on Friday, is fer today Saturday, only.
 These trains will prove a boon to the public all along the line between ForEich and Putnam. It means that the public can travel during the best shopping period of the day and that sin turn. means that the business of the merchants will not be in iured as it otherwise wouid b.. through the, strike, theuHf meter vehicles also have -ar- ranged a steady schedule of--service between villages in Plainf1eld and Dan teisoA and DAniefson and Putnam for tsday.
 The Danieiaea Busiaees Mes's asse- e1aticn will be represented in Nor wtchi this afternoon at a meeting of members of Chambers of Commerce and other such organizations in East eFr Eonneetieut towns. called to con-
 
 tre1tey strike and relative te the rreseFTatien Of theStrafsey lines in. this section of Conn Acticut. Friday after neon Sees-eAmy Georke F. DaFignon of the DaE-sefgen Business Mems asso- ctatior received g. telegram relative to the n.eecfng from Secretary George B. Chandfer of the .Connecticut of Commerce.
 See-etary FDavignsn irlfnediatefy eeks the Inatter up with President D. L. Dsrbie of the local association and these officers set out at snees to arrange fer defess ton fran, this place sss i Fsifs-~ias are the newly elected of. l leers cf the ouinebaug lodge of odd fellc~s: Noble grand. Arnold, H. Bat 1 ay; vice grand, Fred ", Burnett; 1 -eterdirs secretary. Kenneth c &tehfe; financial secrstary. Clifford lanes; treasurer, Winthrop E. Short; 1 warden. F. L. D4fcie: conductor, l Frank E. Kennedy: chaplain, Andrew 1 8runlsy; R. N. G., Harold Green; | L.. &. N. G. Walter Ryder; R. SIS. i Taltkr Fiskei L.. s. S. F., A Brad