Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-15
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Four people were, injured MonOay
 forenoon when touring car .oWneo
 and driven by Joseph Natorski, pro prietor of, poolroom and a. pubic service ccerator, crashed into a tree
 on the Daflielson- Brooklyn highway,
 at Church street. in the town or
 lip, under the nose. but otherwise es-
 caped without being seriously hurt
 Mrs. Natorski, wife of the driver,
 Mrs. Albert Talnose; and Callel Na-
 and they were taken to the Day Kim
 bali hospital at Putnam, where it
 was said during the afternoon that
 none were seriously hurt, their in-
 elries consisting of cuts and con-
 tusions Natoik has a broken thumb.
 Albert Talnose escaped in the acci-
 dent with minor injuries. as did Ma
 torskf's two children. who completed
 the list of seven passengers in the
 car, the party having just started out
 from Danielson on a trip to Spring
 field.
 Church street comes in at right
 angles to the state highway at the
 point where the accident occurred.
 Out of Church street. a view of which
 would be cut off to Natorski he
 came bowling down the grade on his
 way to Brooklyn. motor car was coming driven by Stephen coffey. of F. D. route out of Brooklyn for the
 regular carrier, Frank Young. A
 team in which Leodore Maynard and Arthur Maynard, who are said to live in Canterbury. was driving up the state highway toward the direction from which Natorskfs machine was advancing The Maynard's signal led to Natorski to look out for the Coffey ear that was about to come out across his path from Church street, but he evidently did not get the signal, and an instant later the two machines were in position for a crash. As Natorski saw the danger. 1t is said. he swung his machine the Coffey machine only glancing blow, doing, it some damage, and then shot across the highway, almost under the noses. of the horses pulling the team and finally crashed against a tree. Natorski's machine was F P Todd were called to- where the accident happened, which is near the home of Charles Ennis. The cor ner is.a bad one. and is closely by drivers familiar with the locality.
 It was stated after the accident that Mir. Coffey sounded signal that his machine was coming out on that Natorski did his best to avoid an accident as he probably would have done were it not for the fact that the team also was in hsi way and ther was no chance for him to do anything else but plunge across and out of the highway. which he did.
 The front end of Natorslki's car is badly damaged; and the top was torn off. Considering the circumstances it was regarded by those who investi- gated the case as remarkable that all in Natorski's car escaped with their lives.
 Chief John Mcfarland; of she police ! has called the at- tention of motorists to the new law requiring them to park their cars only on the right side of strets. Parking on the left side of a street is for bidden. There are mary who fol- | low this practice, however, making 1 liable to the penalty pro- vided by the automobile law for such | 
 While no definite statement would be given on the matter by any of the I men who were approached, it seemed to be the feeling among the members a strike is coming, probably today, un- less something unforeseen develops. The men do not welcome the probable 1 strike. but feel that they are entitled | to a higher wage scale than they are | l
 Supervisor Horace F. Turner of Kill !! lingly's schools stated that Miss Eiea-l
  ton Normal school. has been engaged | to fill the vacancy in the Dayville | school caused by the resignation of Miss Alice Morrisstte, of Wauregan, | who has taught successfully in Xiii l lingly's schools for number of years. | Mir. Turner also has employed another | teacher to fill the vacancy caused in | the Attawaugan school by the resigna- ton. of Mrs. P.@J. Sheridan.
 chautauqua, favored by splendid weather, continued to be a good at traction for many Danielson people l and many from surrounding towns on | Features of the days pro gram were the lecture, MT. Emerson ! Walks Back Home. by Edward Frank | lin Reimer, and the presentation of 1 the comic opera. 'Nickado-" one of the prettiest offerings that 9chautau- lua has brought to Danielson Pre- | parations for the presentation of the i junior play. The Wop. are progress Ing in satisfactory manner.