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Three Drivers or Owners Fined
for Going Faster Than the
Law Allows in Fairiieid
Allllliliil DAVIS HAS
SBHLAH BASE lliiilPPlll
John Ko‘vacs, of South Norwalk,
Pays Court $23.53
l1‘.\lltii‘;lEi.D. Sept. Sit—Pour cases
111’ motor vehicles exceeding the speed
limit were disposed of Saturday after-
noon in Justice. Bacon \\'aken1an‘s
court. and the state as well as the ttiwn
oiiiciuls active in the cases are 11 few
dollars richer. The, losers besides
three of the accused was the town
111‘ Fairlicld which will have to pay
tbt1 costs of the case State vcrus A11.
notte Vail Schlaet
i‘hrough a technical point raised by;
Attorney Leo Davis 111 .\111 1111111, couu- E
sol for the. defence, tho case of 1111s..
(Continued on Third Page.)
11181 cm 1111111011
11 1111511111 11011111111
Pursuant to the act of the .‘.enerui
Assembly consolidating the govern.
111 111111 111111
1111111 1111. 1111
Miss , Marjorie Welles Becomes
the Bride of William Mc-
farm, of Hoop‘eeton, ill.
' By far the most beautiful of
any church wedding that has
been held in 1Nor1valk tor a num-
ber of years, was that Saturday after-
noon at 4 o’clock, when Mise,Marjorie
Welles, of 141 .East avenue, and Wil-
liam Mchrren, of Hoopeston, 111., son
of Mr. and ,Mrs. J. is. McFerren, of
that city, were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony, at St. Paul's
Episcopal church, on the Norwalk
ireen. 'The church was filled with
the guests, about 300 having been in-
vited. The attractively decorated
edition with the many beautifuigou'ns
of the young ladies and the correctly
attired young men .made a Scene
which was plensantto behold,‘and one
most harmonizing,
The Rev, Louis B, Howell,
of the, church, was the , officiating
c1111 1,1'n1"111 11c emploved' the com-
plete ritualistic l1p1scop.11 services,
which is an impressive ceremony.
Miss Welles, who .has lived here
but three. years, 111111. fiuurcdn'cry prom
incntly in the younger society of the
town and is 11'011-1111011'111t11 all. She.
is 11911111111: woman of grace and ac.-
cmnplishmcnt, whose Winsome dis
position has endeared her tomurncrous
rector
iriends and acquaintances. The groom,
is a successful banking 11111111,,l1ein13, thel
1109 president of the. i1‘.lrst National’
Bank, 111 Hoopeston, During the short
time that he has been in .\or11.1ll1, 1111‘
has been very popular among the
younger people or the town.
Robert S Hartford or \ioru a111, had 1
full charge of the decorations .111 the'
church, and all 01 his work reflected!
much credit upon him. The church‘
was prettily adorned with palms, ferns
l
1111111111 111' Norwalk. the diet election.
will be held on Monday, October 6111.1
The polls I11'ill be open from 6 11.111 1
until .1 p. 111.. as provided for 111 the?
111111 for the election just issued by111
the. selectmcn.
As every citizen knows the elections
will be for citv.to11'11. district and
ward officers but there is a provision}
in the (all which has 11111 imp'mtunce
‘ tit-.11 should not be 111'111111111111111’1‘1111
is the vote on the matter 01 approve
111g 01 disapproving of the issue of.
school bonds to an 11111011111 not 1'.
ccodini; $200,11Ih). 1
The overcrowded 11111111111111 of tho
11111111113 at 11111111111 is in 11111111 .1111 or
111111111111 111111 1111191111 be 1'11t"1111d. and
should no for toward ,cclilni: out a
1111: bunch of ‘1'11s" 1111111115 1111 111111
111111 (1111'. It. 1.11 1111111111111 111111 11111 bond
1.14111- 11'ill push without 111111111 oppo-
siiion because of 11111 ,Lil‘lli‘l‘iil 11111111 111'
additional Hr'ilotll lucihtin-s in tin1 city:
The first and fourth wnrd voters
11111 1-11.11. llll‘ll‘ ‘u‘lilulr‘ in 1111' old
’l'nwn 11111111111111 Mill llill. The second
and fifth word voters will vote 111 11111
old l’niuumxlir‘ici- 111111.111 in l-‘rnukl'u
111111111. wlilic lbosc oi 11111 third \vnrl
will vote in 11111 live 111111.111 in \‘1111
7.1111111 street.
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«mo 11111111111 11111 it .11 Tliv "11111 ’l‘bcnlro
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l‘HlnrHXI'L 11111111111113 1111111.
'l'ho I'oi'i'cupmimiiil 111‘ 11111 l‘olouiio 1;...
7.111111 ul l‘onnlnniiuopln. trivizrnpiw io-‘
day that 111' him 11111111111 lbc. imprcuulou
trout 111111111'11111111111, with 1111111111 1111'1
1111111 umlutuuudora lo “lurkov lllut tip-.111
lwlii 1'1: it. 111111.11 possible for 11111. Turk
ink and utilitarian iirinii'n to 1111111; in.
an participant to (1111211110 511111111"
111111111111. tirocco ii" that nation rcftincu
11111 11.111111111111111 of peace proposed by
Turkey. ,
The responsible Turkish Govt-rip
11111111 hempaper Torihound-111111111111.
advances the some idea.
Honors) Michael Heron. commander-
ineobifif of the Bulgarian army, who is
in Constantinople, declined to discuss
the matter for the present.
on ‘
......
~r~Wo make fresh pork sausage ev-
ory dur- Oharnok's‘market, 11111111
Main street.
“1
1' . 1.1!...13 Luwhfila...
, 1111111,
son, (‘11:1111111111' Murpbi'. Gilbert Welles,
11111 11.11.111.111
11111111111111.1111 their family 111 the homo
.
1111:11'1'11111
1:111'111'111111 \
1111111111111! and costly
and hv'diangcs about the chancel 1111111
altar.
The bride wore a gown of ivorv
satin. The. court (train was artistical-
c.11111'ithorunge hlosmu1s,o11r
11'111111 fell an exquisite veil of rose
point. She carried a bouquet of or ‘
11111111: and lilies of tho 1'alle1.1
Miss Elizabeth Marshall, who 11'1111'
,tlw brides attendant .11'115 Lion 111111 111
pale green cliurmcuso. dl'upod with
chii‘fon cloih 111111 tulh' oi the some:
I1'0101'.A.11.1111 but with pale 1.,1'1'1111
fi'utbers completed 11111' 11111111111111, 311.11.11-
Marshall carried a bouquet of Lady
lllluuton rows with 11 5111111111111 11111111.
cnbuii torn. , ‘
ilonald, Ml'lfit‘l‘l‘h‘ll the brother of
tho at‘omn .1111! u studcnt ut Yule 1111
love, ollli'iutcd in 11111 t'npucity 01 111-111
11111 11511111211 111-1111.: liowni‘d l’icr-
('biw'n-r .11. Kerr 11nd l’uul Wells, 1
1.. ii, \‘111‘111'1', 1111' regular organist
of 1111- church lll‘f‘tllllpillliwl hire, 1.11111
Him Slicl'u'onil-NcwIii1‘11. ”111» well-
known soprano, who snot: 111 a wry
linprcssivc 111111111111"‘() l’11'11111l hove,"
and tho 111111111111: mulch.
lump-1111111115- upon the ((lllt‘llli-ililn ol‘
the 11111111111111): 2111', 111111 .\ir:;, .\it:l1‘1~r—
11 low or their close
111‘ ltdwnrd Welles,
ml many
wisdom
Will‘l'i' they 1'11111-11'1
1'111111rnlulutlons 111111 110151
for 11 happy 111111 nuttconm‘uf
1111-. ‘
1111111 \1’11111'11 111.11 ilceccuilnnl of 19,-.
'l‘lltllllilil \“i’lll‘fi, ll'ilil 11111:
I'lw'lml for governor ill i‘oulwclh'ut in
1111- 511111'11 111’ 11111.“. 111111 111.111, (1111111111
“31111111 111111 in Lincoln‘n 111111111111 no
Sci-rotaryoi’ 11111 Navy. and 1111 111111 of
11111 111111111 family,
'l‘lw ,1'11111111‘1'111111111 1111111111111 11111111'
Iii‘vui'llth. 11111111111
which lll'm'l'l'c 111111111 lnl mention are
1111- bountiful 111111111 iii-111111111 not which
1'11““ given 11,1 1111' and Mrs Aliwi‘nrcni
‘111111 11 chest or silver wore 11111111 111
‘\ir and WM. Wclion
A1 1111 11.1111 hour Saturday evening
the happy coupip departed for their
11-11111!an trip, and will .go to tho
groom'n home town, lloopcuton, with
a trip through 11111 Grand Canyon 11111.1
about the 1111111111111
”thorn Wcl‘e a number of outnf- town
guests present. 1111111 New 111111111,
Bridgeport, .'ow York, New (Johann,
Dansviile and Addison, N. Y.«
, .
wPOLLEY’S DANCING OCHOOL.
Prints lessons every evening, 29
Monroe street. Full course, 55.
.und only seven 1111- 1111 1'1-1-111'11 111
1
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. 1111111115 A
11111111 1
11111 111
111nm
One Seaman Saves .Himseli
When Draft is Sunk oli
Bridgeport Breakwater
1111 11 111111111111
11111 111111 1111111
All Day and Night Search Failed:
to Locate the Bodies
01)
BRIDGEPORT, Sept. .. .——As a re-:
.sult of a collision 111 the outer harbor" 1.
about 11) o'clock Saturday night, "in
which thefltug Seaboard ran down a
‘dny night :11 Harris & Gans‘ property
motor cutter of the l’nited: States 1111'
pedo destroyed McCall three of the
crew of the latter were drowned 111111111
another saved his 1119 by sw lmminul
to the lncakwater light. more than a
mile away.
The drowned:
C. W. Russell. sea.
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
zed made the artists between Saturday bill this 11' och
SEEN-"SIS SIUBY ‘ ' A A “'11e got 1111' pop sharpened,"
iHi SiliZiR BASE.
impeachment Trials Are So Rare.
That They Attract Wide
Attention i
AlBANY N. ‘1‘., Sept. 22.~»Wbile"
attoruovs and 11111 «paper men 1118‘
working at the opening of the 511111111.
Ibupcachmeut trial, 11 11111111; 1'1r1111 oil
rcprcs scutations of the univ';cisiti-'e
trom all over the world 1111: followlnlt‘
1110 1111111. i‘ullv :15 1111151111 and preparing
exhaustive reports for 1111111 11131 t1. '
tlons. ,
Those men are attractud here be
0:111:11; 111‘ the tow 11r1~111,»1li1111.~ which 111-;
torucyg have to 1:119 in 111mm 111' 1111-:
pcnchmcnt. .\'ot 11111111 111111: 1111.- 1311111»:
11111-11 1111 impcucbi‘bcut cow in 1311;111:11111.
the
l‘nltcd Status. 111w}- polnts in the
Suizer trlui never worn 1111111111 in
previous cum-11, and 1111p 111' Ibc id:
problems 1111- uttorncys 1111111 bud to
face has 11111111 111111111: proocdoiu on
which to 11111111 their 11111111111111“,
\l'bild every point 111111 11111111:
l‘ill31t'll by 11111 1111111111... is rot-11111141
11111] in tho :zmol'ilor'i: atrium!
11111111111 .'11'11 111111111. gone into :11 1111111111
111111111 for the purpose, 11 111 sold, 111‘
ubllshlun pt'ci'cilcnt than 111111111111:
1.0111; 1111111111 l11'o bccn went. by
attorneys for 1111111 111411111 111111 11111111
111111.11 111‘ 1111» t-‘ourt oi Appoltlu 111 111111115
1111: every plump of all post 1111111-1111'11
11111111 11111111111111 1111111111111 111111 their work
may lliilttuu 11111 luhoru ul‘ 1'111111'1' 1111'»
iota.
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’11'1111 111-111 today in accordance with 1111:
111111111 oi limb-1111111111111 l'oiirl, which 111-14
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111111111111, 1.111111 .lini'abull, 1111' 11111 1111:
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nlitutlomillly oi" tip. odiouriiunuit 111‘
11111 Aunmpbiy hint .luly 11111121 11111111 or
.’tuiwmldynu-ii lo 111911111111 1.1111111111111111
111111 on rn~t'11111‘11111111.; tho Aarombly
would t'oilnltlor impuiu'hnwnt 111111111111.
.unil lb '111 i ii' 1
1, 1 1 all Minna t} of 111., 1111 4mm 111111111111 11111111111.
pout'luucni 11111111 1111 the around that:
it 111111 hrouaht while 11111 11111111111111!
was 111 extra 1111111111111.
Tho hcurluu 1111 1.1111 applimfl’on ‘
Harrison now liiiprlsoucd
for contempt of the Anomaliiv wan lo.
be hold this afternoon at Troy before,
Supronm Justice Cochrsne. i
Mw-m «wuss...
wOAl‘tbi OP THANKS.
Yo desire to express out 1113111111 101
our friends 111111 neighbors for their‘
kindness in our recent bereavement;
also for floral tributes.
M118. GERTRUDE lilEhANI), MRS.
MARY ltlELAl‘ii) AND CHILD
111E211,
1 ..11
. states that 111-1 was in Stamford.
‘ bit1 l-ieuiyL
. hours.
ZMAYllR’S
incroes Broadway from curb to curb.
sou'i'u possum. court, MONDAY, sspfnnsna 22, 1913
1111 111111
' $11111 1111
Vigilant Pellet Land Trio Alters
Week’s .lnveiilluaiion oi Case
I
’Twas a hold thing for three young
lads to do and they regret it now ex-
ceedingly. They held up John Fitz
‘gerald and from 1111111 secured a $5 bill,
a pocketbook containing a few cents
and a watch, Which was pawued. The
boys are Joesph Burns, Henry Schultz
and Louis Dugan. All pleaded not
guilty and Duga claims an alibi.
The story'toid s that the boys want-
ed to g'ef' a” pint of whiskey. They
"bummed" Fitzgerald for it, but the
nearest to fifty “ me he had was a $5
11111. This he sieve to Schultz, who
disappeared.
Burns and someone else, alleged to
have been Dugas, then pinioned Fitz-
gerald's arms 1‘ bis sides and went
through his clothing. securing 'the
watch and the pocketbook. Then they
ran away.
All this took place a week ago Sun-
1‘
in Water strctt. It was a 1mod dark
spot,nd111ir'.1bl) 1lultcd tor the robbery,
for the 1ictim c unot 111111 identity 1.111-
gun as one of 1 (1 party. 1 illugun will
be. given his ch 111,111, to establish his‘
<1ulmed 1111111 and his case was contin-
bed until Lmr'iorr'ow morning. Dugan
Officer John 1{.Toothill 11nd Consta-
. Seizer. armed with war-.
'rni‘ts for the. lads whom tbc1 suspectr
night. and last 11 glit.
This morning Schultz was found
guiltv of embcznlement and was scn-‘
toured to [our months 111 jail. 1311.“ no
ness and $7 and costs for theit.1Du-
sun‘s case was continued twenty- -four
111111
11111 ,
All New York Pays Respect to:
the Deceased Chiei Executive 1
William 1. Gaynor ‘
l
1
Jill HiiilS lHi
11111101111in111 Milli RS
Thousands Seek Admission to
Trinlivaverilow Meeting
1
NEW \‘11‘1111'. 14111-1, 22
3111311111111111111' was 111111-11 111 111,311
o‘clock this llllli'llllm irom 111. rooting.
plow 111 11111 t‘lly 111111 to Trinity
liliuri'b, wlu'l'c lli1liop 1:1'11'11' 1111111111111"
it 11111 111111111111 l-Zplu'npul .1111'1'l111-ior111o‘
burial of 1111- 111ml.
.1 1111111111111: army of cilia-1111. niuuy
11113111111111» 111111111: ‘Mii'iiil'i‘ 111 1111111111111
1111111 1111' llirnlllt 11111111 11.111 ,uomvvl 1111
1h.- hoily 111: it in:- 111 111.1111» 311111-111in
111111'1111111'11 11111 11111111111111 from 111111 to
1111111111111 Hill' no ”111 l‘uuornl 11111111 11111111 '
111111111. 1111.1 11-11 him 1111 oi l..'.oi'1-' 111111111 t
way from 111-1 111,1 lialltull11-1'1'111111n.
”1111' clouds lilti'il shortly 1111111111. tho
91111: body 111‘.
‘Iloudliig 11111 1111111111: of marchers 1111.11
11 single line of 1.1111111 11111111111111 piilict‘ ,
1101111111 11111111 11111111 in tho mdcr 1111111-
17111], 1111.- police. baud placing 11111 111131111
tired strains of the 11111111 11111111 11 rog~
intent of 11111111111111 1111111111. tuelvo
111111111111. and another regiment of on
11,111: on" foot 111 11111311 that stretched
Next was the comb
With the oliiclnl doubt the mayor
draped over its head, tile. 131111111 lay,
1011,1122! shore the made-111'. upon a
cstnfsiqud: wlioeecgombre 11111111 or
..‘.-1......
(Continued on 1111911111 plies.)
antor lioltc Smith.
‘C‘larkc tax it proposed a smaller tux
21111 cotton for which the government
'111111' lived standards.
BUCKS WABN 0F
. Wednesday.
1111111111
11111 11
1111 11
Disputed Points Between Senate
and House on Tax on Cotton
Futures, Discussed
Sillii Will lllll
bill] it] iHi HOUSE
Minimum Exemption ior Depend-
,enl Wives and Children
WEATHER FORECAST.
Gopler and Generallyfair Tonight.
1111111111 111111111
111 11111111 11111111
Survivor oi Nash’s Crossing
Tragedy Tells Coroner Pheian
How It Happened
Considerable interest is manifested
in Norwalk as to what will be the na-
tur e of the finding of County Coroner
John J. Phelan with regard to the M11-
lar fatality at Nash's corner grade
crossing on Monday afternoon, Sep~
tember 801.011 Saturday the coroner
came to Norwalk and completed his
inquest, the previous bearing having
been adjourned until such time as Miss
Dorothy Miller, the sole surviving
member of that terrible automobile
wreck, should have improved to such
an extent that she might be interro-
gated.
The inquest was opened about noon
in the. home of Solon Borglub, anoth-
er member of the Silvermiuc artists’
colony where Artist Addison '1‘, Millar
WASHINGTGON, Sept, 22.——D1sput-‘
cd points between the Senate and
House 111 the tariff b111, narrowed down}
today to such chief features as the
income tux, the tin. 011 cotton tutures
,and the. general administrative pro-
visions. Democratic managers ixxpect-
ed to send the conferente report to
the House by Thursday. 1
President. Wilson told callers today"
that his conferenCes with liaders led
111111 to believe all differences 11 cold )1)
smoothed out and he would sign the
said
the President.
Chairman Simmons of the Senate
Finance committee and Senator Hoke
.was fined 3.3 and costs (or drunken» Smith “58“,.“ President Wilson today;
that they expected the 11111 to be ready
for his signatures before the end 01"
the week. The last moments of the
passage of a tariff measure, however,
always ot‘fcr opportunity for rejection
of a conference rcport and further dc- ‘
liberations 11117110111111, upon which 131111
or house may insist.
Democratic leaders from the, Smith
are said to be. agreed on the cotton
future tux compromise proposed by
Representative Litter and endorsed by
Postmaster-lioncrul Burlcson 111111811111
instead of the Sir:
’l‘he (‘otton Ex»
‘chauue men however, are protestinb“
nuuinut it.
t‘hairman Simmons said ho had not
discussed the cotton llillll‘p 11111 111111
the prcsidcut, but indicated the. Son-
111111. managers would not yield to the
“11115.1 on 11111 anu'udmcnt.
'11 will on the (“lurkc nun-111111111111 or
nothing, 1111111 tho 111111111111. 00111111111111.1
111111ru1uu l‘upbcr. he refused to dis-
cuss the subject
111111 t:1.)ll.~1l111'lilil1)il of the income
tax suction toduy tho 51111111113.- 111111111114
mom lowering the minimum 1111-11111
lion lroni Sloop to $11.1luu 11111111111111111
1111' ill'pl'llilllul 111111» and children 111111
incur-r 111111111 on 11111111 1111'111‘11115 1’111111:
,up for si'ttb'monl.
ATTEMPTED BBBBEBV
“"1171" 11 tliiol‘ broke 11111 who 111111 1111-
it‘i‘l'li the pan win-1'11 111'. l'hnrlon ll.
iinhuuuon‘n ducks urn lipid. in 1'rnn~
burr, the birds 11:11 up such 11 1111111-
11111: and t‘l’llillslllfl, 111111. t‘linflcs 1'. '1‘.
liurnum. tho km'pcr oi 11111 form. 11111111
awakened, Saturday 11111111. about 1:!
o clock. ‘
Noted for 11111 i'l'illlli‘liillilf' 111111111'
é11-11111 Mlliiiii, .\li'. 111111111111 with 11 111111 111
a combination to be 111111'1111. 111111 11111
dark and eiilly night ho peered, but
nothing could 1111 111111.11 lcnuth do»
torminod to tulip 11 (liunuc. he pulled
both triggers.
immediately the thin!” or thieves dio-
uppedred ocrnmbliuu through the 1111.
l
derbrunb, and several 1111111 rod 111111111,
1111's vino to the 11.111111 that Mr. liar-
nnm‘s shout found their mark.
No ducks were missed.
11-
m‘i‘ry 11 loaf of our rnlnin bread
banner “111111111311 Mon.
roe St. '
A good adv. pays best in the bent
,a1enue. at Nashs co: '1101'
I the strain of recalling
‘111'1‘11111n
, 11111111. by inhaling
paper.
resided. A number of olficiuls were
present, though but two were examin-
, ed.
Miss Miller told of being with her
father and mother in the automobile.
‘111111 of taking in Miss Jessie Guthrie,‘
of $111 ermine, to gi1e her a ride home.‘
The automobile. 11 out slowly up Main
street and started 1101111 New Canaan
The flag-
man, Patrick Savage, was seen to
wave a white. flag and the
thought this was a signal for a clear
road. They proceeded out onto the
'truck and this was the fitst they saw.
of the. approaching train. Mr. Miller
put on all speed, but it was too late,
, for the train struck the machine as it
was squarely on the trucks.
Miss Miller bore. up bravely under
the sad tragedy
and described the happening clearly
and 1i1'ldly. The young lady is but
1111111111 veers of age and has been but‘
recently dischu god from the hospital
1
.111111rc she was taken immediately at
for the. accident.
- Mr. Stevens. :1 signal expert of the
New York, New'anen and Hartford
Railroad, was present, and he was ask-
ed the duties of a llagnmn, and to ex-
plain 1111.1 use or the white and rod
tings. He stated that the iiagmnn
111111111 11111 white. 11111: to denote a free
and safe way for the (ruins, and that
this has been customary 1111 the 111111-
t‘oud for the past six ycitrs, during
which 1111 has been associated withtbo
'. New .1111. vcn.
'l‘bis 1'11 U'tcd 1111 11111 tcstlmouy
and the 11111111111111 is 1111 in. (‘oz'oncr
l’hclan will. begin his lludlng us soon
as Miss Flori-1111.11 liumliton has 1111111~
.pletcd lrnimcriblng‘ the stvuouruplitc
report of the proceedings. No intima-
tion as to the truth! of the decision
(‘1111 bc lonrncil, but it is. boliovcd that
1111' rnill‘ourl itwll‘ will be (‘i‘llrilll'l‘ll for
111. lmulcouulo protection of 111111111
11111511111211.
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WAVE 0F BBiME
SWEEPS ALABAMA
“nu“,w
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'11111‘1111 111111 lillll'l,
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111, 111111 worm-1.. who mowed 111‘~
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quill, nouro. killml 1111». wile 111111 11111-
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l‘olli'ouum 111111.111 killed 1111111 161111111.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Three perd
sons were killed and more than twenty-“fl
injured today in a head-on collision 01'. , 1
two Long Island electric trains. at
Collcg go Point L 1. Several of the
'injured ones, it was thought, would
.die.
The dead are: Conductor George
Bor-(kel, llotorman Fred Loder, Mo-
torman Charles Hohlen. ‘ ,
Most of the injured were mill em-
ployees on their way to work. The
crash occurred on a curve not far
irom the station. The trains, running
nearly forty miles an hour, rounded
the curve from opposite directions air
most simultaneously. and the crash.
Aves inevitable. The steel cars buck~
’led but did not. telescope .
A hotel near the scene and a mum
her of residences near by were thrown
open for use as emergency hospitals.
The Pennsylvania Railroad issued 31
. statement saying that the accident had
.been caused, so for as could be de»
.191 mined by the operator at White-
Junction, allowing the train
bound for New York to leave the douo
blc track before the other train had:
cleared. The roads statement placed
thr- tota1 number of injured at forty.
Three of them have serious, perhaps
fatal, hurts.
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