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esrdousneo 1870 I'm-Ms serene-harm“ sourn NORWALK. CONN., 11111115151111 111111 21 1914 '“””“;.;:;.; ..I..§.....;.‘..;Z..,..' Two cams
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Four Dead andForty or More
Injured When Trolley, Filled
with People Hits Express Car
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iHiNKS lHE 111111
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IManager otRoton Point Express-
1 es Appreciation tor the Aid
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Forward Ends of Both Cars Smashed In
Motormen and Children Were CaughtEI
in Wreckage, and Crushed Under CarE
Seats, Fenders and Front Platforms-"£7
Harold Nadin, of Passenger Car, Under
Detention in Norwalk Hospital “iBadly
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Injured. _ , _, é
Tendered in the Recent
Litigation
To the Public
It is \D‘fl >tltl0111 that one has the“?
pit z1su1e of hnouing that the people of
21 community me solidly Eurayed with
him and willing to be of assistance. E
The recent hearing, bit’ore the Supe-
ri1.r (hurt, on the request for a term
pnrnry injunction. rt'Strnining the op-
eration 111‘ the roller-coaster. at Retell
Point l'nrlr, brought home forcibly to
11w, the tact that the residents of Not-
11 ulk have bl. 1:11 erpeciuily kind.
1 l t‘eel deeply grutetul to those who
llHjiSlL‘ti in any wuy in bringing the,
Iinaltlrt' to its \'.*ellkno\vn successful
'crutiusion in my favor. it is impoeal.
ble for me to abt‘mtllll the names of .
many 11 ho assisted or who were ready E
to assist in the efforts to defeat the
proposed injunction. There were a. '
numbtr who appeared in court and tes-
Ititied in my behalf, and there were
scores uho were ready to testify, but.
\Iv-rie not lzill': -d upon. There has been
kindnms shout) in the circulation of
,petitions, in the (.xttusiou oi moral
lsupport and srnipdthy, and there has
Eliot-u desistnnce in other vsuys.
i would he deiiiz‘ottd ii‘ i could meet:
,eut-h and every one. including the '-
Enmnbcrs ot' the 1111's.“. shake them by
Ellie hand, tlilll l)t'l"'l)l‘.‘.'ll;~' extend to
Ithvm my ilitll'llvll 11111'cer-iation. ot ‘
,lheir support. lint, inasmuch as this "
'i:»' 1111 1)05~ibl-.1. l \1 ish to 131:1; this 0P- ‘
pcitnuitr 111 pubiiviy thunkiugdhrough.
'tlte ultimits of tin press. those who '
'aSsistt-(i, or were uiilinn to n. ist me
Ein any way in the recent liti..dtion.
E Armin i wish to shy emphatically
Elliot 1 am most grateful.
I Sincerely,
NEVlLLE BAYLEY.
NEW sour AGAINST RAILROAD."
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Several of the Survivors Claim EThat
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The Signal Light Near Westportfil
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County Club Failed T0§Work. E
Coroner J. J. Phelan Visited Scene of theiAccident' at,
Nash’s Corner, Last Night. and Inquiry in Fables
Undertaking Rooms Will Be Started Later.
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\t‘icsrronl‘, July 2?..—.\‘o nddttion- ’
at deulhs occurred during the night . .
amour: the many \‘it'tims of the trash i
of trolley curs here lute yesterdny. and i
the prospects are that there will he I
no immediate deaths. and the list will I
stood ut tour. with the number of
those, injured either severely or slight-
ly tully halt a hundred.
The band:
('levelnud, Miss Mabel, aged 23.
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. litison 31.
Cleveland, of 2.070 North littiu street.
Bridgeport,
I-‘uller, George Raymond, aged 13,
son of George W. Puller, of 482 Strut-
ford avenue. Bridgeport.
lNogry. i-‘rnuk. aged 13, son of Mrs.
Mary Negry, of 147 Steuben street.
(Bridgeport. "
Townsend, Andrew, aged 16. son of
Mrs. Frank Fisher, of 346 East Main
street. Bridgeport
The Injured:
At St. Vincent's Hospital, Bridgeport.
Anthony, Nellie, eged 19,111 312 East
EXCURSION CAR 0N WHI 011 1.311.111. c DI ..
WERE 11111. .1 .1111) I..." 5222:1525? limit.“ "
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the condition of e\eit'tiii1..,v in the de- TilfllLEE’t E“ ERE BHUEE compel the dissolution of the New;
EXPERT SAYS WATER
l ,pnrtment .. Iiidven Railroad under the Sherman.
| WORKS ARE Rim RIGHT-E “I \‘an Burch thouviu “" ‘0'" ”S ‘ Ll EilTIDié anto Trust act was filed in the feder-
--— ~< —- sioners had done wiseh iu,uot bring __________ 31 court here 10(1va by T W. Greg. .
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The inst. lDisttrict uCominiasionegte in?:omengtltseeqnzzzioggmxl1i hurtlrl- ”m. 1.115 aftcrnoon (hm oi Police 011. 1111111., for Attoruey- General No
he” a ‘9" 5“” me" “3 “St “‘3 ' a” 1‘ a 1 ‘ " ' who. :1 1'. Pennington detailed Spec Rel‘mms-
The civil stilt has no nctuni connecr ‘
7‘ left ankle, two bones in left foot
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“ street, Bridget)
Main 'street. Bridgeport, possibtedn-
tern-41 injuries, contusions of body and '
severe shock. Condition very-serious.
Baker, Mrs. Anna, aged 30, of 405
Nichols street. Bridgeport, dbroken,
broken, severe contusions of left arm,I
Hoyle. Martha, aged 13. 32 Sherman
street, Bridgeport; fracture right
shoulder and injury to left_
Kelly. Mary, aged 14, of 41 Maiden
Lane, Bridgeport frecture right arm.
and bruises all over body. Stiller-111g,
severe shock. 1
the hospital 11111111111 token to home.
31111311,an aged 13 or 39 Sherman
Ebrt; fracture or collar
bone, lacerations ‘0: scalp, bruises or
body'und severe shock. -
.Wakoiy, Mrs. Robert, aged I42, of 19
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(001111 1 ed on Sixth Tags)
céntusions or body and severe shock. .
Perry, Elsie, aged 13. of 30 Sherman
street, Bridgeport; shock, attended. at.
at. which only regular motters were
Eacter upon. After adjourntug they
Ecalledv on Robert Van Buren, of West
Eavenue, to obtain from him his opinion
.‘as to their methods of running tliel
water department. Mr. Van Buren isI
' an authority of some note on water.'
and is a consulting engineer for the
New York W.ater Department ‘He
'Jtfi‘red awn) questions at the con1mls-_
I sitiners and they quizzed ,him. He
told his guests that the department.
was being run in an excellent, bush
~-; ,1" {so like manner In referring to the
7 rates Mr Van 131111111 stated that theyl
. I'Were not too high, When everything is,
taken into consideration. He receiv~
ed figures of the financial condition of E
" the First and Second districts depart-
'ments and emphatically declared that
Ithé First District could not make
their rates as low as the Second Dla-.
ti‘lot. from the present conditions. He
thought the commissioners have done
wisely tn systemeliaing the workings
IIbInd in tact consratutoted them upon
the public as it would not he in r: ump-
er loosltionI that is conversant with
all the facts about the department,
upon which to render udgment.
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Will the parties. who got wrong par-'
what our store return some at our
expense. ll pair of infant‘s ten but-
ton shoes was given in place of a pair
of men's tax oxfords, the first custom.
“or taking the latter shoes. It not con-
genient 10mm some notify us and
we will call for both packages.
-KEELER'S SHOE STQRE.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE IN TORRING-
TON.
TORRINGTON', July 23—An Inni-
identified man ,abont 25, committed
suicide in Coo Memorial Park. lasti
night. by drinking carbolic acid His
body who not discovered until this
month; In his pockets were tound'
receipts from the bake Dru: Com:
119. mm 1 , .. -11.
iai Officer Richard F. Moore to remain
ht the home of Motormnn Frank H.
itdvmoud on .. JO‘East avenue and
Spec ial Officer Albert E: Il‘illSEl‘ has
been ordered to stay at the home of
Conductor George East, at it Meadow
street.
Sidney Cook, conductor‘ot the spec
ial excursion trolley, was looked up
this afternoon in default of a hood of
$2,000 by State Policeman Frank V'er-
relli. Cool; refuses to make a state.
ment concerning the derided: until he
receives permission front,“ the trolley
company h11thorttiesl~ He had not re»
celved the permission. up.to 2 o‘clock
this afternoon. The Hospital author!-
ties have been notified thrt Motorm'in
Harold Nadin Ils under‘hvrest.
T “E'- ,‘1‘ ' ———'-'- E. I
'ii‘resh mackerel, 10c. '
Steak end, 12 No.
I Butterflab 10c.
adv, . Beet-e Meat and Prov. Co
tiou 111th the criuindl indictments
he sought by the attorney-general
against New ii.1\ cu ofiicets and dinett-
tors This is a different phase of th
\ew Haven misc to be taken up late
and conducted independently at? the.
91111 Still.
The New iimeh is charged. in the
brief filed todnv with being is come
binntiou in restraint of tradegwhlcl’p
controls over ninety“ per cannot-tho
rail and trolley traffic of New 111115181111
and about 33 per cent. at the rated
ship transportation of that section 1'
The court is asked to separate moi
New Haven from the 11051011511111
EMaine Railroad, from the old New-
England Railroad, from its Sound;
and outside steamslhp lines and from
its trolleys in Rhode island and C'
.necticut. In general such toilet 116- the .
.(ourt deems tit is also requested and
it’ the court deems bolt the brigl tilt
gests the arriotnttutttlt '0! a moot”
tor the road
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Norwalk Chronicler