The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-11
BEAT The RECORD,
Three Police Ambu-
lance Calls in Eff
teen Minutes.
BOY MANGLED At DEEP CUT.
Some Successful Sunday
Raids-Police
Notes.

Three ambulance calls were received
at station 1 last night in 10 minutes.
making a record for emergency calls
in such a short space of time.
AT o'clock call was received from
station 3 Willie Perron, five-year-old
son of William Perron Of rs Lodi street,
fell from the third story of the house
he lives in, and was badly bruised. The
youngster got up on top of a coal. DoX
and peered over the railing to look at
some children playing in the yard. He
must have lost his balance, and wnen
picked UP was unconscious.
Driver Wilson and officer Barrett
went with the ambulance, and the
youngster was taken to the city hospi-
tai, where he was reported as COM
Portable last night.
Five minutes later another call was
sent in for the ambulance Stephen
ConCen, Is years old, living at IA Patti
Eon street, in playing around the BOs
ton and Albany railroad tracks at the
Deep Cut, was run over, and his right
foot badly lacerated. Officers Barker
and Be'yes were sent out with the po-
lice team, and the youngste'r was taken
to the city hospital. 1t is thought by the
doctors at that institution that the
youngster win lose his foot, as the
bones are badly crushed.
Al 6.15 o'clock third call was sent in
for the ambulance. This. time man
had been thrown from a team at the
corner of Park avenue and Chandler
street. officers March and Brady We're
sent out with the covered patrol team,
and when they arrived the man had
picked himself up and departed The
horse attached to the team had run
away, and was caught by some boys 4
short distance from the place where
the accident happened.
All horses and men available at the
station were in use, and Sergt Hill did
considerable heavy thinking while the
teams We're out as to what he would
do il a fourth call came in, and was
greatly relieved to see the ambulance
get back.
DR.. Albert Shaw, who is to go on duty
at station1 as ambulance surgeon this
morning, was at station l yesterday
looking over his prospective quarters,
and was satisfied with the arrange
ments. He had not definitely decided as
to his plans for the future, but will
get things into shape today.
Illegal liquor sellers in Worcester
were on the rack yesterday, and early
in the morning SePgt. Hill and officers
Keyes, Brady and Sullivan, with their
eyes sharpened up for violators of the
liquor law, left station l. They sue
ceeded in only getting sight of one
place, but their search brought results.
This was at the home of Mary G. Mo-
berg, 159 Front street, and here, with
out much trouble. the officers discov-
cred five cases of beer which they sent
in 70 al
Station officers also got out on the
search about the same time and sue
ceeded in locating two finds tene-
ment occupied by Mrs. Mary Barry at
154 Southbridge street was raided and
1 gallon of whisky and 80 bottles of ale
We're located and sent to station 2. Not
wishing TO be unsociable. the SQUAD
which consisted Of officers Dillon, Dus-
tin, Favereault Sinnot and Whalen,
dropped in next door, at 1876 Southbridge
street. and looked over a tenement oc-
cupied by David Butler. and before
they got through 80 bottles of ale were
pied up for transportation to station 2.
NJ. E. Cooney, As: James Coonev. 30:
w. X. Cooney, 49, and John Cooney, %.
We're arrested yesterday afternoon by
Constable Frank N. Hoyle of Sutton
and posse of citizens from that town
for the larceny of a tub full of grapes
from farm owned by the Freeland
brothers in Sutton. According to Con-
stable Hoyle's story, the Cooneys, faith
er and sons, took the grapes, without
permission, and when he saw them he
Immediately called in assistance Fred
5. F'reeland one of the owners of the
farm, which is on the Howard estate.
responded, and after looking the crowd
over, decided to call in assistance. At
ter the Cooneys We're rounded up Fran
els Gallagher, who was in the vicinity
at the time. registered a kick with the
people Of Sutton, and he, too. was
brought to station / in Worcester.
where Mr.. Freeland. Constable Hoyle
and others took the members of the
Cooney family. The Cooneys were
booked for larceny, and GALLAGHER was
booked for disturbing the peace.
They will be tried at the session Of
the central district court this morning
John H. Murphy living at go Wall
street, was arrested last nisht by OH
GERS Laviolette and Moulton on a war
rant charging him with neglect to sup
port his wife.