The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-07
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
QUITE 4 SERIOUS ACCIDENT NEA R
 STRONG SCHOOL.
James Conway, a Truck Driver, Fell Under Wheels and Had Leg Broken- Other Items.

Daniel Wedmore, milk dealer resid- siding at the corner of Poplar and Wol- colt streets, was thrown from his Wag- on Sunday morning on Grand avenue and painfully injured. A squad or Troop A, the new cvalry company, were riding up the avenue and the chatter or the horses hoofs on the pavement frightened Wedmore's horse, who broke into a run. Wedmore was thrown out and badly bruised and one of his knees was severely sprained. He is confined to his bed from the effects of the ac- cident. Dr. E. K. Roberts is attending him.
 Superintendent Mulvey, of Station A. leaves on a fifteen days vacation this evening and will visit the Pan-Amer1- can exposition. His. position Will De taken during his absence by Clerk liar ry T. Brown, of the Yale station.
 Mr Farrell, who has been filling the place of Clerk Mclaughlin, of Station A, during his vacation, returns to the main office to-day
 Alfred Gruener, of the w. A. Warner & Brother company, has returned from his vacation, which was spent in sims bury.
 Charles F. Bray, c. w. Hemingway, O. A. Rose and Sherman Russell were among those who went on the Narra- gansett Pier excursion.
 The Rev. J. H. Jackson rector ot Christ church. East Haven, will con duct the morning service at Grace church the three remaining Sundays in August. There will be no evening ser vices during the month.
 Mrs. Alfred Read and son, of West field Mass, are visiting MT. and Mrs. Alvin Ames at No. IFS Quinnipiac ave- nue.
 Mrs. John McCartin, of James street, is dangerously i'll.
 Matthias Adam has recently remov- ed from Fair Haven to Westville.
 Miss Susie McFeeters has removed from 76 Clinton avenue to BIO Orchard street,
 Mrs. Margaret Mclaughlin and daughter, of 219 Poplar street, have gone to Otis, Mass, on their vacation trip.
 Quite a number from this place went on the excursion to Narragansett Pier yesterday.
 William A. Waterbury, of Grand avenue, who has been very i'll with ty- phoid fever, Is able to be around the house. He expects to go away this week to regain his health
 An infant child-two years of age-of MT. and Mrs. Frank MtCabe, of the corner of Blatchley avenue and Clay street, Is dead from the eeffcts of chol- era infantum.
 Rev Francis M Moody, of Bethel, is visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. l.. w. Moody.
 Tonight will occur the sixth of the series of ice cream sociables held at the Grand avenue Congregational church. It will be under the supervision of Mrs. G. w. Macintosh and her assistants, Mrs. Lucius Ludington and Miss Addie Meek. Mrs. Barney will preside at the plano.
 A serious accident happened to James Conway, driver for Peck & Bishop, yesterday afternoon. He was driving down the gpade on Grand avenue just below Strong school, the wagon loaded with flour. when one of the horses slip ped and fell. The horse was soon on his feet, but the sudden jar threw Con- way from the seat to the brick pave- ment. There was some argument as to whether the wheels passed over the drivers legs. but Angelic De Matty, a clerk in A. De Matty's shoe store, saw the accident and says he Is sure the wheels passed over the driver De Matty was the first to give assistance and helped Conway to his feet. Dr. Hall was sent for and perceiving that the man was badly injured, recommend ed that he should go to the hospital, where he was taken in the patrol waE- on from the Grand avenue station. The doctor could not tell by superficial examination whether there was bone fracture, but both legs below the knee were terribly bruised and it Is won der that the man was not worse in- jured.