The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09

just as the two stratford doctors ar- top speed to the city,
 The trolleymen brought the injured to the c!tY, but neglected 70 inform the Emergency hospital of their plans, and when they reached the center there was no ambulance to meet them. The car continued towards he Bridge port hospital while the ambulance corps was summoned to meet the v1c- tims at No. $ engine house. near the hospital. The transfer vas effected from that point. pr. G. eens ein in charge. with Thompson very weak and The woman died just before o'clock.
 From the information gathered by the ambulance corps. the police believ- ed the case warranted investigation. especially when Driver Burlison re- ported he had learned tha, the driver of the automobile had stripped off it's license numbers. Returning from the hospital he informed Patrolmen Bar ton and Halpin of the accident. A few moments before a couple had passed the policemen. the man carry ing a pair of markers beneath his arm The police boarded ,he ambulance which gave chase out west on Far field avenue as far ar Park avenue without locating the couple. Return ing downtown again Burlison espied a man standing in front of the Blue Ribbon garage that corresponded to the description of the missing driver. The police found he was heir man. and that inside the door Miss Forster was preparing to board a limousine car that he had engaged to take them home.
 Peabody was taken into custody and Sergeant Suckley at police headquar- ters. under the d'rec ions of Supt Bir- mingham. held the man for the Strat- ford authorities. He was locked up over night. At 9:30 this morning W. B. Seeley of the Blue Ribbon Garage volunteered to be responsible for the appearance of the student. and Supt. Birmingham released the prisoner in his custody.
 The stratford authorities informed the Bridgeport police they would leave the matter to the coroner Tn the absence of Coroner Clifford B. Wilson later instructed Supt. Birmingham to hold the student in bail of s1.000. But Seeley had already taken charge of the man and agreed to produce him when he was wanted. Coroner Will son is expected to return to ,he city tomorrow when 1t is likely the inquest will be held
 Policemen Barton and Halpin later took the crew of the car into custody but they were released on ,he prom ise of Supt. Chapman of the Connec- ticut Co. to have them on hand when taken home by T. Earle Rartram. who happened into the garage. and volun- teered to assist her in her plight.
 News of the death of Mrs. Saunders was communicated to relatives in Mys- tic. through Miss Forster. Alden funeral director in Mystic instruct ed Funeral Director Reming ,on of this city to prepare the remains for ship mentf By permission of Medical Ex- aminer Downs who found that death was due to internal injuries the re- train. Mrs. Saunders is survived by three bro hers. Lynn. who lost both legs in a railroad accident several years ago; Ernest and William. all of Mystic. Her parents are dead.
 Jeremiah Holmes. who knew the yic- tim very we'll said today:
 Mrs. Jessie Saunders was the daughter Of a well known and respect ed family of Mystic. Conn.,, my old home village. and was an attractive and popular girl. She was unfortun- ate enough. however. 10 marry so un- happily that the result was a divorce, with permission to resume her maiden name. Since then she has earned her living by doing dressmaking.
 "The unfortunate accident of last nlgnI seems to nave come about a visit wi h dressmaker friend in Milford. They evidently were invited to go autOmohiling by two of hat large number of Yale students with more money than brains. who do not let their studies interfere with their college career. The supper at Bridgeport seems to have affected the | student chauffeur. and it only needed l a swiftly moving trolley car to cause | this sad ia ality.'
 When it was intimated to Peabody l that bail of $5.G0O might be required | on his being arrested last night, he | got permission to call a messenger boy l and wired 70 his wealthy father in l Ch ,cago for s5,00G.
 Tn response came a dispatch from his | parent that the latter would leave Chi | caeo at once and hurry here to look put for the interests of the young l man.
 Thompson, recovered from his shock and suffering only from the broken | arm, went hack to New Haven feav- ng the Bridgeport hospital late this afternoon.
 The occupants of the car hold the .rolleymen responsible for the mishap. claiming that had the motorman been | 'unning the car carefully even at ligh rate of speed, he could not have .un them down as he did
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