The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-05
Accidents and Deaths Occurring Here Over
 The National Holiday
Child's Fatal FaII-Man Chokes Death-BaffIed at Suicide Men Injured and One Killed at Railroad Station

Five year old Alice Grouse dauEh- ter of MT. and Mrs. J. W. Grouse PAT State street, while watching some
 boys firing crackers in the street be- low early in the evening, July 3, fell three stories, striking upon her skull as she hit the sidewalk. She died while on the way to the hospital. The deceased was a winsome child and the bereaved parents have the sympa thy of their host Of friends.
 Choking from too large a mouthfuI of meat which he tried to swallow in a saloon. on Barnum avenue, Her man Meister, 50 years old, an empIoye of the Ashcroft Mfg. Co.,, died at Bridgeport hospital after every effort had been made to dis1odge quantities of food which had lodged in the tra- chea.
 Probable fatal injury and escape by a hairs-breadth befeH Frank Fanningp Washington, Conn, and Owen Bohan, John street, Bridgeport, last night. While standing on the express tra cks at the railroad station the pair were caught between a freight-train and the White Mountain express. They had entered the fenced-of space in an attempt to cross the tracks and were overtaken before they could escape Trepanning resorted to as last means will probably save the life of Tanning while his companion also suf- l0TulS u ITdctQEOo Shl1E 1S nOL SO SCH ously hurt.
 Michael Roman, 57 Russell street, attempted suicide by firing a bullet close to his heart. He was tired of life and the inspiration to close his career came from the noise of cannon crackers without He hovers be- tween life and death at St. vincent's hospital.
 Carl Reh. 1T years old, 724 Shelton street, while sitting near a box of dropped lighted punk into it. The explosion terribly lacer- ated his face as well as probably af- fecting his sight permanently. Every made at Bridgeport hospital today.
 Arthur French, of Trumbu1l and Charles Feaher, IS Hol1ister street, are at Bridgeport hospital suffering from wounds in the hands caused by the shooting of toy-pistols.
 As the result of a post-picnic fight Peter Bodner, 8 resident of the west side, lies in St. Vincent's hospital with three stab-wounds in the heshy part of the back. He will probably recov- CT and refuses all information about his aasailants to the police.
 The body of an unknown man lies in the Morgue at Main and Union streets awaiting Identification. He was struck by the locomotive of the 12:47 train through this city and hor- ribly mutilated as the wheels of sev- era1 cars passed over him.
 An unknown Russian speaking man attempted to board a. swift1y-moving Barnum avenue trolley car last night. He was thrown heavily. He was talk sn to the Bridgeport hospital where for a time 1t was believed that he had 3 fractured skull. He was So full of joy fluids that the osmotic pressure was so great it went to his head. He +oI
 Below is an additional list of in Iured on July 4, attended at Emergency hospital:
 G. w Goodman. 5s Parrott avenue. leg injured by torpedo.
 Francis Younges, IFS Atlantic street, shot in hand.
 W. J. Blauve1t, 116 Wall street, lacer- Ated scalp Fell from truck.
 George sai1ey. 19 Drew Place, shot in left hand.
 I. Ribal. 36e Bunne1I street. powder burns on arm.
 John sloot, 30 Lee avenue. shot in hand
 William Haley, 251 Hancock avenue, foot torn from stepping on exploding l she'll
 Lazar Theodorus, 1s1 Fairfield ave- nue, Iacerated foot.
 Edward Carrtgan, 90 Helen street, 1 shot in leg, burned on hand.
 William Torento. 92 Highland ave- que, shot left hand.
 May Bear, Al Harrison court, Ia years old. Shot in right arm.
 Francis Brow. 2so Singer avenue, hot in arm.
 William Howard. Highland avenue. powder burns on face.
 Alfred Knight, Schr. George Grace. acerated arm.
 Steve Dus, 418 Railroad avenue powder burns on face and arm.
 Joe Tornalx. Canaan road. shot in land.
 Richard Clay. s7s Main street. 1aoer- ltion of finger.
 Milton Dayton, 69 Lafayette street, 'hot off tip of finger
 Charles Warrick. 77 Whiting street, hot through left palm.