The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-23
E. HI. DILLON 8 co.
KNOWN LIST
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AT THETR HOMES


 Bayer, Mrs. Fred, 62 Curtfs avenuey Icaeraf1on of mouth and suffering from severe shock
 Brunette, Mrs Frank. 80 Curtis avenue bruised and shocked and bsad- Iy cut.
 nue, severely cut and shocked.
 Mason, Florence, 29O East Maix St., face and arms scratched and suffer- ing from shock.
 McGurn, Eleanor, 144 Cedar St, 9 years old, upper lip badly cut, two front teeth lost.
 McGura, Mrs Daniel F., IA Cedar St, top of head gashed, face cut, and legs badly scratched
 Rufdshauser, Mrs, 131 Hough ave nue, badly scratched, bruised and shaken up.
 Mitchell, Mrs Henry, 1114 Park avenue Possible internal injurys se- were shock
 B1.zi1hsgaite, Howard son of Assfs- tant City Clerk Frank Bratthwaites of Maiden Lane; 1nceratior over one eye.
 Cowan, Ernest, Elias street; lacer-a-
 H6lznea, Edna, Booth street. Iacera- tton of mouth.
 H8Rmes, Mrs. John, Booth St., legs and arms bruised, many abFasions-
 Ho1mess MartIlay Booth St.; abra- sfofaB and bruises
  nam st., sprain of back possible in rerna1 injuries, fractured rib and shock
 Lambert. Miss Edith; severe shock
 Robinson Mrs. Mary, Booth St.; hAce1at5on of mouth.
 Wilson, Walter, 297 East Main St. saw the crash coming and in jr1nnp- ing to avoid it injured his leg.
 AT ST. VINCENTyS HOSPITAL
 Anthony, Nellie, aged 10, SIP East Main street. suffering from concus- sion of tho brain, from which she re-. gains consciousness occasionally but is considered in a very precaaaous condition She is also suffering from many contusions about the face and body.
 Baker, Mrs. Anna, aged so, 405 Nichols street, broken left ankle, SCI were confusion of right arm, contu- stons about body and shock.
 HoyIe, Martha, aged 1sy g sher- man St., shock. Attended and left for home early in the evening.
 Kelly, Mary, aged IA, Al Maiden Lane. Injuries to right arm. BrI1is- cd about the face and body.
 Parry, Elsie, aged 1s, so Sherman St, shock. attended at hospital and later taken home
 Spash, Mary, aged IS, So Sherman St., fractured collar bone, laceratdons Of scalp bruises of body. Commissions Of both eyes and severe shock.
 WakeIey, Mrs. Robert, aged AZ, 19 Curtis avenue, left thigh broken very severe shock, condition much iIn- Wilson, Dorothy, aged 12,>1s2 Bur- rougl1s St., lacerafion of right leg, body and generally bruised
 AT BRIDGEPORT HOSPITAL
 Henkels, Mrs. Anna, 1si Calhoun avenue; bruised right knee and shock. Improving.
 HenAeIs, Charles, aged four, 181 Calhoun avenue; bruised right knee and shock. Improving.
 WiggIesworta, Frank, aged IA, of Avenue A., StEatford; fracture of right wrist, bruises on body. Condi- fdon serious.
 AT NORWALK HOSPITAL
 NorwaIk July 2s-But six victims of the Westport trolley wreck re matned at the Norvvalk hospital to- day. They were MT. and Mrs. Will liam Gillespie, Mrs. Raymond Jones, Clara Smith and Mildred Smith, all of Bridgeport, and ALo6orInan Harold Nalfn, Of NorwaIk- All were reported as being comfortable and on the road to recovery although 1t will take some time.
 DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL
 Seven other people who were treat ed there were discharged during the night being able to proceed to their homes in various places: Miss Lillian Abbott, Providence R. L.; Miss Mary Bragg, Bridgeport; Clayton Howard, Bridgeport; Miss Grace Davison, Bridgeport; MISS Helen Dwyer, of Long Island City and Messenger Geo. East, South Norvvallz, who was one of those in charge of the express car