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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
ASSESSORS IN AUTO SMASH;
 E. J. HUGHES BADLY INJURED
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 ensto Brfngaport hosratal The police found several witnesses to or+he affair. most of whom exculpat- ca the party of assessors from blame. 1t was said by those on the street of speed es41naated between 20 and S5 miles per hcur, and tracks of his car are said to show that he was in the middle of the street. While the tracks of the Keegan car were not so plainly vtzibze 1t Is the opinion of the police that it was on the right side Of the street and close to the curbing.
 Burns, Elzznaato Of Speed
 In statements made by Burns on the scene Of the accident he admitted driving at a rate not exceeding 20 miles an hour but said that he had no means of telling how fast he was going at the time. He declared that he was on his own side of the street
 At the request of the police both drivers accompanied the police to the second precinct station where they told their respective tales and as the matter was not clearly out lined. Lieut. QuinIivan decided to hold them for investigation and they were asked to appear, before Capt. Arnold. and give their statements,
 Burns at once called upon his cous- in, George T. Kelly, to get bonds if necessary. and te1ephoned to Attor- ney William A. Redden. All appear ed, but as both principals were suf- fering from the first shock of the experience 1t was decided that they might make statements later, if ne- cessary. They were permitted to de- part upon their own recognizance and promise to appear when wanted
 Burns Two Statements.
 Though Attorney Redden opposed his client making any statement to the police at this time relative to the accident, he later allowed Burns to make the following statement in the presence of newspaper reporters:
 Members of the other party say that they blew their horn. never heard it. was travelling at a speed not exceeding 20 miles per hour, and I can say so under oath. I had no time to throw on my emergency brake or do anything as the collision came too quickly.
 1e"The other car seemed to shoot df- rectly in front of me and my car struck it just forward of the rear wheel I was not even shaken up and escaped any injury behind the wheel against which was not even thrown with force. [ do not know what damage has been done to my car It has been taken to the Mitchell garage for repairs have owned this new LocomobiIe about week."
 He Talks to Farmer.
 While police were Investigating at the scene of the accident, MT. Burns, who was awaiting their decision, made this statement in a telephone conver- sation with The Farmer:
 'I was driving east on Connecticut avenue at a moderate pace, holding to F-fe F17 ad eyi. 7a rOf% %T,.1 Central avenue, saw another car bearing down on me at what appear ed to be fast clip, The car evil 1entIy was trying to avoid oil that had just been placed on the street and didn't appear to be on the right
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

, was nothing to do but sit there and side of the street.
 'tThe driver of the car sounded his horn when his car was too close to mine to avoid a crash.
 Tt isn't for me to say who is to blame." said MT. Burns. He express ed deepest regret that any of the par ty had been hurt His car was badly jury
 Keegan's Story. Hugh F. Keegan, the well known real estate operator associated with the Whitehead-Jones Company, of this city, was suffering greatly from pain in his wrist which had been severely wrenched in the accident. He said in response to queries:
 T had taken the party of assessors out looking at various properties. We, were driving on Central avenue at a rate of about to 10 miles an hour as we approached Connecticut ave- nue. T had sounded my horn though I knew that I had the right of way which is granted to vehicles travelling north and south. Burns crashed di- rectly into the rear of my car, going at a rate that I should estimate as exceeding 35 miles per hour. Hughes went up into a tree and landed on the sidewalk upon his head. He was sitting on the rear seat, right hand side. Russell sat on the left hand side rear and O'Brien sat between the two on the rear. Bowling sat in the seat alongside of he. I do not know what. happened to the others 1 as I was. attempting to guide my car safely and then saw Hughes strike in the branches of the tree and fall | to the sidewalk. When I looked l looked around all the others had been spilled out on. the sidewalk as far as r r.-sr7 141<7 <7-r1 HE-- s1 terally rise in the air and it seemed as if it must have travelled more than 30 feet before it came down up-
 on the pavement We then struck ! the curbing a sidewises blow which did more damage to the car 1 should roughly estimate the damage to my
 machine. without having looked at it closely, at more than $500. can not say just what the real damage 1 will be-
 O'Brfen's Close Call.
 When the collision came Assessor
 Thomas O'Br1en. whc was riding with | President Hughes in the tonneau, was l thrown into the air and fell on his l back across the door of the car oppo-
 site the side where the Burns car ] struck it. The force of the impact 1 threw him back again and he fell ana lay unconscious across the top of the l car. which had been folded and was
 strapped back on the rear of the ton
 neau- It was there Clerk Bowling 1 found him and tried to rouse him to
 sensibility<
 Dow1ing's Story.
 we were going south in Central
 avenue said Clerk John F. Bowling
 after the collision today, land Ilsh ould 1 say we were not making faster than 1 3
 an hour Keegan blew his horn as l we approached the corner of Connec- l ticut avenue. Then I turned and saw the Burns car coming fast right to- l ward us. It was rather a thrilling experience. realized that there was going to be a smash and that we
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
JOHN FRANCIS MILLER.

John Francis Miller. who is well known in this city, died this morn ing at the home of his parents, 157 North Oak street. Shelton, as the re- suit of an illness of two weeks con tracted in Washington, D. c. MT. Miller. who was only 20 years of age. was a most ambitious young man, who was a student at the University of Washington where he was pre- pairing to become an electrical en- gineer. He is survived by a mother and father and two brothers, Mason and Edward Miller of Shelton and several aunts. uncles and other rela- tives in this city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

he was suffering so from shock and his injuries that other employees af- ter much persuasion induced. him to go home. Tax Collector Howard J. Smith drove him home in his auto mobile.
 O'Brien's Version.
 Before he left the city hall Asses sor O'Brien told his version of the collision to a Farmer reporter. He said:
 we were coming down Central avenue and I was talking with Presi- dent Hughes not paying much at tention to where we were going when suddenly there was an awful crash and was flung in the air and fell on my back across the door of the car. The pain was awful for moment then became unconscious. When I recovered they were putting MT. Hughes into the ambulance. Then came to city hal1.''
 Assessor O'Brien is now under the care of Dr. Gray and is suffering from shock and bruises but it is not thought his injuries are serious. He had to be assisted home and is now in bed. Clerk Bowling refused treat rnent for his wounds.
 The assessors had been making a tour of the city Investigating com plaints, of property owners of over valuation. They had just inspected the Crabtree property in Roosevelt street and were on the way to the Hurley property in Carroll avenue when the collision occurred.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

Crookhaven. May 2s.-Captains of Cruokhaven schooners and fishing boats who were in the vicinity of the American ateafner Nebras4xan when she was danaaged by an explosion Tuesday evening. claim to have wit messed the torpedoing of threee small fishing boats while they were shoot ing nets Soon. afterwards, they say, they saw a. steamer flying khe Amer 7eAn flag in the west. Then they heard a loud report followed quickly by a second,s after which the steamer began blowing her whistle to summon help The fishermen say two patrol boats soon appeared and then they lost, sight Of the steamer.
 Captain McNoy. of schooner which arrived here last night, reports that he twice sighted a submarine.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

An attempt may be made to have the common council appropriate about $2,OOO for permanent repairs to the home that will make it suitable for winter use.
 Though Commissioner Matthew Judge was somewhat opposed to the project as tending to instituti onalize children, the prevailing attitude of the. board resulted in the matter being left in the hands of the Emergency and Lakeview committee that further investigation as to costs and policy might determine whether the city shall adopt it as a permanent home for infant children.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
Buckingham Attends Compensation Act
 Conference Today

Commissioner Buckingham of this city attended 9, meeting of the Workmen's Compensation commission in New Haven this afternoon. It was arranged to issue Bulletin No. 5 showing the amendments to the com pensation act recently adopted by the legislature. The law has been amended so that employers of five persons or less do not come under the act unless they choose to do so The amendment to the law has been in effect since May 20
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
CHIEF ENG1NEER SAYS
 HE SAW TORPEDO TRAIL.

liverpool May 2s-while none of the crew of the American steamer Nebraskans disab4ed Tuesday night by an explosion off the coast Of Ire land, saw 8 submarine, the chief en- gineer believes he saw the wake of a torpedo on the starboard side, ac- cording to Captain Green, of the steamer
 The captain in reply to questions, stated that there is a hole about 20 feet square in the forecastle below the water line, large enough to admit an American freight car
 We were in the boats about an hour,' he said. The ship seemed to be settling By the head and we de- cided to stay close by until help,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
Charities Board Takes
 Fairfield Fresh Air
 Home For Foundlings

The Fairfield home of the Bridge port Fresh AIT Association rendered to the City of Bridgeport has been accepted by, the Board of Charities at a special meeting held to consider the project today. It is likely that the Is children who have recently been installed in a Laurel avenue house to the annoyance of some of the neighbors soon will be removed,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22
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9etltIidlen unb neltliden Diplomatic
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Sritifebes unfertams rms Ser
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porbersebsnpen &e8ierrn9 an9ehprt
hdben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22

- Sas Meluia bes Citericites 1T
cine @ariatipn oes @eibnahtsiubels.
Der Serr iii ben Weniden abermalS
puneerbar 9eboren - 5ir Sreube
Nler. Die guten Wilens limb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22

Der ibu drlf ieinen SGilh erhob.
iabsrl mir ihn bas ySupnrb. Gbriitiou
iolhier" anitimmen nm nit Stentors
itimme rnb Irnenfhpsntcn beu Torz
LANCER maiden.
Sd ielbit babe ihr einulal ia9eu
horen: Ser erfplgreihltc Yolitifcr lit
Ser. Der bos, moran Sehsrmnnn mi
meiiteu oentt, an uernehnlbnriten
ausipritt. Sielem @runbiase gc>
mlGb bdu0clt er. 8eitGnpi9 licgt CT
an Der groe. I'm, aif Den Sdritt Der
Wiqiouen 81 borden mn lidl an
ocren Spipe 8i i%tclen. Sit es Der
arieg, Der Die @emiit6cr beidodftist:
Ytit eiilem Sns lit Der .&ornel" I'M
Sattel. iammelt feline Nauhrsiter unb
iprenet iingenb in Der Sront:
Rough, tough, we re the stuff:
We want to fight and can't get
enough"
Sit bonn Druid ser SrIi1s Die
Hebe: Hooiepelt iii Der Iiar, Der ben
Slieitrahlen Der ~reifen Spisbuben"
SroB bietet. Sino IS Die Hid,ter,
sesen Die Der Golts6orn lid penpet:
8einer forbert 10 lnilt pie er Den
.8ecaq" Der Gorrupteu. $40 Der
9robe Sallic INNER lei, H~ooiepelt III
ca, nm i'm 81 fiihreu unb Den
Shlndtrlif alls5u9eber."
Sus Shorirc an Dem aonsen Nuis
iasc iit, baB perr Rupieuclt oeuielbeil
Mort fiir Wort m1tcrihreiben. ia i'll
ieinc Selbitbiosrapbic nufuebmeu
tountc. Senn bnS 9ilb ut bon ieis
nsm Staropuntte fir ibu duberit
id]meiteIbaft, neniser ihmeihelbaft
allerbinas fiir bie ameritaniiten
9eier. Die iif in Dem Iuiiase ais
bohit bumm porfommen miiiien; Elm
llrtbeil. pas Serr 8ociepelt ebeuials
auitanbslos unterifreiben lpirp.-N.