The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-02-23
Death Toll Now 10;
Many Injured Are In
Critical Condition
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pital and went with her neice, Mary
Bova, to relatives in Stratforo.
Curran, Rev. E. p, assistant pastor
st. Patrick's r. c. church, Hartford
Severe liberation of upper lip, several
teeth Ioosened At st. Vincent's hos
pital, Bridgeport.
Corey, Allen, Yale graduate, son OF
steel -magnate Corey. Cuts and abra-
sions. Treated at Stratf1eld hotel. Left
for New York
Connolly, Miss Anna, HoIyoke, Mass
Laceration of face and shock. Treated
at The stratfeld hotel. Sent to he1
home.
Carufal, Miss Mfnnee, Springfield
Mass. Bruises and possible fracture
of left wrist. Treated at The STRAIT
field hotel. Went home.
Clarke, Mrs. George H, New Ro-
chelle, N. Y. Injury to head, cuts
and bruises. Taken to New Haven
hospital.
.Courtz, Charles, fireman, Train NO.
10, Hartford. Scalp wound cut on left
side of forehead. Two stitches. Treated
at wreck. Continued at post.
Collins, Frank, Peasant street. An
sonia. Scalp wound, index finger of
left hand off, Taken to st. RaphaePs
hospital.
Crompton, Miss Alice, stenographer-
Arms badly bruised, face cut. Treated
Donovan, Mrs. Evapge1ine, so, sis
ter Of Mrs. Greofrion' and partner in
same millinery business at Springfield /;
severe shock, at Bridgeport hospital.
Doherty.1 Frank. Adams Express
Co. messenger boy, from South sta
ton, Boston. Treated by physicians
at wreck and sent back to Boston.
Descoe, E. B., general manager of
Westing house Airbrake CO., shock.
Treated at scene of wreck. Contin-
ued to New York city.
F'enton, Mary e., So, 26ss Creston
avenue. New York city, 1aceration of
scalp, possible fracture of skull.
st. Raphae1's hospital Condition
Fischer, Harry, 10, news agent on
train, 100 Congress avenue, New Ha--
ven Fractured left wrist and shock.
Treated at Grace hospital, New Ha-
ven discharged.
Ford, Miss Minnie, stenographer,N New
Haven Treated at Laura1ton hail,
Went home.
Ford, Gen. George Hare, bruised
about left leg and body. Suffering
from shock accentuated by age.
Treated at The stratf1e1d. Left for
home today.
Grant, william B., SO. Adams Elk
press Co. messenger, 269 Elm street,
of right elbow and shoulder. Treated
at Laura1ton Hall. Sent home.
Greeley, Gen. Edwin s., 79, New
Haven Severe injury to left side,
possible internal injuries and shock
accumulated by age At stratfield
hotel.
Geofrior, Mrs. Yvonne. 81, rnillin-
Mass, severe shock, at Bridgeport
7ooSnita1
Goeta, Louis, So. 100 savin avenue,
New Haven. Cuts m hand and shock;
taken to Bridgeport hospital Dis
charged.
Goetz, Eva. wife of above. 81. same
address. Lacerated upper lip, two
teeth knocked out. Treated at
Bridgeport hospital and discharged
GrifHng. Mrs, 1161 Chapel street,
New Haven. Shock and severely
shaken up. Treated at New Haven
hospital. Discharged
Harrison, Henry L.. president Hy-
gfenic Ice Co. 611 Orange street, New
Haven, Shock and bruises. Treated
at wreck. Went to New York.
Hendrickson, c. E., New Haven.
Scalds, shook and cuts from glass. At
Stratield hotel
Hendrickson, Mrs. G.. E., New Ha-
ven. Scalds and delirious from severe
shock. At Stratf1eld hotel.
avenue, Hoboken, N. J., shock. Treat
ed at Stratfeld hotel. Left for home,
Harmon, Mrs, Charles H, Newark.
Cut about face and chest by glass.
Taken by Yale students to Milford,
then to Bridgeport. Injuries dressed
at Stratield. Left for Newark,
Harmon, Charles, Jr. Cut by glass
on hands and face, treated with his
mother,
Harmon, Alex. Also cut on hands
and face by glass, Treated with his
mother and taken home with her.
Hackett, J. T., 35, Meriden, chief
rate clerk, New Haven passenger de-
pot; fractured skull, operated on at
Bridgeport hospital. condition very
serious.
Hinsda1e, j. H, Meriden. Shock
and bruises. Treated at The Strait
field. Sent home.
Hustis, J. B., New Yerk city, presi-.
dent Boston & Maine Railroad, for
mer president of New Haven road.
Shock and eentasions. Treated at
The stratfie1d. Left for New York.
johnson, Ford, Yale graduate, home
New York city, Cuts and abrasions
Treated at Stratfeld. Left for New
York.
Kennedy, John, engineer Train No.
70, Springfield, Mass. Slight scalp
wound, left leg bruised. Treated at
wreck scene. Continued at post.
Fitzpatrick, John r. former Yale
football star, Cuts and bruises Treat
ed at the Stratde1d. Left for New
z orlz
knowles, Mrs. J. F., wife of treas
1rer Of the w. q. Si1nmonds corpora
lion, Hartford sprained left leg. At
5tratf1eld hotel.
Lynch, John, baggageman, Train
No. 70. Nose cut and face bruised.
Treated and remained at post
Linehan, Miss Bessie. 80. nni11iner,
105 South street, Chicopee, Mass! Sc
we're shock, at Bridgeport hospital
Leland, w. w, "a, Huntington ax-
enue, Boston. Cuts and shock At
The Stratfield.
Labadie, Miss Bernadette, 80, mil
liner, 8 Grand street, Hartford Shock
md possible internal injuries. At the
stratfie1d hotel.
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