Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-23

widely known contractor. General George Hare Ford of New Haven. Lu- cius S. Storrs, general manager of the Connecticut company, General E. 8. Greeley of New Haven and others who were shaken up but not otherwise hurt.
 The Injured.
 Bridgeport, Conn. Feb. 22.-The in- tured in the Milford wreck that were brought to this city were as follows:
 Bridgeport Hospital.
 Ltberato Mature. Al. publisher, e25 Grand avenue, New Haven, laceration right side of face. Discharged.
 Mrs. Eva Goetz, S1. 7e0 Savin av- enue. New Haven. lacerated upper lip. Discharged.
 Louis Goetz, husband of Eva, s5, factory hand, shock. Discharged
 Mary Bova, 10. 14o4 Main street, Stratford, no perceptible injuries. Dis charged.
 NJ. A. Pollen. salesman. IS Ashland street, Boston. not seriously. Dis charged.
 Mrs. Mary .corso. ss, s4 Ferry street, New Haven, body bruised, several teNth lost and lacerated lip.
 Mrs. Rose Corso. her sister-in-law, similarly hurt
 N. H. Rockwell. 25. manufacturer, Bristol, Conn.,. lacerated back, injured shoulder, lacerated arm
 Charles w. Schecher, z7. 131 Con gress ave1ae. New Haven. railroad clerk, burns about body and face.
 Miss Minnie C. Schwartz, 22, 1O5 Nichols street, New Haven, stenog- rapher for railroad, burns about body and gace; operated on-
 Mrs. Yvonne Geoffrion, 73 Bradford street, Springfield, severe shock
 Mrs Eva nQelina nOn0Uan oR Mrs. Geoffrion and her partner in mill linery business, same address. severe shock.
 Miss Bessie Linehan. 30, 1O5 South street, Chicopee Falls. Mass, millin- CT, severe shock.
 Jacob Zeissett, merchant, 50, 156 Whalley avenue. New Haven, 1acerat- ed head, possible broken hip.
 w. F. Neenan, 25. 87 Haven street, New Haven. abrasions.
 A. J. Rinaud, 35, Meriden. dislocated J. T. Hackett, chief rate clerk, pas senger depot, New Haven, injury to head, operated on and expected to re- cover.
 St. Vincent's Hospital. e. V; Berkley, 42, porter, 1O7 West
 At stratfieId Hotel.
 General Edwin S. Greeley. New Ha- ven, great shock, severe injury to left side, possibly internally hurt. Con- dition serious.
 General George H. Ford, New FIa- ven, bruises on leg and arm, shock. J. E. Timson, 1OS Robin Hood ave nue. Boston, lacerated nose. Mass, possible fracture right leg.
 Miss Minnie CarufuI, Springfield, shock.
 Miss Elizabeth Masterson, North ampton, Mass, right wrist injured Miss Anna Connolly, Holyolze, shock. Mrs. J. F. Knowles, Hartford, shock w. E. Leland, Boston, shock
 J. H. Hinsdale, Meriden, bruises and shock.
 Hiimit saemenn, Branford, teeth gone, loss of blood.
 H. Lauraun, Branford, shock
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Hendrickson, New. Haven, lacerated hands and shock
 Mrs. E. G. Blake, Hartford, bruiscs. Miss Elizabeth Pellion, Hartford, Mrs. R A. Brookin Cor Bookin), 1oo4 Bloomfield avenue, Hoboken. N. J., shock
 c. B. Berkley, New York, shock and torn body muscles.
 Mrs. Therese Tierney. 31 Colby street, Springfield, Mass, fractured nose, lacerated legs and arms.
 W. c. Bradley, West Haven, shock and injured back
 Mr. and Mrs. F. Howard, Hartford, shock and bruises.
 M. B. Pearsal, 5 John street, Springfield, abraSions and shock
 In LaureIton Hall, Milford.
 Margaret Fenton, 269s Creston ave nue, New York city, lacerated scalp. Bessie Bristol, Milford, fractured nose.
 Mrs. Margaret Fenton, 9S Creston street, New York, stenographer, en- ployed by the New Haven road, pos sible fracture of skull, injured hips. William Meenan, New Haven, an accountant employed by the New Ha- ven road, contusions of spine and in turies to head.
 Frank Schappa, New Haven, burned about head and body.
 Frank McNamara, 39 Grove street, Ansonia, punctured left lung and dis located shoulder, condition serious A. J. Rainaud, 35 Crown street, Mer- fden, contusions of head and spine
 At Grace Hospital, New Haven. Harry Fischer, aged 19, newsboy on train, fractured wrist and shock. CHARLES E. ALLEN