The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-05
MANY HURT
 OVER HOLIDAY
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 Ash street, suffered a fractured collar
 bone, when he dove into shallow water at Seaside Park yesterday. He was removed to St. Vincent's hospital where his condition is said to be bet ter.
 While driving his touring car at 35 miles an hour, Andrew Hanusky, col
 lided with a machine owned by Arthur
 E. Platt, superintendent of the Fire
 and Police Alarm service, and lost control of his car. The machine jumped the sidewalk and ran into a store front at Nichols. and Pembroke streets. He suffered contuSions about
 the head and body and was treated
 by Dr. Walsh. The car of Superin- tendent Platt was not seriously dam aged.
 Stephen Kryaak, of 51 Boston Ter race had two stitches taken for | laceration on his nose and two more
 or cut over his eye, at the Bridge
 for a cut over his eye, at the Bridge port hospital. when he fell off -bicy- cle-
 While riding on the Milford turn pike last night a car owned and driv-
 en by Philip Coroto1io, of 117 North | avenue, collided with machine
 driven by Ray Address. of 1o5 PscsaF
 street, Bridgeport, and two p0rsons | in the Corotolio car were hurt. John
 Tassitore, 107 Berkshire avenue was | hurled through the windshield and | | by Dr. C. K- Heady, of Milford Coro- tolio suffered body bruises and his
 son suffered a laceration of the scalp. | The car was badly wrecked. No one | in tEe Address car was hurt. | Alexander Ginsburg, of 1231 West | avenue, New York city, SideSwiped a
 car, owned by Cecil P1ude, of Wal | lace street, Milford, while driving | through the town yesterday. Plude's | car was thrown ten feet and the Gins I hlIrgr machine rolled down n1- bankment. He was thrown clear of
 the wreckage and save some minor
 bruises was uninjured. Ginsburg was
 arrested by Robert Hubbard, of the
 Milford police for reckless driving.
 Frank Nozdky, of 404 East 73rd | street, New York, was arrested for
 reckless driving when his automobile | hit car driven by Duncan White, of
 Stratford, on the Milford turnpike yesterday.
 Carl Mondouri, 13, of 1858 Penn | broke street was the first Fouth of July celebrant injured in Bridgeport. He was treated at the Bridgeport
 hospital for double fracture of bone in his hand due to a gunshot wound.
 The minor accidents included: Mike Pavulsl>y, 20, cut foot on clam shell, four stitches taken; Edward by auto, skin abrasions about the head; John O'Brien, aged months, of 656 Maple street, swallowed checker; Jennie MontaranO, 6, of 91 I<eXinS- ton avenue, lacerations of the left ear; Henry Davis, 21, of 629 Water street. decorations of the face; Jean cite Meehan, 2, of 227 East avenue, decorations of the forehead; Joseph Sperta, 26, of 123 Carlton avenue, lac erations of the forehead; Annie Saul taguka, 13, of 12S High street, powder in hand from firecracl1er explosion; Leo Delfo, 16, IS Lexington avenue, blank cartridge wound in left hand: Patsy Demattio, 13, of 215 IlndteE street, blank cartridge wound; Joseph Dussault, 12. 16 Pierce stret, blank cartridge wound left hand; Jessie Lynch, 16, of 1,917 Main street, blank cartridge wound left hand; Morr1s Ginn Greenburg. a grocer of Belle street, suffered 1acerations of the thumb and index finger while open ing a. bottle of soda in his store. There were over fifty bathing accl- dents, a gerat many minor cases were tended by the life savers
 Those cared for by the Emergency Hospital staff were: l. Cohen. S., of 1s4 Capitol avenue, laceration left foot; Benjamin Goodman, IT, 1S4 Deacon street laceration left foot; Arthur M. Buffer, 50 Cole street. lac eration of knee, hitting rock; Alex Levine, 22, 1,075 Hancock avenue, Iaceration of foot; James Cody, 145 Milne street, laceration of foot; Jack Siesel, 165 Oak street. laceration of fool, Joseph DeBresky, S35 Kossuth street laceration of toe, in Whlch two stitches were taken; Tony Alterl, or 737 Hancock avenue, cut on pail oI left foot and Edward Wilcox, 15I Hamilton street, cut on pail or IeA1 foot