r The exact -cause of the accident has
not yet been determined, by the trolley
t officials who are making an investiga-.
i tion of the trouible. According to the
story of several people a short circuit
in the circular breaker caused flames
1 to set "fire to the roof. The motor
i man reversed the power and the car
i crashed into three other cars on the
track, and the passengers were thrown '
to the floor.
The flames were extinguished before
the arrival of the fire apparatus; twt '
the injured were taken to the hoapi- '
tal in iFire Chief Williams' car.
The injured are:
Mrs. Mary Mooney, 82 Washington (
Terrace; Miss Lorraine Mooney,'
daughter of Mrs. Mianyi Mooney, same
address; Mrs. (Elizabeth Ooay, 144
Madison avenue; Mrs. Elizabeth
Meade, f8 Commercial street; Mrs,
Frank BartTett, 44 Autumn street.
332ND INFANTRY
NOW AT GENOA
Washington, March 1 A cable
gram from the American military at-'
tache at Rome to the War Depart
ment today announced that the 332nd
American Infantry had been ordered
concentrated at Genoa. The regi
ment has been divided between Cat
taroa. Flume and Trieste.
In making this announcement Gen
eral March explained that the orders- '
for the .concentration undoubtedl.
had been issued, by Major General.
Charles. G. Treat, commanding the
American troops in that region: He
added that no authority has yet been,
issued by the War Department for.
the return of the regiment -to the
United States. v ' -
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