PANIC AT A FIRE.
LODGERS DRH-'EN OUT BY
POLICE
THREE DEATHS
(By C»b!e.—Pr*se Association.—Copyright.* NEW YORK. March 13. When a fire broke out in an Italian rooming house at Bridgeport, Connecticut, in which there were fifty boarders, a panic followed. The police had to use their clubs to drive out the excited occupants of the burning house, who fought fiercely to gain egress by the wrong exits. Throe were burned to death and , eeveral injured.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14917, 16 March 1914, Page 7
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