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- Norwich Bulletin, April 3, 1920
injured late Thursday night when they fell from a doorway on the second floor of the weaving department of the Goodyear mills to the cement sidewalk below and were
Rosarie Bassett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Bassett of Danielson, and Harry Webster, who lives in Goodyear, were rendered unconscious.
According to a statement made on Friday by Webster, the pair had been ?fooling? and during the scuffling about they crashed against the door, which flew open and let them fall to the street. Bassett striking the sidewalk first and Webster falling on top of him. A gear that was near the door is also said to have rolled out the door and to have fallen on the young men.
Webster was taken to this place of residence in Goodyear and Bassett was removed to the home of his parents here. Bassett suffered greatly during the night and Friday, after he had again undergone and examination by a physician, he was removed to the Day Kimball hospital at Putnam. It was said that he ins internally injured and that his condition was regarded as serious.
Webster is not seriously hurt and on Friday afternoon was able to be out and to walk about the village of Goodyear.,
1910 Federal Census of Killingly, Windham County, Connecticut (18 Apr 1910)
Moses Bassette 37 M CT CT CT Head Barber Barber Shop
Minnie 36 F CT CF CF Wife
Rosoir 8 M CT CT CT Son
1920 Federal Census of Danielson, Windham County, CT (16 Jan 1920)
Moses H. Bassette 46 M CT CF CF Head Barber Local Shop
Minnie 45 F CT CT CT Wife
Rosario 17 M CT CT CT Son
Clarence 7 6/12 M CT CT CT Son
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