Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-14
SUNDAYS MOTOR
TOLL TWO KILLED,
FOURTEEN HURT
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One Of the Injured Women Is
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Two men were killed and a woman
probably fatally injured in the
numerous automobile accidents
round New Jersey yesterday. Sew
eral other people were less seriously
injured. -.--
IT is. expected John J. Annao, 1re,
of $50 Lincoln avenue, this city,
whose automobile ran down and
killed Frank Kruse, of Paterson, in
Belleville yesterday, will be Brought
10 the Court House some time this
afternoon and formally charged with
manslaughter. Bail will likely be
fixed at $1,000
The accident yesterday occurred on
washington avenue, opposite Hillside
Park. Kruse who resided at
Prince street. Paterson, died in st.
Michaers Hospital, this city. His
skull had been fractured and he was
injured internally
Mr. Arnao, teacher in the Central
High School, this city, was accom-
panied by his WIFE was arrested by
Patrolman George Writ. of Belle
vile, and taken to the police station.
He was later paroled by Recorder
Gustavus Wines for appearance in
the bHlleNliit 1ullGt 1OuIt lOhoSs
when. It is understood, a technical
charge OF granddaughter will be made.
The accident occurred opposite Hill
side Park about 4 o'clock. Kruse had
lust alighted from a northbound Pat
erson trolley car. He started TO cross
the thoroughfare, when Mr.. Arnao's
machine, going south approached.
He became dazed and started to step
back when the right mud guard Of
the auto truck struck him and hurled
him to the ground.
Witnesses of the accident rushed TO
assist the injured man. Mr.. Arnao
Immediately stopped the machine
With their assistance he carried
Kruse to the office of Town Physician
Frederick S. Bootay, in Washington
avenue. DR.. Bootay ordered his inn
mediate removal to the hospital.
Kruse is thought to have been bar
tender in Paterson.
MELVILLE, Sept. 14.-Strucll by
a big touring car, driven by William
Beck. a Vineland jewelry merchant, |
William MacAvoy, of Millvtlle, was
killed last night while returning from
church. He was forty-eight years old
and married.
PATERSON, Sept. 14.--Mrs. J. w.
Winters, of Oradell, is in the Pater- I
son General Hospital with recovery .
doubtful. She is suffering from a
fractured hip and internal injuries re- !,
ceived when a car in which she was |
riding with four others, was tipped |
over in a collision, pinning all under
It.
The accident occurred on the Ber-
gen county side of the Passaic river |
bridge at Dundee lake. The Winters I
car locked wheels with an automo- |
bile driven by M. Levine, a fur manu-
facturer. of 1874 Main street, this city. |
and turned o7or, Levine and other
automobilists brought the injured
Winters family to the hospital here.
J. w. Winters's back and hip were
bruised and cut. Miss Grace Winters
suffered from shock and bruises. Mrs.
d. Il. Winters's nose was lacerated
and her husbands jaw was fractured.
James l.. Morrison, president OF the
Morrison Machine Company, of Full
ton street, this city, and his entire
family had narrow escape from
death when their machine shot down
an embankment at Bordville, near
Greenwood Lake, yesterday afternoon.
A man on a motorcycle was coming
towards them, and apparently did
he would run into the motorcycle, Mr..
Morrison took a chance at turning to
one side. He found his car going
down the thrty-foot slope, which was
steep and dangerous, before he could
turn back into the road. Those who
saw the car go down believed 1t
would turn over As it was it came
to sudden standstill at the foot OF
the embaukment. All escaped injury
Two large touring cars came to-
gether at the intersection of the
Pompton turnpike and the Mountain
view road shortly after o'clock yes
terday, afternoon Charles Feigle, of
the Centre garage, and Jared Loos-
chen, president of the Looschen
Plano Case Company, were the
drivers of the machines. but both
escaped injury, In the Feigel car
were Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Maihl and
Mr.. Mathis aged father. John u.
Maii1l. The latter was thrown out
and rendered unconscious. His in
iuries are not serious. The car driven
by Feigle was badly smashed, while
the car driven by Jared Looschen
escaped with two broken gas lamps
and fender.