Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
Nsotoroyciist Who Rem Down Three Year-oid Boy Brought From sProvl- denee-coroner's Ffndina.

Albert John Keuahan. the motor cycle rider whose machine ran down three-year-ol Vas1les T. Tsakonas in the Memorial sday road races on5aha Wes stds and SO Fbadly injured him was sta<en into custody at Providence Friday by yDeputyzSheriff Edwin SBen- nett of-Brooklyn, and brought to o1DnS
 Later Kenahan was taken. to the home of Deputy Sheriff BsnnstE An Brooklyn Arrangements were under way FrtdaV evening to secure his zre- lease nnder1a bond of $1, 800, which it It understood. win be furnished today Kenahan,s pecnlejareEweil to- do and no hitch in arranging lfcrsthe1bond.is anticipated
 Kenahap. came willingly from Rhode Island to EConnecticut with Sheriff Bennett The young man is deeply af- fected bylfhe affzfr and. has been ever since the time of the accident which hes desperately tried to. axpid Kena- hansMas not racing sats the particular time of ffhe accident, but was riding over the course trying out his ma chine
 Coroner Arthur c. Rfl, whose find says that Kenahan will probably have to face a charge of manslaughter.
 Following is the coroner's finding fin the death of Missiles T. Tsakonas. three years and seven months old; killed in Brooklyn. May s1. 1915:
 The undershfgned coroner, within and for the County of Windham. hay ing received notice of-the death of Vasiles T. Tsazponas tin East Brook lyn, inithe Town of Brooklyn. on the 31st day of May 1915. and having view the body ofssaid deceased held an inquest thereon at my office in Danielson on the And day of June 1915 and by adjournment on the 18th and 29th days of June 1915. From the testimony taken at said inquest find that a large number of people had gathered on both sides of the Main ness motorcycle races advertised to take place there on the morning of said S1st day Of snfays; That about 10 o'clock in the eforenoon one Albert John Kenahan of Providence Rhode Island. passed up said Main street on motorcycle, running at a high rate of speed and when opposite sthe house of Moses Chartier. he struck the de- ceased who was crossing the street from the South to the North side. with said motorcycle, throwing him violent ly to the ground and causing the in jurfes from which he died about three hours later. That two men who were just ahead of the deceased in crossing said street barely escaped being hit by said motorcycle known as a. roadster or racing maC11n0, was In racing pO- sition thereon with his head bent low over the handle bars and was riding at an excessive and dangerous rate of speed through a street upon which a large number of people were gathered on either side and upon which there was liable. to be constant passing from onesside to the other. I therefore find that said Vasiles T. Tsakonas died at said Brooklyn on said 31st day of May 1915. from being struck by a motor cycle ridden by said Albert John Ken ahan while said deceased was attempt ing to cross said Main street in East Brooklyn, Connecticut. and that said Albert John Kenahan was guilty of criminal carelessness in causing the death of said Vasiles T. Tsakonas.
 I delivered the body of said decease i to his parents for burial.
 file with this finding a copy of the evidence taken at said inquest, and have communicated. the report of this finding to a grand juror of said town of Brooklyn.
 Dated at Killingly. this sth day of July, 1915.
 ARTHUR c. BILL kSs Coroner for Windham County.