New Britain herald., 1917-11-06

Four persons arc dead and lies in A precario1lS condition
 New Britain General hogpttAl result of a tragic accident oEa Berlin Turnpike last night. all of whom resided in New are: James Campane, oWnt| Pleasant View Hotel and Palm
 restaurant at 9avin Rock:
 Mann of Al Holmes avennN:
 T. Farnum, 2629 Chapel ottNNe1' Eugene Sullivan of 660 Elm
 chauffeur. Little hope Ia eAtoS. at the hospital for the recoN
 Mrs. William Mann, the only slA1 of the automobile party stilI
 The bodies of the four victt4
 horribly burned. Miss FarnAtl
 burned beyond recognition. MI remains but her skull and
 prominent bones of the bOdXs \. Campane, who died almost ll
 after the explosion following kla
 cident, was burned about the s and body. He was found iyint side the destroyed machine, Miss Farnum was caught und1
 car. She had no chance to enG& | Very little could be learned
 manner in which the accIden&
 cured. It is believed the while coming down the litsI 8os8! turnpike, lost control of hin nay which crashed into the 1 along the road. The aatOiiTlfA \ then is thought to have Sl
 throwing the flaming htid ONE
 occupants. Aided by a Nbrta , the flames soon enveloped thnsS and before the occupants, atstEi3 fhc shock. could escape tieyse burned. .s <.
 According to Mrs. Luther !. HI ton of Berlin, near whose hoM1& accident occurred, she was Axpa by a loud explosion about t o'clock last night. ArouAine h4tSs ! band, the two made their swAvs E6 scene of the accident. Mrs. HI
 ton was almost overcome bYSs gruesome sight.
 Screaming with anguish, the Y pants were trying frantica1ly t1 cape from the burning mac While Mrs. Haughton rushed SNG h homes of nearby neighbors to tX aid and summon s physicianA v Haughton tried to Help the stralG1 victims. n. He dragged MT. and. Mrs. NGul Sullivan from the machine 4pN deavored to pull the burning cl from their bodies. In doing boS Haughton was badly burned.
 Dr. F.. M. Griswold and DN
 Morentz of Kensington respond emergency calls and pr. Frank
 and a ambulance were rushed t scene from this city. MT. Camp who was lying near the machinq found to be dead. Miss Fhrnum also dead. MT. and Mrs. Mann Sullivan were taken to the New ain hospital. MT. Mann died &As institution at about o'clock morning while Sullivan succum 7:26 o'clock. .I- as
 On arriving at the hospital & van was the only one consctou0. writhing in pain, he tried to t42ts the accident occurred, but soon into unconsciousness. ss1
 Miss Farnum was welAsta, New Haven girl. She was the M ter of MT. and Mrs. Willard p1T of 629 Chapel street. She wN years of age. and was employed lk3 New Haven Clock company.
 MT. Campane was 8 prominen4g Haven resident and proprietor otx Pleasant View hotel and Palm @3 restaurant. He was noted ssaFH man and known throughoN realm in this stA was the owner of several Tl horses, one being the famous Patchen. s@g.1
 Mrs. William Mann is better ktl in New Haven, and on tho StnH Mae Wilson, . cabaret ainGatsz husband was employed in many the restaurants in the Elm EltyS West Haven.
 Sullivan was driver for tllo F Palmer Taxicab company Ut Haven According to informatioas tained from the garage the mack was hired there yesterday aftern where the party of four started for the Bond hotel, Hartford, wA Mrs. Mann had been engaged AS vocalist.
 Screaming from the pain O6 burns Sullivan asked franticallys fg revolver, or else have some conc 6eN bullet through his brain to get ~