The New York herald., 1922-09-04
Crashes Backing out of Garage.

Ono man was killed, another is dying
in North Hudson Hospital and two
others were injured yesterday after
noon when an automobile coming out
of a garage struck another automobile
In Hudson Boulevard near Hill street,
West Hoboken.
The man who was killed was George
Muradaim, aged 35, real estate dealer
of Madison avenue and Bramhall street.
Jersey City. Andrew Daniels. of 235
Wilkinson avenue. Jersey City. driver
of Muradaim's automobile. was-injured
internally and his skull was fractured,
so that he is not expected to live.
Daniels's wife also Is In the hospital
with internal injuries. Another pas
senger. Paul Sipos, 10. OF 492 East
Seventy-fourth street. Manhattan. was
bruised and his leg broken.
All four got into the motor at noon
and started for a days tour. They
were driving along Hudson Boulevard
near Hill street in West Hoboken when
Joseph Paganessi. building contractor
of 305 Thirty-second street. North Rer-
gen, backed his automobile out of a
garage and drove 1t directly in front OF
the approaching automobile. The auto
mobile with the four passengers was
turned upside down in the roadway and
all four were pinned under It. Paganessi
was arrested. More than $50 persons
saw the accident.
Helps Policeman; Killed Later.
Patrolman Philip Sheridan of Yonkers
was on the Saw Mill River road in
Mount Hope village. Westchester county.
yesterday afternoon pursuing an auto
mobile operated by Henry Brandt of
Tompkins avenue. Yonllers. The auto
mobile made sharp turn and the po
lieeman's motorcycle struck ii. Police
man Sheridan was thrown to the road
way and cut and bruised.
Michael Petutis, aged "a, OF 153 River
dale avenue. Yonkers, who was riding
his motorcycle along the road, alighted
and assisted the policeman, who was
able TO ride away on his own machine.
Petutis then remounted his motorcycle.
A short distance further on tire burst
and he was thrown head first to the
roadway. Ills skull was fractured and
he died almost instantly.
Mrs. Eliza beth Berger was killed yester-
day by an automobile as she was enter-
ing her home on the Clinton road. Gar
denvile. She was just coming from the
cemetery. where she had placed flowers
on the grave of her only son. killed six
years ago by a runaway team. The
driver of the car was exonerated.
seven Hurt ms Car Hits curb.
Seven persons were injured yester-
day afternoon when an automobile
driven by Samuel Hauptman. aged "a,
Of 332 East 165th street The Bronx,
overturned In Southern Boulevard. near
Longwood avenue. Hauptman ran the
car into the curb TO avoid hitting two
other automobiles. Henry Schleiffer, AZ,
OF sS3 East 170th street, was the most
seriously injured His left leg was
broken and he was injured internally.
He was taken to Lincoln Hospital.
The other persons, all OF whom were
treated for cuts and bruises and later
we're able to go home, were Mrs. Sadie
Tischler. also Of 332 East 165th street
her husband Morris Fischer: Mrs. Bes-
sic Schleiffer OF S33 East 10th street,
Carrie Schleiffer OF 845 jennings avenue
and Helen Rothman OF 1887 Southern
Boulevard Two ambulances In charge
Of Dr. Hunter and DR.. Seagal were
called from Lincoln Hospital.
Carman Sarvillo of Water street
woodhaven, was driving his automobile
In Crescent street near Glenmore ave-
nue when he struck the rear end OF a
bus operated by the Manhattan Transit
Company. Two Of Sarvlio's children,
Carman. and Victor 4. were thrown
out OF the automobile and bruised
George Apagar of 527 Washington
avenue, Hoboken, started TO crank his
automobile last night while waiting for
q ferry at Port Richmond. Staten Island
The engine started. but before Apagar
could get out Of the way the automo-
bile plunged forward. pinning him
against telephone pole. The screams OF
Mrs. Apagar, who was in the car. at
tracted other motorists. who shut off
the power IN Apagar's car. Apagar
was sent to the Staten Island Hospital.
where II was said he was internally
hurt and probably would die.