The New York herald., 1922-09-05
MOTOR ACCIDENTS
KILL 2, INJURE I
GreenpOrt Baker Dead, Wife
Seriously Hurt, at L. /.
Rail Crossing.
WEST ISLIP FATALITY
Police Seek Chauffeur Who
Collided With Small Car,
Crushing Infant.
WEST ISLIP FATALITY

Peter Rust a baker. Of Greenport.
J.. T., was killed and his wife was seri-
ously hurt yesterday when an automo-
bile in which they We're riding was
struck by "a Long Island train at the
Terry lane crossing In Greenport.' Ac-
cording to the Greenport authorities.
Rust, who was driving the car. failed
to heed the signal hell and tried to get
over the crossing ahead of the train.
John Green, a helper In Rust's bakery.
was In the car. but jumped when he
saw the train coming and was not in
Jured. Mrs Rust was sent to the Green
port Hospital suffering from a possi-
BILE fracture of the skull !.
The police of West 1slip, L. l., are
searching for the chauffeur who drove
Paige touring car into a smaller ma
chine on a curve of the Montauk High
way near West Islip yesterday. The
crash caused the death of Arthur Lubell.
two year old son of Abe Lubell of
Southampton. Lubell. his wife. son and
daughter Esther. and Barney Barnett
and his son, Nathan. of 65 Lenox ave-
nue.. were in the smaller car. The big
machine tried to pass cars ahead of It
on curve, the authorities say, and
crashed he'd on against the other ma
chine. All of the occupants of the
Lubell car were bruised. but were able
to go home after they had been treated
at DIR. George Kings Sanitarum where
Arthur Lubell died of fractured skull.
An automobile driven by Richard
Roche of 263 fremont avenue, The
Bronx. struck a wagon driven by Dom
mick Massier of Papa Arthur avenue
rrl
avenue. The Bronx. Roche was not hurt
but Massier and John Sparno of 40s
Cambreling avenue. The Bronx. were
cut and bruised.
Herbert Weiss. 15 years old, of 20i
East Fourteenth street. and William
Matlowsky 16, Of 14SS Fifth avelue
We're knocked down by an autoriobile
yesterday while trying TO eros liStf
street at Fifth avenue. The machine
was driven by Philip T. Kriegsr Of IL:
West 11sth street. The two boys were
bruised but were able 10 60 home after
an ambulance surgeon had treated them
Mrs Marie Allen. 49, of "a West Nth
street was struck BY motorcycle nj
Ninety-fourth street and Columbus ave-
nue. last night and sustine contusioas
of the body and possible internal inju-
ries. she was taken 20 Knickerbocke,
Hospital William Lutzen. 40 of 10.
West 10ist street, driver OF the motor
cycle. was arrested.
Anthony Curley. %. of f3s Ninth ave-
nue. was struck by an automobile a;
Broadway and 261st street and was re
moved to st. .Joseph's Hospital in Yon-
kers suffering from possible fracture
of the right shoulder and fractures oi
the skull. pelvis and legs. Christophe.
6. Lister Of 15o Browning street, Yon-
kers. who was operating the automo.
bile, was arrested.
PUTNAM, Conn, Sept. 4.-Ethel M
Lyme. 13. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
James Lyme of Carlstead. N. j.. was
crushed to death early to-day and her
uncle, William Flaiding of Fall River
Mass. was seriously injured when their
automobile overturned on the main road
here.
Mrs William F1aiding and her two
children, who were also in the car. es-
capped with minor injuries. The parents
OF the dead girl were in a car ahead
The party was on its way to family
reunion In Willimantic.