Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-10-13
z MEN KILLED;
! SEVERAL HURT.
One Is Victim in Motor Acct
dent and Other by Central
Railroad Train Here
WAS INSTANTLY KILLED
Officer BaIint Hurt at Wood
bridge-Serious Accident
at South Amboy
WAS INSTANTLY KILLED
Two men were killed and severa,

Two men were killed and several
were injured in accidents reported
an Middlesex county over the week.
end. A man was killed by railroad
Atain here on Saturday night and
ylhe chauffeur of an automobile was
killed in an automobile accident at
Menlo Park last night.
Joseph WisomidrslSi, thirty-six
years old, of $50 Alpine street, was
instantly killed late Saturday night
when he was struck by an engine OF
the Central Railroad Company near
the Pennsylvania railroad bridge on
outer State street. The man was hit
by Engine No. 166 in charge of
James Spencer and John Hoy, and
was knocked over the embankment.
Wisomidrski was on his way to
work at the American Smelling &
Refining Company plant where he
had been employed for nine years as
a fireman His skull was fractured
and a leg and arm were broken as
result of the accident. The train,
bound north, stopped and when the
crew reached the bottom of the en-
bankment the man was dead.
Joseph Bodnar, a Central Railroad
Company operator, notified Lieuten-
ant Jensen at headquarters, and the
lieutenant in turn informed Coroner
Hay and Undertaken Flynn. The
body was later turned over to Under
taker Skroc4d.
Wisomidrski is survived by wife
and two children. The funeral is to
be held Wednesday, morning with
~services at st. Stephens church and
nterment in st. Stephens cemetery.
1t was at first thought that the dead
man was George Dlmish. OF Chaun-
cey street, but this man, a laborer
at the Smelter plant, later assisted in
identifying the Alpine street resi-
dent.
Tragedy at Menlo Park
One young man was killed and
two others injured in an automobile
accident which happened early yes
.sterday morning at Menlo Park. John
y. Murphy, thirty-three years old a
Schauffeur of 1905 Mt. Vernon street,
Philadelphia, was killed instantly
and Frank Hassan, thirty-two years
old. of SO North So street, Philadel-
phia. and Edward Byrne. thirty
three years old, of 2007 South Ham,
berger street Philadelphia. were
treated at the Railway hospital for
injuries received IN the mishap.
Hassan was treated for a laceration
of the ear, scalp wounds and lacera-
tions of the left hand. Byrne re-
ceived a scalp wound decorations of
both hands and cut on the chin.
They we're both discharged from
the hospital this morning and went
to their homes. All three young
men were on their way to the War
HVeterans reunion be.ng held In New
ark. Murphy was being taken to
the hospital but when it was found
that he was dead his body was taken
to Pettits undertaking establishment
in Railway where it was claimed by
his two brothers and a brother-in-
law. The body was shipped this
morning to his home in Philadel-
phia. Coroner Mason. of South AM
boy, viewed the body and gave the
permit for the burial. Details OF
the accident are lacking but 1t Is
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