New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
FOUR IN HOSPITAL FOLLOWING CRASH Bristol Residents Painfully h.
 jured When Auto 0VertuTns HEAD SPLIT IN ACCIDENT
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Plainrille had it's usual share Of scr ious automobile accidents over the | weekend, and in one of them which occurred last night, tour Bristol peo- | pie were taken 10 the New Britain general hospital for treatment The accident happened on the New Britain road near the White Oak ice house. The automobile containing The
 injured skidded off the road during
 tAe heavy shower, shot into the drive
 way leading to the ice house and
 turned turtle, spiling the occupants in
 all directions.
 f Louis Miller Of 1s5 South street |. Bristol; his tRo sons, Emil IS, and \ Arthur. 10, and his sister, Mrs. An drew Stoyke, of 40 Oak street, Bris-
 tol. were in the automobile when inc
 accident occurred. Emil Miller was ! injured the worst. He suffered q l fractured collar bone and possible in- ternal injuries. Louis suffered from , laccrations and cuts about the face,
 hands and body and his son, Arthur, i was badly cut about the face and hands. Mrs. Stoyke suffered bruises
 and she wss hysterical from ihe i shock.
 X telephone call to the New Britain
 police headquarters caused Lieuten- ant Samuel Bamforth to dispatch poorman Gns,a,e Hellberg and Po- !icemah John l.iebler 10 lhe scene. Upon their arrival at inc scene, the
 New Britain police found that the in-
 jurcd people had already becn taken to tho hospital by others, They noti-
 led the plainvile police and an in- ves.igstion is under way.
 With the exception Of the younger boy, the Millers were able 10 leave the New Britain hospital after their wounds were dressed, but Mrs, stoykes condition was such that il was decided 10 keep her there until she would recover.
 Head split in Accident
 Mike Caliendo of Bank street suf- ferpd split head and other cuts and bruises last evening about o'clock when an automobile in which he was riding and a touring car owned by George E. Gay Of Tia Farmington {. avenue, Hartford, crashed with Csl- iendo going through the windshield. The accident happened on the South ington road near Hart's Corners and witnesses stated that the impact was terrific. Caliendo was attended by pr |. II. Frost who found ii necessary 10 take iI stitches in his head to close the wound
 The automobile on which Caliendo . was riding was owned and driven by 1 Tony Tsrlozzi Of ie Liberty street. FollowinEthe crash, if was thrown onto the trolley tracks where it remained impeding trolley traffic for over an hour. No one else in either ear was injured. Deputy Sheriff r.. W. iurrey was on the scene shortly after the crash and he started m Investigation which may lead 10 some arrests. Caliendo ap- pcarcd about the town this morning sHath,d in bandages and court plas- ter.
 Cican-up Days
 The two c'can.up days will begin tomorrow when town teams and gsngs Of rorkren will visit the ! streets. Everything win be taken with he exception Of ashes. Wednesday. | he teams will visit the west side and c 'ill follow the same procedure. Prop ! ,rty owners are asked to clean their hack yards Of rubbish and io get rid ,f it before the summer weather tarts ir. Teopie Eho arc planning to . cave s~,hish in front are also asked 2 rot 10 leave the barrels or boxes on