New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
.SPEEDER DIES AT
 EDGE OF CEMETERY
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Mas hfNAshk i0 Aht NEA AfAAAih paE
 lice headquarters ana questioned tt
 Nas learned ltist the fatality was due
 to the effects of m00nshine hquoT,
 According to the s,oa lald ihe pcs
 lice by kaSenski ms four men had
 hesn le Portland where iheY went 10
 Yisil al a store The sioFe aas elesed he said, so they went t0 the home
 of inc proprietor where much liguaF
 was consumed, liazehski insisted
 that when the return trip Nas siaEtr
 cd the two PaNalexyk's and Hula
 were pretty much dFnRk," slanr
 ley gave inc machine plenty Of gas,
 he said, with the result that ii traNs eied from between sS and so miles an hour, according 10 kazenski's es- innate Of speed,
 Gioriei in His speed,
 Kazenski said thal he pleaded
 with Stanley 10 reduce the rate of speed hut was told that unless he kept his mouth shul he would he killed When the machine roaehds East Berlin, near the monument, stanley lost his hat and brought the car 10 s slop When he started il ID again, kazenski said, he shouted !. that he was going to show his 1 friends more speed the rest of the 1 way 10 New Britain, According to 1 Rasenski, inc car had only gone q | short distance when it hit the bank. I turned over and caught fire
 Stanley Pawalegyk leaves wife I and child. lie was engaged in tho 1 taxi business in this city. Funeral | services will he held al 7:a0 o'clock 1 Tuesday morning from the Sacred i Heart church and interment will be | in Sacred Heart cemetery.
 iIit in Front of Own Store.
 Edward Wasik of sS0 High street, proprietor of store at GIG West Main street. was taken 10 the New Britain General hospital last night suffering from bruises on his hip and arm received when he was struck in front of his store by n machine driven by Clifford Johnson of 225 Stanley street. He was released from the hospital this morning.
 Policeman Patrick O'Mara investi- gated the accident and according to the story told by Johnson. he was driving west on West Main street at about 20 miles an hour when wasik attempted 10 jump between his machine and another one that was travelling in the same direction. The bumper of Johnson's machine struck the man and knocked him to the pavement.
 Forced Into Ditch.
 Anna Wiikil of 137 Winter street is in the New Britain General hos pital in serious condition as the result of an automobile accident on the Cheshire road about two miles from Milldale late last night. Charles Baragalia of 91s East street, the driver of the machine in which she was riding. reported to Sergt Fa- trick McAvay at the police station that machine, travelling in the op- posite direction, had driven towards him in such a manner that he was forced 10 swing into ditch by the side of the road. Baraeaia and Edward McMnrray. the other occupant of the machine, escaped with minor bruises.
 Blinded by Oncoming Lights.
 Israel krawitz of 1S4 Chestnut street, Chelsea, Mass. and Miss Nell lie Glszer of Cambridge. Mass, were slightly injured when an automobile in which they were riding was over- turned on Stanley street, near Blake road. early Sunday morning.
 According to the story of the acct dent as told by krawitz the head lights on an automobile going to- wards Hartford blinded him causing him to lose control of the car, which failed to make a sharp turn In the road. going down an emhankment and overturning in the ditch. The car was badly damaged
 Three Sent to Hospital ,
 Oscar Hanson of 2S9 Maple street is at the New Britain General hos pital suffering from compound { fracture of the collar bone and sev- eral head and shoulder abrasions as { the result of an automobile accident shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday aft ernoon near the old Berlin fair $ grounds. Simeon Molander and his four.year old son, Norman. of the same address are also at the hospi- tai where they received treatment for injuries received in the acci- { dent Both Hanson and Molander spent a fair night at the hospital. ( according 10 announcements made today. The men and child were at { tended by Dr. T. c. Hodgson and pr. Matthew Griswold, who were at the scene shortly after the accident occurred. i
 According to Information received ] Hanson was driving north on Farm q ington road, near the fair grounds, i when another machine forced Han C son off the road into the gutter a causing the machine to overturn. ( The name of the driver of the other has not been ascertatned but Prosecutor c. r. Lewis was called into the case and is conduct I Ing an investigation. It Is probable , hat an arrest will be made. f
 Meriden, Aug. 25.--While driving I at a rapid rate on Broad street at | 1:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon, William Bergeron. 25 years old, of 30 Hinmar1 street, lost control of his | rar when confronted by another ma a chine at Wall street. grazing tho V other auto and then crashing into a i ree, with th9 result that he and two ( were badly injured and \ he lives Of several others were en- n f
 Berg oron sustained fractured I, 'kul and severe gash on the arm. I His father. Benjamin, received s raetured hib. and Frank Olschefski. ii