New Britain herald., 1925-10-17
SEDAN PUNCHES IN
 FRONT 0F BUILDING
SkidS and WreCkS Tailoring
 Shop on Lafayette Street
DRIVER AND FRIEND CUT
John Feore Has Lip Cut and James McCue Is SlHshed On Arm By Plate Glass-Auto Fails To Round Corner.

A light sedan driven by John Feore of 20 Olive street crashed into the window of tailor shop at S4 Lafayette street last night with such force that not only was the front of the store demolished. but win dows in the rear of the building, a distance of about 40 feet, were shat tered by the impact.
 James McCue of S31 Chestnut street. who was riding in the car with Feore was badly cut on the arm and was taken to the New Brit ain General hospital by Edward Kill duff of 47 Beaver street. He was bleeding profusely and several stitches were required to close q deep gash in his arm. Feora, the driver. was attended by pr. David Waskowitz who took two stitches to close his slashed lip.
 The tailoring establishment is In building owned by A. Gold5erg and is conducted by N. Shimansky. Two large plate glass windows were broken. The casing beneath the dis play, constructed of sturdy beams and with heavy wire meshing. was stove In and pushed back for dis tance of more than six inches. Part of the flooring in the store was rip ped up and windows a distance Of 40 feet in the rear of the building fell from their castings when the inn pact came.
 Feore's car was wrecked with 1 broken springs, axles steering wheel, dashboard, wind shield, lights and various other parts.
 Car Wedged in Window
 Officer Maurice Flynn. who pa 1 trols the beat in the vicinity of Lafayette and Beaver street. was standing several hundred feet away when he heard the smashing of | glass. Hurrying. he found the nose of Feore'e car in through the plate glass windows and the machine completely off the roadway and on the sidewalk, just opposite Beaver street. McCue and Feore were sit ting in the front seat, both bleeding from fresh injuries. The policeman assisted the young men from the car and asked Edward Kilduff to take McCue. the more seriously injured to the hospital. He questioned Feore as to the nature of the accident and was told the wet pavement had made 1t impossible for him to round the corner of Beaver and Lafayette streets, when he came down the former and tried to turn easterly into the latter highway. The police man sent Feore to police head quarters 10 report the accident.
 No Arrest Made
 Sergeant Michael J. Flynn sub jected Feore to the usual inquiries at headquarters and Dr. Waskowitz conducted the customary physical examination, at the conclusion Of which he announced no traces of liquor. The police found no evidence of motor vehicle law violation. The young man was then given surgicu attention for his injury, and re. turned to his home.
 The wrecked machine was taker to the municipal garage in the real Of police headquarters and wal moved today to private garage.
 Mir Goldberg today estimated tho damage to the building at abou S400. Mir. Shimansky reported dem age to stocks of cloth In the window some having been cut by glass others wet and damaged. His dam ages will run to s2o0. he estimated Damages to the sedan will prohabl! l amnnnt to nhOnt S1nn