New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
HOLIDAY DEAD LIST
 MAY GROW ID FOUR
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llIDNH lTOLl llle uldGnln6 anu hLl fered a wrenched shoulder. Hei two children suffered painful bruises and all in the car received terrible shaking up.
 Soon after the accident, physi. clans, state policemen, members of the Berlin and Meriden police forces and motorists were on the scene which was described as one of the most horrible ever witnessed. Those who saw the tangled mass of wreck age and saw the occupants of the Mccarthy sedan eXtricated, marVeled that any of them should have been taken out alive.
 Nature of Injuries
 Miss Frances Mccarthy was thrown away from the steering wheel and onto the red-hot exhaust pipe. Resides the severe burns, she suffered several fractured ribs, a fractured skull and severe cuts about the body.
 Her mother sustained fracture of the skull, a compound fracture of the right arm and many cuts and contusions Her left les was almost severed from her body.
 Miss Agnes Mccarthy was badly injured, suffering scalp, wounds, in- ternal injuries the loss of four up- per teeth and fracture of the frontal bone.
 William McCarthy's injuries were, abrasions of the face, right ear cut right shoulder cut, left temple cut and left forearm injured.
 The bodies of Mrs. Mccarthy and her daughter were taken to tho funeral parlors of John J. Ferry Sons in Meriden and were sent tc Boston by train on Saturday night.
 Hearing Is Held
 A hearing into the fatalities wa! held in the office of Chief of Police ]. J. Landrigan of Meriden on Sat. urday morning, Coroner Eli Mi, conducted the session and all wit. ntsses of the accident were summon. cd to give their stories of the crash
 Angcetti was placed under arrest at the conclusion of the hearing The state tpolice dissolved Berghau, of all blame. They stated that, fir ycering 10 the right side of the road he had done all in his power to avert the accident. Angeletti. it is said, Is charged with negligence rather than speeding. It was alleged that he. as well as the sedan, had been cutting out of line. Following his arrest Angolletti was taken to Berlin where the bond was fixed,
 There seemed 10 be some ques- tion, after the accident, as to wheth- CT the WorChester girl had swung out of long line of cars or had been along behind the truck, The driver of the truck was of the opinion that there had been two cars behind him just before the crash. although no trace of the sec ond one was found.
 A report that a small boy was buried under the wreCkage of the truck led state policemen and others to search fruitIessly for some time It developed later that the boy re. ferred 10 was Rocco Angelletti, 2 passenger in the Meriden car. who was safe.
 Pictures of the scene were made by the state officers for future use
 Mother of Marty Dupree
 It was learned today that Mrs Mccarthy, who was killed in the ac. Cident, was the mother of Marty nuprec, who has played at the Pal. ace theatcr, this city. on several oc, casions and who is well known here Mr. Mccarthy was her father ant the two girls her sisters.
 Fatality at Oak Kill,
 Edward Ensis, 2@ years Of age, O Ninth street, Brooklyn, N. Y, am Samuel Kramer, % yeares old, O SiXty-ninth street, Brooklyn, who were seriously injured in an aCciden
 
 at about ' o'clock Saturday morn ing, have been taken 10 their home! in an ambulance, 1t was reported to day at the Washington street private hospital Hartford. where they were hurried after the crash. It was re ported that the condition of eaci man was greatly improved, although still serious.
 Robert White, o6 years of age, O Bay Sixteenth street, Brooklyn, an other man who was seriously in .urcd, was reported this afternoon a! being in poor condition at the Hart ford hospital
 The accident. which occurred when a truck left the road ant struck a telephone pole, later over, turning, caused the death of ont man and the injury of seven others who were riding in the heavy Ne. hicle. Tho dead man is Benjamin Patner, employe of the Klein Shoe Repair company of 1l5 Nassau street, New York city. He was killed instantly,
 The driver of the truck, Charles l. Macdonald, of 5 Fulton street, Dor. chester, Massachusetts, is held by the state police in bonds of S2.o00 on E charge of mansaughter. He admits dozing at the wheel of the truck having had no sleep for 4S hours.
 Others in the truck, who were in iured were George Armstrong, q Heath street, Roxbury, Mass, badly cut left ankle other cuts and bruises; Patrick Glynn, 14O Marcela street KoNhury; Charles Goulet, 10 Heath street, RoXbury, and Thomas Daly, "5 Sunnyside avenue RoXbury Armstrong was attended at the New Britain General hospital and later went to his home. The other three were given treatment by Dr. Roger N. Griswold. medical examiner oI Berlin. at the scene Of the accident
 Macdonald, who is a truck driver tor the ]. F. Fiori Co, Dorchester Mass, had made a trip 10 New York with furniture and was returning with an empty truck. Just outside -NAlAf