New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
HOLIDAY DEAD LIST
 MAY GROW 10 FOUR
Girl in Meriden Hospital Re-
 ported in Critical Condition
MOTHER AND SISTER DIE
Three Cars in TanE1e Near Silver Lake Inn--Second Fatal Accident at Oak HiU When Truck Driver Goes to Sleep.

Miss Agnes Mccarthy Of i65 Dor chester avenue, Boston who has hovered between life and death since the fatal automobile accident near Silver Lake Inn on the Berlin turn pike late Friday afternoon, in which her mother and n sister were killed, remains fin the same condition, 1t was stated at the Meridcn hospital this afternoon. Her father, William Mccarthy. who was less seriously Injured, was reported as being i'm proved and able to sit up.
 Cosmo Angel"tti, driver of an al~ tomobile which was mixed up in the street car crash, is being held in bonds of S1,O00 for trial in the Der lin town court in connection with the case. He is held on technical charge of reckless driving. Just when the case will be heard is not known, according to Prosecutor Charles F. Lewis of the Berlin town court. He said that it will not be brought up until William Mccarthy has completely recovered and able to give testimony.
 William Bcrghaus, driver of the huge truck which the Mccarthy car was about to pass when the accident occurred, was dissolved of blame by the state police after a preliminary hearing on Saturday. It was brought out that he did all he could 10 pre- vent the accident. having swerVed as far to the right hand side of the road, as he could go.
 Trightful Accident.
 The accident was one of the most frightful that has occurred in this vicinity in many years. A car driven by Miss Frances Mccarthy was bound toward Hartford. She made an attempt to pass q large truck, owned by the T. Libbey French Trucking Co. of Boston and driven by Berghaus. Her machine swung out of the line of traffic and was about to pass the truck, when a car driven by Angeletti. who lives at 1T5 Lewis avenue, Meriden, loomed up directly in front of it.
 Miss Mccarthy swung the wheel sharply to the right and the truck driver, realizing the situation did | the same thing. HowcVe. there was l not enough room for clearance and the Mccarthy car struck the left I r,l AP a the left front wheel of the oncom- ing car. The truck was struck with such force that it was overturned, thoWing the driver clear of the wrcckage and strewing the contents of the vehicle over the roadway.
 Women Are Killed.
 Of the Mccarthy machine little was left but a pile of wrecKagc. Passing motorists aided in eXtricat- Ing the passengers, who were horri- blv injured. Miss Frances Mccarthy and her mother, Mrs. William Nc Carthy, together with William Me- Carthy and Miss Agnes Mccarthy. were hurried to the Meriden hospital where all efforts were lnade 10 save their lives. Frances Mccarthy and her mother died, the former as physicians were operating upon her and the latter one and one half hours after reaching the hospital.
 Miraculous Escape
 The Angeletti machine was turned almost completely around, but the messengers fortunately escaped sc rious injury. In the Angelctti car besides the driver were his mother, Mrs. Margaret Angeletti, Joseph Oriole. Mrs. Concetti AnGeiotti and her two children, Julia. six and Roc co. 10. Mrs. Concotti Angeletti was
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