New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
WOMAN KILLED IN
 SOUTHPORT CRASH
New York Man Seriously Injured
 in Auto MiShap
TRAGEDY AT BLACKSTONE
Eight Are Hurt, Two Seriously, In
 Last Named Mass. City In Acd-
 dent Following Drivers Running | From Policeman,

Norwalk, Conn, Nov. :7 LP-- A woman killed in an automobile acci- dent at Southport early today was Mrs Lillian Carson, and her husband John W. Carson, Is seriously injured, and remained this afternoon In semi conscious condition at the South Norwalk hospital,
 The identity of the woman was not established until this afternoon when the attending surgeon obtahed from the man not only his own name but that of the woman. Pre- viously from what the man had said in his talk during moments of con- sciousness it was thought the woman vas not his wife.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carson lived at l66 West 123rd street, New York city.
 The truck, which was going to- ward New York, was rounding the curve on the right side of the white lime. Two cars headed toward Bridgeport were on the curve at the same time. The one in which Carl son and his companion were riding was trying to pass the other.
 His Car SlIidS
 Carlson applied his brakes, so as to fall in line behind the other ma chine, when he saw the truck. AS he did so his car skidded and swung against the front of the truck. The car was demolished and the truck so badly damaged that it could not proceed under it's power. A tele' phone call was sent in for the am. bulance at South Norwalk and Sher. iff H. K. Elwood went out. A pass : ing mOtorist had started for tn, , South Norwalk hospital with the vic tims before his arrival. He reached the scene 10 minutes after the crash ] Both occupants of the car were } thrown to the roadway. The ma1 7 was unconscious when picked up , The woman tainted on the way tc } the hospital.
 The truck was owned by M. J l)dTSty Ol W IdNlb A'AG l Carthy of Waterbury was driving. | Eight Are Injured
 Blackstone. Mass, Nov. 27 PE e Eight persons were injured. two { ' whom are not expected to liV' - when q touring car which a pc liceman was pursuing. collide , hcad-on with a Millville bus her | last night. The injured were a ! taken 10 the Woonsocket, R.
 hospital and the driver Of th U touring car arrested there on charge Of reckless driving. t John Sadowsky of Harrisville, l , l., Is the man under arrest. He w. a treated for lacerations about II II ] head. His two children, EIwin, T and Stasia, $, are not expected if live as they are suffering from & II we're injuries and cuts. The othc
 injured were Mrs. SadoWsky, Jof
 McNamara. driver of the bus; Nj
 and Mrs. Edward Whitcside al
 Michael Cunningham, all of Mi
 vile.
 The accident happened on L l% short curve on Main street here front of the Blackstone Bapt M church. Both cars were badly daI
 aged
 According to the police. Patrt nt man Roy Grecnhalge was chasi f- the Sadowsky car after Oscar Fla A. ion or Manchaug had told the r "r lice that he had noticed Sadows 'd driving in a peculiar manner q 'd had followed him some distance Il" Doctors who treated the injur '"' found Sadowsky suffering from 'tr fracture Of the skull; Stasia Sado C. sky suffering from a fracture
 thc upper jaw, a gash extendi a' from her mouth to her left ear a Il { many lacerations of the head a Ter face; Mrs. Sadowsky from a he 1' injury and Cunningham from u- fracture of the upper jaw, cont a' sions Of the right knee and c 'y about the head and face; 'h' Whiteside from a cut right kn
 Mrs. Whiteside a head injury, bi
 ly bruised left leg and shock 2
 MCNamara, a cut over the left C
 q severe laceration of the head {
 body bruises.