New Britain herald., 1926-09-13
SEVEN ACCIDENTS
 FEATURE WEEKEND
No One Seriously Hurt Although Cars Are Damaged

Seven accidents in which auto tion of the police over the week end. Injuries sustained by victims of collisions are not considered serious.
 Although both drivers maintain ed that they were on the right side of the highway, automobiles driven by Paul Missiran of 74 Buckingham street, Hartford, and Arthur Ber- nier of 232 Arch street, this city, collided about 9:3o last night about 500 yards on the New Britain side Of West Hartford town line Missir- an was driving in northerly direc- tion and the other car was coming towards him. The left front wheel. fender and axle on Missiran's car, and the front hub cap and fender on the local mans car were damaged. Officer Feeney, who investigated, reported no cause for arrest. From the stories of the drivers, the Of ficer deduced that they erred in their judgment of distance.
 Raymond c. Anderson of 4e Ire mont street struck man who re- fused to tell his name, in front of St. Mary's church on Main street, about 8 ?. m. Saturday. Anderson was driving north on Main street at a speed of about 15 miles an hour when the man stepped from behind a parked car and was struck. An derson stopped and asked the man his name. but the latter refused to give it, He did not appear to be in jured.
 Cars driven by Mrs. Bernard Mil Ter of Cedar street and Ralph ]. Ko- lodney Of 1889 Stanley street collid- ed on Main street at 11;40 a, m. Saturday. Officer Axel Carlson re- ported no damage and no cause for arrest.
 Adolph Conrad, aged SO, Of S4 Wolcott street, was injured about the right leg and thigh vixen he was struck about II p. m. Saturday at the corner of Stanley and Kelsey streets, by an automobile driven by Morris Nickerson of Berlin. Kicker son told Officer Feeney. who was detailed to investigate, that Conrad walked in front of his car and seemed confused, stepping back and forth. Nickerson was going south on Stanley street and was about to make the turn into Kelsey street when the accident occurred. He was driving slowly and stopped within five feet. Willett Reynolds of Der lin, who was riding with him, corroborated the account of the ac- cident. Rudolf Lipin Of A Roberts street was with Conrad. Conrad was taken to New Britain General hos pital for treatment.
 Edward KobolsN of Is Hurlburt street, aged about 12 years, suffer- cd an injury to his nose shortly after noon Saturday when bicycle on which he and Alex Zeransky Of 90 Smalley street, about the same age, were riding, was struck by an automobile driven hy John Ragelis of SIS Elm street. The car was go- ing east on Smalley street and was about to turn into Laurel street when the collision occurred.
 A sedan driven by Samuel Sack Of SS Portland street, Hartford, col lided with a truck driven by Alex ander Borageia of 916 East street, at the corner of East and Smalley streets about o'clock last evening, springing the front axle of the sedan and bending the front and rear right mudguards, The truck was not damaged.
 The truck was going into East street from Smalley and the sedan was going south on East street when the collision occurred, according to Officer Charles Anderson's report. The officer found no cause for po- lice action.
 Automobiles driven by Frank Panarela of 203 Cherry street and Emilio Diglimi of SS West Barns street, Waterbury, collided on South Main street near the Senior High school about o'clock Saturday, do- ing slight damage 10 both.