New Britain herald., 1928-10-08

OF IL Ntcnm0a0 race, brlttol. col
lided with = coupe owned and driven
by Doris Ribeault Of Sc South Bur-
rift street At Lincoln and West Main
streets Motorcycle Officer Thomas
Blanchette reported that the b.
beault car was going west after COM
ing out of Lincoln street and the
other car was going west on West
Main street. Slight damage was
done to q fender on the Bibeault
car. which Ingraham agreed to pay
for.
About s o'clock Saturday night
Rocco Wire. a boy, of 1876 Ia VIM
ter street, ran from a line of trat-
dc going south on Main street. near
Lee street, and was struck by
truck owned and driven by Thomas
McAvay of ~ Union street. which
was going north. He was knocked
down but jumped to his feet and
started to run away when Officer
Thomas c. Dolan stopped him and
had him taken to the office of DR..
Slysz, where 1t was found he had
bruised knee and decorations about
the mouth.
Woman Aged 81 Hurt
Mrs. Lila Tudell, aged 6l. of Wa
ter street, Unionville. was struck by
a car owned and driven by Steve
Hicswa of SO Lester street, Walling-
ton. N. j.. Saturday, and sustained
bruises on both hips and the left
leg. Officer Delber' Veley report
ed that the car started when the
traffic lights at Main and Court
streets changed to green. and the
woman was half way across The
driver, being unfamiliar with the
street, was looking for place TO
make a turn and did not see the
woman In time TO avoid striking her
with the front bumper. He stopped
Immediately and took her to DR.. G.
H. Dalton's office
According to Blanche Moore OF
Water street, Unicnville. and Mrs.
Kennedy of Maple avenue, Union
willie. the car started before the light
turned to green.
Philip Panarella of 203 Cherry
street, driving a sedan owned by
Frank Panarella, was dazzled by the
lights of an oncoming car at Ellis
street and Rocky Hill avenue, Sat
urday. and pulled over to the side
of the road so far he struck guide
wire running from pole, and
smashedsthe top of his car and rip
ping off its right side. Walter OIL
quist of z: Austin street and two
ed, were injured. Officer John NJ.
Liebler reported.
Officer John O'Brien reported
that a car owned by Martin Carlosso
of SIS South street and driven by
Nibby Carlosso of the same address
was going west on East Main street
about 11:10 o'clock Saturday night
and struck a car owned and driven
by Thomas Anastasio Of 3l6 Church
street as it was turning left into
East Main street, at Elm. There
was slight damage.
AS Victor Berquist Of 81 Fair
view street was backing his car out
of a parking place on Wooster
street about GAS o'clock last night,
he failed to see car owned by John
Weber of $50 Arch street. which
was parked across the street, with
the result that his car struck it,
Both cars were slightly damaged.
according to report of Supernumer-
airy Officer Lovines E. johnson.
Truck and Sedan Collide
A truck owned and driven by Hy-
man Goldberg of 80 Talcott street
and a sedan owned by Leon Birn-
baum Of 1876 Winthrop street and
driven by Benny Birnbaum of the
same address,. collided about 4:05
o'clock yesterday afternoon at High
and Myrtle streets. damaging both
vehicles. and injuring Reuben l..
Birnbaurp, aged Is. Of 1913 Winthrop
street. who complained of injuries
about the right side. Benny Birn-
baum reported that he was driving
north OH High street and had pass
ed the intersection of Myrtle street
when the truck struck his car on
the rear right fender. Reuben Z.
Birnbaum was In the rear seat, and
his wife. who was with him. COM
planned of being shaken up
Goldberg said the sun was shining
in his eyes as he was driving west
on Myrtle street and he did not see
the other car in time to avoid the
accident.
Max silverman of 2es Hart street.