New Britain herald., 1929-05-31
FIVE DEAD AFTER
 HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS
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(Continued from First Page) touch the top figure for months of May. which is 93.
 The holiday was not without cas- ualtics however. Two persons were drowned while trying to escape the heat by bathing. three persons were killed by autos. two others were seri- ously hurt in auto accidents. at least . score of others received minor injuries in mishaps and seven per- sons were reported treated in hospi- tals for heat prostrations.
 Alexander Olinsky. 43. of Seymour, was drowned while bathing in She paug river. Olinsky could not swim and got into deep water. He was rescued by one of his friends. but efforts 10 revive him failed.
 Another drowning occurred at Burnells Pond at Beardsley park, Bridgeport, when William A. La mond, :. lost his life in the water. He was the son of Harbor Master William X. Lamond.
 James Forman. 60. negro. was killed at Stamford when he attempt- cd to cross the road. A machine operated by Winston Satewhite, struck Forman, crushing his chest.
 Boy Killed in NaterAlry
 Two year old Michael A. George was fatally injured in Waterbury when, as he was playing in front Of the First Congregational church. he ran into the street for ball and was struck by car driven by Fred II. Grant.
 James Ferry. o4. of Bethel is in q serious condition with a spinal fracture at St. Josephs' hospital. Willlmantic, as the result of his car skidding and overturning.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Sundrall of Naugatuck were injured when their machine overturned while driv- ing around curve at Hampton. Mrs. Sundrall was caught under the machine and suffered several frac- tured ribs.
 Patrick Scanlon, 60. was fatally injured at Middletown when struck by the car of Andrew P. Dowik. who was not held, but was to be questioned by Coroner Smith today.
 Witnesses said that Scanlon left the sidewalk to cross the street and did not appear 10 notice the car, Dowik making efforts to steer clear of hin. without success.
 Bir.'ie Shugrue, 19, of Waterbury, suffered a fracture of the skull when she stepped off or fell from a street car m Mlddlehury. She is in a seri- ous condition in St. Marys hospital. Waterbury.
 Three Cars Collide
 Eight persons were hurt on the Thomaston- Torrington highway near Torrington when three cars collided.
 The injured were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Setback, 6i. their son. Henry Setback. all of Cincinnati. Ohio: John Gabaeras. his wife, Sophie, and daughter Emily, of Waterbury; Milton Cook of Terryville and Sam uel Sandoratos of Waterbury. All received first aid treatment.
 In New Haven three persons were hurt in an automobile collision and a six year old boy Tony Palmeiro, was struck by a machine when he ran into the street for ball. In the auto collision. minor injuries were suffered by .Irs. M. N. Carr. a5, of Hartford. one of the drivers; Eliza heth Welch and Mrs. John Gilmartin. also of Hartford The driver of the other machine. Bernard Myer, 6l. of West Hartford, escaped injury. Peter Piccinino drove the car which struck down Tony Palmeiro, who suffered cuts about the face
 Ir Hartford two soldiers. John Fleming. A, and John Morris, IS. both of Company NJ. Connecticut National Guard were overcome bv heat as they were marching in the Memorial Day parade. Another soldier, Corporal Robert F.. Chester of the 4.d division air service. col lapsed in truck after the parade and Mrs. Jeannette Glenn:e. e:c. faintcd while viewing the parade. stephen Cosgrove. :2. of New Ha- ven and Timothy Kelly. 50 of Hart ford were also overcome in the cap- ital and taken to a hospital.
 Small Boy Rescued
 Ten small boys. none of whom was more than IA years old rescued an- other youngster from the lagoon at Rockwell park. Bristol. when the lat ter. beginner at swimming. began to sink 20 feet off shore. Life guards at the Rockwell park lagoon rescued two other persons also
 Paul Boisseneau. IS. of New Brit ain. was injured slightly when his in otorcycle was struck by the auto of Jules A. Blouin. of Sprangfield. Mass, at New Britain. Rlouin was arrested on charge of reckless driving.
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