New Britain herald., 1929-10-21

cident. Then he came back.
 In the meantime Officer keough learned of the accident when a small boy said that d little girl had been run over and had been taken to 92 Broad street. where she was visiting, The girl who was not se- riously injured, will have bills for the accident paid by Bakevick. The officer could find no cause for ar rest.
 Woman Painfully Hurt
 Lacerations 10 her left side, elbow and leg were the injuries sustained by Mrs Martha Marck owitz, 51 Sheffield street, when she was knocked 10 the ground by being hit by the car of Edmond Dedard, 122 I.anders avenue, at the corner of Stanley and Pleasant streets at [ o'clock Saturday night,
 Bedard was driving north on Stan Icy street when he suddenly saw the woman appear in front of his car. He believed that she was standing on the corner and ran out in front of the machine. Although he blew his horn and swervcd his automobile, Bcdard could not avoid hitting the woman. At the New Britain General hospital, where she was taken, Mrs. MarckoWitz was treated by Dr. Will liam r. Flanagan. Officer Louis L. Harper investigated the accident,
 Walks Aeianst Auto
 Mrs. Morris Abrahamson, 30 Tal- colt street, was knocked down when she attempted to cross the road in front Of l31 Hartford avenue at G:5h Saturday evening by q car driven by Frank F. William, West Hartford. She came out between two parked cars and walked into the side Of his machine. William said in his state ment 10 Officer Harper. In dazed condition she vas taken 10 the hos pital where she is reported not to be injured seriously.
 Slight damage was done 10 the machines Of Richard NJ. Baker, Kent, and Thomas MorriSsey, o2' South Main street, when they came together at the corner Of Main and West Main street, at 3:5o Sunday afternoon.
 Both cars were going north on ! Main street but at the West Main ! intersection. Baker pulled to the 1 left and as he did he struck the side of the truck which was being driven ! by Morrissey. Damage was slight and there was no cause for an arrest, re- ports Officer Joseph F. Kennedy who investigated the accident.
 Hits Man, Fails to Stop
 A driver who hit and ran at the corner of Rockwell and Bassett streets Saturday evening Is being sought by police of Connecticut. liar old Spanson. 2S Winthrop street, re- ported the accident to the police Sat rrdav evening at TAO. saying that he had been hit by a large car. but that the driver had not stopped to ascertain the damage.
 Two Drivers Arrested
 Clarence D. BodeCh. IS. Of Rcck- Icy. driving an automobile truck owned by ChristN Nelson ot Bech 1 lev, collided with a car owned by John B Young of 14S Vance street about 11:l5 o'clock Saturday night at Franklin Square and Pearl street and was arrested by Officers John w. Riley and Joseph Cigliotti on the charge of reckless driving. Prose outing Attorney J. G. Woods in po- lice court today entered a nolle and also disposed of charges Of ta1l- urc to have q proper signal deFlcf and muffler on the car, in the case Of Nelson.
 The truck came south on Frank lin Square and Youn2's car going west on Pearl street. met it at tn, intersection. Slight damage va caused.
 Alipio DeAlmeida, 29, Of 3S' Capitol avenue. Hartford, was flnec s5 and costs on the charge of viola ton Of the rules )f the road, as the result of an accident about B. o'clock last evening on Stanle!