New Britain herald., 1929-08-16
Bristol Neus
TRIO ARE INJURED
 IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Gar Leaves Highway and
 PlungeS Down Into River
HIT BY AUTO, BOY DIES

HIT BY AUTO, BOY DIES Driver Who Struck Andrew Kablesh
 Under Bond-Endcc Field Day | Tomorrow-Boxing Tonight-New Britain Driver Fined-Briefs. Three men were injured, two severely, shortly before o'clock this morning when the automo obile in | which they were riding left the road near the foot of Shovel Shop hill on the Terryville road, crossed the trol- | ley tracks and plunged down an en- | bankment into the water of the Pc | quabuck river. Daniel Kinnane of | 2S South River street Waterbury, owner and driver of the car, escaped | with but minor cuts and injuries, but his two companions, Gustav Norton of 35S Bank street, Waterbury and ] lIolilGlS -IN hN ttl CI ] . I tltI S tolIl l, 1 Bristol, were more seriously injured l N-rays were to be taken today to de | termine the exact extent of such in | juries, although Miss Jeannette NJ | Durant. assistant uperintendent at i the Bristol hospital, stated late this morning that the condition of the men was not regarded as critical. An investigation by Policeman | Lawrence Doolan shortly after the accident indicated that the car left | the highway about 100 feet from the base of the hill, crossed didgonally across the trolley tracks and then plunged to the river bed. kinnane when questioned at the Bristol hos 1 pital, where he and his companions were taken after being given emergency treatment by Dr. B. B 1 Robbins, police surgeon, stated that he had been forced from the road l The report of the officer, however indicated otherwise. and it is prob able that Kinnane will be charged with reckless driving when he is dis charged from the hospital A soda water bottle containing alleged liquor was removed from the car by the po- liceman and brought 10 headquart- CTS
 Shovel Shop hill has been the scene of many accidents, many of them serious, during the past several years. There is a sharp turn at the i base of the hill and only recently white lines were painted on the 1 pavement by the state highway de- 1 partment in an effort to keep driv- CTS on the right side of the road while making the turn
 Injuries Prove Fatal
 Injuries received when he was struck by an automobile near his l home on August proved fatal to three-year- old Andrew Kablesh, son Of Mir. and Mrs. Sedor Kablesh ot West Main street, Terryville, the boy dying yesterday afternoon at the Bristol hospital. The youngster re- l after the accident, then started to improve until meningitis developed, | this being given as the cause Of ueath.
 The automobile which struck I kablesh was operated by Alfonso 1 Alangero of Yorktown Heights, N. 1 T., who was arrested following the accident and later released under a bond of $1.000 for his appearance day, August 30.
 Funeral of Joseph Tracl,ey
 The funeral of Joseph w. Trackey, 15, of , Upson street, who was fat i oily injured at the plant of the Dun l ] ar Brothers company Wednesda; morning, was held at o'clock thls morning at St. Stanislaus church | Rev George Bartlewski celebrated the high mass of requiem and burial Was in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Humason Employees Outing 1 The annual outing of the employ es Of the Humason Mig. Co.,, of Forest ville will be held tomorrow at No I mauguin. It is expected that ap~ i rroXimatcly 65 will attend A com l rletc program of sports has been ar | ranged. The trip will be made by [ ''"'Oi''o''liN- bho Fti ' lIt Id HIS Dtlll arranged for.
 1 P. O. $. Of \. Meeting The regular meeting of Camp No.
 lG. r. o. s. ol A., will be held at o'clock this evening in Arcan1m hall. 4 class of candidates will be initiated and refreshments will be served.
 sons of Italy to Meet A business meeting of the Sons oi Italy, lodge No. scr, will be held in arcanum hall at o'clock SunGa / morning.
 New Departure Field Day
 The annual athletic field day Of
 Plant A of the New Departure
 Manufacturing company will be held tomorrow afternoon at Muzzy field, starting at o'clock. A handsome silver cup will be awarded as a tro- phy to the department which amasses the most points in the meet. Valuable prizes will also be given the winners in the following events:
 Mile run for men, 1o0-yard relay for men. 44-yard dash for girls.
 half-mile relay for men, 75-yard