New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
CAR ONCE WRECKED
 IS SMASHED AGAIN
Runs Against Pole and Is Target
 in Second Accident

Skidding on the trolley tracks in front of GA Pennington avenue about 11:50 o'clock last night, a coupe driven by Frank w. Rund of S1 Dover Roard, West Hartford, crashed against telephone pole and was badly damaged. A few minutes later car driven by Ernest Judson of 47 Grand street skidded in the same place and crashed against the wrecked coupe. which was awaiting the arrival of a tow car
 Officer Clarence Kumm was near by when the first crash occurred and he reported that there were deep ruts along the tracks, which. added to the slippery condition of the rails on account of the rain, made it impossible for Rund to con- trol his car. The damage included the smashing of the right front wheel, bending of the axle, smash ing of the right front fender, be- sides the breaking of the crank case, bending of the fly wheel, front bumper and right headlight. The glass in the right door was smashed to bits and the right side of the hood was bent.
 Rund was driving in southerly direction and Judson was driving in the same direction. When his sedan struck the coupe it added a dent to the rear fender and damaged one end of the rear bumper of his car. Rund told Officer Kumm he would not look to Judssn to pay for the denting of the fender, in view of the great damage result ing from the crash against the pole. Neither driver was injured.
 Carl Anderson of 2 First street and John Pielvaszewski of Al Allen street were driving north on lain street about 11:30 o'clock lSt night, the latter in a truck, and Anderson started to turn into .hurch street.-the bumper on his ar caught the, reflector on the truck, causing slight damage. Off, ficer Maurice Flynn reported no cause for police action.
 Shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, John M. Fay of 153 Zion street, Hartford, was waiting for the traffic light to change at Hartford avenue and North street and AL bert Jiontonio, 6, of 364 Elm street ran from the curb and bumped against the right front fender of his car and was knocked down. His father came along a little later and on Pays advice took the boy to a physician. Officer James K. Kelly reported no cause for police action.
 Shortly after Il o'clock last night James R. Brewer of Il Benham street, Forestville, was driving north on Smalley street and stopped to let a car owned by S. Helen Phillips of Maple street, Kensington, pass. Richard P.~Moffat of Kensington was driving Miss Phillips car and when he applied the brakes it skid Brewers car. Officer James Sullivan reported that both cars were dam aged.
 A roadster was struck and dam aged about the left front fender and hub cap by a car going north on Hartford avenue. near Winter street, shortly after II o'clock last night. Officer Daniel J. Cosgrove witnessed the crash but could not catch the registration of the offend ing car, which did not stop.
 After his automobile had struck Frank St. Mary, 5, of 60 Cherry street, near his home, Domenic An deri of 64 Cherry street, picked him up and drove him to the office of Dr. Vincent F. Mendillo to have his injuries attended. In the meantime, the boys mother had become hys- terical, not knowing where he had zone.
 Detective Sergeant P. J. O'Mara, Investigating the accident, learned that the boy had run into the road way and Anderi had no chance to avoid running into him. The boy sus- tained a fracture of the wrist and other injuries.