The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-03
IURRENC CTON
MOTORCYCLISTE IS
 HURT IN CRASH
Pedestrian Hit By Auto - Woman Falls From
 Ladder

Amotorcyclist and a pedestrian
 suffered injuries in accidents here yesterday, according to reports on z file at the police headquarters. John Sugarek 22, of 15O Oak ave- nue, is a patient at the Charlotte Hungerford hospital, suffering with head injuries as a result Of
 an accident while riding his mo-
 torcycle, He attempted to avoid !, a collision with an automobile in the south end of the city yester- { day, but his motorcycle skidded : and turned over and Sugarek was thrown to the ground. He was Z quickly rushed to the Charlotte Hungerford hospital where his in- : Juries were treated. Officer Peter Z Bourquin investigated for the po- lice. Robert Hilderbrand, of 56 Taylor street, suffered bruises s about the legs and hands when he , was hit by an automobile operated 2 by Herbert Neal, Washington, at { the corner of South Main and AL bert streets. He was taken to a sphyslcian where his injuries were { treated.
 ! Royal J. Williamson, City Hall anu lonL phSSChbOi5 Vo- caped injury yesterday morning sswhen his car skidded on Main street after being hit by another ear, hit the curbing and turned sover on its side. According to a sreport on file at the police head iquarters, car driven by John C.. ]. Benway, 539 South Main street, !. .traveling north on Main street near Dawes avenue, attempted to pass tWilliamson's machine, also going north. The front wheel of the sBenway car locked, causing it to lswerve on the wet pavement and scrash against the left side of the other car, which skidded against sthe pavement and overturned Both scars were considerably damaged. sOfficer Harry Copley investigated
 Tor the police. No arrests were
 made.
 z 4 car driven north on Main sstreet by George Dayberth. 65 Eastwood road, collided with q .parked car in front of IA Main 7street, according to a report filed lin police headquarters by Officer sAnthony Werner. who investigated. Frank Oakes was the owner of the automobile which was parked in rtEOiIL OL HIS IeSIueIltt. DUH iuu- schines were damaged.
 Arm Broken in Fall
 ! Mrs Anna Blythe, mother of Mrs Nellie Hoysradt of 35 Taylor street, fell off step ladder while she was hanging curtains at her home yes s.terday. She was taken to the Charlotte Hungerford hospital Arhere it was found that her arm
 was fractured. At the hospital the fracture was reduced and she was later taken back to her home.
 D. A. R. Bridge Party ! lIarana Norton Brooks. Chapter ID. A. K. calls attention to the an snual bridge party to be held in sMasonic hall tomorrow afternoon lat 2:3O o'clock. The chapter has sgreatly appreciated the generous ppatronage of the public in former syes IFS. Bridge players represent ing many local clubs have attended anu the occasion has always been .a pleasant and friendly one. The in charge promises this sycar's to be equally enjoyable. sThere will be bridge and contract .priges. Playing will begin at about .3 o'clock. Everyone is invited to .this bridge party and is assured sof 6 pleasant afternoon.
 BRIEFS
 { ,Tbe members of Harmony Tenn .ple, P. s., will meet this afternoon
 at 2:30 D. m. to sew for the Char
 1otte Hungerford hospital. daughter was born yesterday to MT san6 Mrs Carlton Friend at the Charlotte Hungerford hospital. : 4 son was born at the Charlotte sHungerford hospital yesterday to MT and Mrs Vincent Hotchkiss of West Cornwall. Dorothy Hapgood has returned ito her home on Holley place from .the Charlotte Hungerford hospital swhere she was a pneumonia pa tient. It is reported that she IS 'well on the way 10 recovery.