The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-02

Week end accidents in Water bury resulted in injuries to 12 per- sons, none of whom were hurt seri- ously. Seven automobile mishaps injured nine people, while three other accidents were reported.
 The most seriously hurt victim of the holiday weekend toll was Charles Dodds, of 20 Case avenue, Winsted, who received 8 severe head injury Saturday night when his machine struck parked car on Grove street. Dodds was first be- lieved to have fractured skull, but X-rays failed to show any an injury. He suffered number of decorations about the face and forehead. St. Mary's hospital re- ported this morning that his con- dition was good and that his name was not on the danger list.
 Miss Anuna Miscavage, 20, of 31 Rosemont avenue, passenger in Dodds' car crashed into a vehicle minor cuts at Waterbury hospital and then sent to her home.
 According to the police report, Dodds' car crasehed into a vehicle parked near the Gloria apartments on Grove street. The parked ma chine was one owned by John O. Cornell of 3 Irving Place, Bristol.
 Another Saturday night accident sent Mrs. Joseph Dellacamera of White road to Waterbury hospital for treatment. She was thrown against the windshield when the car driven by her husband, stop ping on East Main street, was hit from behind by an automobile driven by Kenneth Kaiser of High street, Thomaston. Detectives Jo- seph Bendler and John Calvin in- vestigated.
 Wolcott authorities yesterday re- leased on bonds Frederick E. Green, 59, of Brewster, N. Y., charged with driving while under the influence of liquor as a result of a crash which sent woman passenger to St. Mary's hospital. Greens car hit tree in Wolcott, injuring Mrs. Fred Magnuson, 2 Oak street, also of Brewster, the passenger. She did not enter St. Mary's hospital until yesterday morning. She was resting comfort ably at the hospital this morning.
 Multiple cuts and bruises about the face and head were suffered by Francis Neville, 30, of 149 Madison street, passenger in car which he did not know was stolen. He told police that he was offered a ride by stranger. The car crashed into a tree on the Wolcott road early Sunday mornng, but the driver had disappeared when au- thorities began to investigate. The machine turned out to be the prop erty of Frank Long of 20 Coen street, Naugautck. It was badly damaged. Neville is being treated at St. Mary's hospital.
 An accident resulting in bruises and shaking-up for Daniel T. Far rington, ST., Saturday night was reported yesterday at the police station. The prominent local resi- dent was struck and knocked down as a car operated by John J. Mo- Ian of R. F. D. 3, this city, swung into the State street entrance of APs Tire Shop. Dr. P. J. Brennan treated MT. Harrington and then allowed him to go to his home.
 Emmett Murtha, of 9S Olive street, Naugatuck, and an unnamed passenger in his car were slightly injured when the machine skidded into a hydrant at Baldwin and Piedmont streets yesterday morn ing. The two were given first aid treatment by pr. Vincent T. Shea. The driver told police that his car skidded on the wet pavement as he applied his brakes when he was nearing the intersection.
 A man who gave his name as Fred Carsella, was hurt when two cars collided at Washington street and Sylvan avenue yesterday after noon at 2 o'clock. John Snozzo of 3S Young street and William Ray mond of White Plains road, Trum- bull, were the operators of the cars