The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-02
One Death Was Left M1 Path OF The Storm
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was due indirectly to the storm, the slippery condition of the street, resulted in the death Of Violet Fal- zone, 8, daughter of Mir and Mrs Joseph Falzone of 100 Union street. She was hit by a car driven by Dianis Grenier of 153 Rosette street. After being questioned by Coroner John T. Monzani, the op- orator was released on his own rec ognizance. The inquest opened this morning and the coroner will an- nounced his decision shortly.
 Grenier reported to the police that he was driving up Union street about 8:30 o'clock when two young children darted from the sidewalk into the street. One stopped quick ly and avoided being hit. The little girl, however, was struck by the side of the machine and suffered a compound fracture of the skull. Patrolman Michael Karpleman, who was on Union street at the time, removed her to the hospital. She died early today without re- gaining consciousness.
 An autopsy was performed by Medical Examiner Dr Edward H.. Kirschbaum, who has informed SOIOHeI MOHZdu4 eo IO IHc CduoO of death.
 A car driven by Alexander Good wine of North Woodbury crashed into a tree near the intersection of Highland and Sunnyside avenues yesterday afternoon. Goodwine suffered severe lacerations about the head and face. His right eye lift was painfully cut.
 Anna Ricciardi, 34, of $40 High land avenue, sustained 8 possible fracture of the skull in 8 collision on Hamilton avenue. The injured woman was a passenger in a car driven by James Burke when 1t was involved in collision with a truck driven by w. w. Worden. Burkes machine skidded into the truck, according to a report made to the police. Miss Ricciardi was taken to St Mary's hospital. x-rays have been taken of her injuries. Paul Ryder, 8, of Al Pleasant street slipped and fell while on his way to school yesterday noon and suffered injuries about tho head. He was taken to the hos pital when he lapsed into uncon- sciousness while receiving treat 'ment.
 A Walnut street bus, as reported in last evenings Democrat, skidded near Catherine avenue and rolled down the hill despite the efforts of Operator Michael Persky to bring the big machine under control. The bus side-swiped and damaged two parked automobiles. No one was injured, but a woman passcn- ger fainted. Captain Richard Leroy and Patrolman Patrick Joyce were passengers in the machine as 1t rolled down Welton street.
 II. w. Desmond of 119 West Main street was the driver of the car, which skidded on West Main street and crashed into a trolley car about noon hour. A car oper- ated by Douglas l.. Pierce of S2 Highland avenue struck and in- jured George Haddad of West Main street near Woodlawn terrace yes terday afternoon. Mrs Edna Wolff 38. of PIP Wood street and Miss Edith Tyrell, of 26 Woodruff street, suffered fractured wrists in falls on ice-coated sidewalks. E, J. Daily of Robbins street was slightly i'm jured when struck by a car driven by Walter Konlagen of G9 Morn- ingside avenues The accident oc- cured on Watertown avenue. A car driven by Walter Smethhurst of 859 Frost road was involved in a collision with a machine driven by Joseph LaPorto of 88 Spring street. This accident occurred near the corner of Brook and Scovill streets.