The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-19
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 Death claimed eight more vic- tins along Connecticut highways over the weekend, increasing the toll to 29 in nine days. Drownings added eight to the fist.
 The campaign of state officials to enfore safe driving was carried into the churches Sunday where clergymen implored parishioners to exercise caution. Newspapers in sev- eral larger cities enrolled motorists in a campaign pledging them to regard the rules of the road as Stat police continue to bear down on speeders and reckless drivers.
 CCC Men Lose Lives
 George Sullivan and James Pierce, East Lyme eco camp mem- bers, lost their lives at Chesterfield when car in which they were rid- ing skidded into another machine operated by John Lettehchiedy, Mystic, climbed an embankment and overturned. Three others, in- cluding Frank Carey, driver of the overturned car, were injured.
 A hit-and-run driver was blamed for the death of Arthur c. St. Jean, 50, Magog, Canada, whose body was found at the side of a highway at Willimantic.
 A skip" driver was sought for the death of John Czel, 10, who was struck near his home at Nor- walk. A struggle for control of the steering wheel of an automobile at Voluntown caused the machine to go out of control and overturn. re- sulting in the death of Miss Jennie Gromko. 19, Norwich. The driver. Teddy Rambush, 22, Salem, said he picked up three CCC camp mem- bers, one of whom tried to wrest the wheel from his hands.
 Three Car Collision
 A three.car collision at New Ha- ven took the life of Walter F.. Blazurkas. who was catipulted from an automobile which rammed milk truck and then collided with another car.
 Frank Kenyon. 5s, Corona. l.. l., died at Middletown from injuries suffered in a smashup Aug 8.
 Emelio Coppola, 27. Brooklyn, N. Y.. chauffer. was killed at Stam- ford when his machine colided with another driven by Mitchell Speigel. Larchmont, N. Y. ... In an attempt to rescue their nephew. Bobby Woodward. II, North Philadelphia, Pa, Archibald W. Sapper and his wife were drowned in Connecticut River at Middlctown. The boy reached shore unassistcd.
 oscar Magnuson, 50, Manchester, fell from boat into Bolton Lake at Bolton and was drowned.
 Winfield Willis. 20. lost his life in Crystal Lake, Ellington, when his boat upset.
 Bathcrs Recover Body
 Bathers recovered tho body of Antonio Nakutis. 50. Waterbury, who drowned in Long Island Sound at Bridgeport while floating a short distance from shore.
 While bathing in Moodus Reser- voir. Louis Tessman, 46, New Bri- tain, was stricken with heart at- tack and drowned before rescuers could reach him.
 Enjoying a holiday before leav- ing with National guard troops for maneuvers at Pine Camp, N. r.. stephen Churma. 22. was drowned in Housatonic River at Seymour when a rowboat overturned.
 Liam Kilson, 72. topplcd from a railroad trestle at Branford and was drowned in Branford river.
 Police sought the identity of a man who died at Mercy hospital, Springfield. Mass. a few hours af- ter he was found unconscious on the bank of Connecticut River at Thompsonville. An empty bottle. labeled Ethyl Alcohol" was found near the body.
 20 In New England
 Boston, Aug. 19--(UP)-Twenty- nine persons died in weekend ac- | cidcnts in New England as thou sands moved to seashore and coun- try to escape 90-degree tempera- lures.
 Sixteen were drowned, 12 were killed in automobile accidents and Lowell boy was fatally injured by an airplane propeller.
 Highways were choked with mo- torists moving at snails pace along arteries leading to beaches. It was estimated that 300.000 persons swarmed Nantasket Beach and an- other S00,000 packed Revere Beach. Names of Drowned | Those drowned: Lawrence Rich, 19, Auburn, Me-, in Taylor Pond at Auburn; Charles s. Searcy, IT, Rox- bury, in Little Five-Mile Pond, Ply mouth: George Donais, 1s, Fall River, in Seaconnet River, Tiverton. R. l.; Jeanette Donais, sister of George, in Seaconnet River; Ben jamin Sacks, 27, Lowell. at Shar- on; Albert Light. 13, Pemaquid, Me, in Boyd Pond. Pemaquid; ; George Carroll. 3S. Maiden, in Swain's Pond. Mclroye and sam uel Landry. 90. Wakefield. at Will mington.
 Killed By Autos Those killed by automobiles: Mrs.