The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-20
Name Of 5-Year Old
 Girl On Danger List
 AtSt. Mary's Hospital
Operator of Truck Involved in Mishap on South Main
 Street Held By Deputy COrOner-Pedestrian Run Down on TOrrington Highway Critically Injured

I company by a car driven by a Wa terburian.
 Driver Held
 St. Mary's hospital authorities to. day reported the condition of the Coviello girl unchanged. She was struck by Q truck owned by the Dia- inond oil company and driven by Emil Larointe of Woodtick road, who was arrested on charge of violating the motor vehicle laws. La pointe was freed under bonds of S1,000 by Deputy Coroner Walter w. smyth after questioning.
 According to the deputy coroner, the girl and her parents were ct 6 gas station ct i6i6 South Main street while Q flat tire on the car was being fixed. Carmella strayed onto the main highway leading to Naugatuck when she was struck and dragged by the truck. She was taken to the hospital, unconscious, by her brother, Frank CoViello, and examined by pr. Edward Kirsch- baum. According to hospital author. ities the child had Q possible frac- ture of the pelvis and other injuries. LaPointe said he was driving be- tween 90 and 36 miles an hour when the girl walked into the path of the truck. Captain William Duggan and Motor Patrolman Thomas J. Red- ding investigated for police.
 Ryan Investigates
 At Waterbury hospital this nor ming Wright was reported still on the danger list. He was struck by c car driven by George Boinay, of 476 Watertown avenue, this city. Officer James P. Ryan of Thomaston, who investigated, said Boinay told him the lights from 0 car coming in the opposite direction had impaired his vision and that he did not see Wright walking along the road. The man was cut from 0 door handle on 4oinay's car and suffered 0 frac- tured skull, compound fracture of the nose and fractured wrist pr. Harold J. Curran Of Thomaston gave Wright emergency treatment. officer Ryan said he did not know the man, who Is believed to be c transient.
 Mrs. Brock Pemherton, of l2o East 67th street, New York city, was treated ct Waterbury hospital at 3 o'clock this morning for an injured ankle sustained in an automobile collision In Middlebury, according to hospital authorities. Mrs. Pemberton Is believed to have been 6 passenger In one of two cars which collided near the home of Dr. Edmund J. Ab- bolt, east of Lake QuaSsapaug. Both cars were badly damaged ,and the other car, according to the motor vehicle department records, Is reg istered in the name of Mrs. Helen Carney of 1o2 Highland avenue.
 Bethany Collision
 Peter Moisan, about 36, of 0i Un- ion street, this city, was taken to St., Marys hospital early last night with lacerations of the head and shoulder sustained in an auto accident In Cheshire. George Brennan, 3i, of ieS Meadow street, Naugatuok, was admitted to Waterbury hospital early yesterday morning for injuries suffered In Q collision In Bethany caused by the fog. He was treated by pr. charles Kennedy of Nauga- tuck for @ laceration of the chin and possible jaw fracture.
 Struck and slightly injured by Q truck owned by the Southern New England Ice company and driven by John Y. Boyce, Hope Borelli, {, of 3 sixth street, was admitted to St. Mary's hospital for treatment Satur. day. Boyce said the child stepped into the street while he was driving north on South Leonard street and was struck by his right front fender. Patrolman Joseph McEvoy reported the accident.