The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27

in which inc was riding struck 0 telephone pole near 800 East Main street early yesterday morning. Tho driver of the car, Albert II. Reihl, 2i, of 20 Myrtle avenue, was arrested on Q reckless driving charge. Spell. mans condition is not serious.
 Skull Fracture Feared
 4 possible skull fracture was suB. tained by Frank shubach, 2i, Of N Congress avenue, when hlS car skIdded on an icy highway i1ear Tranquility station in Middlebury yesterday morning. The cAr climbed c small embankment and struck . pole. A passing fnotorist took @hus bach to Waterbury hospital.
 Police made more than . dozen arrests for violations of the motor vehicle law Friday night, Saturday and Dunday. The SnoWBtorfn Friday left in It's wake icy and slippery highways, causing Q number of co. cidentS.
 Four Car Collision
 4 fotir-car collision ct South Main and Eagle streets early Friday night resulted in the arrest of John Bur- ton, 27, of YonkerS, N. Y., on c charge Of driving under tho inifu. once of liquor. Occupants Of tho four vehicles escaped serious Injury.
 Jerry ?. Shea, 3i, of lb2 Mast Liberty street, Was arrested after his car ran into c parked automobile, owned by George Kaziunas of Mid- dlebury, on Mitchell avenue, Friday night.
 Joseph Deinan, 50, of 07 Cherry street, suffered c back injury gatur. day when the car in which he was riding was struck by another ma. chine ct South Main and Union streets.
 Police reported several other minor accidents over tho holidays.
 14 Died Tn Conn.
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 Violent deaths claimed tic lives of fl persons in Connecticut over the Christfiias holiday weekend.
 Twelve persons were killed by au- tofnobiieg, and two men, heads Of families, committed suicide.
 Mrs. fnez eteinkuhier, q, Spring. field, Mawy was injured fatally when the car in which she was rid. ing collided head.on with another ct East Hartford.
 William D. Morrison, 70, Bridge. port, was killed instantly when he was struck by Q car near hb homo.
 Louis Dagyura, 20, Patrick petrus celii, 24, and Joseph giEenSky, 70, oil Of Bridgeport, were injured fate aiiy in . WeJtport accident.
 William Holland, 90, Shelton, died Of injuries suffered when nc fell from 6 truck ct Derby.
 Quebec C0upIe Died
 MT, and rs. Charles c. LABlAiic, elderly Chenevlile, Quebec, couple, were injured fatally when tho car jn which they were riding coilided with another ct Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Blanche 0efo, %, was Killed instantly when struck by c cor near her Bantam home.
 Miss Elmira DaugnAulte, DD, Woonsocket, M r. was injured fats ally when Gte was struck by c Caf while crossing . New Haven street.
 Mrs. Helen 0FiergOn, O7, Hartford, died Of injuries suffered in . Dec. i6 automobile accident.
 Burned 10 Death
 Russell 7. Holohan, 2i, Middle. town, Was burned to death when fliG car eatiRi9k fire. i1oaGlblv fR0ia c lighted cigarette.
 Arthur J. BFeauit, %, killed hiIn- self with . shotgun blast if his Mansheld home while his two chil. dTen, fl and 5 years old, played with theif new Christmas toys.
 James r. Hhaniey, 50, Shelton, killed himself, according to the medical examiner, by sIashilg his throat with . razor. J1e leaves his widow Afld two children,
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 Violent death cut short the Christmas fIerTytnaking Of more than 800 persons iil tbe United States despite c j1atl0fsWlde cam. DaJEii for safety end q warning from PgeeIdent Roosevelt
 4 national survey showed today ti1at s2e lives were joet--in tEafilc accidents, murders, suicides, acOIs dental giIootiaeg, tkaitI oiId aigplelie crashes, ai1d tyOsscnlliGe,
 ofaclais Of the National Safety