New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1926, Page 3

SEVEN ARE HILLED BY FUNES OF GAS Tragedy Occurs in Belmo.m. Mass., Apartment House | Cambridge, Mass., Feb. 1 (P The deaths carly today of five-yenr-old | 1 and his little sister, the toll of death ! ning tragedy in en, Two entire fam. | Mes wers d out when fumes | from a | g gas log flled the | Lome of Willlam Hollan! | The dead William Holland. Mrs, William Holland, Daniel Holland, of Dor- chester, a brother of William; Mrs Danjel Hol) orge L. Dwelley of Dorche & and Gladys Hoiland, ¢ The tra Duwelley's s ter, Drwel fel Holland Eelmont fc d Mr. and Mrs, Da 1 Dorc and late yesterday they visited William and his wife 1ep them arrang: their belongings in their apartment into which they had moved Their failure to return last night, as t} kad planned, 1 Giror hia sister to iny teday. When they er they ster Just lom: v and Ig tered the apartinent lead on the 1on a was iren ound th 1's wife rent a bre them outside A, Devaney D o leaky heater, in h glving out poisono eymed most of th emall rooms, crow LAYMAY THARKED FOR HIS ADVICE, gas’and monoxide poisoning The opinien, besides gas fimes, con- o g in the | with hiumans. | Tfi[t Rppieciates Assistance of (harles F. 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