New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1929, Page 11

i IGE TRUCK HITS CHILD, 3, AT PLAY Little Lad at Hospital With Fractured Collar Bone Leo Gattino, street, wi three, 418 Burritt taken to the New Brit- ain General hospital at 4:15 Mon- day afternoon after he was run over by the truck driven by Joseph Recck, 466 East street in the rear of 444 Burritt street. At the hos- pital it was found that the fered a fractured collar hone sible fractured rib and the head Recck was delivering ice at Burritt street, Sergeant P, Avay ascertained when he gated the accident. The truck was driven to the rear of the house then backed up for a few feet. The Iriver felt a slight bump, stopped, and @ man in the next yard shouted. e driver of the truck then went back to the rear of the truck and suw the boy lying where he had been hit by the machine. While the other man carricd the boy into the house, Recck called Dr. A. L. Avit- Wle who attended the lud and or- »d him to the New Britain Gen- cral hospital for cxamination. Cars Serape in West End lad suf- a pos- bruises on 144 Me- T |the window at 113 Hartford avenue | | | I investi- | Fenders and hub caps scraped when the cars of Joseph Parillo, 59 Newficld avenue and Louis Raifa, Hartford, Lrushed cach other on West Main street at 4:30 Monday :fternoon on West Main street be- tween Sherman court and Curtis trect Both cars were going west on | West Main street states Ofticer James M. McCue in his report Ltaffe tried to pass Parillo, and the cars sc s the damage was slight, cod to settle the matter between themse Driver Hits Bicycle and Rurs Policz of New Rritain are look- ing of a hit-skip driver who ran into the bicycle being ridden by 12, who reported to William (. Hart Mon- afternoon that an auto had struck his bieycle near the corner of Curtis and Broad streets When the driver the hoy, the fror beyele on which he broke, throwing him to th hurting his leg. The car, to Chief Hart by the lad, Iu h & black top. Londed Sedan Struck Iour small children and a mothar with an infant child in her rms narrowly escaped serious in- PPolice Chief day the car struck wheel ef 4 ridin ground deseribed was is dark jury 1y evening when the car in which she and her children were riding was crushed by another car driven by Walter Bishop, Berlin turnpike at the corner of Stanley ind Bast Main street, The sedan in which the woman | nd the children were riding, driven | v Lena Bushen, $1 Oak street, was proceeding south on Stanley street | nd was turned completely around, the left side of the car being crushed. Bishop's car, owned by his mothei, Mrs. Josephine Bishop- fack, was going west on Rast Main treet. He sounded bis horn, but he did not see the other car until t was too late to avoid the crash Man'’s Arm Broken When he stepped into the path of by John Henninger, late Saturday 7. 75 Hart- s knocked to the arm broken, He New Britain Gen- as taken to the ral hospital for treatment, where he fracture was sct. Henninger told Officer louis F Harper, who investigated t(he acci- lent, that when Kaley stepped into the path of the car he tried In cvery way to avoid striking the man but could not. With the help of Joseph Bush, 19 Hayes street, he was placed into the car and taken o the hospital. Auto Runs Into Building Confuged when her car ran up mto the curb onto the sidewalk at he corner of Hartford North strect, Anschutz, 32 Crown street, riden, cut wheels sharply to the left, ran across Hartford avenne onto (he cast side- walk and crashed into the building it 111 Hartford Saturday \fternoon. according to the report nade by Officer Anthony Walinozus. Louise Anschutz, 40, her sister, was taken to the New Britain Gen- avenur cral hospital for treatment from shock, but was discharged & few hours afterwards. Miss Anschutz was driving east on North atreet and had just made the turn onto Hart- ford avenue when the accident hap- pened. The officer reported that she made the turn &o short that she ran up onto the sidewalk, and the iecident followed Miss Anschutz was ahout to he irrested for driving without her license, hut when she explained that it was in her pocketbook and that the pockethook was taken from the rear seat of the car, along with $20 or 225, she was relcased. Decause of the crash against the bullding Frightened by a Stubborn Spreading Ras!: Los Angeles, Cal.—“My husband had a rash on his body and after using the usual remedies all but one of the spots healed, but that one was very stubborn. We used every kind of a salve we ever heard of, even prescribed treat- ts, but still the spot spread. of Resinol, and in dee- ion started to usethesozp ad ointment f 1 aected AT of a small jar completely heal (i (Signed)— ER. The quickness with which ol acts in most ceses of skin g lly stopped =t To adopt Resinol Soap for every day toilet use is to keep the skin clear and soft. At all druggists. FREE sample of each. Wril Rzsinol, Dext. 74, Saltimore, 4d. avenue and her | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAT,DLV TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1929. was broken. Hits Ladder On Truck Stopping nls truck without giving the usval warning Albert P. Reevel Danielson, caused Seede Witkins Monroo street to crash into the | ladder sticking from the rear of his truck Saturding on Hart FRESHMAN WEEK AT NEW LONDON part sieeet, v~ |Now Girls {0 Be Shown New | {10 to 11 a. m adviser’s m . (It is recommended office hours Tuesday, Sept. 24 m.—Registration . * formal dancing and bridge. Monday, Sept. 23 I riday, Sept. 20 1:00 a. m. to 4 p [s:30 a. m . Medical and of all freshmen, New | physics Hall |9:00 2. m.—Group I. Assembly in|2:00 Freshmen are | sym. Address by Dr. David Leib be in their rooms to meet their | on the curriculum junior sisters botween 2 and 5 p.| | ports Officer John (B sl Bnee i meniea e JRad van pit0Rg Freshmen will be con- | vestigated the accident, The men | S d . tage of office hours sched- duct rough the library in | settled the small damage between | rToun lflgb “ ;”'“1}”-'1 that |»r«lmwhmu!wwv»« &roups of 25 themselves and no arrests were | be discussed before the day of | :00 p rvice league reception | made. | . | formal registration.) in on House I Collide At Intersection S I’f';:‘\';"‘ i . eshman | 11:00 4. m.—Group 1. Assembly in —— [ Saved fro el arrested fo N O £ CSEMAT | dibrary. Address by Miss Stew- g o | 4 S | years ago at Connecticut College for | sttty 3 e . 2l Jones, 27 Ten Acre road, a_promi- |Your® €9 &% Connectiont Gollege (oF] ibrary Destroyed by Flames | nent real estate deal declared | ) o coming students with their | !2:00 noon—Luncheon in Holmes n City, Md., Sept. § (P—I ‘! that he would not. ' press charges | Gl 1) el S R ear Hall. nown origin destroyed 15 con- | i him, Jrank J. Winnick, | from Wednesday, Sept. 18 to the 1:00 p. m.—Group 1. Medical and rd walk of nr(.l\-m\l, was allowed o g0 from opening of college proper on Wed- Dt al exams K,x(:u}»}‘ll‘ As- n resort early the New Britain police station fol- | nagday, September 25. The program. sembly in gym. Dsychologival causing damage esti lowing an accident which occurred |46 arranged by the committee on tests, 1,000, Aided by fire | at the corner of North and EIM | jreshman week, contains addressee | 50 P m.—Ixcursions by boat \pparatus from seven near- strests Sunday evening by faculty members; physical cx- tround irbor and on lLong the fire was brought under | It was almost an hour before the |ams, tours of the library, me o Island Sou for students, fac. t 2 o'clock af (e haa resulting tangle was cleared up at |with faculty advise Gl e, ulty and their families, and | Been ning for more than an the police statjon. with cnough free time to unpack others connected with the col Upon investigating, Officer Eugene | and arrange rosms. The freshmen lege. A picnic supper will be the flames reached the Kieffer was about to charge Win- have been urged to take part in all served on the steamer. hotel but did no dan of the neck with reckless driving when he |the activities planned for them Saturday, Sept. 21 ure. The section and Mr. Jones shook hands and |since the success of the program de- 9:00 p. ni—House picnics conducled 400 yards north of the agreed to have the matter dropped. pends largely on the participation of by house iors N an damages to the machines being of |all students. The class has been di- | 8:00 P. nm.—Assembly in gym, Ath- t was supposed a minor nature. Earlier in the eve- | vided into two groups to facilitate letic association in charge. started in a sandwich shop. | ninfl, Jones said that Winneck had handling. Sunday, Sept. 22 o become nasty at the time of the ac- | The schedule in detail follows: | 11:00 w11, Religions sor i PIRST GRID PRACTICH | cident. Accompanying Jones to the Wednesday, Sept. 18 ducted by Dr. Paul I ) West Point, N. Y | station house was John C. Loomis, 6:30 p. m.—Dinner in the Thames stein, the college preacher. I'h football pi president of ‘he Commereial Trust Hall refectory. Students of the | 1190 p, m.—Dinner in Eolmes Hull. |year for the Army fo Co., who with Jones at the upper classes who have been in- | .00 p, 3 Assembly in Knewlton cut shert vesterday by ather, time of the accident vited by the committee (o return Hous» A s by Dr. Frank 15 More thun 150 men were in uniform S to the l'nl\r‘n‘v \H\H welcome tne Morris on hat College Really when Coach Bift Jones gave the men % freshman ¢ liss Irene Ny MR el B e Stien Parachute Jumper Dies Heiiiions ire A Facuiiy ASOill speai s MECas G, BT Rtaan 13 e AholfvoTious Near Niagara Cascade on “College History and Ideals.” | ' $:30 p. m duct h mitory House Junio: use m Niagara Falls, N. Y.. Sept. 3§ (P — Thousands of holiday makers suw a parachute jumper fall to his death ctings i on the Canadlan side of the falls. |, Tharscar,ont athie Qanudiniig Windeor, | 4100 . m.—Assembly. Addresses of o AR I iconE B Dy (arin s Bllint wlags i b On e narat president of thy college, jumper, went up 2.700 feet in an M B it airplane. Witnesses said he had ider £ % i trouble getting clear of the plane, |, o0 inawhenkhel fnally dropned i inal o f Tl BEORElSOEE S parachute failed to open. He fell e Rah B A e Sa v Eal into a fleld at Niagara-on-the-Lake, el 11 et O o . z Ont., which is across the river from L Nonderful discovery brings to sufferers the most | Youngstown, N. Y., where his para-1 .00 p 'm.—Group 1. Address by powerful starch digesting enzyme chute jump was to have been the i Miss Ran Medical and $:30 p. m in gym feature of u Labor Day celebration POLO TEAMS MEET ducted by upper clasmen for x I”’"{'le v Westbury. N. Y. Sept. 3 (UP)— freshmen, faculty and their fam- atsoismoctandicleanty 0 bl 0 Indigestion John Hay Whitney's Greentree polo ilic It rainy, in Knowlion CIDINE 15 SHE ONLY PERRECT, MODERN, ANTT Sour Stomach e A 1 HICH IS COMBINED WITH JAPT powerful sta o team will meet Tommy Hitchcock's Salon. “stant—it dipests 800 times i ts own weight of pure potato st . Sunds Point four in the second ) p. m.—Assembly in gym. Ad- utes. Your stomach descrves protection. ACIDINE gi Sick Headacke round of tae Natfonal Open champ ses by Miss Constance Gr \ meat and starch digestant, anti-acid and carminative bey AcidRheumatism ionships ac Meadow Brook club on {HoiDnSton FOHIorinehtiGn ) S riners: S50 Hine o e stomms Shanaint el mariraeat o) P Ssturday Greentree swamped Old of the Student Government Asso- ther, children and babies, Used and tecommended by pl A Aiken yesterday, 19 to 10, while ciation, Elzabeth Metzger, 1931, arywhere. Money back guarantee. At all drugg Head Colds Sands Point heat the British Iast- | of Puinesville, Ohio, president of ree Uy Taeata Tt MIE B N RS colt tean. Saturday the junior class, and Miss Julia 3 . o s Warner, alumnae trustec of the READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS college. The meeting will ad- 1'OR BI journ to Knowlton e physica) exams. Tea in quadrangle con faculty rs will con- n each dor- Group 11 ver fails torelieve safely, surely ACID: alon for in- Check Your READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Sales and Service FRANK P. McNAMARA Park and Elm Streets ew Britain N New Britain Telzphone 2110 ME Year Ago—- Szptember 1, 1928, we as- sumad the REQ dealership for New Britain and 20 September brings cur First Anniversary 3 the REO Dealer in this territory. . We Thank Youl! The past twelve months have been a very satisfactory business pcriod with me. Earle M. Taber, president and general manager of RUSSELL P. 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