Bad Light, BJSEZ: and T
Bad Curb Entered Into
Fatal Accident of Sunday
Dr. Wadsworth. Called As Witness Before Coroner In
Probe of Mrs. Skndovitz's Death in South Main
St.-—Victim Wore Black Dress and Wasn’t Seen
By Driver of Car.
Decision was reserved by Coroner
John J. Photon. liridcuvort. at
\ the close of tho inrr-ost yesterday
, afternoon. conducted into the doalh
0! Loan Bltudovltz. til. 9 Burn” av-
onus. ruck and killed by an auto-
ntobts opurutud by Mrs. Martha
Swans. Doll Island. tn South Main
street. utu‘ly Sunday owning.
Varlous witnesses brought out
the [act that the niaco tn Wlllt'll the,
accident occurred “an very dark at.
tho time and that the road was in.
a bad condition.
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Tho llrst witness to lillitt the stand
2 was Medical Examiner Tracey. who
Mtlflcd that ho cxull-lllt'd Mrs.
. Bhutlm‘tta attcr she What brought to
tho Norwalk houpltai llllll that ha
i found her suffering it'om cruantnu
‘ injuries to the right side oi‘ the
chest. punctured right lung. trueiuru
or right to: beiou the kin-e and
severe shock. She died to minutes
after being admitted to the hospital.
Motorcycle Policeman t'l‘lll'lt‘a
Thorpe went to the scene shortly
alter the accident happened and
lound Mrs. Sandovitz about to be
placed in the ambulance. He stated
that the street lights at that point
were about- 250 feet apart and that
It was very dark there. He piae~
of. Mrs. Swaru under arrest on the
technical churgo ot Iliuttsluuglilul.
Latinas Theriauh. I“ South alum
street. foreman tor the Lockwood
Manufacturing company. was in his
home and heard the brakes at an
automobile being applied atid some-
one calling for help. Win-n he
reached the sldowaik he found Mrs.
Ewart: and her daughter Mllrll‘l C.
Ewart: running up and down .ho
sidewalk in a lrantic eondltlon.- the
attention was attracted to the auto-
mobile and he proceeded to remove
the body or Mrs. Skudoyiiz frotn
beneath the machine. llo was as-
ststod by Dr. Alvin Wadsworth.
It was necessary for litr. Therlault
to lot of! the emergency broke as
the rear left wheel was holding the
body under the machine. llu said
that the brake was on hard. He
brought out the fact that it was
very dark in that ~ectlon at the Limo
of the accident.
H. heard Mrs. Ewart: inform Ser
[cant Frank llayntcnd titnt she was
driving about 20 miles an hour at
the time of the accident.
Muriel C. Swartz who was rldlrg
tn the rear seat of the machine on-
oratrl by her mother was sot-xetted
that she did not remember a great
that about what happened. one did
n'i. nee Mrs. Skudovltz before the
machinastruck her and estimated
the speed of the car a. about 2')
miles per hour.
Light, “out! and Curb Bad
Dr. Wadsworth was passing the
ace-no of the accident hid painted
Mr. ’t'heriault in removing Mra
Shudovlts from under the machine.
He said that'lt was very dark and
that Mrs. Skudovlts was dressed in
black and was a Very hard object
to see. Ho didn't th'nk that the c; r
was going very faJt as the rear
wheel had not passed over the body.
i He stated that the street lights in
that section were bad. the road was
1. bad and the sidewalk and curb bud.’
"he didn't think that Mrs. Skudovitz
was dragged by the mnghlne be-
cousothero were no marks on the
highway.
Mrs. Swat-ts was In a very ner-
vous state on the witnesa stand and
it was necessary for (‘oroner Phtrlan
to force her testimony frpm her.
She said that she was going about
20 miles per hour and did not see
Nra. Skudovtts until she was about
two feet from her. She applied her
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too—Flat hula-mu presentation.
filo—ulna quartet.
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anti—Ruth Gallon, contrailo.
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moo-Cunnlnmnm's Orchestra and
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~—Jt-\tl.«it ‘I‘ ll‘l'l‘t'Kllllon.
.‘..~gh .nt Wrong songs
“- I' \\'t 0' k 'tl‘."\ t'hit villi.
it':lll|-~t‘0iistitncn (‘nrr. soprano.
8:45--Jnclln of llatmony,
,91lvl'—-ll:tinli llnboltl.
9::lo--»Illlly ltziy. soul-ts.
9:4' ~>llinrh liallon. pianist.
lti;00---“t‘ooltlc," songbird.
10:15 » .i. A. Wiley. atrhlstlor.
10:25 llt'lll) Tomas. songs.
10:15 Allnnco orchestra.
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(lilNELLY’S
So. Nor-walk - Westport
lit-no . ‘l‘Ili/I liI'lll i‘nrroii. soprano.
10:43 -.‘tlt'l‘t|llll- nlid l)0nnclly
\‘230 llmlen l ocrnni: I‘olo inntrh.
It was to Mrs. Theresa It. Werner.
aunt of his former wife, Nataclia
ttuuibora, tlu'tt the late Rudolph
Vamntlno bequeathed about “00.-
000 of his estate. lien in Mrs.
u‘e.uer when she reached New York
in tho Aquitnnln en route to light
for his will In hos Angelou.
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brukea and the car stopped vory
quickiy.
Mrs. Swartz said that it was very
dark at that point and it was hard
It” her to distinguish Mrs. Skuoovlts
lu-t-uusa she was dressed in’ blault.
Judge William F. Tammany of
the “IN firm or Tammany and Con-
mry represented Mrs. Swat-ts and
Judge Nehemiah Camden ol the law
firm at Keogh and Candee repro-
stnted the tsnuly of film. Skudovlta.
Lady llonyw . Hotelier
LONDON (AM— y Hollywood,
England s most extensive hotelier.
has added another hotel to her
string by taking ovor the Angel hotel
included. wntcfiabons uma durum!
the war was used as headquarters of
the l' nlted States Navy for its forces
in the region of the South Wales
coast.
Lady Honywood now controls nine
hotels in this country. three of
which are in London. She personal-
ly surpervised the interior decom-
tlons of the Angel as well as the in.
ternal arrangements.
Not Worth It.
The doctor bad Just been vlsltlng
an Irish patient. and as the man's
wife was showing him out he asked:
"ls pour husband following out
the simple. diet I prescribed ?"
“He is not. sorr." came the reply.
"Ho says he'll not beafter starvtn'
himself to death for the sake of liv-
in' a few years longer."-—'l‘lt-Blts
liondon.
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too-“Fanny."
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