Greenwich Man’s Death Declared An Accident
The death of Harry Browns, aged years, in Greenwich on July 31 was ruled accidental with no blame attached to driver William Roberts of Brooklyn. Deputy Coroner Henry Stevenson delivered the verdict after a inquest held yesterday in Greenwich. Brown was riding his motorcycle down Putnam Avenue when Roberts’ car approached.
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Henry ©. Stevenson
Accident at Enllisio Scene Causes Fatalities
Testimony describes an incident at the scene where the signal was given to proceed. Brown sustained a compound fracture of the right leg in the crash with a Brooklyn car and was taken to Greenwich hospital where blood poisoning developed and he died on August 8.
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Greenwich Hospital
Coroner to Probe Death of Boy by Train
Deputy Coroner Henry C. Steven son to conduct an inquest at 11 this morning in coroner y court on the death of Edward Malisilla age 12 who was struck by a west bound express on Maven road Vila Park. Five boy companions aged 9 to 15 to testify. Monday's fatality marks the fourth railroad accident death within a week.
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Henry C. Stevenson
Church Society to Meet in Chapel Street Parlors
The Ladies Aid society of the German Reformed Church will hold a gathering Thursday afternoon at 1:30 in the church parlors on Chapel Street. After the business meeting, members and friends will be guests of Mrs. William Pechlein, Mrs. John Hohn, Mrs. Henry Gasper, Mrs. Peter Hine, and Mrs. Henry Weber.
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German Reformed Church
Chapel Street
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John Hohn
Henry Gasper
Peter Hine
Henry Weber
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