i Irving-»vening? pie. Theispective ut from erms on ife were a hurry 2W York, ny mind the offi-ing him, m decid-lice ser-a strang-mptly as af place to live/’ d somestranger ions chaining is residents security f our lo-jse days linquencysnow.Irvington Folk HurtIn DobbsFerry Crashdati:fiveOiceivfronoraetii$90,1statfourappisimi757.!boa;filccheldiheiT)folk3V1redidenMaAredambrcMr. and Mrs. A. R. William i law, Wang and their son Anton, until j ed 1 recently resident of Irvington, and the‘Misses Patricia and Antoinette Palermo of 88 Main street, Irvington, were all hurt in a crash involving three automobiles at Cedar and Main streets, Dobbs Ferry shortly after II o'clock last Saturday evening.Mrs. Wang was the most serious* j ly injured of the group. She suffered u broken nose and a concus-son of the brain and was removed to the Dobbs Ferry Hospital. Anton R. Wang was treated at the hospital for cuts on the face and lips and Miss Patricia Palermo j A?d was treated at the hospital for | $36,bruises of both knees. Roth Mr.s* . Wang and Miss Antoinette Pa-jsor3 commit I *ermo were badly shaken up but j parl-adminis* r ^ not re(*u*re treatment.: Charles William S. Condon of Dobbs Fer i officers Iry 1 driver of one of the three are miles cars involved in the accident, suf-business-1 *erec* chest bruises and cuts when eight-hour thrown against the steering wheel I ^ ight, Sun-|of ^ car.Accor in g to the report of the 100I cross- i accident made by Patrolmen M. he routine I Perkins and John E. Coffey ofUie-Dubbs Ferry police, Cbndonwas driving his ear east on Cedar street, having just made the turn from Main street, when his car crashed into the side of the automobile operated by Mr. Wang which. was proceeding west on Cedar street. The Wang family had attended the Kiwanis Kapers in the Irvington Town Hall and were on their way to their home at No. 2440 Sedgwick Avenue, the Bronx.The Palermo car, driven by Miss .'Antoinette Palermo made the turn from Main street into Cedar street almost at the moment of the accident and was struck head-on by the rear of the Condon machine which was backing away from the scene of »ts collision with the Wang car.All three automobiles were badly damaged, the Wang car so badly in fact that it could not be oper itcd under its own power and had to be towed away.Xo charges uere preferred by any of the drivers.S;reonuco equipped ccntinuos-t and lane les during ay. In ad-al” duties ■gency po-e hundred* iborly” as* rom tracing n mo* t gas or tten down tmricr the in Irvlng-[ residents f and his any need3!Mecmfr.mmRlt;Irvington which 5 the Po* local force in village * the dou-sick-leave nbers and Aid Pro*current Ivbenefit easeioi10(eniejvcJoThRcA.V$atthe