New Britain herald., 1915-07-28

body and the left hand of MT. Bald- win was cut. No medical attention was necessary. One of the front lights of the machine was smashed and the windshield was broken. The framework on the car was badly dnnl- aged.
 According to NIT. Baldwin the acci- dent seems incxplaina ble. He had driven the car to the American Paper Goods factory to convey his two daughters hon1. from work. On the way home Miss Nettie, who is just learning to drive the machine, cx- pressed the wish of taking the wheel. They were gliding down the hill near the church when a. wagon was per- ceived approaching. This, must have upset the driver as she lost control and the machine crashed through the fence tearing up two poles. MT. Bald win said that at the time of the ac- cident the car was only proceeding at rate of about five miles an hour.
 May Have Fractured Hip.
 While purchasing in the Besse-Le- land store in New Britain this morn :. ing Mrs. Oliver Kent of Kensington slipped and fell on the floor. She was assisted to her feet complaining of 9 severe pain in her left hip.
 She was conveyed to the New Bri- tain hospital where it is feared that she has fractured her hip. pr. c. J. Hart took an ex-ray of the bone and 1t will be determined by tomorrow if such is the case. Mrs. Kent has been spending the past week with her brother MT. Wilcox in New Britain. Will Debate Tnn1uht
 After number of delays the long l anticipated debate between the East Berlin Debating society and the Crom- l well Debating team will take place at o'clock this evening in the Meth odist church at Hast Berlin. The
 East Berlinites will uphold the af- l f1rmative on thes. question to be dis cussed which is Resolved That Cap ital Punishme ent Should Be Abolish ] ed.'
 Royal Morse. Jarvis Dowd and Mill ! ton Gaines compose the East Berlin team. The dfsputants have been dili- lgentlyfstudying theirs respective parts
 and expect to carry away the llaurels. I B. ". Mildrum will be the judge from East Berlin and second judge will be. chosen from Cromwell Rev.
 Samuel A. sFiske, pastor of the, Berlin Congregational church, will be the third judge and is to be absolutely neutral.
 Still Search For Missing Boy. I Still thinking that Lawrence Fran sen, the fourteen years old son of MT.
 and Mrs. Frank Fransen of Beckley
 who aisappeared from his work a
 week asp Monday noon and has not I been sseem or heard from since, has
 become lost in the surrounding woods I a party made of youthful companions
 of the. boy and neighbors, seached all
 day yesterday for him in the locality
 about his home. No trace of him was
 found.
 The theory that young Franser ! might have run away from home re I.ceived a brighter aspect today swher 1t was learned that on the morning Of his appearance his father had
 reprifnanded him quite severely fol
 some petty rnisbehavior The boy
 evidently did not take well to being l upbraided for he left his home tha1 ! morning in a very sullen manner. q Mrs Fransen the mother of the Z. missing youth scoffs at the suggestion
 that Lawrence has left home. She declares that ,she is positive that hel
 boy would never. entertain such ar
 idea, as # 4 Employes at the connley brickyard z where the young Fransen was en1 i ployed as a pallet boy before his dis. appearance, form in squads each eve. ming and. augmented by the boys oi 2! the neixhborhood conduct a systema.