New Britain herald., 1922-08-15
FREDERICK SPENCER INJURED AT. WORK Is Taken to the Hospital for
 Treatment
 NO N. Y. CHILDREN HERE
Fred Wright Returns From Hospital After Having Baen Hurt in Automo- bic Crash-Grange Will Not Meet Tonight-Lowry Fa1iil, Reunion.

pIAC &EuSb- VI III .Not NIect
 Tonight-Lowry Fa1iI, Reunion.
 Frederick Spencer of West Main street, owner of the sPlainvile Hard ware company on Whiting street, was taken to the New Britain hospital this morning following an accident which occurred at the home Of James Eaton of West Main and Canal streets.
 MT. Spencer is suffering from pos sibIe fracture or break of the right ankle. The extent of his injuries can not be ascertained until an X-ray pie ture is taken
 Mir. Spencer was repairing the fur mace in the cellar of Mir Eatons home. It Is not known exactly how the injury happened, but according 10 the story of Minton Norton. part ner of Mir Spencer, it appears that a large piece of casting from the fur mace fell on the member
 Mr Spencer was assisted by Mir. Eaton when he called for aid and a hurry call was sent for Dr. J. N Bull, who rushed him to the hospital i This Is the second accident Mir. Spencer has had in a short time. II was only little while ago that he i fell through the plate glass window ! in the store while repairing the ceil- i ing He received many cuts and bruises from the falling glass.
 Fred Wright Home
 Fred Wright of Central square. who | ;,,;, ,, the night of August 6, has returned from the New Britain hospital where ne was treated for his injuries i Mir. Wright has a very sore back and it is impossible for him 10 bend. His injuries. which at first were be- lieved to have been fatal, consisted of mostly sprains and bruises. ell is still under the doctors care and will be some weeks before he can resume his work.
 Harry Rosenberg, aged nine years. son of Meyer Rosenberg, of 233 North street, New Britain, who was in the automobile owned by Edward w. Wicke of West Main street which fea- tured in the crash, has also been dis charged from the hospital The boy had a broken arm.
 Wright disclaims the charge pre- sented against him by Wicke, that he had no light on his carriage at the time. The local man says that he was driving on the right side of the street going towards Southington. There were three automobi coming in his direction from New Britain and it was l, clo l,t Ticly trio tn pass. In doing so. he insists he cut over the road to the left hand side and collided with Wright.
 The horse, which had to be killed, had only been owned by the Plain vile man two weeks and the rubber tired carriage had been purchased but a day or so before.
 Trmbull Vacationists
 The following employees of the Trumbull Electric Manufacturing company are now enjoying their an nual vacation of one and two weeks.
 Gertrude Thomas, Selma Olson. Vera McNessa Ruby Miller, Gertrude McGibhons, J. c. North O. Rider, Lewis L. Brastow and William Vance.
 No Grange Meeting Tonight The members of the Grange have been notified that there will be no session this evening, as the regular meeting has been omitted.
 On Friday night, they will tourney to Bristol where they will be the guests of the Bristol Grange at a Neighhor's night. A program will be he'd and the local grange will supply a numbep for this.
 The members expecting to attend will leave on the 7;25 o'clock Bristol trolley A number have signif1ed their intentions of going and all plan