New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
AUTO TURNS OVER,
 TWO ARE INJURED
Woman Struck by Skidding Ma
 chine After First Accident

Chance played part in bringing good fortune to Mrs. Timbell aged about 55, whose address was no, obtained by the police, when she es- capped injury after being pinned be- tween two cars involved in an acci- dent on the Hartford road, near Gil- let's corner, at 1:U5 o'clock Thurs day morning.
 Hollie Godfrey of 6O Prospect street was driving south on Hartford road when his car skidded and crashed sideways into telephone pole and turned over. A car came along moment later and the oc- Cupants got out 10 see if they could assist the two persons in the over tErucd car Mrs, Timbell was stand ing near the overturned auto when d machine driven by John E. Andrews Of l4S4 Stanley street slddrd ill the same spot and pushed Mrs. Tim bell against the other car and held hgr there. She was not injured and was taken away by her friends as soon as they could get into their car and on their way.
 Alr. and Mrs. Godfrey were re- moved to the New Britain General hospital where Mr. Godfrey was found to have q bad gash on his left hand. Several stitches were taken and h. remained in the hospital over night. while Mrs Godfrey re turned 10 her home. She was not .nigreI.
 At 5 o'clock yesterday morning two cars shidIed together at Russ win road and West Main street. Francis Clyues of 17o North street was going south on EussHin road whom his car began 10 skid as he came onto West Main street. II bumped into a car driven Ky kasmir GHcularak of 1S& Broad street, who vas also having some difficulty in getting @ firm grip upon the slipper snow. Both machines were slightly damaged, but tho drivers were un. hurt.
 Boy Coasts Under Auto
 Two accidents were reported at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. one at Hartford avenue and Spring street and the other at Clark street, near North avenue. In the latter, stan ley Davis, :, or 4s5 Main street. while coasuug down Clark street hill, could not control his sI'd and ran, Iead-on, beneath an automobile owned by T. r. E.gan Of -s Hazel street. Hartford. which was parked n.ar f. Clark street, Tho boys had struck the exhaust pipo and st .It nas made in the skin rom the lore head 10 the end Of the nose. He was removed to the hospital and St r. cr@ stitches were taken in tho cut,
 Another accident at I o'clock WAS | collision due 10 slippery streets. Cars driven by John Suubran ot B spring street and Gerald Hartigan of G7 Hartford avenue met while eaca uas uay,lue slowly, and the bump CTS and mudguards OH the front Of ,agl marhn- were daUaseI
 EIamc5 Binding Lights
 Roland Phelps, le, ot &3 Carlton ~-r,ot. helper on light delivery truck. Was cut and bruised when the truck, driven by H,rIey Stithen ot fl Carlson street. struck a CAT driven by Morris Friedman Of 77 . Dewey street, while tho truck Was relng driven from West Main street into Wakefield court. Friedman was arriving east on West Main street and ao declared to 1ne police that sud- .cuIy the other machine made turn .a aont ot him into Wallc'i'.d court, iu.Ir- ua- treated Jy Dr. D@EI r. 
 sri,heu reported he Vas blind .d by tur headlights OH the other car and thought he had plenty oi room in ahch 10 cut into the court, where h. Was to make q delivery. Onioer John Dolau investigated and