Gladstone v. State

—Per Curiam.

On the clear morning of Monday, March 16, 1959 claimant, en route to his employment in Danbury, Connecticut, was driving his motor vehicle in a northerly direction on New York State Route 22. His testimony was that as he neared, at a speed of 25 miles per ham-, a curve in the highway bending to the right — found by the trial court to have been of moderate are — he encountered a patch of ice upon which the vehicle skidded to its left, penetrated guardrails located on the opposite or westerly side of the rdad and continued down an embankment for some distance. From a judgment of the…