time; and that she was driving "practically in the center of the street."
She claimed the boy hit the side of her car back of the bumper at the left front fender. She said her car did not travel after the collision; that when the boy hit the car he fell down; that she got out of the car immediately, picked him up, looked around to see if there was someone else in the area but no one was there.
She walked around back of the car, carrying the boy, and then talked with his mother and a Mrs. Rush, who came out about that time from the rear of their homes, on the east side of the street near the scene of the accident. Among other things, she claimedthat the boy's mother said to him, "Danny, I told you you were going to get hit one of these days." At approximately that time a taxicab appeared and Danny, accompanied by his mother, was taken to the hospital.
Plaintiffs contend that there were conflicts between Mrs. Luta's testimony at the trial and her deposition taken previously, when, according to plaintiffs, she testified that she coasted or glided her car until the boy actually darted out from between the parked cars and that was when she applied her brakes.
In any event, Mrs. Luta testified at the trial that Danny "came out from between the cars somewhere"; that he "was running just as fast as his legs could carry him"; that "he hit the side of the car"; and that