New Britain herald., 1926-07-06

Waskowitz attended him at New Britain General hospital.
 A fire cracker exploded while Mrs. Mary Ottavio, aged 24, Of 2SS La salle street was holding it and her hand was injured. Dr. Waskowitz at tended her.
 Irene SuprenanL aged s, of 55 Wilcox street, had her fingers burn cd by d fire cracker and Dr. Wasko- WIt1 attended her.
 George Gadamauskas. aged 6, of Gold street. had both hands pain fully burned by q fire cracker. Dr. Naskowitz attended him.
 In addition to a number of other minor accidents, several narrow es- capes from injury were reported. Unv small boy on Orange street ran into the street to ind out why giant cracker did not explode. and young man, riskIng injury, rushed into the danger zone and had hardly seized the child when the cracker exploded The force of the cXplo- sion knuCNsd the young mans hat oii.
 Al Walnut Hill park three small children were lighting lire crackers from d cigar held by their father One oI the children held a cracker too long and 1t exploded in her hand causing q powder burn.
 Paul Simonau Of fl Connertou street was treated by Dr. Moses ku- pelian for a gun shot wound in the light hand.
 Richard. the uiuc-yeur-old son of AIr. and Mrs Michael Dixon Of 15y oak street, was badly burned in the face and head. including the left eye by toy pistol. Hc was treated by Dr. J. W. Bush.
 Anthony Scdahir. I3 years old. of 63S West Main street, was treated al the hospital LOT gun shot wounds O. 1 the left hand.
 Gcnayieye Gordon, 1u years old, ol Brooklyn, \, r., Was treated al the hospital, lasl evening for gun shot wounds on the left hand. Thomas Cammille ol 64 Whltmore street. Hartford, was treated al the hospital Tor slight gun shct wounds.
 Stanley WoJtera, a siX-year- boy of S Silver street, was shot in line leg with a toy pistol he WIS carrying in his pocket. He was treat d by Dr. Frank Zwick. Tony Albancse or Cherry street was treated by Dr. ZwicN for powder burns on thc hands.
 Auto Turns Over Thomas Butler ut Highland street had narrow escape from serious injury Saturday afternoon about o'clock, when his automobile went off the road, down an cmbank, mcnt and turned over al the foot of sand Bank Hill, South Main street. Mir. Butler was reaching around 10 put his hat behind him wien he lost control Of Ihe ear. coupe, and it plunged down the em- .haukment at Willow Brook park.
 The radiator was damaged, but none of the glass was broken. Mr, Butler was driving al moderate rate of speed. otrerwise, the car might nave been badly damaged and he would probably have been in jurcd
 An automobile driven by Joseph Was of S02 Elm street and owned by William Sharks of l19 Willow ! street. struck William Behrn. aged | 1. Of 95 Kelsey street. at the corner Of East and Kelsey streets. at I1:45 yesterday forenoon, causing laccra- |tions about the head. Was reported to the police that he was driving south on East street and as he turn- ed into Kelsey street, the little boy ran in frcut of the car Was brought him home in his car.
 Skidding on Kelsey street hill, an iautomobile driven hy Felix Ollzicj 'of 62 Woodland street, turned around twice and struck a Chap man street bus driven by stanley Sulima Of 164 Grove street. Saturday afternoon. Both vehicles were dam Iagrd hut nobody was hurt. DotcC- five Sergeant EllinGer investigated and reported no cause for police ac- | Ition.