New Britain herald., 1928-07-05
CITY ESCAPES 4TA
 WITHOUT FATALITY
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Premo Vallerino of 463 Myrtle street suffered painful burns about the body when his blank cartridge pistol backtired at Stanley Quarter Park about 1:1O last night. Dr. l.. J. Dray attended him.
 Fire Up Policcmans Sleeve
 SupernumerarY Officer Charles Lesevicius suffered burns on the arm when q roman candle held by someone in the crowd at Stanley Quarter Park was discharged in such a Wuy that at least one of the balls went up he officers sleeve. Dr. l.. J. Dray attended him.
 Dr. Takarczyk treated five small children for burns received from blank cartridges and exploding fire crackers. He did not remember names.
 Trick Cannon shoots Wild
 Donald Hattlnss Was taken to the hospital last evening suffering from a gash almost an inch long and half inch deep back of his ear. and severe lacerations of one ear, when a bomb failed to act according to specifications. In company with George Peterson he had prepared bomb with the aid of a piece Of lead pipe The bomb was to have been hurled into the air before 1t exploded. llattings failed to get out of the way soon enough and was struck behind the ear, He was taken to the hospital by George Ol- colt but did not stay there. Salvatore Feroney Of lS6 south Main street was treated at the hos pital for superficial burns on the hand.
 Philip McGinnis was treated at the hospital for powder burns on the left hand
 Burned With >parklers EigAt year-old Harry Billings. lr., son of MT. and Mrs. Harry (, l5ll- lings was treated by Dr. F.. J. nray for severe burns of the left hand and wrist. He was holding q hand ful of spurklers, when a pass rhy accidentally dropped a spark on them. The whole bunch went off, severely burning his hand and wrist. Walter Sclugosku. 10, Was treated at the hospital for powder burns of the left hand. IIe was shot With q tank pistol and was taken to the ! hospital by. Patrolman Thomas (. ! Dolan.
 i Frank Manzlni was treated ali 'he l hospital for slight burns on the right hand.
 ! The following cases were treated by nr. Matteis: Frank Rarotf, 1o7 Daly avenue. blank cartridge in hand; Walter Selusoski 132 Beaver street. blank cartridge in hand; Mrs. Andrew Crosier. G1 Buell. street, pre- mature explosion of fire cracker in hand; J. Reale, 190 RoNbury road, blank cartridge in hand.
 Cases reported by other physicians are as follows:
 Dr. A ]. Avitable: Eugene Kicks, aGa North street, Nabal Guonapedr, @2l High street and Tony Manaforti, B Lee street, all with blank cart ridge wounds in the hands.
 pr. J. W. Bush: Joseph Cider. t77 Glen street, and two others whose names were not ascurtaincd. All with blank cartridge wounds.
 Dr. $. W. Irving: Charles TWitch- ell, Newington; blank cartridge wounds
 Dr. R. Lekston: Boy at 523 Broad street, blank cartridge wound.
 pr. LeLashcr: Two accidents. no names. Both with blank cartridge wounds.
 Dr. b. w. O'Connell: Alden No- yak, 16l Broad street and D Van Gordan. a3 Whiting street. Blank cartridge wounds
 pr. Slysz: C. Curtis. 12a Putnam street, burned on foot. One other case. did not take name. Burned on hand
 Dr Vincent Smith: H. Sirkin, A Hamilton street. hand injur, Il by sky rocket. II. Parsons, 1GU High street. blank cartridge ound in hand. George Other. Vine street, blank cartridge wound in hand.