New Britain herald., 1929-11-14

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 Paternoster was rushed to the Bristol hospital after being struck and Dr. r. A. Nestos, who attended him. said that he had suffered s slight conCussion of the brain but that his condition was not consider. ed serious.
 Paternoster could not give an ac- count of what had happened but explained that it would have been impossible for him to escape the blow. N-ray pictures were taken yesterday to determine the extent of his injuries.
 Falls on Broken Bottle
 GuguIius I.aresse. 12. Of 225 Park street, fell on broken bottle while playing near his home yesterday and tore his right ear almost from his head. Dr. Sliciano treated the youngsters wounds at the store Of d nearby grocer. Dominick Dipietro and sewod aevcn stitches before the cut on the boys ear could be closed The boy also received a severe gash on his neck.
 MarCotte-Dukettc i Dec Arthur Narcotic, @G, of 1&4 i North street and Miss Irene Dukette, 21, of 10S Pennington avenue were married yesterday in the church of 1 St. John the Baptist, New York ! city. A license to marry was issued ! 10 the couple at the municipal build i ing in New York.
 Miss Dukette was born in Platts- burg, N. Y. the daughter of George and Matilda Dukctte. and Mr Mar 1 cote was born in Jewctt City. the sen of Napoleon and Lena Boucher | Narcotic,
 . Dec will be remembered in this ! city as the hard 5lugging first base l uan of the Maple End team Of the i City baseball league last summer. ! H. spent several seasons on the dia- nond with the north end team anl was well known in Bristol for his i vicious slugging and beautiful first l bacc playing.
 i Plane Lands in Lot ] A plane coming into the city ! from the east yesterday at noon time attracted considerable attcn- ! ton because 1t circled many times over the city before the pilot dccid- l cd where to Iand The pilot, appar- ently looking for a suitable landing i place, CirCled over the various farms i in the Chippens Hill section ani ] finally made perfect landing in the William Miller lot al the top of Hill street.
 There were three passengers anI d pilot, who immediately left the plane and came to the center of the city in q waiting automobile. The plane bore the markings NC 9lS9 and was the property of the New London Aviation, Inc, A pow crful Wright motor of the whirlwind type propelled the plano.
 Building Permits Issued
 Six building permits were issued at the office of the city clerk ycs- terday All of the permits were for minor jobs with the exception of one issued to w, F. Fogg to repair a houS" for Oscar Anderson on Church avenue at a cost of $5.0O0.
 Red Arrow Auction
 
 The first Red Arrow auction will l b. held at the Cameo theatcr on next Monday evening at 9 o'clock. ! Bids on the various pieces of mcr- chandisc offered by local merchants i will he received.
 Demonstration of P.uning 1 The farm of Edward Manchester on Burlington avenue will be the scene of tree pruning demonstra- ton tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock. The exhibition will be presented by Agricultural college and will be un- der the auspices Of the Hartford County Farm bureau.
 All persons interested in fruit growing are cordially invited to at tend and witness this demonstration.
 Spca!.S on Palestine Events
 Abraham Goldstein. leader of inc Hartford Zonists, spoke at the Beth Israel synagogue last night on "What Happened in Palestine" and related his experiences while with the Jews during the recent Arab massacres
 large number were present for the address.
 Oranges Invited
 Plymouth and other ncighborinS Grang" societies have received invi- taljo0s to be present at the prescnta- ton Of "Thc Country Minister" by the Bristol branch of the order at Red Mems hall on November 20.
 A cast of 13 members will take part in what is thought to be one of the finest exhibitions of stage talent ever presented by the Bristol chap fer. Kenneth J Meade of ,liddlr- town. a director with &5 years Of professional stage experience. has b, cn tutoring the cast for the past month. Tho play was written by Arthur Lewis IunhS.