New Britain herald., 1929-07-23
FRACTURES NOSE
 PLAYING BASEBALL
Tony SilVeStri Suffers Painful
 Accident at IruTabuIrs
ATTENDED BY DR. BULL
Indstrial Exhibit Committee to Meet Thursday Night-Autos Collide on Woodford Ayenue--I.o .ocatcs AIlce- Cd Hit-and- Run Driyer-Briefs.

Tony Silvestri of South Park street an cmploye of the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co.,, received a painful fracture of the nose yesterday a. noon. when he was struck by base ball. During the noon hour, the em- ploNes of the company usually spend the hour in play outside the factory and while this was going on, Silves- | tri received his injury.
 He was attended by Dr. J. x. Bull factory physician who reset the bone. Dr. Bull stated today that, although the fracture was bad one, the bone was reset easily and there should be no serious consequences from it.
 The man suffered rather bad hemorrhage after the accident and this weakened him considerably, the | doctor said. There was, however. no trouble in stopping the flow of blood before any real harm was done
 The nose was hit from the side and one of the bones was sent pro- truding to the side under the skin. The nose was cut in two places out side both of the cuts being slight abrasons.
 SllNeStrl was unable 10 attend to his duties at the plant today. He has worked at TrumbulI's for a long time and is well known resident of l Plainyille.
 Industrial Exhibit Meeting
 Thursday night at the Plainville Chamber of Commerce rooms, there will be meeting of the general committee which is planning the proposed industrial and mercantile exhibit in Plainville Mem bers Of the committee extend an invitation to all those who would be interested in 1 the project, either as exhibitors or as I organizers. 10 be present at the meeting and express their views on l the matter
 The Chamber of Commerce com mittee wishes 10 ascertain the l opinions of all who might take part in the exhibit as 10 whether it is a feasible undertaking and for that reason. it is hoped that large num- | hers will he present at the meeting. | The session will start at o'clock.
 Automobiles Collide | Automobiles driven by Charles C. ! Seymour and Harvey Smith. figured in collision at the corner of Wood- ford avenue and East street just . n flor n, 1ot. fnour. leaving the Trumbull Electric plant was proceeding towards the center as Mr. Smith approached from the other direction
 The Smith car was badly damaged ! by the impact one wheel being broken off, the front end being dam aged and other injuries caused and it had 10 be lowed into garage
 Neither of the drivers were in jured.
 Constable Thomas Royce lnNcsti- l gated the accident but found no cause for police action. The drivers 1 agreed to settle the damages be- ! tween them.
 Locates Hit-and-Run Driver
 III Ibu@H tue SdSItiJS or NDnSlGpIc l George Schubert, an alleged ht- 1 and-run driver has been located. | The local constable. called into an automobile accident on Pennington : avenue near midnight Sunday. rr- ceived Q complaint from John Caron Of Waterbury that his automobile had been struck hy another, the driver Of which failed to stop.
 Yesterday through channels of in- formation, Constable Schubert trac- ed the missing car 10 Bristol and | found that it is registered in the name of Jule Pierce Of that place.
 Mir. Pierce stated that he was not at the wheel at the time of the ,r- cjdent and after further qucstioning. the constable brought out the fact that his brother a resident of Bris- tol. was using the car Sunday night. ],
 NIT. Pierce promised Constable : schubert that he would have his brother in the PlainNillc police court wifi hin a few days tD ancu.,r