Bissonette v. National Biscuit Co.

MANTON, Circuit Judge.

Appellee purchased from a retail store a.t Glens Falls, New York, a loaf of sliced bread which was baked, wrapped in paper, and sold by appellant to its retail dealer. The bread was not opened by appellee until used by him in making two slices of toast. Soon after eat'ing this toast with a cup of coffee, he became ill, went to bedf and during the night was awakened by pains in his. stomach. He vomited into water, making it very red, and then went back to bed. The next day he examined the bread and pointed out to his daughter that there was glass in the uneaten portions…