New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 4

Officer Haymes said. When stopped , ' LUYSTON . e Nm mR hn is alleged to have said | Thomas Stagis of $0 Newington Miss R. A\n son of Sunny I»df’ef l kmm I'm overcrowded, officer, N reported the speedy disappearance avenue was driving his automobile was only doing it for accom- | 360 in caxh vesterday. ,She told the ,,I,_‘m,,," 4 | along Bast Main street last night | police she was riding on s Farming- I]RlvER Katzman explained today that he | when, at the corner of Stanley street, | ton avenue car and nad a poc cketbook h.x been driving a car in which the | n maghine proceeding south on 3 with her which containe o= Stan- owed was greater than the | | . o cet collided with him.. The sec There were three cther - & e e or I by him Sunday. As the | the car. When she left the ca similar he thought he was 5”"“ machine bo registration | missed the pockethook but. upon re- ut to plea on the other twe .] »num dan ported mo‘n rn| Ridd pons of tha “-.=cngm~s mm oue charges, the accused entered a ples of { accident to the polic knew anything SRt 1e not guilty on both counts, claiming } that his enr was going not more than | = o 20 miles an hour at the point where atzman, a Hartford fit- | the alleg wpeeding occurred, and fined $10 and costs for | that the trolley which he was charged & 4 public service car, | with having passed did not come to | The Effects of Opiates. ts tor operating a motor | & standstill 1 jum and _its vlnoul lossly and 310 and costs Ofcer Strolls followed the driver a | peculiar] % ® & standing trolley car distance of about two miles » the P . . h thomno— ‘. yom-: .:.,.;‘ ......,:.' eity, he said on the witness st At | a t — M e t, causin r lns a ore a £ charges of reckless driv- Chesthr place, the trolle pped i si s in ife. Nervous diseases. as in r t0 keep q ing the trol e | take on a walting passenger, but fu- vities by Me ‘0. stead of coming to a stop Katzman llam Strolls darted by without using his horn. | infan The ysicians t, last Saturday. Me From that point to the corner o M "’ .Wmm""?w more than a day at a time, and o emun William es | Hartford avenue and No et, dlh-!e Bider arrest Sunday for | Officer Strolls timed the accused’ and on]yTthen ~ ul‘x’x.hvt‘r’iwon of Anodynes, qu-. Cordials, Soothing Syrups and : g the car found him to be going more ||| an 30 | other i ician cannot be too strongly ayes testified as to the | miles an hour, he said decried, and the Dot be a p.ny ml Children who uelll : dition of the car Sunday | Motorman Thomas Heslin and Con- need the attention of a physician, and it is nothing less a crime to nd u..n-m.-m by Katz- | dutor Felix Benjs old of t it- Jose them willfully with narcotics. here w > pan ‘s nctlc e g the ey W‘Ch mfln numbflhbw-theM__—- 2 - on | beth sald, and one passenger boarded | é‘s::‘l:r::m:n always bears the signatare of 4 ‘M‘ . 5 = 8 rons AN two. stunding. | A abpeul, in honds of $100, was ISaturday, Palmolive gonp, 4 bars 25c. Saturday, B%nmt: B 5cand 4 Teneo'l from ' r- Limit 4 to Customer. 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