New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1927, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1927. e eeee————— —— T Pnt_lon of the rest of the state was | were matched for the three years in | {that Owens was in this city cto- in cconomics and psychology. She | ed, was a 1865,214. | the small towns,” while the fatality | | ber 24 of last year, the day n eventually to do college ex- | : = | Despite the high accident totals, | records. were rapidly increasing is supposed to have been in do. ; work among retail wer-, | t invaded the plant Waterworks for Sale : \however, the big cities have been shown by the department's statistics. She concluded by as v 3 » | - | 1 < 8 de y asking that the chants. er tra a truck three miles. London, June 47 UP—If anyone T l E {able to report a marked decrease | Beginning with 1924, the accident | detendant be discharged ST th she Has > broke. down & barricaded door |iEntatal" ralictofthe koid f suden in the number of fatal crashes. totals were 4,826, 4,784 and 4,946, ground that the government had n ] 1 when he waved the bat over his | Dridge waterworks, where four | Thirty-two per cent of all the|while the number of fatalities in| failed to establish a prima facie used “only uartet submiited without | wheels raised water which for ? }!(Meu fatal accidents occurred m!ul_crh year was 99, 13'1 and 124. | | case, then almost collapsed when h most women spend in an: T 3 was hawked through the Percentage Gmws in sma"‘!hue cmes" in 1924. The total he contrary is revealed for cities w 00“ w-h M t l | Commissioner Manley held Owens bridge” But she admits she has - streets, they can bid for No. 7 |dropped to 20 per cent in 1925 and |of more than 10,000 population. | OMAN GOLIAPSES WheD MAte IS | witnout bait o authorities, EnooNTigbEntt From ey s | xTaiets Broken Wharf, Upper Thames strest Communit]es ifl T Y to 28 per cent in 1926. Deaths from | «\hcciden! totals for this class for the | ‘i s — = band and her dau Fishing Schooner | which was once the pumping sta- hm laccident percentages in the other |three years were 15,955, 17,775 and | , g = 1 'ts st | tion. 6ars [Eomran bl the slats’ inoancatly | 19,880, & consistent. increase. ¥a-| Detained for High Court | Mother Wins Honors ‘ Reports Men Lost ven =~ = . diszontin? From College Seniors Armed With Bat, Dry [ Sanso. N. 8, Jine AT(BTwo | 5 o pran d centiine & g ama lcreased from 68 per cent in 1924 | talities, on the other hand, increased | lost in a dory of the o 17—Six cities 10 71 in 1925 and 72 per cent in Only slightly. actually showing a' £ A | 53 | ied more th _Hartford. June 17—Six cities 10 7 P e rease according tq the | . Philadelphia, June 17.—(®—Mrs. | Ames, Ta. June 17. UP—A mother Agent Arrests Four ontar oner Elsie off the ©ld eugine-bouse, which 18 .ow have supplicd almost half of the 1926 : Lt o e ot trom 5 (0 fhe | William Owens, an aftractive { who doss her own housework and ‘. Y. June 17.—@— | Grand Banks on June 12, it was re. | Pty and up for disposal. has been Biotor vehicls accidants ‘ofiGormes: | A steady inovense!in theyparcent ! ents of from 67 to C Tl : : ank 2, used as a storehouse. The rental in | brunette, conducted the defense of | nakes all th: clothes for hersel \ Iy with ported by Captain Martin 2. ticut in the past three years, it is age of accidents occuring in towns rself 1 i p ¥ Captain Martin Seliz, of g,y wag ten shillings or $2.40 u | per co om 1924 to 1926. The | 4 & , ©| her husband Willlam, when he was | o Ty n ol shter ot toe hall st A ekt the | tha T sl shown in statistics made public by [of 10,000 population or more has populalion estimates give 1 B2 Lo g whan, & conerianate i .p e the state motor vehicle department. |also been maintained, until last | _ s and towns of g |aralgned yesterday before Fedstalimost brilliant stude ibitlon squad burcau last night. | port here for suppl D Commissioner Manley on a charge of | class of Iowa State college. st liquor raids | The men, Joseph Menard During each of the vears 1924, !vear 70 per cent of all the state's . 4 the total for towns oMY ] S o) lsterzlmg In Toledo, Ohlo, a trunk | Mrs. Alice Coykendall Straight of cear in W New York | Boston, and Mor: ; LAOK TRIMMING 1925 and 1926, New Haven, Bridge- |accidents were in citles and towns | Ehes port. Hartford. Waterbury, New [of this class. | through means of a fraudulent bag- | a scholastic averags of 96, the high- . P 2 a fog that en- takes a lace veil in the same s containing $100,000 in jewelry | of Ames will graduate in June with @ 3 E s ga t fr . 8 A brown yedda straw Reboux. hat Britain and Stamford reported ex-| While the increase of all acci- gage check. | est in a class of 500. Next fall ghe wi : o s which extends and forms & actly 45 per cent of the state's ac- |dents has been constant in the TEL. 1716.3 || When the case was called Mrs. ! will return for her master's degree | raid, in iain Selig said. around the top of the crown. cidents. llarger towns, the small towns have G e | Owens advanced to bench and ex- | The accident percentage is al-|been the ones to list advancing per- STORE FIXTURES | plained that because she had no | —— most the same as that for the divi- |centages of fatal accidents. Only New and Second Hand | noney she had been unable to ob- | sion of population between these 33 per cent of the deaths in 1924 {tain the services of an attorney. She cities and the rest of the state. In|resulted from accidents In towns T & S | tearfully begged to be allowed to 1926, according to estimates made | under 10,000 population. But the o . defend her husband, and the request by the state department of educa- | next year the incrcase was to 39| (% s C | was granted. tion, 681.208 persons lived in the per cent, lowering slightly to ash Rengtel' 0. || 'Mrs. Owens skilitully guided sev- eix cities, each with a population | per cent in 1926. 353 SO. 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