New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1928, Page 10

HILLING ANINALS | Svoe State Law Requies Howists 01+ 1 File Bxplanation Hartford, Sept. courtesy and Lulna given by t partment tion for the state with the duty of a motoris accident which . 1ind the m general do w quired of every When an 1S requir for ac Inquiry f ments. reg ement attitude on th who s to any other per shall at once stop extent of the injury assist may he upon request, give h and operator’s It tion number to or to any offic statute. Wh cd as prop that the law procedure. While the that reports be filed of killed by motor vehicles that there is much that in the question ot larly to animals of questionable ues. Reports of such accidents required when it is conciusive the injury constitutes pos age that would probably amo the statutory specificatior age to property to an appare tent In excess of ten dollars” be reported, by statutory prov One of the few motor vehicle 1 vehicles other is concerned with of the law after an de of Chapter 334 malkes this type of operator to evads sponsibility for an act which o in an accident, just as o with a motor vehicle operator eection says: “Lvery p cn, propelling, driving or any vehicle, except a motor Vil who shall have knowlcd having caused any injury to t son or property of another : noglect at the time of suc to stop and ascertain the ext the sume and to render assisian .shall be fined not more 00 or imprisoned not mor x months or both.” PRINGE BACK ON S0 | Vessel | Iyt oninn of 1 Discussions of € Del Monte, Cal., Sept. 10 (@ 1360 11 RO SE0.0 Prince George of the family became a Junior grad: tenant again today as his ship, British light cruiser Durban ed toward Santa Barbara. The parture of the Durban from yesterday ended a round of sociil activity centering about the royal lieutenant. After two days at Santa Darbara the warship will sail for Acapilea, Chile, and thence to Bermuda through the Panama canal. At Lor- muda the prince will for the first time officially appear in the a member of the British roval fam fly when he calls on the gove of Bermuda. Unofficially he wi here with brother offic days by Del Montc beach socie The closis event w a ner d the prince danced with Parisian motion with Mrs. J for Lieutenant night the Saving ex Britain's Jemonstrste The comr residence | summer ni the rooms Mrx, Ernest s £ Hn s e Nowa Sci | penitentiary he had his face trans-|electric chair on the night Sscco and i} ! formed by plastic surgery in New | Vanzetti were executed. Faces Trial FRAZEE GRAVELY ILL to go on trial in 10 days for| paris, Sept. 10 UP—Harry H. lling of Albert N. 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