New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1929, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1920. Revnews of Cumnt ‘DIXIe G. O. P. Boss | Sees President DRIVER SENT 70 JALL Kay Don Is Building 260-Mile Motor Car London, March 15 (P —Kaye Don, motor racing driver, will go to Daytona Beach next year to try to Perfect Vitaphone House! CAPITOL Begins SUNDAY For One Entire Week! Theater Offerings FOR FATAL ACCIDENT (Continued from First Page) hold the world’s speed record for Britain against American attempts to recapture it, says the Evening Star's motoring correspondent today. A car capable of 260 miles an hour is being built for Don, who at the Brooklands motoring track this year and last, won the gold star Vd“ "f'M Fi | :S‘ L' theatrica! notices and reviews fn thie colwmn are the espertive smussmest compasy in poor circumstances. Rostacki was riding with his brother-in Antony Roulard, 32 years old, of 39 Curtin street, New Britain from this city to Newington. presented by the paper. | They had been at the home of Rou- | ‘llld where, it was said, they had | | been drinking home made liquor 'Hoover Gets First i At 6:30 o'clock they went to New-| White House Check| {ington. Walking on the right side| Washington, March 15 (UP)—| of th ad ad of them were President Herbert Hoover today re- | Skomars and his sister. Skomars ccived his first pay check as presi- struck and was killed instantly |dent of the United States. d his sister was thrown into a| The check for $2,053.33 was de- 2 to the executive offices hy . Catherine Shea, special mes- r of the treasury department who has distributed the White House checks for years. Today's pa: for President Hoover covers e period from March ¢ to 15 inclusive, ’\ = Oulems otherwiee (ndicated @=%er by Ores agencies ftor S IRISH ROSI rroll the popular “FUGITIVES” AT STRAND lamy, When this v wer was a | hoys wore th ostacki continued on his way but rned in two hours with a broken headlight. He was stopped by Con- {stable Raymond V. Halleran ani ’qusnonm about having one light. |1t was then the broken glass was | noticed, a comparison of the glass republican party |left in the frame and that beside he body was made and Rostacki and | Roulard were arrested. The latter s a passenger, it was learned, and see. Col. | was dismissed. | he left the 3 cd with hav- wvung parts solid south” o the Hoover column last fall. ion of the ewly won southern st pssed ference be- Tt is estimated that only 6 1-4 per cent of Florida’s white population is foreign born. 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