New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1929, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1929. W ‘OFFlClAL BOOTLEGGER BERLIN HAS HOPE IN U . EXPERT Germans Believe Young May Suggest Cornnremlse Figure April 21 OF POORHOUSE JAILED | olict Man Sokd Booze to Inmates County Larm For Whatever e Could Get, lo NEWINGTON MAN . ARECKLESS DRIVER Chadder Pleads Guilty to Charge and Is Fined (Special to the ilerald) pril 30 — Thure mour street, Hart- Lbefore Judme el the npe-ker wlll be Mrs, Bam- uel Monks. Mrs. Dwight Chichester of Cedar street will have charge of transpor- tation of the center and Mrs, Nel- son Mann of the Mapie Hill section. SCHMELING 10 SALL German Heavyweight Bound For Montreal Where He Will Devide on Appearance June 27, line Uscudun, Busqu He sald he would consuit with cials of Madison Square (urden and of the milk fund regurding such a bout. He reiterated his declaration that he would never agaln fight under the munagement of Arthur Bulow, his German manager, now in the United States. Police Receive Reports Of Automobile Accidents Clayton L. Lewis of Kensington was driving south on Arch street a parked car. and no cuuse wa action. Officer Danlel Cosgrove report. ¢ at 7:%0 last night that an automo- bile backed against a telephone pole on Star street, newr Winter, break- ing some electric wires. The auto- | mobile bon 37161 markers. KING GEORGE 10 PRESIDE AS PRIYY GOUNCIL MEE Monarch Will Exercise Prerogatives | ound for police | ul | of state to act In his stead. | for some time longer until the king is able to take up the full byrden | eil at Cralgweil house May will be held in this connection. The mecting will be attended by Premier Stanley Baldwin and Sir { Willlam Joynson Hicka, the home | secretary. The last council meeting held by the king was at Kucking- ham palace December ¢, when he igned documents creating a council This body will continue te function of his duties. FAST DAYS FOR GEN THIEF years hllprlwlmh.n\ EXCHANGE PROVCERTY exchange for pamway rights icading through the pioLerty of, the Y. M. C. A. two emall stripe of g have been added 10 the sesacintion's holdings, quit-claim decdn 16 theso strips having been filed by George Tn | Leviné, ct als. The passway enters into a parking stutlon, cffecling an entrance from Court street. Berlin, Apiil 30 (UP)—Mux Schmeling, German heavyweight | salls today frem Cuxhaven. aboard | ’ Sunday,|the S. B. Reliance for Nontreal, ed that on Sundas|c,naqa whers he whii decide whelh- | strect. Reporting the accident te ERAC A New | Sergoant O'Mara, Lewin said a bus in a westerly dl York milk fund hoxing show. June|hearing J470 markers was going in Laionne sor 21, [ *he: same direction as he was travel- 1oran 010 W AT gy i waid his wadiing did .mwm. 00 1 ieomaRd hititacainit ihe Anderson of 177 | Hartford, who was an easterly diregtion. An- « asked as to how fast driving but said qe 4 as it was ut he seemed t until about car, when he 1. wrecking both of Office in Connection With Wels, Upper Auystria, April 30 9 ~~Ernest Deiters. trusted ‘ervant of General Election, [the Duke of Cumberland, Englani. |today was sentenced to three yeurs London. April 30 UM—King Grorge 'at hard labor with u fast day every’ o Presripiin lon will conduct personally the dutics of (thrce months for theft of certain the crown appertaining to the gen- [valuable coins, .ems, and watches of (Md" Grippe, Flu, Dengue. eral rlections May 30. An officlal an- | the duke's collection, The Gondmmmwuflmlll Fever and Malaria. nouncement says the king will pre- | | Pirochka, who purchased the st01n | 11 i the st spavly awsly SBOWE. the approximate rate of 20 miles an hour about $4.50 vesterday afternoon and struck the lett 1ear fender ot a parked car in front of 3456 Arcn in court last| harged with reckless drive 666 er to appear in the annual Protection” « ausy Policeman Albin Backisl Wt on the morning of ved a call inform- ut when ne ot find Chal- some doubt xa lition at the time Hope for * HIDNAPED LAWYER HEEPS LIPS TIGHT '+ Bickers Refuses (o Reveal Names 2 - of His Abdustors T d that he was miles per hour g hard which caus- o be obscured and derson’s car his sifg him to swerve nd running i which was | road bed Pl lowedl intokthe | pinned him under uch a way that he moved without the aid several ate aimed to Lie Ly up his at- end’s hous lothing ard he tried + mini- ts of $16.97. ‘, | nowho hos | New Britain | “hank Discus DANCING RECITAL EMERSON STUDIO at CAMP SCHOOL HALL Fridny, May 3. 8:15 P. 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