New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1929, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAICY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 1, 1929. Developments in Automobile Field as Described by Agents eak-downs enzoute experience has proved ter welght cars are not sturdy In construction to 1y driv- Three-fourths Are Owned in U. S. Pedestrians Are Quite Safe in Bermuda Detroit, July 1, (A—More than 32,000,000 motor cars were moving Qnacia] & . . <o he strects and menways of (SPecial Showing of the world . ng of this syear. e arc having a special show- The automotive d f the |ing this week of the greater Hudson “ department of commerce, whi L toria,” says M. D, Honeyman, cently completed the laborious ta S Yrenavmin Aute Sales to. of counting hoods from Iceland 10 loc lers of Hudson, Essex motor Australia, finds that ) three-fourths of the w car population, is in States, Spitzbergen and for bottom place tomobile each. is body was designed particular- ly for the fastidious woman buyer new Victoria asing contonrs have no p nize the motor and three motoreyc The country ywith the ttal, next to the United State England, with 1,128,000 motor France is next with 1 000 a Canada next with 1,061, . c huge family of 40( 000 manages to get along with 25,581, Bureau of Public Roads Buy Graham-Paige Cars Individual buyers of motor cars might study with profit the States Bureau of Pub ic standards of constuction 5 formance for automobiles pur S th 1 ' that contrll for use by its district er trudes on th is the dominant compar the construction, supervision, and in- | comfort is t t S e Torind specition of highways e e ey The bureau, which has just I on a linkage which automaticaliy twenty-nine ham-¥ 1ans, | changes the cushion tilt in conf model 612, for use throughout the ity with whatever lengthwise posi- United States, has had the ion may be choscn for the sea age of long experience with v 1k Milady may travel lo makes of automobiles under all | tances without undue conditions of use, and is in a posi-| Windows and w tion to know just what a motor car | larger, giving impro must be to stand up under heavy irther eniphasized useage The Gra have been alloted Government Island, Troy. Denver, Washington, Ric and Harris- burg, were found to fulfill the gov- sc i cove une rubber. ernment’s requireme , which we her pi i for dr T com- set forth as follows in the invitation to bidders: “The automobiles must be capable 1u of sustained high speed, and chassis | new muffler that is and body must be constructed so as|out back pres: and a nu to withstand the most gruelling tests that long day by day driving re- “Doors are Hudson Victoria : ‘TREMUNT ST FEU[] FIGHT IN POLICE CELL S BEFORE BOARD e o ot o Sapia Zong Case Up TOMGHE vcnoes o a nst siene in . potice . [ 0 E ded in Fi h[ station cell were heard in -court to- F § H day IIs eflm]g 1 g Clarence Smith, 29, of 107 Lasalle street was charged with drunken- a special Ax- ness and assaulting Charles H. John- & which ended with son. A fine of $10 and costs was im- posed on the first charge and judg- ment suspended on the second ing several m s o) will Johnson, according to the police board of adjust- was placed in a cell with Smith when Mrs, Concet- Saturday night and struck him while heard on her re. | he was asleep. Smith, awakened by the blow, retaliated and Johnson was knocked down. Dr. Moses Kupelian 100k two stitches in Johnson's lip to close a cut and also attended the bruises about the fact. Johnson did not care to press the assault charge. Judge W. . Mangan appeared for Smith flying fists at its prelimina ear- it to reopen a on Tremont street Mrs. Sapia has appealed to the oard to allow the store to be re od because she has an invalid ind who cannot work, and he- she cannot mee \ -1 Woman Sent to Hospital L) After Being Arrested ot Mrs. Villu Gladko of 654 West ot Main street was arrested on Cleve- land street about 3 o'clock this orning on the charge of drunken- 1 later in the morning she came so ill in her cell, that it was nece y to send her to New \action to permit ercction o Dritain General hospital. inces building on her High It was said (his afternoon that S A el (she was still very ill from dr Aol e Ibut her condition was not ¢ i e el " leved serious and she will pre B i g dor be able to appear in police court was sald today to be tomorrow. Mrs. Gladko's 1sband reported to the police shortly before her ar- that she left home yesterday Falcon Headquarters and failed to return \\I” ];e LOCthCd Hcl‘c Stadler picked her up soon aft The installation of officers of the | Wards. She is about 35 years Ialcon National Alliance was held [ A8¢ vesterday atfernoo at the Falcon | Nest of New Haven. Dr. Starzynski, | POLICE ANNIVERSARIES former tareihe alllancetin: |G W. (. Hart, Detective Ser- eten yruszek, of this city, | seants W. P. McCue and G. C. El- o o prasidentiion: Lo Lnger, t J. 1. King, Lieuten- Falcon Natlonal Alliance, who fror |ant Mafihias Rival, Patrolmen Charles Anderson, Thomas Woods, Patrick Meehan, Hanford Dart Viee | John Kennedy, Joseph Kennedy. Edward Kiely and Thomas Tierney today observed the anniversary of their appointment to the police de- partment. They have been in the servies for varying periods of time. Electrical Superintendent George Cooley observed the 53d anniver- sary of his connection with the fire department and Captain James Crowe of (o, No. 4 obsery Delegates from all the Faloon | 31st ann nests in the stafe send representa- room of the mayor's of- wore of the numerous po:f- nts in the applica of M Hagearty for hoard of that point conducted the installa- Joseph Mlyr secro- Anthony Czecho: 1ssista tailed i ector of t nduction of etary tr to his iversary tives to New-Haven to witness the| y ISCHAR )ln 3 mm HOSPITAL induction ceremonies and in addi- J. Costello of Waterbury and tion « ¢ © Joseph Shea of Manchester, who re- pr t itk f ceived lacerations about the head Ior the cor v 4 o ! and body in an accident in Plain- Nest No will > headquat- | ville yesterday morning. were dis- ters of the fifth Ialcon district and | charged from the New Britain Gen- the National Falcon Alliance will feral hospital this afternoon hold its annual convention in this s I city in 1931 RALD CLASSIFIED ADS NASH 400 Leads the World in Jotor Car Value r.][l"lls 1S tlle Sdan you W]]l blly, ].fyou Compare in the $000 Field ‘x) E will not need to urge you to buy the Nash *"400” Standard Six Sedan if you only compare it to other Sedans in the $900 field. First of all, it is a Nash, built in s the traditional Nash manner, with IMPORTANT precision workmanship in every “400” part. FEATURES High-compression motor And second, it is a Nash 400", and that means something in to- day’s lineup of motor cars. 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