New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1929, Page 14

T —— 140 Two Race Around Gillette’s Curve At Top Speed; Force Car Off Road || Judge Saxe Denounces 52 - Mile An Hour Them Drivers and Fines $25 ‘Apiece. the type who to drive aut highways. T cause accidents, £aid in police posed a fine in & in the d One passed Britain. both passed a third ca ficer clocked them at 5 hour. r O Road speed be! t1 evertook them a &nd arrested ho ["BELIEVE IT OR NOT NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1920. will (On request, send of anything depicted by Robert L. and Ripley details him) Droofs BY RIPLEY ” r, Bellanca, was of Italian back- and that it w the first to ach Rome from A W Will Be Decorated The aviators will be given a high decoration by the Italian govern- ment, probably the orders of t Lazarus and Maurice, when the visit King Victor Emanuel next was cli- and very Premier day yesterday with a personal luncheon with the re ing a sion of r fatigue at the hours seated in the Pathfinder. far they have worn their | clothes, neatly gone “ MAYFLOWER PILOT DEAD AT CAPITOL. - 'Aged Potomac River Gaptain:- the race was on Letitia, the latter o said he let him go. acquainted with ¢ Took Car Without Pe Fugene Johns street and Arthur Hotel Erwin, we the owner, Ju eonsideration t stances and the fact th men had good records he said, was one for which probabl 1sual circum- The offen:c cause might be found and a bind | over to the superior court ordercd but he felt justified diction. . Detective Ser: Mnger testified e young men oom of th» .evel factory and Yeoterday afternoon away from work 41'4| took cwned by Mrs, mother of Edward ) @old street. The bottle which was o whisky when the Bristol while Buretor of the pair had an did they have fetration of 3 . Montanile testified that them take the car in the yesterday he reported to t that it had been taken fror {ory parking space, not knowing dohns and Lewis it. In repiy fo Judge Saxe he he, would not Rave xn[wrttrl the matter to the po- e had he known Johns and [ fiad the car. Lewis had nothing to say gleading guilty. In reply to Saxe he said he is married and camv to New Britain eight mont from Waterbury. Until B¢ had never bLoen arrested, he s = Johns tcok the witn explained that although } ad not permission a car ther of the icense, nor ertificate of reg- he had let past but > police after mission. the whisky t Lewis had in Waterbury last November. before beer in dilticulty L IMASS MEETING T0 HONOR AVIATORS - (Continued From First It has been on more or display there and has tense osity Marquis De Pinec Italy's transatlantic once crossed the himself, sz out the Captain Y ing their pride is felt here do, the « avia both young | g in taking juris- | they remained |, wis |4 stand and |1 Nevel" Had Accident 1 famlies. civilian pilot of the May- from the 15 the it v ir guests on all of its trips. King rt of Belgium was one of I Marshal Foch vis- ptain Bill | did Ad- s. Col. to Washingtor Memphis from | another of his | In all the on the half river, piloti ury of his work | freight steam- S THE HEAVIEST SUBSTANCE KNOWN / A MATCH BOX FILLED WITH STAR GAS WILL WEIGH A TON A NEW STAR — & companion of SIRIUS - 1S COMPOSED OF GAS 2600 TiMES FERDIE |SCRUPP ALLOWED LESS THAN, ONE EARNED RUI PER GAME DURING THE SEASON OF 916. PLATINUM THE MIGHTY MIDGET- ¢ WAS ONLY 33 (NCHES TALL -BUT WEIGHED 310 Pounps { TOMORROW—A AS DENSE AS SOLID DO YoU ACTUALLY WORK ONLY 3 WEEKS A YEAR P YOoU WORK 8 HOURS = /3 OF EACH DAY % 0F 365 15 122 DAYS OF WORK. — THEN YOU HAVE THE FOLLOWING DAYS OFF —— 52 SUNDAYS 26 SATURDAYS (2 dy) 14 VACATION DAYS 9 LEGAL HOLIDAY: TOTALING [O DAYS OFF 122 DAYS OF WORK LESS |01 DAYS OFF LEAVES 2| DAYS OF ACTUAL BIG SURPRISE elegation ts, powder ships | he never had a seri- | t nor lost a life, and in | had | his aging he died. | Novelist Is Awarded [ $12, 6%1 for Accident | New 3 ;12 rad BN}VI { et scalpers before the 1 no solace from rcovici lost a sec- tion of sc: ANC nuc f his shaggy nane in an automobile accident. ard Hinman, Jr. of South- rk city, whose au- ith the gypsy Southport Debutante Recovering in Hospital Norwalk. 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