New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1929, Page 16

16 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1929. POLICE BEAR DOWN ON AUTO DRIVERS Speeding, Recklesshess _ and Drunkenness on Court Docket Nume the week for of t vehicle lav ca with accidents and s of the watch Glong the stre Edward J ley street, w J. Traceski i the charge o with defec s tinuance until W or dered. Attorney 1. G repres: Frawl ) rested by after Mrs. Arch street on Arch strect Frawley told the pol driving north o s a car and Mr Jo came into the pat t of Arch street 1o stop verse gear ! coup = b from . - b 1 a Mrs. s S ] Britain g ment for a o the right the iegs and f Ce McAvay she did not know what hap pencd as she until she Prosecuti tered a no - E. Rackli square, ing respons on Franklin squa torcycle Officer (lar made the arre Overloads Augus Orchard forfeited $100 band 1 pear in court Sat charge of overload was Truck, Tined ' §23 Pusta street truck, had his cas 1he forfeiture cras $25 and costs, the that a ton truck w excess load of torevele Officers made the As the collision at West streets at 6:43 Rronstein, 49, o Hartford, wos driving. gating the Toffolon of 1 driving cast and as he passed Lincoln Bronstein car darted cars coming together told the police that he pass out of w the other but th the other him. The ca Monday in §2 “Thon him. st Main ar last 1 f 56 Adasus rrested for reck TR« McAvey coll found R £ Wooster West Main st ot the stree on two tein out Mr Lincolh pe cor Denies Speeding John Unikewicz, 20. of horough street, Mi not guilty to the on South M Officer the arrest 40 miles - and costs Joseph Denytuvo, 42, of 2 Acort A T R | FOOT-PAINS Stop at Once Amazing new method for fa arches, flat feet. bunions other foot trou! o1 1o order only) from a cast of the foot in correcte in any shos positive relict d positior You CALLOUS FEET SUC ESSITUL Dr.R.O.RofisseauN.D. ‘ FOOT SPLCIALIST 141 MAIN ST, PHONL 616 DE SOTO SIN B J.B.MORANS MOTOR SALES i EYESIGHT EXAMINATIONS N 2| HENRY F. REDDELL l i OPTOMETRIST | R 3| RapHaeL BuiLDinG |7| 5 i E 99 Wrst Man & ” ‘l B street, Ity to the cha of viola evard stop sign it Burri Muin strects and 1 \ s ( les K « Broad, street s ¢ | North Burr W i ts. | 5.8 il i o w < had driven | 1 Tarper t 4 that it wa ) ar in reverse | i for | G Showtis, 34, of 30 Union op si he West | S Ta y it Hill | He 1 Officer Drove On Father's License 1 Grabo Plain- | ! by Officer Ja a7 g the stop sign at Burritt | lain strects. He said he vight to drive on his| I m3 Attoruey Woods on did not | ned 32 and Ba street, | 1 stop sign. Offi de the arr Admits Fast Driving | Dalton 20, of Jroad | pleaded gnilty 1o the charge ding on Stanley street and d $10 and cost Officer Harper made the arrest Dona e corner in his hurry ith a fricnd who hac course near Stanl 25 and cos d remitted $10, | Truck Driver Penalized | Clif d Ma all, 21, of Wethers- 1 d with speedi | } NEW BRITAIN’S | LEADING * Women’s Shoe Store ||| IS NOw Featuring THE MOST FAMOUS Kreider-Creveling Shoes for Misses and Children || Nizes 5 to 2 From $2 45 .. $3.45 ONCE TRIED. ALWAYS | CONVINCED We ine Stock of | DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY your sclections early With a deposit we will reserve any article you may sclect, | Herman Gerber JEWELER % ARCH STREET Carry a Very Maki smali A Goods AL Represented g AUNT HET BY ROBEGRT QUi LEN “There ain’t notl a woman madder th to do without clothe furniture because her hu band is big-hearted an’ erous with other folks. (Copyright 1929, Publishers Syndicai-) — R PA ) DE CALLAN i BY ‘00 ra 1shand is an in- fidel, but she's happy when 1€ a 1 church. The thought of him burnin' don't her like it would if he was a relative.” ([Coprrisht 1329, Puthsners Syndicate and was fined $10 an. O'Mara d Officer cer L. 1. Harper testific broke up a card gam shal At th chips which, it wa street | resented money. Satu imber of | The follow Intersecting stre Marshall fout costs on the cha he did not th vas driving | jin an hour. Kiely, e and scized | claimed, rep- - SUGAR INDEBATE who g © er than 25 miles John Pa 6, of 161 Washing- . ot was suspend strecs sunies ansiewes 21 §cedule Changed on Motion of Irranis \m.”.;uvv. 28, of 6 Newington; Sam Joseph, « % oved from Hawkins to of 70 Miller street; George Millaut Senaml oral 01 1210 L nolitvine 25, of 442 Main st John Savio — v artment of 11 of 981 Stanley strec (P—Cons icers O'Day ‘o, of 80 Lawlor ‘}(p'”‘ o 0 Thomas Dunbar, 26, of 78 pone nzo Di Cerbo, 49 of 192 Albert Shoverette and tobacco Washington street, was fincd $10 and | N Aziz Laierdian, A | osts for driving car with 49 n street; Mike Honlak, 22, Tdahona isader oper markers and witho cer- | of Putnam street. They pleaded ' 1 gistration. Motorcy Attorney Thomas 1%, McDon- vers ) Lo i ‘.J‘y’{‘r‘;\ 5.‘\’]\\“.. J‘”-’:”’ repre svy:lul the group P s group was n Dol case of David Shindel o o proc ind Chairman “ \‘ "“:" i ‘“’“”’: the ¢ € WaS 45 Willow street, charged with vio- of the e committee, v e NEW jation of the statute pertaining to e i m,‘\ m' e alers, was continued until | gupator Dill, democrat, Washing- lay in honds of $100 fon, objeeted to deferring the sugar !‘ ~"‘j:n:“"'y"'|"h"' More Automobilists |ftems unless was an agreement of Stig Sandstrom, 18, ©0n @ specit 108 consiiera v i i ion. Borah, howe said he coul costs for driving wit Sl oet il mihe s et Iw‘ a ‘m- kot 3] a m:n{ Officer Doty Liast Al sl nasa sl crs of his group, W, 1 A yment of costs. Officer jf#rred \ HLCI 3 d 7 imulerski was d ’1‘{, e 5 sugar Schedule Up RS 1 of Jack Resen, 29, of & G . 9 Marcy avenue, Brooklyn, N, v..| Washington, Nov. 18 (®) — The 1 Morocco, 28, of Fores Wil nsath St ynn it i Qilyto ihe e ipon 4 com- vas fined $2 and s for viol iHietbondl wast Toctertea used in every home in the I-,;,~ '."::‘uo( AR d in ma n failed to r in land today involved the senate in| rday r John Smigel made the the most bittcr controversy to arise | nd Main street, judgn Tronith: it bill \h,. .‘,’(y"h.r William Cronin v’.wl- i ST | 1 debate, was . nd costs. Acting Serge v reached /s weary legislators Alden Johnson, 34, of 19 Harvard C 15 miade, the arrest, | entered the la t of the str fartfore s fined and | Roy was driving at the rate of 40 to | session. osts for passing a boulevard stop | 45 miles an hour, according to the | the he of the dispute lay t Bursitt and West Main ant {1he question whether therc is justi- s s. Officer Jumes McCue arrest- Drunken Driver Fined | on for increasing the present ed hin nis, 9 106 laraye impost on AT from A nolle on payment of costs was | street, pleaded guilty to the chi Cul 1.76 cents entered Prosccuting Attorney | of operating an automobile while 'a pound and in arisol the Woods case of James Chiap- | ynder intiue of liquor and 'house approved a r of 2.40 cents pini, 184 Oak stre who | was fined $10 costs. He w and nate committee was LY Officer W. . larrested by Thomas Blan- of 2.20 cents Hayes on charges of speeding and | chette evening on Warren Cuban Rates Lower no operator's license n.l | street, Barnesdale, the officer havin Under the provisions of certificate of registration. Judge W. | followed him along West Main street | ban-American reciprocal . Mangan repr ted him and observing that he was d 2 y. sugar imports arc Disturber Fined $10 Juction of 20 per cent in Joseph Hooper of 91 Smalley Stadler testi imposed upon similar imports from street made himself obnoxious it s not fit o drive other countries. The world rate is ir Saturday night at I. 0. o ought before him at police now 2.20 cents as opposed Lo a T all on Arch street and was ar- 3 ntere of three cents voted by the house ected on charges of breach of th and a senate commiltee recommen- drunkenness by Officer dation that it be fixed at 275 cents, Erickson after he had been 1 howeve negligible as Cuba and number of chances to be- 1o Philippines supply the United have. His guage was complain- States with by far the greater pro- ed of and when friends took “him EUR"PEAN NAT"]NS tion its imported sugar, and outside he fought with them Il imports from the Pacific de- Judge aceski imposed a fine of = g re admitted duty free. 210 and costs, the charges eingg 4 H p 5 1 » senate, moreover, s gone on Hooper admitted that he had t Philippine products hall. g commit himself representing a Bronislaw Barnowski, 42, of 421 I heet sugar producing state Dewey strect, was toxicated ir London, Nov. 18 (UP)—Gales, ('t tood Faad otiine wee he road Thorniley strect and rains and snow swept the publican group sponsoring worldg st stfeet, stopping automobiles Izles and the coasts of I erpate of .75 and a Cuban rate of {and acting like an insane man yes end, taking a toll of¥eavy s 20 cents terday afternoon when Officer Fred property damage. Three flier ere ) 1t id- ! L. Wazner drove up in a police car. | thought to have been killed in 1he |y opposed to increasi present Ihe ofiicer jeyed his signal to storms. ot Th two senatp from stop and ied JBarnowski wher The Marseilles wircless station in- [ ouisiana, Iansdell and Broussard lived. “Nonec of your business,” fercepted a me from a speed- | owey licd them with he reply fhoat ing from MsSING {050 king increased a Fights Policem wrseilles-Tunis mail plane Which \eont peyond {he republican group b umerary Officer John No id the Firench stroyer Ajuccio j, sking that the rates accepted lan, who was called by Officer | ound the plane’s ti Ly the house be incorporated in the was kicked by Barno®- oar and p f the pl senate bill. Louisiana i t coun- lively fight ensued while |z No t 15 found he {py's principal cane sugar produe- It officers were wajting for the | three fliers and it was believed they |ing state, patrol Sergeant Feeney was in!had been forced down and failed in Independents Divided the patrol and succeeded in hand-|their attempt to remain afloat by The independent republicans were |enffinti Barnowski but he fought all |use of the eanoe and tires. divided in their attitude toward the the way to his cell according (o he plane cw consisted Of captroversy Borah of Idaho. and the testimony Marcel Decugn: pilot: Radio Op- rookhart of Tlov vere inclined Barnowski pleaded that he did crator Hosticr and Navigator Can- favor the bounty principle as a not know what he was doding, he 1. They had left Marseilles for eans of encour -4 domestic <o intoxicated. He did not know Tunis at . N esterda d oduction, althor former had by the discoloration three hours lat ported th st committed himself definitely, v he said in reply in distress. It was the 10th 1e members of the independent raceski dent this month to the Ma zroup were said to opposc both the of $10 and costs was im- ‘Tunis air line and service w hounty system and an increased posed, the charges being breach of pended yesterday because no planes guiy. | the peace, drunkenness and resis- | were availabla In a desperate effort to dispose nce. —— of the tariff bill in the remaining Gaming House Raided AUTO STOLEN FROM GAR. {wo weeks of the special session, the Odishoo David, 46, of 117 Belden An autormobile owned by Stan is to meet nightly this week. | strect, pleaded guilty to the charge | Piorkowski of 135 Gold street, was e 28 of keeping a gambling place at 465 stolen from h ige in the rear of [amenickves Ohserve i Proprietor at Cash Regis- ter Counting Up Day’s Receipts When Cars Hit Building. Drioine « eagy fos aubod by S]x’ Run Down in Betlin Toseph Arbour & Son, ®own South e Rl mn o Main strect shortly before mi t AFTER DISPUTE IN HOME Sunday, James Kepnedy, of 1 the Ife B3 IFlower strete, Harlford, applied his| 7§ Nov. 18.—While dashing brakes as he saw a coach type auto J rakes : he [% |\ Rgoa ’;[L" ‘”‘\' across Iarmington road to join his Sexton Street Woman Drinks Pain emerge from Lllis strect, His heavy 3 1 B child who were waiting fc truck skidded and picking up the two child 2 AL 24 Killer and Pot- Up Pight cther, crashed with it into t Ideal a New Jritain bhu Stanley store at Ellis and South Main | puducha, 42 Broad street, With Policeman ts, sgashi in the plale s New Britair o x children i indow. The truck stopped with s & ; [ nose just inside the window with the | Was critically injured carly Saturday i ing as i other car jammed up against the | Dght When he was struck by a car o building. Neither driver was ht driven by Theodo I e Sergeant Cabelus and other police- Ranum 4 men were quickly on the scene, and | Fra i seato Lo a shed Kennedy was arrcsted charged with nd swallowe Vixture of pai veckless driving ller with ion of cor The store is owned by Mrs. Emma spicide Whon Oficer tchman of 154 yon street She | The children dashed he 1 #nd her husband were in the store at |to a bus sign ho: the time. He was standir the | father. - The « that her cash register counting up the rved in an At sh ceipts preparatol to closing 0id hitting vhoned the store for the night. entirely esuec P Bt The coach was driven by Martin | fender struck and 1 Officor Richter of 27 Market stieet and be- | the ground trowicz ad longed {o his sister. | Reducha was pick L Kegnedy told the police that he'torist and takén to the ho! agai was driving about 25 miles an hour | General hospital, An gone into the when he saw the other car and ap- | 1illlng oy R plied his brakes, his truck skidding | fractured stull e e on the wet pavement and being en- |1t o 1o pight o tirely out of his control. e e i T Richter told the police he was |, "critjcar at the New VG put up drlving along Bllis street very slows i,y o riia1 taaay ) Petrow f Iy on account of the wet pavement | (" A2 o hnA and was nearly across the intersec- A5 : AR tion of South Main street when the i e truck skidded and pushed him right RES SR CORC TOBACCOREPLACES Big Truck Jams Against Coach, Both Smash Drug Store Window At Ellis and So. Main Streets |- AGCIDENT VICTIM ON CRITICAL LIST | Theodore Ruducha, Father of! Y. W. C. A. NOTES into building. He complained of slight injuries to his clbows and also is right ankle, In police court today the case was Miss G continued to Thursda libra n, will talk to t — of tI Pinnacle club V Johnson of 220 We Main | suhj A% t Books street, Plainville, told the police that | I'rom the 1 ar sout 10 p. m., Saturday he bac’ed | § to 4 p, his ar into parking sign on sday—"The L1 Church street \ the result he at 4 ‘oclock broke one of his lights. 710 8 p. Frederick Doty reported to the po- We d lice that when driving his bus east | jyeet 4 o'clock. on North strect abont 9:40 a. m Thursday-—"The Il vesterday his wheels became locked mect = onjamin: Kranklin at Erwin street with the result his ap 3.3 The Troasu : bus skidded and crashed into & tree. et at 4, Thoe ¢ ) A passenger, Oldo Conti of 65 Derby | hall practice will street, received a slight injury 10 one fri-Mu cl illihe | of his knees decoration to § ol Trucks belonging to Neil W. Brady 1o o, of Dantam and P. A. LeBrun of Friday-—The Girl 1 Soymour street were in a' rear-end | i1 eer at S collision =t West Main and 2 Sounen i it strects but the damage to hoth v e very slight At 12:30 2. m. a car driven by Ed ward Hagendorf of §4 Hartford nue caught its wheels he ear| xuio miechan tracks on Arch street ne LIS e e with the result the car mounted a three-foot crbankment and hit a | g0 c0 0 tree. damaging one wheel, the |y "y &R Chassis and the engine. 43 mot - Herald's Cla About the same time John H nur Blake of 1925 Stanley street reported | to police that he had run into [ — a car parked in front of 76 Church street and had damaged the fender APPROVAL AMERICANS Sk K London. Nov. 18 (P—Two Ame can sisters. daughters of New York attorney, were among a la called to the at the Inns of Couri They the Misses Jo Edson Hend and Katherine Mumford Flendrick, daughters of Frederick Hendrick of New York. The sisters each hold bachelor of ts degrees from Oxford university. ||| hree other women. all English, group of stude lish bar toda} we per fain street, the Palace ater |his home Sunday afternoon between LS A \ were among the 114 candidates fof building, and was fined $15 and |3 and 6 o'clock. No one was seen Wedding Anniversary |coming from all parts of the world. | e costs on recommendation of Prose- ab. the place and Piorkowski re- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kamenicky | - - | cuting Attorney Woods. The place ported to the police that none of the | of Clark sty quietly observed In case you 925 ig the cd ternoon by neighbors noticed anything unusual ihe 23th anniversary of their wed-q Herald's Ad telephone ; ts Feency, McAvay and about the garag ding at their home Sunday. number. | | < A[. o - YOU NEEDN'T GIT A THE TEACHER P-E-N'N'S Y‘L A N‘l‘A 4 - = ) RENNOMEVANG SWELL HEAD UES ) ours Sai oS LO-U-1-S-1-A-N \ 'CAUSE. 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