New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1930, Page 13

Second Section NEW BRITAI RALD Pa_2s 13 to 22 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, . APPEAL WITHDRAWN, et v Andrew Maietta Convicted oii Violating Liquor Law Twice | Andrew Maietta, 31, proprictor of | a grocery store at the corner of| Beaver ~nd ette streets, today | vacated his appeal Lo superior court | and paid a fine of 9 and costs which was imposed With a suspendd- ed jail sentence of 60 days in police court in January. Maietta was Lefore the court as a second offender. Relative to the terms of the lease which he has on the store, Maictia | said today that he anticipated no difficulty with the owner of the Luilding, although there is a clause on record which binds Maictta not to violate any of the criminal laws or ordinances cither of the city of w Britain, statc of Connecticut, or | United States of America, under penalty of losing possession of th premises without legal proc | The owner of the building is Ja-| The en ment of M cob IR. Kaplan and Maictta said to-| Rakowsky of Emmons p day he had paid him his rent twi since being convicted in police cou and so far as he knew Kaplan did not contemplate the exercise of the|: right given him under the leasc. MISS ANNE E. RAKOWShY s announced today. Miss Rakowsky is a ¢ the Camp school of t ormal school. Mr. W - at the Ce SPAIN PEAGEFUL; SOGIALEViENTS WILL BE DISORDERS CEASE ™~ vioks cLus tapimows Gomerefl(}e New TOpiC OI DiSCHS';“mNm“ Made By W. C. French othe At Meeting Today Meets sion for Papers \ o Approval During an informal discussion a today at the rench anization Madrid, March 4 (P—Spain con- | th tinues tranquil. The ca out advices to indicate th disorders in the provinces. The a thorities apparently have the situa- tion well in hand. | Lions club me Lis with- | 3 v.n hotel, \\mmn « ed that th U‘Ildln establ will go down as tr the annual frolic, Madrilenos found in a conference | remembering ct between Premier General Berenguer | members ar and Melquiades Alvarez Gonzalcz, chief of the liberal reformists, a ne topic for di I polic comment from the member: McGinley of the Hartford Ti uled to a hment of |able to t sh parl ining his or! z was said to have di premier over ex of the projected re-establi the maini s of restoration in & ent, fas its g inal | Boston Boys' cordance | which play constitution ot 187 tearn 1 ngu th tomporaril postpone all political e vas believed the co rveady to listen Toys overnment | it e upetied 1o | ghort wtry would be cakers of all| ties within three or four weeks. He said that o declaratio during th tter part of last we had been mininterpreted and that he had net intend from Ts original plan ot to a constitutional g He denied that had ever in-|PY tended to ablish tator: had nut Hill park. Joln Crowley m r of the Boston tean da “buck nd panied by John J. ns were discussed for the L of calling elections ““’- SO e Al e abandoned. 1t was'his|Michael . Bannan ¥z 0 ommitt work aid, to send the peopic | Chairman of a committee to wo on the affair. to the polls as soon as the country . e will be a meeting of is ready. o | board of directors and the frol fternoon at 4: 5 TS committee this a Dominican Cabinet Is o'clock in the Hatch building. Formed by Officials report on the frolic will be made. Santo Domingo, Dominican Re- | e public, March 4 (P was appointed under a presidential | decree today, replacing ministry | of the former chief executive, Hora- | for motives of economy, is consic cio Vasquez. ing the abolition of the In the new cabinet, Elias Brache | Australian commissio Hijo, who has long been prominent|United States. in Dominican politics, will be min-| John Parker Molo nber yosts ister of foreign affairs. He . was|markets and transport, cor fiae minister of justice in the Vasquez|expenditure unjustifiable in view of cabinet. the limited trade bet en the two General Antonio Jorge will take | cou the portfolio of national defense, De- | Ierbert Brookes, present Austral- will take the c! ian commissioner-general 1o ofilo Herandez | United State is now in London sanitiary ministry — ——— el Vidal v 1o Provisional I'resident Rafacl Es- geport, March 4 (UP)—H a1 Ldward 1. Daley of the local Ihe co. justic departinent was startled whe and pub still be ap- |the apparatus on which he was ri pointed. ing drew up in front of his own - home. He helped extinguish wney blaze. Steamer Not in l)dnzer' | Battered by Heavy Gale Seattle, March ¢ (P—The freight- e Bellingham was believed not {o be in danger today after two nearhy s had steamed to aid in an- to distress signals ived he yesterday saying the Bellingham was | listing badly after a gale oft the southwestern end of Alaska Penin- | sula caused her cargo to shift and disabled her rudder. No further | vord led oft | 3’350 HNE |S P Am tothal \nnoced | char; o Wil- liam J. Hurley of Iranklin streof governn 1 Junior s | tors were tions such pay during 1925, 1926 an His suggestion wmet with favorable Griff Uk in which he praised the ings but it | sportsinanship of New Britain pro- eir kindness and Neros o also stated that he and his 4 impresse B S e b pointed enforce Ele the 1St the Canadian Fress)—Feveris | tivity was noted about the water A new cabinet| CONSIDERS APPOINTMENT bt Australia, March 4 (@ monwealth government, in the ners will endeavor to ship a be difficult to get the liquor the distilleri if the law goes into effect. s appointed seeretary | FUREMAN TIGHTS OWN 1111 ior, will t announcenie said his services v same time his post i 1T0M MIX MUST - FACECOURT CASE b Sf King Vidor Also Summoned 111 : Income Tax Evasion Claims March 4 (P—Ton sctor, and King Vidor, Mix, © | director, were under orders to join | the parade of motion picture celebri- 1 court to answer| ties in fede their in sifying federal grand jur dition to making and paying amounts penalties double volved. Those who F day Lleanor Boar lam Cooley i investigation of spiracy in Holiywood agents declared had nt to lose a million dollar. since in tax Two tax co B r. and Edward H. Hayden, were indi Miss Ber i on conspi v was convicted and s ntence in the women at Ald en pleaded guilt federal prison f¢ son, W. Va., Ha 4nl w ed to five months in he county jail on one charg: five years in federal prison on an- e federal prison sentence nded Fines Levied By Court Miss Griftith's as $1,000 the back taxe: enalties paid brov count to ties totalin was s and back taxes and pe $15,000. The three ac- ined $500 each. cd of having Mix is iled to ap- proximately $50,000 due the gov- ernment. Other prominent motion picture | individuals named by the grand jury include Dorothy Hair Rod lLa and Dorothy Seba ian Williams Students in Favor of Liquor Change | [\ Williamstown, Mass., March 4 [ &% (UP)—Government control of liquor would he the Lest solutton of the prohibition problem. in the opinio of a majority of Williams coll students. n which tudent body par- Results of a1 ndum 80 per cent of t ticipated 1 today that: per cent favored gov- Bootleggers Hurry as Booze Ban Approaches \‘ Niagara Falls, Ont., March 4—(By 2 river today. of the contemplated action > Canadian parliament in pro- r cle 1nce that rum rui- tity of liquor across during th ys. They admit it wéll u to the point of export PORTES GIL TO TEACH Mexico City, March 4 (®- Nico, and no of Is of the Tacoma- | Oriental Steamship Company, owz- ers of th 1 to belicve toda that the §8 men aboard were in no danger. v Moore Left $ 5,000 | - To Caruso’s Widow | Pittsburgh, March 4 (®—The Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph in a copy- righted story today said that the late Ambassador Alexander YP. Moore | wilted $25,000 to Mrs. Enrico Car-| uso, widow of the noted Italian ten- or, in addition to a bequest of $10 000 to the Queen of Spain. THREE SKELETONS FOUND Fairfield, March 4 (UP)—Threz skeletons, believed more than 100 rears old, which were unearthed in ere, will be turned over to ity for r h work AUULIA EXPECTS CHILD | A + (P—The Duche of mmx expects the birth of a child some time this month. The | prefect of the royal court so mnoti- | sed Loth houses of parliament and he officers of state today Lm the s order. The Duke Apulia is a cousin of King \H(n Pmmanuel. 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