New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1930, Page 12

2 NEW BRITAIN' DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1930. e |costs was entered in the of \\ harles D. Cook, 26, o 2 nk- ct, Bloomfield, N. who was A on April 6 by Officer Louis Harper on the charge of speed- iBritish Proposal to Take Guards Off Merchant Ships In Chinese fac- | mde bu tory. sts no injur were e i b GONGERT OUT ON STRRRN - s were reported. ‘Iffii‘.‘,a ot “taen”ana women. o0 | WHISKEY TENOR STAGES Waters Raises Howl of Protest CARDS WANT GRIMES HaenSuns s Gokg']zfvom LEAIS 4 an impromptu | * vocal conce Main and Myrtle | B 1 and South streets about 7:50 o'clock last night,| 20 SO attracting a large audience, and then d into the center of the| . Star Finds Stern Opposition in North | Fight Off Pirates, Ship-| BODY PLAGED ON BOAT Aly! Othor Teogue pers Assert—Recent At-| ‘lh'nmhl\ of Victoria l'runl.fl(‘rrml‘y.\-‘?‘ ‘ tacks On Boats Cited to | Amateur Today. B , April 1 idon wants Burleigh G Pinchurst, N. C. April 11 (P—| New York, defending corge Voigt Trom Funeral Train to Swedish |as a member of the St Louis ¢ nd emulated a traffic po- ot s pitching st ¢ ficer Sha e ampion, defea i ; L TRt N SRR |nals pitching staff and said so in N0 |Jjceman. Officer igene Kieff J Prove Dangers to Crew.| Tlasship at Pomerania Yort. |upcertain term o h et Ly Phillips i 3 l I dor | Swinemunde, Pomerania, April 11 (P—The ceremony of the transter | {of the body of Queen Victorja of | o [Sweden fron special funcral | P14 it it from Ro zship Drot now whether I'm er him. I and Ju tanley J |ana 3, to 1 Jolice court today imposed | in the 30th annual north and south and costs, the charge |amateur golf tournament. being breach of the peace. | “With the tournament in its deci- L] vonowski pleaded not guilty and |sive stages, Voigt was matched w . but we cer- | ¢ cd 1 drinking and | C. Ross Somerville, of London, Or him, more |, s than any orning bro t i1l bid high for th ran “he did on the | co-medalist and anad cer Kieffer told the |amateur champion, for one of the | Cards are duc home today |court him somewhat un-|s nal match In the othex, | | from Tlorida der the f liquor but not | lugenc Homins, Englewood, N & intoxicated. Attorney | flash clashed with J. T. Hunt \an(m Relmns, Pr edicts | Woods told Traceski that | Norh / s n going about | Whileg Air Mail Line te Bermuda |}’ urbances for th 7 to put out " New York. April (UP)—Mail | p; [} hammered 1 th ine nd express rvice by air 45, of 2 to down b Armed Guards supplied stood at attention durtng ( Manche: town, N. Y., - I 1 the ceremony. pleaded not g the cha Hom n o q ral offer. violation of les of t | Pittsbu cially fals which: of Attorney Cole- | climinatc Chir \ re carried ab Drottnin . Berry & Reynolds of | N, J., four and two. | Victoria be taken 1o Stockholn a continuance until next | il P ; ioialed ean R LI Indepcndent Pdlt\ Will ; o oMt S ne Elect Officers in May | 1 J v part of the way mond street The annual clection of offi ) o p to Stockholm v streets yesterday | the Citizens' Independent john AL |be held next month, it was voted last night’s meeting of the d committeemen held at od in the |clubrooms at 434 M 32, of Putnam |cent Dobrowolski, pr on payment of |char the meeting. SO e, P WORKERS 60 ON STRIKE | Y orkshire without an |a of Joscph Wolf and a nolic L practical | cas street Woolen Vactories Closed By Wage Dispute—Police Make 5 Arrests in First Disorder. operative the closi | Yorkshir the wage ed th Whi doors dispute that industry for mon Ningapore New Remodeled Store § ASTER TIME IS DRESS UP TIME— ° - \ the time when we all like to take our e 3 place in Spring’s Finest Fashion Parade! ity \WE frepared .. And you need not deny yourself that e nuch oy to leave in your pleasure! Every new style for Easter for = v somo v hours n saiing. home a 1930 every member of the family is here on Triple Screen Grid | the easiest credit plan in the world! This piqued the owners fo an extent t they demoted D, Szymansky, tressyrer, talled’ tol appear at the meeting and state- ments of campaign expenses will not be announced for some time. The officers of the party will meet again tonight at 8 o’clock. CLAIM ALTITUDE RECORD Stuttgart, Germany, April 11 (P— Frau Margaret Fusbahn, woman flier, accompanied by her husband Heinz Fushahn, today achieved what was claimed a ney world altitude record for baby planes of the sec- ond class reaching a height of 4,900 metres (about 15,900 feet). 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