New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1930, Page 23

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1930. hine, sustained injuries to a Electric recently took over the |his chest and possible internal in- the colonel before he hops off to Ha- | property of the Lvercit mills. |Jorten, . ‘THs phrty wes-beaded tor vana. The United Fruit company — —_— Providence from Brooklyn when the maintains the only radio stations Three Persons lnjured | accident occurred, along the Central American east v ) - coast and the operators at all stations In Westerly Accident | Westerly, 1.; pany traversing this route will col-|C ion = with the |of the m: lect and forward the weather data " LINDBERGH BEGINS - RLIGHT T0 HiAM d on the ships of the United Fruit Aprill 25 (P— Leaves Washington fo Inaugy- rate Air Mail Route — Washington, April 25 B — Charles A. Lindbergh took off from | Bolling field for Miami, Fla., today at 9:45 a. m. He said he expected to make the flight in one hop, arriving in Miami late today. Officials at the flying field said | conditions were good for a fast| flight. The distance on an air linc | is 923 miles. Has Speed of 160 Miles TLindbergh's monoplanc has a | cruising speed of 160 miles per| hour. Lindbergh will leave Miami tomor- | row afternoon, gl Havana | tomorrow night wit htRe first batch | of mail to be taken southward on the | inauguration of the new seven day air mail schedule of the Pan Ameri- can Alrways Inc., between New York | and Montevideo, Uruguay. From Havana he will fly to Cris- | tobal, Panama, and remain there to | | stop flight from Havana to Panama PILOT RADIO TUBE company will be on watch for the |, colonel and give him whatever as- sistance they can on his long non- ce pe were probably f automobile c over the Caribbean Sea. Adamo, 19, Providence, received thigh, ankle and a Horron rd street, Brook ceived a crushed ches ditions were believed Joseph Morgera, 19, of Huge Deal Would Make $10;-| 000,000 Company Realized New York, tions are unde y tion of a large electrical manufac- turing combine to be built around the pilot Radio & Tube Corp., of Brooklyn and Lawrence, Mass. The proposed, company. would have a| capitalization of about $10,000,000 nd gross business of more than $20,000,000 annually, it was® an-; rnounced today, | The merger was originally dis-| today when their ed into a stone w on the Nooseneck hill road. of 41 Marietta street, | in ctures of the | to Her sister, | Saxe ord of §100 pending disposition se in polic court tomorrow. | and last night| $500, which Judge M. | ed posted. uth | | re- | - | Barrows | whether tion made into conditions at t home before decidi 4 Plain- | of charges f 3 driver | and heard in police ceurt yesterday. police cell because of inability | D.| Judge Saxe is having an investfga- | | ' e | @ . WOMAN FREE ON BOND ‘ Mrs. Marion Barrows of 80 Hart- infured, two | ford avenue was released today in - i of —at— «P STORES) fly back with the mail at an unde- cussed about cight months ago, but | g termined date in the near future. v as perimithed ta) arop when tho| : A |stock market crashed last fall. The | ' To Assist Colonel | plan was again brought forward re-| 4 Finest C Boston, April 25 () — The Trop- | cently and has been the subject of | . ical Radio Telcgraph company and several conferenges between bankers | Tub or the United Fruit company today an-|and officials of’, the companies at ! nounced they would give Colonel|Lawrenog and in this city. | Print Charles A. Lindbergh all possible as The first step in the undertaking, | Tin 0 sistance on his approaching flig said, be the merging of from Miami to Panama. | ation and the Noma “Every effort will be made to fur- manufacturers of clec- | 2 BOKAR Ib. tin 31c RED CIRCLE Ib. 25¢ 8 O°CLOCK nish Colonel Lindbergh with obser- | 4 other electrical ap- vations on weather conditions pre- | pa atually it is planned vailing over the route he. Will fly to bring together half a dozen other Ro 1 from Havana to Panama. via the|manufacturers of electrical supplies. | % sfig\* old Medal east coast of Central America,” an|The manufacturing activities of the| vfi“ifii{‘\\ 3 announcement said. new organization would be concen kL0 “Vessels of the United Fruit com- | trated at Lawrence, where the Pilot | 4 1hs23¢c can 16¢ 5 czkes 19¢ . ' 4 rolis 19¢ 2 lhs 25¢ 3 pkgs 23¢ battle 10C POTATCLS 3est Maine Stock 47c Bananas Puritan e Gillette Razors ;. Magnolia SORENEED Fairy Soap Waldorf Prunes Sal¢ Wcodtoné “RELIABLE" BRAND Peas Cookies Tooth Paste Del Monte Red Salmon Gelatine ¥ Baking Powder rovs % Soap 3 bars 18¢ Stove Polish 18¢c [CRISCO oo rva v mmin 2556 | CAMPBELL'’S Tomato. 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