New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1930, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAJLY HERALD. MONDAAY, APRIL 28, 193 Airplane Accidents Take Toll Of 14 Deaths In United States During Week-End In Scattered Sections Pilot in Bad Shape Portsmouth, N. H., April 28 (UP) Capt. Fahy Dies of Injur- |eharge of speeding Saturday, plead- |ed not guilty and with fhe permis- sion of the court, subjected the of- ficer to a searching cross-examini- tion. Judge Traceski and Pro¥ecu- 19 AUTO DRIVERS . 3 \“md besides making a finding of 15»;\1!,\. Judge T ki told him¢ | Campaign Against Mofor Law iy, suaee vaceans s b b |in accord with the facts than his a car with defective lights. |the charge of passing the stop sign r Peter SkierKowski arrested |at Burritt and W Main stre v night after h.nm;;lha]xawre Papalco, of beca of the lights.|mount sireet, Hartfor Officer L. 1. Harper told of learning ! August 20, of §5 Biooth strect from the state motor vehicjo anparp} Arthut Josephson, 24, of 144 High ment that the markers on {he car|street; Walter Kewozek of Wil- had been issucd for Another car and [lard avenue, Newington: Frank not in Spitko's name. Spitko admit- | Wind of Belden street; Emil Kirch- ted that inséiead of turning back the man, 5%, of Chestnut street, markers when the car on which they | Bristol; John George, 40, of 42 Wal- belonged was turned back to the |lace street, Bristol: John Brigryn Office st stopped him | LOSES COAT “AT DANCE * Louis Defate gf 16 New Pork ave- | nue, Hartford, reported to Officer 1. | A. Peterson Saturday night that he attended a dance at United Hall on Main streot April 19 and checked his topcoat, hat and gloves. Going out in | hurry he forgot his belongings and | when he returned an hour or so lat- er he could not find them. The pro- moters of the dance told the officer they recalled that a coat remained MAJ. GEN. BARNETT DIES Washington, April 28 (UP)—The name of Major General George Bar- U M. C., was added today to the growing list of world war he- roes who have died. | DBarnett, world war commandant of the U. S. marine corps, died hers | vesterday at the nmaval hospital. Ha was 70 years old and a native of I nett, S. d imposed a fine of §20 and it 38, | Wis., Violations Waged by Police Nincteen motorists were in police court today, charged with various violations of the motor vehicle laws. o sales company from whom was [of 47 Alexander strect, Dristol. {in the dressing room when they left | Lancaster, He was placed on bought, he put them on his car,| Henry Borak, 35, of Maxwell|the hall. the retired list in 1923. thereby saving the cost of a Lcrunvicourr, Rockville, who was arrested | = d ' “I Was Afraid to Eat for I Knew It | v A AT R A Sl Speeds on West Main St. | guilty and was represented by Attor. was | [Hacs Erom Riianpointutsoush / B. J. Monkiewicz. who request - Meant Hours of Misery Afterwards” it e R D e poiShl Martin Hustin, 24, of Endes ave- E ad, o “S!nue, Bristol, pleaded guilty to the|for a continuance until Priday Washington. where the red HSht .jayeo of speeding and after hearing | granted. halted traffic, the officer gave chas. Prosecuting Attorney Woods Mrs. Maria L strect, Hartford, member Robinson, pilot H., was of Exeter, in a serious | costs. | It was brought out that Officer Moftitt was parked near Wiite Oak ies — Six Spectators of | Flying Circus in Ten-} reported condition today from burns received when his plane crashed at the| nessee Caught by Propel- | Municipal airport here killing two | |13 & ar-old children. Prosecuting Attorney J. G. Woods ler as Pilot Dives Tooi A'few minutes after their mothers | presented the state’'s cases Close to Crowd. an |had engaged Robinson's plane for |jyqge Stanley J. Traceski was on [their first .'Lirnlm!x‘ r\d.r'. Geneva | {1 bench. ‘vfh‘or!\r-;\{ : Ior S{ufé‘le}d, 1x,adnn ',nd‘ James Cullum, 20, . Bruce efler, o ireenland, ) H., 5 char | wero: burned to. death yesterday|MAin street, charged hen the plane shed into a tree | While under the influence of liquor, an attempt to come out of a|was fined $100 and costs although fhe insistéd that he had not-taken a tail spin. of intoxicants in five months Fillia Habs "lthe testimony of Officer Thomas and clocked Williams at the ralé of |Blunchette, Prosccuting Attorney |lcased Alfred Cote of 136 Wa 40 to 45 miles an hour. v Woods told Husten he could have § In his cross cx on, Williants | ey chagged with :eckless driving | Farmington avenue, Hartford. Pratt fdad Ahe o Mitan MU L mean the loss of his|in addition to the charze of passing ik NS T GRGE Dl while. |the stop sign, was 1o en | could have ‘given the slip” had Th r testified charged with driving without a li- chosen to., Dbut the officer quic P 1 Lexinzton ense and certificate of tion {replicd that he could not have dot in strect at he rate of 40 miles | in his pogsession. the last two ) 1 out. 1 was so nervous that 1 coutd so, for he would have followed him to hour about 10 o'clock Saturday ¢ and Doty of the not even stand the sound of the ri- when he was arrested. |{Hartrord HE e - t and almost collided with a car squad miade most of the b dio or phone: and I lost weight Ofticers James Sullivan and F. A,| ‘Villiams, in his plea to the cou Liberty Huston clgimed | arrests durritt’ and West Main | and color, and Leginning Peterson tostified that an antomo. |¢laimed to have driven a quarter of there was no near collision, and he |strects and at onc time J k .|~£ think I was all through blle driven by Cullum turned from million miles in ten y without did not gealize. he said. how fast he |ceski was moved to inquire whethe “My mother, Mrs. Gossclin, of North street into Willow street|CVCr having been arrested.” He is a He was fined §15 and | it was the only point along the We South Woodbir reet, Hartford about 10 o'clock at such a rate of |Slcsman. he suid, and drives Main street boulevard had started taking Bon-Tone, anil speed it almost turned over, and| MO dcar a “’ he d“lu"![“ ""‘\""“ of §7 Spring | betng watched by the police was getting such wm:dnrdm; relict g cere playing streot | N Was going as as Officer Mor- iilty to charges | from it that she persuzded me to when Roden slowed down his plane | POYS who were playing in the street |y S gineq” but he admitted th car with defective G s XS o 4%t hive T din, St at 300} test and was unable to come | yere forced o flee Loisafely. Ihel spe vy sl Rosinief siite e sio S Tianits and refusing t defective’ Retired Loy £ 1o d : officers gave chasc in Officer Peter- |2t POINts along i LA, g to stop at an of-| ound it to be just the medicine for Puviotinzspin: s s lle oot ici e 5| Eolng 85 imiles nihour! ignal. and Judge Traceski | my case. I have taken six bottles. e s Denfes Instructing Operator ndod judgment on hoth 'charges, | to date, and eat and sleep like = InsicanT on Iis Tuct and nnAt o Aler Cecrivils 18, oF 25 Mt Bie s made about 9 o'clock child. My bowels began to responl nt street, Derby, charged with driv- ¢ Officer L. 1. Harper at on the first bottle, and I haven't hal The body of Captain Herbert J.|dr Officer Peterson drove Cul- {1 "0 s S eiiie 2 [ihe rednest ot OfMica sulli- , e ¢ ol e . B - (OF Captain Herbert 3. | 0o o the police statian ana|I€ Without a license and passing a tnest of Officcr James Sulli- | pion rifie and pistol shot. died here | a headache or spell now for ! | ] top sign at Burritt and West Matu Van. i lvediphen hisiplanetiinneiovan siomataisolo fendli rance Tecond gohof\Orscea SUllvand conB O Tl rRBELErE LR Sl S ol o me e e s he was taking off lust Friday|gieq from imjuries recelved when his|son's car. ’ 4 ; = 2 ; | juries received when his [SO0'S o linstructions when Officer Thomas from the cstate of CUIT Durant, mil- | gy craghed during a take-off | Ldeutenant Matthias | e e anufactur. |P1ne cras g a take-off| L & wheo!Blanchette stopped him yesterday lionaire sportsman and manufactur- |y 0" CHF G chington to- |Was in charge of the desk when | aire spo ; | here, wgs taken to Washington to- | e but his companion. who is a licensed er, at Grayling, Mich | s Cullum was brought in, testified that e T T burlal, g el S 3 = |operator, admitted on the witness Another former endurance record | © o 08 LT L ries vos. |the Young man was intoxicated and n b e rhe | succumbed njuries yes- 5 i 1 S5 |stand that he was not instructing tolder, Jim Kellysof I't. Worth terday after his. planc erashed on |URfit to drive. He was unsteady on | 5 : e B ‘ planc cras . b him. A fine of $2 and costs was im- was Killed in a crash during an clec- [ (¥ 8 €00, PEEE S om. | Nis feet and there was an odor of | n -l {eal storm Saturday near Lacord, | ¢ ‘estate of Clift Durant, million- i poscd for pasgsing the sign and $5 cal storm Saturday n O e el iiquo e poaent | in the same One of his two |5 0 T R lies} Cullum testified that he. went tg(®nd ¢osts for driving without. a li- e ot domonstrating Hlstwite MreYClatral S0 MEL LINSE (el e Metilell g & Fahy, also an aviator, was uninjured LBl At dooit | William Sadecki, 24, of Nestirniy in_tho, crash his home on Putnam street, but hel 5 = : Siold nilaren | sh. Aidnet Bave 4 Aeille. The was nory. | ChuEch street, pleaded gullty to il y | . their first aivplane ride were killed 3 lous at being arrested, he said, and|Charge of speeding and was fined yesterday Portsmouth, N. ., RangralisericealH el | |$15 and « Officer* Clarence ¢ treir mothers when | FOrt Worth, Texas, April 28 (P—! :‘I"RCS‘\p{ffiil"’;c:’l"sfifi‘:d}"',‘:\’7;“,‘?:;9‘h\'umm arrested him about 10 2 Funcral services were held here to- L Lo AR SN STeloak 1as for & nal divedliton carth c ly fit to drive. Judge Traceski ask.|©clock last night for driving at the bt day for Jim Kelly, former co-holder | ¥ fit 10 drite. Judge fracoski ask-y ., "or 4 njles an hour on Frank- At M of the world's endurance flight | (0 1 ¢ Rival should testify|lin Sauarc and South Main streets RoATET {regord, who was Killed in a plane | FHY Meutenant thiva =houTdCestitN] rd M LT Tl e hear Lacord, Texas, in which | (hat he was intoxicated IL it was not o sl o R TN S ATl ]so. an . Cullum .uim;u;u that e R Wi € RV Williemis, ) Oth Kieata ROkl a| sueNE CERNOTeAson MRS Wlnace Sl (Fag yigiocs s rrested - A told him the licutenant’s word was | ¢5K! orde AL U Tl Gh ety Gliang dicd yesterday from injuries received | (2 AR the PERENANES WOTE WES |1 ced under o hond of at Least T avettavdlll Terny Ap the same crash Saturday, when | 808QUtEW 8000 WID LAe COUTL | ocor made the arrest Tilton Colvert Kelly and G. W. Mennis, Fort Worth {‘[‘”“ 4 _,"“‘i “:’;' bellgne, =l ‘“:‘H‘ 481 74 fine of £1 i Tra b |student were the victims (e DE AT Al L S °d on Adolph of ! . s : |asked why a physician was net call- e o R kil s e ATl cef ol Ve e e i R liich Filled) 81 por | rec last year by staying aloft 172 | *9 B 11 ”“’U :Jl“dg‘ LG d' ; jured 16 others yesterd | hours and four minutes. Their record | 24Mmitted that he had not asked fo % . 3 I one. Descending on landing field, | Waa later broken. John Kragiel, 40, of $8 Tremont which was swamped with sy to = = Adopt Resolutions On % street, who was arrested by Officer ;olxmrL purposely :WYWI“IIIMS plane John M. Licbler Saturday forenoon ow in order to frighten them away ~ s 5 Loss of Church Pastor Junior O. U. A. M. hall was filled AN Ape R L cshier e on the charge of driving an automo- féet about the field the planc sud- ble while his license was under s deiy drapped o (ho crowd, " ita|a both the morning and cvening |PENSioN. was arrested again ester whirring propeller siriking with | Scrvices of Grace Church yesterday, | 4% on the same charge, by Officers | e [ e tast (o occasions of Rev. H. O, | Kelly and Harper on Lasallc sirect. | Colvert swid {he accident was|OINcy's appearance as its pastor. caused by an air pocket, whils TFelix | He left this morning, with his far- Through Attorney Michacl A. Sex Campbell, wh wife and child|ily, to assume his new duties as ton, he pleaded guilty to the first | gpeed, ton. . Traceski questioned Of- count, but when the attorney learn- | joun Spitko, 2 at Jength and also asked were among the injured, claimed the | pastor’ of Hunt Avenue Baptist pilot had flown so low as to strike Church in Buffalo. | ed of the second count he entered a{nye, pleaded guilty to four fice nguay for further details, plea of not guilty and had the casc|and was fined $10 and costs for driv- |after which he said he was inclined a telephone wire with his wheels. At the morning service of Grace | Secretly Removed to Jail hurch, the following resolution | bonds. continued until Saturday in $300 |ing without a certificate of registr > give the motorist the benefit of tion and with improper brakes, + doubt An angry mob formed about the|was unanimously adopted: George Williams, 30, of 55 Fast-|and costs for driving without ch of the following cases, a flior and he was taken from the field| “Resolved. That we, the members |view street, Hartford, who was ar-|cense in his possession, costs was imposed, by deputy sheriffs and later sccretly | of Grace Church of New Britain, |rested by Officer Moffit on the being suspended .on the costs remitted, on vemoved fo another coin'y to await | Connecticut, being about to lose our | | a hearing some time today. Sheriff [ pastor through his acceptance of M. W. Rhea said no coroner's in-|the Lord’s call to minister in Buf- quest. would be held, however, falo, New York, and being to a indicated the murder charge |large extent saved through God's Colvert was only temporary. | word as presented by him, do by The dead: » this Fbsolution fechly endeav®r to Booncy Reard our heartfelt thanks and Kelly Tow ratitude to God for his min- | istry among us. 380 with of Last street and Arthur Pratt of 34 Grand who is Catholic over and over. T had splitting head- aches that almost drove me insan and I also suffered from dizzy spells. [ was terribly constipated. and I was always 4 and listle hd fagged nicux of Conn., Anne’s driving By the Un T Airplane acc of 14 persons, two of them nati idents {ook tle license have 1 that on Huston West indigestion had no street regist from for known pilots, in scattered part == arink ap- Two Dead in Wisconsin ‘ A and was perfectly sober last night Milwaukee, Wis., April 28/(UP)— | novice aviator believed re ‘sponsible today for the death of him- self and his passenger when their | | plane went into a tail spin in at- | | tempting a low landing. Albert Roden, 26, and Harry| Wagner, 15, were killed Sunday the country over the week-cid One of the worst air trage 1A the year occurred vesterday at a fly- ircus outside of T ayetteville where a pilot dived into a crowd gathered on the landing field, his plane killing six spectators | and injuring 16 others. Three of uw‘ injured were not expected to survive, The flier, Milton Colvert of Colum- bia, Tann., was hield today on a mur- der charge Capt. T'ahy Succumbs Capt. Herbert J. Fahy, former holder of the world lo endurance record, died yesterday o stree as 1o ny Battaglia, pleaded not ving a 16 Physician Dies; Once Champion Markman New Haven, April 28 (® — Dr, James E. Stetson, retired physician who once was regarded as a cham- | Rody Taken to Capital Crayling, Mich., April 28 (UP)— last night 30, laite that out had § reporting to the for-!last night at the age of SG. car with ene headlight| Before studying medicine at Y ssed through North street he was employed by a rifie comy and turned into Elm street after We|and represented it in shooting had signalled the driver to stop. |matches. Battaglia testified that he would| At one tournament’ held have stopped Fad he heard the of-|west he won a diamond 1 to him. He both of- | pelt, said to be emblematic r1 hut did not w they wanted | country's cha continued along the [shot, In 1881 i wdiight in question | yated from the Y a7y t « a blow, he and practiced here. 2lso functions al-1 e was born in ocs out trequently. He| April 1844, A are that the lights wers when the officer sa ‘ several v pains in my back have hope for keeps; ind my nerves are like steel—noth- ing bothers me at all. 1 have told MRS, MARIA LEMIEUX and am continually telling everyon: in the | [ know, what really wonderful studded | petite, and wa cd to cat,|medicine Bor 1s; and I cer- of the as I knew t meant hours of |tainly intend a to have some in rifie | misery and cring from bloating [the house.” | and pains in my stomach and| Stop in and sec back. 1'd have bhurning {pert at Miller & pains in my back right over my hips sto ) Church strect, New Britain. —it felt as if hot wires were being He will tell you why Bon-Tone is pushed through and drawn known as the world's foremost tonic. mer B Rival, who a really at it ficer ci saw suf the Bon-Tone éx- Hanson's druz state, said, East Hampton, brother survives. X taking though e back, not 1 tier Adolph Kraniss, 18 et ) 13 bein en homie lia,pleaded guilty to the drunkenness and was ithout costs. He admitted had two g w at of a friend Accepts Driver' Trac too i of 485 Stanley | ear-old a high killed trying to boy, were Word word of Seymot | Officers Doty | zc of iy o rged him He on West @fter a d ent as to whether reet about 2:15 o'clock yo 1d 1 car 1o a stop be- afternoon and Oificer Alfred eniering West Main street from | Tanguay clocked him at 42 miles itt strect an hour between Corbin avenue ’ officers testified that they had Roclk brid of Burritt street and therc were three cars in a party did mot stop, while he|f land the first one was some distan that he was behind iwo | ahead of him, so he i s who stopped and he did like- speed to overtake it admitted He was taking a woman | + | that the officer was correct about the | Wh was broken, to’ Southing- | flying to e, who ons and in- was drivin and Schultz testified view oth wise, FOR A PACKARD 67 not own one? 81 the The important thing to consider in the buying of a motor car is not the price of purchase—but the cost of owning. 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