New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1930, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1930. — e SMUGGLING TREATY | - UNWANTEDBY U. 5. General Tleay Is Omolally Frowned Upon as Valueless ' Geneva, June 10.(P)—The United States government today officially frowned upon a general treaty for the suppression of smuggling, the —_—————————— Claim Garrett Grand Jury Charges Changed || Boston, June 10 (P—Sensation- al charges that indictments re- Pflr'ffl against Oliver B. Garrett, | former police liquor raider, his wife and Mrs. Lillian V. Hatch, were not in accordance with the grand jury vote today faced the Suffolk superior criminal court The charges were contained in 17 motions to quash, eight pleas in abatement and three requests for a bill of particulars filed by Herbert F. Callahan, counsel for Garrett, late yesterday. GERVANY HONORS | SUBMARINE DEAD Unveils Monument at Kiel Bight | to 5,134 Heroes Kiel Germany, June 10 (A—A |fionument commemorating deeds of Gérman submarine crews during the World War was unveiled today on the banks of Kiel bight in the pres- |ponam improvement in the south- eastern section of the city The lot, 65x165, is at the south- ar! end of Upton street and is va- cant. It is now on the market ders avenue runs north and sou several hundred feet south of t end of ton street, town propert 1ing. The alder WINS DOUBLE HONORS 'ANDREWS AND MWAVAY DELEGATES OF D. A. V. Will Represent New Britain Chapter At State Convention in Bridgeport commander of Disabled TRUCK OVERLOADED - BY 15,100 POUNDS - Driver Arrested in This City 7\{'-" Pags Fine of $25 ind the center of the instance of Officer nolled on payment of of 21 Richard h breach of the s wife and uilty and a Ay was ors Gaffney was ar- plaint by ey Mrs. the face in ted Miss Birney to go free pend- |navy veterans and other pat S and v toa bl it ) dered port case ng further wmn following an ex- bodies TR obinson Nd intl 4 H g 4 RO ‘ e S35 Rayn F of 130 ¥ f the case The monument consists of a col- Miss Hine Graduates Cum Laude i SERLECRE S, it oy 2 SHpe er street » was in court d her father |umn surmounted by a spread eagl ¢ hosnc s s ) oM ago with |It carries the ggling, from the eco- | nctryc . A cal point of view." the not~ said, of importance to this state department in a formal reply to a communication on the subject to ague of N countenanced the ady a pact as of no great that country and Gets Honorable Mention e dred_and e 122 heroes p having trouble with his World war 1914-191 government, a general treaty on the <. ong wife and didn't want her to Former Vice Adr subject would probably mnot be of | et the money v v were di-|former chief su e to the United States | explained. |in unveiling the me 3 . given him the more than half the “Diamonds, jewelry and other i .ome and some of the principal \marine crews died during t merchandise of which has increased through invesi- |which was a higher percen > great value cor - | ments.” mortality than of any other S IRAKE LODGE WILL, - soaseeees e v for Haseltine Prize, EUGENE PERMANENT WAVING HAIR CUTTING AGNELLO’S BEAUTY PARLOR Strand Theater Building Phons 1543 siss % TH-U-Bonnelly Colne. ?gg:::s) {TEL-480 - }> THE~BOSTON~STORE <& EST-1878-) ' Gommeet %7 REDEMPTION STATION IN OUR STORE SILYER WEDDING DAY 77 but uwr relationship Family Reunion to Mark 25th Mar- to Hc economic and fis the general question of s ener 3 Sons of St. Gearge Officers to ral treates m sesara o s 12ke Stations Thursday question have been negotiated Mr and Mrs Alfred J. Schaefer | g riage Anniversary of South Man Street Residents, Every lodg - represented at THE LARGEST CIRCU- LATING LIBRARY IN NEW BRITAIN Rental Charge 3c a Day Also Gift Bar- gains gains L SWILLIAM HESID IAES ANDERSON'S” WAY LINK UP STREETS - j 7~ . 3100 Rayon Pique BY PIJRGHASE OF LAND e : g al : 3 36 inches wide ; : ‘ : - 49(: vard 79¢c yard. patterns, MISS BIRNEY 1S FREED ON OWN RECOGNIZANCE - Claims Bonds She {is Accused of Stealing Were Sent to Her ol tinel. H. Durn: o : - - By Her Father. COTY'S BATH POWDER $1.29 Alderman Falk Proposes to Join '° Landers Avenue and Upton Street in Southeast WASHABLE CREPE, CHIFFON, FLAT CREPE SILK RAJAH, YO-SAN BEWARE ! 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