New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1930, Page 4

‘Fwo Cars Collide at Intersec- tion—One Driver Held, of the ap- announce- said work " Ease and (‘707n>\‘f0rt In New Essex Sedan would deter as effectively as the so- | »d fourth offender acts, and that t would be much more easily en- lost heavily in the New York stock | market, Klotz suftered a collapse,and | shortly afterward was charged Wwith | delivered here with spare tire, tube, cover and all necessary equipment Touring Adventures 2 In Nash 100 Sedan Portland, Me., June 16 (F—The |head of a body of troops. Their des- | pristors. Austin J. Roche, police |tours.” The complatts, the sheriff Developments in Automobile ey |employing the nuisance law. Eight |symmonses were served on opera- Suffield, June 16 — Mrs. George Boston, June 18 (UP)—Commit- | jously injured and five other persoLs Sherift Charles A. Frieberg that Junkers G38, took off at 5:43 a. m, ntendent of prisons for and her daughter, Miss Mar- Stanley Bieneski, of Chicago.|from across the hall and his valet of toward society Jensen, Greenfield, driver Sunday discredited and in greatly oL MAINE PRIMARIES ment, | plan | 1 nce juries would not rebel issuing bad checks. He resigned his fe,”” Tayer said, “he would still sentence was suspended 3 T ude would restore him to liber- Includes Fire, Theft, Equipment and $180 Studebaker Eight ty. —The | ihe last vears of his life his pur- Maine primary elections today found tination and reason for the expedi- ‘ announced after an investigation, IN SUFFIELD AUTO GRASH tion was not known. commissioner, says he has found & | .. o yugtified in 90 per cent of the : ! |letic clubs, enjoying the protection | mona-clad slips of girls were chased Field as Described by Agents s Tk o S U - , [ places have been closed on this|tors of the establishments. Says Prisoners Should Be Freed KLOTZ DEAD IN ¢ . 4 tually 1+ P Tremendous Strides we may actually have to Race on Wet Stand Waterman, 70, of Greenfield, Mase., SR s S IR yesterday when two automo- |vice was subsisting chiefly on the {on a non-stop flight to Paris. here and Alone, Passts | before the | guerite Kelly, Greenfield residents, | this type of commitment | d and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bu- (9g vears today watched over the | » ; STANDARD EIGHT 5-PASS. SEDAN ial rather than |of the car in which the WAterMans ,.quced circumstances, e speaker believed his In 1328, atter having _reputedly of guilty. seat in the senate and later was 7 7 7 a ray of hope that good con- As crowning blows his wife di- S Deductible Collision Insurance, Interest Has Speed and chase for the government of Amer- s NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1930. [ | ‘heru yesterday for the interior at the | warrants were served on the pro-|patronage of school boys in “plus WHITE HOUSE NOT | SOCIOLOGIST URGES |, T, LOSES LiFk ! The city and the surroundin vay to put heretofore so-called ath- |cases. Scores of young men and ki- ;ccun(ry are quiet. |of state charter, out of business by [oyt of road.houses and many court : MOW“W HaS G. 0. P‘ Backmg m‘l | |charge and the proprietors locked | Qg 1 5 g | : JUNKERS PLANE ON TRIP y County action in neighboring In Auto Man Whfl] A(tl[llde Altel's []BS[;URE R['“M |towns and villages came as the re.| Dessau, Germany, June 16 (P— A LUL S \was Killed and her husband was ser- Ml gult of numerous complaints to |Germany's biggest land plane, the ment ot crminals to prian for i | Mot 3 e at the imersecion | War Time Premier, Discredited was urged by Dr. Walter N. Thayer, |y waterman, Mrs. Holger Jen- Bt e e Pf &C K.Z &.RD gally possible to grant parole | of Suffield were treated for ., 40 ot Lycien Klotz French war- seemed probable that the |m time minister of finance, who died| 5 ! e Thager ex. | were passengers, was held on a tecn- | "*TI5 SR, g0 of 62 1 “Th soner could then be | Dical charge of manslaughter. while Klotz, who signed the treaty $ eated on the basis of what made of Versailles. was being shaved by a him it the crime rather thane barber who had called at his apart- , While no prisoner would feel i inatinn | tried and sentenced to two years in 3 b pie o priener weuis, b5, 0, P, Senatoria] NOMIDBION 8, s22 oriones & e ds™ome INITIAL PAYMENT . . . $735 Causes Most Interest MONTHLY PAYMENTS . $90 nd evidence of a change in his vorced him and he was disbarred by R i s e d the Paris bar association. During % and Finance Charges for contract period. power of § jcan war stocks left in France was under considerable fire | YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL BE APPRAISED | AT ITS FAIR MAREET VALUE AND THIS ALLOWANCE APPLIED AGAINST THE INITIAL AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS. STANDARD EIGHT PRICES REDUCED *400 Honeyman Auto Sales Co. 200 EAST MAIN STREET TEL. 2542 osene in Cellar of Home in East Hampton, Aimee “Real Hur Custom Men date to succeed United States Sena- Dugald Dewar, Portland, were the . one and a half|and declining to make an issue of OI Pl es R dp,d 1 for the office Buffalo, N. Y. he cellar. | Bangor, opposed each other in the on night hilarity. Over the week- P s Bettng |" poip parties were to name con- ous night clubs and cabarets GENERAL TAKES TRIP have been gathering their evidence FROM BURNING HOUSE | s = "Gouts AR In a campaign in which no live |issues developed, Representative Fire Chief Finds Excelsior and Ker- | Wallace H. White, Lewiston, former [ contestants. Dewar, a newcomer 10 i LU Maine politics, based his appeal on | the question. Frank H. Haskell, Portland. was ; June 1§ (P—But- Excelsior | Governor William Tudor Gardiner falo and Erie county authorities . Mr. and | epublican gubernatorial race. Ed-|end the police chief and the sheriff away | ord C. Moran, Jr.. faced no oppo- conducted a series of raids in this iona! nominees from the sec revelers mixed their liquor e district. music and dancing Santo Domingo, Dominican Re- and presenting it to the grand jury public, June 16 (PI—General Rafael |for some time and when the amuse- the chief contest among three re- GIRL, 16, SAVES FAMILY |pusiicans to be namea party candi- Governor Ralph O. Brewster and June 16 — Viela|a wet platform, with White and|m . ’ | i 1 e et o e tmeir ary views | 100 Sch00] Boys in 90 Per Cent unopposed as democratic candidate ne was found |and former Mayor John Wilson. have joined forces to put a damper of the | gion as democratic candidate S Aivicinihy Uand closed Rumers ~ In the case of the city, officials Fruijillo, president.elect, departed ment places were invaded bench| Big Increase in ~ Sales of Packard or Economical Transparietion IT°S WISE TO CHOOSE A SIX ) London Joh A QUALITY CAR FOR ONLY THE LOWEST PRICED OF ALL 4-DOOR SEDANS The attractive means of comfortable, economical transportation for hundreds of thousands of motorists Whippet Four prices range from $360 to $645. ‘Whippet Six prices from $635 to $850. Prices f. o. b. Toledo, Ohio, and specifications subject to change without notice. Whippet ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. 22 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 1513 reasens why it’s wise to choose a 66S1X99 1. It’s Smooth? 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CHEVROLET SIX PATTERSON CHEVROLET INCORP ORATED Open E venings Visit Our Uptown Sho wroom—18 Main Street Associate Dealers - MOVIES WILL SHOW BAY - STATE HISTORIC ERAS _ Fllm of Animated Mapes to Be Used in Tercentenary Celebration in Depicting Development Animated traits, pa * of the . in conne tory of the commonwe 300 years of dev GETS NEW POST OFFICE June 16—New C: aan w census ret . 5,000 mark office building July 1, without wa ing for the government t Several citizens, appr need for a new post office, bou = the land last fall and opened nego % tiations with the post office depart T ment. The men offered to erect < building and to lease it for a ter 4 of years to the department for le 7 than it would cost the latter to ercct + and maintain its own building. The ~ megotiations were successful and the | = eontractors will complete their wor l 1141 STANLEY ST. TELEPHONE 211 Draper’s Garage, Plainville, Conn. AT LOW Height Garage, Southington, Conn. SIX-CYLINDER SMOOTHNESS == COSf next Wednesday.