New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1930, Page 19

Car Turns Over, Lands On Wheels; Driver_Hurt, Placed Under Arrest A coach owned by the Chevrolat Company Leon Raczkowski, look avenue, siruck a car driven by A. P. White of South Pasadena, Calif, shortly after 1 o'clock this afternoon at the intersection of Tin- coln street and Shuttle Meadow avenue turning completely over ani landing on its wheels, at the same time crashing White's car against a pole. Raczkowski was arrested by Ser- geant Feeney and Officer Tanguay on the charge of reckless driving, the allegation being that he was driving at the rate of 30 miles an hour when the collision He complained of injuries to his legs and was attanded by a physician, while two companions, Henry Bish- op of Middletown and Stanley Mat- lize of 524 Eddy-Glover boulevard, escaped unhurt. White was alone in his car and claimed to have been driving at the approximate rate of 15 miles an hour. but Raczkowski's companions accused White of driv- ing faster than he claimed. Raczkowski, who is an automobile salesman, was driving west on Shut- tle Meadow avenue but when the coach righted itself after its flip into the air, it was facing the opposite direction. The force of the impact was such that White's car turned a complete circle before coming to a stop against the pole. Both cars were dam atterson- and dmm by of 40 Over- zed Final Zoning Hearing In Newington Tonight Newington, July 1—A final hear- ing on the proposed Newington zon- ing ordinance will be held in the Junior H school at 8 o'clock to- night, when a representative of Morris Knawleg, Inc., of Pit urgh, Fa the firm which prepared the ordinance and maps, be pres- ent to explain the plan nd to an- gwer questions. The maps show every house in Newington zoning commission consists of B. Doane of Maple Hill, in; Mrs. E. LeRoy Pond of Center, secretary: Wil- liam F. Middlemass of Maple Hill, J William Holt of New ton Junc- > les R. Emmons of New- and ex-officio, First n )a'nr~ C. Gilbert PHARMACY EXAMS HELD Hartford 1 (#A—The today conducted 104 applicants at Eight women took nation, five as full phar- d three as assistants. ctical examinations are to July 8, at the Con- of Pharmacy at July hoard ions for state capitol the exan macists New Haven Warner Bros. STRAND TODAY and WED. This time he goes London in George A. Cohen inter- national success. WILL ROGERS in_ “So This Is London” Coming Sunday “THE BIG HOUSE" Ewm STARTS TOMORROW 1:30 to 11:00 occurred. | | | cal policy,” including the ! maintain employment | national, HOOVER OUTLINES BUSINESS PLANS {Says Construction Efforts Have| Aided in Depression ‘Washington, July 1 (UP)—Presi dent Hoover believes the old con- | ception of business depression an inevitable fever which must run its course” has given way to the realization that a “sound economi- “prudent | construction,” will consumption of goods and economic stability. The chief executive expressed this conviction last night in speaking | over the radio from his White House study to the 22d annual conference of governors at Salt Lake City. He revealed, during his remarks, state and local govern: ments have expended or contructed ‘as expedition of for, during the last six months, pub- | lic works costing $1,700,000,000, Exceeds Boom Year This amount, he added, exceeds hy $200,000,000 even the boom year of | 1029, Also, Mr. Hoover said and business employment by gram which * 000,000 of increase over complished by the public utilities a construction pro- exceeds even the $200,- 1929 ac, authori- | ties.” Warner Bros. While thanking the governors for their "notable contribution” to the public construction program which he sought to stimulate after last fall's stock market crash, Mr. Hoov- er reminded them there was “every need for continued serious effort.” In concluding the president called for “renewed eofforts in every state and city to aid the federal govern- ment." “The splendid endowment of our country of fortitude, courage, bound- less energy and resources together with unity of effort is the guarantee of recuperation.” he said FRE IN SACRISTY Bridgeport, July 1 (®—Fire of un- explained origin today damaged the | | sacristy state of St. Mary's Catholic and burned many costly The loss was estimated church vestments. at $5,000 Breaking out at 10 a m. the fire that | concerns have aided | ,.|i| L = AT HATESS ) «‘,fio/y. | | | | | agencles for the respective amusement company, S—— l l | l'l wply ] Indicated, theatrical notlces and reviews In this column are [ ] AT THE STRAND Anything that is going to happen s sure to occur, said someone time ago, and long waiting on the part of admirers of Will Rogers | who greatly enjoyed his first The ring picture for the audible screen, ciety tennis match, | “They Had to See Pafis” wiil be scenes in the out in force today at the Strand | theater to enjoy an even more en- tertaining and hilarious picture This Is London,” Rogers sccond starring picture for Fox Movieton | Based on the stage play | George M. Cohan successf duced, and skillfully 3 John G. Blystone, the picture tell | the story of a real native of Texas who is a wealthy cotton mill owner He has an inborn hatred for some foreigners, m y because they are | not Americans For the protection of hig [he is compelled to go to England to negotiate the purchase [ton mill at Brimshot and m against his will he goes wife and son with him On shiphoard the son de love affair with a pretty English | girl, returning from the states with a chaperon, a lady of title, T boy's parents, especially the father. | resent the al > and decide to | preak it up. The chaperon decides {to do something a little diplomatic {and invites the Texan family to be | her guests at a dinner party after | their arrival Irene Rich pl ers and Frank Albertson Lumsden Hare and Mary Forhes play the roles of the titled English parents of the girl, who is Maureen | O'Sullivan | midst of London society, havoe therein. Sid rected the play Lonsdale, author of Mrs. Cheyney." to work Franklin di- written by Fr some ferick reproduction of a Brit E and a series of home of a ong the spectac I.ondor peer. directed appearan 3¢ of a cot ick taking his ¥s the wife of Rog- his son DOLORES COSTELLO in “SECOND CHOICE” Co-Feature EMBASSY T | “The Lady of Frederick TLonsdal | High Road,” Mayer's new f with OLIVE BORDEN Selected Sound Shorts » companion feature is New Haven Man Held man arount| Harold McGrain, the house, police al- P a handbag conta ) in 1 diamonds and aled £1,000 iployed as a handy home of Mrs Mulhall, | While ne in well [ lege, “Hello | checks v of mode ith in Det e in “Second Morris, Jack d many other stole ing he ma- records in the sot. Police o by her grandfa 3 0 that for latter's death, use cosmetics And she must go e goes about " Ticket Agent Murdered In New Jersey Today | Elizabeth, N. J., July (Pr—J). I North 5 ticket t at the Kl atior the Central rail- how prograi vays kept coz le for your co lies, don't forget anity gift ni ersey, was slain early yod from porch | ouse from It In ’\Illldale Robhen 4 oon- the Kills believed motive for from a Milldale hom P bery was the HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ording police was | USE Warner Bros. STRAND THURS., FRI, SAT. You've Never Seen Buddy Make JLove and Laughs Like This! AMERICA’S BOY FRIEND “BUDDY” ROGERS in “SAFETY IN NUMBERS” VAUDEVILLE Never Before a Picture Like This With Vaudeville COMING SUNDAY—“THE BIG HOU | Embassy th Featuring Ruth | Chatterton, and with a notable cast LADIES! DON'T FORGET Tomorrow Night Is Gift Night which includes two players from 1 original London stage presentation |is a brilliant comedy romance | modern society and show life | Miss Chatterton plays an actress [ thrust through a betrothal into the Thursday—Friday “HIT THE DECK® —and— ORTH OF of er Inside at All Times destroyed all the cassocks and sur-| plices of the altar hoys. The entire church was filled with smoke This is the second fire that occurred in St. Mary's. has USE HERALD CLAS FOR BEST RESULTS IFIED ADS STRAUSS-ROTH GALA WEEK-END CELEBRATION —at— LAKE COMPOUNCE Bristol, Conn. Begins FRIDAY, JULY 4th FIREWORKS ! DANCING !'! BAND CONCERTS ! ! Accommodations for Picnics and OutIngs . Y BASS "\‘\'OTHLR e )PULAR DOUBLE FEATURE She’s the Talk of the Town! The Women Are All Whispering About Her! The Men Are All Mad About Her! It's lnterestmg—lts Thrilling—It Will Give You Something to Talk About! . 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Reed Anton Bundsman In an S Weeks' Season of Standard Plays OPENING MONDAY NIGHT, JULY ith, at 8:30 o'clock And Fvery Night That Week (No Matinees) in “TRELAWNEY OF THE WELLS” A Comeds in Four Acts by Sir Arthur Wing Pinero COMPLETE NEW YORK PRODUCTION July 3th) ORCHESTRA £1.50 and 75 and 50 cents (Unreserved) Daniel Frohman, who made the original pro- in America, will nddress the andience prices for this occasion will be: Orchestra £2.30; Balcony $1.50 and all reserved For Reservations Telephone Box Office at Theater. Bristol 2331 Second Week. Beginning Mondey, July 14th DEAR BRUTUS' By Sir James Mathew Barrie There Ts Ample Provision for Parking Cars at the Community Theater in Bristol Atherton Fdiss BALCONY Mr (Reserved). 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