New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1930, Page 13

wisr | NEW BRITAIN HERALD [ NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1930. T Father Acts As Lawyer for Son, Troop 4 Trumpet Band to Assist Suburban Scouts NINE LOSE LIVES ~ California Aviation Enthusiast Has Protests Arrest of Drivers of - : N PLANE CRASHES 4 Outside Loops to His Credit ivvers' and Not Big Autos 4 Three Die a5 Cralf Plunge Inf0 |zictuae wnen their manoptane went | Taul Mantz aviation instructor, had | Y i 4 2 i's reco: . . the fine remitted: Joseph Karme- i 4 3 | f : nto a flat a rashed. Wilsk - ) g o Police Bag Speeding Oper- lowies. 16 of i1 ]—.:\lmhl‘l:xc‘:‘fiar-; ) ok £ L Water in Accidents was at the controls o hozeeilote Jone rested i Jfficer Stephen Coffey, | 5 5 b L edicatec 24 Wt fame ators, Many From Out of surritt and Myrtle streets; William | g F W ng . The Barren Islar Sra e J. Swingle, 27, of Meadow street, A 7 74 5 t ted Press. was dedicated b ‘ TiRiea St D T Town, in Sunday Cru- | Pristol arrested by Oficer Stephen 3 K ; # g Nine lives were lost € hard E. B n f Floyd | . : J'before. The % Coffey, Burritt and Myrtle stree ] £ ; ? |tion's Sunday 2 Qe 1 Bennett ot 3yrd’s North Pol i e i serben sade—Violations of Bou- John Spinella, 24, of 21 Divinity i 4 y 4 & | Six persons v 0 t 5 , 5 street, Bristol, arrested by Officer > el / s ’ brother y @ \r‘.n; set levard Stop Rule Results [scic fietfer corer of Hunitt ) / : 7 A P . fngen il 2, were - | 0 00 06 Gordon Mounee of Loa ind tle streets; Alfred Boyko, A &% 3 died W lar lung nio R “ 3 ter and another dropped to deatl . P . 36, of 503 Hudson street, Hartford, . 7 i > water and another dropped fo death Bt aital in Quick Action. e i ’ , T . g e Ay g attempting to rescue a sociery a e EA A Y e had completet el | Kieffer, Burritt and Myrtla streets; 4 4 3 7 . priionagien e ERE DAL L vent after the Isadore Goldberg, 1 of 40 Cedar & o 4 r 2. ute. . i ; sscociat s had informed the Automobilists from Bristol, Meri- | street, Meriden, arrested by Officer | ; A ) E 7 ] | At Ruthven, Iowa, a pla nk- P SE o T4 ¢ 1 den, Hartford, Wallingford and | Stephen Coffey, Burritt and Myrtle ¢ i ¥ 2 § i d ed preparatory to land nl . - ¢ 24th loop streets; Isadore Goldberg, 19, of 40 : r ; 4 " hed from a foot Piainville, in addition to several who | ¥ oS el : g 3 a i . » 5’ - Kenneth Wilson pilot, live in N Britain, faced Judge : b ! " o : . [ ; 2 : & Officer Stephen Coffey, Burritt and 2 ; ; = City, Iowa antly Stanley J. Traceskl in police court |y i, (v oo Chester Stawiarski of 3 2 3 't s Vera Hughes 1 B il today as the result of the activity of | .0 ¥ el g S 4 X kel P | 3 51 John strect, Hartford, arrestec % ! / e the police over the week-end. Nonc L : 1, arrested Aetasene Pl i e ® by Officer Kieffer, Washington and ¥ 3 ; ’ P 7 A mechanic,isloux S Citytyere £ ‘A i P Cl i I v, belng \commonpace, BUEI 14 oonaora streat, sted hy Offi- o TR YO . @ i Makes First Leap . the father of Herbert G. Coleman, | - “BF0PIC B P S0 il / | Making her first leap, y Adds (0 Nav]es 20, of Shuttle Meadow road, Plain- | {C O 0 FO% st 4 4 {4 X n 15 year old society g ville, enlivened the proceedings with | Siveme x i G a Chi an outburst against the police for Sailor Has No License 4 i 3 i 3 her parachute in the their alleged unfairness in arresting | Judgment was suspended on e B (i e drivers of “flivvers” along -West | payment of costs in the case of nearly two hours. Main street, while “Packards and |Frank Yordi, 20, a sailo After one ship unsucressfully Cadillacs” were permitted to speed | at the submarine base ir o right, front row—Ralph Merigold, Jr., Penn T. Kimball, Wesley Ellms, Theodore Bertoline, d to lower a rope ladder, Bruno unmolested. don, who was arr y Officer | William Wright, Francis Beyers. rachute Coleman's son was arrested by | William O'Day about 5 o'clock Sat- J. Noxon Howard, Raymond Mainer, Scoutmaster Kermet E. Parker, Frederick Teich, Officer Edward Muszynski about | Urday night on West Main street on 5595 aelok JastmiEn A fiatia . |the charge of driving without a li- row llis Foster, Jr., r Beyers, Richard Hube, William A. Baker, Franklin Atwate from White Oak Inn to the intersec- | °€NSe; v T f 5 are not in the picture. The Assistant Scoutmaster Wal- tion of West Main street and Cor- | The charge of speeding was nolled bin avenue, and the officer testified ment of costs in the c Ti 1 v the picture won at the recent meet conducted by the Terryville American 1 . freaty i e i /. GRS q that he was driving at the rate of y W. Moulto . 2 Cher CEEIORAROS GO rRE: I b S knotte % s Theaer “lynn, officer of the National 45 miles an hour, passing two cars, |street. Officer Jar Kelly made t ociation who sald i and then cutting down to 35 miles an hour before passing two others. rges of driving without a 1i- | The t Questioned as 1o the reason for Troop speeding, Caleman told the officer he | vard 0 obey a houle- nolled was late for a theater performance cob Paparian, 22 ;| an StoRdateg Yoot i in New Britaine 0Oak who was arrested by : i ; IN KEAR EY Father Questions Policeman n Coffey Loraies - 3 : Coleman, who pleaded not guilty SRl e to the charge of speeding, estimated | Hartfor 1o led e e S i | oL i e e Shotgun Shells and List of Superior Court Files Decision Jor :pueptane rionees - : Nhat i really | Cabi nen are father saken 1o ba heard, Ho e | srer, chaces wih flssmesine | ond @ hand il “aur) o Enemies Only Lead | Gagner and Roy icanin et Wie Sihon psesen] | St ¢ Dava 3 cobb of tai el 100 clared that he has been d N - boulevard stop sign, at the instance | mo. = WSRASE RS R t o h h - |2 2 ; x 2 Gobh eent state and federal at s lay y t cit ere f ud 5 1 expected would 1 E when th ed 1 in Meri- Dale F. K 0 en ir X r New Britain ght rior irt 1 to a decision ing Attorney | 0% C trumpet | An assassin cr : G e h who gave ette on Har- was going at the rate o miles | Woods, the charze being failure to * ey ‘ h fer ' expected v ernoon Al fons B detplisgcoly obey a boulevard stop sign k i it in t si o § L . r the rail and that the distance f “hite Oak + 3 o < | ne i o ed S ! ¢ t the distance from White Oak | john Savage, 24, of 192 Kensing- ST nanil AR g waliced et § ; t in the Charles Inn and the point where the alleged - during the pursu £ \ s hat Ak L ' € ! 1 ¥ ibuted the sui- NICKEL COSTS LIF N a speed of 35 r, neither is it aga to stop at the sig- g an was re- ‘ e sed by Chief Hart out of court A BNDE IS permission of the court, K P)—James I tered in the case of gated Officer Muszynski he Howard Tbelle, 22, of soda latter said he was positive ar | man court hy Prosec i h ; ton avenue, who arrested by much C~1m‘mi= an hlmr rate ceased was | Ofcer Kieffer for failure to obey material. On nly half a mile p : from i y : e boulevard stop sign, did not present | Memorial 9 the troop hai & ek re killed at Floy ¥ a| S e L e e T e ria roop horities said, 10| Rritain men : S 1 at Floyd ) fo hich dor 1 a six-picce cor parade, and 5 mopsiatisn s € veD 5 PR T e ¢ all _ | USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS gzested that he b Binand |f1=st Tall it wenti i ‘ wor g , SaaTaonest T ) it necessary to warn Coleman not to officer but confine et and when ik e WS PEAT gt et first agent slain in Colo- Chiang Kai-Shek Predicts “upred throishout with new in- wn to have R },'m; ¢ 75 End of China’s Civil War flrf“)\'g;zr”r\" 3 Nanking, July 7 (UP)—Predic- t pLZENON i ersdLiiand cools fof 185 Was would be within a month were | mads t app 3 bure, nea ~ with oh SO She thought: remitted. Officer L. E. Harper festi- |, 00" O Chians KaliShek : At EIILISIENS ’ her at w 0 . fled that son drove at the rate | ;rogidant of the Chinese nationalist | follow an appe : 4 oo ; “Ifyouonlyknew that ¥ vernment, in an interview with |ance at 1 1d son i B.O.’ robs you of your *alo ok [Satura B aper correspondents on the | banquet e Firs nal > i iefk e, Meriten T ; St v S e ey s g i front, the official govern- | church, e the troop has 1ts . L ) g 100 charm. e llani: Dorfon/ e °s t news agency, Kuo Min, said to- | headq r 1 A v 3 : 2 . Ma pleaded St o e D Lt Sl e i : ARdis e Me x a 3 Yet, to be polite, me on Mem a 1 1 £ & s $10 and costs. 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