New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1930, Page 18

18 FW BRITAI\I DAILY HERALD, FRID-\X JULY 11, 1930. Vacant Throne of Hungary Stirs Intrigues Threatening Balkans BEsd w b gl ie b2 5% ogpeo Mizht Reunite Nations Thercial e Scat Otto mary. * The Fverturn give O well. “fhost of Fime &ermany—if the er. DBut both I Jetoed that o see Germ awhat she I Al Fascist the Aus Alnine frontic = The Dudapest g “France and Ttaly would pr content to ha gary, as that would put Aunstria join Sophie Chudzik of This City Bring Action Agzainst Ldward J Lawrence of Plainville. SMALL CLAIMS COURT ITALY AND JAPAN DIVIDE Genoa, July 11 (P- Ttaly broke e * 155 Arch Street | Census Returns Issued Today Personals FOREIGN ENCHANGES Yo BICYCLL. RIDER HIT MITTAL MARKI GET WISE ON TIRES YOU CAN NOW GET LOWEST EVER CHAIN-STORE PRICES ON GENUINE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FIRST-QUALITY FIRST - LINE TIRES RIGHT HERE IN TOWN GUARANTEED? OF COURSE OPEN TILL 8 TONIGHT DUNLOP STORE (FACTORY-OWNED) 1Youth With Baseball Ambitions \ Clty Items Back Home Sadly Disillusioned s s rorene e oo wion) | ger and chief accountant of the d to beg money for his| General Adver Co. of Hartford. | y" loll- | Officer Stephen A. Coffey is under | a physician’s care for a slight injury {0 his side sustained in the police |Others were injured, one seriously, runs for the New X ~| patrol July 3 He is able to be|in a gun battle in the Paw Paw ely shattered. 1 Babe his o pout. = section of Knox Creek after what nts had reported i \,m“:;‘m 8 Application for a marriage li- | Officers said was an attempt to in- | ree days ago to s i cense has been filed by John Par- |terfere with arrests of persons ourse of in zych of 285 Broad street and Helen |charged with violation of the prohi- s of big Inag Potash of 92 Gold street. bition laws. e | Hyson Baker, Buchanan county BOND ISSUE AUTHORIZED constable, and Thomps Dotson, one Washington, July 11 (UP)—The of the men sought by the officers, % Boston Terminal company today were Killed. Howard Justus and Norwich | ¢ < was authorized by the Interstate | David J. Smith, deputy sheriffs, are r who had . s Commerce commission to issue $1,-|in the Hurley hospital, the former Bob Sha 29 mortgage, 20 year 4 in a critical condition, and Hillman the train per cent gold bonds, the proceeds | Tester, another of those the officers e to pay for improvement of facili-|sought to arrest. is under arrest in a Richlands hospital. Early Wednesday, according to the officers report, Hyson Baker and (—J. A. Howard Justus raided a still in the Arizona and Paw Paw section, arresting Ballard d his son, Tester, Earl Dotson, Clark Dotson, when their | Tom May and Harman Dotson. 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