New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1930, Page 8

3 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 21, 1930. — abstract is merely|Dr. Alfred Hugenberg, nationalist ¢ the fact that there|leader, have resulted in an agree- iction for that lesser|ment to avoid hostilities between | is [ themselves in the forthcoming poli- | eing | tical ai entrate | instead against the left wing pargy. | | opened, and when this was done THIRTY INJURED WHEN | 5iiiia i Nid aloraer ror the v ¥ FUSE BLOWS OUT ans ‘remen"aica e cscape ot t | | for méiny months, and » ! T 1 h - announcement today is the those trapped on the platform. | The passengers trampled, pushed. Passengers Start Panic When Train | and kicked each other in their mad scramble to get out. Alberta Stotes bury, 16, of 1040 Herkimer street, Elevatad Station, | Brooklyn, suffered a fractured skullg the co! ny's c want to bother you un- Developments in Automobile ction with your duties FOUR KILLED IN WRECK ield as Described by Agents |/ G o _F le[‘{,as kool . 3 cemer o = OTOECHEL ALLOWS e e 21 e ik G s ST s e MO ik PR (T Great Advancement nta ith of four persons in the wTeck | passengers were injured in a panic, | 1ance surgeons and the rest refused e g g plece f e T you f- % i g kR B medical attention one seriously, when a fuse blew out | Fills With Smoke at Brooklyn Three others were treated by ambu- in .a train ; <ponsor- Police May Now Revoke Drivers’ = zost fiold Licenses Pending Trial standing at the Ralph | CIESS avenue station Brooklyn, of the | e, 1 street elevated line late last nd shows | Mrs been | ton, D. t intoxicated, to! Willia d send it ‘tion please be er that juris- operators’ li- ar - Admiral Fullman, died of NBSs sk, a heart attack here yest 1 municipal po- ¢ 700 Miles In 677 Minutes Time Covers ck- otor vehicles can Hudson in Another European Victory Chrysler Introduces Two Lines of Eights : Buick Preparing to Introduce an Eight WALTER P. CHR PRESENTS TWO STRAIGHT EIGHTS All progress is change. Only by change do man and the factors of his civilization move from the lower to the higher state; from the cruder to the finer development. Our Chrysler engineers de- vote their lives to study, to analysis, to experimentation And out of this constant search- ing and trying come the knowl- edge, conviction and decision that lead to progress. In announcing two cnmp]ete lines of New Straight Eights, in addition to our lower-priced Chrysler Sixes, we now register our most important change and progress —all designed, all worked for, all created to give the world better and more satisfying transportation. In our progress there is no departure from fundamental principles To maintain public approba- tion, we must give always finer, more dependuk;le more dynamic car performance — must offer always greater value, as well as cars better suited to the needs of modern transport. Thus, our latest Chryslers— the new Chrysler Eight and the new Chrysler Imperial Eight— containing as they do, outstand. ing engineering and style im- provements — are, we believe, milestones along the course of automobile progress. We are proud and eager to submit these cars to the in- spection and test of the public. BOND MOTOR CAR CO. TELEPHONE 810 139 ARCH STREET CHRYSLER TMPERIAL EIGHT 1t of b operat ) AVOID HOSTILITIES 21 (P—The hat negoti power and dards ssenger Five-Passe ion. 5 . Hull. Quet ses s d for op- t follows that only the commis- 2 the World’s Largest Selling “EiGHT” Registrations officially recorded by every State in the Union show that for this year more Hudson Eights have been delivered to consumers than any other eight in the world: See For Yourself the Increasing Number of Hudsen Kights on the Street Hudson Beauty, Hudson Quality, Hudson Performance and Hudson Value frankly question the wisdom of ever paying more for any car. They have made Hudson the world’s largest selling Eight. And the growing power of this conviction is shewn in the increasing numbers you see everywhere. 1050 HONEYMAN AUTO SALES 200 EAST MAIN STREET TELEPHONE Nine other models just as attrae= for the tively priced. Wide range of celors, COACH Al prices f. o. b. otzeit, Pactory. HILL CLIMBER Oldsmobile owners who drive regularly in the mountains say that Oldsmobile is a born hill- climber. That it does its work so easily and quietly. That very little gear-shifting is required. That its running temperature is little affected by the hardest grades. Such a recommendation is of real importance—whether you ever drive through the mountains or not. For it means just so much reserve power—so much added dependability for everyday travel. You will appreciate this when you drive an Oldsmobiles TWO-DOOR SEDAN ‘895 f.0.b. Lansing, Mich, Spare Tire and Bump= DOMIJAN MOTOR CO. HOTEL BURRITT GARAGE 136 Washington Street Telephone 4575 GCENERAL MOTORS