New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1930, Page 3

_—_ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1930. * CAPONE'S BROTHER | " INCRIMINAL COURT - Will Answer Charge of Vagrancy | in Miami Today | Miami, Fla, Aug. 1 (P—Albert Capone, younger brother of Al- phonse (Scarface Al) Capone, Chi- » ©280 gangster, faced criminal court trial today on a charge of vagrancy filed against him when the Aly Capone estate at M\ ack raided for liquor The younger (2 er.men were cha after officers se pone residence to custody house after The believed 1M, and L. B 12n arrested was ide d * McGur apone’s right cago. He was e to face c Albert vagrancy Beach m: pealed Another brother, and Frankie Newton the Capone residencs irned to the ing party Louis Cowen, to be ennan in Cicero A fourth s “Gun- , reputed to be Al and man in Chi- | adited to that city ing weapons convicted of some time ago in Miami cipal court, but has ap- John Capone. caretaker of | were arrested ed with pos- was acquitted . EURDPEAN POLIGE - READY FOR REDS Peace Mestings Will Be Curbed by Parisian Anthorities work tions offi They . Deace in the nort her Spain Not W S ish v orried ment Spai sterday arrest- A Soviet Volur and chemical .+ ar aims of impe tric defense " S0DA SHOP PROPRIETORS | BLOCK YALE'S PROGRAM Bilverman Brothers Ask $50.000 for Their Lease Which Stil] Has Three Years to Go. omo Como, the eld up the progress of t Human R he location of his sho lease cobbler e In- elations because and Iver- from ntain the ed to bud soda fo » university wishes to co graduate A &chool quadra he Silvermans " Milbury Bank Officer Arrested in Shortage Worcester. Aug. 1 (UP) ¢ Ernest L. Smith of the Millbury been rrested on misappropriation of the funds. After citizens of Millbury learnad last July 15 of Smith's removal th started a two. y run on th bank and withdrew more than $200,000 Later most: of the was re-deposited and the business at present is normal Ira N. Jencks, state bank exam iner. estimated the shortage at th ¢ Millbury gs bank as about $8000 here inst money bank Sav BOY KILLED BY TRUCK Bridgeport, Aug. 1 (UP)—Five year-old Kenneth Brogiola was dead today as result of running under the wheels of a heavy truck. Frani | J. (Hank) Griffin, former » [ton P NEW TARIFF LAW CAUSE | OF FORD PLANTS CLOSING| Directors to Shut Down Automobile Factory in Barce- | lona, Making 600 Idle. | ug. 1 (UP) — | tarift law | was blamed today for a decision of rectors of the Ford automobile ctory here to close the shops. The directors announced the clos- | ing with a statem plained that the ry because of the v tariffs would have on its oper ation Six Barcelona, Spain, The new United hundr: closes. The sion fo in Barcelona and seek h with the firm's direc tempt to solve t . | HEXICAN EVBASSY CLATS ATTENTION Hoover Perplexed Over Choosing‘ Next Occupant After Morrow | relinquis preparatio! orial camps hich he is an candi plo- matic Morrow will be to 1 gov lection xico City Mexican his & ient’ i Hoover Concern Mex the derstood Mr. Hoo- r would prefer someone with and Jfir rry out the work Morrow. Th the ; KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS * GBT NATIONAL HOOK UP Orchestra and Chorus of 75 Voices Will Provide Music for Program Dealing with Supreme Conyention. (P-—A na at 4 will en, listen oA the order in Boston. Ti by Card to casion co will be Truth be tr mu is org! ral society of Supren mody wi to the Kn and Ca Governor chusetts, Knight William Dir Dep of Boston. E. Swift Kirby preme ate of th Securit;Firm Control e5 to Chase Bank (UP)—C one of the Ang of Harris, Fo world's larges understood Harris independ ation of the involve an interchange of No personnel changes contemplated, it was said a ors are SHIP SAF' Lond Aug ish India steamship budda badly damaged with the Spanish ship I miles east of Gibraltar in collision | gazpi 100 today was | safely t Ferro | LINER DAMAGED | cargo. still the Hudson riy | broke out a INSERIOLS BLAZE Stern of President Harrisouf Rests on Mud Bottom Jersey City, Aug. 1 (P)—The stern of the Dollar liner President Harri- | son, weighted down by hundreds tons of water poured i a first which did exte ed on t er today of to extihguish Workmen who sought the vessel in time to sail at noo; day. 24 hoyrs a porture of a round-t were handicapped 1ate | to refloat being declared exting 7| es were ke orarily halted morning. The hold ton 3 No. § brought the t control after up a Two . Bohle, 21, a seaman of Reed's F's N. H. being overcome t (® s Mitchell, from smok: te WILLIAM C. HART y Chief Wil- police depart- pension riod of service. At the liam P. MeC 1 promoted to the assignme city fireman, > ship was to have sailed w gers, several o when the SAXE UNCONVINGED A CUT HIVSELF Finds Wandalski Guilty of As- saulting 'Dlugoieflski SUSPENDED TODAY Kempner Brothers Unable fo Meet Engagements verning sension of the tock exchange at 4go brokerage concerr ay from tradi of a several idate the Mrs FRENCH AVIATORS HELD BY TTALIAN Pilots Forced Of Course by Strong Winds he ed condition for By locat - today Violates Milk Ordinance 1 West str BUDD REPORTS FOR DUTY an their H 1 do so. iolation other MAN STRUCK BY AUTO IN SERIOUS CONDITION Peter Larson, 75, Receives Broken of s of annual Leg—Advanced Age Compli- cates Case s st by an by Albert Sitz of view street about 4 o'clock afternoon o F k P. & F. Corbin factory an a compound fracture of ti and lacerations about the He was taken to New Britair al hospital, where his con considered serious o severe shock and his a A police investigs cause for an arrest George P. Anderson of Pros- reet, West Haven, reported to the police that his car str wom- | = = an in front of 219 LEAD PRICE RAISED vesterday afternoon street HELD ON ROBBERY CHARGE en, Aug. 1 (UP)—Jam 1, and Daniel Flannagan, both of Fall River, Mass., in an apart- were to of the a age 1 no| ount pect kinz said in his speech, “with the object of promoting works of eco- | l]v |and my overseas dependencies. 1t is encouraging to find schemes | e | have useful | :Vlvné\:o;n:;wa"1t‘4¥}~::n.s of public utili King George's Speech Proroging Parliament Read of over 100,00 005 pounds “I Mave given my consent to fur- ther facilitate speedy execution of the works by ¢ |local authorities and other Reports have received quiries into condition iron, steel and cotton ind order to discover g means proving their position on th kets of the world and disc recom and is activ all interests measures to mor bodies. s of 1 (UP)—-Britain's nd the i said to- ment after the of unemployment pression throughout used King George ' His Ma, | world has ca grave anxie day ir proro; one of the Insurance N ing scheme Scheme Changed bill the vide for the nemploymer ssent to a ditions of the hou d to Members s speech ending the pa of the time for trust, no very The al cerem color and was at Cow res been passed,” Hague confer- reparations White Kid and White silk Moire HAND TH-I-Donnelly Co . 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