New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1930, Page 3

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, 'Shots Puncture Tire and Gas Tank, fifi{] LOSS BY FIRE AUGUST 11, 1930. tConfers With Hoover | | (0\\ Ordered to Stop ’V[oomg Dul'mg ‘\lght WOULD TAG AUTQ§ Named By Police BLOCKING FIREH{EN " Racie Kiine . Boy Rum Runner Caught In Pursult Noble Considers Plan as Result of Saturday Experience The next meeting of the board of aldermen and common council will probably be asked to pass an ordi- nance, effective immediately, to em- power the fire chief or his assistants to tag all cars that block fire ap- paratus on the way to fires, and cause the owners of the tagged cars to appear in police court and pay & heavy fine. This action was being considered today by Chief W. J. Noble as a re- sult of the inability of the fire a paratus to reach a fire Saturday night on upper Stanley street, when a barn, owned by B. M. Bagdigian, was burned to the ground with a loss of about 36,000, because so many cars, driven by sight-seers blocked the road for more than half mile that the apparatus uld not get through. Firemen had to walk through fields and in gutters to Eet to the fire, but could not fight #t without the apparatus, The practice of sight-seers chas- ing fire apparatus and even getting ahead of it and blocking the way to fires, may result in a disaster in this city some time, Chief Noble believes, and he wants the practice stopped now. loss at the fire night was confined to hay a ture. There was no live stock in the barn. Being located on a hill, the blaze attracted attention from every part of the city and it was fully an hour after the barn had burned be- fore traffic was straightened out. The police were almost powerless for more than an hour. MURRAY CANDIDATE FOR INPEACHWENT Oklahoma Hitch Hiker Favored in Gubermatorial Race Oklahoma Cit Bill Murray heat of hi (UP) shirt, he had rested his ¢ date for Murray most pe in Cklahoma's next state's hottest ca rearing nineties temorrow in a impeachment is the man ment ingo is the territorial t 1l scttled down a dirt floor. married read and wrote sage” political politics, He wrote £at in congr: adventured five can colonist 1 Appears Certain Today he appeared tain winner ove Frank wealthy oil man and phil for the democratic nomin: governor, us equivale in a with dan, the state con and 1 ears recently Winner to be a But said attempt trol of the s “be it for so—then oratory nd flunk His tax revision great middle appeal prima g Buttram. It also bro peachment threat “But I'll impeach my impeact Murray said. “If the legislat tries peach me will be like a of jackrabbits trying to pull a wild- cat from a tree.” Opponents Ridicule Murray s dubbed “Wild Bi his oppon ire 1 of failed Oklahoma News b went with hin like a bedraggled and called his 1 hope returned alone Napoleon from Elba political warriors about him SLEEPERS AROUSED a Congregational Twenty-five cans nearly caus thony Rumani, 18, of street, this city, last night Rumani bought the alcohol in Hartford and was on way home with it, hile speeding by Bat- ter; attracted the attention of Chief 1 W. Fuller and Con- ble C. Wollenberg of ington. Th and being able e Constable drew volver and fired into the The shots caused Rumani to step rder on the accelerator and then the officer shot at th and punctured one. Despi flat tire Rumani kept on, e ton avenue ,md co n. Another shot from the offi- revolver entered t lons of d the de alcohol in of An- Whiting H h not car, his re- the shooting. nington crowds e corner e to their doors ed the two cars a being : t 3 murder f Gerald Buckley t's crusad- ing radio inc 1 ed by po- lled Buck- hotel l¢ car ley in a Detroit by 1.000 perso what it s WM@WMH@% IFarmington held under Alarmed at Prospest of Fire in Apartment Building Week’s Activities In Catholic Churches —— e/ . Mary's Church U GIEE ry's church otor ; d some of the 1 bber pac perenaat P 1 d . consisted of gt 3 in honor all the fi A moke from rubber. d getting rotogr to bed, rub- and went t smoke-reddened ey FLYING PARSON MARRIED AT NEW CANAAN TODAY on Friday will be Mass f Rev. Harold Clifford Cutbill Says He ren of Will Leave Ministry to Sell e Holy Com Bonds in Boston. oly Cor orrow John Star Fr! The for es on Mias badniac rector at Now he associ o'clock a high m rs of the dicti at will be membe Rene ening annou ated with as a ho a se that city 1 the ords Cororer Helds Andreon Responsi /l» for Death 11 (P—Ar John thony death oner Farm- | 7if " INP.0. BULDING Firemen Use Water Sparingly and Prevent Mail Damage | S —— ‘ Tree-Sitting Attacked f Canton 1o p: mooing As Dangerous to Trees v 11 (wp)— || noted tree ex- the nee stop <, Aug. Martin L. Davey, pert, who notes with alarm, ent tree sitting endur; Z urge craz 3 !M‘~l‘u to t t office ear- fost people,” “don't realize the be done to the limbs of trees by says vas caused harm that can bark and the mistreatment.” ’ Davey, As a tree surgeon, one of first things Davey teaches his st ents is how to climb a tree cor- rectly. Rubber soles and a rope roosts of record seekers day, will prot fects of ill u ing on are the important equipment of climbers, rees that B been used as misd by ected ambitions ey said to- show the ef- S A e ). ITALIAN REFUGEE SUCCUNBS INALPS Flees Fascist Regime, Within Sight of Goai SUES T0 RECOVER LOAN HADE T0 DOHLIAN 0. Athlete, Digs toda Bruno hania Brings Action o Get $500 Lent From Own Funds, ort to e toll ong t GRANTS hours story Note es Pitiful Perseid Meteor Display To.Be \mhle Tomghl Quigley and Paonessa o, LU E) Ponl ()pemnz Speakeu fell among the nt no one If I am fo resc s 1 day Evening, Less Than 40 Switch In I’nlmml P.utlfls also any who rolling. Fall Rn er ( ontlac(m' Drn es Off Docl\ DICs TCH - JONES ssary to en Mullen's FINAL CLEAN-UP | ENDS SATURDAY, AUG. iDE YoT1o LOT NO. 1---SUITS HEARING Workmanship and Material “tly and Truthfully LOW PRICES L't It Worth While Coming to Raymonds $1.00 20c 25c¢ $1.40 40c $2.00 RAYMOND'S Hat Cleaners and Shoe Rebuilders 110 MAIN ST TEL 1 MAIN ST. 2324 ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. Bentley, President of the Bentley School of Accounting and Finance of Boston, will be at the Burritt on Tues- August 12, from 7 to 10 o’cleck for the purpcse of meeting those men who have enrolled, and are interested in en- CO. SALE 16 it presages his Waterloo.” “The turbulent days or Jack Wal- ton, the distracted days of Henry Johnston, with impeachment heavals of both, will return with a vengeance if Murray wins,” said the Daily Oklahoman. Andreon, accord up- | shots into his wife's bo Six or Eight— your money buys more in a De Soto. More quality and style. More luxary. More comfort. Greater power. Snappier pickup. 1/ Price Murray's race is akin to that of Thomas P. Gore. blind orator and former senator who donned a hick- rural sections n democratic obtain He opposes (" wealthy oil man senatorial nomination votes more tha > initial primars Gore n Wri Worcester Man Killed In Rhode Island Crash Providence, R. I, August 11 (UP) —Joseph F. Petty, 44, of Worcester, Mass., was dead and his wife and three other persons were in hospitals today following a triple collision near Narragansett Pier last night. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Petty the victims included Thomas Petty of Worcester, brother of the dead mur Hannah Flynn of Worcester, and Rita Ladoucer, 5, of Putnam, Conn FROWNS ON WILD \\I Washington, Aug dian Commissioner C. 8. Rhoads doesn't think much of Wild West ghows as a means of livelihood for the American Aborigine. He informed President Hoover of th in leading a movement to have In- dians ‘“settle down rather than participate, with picturesque garb and war whoops, in the sawdus T SHOWS (up)—1I JXSE HERALD CLASSIFIE mer touches the peeling septic quickly safe, up ugly invisible thing for sunburn | mer skin handy ADS | 60c, butcher, by a self-inflicted wour pol gunshots from resisted Seck Dead Man's Son By Radlo B-nadc Sl and operation. At faturday evening in an Eugene Roy. former to mnotify him of the father, Joseph Roy Quebec, Canada Mrs. Dereige Roy of Pearl court received a telegram notifying | = her of the death. Today no word was obtained from the son, who was a linotype operator in Hartford in 1927 lic brakes. fort to lo- ly of Hart ath of cate for his phael DE SOTO SIX 810 AND UP—F 0.B. FACTORY —_——————————— ITCHING TORTURE ENDS when soothing Zemo Is used able vanishes skin. 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