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

— = =~ ] NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1930. . Bingo Wheel Confiscations | Settled Out of Court KEY TO ZU'I‘A EEMS :DEAF MUTE AS WITNESS ‘ Aboard the Navy’s Giant Dirigible PROYVES COURT PUZZLE wheel game licenses were confiscat- Interpreter lails to Make Him Un- Raid on Aiello Home Yields Sup- |ed on August 6 by state and West Haven police and who requested an injunction to prevent interference, were to have had a hearing today in United States district court today before Judge Edwin S. Thomas, but a no hearing developed. When ques- pleaded guilty in police court to the tioned at his residence, Judge charge of driving an overloaded Thomas stated that counsel for hota uck and “was $15 and costs B g A sides had notified him the matter er being made derstand, 2 had been settled but that he had no ago’s officials | with some . situ- details of the settlement osses- ation was former table, derstand and Brother Comes to Judge's Ald, Raymond Demars, 20, of 109 Pop- street, Bristol. a deaf mut nted to plead lavs. Officer Tanguay stopped him this mor ereial street where he was making a delivery to Doty was load was welghed tory. Fish 4 SRR Could Write a It's seldom you see a picture taken aboard the U. S. navy's giant | S 2 dirigible, Los Angeles, during a fligcht, but here is one. This & BOOk About It “Nine years ago after my little girl scene shows the interior of the control car on a recent short flight from the hangar at Lakehurst, N. J. 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