AUTO SHOW AT DANIURY FAIR.
supt. Lake Already at Work To Make
, It Distinctly;
Herbert Lake, who has been ap-
pointed superintendent of that!”-
mobile show at the coming Danbnry
Fair, (Oct. 4-9)), is already at work
on plans to make it the largest and
most distinctive show yet given by
the onicultuiral society. The main
automobile buildin will be evoted
entirely to the ex ion of ensure
cars. Delivery cars trucks and ac-
cessories are to be shown in tents lo
cated in close proximity to the main
building. Danbury and Bethei dealers
in automobile will be given choice of
space, as in the past. There are four-
teen dealers here, and Mr. Lake es-
timate; that these dealers will use
abott three-quarters of the space
available, as most of the dealers sell
several different makes of cars. The
new 1921 models will be out by Octo-
ber and molly of than will In nhown
at the Dan'bury Fair for the first time
in this part of the country.
floor of the automobile build-
in; will be sneciaily prepared and
treated with a. dust-proof preparation.
overcoming an objection of exhibitors
in former years. Superintendent
Luke will have an ofilce at the main
entrance, with an attendant there at
all hours, for the conveinence oi’ the
exhibitors and visitors.
CAMERON CO. SUIT SETTLED.
SHELTON, Aug. 11.-—Leeal troubles
between the Cameron Motors Corpor-
ation of Wilmington. Del, and the
Holmes Manufacturing Pompanv. in
which the latter was sued for alleged
damages ot’ $1,100.000 involving royal-
ties on patents of motors. has been
finally settled, it was announced today
and confirmed by the attorneys of the
parties in interest. The relations ‘re
tween the concerns are to be termi~
nated and the ("amemn Company will
receive the tools and equipment for-
nished to the llolmcs Company. The
attachment against the plant of the
latter concern has been raised and
the suit in the Superior Court Willi-
tirawn. 'I'ilPi‘f is also to be an ad-
justment of compensation hv the
Holmes Company to the Cameron
Corporation. '”
A few days ago a court decision
rendered at \lidrllctown paced the
way to the settlement just announced.
AUTO KILLS BALL PLAYER.
Earl Newman, .2. semi-professional
ball player, was killed by an auto
driven by Walter Monte in Manches-
ter Suntlav afternoon and Emil Plicil
was seriously injured.
locked up on a charge of manslaugh-
ter. The police say he was under the
influenc of liquor when driving. l
CHINESE SERVED GRAPE JUICE!
SHANGHAI. Aug. 10 (Associated
I’refisl.—Vlttlling Amercans legisla-
in: were surprised in Hang Chow.
Monday. when Chinese officialdom in
planning a flawless welcome followed
prohibition tenets and served grape
juice at llic- various elaborte affairs
Monte wast
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CHAUFFEUR‘S CASE NOLLED.
MERIDEN, Aug. li—John '1‘.
Smyrne. 25, chauffeur lor E. L, Gir-
l‘ord ol‘ Seymour street Hartford. ar-
rested here August 5, charged with
reckless (ll‘li'inz alter striking and in-
Jui‘ing six-)‘ear-old Lillian Drelttko,
had his case noiled today for us.
MAYOR FITZGERALD HONORED.
i"NEW HAVEN, Aug.
David Ii. Fitzl‘rt‘rzil'i has bran decorat-
ed by King \‘lctor Emmanuel Ti. 0!
litany. and borrow-u a “Cavalivi‘e” of
the Crown of Italy The honor. not-
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