New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1924, Page 18

18 WEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1924. e Y PEARSON REPORT ONN. HAVEN R0AD Ontlines Conditions and Asks for Full Co-operation April 16, prosp Huven, o raitroading W oand mor ithern portion, rson told the N H & H seasion (o lay for the com from sent ail mo routs rom p ifie tu and He Prediction. nd continues to expenditu ment of the tion of incapacity past.” iny 1 rec- ustify a hope of fu- ture accomplishments, Service heen improved, capacity provid freight is moving promp costs of operation have been d and are approaching a standard of efficiency and econou He went on to say that while patr of the roads are prospering transportation in some instances has heen and is now being furnished at less than cost. “There is such a volume of traffic moving that without hurting industry adequate revenues can be obtained,” he sald, Th mount involved, neces- sary for restoration of c it, he de- clared, is only about one-third of one per cent of the annual return from commerce and Industry In the terri- tory served by the compar which had been estimated by the census bu- reau at about three and a half billion dolars, Continued prosperity will ha 15 desire come, he went on to say, {f the com- | pany’s credit is restored. Reestablish- ed credit will keep adequate the sub- stantial machine for transportation which Is now serving the people of New England. The problem is a mu. tual one, e said, and its proper and permanent solution is net only for the interest of the stockholders bus for the future of New England, He was con- fident that when the 5% per cent rate sturn contemplated in the traus- portation act can be secured the amount with incor from other sources, will be sufficient to restore the company’s dit to a degree the s wish and towards which ment i striving. abont 40 persons in the asembly room of the Garde hotel When President Pearson rapped to or- der and Secretary A, E. Clark read the call. Two score more persons in later, Half a dozen women present, List of Directors, The list of directors to be voted for had been distributed. The names were those of the present dtrectors: Idward Muiligan, Hartford; T. Maxwell, Rockville; John T. Pratt [ Howard Elliott, New York; Ar- ley, New Haven; James Richards, Boston: Harris Whitte- more, Naugatuck; J. Horace Harding, New York; FFrank W, Matteson, Prov- idenes; Joseph B, Russell, Walter B, Lashar, Bridgeport; Edward G. Buck- land, New Have Benjamin Camp- beil, New Haven; ins, New York: Edward J. Pearson, New Haven; Charles F. Choate, Jr., Bouthboro, Mass.: Frederie C. Du- maine, Conoord, Mase; and George Dwight Pratt, of Springficld, Mass. Prelsdent Pearson, prefacing ®t by the remark “T will say a few words about the situation,” gave a short re. view of the operation of the property, ‘The business to be acted upon, in addition to acoeptance of the annual FOR SALE ITALIAN BEDS AND QUEENS We have for sale Italian Bees with Hives and vearly Ttallan Queens, And also hunting fe- male puppies, Apply to Polish Orphanage, 504 N, BURRITT 8T, New Britain, Conn, caime wWore Francls | Robert G. Hutch- | directors and efection directorate was to vete on a pro- vision to micet obligations which ma- i July 1,1926. and to provide tor a ound 36,000,000 to re : or improve- wrgeable to report of the of a 2 toover the treasury s eatensions, ete., ital account President. ident’s stateme of a past anked the regretted three di- » from thunked Mr, i approval it is L was v it was under | | l | question Mr, committ 1 ash snd My s Wus w quorum, u ul divectord were at interest in the pres- v took gre that while r e heard men severely the ause it had direc- “did not have the respeet ot nmunity Mr. Bog ¥ this all ven road be But he * “who did of the publie.” benefit of road to have the that ther e thougit it wus stockholders and of the » who not He the put only men in o respect of The pul A stock d if it were pos- sible to vote for other names than those on the list, and Mr. Buckland, general counsel, explamned that a stockholder could do so after striking out those not desired, Mr. plained the legal conditions bearing upon the proposed issuance of bonds, and arter a few s had been asked, the ballot Lox was opened, then closed, and a recess declared *© while ellers countd the ballots whie d the directors and adopted all recommon- dations, The meeting was the shortest pr ably in 20 years, if not more, City Items s 1. Dayton Humphrey, who has been indigposed for the past few months, is abie to be around again Vietrotus and Pranos, Henry Morans —advt, A daughter and Mrs, Edward throp street Polish your furnrture with our pol- ish, €. L. Plerce & Co.—Advt, The annval banguet of the New ritain Dental society will be held at the Bugritt hotel this evening. The Y. W, H. A, minstrels, instead of the ¥, M. H. A, minstrels, will be lias heen born to Mr, Lane of 65 Win repeated at a benefit planned for or- | phans and the new Hebrew Univer- sity In Jerusalem, as was apnounced in last night's paper, Harold Eilsenberg, sou of Mr, and Mrs. Julia Eisenberg of 63 Dwight street and a student at Harvard uni versity, 18 spending the spring reeess with his parents in this eity, Join Morans' Easter Music Club.- fadve Bernard G. Kranowitz, winner of the pool tournament conducted at the Kenilworth club, was presented with a silver loving cup at a smoker beld ut the elub last evening. was presented to Henry Christ, who was runner-up in the tournament, Twins, a daughter and son, were horm to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chap- man of Carlton street yesterday. A son has been born to Mr, and Mra Kenneth Diters of 215 Burritt We have a good stock of cedar grape arbor posts. N, B, Lumber Co. ——advt. Robert Burns MelIntyre of 546 West Main street and’ Miss Anna Grace Vossler of 587 Arch street have been granted a Meense to marry, Do Your Feet Suffer? For aching 1lmbs, weak fect, fallen a fiat fest, patnful heel, Inturning a callouses, ste., woar arch supports w aividuna) impress wd position, Many foot treubles throug arch supports, which e the vastly different well wear ready mia Iteeth, We fit 1) Difterent trom and wold exelusively b JAMES J. LENEHAN Booth Block supporte. 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DAYTON HUMPHREY, Agent THL, 14 | | PENN ROAL CERTIFICATES, Washington, April 16.—The Penn- sylvania railroad today asked per- mission of the interstate commerce commission to issue $21,100,000 of five | per cent equipment trust certificates. | The :ds would be applied to- ward purchase of 8,000 boxears, 3,- 600 automobile cars and 1,000 stock | cars at a total cost of $25,325,190, The | certificates would be sold to Kubn, Co., of New York, at $97.56. LONG IS. R. R. PETITION, Washington, April 16.—Permission to issue $1,875,000 of five per cent equipment trust certificates was asked | interstate commerce commis- sion by the T.ong Island railroad to- The company wants to purche 60 passenger day nine locomotives and cars at a cost of $2,358,795, A red sunset, with clouds lowering later in the morning, indicates rain. - CINDERS FOR SALE A. H. HARRIS —=General Trcking— ‘ll WEST ST. CROWLEY BROS. 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