New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1924, Page 21

ASK AW AGAINST CHILD MARRRIAGE Clubwomen of Florida Plan fo " Wakg Strong Fight Tallahassee, Fia, July 25.-~The elubwomen of Florida plan (o make & strong fight at_the fortheoming bilen. ial legislative ssion, in April and Ma: 5, to h the marrl laws of the state amended, setting limit upon the marriageable age of girls, The matter was a subject of great intérest at Tampa recently when a girl bride was hrought before the eounty probation officer, It was discovered that the child’s parents were dead and th had been left in ca aged grandmother, The grandmother had given her consent, the only legal requirement #0 the child’'s marriage to man of 34 years of a The union resulted in grief to the young wife, Now the club women, backed by jud probation officers and others, »l fight to bring about enactment of laws gned to prevent a recur- rence of such tragedies, As If 1s at present, the county judges are helpless,” declared s, Ameos Norrls, Tampa clubwoman, in making It known that her organiza- tion would earry the fight before the \egislature, “If the parents or guard. fans of a ¢hild consent, ther no taw to prevent children of 11 or even vounger marrying. In the recént case ot the 11.year-old bride which has brought this matter again before the public, Judge Hazard at first refused to issue the license, but upon furthér examination of the law, he realized that he had no legal right to deny it when the grandmother's consént was given and se he issued it. He could do nothing else. “We hope to alter this condition by bringing about a stats law that will define the minimum age limit for marriages with guardian’s consent.” Sixteen years has been suggested’ as the limit BODY NOT RECOVERED Remains of Berquist Girl, Drowned Last Week, Not Found—Sad Funer- al Services Today. Bridgeport, July 25.—Preparations tor the burial of 14 year old KEthel Berquist, oné of the seven children drowned when a canos overturned off Fairfleld Beach a week ago, with tive other victims this afternoon, proved tutile when search for her body was unsuccessful up to the time of the funeral. The single service at the Swedish Lutheran Salem church for the five victims this afternoon was one of the saddest events in the his- téry of the eity. Members of the four girl victims eonfirmation class formed a guard of henor. Four hearses car- ried the bodles to Mountain Grove cemetery. ARRANGING POLICE GAME A baséball game between teams representing the local and the New Haven police i being considered as a result of a visit at local headquar- ters yesterday by two representatives of the New Havén department who called to see if arrangements for such a game could be made. A definite decision has not been reached. The players who are to represent the local department in the two game geries with the Meriden “Coppers” are getting in daily practice at Wal- nyt Hill park. The first game of the series will be played here August 20. BOY'S BODY FOUND New Haven, July 25.—The body of Harold Lamberdine, 12, drowned in Millriver while swimming yesterday was recovered by searchers this after noon. T — City Advertisement CARLTON STREET SPRINKLING Notice is hereby given that a hear- ing will be held before the Board of Publie Works, City ot New Britain, in Room 206, City Hall, at 6:30 P. M. Standard Time, Tuesday, July 29, 1934 on the proposed street sprin- kling by the City and the cost of the same to be assessed upon the property owners of Carlton Street between Al- 1én Street and Highland Terrace. All persons interested are request- ed to be present at sald hearing, it they see cause, and be heard in re- latién to the above. Board of Public Works, Geo. H. Johnston,® Sec'y" City Advertisement CHANGE OF GRADE RENTECHLER STREET. Notice is héreby given that a hear- ing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 206, City Hall, at 6:30 P. M, Standard Time, Tuésday, July 29th, 1824, on the proposed change of grade on Rentschler Street between Kens- ingten Ave, and Pond Street. All persons interested are requested to pe present at said hearing, if they gee cause, and be heard iIn relation to the above. Board of Public Works, Geo. H, Johnston, Sec'y. City Advertisement REDUCTION OF BUILDING LINE ON WASHINGTON STREET. Neotice is hereby given that a hear- ing will be held before the Board of {Public Works, City of New Britain, in loom 206, City Hall, at 6:30 P. M. Standard Time, Tuesday, July 29th, 1924, on the proposed reduction of the present existing building line on both sldes of Washington Street be- tween Lafayette Strest and Broad Strest. All perpons interssted are requested to be present at gald hearing, i they geé cause, and be heard in relation ts the above. Reard of Public Works, Geo. H. Johnston, Sec'y. o GUN WAS LOADED North Guilford Woman In Bangerous Condiglon After Heing Shog fly' Friend of m-l.lr New Haven, July 25.-=Mrs. A. Brin ski of North Guliford Is in the hos. pital here suffering from & bullet | wound in the breast, having been shot last night by Stanley Wyelukos near her home, Wvelukos told Coroner Mix today that he was a friend of the Brinskl family, that he was shootiug At a target near the Brinskl home and peointed the gun at the woman, think. | ing It was not leaded, He pulled the t e said, and Mrs, Brinski fel wounded, Her condition s danger ous, but there Is a chanee for recoy ery, It was sald at the hospital, | RAIDS IN ANSONIA State Polica Visit Several Stores and \ Six Are Found te Wave Gambling ApParatus Operating, Ansonia, July 38.—Nine stats po. lleamen «dascending at ona o'clock this afterncon upon & number of #tores where gambling devices were alleged to be kept, At 6 of the places L punch boards and slot ma- chines sald to be in violation of the | law were found and the proprietors | placed under arrest. The cases were set down for a hearing Monday morn- ing, the accused being released on| bonds of $100 each. The men placed under arrest were W, Kennedy, Main | street; Philip Lipman, 97 Clitton| avenue; Sydney Gourms, 38 Sixth! street; Charles Fedoruk, 88 Liberty | street; John Sobin, 5 Ieater strest and | J. K. Wislock, Liberty street, A REAL CAVE MAN Jersey City Lover Forcibly Kidnaps His Sweetheart and Takes Her Away Today. n Jersey City, N. J., July 25.—Bea- trice Cadinela, 16, of Hoboken, was seized whilé on her way to work and carried off in an automobile by her swestheart, Joseph Odana, also of Ho- boken, today. According to Mrs, Jo- sephine Diluso, the girl's godmother, Odana had been attentive to the girl for three years but on account of her youth, she had attempted to keep them apart. Mrs. Diluso was on her way to work ‘when the kidnapping oceurréd and she sald Odana was 2¢2ompanied by three other men. The car drew up to the| curb and two of thém seized the girl and forced her into the car she said. | e e BIG LIQUOR RAID Seituate, Mass, July 25.—In thei‘ second raid within 24 hours 13 men | were arrested here early today and| two boats filled with liquor, a motor | truck and two automobiles were seiz- | ed. Five state troopers and eight! coastguardsmen conducted the rald., | Eagles Plan to March * In Providence Parade Henry Zwick has been delegated by New Britain Aerie of Fagles to at- tend the national convention of the F. O, E. at Providence,*R. I, Aug- ust 14, and plans are being made by the lo lodge for a marching club to combine with other cities in this district on an excursion, A meeting of the marching club will be held August 7. Fred H. Jurgen is chair- man. The speclal excursion train will make up in Hartford and leave at 8 o'clock, returning from Providence at 8 o'clock in the evening. Accommo- dations for return to New Britain will | be ready at Hartford. REV. A, B. TAYLOR HERE Rev. A. B. Taylor, formerly of New Britain, now paster of The Church of the Open Door in Greensburg, Pa., ar- rived in New Britain last evening to take charge of the singing at the Methodist camp ground in Plainville. Since going to Greensburg Mr, Taylor has had a success which has been the sensation of that city. Under his direction the membeérship has more than doubled and almost every service finds crowds turned away. A stir was created in the city some time ago when members of the Ku Klux Klan, garbéd in their famous robes and hoods marched into the Pennsylvania church and presented the pastor with a purse, BANK IS OLOSED. 8t. Paul, Minn, July 25—The First State Bank of Balaton, with deposits of approximately $700,000, was closed today becausd of depleted reserves, it was announced at the office of the state superintendent of banks. JOHNSTON LEADS GOLNRS. Chicago, July 25~H. R. Johnston of St. Paul was 2 up on Burton Mudge of Chicago and Albert Seckel ot Chicago was 2 up to Jimmie Man- fon of St. Louls today at the end of the first 18 holes in the semi-finals of the Western Amateur golf champion- ship at Hinsdale. Yesterday Manion eliminated Chick Evans, champion for many consecutiye years, 8 and 7. TARRED AND FEATHERED Maryland Young Woman Is Victim of Mob Attack. Frederick, Md.,, July 25.—A young woman whose name was sald to be Dorothy Grandon of Martinsburgh, W. Va., was tarred and feathered near Myersville, Frederick County, last night by an unmasked mob, said to have been led by a young married woman, who had objected to alleged attentions paild by her husband to Miss Grandon. According to details of the affair, the mob met the woman on the street and took her to the edge of the vil- lage where she was stripped of her attire and a coat of tar and feathers was applied. When freed, the woman fled to the house at Myersville whare shée has been staying and was still thers today, although she hp‘ been ordered to leave the town. A equad of state pollce has been sent to Myersville district with in- structions to identify membears of the ~EW BRITAIN T Personals Ruth Soroker and Lillian Putter man are spending the week at Wood mont Migs K. Holifelder s ppending the week at Woodmont. Howard W week-end in Aye Preble is spending the Mass JATLY HERALD, Wall Street Briels he number of stockholders of the | Pennsylvania railroad reached a new peak on July | with a total of $145 568, an increase of 1,638 since |first of the year and A year amo AT more tha - Net income of the Pere Marquette Rallway Co. in June declined to $314,. 397 compared with $502,808 in the same month of 1925, Net for the frst half of the year was $2,608,107, con. City Items Kemp's Golden Glow Balted N r vacation, McEnroe's, West ) advt, Arthur H L, & graduate of the Smith Business college, has taken & position with the Uneeds Biscuit Co. Miss Teresa M, Fusan of 13 Rhddes slreet has returned home from the New Hritain General hospital, where she underwent an operation for ap- pendieltis, The Y. P, B, and the 1, ¥ I, clubs will hold their annual pienie at Rockwell park, Bristol, July 29, leav. ing the canter of New Hritain at 9:48 o'clock, Miss Dorothy Barnum of the Con- necticut Business College has taken a position with the Hartford Fire¥nsur. ance Co! A son was born at the New Britain General hospital last night to Mr, and Mrs. F. P, Edwards of 388 Ellis street, Feororz Rulbah of 117 Tremont streat and Miss Stanislawa Smisiski of 23 Horace street have taken out a marriage license, Steven Sullk of this Joseph G, Woods 'has brought suit for $100 against J. M. Gancaroz of this eity, The papers, which are re- turnable in the eity court the second Monday of August, were gerved hy Deputy Sheriff Martin H, Horwitz, The condiglon of Mrs, Herman 8 Hall, wife of the state trade school superintendent, who s seriously 111 at the New Britain general hospital fol- lowing an operation, 18 reported to- day as slightly improved, A welcome reception and fafnment will be tendered Rev, B. Caines, the naw pastor of the A. M. E. Zion church, at the church tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The program is in charge of FEzekiel city through anter- Johnson and the public is invited to | attend. Leon A. Sprague and family leave tomorrow for Hempstead, N, H., where th will pass two weeks, THOUGHT AUTO WAS STOLEN Dr. Hart Reports Theft of Machine Then Recalls Took Tt Away. ‘to Police Dealer Dr, Carl J. Hart street reported to of the 92 police Linc¢oln this morning that his automobile had been | stolen. After Lieutenant Samuel Bamforth Meriden, istol, Waterbury and New Haven police by telephone of the theft of the machine, Dr. Hart noti- fied him that the machine had not been stolen at all,.but had been taken by a dealer according to an arrange- ment he had previously made. SEES ONLY FOUR DRUNKS New 'York, July 25. — William E. (Pussyfoot) Johnson, dry crusader, who arrived today preparatory to salling for Europe tomorrow, said that in a tour of the United States, which he started last January he hag seén only four drunken persons. “These United States are a Sunday school compared to what they used to be,”” he added. “This talk about gin and petting, and younger generation is bunk." Hunerals Mrs, Anna Gauer, The funeral of Mrs. Anna Gauer of 44 Hamilton street, who died Wed- nesday evening at the Milford hos- pital, was held this afternoon, Serv- ices were conducted at the Erwin chapel and were private, Interment was in Fairview cemetery. Louis St. Anna The funeral of Louis St. Anna was held from St. Peter's church at 2 o'clock this morning. A requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev, Charles Coppens. The pall bearers were Tito Bonel, Peter Dube, Fred Sorbo and Fred Roy. Burial was in St, Mary's cemetery, Frederick J. McEnroe The funeral of Frederick J. Me- Enroe of 156 Union street will be held from his home tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock, followed by a funeral mass in St. Mary’s church at 9 o'clock, Burial will be in St, Mary's cemetery. Willlam Smith, Sr. The funeral of Willlam Smith, Sr,, was held this morning from his home, 636 West Main sireet, at 8:30 o'clock, followed by a high mass of requiem in St. Mary's church at 9 o'clock. Rev. Walter A. McCrann celebrated the mags, Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. Stanley Kaczmarcayk. Playground companions at the Bartlett school acted as pallbearers at the funeral of Stanley Kaczmar- cayk of 104 Gold sfreet held this morning at 7:30 o’clock at the Sacred Heart, church. Rev. Alexander Tan- ki officiated and interment was in Sacred Heart cemetety. JOSEPH A. HAFFEY Fnneral Director Mr. Paul Robinson. Assistant NEW LOCATION MAIN ST. Opposite St. Mai Church Tel.—Parlor 1625-2 - Residence—17 Summer St. Tel. 1625.3 EXPRESS YOUR SYMPATHY WITH mob and make arrests. Miss Grandon aleo is said to have had warrants {ssued for a number of these sald to have been in the pa A woman companion of Miss Gran- don also has been ordered to leave Myersville but she was not molested. FLOWERS from F. H. BULLERER'S PUSY SHOP 72 CHURCH 8T. TEL. 886, w. | ad notified the Hartford, | trasted with 83,481,811 In the same period of 1923 Reports that earnings of the Htar dard Plate Glass Co, were at the rate of 37 a share have given strength and activity to the stock, mueh of the buying for out-of-town account be ing based, it was sald on belief that | the direétors probably would incroase | the annual dividend rate to 34 or §5 a share, United Cigar Btores earned nat profit of $2,212,069 In the frst six months of 1924, equal after preferred | dividends to $1,56 & share on the $25 Lp-r valua common stock The City of Parls realized profits, of 41,359,576 francs last year on the municipal gas works, an igerease of 6,000,000 francs over the previous year, which was the first yvear to |show a profit instead of a deficit, ae-*| |cording to tho bankers' Trust Co, of New York, The Brazillan Traction Light and | | Power Co, Litd,, reports surplus of | | 86,320,968 for 1923, equivalent after [Interest, amortization, resorve and | preferrad dividends to $5.82 a share ‘m\ the ordinary stock, ‘ The eighth consecutive five-hour | session of trading &n the stock ex- change in which transactions exceed- ed a million shares was recorded yes- ‘n-rday, The rails, particularly the |so-called Van Sweringen stock, con-| |Hinued as the outstanding feature, | | Union Pacific and Baltimore & Ohio |also displayed strength, activity of |the latter being attribut to in- | ereased operating efficiency And pros- pects of improvement in the eeal | movement with indication that the | |dividends wonld be earned by a wide margin again this year. Reading company reports net oper- | rating income of $8495585 for the | first six months of 1924 againat $18,- 324,973 a year ago. Gross also fell to $46.362,280 from $55,507,044, June net was $1,337.851 compared | 7.851 | with 12,922,094 for June last year. Air reduction Co. Ine., manufactur- | ers of gases, earned profit of $1,111,- 851 in the first half of 1924 equal to $5.82 a share on the capital stock, | compared with earnings off $7.63 a share in the corresponding periad of‘ (1928, { |Former Crown Prince Is Loudly Cheered in Hamburg | Hamburg, Germany, July 25—For- mer Crown Prince Frederick William |is spending three days heres inspect- |ing the export facilities of various |firms and viewing ‘the large ocean liners. He took luncheon today on board a Hamburg-American steamer | after spending last night at the home of former Chancellor Cuno at Au- FRIDAY, JULY WALL STREET STOCK | | EXCHANGE REPORTS 1924, of the ahie exhibition of strength in Continuanee recent PUTNAM & CO. Momibors New York Stoch Eachange Members Hartiord Stock Exchange Tel. 3040 remark )l et A1 West Main which theugh ordinarily inactive have come into prominence in the for new leaders, caused many advane ‘ es of 2 10 5 polnts in the early after The Delaware high-priced coaly & Hudson huoyunt noon as entral Plate, were Western Union, standa ling and Texas Gulf sulpher also ros extensively High 'IAR 1185 1A 301 0wy T 124 LT 11 801, 108 17% 17% 089, "5 h% Bt sug Can [TEN 14 1718 Am Fay I fm & Re Sg 1f em Bum Toh Tel & Tel Toh Am Wool Ana Cop ..., Ate Tp & & I AL Guif & W I Bald Loco Baltimore & O Nath Steel B Con Can Pac Ches & Ohio . Chi Mil & 8t P, Chi R Isl & P Chile Copper ... Chino Copper .. Con Gnaa Corn Pro Re Crucible Steel Cub Cn Sug ... Erie .. . Er 1st pfd . Gen Elec . Gen Motors Gt North ptd Insp Cop ... Int Mer Mar pf Allis Chal . Pacific Of1 Int Nickel Int Paper Kelly Spring T'r Kennecott Cop. . Lehigh Val Mid States Of Missouri Pac N Y Cén ......10 NYNHG&H.. Norf & West . North Pac Nat eLad Fure Ol el Pan Am P & T § Penn R R Pierce Arrow Ray Con Cop . Reading . Rep 1 & 8 Royal D N Y Sinclair O1l Ref South Pacifie South Rall Studeba Texas Co Texas & Pacific 337 Trans Oil . "L | Union Pacific ..1437% U 8 In Alco ... T1% U 8 Rub Co . 30% U 8 Bteel . U 8 Steel ptd Utah Cop .. Willys Over . 97 Westinghouse 64 Am Am Am Am 2 L 1227% Ty LOCAL STOCKS, (Putnam & Co.) muehls, a suburh. He was cordially | cheered wherever he was recognized. | ‘body reads Herald sald Mrs. J— re- “T think eve | classified ads,” cently. ALLON JURY New York, July days of examination of talesmen the jury which is to try William J. Ial- lon, attorney, for jury bribing, was cempleted. A second panel of 50| talesmen, summoned by Federal Judge McClintic of West Virginia was nearly exhausted before the 12th man was chosen. s HOUSING BILL R y The Associated Press, London, July 25. — The house of commons today passed the third read- ing of the government's housing bill after the opposition’s motion of re- jection had been defeated by 226 to | 131. The bill as originally drafted | had been a good deal altered during | the committee stages, but its frame- work remained intact. SECURED. 25, —After five | PA SADING. | | . 20,000 WORKERS STRIKE Warsaw, July 25.—More than 30,- | 000 factory workers of Silesia have struck because of the introduction of the ten hour day. The government is intervening and trying to obtain con- cessions from the employers. LIBERTY BONDS ADVANCE. New York, July 25.—An advance in Liberty bonds, carrying several is- sues to the year's highest levels, pro- moted active bidding for other secu- rities in today's bond trading. In- quiry was most pronounced for specu- lative rails, There were advances of a point or so general throughout the list. Because of the strength of rail stocks, convertible issues of these roads were in demand, several blocks ! of $100,000 changing hands. Re- ports that a friendly receivership ac- tion was planned for Wilson & Co. caused a sharp breik in the ecom- pany's obligations, the convertible 6s declining 4 points and the 7i%s re- | ceding. CIVIL ACTION BROUGHT, Oscar Becker of this city, through Dunn & MecDonough, has brought suit for $50 damages against Cyril Passmore of Hartford. Deputy Sher- ifft Hager sorved the pupers, which are returnable in the city court the second Monday of Auvgust, and at- tached real estate of the defendant in Hartford . Dunn & McDoanough,acting for Oe- car Becker of this eity,have brought suit for $35 against J. C. Bingham of Hartford. He loaned the défendant $21.50 and as yet has mot been paid. Deputy Sheriff Hager served the pa- pers and attached real estate of the| defendant. The writ is returnable in the city court the second Monday of August Davison & Leventhal, through David L. Nair, hae brought suit for $250 against E. F. Scholl of this city. The cause of the suit is an unpaid bill of $114.95. Deputy Sheriff Mar- Bid Aetna Casualty 592 Aetna Life Ins . Aetna Fire Am Hardware . Am Hosiery Automobile Ins ... E Bige Hfd Carpet com . Billings & Spencer com., Billings & Spencer pfd. Bristol Brass Colts Arms ....... Conn 1.t & Power pfd. Eagle Lock Fafnir Bearing Hart & Cooley . Hartfqrd Fire . Hfd Elec Light Landers Frary & Clark. . National Fire .. N. B. Gas .. N. B. Machine Niles-Be-Pond com . North & Judd Peck, Stowe & W Phoneix TFire Russell Mfg. Co Seovill Mfg. C Southern N. E. Tel. Standard Sorew Stanley Works 1eea182 130 cenn104 | Stantey Works ptd Torrington Co. com .... Traut & Hine ... Travelers Ins. Co. Union Mfg. Co. Yale & Towne S TR 65 " u. changes easy. Great Britain: demand 436 3-8 France: demand 5.09; Ttaly: demand 4.32 Belgium: demand 3 Holland: way: demand 26.58; 81%: Spain: demand 13.38; demand 1.7 Czechoslovakia: slavia: demand 1.183%; mand 0014 3-16; Rumania: 43%: Argentina: demand 32 741y demand 1.00; Tokio: de; 1-4\ Montreal 99 5-16. following: On the sprinkling ton street, between Allen st Highland Terrace; on a sington avenue té6 Pond stres reduction of the building and Broad streets, to make five feet; sewer on Linwood street, tin H. Horwitz served the papers, which are returnable in the eity court the secohd Monday of August. Moet birds are rest change in the weather is likely, and whils Low JASURY STATEMENT. | f §. Treasury balance, $220,871,622 New York, July 25.—Forelgn ex- Quotations (in cents): cables 439 5-8; 60 day bills on banks 0914 cables cables 4.32 i cables 4, 5814; Germany: demand (per trillion) demand 38.16; Nor- 3 Denmark: de- mand 16.16; Switzerland: demand 18§ : Poland: demand 19 1-4; demand 2.87 Austria .87; Bra- PUBLIC WORKS HEARINGS Several hearings are scheduled for next Tuesday evening's session of the board of public works, including the change |grade in Rentschler strest from Ken- | | Washington street betwean Lafayetta {eitement on the cotton ma on the construction Norden and Cambridge streets. s suech We offer: Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Jorsey Nieke! 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Safe Deposit Boxes, $5.00 and upwards. = Foreign Exchange to all parts of the world. LETTERS OF CREDI? — GENERAL BANKING Bank by mail. T _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ __ _____ _______ ] COTTON MARKET, Activities continued up to the time S trading ceased at noon when July sold at 34.95 or a net advance of 70 Plenty of Excitem:nt | points. At one time the July pre- . W in|Mium over October was 630 points, | New York, July 25.—Operations in |y, greatest of the entire movemant. |July cotton furnished plenty of ex-| New erop positions, while partly rket today, | sympathetic were held in check by of notices | reports of rain in the southweést and respecting at least 30,000 bales. July |At times showed substantial declifies. contracts, after selling as low as $3.75 in the first hour, or $0 points net lower, jumped almost perpendicn- larly to 35.05 on further covering by belated shorts. Greece Jugo de- demand mand 41 It is safe and saves time. Carl- of Carl Cotton Operations reet and |TUI¥ of | Furnish et; on a line on the line |notwithstanding issuance of a between Headings 80.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8-9 are all of interest, if they are I the Herald classified ad section. when &