New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1925, Page 13

BRATHERSINCOMA SLEMP TO RETIRE, |GFRMAN CAPINET FROM COAL GAS| SANDFR® SELEGTED| ANNOUNCEP TGDAY Dr. Luther Takes Post as the Unconscions When Father, Al- most Overcome, Finds Them — Narrowly' escaping death when carbon monoxide gas from a coanl stove In the kitchen fllled their home at 72 Orange street, early this morn ing, Joseph Budnik, 26, and Edward Budnik, 10, were revived by Dr. John J, Tokarezyk without the use of pul- motor which were rushed to the liousa by the police. The father, Willlam Budnik, was awakened about 4 o'clock this morn- ing and detecting the strong odor of coal gas and feeling himself be- cxmlng dizzy, he hurrledly opened the windows and went to sce if the boys in another room were all right Going Into the room where Ld- ward and Joseph were sleeping, he attempted to awaken them, and when his efforts failed, he sent in an emergency call for the doctor. When the physician received the call he notified the police and asked them to send pulmotors to the house, The pulmotors were not required as the two brothers responded to the treatment of the doctor. CONTESTS JUDGE LINDSEY Defeated Cundidate in Nmember Files Formal Protest Against Seat- ing Famous Jurist, Denver, Colo., Jan. 15.—A petition protesting the re-election of Judge B. N. B. Lindsey to the bench of the Denver juvenile court that he has held for 23 years, was filed today in district court by R, B. Graham, de- feated candidate In November. Judge Lindsey and Dever election officials are made defendants in charges which alleged that through “inefficiency, incompeteney and inex- _perence,” Graham was deprived of between 600 and 1,600 votes. The petition further asserts that a re- count will show the ham's contentions.. Judge Lindsey was re-clected by less than 10 votes, during the cam- paign he asrailed the Ku Klux Kian. Hartford Broker, Sought Police, Is Arrested Holy Mass., Jan.' 16.—Nicho- Jas Sielr, alias Nicholas Sergent, member of the defunct stock brok- grage firm of N. A, Sergent & Co. of Hartford, Conn., who is wanted in that city for alleged embezzle- ment of $100,000 was arrested in the rallroad station here at noon to- | day. With him was a young wom- an who fs said to belong in Bel- lows Falls, Vt. e, $30,000 FIRE LOSS. fouth Coventry, Conn, Jan. 15.— Fire this afternooh caused damage 6f $30,000 to the carding and bak- ing department of the Tracy-Elliott Shoddy Mfg. plant here. The fire was confined to one of five build- ings of the plant. blaze {s unknown. truth ¢f Gra-! The origin of the [corner of Spring and Union streets telephones, telegraphs, gether. You believe in belief and what it achieves. lieve in advertisements, for they are evidences of be- lief. You believe in advertised goods, for they are the things other men believe in. When you see a widely advertised lace curtain, you see a curtain that hangs in thousands of homes . . . . a widely advertised lead pencil, a pencil that thousands carry. You don’t try advertised wares to test them. . You try them to bring yourself fr esh satisfaction. Read the advertisements in these columns daily. They help you recognize wares that justify belief. (Continued trom First Puge) The Cabinet Situation. Home of those close to Mr. Slemp urged that he be glven a cabinet Ipllce. even If It were necessary for the president to ask somé member of the official family inherited from the Harding administration to re- tire. Mr. Coolidge, however, de clded not to request any member of the cabinet to leave, and the two vacancles that have developed since tho election were in departments ‘{o which men with particular training had to be appolnted. Tt is understood that as late as Tuesday Mr. Coolidge personally re. quested each member of the pres. ent cabinet to remain at his post and In each case the member as- sured the president that if such was his desire it would be met. Thus the door finally was closed to a cab- inet appointment at this time for Mr. Slemp The possibility remains that the retiring presidential secretary may yet be-given an appolntment to a diplomatic post of sufficient impor- tance to make it a promotion from his present office, although Mr, Slemp's intention throughout his ,nunaldeuuon of the question of re- tiring has been to. return to the | malmgcn\ont of his coal interests. | Who Sanders Is Terre Haute, Ind,, Jan, 15.—Ev- crett Sanders, who has been select- ed to succeed C. Bascom Slemp as secretary to President Coolidge ! March 4, is a native Hoosier, his birthplace being Coalmont, Ind., a small town in Clay county. He was born March 8, 1882, the sos of a| clergyman. Mr. Sandérs has been active in re- publican politics for many years but , his official life has been largeiy con- fined to his membership in congress. He was not a candidate for renom- fnation at the Indiana primary last spring. During the last campagn he served as director of the speak- ers' bureau at the republican head- quarters in Chicago, He attended Indiana state normal school at Terre Haute for two ! years and then entered Indiana Uni- versity from which institution he was graduated in 1907, oy BLOCK SELLS FOR $44,000 Property At Corner of Hartford Ave- nue And North Street Sold By Patrick McGovern Estate, | The property at the' corner of | | Hartford avenus and North street, | lawned by the Patrick McGovern es- tate was sold last night by Consta- {ble Fred Winkle, acting for the own- er, to Anthony Dobrowolski, the purchage price being announced as $44,000. 'The property consists of (five stores, two tenements and a par- cel of land. S. Boukvs, through Roche & Ca- belus, has fined notice of intention to sell his block and property at the | terfor, for $35,000, Chancellor [ Ry The Amoctated Pross. Berlin, Jan, 15.—Dr. 8, Hans Luther was this afternoon appointed German chancellor, Dr, Luther will head tho following cabinet: forelgn secretary, Dr. Gus- tave Stresemann' minlster of finance, Herr Saemisch; minister of the In- Martin Schiele; minlster of economics, Dr, Karl Neuluus: min- ister of food, Count Von Kanitz; minister of labor, Helnrich Brauns; minister of justice, Dr. Schumacher; minister of posts and ulurnphn. Herr Stingle; minister of defen Otto Gesulor DEATH OF MRS, DOLAN Wife of First Saunitary Inspector John A, Dolan of Health Depart- ment Suecumbs To Pneumonia, Mrs. Clara Anna Dolan, wife of John A, Dolan, first sanitary inspec- tor of the local health department, dled last night at 1\2 o'clock at the New Britain general hospital, after an {llness of pneumonia. Mrs. Do- lan was born in New Britain 47 years ago. Besides her husband she is sur- vived by three daughters, Mrs, Ruth ' Elton of this city, Mrs. Mildred Dunn of Rockvilie and Miss Evelyn Dolan of this city, and two sons, Harold K. and Joln, Jr. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Erwin chapel. Frederic L. Fay of the South chureh, will officlate and in- terment will be in Fairview ceme- tery. Court Straightens Out Tangled Marital Affair In the suit of Rose Ataro Gibilis- | co of Ttaly against Paul Gibllisco of this city, for divorce, judgment for the defendant has been awarded in supreme court at Waterbury, Hun- gerford & Saxe, counsel for Gibillsco, were notified tod Property under attachment here has been released. Gibilisco sued for a divorce sonfe time ago and was awarded a decree. The woman did not understand the situation and, through an agent, brought sult for her freedom, which she already had, BANKRUPTCY HEARINGS The following dates have been set for the first meetings of creditore in the referee's office in Hartford: The creditors of Jack Keimowitz, doing business under the name of the Capitol Dry Goods Co., Monday, L o January 28, and 10 a. m.; of the NOT HELD RESPONSIBLE Corridan Electric Co., Monday, Jan- Bridgeport, Jan. 15.—~Thomas J. uary 26, at 10 a. m.; of J. Niedzwec- ki, Thursday, January 29 at 11 a. m. The final accounting in the matter of 1. Sagel, doing business as the New Britain Furniture Co,, will be held in Referes B. M. Yeomans' office at 11 o'clock Monday morning, Febru- ary 2. Things you believe in Belief has tunneled mountains, fought diseases, carried tons on columns of air, spun advertisements, radios to web the world to- Don’t buy in the dark—spend your money for advertised goods OVER 11,000 HERALDS DISTRIBUTED DAILY THE HERALD HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN NEW BRITAIN The Herald is the Only New Britain Newspaper With An e Audited Circulation You be- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1925, B e T T g e City Items Judgment for the plaintiff in the case of Leon V. Liegey against I're- mont Barrows for the possession of premisea at 177 Hartford avenue, has been entered in city court and a writ of execution was lssued to- day. Kirkham, Cooper, Hungerford & Camp represented the plaintiff. Jacob Moorad, a grocer doiNg business at 647 Maln street, has filed & petition of bankruptey, giving his Mabllities at $1,072.97 and his as- sets as $700. Nalr & Nair are acting as his attorneys. A daughter was born at the New Britaln general hospital last night to Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Chandler of 460 Church stre The condition of Charles Burhan, who was injured yesterday after- noon while at'work at the Square |tral stock has given currency to re- Ch;l':s([‘hlio . i’::‘u Deal garage, Berlin, was roported [Ports that the road soon would call | ¢ 1 & Bt ¥ - ) ,'fi its being critical at the New Britain |its $100,000,000 issue of convertible | ¢ o ¢ FL 1 Pfd 2054 General hospital this afternoon. 6 per cent bonds In an effort to in- Chile C S 0 duce their conversion into common | Ghile Copper . 367% shares, Since the bonds are redeem- | SO Fuel ... 48 able at 110 and the stock is now sell- | = o QU | IBUS FOR RESIDENTS OF [ahic at 110 und the wiock in now mell | 600 g’ e e 0 ANLEY STREET probably would result in the conver- | U Stecl ... 76% LOWER ST REET |2ton of the masor portion of the te- Ooaden O ... 81% sue. Officlals of the road, however, [ Dav Chem 457% say that no immediate plans have | Frie ......... 31% But Mastco, Inc, Is Forbidden 1o ncen formulated for redeeming the | FEFie 1st pfd . 451 Gen Electric 1147 o Closs Rallroad Tracks at South Street A petition of Mastco, Inc., for a franchise to operate a bus route from New Britain to Kensington, has. been denied by the public utllities commission, but the com- pany has been given permission to extend {ts present system by running a bus down Stanley street as far as | the South street crossing. " The hazards which would attend | frequent crossing of the South strget tracks with bus loads of passengers caused the P. U. C. to reject the original application, it Is explained. The company entered its petition last October and was heard in December. A three mile run was | contemplated and the fare was fixed at 15 cents. Since the line would parallel the Connecticut Company’s | lines on Beach Swamp road, it was suggested that permission be given to run as express over that high-| way. | Wall Street Briefs High Low Close Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., on [Allls Chal ,... 78% 170 k{3 March 16 will lssue to shareholders |Am Bt Sug ... 40 - - $10,810,700 additional class B com- |Am Can ..., 16334 1569 160 mon stock at $26 par. Holders of |Am H & L pfd 14% - -— record February 16 whl have the Am Loco 8% 4% 1Y% right to subscribe to one share of B |Am Smelt ..., 1017 90% 100% stock for edch four shares of com- |Am Bug ...... 40% 483 ds% mon or B common now held, the [Am Tel & Tel 183% -~ - proceeds to be used for further de- |Am Wool ..., 68 61% velopment of the company's business | Anaconda . 41% - Atchison . 118 174 Salos of Liberty onds in 1024 | At GIf & W'T u25f "y amounted to $866,183,000 compared | 814 Loeo ... 3K Ly with a low record of $798,87,000 Baltl & Ohlo . 70% 114 the year before and $1,688,804,000 1n g::ghs‘;’;;“ i) e om” 2 2 b . L 9 102 and $2,077,644,000 in 1921, Cen Leath ... 39% |'J‘; “The recent rise In New York Cen- bonds, on which the convertible fea- ture expires next May. More than $12,000,000, it is estimated, alrcady lhave been turned into stock. Dividend payments were unusual- ly heavy today, approximately 208 corporations being scheduled to mall checks to shareholders, among them being American Steel Foundry, Am- erican Telephone & Telegraph, Am- erlcan Woolen preferred, Central Railroad of New Jersey, Corn Prod- ucts Refining, General Electrie, In- ternational Harvester, National Bis- cuit and Western Union. About 30 stocks also were selling ex-dividend today. The Manhattan Shirt Co. reports a deficit of $605,432 after di\'!dtwlfiw on the rnmmon-«mrk for the year WALL ST. REPORTS Gen Motors .. 73! Gt North pta bt Int Paper Kelly Spring b Can Pacific . 148% 1451 PUTNAM & CO MEMBERS NEW YORK & HARTFORD STOCK I WEST MAIN ST NEW BRITAIN~ Tel 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE € CENTRAL Row TEL 2+ We Offer: 100 Colts and 100 Torrington JUDD & COMPANY Members New York Stack Exchange Members Hartford Steek Exchange New Britain— Burritt Hotel xldg., Tel. 1815 Judd Building, Pearl St., corner of L~wis, Hartford, Conn. Mid States on | Mis Pac ptd Nat Lead New Haven . Norf & West North Pac Pacific Oil P Rean Raflroad Royal Dutch Sinclair O South Pacific | South Rallway We recommend and offer: BIGELOW-HARTFORD CARPET COMPANY Common Stock Price on Application nsp Copper .. 2 Kennecott Cop. Lehigh Val Marine an Amerie; |P&ERC&T .. | Plerce Arrow Additional gold exports to India| D EToR today exceeded $5,000,000, The|Pure Oil .. enn ” g f |Rep I & 8 9 Yokohama Special Bank shipping | feb { < V() a4 T -Col a 2 ’ 22 2 3400000, SR TnBColladl® Incaning Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580 MEMBERS NEW YORE AND HARTFORD STOCE EXCHANGES . 19% Donald R. Hart, Mgr. 106 s1% | Application was made last week N 92 ed with | Studebaker .. 45 y R !for its southern extremity and this | o~ NOV Sn, A8t .;"‘("h“:‘p;’“‘}m@-,.\-u Co ... 441 WE OFFE {petition was acted upon favorably. | YIPUHE Lokty ol to $348,002, [ Tox & Pacifie 45 BIGELOW HARTFORD ’ equal after preferred dividends to | Transcon Oil ., 51 A WN {Slot Machine Stolen §5 cents a_ share on the common ":‘1‘1?;‘,‘ I}t*:l“"igc 160% YALE & TOWNE st $1,750,452 or $5 P 4 e N s Sokolski Is A g | agains: $1.730452 or $5.19 a share | [nlted Prult AMERICAN HARDWARE okolski Is Arrested | i the preceding year. b8 ndus g b Piico On Applldktion William Sokolskl wgs arrested this 5 BEEbeeR IS £k s afternoon by Sergt. Patrick A. Me- S us r&eel oo 1243 | Avay and Policeman Patrick O'Mara | FURTHER INQUIRY ON STONE Uten Ceppar o !.” z‘l % | on a charge of theft, the police al- | Washington, Jan. 15.—Further in- }f;;;;"‘h""” i & leging that he was involved in steal- 0 Do T ing a Waco slot machine from the store at 77 Grove street conducted | by Charles Drenzik about two weeks ago. The machine was taken from the store and transported to South. ington where the police alleges it was smashed and the money taken from ft. Connor, superintendent of the muni- cipal garage was today freed in a finding by Coroner Phelan of crim- inal responsibility for the deaths of Mrs. Overa Shaw and Mrs. Nina Curtis, who were run down by Con- nor's automobile. The accidents oc- curred on Christmas Day. quiry into the nomination of Attor- ney-General Stone to be an associ- ate justice of the supreme court was decided on today by the senate judi- clary committee. Some committee- men desire to examine Clyde Daw- son, a former Colorado lawyer, who was consulted by James A. Ownbey in litigation involving the estate of J. Plerpont Morgan. Mr. Stone was counsel for the Morgan executors. Dawson is to be questioned Saturday. Beaths Libonio Ziccard. | Libonio Ziccard, the infant son of | Mr. and Mrs. Nicola Ziccard, dlt‘d‘ |at the home of his parents, 467 | Myrtle street last night. The fu-! neral was held this afternoon at 4 | o'clock. Interment was in st. [N B Machine Mary's new cemetery. Mrs, Mary Pochymski Mrs, Mary Pochymski, wife of Ste- died last night at the Hartford hos: pltal, Funeral arrangements, in charge of K. Blogosiowski, are in- | compelte, Mrs. Gertrude Wells widow of Levi 8. Wells, died in New Haven last Tuesday. Funeral services will be held a the funeral home of Seydel Broth. ers, 1303 Ghapel street, New Hav tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'cl Interment will be in Fairview c tery, this city, 3 o'clock. ' Sons on Court street | | gregatiomal Mrs, Nettie Victory Dean Mrs. Nettfe Victory Dean, years, wife of 8. age | Dean Robert S | died this morning at her home, | Clinton streat, after a lingering ll- | Besides her Tusband she is | vived by two children, Sidne 111 years, and Esther, age 3 years; | her mother, Mre. Joseph Molander; | two sisters, Mrs. Harry Bloomquist | and Miss Esther Molander, and one | brother, Simeon Molander The funeral wi afternoon at 2 o' home of B. Court street ur- | k at the funeral Porter Sons, Mr. Cardey, nt and cemetery, on pas- tor of the Second / wi Hartford, ment will | Berlin. Funerals l | Otto Barta | | Niles-Be-Pond com | Peck, phen Pochymskl of 115 Silver street, | Russell Mfg Co. . |Stanley Works .. 2 | Stanley Works pfd .. | Torrington Ci Mrs. Gertrude Wells, aga 84 years, |Union Mtg Co. . |Hfd Elec Lt Rts 1000,000; 1 beheld tomorrow | 4781 church, |8 | mand 15 | Denmark TOCAL STOCKS, IEDDY BROTHERS & & (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) Bld Asked Aetna Casualty .. Ketaa Lita Ins - " HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN e 5 | §Hartford Conn. Trust Bldg. Burritt Hotel Bldg. Hartford Fice . 625 Tel.2:7186 el oo Natlonal Fire ,....,...660 665 Phoenlx Fire 525 Travelers Ins a5 Am Hardwars 92 w Am Hoslery .......... 40 € Offer | Beaton & Cadwell ..... &2 n Bige-Hfd Carpet com..112 118 5 g Billings & Spencer com 4 8 l . Billings & Spencer pfd. 8 10 Bristol Brass . 13 1 Colts Arms Eagle Lock .. 3 Fafnir Bearing Co. |Hart & Cooley Landers, F .. 50 AMERlCAN HARDWARE N B Machine ptd o & oo Tlre Hartford Connect;cut Trust Company Old State House Square, Hartford, Conn. Safe Deposit Boxes, $5.00 and upwards. Foreign Exchange to all parts of the world. LETTERS OF CREDIT—GENERAL BANKI Bank by mail. It is safe and saves time. covill Mfg Co .. Standard Screw . om . Traut & Hin Yale & Towne ‘onn Lt & Pow pfd . fd Flec Light .. N B Gas ... outhern N ! Tel NOTED AUTHOR DIES Harry Furniss Also Was Prominent Brig. Gen. Mitchell Is | Strong for Curry Rul Wash Gen York — Exchanges, b . 111,000.000. of rmy Boston - changes. 77,000,000; the aoniservite) © In England as a Tecturer and : fore the house military S = . jtoday his endorsement of the Cu | bill to create a department of aero- ’ ’——__—_\ nautics headed by a member of the Harry Furniss, cabinet. The . Secre- ithor and lec- tary Week Hastings, aged iss was r to the for illustr many Unification of the air servic eral Mitehell insisted, Foreign Exchange | would sa changes steady m Qnciaced trainlng ng and mul Britain: sonnel could be aplished T principal 60-day bil if conducted\by a separate d ,:; France: demand . ment red America, Ita .:nm“dn::“:[‘ 413 it gy He had a ‘Germany Mental (“onmen of EAL L Child’s Slay er P"' bod yed nists t dem: n examination of M T | 1and: demand 1925, B oy eatetan R “Y,”{},“ B _«‘l\:" Bl “Hr.H. Greece: demay - Site “‘, : “’1““ 1and: demand 19%. Czechoslovakla: ting his throat with - e JReol ety demand 3.0013 & Misiand local | fhasa e 1.64. their inv tion s alleged con- fimanit family relations o 1 i ansportation of sl ther circumstar e e t with rebukes from Judge ;:L:; I en 1i M. Maltble. State's Attorney | | The funeral of Otto Barta was| held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at funeral home of B. C. Porter G v. Dr. C. Hill, pastor of the South C: church, officlated interment was in Fairview cemetery. Josagh A, Haifey Funernl Director Phone 1625-2 opposite St. Mary's Church Residence, 17 Swmmer St.—1625-3. of Largest and most complete line GOLDFISH | and accessoriey 0 the city at Bollerers’ Posy Shop | 72 COURCA STREET Tel. 896, sented several ding state ed a part in ged to ha ADVISE INCREASE New York. Jan 1 the F: y"r*-v\ Loar AUTOIST Ha 4 Hemi drove a & T J5 HELD an increase 1 stock from H w3 stock will be offared to present stock Edla Heminway holders share for shares at par. The here Decen company is m than 1 ater at } having been started since 1522 an ogiginal capital of §$50 05 Saturday court by each under P. Hayes — | A M. E. LERNER ‘-l\ IIL'J\\ ZERO 1 Easek Certified Public Accountant felelr Inst ed 1,10 N. Y. Jan. 15~~Thers 8 0 United States | Tax Retum Specialist o, a o burean at Corndll wAVGEg gis 1 grees below gero Fhome 15361—Thone 2-43 . e ot reported ahave ar0. SN Office 350 Main Street,