New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1925, Page 15

WIL ASK FOR 15 NORE POLICY Boad Prepares Budget for Coning Year Sacrificing a number of Improve- ments that would tend to increas: the efficleney of the police depart nent, a budget for the coming fisca sear has been prepared by Chalrmai. Javid L. Dunn of the board of polic commissioners, Clerk Joseph A. Mc Jrall and Chief Willlam-C. Hart that will be submitted to a special meet g of the board of commissioners tonight. An effort was made to keep the requested appropriations at a tigure near that of last year and the tentative budget prepared is only 3400 in excess of last years, A total outlay of $163,483 for run- ning the department as now organiz- ed is called for in the budget and with the sum reguired for what the board considers necessary improve- men to the force will require a sum of $28,600. The committée that arranged the budget decided that fifteen addi tional men should ‘be added to the regular force of the departmnt if the city was to be given proper attention Incidents during the past year have emphasized the need of the new men, according to Chief Hart, who sald that additional protection in the cen ter of the city was absolutely neces sary and could not be given without more men. Additional men are need- ed for traffic duty in different sec- tions of the city also, and the chief feels that the department ought to have two more motoreycle policemen avallable for duty. Two new motor- eycles are asked. The addition of 15 of 15 men to the force will require a sum of $28,500. Insallation of the flashlight sig- nal system throughout the city will also bo asked this year, The item was included In last years budget, but was turned down by the board of finance and taxation, The sys- tem would not cost the city over $10,000, It comprises a system of flash signals throughout the city, which are turned on when an emergency arises that necessitates headquarters getting in touch with the men patrolling beats, Chief Hart sald that if the system had been Installe’' last year, the cape of Glovanni Votarrl, murderer of Joseph D'Angelo in a West street 'house last fall, would hardly have succeeded as all the patrolmen about the city could have been notiffed in | .a few minutes to be on the lookout for him, An appropriation of $8,000 for a ciothing allowance for members of the department {s also included in the llst of new Items. Besides these (requests, the only other new item on |the list is & new service machiffe for the department. the feeling existing that If the present machine Is turned in now, it will result n a material saving to the city. FAVOR REGULATION Row Over Price of Beer Keeps In- terest in Czech Capital. Prague, Jan, 27.—A row over the price of beer is the chlef tople of public interest in the Czech capital these days. The breweries and the saloon and restaurant keepers want | to see the decree by the ministry of food rescinded, by which a maximum price is set upon the beverage and (the calculation of costs is made by the government, The liquor interests want to do their own calculating and to charge whatever the traffic will bear, In sharp, opposition to them are the conshumers’ organizations, which have urged the retention of govern- ment regulation. A recent public hearing held by the ministry of food broke up in a row, both sides becom- ing so embittered that the govern- iment representative, Dr. Ira, had to close it with the remark that he would report the arguments of both sides to the ministry of food. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1925. BISHOP ATTAGKED On{mln in Mexico Set Upon by Mob Who Want Him to Become a Socallist. Mexico City, Jan. 27.—Attempting to force Bishop Ignaclo Valde: spinoes of Aguascallentes to adjure | the Catholic faith and become & soclalist, “because Christ was first soclalist In the world," armed extremists forced an tranco Into the bishop's” home Aguascallentes City Sunday eve- ning, according to reports received by the apostolic delegation here. The extremists broke open the street door, eut the telephone wires and placed arm¢d guards outside. Thelr proceedings attracted a large the seven en- crowd, the appearance of which ap- | parently alarmed the invaders, who withdrew after warning the bishop that they would return if he falled to abandon his religious practices and became a soclalist. The dispatches do not mention the attitude of the authorities. HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT OOMPANY, Fuller, Richter, Aldrich & Co. have inaugurated a ‘“Consumers Should Be Stockholders” campalgn in connection with the present ne | inancing of the Hartford Electric Light Company. This company is now offering its present stockholders the privilege of subscribing to $4,000,000 3 year T per cent convertible bonds, dated February 26, 1925, due February 1, 1928. These bonds which acre to be issued in the denomina- tions of $100, $400, and $1,000, are exchangeable at the ‘en1 of three years into an equal amount of the company's common stock, now pay- ing dividends at the rate of 10 per cent per annum. Payments for the new bonds may be made either in full or in part, as follows: 60 per cent on or before February 25, bal- ance on or hefore August 1, 1925.— advt. Hartford Electric Light Co. | [l - High Low Close Further advancey in steel prices' Allls Chal ..,, 76 169 i Wasil Makuls are reported from the middle west, Am Bt § 4 KA Wasll Makule, 45 f o e JCU L SR S &, years of age. | §tecl bars and plates are up 2 & ton Am Can 166% 168% 164% :“"’""“!"'lh' ';t his n‘?m, 21| and sheet makers In the Youngstown Am Loco .... 114% 118% 1143 orace street, after an llness of | qisirict also have increased their Am Smelt .... 98% 96% 97 several ~months' duration. = He|quotations the same amount. . The Am Sug ...... 61% 60 61% leaves bis wife and four children, | 4rqq0 expects higher levels in other Am Tel & Tel 1331 132% 1383% John, wluur. Sophle and Melalla. | fnighed steel lines. New quotations Am Wool .... 63 9% 62 He also leaves two brothers, Thomar | 4o $2.80 & hundrea welght for blue Anaconda .... 44% 43% 44 of this city and John of Hartford. | annealed; $3.70 for black and $4.86 Atchlson ... 118% 117% 117% The tuneral will be held tomorTow | tor galvanized, all ¥, O, B. Pitts. At GIf & W 1 235 — — morning at the Russlan Ort_hodm | burgh. Sheet bars are being offered Bald Loco .. 182% 130% 130% Holy Trinity church at 8,30 o'clock | In the central west In tonnage lots at Balt! & O M% % Th Interment will be in Fairview ceme- | §39 a ton, Youngstown or Pitts- Beth Steel ... 50% 50% 60% tery. burgh, fown $1. Bosch Mag 40 363% 47B Cen Leath 18% 185 188 Net rallway operating Income of Can Pacific .. 149% 149% [49% [the Baltimore & Ohlo for 1924 Ches & Ohlo . 97% 06% 97 fluntt l | shows a decrease of $4,048,806 un- C M & 8t P .. 4% 14% 14% 248 der 1923 to a total of $35,084,204 CM &St P ptd 24 23% 23% — and a drop of $31,726,640 In rail- C R Isl & P . 45% 46% 45% = way operating revenues to $224, Chlle Copper . 35% 35% 36% Kevin Sheppard 318,795, Railway operating ex- go] l’;uai“ ..... ti:/: 4:;& 4:% The funeral of Kevin Sheppard, Penses for the year were cut to $6,- Con lextlle ... s Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ;’n.um Improvement was noted ln‘g:‘l;n s:’”r:ld Ret 32% ::% :::Z Sheppard of 69 Trinlty street, who December, net _,"P”“'V‘"' inpomeiaz) T et e A% 201 81% died Sunday afternoon, was held :;"2““‘ $2,325,744 over December, {M:, é‘hem '“.% “n 45,/: yesterday. Interment was In St. 3. Erle 307% m," 307% Mary's new cemetery. TR Erle 1st pfd . 42% 423 433 4 Woman Burned to Death | Gen miectric ‘3051 s0s% 308 In Moncton, N. B., Fire |Gen Motors .. 74% 3% 14 Moncton, N, B, Jap. 87.—One|St North pfd . €93 61% 68K . 5 Insp Copper .. 20% 28% 28% Us a e woman was burned to death and | P\t P 203 25% 26% b ) two others were injured in & fire |1 o " CF ATATE : Pacific Ool 61% 59% 613 which broke out in the WIndsor | pan american 68 66% 68 Fasacal (hecte, hotel here this morning and en- | poin “Railroad .. .. 48 183 48% opposite Kt. Mary's Church. Toioped the bulldlng, The fire waspy g pclato 94 4% 8% Residence, 17 Summer Elo—l_lll-! urning eigl hours after it Pierce Arrow.. 14% 1314 18Y% started, 5 Pt Pure Ofl 30% 30 30% Many guests narrowly escaped be- Rep In & Stl.. 58% ~— iy FLOWE RS inng trapped in the bullding by the |pay Cop 14% 14% 14% A Baan Reading Y 16% 17y FOR ALL OCCASIONS s = Royal Dutch.. 2% 53 SEE OUR LINE OF 34 SUES FOR $3,000 sin Ofl ; 20 20% | ) Meriden, Jan. 27.—Suit for $3,000 |So Pacifi 1087% 1037% 28 CEURCH ATRERT Rockwell, a local silverware manu-|Int Paper .... 65 Florists' Telegraph Service. facturer in behalf of Harry Muska, | Kelly Spring .. 15 15 11, who Is alleged to have been | Kennecott Cop. b4% 54% butter on December 31 last b Lehigh Val ... 75% 5% The classified ad reading habit tn | (CUC% ) BICEMINT BT It BV & EAT | ne ..ol 13 : the Herald is most commendable.| ¢aotyre of the leg and other in.| Marine pfd ... 461 Jurles, Mid States Oil. 1% 1% oaes et Mis Pac pfd .. 783 ({3 CALLED HIMSELF MASTER | Nat elad ....150 = 106% Leningrad, Jan. 27.—The Revo-|NC Haten -- 308 20 | lution Museum has received an in- |y o/ S T " 8% 881 | teredting document from the Mos-|g o B8C ot B | cow government, It is the census|. . °" ¢ 2 x |Texac Co .... 46% 457 return which was filled in by ths‘.r N 21 i |Tex & Pacific 43% 434 czaristic family in 1897. The an-|qonccon "oy g e || swer of the then czar and czaring | (nion pacific . 149% 143 || to the question, “What is your pro- | 1r's Indus Aleo §1 0% A || fession?” was ‘““Master aflnd mistress | ;; g Ruh'b" L A 0% of the Russian empire. |U S Steel .... 12714 1261 e ens = | Westinghouse 76 4 CLEARINGS AND BALANCES. |Rodio ....... 8714 65 “An Investment That Will Grow” An Excellent Opportunity for Consumers To Be Stockholders the rate of 10% per annum. Through the purchase of “Rights” at the market this stock can be obtained through eventual con- " version at a net cost of approximately $172 Per Share Hartford Electric Light Stock Now Selling at About $200 Per Share May In This Way Be Obtained For $28 Per Share Less " We recommend the immediate purchase of HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT “RIGHTS” and subscription to the new DATED FEB. 25, 1925, DUE FEB. 1, 1928 res to have an interest in Connecticut’s best, and one Light and Power Companies, should take advantage d by this Company to obtain its stock (now paying ! 7% THREE-YEAR CONVERTIBLE BONDS ‘ believing that everyone who. desi ! of the country’s leading Electric of the present opportunity offere 10% dividends) through the purchase of these Three “Rights” permit the $100 7% Convertible Bond due Feb. 1, 1928. in multiples of $100. The Company v able semi-annually, the owner may exchange each shares of the Company’s Common Stock. | “'l HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT STOCK is paying dividends a “Rights.” holder to subseribe (on or before Feb. 16, 1925) for Subscriptions may be made for amounts will pay interest on these bonds at the rate of 7% m, p: Feb. 1st and Aug. 1st to and including Feb. 1, 19 8, at which time $100 bond or multiples thereof, for an equal number of We shall he pleased to go into this subject in detail with you. Subscriptions to the new 7% Bonds may be made through any of our offices. Special Circular On Request Badell & Co. Fuller, Tichter, ALich & Co. 94 PEARL ST. HARTFORD, CONN. MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCR EXCHANGE i er annum, pay- B Providence, R. L. Tel. 2-5261 S ¢ New Britain Officc ~ New London Office Hartford 12%::-1:21;\83& P!F:Lt 3!;18%3. New York and Boston E. T. Brainard, Mgr. J. M. Halloran I e (Wall Stret Brets | WAL ST. 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