New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1925, Page 3

b A N ‘ 7% NEW BRITAIN DAILY, HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1025, y itk & ! DDEETRANSTER oo e e T e e ey .1" 276,700 of preferréd stock, consisting ?:mo ofbe by Im;lpr'm::‘a Just before BAIJ"]“NE T“nAY. v years. For one year, August MUNI[}IPAI‘ITY NflT ' SENS LAST WI ficlal wreaths and emblems, ) of 292,767 $100 par shares; $27,- “; .Er:’r;;‘\l:::"?l'\lor:e ::nl::; Wes- Anderson, Vega street; for two years, | The funeral was attended by & . . . N h dly a |l Albert ¥, Eichstaedt, 278 Cherry huge erowd, Wl . N 446,926 class™A stock, 665,950 shares | ropregontative of twl'{nln ‘:fl Dotuu ' strect. Third ward, R, C. Germond, b IS NOT GRAT]FIED . . 4 at $76 d share ana 439,815 ahares of | heirs, to whom he is related by mar- 143 Hart street; Bruno Wagner, 97 Japan is the largest market for . A At non-par common stock carrled in|riage spent a few moments with the | = ’ South Burritt street; Anton Cleszyn- Ho Wanted To Be Bupled in Bronze | American softwoods, taking riore the balance sheet at $5,338,314, Dillon, Read forces. Neither Sey- Y sk, 36 Curtls street; P, Walnwright, I Crystal Coftin Like ¥rlend than 800,000,000 feet from the U. : | | V! urn nor the trustees of e Do ai 3 6 urt t; . ] ol it ’ 076 Mllons Twold-ROODAN .o, 35 ore it s it s v e Polls WAL Be Opem From § 0[5, 2w % keomie 38 agenundInuries Not U \ It was disclosed in connection with | upon the announcement of the sale, Vine street; J, M, Byrdick, 63 Grove | IR (] u“on 0, mtor Go. lem the reorganization plan, On the | cxcept that it was true. | 9 o’mock p. m. Hill; 73"; Surtis, ‘l‘;rl,l(;woln u'::;e [0 me Gl[y y The Assoctated Prews | uuch mJE Fm ) king, April 2.—The last wish of basle of the plan these earnings “The Dodge plant,” says the De-| Fourth ward, for three years, John l would produce “.ITI,:‘IT after d.ri troit Press Predo, in announcing the —_— A. Anderson, 325 Chestnut street; Fi Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, first president of | F gl , preclation charges, , interest and|gaje today, “Is the second largest Joseph Landwehr, 49 Woodland e Chinses : | fl : lhll;'d \;‘ork.l Abpl;I! 2.—~Anerr= taxes, After dividend on the new|automoblle plant in the world, It Balloting for 48 members of the street; J. August Carlson, 1574 New Haven, April 2.~A munici- the Chinscse republic, that he be | \ fl‘;:“’, l";“'":u‘ W:"' ’fi;’" "f preferred and class A stocks there| hagi its first motual beginning in a |CItY meeting board for three-year [ Dwight street; J. €, Webh, 705 Stan- | pality in Connecticut is not lable in |burled in & bronze -crystal coftin AN IO R ownership _ of | would be a balance of $497,813 | smail plant erocted in 1910, follow- |torms and.several to fll vacancles|ley strest: Joel Bloomquist, 79 |damages for Injuries or fatalities to |10 my friend Lenine,” went un- J Dodge Brothers, Inc, one of the i fes t ? O 2 largest antomoblle comptnies, has | CIUIVAIeNt to $1.13 @ share on the| ing years tn which the two'brothers, | will begin at § o'clock this afternoon | PVIght street: Mrs. Emille Andzi- | patrons of playgrounds in publicly |(W/I1ed today. - The bronze casket | Get Dg, Edwards’ Olive Tablets Ay . T Read and com. |P¢W common stock outstandivg. | Horace E. and John R. had strug-|ang contl 419 o'clock this eve. |/AtIS 236 Chestnut street; Everett ; Publlely |1ong awaited ftom Moscow, arrived sy ) passed to Dillon, Read and com- i ntinue until 9 o'clock this eve- 2 : operated parks, according to Judge |and proved to be & Skl : 2 p ot Naw York bankere: in & cash [#led to make a beglnning n the| . Tha' vot 5 o | Gerlander, 456 Chureh street; Hen- £¢ jand proved to be a shoddy affalr,| That is the joyful ery of thousands | Washction Involvigeleles than $475, Completing Detalls | manufacturing world, largely with |"\"8: The vote will be by ballot{ning jonnson, 893 East street, To|Isaac Wolfe of the superior court |unsuitable and was rejected, ince Dr, Edwards produced Clive \ ! Mt:‘n;;:’ e, e hap (14, Detrolt, April 2.—Representatives | POOT success.” {and will be registered in school |l vacancy for one year, Joseph |who yeste handed down a de.| Tonlgbt Dr. Sun's body lies in the | Tablets, the substitute for calomel. @ - ' of Dillon, Read & Co, continued | Unusual fidelity of the two Pulldings in each of the six wards. |Maleska, 706 Stanley street. TI(th | oigion in the sult of Samuel 1ns western hills of Peking, nine miles| D, Edwards, a practicing physician ‘ U Hefused $150,000,000 . There are no conteats for the of- |ward, Matthew Kokoszka, 210 Wash- | w0 suit of Bamucl Epateln, fpon 1o city, in colestial Piyuenssu | for 17 years and calonm ozi-tima The exact purchase price was not | here today the work of compleMfig | brothers to each other, was extend- administrator, aganst the city ‘of temple. It will be removed later to | enemy, discovered the formula for Olive al . the detalls of the transter of Dodge | ed to the veterans among thelr em- |fices and the following will be[ington street; Stanley Sutula, 18 " L [ > ] f:."::lfi“&'ep.'l’fi.f&?fn""t';"i 1:: :" Brothers, Inc., to n?elr banker em- | ployes, and not the Ieu‘t of the | ¢lected: Gold street; Frank Browzik, 34 Or- (New Haven, which fs effect decided |Nauking, the city In which Mr. gun | Tablets while "”“1’35 patients for y that it ex- y sontimental local intereat in the| First ward: Duniel Sullivan, 113 |ange street: Ignacy Gwiazda, |a 810,000 damages action fn favor |first ruled as prosident. chronic constipation d livers., ceeded. & combined cash and securi- | Ployes,. the, public was without as- oy tles offer of more than $150,000,000 | surance, however, that further de-|(plant ls in the fact that I'red J. Greenwood street; Willlam Blair, 15 | High street; John McInerney, of the municipality, o West Pearl street; Claude J, Leroux, | Beaver street; James Murphy, 47 Juge Wolfe's deciston came on submitted by the Gene: Motors ' talls of the unusual financlal trans- | Haynes, president, was one of the i 7 1 cflrpontl’oh yu.\-ou‘h )5 r;l, Morgan | ter would be given out Immediately, | Dodge assoclates in the time they|851 Arch street; Joseph Ogle, 224 | Beaver street; Willlam Boland, 19 |demurrer by the city to the all neral ceremony today was Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not ok to Manchu manners and | Contain calomel, but a healing, scothing 3 vegetable laxative, n Central park, where the | . NOBriping is the “keynote” of these 1 " b " Hart street; Anthony C. Malone, 56 | Burritt street; Frank Tada, 32 Gold [tions of the complaint, On M N 'f and company. Addeq information “from time fo|were fighting their way up in the (" . 3 i 19 ! o ttle sugar-coated, olivi 1. v Confirmation © of ‘the_transaction, | time" was aseured by the spokes- | automobile world with Henry Ford, | flen sifest; James Leukens, Krch |stret, Sixth ward Misy Mary Gor- | 1024, twelve-year old Horoli bp' |bory of tho leader hus been laid ont {ngeTxgfigu;fieggw;flmvx"; | : " frian of the company last night with- | J. N. Willys and W. C. Durant |street: Oscar Moberg, rinity [man, Jack Putterman, James Mc- |stein and r children were play- [sinee his death, the services began, | 0 4‘ Yepresenting the . largest single | ma P ’ Mr. | street; Walter W. Gould, 139 Win- | Aleer, James C. Crowley, Jr. Abra<|ing In fhe Edgewood p 1Azl | AMtonanYat pacidentalWaye wag sadhi] f;‘ufiggzflhc&‘g never force them - | out /definite statement when the si-| Something. of the pride that char. k transfer of an industrial ‘corpora !lencs continued here for two days, |acterized the organization was |throp street. Second ward, John F.|ham Lipman, Leon F. Llegey, ground here, Y were swir shown In a recent statement by |Gl 55 Pear street; John A. Huber, | Thomas F. McDonough, Dennis J.|the ropes of a so-called merry go |8 ten | 118 Maple street; Henry Martin, 185 [ Mahoney and Howard Y. Stearns. [round. The fron pole, from which ing on s cas askot in which Dr.| [fuhave s idast beown motth encasad, whils countless pad hreath—a dull, tired feeling—sick admirers gazed upon his | headache—torpid liver: + ton for cash:in the history of Amer- ica finance, was made by Dillon, [ Would again be broken. Read:. a Short announcemet was made last | Mr, Haynes that in the first T —constipation, ..n:: ‘.?:{é:;'p_ln{-'::; n:r‘::“l':n_ night that the sale had been con-|years the company manufactured a |Maple street; August E. Wallen, o4 B D |the ropes were suspended® toppled | fac ‘ | you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re- cously by fnembers of the firm in | summated, excepting for very minor | million automobiles, 90 per cent of | )}-ple street; Aaron Danjelson, 125 The culture of tobacoo in Egypt over and fell o the boy who died the 15 of serolls extolling Dr. | sults from one or two of Dr. Edwards’ New York and by A. C. Schwartz, | details, Announcement of the sale | which were in service when the de- | Falrview street; Samuel L. Hirch- |is forbidden by law, but the coun- |following day. The city was sued on were hung from the | Olive Tablets at bedtime, who closed the negotlations in De- | Was made in New York at the same | cade ended, liffe, 180 Cherry street; Stephen |try has a large cigaret manufactur- {the theory that it was.liable for|walls of the mortuary chamber and‘ Thousandmkelhanevu;cnlmg\s: troit, g | time, where the price was set in Not the least interested in the | Sautter, 114 Maple street; Louls M.|ing industry. damages because of the accldent. wljoining temporary structures | to keep right, Try them. 15¢and Public: Stock Offering nancial circles at something above | yarms of the transaction here yester- | Within a .short. time the huge | $150,000,000 and possitly $175,000,- | gay n which millions were play- | motor business founded by John [000. Earller information quring the | things, is the United States govern- | and’ Horace Dodge, a little more | day had intimated that the entlre| ment Its part of the sale price, | than ten years ago will be trans- | (ransaction might be on a cash basis. | wyich the Dodge heirs will be re- formed from a closed family cors | The announcement disposed of the | qponsibla tor, on the basly of other | poration to one of the largest pub- | rumors that the eale was part of a|smilar sales, will run into the mil- | , . . . m ficly owned outomobile companies in | many millions consolidation em-| 5, } 5 the Uhnited States. Reorganization | bracing plants not now in General | PN R | of thé company's capital structure is | Motors. | | planned by tha néw bank owners, | So far as known here, the long| A flourishingleather manufac- who wlill subsequently make a public [ conferences, preceding the an-| turing industry has been bullt up offering of securities probably ex- | nouncement of the sale were be-|in Egypt, as the result of teaching ] Walthams and Elgins at Cost . i : Diamonds at Cost Silverware at Cost @ Jewelry at Cost ¢ It will pay- you to investigate this sale if you need E a dependable watch, a life-lasting perfect diamond ring, a set of sterling silver, or a high grade clock. 2 ceeding $100,000,000, | tween the representation of the east- | Jeather work to children in the Reorganization Plans | ern banking company, who were ' schools.« - Everything Must Be Sold verything Must Be Sold—Lowest . Prices In Years | Holders of the old $10,000,000 nreferred sfock will receive 1 1-2 Come In And Look Around | M. C. Le Witt shares of new common stock for each old shate, Holders of old com Jeweler-and Diamend Dealer | 295 Main Street | on stock will recelve four-tenths of 2 new share of common for each old one, ‘ Bank credjtors wifh claims of | 22,404,381, will receive a cash pay- ment of twenty per cent and for the balarice will recelve for each $1,000 of debt six shares of preferred, saven and one half shares of class A and four and three-tenths shares of common. | | Z'Under the plan of exchange there lwill be 292,767 sharesvof preferred 'stock, carried at $100 a share; 365,- 139 shares of non-par class A, stock, arried at $75 a share and 439,815 } arest of non-par common, carried about $12 a share. he new preferréd stock will be even per cent issue cumulative for two years and redeemable at 0, The class A stock will be en- led to five dollars cumulative after five years. 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