New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1925, Page 15

MOROCCANS REPORTED NoT MUSIASTIG Stories from Fez Indicate that Lead- er Is Having His Troubles Fez, French Morocco, May 29, (AP)—General Daugan, command- ing the active French operations agalnst the Riffians, yesterday visit- ed the troops In the Aln Alcha re- glon, who are resting after the heavy fighting of the last few days, and decorated a number of the men’ with the Crols de Guerre. Abd-EI-Krim 1g {ntensifying his | propaganda among all the tribes in the Irench zone, particularly on the eastern end of the front, in the direction of the rallroad leading to Algerla, His messengers travel by night and hide in the day time, after burying the decuments which they carry, A number of them have been captured. ¥ Every effort is also belng made by the Riffians to induce the sol- diess of tlie French Forelgn Logion and native regiments to desert, but these attempts are declared to have been without success. Abd-El-Krim's increased propa- ganda actlvities are afttributed to growing coolness on the part of many of the tribes fighting with him, notably those who suffered mevere losses In the Ouergha sgction, Some reports state that the latter tribes have informed chieflain of thelr intention to dis- continue the struggle against the French. In addition to political the Riffian | and re-| liglous Arguments, Abd-El-Krim {8 sdid to bLe Inflicting heavy fines on those tribes showing signs of be- coming weary, Y. W. C. A. NOTES The Rainbow elub of Girl Re- serves held a tea for their teachets at the Y. W, C. A, yesterday after- noon. 'The girls were delightful hos- tesses, and presented a program of |songs and a play after the tea, The Pinnacle club of Girl |serves went in, swimming at the Y. |W. C. A, swimming pool Jast night. | There will be a hike for all Girt | Reserves Saturday afternoon, leaving the Y. W. C, A, at 2. {Ordination Services In Middletown Sat, | Middletown, May 29, (AP)— | Right Rey. hauncey B, Brewster, Dishop of the Episcopal diocese of l’(‘onnecucut will ordain four candi: | dates to the deaconate In) the Camplon Acheson « Middletown will assist, | The exerclses are preceding the ot ley Divinity school which will be (held June 2-3. Rev, Dr, Frank Ger- man, rector of the church will pre- | sent the candidates, Samuel A. Budd | of this city, Neylson B, Burroughs, West Haven, G. Clarence Lund, East | Berlin and Harold Renfrew, New York city. The sermon will be preached by | Rev, Harold J, Edwards rector of Christ church Redding Ridge, and Emmanuel church, Weston, § 67,926, the Now That Vacation Time Is Nearing—and you will want a safe and secure place to put your valuable papers, bonds, insurance papers and the like— why not come in and take a $3.00 safe deposit box here at The New Britain Trust Co.? means a cost Ic a day. Isn small cost, to It to you of only 't it worth this be free from worry? Let us show you one of the boxes. Re- | | commencement exercises at Berke- | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1025. $10,000 SOIT SETTLED Action of Willlam T, Hartman Agalnst Yellow Cab Co, Disposed of Without Court Action, The $10,000 Hartman against the Yellow Cab Co, has been settled out of court, This action w on Arch street, on November 13, 1924, between a Yellow taxi, which the plaintiff was a passenger, nd another automoblly operated by Nathan Noveck. body brulses and injuries broken bones, the slze of the action {belng due to the fear that he had | ;r«LeI\od permanent injuries, Attor- |ney B. F. Gaftney acted for Hart- .mun and Willlam I, Mangan for the | | Yellow Cab Co. (OOLIDGE ACCEPTS | Recelves as Gift First Coin Minted Church of Holy Trinity here tomor- | row morning. Suffragan Bishop E. Under the Act Authorizing Memo- rial Pleces. Atlanta, Ga., May 20.—The Stone Mountain Memorial assoclation an- nounced today that President Cool- idge had accepted as a gift the first coin minted under the act of con- gress authorizing five milllon half | dotlars in .memory of the valor of Confederate soldiers. The gift was inlaid on a plate of |Georgla gold. The coin is the first one that came from the mint Janu- |ary 21, the anniversary of the birth |of Stonewall Jackson. | It was also announced that Sec- retary Mellon will be presented with the second coin, inlald in a plate of silver and that the third and fourth coins, similarly inlaid are to |be given to Under-Sgcretary Win- ston and Robert J. Grant of the | mint RAILROAD R[iORl)S Reports Shows New Freight Cars And Locomotives In Service . | Washington, May. 29.—(AP)— | FFreight cars placed In service class I railroads during the first |four months of this year totalled American Railway As- soclation angpunced today, report- ling an increase of 11,505 over the \total for the same period in 1924. The roads installed during the | period 601 locomotives, or 157 few- ler than were placed in service dur- |ing the first four months of last |year. Freight cars on order May 1, to- talled 43,302, compared with 68,019 on that date last year. Locomotives | on order totalled 340 compared with | 552, GOES TO SUMMER HOUSE Lakewood, N. J.,, May 20.—(AP) |—Jotin D. Rockefeller left here to- | day for his summer home at Pocan- tico Hills, N. Y., after coming here |from his winter home at Orlando, | Fla., six weeks ago. Mr. Rockefeller and party made the trip by automo- bile. 1 NG DEPORTED Mdy 29, (AP)—Thirty alleged members of the so-called Red Leglon, charged with having been implicated in recent insur- Mrectionary movements, today were | placed aboard a cruiser for de- Lishon, Africa, { | { | WRIT OF EXECUTION } Booth & Bulkeley of Bridgeport ‘]h’v\". secured a writ of execution | against D. M, Opliins and E. J. Dyer, | proprietors of Collins’ lunch, and Constable Fred Winkle to recover & judgment of $144.10 and $46.66 costs rendered in the city court on May 0. . suit of Willlam T. | Hartman sustained | but no | by.| portation to Portuguese Guinea ln‘ CHURCH NOTICES The following church ftems nr-‘ rived chuye! get Mark's Lplluopul Bunday service at 7:80 Chyreh schopl at 9:30 a. m. to ln}c for insertion on the h! a m. Holy communion and sermon at 11 a, nt, | Young people's meeting at 6 p. m. | the result of a collision | Address by Rev. John H. Rosebaugh, | 9 a. m Saturday, May 30, .,,‘Momorlll Day celebration of holy | communion, | Second Advent Sunday morning service at 10:45 o'clock. Sermon by the pastor, |"The Ways of Providence Sun- day school at noon. Evening serv- | {ce with sermon “The Story of Job Resumed,” at 7 o'clock. Pralse |service Thursday evening at 7:30 | o'clock. Elim Baptist (Swedish) Miss Selma Moberg, g returned | missionary to China, will speak at the evening service at 7 o'clock. *}lorning service at 9:45 o'clock and unday school at 11 a. m, Midweek prayer meeting on Thursday, Christian Science Bunday service at 10:45 a. m, Subject, “Ancient and modern necro- | mancy, allas mestmerism and hypno- | tism, denounced."” at 9:45 a. m. JPeople's Preaching by the pastor at 10 m. Subject, “The Holy Spirit, Sunday school at noon. People’s meeting at 6 p. m. Preaching by the pastor at 7 p, m. Subject, *“The Greatest Sentence Ever Written.,” Monday, 5 p.m. Official board meeting. children's meeting at 4 p. | Thursday, farewell party to | Knapp, who sails fdr Africa, |iee at 7:45. ¥riday, choir | hearsal at 7:45 p. m a. n, Mrs, Sery- ' WILL DRESS UP TOWN | FOR JUNE CONYENTIONS Merchants To Decorate For Spanish War Veterans and Loyal Order of Moose | lof the mercantile bureau of the |Chamber of Commerce at a meeting |at the Chamber rooms today voted | |to decorate their buildings for the |conventions of Spanish War veter. ans here next week, and for the con- | vention of the Loy here June 12 and 13. The directors | will meet in the near future to dis- |cuss the question of Saturday clos- ing which was approved by three to one. This evening at 5 o'clock the proposed recommendations by Sec retary Gould, which will be discussed Chamber of Commerce Monday noon. The recommendations in- |clude the forming o fan executive men of the various branches, the president and the secretary, with a total membership of seven. licity, convention and tourist infor- | mation department for thc purpose of dispensing general Information about the town and its assets. A finance department, to function “8 its name implies, and the elim- ination of the board of dircctors of the mercantile burcau are reeom- mended also. NO WORD OF AMUNDSEN Russiam Wireless Stations Located At Top of World Hear Nothing of Expedition, Moscow, May (AP)—Russfa’s wireless stations, Which range along thestop of the world from the Mur- man coast of extreme northern ¥ rope on the Arctic to Petro- lovsk, on tle Kanfchatka Penin- of Slheria, have received no [ word regarding the fats the | Amundsen-Enswor'h expedition At the request of the Associated | Press the Russian commissariat of posts and telegraphs has requested | every Russian Arctic outpost to he |ready to render assistance to Amundsen and his pantons if the possibility pres ¢ Seattle, May Maynard of Nome, Alaska, cabled the Asso Press here today sug- gesting ths the United States send the veteran coast gnard cutter Bear to answer the question: “Did Roald Amundsen fly to Alas 20 ocean, i ted itsc (AP)-—Mayor Donn Barber, Prominent * Architect, Dies in N. Y. New York, May (AP)—Donn Barber, architect, died at his home |today after a briet illness. He de- conspicuous buildings new Rroad- signed many including plans for the way temple which is to be here. ted HIT BY AUTO, DIES Danbury, May 20.—DMichael Mel- ody, 80, & stationary engineer, died here today*from the effects of in- juries received last was stfuck by an automoblle while |grossing Malin street after attending a service at St. Joseph's c. {church. Floyd Ste driver of the car, is charged man- | slaughter. e Joseph A. Haffey Faneen) Director Phone 1625-3. opposite St. Mary's Chureh. Residence, 17 Summer St.—1625-3. ght when he negro with | Flowers for. All | Occasions | F. H. Bollerer's Posy Shop L 2 Church St Tel, 886181 l-n- Telegraph Fiorist of New Brilaln.” Young | Wednesday, | Members of the board of dircctors [ 1 Order of Moose | the | merchants by a votc said to be about | board will hold a meeting to discuss | by the board of directors of the | committee consisting of the chair- | He also advocates the creation of a pub- | Wall Street Briefs An advance of 6 to 10 per cent in prices of all grades of tires will be put into effect on June 1 by several of the leading companies in the in. dustry, Announcement by Fire- stoe Tire and Rubber Co. today that its prices would be increased, was | followed with similar decisions by | the U, 8. Rubber Co, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. and the B, F. Good- rich Co, | The pivotal ponlllon held by the Reading Co. in pending merger de- velopments is considered responstblc in the financlal district for the strength of the road's stock, more 80 than the fact that the company g |earning its present dividend twice over. As the management uses & |large part of its cash to buy equip- | ment, there 1s sald to be little indi- cation that the rate will be {ncreas- |ed: Reading, with the Jersey Cen- tral, has been a chief cause of dis- agreement between executives of the Big Four in the east. The Standard Ol Co. of New Jer- sey, through its subsidlary, the Car- ter Oil Co, has bought 10,000,000 igallons of export trade gasoline from [the Skelly 0Oil Co. Sunday school | | April net earnings of the Can- adian Pacific declined to $1,448,600 compared with $1,754,917 in April last year, Net for the four months |this year fell to $5,304,280 . after axes, from $6,203,959 a year ago. | Btockiolders of the United Profit |Sharing Corporation |special meeting in Wilmington on June 29 to authorize a proposed de- crease in the common stock from 500,000 shares $1 par, to 250,000 shares of no par value, Chigago, Milwaukee & St. Paul has ordered 500 gondola cars from |the Standard Tank Car Co. and 500 ‘Hm cars from the, Ryan Co. The possibllity of a revaluation of the French frane around the 5 cent level, which would permit its stabi- | will attend a | WARKET REFLECTS COURTS RULING Heavy Selling of Pan American Oil Issues Today New York, May 29, (AP)—Heavy selling of the Pan-American issues, inspired by the unfavorable court decisiog against that company in the Elk Hi and Hawallan contract cases featured the Irregular opening of today's stock market, Pan-Amer- j€an A opened 3 3-4 points lower and the B 3 points. Reading moved up 1 1-4 to 88’ a new high record for the year, and American Water Works and Inspiration Copper each opened a point higher. Good buying support was provided for the general list and the market was soon headed upward, The Pan- American issues recovered nearly half of their initial loss’before the end of the first half hour but mid- Continent dropped back 1-1-4, Mack trucks 1 and Corn products sank to a new 1925 low at 32 6.8, Havana Electric, of which the floating sup- ply is scarce, quickly moved up 8 points to a new record top at 156 and Maxwell A, Fisher Body, Elec- tric Power preferred, Frank G. Shat- tuck, International Paper 7 per cent | preferred, Columbla Gas & Electric | preferred, Certain-Teed Products and Owens bottle also mounted to new high levels for the year. U. B. Cast Iron Pipe was run up 41-4 points in a few minutes and Baldwin moved up 1 to 120, Foreign ex- changes opened irregular, sterling holding steady just under 184.86 while French francs ylelded sligtly to 6.0115 cents. Prices moved up vigorously throughout the morning despite the heavy unloading of the Maxwell is- sues, the B stock breaking 65 3-8 points afid the B certificates 4 points before noon. Rails gathered strength as trading progressed, Reading and |Southern Rallway being run up | |sharply on rumors of special divi- -!f'nd distributions, while 8t. Paul demand | w PU:ANAM & CO MEMIERS NEW YORR & MAKTTORD STOCK JWEST MAIN ST NEWERITA]N Tel. 2040 MAKTFORD OFFICE 6 CENTRAL ROW TBLIS-me We Offer 100 Landers, Frary & Clark JUDD & COMPANY Members New York Stock Exchange Members Hartford Stock Exchange New Britain—Burritt Hotel Bldg, Tel. 1815 Judd Building, Pear] St., corner of Lewis, Hartford, Conn, We recommend and offer THE TORRINGTON GO. STOCK Price on Application @homson, Tem & To. |§ Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580 || MEMBERS NEW YORE AND HARTFORD STOOK EXCHANGES Donald R. Hart, Mgr. lization on a gold basis, has been en- |preforred was taken in large blocks | gaging tife interest of | bankers to a growing Great Britain's restoration of the gold standard. The return of | France to a gold basis, which is re- ported to be one of the ambitions | |of Finance Minister Caillaux unques- tionably would be of importance, bankers agreed, but would be ac- |complished only in the face of great | difficulties, the foremost of which s the prejudice of the French public against any change in the value of |the currenc: Wall street | extent since T. & H. CEASES TO EXIST At a meeting of the stockholders of the Traut & Hine Mfg. Co. yes- terday afternoon it was voted to | ratify the action of the board of di {rectors in voting to terminate the | | corporat ste f the any, | corporate existence of the company, |4\ o which has been bought by North & | Judd Mtg. Co. City Items Leonard Fox of Maple Hill re- ported at police headquarters this morning that he had struck the |traffic post at the corner of East Main and Stanley streets. He agreed }m pay for the damage. | Miss Margaret Hauserath, who re- {signed several months'ago as cash- |ier at the coffee shop of the Burritt |hotel has returned to her former ,ms.nnn. ilip Panarella was arrested this | dhnymm on Whiting street by De- | tective Sergeant William P. McCue lon a charge. of reckless driving. The arrest followed an accident in which |2 machine driven by Panarella col- | lded with another machine. | The police have been notifird by | the eommissioner of motor vehicles (hat the operators licenses of An drew J. Smith of 26 Union stre and William G. Daniels 3f 43 ~|ior strect have been suspended. The license ‘of Israel Jartman has been returned 1 automobile roba and two bicy- stolen the carnival grounds on Stanley street last night, according to reports received by the rolice WWilfred Chant of 40 Fain street was the owner of the robe, while Stanley Nowac of 161 Broad street and Francis Marglu- ions of 27 Dwight street owned the [ bikes Fire in a amall shed at the rear of 145 Washington street this morning caused about $25 damage before it was put out by the fire department abont 11:20 o An alarm from Box 32 was sent in for the blaze, Fngine Co. 4 answered a still alarm this afternoon for a fire in an au- tomobile owned by the Wise, Smith eompany of Hariford. A short cir- cuit in the wiring caused the blaz Thief Uses Key to Rob Main St. Gas Station The Colonial gas station at 23 Main street was entered last night ‘and $50.75 stolen from a hiding place in the cellar according to a report recélved this morning by the police, Sergeant Patrick J. went to the station to finvesti and learneq that entrance to place was gained by use of a ke and the thief evidently knew wh the money was concealed in the cel- for nothing in the place had listurbed when it was opened this morning, A trap door in the fleor ed and the thief went e in the cellar and secured Two men are employe ation and both insisted O'Mara that no one else the place, and that Jing place was only known to cles were this morning, ek lar, been was nt keys to 5 FARF nnouncement the New Stamford Railway Co. of rease in rates from 6 to 7 n all zones of its territory be- mford and New Rochelle, . The increase will go into ef- fect next Monday The increase of 7 the lines between Portchester, N, | went into effect last Monday, an inc conts effecting faw-| at advancing prices. Good buying | |also was noted in the equipment, to- | Mcro. Jeader and sugar issues, based | on reports of trade improvement in | |those industries. The increased pub- lic interest in many issues led to {rather active short covering by pro- fessional traders. Call money re- newed at 4 per cent despite the in- creased demand for funds incidental | Ito holiday and month-end require- | ments. High 81 83% 40% 191 |Anis Chat |Am Rt Sug ... 41° Am Can 1923 Am H & T pfd T4 Am Loco 125% [Am Smelt ... 102% Am Sug . 6612 Am Sum gt Am Tel & Tel 139% opli i 9 Anaconda 401 Atchison 119% At GIf & W I 45 Bald Loco .. 1207% | Balti & Ohio . 79% Beth Steel 40 Bosch Mag ... 36 Cen Leath 183 Can Pacifi 144 Ches & O .... CM&StP . 10% CM&SLP p(rl 15 CRISI&P. Chile Copper .. Col Fuel .. Corn Prod R Cru Steel Cosden Oil Dav Chem Erie 124 Gen Motors Gt North pfd . Insp Copper . Int Nickel Int Paper Kennecott Cop Lehigh Val . Marine Marine pfd ... Mis Pac pfd . New Haven Norf & West North Pac Pacific Ol Pan American Penn Railroad P&RC&I Plerce Arrow Pure Oil Ray Copper .. | Reading Royal Dutch .. 5 Sinclair Oil South Pacific South Rallway Studebaker .. Texas Co . Tex & Pacific Transcon Oil Union Pacific’ U § Indus Alco U S Rubber . v Utah Copper . Westinghouse Radio Co.) Asked 615 800 Aetna Casualty na Life Ins Ins nix Fire . Travelers Ins .. Am Hardware Am Hosfery Beaton & C ; Rige-Hfd Carpet com Rillings & Spencer ¢ Billings & Epencer pfd Rristol Brass Arms Fagle Lock Fafnir Bearing .. Hart & Cooley Landers Frary & N B Machine N B Machine pfd Niles-Bemt-Pond North & Judd Peck Stoke & Wilcox. . Russell Mfg Co Scovill Mfg Co . Standard Screw . Stanley Works . Stanley Works pfd | Terrington Co com ... B3 Colts Clark 74 [ 70 1 © 28 com .. 228 ..108 7 Low Close | \FAKE C. L. & P. C0. AGENT We Offer: 1100 Landers, Frary & Clark Price on Application WE DO NOT ACCEPT MARGIN ACCOUNTS HARTFORD Hartford Conn. Trust Bldg. Tel.2:T186 NEW_BRITAIN Bumtt.'Hotel Bldg. el 3420 We Offer and Recommend: Landers, Frary JOHN P. KEOGH Member of Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York Room 509, National Bank Building New Britain, Conn. TELEPHONE 1012 Joseph M. Kernan, Mgr, | Sons of Italy, local Italian organi- zation, to erect a statue here to Christopher Columbus. No discussion attended the vete, only one man taking the floor in opposition to the proposed gift. Aft- er brief comment he presented a | petition signed by two hundred cit- |izens objecting to erection of the memorial. Union Mfg Co .... Yale & Towne Conn Lt & Pow pfd Hfd Elec Light N B Gas . E Tf]rphcne . E Tel Rts ... CLEARING HOUSE STATE\(ENT New York—Exchanges, 1,027,000,- 000: balances, 93,000,000, | Boston — Exchanges, 69,000,000; balances, 28,000,000, Foreign Exchange New York, May 29.—Foreign ex- changes steady. Quotations, (in cents): Great Britain: demand 485 3-4; cables 486 3-16; 60 day bills on banks 481%. France: de- mand 5.0113. Cables 5.02. Italy: demand, 3.99; cables 3.99%. Bel- gium, 4.80%. Germany 23.80. Hol- land: 40.13. Norway: 16.52. Sweden, 26.74. Denmark 18.80. Switzerland 19.35. Spain 14.52. Greece 1.71, Poland 19 1-4. Czechoslovakia, 2.96 1-8. Jugoslavia 1.64. Austria 14 1-8. Rumania .47%. Argen- tina 40.50. Brazil 10.65. Tokyo D 418 Shanghai 5-8. Montreal { .:n he had received T 100 1-64. from Mrs. A. Boehm of 651 = ley street that a man, representing GETS CARENGIE MEDAL himselt as an agent for the light o Swickles of Terryville today company, had visited her house and | Lo urioq o Carnegle medal for made an inspection of the electric |, . .. saving the life of a light fixtures. drownt 14 t ¢ el oitane owning child twe months age. had no identification card or other redential, and she became suspici- cns of him closely as room and looked at all the lighting fixtures. She said that the remarks he made showed that he possessed knowledge of ON TOUR OF INSPECTION District Manager Putnam Tells Po- lice So Houscholders May Be 0 On Their Guard. 2, Putnam, district manager of necticut Light & Power notified lh'r" Wil lam G UNCOVER BIG STILL. New Haven, May 28, (AP)—An- other’ liquor distilling plant and a complete 50 gallon &till, sald by the police to be dwned by Vineent Al- berino, 23 years old, were uncover- ed hers today in a garage on Jeffer- son etrect. One hundred and fifty gallons of alcohel were also found in the place. g0 she watched him he went from room to only a alectricity. Putnam, superficial in his complaint, said that the company had received a similar complaint about two weeks ago from Maple Hill. He befleves that there is a man, about 25 years old, going about posing as a com- pany representative to gain entrance to homes. RISHOP GAILOR BETTER. Rishop Thomas F. Galler, president of the Natienal council of the Pro- testant J,pwoml church, probebly will remain here [for several days pending his recovery from a sudden attack of “jntestinal (ndigestion,” vesterday. He was reported resting easily early this morning. Bishop Gailor swooned yesterday while at a church ponfersace. Nashville, DON'T WANT STATUE Richmond, Va., May 29.—By a six to one vote the Utilities Committee of the Richmond tity counsel vot- | ~d last night to recommend to the |council rejection of an offer by the