New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1925, Page 15

Personals STANDARD OIS WELL IS BURNED Rumanian Property Destroyed by Flames Vienna, Aug. 6 () —The herole ef- forts of American engineers in fight- Ing the largest ofl fire in European history, aganst odds Imposed by na- ture and hman meanness, were told by Carl Tucker, a planist of New York, who has just returned from the ecene after assisting his fellow- countrymen in their work. The fire, which started in the Standard Oll company's despest ofl well at Moreni ten days ago, is still burning violently, notwithstanding a bombardment of Rumanian arfillery to close the well by shelling and the varlous other expedients that were tried. The usual method of putting out such a fire by steam pressure could not be used, as the burning well s in an isolatel spot several miles from the nearest hollers of suf- fictent size. The fire started, according to Su- perintendent Dunlap, through fric- tion, Bill Cannon, a driller, was standing close by as a column of water, followed by fire shot in the air past him. He immediately or- dered the men to leave the danger|o 40 (irove street is held under z0me, 1$1,000 bonds on a technical chz A8 ho was seeking safety he was| ot peeac ot e fenares attacked by a Rumanian mob, Who | h,rough nvestigation of the man- | accused him of starting the fire and |yo 'y (o S O8O O wanted to kill him. Holding his pur- |, .4 suers at arms length with a pistol, he | ™y, o qki was arrested yesterday ; | 'F‘;"“'”’i down to the American ,poin00n on a charge of drunken colony, {ness and locked up at police head On the way he met an ! nplicehead American | : 4 quarters, but about 10 o'clock last college boy and Driller Bill Farrand, | pignt the police became suspicious who took the pistol and hurrled | o s condition and called in a back to the fire and Kept the mob |y i ™o R T8 TR the at bay until several other Americans |t fo (he hospital Immediately, came up. They then began to 10-|whero an examination showed him calize the fire. to be suffering from severe internal A number of Americans, fnelnd- |¢' t 0 ing Superintendent Dunlap and Mr. | “NCLC 2ileciod o palies were n- Tucker, at Ploestl, 30 miles away, | ¢op00 (hat Jurkowski had fallen saw the western sky all ablaze and |qoun in the yard at 140 Grove vushed n the fastest automobile t0 |giyaat, so when the fact of his con. the scene. Upon arriving at Moren | gition’ «ag learned Sergeant P rick Duniap realized that nothing could |3 0rMara conducted a further ne be done but keep watch and stop the | vegtigation into the matter. He was fire from spreading. informed that Andrz; vk had WAMGED GAS |pushed Jurkowski off the veranda at the house, causing the Councilmen Nair and Rutherford To which are expceted at the hospital ta prove fatal. He denied {hat he Ack Council To Investigate Prices Here. | pushed the man at all, according to the pn\w That thers will be an investiga- tion of the price of gasoline in this | city, as intimated by the Herald sev- eral days ago, became practically an assured thing this morning when it was stated at City Hall that Cour cilmen David L. Nair and Arthur Rutherford would introduce a reso- lution to this effect. The resolution will be fntroduced to the meeting of common council this month, asking that a committee be appointed fo investigate prices and other condi- tions. “We want to know why gag can't b brought into this city and sold as cheaply as anywhere else,” said Councilman Nair this morning. “Gas is heing reduced in ofher cities and want to see it reduced here,” he added “There is no reason why Rritain can’t buy gaa as cheaply as any one else.” gald Councllman | Rutherford this afterncon, when | Blames Plastic Surgeon asked if he had any comment to i i For Loss of Her Lc;,'s make 1t is understood that the deciston An Calif., Aug. 6 () on the part of the councilmen to $200,000 damages was filed present the resolution was hased on agalnst Drs. 15, \! the request of a number of repre- James 1. Chapman, Mrs. Helen € atative citizens, of Bert Herring- T0 ASK WAGE INCREASE Woolen Mrs. Jullus Abrahamson daughter Harrlet Beatrice of Tremont street, are spending summer in Colchester, Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Waskowltz and daughter, Hannah, have gone on a motor trip to Saratoga Springs and Canada. They will be away a week. 8. A, Upson and son Willis left to- day for their home in Richmond, Va. after a two months visit with the former's parents, Attorney and Mrs, A. W. Upson of this city. Mrs. U, son and younger son, Robert Arthur, will leave Sunday. Bernard Stein, Israel Levine, Peter Perokas, Morrls Rubensteln and Samuel W. Menus, left this morning for a trip to Miami, Florida. Miss FEllen Hallberg of Newing- ton and Miss Bertha E. Larson of South Main street are on an extend- ed auto trip to Canada and Niagara Falls, POLICE INVESTIGATING and 160 the Is In Critical Condition at Hospital, Result, Tt Is Sald, of Being Pushed. Alex Jurkowski is in a condition at the New Britain Gen- eral hospital and Frank Andrzyczyk SPEAK 0 ROTARY Plans Under Way to Send Delega- tion to Fall Conference at New London In September, Past President Hartwell Taylor of |the New Britain Rotary club was ap- pointed chairman of the "On to New London” committee at the meeting of the local Rotarians at the Rur- ritt hotel today. The fall conference of Rotary clubs of this district will be lield in New London in Septem- ver. The meeting ‘M builders, | Perry spoke Chase, today Arehitect chairman Mr. Perry on architecture. Charles New | president of the Berlin Con |struction Co,, spoke on steel. Delbert K was we Los | Suit for |here yesterday | Littiefield and | plastie surgeons, by Herrington. widow fon, criminal In her complaint Mrs states th remoy e e defendants attempte superflnons flesh fr ankles, but that it United | v to ampntate b | This, she alleges, negligence of the 1220 Seale fn Cotton and fina necessa Mills is to Be Sovght by was due to surgeons Fextile Workers, Fall River, Mass., Aug Restoration of the 1320 wag in cotton and woolen textile plants here will bhe sought by the V'nited Textile Workers of Amer Tohn 1. Campos, secretary of the Daffers and Spin union, affiliat #1 with the international body, an nounced today. The change would mean a wage increase of approxi- mately 20 p Campos said mittee of the of Ame SPIGS 1S PIGS" Taking littic out for in the fond mother her family anes e a stroll to enjoy the seenery vicinity of Lincoln street near Meadow Golf a foun marning that in neighhorhood nt Shuttle Y elnb, I 1ers’ senee and a red at aint sirable compla large wan- < regis! olice The wit read of pi ney com- abont Lincoln afrect, Worlk- rahle damage a had in d its of- [ {e vicini Matoreyele ficers to fake steps bring about | \ijjjam Has the Incre All erganizers had been | in ocrigate, and told to keep in cloge tonch With the |« pqepe ituation in their districts and Te- | penshaw of Sho port to the gemeral body. No date | g ypev had hroke has been set for making the formal| .., carly this morning demand on the manufacturers, he i The official indicated that a would and in other testlle manufacturing centers of the country. A is causing ta property in Policeman was assigned to onnd that the owned by Meadaw ont of nt the emerge United Textile h her litter Yoring nsid le P ase George n their FLECTED TO CONVENTION Deputy U, 8 Marshall A. P. Marsh be notified that he has heen taken here 18 heen cted a necticut Lo the suprems Sons of St. George, which meets in Minister Makes Hole in Duluth, Minn, October 6. George Oneon 315 Yard Drive | & Wistoe Liso f thischy, tibec: Itev, E. C. Nesbit, of St. Louls, drove |, . ° 0% 0 ‘l_m'“d 'SI”N 2 375 yard hole in one on the golf | (/= e course of the Belmont Hills Country LR RO e club, near St. Clarisville, Ohio, e teerin i ent (oM G terday The tee for the hole is on an eminence and 200 yards down the fairway is a knoll from which there is a sharp descent to the green. The minister’'s drite carried over the knoll, the ball rolling down the green and drnp“]r‘g into the cup. supreme Messrs. nall, other to ves S only nnecti- eut RUILDING PERMITS ilding permits were issued ves ¥ to J. T. Lehman, for ily 31x51, of frame con a garage 21x30. at $ Harrison street, to cost §11 to Benfamin Krupowitz for a family house, 2Sx48 at 122 sy street to cost $13 and to H. Fleitzer of 84 Cc o street A dwelling ily structure, house iction State Concludes Effort S To Prove Scott Is Sane Chicago, Aug. 6§ (P—The dav eoncluded its effort Ruseell Scott sane De. Willam O prosecution alienist, told of amination of Scott and sion that the prisoner was sane repeated ries of the four pre ous state a st that Scott dec to submit to and state to 000 to prove Kronn L the kel fo cost GENERAT, voke, Mass. Alpaca comy Aannoun WAGE T T today poste neral wags cent effective his ex- n He vi- his con Ho cing of ten por At th an examination In the from creasc.d ck. The firm 1 s and is rated FTSHING LICENSE City Clerk A been notlfled by Game Commissioner Titcom that the fishing lleense of Joseph Gill of 310 Yashington street this city, has been suspended for a year, because of violation of the fish and game laws, REVOKED Thompson has State Fish and the city. MARRIAGE LICENSES 1SSUED A marriage license was jssued yos- dey by City Clerk A. L. Thomp- son to Harry H. Coleman and Mre. Mary Petit of 158 Pleasant street, INJURIES MAN SUFFERS critical | | other: who as owner injuries | | ported pr was in charge | |proclamation calling a avenue, representative from Con- | lodge of the time the op- | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY HARTFORD GOLFER AGAIN 1S WINNER (eoghegan Deleats Blackborn of Toronto at Garden City Garden City, N, Y, Aug, 6 P — Nelson Davies of Cleveland, whose core of 147 led the qualifying field In the national public lnks golf championship yesterday at the Salls- bury course, was defeated In the first round of match play today by John J. Wall ot Spokane, Wash.,, 4 and 3, Wall played the round in approxi- mate par, driving stralght through |the falrways and putting remark- |ably [ He had three birdies. The little curly haired lnksman from the Pacific coast qualified with 136, his rounds being 77 and 79, and was not viewed as a real contender, Bud Geoghegan of Hartford, Conn,, defeated C. R. Blackburn of Toronto, Canada, § and 4, Four men stood out today match play etarted In the national public links golf champion- ship on the No, 1 course of the Salis- bury country elub, Although Dick Walsh York, champion of 1923, gained the qualifying list by only two strokes, he is given an even chance with the | field because of his experfence in | tournament play and a strong match |game. Nelson Davies of Cleveland, | medalist, Ray McAuliffe, of Buffalo, | second to Davies In the qualifying round and medalist two years ago, nd Walter Murray of St. Louls, who has been consistently good, are the favored, Walsh encountered Eli Ross of Cleveland in the first round today. Ross turned in a 71 on Tuesday but fell back to an 82 in the rain of the as of New ‘.‘-“P’VH‘] day and his ability in mateh Davles met John | Washington, | play is unk T. Wall of Spokane, while McAuliffe was pitted against Harry Schweitzer of Cleveland and Murray against Lester Rolstad of Minneapolis. Although driven out of the tourna ment by adverse weather condition vesterday, the beaten public links- men will not suffer. Joe of the Roston ago surprised the haseball world by sclling the great Tris Speaker to Cleveland for a re- e of $18,000, has set up prizes for the “winners among the losers” in a tournament heing played at the Garden City cBuntry cluh. FOUND IN CATCH BASIN own. Sox ten years Chicago Child Fxhausted But Ofh- | erwise Uninfured—Father Blames Enemy of Family. Chicago, Aug. § (P -—-Three-y old Ressie Dorn, missing ferday, was found exhausted tg in & sewer catch basin, where her father declared an enemy had im- prisoned her. A heavy iron lid, a child to remove, ar. since yes- ton weighty covered the se A faint cry from the cavern led tha father and a brother fo the hasin where they found the child standing in about six inches of water, A physician found the girl weakened condition. but appar ofherwise unharmed, T ither asserted | delinerately put the i e a search for a ma parent, Samuel Dorn, tronble, and by whom i Leen threatened in a me one child in police to start had had had had said pcml P lection in Maine on December 7 Augusta, Manie, Ang. 6 (P special 4 mber 7, on two the last Jegislature tion on Monday Dece A0ts passed vas issued today hy Governor R Brewster These are to make it unlaw ful for any town or other municipal ity to vote alph i acts any nther systam of time oth standard time, and ta define 5 of milk offered sfate cortain gra for sale in this Petitions 10,000 pames we ontaining mere than the re filed af the department of state 80 days after sceseary ask anes adiournment of the legisiature, referendum on the laws are ing for a tion pended s meanwhile the STRUCK BY AUTO. Mre. Annie McAvay of 8 Bronson street suffered from a severe ehak- ing up when she was &truck by an corner Main 1 street this morning. for her injuries by Jutomobile at of East Ma was trea A. J. Savard Fdward Drake of Hartford, driver of the machine that struck Mrs. Me Avay, reported the accident to the police and claimed that the woman from the curbing directly into the path of his machine neared where she was standing the nd as CHILD FINDS, COSTLY Renfucky Girl Gets $100 Reward After Tiring of “Playthings.” Louisville, Ky., Aug. 6 (P—A old girl received a reward $100 vesterday for the recovery of jewelry valued at thousands of dol- lars which Mrs. R. E. Wathen, wif of a retired distiller, reported to the police had been taken from seat of her aufomobile while shopping Little Catherine near the curb, found a handk in the gutter. Untying it. &he glittering which fagcinated her that it was more an hour later when she tired of her pretty plavthings and left them on the fioor of her home. Mrs. Spill- them and questioned her GEMS a “5‘1!(‘],4\ Spillman. playing hiet. dis &0 covered stones man saw laughter. Bridgeport Attorney wark tate is sued for Mac Conn. Aug. (s Ceamer C. Hegeman, Nor- as trustee of the insolvent es of the Strite Machine company $45.000 by the Higley company, Norwalk asks for that amuont in compensa tion for merchandise delivered the Strite company before it was de- clared a bankrupt, ine City Items James Pavano, proprietor of a fruit store at 37 Hartford avenue, reported to the police this morning that his place had heen entered last night. An fnvestigation by the po- lice revealed that the intruders had galued entrance through A rear the premises, Fondness for frult was evinced by thieves that succeeded In getting Into the place of Nick Valentine at 104 Franklin street last stole a bushel of pears, A small boy was caught stealing accessories from an automobile the Crown Ice Cream company, 265 | Cherry street this morning and was |turned over to Traftic Policeman Hanford Dart, The policeman turned the youth over to Probation Offfcer Edward C. Connolly. A sneak thief gained entrance to the room of Albert Petrucci, 214 Main street, yesterday and etole & {a gold watch and an operator's It cense, according to a report he mada to the police. John Mantsigin o 102 fourth | Lannin, | Red | for | the | with wheom the | for or otherwise nstahlish b than | which | - 1d0s to| | strect was arrested this morning by | Traffic Policeman Thomas J. IFeency on a charge | service antomobile without a public e license, e Edward Fagin of 227 North street was taken to the New Britain Gen- eral hospital shortly before 3 o'clack | this afternoon suffering from an in- | fury to his head that is regarded as serious The police are investigat- ‘mpz as I"agin is believed to have been |struck by a second party with a blunt instrument. fs obtalned from {he tusks hippopotamus as well as from | Tvory {of the walvus, and | few other beatsts, | the elephant Deaths == ] Peter Peter Tomeo street, for th dent of New Brituin and fg years the proprictor of a | store with his brother at died last night in ain General hospital after a short !illness. Besides his brother, Pat- with whom h sociated in business e ves one brother and sist in Italy. i The funeral be held at the home tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock and at the Church of St. John the Evangelist at 9. Burial will be in St. Mary's comete ‘Tomeo ot 466 East a resi- grocery | street, sey, was a hers two will levick Hijcrpe k Hierpe, afternoon at h amp street. He was weden and had lived in New ain for the past 24 years, He a member of the Swedish Bethany church. He leaves three sons, Emil and C. A. Hjerpe of New Britain and O. W. Hijerpe of West Hart- Hm two daughters, Miss Hanna ’ of New Britain and Mis. ¥. Broman of Brooklyn, N. ichildren nd one The funeral will afternoon at 2 Swedish Rethany in Carl 38, dicd home, horn in Brit- was is e F An}\ v great-grandchild, be held tomorroly o'clock at {he |chureh. Burial will he cemetery ntly Il Funerals | e | John W, funeral of Doerner John W. Doerner Mroand Mrs, The W Doerner of 301 was held this afternoon ot lter ) o'clock rino’s pax Tors Mary's cem- Burial was in St ctery ¢ Frederick Nevers Frederick Neve 11 Mr who ©the and 22 days old Mrs killed from ra, mot and was son of Nevers, night in fall the second- vindaw at his hom thiz a nelia s xas held was in at home a'clock Fairview cemetery John Haffey T of John HAff funeral held this morning at $:30 o'clock 50 Lawlor street, and at urch at 8. Rev. Walter the hor e high Mary's ¢ nn was ¢ of lebrant at Mat- Rev Rev, and \con. I mass requiem thew Tray nd 1 nb-de her al funeral 1 and there Ravine MeCrann cond commi service the attend b nas very largely trihutes Pall Torrin | Bridgeport ington and Bass and Fr Flower Ir Betr ard Haffe Ahearn of of South- William Brit- Wil Thomas We of gton R bear Richard Miler As the hody Ain. ind Ly vas heing Mary 1o Mary's Lyman, man Wi horne f Thee.” Burial cemetery Nearer THANKS Wwe all ¢ and neighbors for the n CARD Ul nigh to thank 108 sympat Mre. John €. North VISIT 0Lt NEW AND BEAUTITUL SHOP AT 89 West Main St. (Professional 1 Bollerer’s Posy Shop “The Telegraph Florist of New Britain e e aph A. Hafey Fanera: Director Phone 1625-2. opposite St. Mary's Chureh. Residence, 17 Sammer St.~1625-3. { window, but had taken nothing from ! night and | at | ‘pocketbook containing $10 in cash, | Broad | 5.1 of operating a public |} “Jl1ige In Montana Power stock, several | Elm | New Brit- | Fairview | A solemn | Wall Street Briefs Wall street hears that directors of |the Coca Cola Co. contemplate re |trement of the remaining $8,0u0 “ 00 7 per cent preferred stock out- standing, when they meet later this month, with a possibility that the common stock may be split into |smaller units through an fssus ot four shares of new stock of no | value for each share now held, event the preferred is retired company Is expected to borrow 000,000 on short ferm and tha balance taken treasury In the obligatior from its | July sales of & Kresge Co. in- creased 17.5 per cent over July las year, the total of $7,509.647 $6,370, The s aggregated $5 45 42 ay 1. ¢ Penney montha also advanced 9,526 from 334,417,370 than §1 marketed the issue heing Vir- ginian Railway Co. 1st morigage 50- cent gold bonds, series at 9% and interest to yield abont ent. Others included §$4.- American Toll Bridge Co. st mortgage 7 per cent sinking fund gold honds at 100, and $2,000,. 000 city of Los Angeles water works |4 1-2 per cent bonds priced to yield }¢ 10 to 4.40 per cent, | July sales of cars and trucks by th Ford Motor Co. in the United States fotalled 167,626, an increase of £,182 over July last year. sales were 3.300 greater and leoln ¢ sales increased ven months s 1gainst of the ag for to s Co th 141 Mare 000,000 in today new honds |1arsgest year A Lin- " John D. Byan, chairman of the Anaconda Copper company, said on his return from Europe f(hat t | world's consumption of copper metal | was proceeding at a record pace. |“The result of this record consump- [tion, in my opinion. will cause sub- | stantially higher prices than are now | Told of the said to e hased on possibllities of a merger with Power and 14ght, Al arked that Montana Tower it proper(y with a wonderful future, Henry Walters, chalrman of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, return- d from Europe unable to account he rise in stocks of the ‘r‘rf\,!l)mz Neararen Electric Byan was a ren “gred he said, for Walters road haven't b 2g any stocks, 1 ere is 1o stock split-up contemplated, no conzolidation and no change in the [1ate. The only reason that I can acconnt for is that coast line stock he s is practical.” s of the F. W, Wool- as the largest on record for any July, sales reaching $1 3,930, compared with $1550,672 a year ago, a gain of 11.7 The sey total wa 12 1 5 same period of 1024, July by worth Co. per cent 2119~ in the months' Trumbull Steel Is operating at 100 per with unfilled s rgest in several months. Tonnage produ in the first half of this year was at in- nual of 80.000 tons than in 1924, cent of capacity an 4 rate greater Wall street liears reports ¢ Tan American Petroleum & | port directors have ratified { ase of a controlling interest in the Petroleumn Co., owning exten- properties In South Americs announcement eh %o slve and that an official will be made in a few The transactions is gaid to the of a new 1ago to the present Pan American voting stock days involve | creation company corporation taking con of the with th trol of the company THE BOND MARKET York, ss, which crossed today’s hond dealings, vail liens improved the largs increase earnings for Norfolk & Wabash fic 45, and on half rail- moderately shown in class one Western (‘onver Northert Kansas roads. tihle Ist 38 NIlERG 58 upward, in contrast drop of 1 7-8 In Florida, We Northern 7s and small declines in 43 and Balti- adjustment & geahoard Refunding more & Ohio Refunding bs. IForeizn obligations were firm: United King- dom 5 1-2s and French §s eac ing nearly a point. 1ont loans were slightly | Oils, utilities and Ruhbers gen lisplaged a better 1o fs and »d up fractionally Chemical 7 1-2 re 1-4 w’\hnn can 6s, Sinclair 6 1-28 mov lina < advancing 1 ASK EAR[Y SI:TTI EMENT Portuguese Government Anxlons to Reach Understanding With Spain Fdward | Over Differences. 1 to Lisbon, Aug. 6 (ATt Fe #uese government has fornarde Spain a note concerning the Algarve mm\ nt of Aug. 1, in which a anish gunboat sei two Po fishing vessels and firing three ots had Portuguese guese another, s reached sh authorities have com- Portug which en selzed to unload thelr s of fish and also to pay he including ontahor » fishing craft president of (h ition in the Algarve telegraphed to Lisbon the government o8 to setfle pelled the se vessels have b cATRC Snes avy ven fired in pesetas for the ehase Th assnci ommercial district asking immedi- that take easur the incident ates that the s have forbidden the se hoats over Rive the only nav- r Guadiana SUES FOR $4, WOODWARD TO WORCESTER Birmingham, Ala., Aug. 6 (P— of Frank Woodward, pitcher to Worc Mass, club in the East League, was announced to- day by the Birmingham Southern Association ¢lub, 000 th W ester. com- | 4 | Tractor anish authori- | passage of | AUGUST 6, 1925 LARGE VOLUME OF ~ BUSINESS NOTED nitial Gams on Exchange How- over, Are Small New York, Aug Wall gty opening—E orders appear ed in large volume at the oy ot |today's stock market, which a | ed a firm tone. Initial goine, 4 [rule, were small although Ileisc man opened a point higher and Na tional Dairy products quickly mount ~d to a new high level for the Switching of speculative from some of tha recent 1o issues belivved to he market arity during the f main movement I Montana TPower sational a PUTNAM & CO. MEMBERS NEW YORK & HARTTORD STOCK EXCHANGES WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN= Tel. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE € CENTRAL Row TEL 1- e 8§ (M ipporting et We own and offer Commercial Trust Co. Stock New Britain Trust Co. Stock ear interest behind st hour, continned pot the accounted for irregul bt t) pward continned by peak for an o\ Members New York Stock Esxchange Members Hartford Stock Exchange New Britain—Burritt Hotel Bldg., Tel. 1815 Judd Building, Pearl St., corner of Lewis, Hartford, Conn. crossing 89 r-night gain nearly § points, and was followed to new high grounds by P r & Light. American |preferred and Coea Diate pre Nashville mounte lin the railroad [tinned to respond to hi land tre eral | Flectrie, Motors, Roe- huck and New York Dock recorded |rarly gains of 2 to 3 1-2 vhile American Can, Chesapeake [Onio. Gardner as w issues idvance a point or more. Frank G Shattuck and American Brake Shoe | broke nearly 3 in early |trading and IFoundation Co., Willys Overland, Independent Ofl & and Havana FElectric fell hack more. orelan excha npened easy, demand sterling vield- ing elightly $4.85 1-4 and th Continental exchanges falling b 1 to 10 poin Prices s forward the forenoon pite 17 | ing In some of the re d a renewal of selling st the minor motors. ustrials continued | B Ge 1 y Signal s o record fon, Wes ouse Air 8§ and American Can and AETNA LIFE U T NATIONAL FIRE 3 orders also ponred info Conti- TRAVELER’S atal Ctan and White Rock and PRICE ON APPLICATION toa new of in- Utilitics Li Nickle Cola ferre ind Louis 1 to new 14 B which 1 earnings Ge 1es, con- We Recommend and Offer: AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. Stocks heavy freight Nash points & Motors and Columbia ore among the many to Prices on Application Thomson, Thenn & Co. Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580 MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES Donald R. Hart, Mgr. points eac point or to nt thr profit- i We Offer: to a Brake | points inson crossed 50 to w high on the movement on buying aftri Ibuted to the Dupont interests, | ports that special developmer |pending in Midland 1 Products nt that stock to a new above 130 Montana Power 4 points from its it encountered suff the ftide of Chandler, Mofors ‘ol a ne ts fent sup realizing n:'. DDY BROTHERS &G HARTFORD NEW | BRlTAlN {Hartford Conn. Trust Bldg. Burrltt Hotel Bldg. Tel.2-7186 Tel. 3420 pointa. money renc popnlar s istunce to sel \es were put eneral decline pendent We Offer: 109 shares North& Judd Iropped 3 f from 2.8 and Atlanti Gas 185 to tinued a Coln Am Am At Am Smelt Am Am Tl & Am Woal re Ins Co Manutacturing Stocks rdware . 1400 1415 Am Ha Am Hosery .. & Cad Foreign Exchange New York, regular. Aug, 6.—Foreign ex- Quotations in at Britain, demand 485%; sixty day bllls on France: Demand, 4:701. Italy: Dee cables, 3.63%. Bel. Germany, 23.80. Norway 18.45, 26.86. Denmark 2272, Switzerland 19.41, Spain 14.41, 1.45. Poland 19%. Czecho« Slovakia 2.96, Jugoslavia 1.80, Austria 14 4. Rumania 51%. Ar- ntina, holiday. Brazil, holiday. I'okyo 41%. Shanghal 78%. Mon« 100 1-32. Anacon At 1 I P ison 1 l R GIf I Rald Balti & | Reth %N - . .. ¢ banks 481 o i7a i r I S 1o 1.7 ke cables 3,641 ; 541 4015, Steel mand gium, Holland Sweden Greece treal TEMENT .. $159,356,604 TREASURY § BUYS HILT, MANSION Panl, Aug. 6 (M—The James Hill mansion, sold at auction here lay was purchased by four <hters of the late “Empire and will be turned over to Archdiocese of St. Paul as a charitable institution. was announced by A. A, Green« man. banker, who bid in the mansion {at the referee’s sale for $30,300, at the Catholic s T84 for use Marine Marine Mis Pa Nat Le Norfolk Pacif Pan Per The Housewife’s Lament About her seeming inability to effect a further reduction in household expenses— Can be changed quickly to songs of praise if she will but follow the example of one local woman and make the reading and use of Herald Classified Ads a daily habit. This woman has found that those Classified Ads make it possible to buy or sell odds and ends of household furniture and equipment— LOCAL STOCKS And <ho knows that by calling 925 and insert- ing an ad she will soon get results. HERALD’S Classified Service 1 by Putn Stocks Bid Insurance Aetna Casualty Aetn Aetna Fire Automobile a Life Ins Co Ins Hartford Fire . ! National Fire . Phoenix Fire .