New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1925, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN CONCERNS VICTINIZED BY NELSON —_— Sfan Arrested in New Haven Had Procured Goods - Here Two local concerns wers vic- timized by Ernest Nelson, who was arrested for obtaining goods under false pretenses in New Haven today, it was learned when a representa- tive of the B. C. Porter 1dentified $37 worth of rugs among the expensive layout fn the pos- session of the New Haven police as | articles gecured from their store by ( Neleon under the name of Willlam B. Besslons of Forestville of June The Dickinson Drug ecompany was the other vietim, Nelson having secured a number of books at that place under the same name. According te the local police, Nelson appeared at the B, C. Porter eompany on June 27, represented himself as Willlam B. Sesslons of | Forestville and purchased the rugs, having them charged. He repeated the same act at the drug company. The books secured at this place were not located among the loot. It is thought that other local stores were victimized in the same manner and further efforts will be made tomorrow to identify other goods held by the New Haven au- thorities. A warrant has been lasued charg- ing Nelson with obtaining ‘goods under false pretenses and an effort will be made to bring the man here for trlal as soon as possible, Brother Will Take Body Away From Potter’s Field Canandaigua, N. Y., Aug. 11 (P— James Rodgers of this city laft today for Harrisburg, Pa, to claim from Potters Field the body of his brother John, who vears ago saved former Prestdent Taft from death. John Rodgers was drowned In the Susquehanna river Saturday and his body buried in the Ailmshouse ceme- tery. His heroic fept that saved Mr. Taft was performed when the latter was governor general of the Phillppines. Rodgers shot and kill- ed a native who was about to fire on Mr. Taft SERVICES AT WHITE OAX A non-denominational service will | be held at White Oak park at 2 o'cloek Eaturday afternoon by the New England Prayer league, which is conducting camp meetings there throughout August. The officers of the Everyman's Bible class are backing the service, and there will be a song service, good music, and a program of speakers. The grounds ean be reached by automobile over White's crossing, and cars may be parked at Electric fleld. The serv- jces will continue into the evening, and those zoing are urged by the committee to bring their supper and stay untll dark, ° company | CONSIDERS PROPOSAL —_— President Will Be Gulded by Navy and Commerce Departments in Bwampscott, Mass, Aug. 11 (P Declding About Dirigible, | President Coolidge will be guided by |the opintons of the navy and com- | merce departments in regard to the request for the use of the Los An- |geles, naval alrship, in commercial aviation, The president favors such a scheme ofthand, but he is not com- mitted to any plan for use of the afrship, A request to use the Los Angeles and fts crew in commercial aviatlon was made to the govern- ment last week by John Hays Ham- mond, Jr., representative of a firm Interested in this ind Mr. Coolldge also is interested in the efforts of other concerns which are developlng commercial |and he will awalt the mapping out of a general policy for government ald in cominerclal aviatjon by Sec- retary Hoover and the secretaries of the war and navy departments. He made it plain to. that he desires to help legitimate business in every way possible, Charles Hart Ashley of Deerfield Is Dead Deerfield, Mass, Aug. 11 (P— Representative Charles Hart Ashley, elected to the legislature from the Franklin district in the fall of 1922, died today at the age of 65, He dents of Franklin county, and had held numerous town offices and was active in the organization of f{he Connecticut Valley Tobacco Growers' association He owns an estate of here 500 acres [Police Plartlce. Preparing | The' local police baseball plavess engaged in a final practice at Wal- nut Hill park this afternoon before opening their season tomorrow aft- the A ing the New Haven police at annual field day in New Haven |large number of the local police a planning on making the trip to New Haven to witness the game, while gome of them have d in the field events which will be held after |the ball game, Tratfic Policeman Thomas I |ney 18 in charge of the selection of a |relay team from the persannel of the |16cal coppers to take part in a relay race which will feature the track events ‘SHm” Politia and “Faddy’ 0'Mara will form the battery of the local team and Manager Thomas C. Dolan |expects that his proteges will take | the New Haven aggregation into camp without much trouble. Feo- ——————— e Official Hartford Stock Exchange Quotations FURNISHLD BY JUDD & COMPANY Burritt Hotel Building BANKS AND TRUST COS. @ity Bank and Tiust Co. Conn. River B. Co. First National Bank Hartford-Aetna Natlonal ex Hartford-Conn. Trust Co. Morrie Plan of Hartford Park Bt Trust Co. Phoentx Natlonal Bank Riverside Trust Co. State Bank & Trust Co. . 8. Becurlty Trust Co. FIRE INSURANCE (OS. HY o h Aotna Fird Ins. ex Automobils Ine. ex Hartford Fire Ins. ex tosela Tns. LIFE ANL Aetna Casualty & 8. Co. Actna Lifs Ins. ex Conn. General Life Hatford Steam Boller Travelers Ine. ex 1 1 ) INDEMNITY 50 1595 | 825 | Cepital - I Ak Div. [ | 1 1 13 15 7 8 12 10, 12 12 | I -] e 150,000 1,160,000 2,000,000 | 2,000,000 100,000 1,000,000 150,000 400,000 [Spoprn LY-1-1-7-7-3 O ) 5,000,000 21000,000 000,000 3.000,000 610 2 an 000,000 000,000 1000.000 500,000 | 000.000 175 380 | 1400 PUBLIC UTILITIES Ht4. City G. Lt. Co. pfd, (25) | Hfd. City G. Lt. Co, com. (35) | Hartford Electric Lt pfd ex Hartgord E Conn. Lt. Conn. Lt. & Power 8% ptd. Martford Electric Light notes Ammerican Hardware Cor. Automatic Ret. Co. Rigelom-Htd Carpet Co. 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(80) Preferred Accident Westchester Fire Tns Co. (10) “e—extras 750,000 750.000 4 3,000,000 400.000 MANUFACIURING (OG a1 fiying | ivas one of the most prominent resi- | For Game in New Ha\eu’ ernoon against the team represent- | 700,000 | 150,000 | 000,000 | 5,000,000 | ' canal in Kaston, NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1 City Items Home cooked lunches at Crowell's, —advt, Carl 8 Neuman, secretary of the Unidn Manufacturing Co. will speak at the meeting of the Kiwanis club toniorrow on “The Birth of Connec- ticut Industries.” The Sons of Veterans Auxillary will hold a social for members and triends tomorrow evening at $:30 o'clock In Jr. O, U, A. M. hall, Joseph Capello of 100 Daly ave- nue reported to the police last night that lis automobile had been stolen from his yard some time last night. The store at 20 Dewey street con- ducted by John Keiko was entered Sunday and 49 cents stolen, accord- Ing to a report made to the police last night. Fire in a rubbish pile at the rear of the property of Willlam Stern. berg of 386 Fast sireet was put out | 1ast night shortly before 8 o'clock | by Engine Co, No. b, which answer- | a still alarm for the blaze, No damage resulted, | Stella Rebekah sewing circle will meet with Mrs, Norbert Barth of 115 Commonwealth avenue on Thursday ternoon The annual excursion of the La- |dies’ Auxillary, A. 0. H. to favin Rock will be held Saturday. Mem- | bers and their friends will leave the center at 8:30 o'clock. The commit- tee in charge of the affairs consists of Mrs. John Mangan, Mrs. Mary MeCarthy, Mrs. Catherine Kehoe, Mrs, Frank Morehead and Mrs. Mary | Igoe. i The Ladies’ Auxiliary, A. 0. H will hold a regular meeting in Judd's hall at 8 o'clock Friday night. Antonio Vozetta, through Hunger ford & Saxe, has sued John Skritul- sky for §1.200 alleging that he fs due that amount as commission for solling property of the defendant at | 191-199 Washington street and 24- | 26 Broad street. The writ is re- turnable in the city court | Edward A, Mag, acting for Jo-| Pietro, has instituted suit for damages azainst John Burke | of Springficld, Mass, the action | growing out of an antomobile enl- lislon on the Saybrook-Middletown | | road. The ers are returnable | | the first Tuesday of September in the court of common pleas, ‘ Michael Ginsburg, through Fd- | ward A. Mag, has hrought an action | { against Sebastian Gozzo and Salwn- tore LaRo to compel them to carry ont an agreement for the sale | | of property on West Main street Joln Babola of 147 and Miss Mary Plev strest granted a vesterday at the City Clerk A. L. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. H 1. Mills and are spending their vacation in the Catskill mountains, Dr. Milien L. Marsh leoln strat reported, to ;vnlyrw |this morning that a' boy's scooter {had been stolen from the parch at his home some time last night, Thirty-five panes of glass broken in the Smith school last night |according to a report made fo the police thi: morning. Considerable damage was also done fo a portable [ building in the school yard | Andrew K. Johnson of £5 Rock | well avenue reported to the policr |this morning that & chest { Industrial Park had open last night and tools stolen. Rufus Richart of the Edison lab- | oratory at Harrison, N. J., will speak |at a conference of Chamber | Commerce officials and Connectient | Light company officials at the Chamber of Comme rooms to- | morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock | The munieipal committee on print ing and supplies met In the office of |the city clerk last evening and ap- proved hills for the past month WILL'FIX DAMAGES e | ea | Grove street of 35 Silver were mary office leenee wan of 173 the in tnol been broken a number of | at | specta Amount to Which Bridgeport Firm Commission stigates | fs Fatitled, | 1 (P building Hydraulic com reservotr dam and approximately two vater power used Radeliff and Son Bri Through | by the port, Conn . Aug the contemplated Brid a new eport pany s | thirds of the by the Charles B un mill will be diverted from the east and west Pe riters A superior court committee, this ‘ning started the heating of evi aquonnock ma c to fixing an esti dam lone prepara fin 01t the mill company by the required [ 000,000 | 150,000 000,000 | 1,000 00,000 000,000 | 10,500,000 | 4500.000 25,000,000 9,075,000 0:000 | $.000.000 10,000,000 5,000,000 | 5,000,000 000 MezLLaLnae s o 09,00 000000HN nooL JDDDCD whcnaacigalen oy 5000000 5,000,000 1,000,000 10u.w | 12,500,000 1,500,000 | 18,000,000 | §,000,000 1.500.000 1,000,000 1,000,008 1,000,000 ‘V“]y d story publi The nd in the improvement ocenpie 1einity T this af mill ven acres nf of the iiniotion their operating Jnd th that am smmittee ot the locality ternoon committee yointed by Tohn R "ho eustained hydranlic company's contention he dam canal and acquiring of the fer rights were a public necessil [No Permnt to ( hmb ‘ (enter Church Spire pe has been {ssued to Devil Rogers’ steeplejack announced that he would steeple of the Center church on Sunday eiening, accord- ing to C. J. Parker, chairman of the Mr. Parker stated this that he did not know of anvone had given permission for the exhi bition, and that the chu officials wonld not want fo be a party possible accident Parents Blame Landlord For Death of Youngster | Bridgeport, Aug. cket was missing in the railing, Clara Sehietinger plunged through a gap and fell to her deatt of her home at 17 Rooth | w No permit Dare ~ho has imb the chureh r atternoon | who to a from the 3 Wil | son street on Juiy 28. Refore John | day, it was contended [gir's parents, Mr. and Schietinger, that the house, Mre. Julia Pilotti sonal knowledge of the stances that the picket was miss for many months. \ Mrs. Pllotti, and her JosSph Pilottl, denied they that the picket was gone. Coroner Phelan by the Mes 1u1‘ owner of the had ¢ l May, June and July are the great. est rainfall months in Cuba. | Columbus avenue rivers| . kowski | lot 1 Personals The Misses €ylvia Anderson, Mary Chama and Graca Timbrell are spending a vacation at Lake Pocoto- paug. Miss Betty Smith has returned home after spsnding the past twe weeks with hes parents at Ucean Peach, New Londea, Willlam irath Beach for a few days, Mrs. Wm. Anderson s visiting in Brooklyn, N. ¥ Mrs. C. W, Brainard ls vacationing at Rockfall, Conn The Herald team and the Blue birds will play a gae of haseball al Memorial fleld this evening at &:80 o'clock. The regular outdoor ball | will e used. i J. W. Barry of Chestnut street and E. L. Stebbing of Church street are touring New England and Canada. They expect to he gone one week and will return through New York | stato, Mrs. €. T, Plerce and son are spending a week at Joh's Pond Middletown, Mr. and Mra of Belden ! is at Clinton t Leland. |, | Arthur F. Campbell strect are spending two weeks at Indian Neck, Branford Mrs. W. W. Marks of New York city i8 visiting her sister, Miss I7lor ence E. Alden of on Drive Mr, and Mrs, Ludwig Larst Alrs Severin Johnson and Miss Esther Johnsgn are a trip to Philadel | phia, and Washington. They will re- turn by w gara Falls, BINGHAM GETS DATA FOR IS K 1 on FIGHT FOR 5-CENT GIGARS " » Senator From Conn Day spends I Facts on With Alsop, Gettiy Tobaceo Tndustrs. | BT nited | Bingham i || city and vi- Hartford, 1" States Senator Aug Hiram spending the day in this cinity as the guest of Pres seph W. Alsop of the Valley Tocacco asso, Sometime spent this morning at the association | headquarters on State street re the senator 3 methodsg the husiness carried on visits to tobaceo warehouses This afternoon other tabacco and several tohac were visited, Senator Bingham Connecticut || U v v t there and N a ware- | tarms | o industr that he act with when the effort is mads o {nternal revenue taxes on asssion of tabaee valley standin mav at the next con- | Aleop gate the senator numer- |2 ons details concerning the tobaceo | crops In the valley and of the d nue taxes on cigars might be made, to for redueing rey i | | | | that more clgars | | | | e sold at five cent LOGAL MAN FREED i Tddie Kowalszyk Ahgolved of Blame | bile Accident. i a two-ton 1 Salvatore | truck | New Haven, Aug Montgena, driver of which Michiael Mesu three other hoys riding bicycles had | hitched to speed up their trip in | Middletown avenue Friday, was ex- | onerated of 7 ! I blame for the death | of Mesuna in Stratficld hospital Sat- | urday in a finding handed down by Coroner Eli Mix here today. In another finding Eddie szyk of N Ko | -months-old Cecilla tally tnjured when Kowalsyzk's coupe .collided a | touring car driven by Arthur New Tlaven Roy's wife and t . who le with Roy of and | ¢ vere Ca- in which cilia ¢ The on the and Branford 1 on JInly s between here accident occurr state highnay week her her trafning. Funerals ] T o injuries ceived in the onson hatel, ' window o bby mond Cla was |1 clelirant fun mass, Friends of th car- channel Nrs Slue Stanley or Mrs of 114 North s 1 He Walter No sac art at 7:3 a- at at as in of H requiem N carl G The funeral of 51 Commonwealth at the home this a o'clock, R officiat cemeters [ ARD OF THANKS friends an? ne thized with v ment o 1igi Rosia. We wish to Iy thank the employes of the reate odla Faurns 11— | == We are Showing G \“Hll" ¥ next spring Bollerer’s Posy Shop 89 WEST MAIN ST The Telegraph Florist of New Hri lJnseph A. Haffey Fanern; Director. Phone 1825-3. opposite St Mary's Charch. Residence, 17 Summer St.—1625-3. net first half of 1925 equal to $2.03 ghare on the common stock, pald and er ar price in the ot the |ard nd |G Niiss Lillian who was Britain was exonerated | el morning. can progres peare locter has her at 5 o'clock have the advice of a p whether it wonld be prude a Wall Street Briefs Briggs Manufacturing Co. reports Income of $4,067,265 for the a Philadelphia dispatches say that rectors of the Atlantie Refining any again have decided fo omit dividend on the common stock sually pavable September 15 ast dividend on the common 18, 1924, The Standard Ol Co, of New Jer v has reduced Bunker Fuel ofl 10 nts a barrel. making the price {if| © York harhor 81 h The was Juns &5 a barrel, plus orage ¢ es of 613 a | | Serap steel fn tha Mahening Va anoted at $20 a ton, an ad co of £1 a ton from recent| ninimums, | A Aeficit of 8 verior i 2108.7 0 for 241 18 the repoarted firet six A defieit period ¥ o ront vear against in the same o the hands of August 1 Irop of in neers on | the month, July ship- 2.718 tons ainst 44, Production was 47.- Kking the saven months | Bosch Mag | Cen Leath , fons, a monthly aver- rage of year 4 or the the rest of the by H. W& of the e n Paeifi year DeForest, n secutive commit- fall xeept the \airmar Simmer crops along | with he company’s | s cotton romising crop, were good 2 | businese outlol he said t of El Paso ¢ o far marketed etter prices than those of lagt year » cofton erop west of El Paso will be materially greated than e 100,000 having the Joaquin which has hecome ops nd Og W last been Valley an important cot- ited in San on growing distriet.’ Pennsylvania crude oil heen ut a barrel, making the Bradford district $3.55 Oufside Brad it Is The dtock Exch ilidden Co. rights may att-r August 11 and that stock shall be ex-rights The date of expiration to snbecribe been 18 dealt on nd the ammon Angnst 11 right has tended to Aug Tie reduction of 2 cents a gallon <ale gasoline by the Stand- Vew York exas Co. and 0il n whol Oil o, the onsalidated has been Sinclair of met by RELAPSE, DOCTOR CALLED irl Swimmer, Who Failed In Chan- nel Attempt, Reported In Weakened Condition, ¥rance, Aug. 11 (P — Harrison, of Argentina taken from the water in a ast night Dover, while across the English tate of collapse when nt miles from cmpting to swim hannel, had a slight caching her home at Gris-Nez this I'he n not #he at- relapse after her ¢ that doctors say bt n n erious, 1eed rest fc will some feseribe her as quite 11 \liss Gertrude Rderle, Ameri- indisposition last to postpons the girl whose end compelled he T T e e il August 15, has not yet resume She is remaining quis v at her hotel and will not b |training in the water until Thn Miss Harricon, in addition to 1 hysieal relapse, 18 suftering from a et down in her morale, hroken by She complain bad luck weather conditi which v v her (failure rday had ve me our of her attempts tn She Tows she anne RRsEiar mslaishvent lacks th undertaking Miss Harrison 1 to be far been 1av but exparts on agree that she this afternoon ap summoned to Her father ase hat she i) desire fclan nt for is not o make effort to swim hannei a further [GNORES OWN FAMILY Wil of Field Marchal, the Farl of Vpres, Teares Enfire Ectats to Ris Lavyer Ang 11 (B newspapers term of Ficld Marshal T.ondon the the strange will the Earl of Ypres locument of elght lines in which 1s 16ft to Edward the field marshal's probate ofirey Cox tor fled ¢ t s two sone recalled that house of of his a T GOLFERS SELECTED go. Aug. 11 (M—Laur anston T E ofessional West 1 Al b ational pro- urnament at Olym- month. Th contestants in the qualifying vesterday, Ayton shooting estven under par, had 135 for holes; Mehihorn had 137 and Es- pinosa 140, | golf to r ere next JERSEY GENTRA, | me |today's stock | Frisco their | Anaconda tons compared with | € “hes & | Frie have brought |Gen |Gen | Int | | [Gen. PUTNAM & CO. MEMBERS NEW YORK & HARITORD STOCR EXCHANGE) 'jl WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN~ Tel. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE € CENTRAL ROW TEL 1-mat HOPS FOUR POINTS This s About the Biggest Jump in Early Trading York, Aug eet opening: Irregula 8 characterized the [t \ce n ow 1 wall opening of markef, With most of industrials and minor chunges the standard showing only tnitial tr tions. U 8 I General Electric and Radio corpo- ration opened 1 to 1'; points er and Norfolk & Western comm each duply car's on fnitial Jersey Central jumped 4 points Low Torrington Co. Eagle Lock Co. in At high and n 1ted highs ale Hizh Alivg Chal Am Am Am A Am Am Am JUDD & COMPANY Members New York Stock Exchange S 0 | Members Huartford Stock Eschange “3F New Britain—Burritt Hotel Bldg., Tel. 181% Judd Building, Pear] St., corner of Lewis, Hartford, Conn. Toco Emelt Sum Tel & Waol We Recommend and Offer: ' The Phoenix Fire Insurance Co. Stocks OPs 10 & B ! C M & St P pfa CRIsl & F | Chile Copper Col Fuel Textile Prod Steel M St 1% 11y i Prices on Application Thomson, Thenn & Co. Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTF Donald R. Hart, Corn Ref 7 Cru | Cosden O Dav Chem 1et pfd Electric Motor (3t North pfd Int Nickel Paper Fria dMgr. We Offer: STANLEY WORKS LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK TORRINGTON PRICE ON APPLICATION The Mid States il Mis Pac pfd Nat lead . New Haven Norf & West Pacific Oi) Anieric Penn Railread P&ERC&! Pierce Arron Pure Ol Rep 1 & Reading Roval Duteh Sinclair 01l South Pacific South Railway Studebaker Pan an |lEDDY BROTHERS &C HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN Hartford Conn, Trust. Bldg. Burritt Hotel Bldg. Tel.2-7186 Tel. 3420 exas ( Tex d Trans U'nion ific United Fruit T § Inds Aleo S Rubber 8 Steel stinghonse We Offer and Recommend ‘rary & Clark Landers, NT \"‘l'\ll,\' CLEARING HOUST New York—Iixchanges, A00: halance + | ACTION, NOT WORDS TREASURY casnry STATEMENT halane 46,233,27 Foreign Exchange RECEIVER DISMISSED -organimtion Plan For the Ward | IS America’s Ultimatum o | New York, Aug. 11—Foreign ex- changes igregular. Quotations (in Great Britain: demand 486 . cables 485 3-4, 60 day bills on anks 482; nce, demand 4.67 1. cables 4.63; Italy, demand 3.63, ca- Demand: Belgium rmany £3.80, Holland 40.18, Sweden 26.85, Den- Switzerland 19.41 3-4, Greece 1.56 3-4, Po- ho-Slovakia 2.96, Jugo- Austria 14 1-4, Ru- 1-4, Argentina 40.37, Bra- Tokyo 41 3-16, Shanghal Montreal 100 1-3 Rumania Concerning Payment of | War Debt Owed 1 Re Paris, Tina Steampship Company Is Ap- Ry Court Aug 2.95, 144 ind 18 slavia 1 Spain ania 52 21l 12.00 RECCIVER NAMED Y, Aug 11 (P Schmieding of Buffalo tes lay was appointed receiver for the United States Leather Corporation by Federal Judge Hazel proceedings were started the company soon after an ction was granted last week re- ning the company from further The company manu- synthetic leather and ie 20ld $1,000,000 worth Buffalo, Walter F of Sloan Bankruy selling. id to have ck New York Alen Amnng Paliticinn Group Charged With Frand of Tweo Million in State. Lans and WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIREWORKS - and — DANCING WITH CARNIVAL NIGHT AT THE BALLROOM b f the Newton o {known today Goethals in Pickwick Case Today Beston. Ang ; eral George W. building insy manslaug’ in allapee of the T\ ing July 4 the! ives, lnM "'n' the fa cits club bduil aons lost | of the 26 pullding was due to the weakness of one of the piers which acted as un- derpinaing for the structure.