New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1926, Page 17

BRISTOL WIEE 1§ MISSING FOR WEEK Mrs, Herbert M. Evans Dis- appeared From Home Jan. § (%pactal to The Ferald.) Bristol, Jan, 12 — Mrs. Ilorence Upson Evans, wife of Herbert M. Evaps, 120 Wilkins street, wcll known merchant, has been missing from her home for a week. A week ago Sunday night, she went to the home of her son, Ralph Evans, of Southington, where she remained Sunday and Sunday night, Last Tuesday morning, she left +her home for parts unknown, leav- ing no word as to her destination. A search {8 being made for her throughout the cast, but so far no | definite ciues have been found. Since leaving Southington, she has been heard from three times. Throe postals have been mailed to her son, from what is belleved the vicinity of New York city. She fs still belleved to be travel- ing. Mrs. Evans left five children and her husband, who can give no motive for her disappearance, as her family relations are sald to have been amicable. It is belleved that vossibly her actions were caused trom depression, due to iliness. OPPOSES CUMMINGS BILL Traffic Bureau of Chamber of Com- merce Adopts Resolution on Pro- posed Motor Vehicle Legislation. A resolution in opposition to the Cummings bill providing for federal regulation of interstate trucking was d unanimously by the traffic bureau of the Chamber of Commerce at its meeting this noon at the Bur- ritt hotel. This resolution was ori- ginally adopted by the Bridgeport bureau and wasg endorsed by the lo- cal body after an amendment pro- posed by A. P. Marsh to the effect that the bureau oppose any federal regulation by the congress had heen | a; voted down. The resolution is as follows: “Resolved, That motor vehicle transportation has become a vital and necessary part of industrial and commercial life and we are opposcd to the Cummings bill, so called, or any other drastic regulation which would tend to hamper this method of | nsportation and its proper dcvv!»‘; ent. Wa do believe in and would support the minimum reason- | abla leglslation consistent with the |TLutheran s of the travellng and | tr opr best interes shipping public.” The bureau voted to change the time of its meeting and will hence- forth gather at 6:15 o'clock on the first Tuesday of each month. 1t islon F e Bank & ] oun. River Banking (Par §30) First’ Nation | ifartfard-Ttna Natlonal | ~Conn. Trust { 4 Morria 1 | et Trust 1 National | jverside Trust | stats Bank & Trust | | i 8 Seeurity Trust FIRE INSURAN Vtna Fire T {atmatilo In | riford Yire Inm, | tionzl Tire Tns. Vire Ins | LIVE AND INDEMNITY COMPANIES v & Surely | i | ptd. Whitlock 'Coft Piye ACTIVE NEW YORK BANK ! Anwtican Ex-hage Nat'l. 1 s Tiue Trust Nank of N. Y 50) & \origsge aud \1 TIVE. OUT-OU-STATE INS A Surety « al Ins | “dclity-Phenix Tns, Glens Talls Glole & Rutgers Amevican ver ns, hus. of N. A cre Title & Gty. land Casualty Nationnl Surety Ningara Fire Ine. . & Fidelity & Gutlnt! Westehester Fire b ex & D, x. on $1.0 g 4% In ¥ b, 18, 1031 Chase Es. Co. 1-25, % ex Jam & 1004 NEW BRITAIN HEARING AT BEDSIDE , OF MAN IN HOSPITAL L',‘.‘Z,Y'ififi‘ neallh education. brogram planned to have speakers at meetings and an effort will be to secure J. 8. Mahool, freight ager of the Pan-Pacific line, next LINDER AND HENNESSY AT WAR ON BUILDINGS (Continued from First Page) Vuichard Charged With City Ordinance and Belng in Country Illegally Ing n the New Brit. night, | Golfing for women is another spe- allas Glovanni |clal course. Giovann! Vuichard, Buchard, was held in $100 bond for ordinance against 7 without a license, and §500 | v § government, | charged with fllegal residence in the D ea t h 8 L ] He will appear in police court tomorrow to answer the ¢ which he will be | Mrs, Katle Balinski | Mrs, Katie Ballnskl of Rocky violating the city good avenue were in course of con- struction with no permits, At the time the South street house way reported the building depart- m.m was mrnndv in touch with vhm arrangements | T permit, Ono of the re- malning two had been entered on record but the formality of issuing a permit had not been gone through hecause the fee was not pald, In the other fnstance the builder, who also 1 and was permitted to| of the city, and pending his return and ya tife permit, the certificate was with- held, Inspector Hennessey explained this morning. Chairman Richard B. Viets of the building commission ence this morning with Mr, Linder Viets was present . Linder's statement repeated and the purpose of his visit | to eity hall this morning w tain full information taken to Boston to await | before the Tmmig about six weeks, a hearing a wound in t in $500 hond at was tried in court Saturds a license but was in confer- | Was dismiseed by Judge Willlam C. lawyer, and Detec- | iline: . McCue, tive Sergeant Immigration Vuichard | sisters, Elizabe made a statement, after which he | M. Ziegler, Mildred L. Ziegler and | Both he and | Madelane P, Ziegler, s Wrist Broken as Truck Knocks Her Down | As he was driving along South | street yesterday afternoon, | was released on bond. Delfaleo will appear befoye the fm- | 1M migration board to show why they should remain in the United States ENTHUSIASH REPORTED , age 17, running a car for his father, owner of the New Britain Bird and Ieed Co., ran into Charlotte Zablowski, a h echool student, 20 Stav | The girl sustained a broken | 172 Arch street, Tickets Sehing Rapidly and . Stage According to a made at headquarters he was driving the car, companied by Henry King, also em- ployed by his father, when he came | to a group of girls on South Main | The boy sald he blew 4 horn and slowed down and the girls | Tieported All Set to Go, Mceting earns. Marker enthuslasm was noted at| | the mecting of the Lions club at the | {t hotel at noon today when tho | frolic to run three nights, | St Funerals According to club argest meeting in | mm————————————— along his way he sald the Zablowski | girl darted out from the rear of a | (group and was knocked down by the | Arneth stated he girl home, but did not know she had | The detective subject discussed. e Martin Kane and ¢ bureau s investigating. LUTHER LE, \Gl l‘ MY "H\(} iaa said he found the spirit The annual : much with the Lions club fn its f-| Rey, y local institutions, | ehildren's lmm the | tho Polish orphan- | | Thursday evening at § o'clock. |ficers and all committees elocted and reports will he receive 1 { Cripp The chofr will meet for the first re- hearsal under Professor Per Olsson | ¢ riday evening. JiEre led Children. | the advance n]'\ w1 | most completed, and every { ready to go. It was reported that sold to Mayor Paonessa, Mr. and Mis. A, G, Kimbal, : . Holmes, \n irews, A\V‘U rican , Kiwanis club boxes were Pardon Gifcal Hartord Stock Exchange uctators FURNISHED BY JUDD & COMPANY Burritt Hote) Building BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES TIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES Div, | Payable QJ : Con- | \'m\Hunz Ne Co. employes, 205 Donnelly Co,, » mem- Secretary ticket salo is an automobile the end PUBLIC UTILITIF oyal Wilbur, | chureh “w 5 175 he Long.” There were numerous floral ploces. State and of Hmhng Arts to Meet Feb. 13 (P—Attorney | vised deputy state | Wilkns not to p Swanson s a pension f W Wn od on the retired | Swanson was f hool for boys in Meriden NE CAUSES FIRE East Side Queen | Herman Doer P, \\Y STOC] K: uly 1 and 2% ex. Dec. 31, 1924, x—Owne all_etock of Lawyerw *—Bz. Div. 1-1-36. N e - ! TO TEACH OHARLESTON Chicago, Jan, 12 (A=Charleston the Young Wowmen's Christian l‘\usnr\n(lnn of Chicago during its Violating winter term. In the bellef that the active |rythm of the dance is beneficlal, tho ssoclation has declded to add the |Charleston with lessons In clog- | ging. in | Hill dicd this morning at Prospect hospltal in West Hartford. 8he in a shooting | 87 years old, and is survived by avenue on | her husband, Walentry Balenskl, re-| The funeral arrangements, in he arm from 1"alco, alias | incomplete. It {3 expected that th. 1o is also being | body will be taken to the home of Poston on a | Martin Russell of Farmington ave- » of being In this country un- nue for services. poli¢e ——— v morning on a charge Lillian Martha Zlegler, Miss Lillian Martha Ziegler, 17. a | charge of Stanley Borawaskl, ar vear-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ziegler of 131 Whiting street, [three daughters { retta of Berlin. The fune | charge of Laria & | complete. August Schuetze by | were held at the home, street, this mo high ma Rev. Matthe Raymond € services. Schuetze, James Cava Herdleln, 15 dward Hes Le-Thearere. Burlal w cemetery, the grave. James C, Crowley. from his late home this morning EX-14:30 o'clock and at 10 o'clock from & h of §t. John the Evangel- | Man-{ict A solemn high mass of requiem was celehy faden as m with Rev. Edward V. Gri TD- ! son-in-law of the deceased, James, SOMC | gr: Charles, Frank, John and Jo- eph Crowley and harles omon. * YD- [ rha flower bearers were grand- SCOIe wrles, Jr; Frank n William, C nes, Jr.; Rita and Frai childr Committ rvices the grave were conducted by Tt Father Lad- | Burial was in §t. Mary's come- | Py el Miss Mary Grip ol poune fces for Miss Mary | Grip, 17 ¥ s old, daught and Mrs. John Grip of 60 Sexte O | g1 row morning at 8:30 o'clock, nd at Holy Trinity Greelk Cathe church at 9 o'clock, Burial will be 'S in the church eemetery. the Mrs. Pauline Pilz Tuneral services for Mrs. Pauline 1 73, were held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. H. wold, 75 Francis street, thi: noon at 3 o'clock. Rev, Ma Gr 4 Fairview cemetery. rhe pall bearers we | Griswold, { Theodore ariswold, grandsor Albert Doer! Rn oy lll\\l\‘ tion to our many and neighbors who 1 us in eur bereavement in death |our mother. We wis Shear room of L. I, & t! others who helped us H. SAUNDERS, MRS, J. FOX MISS A, R( AR MR, A MR. G SINGING ANARIES alsa |GREETING CARDS] ¥1 W. MAIN ST, PR < Iloy Cobb Is tired of being | ': s 3 2 oL |the silent partner in a one-way part. | 10 476 and Texas Land Trust soare: Ny I nership, &o she has asked the Seattle |t0 755 on odd lot buying, as com- |§ HARTFORD, CON (Wash.) courts for a divorce. ¢ made her help him in his| Net advanc , she testified, but |also were recorded in the early Bristol: 124 Main St. Tel, 2103 $3,000 a|trading by Savage Arms, Pressed | tn 18 |Steel Car, Amerlcan Brake Shoe and | died this morning after a lingering “‘,w profits were She is survived by five brothers, SRIVRIRORIEE F. | Frank A. Ziegler, Howard J. Ilemrr. Clark and Clemintino of the depart- | Raymond C. Zlegler, Harold J. Zie, ment of state agencies and institu- of Hartford, ler and Robert C. Ziegler, and four| h M. Ziegler, Marie ‘COMPLAINTS AGAINST ELEGTROMED]CAL CU |ing a point or €0 while some of the COLT’S PATENT FIRE ARMS MFG. CO. ral’ arrangements tn charge | of B. C. Porter Sons are incomplete. | [ she Pald § Am | Michael Perretta, aged 46 years, ie Ball 881 & Not Compiete | |of 238 South Main strect, died this morning at the New Britain General [)N LIONO GLLB FROLIG | hospital. He fs survived by his wife, | ~—$35 Due Woman. Following a complaint Beatrice Confietto, 264 Cherry street, that the New Britain Electro Medi- ny, 149 Arch strect, owes :atments, it was found ‘Hmm the medical company had cated its quarters Sunday morning. tto claims she paid $21| two weeks ago for treatments, It was eaid at the {address that the {been running the con Mary Anna, Rose | |and Florence Perretta and four sons, | Phillp, Anfello, Casparro and John { Perretta and one brother Ciro Perl |h arrangements, in gparino, are in- two men who had | C rn had re A woman who | says she was employed by the con stated that it owes her §35 in | She also stated that only : men 4s a licensed ph ‘e detective bureau Funeral services for Angust | A of the | gephyets Co. which is produc- | ceverind g at 8:40 o'clock and at St Mary's | | chureh at % e'clock where a solemn | s of requicm was sung by | alter J. Lyddy, celebrant, | ynor, deacon; Rev. v, sub-deacon, and > for| Rey, Walter McCrann, master of | He reported that! 8 large, that :\H| had avrived ! vere al- | hing was BAN SUNDAY DANCES i | Effort Being Made By Boston Aun- thoritics to Put a Stop to Sabbath x‘” North pfd . 7 Stepping in Dance Halls, T. Crean sang ot the | mass and at the s ¢ the 3 \l at th Cnu\lu ion of th Boston, Jan, enforce ohserv: | ordinance against § | was launched today when a police | —A campalgn nce of the city e pall bearers were e pall bearers were Theodore danc naugh, George K, Willlam | ) Stain appeared in municlpal court | g States Ol k for warrants against offcers | \js Pac ptd Argonant club, & night club | Now Haven tly opened on the waterfront. | Norf & West The case was continued until to- | North Pac morrow to enable William A. C | Jr., manager of the club, | to present hi M, McEnroo and Andrew Cynmeck. | Theodore Woodward, Cyril Hasson, and Thomas Kerrigan were flower in St. Mary's abhy conducted appear|pan Am ... The appll- | penn RR ... 64% t of the police was | { made by Captain Perley S. Skillings | Coal & 1 > district the night £ The funcral of James (. Crowley | @ 1epIONE | op 967 Chapman streot was he nd Pro- club is | pjerce Arrow . 42 The charge against the club 15| Rop I. & S. dances to be hours of Sunda Thomas J. rled on far into the | Reading ... > ster of ceremeoenies Rev, tomo- | yonn R, Donahue as deacon and Rev, | s as sub-deacon. The pall bearers were five sons and a YOUTH IS (UBSTIONED | Stamford Boy of 17 Being Quizzed After Two Suspicious Fires in i During the offertory Mrs Cadillac, | y\fary T, Crean rendered “Pie Ji Lexing- | 4nd ‘as the body was bone from the ‘Il Meet Again, Tt Won't 12.—William [ U § Steel .... 136 tioned Nl |1m 1mm4~ today fo \,n.unuy.‘\‘ho et et ) this morning. cafeferia | Treasury balance ..... $317,309,904 |Spindle-driving mechanism. feltohe o Howard M. Barber, Stonington, |Kitchen aprons, bathing caps, and onducted by a5, laze found its W » on the sccond floor. 05 a telephone alarm called firenien for a blaze on the | en - the | 00; balance Mr, the fire \\'urlw‘l will be held from the home newspapers b timbering on the top fic Cltv Items Gaudian officlated and burial was Com- |5,y | Order of ' 1 Thursday brothers and seven pa roomui 0 i1 GUYIESTSL and George Doerr and to thank and show our vlm:. 1 with via ordinance by drivin espeetally to [thank the office of R. & E. the (I sted yesterday, Two \{cn Bound Over Sosneton A W-=Af tn: For Cottage Thefts Govermor Mccr Williams .__.__——:___—.——— | \‘\,,”m\ ) ’Joseph A Hafley nvn summer o by V'u\ town court 'Ml' UNDEKT ARE t ormsy, Who prosccuted |Standard Steel & Bearings, Inc, | l Phone | Mnnn(h« they as many as | him had red strong objection to | gton, Del. Wheel-dressing de- Opposite St. Mars's Chareh fifteen breaks here com of sentence, {viee Besidence 13 Summer St = 1628.3 |1 reak here and oy e S xR i S | others in towns over the Massachu Winfield S Rogers, Bantam, as- & {stgno S. Rogers, (2 patents) BOLLERER’'S POSY SHOP New Shipment FRANKLIN CARTER DIES ed ¥ 12 (M—Franklin | Bottling Works here early enwich a n New York city |Je Presbyterian is In D Gre CARDINALS, PARROQUETS GOLD- queen | TINCHES STRAWBERRY FINCE » girls from t district. BLDG. TEL. 856 The Telegraph Florist of New Britin. D—\ILY HERALD, TUFSDAY JANUARY 12, 1926, HOXED PRIESON ot Ton | FUTNAM & Ca MEMBERS NEW YORK & MAKITORD STOCH EXCHANGEY e , | 3WEST MAIN ST NEW BRITAN~ Rising Figures Met With Specu- Tel. 2040 liive Forees N~ cone e New York, Jan. 12 (®—Mixed | | price movements in today's stock |# WE OFFER | market reflected the play of oppos- ing spcculative forces, with major activity on the side of rising prices. | Stiffer call money rates and the | | |Indefinite adjournment of the an- | thracite conference without an | agreement being reached had a | dampening effect on bullish enthu- | slasm, urs Noebuck broke trom 237 to on the traditional “selling on ~u~ good news" which followed the { place, however, in some of the other | | specialties, MEMBERS NEW YORK 8TOCK EXCHANGE I Motors was bid up 81 points | MEMBERS HARTIFORD STOCK EXCHANGE ILDING, PEARL ST, Cor, Lewls St, Her | pared with terday's closo of 711, | New Britaln: Burrltt Hotel Building, Tel, 1818 s of 3 to 5% points | Merlden olony St. Tel, 1340 Foundry, General Eiectrie, Matnts- ||| Y€ Offer: son Alkall, Foundation Co, and Na. tlonal Biscuit, Sell in- R 7 2 ¢ | oreanca. tn intensity In the early aft- | N AT IWAREICORES (Tsescd aninensty in heleatly acts BIGELOW-HARTFORD CARPET CO. hard coal carriers extended thelr LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK e losses to 8 polnts. | STANLEY WORKS | Patient Saxs Treatment For Which | (o oy S e o THE TORRINGTON CO. an .. 2 283 284 | Am Loco .... T Am 138% : lAm ; 5% Mrs.\ i Sum ..., 123% Am Wool .... Anaconda .... Atchison 154% At GIt & W I 65 Ball Loco ...131% Balt & Ohlo u 95% ntrect | Dot Steel L. Thomson, Thenn & Co. Donald R. Hart, Mgr. We Offer: HARTFORD CITY GAS, Common. EW HAVEN GAS, Common, WATERBURY GAS, Common. Price on Application | n Pac .... Ches & Ohio . ITM&SP .. ['CM &SP ptd CRI & Pac Chile Cop ... ¥ olo Fuel 110 | vorn Prod Ret 41% 41 41% Cru Steel .... 7T9% Cosden Ol 3 122% 12 13% 1 LIEA 6574 RERH) 34% | Erie Ist pfd . 44 Gen Elccttic .247 Gen Motors ..122% EDDY BROTHERS &G HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN Insp Copper . Int Nicket Int Paper .... Kelly Spring .. Kenneoott Cop. '8 | Yehigh Val ... | Marine ptd . Tel.2-7186 Tel. 3420 We Offer:— T4 6% 687 ston, acific Oil .. 50 shares Landers, Frary & Clark 50 shares Colt’s Pat. Fire Arms 18 | phi & Read on 4514 | Pure Oil night | Ray Copper .. |Patents Issued to l‘"";fi"g lathes, Connecticut People en, Royal Dutch Sin Tatents {ssued by the U, Office January §, 1926, to Connecti- cnt inventors, (Lst furnished by lh" Studebaker .. Texas CO ... x & Pacific nscon Oil . Union Pacific 147 | " 8 Indus Alco 73% {U S Rubber . 82 | clocks. |Over Shoe Store, 211 Matn Street, |8S18nOF to Sargent & Co. INew Britain.) Trade Marks Registered ] Atkins, East Provi.| Tho Livingston Co, | Metal and nickel polishes, . 1, assignor my mesno a; i so0a mohair dressing, ete. slgnm to The Waterbury } rel Toundry and Machine m 4514 |Waterbury, Wire-drawing ma i | E TRUSASURY STATEMENTS sig ques- | Westinghouse 747 chine geno Atwood, Stonington, as- |Other moises ssieres, children's bibe, Dug- | The | New York—Eschunges ,000,- [assignor to €. B. Cottrell & Sons|Fubber garters |Co. Sheer-feed gulde mechanism. | : s, 27,000,000 asslgnor to The Trumbull Electric C% Tone rings. t v The Collins Co., Collinsville, Axes, building. Wililam JJ. Carroll, West Haven, 2 < v tehets, adzes, kitchen Knives, ete. up b S ER assignor to Sargent & Co, Neyw hatchets a e kero- | Alfred C. Cooke, South Manches- %3T°Ts ] : {ween | Ten Per Cent of Univ. of Maine En- |ter. Truss. hstaCaalie Sontllow s il |“Joseph 7. Csgan, Thompsonville, [°: Minlature automobiles, ete. oif| roliment Is Made Up OF Members | gijver chest. | e here | Of Same Familics {1 Wiliam 3 Day East Haven, aa4 Jycy= AL Corbin Teaves or to Index Visible, Ine., New | Orono, Maine, Jar Nearly per cent of the atlon this 3 at University of Maine is made | Maurlce F. 5 Fitzgerald, Winsted. | $14,901.29, a report filed this after- p of brother is (assignor to the Fitzgerald Mfg. Co. | noon In probate court | shown by iled at the |Electric grill | Stock and bond holdings and per- registrar Thomas A. Hart, Danbury. Slip-| sonal properties make up the es- Britatn | Examinati personnel | ping device for neckties. tate. cards shows or to Pratt & Whitney company, N. Y. N. Y. Spring back rest for auto- matle grinders | Jacob H. Krafling, East Hn\'en.t pairs of | Carroll Knowles, Harttord, nss'.gr'.-t Diplomatic? which | of a brother an 1 with | i9 a group of roned | four groups of three, T Box covering. ‘e en- | 1v0 brothers and a sis Henry E. Leppert, New Britain i and a asignor to The Trumbull Electric | ol > are ¢ Manutacturing company, Plainville. fin the freshman class. Th lade swi Littlepohn and J. E. en. Corset, girdle nd a sister. " Executi‘e Clemency for Mc{'ray Is Considered | | | . Martford, assign- | tomatic R ating | | | | | | fricerating machine, n, New Haven ssignments, to Inc. Corset. Westport, stigation of the health of former ¥ ot Indiana, who is e at Atlanta divected by President fetermine whether he ¥ nted executive clemency. Alexander M. Pasnik, Norwich. | & | S Reynolds, eenwich. | of state fun M. Rockwell, Bristol, as- by mesne assignments, to was disclosed | e White Hov that th Grinding machine. | Charles F. Schmelz, Bridgeport, v. |assignor to The Curtis & Curtis Co. | Machine for cutting off pipe. | oceu- | Chester A. Spotz, Greenwich erior of th o loss was $20,000, Mr. g Rocque owner and or hospital | par i [the | r floor in flames. They ¢ | John J. Thatcher, Wethersfield, 'ert Mosely is organizing a chapter of nwich {caped down & er in their nl assignor to Pratt & Whitney Co., N./the Daughters of the American | clothing. |Y., N. Y. Attachment for auto- | Revolution. ] L TELEPHONE 2.9121 Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Telephone 3880 MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES WE DO NOT ACCEPT MAKGIN ACCOUNTS ‘1fl HHartord Conn.Trust Bldg, Burritt; Hotel Bidg. d H. Whitehead, New Hav- ignor to The New Haven . Patent |C10ck Co. (3 patents) Two for clock ses, and one for dial glass for office of Harold G. Manning, Walk-| _YVictor H. Whiting, New Haven, New Haven. e Maxim Silencer Co., Hartford Mufflers for quieting explosive and o Atwood Machine. Co.| . The Omo Mfg. Co. Middletown. The Rogers & Hubbard Co., ton — Exchanges, §6,000,000; | Harry M. Broadwell, Plainville, | {2l assignor to The Rogers Mfg. Mot e Mfg Co. Inclosed switch. | Trade Mark Applicants . Device for transterring re-| Estate Totalling $14,901 | Lucy A. Corbin left an estate ot < of the bullding, awoke to find | Closure for paste tubes and the like. In London—of all places—Mrs. Rob-