New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1926, Page 17

MINOR IVES NEW GRANGE MASTERj Elected at Annual Meeting Held Today \ Jan, 13 (P was elocted master e Grange at this the thr day Tves r od 1 remainder Hartford, ot Meriden, the Connecticut st morning's session of convention, M. of the 103 votes e being s Allen B, Louis G, Tolles stoward, meed 1o oversee and Mrs, | ny 1L Whitham Groton, lecturer for New county, was made state lecturer, succeeding Professor Charles A, Wheeler of the Connectient Agri- cultural Coilege, who has held the office for cight years and who was not a candidate for re-cleetion, Frank II, Pect of Kent, was ad vanced from gener deputy to steward, Mr. lves has lbeen an overseer for the past four years previous to which time he was a steward. The following were re-clucie Charles M. Adams, ascistant stew- | tl Dr. J. Howard Hoyt New Canaan, chaplain, Darius St. John of New Canaan, treasurer and Ard Welton of Plymouth, su relary COOLIDGE, NELLON NAMED IN PROBE (Continued from First Page) Tves of | Minor of Southington, | r of London | Britain G I8 that a Mellon concern is being | protected by the federal trade com- | mission and the department of jus-| tice.” “I am the one charged with fl-w responsibllity in this case here,” hs‘ sald. “So far as I am concerned I | am willing to submit the case to| any hody of lawyers such as mak kejl up this committee, “I don't expect that T am gning to convince any man whose mind is closed or who has prejuged the case." | Questioned again about the re- fusal of the trade commission to| turn over data obtained from the Aluminum company, Donovan said | the position taken by the trade com- | | was given | bekah lodge wh) be nex Clty ltems As he was driving Hu at noon, the car lan Kelly, vlectriclan, Har ot collided with an .\vu\ ‘Vll driven by Lrie Wellln wass lght, and no one up Webster owned by of 0§ Aamag The consolidated schiool district Judgment n superlor vourt in the action brought by Cor- poration Counsel J. H, Kirkham to clear title to the Arneth property on | Vanee strect and Shuttle avenue on which an old found. The action w The Moadow mortgags § not con- new officers of Stalla Re installed Friday Distriet Deputy Presi- Clava Rock and bekah lodge will by upper 30 o'clack. and evening by dent My Uaity it of i |served ot A overcoat gusoline were belonging to Nick Bocen Park street, while it was nlght on Winter street, After remaining in the New Brit- afn General hospital since Janua 4, when he was injured in a collision | hetween an automoblle and a trole ar on Stanley stre Policeman s able to leave He Is still | ts be ques St will five 2l $51 arked last unable to r"(vnn to duty, AMr.and Mrs, Arch street will ll’\ Dermuda, where they will epc M two | weeks, Max J next Unkelbach two weeks in Derinuda, t Saturday, A son was born today at the New neral hospital to Mr. and Willlam Morin of 68 Bexton cuiling Mrs, |street, Mr. and Mrs, 8. I". Seaman of 70 et left tod for New Kk city where Mr. Seaman will | i ostall the officers of Bluebird Chap- | ter, O. of A., tonight. MILLIONS WILL BE PAID STOCK OWNERS Sevelal Large Corporations An-| nounce Special Distributions New York, Jan. (P)—Stock- holders of several Lugn corporation; [today eived word of speclal divi- gallons | taken tfrom a car #pend the | NLEW BRITAIN DAILY CONLON PROPOSES SIX TOWNS YET GOASTING PR[]ERAM) 10 MAKE RFPHRT] ¢Bellevcs Youh Should Not B ‘School Enumeration s Gomplete Y Depived of Sport Elsewhere co-aneration of {he tment will be asked | of public works in an effort to reg late cousting In this city, the hoard | fed ai u macting last night ik Chairmin 1%, L. Conlon toit that V010 8 coasting should not b prohiblr but he sugge that cartain dan- L gerous s o Anterse tions shoul and t certain designated ots bu well I protected by police suporvi Attorney Casale f | leslg | | | [ The 1 b Hartrora, tow Jan, 13 (@ in the state enumeration comptre fut delinquent to prague, Waterford and Hebron, 1f thes 10 1o the total gi in will b to 7 o ALl hut six ¢ the s Dave I&chool tate break or | drops, o year 8 a0, ; i roported ms probable 1 nom t! sion ivorcd a plar corta 10 traffic the reots and to fortdd all vehiele ‘)‘Vl‘-" ing these roads, ('om [ migsioner John Olson sald ho did not favor any plan which woull give {1 . : | parents the impression {heir chil Y AL e S dren wore helng protected on cer. || : (o snumeration jtaln streets heeanse the honyd 3 MaTRAL Sl nated t ) ¢ s ‘{'ln?'hv w telogated L : L) Dapl ) i 1 Mekaila plan with s | which would ‘Nkl’h of the tail cnumeratio e of sl enumeration for year 1 for 1 em for con ol s ¢ fs | Lethat arrived ot Lconsus the figures by figures 11 of Plans for " | sides of th | Proval of the nirop ‘\\a« adopted by the strect v M owners and it e board dunm to inclue by 1,~ t cnougl funds 1o | proper grading of the propos: “H of Monroe s et af {from f In s insure 1 ex read plan Pt sixt (fin,. a request from t comuission G @i Deaths rs en Routh Maln avor of having the y\_—_—.—— | eurbs set back on hoth sides of the | Mrs. Mary Ankuda | street board will include a| Mrs, M 1 sum nec care of this |died mmrumn Ludget, The board voted (o ask for money Anvrrun\ fo grade Market etreot ‘w]n n 1v makes its hudget for 10 funeral arcangement aring was held on the pro- |I% Brodzik & Soms, are pnn 1 i walks on the | north side 1 to the |city line. Streets For Coasting After a confe with man David 1. Dumn of the nom.m this morning at rmington avenue, sband, David Ankud ol hy ral chil , she is sur- s tren, The in char incomplet of s of Newington ro; Thomas Martin hody of Thomas Martin, w in room Cl yesterday mor Joseph employme noon an- lat the rtaking parlor: on which company The commi sufeide his reneo Hams H'mlv‘“ 1 coasting will be Police Kenney | prot furnis 4 ks nts > coasters at Jangerous Inter- 1 ba for the go in- dend dtetribntio ng int L mission “is not in conformity twith digtributions running into wil- | the spirit of the act.” “There was nothing the drpml- ment of justice could do to get the papers,” he said. “The only body that could get them,” he added, was the senate, which ordered the original inquiry into the Aluminum company, The department did get access to documents in the case of the pro- posed baking merger, he said, but it had gotten the consent of the b';\\mg companies to examine the trade commission records. “Without bragging,” he continued, “I think our activities in that mat- ter prevented a merger of the bak ing companies. l\Ulh ot dollars. Dircctors of the I, W. Woolworth Co. raised the annual dividend pay- ment from §35 to $4 and declared, in addition an extra dividend of one doliars on the common stock, The compiny has 82,600,000 shdarss of common stock outstanding. rnings and cash surplus amply rant this increase in dividend, sald President H Parsons. but the full financial st uumm will not bc ready before Februa 1. The National Tea Co. has declared an initial dividend of $1.6 the preferred stock, payable Iebru- ary 1 to stockholders of record Jun- uary 20 , Direct of The | traific 1 to look out for co. SUMes 0o responsi P streets liste all n&l rs on | in using Maple to Vig Ba of Trinity Parkmore 1 1 120 e Island city where lia opencd ol o 1 tatl woi inte s0 in British trad Tesoure $1,080,887, ine amounting 1 VU TO DlP BY (A Supreme Court ol derers Who Had Flled Appeal I then conden; Tadalipe Drison Business By Trud § n v to vehicl HLRALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1u, 1926, | Wall Street Briefs SPF EULAT”RS FUR e — v IEMBERS ADVACE CONTRO Bullish - Enthusiasm ~ Features ‘ Wall Street WAKTFORD OFFICE o $1,741 PUTNAM & CO NEWOWRR & MARTIORD STOCK EXCHANGES 3. WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN= Tel. 2040 CCINTRAL Row TR, t-mg 400 at ot profits 1§ 1 contio today's WE OFFER casing of ca islde marl . idend dey cision of 1 100 COLTS JUDD & COMPANY MEMBERS HAR' JUDD BUILDING, HARTIORD, CONN, New B gain Mack bt o Upholds ¢l comion, ain: Meride Bristol: Bur n Sn Two Mur- well run if R were absorh up to a We Offer: lecision VoRtor nes nmen are Acos MEMBERS NEW YORK Trorp PLEARL ST, [t Hotel Buildin, Colony St Main St STOCK EXCHANG OCK EXCHANGE Cor, Lewis st TELEPHO) Tel. 1816 10 2105 Tel. Tel, AMERICAN HARDWARE CORP. BiGELOW-HARTFORD CARPET CO. COLT'S PATENT FIRE ARMS MFG. CO, LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK ANLEY WORKS THE TORRINGTON (0. {Thomson, THenn & o 1 Sum Tel & Wool Burritt Hotel Bldz., New Britain wtrjed LAm Telephone 2680 MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTEORD STOCK EXCHANGES Donald R, Hart, Mgr, Ihm'cd j; et WE OFFER A FEW SHARES J. B. WILLIAMS COMPANY PRICE ON APPLICATION We do not accept margin accounts | HARTFORD BHartford Conn. Trust Bldg. Tel. 2-7186 Nick NEW BRITAIN Burritt Hotel Bld'. Tel. 3420 fie Oil Am Pepn B Tt A &R Cl We Offer vs or public provisions: 50 shares Landers, Frary & Clark 50 shares Colt’s Pat. Fire Arms rs the Central Stafes 'St.: Electric corporation recommend the |8t Ideclaration of a 900 per cent stock alumhns ik t., West of (! BODY IN ICY GRIP DISCOVERED BY B0Y (Continued from First Page) Monica was about 55 vears old. He leaves a wife, two danghters, and one son. Funeral arrangements are fncomplete. Although trespassing on rallroad property is forbidden, this line has been used as a shorter route by residents of the Scott Swamp dis- trict, and no attempt been made to stop them. It is said that | this incident will result in the er enforcement of the no law. WARRANTS ARE ISSUED Waterbury, Jan. 12 (A —Warrants for the 1 Bie 22 manslaughter, Micha » ssue AT other, ) I request of i, follow o died ymobile s Fran YAl All Yale wund ates in Britain will e of the Yals club of New Bri L hanguet at the Shuttle Meadow club 1riday eve double auartet from the club will he present to art the entertainment Hungerford will he New SUIT T'OR Alex Malamud for £500 damages Cashman of Berlin to recover moncy on bill of 8310, T. Rach i the writ, which returnable in the city court the first Monday of February. Deputy Sherift Martin 1. Herwitz has attached ' property of the defendant. ESTATY Haver of 310 VILED ha gainst is (u' \|||| 10N. | (A—Under | Warren, | or pro- | which the will banker, do mbers of probabhly m lars in valus famiy. T married da daughter. Pride 1 hold Council, Foresters, | train ct dividend by increasing the stoclk from 160,000 to 1shares, {ohy te from %4 to declared an extra dividend of dollar, 2 PERSONS HURT AS TRAINS CRASH Fage) fl‘v Continental Can annual dividend r and one inned from Itirst ter, Osear Darling. or, face 45, Providen cut and here, \eml\' lorfmt Bond of \hn m H( spital « he did in \u cour this morn charga of violating t nance by peddiing goods bond $100 ofted for Giov viensly ki A and James Trugali, up ecash bond for Vin night. At the hospltal ported Yinchard t Alling el without a license, of nnl Vin, own G \ Buchard Arch street, put rd Monday Glovanni stiil this was stated hospital retained appear in conrt un r him, fedoral bond of cmployer, Frank ouis Mazzone, § i De being held on Boston. They the immigration weeks, Injured will appear before Loard in about Vinchard was shooting scrape on January 3 at 152 mont street. DeFaleo fired but both he and Vinch: stated that the shoojng was dental. Both men are being ted by Attorney Thomas F [ in shot { Donoug FOR AUTO PAYMENTS Bennett Motor Sales Co., Nair & Nair, has sued Do- rreanlt for $80 damages, al- | The rafsed | Srne Top of hill | Smith Broad | Milier Burritt Tieatty nortlie Crown St to v to exi 1 to | B ITLyman St ISt., Willow LaSalle to Al asterly A rt voeal musie Centr T St West ; Lawlor 8t., Alien St Derhy St., North VICTIN OF CHARLESTON Funerals Junior = Clarh e afternoon Mrs, Katie Ballin<ki for Mre TNoc tusstan = Wiy organ resident of y A tion of Prof hospital. held We fomorro of I Farmin SENT w H npson, 29, and ¢ New London Girl, Trying Difficult B Step, Dislocates Her Hip, —Con- fined to Mer Home, o'cloc 3 1t New Inwm Jan. 13 (A strenuous dance, ad its first vietir one of its diffi- Miss Alicn Coopes suffered a dis- is now confined The S0 Michacl Perretia s at b s clain While trying Terrattn New Gieneral who hospital ye 1 be held at § h Main sireet, morning at Toseph's chu Burial will be an st Ia and Yomon X 5:30 o'clock and o he. plant Mar conpany. in St Thompsou Mis< Martha Zicaler 1 less BN a princiy to he near by, Anti-Saloon League Abandons Its Plans New York, Jan 13 (-—The Anll-Satoon. Lengus today shand 1“‘;'x 1 £ play exhibiting rea! cock- | ! SEYRCLASD s at its “sudden death dinner” on | 374 Mrs. John rday cderal Attorney | Street. lisapproved uor was 1o, have \ 1 not 10 be dpr vso t 1 of Soxton we morning at $:3 Holy Trinity G t 0 o'clock. T arish cemetery. \ only a syinbol an . thonght to e co r has heen ¢ hings wing poisonous t lack, Mitche John Sayka Ondrick | MeCauloy Miteh il | Killed Miss m 8 wer Sexton street, chosen fro kol society on lat N asserted nbarrass Mr. Buck- h whom we want to cooper- | e the law even | use of liquor as hken. 2t R won't e Gasoline | THANKS ‘ CARD O} wish to L 1 the a symbol is a violatic | “We will abandon good of the cause.” w thanks neig to exte all T nd our si latives, friene e kind exprossi {of the onur | dearly beloved husband and fathe ‘ 8 ‘lu.}. M Philadelphia {problems on t lof the tote shipment ! pioneer MARGARET CROWLEY [the Alaska It AND FAMILY. [ Th jand will pro: HV is to be u HHU( l'v- [ \l age nd \‘HH;I\ w m\ sympat loss of " IMeets With \ccldent On Her Way to H pital | While on the way to th to see her husband, who was several months ago rom the new tank tion at the New Br Meadow street, Mr | ing, 1 Fairview street, uised and shaken up, ab in which was ric led with a car driven by when ui abeth H ’JusephA Hafiey e Opposite » We to 1 wish Ort] 1 of will b High by th dox 1 Bal 1 TO STATE RUSSIAN CHOIR CONCLRT instrument Vad will play . 13 Wi 1l Jrse i s Inere Jessi {then killed hims pole from 1) gasoline rail allroad. re it will be 1 v s clow ssessed at is n ttending sev il Motor ('n Sent lo \]'lNl'ul i for v combir ger nk our frien te prison for (v ] F;vhn;z Aw ay ()n 'lhomp\uu\ ille LM ased \rwlc ()\ er \(tondmr C hlll rh' Remll motor « plac ed to A Mid Mis Pac pfd MRS BROWN DIES AT l W, 1l and the Su hool o chofr Widow of George chu Brown Had Made Her Home With Her Daughter, Mrs, Clarence €, Pal- loota Studebak T as Co & Pacific seon Ol PRISON, [y Osgood Brown, 77 years old home of her daughter. C. Palmer of She was the widow orge W. {in Pharsalia, Brown. She was born N T, but in this ef 5 daught LOCAL STOC o : 1era N v ¥ ” 1 ome services will ton Frederie L. 0 the paster gational be at the morning 1n Iay, assistan of the South Congr th, will officiate, to Springfield, row Stocks Bid Insurance Mass., for 53 Park | lived with | for many | [Fire District Bonds To Be Approved Monday A special meeting of the Maple { Hill fire district will be held In the | TZIm Hill school house next Menday evening at 8 o'clock. The meeting will be for thespurpose of approving the proposed layout of the water system in the Mapla Hill fire district | 4nd of authorizing the district to fs. sue honds to cover construction. The annual meeting of the dis- trict will be held on January 27, at which time reports will be heard and three commissioners elected for terms of three years each, KILLED IN APARTMENT Fawtucket, R. I, Jan. 313 (®) — ward H Morris. president of the Ithode Island branch of the Amer. fcan deration of Labor, died the expense of | suddenly toduy at his home i Val. ley Falls. G Manufacturing Hard 1los H vare Jead I 13 1 [ After T will ¢ r for ge where ¢ dist ation 1 1 with I\ |s , can lml THANKS ) nc | rk—Exchanges, s ar - Exel s, 86 | a pos 3 all tomorrow eve Ang slmas party A « payment on an wobile is due. Acting on a™writ re- turnabl n the city court the first Monday of I’ébruary. Deputy Sherift Martin H. Horwit garmshecd wages a rs. Frary & Clark. company also Groth defendant in a action for 3350 damages Deputy Sheriff Horwitz has garnish. eed wages at the Corbin Screw Co. to- £ Restdence Lamb, vice-president f 1 Frary & Clark Main and Park Place, \eighbors the ki pathy | bere Iness and sym- | b S 24,000.¢ recent our | espectally the La an v German so of St. John's Luth- [ schedule t eran chureh and the employees of [as a y Signed Clara Griswold, Al time additior fred E. Piiz, ward A, Pilz 4 openeds I's 1 et et BOLLERER’S POSY_ SHOP New Slypment SINGING CANARIES lers, Co. show g our 200 CHANGES IN N TRAINS, f are| This wreckage of a huge seaplane, picked up off Barnegat, N. J., vinter's| by the steamer Alegrete, told the story of an aerial rum or sunday. | “dope’ runner come to grief. Coast guards identified itasa ! DS ;‘,” | “mystery plane” with a rum row reputation and said they had Aitlonal bre et th®) fived on it with anti-craft guns. There was no trace of thl‘ plane’s crew. e a yest avems |loved t We es' | in CHIET HART AT BANQUET Chief of Police William C is in Hartford this afternoon to at. | tend a banquet given by the State Police C Association in honor of Superintendent George F. Beach, of Waterbury, who has retired, work. has b fety comes tive vear's leave of absence. Each ber will bring a gift which will be given to somrone else. There will be emterlainment and refreshmenta also et CARDINALS, PARROQUETS GOLD- FINCHES STRAWBERRY FINCHES, IGRIETING CARDS) MAIN ST PROT, RLDG, TEL. 838, Telegraph Llorist of New Britain. ninary shows 20w ' The to be ‘ &