New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1926, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN Improvements Recommended By Bristol Mayor In His Message Enlargement Taxing District Sewage Disposal of econd ! and New Plant Favored. Colds rost inte rever Crippe Be Quick-Be Sure/ All drugs CASCARAAOM’\!INE Cet Red Box Worri ife—Now She's Well RALLS Show” .. s About Sick oreraie [NARI Serew Corg (Inh Hests to Shon Nurses as 1 soe larles of 2 1istrfet is in tying sections outlying of to- it, 1 centers of tomorras t the proc continues % nothir this utt perm ent 7 uld do & re ermanent ot tiliz th money we nov e bala Yaxe veme repairs, th 1 from nts the city's fi will far exceed the time, th 1 think from i improve ete. Hen custom wit ed to do jation of the grar r efforts ma and 1 nly hum and R. SUITS SETTRED pay to show for 1y one avinz, quire- ason- | ing nee te anc rents, our a ¥ not donbt possibl TINAL B'RITH DAILY IIERAI.D, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1926 PENDING WERGERS | NOT AFFECTED 'FIND MAN'S BODY IN GARAGE FIRE RUINS N M RAILROAD STOCKS CONTINUE TUMBLE: Investiga. Continued Portsmonth, Blaze |l"~|l|l\||l One Vatality, from PFirst I tlon Shows, G n issue 1 the nonth, N H. Mareh 3 » curb market evep the | publi was suspended by order 1 of in 10 | plans were made M last 1y when they found th of oston Jusl d antomeo- | UV EOV( the rnors. 1l sales first hour of 1,000, shares, with then 18 minutes bohi quotations on the flo Mrown Overboard r raflrond shares whoss have been dimmed, ornrily, by the “Nicke ision thrown over- sp gh and West ind Wabas} ruine. The Harry Haddock » wreel of a burne hort ticker actial Stocks Ot a employe of the vard, had been Boston n & have on an train for Boston to BLUE TRIANGLE (LU NEWS smouth sterred morn navy o th mer. r plans Pla were board disappointe nd fnvestors, Dittst Virginin broke § points Missour. Pacific commor Southern and “Katy mon sagged 4 arly 6 points the other hand, Delaware Lack- ma and Western commeon jump- points and “Katy" preferred hy atial ommon, He said th when the fire nrouged | Kansa Ch man out alght MBLL. 1 was and | Had lv ek mad broke 18t uppos sitous selling the ppeared to indus- confined § Am n Can (old rucks, Jordan Motors, Hudson, Liggett Daking B 1 B, which were down 2 1-2 to 4 points. which made the best to the appearance of support and short Allied Chemical 1 Chemical pre- in e saly today that 60 known to have that others bring more, The total damage to exceed $125,000, One Margeson brothers fur- building was so bad by the intense heat th ave to be rebuilt, it auto heen to is not iefiotal Rubber, Ward Stores Me- \preted 11 of Crory red ocks responss buyin ring were Agriculty W stor maged may ered te tial strong Hurl | up l)'llfan' ('luh to (.nc l’ml\ for Employers r club, consisting of ¢ the Davidson & Levens Fair Department store a testimenial bhanquet and Mrs, 8 M. Davidson and Mrs Leventhal at the | hote! third week in The will be tendered club in appreclation of the t shown by the owners of the orcs and their wives in the success vth of the elub, icn 1o hold th the monthly meeting 1eld in the Fair store 15 planned to the feast and 1 know al speaker will gaged. Members of the club lowed to bring their wiv inds, but with the exception of it will be girls o o il El nuff whi points. U, need 2 point ponding adva of ot rie, Woolworth, Amer- nd Dodge Bros. common, were pushed up 3 to Steel com n 123, and cor- took place in dard indus- ployes fnd Vil give : to to, o5 ANNUAL DANCE Mr. Mr most the triale r stan A Great Carb Liquidations New York enrt tremendous liquidatio stocks demoralized g vesterday, a stronger tons \pparent. Initial losses of inte, representing the clos- ened marginal ded at the open- a were quie supporting nlnme, smmodity markets, with the ex- eption rubber futures which dropped ° fo 4 cents a pound, also chowed evidenc: of better support a \rrfL'\H May cent a The the utility tradi banquet progran committee will plan a suitable entertainment and the iir will be fnformal. The because of the suceess of the °nt minstrel show, voted to hold other which will be a semi-private | cot- WILL LECTURI ON DICKENS juy Armitage 15 to 20 points in the early consider . Scencs of Confusion floor of stor the cnstomers’ rooms of brol pre nted scenes of wild confusion. In some instances, veteran brokers, who maintain their seats on the exchange for sentimen- !al reasons, were sent to the floor to ist the younger partners in {1 transaction of the huge volume business, s the rules of 1 change prevent anyone but memb from actual trading on the floor. Txira help also was sent to assist the telephone clerks in the hundreds of telnphone booths scattered around the room, the connecting room b tween the floor and the offices of th rious firms. In the brokerage offices of customers crowded around the large quotation boards or stood be- nnot sell (o work the bad to for flluminated movie tickers ¢ which in a |him from a short stery he read while {o wateh the progress of the day" ¢ 'serving time in Missouri penitentiary frad Rehind the cages, thous- told polic Roche’s police re many of whom had shows that he has been in|worked into the long hours of the cars out of the past | night. toiled feverishly over ledgers clearing sheets and margin cards in —- an effort to keep up with the almost | o 0 5 |unprecedented volume of trading. 1o | Motorman Is Exonerated |uroreciiintd votinr, G RS Tie | In Death of Aged Woman nas arranged to send ont to neigh- Haven, Mareh 3 (Pr—Patrick [horing restaurants for meals for cran, motorman of a one-man |their employes in order to accom- y car, will not be held crimin- h «h as much work as possible. sponsible for the death of | widow of 196 | New York, March § (P —The Ell Mix yrk stock exchange has had 1 last Sur Kl e cl 1es of stocks in two years, ar market i« broken jssues down 110 15 poi loss estimated in the a rather slugei lling orders swe rket like a th me general, W stock into the declin floor L frer od, hrokers were gosticulating iricking orders. Messenger boy from post to post. Cler} ery available telepho! trying to keep their offices abre ng priee he held Thursday night at 6 to further plans for the testi banques. will o'clock onial Normal A school next inesday afternoon. His topic will be on “Dickens' acters.”” In t ng he will give a short tal iinment dur- '\/"anus Priest to Stand “1 Trial on Swindling Count ' Tiridecport, March 3 (P) —Domi- Rock . of 1007 (avenue, New York, alias * Wals W cently vietimized the law Marsh, Stoddard and Lay a bad check deal, in ei bound over to the surt in bonds of $10,000, Roche gave his ocenpation vookleeper and stenographer. fdea of posing as a priest in erage houses nd en will ir ‘;m.mn, hools Fick vinment it ¢ com- in f i s th \cuse, was so pleasing < recipier \ then firm of 3,700 court super- he was 1} on A\ppozl; to Govt. to Aid Starving Artists | Mare 7Pr— Artistic he garrets i as The st order h nds of clerks. rtists Sir [ ord ed to ! prison about 10 nt |3 ally hle | Mrs, B ater | Cedar Ne street Mrs injuries received when she was by a trolley car at Church pel street here, ‘I have found." the coroner sail “that the woman darted into moving tr in Chapel street. The car was roing t on Chapel stri 1 she vas stri t o left front part of today arey d 1o sl ruck a soore The Ny The of what b lay yvesterday aper w $1 How Mrs. V. R. Sweet Lost 40 Pounds She explains it below to every reader overbur- dened with excess last at he sus \ voarded at his FAT. f Ker sz the man Yard in | rv kind of Trading on BLOTTER $15.5 ON POLICE Complaining that from his room Turker, colored eant ame 1shed g to e at was 54 T 1 resord in e i ‘o thousands nierage houses tha when the 18%, for exam v was selling at Wonderful French formula works wonders even fn most stubborn coses af obesity — NO DIETS. DANGEROUS DRUGS OR E ERCISES ind time, authorities for oor the tic Hudson at stock actual he floor. final mor wres ware old, this was record, and brought day to 3,013,700, not the record for a 10,600, esta charge on of I £urre Hundreds of lerters of fat of wha have reduced with SAN-G RI- NA tell the same story as Mrs. | Sweet of Albion, Idaho. 1o st Lawlor | H Nowir authorities last will appear the Newington | TIn strect, t the ma- | lces than which is mber 10 that a commerce 1o $1,00 ame within a and t i hour than 1,000 s week withot vamful effect “Trwas ral pounds . of fat eve total or il mueh |1ast Nov r uncement of the commission’s { SAN-GRI-NA s the market closed, hit harder have been at a successive days of rapidly started discussions in jistrict as to whether “leak” on the com- STATE after SUES FOR BOARD n } were four clining pri a bond guaran- i the financial o of Robert had been a court of ¥ n's action to H. H. Stmmons, president of oxchange, however, said he had rd nothing of a rumored leak h)‘ ave Jocision on the Nickel | Plate ;‘“M”-qv(rm ws of the de- cision reached th nge through h far as he market E. 1T HAS REDUCE bouna g oer PEOPLE WHERI om 1 ity HAD FAILF 3 3 the DRETE Y court e SAN-GRI-NA i nnels so cuperior court At Lee moved to 1 to th o after SOCTETY VISITOR of the Central Junior | High were entertained this morning by Mrs. Prescott, a Humane representative. She has ed all over the I'nited States ety and has had many eriences with birds she related l" M \\I SWEEPS VILTAGE M 3 (P miles from Ot- Aestroying as places and rendering a number of persons homeless No casualties were reported. VIRE his vi1 trave for that so interesting e { anc animale, some which | to the scholars. y today. e / fen | lators | to ! ham- | ini- | orders | of | hundreds | City Items | The New Britain board of under- writers will hold its postponed ba {auet tomorrow cvening at the Burrltt hote Final arrangements nnive banquet inment of 8t E s of it 7 o'clock for the 56! ball and ¢ lodge, will Wedn 243 are sery night haa vaury mo Pythias sday Main in in Castle Visiting hall brothers reshments will e LeFla of 44 Grove uthiorties last atch worth 82 bheen from his hom Joseph Bugeran of Wilcox stroet |is resting comfortably at the New Britain General hospital following in aperation performed by Dr. Wil- liam I*. Flanagar | Mrs. H. N. Phillips, and Miss Lou and Mrs. A, I are 1ing York ety with fr Micholowski of arrested this tective notitls that Mrs, McGee of Jones of days Otis city spen a v nis. 120 rgea of made on a cha A neighbor the {complaint A daugh aln General at the New hospital to Al Carlson et. 50 born to Mr, an r<. Henry Haleo, 1068 Willow street Mrs, Teresa Hollfelder of 61 Co mbia street has left St Francls' spital and is convalescing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bar- deek at Mount Grove, “harles Beh and son, Charles Jr., returned from Florida whers e in t bui gt r was born 1siness cveral mor 1 I, Hennes: is confined to his home foction of his foot | Mrs. Mary Ziegler receivir ¢ of Long stroet with an in- of congrat Whiting ulations evening the 1 erred on seve M. Peyser of L i a f days York Miss Kathryn M. Conway Main streat has rety hora from th ospital wh °d for the oW has been con- FIRE DAMAGES TANKER Provilence, R. 1, Ma Fire swept the ofl tanker in harbor this morninz, was extinguished with conside J Royee Farnham, a home is aid to be in Stoc Maine, was serion e Pinthis whose ton, ¥ bur T. » Pinthis is under charter to the ' 1all the of England Ofl r. Mass, and is o illory Steamship York comp=ny of ned by company gning Currency 1) Movie Director 8i Name to U. ¢ An s, Mare 3 DeMille, who two years a first film director to active bank exceutive, the first of feelebrities to affix his signature United States currency. | As vice president of tt Ieial National and 1 of l.os DeMille alled on to sign 400 ten and twenty {dollar national bank notes. The hand "7"1' on held the m phone ex perienced a bit of write eramps "lm{nr‘ the t was finis ceont has no cen's to an hecome was sw Britain Gener- ! 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