New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1926, Page 17

1 i i NEW BI‘IT AT} MARVIN QUZED | IN TARIEF CASE WEDDING JOKE NO JOKE HEIRS NOW MOVE T0 UST TRUSTEES Groom-to-be Accused In Fun of | ngs by ng co the minutes showed no tlon or approval of the o only reply evoked wa couldn't say” why the nsel, as for damages, the city will leas The corporation counsel admitted TInspector Hennessy made a mistake, but said the architect was partly to he ings were not chronicled, the absence of records of the t hlame as he should not have pre. s o st pared plans of that type, and that uation for which he hir 18 1 > applicant for a permit is pre- sponsible. Csumed to know the laws, Niabons | ether iy “The mere fact that a permit was shown i’ the coal company's ledgers Eiven in violation of the law does Mr. Warr did not recall when ques- | "0t 10galize procedure and piling up tioned about them by George A OF cumulative dam " Judge All Catie BaiRaeld T T an e ‘marked in granting the injune- Mosley, the Baroness of Ravensdale, and Lady Alc T2 Metealf, Disenssing the fnspector's action These three support Levi Leiter's sald: “He is ot only & titled daughter, the Countess of Suf- of the city ordinances e ahead of the state complainant who is the prin pa arney rady sald damages wuld not be a few hnndted doll Judge Kirkham had estima would run into thousands. WOuLD PRavE FOR EMERGENG} | Famous Hotel at Calgary son. Sl nedid jeete 2l ‘{”F'I" | he told her little about his children. | ware given by the motor and chemi- Is Destroyed by Flames | Zint Al e S Bl T the best of my recoliection.” | cat shares, while & wide ingulry for | st el Nalen .. Che | R EsEEE S heraly N | gaid D Cantor, he names 1ie | ppiseellaneon issues embraced In- Calgary, Alta., April 7 (A—Th | FRANE J. TUITH unday night. Before he died, the | foo o It i miceliancouspiessambtat i a1t Dip rth wing of the palatial Banft| plice say, he admitied two other | S2¥e Were Catherine, e years | gornational Harvester, American C PI‘ODOMI i Let I ings hotel at Banff, Alberta, has| to represent the ward in more than holdups yielding him less than $5 ','“; T"’f(in' e {1",’ B.”IM ?-”: W e 1l ‘IW'! 5 (VH en destroyed by fire which broke|a quart: S » g o or whose age at the timo was four | lectric and Burns Brothers ' - 1 in cas el ) 7op out this morning and the remainder Mr. 5 20 e 4 e B Duri our 1 ried i e MY| pariy gains in these stocks ranged 01(‘1 b tHo sirliGti e wan threatenad catly In e 2 ymington was a steady factory |y, qiang refuscd to answer tions | from 1 to 8% point American is aftcrnoon. : A pon “*(?"”}“;' by his assoclales |y ;4 to him about the ¢ ‘y, Sugar fell more than a point : Stanl: and idolized in his home circl Lo Vashington, April 7 oclock (1:30 p. m. e past three i He was the best son a parent |q e [0 e Hepitials ative Mead, democr ird time) it appeared that S oLl wanlalvasst ot austan 19,100 Bayrelsof@ il l!“ 1dson ors IumY ol o told the housc commcrce ' ":n“'w‘:“‘ fare division ut the Touse: affice | Are Destroyed in Fire !, "0 SIGICIVRU LU OR 0 AL S nd well behaved and a | 1 Luis Obispo, Cal, April T )™ yyith the trading element buying L tEa e Lol o G T i(‘n Story Addition to 1 brother to i FFour ofl storage reservolrs con- | stoeks cit B e e e N * 1 I \P: L N P tain a total of 3,70 00 barre side ¢ h t overings, ion, but withou s Haver w Snuionce side or ro shoit covering imes of nation b L D ew Haven ( ‘f Hou have had no « possible motive Loy oryde oil, burned fiere on the | nrices forged steadily higher in the | ”*‘_ oprosed ¢ o SiSsent folChiay P I than to :‘; the ”,,,-\'v he expected | gink farm of the Unjon Oil Company forencon. Mcembers of all the pop- | overn P t out of theso affairs v mile and a half south of here to ' yjar groups were pushed up a point prices 2 o RIAsAaIA T = v, after one of the tanks had been o more, with. National Tea excep- | fonic Bioky o0t b w2 PRINCIPAL SLADE TO SPEAK ! stiuck by lightning. [t{onaily rising six poiate, I Riain iloiclaalianaiin i ol o L. P. Slade, principal of the veral hundred men constructed | ers were exceuted in some of Rt prackitallyE thol whol .| for added “offics roc nior high school, will epeak at | dykes to prevent 4 of the |jowopriced motbrs particularly Pa | i P S presented a the banguet of the Anchor Brand | flames to fifty tanks smaller €a- arq and Willys-Overland. A few | Gt o i e ih in the clubrooms at § o'clock | ps on the farm. t spots cropped out, with sugars o n - tomorrow evening E. M. Wight fire is said to be the great- ' fajing in sympathy with a further o the ¥ nan, viee-president and seerctary of ost in the history of American oil oyt 1gar prices, but this sell- A : S S e i story of 4 raw gugar prices, but this sell ‘}‘ “’,l at 4 1 ,‘ DIES OF (,II',‘I:\ BULLET plac North & Judd N Co., will be industry, ing did not appear to a drag on | would pobibls e e tmaster | An explosion that preceded the cpiculative operations elsewhere. s oy S SRt > be in e fire, broke hundreds of windc The renewal rale on call loans el A Harold g ten here and rocked the eity ! was reduced further to 4 per cent. L A A ‘ | No casualtics have been ed Hir Low Close ‘ e 1 vai ; Tenry V wh i 4 ki | sl & Dye 115% 11415 114% i ! v © lmorni ST TR o R G g BRI e Deaths Lawyer Is Afraid of e B 431 Alth 2 18t.¢ o bu | ‘ 13 Am Cr & Fdy 08% ¢ | : ) lied i | I8 1 Iy | Own Client, He Says i roco 1 s 1 W 1 Ne faven, ! (®) — When n Sm & Ref 120 lospital vesterday ; A Anthony Solazzo | Seematiaven fanell Sl SR, a1 re than a . William Dwojowski was arraizned | Am Sug ...... 697 m, G r. o \Iyr a2 in superior conrt today or (hi ol el 14 ¢ I been displa = . 3:10 o'clack of monia at New | °f it with nen S amITob L1tk : ! S ‘ BUYS WORRS e Public Defender Samuel E. Hovt Am ool . o L LR et i wsked that Dwojowskl be examined | Ana cop 141, or ‘ i 2 « ; mb ,.,\ 13 to his sanity. Mr. Hoyt t Atchison s 1261 1 ; ; SIESEIT, it that he fearcd the man Bald Toco ...104% ! y }f, ; ced between himself and Beth 8 s 421 4 : ” nter i in he was to defend Calif Pet . Desmond s held m ; Dwojowskl, alleged to have sho! cay pae 5 ol ARG Sl condueted 1 e (] Policeman \\mv« Dietri on ! cerro De Das vt . 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Charles 15¢ ’Ef;fi Strect Briefs MARKET S"FTENS So EuARRIpARVEWESE e o A B | T isinherited | Trio TAre) | Botause s 111 with an attack of the grip ml e Theft, Disappears and 1s Arrested the homo of his mother In Farm-| "\‘I Jorden company has de- | k Ared u a 4 i 25 : it |ington avonus, } n extra dividend of as Real Robber, e ndwiches, Crowell's | CCPt8 & sharé and the regular | ) . 6 \e of sandwiches, Crowel | ‘ R quarterly of one dollar, both pay- . | ISmanagement I Charged i) ~ew vone aprn 1 vp—samuer| Chairian Being Examined in —oaw e > |Hudson, G E d Am. Can| . Schiemelman, 21 years old, who on | Nathan Greenblatt sold today | 201 June 1 to stock ot record M uason, b and Am afli he Leiter Estate ‘.\ areh 20 leaped from a window and S Iny through Garlson g Garlson, & three- | ! Bear Brunt of Selli Net profit e Chica Yello b Leller Lsiale Lase | vanished just before his wedding enate [nvestigation tamily house on Linwood street to | ¢ Profit of the Chicago Yellow| ear brunt of b mg | was to have taken place when wag e | Alexander and Eva Schnelder, i - q sl i “": ‘{h "'“ | | . tsh wedding guests told ) King. - G. Goodwin of 60 Monroe street, N, 26 B I8LANG. 0N the 0: k| Chicago, April 7 (#) — Heirs of |5 LR him joking- shingto! il 7 UP—Chair- | alue stock, compared w! 2.2 Fork rll 7 (P—Btock or {1y that dotsctives were. cominy. ta| TYoslington, April 1 GP—Chair- | oforitd o the polioa. st evening value stock, compared With §2,220.- | Now York, April 7 UP—Stock | the late Levi Z. Lelter, dlssatisfied | gypegt pim for stealing a diamond | Man Marvin of the tarift commission tnat an automobilo owned by his ‘} 'l')‘" 4 on the stock "“"'”"“"‘ prices, which have been moving with the management of his estate | ring, actually was arrested on that |WVa$ Placed under cross-examination ' fither-in-law, John Connley of the ‘,”Nm"" SR plus after divi. dily upward in quiet trading for | s | o by the senate estigating | . ¥ L dends was $607,341 against by his son, Joseph ana Wiliam J, | chargo today. |today by the s nate “"“‘ i ’1‘_‘ ame address had been stolen in Ne qu_ 3 a8 26 4 aaul Rat wesk Dssan to hutnlaatc this Warr, two of four trustees, opened | . WD he jumped from the window [¢oinmittee, as to his activities for | yavon yosterday. |9 e year befor e J i h OF Sohieme P o | protectiv riff before he became a he . . w | Quotations for plg firon in th the hooks of tho Zlegier Coal com- chiemelman was attired in full ol 165 { . The executivo board of the New |, & Al in some of the popular industrials. 18 hooka of the Ziegler Coal com= gy, top hat and cape, and hig|member of the commission, [ Britain Boy Scout council will meet | Pittsburgh district have slumped as | Hudson Motors, General Electric | pany In court yesterday in pursuit | flancee, a rabbi and 200 guests were| e sald he "r-‘*”""';‘i‘l' ”‘V’I“' "lat & o'clock tomorrow afternoon at | @ “"“‘\' oficompetition torBbuals [ e e Tkt Brlint o f of proofs which will support their | Walting for the coremony to begin, |4t one time, of tho Home Market .o yeqnquartors. Bess. Number 2 foundry having | ' ing, cancelling thelr ear i 3 ¢ the | The procecdings today was no|club of Boston, whose members WOre i g Now Britain Plumbing Supply | 470Pped $1.50 a ton to §19. Valley, | .0 8¢ "OFe CPREEERE T o | plea for the ng otiLhe \two i HLNE AREOEAL G y wa [intorested in o protective tarift, but |, ] n bin Basic and Bessemer each hus da. |FAins and sagging a point or more | Most of the frat three weeks of |15 10F o aNd two men now serv-|, 0o 0y "annanred bora com. | €O hus brought actlon for $480 dam- | (0t below yesterday's closing quotations, | = TR (AT sient 1n probing tha |\0E. terms in Sing were alleged [that when A bR S nat A Mashin of Bristol, | ¢ ned one dollar, now being quoted »r call money renewal rates en- | : ¥ to have taken a ring valued at $500 | Mittces considering the Underwood |00 payment of a bill for|at $19 and $20 respectively. | xod o resumption of consiriuc- conduct of Wyoming ranches which | 8 farift act, he did so in a personal I e 0 : aged o resumption ¢ are art of the Leiter estate, | YN0 they held up a restaurant| B0 55 g plumbing supplies. Nair alr 1s- | Houston Gult Gus Co. has made (,ive operations in several sections of '\'.-m,l.,,,f’;, the plalntifts prosenta, | O¥Ned by Mrs. Sadie Piperkoft on|cavacity. o Lsued the writ, which is returnable in | & contract to fake no less than 6. ;10\ quring the marning. | 2 URLEIED BILLAS January 4. . A charge by Comm g o tho city court the fourth Monday | 000.000 cubic feet of gas daily from | e fnerease in erude ofl produe- | tion of ev! delved Into the | |that Marvin had asked the 1 ik ; ¢l the Sinclair Refining Co, of Hous dministration of soutl Thir v veans committen for in- | ©f April. Service was made b £ & Co. of Ilous- \(jon Jast week had a restraining in- LT e ol dutics on oolens @ fow |Duputy Sherift Martin H. Horwitz |ton, Tex. The inclair Co. also will | gyence on the ofl shares, and sugars conl mines which the founder |ereased ¢ ities e Willlam Durns of Washington | use additional gas, providing suck |y, avy in sympathy with lower he Leiter fortune left to m«h.u- |months before he ippointed to ko 5 or | 18 avallable e the StontGule ! e returned to the clly after |18 avallablo after the Houston Gulf | dity prices, of the e b5 e t 2 06 denledl by’ the d \ y commodity pr ut which under a provision of the | |the conunission, was deni Y N the week-end in New |Gas Co. has complied with the re- independent ste lv Otis |B will, :\ere sold the estate to| ;\\l:_vl»"»\‘_ T wane ALl ise eTh quirements of its contracts with |Steel preferred, Mid eel Pro- | N O L ‘ [ e e and Mrs, Dowey O. Selander the Houston Gas and Co. and |ducts preferred and Vanadium, re- | “‘"r, wrsroaithensland “'“'1‘ 4 e of 87 Chapman street, are today ob- | the Houston Lighting and Power |corded extreme gains of 2 {o near! had co:;.rm“lnn:«'uv.\m(. | |™51¢ 1 voted on woolens.” the wit- | serving their sixth wedding anni- | Co. 1 contracts will pro- |4 points in the early trading al “‘vr)m; T e “ | Continued from First Page) |ness replied. “I probably wonld be versary, Mr. Selander is a sanitary,| vide a fixed market for the entire |though the weekly steel trade re- SRR et | for protection, but the commission fs | inspector in the employ of the health| output of the company over a pe- |views reported a further softening alning ansactiony of the conl}, - a 10 foet line, but when his per- (5 fact-finding body whose duf Y department. | ried of years. of Pig Iron prices, now the lowest mines during their operation by |10 & 10 foot liné, but when hig per- o fact. bodyeqesnaii. 450 MOVOINRE | New fncome of Pathe Exchange, since last October, Packard and the estate, which they call ques- |’ vas grented found he had per- (to asceriain ih EL0DIO8 Toc i AR 31.757 |1Zaton Axle featured the early ad- mission to go not nearer than fi nd report to the president I« P, { Inc, for 1 totalled $1,431,757, | Faton Ax atices ¥ “tionavle. Vet 45t woiih Hae. domea iR His Calls lnln‘e to) Remove | couivaiant artor rotosrad divides nee fn the antomotive issues, Buy- e principls line of evidence de- |1, /gy gaid. Realizing this would not Kittens From Veranda|to $7.67 a tharo on the common ing of the rails centered largely In Molaperam e W arp el B N0 Y| v b1 el tvie ot iOLTIA (g (daaisad | Most prople associate the polica | Stock, compared with $1,312,609, |Jersey Central, “Soo” preferred and et upon the fsasing by the ZM6 | Siot then mads application for| | Tries to Chase Away artment with things severe, ar- | OF $7 a share in 1924 U LR, 0 O 0 er company to the Bell & Zolier Co. | 54O U k : pardy Wi ngaReve polnts, w@h Delaware and Hudson of 1,800 acres of mining lund. XMr. | ’,”““\‘”""fy ":;‘A “'1"1":‘: ('f“»- Democratic Jinx rests, ‘r"mvmfl” lv\-w‘ wltm‘: flm | | turning veactionary to the sustained | B O i, b s e SO R B o o 8 UORAND D GHILOREN o et o e | company from the time of its in- |1 SANeSSY authorlz e rank 7 mnth ot bashBianes foiinuman s emane | liavuian generally regarded as corpuration 22 years ago, was unabia | $0ULR e, counsel for the defendant | Frank J. fulte of 528 S@AIY | the pore headquarters _on FROM H]S SEGOND WIFE a temporary readjustment of the | U0 insate inenepriinutas w0z o0t ial Bt Betou) war] ik étiie ol cetavothia|CuIsL IR EL CEL) andRi kPR 8 g |specutative position. The action of | otirhe making forithe leassiTnin eln (Aec oSl OaY: slaay e ca it ma s ey I e {he | JOrity of persons when In trouble | the market since the drastic reaction | wal > 913, | ed that damages would be sought | © acy for councliiman in 1he} .. haget with anxiety, turn to the s been regarded as sat- | or its renewals in 1912 and 1913 A 4 last month has reg cither from the inspector o the city, | democratio ticket, and it he fe sue- py Moot B CEERE ST | Tells Court She Can't Say Where ¢ He was§iauentioned, Famiaimanyile 00 i e S R BE e s i1 e €16 nvat oraosean | L conted fofMcata ifon oy [ ¥ \etastorimy R enieu i novaral ot | whom have expressed the belief that samuel Bamforth answered a tele- | shone call to hear a woman's a;zl-i Ha \ns Gecretive) 4 voice complain that a com- mon alley cat with a brood of five | New York, Aprll 7—So secretive wly born Kittens, had inhabited | ry B. Cantor, a druggist, | veranda. Mrs. Barney of 71 |who died on March 27, regarding de- | street was the complalnajt | tails of his first marriage, that now she stated that she had no | his widow, Mrs. Eva E. Cantor, of for the family and though West Eighty-second street, who d em could not s hls second wife, {8 unable to give any | Mathieson them. She wanted the polige information to the surro- w0 and get them gates' Jtenant Bamforth told Mrs, | 0F Mr. 1T that the matter would be Mr. C ose place of bus! and he got in touch | N¢SS W 70 Broadway, n s0C] Tnvesi- 1is widow sole legatee and exect il » placed on the case and with no provisi for th young her brood Il be as. | children of his first marriage. It will be necessa them proceed- however, to serve vith citétions in probate home until her vier can be found. rightful Mrs. Cantor said in an he married the testator in 1914, in the 12 years they lived to To Have Been a Bandit Buffalo, April 7 (P—Beverly Sym i EiGe e in Surrogate Foley therefore | =% signed an or yesterday to serve fodel Young Man Found | tiem by publication. affidavit but a period of quiet and stability was esded until the future business out- look becama more clearly defined. ‘Wall Street Opening w buying orders appeared in the stock today in response to the favorable tenor of the latest Indus- trial news, litting prices nm.m-am\ | 1 t I Renewe covering, als contributed 1!) movement, which righer ope short the initial upward included Raldwin, Allled Chemical, United Drug. Crucible Steel, Alkall, Studebaker and & v of other motor shares The offer of the Standard Gos and Electric company to nangs in shares for those of subsidiaries ac- counted for a brisk rally in U ed LYS Investment preferred, h Utilities preferred and Iphia company common, the 1 reached a record high Shares of the parent ned up strength | . heav ny, h bod exhibition of g wever, tu ![EDDY BROTHERS &G Studet PUTNAM & CO MEMBERS NEW YORK & HAKITORD STOC EXCMAMGEY BIWEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN= Tel. 2040 *' - - BAATFOR OFICE. 6 CRNTRAL ROV THLLgomd ' ;;e Offer: 50 shares Landers. Frary & Clark 50 shares American Hardware 50 shares Stanley Works JUDD & COMPANY MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE JUDD BUILDING, PEARL ST., OOr. Lewls 8St. HARTFORD, CONN, TELEPHONE 2-9121 New Dritaln: Burritt Hotel Buflding. 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Rights Bought, Sold and Adjusted Prince & Whitely Established 1878 Members New York Stock Exchange Chleago Stock Exchange— leveland Stock Exchange Essex Building, Lewis Street, Hartford; Phone 2-8261 WE OFFER American Hardware Corporation Landers, Frary & Clark The Stanley Works Texas Co +s Bl Texas & Pac .. 48 )y Prod .101 Union Pac United Fr LY n Lt & Utllities Stocks. 108 215 4 140 63 Pow pfd ... 113 285 STATEMENT . $486,036,064 anges, 9 0,000, LOCAL STOCKS 79,000,000; t the last earni- was a peram- high filled ypes of Associated Gas and Electric Company 61 Broadway, New York 1ITE. MANAGEMENT Manufacturing Ste RAT n Har Hosler Dividend - Class A Stock rectors of Asse- Company has erly dividend on ite 1 A Stock payable May 1, 1026, to ) cord at e close of 1926, at 2%% of tock, or at the 1 | o o per aonum. At thess idend is equivalent per_share for the s compared to the of about $28 per bolders may purchase suficlent 1 serip to complete & full rell their serip st the rate above or below, sale price of Clas A Stock day preceding. M. C. O'KEEFTE, Seerwtary.