New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1926, Page 17

to GONN. OPPOSED T0 DIVERTING WATER Objects to Lessening of Flow of Gonnectiout River Boston, April 8 (P)—The governor of Connecticut, represented by Calel M. Saville, committees City Items Mrs, Emma Peterson Erickson of Park stroet has left the Hart- ford hospital where she recently | underwent a scrious operation. | 8t. Mary's Ladies' T. A. and B.| soclety will hold a meeting tonight at § o'clock at the school hall. A | | soctal hour will follow | Lexington lodge, No. 72, I. 0. O. { 1" wil confer the first degree in full | forh on a class of eight candidates | | tonlght. All members of the degree | teath are requested to be presont. Mayor Paoncssa will speak to- 5 Morrow mnoon at the Corbin Screw Corporation gates at 12:40 o'clock. | [ A'son was born at the New Britain | Gengral hospital today to Mr. and today outlined to two of the Massachus legislature tho reasons why the state ot Connecticut opposes plans for providing an adeq propose wi- g Mrs. Frank Rentz of 98 ilee ter supply for metropolitan Boston |yresy o TF 1NtE of 88 Jublle and Worcester, If the Connecticut A | A daughter was horn at the New | authoritics hava been correctly in | & GTUENIEr Was born at the New | | Britain General hospital to. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Boyle of | 408 Commonwealth avenue. | | A son was horn to Mr, and Mrs. | Charl Lent of 835 South Main street, morning. | Ladies' auxiliary, A. 0. H, will to | Yormed of thesa plans, Mr. Saville sald, they will result in lessening the quantity of water flowing down the Connecticut river, injuring power de- velopments, industrial operations, in- creasing pollution and hampering recreation and navigation 5 : g ‘ mect in Judd's hall tomorrow night While Mr. Saville was mvfhm it ) o'clock. After the meeting forth the case of the state of Con- |8t "s88 SCOHE RUEF (A0 (ICHNE nectient, Governor Fuller was in ‘;1-.\‘.:1 ; conference with five water supply | Payed: | Rev. Matthew J. Traynor, pastor oxpe o Vorcester-Metropoli- xperts on the Worcester-Motropoli- | oo g “Noryin church, was o gitost of an Boston problem. Mr. Saville held that pollution of |Pricsts of Jolin's ohnseh in B dletown yesterds In the morning the river above the state line by i munieipal sewage and process water | 1° tod &b the taneial B2 dobn s "m'“ i) I,'W of | Slavin, a prominent resident there. M isetts aonla bomoms: move |- Miss Mae Koplowitz, daughter of | Soheontrated ariaon et M s and SralMorrlalKoplowlts has T oI WHMA(ELY | oturned o the Savage School for \I“"“» orm the character of the river | pyygjon] Training in New York after nto that of an open sewer, spending the spring vacation with Power developments at Winsor p0" B | Tocks and Enfield raplds would be : greatly damaged he said. s ohi . Process water drawn trom the| More Fighting Reported viver by Connecticut millg, he claim- ed, In Vicinity of Peking Peking, April § () — The forces | lthonnoy allied against the Knominchun The scouring effect of annual (national armies) attacked the reshets In cleaning out deposits of | guoiiicn oo oo | HUEET e sewnge sindge, principally contrib- | ganoin pora®in e B8 08 uted by Massachusetts, he dcclared gyangisun, 20 miles south of Peke would be considerably diminished. | jio"1aot nicht and early this morn. Navigation, he sald, would be yF threatened and perhaps eurtailed ns would be rendered even more Reports from the g of fight- the result of diminished flow and | e “PYoCovar b ot indieate Eroniigsaandbare. whether this action marks the gen- Operation of the proposed €om=-| o.u) oyengive which the allics have | pensating reservolrs, he added, iy o Tl TR o it ‘,mi might not only be of little advan- ebiila g ¢ | objective of the capture of Peking. tage to riparian ownership so far o o down the river from the point of 4 S y application, but might bo of poss- Father and Four Sons ible detriment. Possibility of harm to major fish life In the river be ening of the pure wa ge discha Arrested as Moonshiners Huntington, N. Y., April 8 (#—A | father and four sons were arrested when 20 prohibition agents ause of the less- er now diluting oday |board of CITY'S CLAIM FOR CHAPMAN REWARDS Dunn Says New Britain Will File Request David L. Dunn, chairman of the police commissioners, to- y stated that a claim for the re- ward offered for the capture and conviction of*Gerald Chapman, will in all_probability be filed by the New Britain commission for the New Britain police force when the proper time arrives. In his opinion, from information veceived by the board as to the part taken by the [local force tn the bandit's capture, | |the claim will be a good one. The board of police commissioners has several times talked the mat- | ter over, but the only action taken vas to request Chief of Police Wil- llam €. Hart to supply the mem- bers with all the information pos- sible on the work of the local po- licemien in tracing and effecting Chapman's eapture. This was given the board by the chiet and after a study of it the members, according to the chairman, are of the opinfon that the local de rtment has a substantial claim to at least part of the rewards offered It was impossible to siate whether all the re rd should eome to this city or whother only a would come here. either when the petition would be filed, because the question has not yet been opened for discusslon. It is probable that the mater will be talked over at the next meeting of the polige board. None of the officers concerned in the case, but the pension fund of the local de- He could not say partment will be benefited to what- | ever extent will effect it. the decision to come CORNFRSTONE 10 BE LAID TODAY National Press Club Exercises af s Washington the 268 from WD~ .4 giate troopers battered down the river cities, he continued, would he 4,00 "0¢ fwo homes on the edge of | Washington, Afrll 8 (P —The pre of much importance to clitzens of | G IO triet and confis. ilent of the United States and Conneeticut. eated ubout 300 quarts of assorted Spokesmen for the fress of North The possibly harmful effects of yiqy o hey were released in and South America will take part the withdrawal of pure upland ¢y 05p paj) ench for arralgnment late today in the laying of the cos waters fn preventing or lessenfng use oo horetone. of thal $10/000/6000) KD utia: of the lower river for reereation pur- R — ing which is to be erected here as poses he concluded, was a matter for yyr L A : Nautlonal Proge olub. Sorious conaiie iont Woman, Attacked by Mf\n, i ana Lose ol T Is Awarded Compensation ciun will be typified through the Reereation Conference Haven 8.—C April iming : 7 ’ » was assuming a risk of at- \and of editors and publishers from Meeting at Waterbury it il oo lthe o in ik ArtaR e sl Mo con ey & e ki Waterbury, Conn.,” April 8 (®) — grounds of her employer hroader aspects as a Washington w England recreation con- Fanning who was injured (center for newspaper men of all ¢ With representatives pros- \pop during agsault by e lcountries will be emphasized by the from as far noth as Portland, " yian as yet undentified was award- |attendance of Latin-American deld Me.. opened at -the lamil park o] $12.50 a week during inc tes here for the Pan-American reereation pavilion heve this morn- v Compensation Commissioner congress of journalists, nig. Al of the cities and larger Klein#r today, when her contention fter wiclding the silver trowell, towns of New England have dr was uph by the commissioner. | President Coolidge will deliver his gates prosent, woman, a cook in the house- 'sccond address of the day fo a group > conferenc s formally | Lold of James Hillhouse, had her |of newspaper men, his first appear- opened with an address of welcome jeft showlder dislocate Harry ance being at the morning session v A. Har excentive cy arrcsted as her assailant |of ths Pan-American Union. Il Mayor T'rancis 1 the complaint against him will be followed this afternoon by ho is now in Ivlorida. | nolled in the city court yesterday. Frank 13. Noyes, president of the | ixon opened 1he R sociated Press, and Arthuro Pel- | discussion, Paul Rhodes of | §5,000 FIRE LOSS lerano, director of Listin Diario of , and Edward Galligan of New Haven, April § (®—Damage Santo Domingo representing Latin- Ledford, Mass., gave vt talks o \afed at $5,000 was done by fire | America, and the ceremonial will be nt programs. Luncheoms w which today threatened to veep |broadcast by a series of radio sta crved at 1 o'clock. The I hange building al Church |iions which are expected to carry vill meet n at 5 k this and Chapel sireels. The blaze start- | the ses thronghout the United ternoon “1 10 a bag of rubbish fn the hass tes and into South America s 2 nt of the building and rapid lineun of radio stations in- ESCAPES PROM TOLICH its wuy throngh partitions to ludes WCAD in Washington, WEAR vl 8 P—Tames 1 floor and was tireatenin iin Sew York, and WJ7% in N Hartford, litera iper floors when the fireme York. The program will begin with ough the hands of tiw po- rived the opening concert by the United jing when he w 1 : = States Mari 1 at ) p. N o oner's p i HELD WITHOUT BAIL. rn st time, and will ¢ 1 the lobby une Lavrence, Mass,, April 8 (P-~An- | tinue through the speaking, which etives and policemnen | gelo Seiandra was held wit bail ns at 4 o'clock N nd ped throngi today for the ndjury on ing, which is to stand at 5 ring Sam Mac a r of 1 14th C participation of President Coolidge > old Ebbitt liouw a dangerous wea n o { v Willard ho 35 iomiec) o of Washing will ¢ - - result of a gun | quar for the 1 club on lon Taws o ana b two stories, with nine floors of Ny L ROBBED Selandra and Marnza {oftice and theater s below, it . April 8 () Jonc e i will e the larg ly owned 3 subsidy from | The N i1 gInugnasne] nic $4.000 in h and 10 passengers, nearly financing e ; 24, through a br 3 litated by 1) 1y n a Misstep Means Death out the comniiy 10 icasc offecs in hereby assuring ould . Ifilled from t r Many new ; s i s | paper publishers throughout t ! country 1 4 $ | by pur k. With « fices ocoupic ) capac 1 s, it has | « 1 in 1 ( which broke tour-story T v ars the seneral Alarm Sent in For Fire at Elizaheth ot N.d Ay A Lliz ra Eliz Wiy Health Will Determine ) Action on Robinson ridg s. April 8 (P Wee Buddy, carrying Miss Edith Manning, Aiken, S. C., apd | " doing the triple bar jump in the Augusta (Ga.) horse show for |, a distance of 29 feet, thereby winning the cup. la Hariardior Assistant Sec D. part of it/ money will go to the | STATE GOMMANDER OF 6. A, R, VISITS THIS CITY Stanley Post and Affiliated ¥ of Stanlyey Post, G. A. R, macting and banquet afternoon. After a meeting of Stan- at its | lin Its hall, those present went to |} 0dd Fellows hall In automobiles, |© where dinner was served at b |o'clock by Stanley Women's Rellef Corps, assisted by the Sons of Vet erans auxiliary and the Daughters of | Veter Adjutant Willlam Sternberg ! was toastmaster. The speakers in- | cluded Mayor A, M. Paonessa, De- partment. Commander Davis, Senlor | Vice-Commander A. P. Sloan, De- partment Chaplain H. W. Burrell, C. N. Shiler, patriotio instructor; Mrs t t Maud Deming, depatment presl- | o0 o “ 5 . e o O'Keefe's, Inc, with the Ginter Co. 'rl"m of the Women's Rellet Corps; |+t Sioe it e i onds George Carroll, comnmander of the | 0 Sons of Veterans; Mr Carrie Yar- | P March were § yesterday 932,868 in Februar: $8,693,417 ley Post and affiliated organizations | 1926 for 192, An fnitial dividend of 1 for the first Net profit for January ‘ebruary er all ¢ ges except depreciation, Philadelphia Blectrle Co. earned $2.93 a share on the common stock 5 dividends, Net |income rose to $7,316,869 from $6,. 1 afler preferred ainst $2.53 a share in 1024, 160,474 the year before, First on reports net the he results of the profit me T in on the preferred stock NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL & 1926. | MARKET RALLIES 3.4 per 4. W. Davls of Bridgeport Feted by [cent has heon declared by the Col. |s and Atkman Co, on its 7 per cent cumulative preferred stock, | payable May 1 to holders of record s Organization paya v SRS TEcht [ triotic Organi lons April 15, | Department Commander J. W. ——— | Davis of Bridgeport was the guest| Net sales of Otis Steel Co. In 6,640 against $2,. , with a total of quarter of and | pproximated $800,000 aft. tlonal Stores, Inc., of Bos- of $1,760,650 balance sheet showing Decem- s, the balance O RAILWAY NEWS Van Sweringen Rumors Lift Prices Materially New York, April 8 (#—The de- velopments of a brisk demand for the Van Sweringen issues this after- noon, following the announcement of an agreement botween the pro- moters of the “Nickel Plate” merger and the minority stockholders com- mittee of the Chesapeake and Ohio, litted the market out of the {drums in which ft had been floun- | dering all morning. Renewed efforts of Bear Traders the motor shares met with consider- able suceess, a number being driven | that many dea | stocked with new cars. Liberal offerings of such popular industrials as 17. 8. Steel 7" |was equal to about $2.56 a share on SOMIon, row, president or the Sons of Vet- | oot oot (00 0 Tel o ont. | General Electric and Baldwin had a erans auxiliary and Miss Cora EAAY, | g¢7nging - combined sales for the |endency to restrain bullish opera- president of the Daughters of Vet- | = 0L 248,076,740, [tions in other quarters. erans. Mr. Yarroll sang. M. | el .The activity of a number of spe- Rackus played a piano solo and Mr Woodford sang. There were abou Incoming husiness of suhsidiaries | jof the U. &, Steel corporation is r 50 persons present. { | ported to be still under the volume | The statement of un- for March, to be made 18 expected to Musiclan at the Age of Three | Herbert Kaufman, a three-year- old boy in Atchison, Kan., has al show a decrease of ahout 270,000 dy given a plano recital fn the | ong oy Ligh school auditorium that caused | weok are echeduled at around listeners to marvel. He plays | por cent of capacity although ac- entlrely by car and in his recital | qyal production fs about 100 per program had 12 numbers including | cont of theoretical capaclty, Some ‘olleglate”, “[ollow the Swallow," | “Mandalay’ 'and “Humoresque', | Lewis Wright from $544,208 1n | Mrs. Blizabeth L. Doolittle, wife of | 124 This was equal to §2.34 [Harvey W. Doolittle of 21 Sunrige | $hAre on 408155 par shares against I has recelved word of the | $2:22 & share on 245,165 shares tr |death in Collinsville of her father, | {Lewis Wright, 55 years old, and a long resident of that section of e was born in Canton, the son of |Charles G. and Flizabeth P. Wright, and was engaged in the fruit growing business for many years, Heo is sur- vived by six ofther children besides | M Doolittle follows: Daniel | Wright of Hartford, Mrs. Clark of Deerfield, Mass.,, Grace, Theodore and Josephine | as telle Wright of Collinsville, and one sis- ter, Mrs. Eva Allen of Canton Cen- The funeral will be held on April | , Yo% Haven, April 8 (P—With | jannitely downward soon after the 15, on account of had road condi. | IcPUIY sherlffs sitting within a foot | oyoning” Jordan dropped 3 5.8 | tions in North Canton of him on cither glde, William | points, Nash 2 6-8, Hudson 2 3-8 1 i ™) | Dwokowsky, who was adjuded |ang General Motors 2 in the first | s SRS dangerous by court officlals, was |outhreak of selling, Equipments | Mrs. Minnic Polorson, widow of | CMMitted to the Insane asylum at | were traely oftered despita roports of er Peterson, died this morning Middletown today. Dwokowsky was lincreasing railrond inquiries, Baldwin n Middletown at the age of g rs. She is survived by three sons, derick of New Britain, Herbert Haven and Conrad of Mil- d A Mrs. Ella Hahn Dritain. neral arrangements in charge . C. Porfer Sons, are incomplete, sister, ] Funerals | el Mrs. Charlotte 0. Hungerford mier Mussolini was given an over- The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte |Whelming ovation on his arrival here a4 Hungerford of Rusgell |from Rome today to begin his voyage judge of poli nd president of Commerce, was held at this a nd city courts Chamber of the family fternoon at 3 o'cloc home ov. Theodore A. Greene, pastor of |the men greeted him with hurrahs o First Congregational church of {While sirens shricked and the other which she was a membegawas the | Warships in the harbor fired their officiating elergyman ierment FUNS, AR IR e eomaters Polica and carbineers had a har The pall bearers were: Pardon C, [Struggle to protect the premier from Rickey, Harry M. Batcs, Iorank J. |his ardent admirers, and it was with W, Nieh lifficulty that he reached the pler F. G. Vibher All ahout the people #irged, ap- James & North plauding and shouting: “Viva Mus- lini!" “Viva Il Duce!" and “Viva ismo!" Edwin Bennett ervices for Edwin this city for esterda S, Mary's | by il be he ornin, ( zo, April 8 (P—Tr ndous o'clock it ( tional | D 1as been m 1 chapel sence of ' Industrial mobilization in t Dr it is ex to meet the emerdnc AT TG ill offi- times, Colonel Hanford MacNid jate. Interment will b Center | assistant secretary of war, told the vill national association of mannfactur ers here today *William J. Hansel The g eral of Willlam J. H prol i~ken with a fatal hemorrhage on | the army ver t Main et 1 he T clib Ired thousand odd 1 1 veste morning 2 o'cloc rticles In the great t will be held tomorrow rnoon at | There is no thought in our minds of 2 o'clock at B. C. Porter Sons funeral | telling industry how to meet the home on Court s R ymuel problem. We do not contemplate Piske, pastor of the Berlin Cc making plans for the operation of church, will off i trfal concerns. We ask that ill be Maple cometey h make their own arrang to meet the war time demands Anthony Solazzo = m——— \ Solazzo of 42 al Tuesday, was not well kno h ity s sur v owi o el 1 npl T s at Y ol parl o Sara- ken from there tomerrow for | ll'St Mongages erment cometery BOLLERER'’S | POSY SHOP | BANISH THE DREARINESS OF THE | SMCK ROOM WITH CHFERING, | FRAGRANT FLOWERS, | IGREETING CARDS] { 9 W. WAIN ST., PROY. BLDG. TEL. 886 | The Telegraph Florist of New Britain. | | | | | Joseph A Hafiey UNDERTAR] Phone 18: Oppesite St Mary Rewdence 17 Summer | | of shipment filled orde publie Saturda plants are produeing 25 exCOSS 0f quarter operations nv 40 48 after interet, | other charges, waiter | New - Haven Cour of Hartford ar Judge rates eapacity. per cent of capaelty Consolidated net profit of Magm: year hefore, INSANE HAN SENT LA PR ! |1y purchascd for _supporting pur- William Dwokowsky charged with assault Two alleni night Ed a at the county hat of a normal person. Great Ovation Given | ussolini at Fiumicino |,y Tiumicino, Ttaly, April 8 (P—Pre- | wife of William C. Hunger- to Tripoli. As he boarded the tesDf Cavour, the dreadnan, entire cre igging. Bugles were sounded y";l(iro:\.f i’.oszrcssi &lade ; Mobilization In War At Low Rates of Interest on dwellings. apartment houses a central business property—completed bulldinge or construction loans n tord and vieinity. This company can re present mortgages on favorable ter and appratsements. Information with First Band & Mortgage Co of Hartford 803 Main St 2-5073 er cent in | Tv. Cirat |00 tssues revived hopes of & new eraged about |METECF plan which would be satts- Rallroad | factory to all securities interests in- deprectation and clal stocks seemed to confirm re- ports of the organization of new pools. The principal business news ot the day was the resumption of | dividends by Ray Consolidated Cop- per for the first time in five years and the announcement of an in lerease of one cent a gallon in gaso- ations of subsidiaries this | Créase o £ ag | 1ne prices by the Standard Oil Co. [0t New Jersey, with other comp; {ies operating in its territory foll | ing suit, Heavy buylng of the Van Swerin- volved and to the Interstate com- | merca commisston. Other so-called o |merger ralls also were fn good de- | B S ‘H \| demands is still good. | | ‘ | D ea th S Copper Co. for 1925 rose to $956,- _ |mand, particularly Atlantle Coast | Line, Kansas City Southern and Ef. |Louts Southwestern. The Central | Leather dropped to new low levely 8 | tor the year, and acute weakness de- | {veloped In Commercial Solvents B ¢ land Gold Dust. { G[]mm][s Hudson 1 while Dupont advanced a with intent to kil and with the theft of an auto- |and Foundry 1. | mobile. jall. told | Pneumati rd M. Yeomans, who [preferred and Famous ¥ sentenced Dwokowsky, that they be- | fell back 1 1-2 to & 1-2 points. lioved the man’s mentality is below |a few ist was lined up on the deck and in the and | Wall Street Opening Stock prices moved frregularly [lower at the opening of today's {market on a continuation of profit |taking by traders who had bought and possibly poses. General Tlectric showed a loss of 1 3-4, Baldwin 1 1.2 and point and Philadelphia company ad- Ivanced fractionally to a new high |1evel for the year, Renewed selling of the motor hares turned the course of prices agging 2 points and Fresh points of |weakness also developed in the spe- | Dr. J. H. Thompson |cialties, particularly those returning | Dr. N. D. Schenk of |g low Norwich, who cxamined Dwokowsky [eral yield at current pricos. llectrie, Woolworth, Chicago Tool, International Match ayers all Only inst the gen- them Vanadium and Coco Cola. s opened frregular. 10s moved a trend, among Lee Rubhe Forelgn exchian, eral Steel, Persistent offerings from the bear | who were determined to contest any further advance in- timidated prospective buyers who were awaiting more light on the | gencral situation before the market. Selling of the high priced {ssues and the weakness of the motors despite recent reassuring reports about the trade reentering offset constructive efforts e where, Chesapeake and Ohio rose 3-S, Adams Express 3 and St Louis and San Francisco, Erie an {Allied Chemical 1 to 1%. U. S| Steel on the other hand, went down to 120 6-S, which was exactly threr points below Tuesday's high figure Woolworth declified 4 § Pipe preferred 31 Arrow preferred 8 call loans was , Universal and Pier The renewal for hanged at 4 per {Al Cm & Dye 1145 Am Can . Am Cr & Fdy Am lLoco i Am Ref 7 814 Am Tel Am 144 111 Am Y 11, 33 \ \ 12634 o HEY 1017 it & Ohlo . S 3 Beth stecl av 4 Ccal 331y ( 3 ( c A Chile Cop A Chrysler Corp % 3 Coco Cola Colo Fuel ... 201 Gas .. 0 Gt North pfa | Hudson Motors lLouis & Nash Mack Truck Marland Oil Mid Continen Mo Kan & AN | Mo Pae pfd TR Mont Ward 641y N Y Central 1 . NYNH&H E Nor & Western 145 145 North American 45% North Pacific.. 0% 0% Pacific Oil 4 544 Pack Mot Car 36 36% Pan Am Pet B 631 Pennsylvania .. 1% 511 61% to bring about further liquidation of | down 2 to 4 polnts with selling ac- | _ 2 | companted b evival of rumors |ber of the John T. Connor Co. and [cOMPanied by a revival of rumors | s were again over- American Car | Gen- situation | * | after having added the finishing touches to plans for a woman's s23 | ing), Miss Helen Bennett, Mrs. Sdmuel Wise and Mrs. E, Harris MEMMERS NEW YORK & HARTTORD STOCK EXCRANGE) | HIWEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN~ Tel. 2040 | BTN OTICL 6 CENTIAL A TR | | PUTNAM & CO We Offer: 100 NORTH & JUDD | | | | | | | | | JUDD & COMPANY MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBERS HARTIFORD STOCK EXCHANGEB JUDD BUILDING, PEARL ST., Cor. Toewis 8t HARTFORD, CONN, TELEPHONE 2-9121 New Britain: Burritt Hotel Botlding. Tel, 1818 Merfden: 33 Colony S¢ Tel 1840 Bristol: 124 Malp St. Tel, 2105 VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR THE INVESTING PUBLIC— Our statistical department has on file all the llsting applications 18- sued by the New York Stock Exchange. These listing applications are the most exhaustive and taformative documents of the sort, in existence. Thomson, Menn & Co. Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Telephone 25680 MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCK FEXCHANGES Donald R. Hart, Mgr, o We Offer:— 50 Stares Landers, Frary & Clark | | === | R S | IEDDY BROTHERS & G| § HARTFORD NEW_BRITAIN WMartford Conn.Trust Bldg. BurrittHotel Bldg, Tel.2-7186 “Tel. 34207 WE OFFER Retna Life Insurance Co. Rights § Bought, Sold and Adjusted T L2 S S S S e e Pierce Arrow | Radio Corp . Manufacturing Stocks, Hardware Reading Hosiery .... 5 — s Roebuck ton & Cadwell ..., — 90 inelair 0il H{d Cpt Co com ., 8T 20 Southern Pac £s & Spencer com — H {Southern Ry .. s & Spencer pfd — 12 1 Standard Oi Prass ‘ ’ wart Warne Studet Texas Texas or Co Union P U S Ind USR r U § Steol Wabash Ry Vi Pak B West Ll White Motor Willys Over L 2% T4y ..102 108 oolworth 1453 15 s o 18 STOCKS 1 Co com ..., 60 | 4 Union Mfg oC ... 27 | tham & Con.) Public Utilities Stocks, | S Tt & Pow pfd ...108 112 Insurance Stocks, Light 2718 Bid Asked oo . 45 - AstnniCrsnally 7 N e 14 T Ee Aetna Life Ins (o 5 B85 |Con F 63 (34 Aetna Ins. Co Ris 1 1 wctions . 5% 64 Aetna Tire R0 61 S Antome Ins STATEMENT Hartford $452,302,851 National Tir ) New Y. ges, 912,000, } : ) Roston = 73,000,0003 - 1 s, 29 j B Finish Women's World’s Fair Date | This committee of prominent women heaved a sigh as they rose }\mr]d fair at Chicago. The women are, left to right: (seated), | Mrs. Joseph Bowen, Mrs. Edith Rockefeller McCormick (chairman), Mrs. Walle Borden and Mrs. Clair Moore; (stand- Brewer.