New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1926, Page 15

CONN. EXPERTS T0 WORK ON MYSTERY Winchester Arms Men Called Upon in Ganton Case Canton, Ohio, July' 22 (A— Mys- pitery of the murder of Don R. Mel- lett, Canton newspaper publisher, remains as impenetrable on this, the seventh day since his death, on the pnight into which his slayers escaped. Although five men apprehended at Akron yesterday, were subjected Fto a grilling last night, they told little that would indicate any knowl- edge of the crime. In one instance, authorities said, the answers of the fmen differed regarding the time they spent in Canton on the day before Mellett was fatally wounded as %e | closed the doors of his garage. Deeming of importance the es- tablishment of the calibre and type >t firearms used in the slaying, Dr. | I. C. McQuate, county coroner, left oday for Connecticut with a bullet aken from the Plisher and others found imbedded in he kitchen wall. Experts of the Winchester Arms company will be Lsked to classify these missiles. In- vestigators differ on the instrument of death, some declaring it was a rifle, and others a pistel. They also jisagreed on the distance between Mellett and his assins when he was shot. Realty Company Suit For $6,000 Is Settled The suit of the Clermont Hill and ,ake Co. of Florida against James Cowers, superintendent of the city yater department, for $6,000 has Leen settled. Nair & Nair repre- ented the plaintiff. Suit for $250 has been brought sy Louis Nair again Maria Pina and daria B. Vicente. Nair & Nair rep- esent the plaintiff and the action is \eturnable in the city court the sec- ind Monday in August. suit for $2.500 has been brought the New Britajn Lumber Co. inst S. Suraski, It is returnable 1 city court the second Monday in \ugust. Lelia, homas I buit for 31, Foster, through Attorney McDonough, has brought 00 against Mary Louise benfield of Meriden, alleging that hat the defendant’s automobile truck the plaintiff while the latter sas guiding a baby carriage across fain street at West Main street on fay 29. The plaintiff alleges that he carriage was damaged to the lmount of $25 and she was put to onsiderable -expense because of her 1juries and also on account of the act that she was in a delicate con- ition at the time she was struck. Elarfe Hebert, through Attorney oseph G. Woods, has brought suit 5r $300 against Alex Majewski, al- |ging that the defendant was guilty | e careless, negligent and reckless peration of an automobile at the | orner of Orange and Grove streets n May 30 and caused a collision ith the plaintiff’s car. British Schooner Is Released From Custody New London, July 22 (®—With er cargo of 1,500 cases of Scotch hiskey, the British schooner Fan- iec Powell II of Halitax, N. &S hich had been held under guard New Harbord, Block Island, since uesday, when she was brought in here by the coast guard destroyer orter, was ordered released today bon the completion of an investigas on by coast guard authorities hera order to release the craft was ade in accordance with advice re ived from Washington headquare rs of the coast guard, to whom a bport had been made. It was jund that the papers of the craft re in proper order and that her Il of sale was apparently legitis ate. Cast guard headquarters at Block and were notified thls morning te cort the schooner to sea and re- jpse her at the spot, some dis- ce off shore, where she was ap- ehended Tuesday morning by the rter, The vessel, according to her pers, is en route from St. Pierre, quelon, to Nashua. She carries ew of seven men. ON POLIC Leopold Esed of eet notified the n, Albert, BLOTTER 277 Chapman police that his stole $21 from his sis- Officer Hellberg was sent to the rner of Lincoln and West Main eets to disperse a crowd of young | n who were said to be making necessary noise at 2:15 this morn- Max Lipshitz of 33 Hurlburt eet complained that his horse was out of Vibberts field Monday and s struck by an automobile. [imball Burgess of 8 Myrtle eet reported the theft of a spare | e and rim from his automobi ich was parked in the rear of his ne. 'he State Trade school —officlals hiplained that boys have damaged | ence that is being erected at the ith school. fatthew Sokolick of Market et complained that cows owned | Mr, Haselbach of 73 Market et damaged his lawn while going land from pasture. er Gardens at Border Do Flourishing Business t. Albans, Vt, July 22 (P—The wave that has gripped northern fmont and other sections of the for the past three days has ven a money-making proposi- for the proprietors of two beer ldens at St. Armande, Que., six- h miles north of this city and first licensed town over the| adian line. They reaped a rich | vest of American dollars yester- «(torn:)on and last night for n customs inspectors at nston said this morning yester- ['s travel over the border was ex- fonaly heavy, 445 cars having brted crossing the line. In near- 1l cases the Americans admitted the hot weather and thirst was occasion for thefr Canadian brain of the pub- | a| | stein | tendant; ‘\\‘nnd& | ney, City Items Richard Gorman, son of Mr. Mrs. William J. Gorman, is res comfortably at his home on Eim street after a minor operation. . and Donald F. Tracy of Baltimore, Md., is residMg in this city where he has | accepted a position as reporter “un the Herald. Hs is living wth Mr.' and Mrs. Fred W. Latham of 205 | Black Rock avenue. The Ladies Auxiliary, A. O, H, 2 will hold a regular mecting tomor- | Admitting that he drove an au- row evening at 8 o'clock in Judd's | (omebile on Hart street at a rate han. | of speed greater than was reason- | St. Mary's Ladies T. A, B. society |Ple, vesterday morning Arc will hold a regular meeting tonight | Filon of 11 Broad street, Pl lat 8 o'clock in St Mary’s school hall. | 11, was fined $10 and cos |4 social hour will follow Judge B. W. Alling in police A meeting of Pride Circle, Lady ‘{\tfl"‘--i]gr:;‘“fl Rt tgment Foresters, will be el S s Beld 1Bla eveniag | yhollt o e nd without regi at § o'clock in Judd's hall. tration, SR Stanley * Women's Relfet corps’ | “"pi o { picnic, which was to be held with [ o %7 ¢ Mrs. Lillian Burr in Terryville on | 550t 5 Saturday .afternoon, July 24, has yeopue iy | been indefinitely postponed. to shift gears Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lee are bl s spending ten days in Scituate, Mass | oo o o8 PN €0 A daughter was born at New ot Heattlc!on " the ‘atrcat: Britain General hospital today 1o |Motoreycla Policeman W. b, Haye, Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Falk of 100 festificd that Pilon was driving at Willow street. {the rate of 35 miles an hour when Stanley Lewinski of 102 Sexton| he was overhauled at Vine etreet. street reported to the police today | Pilon said the registration was the theft of a tire cover and motor {not in the car and the meter from his car after midnight.|was not available when Co. No. 5 of the fire department |the vesterday morning. was called to St. Mary's playground in court 1:15 this afterncon to a grass forgotten fire. Plainville Man Travels Hart Street at 35 Miles an Hour - cou of he was driving 0 miles our the hill park he did so he incre at the nd wher opposite not harn said, nd was he took He to nse had vest at take it with him 3 Bad Check Case Nolled Prosecuting Attorney J. G. Woods entered a nolle in the c uel Inturrisi of 120 W who was arrested ¥ geant O'Mara on issuing a wortl | rist is secrets the Comumercial and is alleged to given check for $100 drawn on the Ne | Britain National bank to Nicholas M. Leti without having sufficient The tourdst bus had colllded With | pyydg in the bank. It is unde stood a taxicab and its occupants Were |ine check has been redeemed. {surrounded by a mob of 200 persons | S o who hurled epithets at the tourists| 1 ous oo foronned Chiok 1d recalled the wartime alliances. | strect, arrested by Motorcycle Po. The tourist bus was about to g0 0N |jiceman Strolls vesterday when the Frenchman and Engli Depting ot Blanley siraet i ovas soo {man arrived in a private automobile |Jcased by the prosecuting attornes and tried to calm the shouting | without going to court, and a nolle {erowd. was entered in the case of Mrs Instead of being pacified the phine Gurnicki of 103 Franklin crowd turned its fury on the would- be peacemakers whe fled under the blows of canes. The Frenchman was hit in the head and the Englishman lin the eye. Peacemakers Attacked In Paris Street Fight Paris, July 22 (A—A Frenchman and an Englishman who tried play the role of peacemakers in Montmartre this morning, were the sole victims of a third tourist bus within the day to attack on last al hree Jose Two Children Crushed Venice, Cal., July | at play on the beach here yester watched the antics of an airplane that swept the skyline and fiitted in and out over the ocean. the great machine swerved and fell The youngsters thought the drop was a part of the pilot’s program. Instead of righting itself, however. Hartford Boy Arrested After Firing at Lol‘) Hartford, ~Conn., July Tu v night residents of the tene- ment building at number 277 Main street thought they heard a muffled revolver shot. But they felt they must have been mistaken until the | body of Joseph Rossmerisa, about | was found in his room this after- | romping c noon. ing across his chest was a | fer, 13. of Venice and an uniden . gripped firmly in his right | fied girl companion of about the He had shot himself in the | same age, were crushed to death and | temple. James Lyons, Rossmerisa, who was deformed, is injured dange to have been a tinsmith. ssland, employed far as could be learned he has no | cial airport here, relatives in this city. He had been | pilot, and a 'passenger, w |living alone on the fifth floor of the | jured and the airplane building for about two months. Wil- | slightly damaged liam Lepenies, who occupied the| Cro was held on room next to Rossmerisa, passed the | of mans door of the latter's room today and | noticed the revolver across the man's (olches[ey Stuker Is body. Patent Office Deluged T, ““‘;‘,‘” With Radio Inventions | samucl singer. one of a dozen stri Washington, July 22 (®—The rise of the M. Levine Cloak and Su'f of radio has resulted in the swamp- Inc., at Colchester, was arrested ling of the United States patent of- morning by state police follow- |fice under the greatest deluge of alleged jostling of a workman applications in history the Levine factory. Although the number of examin- The factory was clo: ers handling radio applications has |When the gencral cloak |been almost trebled, there are 1,850 worker' was called and was petitions pending as compared with |opened a few days ago with import- 1,504 on January 1 and the radio led help. division is five months behind the | Singer will be t applications. |on.a charge of br ildren. Madeline Kup- So by & comme who was acting as ere not in- was suspicion July { thi ing of strike ed this afternoon SHORT CALENDAR DOCKET There are 20 cases on the cit court short calendar for the se: next Monday afternoon, as John A. ws Co. Inc, Rachlin, ‘v Sidoti, judgme armine Menditto, by T I. Rachlin, | ve. Vine relen, judgment; Peter | Brooks, M. Greenstein, vs. | Rose A. Bickerton, by Thomas F. McDonough, taxing of costs; _Uno Johnson, by I I Rachlin, vs. Josefa Kozlo, et al, judgment; David Levin, by Nair & Nair, vs. J. 1. Kilbourne, default and judgment; The Aetna Finance Co., by Shapiro, Shapiro, Goldstein and Brody, vs, J. P. Barr; al, by Roche & Cabelus, motion to reopen default; Hugh Reynolds authorities much trouble. Grain and ¥eed Co., by Oyril V.| Gaffney, vs, James J. Donahue, by Hushand Quits Work, So Stanley J. T disclosure of de- | yife (alls Police Pahol fense, default; William Howarth, by Nuir & Nair, ve. Frank Howart, by Uflicer ColliukBwent 40300, Bos Kirkham, Cooper, ~Hungerford &| Y% Sreet last night 10 thvestis: Catoie leanie o G,,M‘,m: complaint of a disturbance, and re- Riss, by Mich r‘I‘ ported that a woman called the po- 1'l|(\mu‘n‘( ux, B lice patrol because her husband had Slendli! of “,\nm worked in three d There Britain, by Kirkham, [ PREED GRS FOr L R heirs, representatives of Andrew P. Syrack, nient; Anthony Srogi, Gaffney, vs. Schultz & Costello, Tnc., | ot als, by Hungerford & Saxe for Schultz & Costello, W. M. Green- for Tda Horwitz, default for ilure to pl Joseph H. Yonan, v I. T. Rachlin, vs. Joseph Perrotta, Alfred LeWitt, pleading by de-| John Smolak, by J. G Frank Nipert, by B. I. Monkiewiez, dissolution of receiver- | ship, discharge of the receiver, au-| thority to turn over assets; FElihu| Burritt Hotel Corp. by Donald Gaft- | vs. John J. Donahue, by §. J.| raceski, disclosure of defense, de-| fault: Gaffney & Roth, by Donald | Gaffney, vs. 8. Herpst, by H. H. Milkowitz, default for failure. to| plead; John Tsaac, by Edward A.| Mag, vs. Gooby, motion to re- open fudgment; Ralph Hedenberg, by Joseph G. Woods, vs. Jacob Schwab, iudgment; Millie Greger by |den, an ele Joseph G. Woods, vs. TFrederick| Sonstrom, defendant for self, judg- ment: A. J. Grise, by Nair & Nalr, va. Willlam Schmidt, default, judg- ment: Max Honeyman, hy Harry M. Ginsburg, vs. Morris Wisnefsky, by Joseph G. Woods, default for failure to plead. Suggest Giving Auto ston follows: by L I in Hartford, the state July 22 (P—An article motor vehicle depart- suggests that it “would b fair” if the present law which the age limit for licensed motor ve- hicle operators at 1S, was lowered to 16 ye The item states that in all bordering states the 16 years and points out where itors, who are licensed in other states and under 18 years of age are loperating in this state illeg It was said that this | phase of the law has gi et n the state J. T l ity of vs., widow, and creditors | default, j‘IV]R‘~‘ by Cyril F ACCIDENTAL DEATH Greenwich, Conn., June 2 Harry Tief, 24, of nephew of Bishop Tief of Concordi Kar who was killed in a motor- cycle accident when a tire blew out and the machine crashed into a hill on July 6, met death Corener John J. Phelan found his report tods William Duf who was riding on the rear seat was injured but has recovered. s in by vs. RIOT AT PRISON Pittsburgh, July 22 (®) — A riot call was received at Pittsburgh po- 1 the Allegheny county workhouse, city and county detectives and dep- uty sheriffs responded immediately They were armed with riot guns. N KILLED (A —William Mad- trician in the employ of the Connecticut Light and Power company was killed when a big wall |switch blew out at the company's power plant a( Stevenson Dam about two o'clock this afternoon. Derby police were called to the scene and Dr. W, H. Plunkett gave the man medical attention but his injuries were found to be fatal and death soon followed. Madden lived in Waterbury. ! ELECTRIC Derby, July READ AERATD CLASSIFTED ADS FOR BEST RESULAYS more | IBt\Hol d, by want | sed the | at | car owner | Suddenly | 1 airplane moving 100 milcs tening violence, | | |strange ‘IN night following reports to he Licenses at Age of 16 |quarters that the animals were ment bulletin for the current month | {ner minimum | particular | dog. |at 1 |annoying the residents in the east- | sister besides Mrs. Moore, @— | enwich, by accident, | | | | | | ice headquarters this afternoon for | aving for the scene in automobiles, | | a visit I no L \BABE RUTH CATCHES charged with breach of the | | | | | Bl S e When Airplane Falls | | 22 (A—Children | lay | | dropped the machine crashed into a group of | Angeles, | Jimmy | only | ed on July (‘ and “‘-”\lunlm~ Reported Mad But Reports h of the p wee.| o Wall Street Bnefs PERSONALS \ Mrs. Maurice J. Fenton of New Co will vote August 18 on a pro- Mass., is visiting her hus- [posed chaige in the par value of Its |band’s mother, Mrs. George J. Fen- [stock from $100 a share to $25 with ton of South Burritt street. |an issue of four new shares for each Stanton E. Ashley went to Boston | Peld y v, ‘returning to this city last | night. te cables to Borne Serymser share now Priy Wall street banke addition to the {Itallan government oudget surplus {of 1,400,000,000 lire and cash r {serves of four billion lire, the sati factory financial condition of the country was further indicated by the t that only eighteen million of the government debt of 91,3 000,000 lire, is short term. The gov- ernment owns state railways valued at about 60 miNion lire. Schulze | yyn, surplus of the New York, vacation {chicago and St. Louis (Nickel Plate) dward Schulze o\ 0 ed 10 $192.490 after char latters’ cottage |2" to $192.490 after charg ainst $364,036 in June last year. {For the first half of 1 however, the total was $4,128 against $2 Theodore Beaven, a. superintendent of the school de ment has returned to his dutie the department after spending month in Maine. A. Fallon hools in, tant to th lire 09 Miss Ella clementary s Somo, Wiscon spend a month supervisor of has Jeft for Lake where she will vacation. Mr. and Mrs. William spending two w ith Col. and Mrs. E of Hartford at the near Indian Neck Martha Clark of two weeks nd Hart second week wa Miss Maxine Hart named place. expected home within few Miss Katherine Hannon Wallace street has retura Albany and Lake Geor where she re a 26 Miss is completing at rvice Co, reports surplus led June 30 amount- 43 available for com- and reserves against year before. Earn- common stock ountstan Vineyar 3 5 | Cities Bluffs. e : for the ye ing to §1 mon divid £10,276,607 in ing incre 14.04 S in visitin last She is % nds of 31! d from w York, has been spending the | past two ks. | Mrs. Kenneth T. Sloper of West ! Main street is spending a month at Yellowstone, Wyoming. Mrs. Carl Smith and son, s on the per cent. New profit of Gen vertising Co., for the second qu ter was $1,065.466 after depreciation and federal taxes, compared with of Sprlneald MasiL T b $676,005 In the corresponding period pending a week with Mrs. Smitl's |45t Year. and $501,586 for the first brother, William Klampt of Colum- |uarter of this year. e the first half of 1 Mrs. Edward Lehr and Miss Min- 356,743 New York city are visit- = and Mrs. Lebr of Columbia Hom ve after divi- dends was hr of ing Mr street Miss Mildred spending Marion street Mr. and Mrs. Wallace in Vermont Gross business of {Investment Trust corporation for the half year to $111,049,752 |from $69,880,404 in the same period of 192 Its business is financing on time payments. Net profits were $1.- 976 an increase of $385,616 or 42 per cent, the Commercial Meriden is zose with Mi Walla Land of days of few McGuire 30 Arthur street are H. Hill of | vacationing | Judge Makes Good Threa | Drunken Dmel Is Jailed Wallingford, July (P T. Downes of BALL FROM RTRPLANE [ioey mana zoon: nis romee is !D sentence next offender brought before him on charges of Makes Good On Seventh il((‘n|||l— driving an automobile while under to jail prom- influence of liquor | George Harwood Meriden re- | ceived a jail sentence of 10 days on | this ch He was not fined, but red to pay the court costs when raign today, following his ar- st on July 5 The court renewed its promise to continue jail sentence for this of ense. Plane Going 100 Miles An Hour At Time. 1 Field, N. Y., 2P “Babe” Ruth today claimed a new lionor—that of being the first man | v ¢l a baseball dropped from an | an hour. baseball of from | dropped flying an | to estab- | d not July ord He caught a from regulation an alfitude feet. The ball H. F. McClelland, he attempt altitude catching r ure as Ruth could balls dropped from highe s In time catch ttempt. by Capt. Resident of This City for 45 Years r al to get under them. Wias n de on the sev The first attempt was | made at altitude of 1,000 feet.| CI The ball dropped among camera 389 Chestnut street, men. The plane then descended | giojock yesterday afternoon at from 200 to 300 feet and Ruth m Whits Home Hartford ed five balls after hard runs. He : was dressed in his national guard from the effects of a shock suifered about ten days ago. private’s uniform and the tempers 5 ture on the field was 100 degrees He was born in Sweden May The ball Ruth caught was drop- He lived in this city past 45 years. For about 12 ye: from the plane 200 feet beforc over Ruth’s head, Like the he worked at P. & F. Corbin Co. it was sucked along by the | Fraternally he was associated with which could not reduce speed , the Vega Benefit of which 100 miles an hour. he was one of the founders. Sur. A e viving him are_his wife, and daughter, Miss Beatrice POLICE SHOOT TWO DOGS 20 Saasism ot e ‘ He was in good health until a year and a half ago, when he his first shock. Funeral services will 30 o'clock tomorrow irwin chapel Rev. Dr. Abel Ahlquist, pastor of the First L | theran church, will officiate. TIni ment will be in Fairview cemetery Succumbs to Effects of Shock— Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon. an arles A. Dahlson, 63 years old, of died at 3:15 sanitarium, 18 for ped it was other: plane, below society, Dahl- had be held afternoon at Are Found To Be Exaggerated— | Animal Hit By Auto Dispatched. dogs which ly were ting were shot by policemen A mad. however, the reports exa; In both instance licemen found the ated. Officers Kumm and Wa went to 37 Hurlburt street killed one dog, and later O Feeney shot a dog at 51 Franklin | street and a cat at 107 Maple str This morning, Officer found a dog with hind quarte paralyzed, in front his home at 143 Kelsey street, animal ap- parently having been struck by an automobile. The officer shot the l»n, | abeth McElroy Mrs. th McElroy, widow of Timothy McElroy of 50 Court street, a short | sister of Mrs | this city, and Meriden for 4 she was n parishioner church She leaves two sons, Raymond of Meriden lafter iliness. She Katherine was a ven was the Moore of resident of of the of St. Rose's Complaint was made fo the police :40 this morning that dogs were Lving and and another Mrs. Mar- The fun- late honie 30 o'cloc ern section by barking. The doj ret are owned by a family living at the | eral corner of East street and City ave- | Saturday nue, | A requiem high mass will be brated at St. Rose’s church at { o'clock. Interment will be in Sacred Heart cemetery. Lynch of Meriden, will be held at the morning at § AT BY LOUIE S.JONES Il Funerals —_— Oscar B. Diggs The body of Oscar B. Diggs, { mer amateur bicycle champion of | Amer , is lyipg in state at Mitchell rlor: at 11 Franklin Sq funeral will be held | tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at A. M. E. Zion church. Rev, L. M. ‘-\ll.\!ili. pastor, will officiate Inter- bent will be in Falrview cemetery. FINE - TELL HER IF SHE MUST KNOCK TAND BUILD SOMETHING” Joseph A. Haffey UNDERTAKER Phone 1625-2, Opposite St. Mary’s Churel Residence 17 Summer S(,—16 BOLLERER’S POSY SHOP TO FRIENDS WHO SAIL YOU CAN SAY “BON VOYAGL” WITH FLOWERS BY WIR 89 W. MAIN 8T, PROB. BLUG. FEL. 886 “The Telegraph Florist of New Britain” HETHER you are going to build or buy we can help you plan. We have both lots and houses priced right and would like to explain our terms. Call us on the phone. LOUIE §.JONES AGENCY COU/?T ST, sed to 16.58 per cent from | 1 Outdoor Ad- Surplus for | Judge | the Borough court | (HARLES A. DAHLSON DIES | Josephine, | about | at | - |North Pacif Stadler | Meriden, died this noon in that city | during which | tor- | AFTERNUHN DROP | IN THE MARKET 'Sudden Outburst of Short Sell-| ing Causes Decline PUTNAM & CQ | ] MEMBERS NEW YORK & HMAKITORD STOGK EXCHAMGEY JUWEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN~ By the New urst Asmoc York, of ed Press. July short We Offer selling prices Sudden out- turned the { course this of downward 200 American Hardware 200 Stanley Works afternoon after In news an early display o strengt! the absence of any definite to account for the decline, it was attributed in some | quarters to r New York F would increa: vived rumors that the ederal Reserve Bank its rediscount rate at its meeting late today, but call | money remained unchanged at 4 per | |cent with “outside s reported as low as 3%. The sellir Thomsen, THenn & Lo Burritt Hotel Bldz.. New Britain Telephone 2580 MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES Donald R. Hart, Mgr. converged at the motors, coppers, steels, {ments and high priced specialties. U. S. Cast Iron Pipe | | quickly lost y 64 point gain {and dropped 2 points below yeste jay's final quotation. Weakness of t steels was some- what of a surprise in view of the resumptiort of dividends on Republic el common yes v and predic- | tions that the Bethlehem Steel Cor- poration would show earnings of over $4 for the first six months Coppers were in supply despite rela- | tively stiff red metal prices and re- | ports of a good domestic demand for metal, Private cables recefved by bankers | from Paris were optimistic ter, and indicated that strong |hopes were held out that the new Poincare ministry would save the | franc. This cheerful feeling was re- |flected in the high rate for Paris exchange and the stronger under- tone for French bonds in the New }\flrk and London markets. High Low | A1 em & Dye 1 | Am Can Am Am Am Am first on | equip- industrial its ear! WE OFFER GUARANTY TRUST CO. Price on application WE DO NOT ACCEPT MARGIN ACCOUNTS the in char- BROTHERS &G NEW BRITAI N Bumtt'Hotel Bldg. “Tel! 3420 IEDDY HARTFORD Hartford Conn.Trust Bldg. Tel.2-T186 Close WE OFFER 50 shares Stanley Works 100 shares American Hardware Loco Sm & Ref 1 Tel & Tel lH Am Tob .., Ana Cop Atchison | Bald Loco .. [ Balt & Onio | Beth steel f Pet m ARSENAL BIPLOSION o e e 4 e AGAIN IS RLGITED .,“““ RY STATEMENT balance ..... $215,047.444 & Ohio 140 1 & Pac r Corp "uel Gas Prod | 47 Consol 104% Corn New York —Exchanges, ances, 89 Widowed Woman and Man Who 868,000,- Dodge s e, Dy Pont De Lost Wife in Blast Both Tell I.:“» "1":)'{ 3 Their Stories, Erie 1st York I Pl ry Rubber 1 - [ wid {Genl Aspl d ohw he Genl Elec ed Genl Motors court of Gt North Iron Lake De Ore Ctfs ster. Gt North pfd lightni Gulf Sta Steel at least fudson Motors widower Tnt Nickel 38 : person at {Int Paper .... NS ..v‘ww,,‘, in {Ken Cop 853 | ts {Ean v m<“x s from Mrs, a chief Bo! — Exchan es, §4,000,000; prd ers New (A July 22 I‘crmloton Ta kes Rap At Civic Orgamzatmns i e Waterbury, July 22 (P—*Service e ’M \"‘“! T P ., such as Rotary, Kiwanis and are not worth a damn,” said ‘empleton, ex-governor of nnecticut, at the meeting of the club here tod Templeton made this state- in commenting on what the ud other civie organizations erbury are doing to save the baseball franchise in the East- league since the announcement was made that the franchise would be removed to another city because of the financial loss entailed by the owners here. Mr. Templeton owns the majority the stock in the club. “Service meet and pass a lot of reso- 18," Mr. Templeton added, “but you get H"h( down to it they he rushed thi a ring he| B TR [Pipe Smokers and Those Using Holders Are Fewer ington, July 22 —Pipe smok- those persons who prefer their cigars and cigar- of e L ma inquiry inve nark mu The depot as 1 on July 10 with a ition wn up by loss of Mr. i ‘* rvice in W them M. were read. {ern widow W eleetrical depot oi Joseph gunner arsenal, told how th storm broke over the how her hushand kept g the house to see that had been dc When that fire had been started shouted to his wi and flee for their lives and to his death. Nothing but worc ever found. A, Fee | Mrs, Gately that he, were calling Gately, the of Jersey Louis § [Mack Truck Marland Oil Mo Kan & {Mo Pac pfd Mont Ward .. 7 National Lead 157 |N Y Central ..130 INY NH&H 462 [Nor & West ..1513%; North Amer .. 52% .Y Car 41 B 6§ 541, and out of mage came | ¢ Gately | lutic uests whe a0 no d word lubs o do an wa [Pack Mot |Pan Am Pet r*»)ummnm ‘\.ldln Corp . |Sears Rocbuck {the storm broke. n th r Southern Pac gunner called to them to fee y apparently are thinning out. {Southern Ry . ald he got the ldren| A census of establishments man- |Studebaker |into a passing automobile and they ufacturing pipes, cigar and cigarette |Tobacco Prod od for ty. As they reached [holders, announced by the commerce | TUnion Pac limit of arsenal grounds the |department, showed that their out- United Fruit blast ok region and [put in 1925, decre 24.9 per cent U S Ct Ir' Pl dly injured. 'as compared with 1923, the total last U S Rubbe K by s ) | t $7,284,463. Wabash Ry The Smilmg‘ Stork A brother-in-law o in and Tren s t1 t P ind ney told his wife his statement on ettes women and c Ar s the | first {Mrs. F She wa eney stru was fat 1421 44% 30 69 59 167 13815 = Ward Bak B West Elec White oMtor Woolworth LOCAL STOCKS Putnam (Furnished by & Insurance Stocks Bid Asked 7 760 §90 90 550 10 { Aetna Casualty | Aetna Life Ins Co. Actna Part Pair Aetna Full Pald Aetna Fire | Automobile In: Hartford Fire . National Fire . Phoenix Fire Travele ‘(unn C Manufacturing Stocks Am Hardwa 82 Am Hosiery Beaton & Cadwell | Bige-Hfd Cpt Co Billings & Spenc Billings & Spenc Bristol Brass Colt’s Arms | Bagle Lock Fafnir Bearing Co |Hart & Cooley .. Landers, F ... N B Machine A N B Machine ptd .. Niles-Be-Pond com |North & Judd Peck, Stowe & Wil | Russell Mfg Co |Scovill Mfg Co Standard Screw | Stanley Works .... | Stanley Works pfd Torrington Co com Union Mfg Co .... Public Utilities Stoc Conn Elec Service Conn Lt & Pow pfd Hfd Elec Light ex N B Gas .. 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