New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1926, Page 25

87 GIVEN FINES OF $2:00 EACH American Malleable Iron Cast-| ings Case Is Ended Cleveland, Aug. 6 (P—A federal court fight of almost two and & ha)f years duration against forty-eight members of the American Malleable Castings Association and forty.seven large Malleable Iron Castings Com- panies was ended today when eighty: seven defendants appeared before Féderal Judge Westenhaver, entered pleas of nolo contendere and were tined $2,500 each. The indictment upon wWhieh the defendants were brought to trial was returned by a federal grand jury at Cleveland in March, 1924, and fol- lowed a long federal investigation, The defendants bitterly fought the government's efforts to bring them to trial. use, but the government finally won in each case. The most important and most pro- |1€ bought the burglar alarm from a tracted phase of the resistance grew out of the refusal of defendants liv- ing outside of the Cleveland federal court district to appear here for trial. More than two score trials and court pruceedings, involving ha- Dbeas corpus actions and appeals to cireuit courts and the United supreme court were required to se cure extradition for the defendants. Finally by virtue of a sypreme court ruling the defendants were or- dered to appean in Cleveland for trial. Date was set for September 13, 1926. The decision fo enter the ‘“nolo contendere” plans, which are virtual- 1y pléas of guilty, as the expression means that the indictment is not contested, came at a meeting eight days ago in Washington between Attorney General Sargent, his Assi t Russell Hardy, and representa- of the American Malleablo “astings Association, The indictment returned against the defendants charged them with manufacturing seventy-five ver cent of the annual production of malle- able castings in the United States, with having conspired since Janu ary, 1917, to assign and allot t buyers of malleable iron castin among themselves and to fiv prices These arrangements, the indictmen alleged, would serve to competition. The indictments further charged that the American Malleable Cast- ings association was used in carr ing out the alleged conspiracy. indictment was returned undgr the provisions of the Sherman antl-trust act. Mazimum fines for corporations for this charge is 35,000 and for in- lividuals is $5,000 and a year's im- prisonment; the $2.500 fine wa agreed upon at the conference last The The finés meted out today totalled $217,500. Several weeks ago five of the or- iginal 95 defendants entered and were fined an gregate of $14.- 500 this brought the total of the fines to $282,000. pleas Eleven City Employes Practically every legal ac- | s|a drawer, eliminaic | HELEN DROBNIS DEAD School—Death in Suffield. from high school graduate from in 1928 and ness. | Drobins and made her honfe at |Smalley street. At her graduati active part in the social affairs her class. Funeral arrangements in charge iJ‘ M. Curtin Co, are incomplete. " Automatic Burglar | Chicago, A jan automatie |wounded an 11 |and caused police to summon 6 (A—Explosion “garage gard as a dangerous weapon. | | The girl's father told the police | |neighbor who lately patented tion, devised to be fastened over |the door is opened, discharging bullet. The father had left the guard through some clothing, knocked against the side of the her body. MISS McALOON SHOWERED evening by Mrs. Edward Lansky |erine Mcaloon ot 30 guests were present. Miss M. Twenty-One Year Old New Britain Miss Was Homor Pupil At High Helen Drobnis, about 21 years old, |an honor student at her graduatien the College of New Rochelle a month ago, died this l.ft-‘ |ernoon at Suffield after a short ill- | She was the daughter of Walter trom the New Britain high sehool| {she read the class will and took an | Alarm Wounds Child guard” year old girl toda the tién for resistance was brought into [[nVentor to explain what they re- The alarm is of hinge-like construc- |door so that it will explode when and the girl, rummaging awer, dis- charging it. The bullet went through A kitchen shower was given last | West street in honor of Miss Cath. |McGauley and Miss Florence Stanley street. | Supper was served on the lawn un- |2nnual vacation der an arbor decorated with color- ed lanterns and electric lights, About {Aloon will become the bride ot John | | Dudack of Putnam street in Septem- On Verge of Bad Split |2 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 192 ~ —— —— PERSONALS Miss Evelyn Miller of 48 Cedar street will leave tomorrow afternoon for Narraganseit Pier. {ton street is spending the week at a|New Rochelle. Major Howard Donnelly, U. §, A, was a recent guest at the home of Mrs. P. J. Egan of Division street. | Major Donnelly, who is a West Point 52|graduate and was a member of the on |A- E. F. is studying for the general staft and will finish his course this Miss Kathryn Reilly of Washing- | heriff Beers Captures Truck Loaded With Beer New London, Conn., Aug. 6 (®— A steel moving van was halted here last night by Sheriff Morris D, Beers. The driver Clive McGibney of Brook- lyn. N. Y., first claimed it contained furniture and later admitted that it held beer. Sherift Beers was suspicious when he found the steel doors of the van | locked. on the driver divulged the true na- ture of its conteht McGibney and William Devoe, also | pany Wall Street Public offering $5,000,000 Gve to H from alsey, of an issue of per cent serial notes Stuart and of Brooklyn, who accompanied him | veloping its subsidiaries in the van, were placed under arrest | other purposes. on the charge of illegally transport- | |vear at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. |/0g liquor. | of| Miss Sadye Koplowitz of Trinity | 1onds were fixed at $1,000 each. su {street is spending two weeks in|The prisoners will be given a he of {Trenton, N J. Mr. and Mrs, H. C. Blakesles of Hamilton street leave this week for |an extended trip through the west. Mr. Blakeslee will stop oft at Kan- |sas City while Mrs. Blakeslee will of |continue on to San Diego, Cal. | - Mr. and Mrs. George T. Patterson and Mr. and Mrs, Cassius Coonradt of 635 Main street left last night on {an automobile camping trip to the | Thousand Tslands. Officer and Mrs. W. |20 to Myrtle Beach |for their annual vacation. . Strolls will it. Chief and Mr W. C. Hart and |daughter, Ruth, are at Indian Neck Branford. a a| o | william: Dowling of Brooklyn, N. Niy., js the guest of Mr. and Mrs. | Vietor T. Davis of 196 Beaver streel. it| Miss Lillie R. Bertint of 127 Gris. | wold street, an employe of the Stan- |1ey Works office force, is spending |her annual vacation at Stannard | Beach. | o Miss Mary A. Torm principal Mar; ormay are in Old Orchard, Maine, on their of |of the Washington school, Mr Park Board Chairman William T c- |Brooks is spending a vacation in | Maine. Mrs, Joseph Faust and daughter. {ber. She is the daughter of Mr. and | Fleanor, of Washington, I‘.’ : Mrs. James McAloon of Stanley [2r€ visiting Mrs , Bernadotte street and is employed at the Stan. |[:0omis at her home at 135 Rock. {ley Works office, Mr, Dudack i [Well avenue employed by the New Britain Gas | e | ight company. C ! Mehtisempdny S0 ity ltems {Towa Republicans Are IR son, Donald, was born at the ew Britain General hospital to Mr. |Wolke of Wethersfield, In the Milford, Sunday. | ing later today CARD OF THANKS We wigh to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and ! floral tribute during our recent \‘,“ sereavement in the death of our be- ‘k‘l‘ oved husband, her and son, Samuel Ziel. We especially thank The Young People's society the Ladies of Bohemian and brother h Briefs of the Midland Utalities company is expetted soon following sale of the notes pany of New con York. The notes ma- He asserted his intention of | ture serially from November 1, securing a gearch warrant, whereup- [0 November 1, 1931 inclusive. The proceeds 9 SPECULATORS YET SHOWING ACTIVITY (Industrials Marked lor Divi- dends Are Strong m- 29 | the issue are to be B A Rt {used in part to reimburse the com- | "o & “yiY Aug. 6.—A marked for expenditures made in de- " yroqening in the demand for stocks and for featured the resumption of the up- ward movement in today's market. | {Migh priced industriul _speclalties, The Tois K. Liggett company, a |particularly those in which favorable | bsidiary of the United Drug Co., |merger dividend developments ports July retail sales 0£,$4,401,384 1are believed to be pending, were eral taxes for are earnir were § for Will be held tomorrow morning at!manufacturers of 730 o'clock from the Sacred Heart {an |in 30 o'clock from her home 458 Myrtle street and from St. Mary’s | hiu full control. % . H y 000 bail for the federal grand fury | - {at the committal services and b eneral Motors and U. §. Steel com-| o Stalt Ther Vacatmni 'on charges of consplracy to smuggle PNt | o |was in St Mary's cametery, ; : [mon, the leaders in the recent sen-| ”mh\’r" b‘:’m“”"h"l;";‘“:Art?k)‘l"’;“j']’”“ liquor into the United States, 1106 Beaver street, cnnounce the —— 1 Amel‘!ca | gutional advance, both those stocks |\ T T a1k avk d ; A ey T = By marriage of their daughter, Beatrice Henrietta M. Hartman continued to reccive strong buying| 12 FAC PRI -+ B¢ 4 yeck, Thev are. the ollgwing: Hides JAP PRINCE IN WRON Louise Davis, to Lawrence Nord-:| e funeral of Mrs. Henrietta M support, Amusement shares such as| ¥t Ward .. 18, John H. Rirkiam corporation coun-| pouyo, Aug, § (P—P¥ince Hige- gren, son of Mrs. L. Nordgren, son |Hartman of Wethersfield, former Chicago, Avg. 6 (P—Mrs, Samuel | Famous Players and Fox Film A & L PR 17ved® sel. Electrical Tispector Cyril, J.| 1 wuni, husband of Princess Toshi- |55 urre 1. Nordgren of 56 Common- [of this city, was held this afternoon Insull, the former Gladys Willis of | Were bid in ekpeclation of ajy, o gt . 1670 Curtin, Bullding Inspectop ko, youngest daughter of the lale!\eqyh avenue, Saturday afternoon, [at 2 o'clock at the Frwin Mortuary (he stage, will have & theatricn) |Profitable winter scason as a result Mot e 3 yard . Hemnessey, Mrs. Anvle L. |posoror Meljl, is reported to have August at 2 o'clock at Trinity |chapel. Burial was in Fairview o 7 of her own and her own,of Widespread business prosperity |yol.t pRUR tt o feites uliise Sapatmenty ‘,‘ €T ingurred tho displeastire of the im- .\ i church cometery. in which present the ! this year. The progress Leing made [potn =G0 g:;‘;(“n‘rr Arrl:;rcor:(\l:dl;x“”r.xlv‘v:v_ o'}‘.'{]'f aFpLHoussHold ke dbe & of ‘":‘T_" A marriage license was issued this | . e American and forelgn plays.” {in the —rchabilitation o French pay“yior car w1 Home Servico burcati: Miss Rosalis | QNAUIONS 1o return to Japan afterariernoon to Frank Montiers of 12 | Klemons Baranowski she will be able to do (hrough | fnances was reflected i an over-| oy *pot B ga3 E. Bertini of the New Britain branch | \¥IN& In Paris more than ”‘*';‘:‘”-‘ Grave street and Miss Murgaret The funcral of Clemens Baranow- the oranization of the Repertoire Night jump o ‘mmx‘v 2 ‘rmvlv 5 I pennsylvania.. 54% of the state board of education; | TN Priice went to Parls in 1026 to Gomes of 72 Grove strect by City |ski of #3 Hillhurst avenue, wan held Theater Co. which holds a lease for I'rench francs, which sold a 0% 3 pjerce Arrow {fohn. A, Dolan of the liea)th devast.| atudy tactics. } Clerk A. L. Thompson this morning At 7:30 o'clock at the six years on the Stujebaker theater Cents for the first time in months. |pagio Corp ... 44% : Mallar of fhe ensiuos | The princess and their two chil- i i eart Ghureh e Rarial = here and will take possession abouf | Purchases of 100 and 200 shares | péaging 971y IneRG, GEprEe . < 8! dren live In Toky Rtecently two AN DAM BURSTS |acred Heart cemetery. Oct, 1. ots made up the bulk of the actvity 'c.are Roebuck 5 departingng of \the bosrd af publiC e iy ae ing peinoe; aald to Have| Mexiaol Olly,. Aug. 8. UP-"Heavy | Confirmation of recent reports in the forenoon with the demand |ginctair Ofl works; Miss Ethel Thouipson of the |, [0 " 5 n Lis with orders from | dgmage has been done the | that Mrs. Insull had acquired con- |cmbracing an unusual varlety of |gouthern Pac .107% ety clarka office, and Taowisk Lin op ool hargehaid e the #b- lireailpy 52 % dat near Penihmo | We wish to thank our frlends a1d trol of the Studebaker cam today Shares. The volume and character [coutnorn Ry . 121% Lol jsentee to retyrn, reported that hislin the state of Guanajuato due fto | ¥s for the kindness M from her husband. who is head of Of the buying was pointed to by mar- gy nqard Ofl oo B {ighness liked Trance go well that| floods caused by heacy downpours |pathy shown us during our recent the Chicago Civie Opera Co. as well | ket observers as indicati on- i STETAGE B QUAKE AT VENTURA [he was uncertain when he would re- | of rain. The waters from the dam |hereavement fn the death of our b ns of many public utilities, 1 1 outside interest, recent lgiygebaker 56% Ventura, Cal., Aug. 6 (P—A sharp |turn to Japan. flooded the valley, washing away {loved wife er., aleo for 1 “My purpose in arranging for this | SITiking advances in some of the in- [rovas Co 54 carthquake lasting nearly a half| The prince, who Is 39 years old, lcrops and * destroving considerable |ieauticul floral offerinze ived terprise,” said Mr. Tnsull. “is fo ntial shares exciting publie imag- \me e < pas 56% | minute oceurred at 9:43 o'clock this |is a colonel of infantry, ' In Paris| property. No loss of life has been ONFRIDDO umily enable Mrs. Insull to participate in iation again. Atchison sold at 1421 Ly \o oo prod 106% morning. Ne damage was reported. |he ix known as Count Higaghl. feported. the production of pldys in which he 1and Case Threshing Machine at 176. | ;oion pae 154% will from time to time appear. Tt the highest figures in their history |{:piteq Fruit £33 e has long been her ambition to give And over a score of other stocks 150 [ 1;'q ¢ Tr Pip . . Chicago a permanent dramatic or- |7uled {rom '3 to 8 points higher. - g Tng Al ETHEL: Literally Speaking Fanization that would st aen: |Wihdfawals for businees pirnoses |1 ‘magper i I tlon on its merits, cause n advance in the renewal {U S Steel 150% “This §s not a fad, nor i any in- [rate for call loans to 41-4 per cent. | \opaen Ry 5% dividual to be specially exploifed. A | X High Low Closc ! Ward Bak B company of the best available play- | All Che & Dye 1407% 139 140 Wost ers will present new plavs. American | American Can ¢ S1% 817 I\yhite Motor 63% |and foreizn, and revivals of popular | AmToco ..., 1041 1041 104% | yyyee Over 2034 | suceessoe [ Am Sm & Ref 1401 1383 Nl e | rs. Tnsull a year ago refurned to | Am Sugar W el ;u{;\\%v HOUPE I\ MEANQ‘& THE —~—r TO e COWEOY —~GAT FOR THe. FAT GIPL IT MEMG> GOMEWNG- VEPY DiFfr 7" FOR T FLAPPER| — GV, T, - {learned — [Ftiram = corporation at | ownad d buildin; the Ma Loretta Sullivan Scalise |in the funeral of Mrs, Loretta Sullf. i brother, the n Scalise was held this morning| Manville, H T through t Manviile ate iram [{he theater for charity of “The School for Seandal.” Ma 90,000 shares, the six mopth o he of owned oma T thu in already | s ended | tional individ ne 30 is reported by the Consoli- [ noints to a mew record top at 153 ted Ci corporation. This is|py early afternoon. Among the ual, after 7 per cent preferred div- |ccore or so other issues to aell four nds, to $4.04 a share on the com- |40 19 points higher were National mon stock which is of no par value. fro. “wditona) Dictiilers, Hudson Mo- first half of asbestos products 15 will amily, it purchase 100 shar remain | has been | by givin e consideration Plans fo Present Best Shows a revival | n increase of 26 percent over # again the spectacular features, but S — {in July a year ago. For the first increasing public interest was mani- BUYS PATENTS |seven months of this year sales to- jfest in the standard industrials and | The H Baum Co., of Plain- |ta 8,216 against $23,895,- irails, the latter responding to re- ville purchased the patents of the corresponding period last | ports of record-breaking earning Coca Cola Bottling Works when |year. | for this season of the year. y were sold by Constable Fred | Shipments of the pump division | Further indications of current Winkle at the Union Mfg. Co., this fof the Delco Light company were | prosperity in many lines of indus morning. The sale, which was percent higher in July than in!try were furnished today by the in. ordered to satisfy a judgment ob- | June , rising to a new record. | crease in the annual dividend the | tained hy the local concern, realized | Retail sales of F. W. Woolworth | common atock of the Standard Oil only § ICo. for the first seven months of 1 Co. of New York, the announcement r—————— —— this year were $126,594.052, an in. |that retail sales of the ¥. W. Wool- . |crease of 6.27 per cent over the same {Worth Co. for the first seven months | |period last year. July sales this year | \were 6.27 per cent above the same | | were $19.395,272 compared WIth | paried last year, reports of increased | | Funera Is $17,820,451 for July last year. |employment in automebile centers| Gy and expanding operations in the| | E=——————=====—==—==—=="")| Profit of $120,113 after depreci-|steel ndustry | {ation and interest but before fed-| Losse-Wiles Biscult was the sensa- l feature, soaring 19 |tors, American Express and Ameri- {can Brake Shoe and Found Assembly Dept. of Lander: | Concurrent strength of se of Olask. | The Ford Motor Co. announces it |tho leading farm implement stocks | Mrs, Samuol Ziel and daughter. |08 on hand orders for 100 airplanes ! ¢taiteq merger gossip, Case Thresh. | Ziel, Mrs. Henry |With a markct value of approxim- |i . v hine extending Its early gain John Horesco. tely $3,700,000. Production on the |, points while TInternational | ik iv‘vm fen will be staried at once in |y rvester and Advance Rumiey pre- the present factory and the rem, o & = thay Mrs. Julla Zisk |der will be turned out as rapidly as | LC7ed ‘f:‘ ",'T,‘.L.‘m”“ufff?l ::‘T‘ | The funeral of Mrs. Julla ZisK!possible after a new factory is put| 0Ur POINtS. toeia ttat negsitl of Kensington, who died yesterday in operation about Aug 15, Sred. sirangthion rep sl e at St. Francls' hospital, Hartford,| Control of Johns-Manville, Inc.,|!iations were in progres 4 | {to end the price-cutting war in the | | meat business in that country and | by the announ earnings in the first eight months of | the fiscal year were substantially | labove those during the same period | prices resumed" their up- | | ward movement at the opening of | s market with buying orders | ng Des Moines, Towa, Aug. 6. (P— | o ar dolb] Aol £ 93 £ o . M| widely distributed among the sugar, Towa Republicans gathiered heve to- L[I:’i‘l;g?f: m—’i‘]t(?”\];rr_l.('r,.lmiy_ Wt fons | church at 9 o'clock. A solemn higt |n the purchase of his brother's| copper, rail steel, motors, equip day for their second convention in fo v Miss Bernice Sowka [mass’ of requiern) " was . celabratéds | Shateeves nal mage known: nent public utility and food shares. | two weeks with the Iine of division | R o “Havoid Garlson w11l speak at Walter Lyddy acted as cele- | koo B : ) Initial gains of a point or more | in the party again discernible. lne swaaluh’ Bathansr churct: tnic Rev. Matthew Traynor, pas-i Following the distributlon of in-| ere recorded by Remington Type- | Today's convention hae a single [, (" " deacon, and Rev. Raymond erest payments under the modified | yyiter, Atchison, American Smelt- | purpose, o nominate a candidate | 4T 0L oo born yesterday at the [C12DbY Was sub-deacon. s i cement for the st | jng and Union Bag and Paper: Case | for the unexpired term of Senator Brflain. Ganeral hospital to The pall bearers were Lawrence |half of l'u‘. addf w'flu 1‘.'Hm-: 1»0 ‘\" shing machine opened 2 pmnh«t Albert B. Cummins, whose death and Mrs. James Gardiner of |F- Mangan, John I George upplied to the debt service for the | higher at 170%, a new high record | {came a week after the party, inl, o o ot L en, 8 Gerard Ca Bosco second half of the year have been|and 108 point above the year's low regular convention, forgot past dif- =7 I F O L o Brit- Roche. The flower bearers, deposi % d with the international | yWith the technical position of the [ ferences with Colonel Smit W. ! .t SO0 B8 POT0 AW 106 CER O Dolce and Leon Buskey Committee of banks on Mexico. | yarket apparently strengthened b Drookhart. guccesstul opponent of At CRRErS BORplel 15F ShEning (O ain. William of Monthly remittances are cxpected'tho reactn of the last few day « | Cummins in the June primagy, and | o “‘,i“‘g <vr’; - i and John Walle of from Mexico but disbursements Wil gperators for the rise experienced | accepled him as the nominee, \-‘\” “;J'“mo»wl Aeiien A eton. f"" be m to the bondholders un lcss difticulty tn bidding up their zapa Mvensen! (ot 114" Hillorost Bt neral was one of the larg- tl the of the year favorites, The announcement that| WALV FANMINATION backed agalnst an ¢ ic light pole at 8. Mary's church in some R | railroad traffic in the first six Boston, Aug. § P—Captain Aug- [ e B A o 1 the floral offerings of the {months was the largest of any cor- | Tat Aldkanland' 24 nembers of ma“’“‘!\”‘""n"‘mrl' |wd.:wm ‘“mv.l\"‘;w i epn Pl ahie S MRS 'NSU[L w‘[l | responding period in history brought | crew of the mer Cretan, seizet (& 87 | 0 CI0Ct 0 T e ees |carried from the home to the ceme- ! [T138Uy | fresh buying into the railroad shares | July 7 with a cargo of liquor valued |8 PYE u‘” g:]f"v,', 4 the spot |tery in several automobiles. | twhich had attracted little speculative at more than,$1,000,080, walved ex~ won b o B e de | At the offertorv, Mrs. M. T. Crean| ‘ interest for a week or more. Atchi-| amination today when arraigned be- | I.q.k,:“(_'[mus Inc.. through |$ang “Ava Maria™ and as the body |son and Atlantic Coast Line led the | fore United States Commiseioner ,‘w;r‘“m, E "“un‘j Ma have | Was being taken from the church, HEL | carly advance in that group. Al-| Jenney. The captain was held In g & o\ 6 "ror €110 against Emil [8he rendered “Some Sweet Day. = e |though the market has shown a dis- | 35,000 and each of the erew in 32, | : city| Rev. Raymond Clabby officiatcd position to move independently o | Am Tel & Tel 1 | Am Tobacco .12214 Anaconda Cop sment that Cudahy |} We Offer: 100 UNION MFG. CO. yield about 99 Burritt Hotel Blag. PUTNAM & CO TUWEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN- Tel. 2040 BARTFOR) OFFIE 6 CENTRAL ROW THL f-me Thomson, 1fenn & To New Britain MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES Donald R. Rart Telephone 3580 Mer. HARTFORD Tel.2-7186 11 Wall Street LOCAL STOCKS { | CITY COURT DECISION Atehison 1429 (Furnighed by Putnam & 1 In olty: Bourts.vestorday. Tudwe' BMM Lioco 12614 * P | d 3 , Insurance Sfoc l |Flungarford ordered the plaintift in 13atl & Ohio. 10215 Astna Casualty { [the #ase of Jacob Tlia against Beth Steel Aetna Part Paid \ ® |JosAph Olesak to accept 370, which Calif Pet '\»;m Life 1ns Co i |was offered by the defendant, and Can Pac 164% Astna Full Paid [ 1845 in the action of Jacob Flin Cer De Pasco i ! ¢ ) |against Joseph Olesak ot ux tor- Ches & Ohlo 1447 Autorobile Ins {ney Thomas F. McDonough repre- € M & § P.. 123 Hartford Fire |sented the plaintiff and Nair & Nair C R ] & Pac 5013 National BIes: csannss s the defendants. Chile Cop 4% P Fire b7 p BN Chrysler Corp 571 St e e 1340 [ KILLED IN WATERBURY Coco Cola. ...164% Conn. General 1675 Waterbury, Aug. 6 (#—Constanzo * olo Fuel 467, | Manufacturing Stocks |Francisco, 35, a Iaborer working on Consol Gas ,.113% {Am Hardware 81 ithe Notre Dame academy buflding, [Corn I’ 4615 25 = VROUS KRR OWN '/' - | oW " Opposite TAKRER e 1625-3 . Mary’s Chureh, Residence 17 Summer S{,—1625-3 | Waterbury's first Catholic high . | school, is dead after a fall early this | Dod ¥ A ! lafternoon. He fell down an o Du Pont D elevator shaft and died a few hours | Nem after being admitted to St. Mary's | Fric RR |hospital, a few hundred yards away. | Fric Joseph A. Haffey UNDE BOLLERER’ POSY SHOP 1O FRIENDS WHO 8AN YOU CAN SAY “BON VOYAG S WITH FLOWEIRS BY WIRE MAIN &1 ruok CULh 1K) YTbe Telegruph Florist of New Britatn” | Mid Cont 3 1st prd n Hosiery aton & Cadwell Bige-Hfd Cpt Cojcom.. S0 lings & Spencer com & Spencer pfd Colt's Arm: has . Fam Players .119% U9% Bagle Lock «....ovvees 23 Fisk Rubber 19% 195 afnir B i 85 Genl Asphalt . T4% Hart & 170 ienl Elee 91 |Landers, F ... ... 87 Genl Motors 208% Machine 13 Gt North Iron Machine pfd 102 | Ore Ctfs 19% iles-Be-Pond com 19 |Gt North pfd . T5% rth & Judd . 24 |Gulr Sta Steel 7314 § | Pack, Stowe & Wil 21 | Hudson Motors | Russenl Mfg Co 50 11l Central . [Scovill Mfg Co ....... 235 Ind 0 & G 2734 | Standard Screw 104 Int Nickel 38 !Stanley Works 80 Im Paper 531 [Stanley Works pfd 31 Ken Cop 583 [ Torrington Co com 67 Kelly Spring Union Mfg Co Hilities Stocks. Lehigh Val Public Louis & Nash.134 Conn Elec Service . .. 66 Mack Truck 124% Conn Lt & Pow pfd ..109 Marland Oil 6015 Hfd Elec Light 293 . 3% N B Gas .. ;" AETNA LIFE CONNECTICUT GENERAL TRAVELERS WE DO NOT ACCEPT MARGIN ACCOUNTS EDDY BROTHERS & Hartford Conn.Trust Bldg, WE OFFER AND RECOMMEND Greenwich Water & Gas 79 pfd to yield 7% THOMSON & McKINNON NEW BRITAIN BRANCH Burritt Hotel Bidg. Manager: Frank T. Lee Our Telephone Number Is: Co.) a0 68 12 298 NEW,_BRITAIN. Burritt, Hotel Bldg, Tel. 3420 New York City IN B Gas .. - |Southern N E Tel ..152 158 |Southern N E Tel Rts 7 3 TREASURY STATEMENT Tremsury balance, .. $221,194,854. | | | New York—Exchanges, $586,000,- J}\w/_‘“? balances. $100,000,000. Boston — Exchanges, $84,000,« balances, $40,000,000. {Flood Situation in Far East Shows Improvement | Tokyo, Aug. 6 () — Far eastarn {flood situation is improving, The | latest reports from Akita say the flood in the préfecture of that name is subsiding. The casualties were relatively few. The rice crop loss |is placed at 2,000,000 yen. The Korcan floods also have sube |sided but have left many homeless. The number of dead is placed at 50 to 75, The damage thers will reach several mililon yen. The | floods were in Mogendo province. Floods in the vicinity of Hame kow, China, on the Yangtse river have taken 3,000 or more lives and driven a quartgr of a million farm- ers from that scction. The latest report from there was yesterday when conditions were reported very bad. \Engineers’ Bank Teller | Is Accused of Theft Philadelphia, Aug. 6 P~William R. Whitman of Camden, N. J, a note telier in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers' Title and Trust company, this city, is under arrest charged with stealings amounting to $3,000, This became known today through officials of the state department of saving Whitman was married in the spring, and the stealings were made to “keep up appearance,” ae- cording to Robert W. Doty, chief xaminer. WALLINGFORD MAN HELD Westerly, R. L. Aug. § (P—John Rodriques of Wallingford, Conn, was held in $4,000 bail for the Washington county grand jury by Tudge Oliver H. Willlams in district court today. charged with man- slaughter. Rodriques was driver of an automobile which crashed into & stone wall here July 31, fatally ine juring Anthony F. Guerra of New Haven, who was riding with him. MITCHELL VS, DUNDEE Milwaukee, Aug. 6. — Pinky Mitehell, junior welterweight cham. plon, will box Joe Dundee in New- ark, N. J. August 23, his manager sald today. The bout is scheduled for 12 rounds at 147 pounds. | | CITY COURT CASES { Thers are twenty-five cases on l(hn short calendar for the sessien of Ivlty court next Monday afternoon. During the summer, the court holds. short calendar sessions every biy weekly instead of weekly, . . Sk - ; 8