New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1926, Page 29

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10,- 1926 This Is Milk From the Tree! . Giving Rubber Philadelphia, Sept. 10 (B — The commercial value of latex, the milk from the tree from which rubber is derlved, was stressed at the crude rubber symposium of the American Chemical soclety today. A new process in which latex in its milky form is first vuleanized and then evaporated, reversing the pre- vious practice, was sald by Dr. Philip Sch tz, a leading rubber technologist of England, to be high- } ly important in improving the quality of rubber cords. | | This new process, he said, ex- cludes heat, which tends to destroy fabric. Industrial application of latex in tire manufacture was declared by Dr. Schidrowitz to be a notable de- velopment. In making direct use of latex, he declared, modern science was catch- (Continued From Page 1.) the delegates that the state insurance |plan be advocated. It this is passed the insurance | companies will not carry policles on any laborers, eliminating them from proposing amendments. In his final speech O'Meara warned the delegates that despite the apparent smooth condl- tions in the labor situation ther may be meny storms not now per ceivable ahead. A resolution was prosposed and vassed that Governor Trumbull ap- point a qualified member of the state | labor or: tion to the state tuber- culosis commission, on which there is a vacan CONVIGT FIGHTS FOR CONTROL OF DAUGHTER ing up with the untutored natives of | (Continued trom First Page) VALUE OF LATEX 'A.F.OF L PLANNING DEMANDS $33,000 - OTRESSED TODAY DEFENSE OF LAW ~FOR HER INJURIES ‘mliom Girl Sues Man in Whose, | Car She Was Hurt New Haven, Sept. 10 |In an antomoble aceldent are sought | by Dorothy Braham of Milford from George M. Eames, Bridgeport man | perior court and scheduled to be heard at the September term. Miss Braham alleges that on Je uary 18, this year, she and anot rl were in Eames' automobile | that while passing through S ford the car ¢ pole. She was t she claims, suffering injuries wil cause her to be permaner dlsfigured. She also claims that sl lost many weeks of employment. n- ' Tobacco Harvesting Is Over Two Weeks Late P—Dam- | President | ago5 of $35,000 for injuries received | acturer, in a suit fled in the su-| hrown to the ground, | Hartford, Sept. 10 (#—The har ng of tobacco in the Conn cut v here this season is more than two weeks late and though it is the Amazon region, who since 1736 had been coating linen with “milk white liquor” with which they also Attorney Woods and a hearing is scheduled in probate court Septem- were making water-tight boots. ber 23. Among the witnesses for nearly mid-September, more than Dr. A, Van Rossem, of Delft, Hol- | tne petitioner are Detective Ser-| per cent of the stalk ocut Havar land, told of the efiect of different geant W. P. McCue and Probation '3¢¢d and 20 per cent stalk cut broad | metallic substances in the soil on the rubber industry of this country in an effort to find new scurces of vacation until Tuesday, and a con- court, tinual lack of help, have all cor ording to reports in local le- raw rubber. pirec deter the farmers from McQuarrie told friends $Pired to d t\. the farmers from guilty of the serious S°tting the tobacco under cover, 32 Stations to B;(;dca pleaded gui e Special Program Sept. 15 that the elder daughter Bristol-Shepard \\ edding S . 10 UP—T repudiated the ch e, In Maine Last Saturday two radio broad ting stations ar 8 her 8 7, T, Mr T e S i to be hooked up on the night of ; 4 to prefer Mo T s ST i September 15 for the program of livangeline be committed to an in- o PSEaacTRaYenue RLLIE the third annual radio industries | Stitution rather than given in cus- 2 ”“1““' bEL (‘““ S drew White, master tody of Mr. and Mrs. Plumb. > ar, Hlelen Shopard, tosWa d "‘;““" Fondny “]d’l'ol”\‘ I3 Y > Mix, Bristol, son of Mr. and Mr of ceremonies, announced today. - SE Eristol feon og 1 Stations WJZ and WEAF will | CITY OFFICIALS KIDNappeD | We P Bristol of 173 Greefield transmit the voices of some 350 ar- | AT 3.).»‘n Dlace at Kitte fists to an audience which, it is es- |Key West Councilman and Associate S ited, may total 25,000,000 listen- | Tarred by Masked Men, Sl eDom b Tl ers. WBZ in Springfield and| Key West, Fla, Sept. 10 (P— ! Noil AlseDenant of 15 sttors Boston and WGY in Sch vy |Owen & Sawyer, city councily sasstun will be important relay stations, and |and Reginald Pritchard, member of 2 0 251 ciher station are to plol up and | the baard of pabils worke, ware saia [ MICN Are Arvrested as rebroadcast the program, under by police today to have been kid-| Result of Drunken bla\\l napped and tarred by last night. They were station owned and of present plans masked men G of Irving M. A eenwich, Sept. 10 (/) ustin real e GRAIN DUST a filling crated by POWER > oper o ator of Port Chester, N. Y. ar —— Pritehard when a band of men rode |7t 00 o NE RS e This Ts Found to Be Capable Of up and took them in a machine to |\ 0y P o DOET PR G Operating a Motor Car. kirts of the city. following an alleged brawl in th Washington, Sept. 10 (®) — Dust r 18 said to have come dnto |t v o L L tinee taken from a grain eleva disfavor recently by his activity in ;" town court today until Tue been found to have suff curtailing the city's budget by de-| sustin is charged with driving plosive power to run an creasing the personnel of the police, |y iiie under the influence of liguo engine. fire and sanitary departments. breach of the peace, using abusiv Department of agriculture chem- Pritchard is a stockholder in the 1ynpyage and assaulting Alexander ng prepared. Pritchard favored oped with the dust to turn it over | the increase, | GETS LIFE IN PRISON A hand system of There Is No Substitute for Circulation In the days before the advent of the Audit Bureau of Circulations many ingenious schemes were used to in- flate circulation as inducements to the advertiser. This was attempted substitution. The prevalence of such policies brought about the ne- cessity of an authorized authority to check these unfair methods. The A. B. C. was the result, and today the majority of leading publications in the United States and Canada look to the Bureau to verify their circula- tion, both for their own, as well as the advertisers’ pro- tectlon We are proud to be members of the A. B. C. Our last report from the Bureau’s Auditor is open for your in- spectlon, and it will reveal no semblance of substitution for the circulation we claim—and have Advertisements are frequently the most interesting news in the paper. Read them New Britain Herald OVER 13,000 DISTRIBUTED DAILY Y 4 The Herald is the Only Newspaper in New Britain With An Audited Circulation A L Officer E. C. Connolly. Because of | l€af is still in the fleld quality of the finished ber. Hel o = 0 b 5 Rain about every third day and | the arrs of witnesses, the hear- 3 | told the sympostum he had been .o CERY O FECERS, LS et the 10ss. of! Tabor Day when grows sent to America to cooperate with & Was to ha e e i o e day in city court rather than pro- °'S We ered the aid of men on PERSONALS Eugene F. Barnes, son of Deputy Fire Chlef and Mrs. Eugene F. Barnes of Cherry street, has re- turned from Bamazine Lake, Vt | where he played with an orchestra during the summer. Mrs. August Aberg of Duwigl street, has returned from Europe where she spent three months. | City Items Bazaar and fair, St. Andrews par- ish hall, Church street, tonight and | saturday night—advt. | An automobile owned by Thomas P. Orchard of 227 West Maln street, ported stolen In last night. rtford at $15, night school $5, books and sup- plies free.—adv. Co. No. 6 of the fire department was called to a fire in Ellis street dump at 6.37 o'clock last night, Bazaar and falr, St. Andrews par- {ish hall, aturday night. Dance, Sat. 34 Church St.— PRISONER HAKES LOTS OF TROUBLE Springfield Man Gefs Out of Strait-Jacket in Cell . Jean's Hall, Spri 10 Arnold W Hart- ford, Conn., vest ponsi- bility in a fatal a accident a polic here'last night and to- the police re duce his 7 year old sor used Bol insepa who is by cared for during Widmere's confine- ment seeking to hang hir tting out of a straigh today to the climby top of the cell room, ay planks and briks and iharded the other pri turning on the hefore he was held for trial | an accident. HOOVER VISITS SCENES tsts who conducted tests annonuced |Key West Tire company, holders of \fefoughlin, Cole is charged with | v that while the engine did |the city’s scavenger contract. The |preach of the peace, using abus + make any prolonged, continu- scavenger control price is said to be Rl Grores run, enough power was devel- |incrcased $11,000 in the budget now feeding the dust through a tube to - ——— McCook, Neb., Sept. 10 (P—Burt oman back to the scenes the intake valve was employed. NEW STORM WARNING M. Davis, tormer Beaver City grocer | of childhood—recently impelled Her- The experimenters said the | <yyashington, Sept. 10 (P—Reports |and wealthy stockman, was found |pert Hoove cretary of commerec study gave “encouraging results to the weather bureau today indi- | guilty today of first degree murder o visit his boyhood haunts in Ore- which indicated the possibilities of |cated that another tropical storm is|in connection with the death of his|gon, A new ligh oveh on nls designing an engine to use graln centering north east of Porto Rico !first wife, Blanche. Hls punishment | noted American he pilgrimage dust as the source of fuel. and moving northwestward. | was fixed at life imprisonment. which he has be g to some {of the smaller towns | munities in com- here {has renewed old memories and| | sought out friends of long ago. | Hoover mever nhas been given to| personal references, so it was some- {what surprising when he admltted ankly the mission which had brought him to this s 5 | "My visit is altogether a matter | of sentiment,” he sald. *“I want to visit the towns where I lived when a boy, hunt up my old friends, fish | the familiar streams and at take a peep at the old swimm | ho! And so, Hoover, excusing hims rom newspaper correspondents and |from all public engagements, has | been going over the old trails where as an orphaned lad he gained an education and cultivated |of industry which since e bheen | ure. | (amam Hal, Noted Race | Horse, Dead From Poison Chicago, Sept. 10 (®) — Captain Hal, widely known race horse, dicd {at 11 a. m, at his stable at thc Lincoln flelds course near lere. Death was reported to have been caused by the administration by | mistake of a poisonous solution. { The horse had been in health, track attaches sald, and had worked out this morning just before | his death. He had been running at | the mcotlng there early in August. | Funeral Sclvlces for | Miles Gunn Held Today | New Haven, Sept. 10 (#) — The funeral of the late George Miles Gunn, banker and prominent demo- ! crat, was held in Milford this after- Inoon. The services were conducted | by Rev. G. E. Knollmeyer, rector of | St. Peter's Episcopal church. Bur- | fal was in Milford cemetery | Former assoclates of Mr. Gunn | who was president of the National Tradesmen bank of this city and of the Milford Savings bank, were {among the honorary bearers. | el | HEAVY QUAKE 1S FELT New York, Sept. 10 (P—An un- ually severe earthquake was re- corded by the seismograph at Ford- ham university today. The shock | began at 6:54 a. m, reached its gre’l(l“!! force at 8 o'clock and con- | tinued until 10 o'clock. | The distance was estimated at 5,600 miles frem New York, probab- {ly in the southern Pacific. ’ UPSHAW AS] E h Atianta, Ga., Sept. 10 (PM—Charg- ing that “big liquor Interests,” in | Baltimore, New York and New Jer- | sey had spent more than $100,000 in the dlstrict to deefat him, W. D. Up- shaw defeated in the democratic pri- mary, Wednesday for re-nomination {by R. L. Steele, said today he prob- |ably would ask a re-check of the | votes in Campbell county before | conceding defeat. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ] FOR YOUR WANTS Smith Business School, day school | Church street, tonight and | zged the outlet | the traits| sound | | Lincoln flelds since the beginning of | MADE DEFENDANT IN'$10,000 ACTION -\ E. B. Hick of This City Sued by Cromwell Woman Earle Bradley Hick of 234 Woos- ter stret, this clty, is named defend- ant in action for $10,000 and treble daniages as provided by law, brought by Margaret Lord of Crom- well, who alleges that the failure of the defendant to turn out and glve half the highway to the plaintiff's automobile on Maln street, Crom- well, September 4, at 9.30 p. m. caused a collision fn which the plaintiff suffered a concussion of | the brain and other injuries. Constabls an Cly served the which is return- | able i erfor court of Mid- dletown the fir day in Octo- | Andrews of | 1 Huuml the writ. At the time of the accident, Wil- llam Lord was driving the car in which the plaintiff w | cording to the allegation. !Loss Is $18,000 in Big Fire in Danbury Today Danb Sept. 10 (P—A lvm\]!m: used partly as a tly as a b: on the farm ot \l\' ha 1 Delohery Shelter overlooking th wa early today wi | s18,000. burned s city, igin of the fire is un The of know i Mrs. Louis Mose and | son, oc ents in t building, were driven out in their | night clothes. session [French Wi oman’s Tongue | Cut Out by Her Enemies | Nice, France, Sept. 10 (®~—Mme. Jacquin, a Belgian recently releas: from 1 after serving a sentence for t. out 1er neighbor e police station th r cding from the mout Her tongue had been cut out 1 Investigation of the crime prom- ises to be difficult, as the victim ither reads nor writes, and the po- e say she has made countless ¢ s because of her tendency to ma- us gossip m S ;’* E—— ——— advance of %2 a ton in quo- tations for full finished automobile T sheets is reported from the Young: two weeks, Makes Sentimental Pilgrimage to| Progress in the r m of | the Chicago, \m“.wxw d St : Haunts He Knew As a {Sauisa Tooa 1abwall & VONnEE street to have cached a point | where important developments may | Portiand, Ore, Sept. 10. nti-! be announced soon. € entiment hich draws a TR A ruling of the New York stock xchange that General Motors com- mon stock shall sell ex-fifty per cent stock dividend on Monday will end | bitrage transactions in which some traders have been seeking rofit through purchases on the stock exchange and sales of “‘when issued” contracts on the curb market. Alaska Juneau Gold Mining com- pany reports a deficit of §27,000 for | August in contrast to profits of 0 in August last year. Activity in fron in the Yous m wn district for fourth quarter de- ¢ has expanded, sales in a near- ality the last week amounting 0,000 tons. Prices vary from 3 0 to $18 a ton for number 2 |foundry and basic. Books are be- ing opened for fourth quarter busi- ness in merchant steel bars and rs accepting plate ton- by los plates, mak nages at $1.90 per 100 pounds, but seek 2 cents a pound for bars. tactors in making him a world fig-| | Deaths Marylyn Plurin Marylyn Plurin, 7-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plurin of West Pearl stret, died last night at the Hartford hospital. The funeral will take place this aft- ernoon at 4 o’clock from the funeral | parlors of Joseph A. Haffey. will be in St. Mary's cemetery. _— ) l Funerals e e e e Leona Dorothea Hoffman. Funeral services for Leona Doro- |thea Hoffman, eight months daugh- [ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hoff- |man of 116 Commonwealth avenue, }\\cr(‘ held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the home. | cemtery. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank the kind friends | for the sympathy shown us during ithe death of our beloved wife and mother, Mrs. Amelia Babecki. We wish to especially thank all those who sent flowers. Signed. MR. CARL BABE MR. FRED YANKE, MR. CARL JOHNSON, MR. BABECKI, and MRS and MRS. and MRS. EMIL Joseph A, Haffey UNDERTAKER Plione 1620-2. Opposite 8t. Mary’s Church, Residence 17 Summer St.—1625-3, BOLLERER’S POSY SHOP BRIDAL BOUQUETS AND FLOWERS FOR WEDDING DECORATIONS “The Telegraph Florfst of New Brituln” # W, MAIN BT., PEOF, BLDG, TEL, 888, s riding, ac- | dwelling | h a loss estimated at | lost all their pos- | Burial | Burial was in Fairview | WARNER PIGTURES S0AR TO NEW HIGH Tms Is Individnal Feature of ders of the U. S. last month. vati teel tion Pools succeeded in ele- corpor nearly levels for a score issues to new the year during the th one or two ex- in o g but w s had d 2 a public follow market opened buying influen of the 4 per ce rate by the Federal Reserve of New York, many of the gains running from 2 to & | Heavy liquidation of Mack | broke nearly 5 points, brought about sympathetic reactions in low priced motors which gradu ally spread to other sections of the list Despite the announcement of an The etention , whicl eas taln grades of crude the Oil company, petrol- | eum sh e pressed for sale, {one bloc )0 shares of Texas compa ing hands at 55. Colorado Fuel was lif a new | high, but the other were | backward. | Warner Pictures was outstanding individual 5 | soaring over 7 points to a new {record high. Public Service of New | Tersey, Burroughs Adding Mac anby and U. Alcohol among t suss to break into new Great Northern preferred ed list of new rz ghs, hesapeake & Ohio and other recent favorites reacted with | Copper we igh ground the industrials. I Wall Street Opening Rentention of four percent int rate the New York ve brought a large vol- ock ing opening | plc- ¢ two points } A new record high Al galns of a point or mo! orded by radio corpora | tion, Industrial alecohol and | public ser and New Jersey. | | With the weekly federal reserve | R ment failing to disclose | on the credit situation, | operators for the rise re a oper- ations with fresh confidence, being | aided by heavy short-covering in certain sections of the list. General in larg but the | mixed, | out in gar shares contin- | otors was gain taken Jlocks dvancing prices, other otive isues were renewed viness cropped Mack trucks. ued to respond to reports of tr | improvement, with v taking place s pending onthly d Sta phalt the other its nued advance back- | oils but col ward, ‘ Continuation of the recent ex- | | traordinary Ava in Warne Broth Pictu which had {visen 7 1-4 to 67 1-4, a high rec- | [ before midday, influen speculative purchases of other | | amusement stocks, especially Pathe | Exchange and hubert Theaters which rose strongly. General buy- ing was confilent despite extensive liquidation of Mack Truck and sev- | ' [ Day's Stock Market New York, Se pt. 10 (A—Backing |and filling movements continued to | ;( cterize today's ck market ‘\n:‘\ standard industrials and rail |inclined to heaviness after mid- on the announc nt of a drop of over 60,000 tons in he un led or- | Southern PUTNAM ' & CO MEMBERS.¢ n:-w;mmwmmm % JUWEST MAN ST. 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Holmes Submits Annual Report Today Several important recommenda- | tions will be made in the annual re- Texas & '3 port of Superintendent Stanley H. Tobacco P 111 | Holmes of the school department to Union Pac ... 1601 the school board at its meeting this 1 209 afternoon. In his report Mr. Holmes o and e 114 | will make a review of the past year eral low-priced motors. High rec- . ; L Sl i Bt S will tell the members of im- oy = B U 8 Steel .... portant improvements planned for ment of industrials and .\pu(l:lhs o Bl e with gains running to as much as | Wabash Ry g y fo 4 points In some instances, | Ward Bak B e silroads also manifested an up-| [HesE HEC ..o BB agipioren g b o a4 R A iivo and Northa|IVHItegtos 3% [the mecting in Soptember, the first western surpassing ts previous ::z:\{}:o:;;“r jTRIE 00 Whe MR- | figure for the year. The renewal| | TS o | rate on call loans was continued at | R | TO HOLD CLINICAL CONGRESS s e | LOCAL STOCKS Hartford, Sept. 10 (P—The sec- Yl T 3% ond clinical con of the Ci | Amer Can 57% (31378 I : ) nical congress e Connec- il Sl (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) | & o [Am Car & F..104% tireid Sk | ticut State Medical soclety is to be = Loco (... 108 R Bid held at New Haven September 21 | “;‘x \.”,‘,& v T i Aetna Ca 5 [to 28. Among those who will read " Am Tel & Tel. 1473 |Actna Life Tns. C | papers will be Professor Rdouard A. |Am Tobacco ..125 | Aetna ¥ire Rist, codirector of the Laennece Am Woolen 1 ltomobils Tnaie: hospital and dispensary for tubercu- sna Cop 49% | rarttord Fire .... Iosis, Paris, France. He will speak Atehison 155 e o lat the Wednesday night session. Bald Loco 2035 (Nationali Tire s ! September 22, An enrollment of a1E Elotie Phoenix Fire approximately 500 is expected at the Reth Steel 46% | Travelers Ins. Co. .. congress. | Can Pac 1667 Conn. General . —— Cer De Pa 1Y% Manufacturing Stoc @O 0 Ches & Ohlo 1601 | Am. Hardware ...... a7 ‘ (‘“habv Bandits” Are CME&SP.. | Am Hoslery ...... : Frustrated in Escape 641 643 | Beaton & Cadwell . — 90 } New York, Sept. 10 (M—An un. | Chile Cop 3 Bige-Hfd Cpt Co com.. T 80 jderkeeper at the Queens County | Chrysler Corp 36% | Billings & Spencer com — & Ljail discovered yesterday that the Coco Cola L162 s | Billin & Spencer pf w 0 ‘\t‘ *ery baby ndits” and seven Colo Fuel 481, 46 « | Bristol Brass ... — 8 lother prisoners had plotted to escape Consol Gas ..11113 100% 1914 | Colt's Arms ex . 2 =9 jbe: fore Monday by means of sharp- [Corn Proa 447, 44% 44% | Eagle Lock 5 100 lened spoons and a ladder made of Dodge Bros A 303 20% 20% | Fafnir Bearing Co ~— |twisted sheets. The plot was re- Du Pont De |Hart & Cooley — |vealed when the acting warden ques- Nem .......310% 806 anders, ¥ 94 tioned the prisoners in whose cell the RSy B Machine 17 spoons and the ladder were found. Tsk pta N B Machine = The “cry bables,” otherwlse known Players Rubber Asphalt Elec Motors Genl Gt North pf Hudson Motors 67 8015 111 Central mdo&G. Mo Pac pfd Mont Ward 66% 667 60 Nt Lead 159% 168 158 NYC 146 142% 143% NYNHG&H 46 4575 5 Nor & Wes ..165% 163% Nor Am 64% B4l Nor Pac 82 51 Pack Motor Cr 87% 36% Pan Am Pet B 69 684 Pennsylvania Plerce Arrow 85% 65% Motor Car .. 303% 28% Radio Corp 5215 40% | Reading 95 | Sears RonhuL Sinclatr Oil Southern Pac 104‘4‘ | Stanley Works pfd . | Torrington Co com Pond com . | Niles-Be- E the Oberst gang go on trial Mon- North & Judd g }d for the shooting of a patrolman. Pesl BIows & Wil e {They earned their name when they Russell Mfg Co . {broke down in a polics line-up and | Scovill Mfg Co {begged witnesses not to identity Standard Screw them. They were convicted of rob- bery and sentenced August 20 to Stanley Works serve from seventeen and one-half to 85 years each in Sing Sing. Int Nickel . Unlon Mfg Co 26 0| — Int Paper Public Utilities Stocks. Ken Cop 5T% . I emn Rilne: Hapvioe 6T 69 FIRST MORTGAGES Louls & Nash.141 139 {Conn Tt & Pow p 112 FOR SALE Mack Truck ..122% 1173 Hfd Elec Light 330 Marland Oil 59 581 B Gas - We own and offer a large amount Mid Cont 3 31% | Southern N 155 |ot Tirst Mortgage Real Estate Loans, Mo Kan & Tex 393 | Southern N g1, | located in New Haven, Hartford and New Britain in denominations of from $500 to $25,000 Bearing 6 and 614 per cent inter- est. We colleat and remit interest without charge to purchasers of our loans. TAst of loans and full particulars furnished on application. The Lomas & Nettleton Co. 115 Orange St., New Havem, Qogn: r TREASURY STATEMENT Treasury balance . New York—Exchanges balances, $102,000,000. Boston— Exchanges $70,000,000; balances, $32,000,000, . $128,179,5 §64.000,- RACES 0C Gloucester, Ma: Preliminary arrangements for a race between the fishing schooners Columbia and Henry Ford have been completed, it was announced here today. The races will be held Oct. 2, 4 and 5, 4 AND 5 “Sept. 10 (P —