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TU NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 'SDAY, JANUARY 11, 1927. STEGK WITHDRAWS BRODKHART GASE Senator-Elect From Iowa Is| Exonerated Washington, Jan. 11 (®-—Charges that Senator-elect Smith W. Brook- hart of Towa was a *paid lobbyist" for Cyrus Woods, nominated to the interstate commerce commission, were withdrawn today by Senator Steck, democrat, Iowa. Senator Steck's withdrawal was de before the senate interstate commerce committee which is con- ring the nomination of Woods. he Towan said he had heard rumors that Brookhart favored Woods' con- firmation and added: “The persons from whom 1 heard the rumors have declined to permit | me to divulge their names, In view of these facts and in fairness to Mr. Woods and Mr. Brookhart 1 wish to state that 1 have no evidence of any connection whatsoever between them, and I withdraw any intimation that Mr. Brookhart was in the pay of Mr. Woods. “I thought it fair and right to submit these matters to the senate but should this committee determine that Mr. the rules and ethics of the s shall be gratified and hap The closing was irregular. Drisk uying of Wheeling and Lake Erie shares in connection with —merger rumors caused purchases of other low priced rail issues including New Haven, Western Maryland, Gulf, Mo. bile and Northern and Erie. Among o dividend paying rails Chesa- peake and Ohio, Southorn Pacific Pere Marquette and Lehigh Valley were in demand. Various indus- vials, however, were sold nate, T . dard railroads. Total sales approx- imated 1,300,000 shares. Brookhart said this statement was satisfactory as far as it went, but quired if the withdrawal also ap- d to the statement that he was a paid lobbyist for farm tions. is ¥ whole thing has been itched as an underhanded political schieme,” Brookhart sh “This hdrawal does not satisfy me. I am not trying t isfy ator,” retorted Senitor Stec “I'm trying to satisfy the committee ind my own conscience.” “Are you here in any sense as paid representative of Mr. Woods Chairman Watson of Broo! sk ‘T am not,” the senator-elect re- | plied. “Are you here in any scnse as a paid lobbyist for farm organiza- “I am not.” Court House Thief Is Now Believed Caught | Troy, N. Y., Jan. 11 (P—Indict ment today of John Broucker, who is serving a term in an in: at Worcester, N have solved a seri court houses in eastern New District Attorney Filley of nsselaer county, who announced indictment, said he believed the| 1se would “produce ramifications involving a great part of the neigh boring territo! The indictner rges Broucker with the theft 5,000 in bonds from the office the Rensselaer surrogate. Broucher is to be paroled February 17 and he is to be rear- for Rensselaer county author- of thefts from Che thefts, involving bonds anc ash, occurred in Albany, Troy and son court houses in the summer of 192 Deaths Mrs. George Hamilla Hamllla, 60 years old, Pamilla, died this E o'clock at her home, 9 Washington street, 3 liness of two years.” echo-Slovakia she came to this country in 189 She was a member the Ruesian Orthodox church, She ves her husband, two sons, and thre af 10 of daughter, Miss Catherine Gagzik and Mrs, Gaspurini; a sister in Dridg port and two sisters in Europe; and ir grandchildren, John, George Eleanor fces will be held Orthodox church on et Thursday morn- be in Washington st Lurial will cemetery. ¥ I trick Earley Patric rley, 65 years old, died at the town farm last evening. He was a resident of this city for about 50 years. He leaves no near rela- tive The fu 1 will be held from the funeral parlors of John J. T on Fast Main street Thureday morn- ing at §:30 o'clock and at 9 o'clock at St. Joseph's church. TInterment will be in St. Mary’'s cemetery. Mrs. al ser of 176 Dw: this afternoo nley Memorial Raymond N. Gllman ciated. Interment w, metery, e Pune: Carter held I John t wera at church. past in T street Rev offt- atrview Frery Day Is a Birthday Let Your Gift Be Selected Flowers From | BOLLERER’S SY SHO™ 5 ot Bldg, “The W, Maii Pro. Tel %86, N s Brookhart is not violating | under | cover of the strength shown by stan- | organiza- | the | y nation of $500 and also to pa itution | is believed to| York. | of | on| Michael and John Hamilla, | k and Gloria Gas- | at| Fairview | arrant | o'clock at Teleggaph Florist of New Britaln” | January 11, (D. L. NAIR APPOINTED T0 STATE C. OF C. COMMITTEE Will Serve With ('mllp to \(mh Commercial Arbitration In Connecticut. David L. Nair, prominent local torney n asked by the Con- |necticut state Chamber of Commerce cight other association commitee January in New icial arbi with | members of The next meeting of the {will be held on Tuesds {18, at the Graduates clul {Haven. The committec on commer bitration handles a general f survey. Its main duty is to pro- {mote commercial arpitration in this state. No special fleld is given the committee, its study dealing both with arbitration between the indu terests and harmony ¢ tween the employer and the employe POLES VOTE FOR SEPARATE PARISH (Continued {rom First Page) and called for He wa mecting by | nominations for chairman | selected for the post. He then st | gested that anyone who came to the | m@eting for the purpose of creating disorder, leave the building at once, the chairman calling attention to the seriousness of the proposition to be considered. Alderman Grysbowski his listeners that dissension been apparent in the time, and that rep: ntative bers of th# congregation are of belief that a new congr should be formed and a new Catho- |tic church built. He told of rumors ithat a separate church was to be | formed and declared aga | move. The gathering indicat disapproval of such a change. Remarks were made by ers, the tenor of which indicated dis- | satisfaction with the present paro- chial control. Rev. Lucyan Bojnow- ski, the pasto by name, however. | Opinion is Unanimous the conclusion of a request inform; has mem- At | speeches, C ed if all were desirability of ready to vote on th “splitting” the parish, and when he was given assurance that all who desired to speak had {been heard, he put the motion { Every person present, several hun- dred women included, voted * | Grysbowski called for dissenting votes, but there were none | Vincent Dobrowolski of Farming- ton avenue, arose and offered a do- for the cost of drawing plans. Petitions | | were passed through the crowd and | were signed by several hundred prospective members of the new con- | gregation. Alderman Grysbowski wa chairman of the committee sult with the bishop, with A. Karpinski as secreta; Other | members ape: William Kragiel, John Seremt, Alex Labiniec, Anton Ulin- | ski, Boleshaw Kowalczyk, and John Klypok. | s elected to con- Stanley Declares “Sensible Men” Could Settle Differences ew York, Jan. 11 (P—Three or four “sensible” men sitting around 2 table could compose the differences between the United States and for- cign nations on the World con George V. Wickersham, attorney eneral of the United States under president ift, told the League of Nations Non-Partisan Assoclation at | its fourth annual meeting here ye | terday “It would be a very real tragedy.” | Mr. Wickersham said, “If this coun- |'try, after going as far as it has on the road to joining the court, should | fail to become a member.” | John H. Clarke of formerly justice of the United St supreme court, was elected presiden of the association. American participation in world peace movements in accordance with the spirit of the Locarno pac urged by Dr. Nicholas Murray ler, president of Columbia versity, at the annual banquet the association. 15 W But- Uni- | Bankrupt Partners All Facing Fraud Charges New London, Conn., Jan. 11 (P— .\l)r:\hnm Scher and Louis Kosakow of this city and Carroll M. Spauld- ing of Norwich, now bankrupt part ners in the firm of A and company were each hder | bonds of $7,000 in this { morning when the sented en charges representations of sponsibility of the strength wh held police court three were of making the flnancial re- company on t f h the New London City National ank loaned £21.000 {and claims a large portion of that amount will be lost. Spaulding de- murred to the complaint and was bound over to the next term of the and Kosakow continuance until = false | were granted January READ H a ADS | BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE Tha Board of Adjustment will hear the following requests for sp tions on Wednesda y at 7:3 in Room 205, 30 p. | | | m c 1 Hall: erman Sand | Crusher Plant, Road. Felix & Amelia Kolodziej réar 256 Burritt St Frank Lemos Hill Ave Mrs, Fr T 5 nley 8t Mrs. Margaret Lot No. 9, Seymour Pius Zink. Set back Chas. Gublin, South St BROARD OF Thor Dated at New 1 192 & North Gravel Co. G Garage, nk Traut, T. 1 Room, Sehmidt, Ave Bain § Garage, Gas ADIT ST as 1 ain, MENT. . Clerk Conn. - |this flood water, ito act upon a committee on commer- | arish for some | the | tion | inst such a | d its parishion- | s not mentioned of | Mountain . Merchants Down Move Golden | | ———— Wall Street Briefs = 4_,______.4; Buick Motor | creased to 200,041 1 City Items OFF AND ON 18 WAY STOCKS GO Alternate Strength and Weak | ness Today MASS. WATER PLAN WILL AFFECT CONN. (Continued from First Page) Mrs. Mary out 140, of 46 Erwin I cal condition at | hospital A dau { Britain G Grigarich, aged ace, is in a eriti- | Hartford Isolation PUTNAM & CO. Members New York & Hartford Stock Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRALROW TELEPHON from in born at New ospital today to| 'Mr. and Mrs. 1 Brown of Berlin. | ®| A son was born at New Brit |l hospital today to Mr. Joscph Abraham of but received in itish steel makers ilingness to enter tecl association if 500,000 tons output be- about per The associ- od waters, hes river every spring. and t built will shut off thi perts have told me tha al sp bsol ry to ¢ section.” Report Not Completed The report made by C ! ville, manager and chief engin: the Hartford water departmen was the governor's representative various legislative hearings is not cample ough it cheidle frac 11 on the ico v Britain ed W, red in and is at tal We offer Holyoke Water Power Co. Price on Application York, Jan. of weakness periods chara contre ed traders. in volume, 11— and stock Ao strengt ket a strike 75 and r capacity s ht wrist ornin; e | shi ding was with no idespread public of the c -4 to 4 pe fact that esult in an agreement. cto will visit ind future for the PASSES BILLION MARK tric company has r for the 165,000 ating unit whic ; at the Philo pla will er company, sub: still Massa- American Gas and Electr amy Cpat’ a1 largest of Its advance. National City Bank of New York ar cost more than $17.000,001 brisk demand for the casterr ant last, With Deposits of $1.083,599,000 < A 5 T8y apbren 5 T bill to . t ns rease TR e e ) 9 he % Massachusetts, | governor said { that Connectic affected by project. I chusetts legislature last thorized the expenditure {200 to tap the Ware river week filed the $30,000.000 take the waters of the S 2 maens of ¢ for the me The general plan is to the Wachusett river the the Swift river and of B a tributary of the War of an extension to the Sw the aqueduct or tunnel betwee Wachusetts reservoir and ‘1 | river at or near Co! | will be a temporar on the Swift river. Connecticut industries |ing open opposition to t of the waters from the |river. The Ware and | flow into the Chicopee which in tu flows into the Connecticut river son the wats nd from 4 eking inv gn of t river as| First to Leave Million Class, Pnts result of the additional waier supply er, 1 iy politan Bosten ar lings, and ch divert into <Kieh ers of M the tod or expendi- 0,000 for 5,000,000 for equip- Capital improve- ay involve about $6.- ore dock at 0,000, he )l under- 0 gondolas, engines, 1 vlec- Burritt Hotel Bldg.. New Britatn Telephone 2580 MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES Donald R. Hart. Mgr. Ne W afternoon lling move > motor York, Jan. 11 (P—With $1.083,599,000 at t National in Amer shares. showed first billion m ¥ by C ¢ ng & n $1,0 We Offer: Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Co. Price on application. We do not accept Margin Accounts. fluctuations Solvents B, points to and re buying of A with nd ratic mereial over & ding ¢ rive n Ware port was made at t ) st eting of the stockholders, proposal to increase the |1 capital ox « S o rs ord Recen! { at $200 a share was approved. -| In point of capital structu National City B; ink i socl split-up 1ses talk ¢ market” aie tock open coincident with ian dollar has be Montr, i an inc rofits. DuFont viness ‘1 common, Motors and of In give part of reshet s millio come from Massachusetts o necticut river in t rubbing. s paid out i 14 carried in in un ral aders. We Offer: Colt’s Patent Fire Arms EDDY BROTHERS &G HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN Martford Conn. Trust Bldg. Burritt. Hotel Bld’. Tel.2-T186 Tel. 3420 MACHINAG TRIAL INDICTHENT SHHE Three Defendants Will Face Same Charges company s of no par £0,000 s An initial oil shares lopments are nding. Barnsdall in large blocks especiall activel One corpo pects tol participate opposition of tt en a ancing prices. THE MARKET AT 2:30 P. M. shec m & Co.) Close 1381 ' of whom all the the institt Windsor Iflfil\fi and Walter P. company is the state int A $5.000,000 nearby pl RESCUES OWN FAMILY Trips t C hlldren s _ Starts 2 inte has he company | Mr. Schwaz to the joint co supply and M of the Massachuset stating that it erty along A protestin tion on opalitan af Springfield Man Makes Two : Into Burning House to Carry Out Wife and New Born Twins, st nigh new ~ compa anufucturing vl th Companies 1 CONGRESS GROWS MORE SERI[]US Jewish \ulhm‘ Blames ‘\m,\espcme for Trouble 1 (A—The Mackinae er cases will be retried on ment on which they to trial last May, it Attorney General son today. This indict- tain George W, neer John A, excursion on | (Continuad from First Page) “0gnition Wasl his part in the coup d'cta committee b ment was called ¢ Senator ccticut, the the 1 of by ton 1S nd it was poured on the } by he of the i A. P. Marsh Elected to tate Commerce Chaml)el' P. Marsh of th 1 tor Con cor cord of tury I Mundi.” portray- tration policy sald is city was ¢ h ley with the fact 1in Newport, lay after the inac ex- sor Cor 1t Motc held in Hartford was ives was holocau persons criminal endants, jue the other two and Ernest democr P OVER SUIT tion of President Dis utional authority . Coolidge had re explanation of 2 £ ; of Juan It MEETING POSTPONED whi use the Merl his whol from the e acasa, preside Dz by fo i Hu cut to a sudden € pleadad trial had proce derstanding EUARI]INH AfiAlNST EPIDEMIC OF FLU Page) dleston ly the coun- Cl of is guilt ; \nlomon Blonmgalden, Noted Iemsh Poet, Dies 11 (P—Solomon poet who y his pl rts Arrow. . > proside lio Corp war with “What ar ST T Crew of Wrecked Barge ‘ned by Iug Boal ng to Mexico b Llack horse white hors. Lauds Sey ttot to b BALANCE the h TREASUARY the ave Borah Fave ni of om First 2 numero e s of bubonic character. Hard Hit by Flu Switzerland, Jan and F t by sause for th 5] it is k & roc sty ne U'nion Pac S Ct Ir Pips 3 Ind Al Rubber Steel .. Ry his . Geneva rlan ally 11 (P— been which is A bulle- epidemio- 1gue of na. by funds oundation translation “H vos of Switz spec Many New York \tatcr \1'1e~tu'| for Drinking 11 (heditar nee nfluen low’s h il most of 1 today tained silenc the president pictur fiKa5 { been ing Furope by the the le port tin, is al 8 which the »ws that d and Fr Denmark logi of i Roc L tions last intoxi ain John Full cions in New om foun an gi expe and patrol ing by sk HARTFORD STOCK Railrond EXCHANGE Stoeke o Nat! 1 & ind Spain Banks s to t Con for rehabilita Companies No listric ere repo last week of than 3,000 first wee est Virginia Raiders h id to Have Shot Woman W. Va., Jan, 11 (P A. D, y. of N¢ 11 here teday said to have L ing a liquc at her home ath bed s pro 1ses sel dv v 1 and violasio A Sacasa mor d that contr s assertion the stitution did not pro llment of a new president and re temporarily he dec res on Nicar iven in the o misleadin Charleston, tor ry to Mr Nicaraguan de the in- prosident when vice-president it from of hospit wound ofticers s v boarder od a orrow, fired the fatal shot forrow and € sle, who acco: are under arres | husband said the fled from th fived ral shot struck the woman . 'Governor Ferguson Adds 'lo Her List of Pardons Jan, 11 (P —James governor, and Miriam A. 1 in 1917, when endorsed a full Dechard, of Dal- scnator, voted to ZOVErNOr's pro- revealed to- 4 about tour swindling estate Y alhnz(onl Police See Hint of New Arson Case W ingrord, Conn. l\l P ond tim wmy we by disclo: today following he in Pap- rgent’s Cous While Driving \Inlm 5 N. I, Jan. 11 (P— 1 cousin of United S I John G ementary ducational state was set wit erguson, elis and Govery on finances of ticssage presiden atatann or eols inpeac nor, A inves pas R s gover lon for E. who as st impe him, lamation o day. Dechard h months of 12 in connection deals. Latest fign rg nd her hoarder Mrs. May when the of ¢ National par las, ¢ school In i Mantreda after A Indemnity and fi Pap- hment at he was ful in- e offleers | a confernec polic o s ice nnou For Co-operative Sales i Directors of the merc |reau of the Chamber of voted nnanimously against foperative sales movement t at a meeting in the Chamber Commerce rooms today. It was voted to leave the forma-| n of a new uniform honrs com- |inde tes to George H. Dyson, chair. |letic man of the bureau, and A. J. Leven- | make his: cl of thal, chairman of & committee, pounds for the | i ! 0] ' T!'\\Tl I Phil MceG of 31 night at sov 1 pardon which he is pr serve tion was given nmerce | ipal any co- | of | ars with TOD ow MORGAN SUSPENDED York. Jan. 11 P — Tod | Morgan, of Seattle, the light welght champion, spended tely today s state ath- commission ilure to real k. Ine. part Public Tt rant be made. He al neld show that Gov- ernor Ierguson has extended 3,177 1 for a time, later be-|acts of clemency in her two years hool principal and has been |in office. Today's list Included 33 11 state and national edu-'pardons and several paroles. cational affairs. He leaves a widow e nd tva sons, Crosby. of, Vermont. | READ | and Joseph of Florida 1 in Vermont in 19¢ H Sarge ago. wonld 1 wa by for cam I re a years pract came s a leade t n ction, man London and can is con ma w Dety Madison St 1 HERALD CLA: FIED ADS POR YOUR WANTS Squa