New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1927, Page 5

BROKERS SHORT ON ERIE STOCK, Gall Finds Many Without Pape for Delivery New York, Jan. 28.—(P)—Formal calls from purchasers for delivery of common and preferred shares of | Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad company on the New York Stock Ex- | change have been served on brokers and are reported to have many short of the stock. Unless delivery is made by 2 P. m. today, purchasers announc‘d the outstanding shares will be bought in “under the rule,” that is acquired in the open market by the Stock Exchange authorities at the expense of the brokers who have as- sumed delivery. The transterred to the original purchas- ers. Dealers in Wheeling and Lake | Erie during its vigorous advance of the past week started active trading | in this stock yesterday in an effort to meet demands made upon them. Wheeling and Lake Erie as a re- sult soared to a new high for all time at 55 1-2gand closed the day with a net advance of 2 3-8 points on a turnover of 47,200 shares. The preferred shares reached a high point of 64 1-2 and gained 3 1-4 points on the day's turnover of §,- 500 shares. MARY GARDEN IN ‘JUNTH SCORES Critics Find Her at Her Best in New Role Chicago, Jan. Garden has found ano in the name part of “Judith cago critics said after the American premiere of the opera by the French-Swiss musical revolution- ist Arthur Honegger. The work, presented last night by the Chicago Civic Opera company, is based on the ancient Jewish tale from the Apocgyphal Book of Judith, with music d¢ “a point beyond anything the modern composer has attempted.” “Miss Garden acteu o ol superb authority and sang with more vocal cloq\u‘mu than she has dis- played this » said Glenn Bil- lard Gunn in the Herald and Ex- aminer, “For the music exploited for the most part that exquisite low- er range of her voice, which is of such surpassing loveliness und such unrivalled expressi Edward Moore, in the Tribun likewise found the part gave Mis Garden an opportunity for some o her best acting. “For almost the first time this season,” he said, “she re- turned to her form dramatic smethod (hut of poised, thr Chi- scribed with Iwo Stellar Performers Today Shunning the Camer Williams Bay, Wis., Jan. 28.—(P) ——The moon and Saturn, shunning the inquisitive movie camera, sulk- ed behind the scenes today and evaded an attempt to make movic stars of them, For hours a battery of cameras peered upward hefore the dawn had spread too much light but low hanging clouds completely hid the occultation of the planct by the moon, and not a er The barometer began falling last night and by a. m. when moon was due to begin p. tween the carth and Saturn, even the powertul telescopes in Yerkes ob- servatory were unable to catch a glimpse of the occultation. tions were unimproved an hour and a quarter later when scientists had hoped to film Saturn again showing on the other side of the Lunar ma are found | stock is then | Condi- | By the Associated Press. New York—Louis Vierne, who has | been organist of the Cathedral of | Notre Dame in Paris for 27 years, believes his blindness has brough {him closer to the sound of world | music. He has composed a mass, six symphonies and 54 shorter pieces | | using the Braille system. His work |is translated into musical notation by Mme. Marie Richepin, niece of | |Jean Richepin, poet. M. Vierne is here to give concerts. Weehawkeen, N. J.—Having fer- | ried millions of persons across the | | Hudson river during 43 years serv-| D754 68 Terey Bost: inclnalug sichh | personages as Roosevelt, Hughes and | Joftre, Captain Jeremiah Minner is | retiring at 70. He has steered 525,- | 000 miles, but has never been be- vond Sandy Hook. b | Morchard Bishop, England—Olive: | Henry Wallop, late of Wyoming is fipding things tedious on his North {Devon estate which he inherited as the Earl of Portsmouth. He Is looking for something to do in order to pass the four or five years he must live here before taking his seat in the house of lords and he can find little except the mere shooting of pheasants which is tame in con- | trast to his cowpunching. New York—Lew Wallace, grandson of the author of Hur,” has become a member of the stock exchange. Atlantic City, N. is fed up on peaches. getting now,” he told t Canners’ association, mush and applesav i1 not the associ J.—Will Rogers All we're 0 tion put in cans. New York—That “Atrican honking gander” described by peaches having been brought home her I nd is simply an African | says the present owner, Mrs. | John H. of Staten Island, | who has rejected offers for the A. to go into the mov goose, Greaves, New Y. who was an infant prod ing divorce. At the she noted that a cow could not leap a fence, let alone the moon, called her mother a prevaricist and pub- an attack on Mother l.n(‘fl. ntagonist of childhood fat e has been an advoc: Los Angeles—Snub Pollard of the s, like other gentlemen, has ces in coiffures. He married a blondo and in. obtaining a divorce | e testified about other blondes. mov Akron, Ohio—TFor 1». years Jol .v\‘i Arnold, 71, a 1 Mrs. | Arnold, 69, ate her with- | out speaking. Ile ceased conversa- | tion with her in 1910 obtained a divorce a married life, | breath, in- | New York—There's red tape volving the return of Amierican girls who marry foreigners and go abroad. 1, born in Tampa, went | t spring with her hus- | ard, and five childrer. | g back she was detained at| Ellis Island, her husband was per- mitted to land at once. He had ob- tained ‘@ return permit before leav- | this country, had not. . was admitted tempor- ling a decision, number of ale leads in 23 y\l Harvard in 10, football. tes, Princeton 12 | being last as in Palo Alto, Cal.—Smoking is per- mitted Stanford girls, except in pub- lic, by a new code drawn up by the | students and approved by President | Wilbur, = RAPHAEL’S THIS COUPON WILL NOT APPEAR AGAIN CUT IT OUT-IT'S WORTH 46c TO YOU Philadelphia dies unknown origin, believed to resulted either from fall |struck by automobile. of Henry Quand stab wounds received January 6, finding by Coroner Eli Mix, charged with manslaughter. as art TR s A St ol NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1927. [FLASHES 'OF LIFE: SAILED THOUSANDS | " OF MILES BUT NEVER WENT VERY FAR New York—Uncle Sam is having uilt an airplane that lands on a ingle wheel. When it loses the momentum that keeps it on an even {keel on the ground, one side or the |other flops over till a skid at- ached to either wing tip supports it. Stamford—Samuel Fasik, 39, of from injuries of or being New Haven—Charles Tausl, 25, held criminally responsible for death 56, as result of in to be New London—Plea for suppres- | sion of details of Browning divorce trial by Connecticut papers made by | onnecticut Federation of Women's clubs in special meeting, resolution to that effect passing unanimously. Middletown — Home of Frank | Chubbard, built in 1754 and birth- place of seven generations of fam- destroyed by fire with a $10,000 loss, Wallingford — Damage estimated t $6,000 in fire ~which destro: ouse and garage of Antonio rosso. New Haven—Purchase of 22,500 of full grown forest land in . 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Samuel W, Grafflin, of New e Pil-| York, tells diners at Union Agricul- banquet condemning foreign [1anguage teaching in graded schools Manchester — Receiver knocked [and foreign language newspapers from hook as Miss Jennie Lucas|without translations, struggles with insane brother causes | one operator to send police, | who subdues Matthew Lucas. Meriden — Eddie Lord chellenger for state i championship loscs to Ja n, of New York. Hartford—Eye sight tests will be | | required from applicants for licenses |to operate motor vehicles com-| Bridgeport—Fire hydrant, broken|mencing next week Superintendent | off by flaming car driven on to it by | Hurley of state police announces, | terrified student driver, gushes forth ———— | and extinguishes blaze in automobile | . g of Harry Butterworcn of ailtora, | Marines Concentrating At San Diego Barracks | operated by son. | | San Diego, Calif.,, Jan. 28 (UP)— | 65, | Approsimately 1,500 United States | Bridgeport—Patrick Savage, | cisco said th »| particular signiz marines were stationed in San Diego today and 100 more were expected to arrive within the next few days. The men were concentrated from the mail, barracks and recruiting stations from over the Pacific coast. | Marine headquarters at San Fran- concentration had #0 ance. 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