New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1927, Page 11

opinion that the four suicides re- night in the parish house. Although Soc‘al “’orker il'l Jflpan 1920, after service with the Y. W, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1927. ; 1 ported yesterday, togethcr with the [it was an important meeting, only AMERICAN WOMEN ENTERING FIELD [ = teems s GHIOINE TOLL NOW ruary 17 at 10 a. m. Rachlin for . C. A. in Annapolis, Maryland. Her plaintiff, LeWitt for defendant. Jo- { eight others in the Inst two months, {about 20 members were present. 1t| Yo We Cs A. Drive Speaker experiences will be interesting to OF lNVESTMENT AND MAK[NG MONEY seph Janicki vs. John Mroczkowski |are not related. | was unanimously voted to incorpor- | Miss Grace McGregor of Utica, |those Who will attend the tea. et ux, February 18 at 2 p. m. Golon | e fate the church and Thomas A.|N. Y. Annapolis and Kobe, Japan, for plaintiff, Peck for defendant. | | Francis and E. Stanley Welles were {who is home on & furlough from i % NEW]NGTON NEWS fiare g In the slave markets of the olden . stockholders and of these 12,473 are | Wladyslaw Kosakowski vs Wilady | ted to sign the certificate of or- fher Y, W. C. A. duties in the|gdays women who could blush pret- Many Big Concerns Num- | Tori o0t e dividends derived | slaw Tajmaper, February 21 at 2 ISt | ganization which will be presented |Orient, will be the speaker of the “‘,,’,’mwmg AN RS :n,,. 2 from the sale of the Standard’s many | p. m. Traceski for plaintiff, Monkie- % R ; of the state. E. |qay at a tea to be held at the 2 ber More of Fair Sex |products. What percentage of this| wicz for defendant lmlp:. ]Xmle;l- Yale PI'O[(’,SSOT seeks fo Explalll 2 1;;1‘\ o e ‘l‘\*\-‘“‘m’)'l’i*,'l-‘;“‘t;‘ harles R. l-Imnmn?‘,mm of Mrs. Phillip B, Blanjey,on | o0 cheir 15es-ageoiiplBung AUREEE . |billion dollar corporation is owned | berg vs. Jacob Schwab, February b _"” Sy B '“ R neis were named | yednesday afternoon, celebrating Than Males on Their [by women is not available. lat 2 p. m. Woods for plaintiff, Stlldel] Deflms |16l foran days night in town |a committee to draw, up a constitu-|the opening of the drive for $15. o The American Telephone and Tele- | Hungerford & Saxe for defendant. et | assa s w arged with | tjon and by-laws. The committee will |50 \whi . ; 2 ! : : |500 which the Y. W. C. A. is mak- i ' graph company has far more women | Danfel J. Hayes vs. J. J. Donahue, « Grand’ Jutorl a0 AL e Naansilitionalor - Gthar s HomME WET WASH | 1SS O ockholaers. o Harold 1 r g stockholders than men. Girl switch- | February 21 at 2 p. m. C. F. Gaft- . : : pr A i C i ¢ : 5 1 ecuted. Court | churches of similar and will re- o board operators buying stock under | ney for plaintiff, Traceski for de- w Tork, Feb. 15.~M— Three | oogty amounted to $14.60 but Kolod- | pert thetr findings hnd opintons at| = Mopvegor went & Jepan in | L.AUNDRy the company's stock purchase plan, | fendant. M. D'Avanzo- vs. A. S young students died by their own | zicj was unable to pay them. aothbs mesting of tha churshiwhien E————— & o : s s in diffe . -| Mrs. Kolodziej testificd that her |yl be hel — New York, Feb. 15.—(®— Miss | have invested in large numbers in | Barbieri, February 21 at 2 p. m. hands in different parts of the coun- | . J a T | will be held soon. f America has found her place in the [the company's securities so that of | Nair and Nair for plaintiff, Charles try yesterday and the suicide toll "\'\‘_""1“”"‘1 camos hon f_"“'l“ work| A meeting of the “clesiastical | {WILL MAKE YOU financial sun. a total of 309,121 sharcholders, 218, | Bauby for defendant Stephen o vournful lives since the first of | vy iy Mt and started an ar | society will be held fn the near | INDEPENDENT OF he was ill 4 o thevorn XosR R0/ . land wanted a doctor. Kolodziej is | ::',m",mfl‘,i‘d = In every case the apparent active | giid o have thrown his wite (o the it motive was scarcely comprehensible | gioc £0, 14+, Hrows T8 WHE 10 T to the adult mind. Of those who met ¢ spfiedeanle death yesterday one gave N0 reason |(hioa of his children corraborated| It 1s vote to turn over y to the rporated | church, after which it will dissolve Women today cash more dividend | §52 certificates stand in the names | Grohl vs. Apothecaries Hall Corp., checks of the giant billion dollar |of women. ruary 23 at 10 a. m. Woods for American Telephone and Telegraph | The Public corporation ~of New | plaintiffs, Woodhouse for defe Co. than does mere man, while an | Jersey has made a strong drive for | Adam Urbanski vs. James Amazonian army of housewives, [women ownership of the company's|lan, February at 10 a. m. stenographers, women dependents |gecuritics. Of the total number of | for plaintiff, Mangan for defendant lanned to hold the ¢ ac @ wrote, e e f . Kol Y )t the Newingto ol and workers form half of the num- | stockholders 67,303 at the end of’| Rackliffe Bros. Inc, vs. Teofil 2":,::*‘“: ‘"I'\‘,“‘:‘::f' m?dd:,‘,\“(‘,l,\i,.“, the testimony of the mother. Kolod- ]1:1” L b L atuatee ber of shareholders of the Pennsyl- (1926, 26,000 were women. Company | Gajda, February 24 at 10 M. T am doing the deed that will, after zlel, denied the charges, saying %hn ; . bl b vania railroad. officials say the number of women | Rachlin for plaintiff, Ginsburg for| o funeral, lighten the family's ex- |ji g= oL bleninl e P Fiold Thicas is & | Millions of dollars are being in-|sharcholders show a substantial in- | defendant. Security Finance Co. vs, | o8 (UIEFeh T8 i (Rt R L D b okt | vested annually in railroads and in- |crease from year to year. Fred A Monsees, Iebruar The boy who died for love of his |5 » W;}\ZM‘XT' |“ ‘\“'\1 T}.‘ff‘d'd.fl“{i e— dustrial corporations by women 10| Hard boiled bond men say that|p. m. Xirkhem, Cooper, HUMCI™| mohor and sister was Thomas | Siraien SUNEIRITN ot ROt (S ERPR ye o Soe whom the ways of Wall street are|women go in more for stocks than |ford and Camp for plaintiff, O'Donnell, Jr., 16, the bright, o This cas no longer a mystery. Over a hundred | ponds because of the generally high- | McDonough for defendant. i o uE e, SRl : yf‘,-. to tk n(H" nf;‘l)r :',, 1l L <’-1,‘A; f)lu(n;‘(.h]‘. 1’.\ {.lv\l;u- | million dollars worth of bonds Were |er interest yield. Cold figures on |E. Leppert vs. Goodwin Finck Hempstead, N. Y., high s Rt A IS e et o Frearnicia Avenis - taken over by women investors in 5 s indicate [ ruary 28 at 2 m. Kirkham, 5 £ ; J e e Mr. ' of F tvenue the books of bond houses indicate y P. standing on the stage where TR caite - e | WHATEVE: Ll the big January investment demand, | o, "00 S P O (0" o cent | Cooper, Hungerford and Camp for | pipt 08 O IS FUE EE T in the ;mm“.‘“ bantl had tried {g ternoon at 2:30. WHATEVER THE WEATHER stter was inve » Boys' club of the church will intiff, Cooper for def tnd'\nt‘ YOUR CILOTHE! ET AND bondmen estimate, while the pur- [ o®y WG o T Rond salesmen | pl school play, he shot himself with a Afana {Ho B usbantl wa mer < ot vet Geofes . Guild hall Thursday it 2 A chase of stock is said to exceed that | gaciare the first question put by wo- Johnson vs. George Balak, | g1 reyolver he had flourished as oAb T i Tillavanllatie st sn s ot CLEAN, WET WASH— figure. LR fmen in bond buying concerns the | February 28 at 2 p m. T. F. Mc-|uppe Hero,” gaturday! and lodged at fhe Mew| . & —— o Popular imagmau}on o aseribes | yio1g and that security rarely seems|Donough for plaintiff, ~Kirkham.| “wyoy and Marion have needed | ritain police station pending t | Home Wet Wash women of wealth as the big buyers ), concern them. Cooper, Hungerford and Camp ol jotnee he wrote his mother, asking | Mrs. Kolodziej claimed again last| HOLD VALENTINE PARTY of securities but the transfer books | u] goll honds to women purely on | defendant. | her to give his ring to “Helen,” & |night that her husband has tried to | Alenline ATt of the " corporations tell another|, ..;timental basis,” said one of the | e S I school girl chum, “because she will ‘;‘1,,:,,“”,,,r'| ”nl,,”,,l,i".’lp'” ; S i \.\‘). e T story. It is the middle class WOIMeN |jyi pogt hond salesmen in Wall strect. | PORT LOT! | chierish it.” The note also named the | could be fonnd, Cons .m B e ainly the housewives, who from [ifiore o o new South Wales bond | s | cherisn it Tho noto also named the |could bo gound. Constable Halleran | John Sullivan of 624 Arch _strect, their tidy savings from the house- 1500 1 T IP P UGETe it is | Treasury Balance Pool Now Being | frehds o Wb (0 Do K B g at | (oo Keloaziej to th street | Guests were present from Middle- e ey L e L STty ) 3 | jail in Hartford las and the | town, Hartford, and this city a \ Laundry L | his funeral. entence begin immediately. ing the evening bridge w. income by stock purchases—that |pnolish flag flies from its capital| Dostor, Feb. 15 (UP)—Another my o te " pieh school suigide | ence will begin immediately. !'h’nn’L!,‘hvh«h»fl:“:n.“ 1 hlh;u;‘\ form the vast bulk of women se-|ang that an English, warship lies off | lottery pool—the third to be inves- | ooy embarked on his “adven- | A meeting of the Newinglon Cone | aied in ren and st } te and luncheon | after writing a long letter which told of his dreams of becom- The boy was 14, of l)\\f‘n- | check from the Electric Light com- | .noueh to make the sale. To a man | month as the subject of a fed- church was held last | v pany is often used to pay the lght | e gell on logic. He's not interested | eral inquiry here today. et bill. lin the English flag or the warship| John Grover of Plymouth already (;"‘L\rzr’ W. Thousands of women WOTKErS— |yt wants to know how many natives | has been arraigned in federal court | o Sy T e oy clerks, stenographers and others— of | 1ng ywhite folks are there and how |on charges of conspiracy to violate | 1,0 dent, of Sioux City, Towa, industrial corporations and railroads | many coal and iron mines and what | the interstate commerce 1aws re- |y "y oo 'to die by gas. which provide for stock purchases|ipe natural resources are. As soon |garding transportation of lottery New Haven, Feb, 15 (UP)—Lack by employes also make a vast army |59 you talk about a bond to a Wo-|as result of the newest probe. Bl o acotmay In¥aomatde of women security holders. iman she loses interest. | Through counsel, he pleaded not g;m be responsible for the recent Analysis of Investors in a recent| Rocent surveys show that as wo- | guilty, ‘and was held under $2,500 | L0 00 o qant suicides which h offering of stock in a large public |men become identificd more and | for trial. | swept the country, in the opinion of utllity showed dressmakers, beauly more in business as wage earners| Government offeials said the latest | pooro o Tlowellyn T. Spencer of culturists, nurses, laundry workers the amounts of their security pur-|pool to be investigated was operated |y 0" yi1o University department of and housekeepers among the pur-|chases increase and that all of their| from Bridgeport, Conn., and con- S chasers, with the housekeepers lead- [income does not go to meet the de- | cerned U. §. Treasury balances. | | curity purchasers. The dividend |y, parhor of dtey and that's | tigated in New Fngland within two |y | | psychology. He pointed out today that as a |l ing all the men and women in the |mands of fashion. Some wives have | TR | large number of the suicides report- | number of subscription: | found themselves unexpectedly own- | GOIN h ROP] TRIP | | “iuring the last two months had || Penn. Road Stock |ing shares in railroads and what not. | Mrs. James Lacava of 26 Hawk-| ol oa% oo men rooming alone, The Pennsylvania railroad makes|qa)) because the head of the house ins its proud boast that half of its $500,- | gjscovered that with a husband and |of 000,000 in stock stands in the names | it filing separate income tax re- | day of women, many of whom areiyyrms the taxable income did not months' trip to Italy and France. | p..co that the suicides could not || widows and dependent on the divi-|reach so far into the super-tax |While in Italy, Mrs. n will | ey be termed an epidemic, but | dends. Tts list of shareholders shows | class, {visit her daughter, Leonora, who is | q¢ the publicity Eiven to such || that the names of women have | studying in Milan, ‘and Mrs. Avi- tragedies may have been the ulti- | doubled in the last ten years. Of a CITY COURT CALENDAR | table will t her mother and|jafe factor in influencing young || total of 90,388 sharcholders in 1916, | Cases assigned by Judge William |other relatives. In June, Miss Led Yot e ! street and Mrs. A, L. Avitable |y Cgeqpondency might have result- 51 Main street will sail Thurs- | oq from such self-imposed isolation. from New York for a four| “p.,cecqor Spencer told the United | ATTEND THESE WEEKLY EVENTS. YOULL FIND IT A‘I‘ PROFITABLE , HABIT TO ACQUIRE Glac\l\i(;llg\ f{ose Children’s Flannelette Wear e Il] - | men to tak of which 44,937 were women, the|c Hunge: afternoon |nora Lacava will accompany her! Generally speaking, the cases are B T 1ooks of the company now sl\f;“'l:lhm in city court, mother back to the United States. | not related, but are merely coinci- AT HALF PRICE 1as ape out of total of 141,202 sharcholders| Alex Benta ot al vs. Antonio Bial- | i R t Eo an i i e S . e - Biton, 70 891 icrian slotkHbIAS ko: o fl;‘. ]‘_."hn‘m‘” i1 u_'m'-‘ «PEEPING TOM” REPORTED 1“’““‘“‘“‘?{1 ‘11:?1(:11:]: n”““;"m’j]‘]‘:m":: o All over Rayon — garter, Gowns, Slips, Sleepers and Bloomers of striped and No. 5 width. 1 ers owning 40.65 per cent of the|yjonkiewick for plaintiff, Woods for| William Pachasa of 172 Chap- cumstances and conditions, he be- ravel stop, novelty colored white outing.. Sizes up to 14. Mostly 50¢ For Wednesday, yd. (o road's stock. w defendant. Charles Brown vs. Jo- | man street complained to the police lieved. top—all the new Spring values. For Wednesday only ...... 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