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

SARLOTSKY SPEAKS AT OUTDOOR RALLY Says He Takes No Onders and Is- Independent Councilman Samuel Sablotsky, democrat, of the Sixth Ward, ad- dressed a gathering of voters on t Main street, near the corner of Spring street, at 12:40 this noon, as- suring them that his purpose in secking reelection to the councl at the polls tomorrow Is that he might continue to serve their interests. He has always been independent, he , and unlike some republican rembers, he does not find it neces- sary to wait until a leader votes to know what stand to tgke on im- portant matters, He repeated that lie is not in the race for the adver- tising it will bring him, and he urged the voters of the Sixth Ward to support him on the ground that his record entitles him to their suf- frage. = Councilman Sablotsky that City Enginecr politiclan and caters to the wishes of the politiclans. Relative to the charges of his republican opponent, Attorney Monroe Gordon, that he lias not had the interests of the Sixth Ward at heart, but has looked ter affairs in other wards while own district suffered, Councilman charged Williams is a hi Sublotsky replied that the republi- can organization put that charge into his opponent’s mouth. The cry the republican organization in this lectlon is to “get rid of Sablotsky," he sald, and the reason is that the republican leaders realize the ta money cannot ve spent e antly unknown to him, and 1] always expose their scheme ouncilman Sablotsky was pre- nted by Registrar Thomas J. Smith, who was presented by Attor- | sy 8. Gerard Casale, candidate for the school board. The fifth ward will witness two | political rallies tonight. At/ 7:30 o'clock the democratic candidates at Falcon hall will argue their right to represent the fifth ward in the common council, and at 8 o'clock the republicans will hold forth at Ratner's hall. Councilman Frank Zapatka. candidate for alderman, | Harry Wilson and Larry Sam- orajezyk, councilmanic nominees, will speak. at the democratic rally and Alderman B. A. G J. Golon and Salvatore Falletti wil speak at the republican gathering. The Polish American Republican club met yesterday at Falcons' hall the speakers being Mayor Weld, At- torney General Alling, ex-Chairman Pajewski of the police board, Coun- man Kloskowski, Alderman Grys- bowskl and Attorney Golon. City Items The fnfant son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter. Marhewka of 44 Orange | street died Saturday at the home. The funeral was held this morning at Sacred Heart church. Burial was red Heart cemetery. Co. No. 7 of the fire department was caHed at 9:26 this morning to a dump fire at the corner of Allen and Lawlor strects, returning at 11:05 lock. Georgo Miner of Westfield, Mass., will speak to the members of the Lions’ club tomorrow on *Mexico in Transition.” Israel Rosenberg will give a piano recital. The Boosters' club will meet to- morrow evening at the Y. M. C. A. Robert Hurley, superintendent of state police, will speak at the meet- i wanis club Wesdnesday. Members of the New Britain traf(ic bureau will meet at the Chamber of Commerce rooms this evening at 0 o'clock. Plans for “Ladics’ Night” on April 21 will be com- pleted. St. Elmo lodge, No. 21, K. of P, will hear the final reading of the new by-laws at its meeting tomor- row evening. A large attendance is expected, as this will be an im- portant meeting in the history and welfare of the lodge. Ford-Sapiro Case Is Still Dragging Along Detroit, April 11 (P—Aaron Sa- piro devoted five days personally to organization of the Colorado Potato Growers into a cooperative selling cnterprise and three days to similar organizing in Idaho, according to his own testimony and documentary evidence introduced today in his $1,000,000 libel suit against Henry Ford. Letters and telegrams, confirmed by Sapiro from the witness stand, in ‘cated that when Mortimer Stone cc nsel for the Colorado farm bu- re 1 federation and several minor cc perative associations, sought to 4 w up the official papers for the orado Potato Growers organiza- ti n Sapiro rebuked him and insist- ca that the Sapiro law firm with its technical knowledge of cooperative organization, should attend to the matter. Sapiro admitted that he address cd the Colorado legislature at the request of Governor Sweet but de- nied that he received $1.000 for the speech from the Colorado Farm bu- reau, Wall Street Briefs — ) Importations of Crude Rubber into the United States in March are complled by the Rubber association of America. at 35,078 tons compar- ed with 42,677 in March last year, and for the first three months this year 108,639 tons, against 115,441 in the same period of 1926, Natlonal Dairy Products corpor- ation earned $9.01 a share on the common stock in 1926, against $6.56 a share In 1925, Rumors that Jordan Motor Car company planned to enter a com- bination were described by Edward 8. Jordan, president, as greatly exaggerated. Gross sales of Robert Reis com- pany for the first quarter were 52,010,138 against $2,089,938 in the ] first quarter last year, (Ve NEW BRITAIN DA _— e Tt el e S R N S ST H Gilman, will officiate at the fi services. iew ner; MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM |~ Albe 148 1 residen eterans of Civil War Call Mayor Weld's Attention to Increasing Cost of Observance. An increase from $130 to $300 in | dered by Judge William C, ford in city court this afternoon They were: For the plaintifr i 8. Yessian vs. W. Newton, Gordon for the plaint Tony W ms v Guido Giantonio, ¢t for plaintiff in the amount $107 Hun liy ve of b wih nue, Joseph wia ntil his illness i employe e chapter, Order of DeMolay, of iich he was past master councilior. n em cemetery. ILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1927, Interment will be in Albert Swanson rt Swanson, wight 1t of this ci wlo 3 for s. trect, died hospi Joseph A. H evening years old, of years a r 29 years 40 . died at New Britatn General after an ive of Sweden and t New Britain | Prices The funeral will he held from his |Calit ¥ years old, home at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow ;& 14 Gold terno L SR Ches & Ohio moraing arter a long illness. e ic 3( & 8 P.. He was born in T'oland, but has NC R L & pa ed in this city since was four || Chile Cop s old. He well known || F l ) r Corp i Gor el | unerails Cola stern section of the city and o Ritsellid Brvia tos Taris John A. Camphell Corn Prod . oLt e R oI Aan Funeral services for John A.|Gry Steel . Niwa, and a sister, Mrs. Helen Kris- | Campbell of 45 Winthrop street | ogge Brog topik, with whom he and his father Were held this morning at 9 o'clock |y pont De | had heen living t Joscph's church. A requiem | Nom I rena mesits in. chinrse mass was celebrated by Rev. [ppjo pp {of Stanley incomplete, | John J. Keane. e 1st pfd | iy The pall bearers were R, M |pau o Thomas L. Timbrell | Veigh, J. P. mpbell, Joseph | gk pupper Thomas L. Timbrell, 22 years old, | Campbell, Arthur * Campbell, John | gin halt | <on of Mr. Mrs. Herbert Tim- | Campbell and T, Campbell. The f o Jooe brell Carlton street, land traf- | hody was taken to Manchester, Mry| Gt Motors' | fic mg er at the Skinner Chuck Campbell’s former home, and burial | g oy oo ke vesterday at the w | was n the family plot in St. Jos- | o120 Dritain General hospital after & eph’s cemetery. 3t North ptd | short il i ! Guif Sta Steel | He was active ¢ ly and was Hudson Motors lone of the organizers of Nathan ! Numerous Issnes by tandard O Consol 1l Central IndO &G .... Int Nickel , | Mr imbrell was 50 a member of Int Paper : i the ntennial Lodge, A, F. & A M., UNDERTAK < 3 {and the organization will hold a Phone 1625-2. % !Lodge of 0w tomorrow after- Opposite St. Mary's Church. S 5 [noon at 1:30 o'clock. fil e e L e Sterees: Wi Aradie ok o1 1061 | Surviving him are his parents, | Marland Oil .. 46% 45 itwo sisters, Mrs. Hazel Foherg and | e prem et | Mo Kan & Tox 453 474 IMiss . imbrell and three | and Flowers Mo Pac pfd ..107 1061 brothers, Raymond, Edward and| fl:llllns for Rent) {Mont Ward .. 64 i | Willis Timbre. | --:;’é'}'h"}';'\'{fi?n INY central 150 ool A D | The Masonic ritual will be con-| 4 = 5 |INYN :l & 54 — e ok oo v e BOLLERERS —Yor i west Assortment of United States marines waiting at San |, at Stanley Mentorial | POSY SHOP | North Pacific. . Diego for sailing orders for the Chinese war zone, take |church at 2 o'elock fomorrow ait- | A3V RS Brof. Blig, Tel. sss | Pack Mot Car out time for a picture. The bugler is popular enough [crnoon. The pastor, Rev, Raymond | «The Telegraph Flarist of Sow Deltajae | Pan Am Pot B right now—but wait! UNCLE SAM GETS MONEY BACK In center of this picture is Postmaster General New receiving from Post Office Inspectors A. A. Imus and R. nds recovered Money been con- H. Robertson $245,100 in currency and from mail robbery at Rawli y was dug up from cache afte: victed. Lon Salm Von Hoogenstraten and his w Rogers, will end in Paris divorce count above is shown Peter Salm, guardianship mismated pair have the countess, END’S IN SIGHT g drawn matrimonial squabbles of Count Lud vife, formerl in few .week: their son, for been fighting. illicent With whose Inset, L3 Pennsylvania Pierce Arrow.. Radio Corp Reading rs Roebuck Sinclair 0il | Southern pa | Southern Ry | Standara 01l Stewart Warner Studebaker Texa b/ 1143 Union Pac United Fruit Rubber U S Steel Wabash Ry i\\?mt Blee ... | White Motor | Willys Over ., s | Woolworth .. 1833 LOCAL STOCKS \GROWING STRONGER Bear Activity s Quite Evident in 'the appropriation allowed anley | . — post, Grand Army of the Republic, | active in the Vega society, Lan- By ¢l b ors My g = 7 the Assocloted Press. or the functions connected witn |1°rs Mutual Aid society and the First | P 100 o April 11.—Selling pres. | Gl ke requested in a |laitheran church. - Surviving him are | o pronounced in to. etter reccived by Mayor Weld to- |[OUr daughte Misses Emmy, '8 stock o p - w o from William Sternbery, | » Lillie, and Sally. aays, stod) Jarss desmo. S 1 o i Stern "1 Tuneral services will be held to. |UMPtion of aggressive bullish op- wjutant of the post | s es e held to- | ‘i T in hie i6ed" industlala or scts forih that the ex- |OTTOW afternoon at 2 oclock at the | STAONS 11 "‘j”li‘"“‘]‘ Jndustri ident to the obscrvance 'OMC on Dwight strect and at 2:30 [SOUthW Tl“- S n“‘( d t]l“ 2 f | have increased to such |©'¢10¢k at Erwin chapel. Interment oS ,””“:““"_ SRRk | that it has been neces. |Will b in Fairview cemetery, : 000 in !n.m.«\xn view of | X 2 sharp i nk r TVeS for the post to draw upon fts TG kG A 4 own resources in addition to em- Barbara Rose Gasparini nored % e G . A .| Barbara Rose, seven ol |the call money om 41} to 43 money propriated by hter of Mr. and Mrs. John |PCF Cent, h to turn the course | n decided t a potted | € rini of 67 Jerome str ea [ Of Pri rd in the early aft- e sl FOGY Alleraoon At N | ernoon S, Steel common, Tl T i e General Motors and several of the e i ternoon at 2 o'clock | S0UthWestern rails had reached rec- itions of wild flowers . iy undertak- "r}l( ek h’\]-”:,' e factory. There |8 Parlors on Spring . Burial ear selling was In evidence ‘,{ e tdicer | ek imist ithroughout the session in a number '“’”“‘{ \}i‘ ;' ;; |0t the oil, tobacco, food, motor and | Mrs. Fannie Carlson Hanson phur shares. Liquidation of the N e 04 | Mrs. Fannie Carlson Hanson, aged |Ol18 Was stimulated by the reduction 5 t, witc of Fred Hanson of Lot or nt a gallon in gasoline artford Man Twice il Com- 138 % 1063 467 | 477 107% G455 151 S 1813 17% 11415 (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) Insurance Stocks. Bid 740 570 508 210 500 45 Aetna Casualty ..... 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Hart, Mgr. ; In Suicide Attempt 0spital last night at | PRy of New York and reports of We Offer: ‘ Hator D R Dbt onice following a long illne continued record-breaking produc- er: oling, 30, murrled was laks is survived by her husband, |tion in t minle field. i oHRg, (gl e sl tren, Kenneth and June | The unespectedly small decrease When this five-ton tractor ran w attempt at wnd Mrs. Charles jin the March unfilled orders of the 30 Shares Stanley VU Ol"ks pl'efel’l’ed ingt Pittsburgh, it 1 : B dab g Dwight street; three | United States Steel Corporation more mgton, Pittsburgh, it jumped over and made day had n Fred Carlson of Hart- | than offsct rumors of a recent slack kindling of two dwellings 150 i His first e e Eationn e . : i « ‘i gs 15 v, Driver ARl et 4 and Miss Margaret lening of mill operations, Recent | We do not offer Margin Accounts. jumped to safety, and only ¢ Hadlys savediy) iRt Bade s mom g city, and a brother, |strength of the Republic Tron and | woman, who was thrown from h the tractor’s | imaaw in nis home at 107 Blersant Ison of Hartford. |Steel company may have been due, | intrusion, street. This afternoon he drank esday afterneon at 2 ooy |\ PArt to open market purchases jle lesday afternoon at 2 o'clock |by the C. 8. Baton interests who are poison and was in a serious condi the home and at 2:30 o'clock at ; o 5 d e ar g k Xpected to get representation upon % — = |ilon whon o reached, e hospital. | Erwln capsli - Rev. Theodors "A. | tha. aeore ol b Jfieadests, aesting 2 5 intife. |1t is expected he will recover, ireene, pastor of the First Congre Sk Hapebad/a U 200 Attend Reunion : Az T gational church, will offioiate. In. °fgie ditectors. : DDY Ro I HERS S ( ntor : . will Faein ierce-Arrow preferred broke 6 | At St. John’s Church 1 the amount | — R LR AR P e e e e e -1 Of the 723 persons who have heen rdon for the || recent price cuts, and Fr ¢ Sty h » s s, and Freeport confirmed by Fev. M. W " [Texas dropped 5. Brivk acenmuta- |§ ~ HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN t years he ha Dea ths AoAS Dt I risk accumula. i : ears he has e 3 e ile | spasis i 0 «!tion was apparent, at intervals, in Con Burmitt | 'T St. John's German Lutl blin m of 3 Monroe ( Ms, Aspaste, Malgs, aged 88 yoars |NdHiolal Dalry . Droiibts,. Viotes Hartford Conn.Trust Bldg. t "Mf 'd’ in this city, more than 200 attended (nrinn plainti®f, Joseph | S====== 9% 4ub Waslingion Ritent diod) ves aRliigeT Sfiohine: | nte et RSAED Tel. 3420 la spectal reunion service y 1 o La T terday afternoon at New Britaln Nicker®ana pablie sorvnr i onal morning. plaint g n Henry Edwards, 66 years :’\","“'1““‘"“"“‘;' he i "““‘:”:“_ Jersey. R. H. Macy soared more ~ roe Gord or o Russ ¢ | by her husbanc SeT | than 8 . eport < MAIL BOX KNOCKED DOW N Bt Blimian e e o | paronts In Greee cirungralawilif oo TGRS OTLTEEenE ofrecard 3 An automobile being driven by a wan, for the pla A this morning at 3 e held tomor fternoon at 2 | R T p REoner. 4 student driver accompanied by a li- |, oo 0 Roc an. dliness of aix | 0Clock from & Sagarino's (Furnished by 1;‘ SO A, censed operator, backed against a iy g 1 he lived until April 30 Unde ng parlors on Spring street SRl BiGo) post at the.corner of S ot < . Ead L it nnn e oclock from the Groek |\ oo o oo Glosa and Hunter road about 3 o'elock | pyipne REACH ST THOMAS Crthodox church _on Beatty street, |41 Ol & Dy i yesterday afternoon and knocked | & Virgie Toands Al o al will be in Fairview cemetery, an % | o down four mail hox @ United Stat iy s, of Burbank, Cali- | e 1095 a7y was nogificd and he Pan-Ameriean T e o her, Cha el Charles Stickles., * Officer "Tanguay to D m v if Cherry strect, this! Word has been received of the Suga P 1Sftes FoarbRLARL that L X ath of Charles Stickles of Torring- |\ ”“sr . o of 201 Jerome street S ; A = L be held at ton. Mr. Sickles, before retiring 47 Tl & Tel 1651 he arrived, and Rito, b S Rona b s | Feomb everal years ago, was | A1 Tobaceo . — —_— S i esday aftcruoon | superintendent of the Union Hard- |41 Woelen — - — ::nro for poli 18 HEAVILY FINED William H. Al- Co. of Torrington, He it on. 2 % n of Trinity Methodis Mrs. Frank Barrett of |: 3 ; patint inity Methodist B Sl 2 ' 'Bald Loco y S Wi e Y % 3 10 Oficinte Tnternibnt oct, this city, and Mrs. (HAEL LOSO - Stocks we recommended now quoted: DEFAULT JUDGMENTS L be'in Fairview cemetery. Lindsles of Farmington ave- |t & Ohio. Six default judgments were 1 5 e TR istan FALL RIVER ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. QUOTED 68 BID NEW BEDFORD GAS & EDISON ELECTRIC CO. QUOTED 115 BID Fuller, Richter, Aldr'ch & Co. 81 W. MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE Hartford Tel 3-9161 New Britain Office New London Office Associated Gas and Electric System Founded in 1852 o 37 .000 Shareholders in 46 States and 18 Foreign Countries There are Associated shareholders in every state in the Union except two. 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