New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1927, Page 17

fEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEM 5, 1927, OLDEST ORGANISM :-t. =" v NEW HAVEN JUDGE | RePoRTs on ok ’ Wall Street Briefs WEAKNESS APPEARS ENISTING IS TREE =755 | THRIGE ATTAKED == == = ———" I\ s10ck Wamiey, | PUTNAM & CO. e ) ookt e That He Is Going Into Rubher: “tock hold G A lan Members New York & Hartford Stock Exchange: : g : :::">:|‘:>vh:1\.::u :‘lw\\nsneus;m‘ 1:‘1'\1\.~ Business in Brazil par value of common stock from TR 31 WEST MAIN ST. R Lumberman Discusses Amencan;,m atmmation” for “ner “svpitenton JUSUCE GlSOD REVIEWS AUBIIDS | 1.onaon. st 15 e repore om0 hetive Bidding Noted for High| TESEOH,E‘” g published in the United States that Ingot production has drop Timber and Its Uses Vs ek e Made on His Lile Henry Ford has purchaeed: mora it fl st Priced Tndustrials HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW TELEPHONE 2.114) - than 1,060,000 acres of land in ing abont ¢ cent of capacity | e | | Is Already Married sy Para, Brazil. for ruhber growing is|compared with about $3 per cent a Aniston, Ala., Sept 15 (R Mi New Haven, Sept. 15 (P)—That | §iven prominent display by the Eve- | year ago. The (rade g e IR0 1 jffersnt Kinds of trees in the (Ruth Elder of Lakeland, Fla., who, | three attempts have heen made on |MNE News ar signiticance Lo the deelin ARG k) We Offer: American forests, of which only -‘\«'x'llx George Haldeman, says she wilt | the life of Probate Judge John I..| The nowspaper publishes its story t s said to reflect moderate shui- | l: & ‘""“'Vw high priced induos o : ey : attempt a transatlantie flight in the | Gilson came to light today wi wder the following heads: “Mr. tor e er forte S at apectaltios. more than s . oot o meretal AnDOFILIte: |blano “American gl was married |the Judge, scouting the tneepy that | FOrde | L80UDO0 Fabher Wax|of U 5. tcel Are oncratimeheniy | of which establishod ; artford Electric Light Co. ltex Brown of the Long Beli Jum | Birmingham in Scptember, 192 ja drunken man was responsible for Move,” “United States Dream of |l e prices. aguinst fentured A ber Co. of Kansas City, Mo., at the | Lyle Womack of Lakeland, Fia i“rfikmz his court Tuesday night, | Rubber Empire,” and “Mr. Ford o per i 5! ive stock murket 'w \ recovery COMMON vy club meeting at the Burritt | 158 r's sister, Mrs, James Glass, | declared that the intruder was prob- Enters the War in Dramatic Fash- | N DTG Bt 1 temporarily around mid today said today. {ably some person whom he had ad- t at Mr. Brown was the gnost of | NS Glass said Womack left here|judged insane or commitied to an! The London rubber market which several days ago to! Fasylum. hus been guieseent for muny months | e et of the New |30 e youthful wife take off on her| Juige Gilson said SErl AT ek et s eeelabl S RITActaailv ) the Inoon. when calll money. rate vitain Lumber 10 how . Lork to Paris flight. | sons have threatened to get me, | peport that Mr. FFord may extend his liss Elder is flying under herjand three almost suceecded. Mat- jand holdings in Para to 2,800,000 waiden name, her sister explained. | thew Phelan ow i T fire ha e combatted, | 1y e, her sister explain hew Phelan who # now in the [acres. The production of raw rub- i s roparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. North Hampton Lospital for the in- |, Ded ek dine e danand 27,650 | Weather, but part of the loss S :‘l‘:\' Ty (TeNSPOM [ Elder. dive here and Ruth attended [sane, pressed o pistol info my ribs : SR el e J 2 recovered in the am e riat. o aoscriias [school here. She has been living inas 1 entered the city hall a year 480 |uya mare thun double those of last | an 4 LR e g prepared for warket, He deseribed |1akcland, Fla., for several years. | but a friend of mine who was just [ f . Ruahel et Hotel Biag v ates tric — behind me wrested the pistol from ey actur s : SellluEgfon ! [ onm thine) ide: New Beiam Telephane Sha neporiation of logm. and ex-| Lskelund, Fla, Sept 15 UP--Miss| Dhelan's, nasso 42 coents) a pound o : low the early hig MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD KTOCK EXCHANGE lalned how his company Iaid out Ruth Elder, now awaiting favorable| Another man, he said, chased him % 3 3 Teavy: buying of ithe ! Mo | Donatd R. Hart, Mgr. 1 advance a fown which now has|weather at New York for a prob-|with an axe in West Haven and — : « b xpectations of | nore than 12,000 people i lematical flight to Paris, was known | Was cornered by police only after I L B : DAELECOU OF the 50 species of frees which |here as Mrs. Lyle Womack. wife of [he had frightencd every one in the AN i ading. The old 7 o any commersial valun N said |0 young Gecine.sign. Sriesmag. o | i G TS cone 1 (he Deaths | ANTLFASCIST SOGILTY o’ nearty six voinee (@ We offer and recommend: per cont of all the lumber made |was employed in a dentist’s office | the judge, the city hall was the high record at 26§ B W T o o et e el S Spat, 4SS g R FORMED 1§ Ol Fidelity & Casualty Co. There are approximately 300 | few imsnes, hut was resumed Price on Application. increased vigor in the early K. Ma 3 eneral man- Pmarked down 0 2 122 per oo Cotton sold dawn more tha rois gotten forests, | 15 gotter T an reparts of more fasor e present price is 16 pence in its completed do in a recent beauty contest ; mination attacked him with a | Prnk Paul, one-year-old son of | ilrouds 2 {baseball bat as he deft lis court Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paul, of 140 Committee Issues Statement Declur- - a large qu the two kind lumber, hard [her ability to make the hazardous|room but the man's aim was poor | Grocnwood strest, died this morning ar hrought fre 3 Price on Application soft. the hardest Kind of soft trip and was Fst to bid her good-luand instead of hiiting the judge. he at Hartford hospi after two ing Fascist Orzanization is t feel s mber is much harder than the |bye when she and Haldeman brought | smashed the bat on an iron stan. | weeks' e Er . e est Kind of hard lumber, and [ticie monoplne to Tampa reeently | chion held Saturday morning at 8 o'clock CUlbbl e bRl lalys vers: for « visit to their home here before| The judge also declared that there trom ters church. Intermen \ i : { estor soared 9 He described the method of |making the problematical flight {are persons in this city at the pres. | will be i ematory 0 i) ek i s G and ac- treating soft woods. which, he icross the Atlantic, {ent time who have heen discharged - B Lidding for Allys Chalmers sent points to a vealize, he pointed out, is that| Womack expressed confidence in We Do Not Acvept Marglo Accounts. said, make up 75 to SO per cent of | - |as cured from the insane asylum 1o i i 1 i nearly 5 1 the timber in the country e Up World Flight | which he committed them and wi 1witt o ximum at 118, Among the Ohat olest [Nl dreunisal nthe | Ioksiog Septt 16 GRESBhbllotopins [ havetdaclarenit thete. itavilon ot k| ! er tsanes o broak (hroush| vorld, Mr. Brown stated, is a tree. 100 and the pleading of loved ones ' avenging their supposed wrongs. F l | i @ top prices for {he vear were He eaid there ave trees in he biz @t home brought to an end the | el Cons i e unerails {Ihaces: 2 Mvers A and B Rey- | {ree section of the Pacific coast that | world flisht of the monoplane Pride! RESUMES STUDY OF LAW e =2 e T AR e weco B St Paul common, | o more tlian 2008 years old, To-|of Detroft here today. {C v a0 1 pemei i R = ; el B of Mo Bt . %0 Northwestorn, Rossia Tn- HARTFORD NEW B 3 - > cent of all thel XKdward F. Schlee and Walter S.|leave within a few days to resune _ Mrs. Elizabeth A. Toulkes | formed shortly after a I G la and Julius Kay-! R"A'N the country. rep- | Brock, co-pilots of the eraft that set | his law studies at Boston wniversit Funeral services for Mrs. Fllza- i\ oreanized T this city abou rtfordConn.TrustBldg. BUrrrtt Hotel Bld ng about hundred billion Ut from Harbor Grac . on {was tendered a farewell party by a | Poth A. Foulkes, who dled at the |,y ing o and work \ rength of these issues was used Tel.2- 71186 9 & tbe ot August 27, last, to beat the record | party of friends at the home of Migs 1OW¢ of her daughter, Mrs. Walter |5,y it s T e allon Tel. 3420 Mr, Brown was asked a number|in clrcling the carth, fear no|Marie T. Chisholm of West Main| ostiake of 233 Maple street yes- | | aviwar-or obstAcls thai vale or ilie | strest inck svonine. Ho win oot |terduy, will be sl thislaflennoon at 4 o'clock at Mrs, Westlake's ] home. Kev. William H. Alderson, | ¢ 3 it the woek had weakened s technical We Offer: pastor of Trinity Methodist church ¢ i Losses, as a rule, were questions when he completed his pid wise of the market k. Several concerned five hazards| X nd reforestation, in which the Ro-|braved stort heat and erratic |among them a leather travelling rians Jwed considerabie inter- | fripeal winds, They were delayed bag. Entertainment in the form of There were scveral questions on |PY_Eovernment formalities in Tur-|solos and bridge was enjoyed | WHI officiate. - Interment will be iy 1 : . : Key and flew over war torn China|Guests were present from Ne lrvicw cemetery. i | : e L2 0 iethods of salvage and sawdust dis- v rom 1 L & Spenined of ladays t t t t t and the jungle of Burma and § v artford, Norwalk and New e e t T f 1ed | sol. e '\“‘J"’m_“: m: r'vw“ {v‘vl mn’ l‘z \"n‘ Hartford, Norwalk and New \iboey H e sein . ; i The buying included | nite a es riaeii y an llal’al'l y He closed with the statement that 1t through a typhoon and | Britain. i policics | “uneval services for Albert 1 o far only one-third of the hulk of Funeral servi v r elements could offer them. They cd with several approprinte wifis, 1o a point or two. tions for the advance were {idal wave in Japan unseathed and| Mr. abrese fs well known' in L Lol e rail Sin [alonty ang i showed up a1 Kasumigaura in a | this city. having been engaged in the | Shreich. five year oll son : Tt s 4 i S AR orop | Fainstorm, smiling. At Tokyo they real estate bhusiness. He is a grad. Mary Hedenreich g ' L £ i A LI QI As a compliment to the speaker f aEnad e s . i o e Aol o e caras L re D inted o wood, | were told by aviation authorities and Lunie of Trinity colloge, Hartford, ST ho died at 2 f ' ! ool gL Nt e ] thei own agent, J. V. Walker. that {and is 2 menher of Sigma Alpha | General hospital from Slecying si - ndon Ao \Tilling. Be _.'f' ERESo ”_;)‘ \\'H]‘M”” it would he suicidal to attempt fo! Epsilon ternity. Since his grady. NESS yes iy afternoon LA < boon American co isues mountr e i Uheron |11 #cross (he Pacific ocean, Still ation-he has studied at Harvard and | held tomo afternoon e e S Crowell, Abrahum Buol and Theron | . yorgisied W. Hart 10 a in arrai POl R Fat Columbia o'clock at St Peter's chureh. In- ' ) e ' drovped 2 points tock of tickets for {he Rot Jub, fibrs (Degan loineddiine : = torment will be (L Mary's e = : With about M0 G0at TRl Sh yiock of tickets for the Rotary club, - i o =4 i Dk O T s ois e | SC0Tes of cablegrams that had conne DIVIDE PROFITS ery. ] 1or > listributed in dividends today. and aw ()mpany ] for them in care of the American| Noew York, Sept. 15 UP—Directors = wrs of the union: * cations of casier money ratvs b % warnin advice and supplications | poration tly organized for the Funer sorvices for Jan - ) irit f ¢ econtinued to mark up : i . T \mong those pres A Y |“ azainst making the Pacific hop. |transter of 0,000 of Glen Alden White of 42 Trinity street w 0 e Rp S New Bntam ()Il ce (IL\' Hz'\ll Iel, H. 1 ’i of Gain ; ’w” . K 1L Anong them vas one rom the Coal company 4 per cent bonds held |#t his home this mornit o L . L et Hartford Office 75> Pearl St. Tel. 463 is spending his va ndaci Schlee children of Detroit asking in the treasury of the Delaware, o'clock and t. Joseph's el " THe 2 7 Rt e g LSy i 349 their father to consider them before | Lackawanna & Western Railroad 10 o'clock | gains of a point or twa Charles Coppens, deacon, and R lengthy conference on the subject ! holders record Seplembor 20, ) e v : Wk Jeasiat il downeast and Sehlee emerged i John I, Donohue. sub deacon. Dele- iy ! i aehich comprised N w RK [ . Brock and Schlee will sail from Billaln lodgee miT 3, and Daly S L . tire volume af business yosterday TnL\u next Saturday for San Fran-! W dd. ahnenlic ot e s ) v again a feature, The old sto i ~. The pride of Detroit will he | St. Joseph's quartet sang during pered Jarze offering }Hinadal it ihatiioti ard e ahinSie st St : ; : : “ 5 l wh-mpun.mi aviators will at least v]\‘ the remains were being borne fron 3 g . ington. jaround that level, while the new!Mo Pac prd iy back to their home from San Fran Sl i e T B 5 Istockstonchad a new top at 132 3-5.| Mont Ward . PARKLR-BARNES ] el v ! . The rapidity of the advance led 1o | Krisge g ; e cisco. They have advised the S rende “T come to Thee.” The pall gov t N ) 5 | g . tives by eable of their decision. | Miss Gerteude M. Barnes, daugh- pearers w R e | B heavy profit-taking in the general National Lead 1 1 1 (Comtinued From First Page) Even in stopping h fliers :Aro‘l‘r of Mr. andy Mrs. Geo T e A ey S EXE " Treis nder cover of strength in [N Y Central .. 156 i = credited with an exeellent record, | I'arnes of 54 Pleasant strect and prceski, Registrar of Voter wmen m whe ex- | the high priced specialties. Selling [N ¥ N H & H . % Windsor Plane Delayed They flew more than 12,000 miles in | Bdward M. Parker of Union street | -ppomas J. Smith, John Mechan e o pressur renewed against Hous.: Nor & West .. 186 1d Orchard, Me., Sept. i3 =10 o " ey had 9 1-2 days more | were married yesterday afternnon at | wininm Mecab (a0l a0 T8 6rty putrified 1o Oil and that stock quickly sold|North Amer... 351 1 Tenition trouble, as well as unfav-{;, (yjoy 1o break the world's record | 2:30 o'clock at St. Mark's Episcopal | jov. pather O'Brien of Stamford s Ldown nearly 6 points. Rails mm.-.xl"”““ Pacfic { SOC(hUlle]s Have SDGCIH] Meet Il 1 3 3 APack Mot Car 413, € o © POl he up- 2 Py B n ( L & el S oralge weather x.\xi(r;lln‘un‘l”llnl s SR Assuming their | church, Rev. Samucl Sutelifte, pas- | qnd Father Keane cor ¢ Y nion will npward under the leadership of |X] per St Lawrence va A ot |[Mght across the Pacific had met tor, officiated. commiftall ServicasInlesmenlisvas ir 1 f . |New York, Ontario Westorn, [ Pan Am et B 51 01y Ontarlo region, today caused DOSU | i qyecess they could have beaten| Joseph Marsh of Stanley stroct | g Mary's . Il-xu- an exchanges opened steady Pennsylvania - 673 e ll]g TOdfly ponement until tomorrow morning of | ¢ . cord with comparative vase, | #eted as best man while the brids [Cotton Quotations Drop Pieree Arrow 1ote William the fight to Windsor, Ull‘ u(‘ the | ost of the distance would have i Was attended by Miss Ruth . Uskier < a Radio Corp 5 65 — monoplane Royal Windsor, which re- i35 %0 oocthe water with only two ' 0! Kensington. Miss Bornes was a winm And Losses Are Reported | turned here last night from Harbor | (Gt |tired In & gown of roval blue crepe | Iuneral services, for New O Pl 15 (P Grace, N, F. L | et in e S satin’ with a velvet hat' to match, | Janowiczt “of =S80 - Seymour atvcet Sears Rovh yoke, at a special meeting here today Phil Wood, co-pilot with . A.| . dnifcanuied Wibntleriy rosesiiin e fivee sheldRibisam o IRa U IoRIVBIGH G by e e e e e e G | Sinclair Ol voted to liquidute Schiller, announced shortly before Clty Items maid of honor wore navy blue crope @t St Andrew's cchurch. Rev. 1| GBS S B erioultars (o 1 dual issies wero making spectaculir |goyghern 1, G ) The vote was 10,125 to 4,020 in noon that this deeision had been | S wifh @ fan velvet hat and carried a | ward V. Grikis, pastor, celebrated a o SO0 @ HEEIETE 80 & e “" ulvances. General Motors climbed i gouthern Ry = favor of liquidation, 5 reached. Trouble with the ignis| e Louguet of pink butterily roses. solumn high mass of requicm. R R ;\'"}]‘"‘\‘\ to 268 5-8, th stockiad wart Warner 36 |1t was also voted to empower the . 3 14, D S aEGaleaa e 115 Lourd of directors to liquidate Continuation of the recent or- inary movement in several of the . 1 Reading Boston M. 15 (UP)—Stocks Reynolds 13 holders of the Lyman Mills of Hole Gblilb Anndck ppeared Lo arouse Yes Imisgivings and there was a steady port from New York that a Wash- {outpouring of ofterings while indivi New York, Sept. 15 (P—A pretty | a6 heen withdrawn from city court. = hearers were John Koup, William 25 vear old girl fler who talked | gui racesli renreschtod The BURBANK—BURR langhingly of the adventure i ppintist and Donald Gaffney, the! Mo SzelioshERIIAL N cBE Talnny 0800 ILh stalument, broyeht S Mol Glor though not a stockholder, was given o s disappear- danzhter of School Board Seerctar which fen persons have disappears | g eoo Nool Board: Secvelaryil . 1o ¥ pitar Jupstis. nother decline which carried prices Al C| Dy 1667 1 165 . «d, today was at the starting point | Father Grikis condueted the com- e low ecferico s Nmenoon /Can w63 it xWhite Motor . 427 mission (o address the meeting, 3 : Willys Over 7 LS AV Hor . Burr and Mrs. Burr, of | | of her projected fiizht to Lavis, | LOAN IS APPRO“ED E mittal serviees. Intermen T . 4 S ol 1o a plea to the stockholde: 2 ‘ Aell 1% Burbank of : al jservic 2 . v October selling Am Car & 1 102 | % made a plea to the stockholders cager to be the first woman o cros | ¥ Jto Windell 1. Burbank of Auburn- |GG SV EER | U October selling R | Woolworth 19115 {o keep the mills in Holyoke and tion, which he said had bothered | pppy Dorman. aged Following the ceremony the coupl Thomas J. Laden was deacon and [y 3 P and | them on their 1,100 mile flight ¥es- xqph sirect, was arresied by | jlort on a wedding trip to New York Rev, Father Chapipnae of the - e b ” lux.\,? of Rico Tobacco A Tl to 80, all i Texas o 4 E hrough a receivership. 1t was ex- terday of 12 hours from Harbor o qoionint Ellinger today on a Upon their return they will Sallotte order in Parkville was sub ' L e ks National Tea also [Toxas & Pac .. 453, 5 | plained that the motion to author- Grace, had been located and would | (G “charging non-support. He <side at £4 Pleasant street. Mr. geacon. The 1 T e ix points. General Motors 'Tobacco Prod an el el otors 0 seek q’.wnmnv- be remedied during the day. They g rateased in bonds for his appear- | Uarker is employed by the New james D, Donohue sang “Ave ¢ & fai 1 dropped back about four Inion Pac 4ol SRUTE of o ra08ibu i oa i SHBTRlY: plan to take off as soon as possible pne. yn policc court tomorrow [Haven Dairy company of this city. Maria at the offertory and Miss 3 10 fArst report (ointg when the heaviness of other | United ¥ % 1 as a precautionary measure in the after 8 a. m., castern standard time. iy o ging, The bride has been emploved a0 the | \npy Rice and Miss Stella Matulis | EESE OV 30D shares became more pronou xU S Ct 1 ok A ovent such actlon would be neces- S | The action of Frank Piendak |office of the Corbin Serew Corpori- | ging “Nearer My God to Thee” at A .,;,l',“ S ";M L'he renewal rate on call loans Ind 31 sary. The directors did not propose Girl Is Determined against John and Leonora Galka | 10N the conclusion of the mass. The pall Vel i _"’“"“":f reduced from 4 4 per cont. |17 S Rubber 513 1 to bring the matter into court, hows ¢ er details, naming ‘of- THE MARKE P 2:30 oM. U SE 15 cver, it was said. Drobnis Andrew isanabicins ¢ e el - ThAe A Con uash Ry President Hugh MeLean of the rd ]’_“u‘n B.oz0w 2 Holyoke Chamber of Commerce, st Elee A John Nevulis, Martin Arhochans) A 142 Francis street, will be married cember for dale, Mass.. @l the chapel of fhe . - 5 2 % DSBeng O LEIY) -0 “ = ot liquidate. Several stockholders Atlantic by air. o et e B fam sm & Sonuth Congregational ehurch, Satur = Sm § ) X & LOCAL STOCKS iddressed the meeting, some favor- Consolid Offer of 45 iday evening. Rev. Dr. George W. C. CARD OF THANKS _Diiver of c o i o e 2 - onsolidation Offer LG IR AL O T N D) Vel }(l)il .l)mth Can e 2 (Purnished by Putnam & €0) s e hauidation plan and others as i ' COUe acke T, o neighbors for he Sy N (l's ) 4 i A Tobaceo opposing it Million Dollars to Greeve Backed | . Miss Burr was graguated from the heighbors for the snipathy ase Conlintied I 1 Insurance Stocks, i St ene SN OO TN Lo T Sentor school in June, | Kindness shown us in our recent n. Septo 15 (P-—Theodore A Woolen ) i T loss of our wife and mother. 'G Ki. 18, of 107 Crown street, | Anaconda Cop : o e s mills was opposed 1o liguidation. ,,,,,‘ MrB i Pan: fa ) connaalaa :\ leynv ally wish to thank fthe ;;, connection: th the - u] i s 11 AT "vv’w: v:yll'u”\\hl:h”lnl '.\"»‘!u v’r;f’\yr:“ 3 i with the White Motor Co. we Dept. of P& 1% Corbin: Dy rduy afternoon of Louis ald Loco E =it t rills, ad e sort- it on her 2160 mile flight across —A seneral consolidation, lpan of i * 3 2 & Tool Dept e R T il S e Ball & Ohio he soa Sunday morning $45,000,000 for Greece was formally S Miss Ruth i ke Fla. swooped down from the 1 Roosevelt field lasi evening with or co-pilot, Captain George Halde- | man, after covering 420 miles from [ pp Vheeling, W. Va. and immediately | gun final preparations for taking | Geneva, Switzerland, 15 )] v Britain il from Simmons college last to lave been responsible for & L [N Rasehall Frank Paszenski of G losses in past, he declaved that from Everthing Is Ready Lpproved today by the council of team; 8t Roceo Society: Tripoli So- Wood streel. had his case continued Ca 185 7 G L f > July 1 1o Rept. 12 sales by the coarse 2 I National Fire 8 is mill nountsd to as, 000 “We have everything ready 10 ihe league of nations which also ety Cro i eel Craa i Calr bt et b alane Oy police conrt today | C " o 5 cave Suanday except weather,” tas reccived Bulgarian request P l Price Denti S Lot and the T, | pending 1 oroner's finding. Bonds & 9 1 S A UL G » s as compared to 1,985,000 for the pretty pilot said. “Gas bought, ! for w similar loan. The league’s f ersonats e T i T e s 84 Travelers 3 o5 " {he corresponding period of 102 way ready, plane dandg, pilots | nancial commitice has approved the Signed K. Dunn le ®r ¢ : St Robert. A. Thorndlke, a stockhold- S Give us/a weather brenk and Bulgarian loan in vrinciple. MIL AND MRS MARTIN DONO-| Golansii, whose car struck and | Chile Cop i o off then. “I've been! One-thivd of the Greek loan | Apert Middleton, son of | VAN AND FaMILY | fatally injured the child. was charg- | Chrysler Corp At Hosiery 1 aming and planning this nt | which will be floated international- {and Mrs. lrnst Middleton of Bar- | : od with reckless driving, evading re- | Coen Cola . ¢ 1 Beitont S Canwell s LT nentapany e ce 1 first learned to fly two vears 1y, will be employed to complete | nett streef, has entered Dean Acad- | CARD OF THAN sponsibility and driving without li- | ol 1ruel Hies it e B e 30 St Sponarate LESHNG gaaliRehiion! ! fd. Oy com of Lyvman Mills, and that the coarse h Ay Anutomohile Ins Manufacturing Stocks. or. had proposed that the company Hardware ... give stockholders cash dividends of ago. Then Lindbergh did it and Tlestablishment on the soil of Greek | emy at Franklin, Mass, He has heen | We wish to thank our friends and | ¢ense. Coroner LN Mix came here Billings & Spencer doy 1 was more determined. I want to be yefugees who fled from A Minor a student uffield school for the | peighbors for the Kindness and 'his afternoon and held an inquest | Copn-prog 5 578 lrrlin"h‘\ ‘\ s n»l.‘fl‘-‘-‘v‘v'r‘; 5 BB il e unlites s Rilagulad he fiest girl fo turn the trick. VH o at the time of the last Greco-Turk- | past two years. | sympathy shown us during our re- it the case police headquarters (py Steci . S g was defeated, 8,111 to 1,040, do ft—T and Captain Hademan” [ish war. One-third will be used cent bereavement in the death of Where he examined several ‘”"i"“‘ Bl Baos 151 Colt’s \vm" 3 ot W I;'“ voting on the question of Her auburn bobbed hair was the payment of budget arrea | Mrs. Kathryn Egan of Stanley | our beloved son and hrother nese R e liquidation, Thorndik lared that swept by the wind at the flying the remainder for the stabi potreet entertained several tables of | Signed, = o == ") : 3 3 3 FFafnir |(.‘u-n;; Co, t WHLV} e he ..\.,.1 ligquidation un- field and her lirge gray eyes spar- | of currency by amortizing part of | bridge at her home Tuesday evening! MRS MARTIN DONOVAN AND | SUCCtMDs At Coalhs necessary, he was voting in favor Kled in vivacious confidence as the 'the state debt to the bank of issue. [ in honor of Miss Kathleen 1 neh| FAMILY Los Angeles, Sept. 15 (A—Harold LLanders, Fisvens : S e s Tane s Ae aviatrix reeled off details on her The loan will be secured by reve- | of Newark who ia ting he he B Williams, 17, boxer, died in a hos- . . \‘ T ed they were throwing money away monoplane, the Stinson-Detroiter | nues estimated to yield $25,000,000 | brize was won by Mrs, Leon Wolfe, vital here today, following his fail Rubber v N 12’ ‘\1':-1::(:‘. pfa B e “Americen Girl.' annually and under the contrgl of | Miss Lynch left for her home = urc to revive after collapsing in the | \‘whrll Nules-Be ,,m,'l “_o‘m 5 w‘ "l\"‘“'l ’»*‘ -'-I ‘Ivlrrv?fl;l.\. .HOL".ZT ¥ Aspha 2 3 i A 3 stockholder, declare: 0 persons Genl Elee .. North & Judd ..... 268 2 would he thrown out of work by “She weighs 5,600 pounds loaded. | the international financial commis- | terday. | first round of w scheduled thr round bout last night with Jimmy 180 empty, and will carry about sion at Athens. While there is no| Mrs. M. Kopiccki of '"”d‘"“ T otor 1 267% | Peck, Stowe & ‘ Eh0 salbpasor ven She'll cruise | foreign control as existed in ghe | Street, is spending a few days in New | Bs a e | Blake. s :: n\\n\il']!\]x.\ : 5 :."‘:‘1.: :‘\: :\ Wil : 20 liquidation and warned that the diout 4,800 miles. T figure about 'case of the leagu nical redon- | YOrk as the guest of Mrs. M Lynch | 5 g ’[“»\'.-1‘ ey E S m]‘ll« .\l‘l:' .-O.H 5 5 AhSaa0n WOl aomg NIRRT 100 miles an hour or a bit better structi o Austria and Hwmgar: tand Mrs. J. Murphy of Riverside 4 NRIGHT 1 S ks 8 g > yiiE Sbio: . B ki «d eapital would need the protection i or @ ! struction of Austrin anc ey | 40 | UNDERTAKER Boston: Scotit 15 Gt North pfd 1031 b Standard Serew ... 9 1 lof these men. as a cruising speed,” she explained. as the most complete ever worked | 2 | Phone 1625-2, W, Enright, Tormer publisher of tlis GUlf (Su§ teel 453 i Stanley Works i 3 | Whirlwind Motor out by the league, providing for the Oyposite St Churel o S - $ Charch, ol aler; A | Hudson oMtors 873 81, Stanley Works pfd > S o PR, The American Girl is driven by |icague officials regard the scheme | M'S. A Pinkus and daughier, || tendence 17 Summer st—16:53, || Doston Telogram, was released on RO oMors RIS 314 | Torrington Co com .. . |Navy Aviation Pilot Ahay Pt it s an | Bernice, have left for New York city y | parole today from the state prison |l Central .. 8 4 . 0 s w00 o Whitningeaisine nd stabllization ot qurrengy. FR(OML LS e’ (s il spenl four. Uava | | camp at Tewksbury. He had served [Ind O G ... 207 : Union Mfz. Co. ... : Drowned in California is a duplicate of the Sir John Car-|of the budget system and the er —_— e THE NIOKAL Lo B33 Public Utilitles Stocks, San Diego, Call, Sept ik M=y ot - i sl ¢ travelling from there to Beaver col- | == —agumer oy S ar S two-thirds of an eight months’ sen- ling, which vankhed in mid ocean.|tion of a new independent bank of ooy 8 IO U | REDUCTIONS I neaitor: ertrinal iDL Ghifommbr | Int Dapes % f€onn Elec Service ex .. 78 K. Gruzer, aviition . pibtE thltea the round the world plane Pride of lissuc, 5 Now I effect om an Poitery netuding | Mavor James M. Curley of Bpston.|Ken Cop 3 T61: 76 [Conn. Lt. & &Pow. ptd 117 12 States navy, attached to the fleet D troft, and the Royal -~ Win 5] e e Mrs. and Mrs, Chanles Lavson. of ‘DIl Rstias " Spselnl’ brites '0n MWaoden _— { iKelly Spring .. Hfd Elec Light ..... 9 i vice, was drowned When hiy nhore ane SURUHGDEAL DI HeeD | e r D DECIARKIE, el 424 Chestuit streetiand ir. ni L Hostex 3 | 1an River. Mass, Sept. 15 (®— ! Lehigh Val . ¢ 108N B Gas . o plane fell into San Diego Bay today. abandoned. ndependence. Kansas, Sept. 15 Mrs Edwin Johnson of 517 Church | Announcement was made today that | Louis & Nash. 5 ..INBG a0 3| Aviation Pilots E. L. Hayne and J. = ",‘:"” OU ElRaRas ol DL p ey “MI— I'h;- Il’mi;" ";‘{"‘r‘l-“'; company | street have returned from a tobr of| EOIS“#EEEI%?’ the Globe Yarn mills would be sold | Mack Truck ..107% 1073 | Southern N. Eoa Thompsoh, who were also in the 11 deman 2 . oday declared a dividend of $2.50 | Ningura lls, Canada, Dennsy ( ) at auction. Machinery in the plant, | Marland Oil .. 36% 38 T plane, were rescued by speed boats “Say, listen, I'm nLnnul."‘ the a share payable October 31 to|vania and New York gtate. 83 \Pest Main St.. Prof. Blig., Tel. 886 | 10N involved financially, has- al- | Mid Cont .... 323 * TREASURY BALA from the North and naval air co-pllot Yinterrupted. |stockholders of September 30. — The Telegraph Florlst of New Britain |ready been removed. |Mo Kan & Tex 48 4% | Treasury Balance, 960,904,431, |station. g 5