New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1927, Page 3

PRESENTS REPORT) Aumy Statement Lacking in Expected Criticisms Washington, Dee. nnual report o Charles Sunime taff s anny, av housing conditions, ord to suy on that subject. ter of fact, the doct FLASHES OF LIFE: WALL STREET GEY, SUNMERALL New Yor a Hen sire is rega 10 a belier new car Mexico City — 1 conflict of laws to tot any tim ols at b he police ar »out bull nation of cor tappointed here's a Congresmen zuns irplan in train cab neeticn CALLED “A HENRY FORD MARKET" CONDITION BINDS ~ ELECTRIC MERGER s oo Connecticut Purchase Hartfo its cont h Bristol et nville Electrie company and t ilen wto Con- |Middletown Gas Light “lization tor the .. Utilities Commission Approves| e e must ¢ Propos * | compan company | timated net worth of the Middletown |building he is « Jiast Hartford ishould be reduced if those two con NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1927. — e [ahatt ve exchangea 1or the Bristol |t 1 aring land Plainville Electric stock and |ital xj only 6,500 g total value $650,- , 000 of C Light and Power [ shall be xehange for h | Middlerown ight stock or a re- | | duction of $406,000. The order fur- ther provides that merger undor must be approved by ha each of the about three companies involved within | who snnoy nejel ¥ days. T terms of merger as set forth |aging fences, n ¢ petition remain unchanged |ting petty the accepted. | CoOMPLAT During the iearing showed that the value of the Bristol and was $3,480, Plainvills and the es- |Sevrino Mattioli |Gas company 875 a total of necticut avenue —T e e ied the cap- for October, timated n WO companies up to NTS FILED t week en received by mi ous hoys hborhoods by ig football in the street and dam- addition to commit- A. E. Bengston, lo Appraisal figures presented at the complained last nizht of the estimated |Ing of two windows in a house is building at 110 Brighton stre complained that cting a hi | Stanley and Francis numerons ! window in his house was broken by boys who make considerable noise | Funeral services will be held in in the ncighborhood. |Naugatuck tomorrow afternoon for Pleces of an iron fence around Harris Whittemore, manufacturer ¥ of Kolodney Brothers at|and philantiropist whose death oc- street have fcurred Tuesday. Mr. Whittemore heen ried away at night. |was president of the Fastern Mal- — leable company which has two di- : . {visions in this city, and he was also ltalmp Officers Must p a director of the American Hard- Not Dance “The Yale” 'ware corporation and . of Landers, Rome, Dee. 1.—(P—Indulgence in | Frary & Clark's. “exotic dances” constitutes conduct becoming an officer and a gentle. | BUILDERS TO DINE an, Premier Mussolini say ! Members of the building commis- In his capacity of eccretary of |8ion have been invited to be the hus issued a general order to | EUESts of the Master Builders' asso- corps com ders to the ct that | clation at a banquet at the Burritt officers P thaln diction must hotel, December 7. Philip A. Mason not e “the Y, » Dirty | of Hartford, aupervisor of the huild- Di h 1 y “the | ing department in that city, will tell WHITTEMORE FUNERAL b i {last nig Inio the oo fo be merged with and | $4.246,144. The companies submit-|by boys, and Alesanc Shimn u ( tem of inspection em- into the Connecticut Light and Po @ another statement subsequent to 37 Allen strect comp void of mention of of the army | New Y X 2 ployed by the Capital city, {er company, the public utilities com- L . [misslon yesterday fsaued an order | S e e —— problems Javolving budgetary ques- | for a Jeu 1pproving the merger provided a S . is going on tour with dils uild planes fn 1 ssi; his | reduction of nearly half a million conditions | ticket 11 i dollars is made, Summe sald there had {pons for 71 ¢ 1ew over At a hearing before the eommis- radual progress toward th !sion earlier this month the repre- ainment of the desired peace-time sentatives of the Connecticut Light " Ho commented bri ind Power stated that 34,930 shares, ommissioner, | total value $3,493,100, of Connecticut bis automo- | Light and Power stock would be ex- ainst pole, | changed for the outstanding Bristol | and Plainville electric sharea, valued G5 2t $1.586,006, and 7,630 shares, value PROFESSOR HONORED $763,000 of Connectient Light and D (1) — Dr. | Power would be exchanged for the terling pro- |outstanding Middletown Gas stock, and classic- | value $213.000. The commission | university, | questioned the advisabllity of capl- ular member | falizing almost to the limit. t booked up include Lionel according to | The order today, approving the Hbre Restndid Divtv from Paris. {merger, directs that only 82,000 | on that {Turpin, Viola Dana, Shirley Mason | i © Donienico Com- shares, per value totalling $3,200.000 lenled then |and Priscilla Dean. istori lof Connceticut Light and Power Terrible skin now lovely and clear public by the war de- | variment, is almost completely de- Haurtford ' 1 ironed out Moscow ALl sorts Hartfor o T AT omotion stag- [have become kind o ¢ f = ; ves junior | Europe, in 1 the prospect of 'acharsky, con i Ihile is hy rvice with little feation. There badly dar ' adding the hope {dancing than now. 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