New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1927, Page 21

_————— CLAIM FRAUD IN ACTION FOR $10,000 Plainville Property Subject of Lawsuit Bronght Today Claiming a conveyance of prop- erty for the purpose of evadirg re- sponsibility on a bond, Tda Horwitz and Nettie Rotstein, through Wil- liam M. Greenstein, have brought svit for §10,000 damages against Antonio and Elvira Mirante of Britain and Domenick and Attilia Carani of Hartford. Deputy Sheriff | Martin H. Horwitz pers The plaintiffs claim that on Aug- the defendants, An- tonio, Domenick and Attilia, exe- cuted their bond in favor of the plaintiffs, but that Antonio failed to perform the terms of a lease which the bonds secured and he was ad- judicated a bankrupt in 27, making the plaintiffs | un- der the bond. Nothing had been paid on ft. It is claimed that on July § 1927, Antonio owned valuable land and buildings in Plainville ana that on November 10, 1527, he con- veyed them to Elvira, in order to evade responsibility on the bond. In 80 doing he concealed all his prop- erty, faid property bein to be taken for his oblj the bond, it is clagmed. Hyman Zinman and Har kin, throu Irving I have brought suit for forcclosure of a mort gainst Salvatore Genoves aro Paimieri and others. De Sheriff Horwitz at- tached property of the defendants in the amount of §2,300. The plain tiffs claim that the defendant Genovese, mortgaged to the plain- tiifs property at 75 Kelsey street to secure a note for $4,187.50, which note has not been paid. T eri is v in possession of the pr according to the claim. The plaint cck an injunction restraining the defendants from col- Tectin ts, the appointment of a receiver to collect rents and to care for the property while the suit is in the courts, forcclosure of the prop- erty and possession of the same, and a judgment for any balance due the * plaintiffs, Snit for a forcclosure of a fudg- cn and pogsession of liened “rank street has 1lo Domenici Warry Zevin rg & ion on Wit~ tachlin, mises, and others LeWitt. The t that took out a judement lien en e of thr defendant, Anna lin, on April 5, 1927 ing ement in court for and '$50.54 co: emained wnsatis- Deputy Sherift Martin H. 1ior- witz served the papers. TIMEST PICTURE | IN WORLD S[]UEHT Dresden Miniature Being Hu lmed in London Washington, D. €., Dec. den produced a ‘necdle London is the proverbial hayst The *needle” is th in the world, which from the Royal Plotographic exl bition and now is the object of search by Scotland Yurd. Enlarged about 70,000 times, it would mak portrait about the size of a pos stamp, Dresden is filled with artistic won- ae Its picturesque ing. astrid: a beautiful bend in the Eli about 110 miles south of used Herder, the poet, to call it the F the Elbe. A City of Art. From an appro: er, the Saxon capital is a city of gracetul spires, and huge domes and cupolas, but once inside the Alstac (old city) on the left bank of the Lbe, the picture changes to one of artistically embellished buildings, Landsomely sculpturcd monuments, galleries of famous paintings, nu- merous museums with choice collee- tions of all sorts, spacious squarcs &nd parkways, and canyonli ots | where kunst (German for “art”) is heard among the throngs nearly as often as some of the common verl A large portion of the Altstadt lies near the Augustus bridge, one of the five spans that connect the old town with Neustadt, on the other bank of the river. The Ho facing the bridge with its tower s a huge structure whose parapets are topped with 59 statues of saints and, inside, Raphael Mengs “Ascension” looks down upon the high altar. A covered passage con- nects the church with the old Saxon palace whose walls are with fine mural the various rooms, large collections | vases and Dresden china | ispla en the stable aa- | joining the palace is embellishec with a cavalead xon prine in porcelain Hiles. Raphacls’ “Sistine Madonna."” Within a few blocks of the palace numerous buildings contain the cor lections that have made Dresden famous as the German art center. Between the church and the palace the Grdunes Gewolbe (green vault) contains a dazzling array of jewels monds, rubics and sapphives— works of art in gold, ivory, ze, and limoges enamels. On a single ivory tusk one artist * as carv- ed 142 angels and another ivory piece depicts an organ grinder tighting a robber. The Saxon crown jewels, a 40-carat green diamond, jewsled trinkets of all kinds, a gold- en tea service and the largest known onyx are displayed. Bronze work n- cludes statucs, pedestals and vases striking bronze picce depicts and fighting off served the pa- | Amgust, | ROW tiniest portrait | disappearcd | hing river steam- decorated | paintings, and in | i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 192 s royal life of the eighteenth century, s a treasury of art. The building is @ fine example of Italian rena {sance, adorned with figufes of Greck drnm s, vases and flowers. Once in | r the court which the Zwinger incloses | the traveler feels that the rose { gardens and promenades should ful- till the most regal whim. A : ot half million engravings, many draw- ings, mathematical instruments, and | Mflgfl a picture gallery where some of the | ‘rmm works of the most eminent | Italian, Spanish, Dutch and German | artists arc on exhibition. Rapha “Sistine Madonna” occuples a prom- inent place in the collection. It was purchased in 1754 from Itali monks and smugsled out of Ttaly by | world today ing to Karl painting a landscape over the can- ANt 1he fratia vas. There are also works of Rubens, . %o bs i Van Dyck, Rembrandt and other e T e il bk “Jusf let the women of Paris be um museum, forn | ; gin wearing their skirts within two ly stable buildix iin an : ; nehes of o tops and we'll teresting collection of war material and more than 20,000 pieces of Chin and Dr celain, ian gla [ lers in The Johann den por- Albertinum, once an arsen is a sculpture muscum many historical and modern piec Delicately painted limestone relief dating back to 2700 B. C. are dis- played there, while mummy still reposes in a coffin it has occupicd in detail t for more than 2,500 y pusiness ¢ z and expo | These and numerous other exhibit 1 wetors whic | places, including the municipal mu- T n of truth seum with a fine collection of ¢ t my of art; the school nd museum of industrial art; the 1 and ethnographical mu- , containing a large collection of stuffed birds and ethnological pecimen i prehistor ings; the ac ¢ museum with fnteresting draw art lovers from all I parts of the world and earn for Dresden the right to be called one of the world's important art centers Among the churches the I Kirche, a Protestant edif t. It can accommo, Indictments in Boston shinper s che church Bar Scandal Dropped ! whole ci block. The lantern ) 7o = its 1 dome is feet fr % ‘ pavement. A magnificent org numerous gtatues are intere | teatures of its Between trips to this almost ena- less array of exhibits, travelers enjoy the Dre en parks and drives ser Garten is nearl alf as I Central Par in New Yo Within its confines are nd bot ieal gardens (PP our ret rterior, md jury investigated re- i undetermined nun s for Lchu: zoological 1 the mu- 1 £0 100 ohjec ed won river, the d from the ection it once ty where there ar ! porcelain, pewter and car In Neustadt, Japanese palace, so calls Japanese poreela confained, now h th tate library million volumes manuseripts market and houses to of the city" across t place in .\vw- .mr, nmodate many Ditants, ELKS VENISON DIN annu venis }‘\-\‘.vavw BASLITTLE EFFE[]T ot | Stock Harket Unmoved by Deb mfl" C‘m” Payment London, Dee. 15 () —Great Brit- 1in’s payment of £18.515,000 (rough- ly 175,000 to United State ount had no effect or the money market as arra atically made for thr nsfer of fun s they b come due. The money market, however, f: derably interested in what will the fruit of meeting here be n Benjamin crnor of New York [ I ve bank nd Montagn Norman, I of th Bank of England. Observers are re calling in this connection a meet tween the heads of these tw | institutions in American last July. | The effect of t July meeting as observed in various notahly in the improvement of th sterling exchang te at a time of the year when it ordinarily declines rough payments to America for {grain. cofton, efe., and in shipments of gold from New York to Arger {tipa’ which ordinarily would 1 gone from London. Another indication of previonsly |formulated plans in connection with {the debt payments is scen in the re- shipments of gold from Ncw to London. Vot Be Thwarted ] In His Suicide Aims Providence, R. I, Dec. | Arthar G who threat ened to commit suicide when Jic was sentencad to seven years in prison yesterday, will not he ham- pered if he insists on carrying out iis threat | “I can't detall an officer to sit heside him for seven vears,” Warden Charles E. Linscott said today, “so it he insists on committing cuicide he had better Greene will {other prisone on its debt gements autor dircctions | Yorik | Will N Greene, aking into | 111, ter he | Ht was charged with b a jewelry store in this city when he journe | had been paroled from prison wher ton to m | he was scrving time for a previous him here poi burglary. where I first ] -Wom- | WI]MEN’S EL[]THES ’DRU"JK COMPANIONS etz Streee it SEE FRIEND DIE ‘Clni ord Wemett Burned to Death in waalk P — While | and | | Norwatk, from a flam Clifford C. of the was burned to mpanions wers scuers that ier than they | said. 11 o' on F H‘ in \\I ich were rid- Howard hport, ne, retained to stop the machine, 1 Persons | out and machinc 5 No. ort, and Myrtle | Univer- toek | { r they had chine that 1se in it, police 11 have gotten out themselves had they not young men's ord for called fire appara- for the machine to {in th ¢ some one that a through band was pro- of the door. o into the loor opened and The man 1 cen on the R, LTILE WONT - JOIN THOMPSON : University Head Scorns "Blg Bill's” Invitation Arbor, Mich,, Dec. 15 (P— niversity of ) an, for-! crsity o Mayor America a letter re- bundle of historical liter- | ich accompanicd the invi- ation told t > mavor detailed re t in looki is that Washington" s$ and not yours was | education 1 method of ¢ by paying sociation or their words for advertising your plan it is 1o write books tend to show t were nor: mal human beings as well as divinely | Funerals Gabriel Nalewajek vices for 6 Washing wreh reguicm v in ti eld tomorro velock rt, hi In oh Mr mhe in Odd Fellow ducted at the lodge of wh charter membe | three fire dis Mrs. Mar Funeral service (Kiniry) morrow morning h's churc St. Mary's ¢ | | Bollerer’s Posy Sh@g; where you'll find the best selection of wreaths— Ior your home or Gréund Pine, Ilemlock cones, red berrics and heather- 50c. and ug on of til Dec. cemetery: can be scor our green- will be A choice seleet houses from now u delivered direct. plant selected there © can telegraph a Xmas ting plant or flowers Then t00- . iranteed service Monuments 3150 Price Include lettering, cart- ing. i 6. Sniths Sors Tel, 1759 "—————“—“\ City Items from a busi D& - has r trip to Wash- WORLD 1§ IN NEED OF COLLEGE MEN - President of Trinity Says Bdu- cation Is Worth Cost 14 n college men, ac B. Ogilby who spoke at the the New Britain Rotary jurritt hotel today. Dr. Ogilby was introduced by Charles I, Chase. Mr. Chase called ntion to t ide range of prices over a period of years, illustrating increased costs of cducation, He nouc Dr. Ogilby's subject Colleg tion Worth the Cost? D ng the cost of a college educ . Dr. Ogilby says it eosts $18,0 student to go throu This is distributed wing manner: e expense, pald by t nounts to about $1,000 ar. dowment funds an 3 nentary Incomes provi tructors wother $1 for salarics of wother $1,000 per year. exemption from which means additional d am ure u fou ars, : @ 2 produc tive students ) per v making $18,000 That t ara be . people nning lue o he said, is indic during the population of ti increased 70 per tendance in the creased more than $00 per cent. Sometimes we worried about ‘the wild youth’ of tuday 'hey not so bad, : are rather ne He contim to point cation is essential by democracy like ‘we need trained need men who influcnce.” clps to iner 1 values which cd in salaries or pa “Be pr imderstand that ure depends ¢ the youth of out that rting that rsday fthe Rotary club its annual Chris Hls Healt Remov ed Replaced; Will Rccm’er Toledo, 0. Dec. 15 (Pi—After having had his heart moved, operat- | od upon and replaced, Francis Viel, 6, first srade pupil, was told that he | probably would be out of the hos pital and home for Christmas The boy was stricken with pneu- | monia in October. Inflammation of the covering of the heart followed X-ray located a large pocket of pus back of the orzan In order to remove the poison it was necessary for the surgeon to change the position of art dur- & the operation. For a few sec- onds while working back the heart, the physician held it in his iand. | Vriginia M lhlalv School Quarantined Lexington, V Dec. 15 (UP) The Virginia military institu was v antined today until L'ecember 19 spread of infantile par- institution s of the disease have ound, with two or three ubt- v on was regarded as serious Tl 1dents, from 35 states. wer Q permission to refurn to their homes for Christmas but r ceive an extension of their \ ar furlou 119 C hlldrcn Have Been Killed in Bad Fires al, Que., Dec. 15 (UP)—Tr sters in Canada this 119 children lost their liv The dis The Laurier Montreal, January case S were Palace iter fire, children Ilonge, children burned to t Ho: 20 Diamond Pm:pech' f Is Stopped for Year Capetown, South Africa, Dec. 15 (P)—The government ¢ an- ounced that all diamond ing on crown and private land w be prohibited fw 12 months he | ning next Frida (Diamond l(‘,‘ rs in fouth Africa, yesterday called upon F. M. Davis, minister of mines and industries, to demand that certain districts, closed to restrict output in order to bolster the price of dia- monds, be turncd over to the dig- gers). rospect - Victoria, A CARPENTER DIES Pawtucket, R. Dec. 15 () — |and Homestead m | 4moin COPPER CONTINUES AS MARKET FEATURE PUTNAM & CO. Members New York & Hartford Stock Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN clative Interest Confined to | Specaltis Growp | York, Dec. 15 (P)—Specula- | in today's stock market 1 largely to a select group and specialtie veral of bid up in spirited fash- r pool manipulation. The zeneral list displayed less general gth than heretofore, app to nervousness created nt collapse of a few s fears of another larg i We Offer: d to respond to reports of improving trade condi- tions under leadership of Ana- sold at the lumet & Hec cott, and Dom 1 new high grou 1es jumped ne 5 pol One of the most sensational move- ents of the day took place in the nental insurance issues. The old stock ran up from 276 to 302 and the new stock, which was admitted to trading today, opened at 74 1-2 ; advanced to 86 1-2 tell to 78 We Offer: further re- Edward L. The mar made covery during the first half hour, Porto Rico Tohacco eoon was gell- ing 5 points above veste s final fig following its sharp break vesterday. News in general was con- struetive, including the improvement in steel inquiry for firét quarter de- TEL. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRALROW TELEPHONE 21141 Newmarker, Manager Guaranty Trust Co. Price on Application. livery and the increase > No- mber foreign trade balance of the buying doubtless reflected dis tribution today of some 315 000 In dividend and in Some 1 up a point in the hour or 60 and two points e recorded by Rossia In- Timken Roller Bearing, Company, Gotham Silk d Canadian Pacific wa displayed by some of the coppers, utilities and by D Broth. err M son Alkall Ioundries HARTFORD Martford Conn. Trust Bldg. Tel.2:T186 We Offer ling ruling and fra close to es around 3.93 Prices moved within narrow limits ;)0 hhares COlts at the opening of the stock ‘market today with advances in the ma jori- 2 influenced by the Success of the Lindbergh fi t to Mexico, recovered smartly om the break at yesterday's close New Haven crossed 60 to the high- t price in more than 10 years. Other rails were m. One block of 17, 00 st ged hands at 1714 rly 100n and started a fresh buying movement in the oil shares. New peak prices for the vear or cd by Vanadinm strial Alcohol, In- | ss Machines, Free- Of ctric Power & Motors tional Businc port T Light. Hupp Gene were he bought ving of the copper shares which rose 1 to 4 points on an expanded ien and do: ie inquiry w outstanding feature of the mmmu | dealings. Anaconda, at §. up over 8 points, and at the hrs( | figure in five vears. American Smelt- | in i Calumet and Hecla improv- | four points each. Public utilit | were in large favor, notably Radio, | which mounted and I dephia Company, which touched 152, a new record. Gabriel Snubber A elumped | s 10 28, the year's lowest, (‘al NEW YORK BOSTON money CHICAGO THY. MARKET AT 2:30 P. M. continued to loan at 20 shares Fafnir Bearing ~ We Take Pleasure In Announcing The Appointment FOSHAY BUILDING MINNEAPOLIS SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND - OREGON (Purnished by Putnam & Co.) High Low 1 Al Che & Dye merican Can Am ( & Fad Am Loco Am Sm & R 1 2 Am Sugar ey . |Woolworth .. 191 ¢ | the Am Tel & Te] Am Tobacco . Am Woolen Anaconda Cop Atchison .... 192 Bald Loco Balt & Ohio. Deth Steel Calif Pet Can Tac ‘er De Pasco & Ohio te Mot llvs Ove LOCAL STOCK MARKET (Furnished by Putham & Co.) Insurance Stocks, | Bid Atkcd SUAltY « . onnned Ing Cosueiie: rdwar Hosiery leaton & Cac Fafnir T Hart & los-Be-Tond com . North & Judd 4 24% g & Wil . Gt North Prd § 4 Mg Co Hudson Motors 737 i Int Int Paper Ken Cop Kelly Spri Lehigh Val Mack Tr | Marland Ol .. 343, Mo Kun & Tex 42 Mo Puac R B Mont War 1164 National Lead 1303 N Y Central ..1 16215 NYNH&K 58" Treasury Balan N Amer 1 — HEESRAS TR S e Steve Pierce to Play Fan Am Pet B 4 \\ llh wmem Tomghl Ivania.. 6 6 % Herald Arrow Merid wlio Corp. nk M \aing in Roller Hockey Roet vord this afternoon that Pierce, center on the M le team | ind rated the greatest holler hockey player in the game tod: will be with the Maroons tonight Pi e TREASURY BALANCE Steve | hern Ry outhern Pac | | | tudebaker | Rainbow Girls, CONNECTICUT LIGHT & POWER CO. 7% Preferred Price on Application, iomson, Tfenn & CLo. Suite 501, Commercial Trnst Co., Bldg.,, New Britain - Phome 3580 Members of New York and Hartford Stock Exchange EDDY BROTHERS & 100 shares Landers, Frary & Clark Mr. A. H. Oldershaw As Our Local Representative New Britain, Connecticut 8Y. PAUL DENVER HARTFORD Special Notice Sale of home made food givén by Saturday after- {noon at the New Britain Gas Com- | pany Office on West Main Street.— |adst, ‘Here From Canada George A fer, _clty ensineor |rexas Co UNDERTAKER | day { United Fruit . 1457% Dt b et et | e was r ¢ elected president U 8 Rubber .. 56 561 5614 | presence in the lineup tonight general of Canada, and Lady Wil- “l‘»\dxfllre 17 Som ;- ‘nf the New and Water Works /U teel .. 1465 | makes Meriden the favorite ov lingion, who're pictured here upon association. | Wabash Ry 657% | New Britain. | their arrival. been laid up for more than two | (NI s with an injured hand and 1t . Washington Buréau) On a state visit to Washington have the street surrounded by reenh 9 Greenhonses riden team has been in a shienp. come Viscount Willingdon, governor “»I‘:m;hu,v» wing n]\ ui ’I\\' I.\\’x(; $3 West Main St., 41 Johnson St stus ng and intend i E rof. Bldg. Mapie Hill. Kouse banquet and halls, il ] promenades and gardens befitting ——