New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1927, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1927. = \1; Lindbergh Again Is ARM[]UR ISSU—E—S—IN—T—*“ e = = n»d $25 and costs, $15 of the fine | Charles A. Lindbergh when he comes United St sing remitted. The charge of driv- | her counc oted to go all 1] m: while under the influ \ and receive the ‘bail, sai Bristol Commissioners o Make o'~ e tour oo, g R precedteat i e st i h i Mo Wi i WEST B star TEL. 2040 and Divinity street. Monito was _; CUDpElS Also Move Forward m Recommendation to Council }:}»',,] ented 1,,\::'{;;1[;‘.} N I:"”\‘h-.“ conditions amons the < I Ty ga 1_:‘ o 1 Week-End Tradmg HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW TELEPHONE 2.1141 Stack presented the o the city A Dec 1 ub e Sl e s e ) 5":&”‘n3£°“§£‘m'i;‘g e ”NI]Y AWA”H] e e e s s | Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection 1 its bla to th wriation of $38,500 to cover BY ALL N“;ARM}UA G price of purchasing a site at th r Lewis strect. This amount also in- | Aaphebolce Pa ot cludes the cost of erccting a fire| (Continued from Firs o on house and furnishing fire equipment. Deaths S Woodhous cadma Woodi & Insurance Co. Price on Application the e < moved forward under of Cerro De Pasco | 1 the carly | ement. romotive This action was taken after several |lional color und (Continucd From ) deral prohibit ome o | e ! nionths' study of the conditions in flags. At the national j however, has 1 Louls Sponeer o PHE MARKET AT (1:30 A M. the hill section of the city with a|address the vast crowd Camphell said that the raid on the ! to make eertain cago’ rington West| (1 jam & Co.b e ——. view of securing the best location. | cony, M 11 il of New Year's Eve. colebr 5w | | Clos Former Mayor J. F. Wade was| The prople were expected to fill {United States Attorney Charles . A force of 250 federal mer i ng ST SRR LYEN greatly In favor of the proposed fire|the p s ¢ to listen to the Tutt e 1eabarets. They yisitor at the home of A 31 74 station in the hill station and his specch. Tuttle suid the dismantling of the |are understood to have | nstruct- | quring his r Liam ¢ - 0m50n mn recommendations are now to he| After resting in the American le- |€hib vas carried under section | ed to arrest any ) & e . 2 2% 12 carried out. Plans for the new sti- ion for the afternoon, Lindbergh 8493 of t revised stututes, He may observe " TlAm Sm & Re 18 g tion have been prepared and are | will be the guest of honor at s !dadded that he was convineed this e Liam Suga . 5 s 55 West Main Street New P now to be considered. banquet giveniby. tlie republie dn 1 thorized the confiscation of g one Old Society in tl \ f 1 o 170 ew Britain Phone 2380 Appointed Deputy Chiet Managua club. The marine band | ) ¢ SR e — \ o - Members of New York and Hartford Stock Exchange Upon the recommendation of will play duri dinner, rext of Law Hears of Hors {0k hoolen Edward L. Newmarker, Manager lohn B. Saves, Morgan G, Farrell of | Celebrations on the sccond day R Y Thompsonville, Dec. 31 “‘:‘—""l-" ’— Rt S Hose company No. 1 was appointed | will begin at 9 a. m., when hunds Slalinaties vhiclior Liberty will come, in all proba- y ) 1983 = deputy chief at the meeting 9f the lof school children will gather 1 o) | Wit the Intent (o bility. on Monday afteraoon an hon- ‘t Funerals mal & Ohio! 1171y soard of fire commissioners. Cap- e legation (o sing Nicaragis i . : is Ceslt dnpracha) . i 1ain Farrell, previous to the forma- |an na . AL R L jeuinbentethaliofepueels | A H d P tion of the regular fire department.!10:50 a. m. he w kel not luss t Linfield society for de- Orre W Tt appy an rosperous was a volunteer member of Hose |y foint session 8 company No. 1 for 22 y In his national palace and v led Younger days he was a bascball play- |ipe highest honor the republic can cr of note and at one time appear- |y.siow. «d with the Boston Red Sox. 1 robbers tions will be one. The . “etion of thi patd 1 mpted o be ey New Year To All corresponds to sh From th 1 ; t of scerctary, will repe e Many Calls L owiil go jjj | has doue sinee Ihe 100U8 BIEelBE |y suator of e South Conste- During the November of . that in the past year a report was 3 onduet n lly made of theft of a horse. i gational church fire department an- i ¢ s return (o ¢ Miss | & 1095 Wi ¢, of which 21 were ceived by Gen i =3 = nd Was | tox alarms and two general alarms. g o EARNED HEAVY DIVIDEND conduct | Damage to buildings during this per- d amounted to £32,000 and the o contents \Olfl\l 1 $125 of | Winn ahd said Whitney to top all ow: rnational clul American visit during the H. g8 of $307,93 i go cing season ¢ EDDY BROTHERS & ® 0t of General Linilio clau; or rs i purs 1ents | chamorro, former president, 1o at- my the case fo the Horses owned hy H. P. Whitney W tehutes wer Members Hartford Stock Exchange tend an honorary dinner. A recep- United Stutes s court 1 75 races during the racing sea- | . at raut homs Announcement was made thiz| o0t A8 SIS b by Reuraguin b foredt i s i Andaliiends i p NEW BRMTAIN HARTFORD FI2IDEN Mioraing of the sals of the X T | S = = ; | BurriltHotel Bidg. Hartford Conn. Trust Bldg, Colony Bldg Dok anSENorconite | Unless Lindbergh changed his B t Gr ce: A-Qk A-Skate ar T i R _ clanged eauty, Grace; A-Ski, i England Ice Co. While the SRR \‘ml\’ ,“"; ADE g S el s will take over the bu Bl i DRl L port t LU IIEEIUES nday, the actual transfer will not, | 443 toge ' ; complete until January 15, Harry ! United States marin The Boys' cl of whi M | “e ()fier rowill remain with the » meet irit ot was the viee president, will | 1 e, e S 1,5 ot 4 Tonan Do et aerhitics for (o minn '} 10 Shares of Aetna Life Insurance Co. on th er owner, has not made plane 1o ving afternoon a o'cle own his plans for the fufure i | : TodnysPotics Cone Given' Gorgan e 50 Shares American Hardware Alexander Monlto was found guilty Panama, Qe 21 UP—A olden K TS ot O O D bR b R A s 70 Shares Stanley Works 1dge M. Donovan for a ized by the Panama municipal cc harge ckless driving, He was|eil for ntation to Calox I Lawlor was celeby Walter J. Lyddy w ired Coholan was -de Rev. Walter A. McCrann was T ter-o monies Mrs. Mary Cr Maria™ at the « The Wlll Buy and Sell ‘ Burritt Mutual Savings Bank i s Wi ~ Fidelity Industrial Bank | Happy New Year “”1’:‘;“”-‘;“i"?'."""'m”" . “ : ‘ Stock and nghts 5 LOCAL STOCK MARKE years previous to s vetire (When issued) (Furnished by Putham & Co.) be held at Sta morial cb 8 Ihis afternoon o'clo | Insurance Stocks, Raymond N pastol N ficlate, Burial v ¢ in I v 1 cemetery Acty | four will i ) L 8 | I in for N I Dealei in Bank Stocks i i Miss Anna Kajaskas n : i 1T J i ral for Miss A Conn. Gener cas20 1sge [ 136 West Main St New Britain, Conn. | Manufacturing Stoc I Telephone 4800 yelo % - (c one 4 it P i | W I | Tohn 1. Donohue, deaco | | Rev. Philip Coholan, sulb Miss Mildred Dolaski Aaria” at the offertory My Int serviees | Donohue Joseph Zapatka, e Dr. William Keith, Jos William Denlon, @ it the co sion of sa1llE Fonyore Prince & Whitely Established 18 Members New York cland stock Exchanges. Burritt Bldg.—69 West Main St.—Tel. 5405 Donald R, Hart, Mgr, John Ondrick 1l of John Ondrick s morning at 4 ¢ | The All Savings Deposits e made up to and includ- [he Holy Trinity i“%q'lgu“'*l(llfll\' JH“"{'““' i (NEA Service, New York Burcau) |3 sojermn nieh mast af requient as | Torvinston o com o1 85 8 25, Wil draw 1nter- ! Beauty and grace bloom on unblighted by winter’s frigid tem- | sunz. B was in the Greek ton Mig « 21 ) 2 3 est as of the 1st. Start peratures as here convineingly exemplified on the snow and jce | Catholic cemetory Lo = el e U S' Fldehty & Guaranty CO. We Offer: s ; R : | i Flee Service your Saving right this at Lake Placid, N. Y. Betty Wells of Pittsburgh is smiling at | S RS s vear. g you from her skiing parka above, while below, Beatrix Lough- R for Jos ! Of Baltlmore - ran, past-mistress of the ice, strikes a Dbird-like skating v ! ia : : ! pose for the cameraman. 2 S ity 3 1 ¥ Mondax [ TREASURY BALANCE — S per cont, s not regarded signiti mx.» k. Burial will in St Mar Ralix N 971,100, cemetery Two Noted Men Killed arttelt In Crossing Tragedy | 1 3 it Mich Dec. 31 (A—| Wir ester, of Ann Arbor, consulting engineer, Herbert & Mallory solino ¢ toric department of the ¢ Michiga s fatal night when their auto- shied into the sidz of a| t near here Roth died s shortly after the erash. or Mallory, who was driv- pparently did not soe the n in a heavy snow storm. | Mallory was horn '\t Ohio, and came to the Jni- versity of Michigan in 1998 from The total volume of vroposcd con d in the Un kholders of American t record Jan. 10, ar t it to subscribe to one for vach share Jield will se11 $2 00,000 ot ¢ cont bonds. The pre- ¢ will be called for re t of metal lo April 1st and outsta year. In ! ing more than $25.58 a share on the com- 000,000 before July 1. 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Y struction annouy e States during 1927 indicates com- with Eiffel Tower reports from Par- ANNUAL MEE] OF BANK | paratively little change has taken s Ships at sea, geographers aml N B o ° t C === 0 amnual meeting of the stock. | Place in the trend on large opera- | survoyors are expected to benetit es- holders of the Commereial Trust Co. tions. In the heavy construction | pecially by the new system. The ew britain ] rust Lo, FLOWERS e ot the Sommernal Bt o[ e s L S Telegraphed to All Parts of the World |9 at the banking rooms. The stoc L000 for the year just|landline to the Central Telegraph of- BOLLERER’S Holdara il votaton vatifsing m,.l ded compared with $5,615,517,000 | fice and thence to Rughy, Where . in 1926, the McGraw-Hill Construc- | they & transfer of the bank's new building ¢ (ransmitted twico & day, POSY SHOP |from fhe Commercial Co. Reports |tion dafly reports. Considering (he m. and §: m., the 8 W. Main St. Pror. Bldg, Tel. sas |of officers will be presented and di-|large sums fnvolved the decline in | final registering the exact |“The Telegraph Florlst of New Britain” [rectors for next year will be elected .'hf value of projects proposed, about hours of lU a. m.and 6 p. m.