New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1928, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1928 = —e BELATED WAR MEDAL ] chairman of the sen: 1 S s ! Vincent's hospital where she was|the city court pending the outcome fiA N FuR DISABLEI] % rs committee which ucts. wrles F. Bavce, Watertown, as. Woman Dies I:‘ono“ing | taken immediately after the accident. [of an investization to bo made by| Limoges, France—Honors camu bill and Bingham is also < rma Cummins, Plymonth., signor to Hemjnway & Bartlett Sitk | Auto Accident Sunday | Jsoscpn Antonik of Latayette |County Coroner John J. Phelan of 400 late to the 97-year-old veteran \ember of the committes h., The Yalo & Town: liread-spoeler guide. Bridgepgrt, March 20 (®—Injuries street, owner and driver of car | this city. i nator Bingham contended that Mfg. Co., Stamford. Lock for auto- crnar | received Sunday when she was struck | which struck Mrs. Loperei, will be| Medical Examiner H. R. Deluca [J€3n Merigot, aow a farmer. Ho the Lill wonld work out unfairly to,mobile doors. 1ssigr i < |by an automobile at Grand and |tried tomorrow on a charge of caus- |not Coroner Phelan of the death [has just been decorated with the ency officers by basing! De Florez, Pomfret. Flow-regu- Co., ford. cvating truck. Main streets proved fatal yestcrday |ing loss of life by reckless operation of Mrs. Loperci last night and the |military medal for his services —_— ity compensation here- |lating apparatus. le Scverson, Shelton, afternoon to Mrs. Mary Loperci, 43, |of a motor vehicle. It is expected |coroner will hiold a hearing Wednes- against the Kabyles in Algeria in ank they held during| Pohn Draher A. J. Krieg Tl . K. Tool Co., Inc., . of 283 Grand street. She died in Stvlmav the case will be continued in!day morning. 11859, i 18 CO[]I]eCHCl][ MC]] AH&C[C{] by a g paying them as| Waterbury, assignors to The Sterling patents.) Method of and on a basis of the de-|Novelty Mfe. Co. Separable fast- ¢ > for grinding flne tooth hobs; T 500 Measure sree of their disability without re-|cDer: and machine for grinding hob and y J Hugo Frank, Hartford, assignor to | disk cutters. card to rank ;ator Bingham has prepared |The Frank E. Wolcott Mfg. Co. Elcc- | Ross L. Tullis, New Haven. Cel and has presented to the senate a | trical stove lulose bird cage. liet of all the emergency army ofti.| William J. Gagnon, Bridgeport,| Francesco Valerio, Stamford. Ad- T a: nor to The Bead Chain Mfg. Co. jusrable widening attachment for « who will benefit under the Ty 3 e N son bill giving their names, ad-|CuPling for bead chains. concrete road finishers. G A N E en Connectic 5 7| Emanucl Henrikson, Stratford, as- | Raiph M. Weeks, Groton. RmnrI SR e e resent occupation, 10! gror to The Bullard Machine Tool | indicator for propelled vehicles. ‘THE Co. EIE the Warld Bt 20 ol O i oe oald. and ihe]Cs Brideevort. _ Pipo-coupling tap- Trade-Marks Registered | . : ot Ties will receive tnder the|PDE machine: | The Bay Co.. Bridgeport. Surgi- ; d e z | Frederick C. Hoffman, West Hart- cal drossings, gauze products, etc. i Rysen i Iford, assignor to The Fuller Brush| fThe Fuller Brush Co. Hartord. | Bhlv g onih ; ond J. Cafferty, Yorestvllle. | o, "Hartford. Mop holder. Metal pglish. | 53 t : £ . permanent partial disability.| "y eon §. Howe, Hartford, and J. J. | The Gardiner Hall Jr. Co. South A » 169 Main Street et increase from $30 to $125|golioway, assignors to The Sta Willington, and N. Y., Ni Y. (2 ree- > modh | Works, New Britain, Box-strap-ap- jstrations.) Thread. plying machine. | The Hendey Machine Co., Tarring. ¥ totally disabled. | " Nraurice J. Jaffe, New Haven, and ton. Lathes, shapers, milling ma- t receiving such high ;,_ Chankin, N. Y., N. Y. Holder for chines, and centering machines. ) 5 pnthijaneiRthat (heyewill ot hunan ing bottles or other vessels | Arthur J. Morris, Greenwich. Cot- :rmanent total disability rat ryson b 1 ed in the five! Irving C Jennings, South Norwalk, | fon, silk, artificial silk and wool cur- 15 mocnivs, Ul 1n0rRIS w 214 High| (2 patents). Casing for tmpeller- ' tains, porticres, and draperics. owance under this bill. : tree tol an, now re- |type water pumps, and method and | Simmons Hardware Co., St. Louis. | The Tyson L s < civing 215 ould get $125. |apparatus relating to motor-driven Mo, to Simmons Hardware Co. New Sinsmaty Ry 0 e | pumps. . Haven. Tools. i World War on the same retirement | = T |" Albert Kingsbury, Greenwich, as- | stuart, Jean, Cosmetics, Inc., New | regular officers, provided Patents Ihs“ed.m | signor to Kingsbury Machine Works, 'Haven. Astringents, bath salts, isabled and Connecticut People 'inc. Phitadeiphia, Pa. Measuring pleaching lotion, ete. | second lieutenant. : ~d by tha U. S Patent Machine. Summit Thread Co. East Hamp- This bill which N e united ,A i : "1 Thomas B. Lashar, airficld, 85- ton and Boston, Mass. Sewing-ma- support of the American L COifice, March 18, 1928 to Conneeti-|pnor to Associated Silver Co., Chi- chine threads. bean befor: nere in 1T, cut inventors. List compiled week- | cago, 1il. Spoon or similar article. | Trade-Mark Applicants | was pa i ate a fron. the Official Gazette by thc| Albert B. Montgomery, New Kennel Food Supply Co., Falrficld t is expected t t of Harold G. Manning, Man. Haven. Stand. IYood for dogs and foxes. before adjournment. ing Bros. Shoe Co.. 211 Maiy stroet,| Lewis €. Norton, Chicago, 1L, as-| The Nash Engineering Co., South Senator Hiram Bingham of Con- Now Bri signor, by mesne assignment 10 Norwalk. Air compressors, vacuurn ecticut and Senater David i Horold S Afama andiD, Aen he Yale & Towne Mig. Co., Stai- pumps, etc. k] Pennsylvania led a bitter opposition | Npugatuck ignors to The Nau. ford. Sereen-door closer, North & Judd Mfg. Co, Neow to the bill in the s but went|eatuck Chemieal Co. Manufacture | Karl E. Peiler, West Hartford, I'ritain. Bits, spurs, stirrups, etc. lown to final defeat when after| of diphenylguanidine. | signor to Hartford-Empire Co., Hart- | = z many days' debate the bill Was| Alfred O. Anderson, Bridgeport. |ford. (2 patents) Apparatus for LABOR SUPPORTS COLLEC «dopted without a revord vote. Two-eyele internal-comnbustion en-|and method of feeding molten glass. | Madison, Wis.,, Mar. —Wiscon- Both Bingham and Reed were ' gine, Ludwig Reichold, Winsted, as- sin has 16 “labor colleges,” institu- mergency army officers during the Sidney M. Cadwell, Leonia, signor 10 The Fitzgerald Mfg. Co..|tions of higher learning supported war, Bingham held the rank of |assignor to The Naugatuck Chemie Torrington. (2 patents.) 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