New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1928, Page 21

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THULSDAY, MARCH 29, 1u28 ‘;::;:g::;;t‘:f'A ERICA MKY GFT Gty Tems WAL STREET HAS - DURANCE Wi PECULIAR SHIFTS dency Hovever, Is Toward Higher Prices interest of co; in the SAIS OIL STARTED ©INWILSON'S TINE > Sen. Robinson Declares Republi- | cans Did Not Hatch Plot Wall Street Briefs dem- than I t the navy's oil Members New York & Hargford Stack Eschanges 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW. TEL. 21141 conferenc private corporatio: We Offer: New Britain Gas Light Co. Price on Application. Senator Robinso rdiana, lared 1o got control of th il reserves was not formed g0 during the republican con 1 of 1920, “but in the n during the dem istration of I're t Wilson.” was particip Robinson by high offi ated Mutual O umt eclar . Da tion to pe Ty ABs i Rotay Cluh Hears About ¥ isiness Operators Thomson, Tfem & Co. 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2580 Members of New York and Hartford Stock Exchange Stuart G. Segar, Manager ints by private oil was in tull bloon; dministratio tion or t} n Pormer New SRR i We Offer: ving what £ i '\: ‘l‘\'ll;,lo_;\‘\l)";‘;ll.fx s New Simateh ice on Application. G L i 1 e b o oil reserves of the U . man s it no sooner 3 s P 1.J had President ‘Wilson approved the gne. to private corporations favorat i ' ¢ Jeasing act of February 25 19 el i Lite Om)o i 10 Sl urla" i o an Danicls that the law I give him absolute pow 1 to congress nded “so as formal letter whic all Members Hartford Stock Exchange NEW BRITAIN HARTFORD HERIDEN BurritiHotel Bidg. Hartford Conn. Trust Bid§, Colony Bidg, partme Uncle to b We Offer: W attempt City Advertisement e — a0 Sontian L oliotts that.thais, an nstni g ; ' who' s 40 Shares Scovill VOTING PLACES - from Montana, Walsh, di oy ba » 7 o The Voting Places for the lged din ¢ ve studied « i i AL 028 e o il They | e 5 o ares Lan ers, rary e lands over 1o private ¢ ¢ A % jor High School, Was fathe 9! = s e i day with th Banne democratic Secr Have Signal Sysiem the g merchants s at 184, follow: School, South 1.2 o London, March 20, (IiR)—Anin- [tamumow i SR * ot entrance. i t I e vd Ward—Camp School, Prospect 1 B t entran B seems ] L Ward—C High on the senate floor 3 i | ¢ School, Main President Wilson 1 1 on to proy schioNa | 5th Ward , Lower | vesignation of v ? Roowm, Grove Str ' is now dead, as a re « th War dlihu Burritt School troversy over lcas s in na " » s FR= - Auditorium, North Street entrance. | reserve number 3 in Califor 5 ) o . L sl 1wy, those of yiecsious § o : conitions lncreasmg Acumy Is Displaged MACHINE DEMONSTRATION Turning his fire on John Barlc ; < e ‘ her large expo 1 PLACES ayne, who succeeded Lane as : on 8 re Byse A gl ) [ questions of brok- 1 1 “ m Mngs Demonstrations of voting ma- terior secretary, the In ! e & Hein s 1 628 voters ] uxl:uwfm”fvl long N Y N H & H 64% % 64% b 9 chines will be held in the following clartd that ifimedia gt o s t o b i s dmer.., 843 School buildings on the 3rd, 4th and ment of the Danicls leusir o E A n he new ve R e : \T| bollie, 019 00 New York, March 26 (P — The | vs of April. 1828, Tue Payne “began making leases o ¢ R ack Mot Car 651 67% Lond market today displayed increas-, lay and T privata corporations to drill oil w water, o 3 3 1 N S 1\ Am Pet B 4 1$ activity and a firm undertone. L4 Migh School on public lands just outsid i i 4 to o T e St Paul bs of 2,000 again were a ot entrance, Central Junior naval oil reserve. s : i e . ) T wo L hour. Independent reaching a new"high at 71 High Schoo! corridor, Main Strect while Payne was in the cabinet Ameri- o0 o % 1 n v Mve Db ek . St. Paul bs of 1975 also were ‘ entrance, Bartlett School, 10Wer for less than a year, 1tobinson said rse of g 1 b LELLE tco moved up substan- demand. but showed.no change ) room, Grove Street, lower entrance, ' Lo had granted 150 leases to privat smok nd : i stal 14 1,9 ol disnpy s °r opening at a mew peak of 1lihu Burritt School corridor, North qjy rests on lands i to the1na b t ARt e e LR /S 14 Local tractions showed in- Strect entrance, between the hours ;jjacent to Teapot Don ¢ o otal 1 B Ga “" ”’_«” [» < ¢ ..;»»1 activity »Br(‘mkl,\'n-)lnnhn- o m. and 1 p. m. and from 3 ing an area P ves ) new e e ] ; tan Transit s dvancing to new bigh p. 1. to 8 p. m. on the above dates. (). Wyoming itself. e 1 v e b pthemn ground at 9%y, Erie convertible 4a, * LEWIS W LAWYER So we have fons circl £ the w LRt DN TSR — | New Haven 65 and Southern Pacific ALBERT M. P SON. | exploting the navy 0il compls Epshbn “,‘M 4 N Y refunding 48 were inclined to soft- [ MICHARL T BT WEN by the e lop pru headwa M adebak |” Andes Copper Ts. . Dated at New Britain this 29th jeacing land just outside i Aard vhich ek I gl | Rt 1>‘ S ording x.| new March, 192 S iee b IR e R e o R Ul [peak at 1323, reflected the strength | are drained and the other stmulta W action of yesterday's Tim Rol of copper company stocks on the Chemical Underwood . “big board.” Similar improvement I 1 C. Adverfisement‘?mi\'”fii?g ]m'xi Tk S Lindy in Ci | o pesticulny i Blon he price of oil company shares bl i ilyedn: Gincinuad s A 1%, U 1 Mutual Fuel Gas 58 more than lty the wells just outside tiy Cincinnati, Mareh 24 CP—Colo Josepl ' 1one : | ling back several 1 point to a new high at 104 1-4. Vihermapeabtiit g Chanln Senial) made less than a ¢ ik ope price of 170, Park-Lexington lease 6's and , ANNUAL TOWN MEETING consgiracy ef private oil five minute re foday. M noy start the ¢ . SiRed s rah i Amedsen Beet Miges Bx &l B8 . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to{8rab the oil within th irport from Lex- [ » mon ¢ 171, Some of yes U 8 Steel R o BOILE SAm: legal voters of the Town of New :;Y;:”‘:ti"‘y\i":“}-'::l7] et 1 d oif Colonel & ] s by . | railvoads again wors ::_u ish Ty Joion Tsritain, that the annual town meet- | A s, GUE e gk = ! nian | pur g Texas & Paci- « ilec I Wi ‘be held ‘on Tuesday, Aprl | Topubliean. national convention i mtor,© ) person being § H\DIAN I\Lb.( FIRE . Wiiha Over 10th, 1928, for the electlon of 1920 € e i . Sl € Town Clerk, three Selectmen and| Recalling that Semator Wa of Selfr Vright Acro . Montana, had ntroduced Edward L. Doheny into the picturc,” in 1 as his authori support of It seven Constables. The polls will be open from € o'clock a. m. until 6 o'clock p. m. Three Summer Cottages Are De- ruling uncha stroyed and Loss is Pat At Fully — {Furnished by Putnam & Co.) ] : 4 - ing naval ressrves to private co: Leaves Lesington i R 4 [J ;nwl :xnm‘:-ng(r' at the following vot- | 18 o inson aseerted thut| T s b Bl £20.000. Insurance Stocks. First Ward, or district—High School, Bassett Street entranc cond Ward, or district—: Trade School, South Main Stree! Third Ward, or district—Camp | k School Prospect Street. Fourth Ward, or district—Cen- Junior High School, Main and Chestnut Streets. Fifth Ward, or fllsh’!ct—Barllc't School, Grove street, corner Broad this wealthy oil operator had sequently employed many high offi- arrived here yest als of the Wilson administration, ington, hopped off at including Lane, William <G. Mc- day. His destinatior Adoo, former attorney gencral Greg- | Cincinnati. ory and George Creel, whom he ¢ Having left W cribed as “the publicity director of bly for New Yorl the democratic administration.” in a shi Discu: | t of St. Louis, He said Deheny had paid vari- bergh liteeally dropy ous former democratic officials at |lounced on Lexiy | the combined rate of dr Gulda Hops S ot o Aulo Whie Fira 1100, a8 Under Arrest Fire iobile Ins ford Fire National Fire ed under arrest by geant J. Feency on Allen kd 17 street last night, Teofil Guida, aged . of 28 Silver street, opened the Manufacturins Stocks. | door of the police department coupe in which the sergeant was driving Spi byt declines, Radio hela Am Hardwar e S e e visit was not disclos Am Hosier him towards a police signal box to . E vard, or district—Elihu ‘r‘f‘“‘”{:‘;: :';;"I ,m’l"_,"l‘ it was said to be “the e ‘:‘}' T Daton @ Cadvel) patrol, and leaped out. The :;x:;\:z School, corner of Clark‘”mh it ‘took “to cor v), ) (‘lzl,p.y effort fo retire tro i i Co com 1t :‘mp'xw; !or‘.c (bar n‘r\hd started J R s T ... ! cratic administration. spot light That : i illings & Spencer com suit on foot, but the emer- . The United States Standard \oung‘ Charging that McAdoo had “ram- :M2de by Colonel Henr in- con Billings & Spencer pfd v brake did not hold and as the Machines, placed for that purpose in | | ~!Sr& T 0 SEEEE T Flal. ridge, personal attorney of the avii. ar {car rolled backwards down the in- all the districts or wards shall be v into his for and a member of the Lindbe LRE - the sergeant was forced to at- lars of Mr. Doheny’s mon: pock | restitution,” Robinson s1id that both used under the provisions of Ww. Dated at New Britain, Conn., this party- tond to it and abandon the chase. He ordered Officer Santucci to fol- ts and never yet has madc N Has Four With Him THE MARKET AT 2:30 P. M. & 20th day of March, 1928. | 5 Others who flew from Washinetor ‘ places. R low Guida. but the latter had a Me and Creel are on the Walslh - svon 5 h \ LEWIS W. LAWYER B e L o siiforni | ¥ith Lindy were Major "Thomas 134 or cent, Nicho- A High Low handicap and escaped by splashing ALBERT M. PETERSON, | 3000 & 6 S0 it prin Lanphicr, commander of the firs! rator of 1 & Dye 1 1565 ihrough a section of the dumping iy, MICHAEL T. KERWIN. ' | 0% Lol s oo DUt - savsdron, Solfrdse : ; vz Chie o e grounds i the dircction of McCiin- Selectmen. | . % o £ 1 Captain 12, Land, assistant cl rss noon kit Sion s 55 % ’ o tock Road. g is using some of the residuc of the i PPond com . i b fq'mnrgor a million he got from Mr. | °f the naval burcau of acronautics, - ) North & Judd .. This forenoon as Sergeant P. J. = L ‘lm‘h,‘m_ 40‘ finanee ”h"pr‘ tial @ cousin of Lindbergh nd . R CARD O THANKS Ara Peck, & Wil {0 Mara w bout to leave the sta- » b et lr(;u-l Brec xl‘mr“I e rointivoe fon the Hindiess Ang &y Stk Scovill Mfg Co . rest on .-L);nn:»s rornbrmrhh ot th{o 3 e ival of Lindbergh's plane pathy shown us d ) obacco Standned Serew peace and interfering with an of- = " 4 i caused no unusual interest in Lex- ant in 1 Rusias . t ¢ ficer, Guida, accompanied by Attor- Sealed bids for furinshing the fol- ith C ol X- bereavenient in the i e Heg e ley Works {flecr, Guida, pa v Atto S s W LR b Smlth.(()lleg’c Pond Is ington until after e identity of its loved brothier and beau- ] ington Co com ... § |ney Harry M. Ginsbers, walked in. City of New Britain for the season Dramed; No Body Found = w_n: s .hac ; een learned. A gital floral « L lends ama. i1 e 1. |Union Mfg Co .. 2y | He expected to be arrested and after € ot 1928, will be received at the of-| Northampton, Mass, March 29 (P (ot 1hen auichly gathered “but = air and 3 3. Hagan, R Sin i i 685 : Public Ttilitics Stock & L9 MDLIN I N LN R fice of the Board of Public Works, pufllne”. Pond; - adioiine the |- ooy, end bis party - diready ban n i e coupla Bictt Steel i *% Conn B " S leased on bonds for his appearance il g g e o J N8 the ‘gone to the home of Dr. Scott D, in s received i Man Cor Hlee Servieo > 89 *lin police court tomorrow. I.ac!lr_|| 306, L:ynflgu(i t;l:)wvo 7:30 p. e Nfll'!};’ollvg‘, Which Was precinridee, brother of Colonel i g ot Toa TieAte ) 6T ¢i7 Uonn Lt & Pow prd ..102 | According 4o the patiee, | EHAL St e e e . RHonEL Uy TImY 1S SO he hodd oy cctiiiizes Mr. and Mrs, Lind- Ches & Ohio 1917 1913 Hid E 440 {used abusive language towards Ser: s Proposal blanks may be obtained of Frances St. John Smith, who dis- s ot Bibnos Hildyr|C R I & Pac 116 N B RETRTT L Larint Fetdier dhits B Hop and specifications may be seen at the appeared from the college carly in rHatbe | swas) B0t piisst ot o gty ot South Pel ....18 seant Reeney ‘wille the l4Ler tai ahove office. { January was drained today awd re- = S B st investizating a case of alleged Furnishing Crushed Stone. vealed no trace of the wirl. Speeding. G 1he, St Sni sl N, . 4 5 the Breckinric it SURY BALANCE {etret. Cuntte 30 B . Furnishing and delivering Crushed | Yranklin King, superintendent of home where he spent wiighit sty Batrie - El . »l};l‘: I(;l"'t‘-l ‘1-‘&‘:"‘ “I‘fl";l a car be- Stone. s grounds and buildings st Smith col-| Al efforts of mewspapcr men to - 14 salt 66 e cmae :w‘ad_mu‘ B Delivering Crushed Stone. lege, directed the draining of the fnferview the colonel were fruifloss SUES ON JUDGMENT { s verha1 wbusezant e t e Concrete Sidewalks and Curbs, pond, which work had becn prevent- There was nothing of fmport e s verbal ubuse and the sergean ; Re-laying Flag Sidewalys and Re- cd before by ice on the surfuce. Few that Lindbergh carcd to discuss, :nd ot LA mentrn s, At iNstuellls ubs e & <, !“: l‘ o reac . ® sctting Blue Stone Curbs. persons were present vhils (he work very little of anything clso, Sunday 6 2 mult againkt 1 ol e L . Nirait v"?:ne;m:r'a;hme lw:'le-: 3 e- Ve ing e students . g » . s0 of e fol dam. - e cel y “ foct ahy o2 :fisi'::!;!;:‘:orfi?e;:;;v i i s pte s iony ok} .y 1 e an 4 fue + Which che g through his attorney Donald ¢ with onc hand. tearing his coat, but i ! bid, whether Jowest or not, should i 3 | Special Notice E R I el s AL L L §2 s 81 The plaintiff alleges that soue- | Guida did not stop, time ago he had recovered a juds- | — ary. Genl Elec . 152% 14¢ 152% ment against the defendant in supe- | Dyspepsic i< sald to be more S b 8 drflrs 05y 'mp i - Genl Motors .ING 182%, 183 rior court i the amount of $90%.46 | pre t rionz unmarried men the Board deem it to be for the in- The Monroe Doctrine is the dos terest of, the City of New Britain to trine proclaimed by President Mon- do so. ro¢, in 1823, forbidding Yuropean by e - e : I s 1 + the Glidden and that only $400 of the amount end won: n lctween the ages nf),\IU)GUIHI‘XJ?)I]:;:\(;?;\‘P :\l.!(‘lg:!‘(f.o:‘n»Il\!;;‘fflru‘xul With aff: 3 all, Main street, tonizht. “The Telegraph Florist of New Bri e famo ' in | Hudson Motors 2 g was settled. Deputy Sheriff Mattiew [and 80 than among 'hhe" m.‘m" = . H. ¥ y..in the Western Hemisphere, LAdm, Zhe—advt. H 85 W. MAIN S | Europe. | Hersheys ..... 5% a4'y 547, I'upeiak served the papers today. brothe: - and sisters. }