New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1928, Page 15

RETURNING TO 0.5, AFTER LONG WAIT Mother and Three Children Finally Break Through Barrier When Mrs. Albine Aniskiewicz teft in 1921 with three children, Stanis- | laus, Anthony and Ed then 6, and 2 respectively, for Poland, it | with the intention of staying there | for only a year of possibly two, and réturning to America to her hus- | d, but fate willed differently and | it is only now that she is coming | back, The husband sent for them late in 1923, but due to much “red tape” the family could not leave at one karly fn 1924 the father became sick und died soon after. When this was loarned the authoritics would not allow the mother to go buck to America as her husbard was not a | Citizen of the United States, although | they were ready and willing to separate the children who were horn here from her and send them to | America. Her passport w: neel l2d and she found hersclf stranded ind without means, Since then an avalanche of corres- vondence was exchanged between Joseph Kloskowski, who took the matter in his hands and the authori- | lies in Washington, New York and | Warsaw, and with the help of | Judge Bernard ¥. Gaftney, who pro- | bated the will of Aniskiewicz, suc- | ceeded finally in securing a visa for the woman, who will arrive with her | children on the Leviathan, Monda They will make their home with her brother, W. of Boeth street. akarewicz, WOMEN'S LEGS ARE NOT AS SHAPELY AS OF YORE Dr. Mayo Says There Arc Reing Sacrificed on Altar of High WMeeled Shoe Los Angeles, April 25 —(P—Wom- | n are sacrificing the shape of their 1:gs on an altar of high hecls in the opinion of Dr. Charles M: surgeon of Rochest: Mayo is in Los Angele “Ladics legs are really an inter- esting study nowadays,” id D Mayo. “The; losing their calve Why, these high heeled shoes they're: 1 wearing are changing completely the - shape of their legs You know, after watchina them | walking on their high heels, T made | ' experiment some time ago. I took | several thick cork blocks and strap- | ped them under my own heels and | tried walking on them—ake the | iadies do, | And T found that it made my | 0. fumous | Minn, Dr. | on vacation. | . | e e — lers to son to give a lecture in Norwegian. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1928 calves absolutely useless. In other words, the ladies, by using high Deeled shoes, are gradually atrophy- | ing their calves. And you can see for yourself what it's doing to their le; | Women also are getting shorter, according to the doctor. “They ride in automobiles too much.,” he explained. “So, not | walking, they get shorter. And be- | s they're getting shorter, they're wearing higher heels so they can walk beside their men.” | $100,00 REALTY DEAL New York Honors Floyd Bennett | |.\n-h Street Building l;wlndln;; Three Stores and Four Apartments { Sold By Max Milcowitz. | A realty deal involving $160,000 s completed yesterday when Max | ’ & Milcowitz sold property at 158 Arch S 4 5 ) ! street, to Emanuel Richman, Mendel | ? 3 P . } Sicklick and Harry H. Milkowitz. | | Y A The deal includes three stores and | . ¢ ! four apartments in the building fronting the street, and a 15-car ga rage and two houses in the rea The plot is 66x200. Mortgages on | the property total $72,350. It is not the plan of the new own- make any changes in tl buildings or their usea for the pre ent. | - 1A military and police escort accompanied (he flag-( un\ved.cus}mt i i of Floyd Bennett, aviator-hero, to the regiment armory in New GREAT ’MM_E}‘[‘ANNED iYork where it lay in state for two hours on the journey from | | Quebec to Arlington national cemetery. 0sl Norway, Makng Preparations For Reception of Capt. Wilkins and Tieut. Elelson, Oslo, prepar: siate commissioner of motor | notitied volice today of ension of the operator’s i of Willium &, Allen, Jr, of 108 ! Ylack Rock avenue and Harry E. Demand for Services Due (o v Eiemien et g ne return of the'license aof John F \f i i P Mechan of 1112 Standey street. Epidemic of Sickness et cermr ey e v streot was arrested last pight in Manehest on a warrant charging non-suppe for the local police, and will ar in police court Monday A daughter has L and Mrs. Elmer Howe street, New I Hurlburt w formerly | thy Heslitr, or Mrs. W, J. Heslite of sirect, Norway, April 28 P—Great 2l o INGREASE IN'STAFF | ~ City Items H: Wilking and Licutenant Carl B.! iiclson who are now at Spitzbergen after completing a brilliant flight across the Polar regions from Point Barrow, Alaska. the susp o The Norwegian Geographical so ciety has invited Licutepant Eiel. A staff of 12 nurses at the ing Nursc association meet the great demand servees due to the Visit- is trying for their numberless cises | to e 2ued umerous festivities arc being plan- ned including a banquet in honor| f the flicrs of bad colds, grip and pneumonia he ice off Kings Bay, Spitzberge | ot are provaiint i i cn, has not broken up yet and it is attempt to meet the deman not known definitely just when the | o FA VT B NESL SRR Norwegian ship now en route 10| 1itiate of &, Franels hospital will reach the Wilki Sotucoracly The condition of the ice s/ holding General Umberto Nobile's | base ship Citta Di Milano at Trom- | where it is stated that she will not leave nntil she receives defini news that ics conditions are favo: able “en horn, to Mr. Hurlburt of 64 Haven, Mrs Miss Doro- | Mr. and Madison the city. ot 87 Lawrenee Chahot, aged ul ef from de garag, i unsuce - itomobils in_ a Koplowitz ay morn- New ve tak- | visked his 1 thy fort o save cases hay arc of, and 0 far this wes an report shows that 1 heen bro att: association. This report is not and the final report for 'k i3 expeeted to increase the ral Miss Rachel Cole painfual burns about the fire Grorge carly yest cry hospital struction property Dw ir by ion of th of com ght stred th to- | B sick” at — H 1S POSTPONED e Daughters of the PLAY Tha play co Aldermen,” which was to have been {into next week with a total of prosented tomorrow evening at the |eases on their list to | hall of the Sacred Heart church, hs a total that would been postponed until Sunday, May st ¢ Many of the members of the | sizea i e ill and it was found necessary 10 | Practically every m postpone the play therefore, ling overtime, offering free while doing so. are working ten |somctimes 11 ana | kinds of means reach the destination of the | people such as buses, trolleys a {means of the thr S 0w | the association. Many of i are forced to walk. taken eare nurses and 00l 6. ar Many o hours a day 12 ho are being us n ' Delinquents Befove Bristol Prose- v cutor to Explain Theif Tardiness nu (Special: to th Brigtol, April 28—F ire personal taxes on time to Sl A L P | Training Ship Is Too Didied mall to Accommodate All | New London, April 285 (B s [ the fact that the Coast Guard trair |ing ship Alexander Hamilton is too { small to accommodate all of 1 | enty coast guard cadets for t | nual 10,000 miles practice cruise this ! a coast guard destroyer will | accompany the training ship, it was | { announced toda It will ba.the first time that such an arrapgement Ihas been necessary. The | starts June 1 from this port cludes visits to England, France, Spain, Afric | Captain H. G. Hamlet, commandant | of the coast guard destroyer force, | will relieve Commander H. 1. Hinelk- | as supérintendent of the {emy on May 16 and in that capacity "‘j'”‘- di- wh they ing Attor- nd paid not bt also f£1 and the he person wi expensive overs nquents 1hi rod morni to ros fore T. Mather the original fax of wdditional fe the court. nount paid by any one it oth cquired up’ and nmount being held furnish a hond of in court Mou- highest amount the were | locked un- fil they can or their appearance morning. The sainst nting four are cruise and in- RBelginm man was and Bermuda, any one e pr ars’ taxes for him On and his 1665, Mather, aged wpeared asked for the yvear of promptly Prosecuting Atiorney acad- When - responded “I've just started in business. The advice and counsel of this Bank has been invaluable to [re me. We Would Like to Have You Come in Too | will he in command of the cruise. T who has heard many startling his years a tatements {Legion Americanization ©" Head to Visit Hartford | ausiire pois Dan Sowers, national dircctor of {man if he did Americanization for th [ man admitted b {Legion will be in Hartford, ) 5 |nccording to a statement issued to- |day by Harry . Jackson, state di-| Other w or of Americanization. he fon Monday | main object of the visit is to stimu- | mor Aelingn (late interest in the boys baschall llf-ngun- which is being sponsorcd by | {the Legion. There over S0 | teams being sponsored by 1he Legion {posts in Connecticut, and Sowers is |coming to sce how thi- league has grown to such healthy proportions. | 1. and the v hefore, the I‘junlor boys' league teamn of Eddy-Glover post won e { championship. The state finals « |the league are always run off at |Legion state convention. District finals are run off during the intevin between the state and national con | ventions, xo the junior world's serie~ jalways is a feature of the i mational convention, was shockpd out of s and t 1 mean did and being over 1868, The wias ex cused heeans the limit of o 60 years, rrants arc or HUSBAND A divoree on sertion granted Richard A, Schneider by hur 1. BlS of the arttord. Seimeider el Harrict | 1923 which she contracted companivs to pay. Mrs when he when shi LANTED DIVORCE mes of de- to Ar- court 1 that 1ot was yesterday Judy siperior im neider. several him Aeits laving im Sehneidor was a widow h and W to 1iv married Tier, 1L him sh brother, o S I 1h said; nt Harry Todd, imin W, Alline plaintifr with | Ni af Wl n- Legion Over $8,600,000 in Assets | Shown in Our Statement of April 2, 1928 ! A Mutual Savings Bank—paying 5¢ per year on your Deposits, and growing steadily every day. We will be more than glad to welcome you into our Happy Burritt Family.” Burritt Mutual Savings [ said . Comefius. ¥. Kelle | of Anaconda Copper Mi | prices and inerensed demand. | i stove rof has | I and | rel COUPLE OWES 48 smallest ) s who failed to | with | DiBia Wall Street Briefs The outlook for improvement in the copper inMistry is cncouraging, president ng Com- pany; on his departure for Europe. | The company's export business was continuing favorably and he looked | for a good year from this source. He also forepaw -improvement in American Bank Note company had | fifst quarter net profit of $528,128, cqual after preferred dividends, to! WALL STREET HAS AN UPWARD TREN Bullish Activity Continues in Day’s Trading New York, April 28 P — Stock prices resumed their upward move- ment at the opening of toda Ket, v's mar- Early buying centered largely 17 cents o share on 589,386 common | in the railroad, ofl and public utiliry against $450,619 in the first vear, or 77 cents & sharc shares of common, Gains of a point or so wer: Consolidated Gae, Allied and New York Centr; andard Oil of New York advanc #har recorded Chem S 2,400 Little Chickens | Killed in Stamford Fire | Stamford, Conn., April 28 ®— Iwenty-four hundred twe months hickens, were lost in a fire on v of Duniel H. Blye early to- The owner after dscovering the flames was unable to free ti chickens due to a high swept the brooder. TWo, adjoining houscs with 550 heng were saved. Tt' was believed that thé fire got its origin in‘a coal in the main house. The loss was placed at §4,000, partly covered by insurance | Deaths e——————————— Waleaty Murzyn Walenty Murzyn, owner of = trucking business, died today at his home, Kelsey strect, at the age 56 He had been a resident of this:city for 35 vears. Besideg his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Felix Lutinski, of thix city; two- brothers, Alexander of this city and Joseph of Fairfield, and a sister,. Mre. Kazimir Nadolny of Fairfield. Funcral arrangements are incom- plete, | who Miss Margaret Reilly, Tuneral services for Miss Mar- garet Reilly of 106 Black Reck ave- ute were held this morning at 9 olclock at St Mary's church. Rev. lerick Coholan of Nerwich, & ive of Miss Reilly's was the cele- brant of a solemn high mass of re- Rev, Walter . 1 . Thomas F. I s and Rev. Matthew J. vnor was master of ceremonies. Mrs, Mary ‘rean and John J. Crean organist, gang “Ave Maria” at the offerto Mrs, Crean sang Tead Kind) " at the conclu- sion of the mass. Mr. Crean accom- | panied her on the chimes. The pall [ 's were Harry Stanley, A. 1 Shipley, George Reilly, William Reil {1y and Thomas Reilly, all of Meri- I | quiem, deacon, Re: sub-deacon Ien and Harry Coholan of this city ither Coholan and Father Law- ondue committal servics Burial St { Stanley Slus; | Funeral vices for {of 114 North street in anley Slusz will be held Monday morning at 7:45 o'clock at | Burial will I-u’ ered Heart church, acred Meart cemetery Lepold Biernacki. Iuneral services for Lepold Ricr- nacki of 64 Booth strect, who died |it the New Britain General hospital My afternoon after a hard ight against complications which ollowed an accident on Christmas were held this morning at 7 w'clock at Sacred Heart church. Rev, Lucyan Bojnowski was the {colebrant of a solemn high mass of requien, Rev. Father Bartlewski was deacon und Rev. Alexander Ko- Walczyk was sub-deacon. Members of the Holy Name so- Gety attended the faneral in a body. Pall hea were fellow members this The three priests ucted committal services at the i {in ot ociety. Loredo Pitont Funera s for Loredo Pitoni 160 Cleveland street were held this morning at 9:30 o'clock at the uneral parlors of Laraia & Sagarino 0. on Npring strect Mary’s church. A requiem Ligh mass was celebrated by Rev, Walter A, MeCrann, M n sang T the oifertory Light” at the ices, i do Puzzi 0 of Cre Pro Fundis” and ad Kindly conclusion of the sery- pall bearers Benjamin Panelle, John and Salvatore Geatano, Burial was in 8t. Mary's cr at were metery, Mrs. Miriam Pre Funeral services for Mrs. Miriam Presion of West Main street will held this afternoon at 1:30 e'clock at the home. Rev. William H. Al derson, pastor of Trinity Methodist chureh, will ofticiate. Burial will he in Forestville CARD OF THANKS We desire to express our most heartfelt thanks to kind neighbors and fricnds and the various frate nal organizations for their sympathy and assistance during the illness and at th ath of our beloved son, (husband and father, C. L. Pieree, | Mrs. . L. Plerce, Mrs. E J Plerce, L. T. Pierce. UNDERTAKER Phome 1623- See Our Display of Garden Pottery, Bird Baths Benches and Vases Bollerer’s Posy Shop “The Telegraph Florist of. Niw Britain” Sow MAIN ST, PRUF. BLDG. wind that "¢ “IInt Harves . Rer- | fractionally to a new 1928 high rec- | ord at 35 3-8, Although we scribed business conditions as spot- ty Wall street was inclined to p little attention to them. Bullish cn lcouragement was derived from the Ireceat advance in . heat and cot- {ton prices, which 1s expected to in- ase the purchasing power of the nd south, and from the op- stic statement on the copper in- dustry by President Kelley of the Anaconda company on the of his departure for Europe. Case Threshing Machine soared points to 202 and Atlantic Refining, Air Reduction, Dupont, Adams Ex- |press, Westinghouse Lilectric’ and | Victor Talking Machine advanced 2 1o 4 points. American Tobacco, which was heavy earlier in the wek on the announcement of cigaret !price cuts, turned strong on buying |influenced by President Hills' pro- diction that lower prices would {stimulate sales and probably in- (crease the profits of the company. More than a score new high rec- ords were established in the early eve (trading, the list including the three 'Pan American issues, Louisiana Oil, Snider’ Packing, North American Chicago & Alton common and pri- ferred, Patino Mines and Victor Talking Machine. Foreign exchanges opened firm with Sterling Cables quoted around $4.58 116, THE MARKET AT 11:30 P. M. (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) High Low Close All Che & Dye 16475 1641, 16415 Am Ag Che pd 70 - 'American Can 85 853 Am Loco ... 1093; 1091 {Am Sumatra . 611, 613, Am Sm & Re 1873 — Am Bugar .., -- Am Tobaceo . Am Woolen Anaconda Cop Atchison 1 Brook Man Calif Pet .. Ches & Ohio rysler Corp olo Fuel ongoleum ., 30 onsol Gas .16 orn Prod bay Chem 109 603 311 2013 731 « « . AL & o = 5 .81 Genl Asphalt . 950 nl Elec ... Genl Motors . .14 Indson Motor: L|Ant Comb, Eng 507, Int Nickel ..., 857, 2547 e s61, {Int Paper . {Ken Cop . . Mack Truek .. 561 Marland Oil .. 433, Mo Kan & Tex 38%; Mont Ward . .1421, IN. Lead 13 IN Y Central ..156% NYNHG&HG®6 {North Ame North Pacific Pack Mot Car Pan Am Pet B Phillips Pet. | Plerce Arrow { Pullman Radio Corp . Remington Rd Reading b ars Rocbuck 16 Sinclair Oil .., Southern Pae Std Oil N J Std Oil N Y Stewart Warner ‘tudebaker as Co . X Gulf Sulp Underviood | Union Pac .. Unfon Carbide S Ind Al T8 Rubber .. 1113 46 38 38 113, - 87 i3 15 116 nd at 10 o'clock | | W W | Woolworth | Wright Avro . 1.0CAL STOCKS shed by Putnam & Co.) Insurance Stocks., Fur PACt Casualty | Hartford Fire | National Fire ... | Phoenix Fire Traveicrs Ins o Connectient General Manufacturi Am Hardwars Am Hosiery . ... . Beaton & Cadwell Bige-Hfd Cpt Co com . Billings & Spencer com | Billings & Spencer pfd Bristol Brass ...... Colt's Arms . | Bagle Lock % Fafnir Bearing Co Hart & Cooley Landers, ¥ N B Machine B Machin: pfd I Niles-Be-'Pond com North & Judd Peck, Stowe & Wil Russcll Mfg Co ‘ovill Mfg Co . | Standard Screw Stanley Works . | Torrington (o com { Union Mfg Co ..... Pubilic Utilitie Conn Elec Service ... Conn Lt & Pow pfd . Hfd Elec Light .. N B Gas .. ; {Southern N E An 014 Timers' night will be held {by members of the Isabella Circle |No. 12. National Daughters of Isa- Della. Monday evening. April 'nd mercantile de- | | | | § fand [ ried Members New York & Hardford Stack Exchenges 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW. TEL 2-1141 We Offer: Aetna (Fire) Insurance Co. Price on Application. Thomson, 1fenn & @o. 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2580 Members of New York and Hariford Stock Exchange Stuart G. Segar, Manager We Offer: Lawyer’s Mortgage Price on Application. EDDY BROTHERS & G Members Hartford Stock Exchange ,‘ HARTFORD MEMOEN” Hartford Comn. Trust Bldg, - Colony Bidg, NEW BRITAIN Burritt Hotel Ndé. We Offer: 15 Shares Conn. Power 10 Shares Aetna Life Prince & Whitely Lstablished 1878, Members New York, Chicago and Cleveland Stock Exchanges. Burritt Bldg.—69 West Main St.—Tel. 5405 Donald R. Hart, Mgr. Standard Gas & Electric Co. Analysis Copy Will Be Mailed On Request | A The occusion e« reonion oty | Daylight Saving Time tosulle: it e e L Effective Tomorrow get-togethier party at which the ul-!; 4 Tdrane L il the gues People who telephoned the Cham- honor. Entertainment and . - |ber of Commerce for the time this ments will be furnished. Imorning were being advised by reta Ralph H. Benson and his nts to remember to turn their clocks ahead tonight. Daylight saving time goes into effect tonight after midnight and the alarm clocks calling people to rise and go to church tomorrow morning will zain an hour without working dure park., They met at the Y. W. . ing the night. All local churches, walk to the park, where | With one exception, will hold serv- games were played. Bach girl car- [ices on the summer time. Other box lunch. The followi ‘tivities will swing into line andq girls participated: Rose Cassoline, |41l business places and offices will Myrtis Engdahl, Mary Fowler, adopt the summer time Monday. Grace Garute, Cora Haslam, Mal Johnson, Lois Johnson. Doris Kallin, bel Larson, Amnes 1 Marie | rictta, Marie cilla | yprg, dys Tuttle wal- | nshine Club Girls Open Picnic Fifteen girls connected with Sunshine club of the Y. W. C. . held the first picnic of the scason T =day afternoon on Walnut 1ill eason ' the CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY ‘kie Conlin. son of Mr. and John L. Conlin of 47 Brook. Wn street, entertained a number of Lis little friends and relatives at @ rarty in cclebration of his fifth birth- was in charg | day anni hursday afternoon, The club meets every Thursday (A ple was enjoyed and at 4 o'clock at the Y. W. | many appropriate councilor afternoon reeived Doing It First When a new method of scientitic milk treatment is brought out, if it can make United Milk better, we adopt it. 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