New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1928, Page 21

FOR INSANE ASYLUN Hall Explains That $1,500,000 Appropriation Wil Be Asked Hariford, Conn., May 9 (P—Pre- liminary estimates by the state board of finance and control indicate that the proposed mew hospital for the insane to be built In Fairfield coun- ty will cost $2,000,000. Of this | amount it is probable that the next legislature will be asked to appropri- ate $1,500,000, the balance to be authorized at the 1931 session when the work nears completion. At the same time as the presenta- tion of the bill providing for the new institution for the insane, it is 1 v, Commissioner Edward F. Hall of 1l state department of finance and control said today, that the general assembly will also be asked to consider provisions for preventive work in the state to reduce the num- ber of new admissions and re-admis- sions to state Institutions is now be ing given careful study by Commis- | sioner Hall, the governor and others The new institution decided for | Fairfield county will at first be built | Samuel Ford, aunt of Henry rd. now lives quiectly in Detroit. When Ford was a boy he frequently went to her for a dollar or two to 10 accommodate 900 patients, if the jhelp de :velop some mechanical idea gislature accepts the recommenda- | With which he was tinkering. He tions of the board of finance and got if, and maybe that's why she is said to be his favorite aunt. ST.MARY’S SCHOOL WINNER OF CROWN IN SPELLING TEST Page) control and the superintendents of | the existing institutions for the in-| sane. This is the minimum neces- | sary to relieve the present over-| crowding at Norwich and Middle-| town hospitals, it has been decided. | A site for the new hospital has| not yet heen decided upon, although | several farms have been examined by state officials as possible for! \ection. It is estimated that the land will cost about $200,000, State officials concerned with the problem | are practically unanimous in the plan to recommend construction of | nine dormitories, power plam‘. :vlg-:m : i i ervice build- ' street. !3:‘?:.3';?&:‘;3;??"g;n“u' |‘m<-r(.\vion€{ It was :chomv*st which wi\l\_no( bhe . . orgotten for some time. No or Ryldive rpreoten ClRiEE |scemed to have an advantage. Al- !though the spellers were selected zling them. There were only ! boys in the contest, but all put up a SCHOOL BY TRICK = & !m.\ndmg, Principal L. P. Slade of !the senior high school, who was pronouncer, announced that he had hausted a Jist which has becn | (Continued from First trom ecighth grades, ninth grade | With 26 of the 30 spellers still | (Continued from First Page) fa nily. Principal Staples in commenting | on the case today, readily stated that he had made the complaint and | Jescribed the circumstances of the “With all the kidnapings of around the | BlG NAVAL EXPANSION Ask Coolidge to Withhold Support case, voung girls going on of Bill Asking More Country,” said Mr. Staples, “here in | Plainville, we are not going to stand Cruisers, for these fellows coming to our schools and taking voung girls rid- ing. We are responsible to the par- onts and townspeople for the safety of their children in the school and sceing that we have been suceessful in apprehending one man foel that it is only right that he be given an opportunity in court to explain bis actions.” Kunsas City, May 9 (®—A reso- lution calling on congress and the president to withhold support of the pending naval bill providing for the “laying down of more cruisers after the fiscal year ending June, 1 was adopted almost unanimousl here today by the quadrennial gen eral conference of the Mcthodist Episcopal church. A substitute we introduced by Jo- Farmington Has Fire 7, sepi J. Sh; Chillicothe, M at- That Threatens Woods {77 * Fhe €0 eorte: Mo r Farmington, May 9 (®—Fire be-{ynredness policy was voted down licved started by a spark from a!giercholmingly. freight locometive on the New Dr. Daniel L. Marsh, president of Boston university and chairman of the committee which reported fav- t town near the railroad : tion of the town ncar the railroad |, ) %50 “¢he resolution, said the statlon yesterday and for a time | OTABIY OB fhe resolution. Bald he catened the town's memorial | A Mipgatenpdatietonn 4 | hands of future bodies and called st | O biaze started on Red Oak, |On the conference to urge the sen- Haven railroad burned over a con- siderable acreage in the west sec- the estate of Harry C. Ne: and | : i 2 - spread rapidly over property of | President would have power to sus Maurice Murray, John Itvas and |Pend cruiser construction, The reso | lution read: “We request the congress and the president of the United States to withhold their support of the naval bill now before the scnate looking {to the laying down of more cruis- John Wall, WORCH TO GIVE CONCERT Casimir Worch, former major in the Polish army and an actor and singer of note, well known in Eur- : ope and most of the large cities in |©'S beyond the fiscal America, 18 coming to this city Sun- June, 1929, and of any clause in day, May 20, to give a program of |Such a bill which would restrict the Polish music at the T. A. B. hall. In | president in his power to suspend conjunction with his appearance, a | construction of cruisers authorized TPolish film will be shown depicting |in event of the calling of an inter- incidents of the war between FPo- national coriference for further re- land and Russia in 1920, ‘ductiun of naval armament.” WHICH IS THE KING OF ENGLAND? King George of Eangland has found a double—T. E. Ellis of Ade- (aide, Austral Can you tell which is Mis Majesty? The one op the right. 2 MILLION NEEDED ‘She Helped Ford T°|BREMEN CREW ARE five | ate to amend the naval bill'so the | year ending | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1928, | Toal Botato News ]| CRITIGIZES “IDLE PRATTLE” ] Mars L Trchert, o ain. to Bridget BETWEEN POLICE STATIONS on I.A\mlle stre-t. by warrant. ' IN PHILADELPHIA - Southern New England Telephone ! Fermano Balocchi, to the Farmers : nd Mechanics bank of New Haven, ) Co. Representative Files Com- ! $7,000 v @ av e ;Sl()p on Fl[‘st Leg of C()llllll‘y ‘1\;«1;-‘ jimailzed en isRUel prenus plaint With Chiefs in State. | The following documents were| e | | | city clerk: | Domonick G !ymr commercial repreuamne of lati to the Bodwell |the Southern New England Tele- {eRLbigiohin Moy d ot ol s | Realty Co,, Lyon Terrace, §220 phone Co., in a communieation to Bremen arrived here today, the| ' qy | chiiefs of police in all citles about o R. Hall fo Aaron H. Chase, | the state using the telephone type- stop in their swing around th treet, $950 mortgage. | castern part of the country. | e o e M_\““' P operated by the gwmpaty. St e | k criticizes the action of officers who | | The German-Irish crew landed| chwader, warranty for proper- |indulged fn “idle prattle” after 3:10 at the Philadelphia navy yard in |y Rorbura raiA SRy aml" e oo s the F-13, sister ship of the Bremen, | ~ Aqolph and Cornelia Buchi to | e 5 Adolph and 4 ntend t g (37 2. m. from Curtiss feld, | peaan M. ford. mansams o 540 | intended o transmit matter pertain el T o g »=ling to police business and should | e 3 ok "b :; “5‘ 'l'ok'- o1k andlOox {not be used for anything else, the { =0 aetano Ch 4 d - {letter states, and “wherever the shoe ! Leave New York | nelia Buchi, warranty to property on | is- put it ‘on. lace 1t ug and tle a Curtiss Field, N. Y., May 9 (P — | Sterling strect Toanls wnate 2 P The German-Irish crew of the| Joseph A. Farr to Ettore P. Cos- | M, transatlantic monoplane Bremen | tello, quitclaim to Property o | cyiee W, €. Hare of the local po- took off in a sister ship, the 1°-13, | Sk Road manor. lice department is in receipt of a let- at 10:40 a. m. today for Philadel-| Nathan Greenblatt to Hyman | CFfeORIREr = h FECHRE OF & (£ phia, the {" op of an air tour mmdn',\.\lrcn’ and Norden street el it A of many citi el 3 -gged fore when police officers indulged in Captain Hermann Koehl was at| Ralph C.and Adna Martin Moody, | .o munications of a nature far re- the controls as the F-13, driven by|to the Dyson Land Co., Homestead |\ % 0100 B & REEEER S0 B0 4 the propeller that had carried the |avenue, warranty deed [ husines {Bremen across the Atlantic, thun- | field and rose into | Tries to Avoid Hitfing red down the b cold, drizzly . Baron Gunther | 2 - | Yon Huenefeld leaned from a win- | Man and Overturns Car! dow just before the plane lcft the| Dridgeport, May 9 (P—Attempting | ground and waved goodbye to the | [0 SWerve to one <ide to avoid strik 200 or 300 spectators. {ing a man in the road, Marshall G | Kochil and the baron with Major | Kochiss overturncd his car on North | James C. Fitzmaurice wore flying | Main strect carly today. The man ‘Hm« over the clothing in which | ! poa WIlIAs Ryan ot 14"' 1l v the car and mmusl) njured. He ‘ “I Koehl and Mrs. Fitzmaurice, | Was identified later as a delegate to Ra“s Dl.op Sllghfl wives of the pilots, and Datricia, |Th¢ Foresters' convention. He was | j ‘,\ vear old daughter of the Irish|fM0ved 1o St. Vincent's hospital | on the flier, remained behind in anger lis ew York New York, May 4 (#) — Traders as the airmen started their trip. B = | were active chiefly in selling in the | Thea Rasche, who arrived here| . SURIOUSLY BURNED {1004 market today and prices were | {from Germany vesterday to prepare | | AMIMANtIC, Conn, May 8 (P=|y, ey 10 heaviness. The weekly for a transatlantic flight, came to | TNES, (HECHC0 1“%».1 :moush worry over the possible action of the | the fleld with the fliers under an | ' HoC WU Th s AClieved, he ‘t":"j New York Federal Reserve bank re- | oscort of motoreycele policemen, and | & (®IEE PECh ]7‘ i) S-‘u((ir:b gards raising the rediscount rate bade the airmen goodbye, lobed mees b 1ove o bmg appeared to encourage selling and | —_— R ; : there was the additional influence of 3 : Pl five and the aged yigner money rates. | Says Lawyer’s Tactics s eyl Bumed betorsthe S oie ot fhe walirond oblgatiops at - Was rescued neighbors. At St.| -~ : | Caused Heart Trouble all active levels although the St. ment 5s, Minneapolis & St. Paul 5s and Katy adjustuient 58 rose a bit against the trend. Uokcoii's) hosni moved to slightly lower for 1 little hope is held New Haven, May 9 (UP)—One his recovery. the most novel awards in this cit court history was revoked by Judge Arthur F. Ells in s\mm'lur of Paul adjust- ! MARKET DECLINES BUT COMES BACK ' High Money Rates Force Stocks Down Today I PUTNAM & CO. Mombers Now Yosk & Hartford Stack Budhangss 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 HARTPORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW. TEL. s By Stanley W. Prenosil (Associated Press Financial Editor) We Offer: New York, May 9 UP—High 5 money rates continued to cast a | American Power & Co shadow over today's stock market, | e i which drifted lower under heav: selling for both accounts. Early de- | clines ranged from 1 to 9 points, but | a partial recovery took place in the | afternoon when a large supply of | out-of-town funds, attracted by the | 6 per cent call money renewal rate, | began to make its appearance, Trad- ing showed a further contraction in volume, although the ticker was | again unable to keep pace with the | market. | Veteran tradors recalled that te- | day was the anniversary of the | Northern Pacific panic,” which cul- minated the big “bull” movement in 1901, The fact that recent price gyrations closely resembled those which preceded the crash 27 years 0 15 believed to have inspired some ‘lmuid.man by superstitious traders. ars of an increase in the New \ orle federal reserve bank rediscount {rate tomorrow also were a factor in | | the selling movement. | Termination of the negotiations for a merger of the Coca-Cola and nada Dry Ginger Ale companies was followed by heavy selling of both stocks, the former dropping | |S1 points and the latter 7 1-4. | Rubber shares turned heavy on the | prediction of Harvey S Firestone | that tire prices would be cut within | | three months, although it was ex- | pected that several of the large pro- ducers would be able to work off their high inventories before the cut became effective, Sharp declines took place in such | | recent favorites as General Motors, | Radlo, General Electric, Interna- |tional Telephone and the Airplane stocks. I'reeport Texas broke 4 points in further reflection of a poor | {first quarter report. Heavy profit- | taking also forced recessions of 1 to 3 points in a number of the public $5 Preferred Stock, Series A Stamped Certificates Callable at $110 Thomson, Tfenn & Co. 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2380 mmuun!«kmmmmm Stuart G. Segar, Manager We Offer: Conn. Power Hartford Electric Light Price on Application, EDDY BROTHERS &G embers Hartford Stock Exdginbo A3 NEW BRITAIN HARTFORD BurrittHotel Bidg. Hartford Conn. Trust Bidg, < Ny o cmy au. We Offer: | |court today. | The industrial list also showed | Utilities. | 10 S| f | Appeal of the Coffey Laundry Co. D ea t h 8 some heaviness, Andes Copper 7s,| Oil shares were adversely affected | hares o gainst Compensation Commissioner General Motors acceptance 6s and | by another large inerease in crude | Charles Kleiner |week to Ch award of s Marone, 1 per $ California Petrolcum 5s being par- cer, ac- | ticularly active in the selling move- Harry ¥ A [cused of stealing laundry, was sus- | iment. New York Telephone re- 4 to leave school again in the COM- | pojjog correctly by only 12 per cent |tained. Harry 1. Hiclm, 23 years old, of funding 6s led the utilities down- pany of the Bristol man. The note | ey Tiopy prade pupils of the ! Marone claimed compensation for des stret, died yesterday aft- | wafd. added that the girl had been taken | o400 ang by only 21 per cent of |a heart attack induced by the tactics 71901 al 5 o'clock at his home fol-| Heaviness of Japanese issues was for an automobile ride to Lake Com- |y o' iien grade pup lof a lawyer for the company. He !OWINZ an illness of about two years. a feature of the dull foreign list, pounce and that there was no illness | "y, firet’ four spellers to go down 'said when the lawyer shook his finger | He leaves his parents, Mr. and!Japancse government 4s sagging it her home. were girls, who lost out on the |under his nose he “got mad,” caus. |Mrs, Carl Mielm, and a si Ger-| more than a point on selling inspired | Upon learning the true status of |\ 40 “Campaign,” “Yacht,” ing heart trouble, trude Hjclm, all ot ¢ by rq»or(\- of war in the far east, the case, Principal Staples COMMUNE- | "y orgoncy™ and “Sincercly.” 5 : Funeral services will he held cated with the Plainville police with | ~t 80 | B0 eh the spell- | MUST BACK UP MEN Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Fepnlt thatia weaschiwas tnsti |0 SUNEEHORS LR e e ecilal 5 s | la| Tn | Dollse lbe B ey O e pas- Clty ltems tuted for Courchaine. tomorrow's Herald. circles today as to the meaning of |for of the Swedish Bethany street, Although the authorities were re- | *° g A € T King, chairman | the remark 1 by Commissioner | Will officiate. Burial will be in ticent on the matter, it was admit-| "oy "y 00 g or education; Stanley | Edwin A. Varker in his talk to the | Fairview cemotory. A daughter was born Saturday §od thday: thatino | eyianpe orins- |of e RSN 0T ALERL Al R L ot e nRotion: thh alent| night to Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mc- sault could be discovered but Cour- | (o ®G y eiiiom H. Alder- |10 the effect that officers should al. | Mrs. Dominick Milewski Carthy of 865 Church street. chaine would be given an oppor-| o\ "l o Tor Trinity Methodist | Ways be prepared to back up theiv| Katherine Milewski, 45, of 347 | 0Nt forget mother on Mother's 1unity tonight to explain his PUrPOSC | 1oy ang president of the Rotary |Men when orders given prove to he | High stroct, died this morning q¢ AY» Sunday, May 13. Choice cut in taking the girl away from school | (- [m(unwv or do not result as intend- her home after a long illness, Spe 1°8Crs and potted plants, of many on the pretext he used on April 18. : d. “I have a reason for mention- (is survived by her hushand, Domi. KPS at lowest prices. Flower Courchaine, it 1s understood, is & /ing this” ho said. “Let the chips | nick Milewskiz two daughters, Mary | (P OuSe: "G“' : Starleys slrest] married man and the father of a METHOD[STS AGAINST 1 where they m and Helen, and one son, Dominick, | © ayex Bente of 110 § mith street re- comment to | jr, i : ported to the police that his garage today, but it | Mrs. Milewski came Poland ‘ Chiet Hart had no to this city make on the remark from about 20 year Ao, o1 P a - k, {was reported that the commissioncr | Funeral | arvanesments lias e tananany aiun ey alei, [ may have haa in mind one or more ‘;‘;,,"',,:'l,f e e ::: iRsrERan e AT IROIMuT: Iinteatisnt instances in which sergeants did MOt | scrvices will take place | Friday | " irs. Elizabeth Gorman of Natick |12 Ans reeportslvtor NS mib2l sopraing a7 dictonic a8 tha High e it s TR At e jorariags Mo street home and at 7:30 at the end trolley collision in Newing- | Sncred v“ art rh'v‘n Rv;rial'\\il‘ ton yesterday morning, was reporied b ake ce in e Sacred Heart | to be resting comfortably at New Smart Summer Hat laehetaivri s et be | h e hospital today. member of St. Anne's socicty of All A son was born at New Britain | Saints payis] neral hospital today to Mr. and | -—— Mrs. George D). Rawlings of 9 Lyon | | Mrs. Pearl Docrner strect. i Mrs. Tearl Doerr years old,| The police were notified today of wife of Walter Doerner of 44 Camp the suspension of the operator's | street, died this noon at the license of John Kolodzy of 21 Farm- ! Britain neral hospits She had ington avenue, the return of the | been at ihe hospital since lasi |license of Axel k. Nyquist of 14 Os- | month. Her Jushand fs employed |good avenue and suspension of the ! [with the board of public works. !right to operate in the case of Aurel | Wuncral arrangements arc incom- | Roy of 45 Beaver street. | plete, Sergeant P. A. McAvay went to ! [ New York tiday to bring back Fd- Imund Walsh, who is wanted in this | city on a non support charge. Patrolman George Collins has re- sumed duty after an fllness of sev- eral days. Dr. Henry Cieszynskl left yester- day for Boston where he will attend jthe Massachusetts Dental Confer- {—_Funerals i \ll'h. David Bahigian eral services for Mrs, Gasia Union strect will e afternoon at Frank |y | | ence, A regular meeting of Pride Circle, dy F s, will be held Thurs- s funeral parlors on Main | jay evening in the Red Men's hall, 4 at 1 o'clock at Ar- oo Srain atreat af & ololock, Apostolie church on Tremont Mrs. George Villiez of 39 Rrook- tomorrow Duf street menian { oil produyction last week and steels ' were inclined to heaviness on re- | ports that commodity prices had developed a softening tendency. | Pool operations were not entirely | abandoned, however. . American | Bank Note and Lambert were cach | bid up about 5 points to new high | records, and a number of other spe- | cialties moved up 1 to 8 points. Delaware & Hudson broke more | | than 4 points, presumably in refiec- {tion of speculative disappointment {over President Loree's failure to an- Hartford Fire Insurance Prince & Whitely nounce a disposition of the $63,000 Established 1878, 000 received by the road for it Members New York, Chicago and Cleveland Stock Exchanges. | Wabash and Lehigh Valley holdings. | New York Central was bid up more than 3 points and was accompanied | |into new high ground by Wabash, | Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and | Reading. THE MARRET AT 2:30 P. M. (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) Burritt Bldg.—69 West Main St.—Tel. 5405 Donald R. Hart, Mgr. | | We offer a few shares of — Hig Tow Close 4 2. ot tar s e National Fire Ins. Co. Am Ag Che pd 6514 64 65145 “d American Can 94 901 21 - o Am Toco . 1065 1074 Phoenix Fire Ins. Co. Am Sumatra 561, 56 56 Am Sm & Re 1901 190 190 | of Hartford Am Sugar ... 3 - ‘Am Tobaeco . -_— Am Woolen _— Anaconda Cop 71l 70 Atchison Balt & Ohio. | Beth Steel Brook Man Callt Pet. .. ... Cer De Pasco /Ches & Ohio CRT& Pac Chrysler Corp Colo Fuel | Congoleum | Consol Gas | Corn Prod {Dav Chem | Dodge Bros | Erie RR Fam Play Fleischmann .. | Freeport Tex |Genl Asphalt | Genl Elec | Genl Motors . | Glidden | Hudson o\lmrs E Hersheys ..... {Int Cement Fuller, Richter, Aldrich & Co. COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDING NEW BRITAIN MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE Joseph M. Halloran Tel. 1853 Harold O. Mott NOTICE International Silver Co. 6% First Mortgage Bond Holders These bonds are being called as of June 1st at 110 and street. Burial will be in Fairview a v h t |Int Nickel . i t, | A striking hat in the new Eau de | (' 1. e fs Mhe iRl R e interes Nil green is one of the latest Paris | : 5 il B ol attens |Een 06 g his morning. She is heing attend- | Ken Cop A N . ey . models designed by Maison Lewis. _Mrs. Wawrzenice Cembura 1 by Dr. T. W. O'Connell and Dr, Tnt Paper We will pay this price now. Bring in your bonds. It has a band of twisted georgette Funeral services for Mrs. Rose A, J. Savard. Mack Truck in beige and green. Cembura, wite of Wawrzenice Cem- | Mps, Florence affam of 668 Arch Marland Oil pura of 132 Beaver street will be stret is confined to her homs with Mo Kan & Tex 371 T held tomorrow morning at 7:30 |4y attack of the grip. Mr. Gaffam, Mont Ward ..136 o0 :‘ i RApre “" ”'" church. o has been confined to his home National Lead 128% artford Fire American tourist eand‘:!urel n . . rfal will be in Sacred Heart ceme- |y ; ; h the N Y Central ..1911 N e France have been as much as one for the past two weeks with th . i | National Fire He Helps Raise Din grip, is reported as improvine. | NY N H & H 66 | Phoenix Fire and a half times greater than the | A R Automobiles operated by Julia | North Amer. .. ’ ordinary exports of France to the e ke Soden Rentz of 110 Smith street and |Nerth Pacific | Conn General ... United States. copliine. Roden of Iariford rod | Beatrice Horensiein of 167 Linwood | ack Mot ¢ | aht "“‘"1"“ Stoc T, e el s afteametord it street collided at the corner of Pan Am Pet | Am Haraware 78 ock at the home, Lev, Dr. Abe | Main and Chureh streets about 6 | Fhillips Pet | Am Hosiery : — i Ahlquist, pastor of the MWirst Luth- | ©'¢lock last cvening. Slight damage |Dic Arrow. . Rodien & Ondvall - 0 | i “ran church, officiated. Burial was Was donc. { Pullman Bige-Hfd Cpt Co com .. 81 93 | S e e e metery. Captain Kelly reccived a request | Rudio Corp Billings & Spencer com 1 3 | o toc from the chief of police at!Remington Rd : | Billings & Spencer pfd 6 s | Mrs, Carl L. Pearson Westfield, Mass. that James G Reading Dristol Bras 20 | o o a 9 \f \\r s Roebuck 1¢ ol ' 33 i Funcral services for Mrs. Florence | goria of 213 North street, New | Sears Roebu Colt’s Arms | Mabel Pearson, wife of Carl L. Pear- | Britain, be 4 to return the au- ' Sinclair Ol . | Eagle Lock ...... i3 son of 184 Greenwood street will be | tomobile he borrowed yesterday Southern Pac { Fafnir Bearing Co . - held at 2 o'clock Thursday after- | from a dealer. Sergeant P. J. O'Mara | Std Oil ‘llun & Cooley =l noon at B, C. Porter Sons funcral | wag unable to find anyone of that Std Oil | Landers, ¥ .. | parlors at 10 Court street. Burfal|pame at the address given. | Stew’t Wi N B Machine 28 | will be in Fairview cemetery. | i { Studebaker N B Machire pfd ....101 | | | . N {Texas Co ... iles-Be-Pond com ... 50 04 i Mgr. McGivney’s Three | rex Guie supn |North & Juda ........ 38 — | ‘ | Nephews Celebrate Mass Tim Rol Bear 3 Peck, Stowe & Wil T | | e Underwood Russell Mfg Co . 145 | | ¢ | Bridgeport, May 8 P — Three|yion pac seovill Mfg Co . 51 MY & [nephews —of Monsignor 1. ):\)(;k;k Union Carbi eipebondr i 105 i £ | McGivney whose death occurred in {nited Fruit . Ry Wotke i lrv"‘l:"'ri\'\_l‘ill |a Paris hospital Monday, cclflhvra(t"’ U 8 Ind Al . TorHington Go-com .« | o e |3 high mass of requiem for hia re- ' § Rubber .. bk 3k O | Residence 17 Sammer 8t.—1623-3 in St Charles church today. U & steel .. Pubitic Utilitles Stocks. . Vincent Finn of Norwalk, was Wabash Ry . o Bl Tyt 468 106 cclebrant, assisted by Rev. Leo Finn West Elec Conn Lt & Pow pid ..104 106 5 {of Danbury and Rev. Francis Finn Willys Over 4% | oea 138 See Our Display of of New Haven. . |Wright Aero . 1603 e Ee : 1 Deputy Szekiryk-Donakiv of the | The Bridgeport Junior Jewish | Southern N B 155 | Potn tret s hare | Garden Pottery, Bird Baths | e “uiopici resotutions on the | LOCAL STOCKS | South ; 4 | Benches and Vases death of Monsignor McGivney today | (Furnished by Potnam & Co.) | P s e A Eaifies & Wi, and tonight at a special meeting the | Insurance Stocks. . TREASURY BALANCE RSRETS ) WIS Tty ke ies do 9 United church will pass resolutions. Bid Asked Treasury Balance, $171,01 drown out opposition in the diet. Bo"erers Pns fln Sunday morning 2,000 men will re- | Aetna Casualty 701300 . The communists use automobile ceive communion at St. Charles Aetna Life Ins Co 980 1000 | The saxophone was invented by a | horns, “The Telegraph Florist of New Britain” | church in honor to Monsignor Me- | Aetma: Fire ... 920 e |Belglan musician, Antoine Sax, in | 83 WEST MAIN §T. PROF. BLDG. | Givney. 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