New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1928, Page 21

BOND TRADING IS REPORTED AS DL o e WELCH—GAGAN e marriage of Grace Bailey Gagan of 78 Maple street and NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1928 MAYOR OPPOSES (Continued from First Page) Pricés in Market Today How- ever, Remain Firm New York. May 15 (P —Trading was dull and prices remained firm in the bond market today. Continued hesitancy was apparent in early trading evidently because of the fact that funds have been flowing into the call money market for short- term financing rather than into the | Peter A. Welch of 40 Sexton street |took place this morning at 10 | o'clock at St. Joseph's church. Rev. not be presented to the council at !John F. Donohue officiated. The all. “Then you mean you expect {couple were attended by Mr. and |to withdraw the petition?” asked Mrs. Edward S. Surprenant. | Councilman Sablotsky. Mr. Curran "he bride wore an embroidered |said he did not mean anything of georgette gown of ashes of roses|the kind; he did not with hat to match. Mrs. Surprenant | would become of it. wore a gown of Harding blue crepe | with hat to match. added that it is possible it would at the Hotel Taft in New London |in the park under proper supervi- know what | | man William F. Maugan of the park | A wedding breakfast was scrved |board as being in favor of fishing | City Items | e wal 1o 4 setcacen) of B0 | Mary's Boys' choir this evening at {8:45 o'clock at the church, | Earle and Clifton Cowles are tak- ing a student pilot course with the {Hart & Hart Aircraft corporation. ‘ ! Fred Hastings and J. M. Burdick |have returned from a trip to Sa-| vannah, Ga. Word has been received from Jo- l [seph Lamb and Johustone Vance | {from Seward, Alaska. 1 | A public hearing will be given by | {the building commission tonight at | Mr. Sablotsky referred to Chair- | ':30 o'clock at the application of | ant one, cax George J. Riley for a permit to| move two buildings from Orange to | | Gold strect, north of Broad street. ! | works for a living is a boob. Wall Street Briefs Alluding to the wave of specula- tion in the stock market which has extended to all parts of the country and drawn in all classes of popula- tion, Colonel Leonard P. Ayres, vice president of the Cleveland Trust company, says increasing thousands of first-time speculators are wateh- ing their paper profits mount, and are concluding that anyone who g | true that great ation, like the pres- not be killed off; they have to commit de is almost literally waves of spec time money mart, leaving a smaller proportion available for bond trans- actions. Loppers again attracted most of the buying, Andes Copper 7s advanc- ing a point. Anaconda and Chil Copper 7s made small gains. Buy of Copper company obligations Sy Is said by those close to the ind WAS—NAPIERACZ try to be based largely upon favor The 1 ge of Miss Mary X able trade conditions, increased ex- | Dicracz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs port prices and shipments and a no- | John Napieracz of 23 ticeable reduction in the domestic avenue, and Joseph Was, son of stock and Mrs. Edward Was of 302 A & point Uy Liquid Carbonic street, took place yesterday at He Convertible was outstanding | Cross church. Rev. Stephen Bart- @mong other industrials. United | kowski perfornfed the ceremony. Drug of 1 ware and Remington The maid of honor was Miss Mary and §3i8 with warrants continued | Monkiewicz and the best man An- emand, | thony Napieracz. The bridesmaids ils were inclined to heaviness, | were Miss Mary Kochanik, Miss Aroostook first 5s, Chicago|Jean Kobus and Miss Josephine Na- At Western 4s and $t. Paul 5s of | picracz. Mr. and Mrs. Was will leav 1675 sagging. New York traction is. tomorrow on a wedding trip tosNew £ues cased off slightly on profit-tak- | York. ingz. Continued buying caused Imited | advances in St Paul 5s of 2000 and | Now York Central & ludson River Retunding bs. Strength of Flat which reached a ne 114 after an advan was the feature after the ceremony, afi.r which Mr. and Mrs. Welch left on a wedding trip. They will reside at 78 Maple street upon their return. Mr, Welch is associated with the Globe Cloth- ing House. GUGLI—JEZIERSKI Anthony Gugll of < 11 Victoria Jezlerski of 22 Putnam street were married this morning at the Holy Cross church. Rev. Stephen Burtkowski performed the cor mony. The bridesmaid was M Waleria Jazierski and the best ma !was John Panusonis with warrants, ¢ year's peak at > of 132 points, of the forcign list. WILL OF BEILT GREENSTE According to the will of the lats Beili Greenstein, tiled today in vro- | [talia Starts Off in bate court, all of the estate and pe Direction of Greenland 1 €onal property is willed to her hu band, Harry Greenstein, and afte Kings Bay, Spitzbergen, May 13 his death the property is to be di- (—The Italia’s second flight start- vided equally among her four chil- cd at 1:20 thi§ afternoon. It was dren, Samuel Greenstein of Suffern, | favored ¢ fine ther, sun N. Y, Edward, Mrs. Nettie Roth- [shine and no wind. The airship took slein and Mrs. 1da Horwitz. Samuel 'a westward course in direction of Greenland. Greenstein is named executor, — . 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Mayor Paonessa finally agreed | -1 hearing will be held in to call a special session of the ordi-- nance committee just before the | meeting of the common council to ! | discuss the matter and arrange for {police supervision, regulation of | fishing hours and whatever protec- tion is needed. Lxpressing his . ban on the sport, the mayor declar- | USRI L ed: “An ordinance prohibiting fish- | o (OEGR WETLRR 0 T iz by children in Stanley Quarter ' would be about as popular as ISt amendment.” FENN'S BILL UP SO0N ing commission. Ellis Paon recovery. disapproval of al . Bsapnroval OFf & i ytes a floor at No. 4 fi tation. | the today that boys tracke onto monuments in Monument Works at Clark Union streets, dwmaging them, the ! Preferred Tegislative Status Given Conn. Congressman's Measure for Deaths James F. Ryan James J. Ryan of Riverside street Hartford, a city, disd at his home yesterday morning after a brief jliness. Washington, May 15 (® — Th louse rules committes today de- cided to give preferred legislative status to the Fenn bill to provide for reapportionment of the house mem- | bership of 435 upon the basis of the 1 census. | The exact time for calling the | "measure up in the house was not resided in Hartford ldetermined but the committee’s ac- | About 11 virtually assurcd the hill | Britain to enter the cmploy of floor before congr: James M. Butler, on Harrford avenue. e w | | “ Reapportionment. | for 26 years, ars ago he moved to New | S formerly an Inspector of the Under- vood Typewriter Co. Praternally he was a 1 the Underwood Typewriter Mutua Benefit association. He-leaves his wite, Mrs (Butler) Ryan: three sons, D. seph Thomas F. Ryan James E. Ryan; and Iy . & INo Disorderly Conduct | At Yale Derby Day | New Haven, May 15 (#-—The stu- lent counci of Yale college, Shef- 1d Scientifie school and the fresh- | man class, today issued a warning through the Yale Daily News against diso rly conduct at the Derby T regatta Saturday on the Housatoni In past years there have been | complaints from passengers on the ' ohservation tra arding the | tions of some student passengers and | the councils are calling attention to the fact that the regatta will be abolished by the college anthorities it there is any repetition of these ‘rl)m]‘]."H\'!‘. four brothers, Daniel J, of Hartfor Dennis of Omaha, N Mich: Rody Ryan of Ireland, his parent Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ryan, in Tr land; five sisters, Mrs. A, W man and Miss Mary ¥ fleld, Mrs. E. J. Shannon of Omal Neb., Mrs. Bridget Maher of Tre Sarah Roulette of g The ful 11 will be held tomorrow morning ) o'clock at the buspec! Fast ‘Tlansfen. of | funeral home of Farley & Molloy of Eight Pints of Liquor | i,y capitor avenue ana A bundle, said to have contained “,‘ &t Joseph's cathedral cight pints of alleged liquor, was | quiem will b handed to Brono Rubimowitz of 106 Lafayette street by Frank Bogdanski near the corner of Lafayette and Beaver streets about 7:45 o'clock | last night, Ofticer George Collins re- ported, but Rubinowitz, at sight of | the officer, ran into his home on the | ;.14 vesterday. second floor of the block and did not have the hundle when the of- | ficer reached him. Information was ! chapel at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. obtained hy the officer, however, |liam Ross, pastor of the that a man who frequents the pool | paptist church, officiated. room at 100 Lafayette strect had | \was in Fairview cemete run into the block through a rear | - entrance and had destroyed the Jonathan Yohauan contents of the bundle. No arrests were made. solemn high mass of prated. Burl Benediet cemetery. William B. Carpentier Willtam B. Carpentier, a The remains wers brought to this city this afternoor nd the funeral was held at First place, Flathush, Brookl @ = vesterday. He leaves his wife, Mrs. NATHAN HALE H. S. NOTES | y\qy Yohanan and two daughters, Hale Junior High school Parents| ,n a1l ot Brooklyn. and Teachers’ association was held | last cvenin A bicycle rack being built by the | boys of the seventh grade, under the direction of Mr. Clark, wood-| work instructor, s expected to be| completed soon. | Green and white have been chosen | by the June graduation pupils as thelr class colors, | The clubs met vesterday afternoon | in the school clubrooms to continue the work of last week. The June issue of the school pa- per “The Patriot” will be publis! soon. Funerals Miss Anna C. Funeral services for Charlotte Holmes of arm, Farmington, one of the foun- ders of the IMirst Lutheran church, were held this afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahlguist, | pastor of the First Lutheran church, — | officiated. Burial was in Fairview ACTION ON CITY SALARIES | cemctery. A joint meeting of the common | _— council committees on salarics and | Patrick Duffy on ordinances has been requested by | Funeral services for Patrick Duf- Mayor Paonessa, to be held tomor- |fy, a resident of this city practically row evening at 7:30 o'clock to fix and [all his life, will be held tomorrow prepare an ordinance for the coun- morning at 8:30 o'clock at the cil fixing the salarles of City En- |funcral parlors of M. J. Kenney Co. gineer Philip A. Merian and Street on Main strect and at 9 o'clock at Superintendent Fugene Faselle. The 'st. Mary's church. Burial will be public works board recommends that |in st Mary's cemetery. Merian be paid $5,000 and Faselle | Heads Vets Holmes Miss Ann Corcoran Funeral services for Miss Ann | Corcoran of this city, who died in St. Mary's home in West Hartford, were | neld at the home this morning at 9 o'clock. Rev. Francis Kehoe was the celebrant of a solemn high mass of |requiem, Rev. Father Clark was dea- |con, Rev. Father McCutcheon was {sub dcacon and Rev. Father Cutter | was master of ceremon! St. Mary's choir sang “Nearer My | God to Thee” at the conclusion of | the services, Burial was in St. Mary Eold cemetery this city i 1 CARD OF THANKS | wWe wish to thank our fricnds and | neighbors for the Kindness and sympathy shown us during our re- | cent bereavement in the death of | our beloved Wife, Son, and Daugh- ter: algo for the beautiful floral | offerings received. Signed, | MR. ORRIN GOODRICH and Family. MRS, BARBARA TAYLOR and Family Joseph A. Haffey UNDERTAKER Phone 1 Opposite 5t M Rosidence 17 Sammer 8t.~—1625-3 Gen. Albert T. Goodwin, of Eimore, Ala., newly-clected commander-ine chiet of the United Confederate Vet- erans, favors a joint re-union of the Blue and the Gray ve General TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Bollrers Pusy Shiop nual reunion of Confederates at Lit. con- | junction with a meeting of the build- son of Mayor and | g3 50 Mrs. A M. Paonessa, who has been confined to his bed with a severe at- | tack of pneumonia, is on the road to With the consent of at- tending physicians, he sat up tor five re hoard » o'clock to take action on proposals for laying and former vesident of this Mr. Ryan was born In Ireland, but who conduected a cmber of | Hridget 1and | aind, t 10 o'clock where a 1 will be in Mount tormer resident of this city, died in Spring- | Erwin Wil- Burial Jonathan ¥ohanan of 198 Veron- | died The annual meeting of the Nathan | yfjys June and Miss Kathryn Yohan- | Miss Anna | Lakeview | TO MOTHEKR ON MOTHER'S DAY | tle Rock, Ark., recently. “The Telegraph Florist of New Britain” | 83 WEST MAIN ST, PROF. BLDG. A record price of 343,000 has been paid by Arthur Leopold for the York cotton exc members of Ralph P. Ziegle n increase over the previous transaction. An extra {1as been docls Meipe Line Co. in regular quarterly both payahle record M | was paid th v Cumberland wddition to the ' vidend of 82, June 15 to holders of 31 An extra of $§ months ago. CHECKED TODAY i !Airplane Stocks Soar as on “Big Board” York A P ) setting | Curb Market today af |t in th in heavy volume at opening, with industrial special- ties leading the Airplane stocks ¢ sympathy with simil “hig hourd.” A« niore 1 top at 40 3.5, Iox Theater reaching a sonred in sstes on the o Supply A gained an 6 points, touching a new | { demand 4 1ithough lit later sagg i ment that v eries agai either tempor tific: G a sen; Jo- and daughter, | Miss Mary Ryan, all of Hartford; Ty or permanent cer- eral Baking, which had itional adv reports application or listing the issue on the Stock I hange, was under pressiur Some of the chain good gains, American Department ple's Drug Stores and Shoe, the lattet advancing than 7 points to a new top at . | 3-4. Central Aguirre Sugar, Alumi- num company, Moore Drop Io A, National Theater Supply Tubize advanced 4 to 9 p Ol stocks, : ts, were has been mad story among Stores, issues them ints cach particnlarly the inde- ed output, striction meas Ieum, Imperial, zucla Petroleum | vaneed on reports that of F. H. Wickett, chairman, who has been ill, will bring about con- | solidation of Venezuelan and mid- continent holdings. Most pipe li were weak, although Cumberlani advanced 4 points to a new top at 106 on buying inspited by an- | nouncement of an extra divi | due partly to re- Darby Petro- Richficld and Vene reached new the return n Utilities were rather neglect | [ Real Estate News Max Ho'koski of Plymouth, to Walter and Rose Trella of Meriden | warranty deed to property at Tal- {cott and Putnam | Helen @ [Thomas . tini, v street, warranty deed. | To Herbert, Charle Nelson, IFlo |ence and Harry Main, 192-194 Soath | Main street, by exceutor's deed in {the ¢ te of Jennie Jon Britain Trust Co. to T. C LaRose, wall space on Booth block for advertising thermometer, I |for one year at $20, | Lomas & Nettleton Co. to Paul H. | Cianci, release of mortgage on Al- l]vn street property. Fidelity Finance Corp. release of mortgage on property on Short | street, to George and Mary Kroll. Burritt Mutual Savings bank to | Cyrus Scappelatt), release of mort- !gage on property on Clinton street | Joseph M. Zuk to Genowefa Wid- Ink, rele: of mortgage, PBrook- lawn strect. Josephine Spano to Joscph M | Zuk, warranty to property on strect. | Joseph streots, Judd and Laur: to Raymond Franec- | kowski, alf interest in Farm- ington avenue property. | Thomas C. and Josephine R | Cranley, to the New Britain Cooper- jative Savings and Loan tion /$5,600 mortgage on I | strect property. Stanley and Helen Paczkowski | from Nana Formica, warranty deed, | curtin avenne, ‘Senator_ Merritt t;épeak At Meeting of Women | State Senator Alice P. Merritt of | Hartford will speak on “What Price Loyalty” as the principal ad- dress at the monthly mecting of the Connecticut League of Women Voters, New Britain branch, 1o b held at the home of Mrs. Arthur G. Kimball at 61 Lexington strect | on Tuesday, May 22, The | will open at 8 o'clock. Senator Merrift is wel | throughout the state be: work in the last few sessions of 1 tate lcgislature. She is an inte ing speaker and she has gaged for the next evenings. The senator is mother of children time to care for duties as well as her political task All voters, no gatter to what party they are affiliated, invited to attend the meetin, kmore session knowrn ause of successive 15 married, the and she finds are CITY BILLED The City of New Britain was | today for $25 | the expense of maintaining county institution, bridges, ete. | s They are making friends daiyv— Herald Classified Ads. Profut- | ore noon | v trading had | sterday on | and ! udd to William H. Judd, | Ber- | been en- | her houschold | 60.42 as its share of | EARLY GAINS ARE REDUCED TODAY Profit Taking Turns Course of Marke Irregular May 15 (P—H New York | many of the | profit taking ir |ard industrial and railroad | turn the irse of ar in tods stock market after an carly outburst of strength in the plane, copper and motor shares arly gains of to 11 points were aterially reduced in the late re- alizing movement although new leaders wers brought fo ward by ope: working for | higher prices 3 Volume ¢ business again taxed the facilitics of th exchange, the ticker falli 4% minutes behind the ket in the ea afternoon with 1 sales in the first three hours close to 2,500,000 shares prices irregu- ning 1| money was again in plentify tsupply at the renewal fizure of 4 1-2 per cent despite the heavy mid-month demand for funds. H cumulation of the copper shares, half a dozen of which moved into new high ground, was stimulat- ©d by the increase in the export price of copper, coincident with re- Dorts of a brisk forcign demand for |the red mefal, and the announce- {ment of a sharp decrease in the stocks of the metal above ground last mont Studet for 1 rship of the rg 6 poi rice in four years mant son i elir at 73 1-8 and Hupp Wery Uthough General | Beavy profit-taking after its idvance of 112 points. {eral Electric, International Match preferred, Victor Talking Machine ‘ md Consolida 1 Gas also were un- | der pressure. | Equitable Ivanced & up 2 n good Motors ran into initial Radio, Gen- Oftica B points ilding, whick yesterday, rar points today by ¢ top at 145, Iou company was bid up five po Allied Chemical, Amierican {tional, Magna Copper, American Zine pr . A. M. Byers, Liqu ernational Busines more g a new Intern: Curtiss and Wright Airplane avy realizing aftor | carly rise of about 11 points cach points from ran into and fell back several the high level. Rails were mixed, strength of Le- ligh Valley and Delaware & Hud- son being offset by the heaviness of | Wabash and Southern ruilway. THE MARKET AT .M (Elrnished by Putnam & Co.) 1ow strong on reports of | high | Tohacco Woolen la Cop hison alt & Ohio oth Stoel Cer Do Lasco IC R I & Pac Chrysler Corp Coto Fuel Congoleum .. %o Consol Gas ..164 Dav Chem ... 55 [Corn Prod ... xis Dodge Bros A 15, | Erio RR [ Fam Players IFleischmann | Freeport Tex enl Asphalt enl Elee ... nl Motors Glidden Hudson Motors 9 Hors i Int 1 {Int Harves Int Paper .... 84 {Ken Cop E | Mtack Truck .. 88 | Marlana 0il .. 41 {Mo Kan & Tex 3 | Mont Wara . { National Lead IN Y Central ..1881; INYNH&H North Amer. .. | North Pacific Pack Mot Car {Pan Am Pet B i | Phillips Pot. | Pierce Arrow | Pullman Radio Corp . | Remington Rd 321, { Reading 117% ars Rocbuck 1047 Sinclair Oil | Southern Pac 1 0il N J a4 0il N Y rt Warner Sulph wood | Union Pac | United Fruit . 14 oS bor 1 & Steel .. Wabash Ry West Elee . Willys Ove Woolworth Wright Aero . | | HARTIORD First Bond & Mrge Co ' .‘ Mfad Aetna Re 2 om 48 pra 102] 1 iters Finance o Compunies Yire In: Aetna ( A 5| Cooke, of | summarily dismissed today by the i Members New York & Hartford Stack Exchanges I 31 WEST MAIN ST.,, NEW BRITAIN I TEL. HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW. 2040 TEL 21141 Connecticut Power Co. Hartford Electric Light Co. Bought and Sold Thomson, Tenn & Co. 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2580 Members of New York and Hartford Stock Exchange Stuart G. Scgar, Manager We Offer: Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Price on Application. EDDY BROTHERS & & Members Hartford Stock Exchange . NEW BRITAIN We Offer: HARTFORD BurriftHote! Bidg. Hartford Comn. Trust Bidg, MERIDEN Colony Bldg Shares North & Judd [Phoenix (0 | Tis IVife, Indemnity ot 10 Manufacturing Acme W » Aeme Wire American Hardw American Hosie American Silver American Thi Arrow 1 « eas Autom: i ating C (The Xdward) Co, Iwell Mfg. Co Carpet owman & o, pra 101 i t & Whitn M TREASURY BALANCE Preasury Balanc $133,150,078 Double Anniversary In Stadler Families On Monday, May Police Ser- nt and Mrs, John C. Stadler of 145 Kelsey strect will observe their 15th wedding anniversary, and on the same da Bl nt Stadler's arents, Mr. and Mre. Joseph Stad- East street, will observe h anniversary nt Stadler's wife was Miss Preissel and his mother wis Miss Elizabeth Ziegler, sister of William Zie Adam Ziegler. Registrar } Councilman CHAR Kansas City, M cal charges of m and immorality, brought aBainst Bishop Francis J. McConnell, of Pittsburgh by the Rev. George A Wilmington. Del., wer i | i | aladministration | Quadrennial General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. 1200 | PAPER LOSING MONEY Scnate Committee Investigate litical Sheet Whose Avowed Pur- pose is To Oppose Hoover, Washingtn, May 15 (#—Examin ing into the financing of the weekly | publication, “Politics,” deseribed as lan anti-Hoover paper, the senate campaign funds cammittee was told | today that it was losing $500 a week and that funds were being obtained |from L. I. Hale, of New York, a former prohibition official and pres- |ident of the publishing company. |News Comments on Game Between Harvard-Tigers Haven, May 15 (#—Under None of Our Business' News today com- fis of the the Da Harvard Crimson Princetonian. _The me “at demonstrated the lamazing fact t undergraduates of the two universitics represented are still capable of competing agaiest cach other without bloodshed or oven injured feelings,” the News says and adds, “the rights and wrongs of the original dispute are of no consequence to us nor should they’ remain so to either of these |once friendly rivals. x x x That they will eventually resume athletic relations, perhaps as soon as all par- ties to the quarrel have graduated, 'ms a reasonably safe prediction ing hands and cancelling old s a more delicate maneuver athletic associations than it is for quarrclsome small boys, but in this case, little excuse remains for a longer postponement of the truce.” Valencia Here is Queen Valencia in her royal headgear as she will appear in the Valencia Oranzc Show at Anaheim, Calif, Moo i to June 3. Ehe is i Miss Ada Williams. T