New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1928, Page 25

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1928, . FATHER BELIEVED 25 WEALTHY MR, JONES| Mevie Marvinge TRADING REPIRTED Iy NAM & CO, | COUPE WARRED 5 YR BUT HAPPY i moret DESULTORYTOAY ] ™ ™ot st i - | Stocked 1 Lear o nanghwr'sf"Efii‘iL.,,'jif,",f.i'.'.fi;'fil.f" ek BT T M T Predicament Here Pleading Waugh and who were arrested v room in the Burritt hotel, faced Judge M. D. Saxe in police court to- | day and on Prosecuting Attorney J. G. Woods, their cases were continued until to- morrow. Mr. Woods entered the plea for them, and later in the day, Miss Healy's father, who lives in Tarrytown, N. Y., visited her in her cell at the poli tation. He was in not guilty, Miss Madeline Healy, geant W. P. McCue by telephone last Russell | terday in their | communication with Detective Ser. | —T18—161. Willie Ogg, Worcester, Mass., 41- 6 B. Sweet, Chicago, #4- | | Dewey Weber, Chicago, 43-41- —172. John 84 C Watertown, Mas: , New York, 39- recommendation of | , Hellywood, 40- MacFarlane, New York, 35- 36—T4—147. Ralph Kingsrud, Fargo, N. D., 41- | |37— —155. ddie Loos, Chicago, 40-37 | Neil Christian, Portland, Oregon, 39-59 | it, for everybody in town considers its success his individual Fesponsi- | | bility, “Preparing for the convention has been interesting work and very ex- acting, but to have people come to e us from every city and hamlet in America, is in our opinion, ubout the biggest thing that could happen to us. | “We really -are not counting the cost. because we are pleased at having the convention come so far south. “The money contributed tizens and merchants ba contributed to the democratic and Dbringing the convention sery to wipe those section- the been by 127 women stockholde men. Joint accounts of 1 women stockholders num- while 1, ounts are s of partnerships, firms ¢ organizatio Under the investment ] BOYD NARKET HAS 0 BUT LITTLE LIFE .- dee Variety of Issues Sold ‘\\1(.. Prices Go Up, Down and Then Up Again ) Des: today’s New York trading June character of the vear ultory 1 stock market, one du st full ses- fons of started the Prices hn\- ard | bef at the openir re midday and again in the the performanc few days ept for the slipped hack of the decrease in federal which rener: 1y was 1y ex: ~othing | somewh I pected, there was practic TEL. 2040 We Offer: Southern New England Telephone Co. in the overnight news nee night, and was surprised and shock- | 42-36-75—158, {4l lines politically and in every other the p o |T o !-'xm nt \:21\:'\'4””,.1::‘.‘ ed to learn that the couple had uoH Chet Peer, Taft, Calif., 44-38-§2— | Wa¥. It will serve to make our own { cont firm. Purther exports of been married. “T opposed the mateh | 155, people nationully wminded. 4[ NO[ 1| Qufifl[][y |®0ld to Italy and France this week- | umznn. mm 2 all along,” he told Sergeant McCue, | Al Watrous, Grand Rapids, e S | d the heavy demand for 2 thinking he was heing notified of an | 75 - s —————— [funds in conneetion” with mid-year e 5 eacapade of less seriousness than the | w. A1, Crooks, Denver, 45-43-58— Real Estate News JI i 22 ®—A wide [scttlements preclude any possibil 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2386 < one in which the young people actu- E | | 15 to- jof easy rates before the early part Memhers of New York and Rartford Stock Exchange = ally are involved. Sergeant McCue . Hart, Wheeling, 41-39-50— | e | : Pond [of next m Weekly mercantil : 5, was obliged to inform him the | Frank Poglitsch to Joseph Krenn, small | reviews continued to report irregu- tuart G Segar, Manager elrcumstances of their arrest. *“He , Cal, | $4.000 morigage, Arch street, larity in i ilthough fall pros- B took advantage of her in my ab- | Catierine A, Ryan to 1 reatest | pects somewhat brighter. : w;\‘cu,'; x.u ‘eirioanas “ather | . acs, Dunbarton, Va., Francolino, quit-claim deed, noan erratic per- said of Waugh. 41—80-—162. | street, R nearly 5 points to B t & Ch C i Charges of carrying a conccaled nk Nunnally, l’rbar? Cal., 40-| Frank Poglitsch to the "?‘\\' ‘|; B brige dippit 1-2 and then ryan apman 0. \\‘f';lllon and \‘;Dluu((x‘\ oj‘ll|-v 9—158. Saving Bank, $7.500 wiortgage, oha Mo e red caused nndi or nearly 25 code were read to Waugh, Joe Turnesa, New- York, o e ds T i N (oatine { points in th 18 abiov low ump s T - N latter charge w also 151. 2 Morris Cohn to the Chels Bl -.“‘ vly‘ S i : woye ree Arrow pre- to ’Ield apploumatel) 6.04. against Miss H Tommy Harmon, Jr. Youkers. N. | ings hank, $3,000 mortgage. Witlow oard issus | for reports that ne- T entirely unfamiliar with court pro- iy = 41.3y— 79-—161. street, i ! completion # cedure and the young monas took | Tommy Raklets, Girard, 0., 43-41 | New Rritain Trust Ca, to Bessic CROATI STUD NTS R OT company with | 2 her eyes off Waugh searce 1 Ve 9 Keeley Gra release of mortgage:, baker. Willys Overland com- | ond. As he was being led out oi the Rouse, Chicago, 42-37—19 | Grove 11il . fell back more than 2 points on | "4‘ court room, she asked to be allowed ‘~1 5. | Louis Goodwin Parker to Peter Vour Kilied, 14 Seriously Hurt and traditional “selling on the good a to se or just a minute,” and | H. . Jordan, Piqua, O., 46-40— DeNuzze, warranty deed, Newfield news” following i dividend an- in the presence of court attache: the young people embraced —affec tonutely. “Oh, Russ,” she sobbed ‘.—fH» . laren W. Gumber, 40—withdrew. £ Pontiae, Xlwll avenur, Bessio Rossherg, K $ to William B, mortgage, Grove Ty St (. et Against Shooting, with Tukyo ad- nouncen encount pite nt d sellin unofficinl i G Motors anc 18 of Iso 4 sib- EDDY BROTHERS & @ and Tic tricd to comrort her. “There, | George Howard, Canfon, 0. 41- | 0% b e stantial dividend distribution at the there, don't cry, dear,” he told her, 40— 51—160. Cora R. Gould to the New Britain - Four el - August meetiy Members Hartford Stock Exchange and a minute or two later he was —_— . g 5 3 : S Concurrent strength of Pittshurgh » Co-Operative Savings and Loan As- iously i 1 and hundre ‘ brought back to his cell. Bonds Sy e e ] | T West, Virginia and Western Mary- A HARTFOR! F were fixed at $1,000 in Waugh's | °‘;1’:’°"‘ $500 mortgage, Wooster | arrceted PRl Do an B eU i {land, which advanced points, NEW BRTAIN TFORD MERIDEN et t snr-‘- e o rioted thronghont the ci _\]1,\ respectively, was based on ihe re- Burritt Hotel Bidg, Hartford CM‘TWSIBHS- Colony Bldg | 241] “ller and Neorma n protest amainst the tin, i : ¥ e According to the police, the cou- e L el A At L i "”‘" S i’ [ cout decision of the interstate com- - bk ple had a small amount of money | ekt ios Wanliige und Naoni Masacis Giatice b i 5 i ce commission granfing the for- . when they left on their alleged | Al il el = 1o build 2 new i :’. lioneymoon more than a month age e n:mv". e € of the ¢ ‘!‘l with the latter near ¢ The waman drew on her bank ac- ke R LG Pitishurgh Coal 7 o » count and fianced part of the trp. | (Continued from First Pagey |12, Willain - oot trusive for th 1usg:. 4 ,‘J e 1o L wer Levels-- 17 S We Offer g it having been found impossible to - T o e o e [corded s tial gai ride on railroad trains without pa Torvington, $4.055 cach and the * ne RloWInE eteplat Lon-i 000 porso g | Coppers, after a p D ing. At several hotels where the vgest charity fo inherit is Charlotts i, o “””’”“"':::”:;‘ read Sl e A g ’M“als Gain gishuess, moved forwar 100 Sham of Stanley WOrks of stopped, they evaded payment of | Hunserford hospital, Torrington, | M4M i gy Bmit e iadershin of Greene « I D: their bills, it is alleged, by leaving | $2.818.809. "'- Alten, wding and Booth ove Calumet & Arizona. I(md mail o e their bags hehind while they walked out without notifying the ment. The exact Lill at the Burritt since ot which $1 was for valet . $42 for their room, and the alance for meals, Whether or not the state will press the eharges against Waugh in view of his alleged desertion from army could not he learned definitely today, but it was reported unof- ficially that Miss Healy might he turned over to her father's custody | and Waugh sent back to Fort Adaws, at'Newport, T. T. - | MACFARLANE COMES ALONG IN TOURNEY (Continued from First Page) i in par Willie Ma York went around in with his opening day’s a tetal of 147 leadership, s aggregate. he be-spectacled veteran was * in trouble after he had trap. manage June 15 was . rlane 1 of New Which, gave him and the temporary nev amount of their | the | four strokes better than Bequests to eharities were in ex- [cess of the pereentage allowed by law and so were abated by Commis- {sioner M. A. Stephenson. Jeremiah {R. Van Brunt, New York and Wil- (limm C. Thingerford, are executors. { e | ephew Gets Three- Fourths of Stock Bridgeport, June 22 (® — Under [ the terms of the will of the late | Wight Wheeler, former president jof t Asme Shear company, three- quarters of al Ihis stock in the com- 1p.m is begoeathed to his nephew, | Dwight €. Wheeler, of n plant, and quarter \cqu.«! share to two nieces. Kathers E. Clark and Gertrude B, Ed- Sands, Loth ot this cily: The value of the Acme the plant is \p\’nml at between three quarters of | nn”lon dollars. SET FOR JUNE Trinity a Dobroy- some time {a million and : | | WEARIN | e of the Holy {sociation against William !olski, which was tried case ago in the city court and a decision | rendered in favor of the association, will be heard in the superior court of Hartford before Judge Arthur | Ells, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. The decision wifs appealed by Do- general manager remaining 1eft in trust to be paid in el Steinberz to Emil 030 mortgage, 1 DeLor- 3-167 Arch Bodwell warranty deed Vietor Grabowski Savings bank, $200 bany avenue ugene J. Porter to Featrics (ter Brewmmer, quitclaim deed, I Main \hrrv Isracl Schlossbhere, morigage, property Colmrn in the J. M. Belden truct | Santo Stella by foreclosurc !mortgage, property of Madezda Itise Allen street, Gets Second Dnorce In Two Years Today Bridgeport, June 22 (P-1or 11 second time in two rs Veron | Reidel of this city has sceured u de- of divoree from John A, Reidel of Fairfield. Judge Alfred (. Rald win in superior conrt today granted her a decree basced upon an alleg tion of erneliy. to John South st to the P mortg: Shar- ol copl ge, Al ski Pon West hy foreclosure of Mary I. of cree 1 ober 22, 1924 and 1 Mrs. Reidel due to his erucity of the next ye cree Ly Judge m Deceml 1ot her hushand and in February was oted a de- Wolfc ting I lie right after enacted th the violent out cit COMMISSION Washine stat idevin thority CONSIDERING ton, Jun A i mt v April 1 ma e it c Lore: a dir in railron i ctor o Missourt il ad company, from tmar > public today CANIZATION n of L ican Har ! catled in fi continue mectings The Reideis were married on Oct. | Deaths sold it 1 tien- Mines rican Al co rabiy o tandi to a new stop order and lope 1 chain veral po airplane, tob: ran into further A1 Strect Openin s cantini opening of open 4 sth ex- sclling. it pres moy ernen to lack ity at 1 today’s points or mor Smelt- Avro- In- . 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Judec S covered most of the 105 |1y 197171 505 and 1) & feores for today's second round |clty court to relcase parcels of land | jqencnt ang the couple resumed| Miss Hehon G 1 1Ty, 5 mon from to 134. Wright Aero- | {on ¥armington avenue, which he L5 lifs sy e THINKS HOOVE l. LIBERAL tical, which opened unchanged == | urchased while an agent of the T Docarnb Mrs. Reidel Thon w Soghy s . dropped back to 135 1 sobiatinn. again left har Tusband and hronght of her e i I Willys Overiand | Corn Prod Phillips Pet... 371 371 ) | L R o 5 w!hvr"w e Otls Elevator each | Dav Chem e o ot 3 ¥ ald 2 Lludge Baldwin on June 16 and con % bory I 1e today that Herber oints beiow y s | orie RR *uliman 2 il :Clty Advertmment tinued until today. Ahgeiite 13 expected o prove IOr: gyl guotations and Dupont, Amer. | Fam *Playe eprsenli e ’:; { 5 T A on labor questions if he I8 oy pivpross and Johns Manville a Remington Rd 283k dq o ' 1rosses (ended the Connec 1 presia than the present or 50 Genl Sdlny =10) 10038 o iaccepTance o HIGH, stREET Arrvested When He Crosses 1 supant of the White House.’ Rid enl Sears Roebuck 10 1065, e | Notice is hereby E|\tl‘v|r lhu!(h&:‘ (T()nnecticut State Line Saivitie —— g ros vr- | Genl Motors Sinclair Oil 3% oy hearing Wil be Dell B | Bimmtora; Juns 2% (—Vincent (Mary V. Ially STRESEMANN AT RESORT iy, pitl [ iddad Souihen -+ HE POWER | iontortule i B o st e =2 2200 w30 el e e | Britain, in Room 3 )7, City Hall at ;]“ 2 i s . he Gstetien | B ekl cmann, German ford i N 'V 3 \‘ Ve ; "Hersheys ..... 5414 std 01l = l6:30 P. M. E. 8. T., Tuesday, June hree. months ago when ey : ho has been 111 for sowme fin e e of pennies Can you imagine a ball of gold 62 billion times the size of-the earth? Staggering, isn't it, yet if h]c few copper coins (about 6c worth) recently found in a child’s bank in anclent Carth- age had been put to earning nterest 2,500 years ag® that's the money-value they would have today—the equivalent of a ball of gold 62 billjon times the size of the earth! Even in an ordinary lifetime a lump sum will treble and quadruple itself right here at the City Na- tional. Are you banking some- thing every week? Travellers' ellcra, checks for trave OF NEW BRITAIN MAIN AT EAST MAIN MEMBER PEDERAL RESERVE = SYSTEM I 26th, 1928 on the proposed taking | {of land for highway purposes. £0 Ifect fn width, from Miller Street to | Biruta Strect, same to be known as | High Strect, and establishing street and grade lines thercon. All persons interested are | quested to be present at said hear- ing, 1f they see cause, and be heard in relation to the above. BOARD O PUBLIC WORKS. G. H. Johnson, Secretary. City Advertuement ACCEPTANCE OF BELMONT ST. Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Dritain, 6:30 P. M., 1. § T.. Tuesday, June 26th, 1928 on the proposed taking of land for highway purposes, 50 {feet in width, from Corbin Avenue to Pershing Avenue, same to be known | as Belmont Strect, and establish- | ing street and grade lines thereon. All persons interested are quested to be present at said hear- {ing. if they sce cause, and be heard {in relation to the above. | BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, | G. H. Johnson, Becretar |City Ativertisement ACCEPTANCE OF BROWN ST. Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held before Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, 6:30 P. M., E. 8 Tuesday, June 26th, xs*u on the proposed taking of land for highway purposes, 50 fect in width, trom High Strect to Bur. ritt Btreet, same to be known as Brown Street. and nlahmmn‘ street and grade lineg thereon. All persons interested are re. quested to be present at said hear- ing. if they see cause. and be heaypd | in_relation to the above. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. G. H. Johnson. Secretary. ' rey in Roowm 307, City Hall at re- the | in Room 307, City Hall at| and roni Mat- as h tieut $2,500 two 1notoreyele policemen eluded a dozen others in post lo\\n\ in saYely lo d in jail. J vas arrested last night d the New York-Conne and is being held in {bonds for hearing on Mond Wanted originally on h of ! passing a stop signal here, Matteri ran down the motorcyele ofticor who was leading his car to police headquarters and before the night was over had been shot at 19 fimes Hl! trail was eventually lost and was not picked up until last night when he attempted to effect the re- lease of a woman friend at the ! Bedford reformatory. 167 Year Old Woman Is Acquitted of Murder New York June (UP)—Mrs, Agnes Meceli, 67, the oldest ever to be tried for murder in New | York state, has been acquitied of the murder of Antonio Colantuono, [her son-in-law. Th2 jury deliberated and 45 minutes. Mrs. Meceli said she shot Colan- |tuono in self defense jabused her. | | | cro; ine t wom two hours READ H IL'\hl) CLASSIF Probate of Rerlin, New Britain, June . . 1928, Estate of Simon Alexewicz, or Ale |sewiz, Inte of New Britain, in said Dis. [ trict “deceased. The Administra ita adminimrat to this Court for dered—-That the . D.1928, at 2 o L..y e tut « 25th ot Juue, lock in the afternoon, light maving time, st the Probate Of- in New Britain and the same awsigned for m learing on the allow- |ance of satd aaminixtra account with #aid Estate and this Court directs the Administrator to cite all persons inter- ted therein to appear at mid time and by publishing this order in wome paper publiehed in New Britain and | and | by poming a copy on the public sign-pos: | in sald Town of New Britain, nesrest where the deceased las Awelt. and by mailing & copy of this order to all heirs-ar after he had | of Irank I’ Mrs. Maic uderson Morri on Murs, p David i have received word of their daughter-i law, Mrs. Mamie Menderson Morri son of Bozeman, Montana, My Morrison, who was the wife of I fessor John H. Morrison of oz colloge, was suddenly taken ill wh on « trip to Yellowstone the Livingstone Mrs. Morrison wi months ago. Funerals ” Parbara 1 service s 1eld this morni M of de man ' Park hospital re marri few rrelewicr, sarhara rect w s for lewicz of 151 Lyons e clock at 3 s Greek Catholie chureh on Winter street followl ‘, the home at Bohowicz officiated at the church and The pall bear ‘ sph o and John John Thomas Tntko, and Charles K. Committal services were ed by Rev. Father grave. Burial was | cemetery Jocoph A, Haffey vmmu TAKRER service M 8 o'el rs st were 1%, T condnct- Bohowicz at the in - Ukrainian nee 13 Summer Kt.— 162 | Say “Bon Voyuge” te those who suil, with' flowers telegraphed from ' Bollerer's Posy Shop “The Telegraph Florist of New Britain #3 WEST MAIN ST. 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