New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1928, Page 21

; | i | | SMITH MAY APPEAR IN' WASHINGTON Would Speak Before But Few People Able fo Vote Washington, July 10 (UP)—Gov- ernor Smith of New” York, democra- tic presidential nominee, will be asked to make a campaign, speech ! beneath Washington's monument here before a crowd only one in ten of whom can vote. John Costello and Mrs. J. Bor- den Harriman, democratic committee members trom the trict of Columbia, will leave for bany tonight to make the request. Good Strategy They said today a Smith address to “voteless Washington" would good campaign strategy, for no citizens can cast ballots” here, some 45,000 Washingtonians arve en- titled to “‘absentee” ballots outside states, and the governor's message would be repeated by his hearers to their friends in every sce- tion of the countr be No hall here is big enough to hold | the audience that might want hear Smith. Costello therefore d the monument grounds, forming a natural amphitheater, might used. ks of Her- have he republicans, because bert Hoover's residence here, placed their publicit everywhere through hundreds of ‘Washington correspondents trained in * political writing,” Costello said. “A Smith speech here would do much to reduce this republican ad- vantage."” Stay Near Albany Costello has not abandened that Smith's national campaign headquarters will be established here, although the governor himself will stay close to Albany. When Costello and Mo return from \Visiting Smith they establish District of Columbia head- quarters for him, helning voters prepare their ballots for mail ing, and seaking tours In nearby stat One hundred tic restdents, r members pected to m How W spread their ing states is prominent demo- including many for- of congress, are ex- shington democr activities to neighbor- shown by Mrs, lLester J. Pollock, a vice-president of the local Al Smitn club, who left last night to organize a women's demo- cratie club at Potter, Pa, Mrs. €. €. Calhoun, a fricnd of Smith, has invited him to use her beautiful home in cmer Forest, Md.. shonld be come here. Vote in Press, Washingion's “vote- have an opportunity throngh a | straw poll,” to register | wspaper’ their Of the first 1,500 ballots tabulated, the newspaper #aid. nearly 1,000 votes for 8mith as against Hoover. Republicans, as well as democr: helped to swell The women's Smith sentiment. Smith's vote also majority. went to Obji. Connecticut Bear, Finally Succumbs Washington, Jul 10 (UP)—Obji, official brown bear mascot of the U. & coast guard, died in the Washington zoo today of lonesome n ptured in the New woods scveral years ago to the coast guard school London. Conn., Obji grew a cub and eventuaily became toc rough a playmate for the cadets. He was sent to the zoo here, deprived of his human comrades, refused to eat and pined away. Thomas J.ervlly Heads Mass. Order of Eagles Holyoke, Mauss.. July 10 (P — J. Kelly of was neelected president of the state eonvention of the Fraternal Order of Eugles here today. Other officers were naned as fol- lows: Vice president, Frank Barry, Lecminster; chaplain Rev. Thomas F. Quinn: s Michael J. Foley, Pittsticld: er, William J. Murphy, I Capt. King Is to B; England and sent at New up from the ary treasur- I River. Commander of Lexingtonf Washington, July 10 tain E. J. King. the submarine S-4 r was n gaint aircraft carrier Lexington, in the Pacific. His pre as commander of the aircraft sq rons of the scouting fleet is to be taken by the present Lexington com- mander. Captain A, W. Marshall who was promoted recently to re admiral. Report Is Heard That Nobile Is Ordered Home Berlin, July 10 (UP)—An uncon- (Up)—Cap- cue attempts, now firmed report from Kings Bay said | today that General Umberto Nobile commander of the gible who alone has be: ued of th eomplement of 16, has been advis to return to Rome. BRI IT FOR '$500 Omer A. (‘on(01~ through Attor- ney Donald Gaffney. has brought suit for $500 against Zoya Oshana, alleging that the latter's recklesss . negligence and carclessness in | operating an automobile on Nov. 28, 1927, caused a collision with a Park- er-Buckey Co. bakery truck operated by Contois, with the result that the latter was cut on the right arm and forced to expend money for hospi- tal care and medical attention. The collision occurred at the intersection of Spring and Winter streets. Constable Francis Clynes servel the writ, which is returnable in the city court the fourth Monday July d AIN July 10 her son FOUR ARE Manville, Alberta. Mrs. Henry Booher. o Fred, aged 4, and two hired men. Gabriel | Grumley and a man gamed “Bil" whose surname is unknown. were shot to death in their farm home five miles from here last night. No clue am to the identity of the slayer has been discovered. national | Dis- | Al-! while | | n | be | in newspapers hope | ap local campaign plans. | personal ts and independents | but | Framingham | who helped direct | ned commander today of the, ntposition | ad- Talia, | 0. in, Personals Mr. and Mrs. William R. Foley have lert for @ month's vacation at I'he shore. Ross McCourt of Seymour strm I has returned to his home after short visit to Hawks Nest. | John Mueller has returned home iuflc‘r a visit to Lake Pocotopaug, { ast Hampton. Miss Marguite Gatting of Clift street has returned home after a | week-end visit to Hawks Nest “ William Davis returned home to- !@ay after speading a week on Mon- |treal, Canada. Ernest Dame of Maple teft for Cape Cod where spend the remainder of | mer. street has he will the sum- Phalon, Percy Williams Villivz, clerks at the pos have started on their | Hany and Geo office, tions. vaca- Conr: \1‘ Hultberg, a clerk at the vost office, and family are making « motor tour to Tlinois where they will visit Mr. Hultberg's parents. Frank Mullen of the New Britain Record repertorial staff will spend the rest of the summer in Norfolk. | i Kenneth DuBois of the Connecti- | cut Light and Power Co, is on a { camping trip to Lake Waramaug Miss Ruth Duntz ot 156 Wintiirop .;\n ¢t is spending her vacation atf | Canaan, Miss Edla Sime of 182 Catlton | street is accompanying Mr. and Mrs. G. I Marsh on a campiug trip to { Lake Waramaus. Mrs avenu: Mr. and | Black rock weel Gilbert Yates of are spendi | weele m New York stat Mr. Mrs. Al langhters, Betly and Lenn Mills strect are on an untomobile ur through New York and Canada. ed Johnson a Charles Humphireys of South Hur- ritt eot has returned home a | & vacation at East Humpton. Rudolph Cltf Mrs. | Rudolpl, of for Hawks N spend th tting and have lef W they will remainder of the suninier Mrs. H. E. Elliot and son, Charles i Homestend avenue are spendinng a 1wo weeks' vacution in Maine on street Miss Kuth Usher of Hart has 1=t for New Hampshire 1WO Wer vacation. street on @ Mrs, yiour Point o Wools, Jo nding Gorman street ar and son. cph lot & th | week at Mr. South ind Mrs. George Fenton Hurritt sirect have returned {home atter a short visit to Spring- | field, Mass. | Misses Lucille and Leona Naugh ton of 347 Chestnut sty are | spending the week at Scitic Mr. and Mrs. ¥, Holcomb and Mr and Mrs. Thomas Kilduff of Corbin nue > returned home after a week's visit to New York state home tor the is a student street has returne | rest of the week. She ‘at Bay Path institute, Miss Marion Horsfall of sett street and Mi Alic mann of 177 DBassett strect are at Columbia university, New York, 197 T | | |\here they are taking «xtonsion | | Tiene- courses. Both are teachers in the New Britain school system Grogan of North a few days in New Bernard is spending city strect York Willim Tarrant will leave row afternoon for Sound View, where he will visit his mother, Mrs, John J. Tarrant, who is spending {the summer at that place ! — Miss Lois Jones of & [lcaves tomorrow for a | friends at the beach in 'Poland Rejects Draft Treaty of Lithuania Warsaw, Polund, July 10 (P—The Polish goverment has renacted & tomor- w. | anley street visit with Milford. for scttlement of the various diffi- culties existing between the two | countries which has been under n gotiation for some tine. The Lithuanian project, public here. says that the as made question ot the ownership of the City of Vil- | | na still remains open and it is this ar point which a Polish note delivered today refuses to take into consider- {ation. ‘Bandlts Get $47,800 in | Big Illinois Robbery Mast St. Louis, LiL. July 10 (UP) | —Iour Vandits forced the automo- of Clande E. Mattingley, bank messenger, into the rail of the cast Mississippi bridge today and took | $47.800 in currency, police reports | said. | Mattingley, an employee of the | First National bank of Kast St. Louis, was transferring the mon.y fto the First National bank of St. | Louis. | ¢ NO. ¥ HOOVER'S NON-REPLY Indianapolis Tnd., July 10 (® Her- [ bert Hoover's failure to reply to the telegram sent by the Indiana ¥ burcau asking his personal stand on the farm relief question will be taken to mean that he {stand on the Kansas City according to word given out at the meeting of directors of | the farm federation today. William H. Settle, president of the federation. stated that Hoover evi- dently intends to ignore the tele- gram. UT OF MANUFACTURERS New Orleans, July 9.—Lipsticks, pickles, smoking pipes, sausages, trousers gnd ice cream are among 900 articles produced in Louisiana by 1,800 manufacturers, says the state manufacturers’ association, of | of! Miss Marion Holt of South Burritt draft treaty submitted by Lithuania | is going to | platform adopted at farm | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY IDOMBROWSKI NOW - | WILL SUPPORT WIFE +| Two Weeks in Jail i dai Bras Spirit, of Husband 3 Two weeks confinement in Hart- ford county juil proved sufficient to {break down the spirit of b {affected by Leon Dombrowski | this city at the time he was given 'his choice by Judge Wolt in super- ior court, between paying his wite |56 a week or going to jail. and he now muking the payment through Probation Ofticer E. C. Connolly, having been released from {jail on agreeing to carry out the or- {der of the court. Dombrowski, it will be was married twice, his first wife whil {rope, only to have the ree set |aside through court order her | application when she retur this eity. His second marriag by became null and void, rst wife had him arre support. The 2 | court twice, question of law being {involved, and Judge Wolfe finully held that Dombrowski must pay $6 Iis recalled, having divorce she wus in and his ed for non- case in police |4 weck for six months towards lis | | tirst wite's support. | Dombrowski, after his e in the marital sea and the {is not living with either of & tlm: is obliged to pay $1 per more than he would have der the order of police LETTER GLUE TO - NUGARAVICTIM |Wile of Dead Man May Be in ! Bridgeport, Conn. week paid un- court. [ Niazara Falls. N. Y. July 10 (@ — A letter addressed o & woman in Yonkers may be a link that ald i establishing the identity u man who leaped from the View bridge into he Niagara Sunduy ning, Falls police ter was forwa by man will bl of river said led Th from today. Buitalo leseribed himselr but refused said it had cral days Lire as to give his name, 1o n given to him sev. o by u man he met in Butfalo and who had appeared de- pndent | he deseription of the [leaped from the wman who bridge tallied with that of the man who had en Ihim the Jetter, the tourist said n a telephone conversation with po- HNiee { Polic Curry today Superintendent Joim A “ived the tter. it was sealed and stamped he im- medinte for ¢ it to Yonkers. The lotter was addressed to Mrs, Doris Dragin, Yonkers NG Dragin to July 10 (P to whom a lette have Leen written by a man who cor q suicide at Ni- gara Falls on Sunday, was forwari- was visiting friends in Bridge- Conn., today. It was said at lodging house fo which the let- ter was directed that 1 been separated from her nd two months. l)al'(n|«;lilfi_‘w ., Feels i Several Earth Shocks | Bedford, Mass., July 10 (UP)—Reports from residen®s of Mishaum Point, in Dartmouth, to the New Bedford Times here today, [told of carth tremors which were said to have sha section The first report came C. Haves, a butler at Ldith Roberts Swift, Su similar veports were rece Mishaum Point residents Stated that the tremors experienced at 11:45 a. {and lasted about four minutes. At 12:05 p. other felt, lasting about three Mis. she hus for the estate of sntly, from ived cports | were tirst n treniors were minutes. Canbridge, — Lurth Mass., July tremors reported town of Dartmouth today recorded on the Harvard 1phy officials of the smograph station suid. In view of this fuct, jauthorities doubted that had occurred and ief that the tremore wers {to some other 10 from the were not seisino- university | Harvard carth- the an expres ¢ due cause, {Legless, One-Armed Man Plans Mount Pleasant (UP)—Morris 5 ty, legless ony Pa Jing July 10 Duugher- rnicd aviator, of New Martinsville, W. Va., who con- {templated & flight from New York {10’ Rome prépared his plane here “ay to continuc ivelt Feld, N. Y. Daugherty after taking off trom Langin Field. Moundsville, W. Va., Saturday afternoon for lRoosevelt Ficld was forced 10 land here when trouble developed in the water sys- tem of his plane. He was forced to land in a field near he After reconditioning Daugherty plans to { the Mount Pleasant a tow. X The aviator located here |when he sent a telegram to aero- nautics officials of the West Virginia advising of his forced landing. His faflure to advise officials of his lo- cation sooner aroused fcar that his fight had been disastrous. his ke ‘port towor- was WINS HIS SUIT mbridge, Mass., July 9.—When thel Goldsmith's kid brother found at xhe had appropriated his bath- ing suit he rallied his gang and went to the beach after it. She was being dragged from the water when a policeman appeared. He ruled in a Solomon-like-decision that Ethel having had her swim, she must return the suit at once. HARBOR-BOUND SAILOR Halifax, N. 8. July 9.—Capt. W. H. Myers has sailed 425,000 miles on salt water without leaving Hali- fax harbor. He has served 37 years lon ferry steamera. ado | of | PEnded on payment of costs en houses in that | {justment lthe roned {a briet illne jain G | General hospital, ‘,mr PRICES IRREGULAR | what City ltems | | board of .m.[ held tomorrow the office of Two post- |} to build meeting the will be morning at 11:45 bourd of a: matters, lines will be Patrolmun resume dut of at considered. Walter Wugner tomorrow night will | 49 after | g; Arthur Gernston of this city was | fimed $10 and costs on the clmrge | of specding, in West Hartford tows court lust night. Judgment was sus- the eco of 167 who was case of Joseph L. Sc his city ulso charged with specdin i A daughter was horn at New Brit- | neral hospital today to M. | Charles Vigra of Kensing- and Mr ton, Attorney Leo V. Gaffy operation for erwent an citis two weeks > at New has 1 street. who Uee appendi- Brita rned to bis home on Vine | | IN CURB MARKET sha Wall Street Briefs h Motor: 1,7 vid ¢ in the 1St §3 vious co | come wis 5a y 1 of with the regu tional to 1 §4.3 | previous TOND IARKET i4S ‘ NERVOUS ACTIONS - ,It‘i.‘;f\f‘.“i;““vi;",“‘}“ Tladmfl Is Light Chang York, market today Gllng of Loans |1 Dodg New York, July 10 (R—1u fmness in the money mark the calling of $15,000,001 banks kept the Curb unseitled today prices irrcgular. {1omew hi largely levelopments was heayy Borg Warner ~|, s to touch new to 87%, up nearly encourag-d Market son and A few issucs o . but their strength w to favorable in. and the M\-:xullux\ 8. ing and A, O, other automiotiy vined, by sagged 1 to ! point, !other Falls | who | n Ohio tourist | Span U moved to s new top, this time tou Forhan Co. A aud Imperi Tobacco of G Britain, also rc od new Lighs, but most issucs we under pressure, among them the mining, radio, ul utility shares Oils especially wore weak, with Gulf sluunp than 5 points mors 'Indict Woman for Abuse {deputy !\alued at | from Joseph ! m. | | oy .q Street Fllghl to Rome and a1s. Louis persehy of (u~: his flight to Roose- ! | wish plane | oft from | | {from complaints of townspeople, ¥, be-! Of Her Foster Father enticld, Mass, July 10 (UP)— god with Kk her elderny er-father a prisoner in a stall, Mrs, Edna M. Loveioy of nardston was indicted by a jury in Fra n - county suj court here today The indictm ed il treatment Lovejoy's fost lingwood, § horse Ber- specifically nd ther on charg- neglect. Mrs. Hartley El July at mpton & Tospit to ch had heen his, predicament was d sherifr Mrs. Lovejoy's indictment resulted the ha horse Thape was | A i vestig deputy found stall was a ting these compl sheriff cluimed elderly man in Lovejoy fart the stall wire sered to on ti cot in with q to ) covered was poss opening Ellir Inst of ma chief heneticiary $13.0 which ol v iz {Dealings Somewhat Unsettled by rss «oa on ¥y rates With with r¢ 1 Dt Rcal NS John Frank tri o M Mrs, m Deaths 1 the e Carvol Buczkow rol, two year old son of My Mrs. Carol Bueczkowski fie morning at his home, street. Desides survived by w ters, The morning at 8 Cross el Sacred He and 1t ot funeral will b o'clock et Koy and Wightw Rowland Wigh son of Mr. ar i Mrs. Waiter wood of 32 Chapman st late yesterday afternoon he funeral held noon at 2:30 o'clock at ti parlors of Frank P. Du.ly, and at Erwin chapel Burial was in w00 wits o'clock cemetery Louis Louis, three schy, Jdr 1onths old son of Mr street, died this morning eral will be held toniorro at v o’clock at the home. 1 be in St Mary's cemetery fun orning il will CARD OF THANKS wish to thank our frien ncighbors for the kin npathy shown us durin cent bercavement beloved wife, We 1 and the death of our mother so for the beautirul received. In a to thank and sist Joral special manner we the clerks of i post office, members of depirt 08, N. B. Machine Co. 1 specdometer dey rtment of tl bin Screw Cor ( a)—Jo) K Mrs. John Keever James Keeve: Mrs. Anna McGrath, Cor vers Mr. and Jr., Mr nd Mrs, Thomas Keevers, Johnson, Mrs. Thomus Thomas Lavery, re when plane, i fliers a with her M smallest Mears while la Joay Meeti aren DBids to ¥ tracted most buye i M group, WALL STREET HAS " REACTIONARY TURN 0. S, Stel Gompany Report Previously Discounted s Co. halt 47 a carned year end. lar quarterly o oney marking up o al rate alling of about § loans, a d enew to 6 per und the of bank cust on bullish en- ins of and Pnce & uxna Il o1 corporation last mouth proved been tairly well ¢ was heavily me out. Sellir gainst T Vet and Sues as Montgomery s smal 2 wr Warner Pictures A, [ I ville, Curtiss and Greene Car v Copper, all of which sold 2 to 4 below yesterday's Indian 1 1d scored a I Jul cetive ints final qu calt in only odd lots, advance cialt they haa n ontside Private in to re- the suc- but 1 list inerd nded moy 1t rg ase in hsl‘llc NU\\ John Wood Leading the ational Air Tour 1! 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John ver, ourists, nd 1 tom where tomorrow UNFILLED New tons over York, of tion on 109 tons, Donald 1. up ment has the nish At eity departments winter will be re- committee of which Burtlett s July 14 ished 11 its necds to noon, furn th a list of commitiee’s of ot} ment r branc Included in s 150 tons to be deliv oil ton lots to fam d Ol N | Stand Ol N ¥ ew War Studeh: a from the charity Lexas Co kden, Manchuria Texas Gu Manchuria, July 10 {7y \ Mears and Charles B! 1'ndervood Americun round-the- I'pion Pac arrived t 2 p. m. |Union Carb in to lea Tachikawa ! United Frait orrow morning for 17 & In Al they are due at 4 p. 1" S Rubber 8 Steel sh Ry Elec Gt vorth Acro 1 & Tel ——— W » ST ORDI W July 10 (@—Untilled Wil United States Steel | Wool n June 30 amounted to Wit an increase o Fein the preceding month. | . i g " HARTFORD LOST $17 TO PICKPOCKETS ' Boston, Ju B:m ison, ‘.—ndio appars pockets with a Earhart celebration here. uly who ic monop 10 (UP)—Wallace cquipped the trans- | slane Friendship with fell victim to pick- | !0 1088 0f $17 during the | o Fan PUTNAM & CO. Members Now York @ Hordord Swch Bushonges | 31 WEST MAIN §T., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW. TEL 3314 We Offer: The Bryant & Chapman Co. Capital Stock Prices on Application Thomson, THenn & To. 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2580 Stuart G. Segar, Manager We Offer A Few Shares of Gray Telephone Pay Station Co. Price on Application. EDDY BROTHERS &G Members Hartford Stock Exchange AL HARTFORD MERIDEN BurrittHotel Bldg. Hartford Conn. Trust Bidg, Colony Bldg We Ofter 25 Shares of Fafnir Bearing MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE New Britain Nationa) Bank Bldg. 4 Tel. 5200. Bernard A, Conley Brayton A. Porter. We Offer and Recommend: City Co. of Hartford Park Co. of Hartford We Offer: North & Judd Landers, Frary & Clark Fuller Richter, Aldrich & Co. COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDING NEW BRITAIN MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE Tel. 1258 Harold C. Mott .mwpn M. Halloran 00! Bigelow-H 10 | Billings & S10 | Billnge & Spencer . Cory as Corp, kwood & Brainard oo: i Carpet Co, pta ... 100] Spencer Co, com . 1 Co pta ... i ont Firs Arme Ca ck o * Heniing Co com Class A i ocon: Clase AA & Cocley g Hart & Hex luternationa | Tuternazional acobn Mg C Inurance Class A . Clase B con ptd -« Murine Lamp Co .. ¥ B Mach Ch, com B Mach Co. Clame A 1% ptd rture Mg Co, ptd Haven Clock, com Haven Clock, pfd ... tement-Pond Co, com { Niles Jement-Pond Co, ptd (Fire) 1ns Co an 8 ¢ Other Insurance | Public Utilities “ht & Power Co prd . & Power Co, pfd . Stow & Wilcox Ca on Mtg Co s & Whitney Co, wa sl Mfg Co i o Thomas Clock Co. vom . Thomas Clock Co, ptd Screw Co. Sscurities Co Stanley Works. com {Taylor & Fenn Co Torrin Union Mg 2 U § Enelope Co com U 5 Envelope 0. pté Whitlock Cofl Pipe Co 4| Wiley-Bickford-Sweet C Winsted Hoslery Co vra . 21 105 omatic Refrigerating Co . (The Edward) Co ieaton & Cadwell Mfg Co .... Sigelow-HId Carpet Co, com .. l TREASURY BALANCE Treasury Balance, §316.006.608 (L