New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1928, Page 21

I T T e e e W " sl Y L Pl s o A S S S e L T e i e S i VOLUNTARY PAYING PREVENTS APPEAL - Judge Makes Important Ruling in Tax Claims New Haven, Conn., July 13 (#— Holding that the principle “that taxes voluntarily paid cannot be re- covered is firmly decided in this cir- cuit,” Judge Marvin D. Burrows, of the United States District court here today filed a decision favoring James J. Walsh and Robert O. Eat- | on, former and present collectors of internal revenue respectively, 1n uits brought against them by %ha | F. Warner of Bridgeport. The vlaln- 1iff brought suit against the collec- | tors personally to recover taxes paid, in one instance to Collector Walsh during 1919 and 1920 on an annuity which she made na claim for until March 1925, Judge Burrows declares that the ease of Fox against Edwards, 287 Federal 669, clearly settles the law for this ecircuit in Iding that where the payment was voluntary, there can be no recovery. The plain- tiff asserted she made payment with- out full knowledge of her rights. Judge Burrows answered this con tention wtih the legal precept t ve law and if he voluntarily makes payment which the law would not compel him to make, he cannot aft- erwards assign his ignorance of the law as a reason why the state should afford him legal remedies to recover it back.” ‘The ruling differs from the ruling of Judge Edwin S. Thomas in previons case between the me parties in which he held a taxpaye might maintain an action regardless of whether he paid under protest. In ruling contrarily, Judge Bur- rows held there is no authority for at y man in supposed to know the that view and allows the defense #et up by the collectors in hoth cases, that of voluntary payment. [, 0F . PASSFS OVER ROW WITH POVICE (Continued from Porter to assemble. Mr. Hawkins was added to the committee. The report of the Home Progress exposition was accepted. It was voted to continue the same commit- tee to act in an advisory capacity on First Page) behalf of the chamber during the exposition. . Tudge W. C. Hungerfor w. Young, E. J. Porter, and Stanley Hart were elected to represent the chamber as trustees of the United Community corporation. Four new members were ad- mitted: The Connecticut Furrier the Phoenix Finance corporation, Jordan’s, Inc., and Liggett's Drug store. ~ EXECUTORS’ fee. Some people think it will cost more to have a bank handle their estate than to have it handled by an individual. An executor’s fee is fixed by law. It costs no more to em- ploy the officers and direc- tors of the “City Nation- al” than it does to burden a friend or relative. Apt to cost less. Ex- perience vs. inexperience! ClTYNATlONAL BANK OF NEW BRITAIN MAIN AT EAST MAIN MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM | Sentinel. Personals Mr. and Mrs., Kenneth E. Pohl- man of l"'uchlmrg \Iass are \nmng [APPOINT TEACHERS :‘Jflkf’ng"xi{af;:]g‘l?"o'} ’Tyi'l“fi'&?&fi'.x | Board Names Six From Class of 1928 at Normal He was formerly a mem- ber of the faculty of Clark univer- sity. | Detective Scrgeant W. P. McCue | 5 | Six members of the New Britain tate Normal school graduation class will be recommended for ap- | pointment to places in the | mentary schools, a teacher is to be resumed duty today after a few days’ | vacation. ele- fELOnV“\(I\v, 4 for appointment to High school shops and onc Vo lhe (on(lll Junior High school the June by the teachers’ committee of school board at thv board's CONFIDENT SOUTH WILL SUPPORT AL . v Registrar Saith Ot Optimistic Over - ::;m::::*; v ol :;,::fl;,.:. s Ghance of Democratic Success | Gibney, Florence Nolan and Anna | Kalmanowitz. The Central Junic High school appointment s Hill Pettengill and the Junior High school teacher is Ruth Tupper. Tt will also be recommended the Miss Ruth C. Kimball will succer Miss Beckwith as supervisor of tests. The enthusiasm which sent Reg istrar Thomas J. Smith to two dem- atic national conventions to work for the nomination of Alfred E. Smith for president, has been in- d by his visit to Houston, , delegate from Connecticut, and | k at his desk in ety hall this| rnoon he forecast a democratic ory in November. | The “solid south,” subject of more political discourse than any other | feature of {he recent convention will | line up solidly for Al Smith, his local namesake fecls sure. A prediction | that the ticket will be supported by | cera Te The mittee Lillian health and will recommend Edwan ney in the " Real Eetate News J] sanitation that com- Miss to fill school | appointed staft of cvery southern also by 7 Warranty Decds many New s which | gapucl W, Menus to the New herctofore have been regarded as re- | g e B0 G GIE DD et ex publigan strongholds was made, | oricf0H these forceasts being based on M| Louic S. Jones to J. Harold John- |Emith's conferences with delegates | o, pendicton roud Wille ab the sonvelilon, T enor| ¥ Motxis Cohin to Henry Finkelataln: Sincere appreciation of Governar | (0ot TOUH Smith’s assistance to the flooded - Mortgage Deeds Bradley to 00, Lincoln street states of New England was reflected, the registrar believes, in the attitude taken by the representatives of those Charle Carlson, Ewil Fritmlibdlrt iy | Joseph Strankowski to Samuel Mr. Smith, himselt a total abstain- | Waskowitz, $1.000, Albany avenue. er. believes the south will respect | Henry Finkelstein to Morris Cohn, Governor Smith’s views on prohibi- | $4.330. Willow street, _ tion and that this fssue will not es-| Wladyslaw and Sophia Pieknik to trange the states south of the Mason- | Pawel Labienic, §550, Overlook Dixon line. {avenue. Assignments Rozulia Niedzwiccki to the Polish Investment and Loan (o, Broad street. Herert V. Camp man to Anna B. Johanson, inese Nationalists Want Treaties Changed Shanghai, July 13 (P—The na- | tionalist foreign ministry is stated in and Meyer Zin- Roxbury reliable quarters to be delivering road. _ notes to the representatives of 24 Quit Claims ¢ countr proposing immediate revi-| Stefania Kostus to Stanislaw Kos- tus, Grove Feliks and ] Grove street. cofila Kiejko to Stef street. sion of all treaties with the Chinese | government whether they have ex-| X pired or not | anis Kostus | The Japanese government is re- | ported particularly disturbed by the | AERIAL DEPENSE PLANS uncertainty of its position as the na- | | o000 July 13 (UPY—A daily tionalist government may refuse to " gict o from Tokio reporicd be bound by the extension of time yoi2.‘thar the Japancse war depart- granted by the late Chang Tso-Lin, |, .nt had decided upon a new fivc former dictator of north China, |yt W | se program that —— uld cost $15,000,000 { WOULD BE GOVERNOR | ° AN Concord, N. H., July 13 (P)—First ; & filings for the September primary EEALIANGSRAR WING | campaign were reccived today at the | Milan, July 13 (®) — Baron 11 | office of the sccretary of state. Ora L. Morpurgo, Italy's ambidextrous | M. Brown of Ashland and Charles tennis star, easily won the first of W. Tobey of Manchester entered the Davis cup European final their names as candidates for the re- | publican nomination for governor. | matches from P. %o,llmnkln‘ LS Mecenauer, Czech- 6-3, 6-4. 'w cemetery, New Britain, During July and August { this Mutual Savings Bank | will open Friday evenings and close Saturday evenings Starting July 13th ! ‘i | i port today by of 163 lady's wateh v A daughter Hartford Mr: avenue alued at $45 that was stolen from her home since Tuesday. | as born today to Mr. 197 from $1 Secend qu Electric company 431,957 from $78.10 and for the ha Wall Street Briefs arter orders of General jumped to f vear and Mrs. Philip Black of 68 Wilson | 2 sireetial New Britain General o8- | ¢ 14 exnorts 1 the week ended pitas 5 July 11 were $25,200,000 - Fhilip Robertson of 93 Sefton Hvios Drive reported to the police today | *=uio® ([ M that £5 and & lady's wrist wateh | &30 TR were stolen from his home. Ry U. S YACHT WINS S e Dunoor iy 18R L0 o for Juns o The United States siv-meter v@COt-{agtor a1l charges. largest for any ing team today woa the flrst of the | gy " o B AEREE series of races on the Clvde river|yoroacainst 855,757 in dune, 1927 for the new British-American cub. | ot for the 1 Sy e S, or $3.59 a share, an APPREN ) COURTE 153 per cent over a year axo New York, July 13 (U r‘)4 Totor- vele rested James banker, for tined $25, check for “courtesy Patrolman James spe 1. Thompso and T v later Fay ar- n, retired h’\d Mln ce [ Deaths BOND MARKET AS 0 BITLITILE AGTION Price Movements Chiefly o Downward Nature Rohert Tiede Robert Ticdr, 45 years old. died | New York, July 13 # last night at his home on Flanders ,, the pond market road, Soughinzton. He was a farmer | o050 el and was wql known there and in | FURT TEIE IS this city . call money was casi Surviving him seven daugh-| Co .o tly lacked. inte ters. Mrs, John Rode, Misses Olga, | SPROFERY JROTEC. (00 Tillie, Martha, Lydia, Margaret and | heiovh, CtCr B Clara Tiede; a son Gustave; two |\ A8 S0 0T e B brothers, Julius Ticde and William | %) 0 020 5 e Tiede and two sisters, Mrs, Pauline ; dard Oil of N Hup and Mrs. Julia Malzon of Eu- e rope. He was a member of § ol of thew's German Lutheran b to a level just Prayer will be offered tomorrow Doidge Brot! ifternoon at 1 o'clock at the home he only and the funeral services will take | o0 place at Matthews church at 2 . Iy o'clock. Rev. A. €, Theodore Steege, pastor, will officiate, Burial will be rundir in Fairview cemete (oAt ey | a point at Mr, (Farrcll) Frazier sues, B Mrs. 1 (Fuprell) Frazier, 79 Canudian Na W, Anthos Broad street. a shock Mrs, Piep house for her death of her biak. Her on are Mr. Yaku grandchildren. this city for a night at the home of her s0 i t 10w S t ciined ominal o al wtiona eral trend was upward ny Yakubiak, of 170/ Aluminum Ltd. soared 6 points to Death was caused by 'a new top at 20. Deere & Co. ad- vanced 13, Curtis Publishing 4, and k had n keeping Bane Italy, Niles-Bement-Pond, £on-in-law daughter, M ly surviving biak and She had bout 4 5 her liv 18 years, t fi e the - & 'S Chilean num Zenith Radio, Wayne Noranda Mining, Anglo- Hardart Nit about Pump, Horn rate and Bohn-Alumi- 2 points each. Spanish In & General again established a new high, Funeral services will be conduct- ed tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at Holy Cross church Tnt erm will be in Sacred Heart cometory. Funerals —_—_———— Jo"aphA Hafley Say “Bon Vosage” to th with flowers telegraphed fro Bollerer's Posy Shop _— “The Telegraph Florist of New Brita A3 WEST N ST.. PROF. BLIN. TELEPHONE 88 OK 381 Greenhou: n U |sh =0 this ti Tubize cor sagging 19 points, i Hudson ctor, nited Bi owed sma Utilities were | the shares with a gain of more It led points. points net lower 21.60 in n» Li wiried spite Civil Pusiness was fuirly Hin 1prov the nn cont we ivate ving in th was been offset by liguidation, verpool FLEBR sfield, enteen 1 in, celebra 1 ment in crop conditions, many me at §. winued under pressure and Caterpill: Bay, Melville Shoe. nd Wire Wheel it A, ler 1 i firmer but frregular. advance of the than 3 TON MARKET CARD OF THANKS, | New York. July 13 (A—The cot We wish to thank our friends ton market opencd basy today at a 9 neighbors for the kindnogs and deciine of 13 10 19 points under re- sympathy shown us during oue newed liguidation, combined with lo- recent bereavement in the death of cal and commission house selling our heloved father, and also for which was evidently bascd on r |the beautiful floral offerinzs re- | latively easy Liverpool cable arn ceived. private reports of beneficial rains or Signed, showers in some parts of Texas, MRS, WALTER BANNER, Trade buying and covering wus MRS, JAM reported at the decline, but selling MRS, OTTO continued, and by the end of the CHARLES GALPIN first hour the market was 20 to 31 October selling off active scompanied by and taik of fo- favorable features noted ather advices. bles said continental e Liverpool market had but some nd continental buying 1 on the decline in the ATERS ARE Mass., July 1 men who un. non. which FINED ey arthed a had been ) discharged ting the Fourth of July. hin cour NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1928. City Items The police are investigating a re- | Charles 8. Cross | WAL STREET HAS ‘ oit |8 PUTNAM & CO: Members Now York & Hardford Stnak Eachangss 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW. THL 2116 RALLY THI Noow Opens Weak But Then Comes Reversal of Form . Pr Associal Press Financ New York, July 13 (#- rket displayed a comr form today, sell We Wish to Buy A Travelers Insurance Co. RIGHTS raising of 1 1 Reserve nd then rallying to a lowering 1 Trading showed & duction in volume, total first three 1 11-4 million share | at 71z per cent and then dropped to 7 as a plentiful supply of funds flowed in from all sections of the country. great was the of loa tunds in the afternoon that 1da 1t the opening on the York N Ied -dis T briskiy of ci nt X respose n none market 1¢ in the around tes, ning Call money renewe supp Thomson, Tfem & To. we ary ed the “outside n ket” as low & er ce and t = ) i QR il ety & an ey 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2580 figure, Time money and commer Stuart G. Segar, Marager paper ra 1d firm. V's trade news was largely favorable eports of lower steel prices from the Chicago district = % were offset by an increase in 4-inch AMERICAN EXCHANGE RIGHTS pipe prices. Directors of the Allis ¥ 3 o - " Chalmers Company raiscd the an- [ These rights expire Monday, July 15th, and we will be n lividend from $6 to $7. U. s, pleased to assist in evening up your fractions. Itubber common was h. on, runiors of a merger but these were den cials of the latter com avily bought with Good- ed by offi- . Crude | rubber consumption in June broke | all records. ‘ DuPont broke 5 points to 3£3 in ding and then rallied t eronautical drop- ped to 4 1-2 points to 136 and snap- ped hack to 143 1-4. Radio fell 4 to and rebounded to 168 7-S. General Motogs rallied from an early EDDY BROTHERS &G Members Hartford Stock Exchange low of 151 5-8 to 187 1-2 and Cur- 'ORD tiss Aeroplane from 97 1-4 to 102% NEW BRITAIN HARTF MERIDEN Indian Refining preferred rallicd i ] dinn Refining preterred_ rali BurrittHotel 8idg. Harlford Conn. Trust BIdg, Colony Bidg xas & Pacitic 7, National Thr s Allis . Davison Chemical, gomery-Ward, Allied Ch u We Offer: mie: years old, sident of New Brit- were among the anding weak dvance umely preferred sold ° “in for 5 rs, dicd at St. Fran- | spo 10 5 po T 100 Sh re f B ] B m Ga how Hatttora: 3 rday | The foreign list reflected the heav- Wall t Opening ares ol nSto rass com. ifternoon, § had made her home n of the eneral v """‘ with The stock market opened 3 50 Stml w rk in Hartford for the past 20 years. JE” mn‘ of Belgium "~ : H!‘l\l\‘h with declines running as low as 31y e o s Mrs, ¥ was born in Irelund, | Unitvd Kingdom 5ius and Kingdom | points, 50 Land F & Cl k ut she ca > to this country with ©' liady s under rath extensive Airplane i, '}K‘\ cially were un- ers’ r ) ar her parents when she was one year | Hauidation. X der pressure; Curtiss ¢ old. The mily settled in New Liberty fourth 4 1-4s and other UL points 1 Wright Aero ritain and it was numbered among | S S9Vernment obligatiens were soft. | clines of 1 to 135 points were shown | the pioncer setilers in the northe ““l'\l‘i"'" ];‘“' ¢ '(.‘”f“",""‘ Sty section of this city. She was mar ettt bt ricd to Daniel D. Frazier, a Civit i e : i g and American International. Gen- war veteran, in St Mary's old I o Pa3 | eral Motor after opening up a half church on My sticet. Mr. Fraz- TTER point at 185, dropped to 184 ier died about 10 years ago. SAlCL A es bo hout AL Surviving her are a son, Daniel | p ;‘.,\‘3“, e AR b and three daughters, Mrs. Mary —_— IR f the New York Federa C &l Nati al C°|P° ho. Story of New York, Mrs, C. T. f P e entr ation raton v ana s, rerer & wurns ]| T55t6S SHOW Gains—S0Mme 8 15 5 i e i et e artford and a brother, Thomas . the t vesterday took Wall ! . Farrell of New Britain M h 13 P reet by surprise. While it was gen- The funeral will be held tomor- 1ch a Olms' Iy expeeted that othee fedcral @ The securities department of a New York Bank having row morning at §:30 o'clock at the — cserve banks would follow the lead three branches and operating very successfully. ¢ home of her daughter, Mrs. Maloney \.y york, July 18 (P)—The curb cago in establishing a 5 per 46 Preston street, Hartford. and | oo ghowed increased firmness | Cent rate, the increase here was not |at St. Augustine’s chu it 9% call money mics cascd around | 100ked for before next wee o'clock, Burial will be in St. Mary's | o005 (i jssnes in all groups | The higher money rate offset the R e e Soints, | ordinarily favorable influence of a el showing gains as great a LA decrease of $64,000,000 in brokers' . Some irregularity persisted, how- | o Most ket obServers 4 Mrs. Mary Pieprzak [ever, because of the uncertainty of | 1t A el ”’*“1‘_ ekebeads ey Mrs. Mary Pleprzak, aged 52, died | the credit situation, bhut the gen-| ¢l upon it asa determincd effort to check furtiicr ion and force @ reduction in loans before the fail expansion in connnercial borrowings ns to m itself felt. | sp Fuller, Richter, Aldrich & Co. The relatively small declines at the openin in licated the b ipden ) COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDING NEW BRITAIN of orzun Juying support. Oifer- | ings iner d on the rallies, and | MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE prices continued to slide downward Joseph M. Halloran Tel. 1358 Harold C. Mott Wrigh as trading progresse | 41 | | onautical extended its loss to poin the « the first half hour. lio extended its loss 1o 4 points. General Motors to 3 and Gen- eral Electric and Du Pont 2 each. | Corn Products 70% 70 Beaton & Cadwell .. 20 Forcizn exchanges opened easier. | pavison Ch 5o 481 ::;fi(‘-nmrfm Co com . " with ster ihles quoted und w‘ sy Blay . 1253 2illings & Spencer com $4.80 1-16 and French loans around \ eihtiany &S Iknulnglgl%g Spencer ptd — n ican L dizebonsl 611 ristol Brass ...... .. 15 2 Al ot conalnerann il mceph el et L0 70 Colt’s Arms .. FYET] placcd many of the early 10sscs a5 | Genl Flec 1“‘ gle Lock ... — 10 the conviction grew in some quarters | Genl Motors aring 100 a5 A88) that the ent decline in the market ' Gligden | ceaee 240 - had gone a lonz ways in discount- | jug Mot K yi s 68 M ing the prevaili it credit con- g Comb, Eng N B Machine .. 26 28 A rise in the renewal rate [ng Gement |X B Machine prd 101 104 ins 0 7 1-2 per eent was |ng Nickel 3 | Niles-Be-Pond com .. 0 16 Ken with such equanimity that the ;¢ Harves pouh &Judd ... 33 35 Cst prices of the MOFNING Were Pre= Int pap, (| Peck. Stowe & Wil .. 19 121 Aling at midday reral Molors [ion Co ltussell Mfg Co 120 rallicd from 151 %o, 186 1-8, Muck Truck 9034 | Boouill _‘“f_ko' 51 Itadio from 162 1-2 to 168 Magland Ol 345 \“:nv,vl.“‘l\..‘_l‘r,.“ 10 118 T D s i Torington o6 com 1. 114 118 e M Ward . .157 bl THE MARKET A N Y Contral ..169% Union :{L‘;lf; S 0 e s | Conn. Flec Service ., — 180 e N s > [Comn Lt & Pow pfd .. 101 104 o Cheinies Wi e | Hfa Elec Light 132 138 el el 3 5 R \ B Gas ... % ATeHEi O & oy s | Southern N 'E Ter .. 153 A Toco 0 lips Pt Am Su tra a0 Ar Am Sm & Re 18 18 i Corp A\ Snzar + %% peminston Rd Ami Toaeco - = A A Woolen wrs Rocbuck 11 \\.uhmron July 12 (M—Balance | Anaconda Cop 63t 66 ir Ol ... 243% 23% | 04, Atchison 1851, 186% crn 1 E | Balt & Ohio 10, 1 0l N Sr gl i | snmou IS WRECKED Brook L 1 wart Warner 8 . Cor De T4y Studelalk 68 St 1 resas Co 59% | Shelburne Falls Passenger Depot Chrysler 721 Fex Gult Sulph 683 5 ¢ Colo Fue iim Rol Bear 120 | Pamaged When Two Freight Congoleum Underwood 66 I . " 2 o b 1i% | ‘frains Collide Early Today. | Union Carbid lfn’ | Shelburne Falls, Mass, July 13 ‘ ted Fruit . |,\: 2 (UP)—An engine and eight cars U 8 Ind A1 1073 were derailed and the canopy and The New Britain Trust Co. Will Open Friday Evenings Starting Tonight (July 13th) and | Close Saturday Evenings, During July and August 1 U S Rubber .. 32% 1 . platform of the railroad station here T 8 Steel 136 | were ruined today when two freight [ Wabash Ry Z:’:;~ | trains collided on the Fitchburg di- West Elec 1% vision of the Boston & Maine rail- :: m)ls O\"er ]::\ . road. Traffic was rerouted over a voolworth .. o ¥ Vi | spare track. Tt was expected t |@ Wright Aero . 144% 4 ety wreckage would be cleared late this afternoon. No one was injured. The Troy and Deerfleld freight lmpped in front of the station while Am Tel & Tel 174% s LOCAL STOCKS 174% {Furnished by Putnam & ©0.) | the crew remedied a hot box. A | Insurance Stocks. | Mechanicville and Ayer freight : Bid Asked |plowed into it and the engine and Aetna Casualty ++1000 1060 (first eight cars of the latter were |[§ Actna Life Ins Co .. 840 $60 | thrown over the two tracks. A eargo |l Aetna Fire + 770 790 |of pigiron in one of the cars was "fi l Automobile Ins . 70 390 hurled out and shattered several ||| Hartford Fire . - 790 810 | windows in the station in addition | National Fire 1000 1050 \to damaging the canopy and phl- 'l Phoenix Fire . . 775 800 !form. Travelers Ins Co . 1750 1800 Conn. General ...... 1600 1700 Twenty-six thousands persons Maonufacturing Stocks, |can stand at one time under the Am Hardware .. 68 10 mr ot 8t. Paul's Cutlefi\l/h- Am Hosiery .. 2 - la