New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1928, Page 13

DIXON AND MATHER 1 NEAR CRASH IN AIR 1 Collisions Narrowly Avoided in Fog Over Long Island Sound (Special to the Herald) Groton, July 14 — Only by a superb exhibition of skill on the part of Lieut. Carl M New Britain and the quick think- ing of Lieut. Osmond M. Mathe: of Hartford was a head-on between two airplanes of the Division air service yesterday Dixon, who had started out in un- favorable weather to fly to Block Island, was supposed to return to the camp here in time for break When he did not return Muth- er left the field to find him. Flying low through the fog Mather sud- denly sighted Dixon's plane directly Dixon of averted in front of him and only about 100 | feet distant. Dixon sighted the Mather ship at the sume time. o Two lightning quick right banks, esecuted by both pilots, saved their lives but the danger was not yet over. Unaware of Mather's inten- tion Dixon turned completely around to follow him at the me time that Mather turncd ed straight for each gther. A repetition of the banks occurred and the ed wings but by time, both pilots, did not know the other man steered oher and both ings. same right ships mis: a few feet. This knowing they intention of the clear of each made forced land- Dixon eame down in an epen lot near Watch Hill, R. 1. and Mather Janded immediately afterward on a beach near Dixen's ship. They waited for the weather to clear and then took off for the camp here, which they reached without further incidents occurring. Both pilots were suffering the strain of the two near collision: Their planes were not damaged by the emergency landings Personals Dr. and Mrs. Georgé Bodley and daughter. Virginia, have trom a 10-days visit at Lake Poco- topaug. Miss Edna Bradbury of White Plains. N. Y., is spending the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Brad- bury of 17 Wallace street Simon Nowel, Leo Dalkoski. V. T Abramowicz and Charles Budnik left today on a motor They will visit Montreal, Quebec and Ottawa. Louis Otwinowski of Newington and Peter Zarecki are hack from a week's tour of New Hampshire, Maine and Canada. Mrs. Margaret Dunn, Charles Dunn. Sr., Charles Dunn, Jr., Mr and Mrs. Robert Smith of Gilbert street and family, Miss Katherine Butler and John Butler will spend the week-end at Ocean Beach Mr. and Mrs. William G. Dunn and Miss Ruth Stone will spend a vacation at Ocean Reach Fire Captain Michael Butler and family are at Ocean Beach for their vacation. Mrs. G. C. W atrect is spending her vacation with | her son, Howard, of Syracuse, N. Y. Misses Jean and Mollie Drayer are epending their vacation at Bantam Lake, Mies G. Falan of New York rity s visiting Mr. and Mrs. 1. Wiener of 196 Winthrop street Mrs. James Kennedv and gon, John, of Main street, are spending a month’'s vacation in the Adirendacks and Canada. Charles Charlow of Sexton street will resume his duties in the chemi- cal department of Landers, Frary & Clark after spending two weeks at Myrtle Beach and Lake Focotopaug. Mr. and Mrs. T. . Schadt and daughter, Charlotte, of 351 Ellis gtreet, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Anderson and son, Robert, of 83 Ellis atreet, the Misses Dagia and Ruth Carl- son of 413 Ellis street, will spend the next two weeks at Black Toint William Davis ot Fllis street will resume his duties at the Travelers Insurance Co. Monday following two weeks' vacation in Canada and the geashore New War Lord Chang of Gen. Hsuch-liang. son Chang Tso-lin, has succeeded to the dictatorship of Manchuria upon his father’s death by bombing. Picture taken at his headquarters in Mukden. to follow | Dixon. The planes were again head- | under returned | trip to Canada. | she of &0 Columbia | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1928. WOMAN CLAIMS HUSBAND |FLASHES OF LIFE: EIGHT NURSES ! PUT HER OUT IN RAIN‘\ LEAVE NEW HAVEN FOR LEE EPIDEMIC Wall Street Briefs American Telephone & Telegraph Visits Police Headquarters With| Boston—House of representatives| New York—Now comes a dictator | company earned. $5.17 a shere i refers to next session bill reported |of junk. Benjamin Schwartz ti- 5 808 Sk : i Sehwartz, |the first half of 1925, against s Child and Tells Tale of Woe— ), gpocial committee on Boston ele- | more lawyer, has been made direct- |5 share in the first halt of 1907, Net s Aeich vated railway situation; reported | cr-general of the Lastern Scrap Iren jncome moved up 1o 9.259 | governor may send second special ociation, formed to solve prob-lirom $6 Total earnings | Wet with Raczkowski of and her rain, Mrs. Fannie Message urging need for actian. lems of an industry that regards 108 Tremont street | —_— self daughter, aged about 7| Cambridge Mass.—Louis La Ce- $112,62 inst $105,068 6 a year ago. About 375,000 tele- 1S big busi . s —_— phones and $125,000,000 of plant vears, were directed to the police | dra, believed man who fired shot | Wildwood. N. J.—A golf ball thict jand equipment were added to the ation about 9 o'clock this morn- | which killed bank messenger in p: 15 to rewain at the Wildwood | Bell system in the half year. The ling. and the former complained to | roll robhery three vears ago. grilled Country club without molestatibn, |company received §37.531.185 in Sergeant P. A. McAvay that her !by police; Jerry Gedzium electro- | Protests of Clem Shaver and others | dividends on its holdings and paid husband, Leuis, had ejected them. cuted last Febru for crime. over the proposed extinction of a 'out $50.025,953 i dividends to its They had been living in another Kleptominiac tishhawk nesting in a | stockholder. | she said, and her hushand sent| Beecher Falls, Vt. A five horse pe near a fairway have been suse | g | v and promised to behave, but | pack train laden with Canadian ale | yyin.d, i ; o L | e has not done so. s¢ized in fown of Canan; 1wo men ns o ennnany Accompanied by Officers Dart escape. George seems 1o '\. AT, ?r.. m’ wh-‘- fir: Al Lyon, the complainant and her | — A T b en naitet ash Dader B il daughter were leaving in the police | Manchester Mass, Fred e e A beel e m o H ros. shipp | service car when Raczkowski was | Wright, Jr., Albemarle Club and Joo SaDurban ae jotemneten|dals {United States and |107.115 a year Canada, 1gainst en on Commercial street, going to- Norton, Jr.. Charles wards the police station. el was ar- | finalists for state rested on the charge of breach of championship. {the pea and will be arraigned fn | police court Monday. He denied that he had ejected his wife, and ac- cused her of having taken the child River, bhecome | a0 amateur golf nald V. Hiscoe, | i of the New York Stock ex- | G. Dun & Company reports an $5.000 by his wite (5,778 commercial fuilures i the In Wall stroet |United States in the 1o $£400,000, Now he | 0f st Providence, R. I.—Brad Ox- nard, Metocomeat, wine Rhode Tsland state golf championship at Wanna- mother- cond quart 1928 with Labilities of §1 {and gone of her own accord | moisett d for $5,000'a month ali- {203, This compares with > el l EAA id in court, however, {1he same period of 1027 and liabili- | 2 Groton—Mrs. Dorothy Camphell LU e G 81 { 201t finals troph yfor second time, | eNNis plavers, have heen married BUN[] MARKET |S ¢ G | to cach other twice, once after a di- New Haven—Eight nurses go V0T from here to aid in fighting septic == | — shocking conditions i the Holland J Hartford—State Health Commis. | tunnel, a vehicular tube underneath aa Say All in Front of Italia Were sioner Oshorn offers assistance to the Hudson between New York and 3 . ' any town in which septic throat may New Jersey. Collectors of tolls and U g Injred o e o avas | 1100108 Unusually Light and | paintully, Static electricity is gener- <hooting downhill to rance. As a remedy to stand on rklber ! Hartford—Hold np m er |ated by et Prose ) | shadow of captiol, courage fortified | the an lcebreaker | by nickel gun, made fourth hold up n Price Changes Small cads A (Copsrighted by A | Aboard the Rt \ssin in Arctic, July 14 (P—Dr, | last night with proceeds of $1.2 Now York, July 14 (®—The ecus- el i L e IRt | Lt tomary Saturday morning dullness PR °| East Orange, N. J.—lUnecle Sam| Trenton, N J— An accounting of ;1ached an extreme in the bond 'gist on the lll-fated expedition of lis Leing loaned $1.000 by the cham- | the $17.000 estate of Elizabeth G.!Market today. Trading was unusual- [the dirigible Italia, died from ex- [ber ot commerce to cover the cost Warren shows that it all was spent | 1Y 1t and price changes small. The industrial gronp was neglect- ed, although continucd liguidation of International Match 5s carried that issue fractionally lower haustion on June 135 luntil then that Captains | Zappi and Alherto Mariano le |10 push on. the two rescued and it was not [of a medal to be presented by Presi- | on ) “lippo | dent Coolidge to Thomas A t him | Octaher men | the r funeral. As dire will the v was sent to Dri Treland. There attended by all 1 by her meliff, was a funeral relatives who dison 24, the 50th anniversary of incandescent light. ¢ S8 an- vevealed today in telling of their thorized the medal, hut appropriat- located. A monument was | lails were rather irregular, with I bitter experiences before being res- | ed no mones chamber sent a|erected and a sum sot aside for fts | I'Tisce 68 ahd Brooklyn Manhattan | |cued by the Krassin cheek to the director of the mint. | perpetual care Transit s showing small ga The men said that all the mem- | The foreign list was soft. Ihers of the crew of the ltalia who S Pt e — Washington, July ned during Jun cs of lint and 6 the consus burean announ red with 14 (A —Con- totaled 510,565 of linters, 1 today, were in the front of the | gondola ut [ | suffered injury. Captain Zappi lay | ” € | e | City Items three davs with a bruised chest Hut George R. Skinner. former regis- |03tures in the shelier houses at number of its personnel have bheen sable jey hills surrounded by water, A trar of voters. was given a suspend- | Walnut Hill park an the re- | transferred to Battery F. 192nd | Thirteen days before we Were Sight- og jail sentence of 30 days yesterday | freshment concession at anley | field artillery, and others honorahly |ed. our food supply ended and Cav- ,itopnoon when he appeared in court | Quarter park will be reecived by the ' discharged. Captain Frank M. Neu- fain - Mariano's leg had frozen 80 |1 apswer a charge of drunkenness, | park commission at a special meet- {endorf M. B., of Danbury, has bheen that we could move no farther. |7he court fu i er s ggested that Mr after 5 o'clock. | apnointed SR corps. oon at major in the medical viee Morrison transferred to | the national guard reserve. He will “or ten days we remained on the lice cake, hopeless and helpless un- 1til we sighted Pilot -Chukhinovs |airplane. On the next day, Mariano, lying ill on the ice, heard the sound {of a siren. We thought that it was |2 mistake and that we Skinner leave | Son Born A son was | s : rn at the Rristol hos - | be recruiting officer for the medi- SRR e ([ Real Estate News |]jcar detachment of the 152nd ¥ A e ], | inville, 4 | | Thomas Angels of 78 Fast street Personals Catherine Prior and f Papers filed for recard at the | Mrs. Investine Sterling strect 12h- | office of the town clork today in- | ined it, but then we saw the smoke l1er, Miss L. Ethel Prior, of Canal | e the follonire: o ‘ I of the Krassin." stre t East River | : i D th 5 8 PUSARU SIS | iovini Oftt to the New Rrifain When the first reports of the William Chamberlain and family | t 2300 ea s h mortgage, {reseur of Captains Mariano and Zap- . [Pt were received from the K and Arthur Osgood are spending two issin [weeks at Cedar lake. Svidisicibution ot lhe Bhen Boper they were interpreted as indicating Merton J. Lamb, clerk at the post ""‘ d ',,]“\“'4\‘ ST Ll 1‘ L Gabriel Torosian {{hiat Dr EMdiEren's Doy ad) bean lonise haghn e wosiis vaoation tos |y ot bianon bt SeN agel N S R e s Ircovered. Later reports, however, | gay {8 s e | AL Bclden ticat; aled ak Bils MHiome said that the noted meteorologist Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dehm of | Sl ik inaa _{vesterday afternoon after an illness liad died on Brock Island and that (qimas. N. Y. are visitin nds in | ; 3 ‘o .of about 1S months. Previous to his |nis body had been left there While priniie |to Helen: A A man, SN ARy he was employed at the the two Italians pushed on in an ef- ~ yrpeg Callen, Jr., of st street has | Soxkury road. : W ¥, Rule & Level Co, fort to reach land e O e e || Mapo ifHglfan has quit clahied was horn on the Isiand of Sy- | I‘h,'v two men were first sighted by tic |to "‘“" ‘Inl“’\”’ property 0 GOv-iprus fn the Mediter an I Pilof Chukhnovsky attached to the Flectric Light Ofiice SRR AT 5 3 . bnt came fo this eity 26 years ag Krassin early this week and it was| A pew office to handle gas andf,, “iodisIaw and Sophia Pieknik 10| where he had lived since. He was his radio messages to the iecbreaker 70 Wda il nencdl | oy e LRI MOrigARe, Ly membor of St Stephen’s Armenian that enabled her to pound her way | pjainville Monday by the Connece| =) crIo0k avenue | Apostolic church througl the feeflovs 10 the stranded | (Vi Cang Power Co. This of- - [ Sanvising him are s mother, | lalians and to take them off. Later s, e ) 0 . : rs. Sima Torosian: a brother, the Krassin picked up the five men 10 Wil tuke care of all xs and |Men h“e.d f‘?' tazlug. ! Abraham Torosian and a sister, Mrs unasr Lleutenshit Alfredo Vigier | SIECliic Reconiis R Hue BB Y Riot in Restaurant 'yary Hooshanesian( all of this city. |who had heen marooned since May ‘' ' kbl e | Rridgeport, July 14 (UP)——Four | The funeral will be held at 1:30 ® off North East Land near Foyn Plamville office of the Cannectient xSy “ware fined in cityv la'clock Monday afternoon at the | Island Light and Power Co.. but will be | o) %00 for staging a small riot | funcral parlors of M. J. Kenney & The Krassin also had planned to Under the jurisdietion of the local)j =5 Lo 5o ant “earty this |Co. and services will be conducted take off Captain Sora, Italian alpin- ©ffice. Tt will be located at 11 West| ' o 1t St. Stephen’s church at 2 o'clock. list and his companion who were on Mam streef, and - will be managed | T EULL L e wih beat- | Rev. A, Gooldalian of New York city {Foyn 1sland after a long trek from by Edward Gormley ing Samuer 3. White, proprictor, his | will offictate. Burial will be in Fair- Kings Bav. in an effori to find the it 1 a stepsistor, Miss Eliza- |view cemetery Malia's crew. The Krassin, how-| Waitress—Young lady wanted as |/ /foe S0 A i - - ever, was unable fo reach Woynwaitress. Must be neat In appearance | Sy o5 e ined as follows: dohn | {Island and the fwe men meanwhile 'and have a pleasing personality, Ex- | o thed wore Gntd as fallon s <01 | | were rescued by a Finnish airplane. | perience not necessary. For appoint- | e = PR 800 SREETLL | “We mever believed that a hip ment adress “Waitress” P. 0. Box, |0 £ TR Funerals his, 22, $75. Plainville ¢ and had hoped only Having no could go so adyt | | for rescue from fhe air. Sl e T % ‘. contact with the world we knew — Standing grass for sale C H. Nor- Bl'ld!epm‘l. Woman l“ound | [nothing of the muny expeditions ton, Redstone Hill.—adyt ]’)ead: [)|cg “VS((‘I'IO l K Mre. Plepazak that had set out. With tears, we — — BiinEborh, Tily 11 (Cr)=—itos | o Funevall seidioes for s Macy met our saviors on the Krassin MARRIAGE INTENTIONS Sl e of 170 Broad street were | held this morning at 9 o'clock at Holy Cross ehurch and Rev, Stephen Jartkowski, pastor, officiated The pall hearers were Antheny Gwinzda, Frank Chrzanowski, Paul {Gutoski. Frank Yakubiak, Joseph e and Paul Dombroski | The condition of Captain Zappi {18 satisfactory, Captain Mariano 1s lin a serfous condition although he is improving The Krassin i going ahe groping through the ice. in an [fort to find the group of six men Marrioge license applications have heen received at the office of the town elerk as follows: Spiridon John alaiowicz, 155 High and leanora Barbara Stodolski of the ame address; Be Ringham street !mysterionsly dead near her Lexing ton avenue home here < ihad been missing for nearly hours | No marks of violenee t Axel Hjerpe, 36 [on the body and Esther Hilde- laminer Robert today street, were ing Medi Phelan of ) noski, Stan carried off in the bag of the Italia gard Norman, 378 Stanley strect ford was called to perform an au- '-OMmittal services were conduct lon May 25. At the same time it has — - e !topsy. {rd by Father Bartkowski. Burial ent messages to the base ship Cit- | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS - {was in Sacred Heart cemetery Di Milano at Kings Bay asking | FOR BEST RESULTS READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS o | Mrs, (Far Veside Fliza (Farrell) Frazier ral services for Mr Eliza 1)) Frazier of Hartford, of this city until were held K at St 'for the approximate location of the L N, I {place where the group is likely to | N be found | l-‘o G d d H- B -d T B e wiien wemed v o, LOW Gordon and His Bride-To-Be ' midable the last tew daye, again is | o growing heav Blllejat:lzets La;d ifi | 20 years this morning at 9 Hartford. The remaine were brought to this ity for burial in §t. Mary's Managua, Nicaragua | i Robert Tiede H Mana Nicaragua, July 14 ‘P’-—§ Funeral services for Tlobert Tiede iA talion of bluejackets equipped | ot Flanders road, Southington, will for shore duty was landed (romlthc be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock U. 8 Corinth vesterday. Th it St Matthew’'s German Lutheran { will proceed to Leon where they will {be incorporated in the regular se {ond brigade of the marine forc The battalion is under Lieut. Com- mander Tully Shelley and consists ot 17 other offic and 7 men } | Twenty-two ensigns, all of whom | speak Spanish, werc also disem- barked with the battalion, tiese offi- cers said, and 0 Spanish speaking | enlisted men will aid in supervising | the November elections. church. Rev. A, C. Theodore Steege, pastor. will officiate. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery. Jozaph A. Haffey NDERTAKER Thone 1625-2 Oppsite St Mary's Charch Residence 17 Summer §t.—1625-3 PERSON HOLDS TITLE | Stockholm, Sweden, July 4 (Ph—| The Scandinavian heavyweight | | championship still belongs to Har- | ry Persson | # with flowers telegraphed from The big Swede, who 1nade an American tour aeveral years ago Srned & diaw decision 16 4 tHktth Lou Gordon, mechanic on the Friendship in its transatlantic Bfl"flrers Pflsv Sholl ] (flight, had reason for hurrying home. He will be wed soon to | " ith Joh ‘Widd, of Gothenburg. e = 3 by 'The Telegravh Florist of New Gritaln S A G i 1 B :;f,iAnme C. Bruce of Massachusetts, first to greet him when he| 83 WEST MAIN 87.. PROF. BLD%. here last night. reached New York. ..I.’;‘s'.‘.'.".:‘“ oot 2-‘?‘!‘! Say “Non Vosage” te thuse whe eall, 27 units from its plants in the [the week were an important factor 5 o Ane e A iono George r.of 211 High street, { com 577,710 of lint and ?nrln;)r(.“)lnlr]v;;rnnL‘.Y-)nmn,\.‘a”:;‘\y:;:‘ (Continued From Page Seven) | reported to police that six pairs of linters in - May this year | |the other members of the Nobile | Swedish € Church :;n:m"”“ Ferssls sout gl “7.',;‘,“';,,“‘,,,3‘,, I,;;Y,' '\”,'fl’,. AR {party and then started out to search | ¢ 1p Jongregational!| cbpauctor Callahan of the New 5 . o Ll ks, Dr. Malmgren ST on Camp Areet holy com- | Britain-Rerlin gasoline train, com- | MILITARY NOTES |munion will be held at 9:30 *a. m. |plaincd to the police at §:35 last | Hartford, July 14 P—The medi | scd to the hardships and|gpe regular worship will he at|night that fwo boys dropped stones|cal detachment of the national forced to leave him on the 10:50 a. m. Rev. Victor Oblom will {an the frain as it passed under Ellis | guard in Greenwich has been dis- | sald Captain Zappi. “We walk- proomn. Istreet bridg banded under an order from the sece jed on with the grea difficulty Asked to Leave Town | Bids for installation of plumbing retary of war dated June and a until overwhelmed by the impas- | i Augnstine's ehureh in | WALL STREET HAS UPWARD TENDENCY Climbing That Started Yestenday Resumed This Morning . York. July 14 (#—The re- v in stock prices which set in PUTNAM & CO, Members Now York & Hartford Stack Bachenges 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW, TEL 3. New cover We Wish to Buy yesterday, was resumed at.the open- ing of today's market. Dupont showed an initial gain of b points lana Sears Roebuck. Radio, Atlantic | Refining and U. 8. Steel common ad- vanced a point or s0. General Elec- | tric fell back a point | | Short covering operations by trad- lers who had sold stocks earlier in Travelers Insurance Co. RIGHT: in the carly buying movement. The influx of funds attracted here by the higher money rates apparently help- led to revive bullish enthusiasm, and | keep short sclling in check, A fairly good demand developed for the oil shares in the early trad- ing on reports of heavy gasoline consumption. Atlantic Refining. In- | dian Refining common and the cer- tificates and a few others advanced a point or =o. Houston, which ran Iup 6 points vesterday, fell back | slightly on realizing. | Airplane issues again attracted an {outside following with hoth Wright and Curtiss climbing more than a { point. Intesnational Harvester ran up 3 points and early gains of a point or so were recorded by Davi- son Chemical. Victor Talking Ma- chine, and Kroger Store: Thomson, Tenn & To. 55 West Main Street w Britain Phone 2380 Stuart G. Segar, Manager We Offer: A Few Shares of Stanley Works Price on Application. General Motors moved within nl rarrow range. International Nickel and Ameri heavy. Foreign exchanges opened easier, | with sterling cables quoted around 1 24.86 1.8, THE MARKET AT 11:30 A, M (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) High TLow in Home Products u..re1 EDDY BROTHERS & Members Hartford Stock Exchange .- HARTFORD Hartford Conn. Trust Bldg, NEW BRITAIN Burrilt Hotel Bidg MERIDEN Colony Bldg Am Ag O Amer n Can Am Loco Am Sumatra fAm sm & Re Am Sugar Am Tobacco . [Am oWalen Anaconda Cop We Offer: 100 Shares of Bristol Brass com. ! Atchison :;\:;‘ & onio 50 Stanley Works e an 50 Landers, Frary & Clark {C RI& Pac Chrysler C lolo TFuel Congoleum C'onsol Gas Corn P'roducts { Davison Chem | Erie RR | Fam Play | Fleisehmann . | Erecport Tox [ Genl Aaphait {Genl Elee | Genl Mot | Hud Mot (Int Comb, Eng 53 {Int Cement . lit. Nickel Int Harves |Ken Cop | Mack Truck .. | Marland 0il | Mo Kan & Tex | Mont Ward ..157 N Y Central . 1601, N Y NH&H |North Amer. . 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The y { Christina Of Long Yacht Race | cutertainmont tn honor of the Amer- Radio Corp Santander, Spain, July 14 (®—lican yachtsmen has already com- smington Rd | Members of the Spanish royal fam- | menced Reading ily have arrived at Santander for| For the first time this year the Sears Roebuck 1157 the finish of the Spanish yacht race {queen mother Dona Maria Christing | Kinclair Oil 4% now in progress over the Atlantic |will visit Santander and will stop at | Southern Oil N3 L4 between New York and this port. |the Magdalena palace. ol Aeted, 5 The purple standard of the sov-| — QN T el ercigns was hoisted over Magdalena | “ACT OF GOD” irt. Warner 3914 palace as a signal that the royal| wew Haven, July 14 (UP)—An iy 8¢4 | family was at the King Al-| “act of God" caused the death of e e oy [fonso has not vet arrived, but Queen | Casi icciuti, 84, vietim of a At el Victoria has established her court | yock slide in a_quarry, according to | SR £ o here. Together with the queen are the finding of Deputy Coroner Lewis Union Carbide 14 142% Infantes Don Jaime, Don Juan and 'L Fisld. Umited Froit , 13115 134% 1" S Ind A1 ., 10 107 D s = U S Rubber % 30 |l siee % A New Floral Treasure | wabash Ry 7014 | West Elec 9115 Willys Over 21 | Woolworth 178 Wright Aero 142 PAM Tel & Tel 17475 1741 | LOCAL SLUCKS (Furnished by Putham & Co.) | Insurance Stotks. | Bid ! Artna Vit 10 Avtna Life Ins Co ... $43 Automobil: Ins | Hartford Fire National Fire Phoenix Fire "Iv.nlll rs Ins Co o Conn neral 1700 Mauufacturing Stocks. Am Hardware ... . iS 0 Am Hoslery .....-... 22 Beaton Cadwell - an Bige-Hfd Cpt Co com AN an Billines & Spencer com - ] Billings & Spencer pfd — 1 | Bristol Brass 5 3 Colts Arms Eagic Lock B Fafnir Bearing Co . | Hart & Cooley | Landers, ¥ ; B Machine N B Machine prd | Niles-Be-Fond com . North & Judd ; Peck, Stowe & Wil Russell Mfz Co Scovill Mfg Co Standard Screw 100 Stanley Works . A2 Torrington o' com 114 I Union Mig Co .. 16 Public Utilitles Stocks, Conn. Elec Service . -— 100 {Conn Lt & Pow pfd .. 101 104 Hfd Elec Light 138 N B Gas = 5 S0 Southern N E Tel .. 16 175 FOUR KILLED = " : Berlin, July 14 (UP)—At least| Adding a new and striking variety to Southern California’y four persons were killed and 25 serfously injured today in a powder g""fl :":1“5;‘"103 YA@“‘ ?nd'beanti{ul gladiol:’s cl;l.; Ju'n beey . a ruert. | develo v Los Angeles horticulturists ai “Tinted factory exploaion at Hasloch. Wuert. Wings." Miss AI)'ce Copehnd s sh vith oue of the st temburg, that wrecked the entire = plant and neighboring buildings, specimens of the new blossom. ! q