New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1928, Page 13

| minie -t and > Oak ¢ at 9 at St Lyddy - Miss bride- ander s best a public etary- s of nment n con- RBER ubber ‘mon- acting serap, aid to t has hating . pre- ot. ine Compston only one, the others being | ' ey are put into th (;\nn. m‘\](_,; was out in 85, one un- oL ground out in “handout der par, while the big Britisher who |0 t8 00 AT dents. wood street, an automobile while under fluence of liquor, was continued un- il next apepared s cerned. enroute to the United resignation having I City Items Regular meeting of Pride Circle, l.ady P‘ore‘sler!, will be held Thurs- MEAGER CLUES IN Police Have But Lmle t Tmce 5 :.»'.h °’i'l B, Sohiing bas avesed or Criminals street, at a cost of $18,000. The plans were prepared by J. S. Doug- llass of Hartford and the construc- e [tion work will be done by August I Bergstrom. -2 | \"son was born at New Britain blood stained automobile, containing |(" neral hospital today to Mr. and £ momene vat Baidia os ription of Mrs. Florman LaFleury of 125 Oak e coup! were the only clues local Southington. authorities had today in their search | Jacksonville, Fla., Jul street, Dominick Donati, aged 53, of o iy md Mrs. Lo L. Booth of | gt Main street, suffered an in- peyhenuiile, (Obto, ‘wanted dnioon:|jury whitle at work at Lenders nection with the death of | Frary & Clark today and amputa- Booth's 78 year old father, G. tion of the middle finger of the left Simmons, whose body was found | 1q was found nocessary at New near a highway at Lake City carly i Britain General hospital. g ; Sergeant P. A. McAvoy is investi A new s n which police ting a complaint by Joseph Mi- answercd the deseription of the €ar jcay of 54 Court street, Middletown, driven by the Booths when they |hat a gold watch and chain and a visited Simmons in & Lake City tour- | qimple tray of candy were stolen yesterday. said | fst camp Monday night was found | qut of his automobile while it w on the streets hiere yesterday mMorn- iy rked in front of 91 Hartford ave- ing. Datectives have maintained & |yue this afternoon. constant watch over the machine he police were notified today of | but no one has clained it. the return of the operator's leense Witnesses said they saw i {of Clarence F. Bennett of 123 For. &nd woman leave the car carly ¥es-|est street and suspension of the li- terday, stand on a street corner for | cense of Samuel Martin of 47 Hart- & few minutes and then enter a res- | forg avenue, tayrant. i Suit for $200 : £200 was brought today Hear Conversation | by Rackliffe Bros. Co., Inc., against Police said scve €. 0. Stone & Son, Ine, of Portland, ed they overheard a conversation between the couple during which ! the woman pieaded with her com- panion to leave the city, but he de- elined, saying they were penniles: and did not have enough money to | buy gasoline. [} ‘Well, we will vide until the gaso- | line gives out and then ta to fillefi PUBI‘IEITY ‘Headquarters Turned nto Seeth- man port- | sourt by Attorney Edward A Mag. Papers were served by Deputy Sher- | [iff Anthony Rico of Middletown Police also received a report from an operator of a filling station near Lake City that an automobile | passed along the highway he heard eries of a man calling for policc and as #creaming “murder.” A v ed the body o S o T s o | ing Ofie of Mimeographs terday and adjourncd to meet again tomorrow | | Washington, July 25 (UP)— The Lt republican national commitice head- ! | % uarters has been rned into a Steubenville, Ohio, July 25 P $RATIEN A8 been H G. W. Simmons, of Steubenville, | S 3 The mimeographs hum, Mho was killed at Lake City, Flori- fup, gyt product is now supple- da, with a hamnier, was a member 0T tabloid daily newspa- of one of the oldest families in this | 1°M 0 W &SRO QN ”M":,m eity and lived in an exclusive scc- || e Daily News Bulletin tion. He 1ot here about two months | gty N1 it ! { The “Handout” the newspaper- ago accomnpanied by a daughter, | . 4 man’s term for a printed statement 8 Ahde, Py 2 sumbor of g € lthe press agent, the radio, the pub- | had lived a retired life, J2asy e A speaker, the printed page and other deviee are being | nassed to “educat e {the merits of the candida Ithe issues of the campaign ! Chair n Hubert “mk has I.n HAGEN IS AHEAD NOW Walter is Winning From Compston | Source the |m~l fortnight. ¥orm Governor Allen of Kansas was o A &on, Robert . Simmons, In Wheeling, West Virginia es and in Second Day 's Play of Golf in ' ol n as publicity dircetor, and he is 9 oxpeeted back today from a west- | Westchester, een tour Westchester - Biltmore Country | Press in Command lye, N r, 25 n the meantime, arry J. club, Rye, N. Y., July 25 (P—wil-| In th t Harry J lh'(m‘\\ a whirlwind come. |40 cxperienced Washington cor- ter Hagen staged back today in the first nine hole: the second day's play in his two-day | golf match with Archie Compston, | English professional star. respondent, and Alfred H. Kirchofer, managing editor of the | News, a former Washington corres- | pondent, have been in active com- : mand at headquarters, They have [Vioush e stooilione down ab ) GO 10 corps of. publ the end of yesterday's 36 holes at | a g ¥ i P stly ex-Washington cor- Wayland, Mass, “The Haig” picked |1'¥ Ml 0% lyjexshipenins up four holes in the first nine ot the | " FUNENN 1oy 1y asigned to concluding 36 holes here to lead, |, o 5o cajlers at headquarters "";.G B bt | He reports his interviews to the bul- L e et and | 1oy or if they arc of a pre of | the nine defeated Hagen by « crushing mar- gin in England earlier in the scason needed & 38. aw ple of times from less than a foot. | 'Phe bulletin is issued in the after- | noon, sent by messengers 1o {170 newspaper correspondents i | Washington. It contains a digest of news about the headquarters |about coming events, about matters in conr tion with the paign, about doings o fthe press comment from leading papers and other material. Press conferences ae held twice a day, but the committee is manifest- and Archi off and misscd the putting was cup a cou- dio - HELD ¥ In police court tod: Prank Jester, aged 24, of 1 Lin- charged with operating the in- v, the case of | |branch, Tuesday. Officers Griffen and Grabeck made the arrest about | oy g for the conferen 8 o'clock last night on VY | grely develop news which s not LS lalready in the mimcographed state- | e i MORONES DISAPPEARS jLe e Elpaso, Texas, July dis- | (T OVER PARTNERSHIP pateh to EI Continental from Mexi- |0t Vs O uskas B e ¥ jamorones, the | gainst Joseph Latchunas in Which xican secretary of labor. has dis- | ¥8EL SRR L GEEIREE Counting far as the Rumors prey public is con- i he is his of funds of which the defendant was in charge in the partnership of Peter Bruzauskas and Antheny Osteika. was heard this morning in city court before Judge Henry P. Roche, who served decision. ‘N ace ABRRESTED 1 NG Robert Walsh, aged 19, of Wilcox avenue, East Berlin, was arrested at {#:40 this forenoon on South Muin t on the charge of speeding, by 15t 81,000, 85,000, Notoreyele Officer W. P. Hayes. He 000, as driving a truck down South ’10‘ hd How Much 'T\I:r:n strect hill at an alleged exces- Do You Want? jEipeaRctd. Why not set a definite goal R0, ol N 2 for yourself today and be- i Eintracht lodge, 0. D. gin ‘on a Plan which will [stalled the following off last guarantee your receiving {night: President, Carl Ramm; vice $1,000, $5,000. $10.000 or | president, Peter Schwarzfischer; sec- more in 120 months? retary. Louis Lehr: finan secre- ar, Te v Hagi treasurer, Otto Under the Tavestors Syndi- tary. George H Certif Leupold, The district deput were bt ohie Plan o in- Max Gracsser, W. Ramm, John vestment of as little as $6.30 monthly for 120 months grows to $1,000. L-r;er monthly invest- in proportion. | your investment is lhe guarsntee of a third-of- tury-old hov- - Al amets of aver $21,500,000 Write teday for details of this easy, convenient plan. | Thom. Recluse Being Buried in Episcopal Cemetery Bethany, July 25 | Weed, 72-year-old recluse who was |found dead in his one-room shack |icar Dew Drop Inn, a shot gun wound just above his heart is being {cide. The position of the body and | the gun which discharged the shot indicated that Weed placed the gun |between his feet, its muzze to- | wards him, and pushed the trigger with a yardstick which was found Iying across his sholder. Mail the coupon or phone for detailed informetion NT-20. BADLY SLASHED Irvington, N. J., July 2 'D. Sturgis, chain,store mana NAMS ... ADDRESS |is trying to figure out why {knives three times in less than a !month, according to a writ tiled today in city | and thelr the public on | "uw possession of the plaintiff. - | defendants | Buffalo callers | Chicago | Iy trying to put its work on a “hand- | | that | barring by | of Wiltiam . [ States Davis cup feam. | (®—Elmer | Man \\'ellgifi; to Pa NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1928, GHILD CUT ON CHIN Driver of Other Car Held nee cut about the chin, treatment at New {Hospial abou 10 cclock this fore inoon when her father's sedan, arrested Douglas on the ¢ reckless driving. David Doty found no caus lice actin. {MAN NOW IN W IN ITALY SUED | ‘, Tegal Dispute With Berlin Institution. The Berlin Savings bank brous suit today against Frank Bifte, fo | merly of Southington and now res Italy, and Mary foreclosure session of the mortg: mgton. The writ was issied by Atbert Greenbesg. 1t is l_‘:‘\‘klr"'"“:“'l} The funeral of Adolph Achenhach ! plaintift on August 21, : s 1of 77 Oak street was held this |the defendant $1,500, which is cvi !mor-unz at 7:30 from his home and \'n: d b allegations are that the . ake payments on the in- and July 1, 19 terest on January 1 ¢ 1 and July 1. 19 P ailed to pay the town ta 1905 and 1926, Deputy Sheriff Mar- | tin Horwitz served the papers. | | Mrs. George § is visiting her | Mary Dun lavenue. sota Wells of mother, Harvey of Deputy U, 8 Marsh Blair. L. G. v of AP Ludort and of Lenox Mrs, Alice and son Sidn: Peter e left on a Moto! nten, Pa., ives for two weeks. Ihave will visit rela Mr. and Mrs. Norman 47 Jubilee strect and Mrs. Tracesky have left on to Lake Champlain and Vermont. My Im |was operated upon tos ford hospital. TILDEN REINSTATED rst Page) (Continued from ind other was hecause of the U. S L. T tennis nove quitting the Lacoste nivd most of these rumors. and devote with tennis in the future self iously 1o business ther,” he told the United “Phis will prevent my the United States to defend my 1itle there, “I really regret being neet the Americans who have ted me most kindly but the the my v ways t time has come to prepare for future, The French team that United States for the champion titles. Is Now in Skagway, Alaska Instead of “haphazard” buried in Bethany Episcopal ceme- | saving you will have a defi- tery today, Deputy Coroner James J. nite and a plan— Corrigau has not yet jssued his find- | which guarantees the re- ing but it is thought that the cir- | sults. cumstances will prompt one of sui- jthirty surgeon’s stitches today and |dust and the sun hardens it. two | rails and tree trunks are |strangers should leap on him with|coated, too. Salem, Mass., July 25 (P—Owen €. Jastman the year to walk to Paris has reach- led Skagway, ka, according to a ter received a friend here to- y. Eastman said he was working a: October when the to Sit eria. MENT DUST SEALS ROOFS Davenport, Calif., July 25, (®— There is no business for roof mend- 'rs here since cement making be- a local industry. Wind car- cement dust from the adorwl: the roofs: fog moistens l('nce becoming READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS INAUTD COLLISON 'Was Riding With Mother— Virgina Swanson, 4 years old daughter of Mr. and Mr Arthur J. Swanson of 720 Arch stre was ing Britain General | drh» G. en by her mother , Mrs. Myra ¢ Swanson, was struck by a car driv-| en by Carl Dougla ged 17, of Arch strect. Motoreyele Officer W, ":yun« ge of The child was able | for po- [ ON MORTGAGE BY BANK - Property In Southington Involved T | (e brought Biife OV ing n : Southington in which it seeks of a morigage and |m..,, zed properties [tocated on Ratlroad str et in \umlvv \nmw\ e a promissory note now in The | s, and os for Mrs. m of Shuttle Meadow Va., | daughter trip to Wilkes- | chureh on Broad street where they Begley of Tillic 4 motor trip Oliver Driggs of Vernon. for- Miss Fthel Morey of this city, at Hart- FOR DAVIS CUP PLAY| | there were many reports that he was reports the n from the United de- “I have decided to play very little my- Iress. returning to unable to al- | will go to!l | who left here early in | to purchase a dog sled and that in | Bearing Strait | he will attempt to cross the | Lawrence Lawyer Held on Lawrence, M, ordered held under § the Essex county grand jury when . charged with larceny of $ |37 from the estate of the late ton Gregorius, who died in F bru- London, | from | from Jafr i | Mahmoua, Mohammed Past premier of Egypt, 1 assassinated, are without foun- | dation, \h\ Mrs. Johanna Johunna Hartford, died Vanderbrouk Van I 5 after her injuries we uesday at the home f‘tb:g‘u;?o‘“* a jOf her daughter Mrs, Abbot H. Douglas was driving north on Smith of 634 Broadview terrace. Stantey street and Mrs. Swanson | She s survived by three daughters Nas tarning into Stanley street out [Mrs. Maric ¢ Smith, Mrs. Anne of Hillerest Avenue. The Douglas M. Dexter loth of Hartford, and Cur struek the other car on the front Mrs Jennic Waldo of Glastonbury: wheel and forced it over the trol- (& son. Harrey A. Vandebrouk, ofy facks and onto the sidewalk. |Wallace strect, this eity: four grand | Both muchines were damaged by childven, Frank and Doris Vande- He sl brouk of this city. and Eugene A truck driven by Charles H. ' Dexte ':m-l Lucy Dexter of Hart- Hall of 206 Buell street was struck ford. The fancral will he held car driven by Charles P/ Thursday at 2:30 in the afternoon Morfin of 49 Lexington strect and lata 684 Rroadview terrace. Rurial | [owned by M. H. Hart, on )l‘ullonl‘\\vll be in Glastonbury. |avenue about 11:45 this afternoon. | -— ck was turnin lnm an ice | the street and the other \I |v:f‘|- .'\;vlv:z:‘uruuu;'nl( 4'1 :1;In'(r]m| road, 5 porth. The | Belvidere, died a 0 this morn- o ‘l:’“e“,h.:‘h,:m.ln.l’orxf»]:.‘l Wwheel of Ing at New Britain General hospital 1‘|‘yl1z"‘():‘\l\". Cansing slight damago Af1er an jless of one wock. He e rmer, Motorcycle Officer |Was operated on Jast week and s:emed well on the way to recovery and at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon [was reported in a favorable condi- tion. During the night he had a re- lapse. He was horn in May. 1913, s to have entered into his first | rin the Senior High school, hav- ‘mx graduated from Junior High last and | Besides his mother he is survived by three brothers, Clinton, Donald {and Robert Quinn. | The funeral will be held Fric {morning at §:30 from his home and “ o'clock at St. s church, Tn- terment will be in St Mary’s come- tery. AdoIph_Achenbach lat 8 o'clock at Holy Cross church. {Rev. Stephen Bartkowski, pastor, Jofficiated | The p bearers were Matthew Kokoszka, Frank Lis, Konstanty | Dombkowski, George Albin, Edward Bachman and Stanley Domurat. Committal services at the were said by Rev. Vietor ski. Burial was in Sacred Ium.m ¥, Milewski funeral of Stanley Milewski 59 Broad street, will he held I°riday morning at 7 o'clock from his nome and it 0 at Sacred | Heart ehurch. Intermc acred Heart cemetery Mrs. Maude Thomas Andrews The funeral of Mrs. Maude {Thomas Andrews of Akron, Ohio, and a former resident of Plain- ville, will be held Thursday after- (noon at 3 o'clock at the Methodist Plainville. Alderson, pustor church of this city surial will he in We Plainville, Mary Amna Shar of Mrs, Mary t street will be . Stanle The of Marshal | with her son visiting her parents in this Rev. William H. of Trinity M. will officiate, 1 cenetery, i | Mrs, The fune The Mrs, I° aitis of Church street this morning at o'clock funeral of ances Ston- 1 her was 1 from {Tome and at #:30 at Andrew's [ehureh. Lev. Edward V. Grikis, pas- tor, officiated and he was assisted by Rev. Father Boulanger, M leacon, and Rev. Father Hebert, sub deacon, hoth of Hartford. Miss Mildred Baloski sang “Piu jJesu” at the offertory and Jumes Donaine sang “Benedictus™ As the body was horne from the church both sang “Geisme Gailescic The pallbearers were Samuel Lewis. B. Pukos, John Skacinska Joseph Prohoul The flower Pwasn and Joseph Skoropski, and John Malolzice crs were Joseph r Bokanas 2 & o & 2 rikis offic o0 | chips will include Henri Cochet, Jean | Rev. Edward V. Griki L .,‘: Lorotra, Jacques Brugnon, Boussus |at the committal services. Burna and Landry. Lacoste said he con-{Was in St. Mary's cemetcry. dered this team sufficiently strong : e |to bring back all of the American CARD OF THANKS | £ We wish to thank our friend JOHN ACHENBACH, EDWARD ACHENBACH, and Family, '-nw Jozeph A. Haffey UNDEKTARER Phone 1625-2 Opposite St Mary’s Church Resldence 17 Summer SL.—1623-3 Suy 1o thuse with' flewers telegraphed from Bollerer's Posy Shop | wh Florist of New Britain MAIN ST.. PROF. BLIN.. TELEPHONE 8% OR 381 Greenhouses Meple HIN whe sail. he Tel Charge of Larceny . July 25 (UP)— Angelo Rocco, Lawrence lawyer, was ,000 bond for arraigned in district court here to- | Gas- at reports coming ‘rhrouk of 5 Funerals ' t will be in | " Anna | | Am neighbors for their sympathy "””““’Rndlt(‘h Demands ll\ | Wall Street Briefs | Kroger Grocery & Baking Co., re- | ports earnings of $2.528,112 for the half year, ugainst §2,1 4 a year cago. This is equal, afi preferred dividends, to §2.41 a share before {the 5 per cent stock dividend in iApril against $2.05 a share in the I previous period. Including the shares re ed as dividend, carnings were {equal o §2.30 a share against $1. i Archer Daniels Midland Co., notiticd the stock exchangs posed incre flotl\ from 2 '-lml‘t“ has of a pro- * in authorized common | 000 shares 10 350,000 making has un- uwo to a full 75 per cent rate I Aguinst this, new business and fresh specifications on contracts fell off in [the week and orders appear to be | growing individually smaller. The! tinereasing conservatism in hu ng makes it difticult to | forecast more than a week or two. Yet none of the more importa channels of steel outlet has narrow- ed to any definitc d thus indicated sree. Iron Age pig iron has dropped to § from $17.09 of the weeks. The finished stecl composite price remains at 2.319 cents a pound for the second weck. omposite "4 a price gross ton Offerings increased on ;,m-no.mo:n’ of the weekly weather report with | ber, 21 points below the closing quotation of yesterday. There had ! been considerable selling earlier in the week in expectation of a favor- | able weckly report, and the market | | was adied by covering at the de- | cline, which caused moderate ral- lies. The market was steady at mid- day at net declines of 5 to 11 I points, l——-_Estate [ Real Estate News | ]J Ne————————— ‘Warranty Louie 8. Jones to T. F and Grace C, Lee, Frank Boceia Greenwood street. Louie 8. Jones to landers, & Clark, Stanley street Asslgnment { Paul Ponte and Alfred Schwader to Sarah Greenstein, Roxbury road Miscellaneous | Trving Rachlin, trustee in bank- | ruptey for Anton and Barbara | Brown, transfer of Monroe street | | property to the New Rritain Nation- al hank. Janies Berritta to Nicholino Can- [namela, release of note, | < Lee | Dover road. to Silvia Boceia, Frary ‘SAY SMITH WILL CARRY | 5 PENNSYLVANIA IN Nov. ! [This Prediction Made Despite Fact | State Has Gone Republi- can 72 Years ew York, July 25 (®—Predic- tions that Governor Smith will car-| iry Pennsylvania, which has “gone republican” in national elections for | vears, were made by democratic leaders from the state today follow- {ing a confercnce at Smith headqua - ters, The conference was attended by Sedgwick Kistler of Loc! en, Pa., | national committeeman; John R.| Collins of Coudersport, Pa., state chairman, and Joseph B. Guffey of i Pittsburgh, former national com-| mitteeman and Colonel Herbert | Lehmann, financial director of the| Smith campaign. Financing of the | Pennsylvania campaign and candi- {date for state financial director were {considered. | The three Pennsylvanians declar- | d the governor would the | support on | weekly car loadings statement, mak- | ing a favorable comiparison with the two preceding ' co:responding period of a year ago Grangers led the advance, with the ctimulated by | expectations of heavy crop move- { mentes this fall. Gains of 3 to 5 points were re- priced prices easing off to 26.46 for Octo-|industrials including Radio, Wright, lam ! Congoleum |Genl Elec ....15 I Mo Kan & Tex 3 MARKET STRONGER Iy Selective Character Imarket had the |strength again today, lective character. Resumption three score final quotations, with a mounting to new high ground. in character due any widesp d public participation. Call money was in pentiful supply at per cent the renewal rate of 5 1 and that figure was shaded in the time “outside market,” but and commercial paper wd firm. In banking circles, east of call money - Railroad shares received the publication buying in that crop, corded by several of the high Amecrican Machine & Foundry, U, 8. ('ast Tron Pipe, General Momr. and American Radiator, Bros. Pictures, night, lost ground on profit-taking. THE MARKET AT 2:30 . M, (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) Loco Sumatra . Sm & Re 1951 Sugar Tobacco . Woolen . Anuconda Cop Atchison v Balt & Ohio 1 Reth Steel Brook Manhat ..647% Chie R 1& Pac 116 Chrysler Corp Colo Fuel ... Am Am Am Am Consoll Gas Corn Prod ... Day Chem ... Erie RR Vam Players Fleischmann .. 691, Freeport Tex . 8113 Genl Asphalt . 7 558 Genl Motors ..1i Glidden Hudson \Iolor‘ t«l 601, Int Comb Eng Int Cement ... Int > el Int Paper Kennecott Cop Mack Truck .. Marland Oil .. 3 Mont Ward ..17: N Y Central . .16 NYNHG&HS North Amer 1% Pack Mot ¢ 5y Pan Am Pet B 42 Phillips Pet ... 373 Pierce Arrow.. 11% Pullman 5 Radlo Corp ...17 Remington Rd 297, Reading ...... 100 Sears Roebuck 1177 sinclair Oil 251y Southern Pac 1141, Sd Ol N J 435 Std Ol N Y ¢ Stewar tWarner 923 691 Studebaker Texas Co ... Tex Gulf hnlwh 70 Sharpe of 50 Ha held 4 ari Thursday afternoon af § o'clock at|MiNing. railroad and industrial cen- | her home. Rev. William Ross, pas- 1°rs. They "-‘"“" Scranton, ‘vra'iml.: [tor of the First Baptist church, wili |Altoona and Pittsburgh, etary of | officiate and burial will be in 1air- | Treasury Andrew Mellon's home, as view cemetery. {in the Smith column. e Smith was very strong in the, WILLIAM KIOUGH western part of the state. They | The funeral of Willim 1t {said, adding that the light wines and Keough of 47 Lawlor street atill be |Decr issue would be a factor in poli- | held Thursday morning at § l.\” 2 <>ll" nwy :;""""I"‘"' vote fl"':r‘»‘xlvf} from his mother's home, 44 Lawlor | the western Duteh ny republi-| street and at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's CAns, they said, had declared vor‘ church. Burial will be in St. Mary's the governor. 3 e cemetery | They doubted Sonator-clect Vare's § e {anility to hold Philadelphia for | Mrs. Frances Etenaitis |Hoover. “He must now support a | Ary ticket, when he ran as a wet “If the elec- Smith would [ for senate.” they said. tion were tomorrow weep Pennsylvan 4 Service ‘Vledal& (o Be i Given to Foot Guards New Haven, July 25 (P—Serviee medals will be presented to 10 mem- Lers of the sccond company, Gov- ernors Foot Guards for their year enlistments at the summer gathering of that organization to- night at Momanguin. Major Pierrepont B. Foster will [present the medals. The recipients | will be Vergil 1. MeNeil. former !«tate commander of the G. A. R | Rohert 12 Manross. Arthur E. Wood- | {rnff, David H Clark, Thomas E. F. Norman, Judge John P. Studley, | rt W. Matton, Leonard Bost- | Fred H. Lehr, and George H. | | the sickness and death of our | N !brother and husband. and also for Indictment of Premier the floral offerings received. Signed. Belgarde. Jugoslavia, July 25 ®— | MRS. ADOLPH ACHENBACH, Indictment against Velja Vukitche- | and !vitch, premier of Jugo Rlavi: | President Peritch of the national as- | F'eck. Stowe & Wil | sembly |complicity in the | Paul Raditch jchek was demanded today hy Stefan | Torrington Co com | Raditch, Croatian peasant leader. He tig recovering slowly from the wounds 'suffered when his nephew and Dr. \Basaritchek were killed in the na- ' tional legislature on June 20. and 21 other legislators fOr“ assassination of | and Deputy Basarit- The president of the supreme e i court today requested M. Peritch to | Southern N E Tel .... 165 170 rescind the parliamentary fmmunity of several deputics. They are to be TRI CRY BALANCE |tried on charges of aiding and abet-| Treasury Balance, $147,885,585, | Hn: Puica Ratchitch, Montenegrin radical who used his pistol in the natiopal assembly. The men whom the .upreme court is thus trying to reach are deputies Toma Popovitch and Luna Jovanovich. Phoenix Fire {Conn Elec Rervice . | Hfd Elec Tim Kol Bear | Underwood .. Union Pac ... | Union Carbide 1 United Fruit .. 138% U S Ind Al .. 110% ! Rubher U S Steel ... Wabash Ry ... West Elec Willys Over Woclworth Wright Aero Am Tel & T A()Cil‘ STOCKS {Furnished by Putnam & Co.) Insurance Stocks. Bid Asked 990 Aetua Casvalty Aetna Life Ins Co .. Aetna Fire Automobile Ins .. Hartford 170 tional Iire ravelers Ins Co ... 147 Conn Gern al ... .. 1600 1650 riug Stocks. Am Hardware 69 o Am Hoglery ......o.: 22— Beaton & Cadwell . . Bige-Hfd Cpt Co com | Billings & Spencer com - Billings & Spencer pId Bristol Iirass Colt’s \lms gle Lock . 3 Fufnir xx‘ aring Co .. Hart & Cooley ... Landers, ¥ N B Machine B Machine pfd .... lul Niles-Be-Pond com ... 63 North & Judd ... - 18 Scovill Mfg Co 50 Standard Screw 105 | Stanley Works . o4 110 Union Mfg Co 16 Public l,"lllfis Stocks. 90 Conn Lt & FPow pfd .. 101 14 Light PRSI & 13 7 $0 N B Gas .. Ancient cloisters, or parts of them are still to be found in many parts of London: they are reminders of the days when the ecity boasted spa- cious monastic establishments, THROUGHOLT DAY Buying Continues to Be of High- w York, July 25 (P—The stock appearance of but the buy- |ing continued to be of a highly se- of pool activitics in the specialties lift- {cd more than issues l T e {from 1 to 5 points above yesterday's Tron s : D ea t h 8 m nped up Sligatly foom 4 littie | 75 per cent of capacity a week | dozen Trading continued relatively light to the absence of money | contin. the was generally | garded as temporary in character. | better of a Mid- land Steel Products preferred, Coty Warner which has recorded a spectacular gain in the last for- High Low Close Al Che & Dye 1783, 1783 Am Ag Che pd 71l | American Can 90% {the ithe | Minneapolis and St. Louis 5s, |of the industrial {more than a point reflecting indica- | i | We Offer: I 35 West Main Street We Offer: | Lawyers PUTNAM & CO. Mambers Now York & Harford Stack Bachangss 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 Automobile Insurance Co. Price on Application. Thomson, Tfenn & Co. Members of New York and Hartford Stock Exchanges Stuart G. Segar, Manager Bond and Mortgage Guaranty Co. New Britain Phone 2580 Mortgage EDDY BROTHERS & & Members Hartford Stock Exchange . HARTFORD NEmDEN BurrittHotel 8idj. Hartford Comn.Trust Bid§, Colony Bldd We Offer: 50 Shares of North & Judd Mfg. Co. Fuller, Richter, Aldrich & Co. COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDING NEW BRITAIN MEMHBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE Josepb M. Halloran WE OFFER:— AMERICAN Tel. 1383 Harold C. Mott HARDWARE STANLEY WORKS LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK Prince & Whitely Established 1878, Members New York, Chicago and Cleveland Stock Eschanges. Burritt Bldg.—69 West Main St.—Tel. 5405 Donald R. We Offer: Hart, Mgr. National Casualty Company of Detroit BOND MARKET 15 Today ow York, July 25 P—The bond market remained quiescent. today. | traders apparently biding their time pending expected developments in credit situation, although a slightly firmer tone developed in the restricted trading. Call money rencwed at 5 1-2 and time money remained at 6, but with outflow of funds from New York which hegins at this time of the month. Other stringency was anticipated, although there was no |call of loans by the banks up to mid- day. | Rails generally advanced on buy- ing inspired by an announcement of increased loadings and conscquent expectation of larger earnings in the last half. Great Northern 5 1-2. and actions showed Most otiuer several New York t zains of 1 to 3 points. | zains in this group were factional. Dodge Brothers 6s were a feature group, a gain of tions that the proposed merger with Chrysler will be consummated. Steel issues were firm on reports of in- | pressure. REPORTED QUIET |improvement. But Little Trading Goes On |fracture of the |alighted truck to enter a lunch room. The | her. i creased production, although Wick- wire Spencer Steel 7s and Youngs- town Sheet & Tube b5s were under Indiana Limestone 6s sag- |8ed more than 2 points. The foreign list was steady. United States government bonds showed no 11 Injured in Bus Crash in Keene, N. H. Keene, N. H., July 25 (M—Eleven | persons were injured early today when a bus returning from a Swan- | sea dance hall went through a guard rail on Main street here. All in- jured were taken to the, hospital where they were treated for minor injuries except for Alice O'Neil of Bellows Falls, Vt. who suffered a left leg and Mrs. Harriett Beauregard of Keene, who | received a fracture of the right arm. Harold May of Keene, driver, said something happened to the steering wheel as he was turning & curve. Arrest Hartford Girl Attired as a Man Bridgeport, Conn., July 25 UM— Alice E. Horton of North Main street, Hartford, was picked up here carly today just after she had from a New York bound girl was attired in men's clothing but her speech and walk betrayed She told police that she was tir. 1 of the capital city and was making her way to New York with the intention of finding work and living there. {