New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1928, Page 17

% from the first congressional district, VETERAN OFFICERS RETURN T0 POSTS i ckloon and Miss Coyle Hosored by A. 0. H: Auxilary Miss Rose McAloon was re-elected treasurer of the Ladies’' Auxiliary, A. O, H., for the 32nd consecutive term adnd Miss Nellie Coyle was re- elected financial secretary for the 30th term at the annual meeting of the auxillary held at the Y. M. T. A, & B. soclety hall last evening. Mrs. Katherine Kehoe was re- elected president for a second term and several other officers who work- ed with her during the past year were re-clected. They are as fol- lows: Mrs. Mary Igo, vice presi- dent; Mrs. Katherine Kalinowski, recording secretary; Miss Minnie Heery, sentinel; Mrs. Susan Hart, chairman of the standing commit- tee; Mrs. Julla Moorehead, mistresy of arms; Miss Anna O'Keefe, chair- man of Irish history committee; and Miss Florence Malarney, chairman of the degrec team, CONG. FENN T0 ADDRESS JOHN ANDERSON LEAGGUE Candidate for Re-clection (0 Speak at Nordem Hungalow Mecting Friday Evening. Congressman E. Hart Fenn, re- publican candidate for re-clection Weddings HALLENBACH—CONNELLY Miss Mae E. Conuelly, duughter of Mr. and Mrx, Patrick J. Connelly of €18 North Main street, and Hen- ry J. Kallenbach, son of Mr. and Mrs, Martin Kallenbach of 2 Cedur strect, Plainville, were married this morning at 9 o'clock at 8t. Mary's church by Rev. Walter J, Lyddy. The church was decorated with paims and chrysanthemums. The bride wore a period gown of flesh colored crepe ‘ith picture hat to match and carried a bouquet of briarcliffe roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Margic Connelly, who was her sister's maid of honor, wore a period gown of rose tan georgette and a lace picture hat. Richard Kallenbach, a brother of the bride- groom, was best man. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents for 75 guests from New York, Hartford, Plain ville and this-city. Pink asters and chrysanthemums were used for dec- orations at the home, Mr. and Mrs. Kallenbach will re- side at 156 Colymbia street, this clly, follnv\in[ a wedding trip. ASKS $5,000 FOR HURTS Stankey Karalus Brings Action Against Stanley Ziniewica for Tn- Juries sustained in Auto Accident ' Suit for $5,000 damages for per- sonal injuries resulting from an au- tomobile accident, was. brought to- day by Stanley Karalus against Stanley Zinlewicz, alias Stantey Zan. nawiez, through Attorney L. J. Go- lon. The complaint alleges that on Oc- tober 5, while the plaintiff was walking rortherly on Allen street, the defendant, who was driving an automobile carelessly and negligent- Iy ran into him, injuring him severe- Iy. As a result of the accident, which the plaintiff claims was caused | through reckless and dankerous op- eratlon of the car, he sustained a fractured skull, numerous abrasions lndfi'onluslnnn all over the body and a8 obliged to spend a large sum of will address the John Anderson re- publican league at a rally at Nor- den’s bungalow Friday evening. At- torney Herbert L. Emunuelson, & prominent worker in republican | circles, and local republican Clndi-i dates whl also speal The “Hoover Girls” will entertain with campalign songs. Music will be enjoved and refrflthmt‘n( rved. ANDREW BEGKIAN KILLED ident Dics at Hospil | money for medical care. kil s ot Hospltal fn | oers were sorved by Deputy Torvington as Result of Falling | sherift Matthew Papclak. Down Flight of Stairs. SNEAK THIEF GBS 850 Andrew Beckman, aged 67, aj former resident of this city, died to- | day at the Charlotte Hungerford puael pyifold hospital in Torrington, as & result | of a broken back sustained in a fall down stairs in a barn in West Corn- wall on Sunday. Mr. Beckman worked for a short time 1n local factories, leaving here about 20 years ago to engage in| farming in West Cornwall, where he | has lived since. He was the uncle of Edward Beckman, city mechanic. K. of C. Entertainment ' Next Tuesday Evenin, The house committes™ of Daly Councll, K. of C., held a meeting in the council rooms last evening and formulated plans for an elabo- rate pregram of entertainment at the meeting next Tuesday evening. The meeting will be held in the newly furnished meeting room and the program of entertainment will be presented in connection with the formal dpening of the room. A lunch will be served. The house committee will hold another meeting at 11:30 o'clock Sunday morning to complete thg plans for the affair. The committee announces that it is planning to in Oflice of Miss bell, Principal of Mary A. Cam Elibu Burrite School. That a police investigation is be- ing made into the operations of a sneak thief who stole $50 from a billfold in the office of Miss Mary A, Campbell, principal of Elihu Burritt sche on North, Clark and Lee streets last Friday, was learned today. The man was seen walking about the school corriders, according to but nobody stopped him or learned his mission. While Miss Campbell was out of her office, the theft was committed, the bilifold being left in her coat pocket when the money was taken out. Arrigoni Nominated by Republicans for Senate Baybrook, Junction, Oct. 10 (P — Chelso L. Arrigoni, of Durham, member of the 1927 house, was nominated for senator by the 34th district republican convention this noon. He was unopposed. All 12 foster & bowling team to represent \towng of the district were repre- the council sented. The nominee is & son of Frank Arrigoni, a presidential elec- One of the oldest of European |tor on the party ticket. superstitions is that animals assume the pewsr of speech at Christmas time. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR BEST RESULTS Report of the Conditien of THE NEW BRITAIN TRUST CO. At the closs of business om the 3rd day of October, 1938, RESOURCES Bends te mecure Postal Savings Deposits. 19,000.00 U. & Geverament Securities, 299.549.27 Other Securition, 1,003.431.70 JBanking House, hnn-n. Equipment and Fistures, 76 103,128.63 Uneollected interest earned, Due from customers (letters of credit), TForelga ftems, Total Assvts, ceeeenensnes LIABILITIES. Capita) Stock, $1,000,000.09 Surplus, 700,001 Undivided profita (lees expensse and tazes paid) 18481, 18,021 11,16 Reserved for Taxes Due te Banks and Bunkers, Postal Savings Deposits, Certified Checks, Dividends Unpaid, Christmas @avings and Thrift Funde Bills payable, Re-discout Other Mabilitles (viz.) Tetters of credit, Unearned discount and interest, Total Liavilitlon, ...ococennens 4,987.318.32 476,000.00 101,765.20 5,105.00 27,260.75 . $7.480,465.02 Sate of Commecticut, County of Hartferd. ss' New Britain, October 9, 1928, Macomber, Tressurer of the aforessid New Brit- wlemniy ewear that the foregoing statement fo true te the Dest of my kaewiedge and beliof. £ F. W. MACOMBER. Trsssurer. Subscribed and eworn to befere ma this 3th day of October, 1938. V. L. KNIGHT, Notary Public. information obtained by the police, || | BARV.OUBBRTEDAY | City ltems l Seventh Amgiversary Observed With Dinner, Estertalnment and Talk By New Yok Adve dahl of 173 Roxbury road. Woman | Ldeutenant Samuel mobile trip to Niagara Falls Canada. [ Members of the Busineas and Pro- fessional Women's club last evening {celebrated their scventh birthday anniversary of the organization by a dinner and entertainment at the! cltb house on High street, The speaker was Miss Jemie Lee Hall of Brooklyn, N, Y. Miss Hail is secretary and treasurer of the Stanley E. Guanison, Inc., advertis- ing agency. Her talk was devoted principally to the national federa- tion of B. and P. W. clybs, Miss Kutherine Colton was n charge of the program. Miss Mabel Wallen was toastmistreas. Piano se- lections were presented by Miss }Eth?l Prior and vocal selections by Miss Harriet Foley, “ A telegram was received from Mrs. Mabel Foster of Hartford, former state president .nd godmother of the lockl club. M. | Foster is spending her vacation in New York. Groetings were brought by Miss Kate Ryan, a member of the New Dritain club and also state president. The esmmittee in charge consisted of Misses Estelle Cuddy, Marion Campbell and Rachael Spencer, JEWS NEED $13,000 FUND FOR SITE OF SYNAGOGUE Carroll Conklin of George Pera of 183 tain Kelly today that his truck Commercial streets and broke it. taglia of 27 Franklin street appeared 1o have been abandoned in Walling- ford. An investigation 1aade. | BARRON CASE' DROPPED ered in Charge of Crimin- al Negligence Brought Against New Britain Auto Drjper A nolle has been entered in su- on the charge gence, after a {court presided over hearing by Justice Mi- A daughter was born this morn- ing to Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lin- Bamforth of the police department is on an auto- and The police were notified today of the return of the right to operate to 70 City avenue, and return of the license of Arthur Dahigren of 43 Kensington avenue. Tremont street, driver tor M. M. Krikorian of 74 Prospect street, reported to Cap- |atruck an electric light at Elm and The local police were notified to- day that an automobile truck regis- tered in the name of Ralvitore Bat- is hfiihg ! j perior court in the case of Thomas {J, Barron of 771 Farmington aven- ue, this city, who was bound over of criminal negli- | in police NEW BRITAIN DAIY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1928, W;l; }:;e—likmh The Gillette Sufety Razor Co. to- day declared a stock dividend of & per cent and the regular quarterly ers meeting has been called for Oct. 31 10 vote on increasing capital stock to 3,000,000 shares of no par 000,000 to permit pay- ment of the stock dividend: an extra dividend share, payable November 1, stockholders of record October 20. Payments on accumulated back dividends were ordered by the New River Co. of Mt. Hope, W. Va., and Tloston at the rate of 16 per cent on | the preferred stock, | New York. Oct. 10.—P— ! Bituminous coal production for the | week ended Oct. 6 shows an in- | crease over the two preceding weeks. Last week's production totaled 11,- {100,000 net tons, the National Coal Assoclation reports, against 10,021, 000 for the week ended Reptember 22 and 11,059,000 net tons for the | week ended September 29, i - C. W. Avery, president of the Mur- ‘ray Corp. pf America, stock in whick | hus heen active on the exchange, has denled rumors of mergers with Mar- {mon Motor Co. or un) other com- | pany. Co., Inec., Committve to Conduct 10 Day Cam- i Chael A. Sexton. Barron, Who Was which muke ¢ shoes, has ) [represented by Judge William K. (aken over Ground G ipper Stores, l paign Augmented By Addition- ‘i\:.\mxa:. "uur«l ;In ing a coupe Inc., a retail chain through which 3 rough Broad strect on Hunday, the shoes are sold; the Kahler Shoe ! al Members Today. | August 9 when it struck a parked Co.. distributors of Dr. Kahlers | The fund for the payment of sit ; tFU¢K on Which Joseph Pienkos, Shoes, and the Powers Realty Trust, of the new synagogue of the Con- 28°d 11, of 96 Gold street, was 1 real estate firm which owns a shoe anding, his exact position having been on a wheel hub. The boy was killed and Sergeant P, J, O'Mara ar- rested Barron after an investgation. At the time he bound Barron over to superior court, Justice Sexton ob- | served that there was evidence of negligence in the manner in which Barron handled the driver's wheel, | but whether it was gross, wanton | and criminal was not for him to &H). gregation Sons of lsrael contributed to date amounts to JI00 instead of $32,000 as reported yesterday, leaving $19,000 to be collected during the 10 day drive conductl by (he | joint committee of the Prabun elub | und the congregation. The present building committee finding the task a diflicult one has augmented its ranks with the fol- lowing members of the conkriits tion: Sldney Simon, Dr. B, Protass M. Richman, B. Miller, Samurl Was- Kowitz, 1,. Davis, Monroe 8. Gordon, Louis Ribinow, I.. Edelson, J. Fisvn- R CRONS REPORT The fourth thousand dollars IIu\P J [ been received and passed in the Red | berg, M. H. Horwitz, L. Kirchuits | 9 . . Pl e “ross relief fund drive, and the (& Kaplan. Wil Gresnatel, 1. 1 | rguren ehocktor s1300 went 've | GAIl HODEY Plenfllnl But Trag- it D Y i headquarters at “Washington today. . ' [Noveck, I. Goldman, A. Iosnbiuty, | 504¥'8 eport by Treusurer Leon A. ¢rs Fail to React " | Bprague, showing less than §1,000 oute A, /Urecaler, Slanan (on Sich el 'ie e Lollowis | Kabinow and Leon iieplan. Iny tions to ioln tha comm 'ttee we $5.000.00 to Henry Sehapick, Meyer Zit and Isaoc Rapp. | There are aow 3 teams cut o- | Beceived liciting funds and ths 1o ports of »ach | 104y ...... 256.33 |team will be presgnted to the zon {mittee Thursday evening at the Total 1o dute . #4,260.6: headquarters in the Leonard build ———— !ing, room 304, The space for the . § 73818 campaign camimittee was donated by e !Louls R. Raphael, for the time of TIONN |||e driv l Arthur W. Jon.s of 139 Church |street, and Prudence M. Rowe of | 202 Hart streef, have applied for a Ziza Boosters to (flve rriage lice @ o ice The Ziza Boosters of Aziz Grotto | Application has .Also been made by Is planning to hold a carnival and |Isadore K. Kramer of Waterbury, frolic at the clubroom of the club|2nd Dorothy M. Goldberg of 40 Tal- on West Main starting Hallowe'en | cott street. night, October 31 and runuing through November 1, 2 and 3. As a feature of the carnival the club will hold a marathon danc Norwich, Oct, 10 UP-—No criminal the first {negligence was found in the death of of its kind in this city, on the open- | Mrs. Giovana Muratori, 41, late of ing night. The dance will com-|New London In a finding lesued to- mence at 7 o'clock and will lust five |day by Coroner Edward G. McKa: hours. -There will be two orches-| The woman met her death on Sep- tran." George Rawlings, chairman tember 3 when riding with her hus- of the committee, has already re-|band on a motorcycle. It collided ceived numerous applications for [With & curbstone und she was entries and the unique feature is|thrown out on her head. attracting a great deal of attention | among local terpsichoreans, The following day, November 1, h.u been named as the Blue Lodge ht, vember 2, as the State| rntto Night, and November 3 as the | i Knllhh of Columbus Night, The following members are in charge of the carnival: Martin H. Horwitz, donations and prizes; How- ard Timbrell and J, H. Milkey, pub- licity and decorations; Lambert Lord, entertainment; Harry Hatsing. treasurer; George Smedley and Al fred Pliz, booths: Charles Neal, tickets and general secretary: George Rawlings, marathon dance; Willlam Leopold, concessions, and David L. Nair, general chairman. Postpone Expulsion of Horan From France Paris, Oct. 10 (PM—Expulsion from France of Harold Horan, cor- respondent of the New York Ameri- can, has been postponed by 'the gov- ernment. It was announced that an investigation would be made of ail angles of the case, Horun had been requested to leave France by tomorrow because of his eonnection with the publication of a French diplomatie memorandum on the Anglo-French naval accord. ——— Charter No. 13848, Rescrve Distriet No. 1 MEFORT OF CONDITION OF THE CITY NATIONAL BANK of New Britain, in the s tlcut, at the close of busine tober 3rd, 1928. mvmu Loans and discou = 2 Deaths Mrs, Anthony Slesaak Mrs. Mary Sleszak, ¢2 vears old, of Bouthington, died at 4:15 o'cle this morning at the New Britain General hospital. 8he was the wife of Anthony Bleszak and had been a patient there for two weeks, Funeral arrangements, in charge of Gould Co., of Southington, are ncomplete. Funeralu Ammum McBrayne Funeral services for Archibald Mclirayne of Rocky Hill avenue were held this afternoon at 1.30 o'clock at the funeral parlors of Frank P. Duffy on Main street and at 2 o'clock at Erwin chapel. Burial was in Fairview cemetery. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their sympathy shown us during our re- cent bereavement in the death of our beloved son, husband and broth- er, We also wish to thank especial- ly those who sent floral ofterings. (Bigned) § 913,373.00 Overdratta 36448 MR. and MRS. JOHN DIXON, ates Government se- MRS. BERNARD DIXON, curities owned 261,000.00 - CON i Other bonds. stocks, JAMES DIXON, 1 curities owned 118,178.08 WM. B DIXON, | Banking house 3 53 M 3 VM. E. 2 Furniture and fixtures 9,994.53 §1,855.08 TR WIL o FRREE with Federal Re- We wish to thank our many | friends and neighbors for flowers & T ““'”'""“ anll kind sympathy during the Other asects death of our son and brother Robert. CHARLES W. GOODRICH AND FAMILY. Jw:lh A. Haffey Wmllll 1688-2 Total TAABILITIES Capital stock paid in cashier of the solemnly swear Plant Bulbs Now Extra selected bulbe in mamed varities— Bresdar Tulipa, Oarwie Teiips, Hracisths Daffodils er Narcissi, Wsl'osyflm - -mmnrw-mm-h this 9th day of October, 1 B. A, GREYBOWSKI, Notary Public. Correct-Attest : ERNEST W. CHRIST JOHN A. ERICKSON H, CANP I\ kindness and | CARD OF THANKS | factory at Roxbury, Muss. The com- pany will have a chain of 103 stores, of which 43 will be factory owned. The others will operate under ex- clusive franchise. All manufacturing i will be in Roxbu BOND MARKET LAGS " ONGE HORE TODAY New York, Oct. 10 ®-—The bond {market again lagged today. Cal jmoncy wes again in supply, rencw- !uu; #t 6 1-2 per cent, but bond Itraders found ne encouragement |reports that efforts would be made |to Kkeep the rate at current levels ito prevent calling of Joans by cor- porations, B Activity centered in recent favor- lites in the early trading. Andes Copper 7s made & point guin on a |rally from a 2-point drop, and Anaconda 78 improved fractionally. Barnsdall 65, both with and ex-war- rants, extended their gains by frac- tions, | 1In the ralls, Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh 4 1-28 gained more than la point on announcement of acquisi- tion of the road by the Van Swer- ingens. Erie 48 A Improved fra tionally. Seaboard issues were in- clined to work lower, New Haven 55 gained nearly a point in a smads turnover. Industrials and utilities were vir- |tually neglected. American Beet Sugar 6a lost a point, and U, 8. | Rubber 5 eased. Public Bervice of New Jersey 4 1-28 improved some- what, MME. WALSKA MUST PAY IF SHE KEEPS JEWEL | Worth $2,500,000—Treasury Depart- ment Upholds New York Deci- sion By Customs. Waushington, Oct. 10 (A—Mme. Ganna Walska, wife of Harold F. | McCormick of Chicago, will have to effects estimated to be worth $2.- 500,000 if she keeps them in the United States. This decision was reached today by the treasury department which supported the action of the collector u( customs at New York in assessing |a duty against the valuables, Warranty Louie 8. Jones to John Elbridge road. Paul Zink to Arthur and AMce Hill, Francis street. Paolo Puzzo to M. |trustee, Wilson street. E. Curtin, S. Gordon, Mortgages Joseph Nappi to the Commercial | Trust Co., $300, Clinton atreet. 8. Ethel Gerrish to the Fidelity Industrial bank, $550, Francis street. Quitciaim Deeds Max Bloomperg to 1da Bloomberg. | Lake Boulevdrd. Bodwell Realty Co. to Julius Peltzer, et al, Edgewoed avenue. Mechanic’s Lien James Truscio to Ernest Schae-, fer, $36, Buell street. Judge Reserves Decision In' Promissory Note Suit A reserved decision was the result of the hearing of the $1,500 suit brought by Santo Triglio against James Perretta, which was tried in city court today by Judge Henry P. Roche. The action is eover a promissory note, which the plaintiff produced as evidence, in which the defendant promised to pay the sum of-$1,100 six months after date, the date of issuance being . January 9, and which the said defendant failed to do. The defendant's answer was that the plaiatiff loaned him §900, for which the plaintiff was given a note in the amount of $1,100, charging him $200 interest apart from the regular interest. Joseph G. Woods represented the plaintiff, and Albert Greenberg was counsel for the de- fendant. READ lnun__cuuufi 7'um ADS cash dividend of $1.25. A stockhold- pay duty on her jewels and personal If Rel-l“Esllle News, "" i ______ { Sinclair Oil TIGKER FALLS 2 MINUTES INREAR Trading Brisk on Wall Street as Spouuion Conine New York, Oct. 10 UP—Specula- Directors of Nash Motors declared | tion for the advance was resumed | of 50 conts @lon u broad scale in today's stock to! market, the rally in high priced in | dustrial specialties being conducted {with considerable violence, Extrem: | gains in the active issues ranged from 1 to 13 1-2 points with at | least a score selling at record high | levels. | Trading was conducted | brisk pace, with the ticker 20 minutes or More behind th ket by early afternoon. The rapidi at e fallipr he mar- of the advance indicated un over 80ld position in many stocks. the wp Leing driven to cover by shorts pearance of large buying orders. Morger, recapitalization un, er dividend r advance in many issues. Call money was again in 6 1.2 per cent. Time displayed an easler underton: street apparently was not disturbe by the statement of Charles E Mitchell, president of the National | City bank, that “credit expansion resulting from increasing stock | prices is fairly close to the mafe | lim i Qutside the stock interest centered in market the a high mors accompanicd the i plenti- | ful supply at the renewal figure of | money e, Wall chief monthly tonnage report of the United States ‘Steel corporation showing a nearly 73,000 tons in unfilled orders | lust month. tion are per cent of capacity. Allied Chemical, Mont Ward, and International Hai all up more than 13 points a | tirst two at new high records, advance in stock prices. | Brothers jumped 11 points, i2nd American Smrelting 9. Plants of the ¢ | Mijlins corporation and Texus Pacific § each. Dunhill, Express, neral Goodyear, Motor Baking pfd. und A Products, Keith- Alby | Reading, New Pittsburgh and W Virgin | belaware and Hudson up 3 or more, were active in th group. Railroad cquipment {off, Lima Locomotive points and Pullman und Steel Car each reacting 1. A wild outhurst of bullish « duy's tock market. Allied Cl ed with a block of 2500 up 3 1-2, and a new h { cord. Chrysler, Reduction, General Airway | advanced a point or more. opened with a block of 10,000 iat 97, up 2 points. (Furnished by Putnam & High~ Low Al Che & Dye 236 228 | Am Ag Che pd 65 6314 American Can 109% 1073 {Am Loco .... 95% — !Am Sumatra . 617 613, [Am Sm & Re 267% 259% Am Sugar ... Th% T4 Am Tobucco . 160% — | Anaconda Cop 84% 83% Atchison .... 192 191 Balt & Ohio. 112 111% Beth Steel ... 70 683y Brook Man .. 78% Cer De Pasco 97% {Ches & Ohio 182 C R I & Pac 1273 Chrysler Corp 136". iColo Fuel ... 6 Congoleum .. 26 ‘;. Consol Gas .. 773 |Corn Products . ' Davison Chem . jErie RR . Famous Players 50% Flelschmann Freeport Tex Genl Asphalt Genl Elcc .. Genl Motors .. | Glidden Hud Motors . Hersheys Int Comb, Eng 71% Int Cement . 698 Int Nickel ....142% Int Harves ...3021; Ken Cop .....101% Mack Truck .. 963 Marland Oil .. 40 Mo Kan & Tex 41 Y Central .. NYNHGEH 63% North Amer... 73% North Pacific 100% Pack Mot Car 957 Pan Am Pet B 49 Phillips Pet... 41% Pullman Radio Corp Remington Rd Sears Roebuck 1493 Southern £td Ol N J £td Ol N Y Stewart Warn 10413 Ftudebaker .. K45, Texas Co ..... 651, Tex Gulf Sulph To1, Tim Rol Bear 136 Underwood ... 13 Union Pac .. 1% Union Carbide 1563, Unlted Fruit . 135% U R Ind Al .. 1273 U 8 Rubber .. 43% U 8 Steel .... 1603 Wabash Ry ... 79% West Elec 1061 Willys Over .. 29% ‘Woolworth 1947% Wright Aero . 166 Am Tel & Tel 177 Insurance Stocks Hid Asked Aetna Casualty . 1160 1180 Aetna Life Ins Co ... 865 875 Aetna Fire rights . . 875 899 Automobile Ins .. . 425 4 Hartford Fire ........ 8§45 s National Fire .. 1130 Phoenix Fire .. 820 8 Travelers Ins Co . 1615 1630 Conn. General . )ln-ua-m; Stocks Am Hardware . 68 Am Hosiery . 22 Beaton & Cadwell .... ! Bige-Htd Cpt Co com .. Blllings 88 & Spencer eom — now working close (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) gain of orpora- to 90 gomery ryvester, und the the Warrer Curties Radio 8, ' nd | o Refrigerating, ne ee prd. ' vold five to nearly 7 points higher. York O entral, jia and points rail were e » breaking 4 Pressed nthusi- characterized the opening of to- hemical | whures igh re- eneral Motors, Air | Signal, | Purity Buking and General Ll Hudson lectric shares THE MARKET AT 2:30 P. M, Co.) Close 232 65 108% 61% 267%. T4t | 835 1800 22| el also | We Offer: We Offer: Prince & Whitely stablistid 1878, Members New Vork Chieago and Cleveland Stock Kschanges Burritt Bldg.—69 West Main St.—Tel. 540¢ Donald R. Hart, Mgr. Southern Railway Company ANALYSIS Copy will be mailed on request 100 Shares of Colt’s Patent Firearms b “Investments That Grow” . Fuller,Rlchter, Aldrich&Co. | COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDING MEMBERS Jaseph M. Halloran PUTNAM & CO. Mombers Now Vork @ Bardord Suask Buchongss 31 WEST MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 MARTFORD OFFICE, ¢ CENTRAL ROW. THL 1448 Aetra (Fire) Insurance Co. Price on Application. | @homson, THenn & Lo, Members of New York and Hartford Stock Exchanges 53 West Main Street Stuart G Kegar, Manages " 10 000 CITY OF MERIDEN Series B School 4, t. 1, 1932 to Yield 4.15% 15,000 City of Meriden \ Series B School 4! Sept. 1, 1933 to Yield 4:15% | EDDY BROTHERS &G Members Hartford Stock Exchange HARTFORD BurrittHotel Bid. Hartford Comn. Trust Bid3, Colony Bldg HARTFOR D STOCK EXCHANGE Tel. 1258 New Hritain Phone 25t NEW BRITAIM Harold C. Moti Boiler, National Fire, Phenix, New York Hamburg. Because each company shows a steady and persistent growth in earning power that is—and will be—reflected in substantial return to the investor. FIDELITY INDUSTRIAL BANK 136 West Main Street : New Britain, Connecticut P A T S S e S S AP, We Offer and Recommend: These Insurance Stocks At the Market ¢ Aetna Life, Aetna Fire, Hartford Fire, Hartford Steam hoenix Fire, Travelers, American- LOANS ON SECURITIES $50 . $5,000 ONE YEAR PAYMENT PLAN Billings & Spencer pfd — Bristol Brass Colt’'s Arms .. Eagle Lock . Fafnir Bcnfln. Co ... Hart & Cooley Landers, F ... N B Machine N B Machine pfd Niles-Be-Pond com Nerth & Judd . .. Peck, Btowe & Wil Ruseell Mg Co .. Scevill Mtg Co Standard Screw . . 110 10 28 "y 63 Cenn Elec Service . ” Conn Lt & Pow pfd .. 160 Hfd Elec Light .. 132 e N BGas.... %98 e | Southern X E Tel ... 169 & Conn. Power ... 187 140 § Stanley Works . “ Torrington Co ‘com ke Union Mfg Co . 20 VeederRoot“.... (1} Public Utliittes M Allied Pr. and Light .. 19 TREAM/RY BALANCE Treasury Balwmes, fi.u«.tu.