New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1928, Page 21

1. Y. C. A PLANNING GIRLY' REST ROOM To Be Located in New Leonard Building Plans are under formation by the officials of the Y. W. C. A. for the .establishment of a girls' fest room ' building on Main strect to be located in the new Leonard The pro- posed room will be open to all girls in the city. Although the proposi- tion has not been placed before the official board for approval, it is ex- pected that the idea will meet with favor. It is planned to open the reom within a month. The membership rally and the 18th birthday celebration of the founding of the Y. W. C. A. in New Britain held last evening in the gym. nasium at the Y. W. C. A. was a decided success and was attended by & large gathering. The membership and educational committees acted as hostesses. Following a supper at 6:30 o’clock & play and butterfly dance was pre- sented. Miss Ruth Rheldon was the main speaker of the evening and spoke on the toplc, - “Internationai Relations.” 8he dealt mainly on the Bouth American countries and ex- plained the feeling that the people of those countries have towards America. Miss Sheldon said that the South Americans did not under- stand America and had the idea that this universe was always looking out for its pwn interest at their expense. DAY AWAITING REPLY School Committeeman Fails to See How Mayor Paonessa Can Con- strue His Stand as Evasive, 8School Committeeman William H. Day fails to see in what respect his reply to Mayor Paonessa’s debate challenge is an evasion and he is awaiting a response from the mayor, he said this afternoon. The mayor, incensed at Mr. Day’s declaration that Paonessa has brought the school committee into politics, challenged him to debate the issue in a shcool auditorium. Mr. Day replied he would be glad to dcbate before the board of finance and taxation and the com- mon council on the question of whether an addition to the present senior high school is the proper so- lution or if a new school should be built in another section of the city. letter, termed it an evasion. Mayor Paonessa 18 now awaiting | word from Mr. Day as to whether he will debate, while Mr. Day awaits similar word from the| mayor, Woman Denies Firemen Helped Her Enter Home Mrs. Helen Procko, of 152 Tre- mont street, whose 15 months old baby locked her out yesterday morning and forced her to call upon | the fire department for aid, today stated that she put the call into the department around 9:30 o'clock but was told to call again in 15 minutes. She called again and walted around until nearly noon. When no help was | forthcoming she broke a window and gained admittance to her apart- “Vendemia,” as it is called. 8enorita Amapolo del Vando, 18, a Spanish belle of 8an Gabriel, was chosen queen for this year's festival. It doesn’t remind us at all of that old fable of sour grapes. PHEASANT TAKEN CAPTIVE Broken Icg—May Have Been Hit by Auto, A beautiful rainbow colored pheasant, which evidently strayed |into the heart of the city, was cap- tured by Captain Stanley Rozanski of the fire department and Patrol- man Charles J. Anderson in |flower bed in Central park | was first noticed by some boys, who |in the darkness could not determine |what it was hopping around ,n the |flower bed. They notified the officer, | who investigated, and found the {assistance and together they round- ed the creature and finally cap- tion they passing automobile. taken home by the cnpmln. TO l“'lLl) $40,000 HO!IE I'house on Lincoln street, mear the city limit, The contract has been let to Carlson & Torrell. Plans were drawn by Oliver A. Wiard. i Every fall southern California cele- brates the festival of the grape, or RIGHT IN HEART OF GITY Bird Caught at Central Park With the | last The mayor ,after receiving the Day |PiSht at about 6 o'clock. The bird |bird elusive. Captain Rozanski, who lhappened to be about, came to his tured it. It proved to be a vari-col- ored pheasant and upon examina- found that its leg was ! broken. It was evidently hit by some The bird was William H. Hart has applied for a permit to build a single family NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1928 WIFE FLEES HOME 0 ESCAPE BEATING Tmufies Husband Wanted to, Tie Her to Door Mrs. Walter Bazylewicz of 193 Hart- | ford avenue, which have been aired in police court a number of times, |took up considerable time in police |court today, Barylewicz being |charged with breach of the peace ‘Ind assaulting his wife. He is 33 years of age and the father of four | children. | Mrs. Bazylewicz testified that she 1 h |on account of her husband's laziness and love for liquor. Bunday afternoon she returned from work and found him intoxi- |cated. She berated him for failing {to have the children dressed and the ihouie in order and also for being !Intoxicated. He went out and when {more intoxicated than when he ileft. A fight ensued, Bazylewicz {pulling her hair and striking her with a milk can. One of her eyes {was blackened and closed. He threatened to kill her and was about to tie her to the door with a rope when she fled through a fire escape and asked another tenant in the block to call the police and Supernumerary Thomas W. Riley responded and made the arrest. Miss Wachter of the New Britain Welfare association testified that she found marks and bruises on Mrs, Bazylewicz's legs, arms and should- ers. Dr. Moses Kupellan testified that he attended Bazylewicz at the police station for a cut on the ear. was under the influence of liquor at the time, Dr. Kupelian said. Bazylewicz accused his wife of causing the trouble. She had or- dered him to wash clothes and he intended to do so but firs. he want- ed to soak them. As soon as his wife came home she rushed at him and he left hoping she would calm |herself but when he returned she started for him again, he said. Questioned by Mr. Greenstein, he said he has been out of work for five weeks on account of an injury to his back but he can go to work at once. Judge Saxe imposed a suspended jail sentence of three months and warned Bazylewicz that his next conviction will be the means of his going to jail for a long time. He was represented by Attorney Thom- sa J. Cabelus. HURT NEAR MEMORIAL Mrs. John Chapman of Kensing- ton, whose daughter Alice was kill- ed several days ago when struck by an automobile, was treated last night at New Britain General hos- pital for an injury to her hand, the result of a fall on the stcps at the entrance to the pool at Walnut Hill park. Mrs, Hill was with her at the time, and Supernumerary Offi- cer James Crowley had t' 'm taken to the hospital. The accldent was witnessed by Councilman and Mrs. John E. Holmberg of 72 Ash street and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Fortier of 159 Kelsey street Officer Crowley reported that the women misjudged their distanee as they were on the steps, tne light be- ing poor. The domestic troubles of Mr. m\d‘ as worked since she was married | |he returned some time later he was He | o City Items T. A. B. Fair, adm. 10c, Oct. 18-22 —advt. A meeting of the Sunshine society was held Sunday at the llefllodllfl {church. A report of 35 sick calls! was made. Food and flower reports | | were also made. Dancing, T. A. B. Fair, Oct. 18-22. ! —advt. Hot lunch specials. Crowell Drug. —advt. Fua T. A. B. Fair, Oct. 18-22.— |advt. | | Supernumerary Officer John Jan- | jaitis reported that an attempt was i made tast night to enter a fruit store at 66 Broad street, owned by J. Koz- lowski, by prying open the rear | door. Harry Blews reported to the po- !lice that he believed an attempt had | heen made to enter his restaurant at 216 Main street, but Sergeant O'Mara who investigated, reported that there appeared to be no foun- | dation for the suspicion. Gustave Grigish of 56 Osgood ave- nue reported to the police today the ! theft of two rabbits from his coop st night. A delegation of members of Gran- |its Temple of Honor from Seymour {will attend the meeting of Phoenix |"Temple of this city Thursday eve- !ning. There will be initiation and a | supper after the meeting. The session will be held in L. 0. O. hall on Arch street. Mrs. Harry Hazen of Maple Hill, |who has been a patient in the Hart- ford hospital for the past six weeks, returned to her home on Broadview street last night. 8he is reported as improving rapldly and well on the way to recovery. The annual meeting of the New Britain chapter, American Red Cross, will be held on the evening of October 24. Officers will be elected for the coming year, a chairman selected for the annual roll call and other business trans- acted. The Shuttle Meadow Club, Inc., has sold to William H. Hart, Jr., & plot of land on Lincoln street. Eras- tus Hart, Jr., has quit-claimed to Lucla B. Barnes, administratrix, property on Mal street. The police yere notified today of the return of thc operator's license af Quinto Bissoni of 170 Oak street. Supernumerary Officer Cole re- ported that an elderly woman was injured by stepping into a hole in the sldewalk in front of a restau- rant at 135 Main street last night. The police were notified at 5:45 last evening that three young men were acting suspiciously on Beaver street, but Sergeants McCue, EI- linger and O’Mara were unable to locate them. At 2:10 this afternoon Captain Kelly was notified that a man was acting suspiciously on Wil- cox street, i CALLS ON COOLIDGE Washington, Oct. 16 (M—Lady Nancy Astor, British member of parliament, called upon President Coolidge at the White House today. Joseph Xemmond Joseph Xemmond, 67 years old, died at the Starr home on Howard street this morning. He was born in Austria and lived in this’city about 17 years, He was! a member of the Austrian Singing | society and St. Stehen's soclety. |the ¥. w. Lwill widower, of this city, | Struminski, | ried in Meriden, September 17, by Wall Street Briefs eh | New construction started in the 37 states east of the Rockies be- tween Jan. 1 and Oct. 12 hows an incre of more than $25,000,000 over the first 10 months of 1927, Dodge corporation an- nounced today. Last week's total of $107,853,900 was 33 per cent under the preceding week's figures. The daily average of contracts from the first of the year is $22.534,600 as compared with $21,016,900 for the first 10 months of 1927, Orders received by the General Electric company for the three months ended Sept. 30 amounted to $90,328,6 compared with $77,- 420,263 for the corrssponc ng quar- ter in 1927, President Swope an- nounces. For the last ¢ months orders amounted to $260,686,463, against $233,076,091 for the first 9 months of last year. | are | Orders for machine tools holding at a good level in virtually | all sections of the country and pros- pects for the final quarter of the| year are bright, American machin- | ist states, Business in the automo- | bile centers is better than expect- ed for this time of the year. Purity Bakeries gorporation, | which has absorbed two other chains recently, carned $4.63 a share on | {493,352 common shares In the 40| | weeks ended Oct. 6 against $3.27 ou | 421,652 shares, ‘equal to 210,826 Class B shares in the same period | in 1927, American Chicle Co. stockholders today approved a two for one stock split up in authorizing issuance of one new share for each share held. Increase of common stock authori- zation to 500,000 shares from 187,. 500 was voted, along with a reduc- tion in the book value of the com- | mon from $20 to $10 a share. Stock- | holders of record October 29 are entitled to share in the distribution. A quarterly dividend of 50 cents v:as declared on the new stock, pay- able January 1 to holders of record December 12. This places the stock | on a $2 basis against §3 paid on the | old. Directors of Montgomery Ward and company today voted to in- crease the company common stock from 1,285,000 shares to 6,000,000 shares, and called meeting of stockholders for November 19, to !'submit the proposition, The directors approved a plan to offer stockholders the privilege to buy two additional shares for $35 for each share held. The remain- ing shares after this distribution be held for such future dis- position as the directors may deter- mine, The new stock will be placed on a $2.50 annual dividend basis eftective with the regular dividend | of February, 1929. The company | will retire $7,665,000 in obligations of its subsidiaries, OUT OF TOWN MARRIAGES Marriages performed out of the city which have been reported to the oftice of the town clerk here in- clude: Patrick Borselle of this city, and Fausta M. Fajjani of Meriden, married in Meriden, September 6, by Rev. Emilio Iastello; Frank Zuk, and Lucy widow, of Terryville, married in Plymouth, September 10, by Rev. P. J. Kaczmarski. Joseph K. Gaspen of this city, and Ger- trude V. Fairwood of Meriden, mar- | Ward, Unlon Carbide and National | | prices, the gains ranging from 1 to |18 expected by bankers | next few days. loil export {and Wlite Eagle STOCK MARKET 13 SPURRED UPWARD More Than Two Score lm&sl Make Records New York, Oct. 16 (P—Spurred | on by recapitalization and favorable | dividend rumors, the stock market | continued its move to higher ground today on a large volume of buyers. More than two score issues, includ- | ing General Motors, Montgomery- | PUTNAM & CO. Mabers New Yook & Hardford sk Buhangss 31 WEST MAIN 8T., NEW BRITAIN . (when issued) Bought and Sold Thomson, Tfenn & To. Members of New York and Illnford Stock Exchanges 55 West Main Street New Britain !’hun 2580 i Siuart G. Gegar, Manager ash Register, attained record high | nearly 10 points. Call money renewed at 7% per cent but a lowering of the rate to 6 within the Today's temporary stringency was attributed to the semi-weekly adjustment of the bLanks' positions at the Federal Re- serve bank. Time money was more frecly offered at 7 per cent. Proposals for the formation of an association under the Webb act, coupled with reports that preliminary conferences looking to 4 world curtailment of production were now under way, brought fresh buying into the oil shares. Publica- tion of excellent third quarter re- | ports by the Tidewater Associated | companics also | stimulated the demand for that group. Mexican Seaboard, Beacon and Barnsdall “A" moved into new | high ground and Pan American B | crossed 50 on & large turnover. THE. MARKET AT 2:30 P. M. (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) ‘e Offer: AETNA LIFE AND PHOENIX FIRE Price on Application High Low Close Al Che & Dye 227 223% 223% | s w2l EDDY BROTHERS & American Can 112% 111% 111% /Am Loco .... 95 = = M‘mb H. ord d‘."‘p Am Sumatra . 61% 607 61 ers Hortf Stock Ex i Am Sm & Re 2624 261% 262% | RRER R S e s HARTF “rm" wemaex Am Tobacco . 166% 163% 165% | Burril Bidg, Hartford Conn. M Colony Bidg, Anaconda Cop 84% & 843 Atchison .... 193% 193% Balt & Ohlo. 113% 112% 2 Beth 8teel Ty 701 |l We Offer: Brook Man .. 12% i Cer De Pasco 98% Ches & Ohio 184% CR 1 & Pac 132% Chrysler Corp 13414 40 Shares STANLEY WORKS 60 Shares LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK Colo Fuel ... 69% Congoleum .. 25% Consol Gas .. 1% 50 Shares Corn Prod s34 AMERICAN HARDWARE CORP. Dav Chem ... 60% Erie RR 56% Fam Players . 49% Fleischmann . 8¥% Freeport Tex . 53% Genl Asphalt . 73 Genl Elec ....1667% LOANS ON SECURITIES $50 . $5,000 ONE YEAR PAYMENT PLAN Gen! Motors ..221% Glidden T Hudson Motors 93% Int Comb, Eng 683 70 Int Cement . Int Nickel Int Paper Ken Cop . Mack Truck .. 99 Marland Oil .. 40% Mo Kan & Tex 41% Mont Ward FIDELITY INDUSTRIAL BANK . 136 West Main Street New Britain, Connecticut 306 North Amer. North Pacific 101 Pack Mot Car 100% Pan Am Pet B 51% ent. After the excitement was over, ) . Phil Bk 23, Mrs. ’ at the Ao o PRESIDE n SPEAK , / came to her assistance but were too| SWEDISH CHURCH SOCIAL . PRESIDENT OGILY U |brother in Austria and two cousing. | s HALLBERG SHOWERED |Radio Corp ..214% % 4o irondlor. by helip. Rev. Dr. J. E. Klingberg of this| Rev. Remsen B. Ogilby of Trinity [ Mrs. Joseph Kittner and Mra. Frank | ALLBE oW D Remiugton. Ba s5% R R 0 city and Rev. Iwar Berquist of | college, Hartford, will be the special [ Deutsch, both of this city. A nllst\t‘llano;:m * shower —\\l! Reading 1;«" Billlngs & Spencer Co, ptd . POLITICAL RALLY Rrooklyn, N. Y., will be the speakers | speaker at the meeting of the lay-| Funeral arrangements, in charge f¢ndered Miss Ellen Hallbers of | o SRR Bristol Brass Corp ... 5 ESTATE VALUED AT $8,9817 At & meeting of the officers of Sears Roebuck 1611 4 at & social and autumn festival at |men's nssoclation of St Mark's |of Frank P. Duffy, undertaker, are NCWINBton at the home —of Miss | T0TF (1ETHR 100t e oo o 0 AU the Armenian Citisens club held Iast The estate of the late Wengle J.|¢he Elim Swedish Baptist church to- | church, tomorrow evening. Supper | incomplete, SERELR BIATAON 08 26D ol susha) ) A Collins _Co night in the office of Dr. Moses J15m P g iy street Sunday evening, when she was | Southern Pac .12 3 Neidl 18 valued at $§,917.32, ac- cording to an inventory filed today | in probate court by the exccutor, William Charles Neidl. The items include: Land and property known as 81 Linwood street, $8.500; six al stock of the Bea- ton & Cadwell Manufacturing com- pany, $390, and deposit in the Com- mercial Trust company, $27.32. 6 HOURS Jreaks COLDS 1d use this metliod arip or flu. Asper-Lax re, 00 quick and #o safe. For children 'v--'o( any ageit gives relief so quickly nm-dq(:l. And in six hours or less hw-umu.um. Now all the relel of common aepisin has bees com. ‘with & gentle liver tonic nad bowel stimulan: Hrnd m Amer-Lax, Inc i FREE Sead me free and Post Pald a trial package of Asper-Lex. = morrow evening. music and refreshments. — e L, Peggy Ho better lool catching up. Peggy other day. lisher. l(Zleveln.mi, died three gean ago. He was Leonardo The program will begin at & o'clock and will Include {will be gerved in the parish house |at 6:30. All laymen of the parish are invited, Catching Up On Peggy Joyce NEA Chicago Bureau kins Joyce, never a bridesmaid but often a bride, had to her laurelzln the marriage arena—Jessie Reed’s had five husbands, Reed (above,) former Follies star, took her fourth mate just the whereas Jessie Reno, son of a millionaire pub- Jessie’s second husband, the millionaire Dan Caswell of Her last husband was William oung, advertising man, Funerals Christian Lorch ! Funeral services for Christia Lorch of Windsor were held th afternoon at 2 neral parlors of B. C. at 19 Court street. Styring of St. Mark's church off ciated. Burial was in Fairview cemetery. | Porter Sons Rev. B. Florence Manczuk Funeral services for Florence Manczuk of 329 South Main stre:., who died from blood poisoning fol- lowing a fall white roller skating, will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at Holy Cross Burial will be In Sacred cemetery. church. | Heart CARD OF TH We wish to thank our fricnds and neighbors for thefr kindness and sympathy shown us during our re- | cent bereavement in the death of | our beloved mother and sister, Mary. We would like to especially thank the office of Landers. Frary & Clark, and for the many beautiful | floral tributes. i MARGARET FITZSIMMONS, MARY FITZSIMMONS, MRS, T. J. WALSH. i CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our sincere | thanks to the neighbors and friends, | and members of Stanley Memoriai | church who so kindly remembered | and assisted us in our hereavement; | and for the beautiful floral pieces | they sent. ! WILLIAM TETSCH AND W MRS, ELIZABETH SCHWEIZER MRR. CLARA KACER, WILLIAM O. TETSCH. Josenh A. Haffey WIDIITA!\II 1625 8. M Charch mwn .I_fl." .—1023-3 {largely attended and a buffet lunch- leon was served. 1 church in the meeting rooms of the oclock at the fu-igcpteq with a large console mirror. {again ifractured his knee, Plant Bulbs Now Extra sslected bulbs In named varities— Breeder Tulips, Darwin Tulips. Hyacinths, Daffedils or Narciest, Crocuses. Bohm'sl’osySlm Mdlnfldll"" B‘flufl. presented with many gifts. Miss Hallberg will become the bride of Oscar Backstrom of Newington in the near future. The shower was; Last evening she | was tendered a similar shower by Colt’s Patent Fire Arme C Eagle Lock Co Fafnir Bearing Co . Fuller Brush com Class A Fuller Brush com Class AA {Hart & Cooley |Mart & Hegeman % |International Silver Co, |International Silver Co, ptd 8td Oil N J Etd Oil N Y Stewart Warn Rtudebaker Texas Co .. Tex Gulf 5u|vh 73 Tim Rol Bear 104% Kupelian, president of the organiss- tion, it was announced that the speakers at the political rally which will be held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Armenian church on Tremont street, will be M. Beve asley, a New York attorney; V. . 40 . 33’ 106 the G. F. 8. girls of St. Mark's shurch at which time she was pre- BOY TO CLAIM DAMAGE |y Edward Labieniec, 14 year old son of Mr. and Mgs. Alexander la- | bieniec of 109 Miller street, has filed a notice through Attornuey B. J. Monkiewicz, that he intends to place a claim of several hundred dollars the city for injuries sustain- ed while playing in the school yard | lof the Washington school on Sep- | {tember 27 when he stumbled over & protruding pipe on the premises and he claims. ARRIVING FROM l’OlAi\l’ Miss Bronislawa Wroblewska of Poland is expected to arrive on the “Volendam" tomorrow. | Hfd Natl Bank & Trust Co . [ Whitiosk Coil Pipe Co Mrs. E. M. Beecher of 175 Lin- arrival will become the bride oHnmmvm Trust Co | Wiley-Bickford-8weet Co, p! coln street reported to the police | Czeslaw Rzewnicki of 387 North [Morris Plan Bantc of Hfd ..l | Winstea Hosery Co ... today that a large hole was cut in Burritt strect, to whom she is en- thip e T ey S ;;’,;" 2 the rear screen door at her heme, gaged. Another arrival to this city State Bank & Trust Co 480 Veeder Root indicating that an attempt had on the same liner is Miss Anne Kli- S AT f00 E Seen mads S eater A e mek, who s coming to her aunt, - 290 A : § her e A N | TREASURY BALANCE night. Several days ago, anotl Mrs. M. Kolczak of McClintock road. |y po o Fa ™ ree o | 60| Treasurs Balance, $19,552,230. |attempt to enter was reported. Hfd Aetna Realty Co . 130 14v | Land Mtge & Title Co ceee u\l Underwrlters Finance Corn. com 4% Underwriters imance. o, ‘o 100 101 | Fuller Has Cold After Heads Spanish Vets | Col. W. L. Grayson of Savannah, .Ga., was slected national comman- der of the Un'te anish War Veterans at the convention in ' Havana, {Union Pac {Unfon Carbide 1 She is com- | (! ing to this city and oon after her | | Aeme Wire Co, com |Acme Wire Co. pfa . | American Hoslery Co Jacobs Mfg Co Landers, Frary Manning Bowman & anning Bowman & C Underwood ... 73% 201% Aharonian, also of New York, and Attorney Thomas ¥. McDonough, democratic eandidate for state sene 17 ., Class B lnl T, ‘ I; ational Marine Lamp Co :";"}‘:‘; :‘l" 5 i;‘;,‘,‘ ow ’%{n:n:‘Mn‘c.llun.pfu,_m - o) a1 |20 : 5 Rubber . 433 arture Mg Co. pid oo 114] $10,000 SUITS SCHEDULED Steel New Haven Clock, com 3 In superior court tomorrow, the “ bash Ry NSNSRIATe S suits of Charles M. Goodrich, ad- rest Elec od ministrator of the estates of Frances Willys Over . 32 G. Goodrich and George H. Good. Woolworth .. = 0 rich, against the N. Y., N. H. & H. Wright Aero . 1 R o s R. R. Co., for $10,000 in each action Am Tel & Tel 1791 will be heard. Attorney 8. Gerard Casale is counsel for the plaintiff. The lawsuits are the outgrowth of Russell Mfg Co HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE (Furnished Ly /Eddy Bros. & Co) standard Screw Co, com the double fatality at the Wooster Railfoad Stocks | ard Screw Co, pfd . street grade crossing on May 9, Mfd & Conn West I IR gua 24 Recurities Co a train struck and’ demolished an Trust (‘nm.nn». Wo an ok Pttt | Terry_Steam Turbine Co com automobile in which members of the Goodrich family were riding. Mrs, Capitol Natl Pank & Trast Co.. 300 City Bank and Trust <o .. 1 | Torrinigton Co Goodrich and her son were killed. Commercial Trust Co of N'B .. “ uion "Mfg Co = er Banking Co . Envelope WOLE CUT IN DOOR 1_Bank Fire Insurance rnmpumn Actna (Fire) Ins Co Automobile Ins Co Htd Fire Insurance Co Natl Fire Ins ¢o Phoenix (Fire) Ins Co tossia In Actna T o Hoover’s Entertainment Boston, Oct. 16.—(P—Governor | Fuller was confined to his home with " |a severe cold today, the result of his by : |attendance at the Herbert Hoover Ins rights . t night against the advice of Ute, Indemnity wnd = Other ian. The governor had been Companies e e suffering from a cold for several Aetna Life Ins Co 4 and will now probably be forced Conn General Life Ins Co . no remain indoors for the remainder Hfd Steam Toll Insp & Tus Co.. lof the week, according to his physi- Lincoln Natl Life Ins Co .. Han. Travelers Ins o ........ Public Utilities | Conn Light & Power Co, pfd .. 116 ACCIDENTAL DEATH Conn L power Co, pfd .. 118 Gom Dowes CoBam o0 s o 2 Bridgeport, Oct. 16 UP—A finding conn Power Co, pfd <zt s ALY of accidental death was returned to- Greenwich Water & Gas, pfd . day by Coroner John J. Phelan in St ouk I e 9 |the cases of Ronald T. Hasting. 18. com . Hd City Gas Light Co. pfd ) Hfd Elec Light Co, com and Lawrence lannucci, 21. of New Hfd Elec Light Co V T « Haven. The youths were fatally in- Holyoks Water Power Co . Northern Conn Power Co, pfd . 8 N E Telephone . Manafacturin . 5501 jured on October. 6. when a car in which they were riding and operated by Hasting overturned on the New- town-Danbury road in Botsford. Amerlcan Hardware ¢ GILBERT NOMINATED Middletown, Oct. 16 (® — Rev. George B. Gilbert, democrat, was renamed as senator from the 33d American Silver Co American Thread Co, Arrow Electric Co, pfd . Autematic Refrigerating Balf, (The Edward) Co . 200] district today. He served as repre- Bigelow i Catmet’ G, com (1. a1] o4 [%entative in the general amembly| % reseive the Germen dirighile low-H{d Carpet Co, pfd ... 100] |tWO years ago gnd is now an active| @raf Zoppeiin on e aevival In fhe 48 & Spencer Co, com ..., | ¢|missionary minister. United Stoten, - =~~~