New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1928, Page 17

PARKS ON HIGHWAY PAYS S27 N COLRT New Britain Man's Car Unlight- ¢d, Constable Tells Newington, Nov. 20.—Mawry Com- pisi of 556 Main street, New Britain, who was arrested by Constable John Walsh last week and was to have been tried in court Saturday night. but did not appear for trial pleaded guilty in court last night before Judge Barrows, to the charge of parking a motor vehicle without lights on a public highway, and for not having his operator's license en- dorsed. On the former charge he was fined $3 and costs and the latter charge $5 and costs making a total of $27.97. ¥ he case was prosecuted by Grand Juror Harry A. Webater. Brother Against Brother-in-Law The case of Barney Johnson of Roberts street Elm Hill, against his brother-in-law, John Johnson of the game address, the former bringing eviction proceedings against the latter, was heard before Judge E. Stanley Welles in Newington court last night. According to Barney Johnson, his brother-in-law came ‘o live with him about 14 months ago. He was to board Barney and give him $5 a month and also have the use of the Roberts street house. He admitted that his brother boarded Tim, but never paid him any money. Mrs. John Johnson claimed that when living in Hartford they wer: induced to leave their Hartford resi- dence, to live in the Roberts street house, and to live there as long.as they wished to. and to furnish Bar- ney with board. This testimony ¥as corroborated hy another sister and a brother who stated that when Barney Johnson obtained-a divorce from his wife Re did not wish to live alone and stated it was a dirty trick to try to evict them after they had broken up their home in Hart- ford When asked by Judge Mangan why they did not obey the eviction papers when served on them. they stated they could not afford to move, having sold their kitchen stove and other articles of furniture, nnd said they thought Rarney should heln them to move, buy a new stove #nd set.them up In housekeeping elsewhere. At thils time a real estate opera- tor of Newington stated that he thought he might have a solution to New lssue Initial Offering their problem, and would offer them a month’s rent free if they would care to take a rent from him. Barney Johnson recently remar- ried his divorced wife. After the marriage he was approached by his brother-in-lJaw who wanted to know where they stood in regards to the rent and was told it would make no difference, that he would get a rent in the city or elsewhere if necessary. In summing up the case Judge Welles stated that the law was very clear and that any owner had a right to possess his own home re- gardless of any promises. He ren- dered judgment in favor of Barney Johnson, but suspended execution for two weeks. Speeder Fined Harrly Levine, 19, of New Britain, pileaded guilty to speeding on Main street. He was arrested Saturday by Constable Raymond Halleran who stated he was making 45 miles an hour and had followed him along Cedar street, Main street’and over- took him at Stoddard avenue, near the quarry. Levine was represented by Attorney Yale 'Sable of New Brit- ain. Judge Wells fined him $10 and costs, remitting $5 of the fine. Fined for Parking Ernest Chamberlain of 234 Gar- den atreet, Hartford, who was ar- restad by Constahle Robert Dessel Sunday night at 9:30 on Dowd strcet pleaded guilty to the charge of parking a motor vehicle on the highway * without lights. He was fined $3.00 and costs of $14.91. Su oned to Court Paul Sin Edwin Backus and John Carrubba of New Britain have been notified to appear in town court Tuesday night to answer to the charge of violation of the fish and game laws. A special meeting of the Volun- teer Fire department will be held in the town hall. Wednesday evening Nov. 21 at 8:15 Mrs. Andrew Anderson who has been a patient at the Hartford hos- pital for the past nine weeks has returned to her home on Main street. Big Sale of Tickets . For High School Game The general sale of students’ tick- ets for the New Britain-Hartford High football game Saturday took place yesterday atternoon at the lo- cal high school. Long before the sale started the corridor which runs the length of the vocational building was crowded with students. Within 30 minutes after the sale had start- ed, the 1,200 tickets alloted for stu- dent were sold and many puplls were still waiting in line. Because of the great demand for student tickets, the gencral list of public tickets which started this noon, re- ceived great impetus at the very be- All of these shares have been sold, - NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925. ginning. Up to date, $78 worth of plblic tickets for the grandstand Lad been sold and many more expected to be sold. The regular Tuesday night run of the cross country squad at the high | school was held this afternoon after school. Many of the boys who start- «d with the squad this season have | stopped reportiug for practice, The third assignment of work is being started in most subject this week. Many tests were given Jor the second assignment work during the last part of last week and the first part of this week. . The pupils of the Senior high school did their banking this morn- ing in their home rooms. Due tc the fact that money is being taken up for the Hartford game band and because many students are expend- ing money for tickets, the percent- &ge in a good many rooms fell off. MRS. NAIR IS PRESIDENT OF SYNAGOGUE SISTERHOOD “‘": of Lawyer to Lead Woman's | Organization of Brethren Sons of Israg) Mrs. David L. Nair was eclected president of the Sisterhood of the Congregation Bhethren of lsrael at the annual meeting held yesterday afternoon in the vestry rooms of the synagogue on Elm street. Mrs. Charies Greenstein who con- ducted the affairs of the organiza- tion for the past three years dectin- ed to accept nomination for reelec- tion. A rising vote of thanks was extended the retiring president as jwell s all the other officers for | their excellent work during the past year in conducting the affairs of the sisterhood. The other officers elected for the ensuing year are: Mrs, Benjamin Protass, Mrs. Leon Kaplan and Mrs. L. J. Birnbaum of Plainville, vice : Mrs. M. C. LeWitt, treas- Mrs. J. M. Zernig, recording secretary; Mrs. Solomon Shurberg. financial secretary,- and Mrs. Fred Winkle, Mrs. 8. Greenberg, Mrs Louis Nair, Mrs. B. Goldberg and Mrs. Isidore Geisinger, trustees. On December 3 a luncheon and re- ception will be tendered the retiring officers and the newly elected ones, and the installation ceremonies will take place at the home of Mrs. N than Berson of Stanley street. lady members of the auxiliary also attend the ceremonies. i In“a recent month New Zcaland exported more than $4,000,000 worth of frozen meats. READ RERALD CL. bhl;TliD ADS | This advertiscment “ppears as a matter of record only 6,000 v Shares City Items A meeting of the Sunshine society was held yesterday afternoon at the Trinity M. E. church. Reports of sicks calls, etc.. were made. Don't miss The Arrival of Kitty tomorrow and Thursday, Odd Fel- lows hall.—advt. Tree experts, under orders from the park depurtment, started today moving a dead tree which was con- sidered unsafe from Franklin square. officials have had some severe prun- ing of dead branches on Central park, Franklin square, McCabe park and other places, done by tree ex- perts. “Lest you forget.” The Arrival of Kitty, Odd Fellows hall, tomorrow and Thursday. —advt. Mrs. Anna Bruncllo Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Brunello of 137 Putnam street were held this morning at 8 o'clock at St. Mary's church. Rev. Walter A. McCrann was the celebrant of a re- quiem high mass. John J. Crean sang “Ave Mari at the offertory and “Nearer My God to Thee” at the conclusion of the mass. ' Burial was in St. tery. Mary’s ceme- CARD OF THANKS T wish to thank the many friends for their Kindness and sympathy shown me during my recent be- |reavement in the illness and death of my beloved sister, Ruth L. Eng- ARTHUR H. LAMY. Jos=nh A, Haffey ONDERTARER Thone 16203 Oppesite B Mary's o Rewidence 17 Rummrer 8t.—1625-3 rGraves Covered With Inurel, hemlock und sprace Order early hefore the ground freeses Bollerer's Posy “The Telegraph Florist of New Weiinin A3 West Main St. Phony 836, The Fidelity Company of Connecticut Incorporated (Connecticut Corporation) ONE CLASS COMMON STOCK VOTING Business: The Fidelity Company of Connecticut has filed an application for a certificate of incor- poration under the laws of the State of Connecticut to invest and reinvest its funds in securities. It is intended to afford the individual investor a div ersified investment under competent management; and for the purpose of taking advantage of specia| opportunities for profitable investment. Through wide diversification, through careful examination of a broad list of securities, and through constant expert supervizion of its investments, it affords th e holders of its securities a high degree of safety. Under its charter the cBrporation may, among other things underwrite, acquire, hold and sell securities and obligations of all kinds, including stocks of commercial, financial and industrial institutions. 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The Board of Directors of this corporation are identified with the Fidelity In- dustrial Bank of New Britain, B These sheres are offered, when, as and if issued end accepted by us. and subject to approval by counsel of all legal matters . PRICE AT MARKET Fidelity Finance Corporation 138 West Main Street "NEW BRITAIN - Telcphoncs: 4800 November 19, 1928 Fuller, Richter, Aldrich & Cmp;ny NEW BRITAIN NEW BAVEN BOSTON HARTFORD NEW LONDON New Dritain Office: Telephone 1253 Within the past few weeks the park | Wail Street Brie e e e e e Hot rolled strip stecl prices will be |continued for the first quarter at ‘current nominal level of 2 |pound for strips up to 6 inches in jwidth and 1.90 cents for material {wider than 6 inches in the Youngs. town district. Cold rolled strips wi |range frem 2.85 cents to 2.95 cents. | Depending on volume of tonnage ordered. Fifteen ships carrying raw silk cargoes will arrive in this country from the Orient during December, ,the traffic burcau of the Silk Asso- | ciation of America ¥nc., reports. Colonel E. N. Johnston, chief en- | 8ineer of Fox Brothers International corporation’s port division, has been {appointed chief enginecr of the New | York concern's activities. His head- quarters will be in Paris. The Long | Beach. California. Harbor and the | Lake Mabel development at Holly- wood, Klorida, are among his most ‘recent achievements. | Matthew C. Brush. chairman of the board of the Barnsdall corpor- atidn, returning from the Pacific icoast, reports that three wells In ithe Elwood tract, west of Santa Barbara, are running about 11,000 barrels a day of 39 gravity oil. | Barnsdall and Rio Grande Oil com- {pany each own a half interest in {the ficld. Mr. Brush said Ria _Grande was going to split up its stock 5 for 1 in the immediate fu- ture, The recent cent advance in hase price of Alabama pig iron has i induced buying at $16.50 for No. 2 toundry. Libbey-Owena Sheet Glass Com- | pany of Toledo stockholders will | vote Dec. 5 on retiring $4,000,000 7 | per cent cumulative preferred stock on April 1 and changing directorate. :(iruhzlln Brothers, automobile mak- | ers, will became active in the man- | agement. York Stock Exchange membership was sold today for | $495.000, equalling the record price established yesterday when 3 seats changed hands. A New Loew’s Tncorporated of New York has declared an extra $1 dividend and regular quarterly payments of {50 cents on the common stock. Both are payable Dec. 31 to stockhelders of récord Dec. 13. The Erie railroad system ended the first 10 months with net carn. ings of $5.042.135 compared to $4.- [314.212 in’ the corresponding 1927 The General Baking company of New York has acquired the Kotb Baking corporation propertics ) Allentown and Reading, Pa. it was lcarned today. HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE (Furnished by Eddy Bros. & Co) Ruilread Ntocks 1fd & Conn West R T guar .. 24| Banks and Trast Companies Rankers ‘Trust Co ............. 30 Capitol Natl Bank & Trust Co .. vity Bank and Trust Co .......122% Commercial Trust Co of . 238 00| lifd Natl Bank & Trust Co . Hid-Conn Trum Co ... Morris Plan Bank of Mfd . New Britain Trust Co Pask 8t Trust Co ... Phoenix State Bank & Liverside Trus Co West Hfd Trust Co Finance First Bond & Mtge C sl 11fd Aetna Realty Co 151] 184 | . 180) 225 . 900 50| 600] - 300§ land Mtge & Title Co . | Underwriters Finance Corp, com Underwriters Finance Corp, pfd . Fire Insurance Compenies Aetna (Fire) Ins Co Automoblle Ins Co 1fd Fire Ins Co Natl Fire Ins Co ..... Phoenix (Fire) Ins Co Rossin Ins Co .. Aetna Fire rights . Lite, Indemnity smd Other Companies etna Casualty & Surety Co tna Life Ine Co .... s 1104 -1126[1150 . 830] 860 . 220] 225 . 214 276 Insurance 112011150 - 900] 910 1310] Al A n HId 5 Lipeoln am Boil atl Lite Ins Trivelers Ins Co ..... Lincoln Natl Fire rights ... Public Utilities Conn Light & Power Co, pfd .. “onn Light & Power Co, pfd onu Power Co, com % ‘onn Pewer Co, pfd ......... Greenwich Water & Gas, pfd 1ifd City Gas Light C: ifd City Gas Light C: 1Ud Elec Light ! iitd Elec Light Co VT C Holyoke Water Power Co . Northern Conn Power Co. pfd .. S N E Telephone ... Manufactaring Acme Wire Co, com Acme Wire Co. ptd . American Hardware C American Hosiery Co Awerican 8ilver Co . American Thread Co. pdf .. Arrow Electric Co, pfd . \utomatic Refrigerating Co . ligelow-Hfd Carpet C Rigelow-Hd Carpet Rillings & Spéncer Rillings & Speacer Co, ptd Bristol Brass Corp . firistol) Brass Corp, pfd 19 ‘ame, Lockwood & Brainard Co 375 Co . 120t Patent Fire Arms te Lock Co . al Vuller Brush com C Vuller Brush com Hart & Cooley Co lart & Hegeman M Ilartman Tobacco, com . ilartman Tobacco, pfd International Silver Co, nternational Silver Co. pfd Jacohs Mg Co .. . Lauders, Frary & 3 Manning Bowman & Co, Clas Manning Bowman & Co, Class B ine Lamp Co © 106] 10 2% ZI‘Z Dei Haven Clock, com Haven Clock, pfd Bement-Pond (s, coi les-Bement-Pond Co, pfe North & Judd Mfg Co . Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co tg Co Whitney Mfg Ceo . Seth Thomas Clock Co, com Seth Thomas Clock Co, pfd . Smyth Mfg Co .. sStandard Screw Co, Standard Screw Co, Stanley Securities Co | Stanley Works, com . Tayler & Fenn Co . Co, com . ota | Torringten C> 13| 145 pe i ickford-Sweet Co, Winsted Hesiery Co TREASURY BALANCE | Treasury Balance, $130,603, cents a | ' Colo Fuel ... o | 1 WALL STREET GOES SOARING SKYWARD Day's Sales May Amount o Seven Million Shares By STANLEY Associated Press I sl Editor New York, Nov. 20 (P—High | priced stocks were whirled upward PRENOSM. movement, interrupted by profit taking yesterday, was resumed in full swing. 8o great was the accum- ulation of orders that the ticker tape fell 83 minutes behind the market | hour on record, and there were in- dications that the day's sales would run around 7,000,000 shares. DuPont was the spectacular indi. vidual feature, soaring 60 points to 4 new high record at 500. Case Threshing Machine ran up points to 451, Radio 231 points to 355 arfd Greene Cananea Copper, Keith- Albee-Orpheum preferred, Liquid Carbonic, International Harvester, Johns Maaville, Woolworth, May Department Stores, Pittsburgh Coal and Standard Oil of California climbed 5 to 10 points, all touching new peak prices. Curtiss, Wright Allied Chemical, Victor Talking Ma- chine and Rossia Insurance soared highs. The rapidity of the advances in these issues indicated a marked scarcity in the floating supp a result of the excited public specula- tion of the last two weeks. Several of the large commission houses in- creased their margin requirements and sent cautionary advices over their wires in an effort to keep speculation wothin bounds. Wall |street was flooded with rumors that this or that stock was going to $200 $300 or $400 a ahare, and such ru- wmors veteran market observers in- variably regard as danger signals. Call money was in fairly plentiful {supply at the remewal rate of 61 per cent. One of the interesting features of i the day's advance was the increased buying in the atocks of the sugar {and textile companies, many of which are just emerging from peri- |icds of depression. Railroad sharcs, | which also have participated but lit- itle in the recent advance, were in i hetter demand, New Huven, Canadi- an Pacific and Northern Pacific all touching new high prices. THE MARKET AT 2:30 P. M. (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) High Low {Al Che & Dye 227 226 'Am Ag Che pd 791 American Can 116 Am Loco .... 104% Am Sumatra . — Am Sm & Re 83% Am Sugar ... §7 "Am Tobacco . 179% Am Woolen . | Anaconda Cop 114% Atchison | Balt & Ohio. {Beth Steel .. | Brook Man \Cer De Pasco 109 Ches & Ohio 199 CR1& Pac 134% Chrysler Corp 1 i 104 83 537 178 1108 2021 116% s21 67 1081 198 133 1298 8% 29% 91T 9285, 631§ 631 53% 79 .. 29% 9213 9318 63% Congoleum {Consol Gas Corn Prod Dav Chem Erie RR ..... 65% | Fam Players . 54 Fleischmann . 8§ Freeport Tex . 487% Genl Asphalt . 78% Genl Elec ....188% | Genl Metors ..213% Glidden ...... 30% Hudson Motors 83 Hersheys . Int Comb, E Int Cement ... {1nt Nickel .... | Int Harves ...35 Int Paper Ken Cop ..... | Mack Truck .. Marland Oil .. Mo Kan & Tex 54 Mont Ward ..424% N Y Central..188% NYNHG&H 3% North Amer... 86% North Pacific 117 Pack Mot Car 1211 Pan Am Pet B Phillips Det. Pullman . Radio Corp ..360 Remingten Rd 27% Reading ......106 Sears Roebuc Sinclair Ol ... Southern Pac 184 Oit N J .7 std Oil N Y . Stewart Warn 1 Studebaker Texas Co Tex Gulf Sulph Tim Rol Bear 14 Underwood ... 81 Union Pac .. 219% Union Carbide 194 United Fruit . 147% U S 1Ind Al .. 129% U 8 Rubber .. 3 U 8 Steel Wabash Ry .. &2 West Elec .. 143% Willys Over .. 28 Woolworth .. 2247 WrightAcro 104% 467 421 188 7235 8614 119 3 119% 573 53% 92% 357 27% 108 159% 247 o 2041 INVESTIGATION ORDERED Worcester, Mass., Nov. 20.—P— ! Investigation of the actions of the { members of the police department during a Hoover parade on the night ! before election in which more than i- score of persons were injured by missiles, was ordered last night by the city council. The hearings will { begin next Monday night at city hall before the police cemmittee which will represent the city council. PNEUMONIA FATAL New York, Nov. 20.—(M—Hay- ward H. Kendall, former Cleveland coal operator, died of pneumonia yesterday at the Rockefeller institute after a short {liness. He was 53. After retiring from the coal bus. jiness two years ago, Kendall de- veted himself to writing. Last June he attracted attentien by a publish- ed attack en co-education and the fraternity. 5 to 9 poihts, but did not touch new | {in sensational fashion on the New i York stock exchange us the “bull” | at 1 p. m., the longest delay at that | || ments, thus assuring the new company of expert management. 1428, | { | PUTNAM & CO. Mambers New York @ Hordord Seoch Bashanges 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL 2040 =g BARTVORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW, New Haven Water Co. United HNluminating Co. Rights Bought and Seold @homson, Tem & Co. Members of New York and Hartford Stock Exchunges 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 258 Siuart G. Segar, Manager We Offer: Bryant & Chapman Price on Application. Reprint from the FINANCIAL SECTION B8 THE HARTFORD DAILY COURANT SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1928 Hartford Stocks By A. E. 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