New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1928, Page 17

LINK SCHOOL AL IN JENELRY THEFT Daughter of Brockton City| Chemist Is Named Brockton, Mass., Nov. 28 (UP)— John H. Flannery, 21, of Bridge- water, admitted in police court here today that he had received stolen jewels from Miss Ruth Bolling, 19 year old Brockton High school senior. A warrant was issued several days ago for the arrest of the girl, charged with implication in a series of burglaries in which the loot | totalled thausands of dollars. This warrant has not been served because police have not been able | to locate Miss Bolling, but following | the disclosures in court today, her father, City Chemist George A. Bol- | ling, agreed to surrender his daugh- ter immediately. According to Flannery's testimony the jewels had been stolen from a Brockton home in one of the breaks with which authorities are seeking to connect the high school girl. Flannery was held in $500 bond for the Iebruary term of the grand Jury. Two high school boys, George Grinnell and Winthrop Shaw, are being held in connection with the burglaries. Authorities have ques- tioned other students but thus far only Grinnel and 8haw have been brought before the court. On the witness stand today, Flan- nery testified that Miss Bolling had given him the stolen jewels—a valu- able brooch and a string of pearls —and asked him to-dispose of them. The jewels had been stolen from the home of Mrs. Lebaron Atherton, wife of a wealthy chair store furni- ture dealer late in the summer. According to Flannery, Miss Bol- ling told him that if he could sell th” jewels he could keep §10 and give her the balance. He said he tried to dispose of them without success. When police began investi- gating the series of robberies, Flan- nery said he decided to tell police | about the jewels, which were still in his possession. he would have hi as soon as possible.. were that she would be Friday morning. Smith a;ng to Ai)-any For Thanksgiving Day w York, Nov. 28 (®—Gov. Al- fred B. Smith, whe returned from a vacation in the south last night, planned to go to Albany today where he will pass Thanksgiving in the executive mansion. daughter in court Indications arraigned Bolling assured police today Hmtl FLO 70 TAKE OFF FOR HAYANA TODAY Attempt to Make Noa-Stop I-‘lem From Causda Fails When Stom- ach Trouble Hits Aviator Key West, Fla, Nov. 28 P— Having flown entirely across the United States from north to south. only to miss his actual goal by a mere ninety miles, Leonard 8. Flo, who started from Walkerville, Ont., to Havana, Cuba, today looked for- wurd to continuing his trip to the | Cuban capital, and planned a re-| turn non-stop.fight. Landing here late yesterday when | a stomach disorder forced him to {abandon his non-stop attempt, Flo | was tuken o a hospital where it wa. | found catfiene tablets, taken to ward | off sleep. hud disagreed with him He was ordered to bed, but in- ,ma.l went to a hotel, where he im- mediately retired and hung out a “do not disturb” sign. The aviator left a note to news- papermen before he turned” in last | uight, briefly stating that he woul: fly to Havana this morning wher he would plan a non-stop flight ba to Walkerville, Flo started on his flight to Cuba {at 11:07 o'clock Monday night. H- took a direct route and was not sighted until he passed over Atlanta yesterday morning. k il Real Estate — . Warranty Skritulsky to Biruta street. Mortgage 1rank Bordonaro to Samucl Was. kowitz, $6.000, Biruta street Hyman Rabinow to Savings Rank of New Britain, $7,000, Domonic Bonalli to Savings Bank of New Britain, $3.000, West Main street, Domonic Bonalli to W. ponin et al_ $10,000, street, John Kunz to Savings Bank ew Brituin, $5.800, Arch street. M. W. Davenport to KEdden D. Carlson, $850, Relden streat Paul P. Zink to Prudential Insur- ance Co., $8.50 Stewart street. Releases Anderson h street New Britain to ews i John I'rank Bor- donaro. A West Chiap- Main wrles G. ow, A Savings Bank of | Hyman Rabinow. Arch street. W. A. Chiapponi to Domonic Ronalli. West Main strect Mutual Finance Corp to Domiomic | | Bonalli, West Main street. HARTFORD COUPLE MARRIED According to returns filed at the office of the town clerk today. the marriage of John Francis Kelly and Adelle Jane ttle both ford, were married by Justice of the | Peace David L. Nuir. to Hyman Security One of our clients, 8 Boston Investment House, has an opening in this terri man to distribute high- road, and industrial issues. Applications will be considered from men of good standing, with or without actual experience in the investment field. To those who can qualify, draw- ing account against liberal commission will be allowed. Our client’s organization has been ad- vised of this advertise: es in confidence to Mr. Edward E. Wise, bert Frank & Compan very Street, Boston, Salesmen tory for a security sales- grade public utility, rail- ment. Address detailed , Advertising Agents, 11 husetts. Arch street. | of ! NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, CRABTREE CONTEST IS NOW_FINISHED Cousin - Withdraws Right o Appeal From Will Boston, Nov. 28 (M—Four years | of litigation over the will of Lotta M. Crabtree, former actress, Who 1oft the bulk of her $4,000,000 estate [ to charity, ended today when Mrs. Annie Fretwell of San waived her appeal trom a decree of Judge Willlam M. Prest of the pro- : court denying her the right to contest the will, Mres, Fretwell, a first cousin of [ the former actress, was the last of | | in the estate on the um were next of kin. Judge Prest n he dismissed the petition of Mew B retwell for permission to enter an appearance for the purpose of contesting the will. the right of appeal, waived soday. Aids Soldiers | Among the principal contestants whose claims were heard by the | | court were Mrs. Ida Blankenburg of Tulsa, Okla., and Mrs. Carlotta Cockburn of Los Apgeles, who | claimed to be a niece. | The principal trust created by | the will was of $2.000.000 for the | benetit of disabled soldiers. sailors {and women who were in the service of the United States during the world war. 1In the discretion of the trustee; come of the fund may be used for the beneficiaries for 40 ye: when the trust will terminate and the principal and unexpended interest ome a part of the residue of the estate, Animals Get $300,000 Under the will the 200,000 fund is to be relief and comfort of dumb aimals; the income of $100.000 for gitts of clothing. food, coal, medicine | or small money donations to be ex- [ pended duflng each Christnas sea- son among the poor. The will also provides that mem- Ders of the theatrical profession who need financial assistance are to be given the incomo from a $100.000 fund. While discharged convicts of Boston, Sun Francisco, St. Louis, New York, Washington. lLouisville and New Orlcans are to have the benefit of the income from another $100.000 funds, The income from a established by the will is to be dis tributed each year by the trust to such hospitals as they may sele while the income from a second ground that which she | fund of $23,000 is to be used to aid | of Hart- | deserving students who desire to ob- ftain a musical education at the Ne'w | ingland Conservatory of Music. The residue of the estate is to be used to create the Lotta agricultural fund, from the income of which sums are to be loaned without in- [terest to graduates assa- | chusetts Agricultural college who de- | sire to engage in agriculture and | lack the means to do so. Watkins' Jury in Meeting Once More Hartford, Nov. 28 (#—The Wat- kins grand jury, Ralph O. Wells | foreman, was in session again this afternoon at the county courthouse. An executive session w held and it was expected that Warren Brown, an accountant from Hadfield, Roth- ;well and Boule's office, would give { additional testimony and answer questions ahout transcripts of transactions that he has already re- |r°md‘ Tn a Norfolk, England. vill !most of the green peas are grown |from a stock of seeds said to ke 2.- 400 years old. home life, and pressed. umph of Home, ness must begi mouth Rock. Home—the inspiration of Ply- Ghanksgiving We need more than ever the abil- ity to find contentment. Content- ment is peculiarly a condition of it is therefore, through the family dinner that Thanksgiving can so aptly be ex- In the savory steam from the turkey, in the tart ap- petizement of the cranberry and in the reverie of the hour after- ward, let us contemplate the real pigment of happiness. Let us, in short, bow our heads to the tri- where all happi- n and endure— MonEey for Xmas shopping On Degember 1st “extra money for Christmas shopping” will be mailed to hundreds of happy fam- ilies here in New Britain. “Pretty lucky,” you say? Perhaps! But isn't “luck” usually a matter of *pluck ?” These folks all joined our Christmas Club last December. They paid their “dues.” Now they’ve a nice merry check to make Christmas really jolly! Next year's Xmas will open December .10th. Will you be with us? THE (CITYNATIONAL BANK OF NEW BRITAIN MAIN AT EAST MAIN MEMBER PIWIAL RESERVE Francisco, | 57 persons who had sought to share | She still had | the principal as well as in- ' income of a | used for the | 00 fund | | City Items l avenue was notified by Detective Sergeant Patrick O'Mara today to be in the Hartford police court to- | {morrow morning to answer a charge of violation of the rules of the road. ‘BULL’ GAMPAIGN ON CURB MARKET Goes Forwand Unchecked by Sporadic Realizing New York, Nov. 28 (P—The curb market again experienced a remark- able “bull" campaigu today, which {went forward unchecked by spor- adic realizing. A few recent favor- ites reacted in the pre-holiday Jiqui- dation, but sclling was for the most part readily absorbed. Canadian Marconi spectacular performer, a block of 50,000 shares at 23, up fractionally, and rising to # in a {strong demand, De Forest, however, dropped more than a point. Radio Keith Albee touched a new peak at 44. while Fox Theaters sagged. Du- | bilier Condenser opened at 19, an Jovernight jump ot nearly 10 points, tand establishing a record price in contrast fo the year's low of 2. Automotive shares were in good demand, Yellow Taxi stepping up 2 | points to 2 opening with points to a new peak at §3. The new Tniernational Harvester and | Montgouery Ward shares advanced 2 pomts and more. and American Smelting and Du Pont gained about a point each. | In the oils, Prairie Pipe Line was lagain in strong demand in anticipa- tion of a stock splitup following the purchase of the Rockefeller holdin by Blair & Co. Standard of Ohio ruse over 6 points to a record price. G ulf, however, dropped 5 points. Electric Bond und Snare teature of the utilities, rising 4 points | teature of the utilities, ! points to a new top, | Light and Power * | Commonwealth, lcan Gus & Elec most of their terday. pushed ahead. dison and Ameri- however lost LINDY HOPS OFF Wushington, Nov. 28 (®—Colone Charles A. Lindbergh left noumg Iield at 11:54 a. m. today. He ar- rived here late yesterday afternoon from Nushille, Tenn., and is believ- [ed to be headed for New York, al- though his destination was unan- nounced. a. s have been known to fly five bove the carth Cran miles | Deaths Mrs. Catherine Woodruff Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Catherine Woodruft widow of Arthur L. Woodruff, ®ho passed away on November 26 at her home in Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs Woodruff is survived by her sister- in-law, Mrs. W. B. Stone and a niece, Mrs. E. N. Cooley, both of this city. M Mary Burrows Mrs. Mary Burrow widow Harry Burrows, formerly of city, died vesterday at the home of this of Sound Brook, N. J. in England but resided Britain and vicinity from girlhood until the death of her nusband. cight vears ago when she removed !to’ Bound Brook. Mrs. Burrows was T1 years old. She is survived by her daughter and two brothers, (' les Bamforth of i West Brooktield, Ma: and Licut. Sumuel Bamforth of the New Britain police department. Burial will be in Oak Hill ceme- Southington, Frid Alesander Bislomiza a2 Bialomiza, wife of Alexander Bialomiza died at home, 100 Concord street. shortly | after 1 o'cfock (hw afternoon. She was 38 years old. She leaves her husband, three sons and one daughter. al arrangemer ef Stanley Borawski, are incomplete. in New , in charge undertaker, Funerals Mrs. Sophie E. Bunuell Funcral services for Mrs. Sophie . Bunnell of 6 Connecticut avenue. widow of Elmer C. Bunnell, were held in Colebrook yesterday. Burial was in that plac She was 88 years old at the time of her death which occurred Sunday. AIH! OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends, relatives and ncighbors for their Kind expressions of sympathy shown us during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father; also for the beautiful floral offer- ings and spiritual bouquets offered. signed, Mrs. Mary Mooney, Thomas Mooney, Williamn Mooney. Jos=mh A. Haffey UNDERTARLS Phone 16252 Uppesite 8. Mary’s Church Residenre 17 Summus 8¢.—1625-3 FLOWERS FOR THANKSGIVING Chrysanthemums Pompons Wire Tlewers to omes through of New Britain” Lol ant Alexander Kekewski of 44 Albany wits - again a ! , and Marmon advancing | was @ rising 4| and United ' point gains of yes-| lLer daughter, Mrs. Fred Herman at ! 8he was born | her ! | NOVEMBER — o Wail Street Briefs E— New York, Nov. 28 UP—Youngs- {town district blast furnaces and Tolling mills close the month with operations averaging 82 to 83 per cent. Indications for the first quar- ter of 1929 point to strengthening jin iron and steel price structure. Bituminous coal produced in the United States In the week ended November 24 was about 11,000,000 \lons. the Nautional Coal association |reports. The lust weekly govern- ment report xhows total output for the week ended November 10 was 10,545,000 gons and for the week ended November 17, 10,918,000 net | tons. { | Directors of matic ef New Consolidated * Auta- Merchandising corporation, York( have approved the plan to offer preferred stockholders ' the right to convert their stock into common on a hasis of 2% commnion shares for cach preferred share. ational Surety company of New York directors have declared an initial quarterly dividend of $1.25 on the $50 par stock, pavable Jan- ‘uary 2 to stockholders of record De. cember 19. Prior to exchange of 2 shares of £30 par for each share of :lu.«\ par the quarterly dividend was ors have ordered a 15 per cent cash distribution to holders of series A debentures of Imprie Secur- ities Company, Ltd., of New York, orguanized in 1 to liquidate the | 48sets of the bankrupt banking firm of Imprie and company. Daily hem Metal de states Bethle- Steel corporution will quote some prices on plates, shapes and bars for first quarter of 1929 as now prevailing. Delaware, Lackawanna and West- «rn railroad'y pet income in the first 9 months of ihe year declined to $8, 179,329 from $i4.9 524 in the first nine months of 1 et income for the tlird quarter toluxml $3.481,- 757 compared to $5,163.243 in the corresponding 1927 period. TRADING IN BOND ' MARKET 15 LIGRT Few Issues Move Forwand in Steady Undertone w York, Nov. 28 ®—Eurly trading in the bond market today was light, but there was a steady undertone. A few issues moved to new high prices, among them Ana- ! conda Copper 75, which touched 185%, and Kayser & Co. 5%, which touched 145 1-8. in demand at better prices, notably Warner 7s, which advanced more ,than a point. Rails were not par- ticularly active, most buying again centering on St. Paul os. The for- cign list was irregular. Public offering was made today of $15,000,000, 208 South La Salle Strect Building Corporation 5% per cent first mortgage sinking fund gold bonds and allotment certificates for $7.000,000 Utilities Power and Light Realty Trust |cent sinking fund collateral gold {bonds and 70,000 class A shares of beneficial nterest.” Proceeds will be used in part payment for purchas: of the Continental National Bank Power and Light Realty Trust. Another offering today was $2.- 015,000 Hudson River Regulating District, New York. 4% per cent gold proceeds ! to be used in financing construction of the Sacan- daga River Reservoir in Saratoga. Kulton and Hamilton counties. Samuel Abrahamson (Furoished by Putnam & Co.) Kid Asked . 1130 950 . 650 . 460 90 DEEED 840 Aefna Casualty . Actna Life Ins Co .. Aetna Fire | Automovile Ins . Hartford Fire National Fire Phoenix Fire . Travelers Ins Co ... 1160 Conn General 1725 Manutacturing Stocks Am Hardware . % Am Hosie! 26 Beaton & Cadwell ... Rige-Hgd Cpt Co com | Pillings & Spencer pfd | Bristol Brass Colt's Arms Fagle Lock .. 5 | Fafnir Bearing Co .. Hart & Cooley .. | Landers, F N B Machine B Machine ptd iles-Be-Pond com North & Judd . Peck, Stowe & Wil . Russel Mfg Co Scovill Mfg Co . | Standard Screw | Stanley Works . Torrington Co com . Union Mfg Co . Public Ot Conn Elec Power . Conn Lt & Pow pfd Hfd Elec Light N B Gas ‘L Southern 33 4 67 145 250 74 . 38 101 150 -~ 8l .21 140 . 63y 130 Barritt Bld(. \_Ve Offer: A few sugars were | 30-year 6 por | Building in Chicago by the Utilities | 28, 1928 STOCK MARKET 15 | STILL GOING UP lAdum Yioleatly in- SOme | High Priced Specialties New. York, Nov. 2§ (#—Faced with the prospect of relatively firm call money rates for the balance ot the year, the stock market neverthe- 1ess resumed its upward movement today. with the advance reaching violent proportions in some of the high priced specialties. Considera- | able irregularity developed in the early trading as a result of tather heavy pre-holiday profit-tak- ing which followed the marking up of the call money renewal rate to 8 per cent and a slight hardening of time money rates, but in most cases the offcrings were well absorbed. Shortly after midday. powerful pools again stepped into the market With large buying orders. and the “bull” movement was again in full swing. The day’s news was largely favorable. The weekly “iron age veview said that steel prices were casier but that the seasonal decline in production had been checked. Several favorable October railroad carnings stal ents made their ap. pearance, the aggregate net oper- ating income of the first b1 roads to report for that month being $ o 254,000 as against $98,487.000 in September and $99,685,000 in Octo- ber, 1927 ltadio was again the sensational ! performer in today’'s market, soar: ing 35 1-2 points to a new high ! vecord at 400. Brooklyn Iidison ran up 25 points to a new top at 32 Motor Products soared 21 points. Wright Aeronautical 20 1-4, Amer ican Express 16 1-2, Gold Dust |11 1-4, Adams BApress and Brook- {lyn Union Gas 10 1-2 each and Peo- ple’s Gas, Consolidated Gas, Amer- ican & IForeign Pow al Telephone, Interstate Department Stores, Keith-Albee preferred, Mex- ' ican Seaboard, National Bellas Hess, | By Products Coke, Worthington Pump B. Burrqughs Adding Ma- | chine, Curtiss Aeroplane, New York Dock and Liquid Carbonic sold b to $ points higher, several ot them at new highs. Rails were more mixed Rock Island cominon, Chicago Great Western ferred and Kansas City Southern sold at their best prices of the year | but Reading, Texas & Pacific lnd Erie common were heavy. THE MARKET AT 2:30 P. M. | (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) | High L« Close Al Che & Dye 250% Am Ag Che pd 5% American Can 108% Am Loco .... 102% Am Sumatra . Am Sm & Re Am Sugar . Am Tobacco . Am Woolen . Anaconda Cop Atchison Balt & O | Beth Steel Brook Man Cer D¢ Pasco Ches & Obid® 2 C R1 & Pac Chrysler Corp 1 Colo Fuel Congoleum Consol Gas |Corn Prod Dav Chem | Erie RR | Fam Players | Fleischmann Freeport Tex . Genl Asphalt | Genl Elec ... Genl Motors Glidden Hudson Motors 85 Hersheys . Int Comb. Eng Int Cement .. Int Nickel .... {Ken Cop . | Mack Truck Marland Oil Mo Kan & Tex 5 Mont Ward ..418 National Lead 1331 N Y Central..186% NYNHG&HT8% North Amer... 94% North Pacific 1143% | Pack Mot Car 125 | Pan Am Pet B 56 | Phillips Pet... 1% Pullman” 8815 | Radio Corp ..400 | Remington Rd 24 Reading 107 Scars Roebuck 1845 Sinclair Oil ... 45% | Southern Pac |8td Ol N J Istd 0il N Y Stewart Warn Studebaker Texas Co ..... Gulf Sulph m Rol Bear 1 | Underwood 80% |Union Pac .. 2207% Union Carbide 203 United Fruit . U 8 Ind Al .. U S Rubber | U 8 gteel . | Wabash Ry West Elec ... | willys Over | Woolworth | Wright Aero . 2 |Am Tel & Tel 197 | 117% 8% 128% 80 1% 27% 108 t ] 65% 0% 53% 843 4% 19614 214% 5 1% 8 813 1223 1473 1081% 4T 561 263% 272 195 195% TREASURY BALANCE ‘Treasury Balance, $111,086.602. Prince & Whitely Esablished 1878, Members New York. Chicago and Cleveland Stock Exchanges —69 West Main St.—Tel. 5405 Hart, Mgr. Aetna Casualty & Surety Company Internation- | common and pre- 200 | T0% | 114% 139% 317% | PUTNAM & CQ Monbmo New Vorb @ Hardond Seesh Endiovge 31 WEST MAIN 8T, NEW umuu TEL. 2040 MARTIORD OFCE, ¢ CENTRAL ROW. TIL 31448 We Offer: Aetna Life Insurance Co. Price on Application. | Thomson, Tem & o, Members of New York and Hartford Steck Exchanges 35 West Main Street New Rritain Phone !-'w Snart G. Gagar. Masager We Offer: Traveler’s Insurance Price on Application. 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