New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1928, Page 6

?bllllo- dollars. The fund he said, | represents contributions of 65 mil- {lion policy holders and was increased this year by $1,600,000,000. Alfred Hurrell, vice president and |se neral counsel of the Prudential In- y INSURANCE HEAVY IN THIS COUNTRY [ o, St | Tow LI[ F WII swn uorld in life insurance by carrying ¢ in Force Wi | more than 70 per cent of the total in | |force in all countries. g Rucl] lw Blm()]]s | George W. Smith, vice president of |the New England Mutual Life Insur- ance Company of Boston, declared New York, Dec. 13 (M—Taking |lite insurance was one of the chief life insurance us a yard stick of |contributing forces toward individual economic progress, speakers at the |¢conomic independence. annual convention of the Association = ldfe insurance payments. he ex- of Life Insurance Presidents today Plained, prevented persons from be- | drew @ golden picture of American COMINg public charges. He dis- Bullock, chairman of the of the State nce Company of nounced that for year the A establishec cord for pu ur‘ The total, he said, | 500,000 of | 000,000 | Chandle mecting ican people trength of four or five convictions nd sentenced by e to pay a fine . president of : ¥s in Jjail, sifs- closed life insurance payments during 1923 approximgted §1.- 700,000,000, < new high s ON WINTER STRE was approximately $1 new insurance, or $1 wore than in 1927, the previous high Wouds ninaes He My O AV s rate, ne preaicred, torar - | 10008 1NUIMALES HE May UI0SE surance in force will reach one hun- dred Dillion doltars by autunin Up Store at No. 116 1929, the 7&th year of American | A insurance. He estimated the c rent total & « billions, a Prosecuting Attorney Joseph G net increas ght billions during Woods intimated in police court the year after this morning that he would start In view of rican consuiptior against pren ¢ automobiles, silk and like products, the 1925 insur- ance record was evidence of amazing vesiliency of the nation’s nunhmuz 158 horiantioh i\ Niuar Hinw i io! power, Mr. Buliock declared. Bl anns tbs st Nine Times More e it i The 1925 fotal, he added. was ' miore than nine times the amount of jennie ] 2 premise life insurance the nation purchased n 1901, ! Thomas 1. Parkins the Equitable Life ciety of the United § tal funds of American life ins According {o the charge, had doubled in t totaling today an moved in recently, from Hartford, and opened a ar or so. | of keeping | the | grocery store on the premises. On various occasions she was warned by ofticers not to December 7 a quantity of liquor was seized. She was arraigned in police |court and placed under a $300 bond {and the hearing was continued un- (il Tuesday, when she failed to ap- [pear. forfelting the ~ bond. Thie | morning, however, Attorney L. J. | Golon, her counsel, asked for a re- |opening of the bond because of a | | misunderstanding. ~ which |Saxe granted. The offense was her |Airst in this city. Speeder Cuts in on Cop John J. Barnardo, 20, of Berlin, was sentenced to execution of senter violation of the rules of the road. Officer Louis L. Harper testified | that Barnardo was traveling at the rate of 38 to 40 miles an hour on 1l liquor and on | Judge | _ . | vatiant,” |Stanley street and at the intersec- Ftion of Wells and Stanley streets |cut in on other cars on the road. Harper was traveling on the same |v0ad in a police cur and, according [+ his testimony. Barnardo cut in| lon him while another machine was approaching from the opposite side, forcing the officer to the extreme | as Muni Weisenfreund, DRAMA LEAGUE REPEATS Scores Another Success When Three ct Plays Are Given Again at Camp School Auditorium. On An attentive and enthusiastic audi- cnce attended the second perform- ce of three one-act plays by the w Britain Drama league in Camp 1001 auditorium on Prospect street last night. The club made its debut I'with the same bill on Tuesday eve- ng. The plays, “Love Watches,” 2 Dear Departed.” and “The were repeated by the same casts. Announcement was made in Los Angeles yesterday that the Fox in- terests are prej ng to produce “The Valiant” as a talking picture with Paul Muni, known on the stage and Mar- guerite Churchill in the leading roles. The sketch was written by Robert Middlemas and Holworthy Hall and | was originally given at a Lambs club later Lytell. gambol. It was played in vaudeville by B side of the road in order to avoid a | Summerall Grand Marshal \mllmlon He followed Barnardo | down Lyle road and after a long | |chase apprehended him. Barnardo | had nothing to say today in l\OIlr- court and pleaded guilty. 1 I his first ofr therine and John | street, |of a minor child, was continued un- |til Saturday. The case of Ronald E 24, of 10 Lilac street, ord, arrested last nigh geant Thomas J. IFeeney for viola- tion of the motor vehicle law, was | nolled on payment of costs. | s o | The auditory capacity of the doll | of staff of the army 4 by Peter Fiedorczyk; on the |charged with causing delinquency |invariably been ~v= concerned. | Of Hoover Inauguration Washington, Dec. 13 (#—Major General Charles P. Summerall, chief s accepted the post of grand n hal for the ation of Herbert Hoover. appointment follows prece- ( | dent, the chief of staff having almost selected, for the honor. 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