New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1929, Page 17

RICELAWYERS MAKE DEAND FOR NOTES King and Harvey Want Letters Jackson's Wile Lelt Willimantic, March 7 (A—De- mand was made today by Attorneys Willium A. King and Richard B Harvey, counsel for Trenor A. Rice, now awaiting trial at Brooklyn jail on a grand jury indictment for the murder of Detective William E. Jackson. for the possession of the notes alleged to have been left, when Mrs. Gertrude T. Jackson com- mitted suicide. The notes are alleged to revea! the fact that Mrs. Jackson confessed to the killing of her husband on January 29, and to exonerate Rice. The notes, according to Coroner Arthur G. Bill of Danielson, were addressed to Attorney William A. King and to Trenor Rice. The demand made today was ad- dressed to Coroner Bill, who ex- pressed his willingness to turn over to the defense attorneys the notes, but declared he could not do un- til given permission by State's At- torney Howard C. Bradford. Ac cording to Coroner Bill, he has been advised by Bradford not to discolse the contents of the notes, nor to give them to any person. League Council Names Minorities Committee Geneva, March 7 P—A committec of three consisting of representatives from Japan, Great Britain and Spain was appointed by the council of the League of Nations today to report &t the June session on the problem of inorities. This question was raised by Ger- ter protection 1o minorities and quicker action regarding petitions. Author Coolidge Writes Of Life in White House York, March 7 (UP)—Cal- Coolidge became a full-tledged or today. v aut In an article in the Cosmopolitan muguzine, off the presses this morn- ing, the former president discusses 14 9 of his life in the White House. The article is entitled “On Enter- ing and Leaving the White House.” Miss Switaski to Join ing strect left today for Philadelphia where she will join the cast of the Towers Musical comedy stock com- pany, which is playing at the Towers theater in that city. Miss Switaski was formerly identified with Vincent Youmans' comedy success, “Hit the Deck.” Jugoslav Has Gold Teeth Believed Oscar Wilde's Veles, Jugoslavia, March 7 (P—A local coppersmith treasures a gold {tooth which he claims once belonged to Oscar Wilde. | The British writer is said to have | visited -here in 1898 and having no ika, sold one of his gold tceth. It is known that Wilde was traveling lin Ttaly in 1898 and made a trip |down to Constantinople. | Reports have also stated that when | Wilde died in Paris and his gold tecth were claimed in payment of |a debt, one tooth was missing. | |World’s History Seen ! In Span of Two Minutgs New Haven, Conn., March takes ma of thou- carth's life |seum of Yale university “\L-nor through a pano! sands of years of the ent day. | First are shown the invertebrates |things to cmerge from the water, | reptiles, birds, warm blooc land man from the stone a day. s to to- LUNCH MAN ROBBED Raynham, Mass., March 7 (@ —Id- | ward Murby, lunch cart proprictor. {was held up and robbed today by 'two young men, from Murby's pockets and the |cash register. | the bandit’s ordcrs not to move for five minutes and was unable to dge 'tlmt scribe the mode of their departure. !incr When five bees 1(0 bring good luck. | | animals New When they men- | Musical Comedy Company acea him winy revolvers they took | Dussildoif. Mise Barbara Switaski of 36 Whit- | Murby complied with nent sociologist, survey of the human race showing the population of the world i8 ., come buzzig | New Navy Secretary At Desk Charles Francis Adams, new secretary of heav in Presiden. Hoover’s cabinet, at his desk after being sworn in. (] | society. e lngs ber of the First Lutheran church. | Mr. Bjorklund is survived by five FRISBIE—RELAY Andrews street, Frishie of street this morning at 10: parsonage of Stanley Memorial church. Rev. Raymond N. Gilman officiated. Mrs. V. 8 Davis was matron of honor and Andrew man. The bride was attired in a gown| an georgette with a hougnet of pink and orchid swect peas. The | many with a vicw of affording bet- 1o minutes walk in Pcabody Mu- matron of honor wore a tan crepe the gown and carried pink of Alge Following the ceremony a peas. Mr. and Mrs. Frisbie left t. M. Britain high school and Frisbie attended the New high schiool and the Morse college in Hartford. He by A. A, Mills. Park stre Population of \7\'01‘ld Up 18,000,000 Yearly ch T # hard Hennig. u’n t:m/iv iermany, M —I'rofessor R has complited 18,000,000 asing about ar., |to 50,000. and Howard V. Frisbic, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles took place 0 o'clock at the Wenz was best lunch- con was served for members of the [from prenistoric dawn to the pres- [immediate familics. The home was| prettily decorated in pink and white. | on {and the insects. Then follow in or.|wedding trip to New York city and | dor the fishes and the first living |upon their return will reside at 445 Frishie atteided the Mrs Britain Rusiness s cmployed He says that there is a daily ex- around your head they are suppos:d |cess of births over deaths amounting Portes Gil and is doing all he can in the Moody Secretarial school. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1929. STANLEY WORKS YETERAN, | ANDREW BJORKLUND, DIES | Commonwealth Avenue Man Had Worked in Same Factory | For 38 Years | Btricken ill while he was at his employment at the Stanley Works |Saturday, Andrew Bjorklund, 68 | years old, of 15 Commonwealth ave- |nue managed to remain on duty | until noon, but upon arriving home {he became #0 ill he was hurried to |the New Britain General hospital 'where he underwent an operation immediately. |tal late yesterday afternoon, | He observed his €8th birthday an- |niversary last Friday, the day before be was taken ill. He wi borm in Sweden, and came to this city 39 years ago. One year after he arriv- ed here he entered the employ of the Btanley Works and had been a shipping clerk for the company for 38 years, Fraternally he was associated with ciety, the second division of the One Hundred Men's soclety and the Vega He was also an old mem- daughters, Mrs. Hjalmar Johnson, i.\lrs. Carl Lindelof and Mrs, Einar| Fridberg, all of New Britain, Mrs. The wedding of Miss Marjoric E. Louis Slocum of Hartford and Mrs, moncy to pay his way back 10 Salon- [lay, daugnter of Mrs. 5. Relay of| William Coburn of Bridgeport; four sons, Charles A., John A., Hilmer 8. and Hilding G. Bjorklund, and 17 grandchildren, |afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at {home where prayers will be offered |and at 8 o'clock at the First Luth- |eran church. Rev, Dr. Abel A. Ahl- [quist, pastor, will officiate. will be in Fairview cemetery. Helps Gil RY o a Aaron Saenz, a close tviend of @VETY the lute Gen. Obregon, and a candi | ever. in the form of several young |date for the presidency in Mexico, has hurried to the aid of President | to help him quell the revolt. | Counselors Investment Trust (A Massachusetts Trust) Counsely Revws, Ouav, Borozn & Pmxmve Type of Trust: The Counselors Investment Trust is of the management type and of simple structure. The initial capitalization consists of 100,000 shares, no par, all of one class and all o be offered for public subscription at $100 per share, with no options reserved. i Investment Policy: The trustees have broad discretionary authcrity for the selection of | investments. It is anticipated that the trustees will invest principally in common stocks, with growth of principal as their chief objective, and that only a relatively small percentage of the I securities of any one concern will be held. | Investment Research: anagement: The trustees are Hugh Bancroft and John Richardson of Boston; A. Vere Shaw of New York and Adelbert W. Smith of Springfield. ) The Counselors Management Corporation with a board of directors consisting of these trus- tees, will agree to undertake the administration of the trust. ment Counsel, for investment research. 10 ¢ Reports: CEEEE Tt E R aaC S = e Cost of Operation: administration. Dividends: The trust will make a report at least as often as annually, giving a financial state- ment of the trust, including a list of the investments. It is anticipated that a supplementary report wiil be sent out with ¢ach quarterly dividend. We offer this stock ““when, as and if i Depositary and Transfer Agent Tae AtLANTIC NATIONAL BANK, Bostow The trustees are to retain Messrs. Shaw, Loomis & Sayles, Invest- The trust will pay to the management company a fee of 5% num of the gross assets of the trust, payable quarterly. The management company will pay all salaries, compensation of trustees, and expenses incident to investment research and ‘axes, transfer charges, brokerage fees on purchases and sales, and custo- dian's charges will be paid by the trust. Borrowing: Authorized borrowing capacity is equal to the net fair value of the assets of interested in the distribution of this stock will make a market for it. In addition to that, in case of extreme emergency, stockholders are protected in the fact that the trust is obligated to redeem its shares within ten business days after demand, at the net liquidating value as determined by the trustees, less 2%, It is expected that quarterly dividends will be paid at a rate consistent with the policy of the trustees to build up the principal of the trust. ued,” for payment and delivery about March 15, 1929, Price—$100 a Share Eopy BROTHERS & Co. HARTFORD Now Britain 33 Lewis Stroet Tel. 2-8141 Meriden 43 Coleny 54, ) e e e e e e s e e e e e ey per an- DO S ooe He died at the hospl- | the Stanley Works Mutual Ald so-| The funeral will be held Saturday | the | Burial ‘ New York, March 7 ® — The (Welt street 8riets | CALL MONEY HITS | present stringency in money rates. NEw HI[iH FlfiURF | which sent call louns to 12 per cent syl L W Markol Alemally Sng and Weak Over Credit Situation authorities are getling results in | their efforts to stem the absorption of credit in speculative trading | New York, March 7 P—Alternate | periods of weakness and strength | characterized today’s stock market. Withdrawal of funds from the stock market by out-of-town banks which reflected extreme nervousness over the credit situation. |8 result of pressure by the federa) Call money opened at 10 par cent.. |reserve 18 believed to have been th- chief cause for the tightness of | | money the last two days. PUTNAM & CO. Mambers Now York @ Hordord Stack Eachenge 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 WARTIORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW. TEL. 21148 Connecticut Electric Service Company = p | the highest renewa) rate since Jan- Rights | Arkansas Natural Gas corporation, | vary and advanced to 11 in early L |subsidiary of Cities Bervice com-|afternoon. Such liquidation as ap- When Issued pany, has acquired control of the|peared was only moderate in vol- BOUGHT and SOLD |Little Rock Gas & Fuel company, ume, indicating accounts were well {operating the natural gas distribu- | margined. tion system of the Arkansas City. | While the 4% per cent rate on the | ! |new U. S trcesury financing was| | Activity in lead was the week's about in line with expectations. WI |outstanding development in nen. [served to accentuate the present ferrous metals, says Engineering | CTedit stringency, and revived fears {and Mining Journal. Possibility of a |©f an early increase in federal re- disturbance in the flow of Mexlc.n""‘e rediscount rates. While pre- lead into the United States stimy. | Paring for the heavy mid-month tax {lated buying interest. With domes. |dividend and interest payments, the [tic consumption at a higher rate, |&nKS are showing a reluctance to Ithe price wan advanced to 7 1.4 |Increase their borrowings at the fed- Eentsta bond | eral reserve bank. | 2 | Trade and business news contin- ues favorable. Directors of the Na- tional Dairy Products corporation Bernard A. Conley Still higher prices for lead and Z!"“ are predicted by Newton “4"02('[&!‘!!1 a stock dividend of 100 per |Emmens, Canadian mining engi- | cent, and valuable stock subacrip- {neer. who said big lead and zinc tion rights were voted to the stock- {producers have formed a cartei|folders of American Steel Foun- |similar to that organized by copper dries. Several excellent earnings re- | producers. ports made their appearance during the day, Union Carbide showing a | Boston and Maine railroad has gain of more than $5.000,000 in net ordered five super-power locomo- ' last year over the ycar before. |tves to cost about $100,000 cach| Adams Express, which broke 45 from the Lima Locomotive Works, | Points- yesterday, raliied 25 mn to- ma, O. |day’'s trading. Radio (old) rallied 20 points to 390, slipped back to | Plans are heing drawn in Londen #80 1-4, rebounded to 400 and then [for a company to dominate the |lurned heavy again. Radio (new) |world market for cocoa. palm oil | rallied more than 5 points and Col- and other West African products 0rado Fuel, Western Union, United 'po Kruit, Vanadium, American Roscl ‘ We Offer and Recommend: through consolidation of the Niger 5 ; company and the African & Fast. Magneto. Crosley Radio and Nation ern Trading company, Wall street |21 Dairy Products sold 3 to 5y points higher at one time. hears. D | Tne death of Theodore F. Mer- seles president of the Johns Man- Two M;ITESCIDQ From {\ille company Sunken Submarine of ‘it stock, Aboard U. 8. 8. Mallard, oft Key 10/M's In early West. Fla. March 7 (U'P)—Two | men escaped by means of an artifl- | cial “lung” mask today from the | submarine S-4, anchored on the hottom of the Gulf of Mexico, and Investment HARTFORD caused heavy sellinz || 15 peart st 112 which trading. broke We Offer: THI. MARKLT AT 2:30 P. M. (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) High 288 Close 84 Low Al Che & Dye | Shuw & Compiny MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE New Britain Nationa) Bank Bldg. Tel. 5200. DIRECT PRIVATE NEW YORK PHONE CANAL 45178 United Gas Co. Preferred Stock WILSON & CO. Tel. 2-7111-55 W. M, UNITED FOUNDERS CORP. Brayton A. Porter Securities NEW BRITAIN Tel. 5800 in six minutes rose to the surface, A" A8 Che pd 64 820 58 160 feet above. | American Can 118 1154 116% edlae Am Loco' .... 106% — — |4 SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY Am Sumatra 533 43 B ———————— e Norman Vining. son of Mr. and AM Sm & Re 1151 114 1131 Public Utilities Stocks Mining shares Mrs. John Vining of 95 Pleasant A Sugar ... 3l — = | Conn Iiec Service ox ..108 112 |mont rose 3 points to 2 street, did not expect a murprise AM Tobacco . 1713 — = |Conn Elec Service Rts 6 7 to 210 and then rallied to party last ‘evening while he was'Am Woolen . — 7 2 iConn Lt & Pow ptd 102 Standard of Indi: calebrating hi Anaconda Cop 1587, 154% 157 -onm L4 H & g elebrating his 15th birthday at the PR . Hfd Elec Light 143 holders are voting today on the oust- home of his parents. It came, how. Atchison e00% SRyt e ey 80 ling of Col. Itobert W. Stewart as | Balt (& Ohlo. 182 = 1129% 180 4o hon N | mel .. 196 |chairman, was steady at 86, yester- couples who presented him with ‘ Beth Steel ...100% 9813 997 day's closing level many presents. Norman is a senior ”"“7:' Man .. 753 T4 ok TREASURY BALAN e — Cer De Pasco 1103, 1103 110% . & SR 9THIZN JT Q@ Q@ N " Q - Ches & Ohio sip | SccaaurviiBalance, | §neRis. U. S. S. “Napa” Speeds CR1& Pac 1323 To Rescue Jap Vessel 107 * BONDS IMPROVE ON " INGREASED BUYING * Several Leaders in Recent De- cline Advanced in Price New York, March T (®—The bond market today displayed an improxe- | | | Corn Prod ‘ Dav Chem Chrysler Corp Colo Fuel ... Death' | Congoleum .. Consol Gas .. | b5 Mrs. Albertine 1. Moline Erie RR Mrs. John 8. Recor. wife of COn- fiam Players |stable Recor, received a telegram | i:joischmann yesterday stating that her motber ' |raeport Tex . | Mrs. Albertine Isaacson Moline, 70 'Gen| Asphalt . years old, dled Tuesday in a hospital Ganl Elec o Grand Island, Neb., after & short ¢ligden iliness. She was a resident of Ogal- lala, Ncb, She 18 survived by twe | jos- wamiy 1 g | pons, Robert 'llalclon and Oscar [nt Cement ed tone 1n the early dealings as| |Isaacson of Kensington, and two In¢ Nickel ,... 621 buying by bargain hunters in some daughters, Mrs. John 8. Recor of |int Harves ...106% of the recent leaders of the decline this city and Mra. L. B. Britcher of | Ken Cop D oen imparted strength to several leaders Ogallala, Neb. Mrs. Moline was for- |Mack Truck ..1071; of the recent decline. Mexican is- merly a resident of Collinsville. Marland Oil .. 377 sucs were fnactive. | Mo Kan & Tex 57% Convertibles were mixed, improve- ___Thomas Dean Henry Mont Ward ..128 ment being shown by lssues influenc- | Word haa been received in this N Y Central ..1028 ed by epecial news development. vity of the death of Thomas Dean N Y N H & H 9113 Alleghany Corporation 5s were firm )‘l't’nr). :‘onvor Rev. A. R. Henry and North Amer.. 10313 103’ at around 192% on reports the Van Mrs, I\'Irn” of their home in Lang- North Pacific 1091, 109 Sweringen Holding Corporation was :do:. N. D, Pack Mot Car 13813 1367 acquiring control of the Wheeling & l: was born in Meriden on Janu- pan Am Pet B 42% 42 lLake Erie railroad. Anaconda Con ary 24, 1920. Surviving him are his Phillips Pet... 37% 37% per Ts were steady at 241, and St parents, three brothers, A. R. Henry, | Puliman 811y 8173 ' paul convertible adjustment 5s im ‘i'::' l(al;;h and Forrest Henry, and Radio Corp ...405 405 | jroved on declaration of 3 per cent 1‘.1‘15;“ ‘P“C"{"v : |Remington Rd 32! 3212 interest, clearing up interest for [ :;Tx :t;(r;lclu;s ler; held at h‘I!‘ledmx ...109% -091z 1 International Telephone con- B rnoon. Burial was in'Sears Roebuck 155% 154% vertible 418 sagged fractionally. 2 3 Sinclair Oil ... 37 37 | Trading in the rest of the list was Southern Pac .130% — — Std Oil N J . 49 Std Oil N Y . Funerals | oo Texas Co ..... 5 Tex Gulf Sulph 731z ! Tim Rol Bear . Underwood .. 104 Union Pac dull and featureless | Interust centered in the marketing of the $50.000,000 issue of 5 per cent secured sinking fund debentures of '2 Kreuger & Toll Compan stockholders in the Swedish Company. The debentures car rants for purchase of American cer- of the conainy John Olson Funeral services for John Olson, sed 70, of 583 Staniey street will be Union Carbide : ,,,:;“:,:}‘ '\'” s e held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock United Fruit . 1447z il Sl e at the Swedish Bethany church. At U § Ind Al . 1417z s el 2:30 o'clock prayers will be offered U S Rubber .. 6i% s ecah oid at 1001500 at the home. Rev. Charles J. Fre. U S Stcel .... 185 [ % 3 deen, pastor, will officiate. Burial Wabash Ly .. 70% e will be in Fairview cemetery. West Elec s Willys Over . | Woolworth Wright Aero . 269 Am Tel & Tel 212% Mrs. Amelia Polenz Funeral services for Aniclia Polenz aged 90, of 20 Uncas road will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home and ai St. Mat- | TURNS DOWNWARD ‘LouAL STOCKS |thew's German Lutheran church at | ‘s 5ol s 2150 oclok. Rev. A C. Theotore | (FUMSnd by Punam & ot Buyins Suoport Appears as Steege, pastor, will officiate. Burial | Insurance Stocks e i Se iiveir e ciratery) 5 sy Issues Hit Low Levels Aetna Casualty 1650 1 b ey—— | Laura May Obermeier Aetna lLife Ins Co 1290 Funeral services for Laura May Aetna Fire ...... ...780 New York. March 7 (P—Trading Obermeier, daughter of Mr. and gyutomobile Ins .......610 in the curb market today blew hot | Mrs. Joseph Obermeier of 579 North partford Fire 290 1010 and then cold. At midday a definite | Burritt street, will be held tomor- National e . .1330 1550 downward trend developed but as |row morning at 9 o'clock at Rt. | phoenix Fire .........985 prices hit their lowest levels of the | Peter's church. Burial will be in | Travelers Ins oC .....1865 some buying support came into St. Mary's cemetery. ! Conn. General .......2100 the market. | Manufacturing Stocks More than 140.000 Anaconda Cop- Mrs. Leopoldin Grobstein Am Hardware 7. per rights, admitted to trading for l Funeral services for Mrs. Leopol- i am Hoslery ..... - the first time at 11 a. m.. changed i hands in the first half hour, opening at 30'% and advancing to 31 1-4. An. other new issue—Ilnterstate Hosiery —was traded in at 30 to 30 5-5. dine Grobstein of 31 Amherst street will be held tomorrow afternoon at | Bige-Hfd Cpt Co com 3 o'clock at Erwin Memorial chapel. | Billings & Spencer . Rev. Willlam H. Alderson. pastor of ' Dristol Brass . : Beaton & Cadwell Trinity Methodist church, will of- |Colt's Arms . Aviation shares turned r ficiate. Burial will be in Fairview ' Eagle Lock ..... ary after an early period of cemetery. fnir Bearing Co . strength. Aviation Corporation of the Americas ran up 4 points to 76 and then dropped back to below | E Hart & Cooley landers, F The remains will be at the funeral parlors of B. C. Porter Sons at 19 | Court street until noon tomorrow. |N B Machine ..... Alexander Industries held steady { !N B Machine pfd around 20. Niles-Be-Pond com Wide fluctuations occurred in the FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS | North & Judd i utilities, American Gas & Electric | BOLLERKER'S POSY SHOP | Peck, Stowe & Wil ... losing its early 4-point gain. Ameri- A" did the reverse. | Russell Mfg Co ......1 1 can Superpower mhmr's Pnsy mn Sconille Mfg Co Tg01; 62 |slumped 3 points o 100 and then Standard Screw rose 1o 105 3-\. Liectric Bond & 83 West Main St Stanley Works K7 Share (old) dropp points atter 1% Teleseauh’ Hissist ot New Baste~ | Torrington Cocom .... 70 §3 |a Arst hour advance ot § pointa to Visit Uur Gresshvuses Union Mg Co ....ovvt 18 2 I,».. | ernor of Hawailan Is e Honolulu, T. H.. March 7 —Naval advices from Guam ceived here today said the L. S Napa is en route to assist the Jap- anese vessel Bankoku Maru agroun: on Kamo Island near the Marianas group. The reports said the N 1 would reach the grounded ve around noon on March 8 Guam time. Bankoku Maru went ashore at mid- night, March 6. “Certain Forces” Oppose Lady Astor’s Public Life London, March 7 (U'P)—"Certain forces” are attempting to oust Lady Astor from British public life, Lord Astor said today addressing a club luncheon. “I am largely responsible for ad- vising my wife to go into public life and I personally think she has héen an asset to legislature, I have been advised that certain forces are try- ing to get her out,” Loid Astor said Ambulance Called Out, Patient Sought in Vain out 2:15 o'clock this afternoon the New Britain General hospital ambulance was called to Main street near the Davidson & Leventhal store, but on arrival. the driver was un- able to locate the person who called and there was no sign of an accident or o T n for wanting the am- , | bulance, AUTO VICTIM SUCCUMBS Nashua, N. H., M M a, 60, of reh 7 il Wilton, ed Josepl's hospital today. a vi a “hit and run” autouiobile driver He was run down as lie was crossing e strect in Wilton Tuesday Police in Milford later Nagoleon Langlois of North Chels- ford. Mass., on a charge of driving away without stopping after his car had struck Shea. Langlois pleaded not guilty and was held in $1.0 bail For Hawq.iian Post lLawrence M Honolulu 1 ness man and t ior, 38 considered by v repun- ican leaders as most to suc- ced Waliace R, Farvingion, gove