New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1929, Page 17

BLODGETT AGAINST PENALTY TAX CUT Reluses to Budge in Conlerence With Loomis and Others (By ald Reviewer) Hartford. March 26—State Commissioner Willlam H. Tax Blodgett #aid this morning, after conferring with Tax Collector Bernadotte Loomis, Senator Ernest W. Christ and Representative Thure Bengtson, all of New Rritain, that he was not yet convinced that the proposed re duction of penalty tax from 12 to 9 por cent is a good move. He did say. however, that some- thing will be done some day. but wa not prepared to say when that day would come. It is understood that most citics and towns of the state have had their legislative represen. tative argue the matter with the state commissioner, but he has not budged an inch from his stand. It was rcported after the confer- ence that New Dritain, for the past two years, has been backward in re- ducing back taxes, which does not compare favorably with the en- deavor of other communities. Pressed for information, Commis- sioner Blodgett answered: “Letl's see Loomis’ answer, and then I'll make & statement.” Collector Loomis does not quc tion the accuracy of the claim that the city's back tax list is growing, but was upable to account for the condition, he said today. On March 1, 1 there was ¢ 17 in uncollected taxes and on the first day of this month, $316.452.19 stood on the books. Dif- ficultics on the part of property own- ers in meeting their fax accoun was pointed 1o as one of the con- tributing causes, uy was also the fact that the amount to be collected is growing ecach year, and the delin- quents can be expected to proportionately WOMEN PRESIDE N SENATE AND HOUSE (Continued from First Page) vides for the settlement of disputos. cnator Peasley said this hill virtual- Iy codifies and puts into writing the procedurc, making solid provisions which put entire regulation into the Lands of the courts. Scnator Robert . Hyde, of Ell ington was appointed, by approval of Governor Trumbuli’s nomination & member of (he state milk regu- increase | bureau of child welfare shah | license persons caring for neglected children without charge for services. o Ho e Another favorable report was on the bill providing preference for admission at the Connecticut Agri- cultural college be given students to take the full agricultural course. Other Bills Adopted The following bills were adopted- science in pharmacy), and P. H. M. |been at (inaster of pharmacy) to degrees hich may be granted by Connecti- cut College of Pharmacy. Providing judgment of United States courts within this state may be basis of liens. Providing person having acquired | {legal settlemeat in any town who returns to state after absence of four years, shall be deemed a state paup- er if he becomes & public char | within four years after such return, | and repealing law making such town | liable for support it he becomes | road to rccovery when she suffere |a relapse, She was born in been a resident of the pust 38 years. in the affairs of the Congregatio which she helped to organize. Leen a moving figure in events. She was also a member of the auxiliary to the B'Nal Brith or ganiz: ! o H.‘.‘:,‘;nrm“\':,:‘l'f' seven years AMer|™ir 1 band is owner of @ cloth Inciuding in trunk line highway |ing storc at 396 Main strect. Beside system road from Knupp Farm on |I“F husband she | Danbury-Sherman road in New | ! 3 ; | siste [ Fairficld along west side of Rocky FICTS river rescrvoir in New Fairfield and | (it €ty M1 [ Sherman to state road in Sherman. | o i GGANTIC GERMAN 5 ‘STEAMER ‘ELROPK SWEPT BY FLANES (Continued from Mrs, Fannie Mi Pennsylvania David and O’'Bricn o and Julius Green ter Soms, Rabbi Ge officiate. Burial Alom cemetery, SPANISH AVIATORS COMPLETE FLIGHT shon Hadas wil will be in Beti First Page) were gazing at the fire gasped whea the great hulk suddenly listed 30 | degrees. | A new danger has arisen with the incoming tide. It is frared the En [ ropa may turn turtls and neighhor ling docks have heen hastily evacu- 1\v;‘:‘ :”nrd'hvh» ship itself given | {Continuod from Liret! Dage) is Already Covered. i : st e . . (Special 1o the Tierald) New York Mareh 25 onds— |, Thicty vessels hurriedly shifted|p o g expected 1o average about | Hartford, March Lepresenta- | many alread their lowest level LhsngRman tinas SO UL SN hip i e e (B hovir tive Thure Bengtson's bill concern- | tor all time—today fuctuated over a AloyySrened hanselftand ool TDEY No Ship Spied Them iz regulation of the use of muf-| four-point price range, reflecting the jipproached again. ANl efforts, how. | . " Bl ey were sighted | flcrs on motor boats on inland wa- | rations of stocks as call money S e i v e i I E B e RS e e fank to the bottom of the port hasin | g L™ piglince of Rtio De Oro, | the attuck of the judiclury commit. |y ten wars. whiere 'she settleal ‘with herimamaf yeRE 0 BRSSO e [icel al the state capitol Lhis after- | Public Service of New Jersey 415 st leibie aliovs he wiiter. at Rahia this morning, not a ship noon ere the weak feature, breaking into | Cause of the fire hus yet to be o "0 o) orver seems to have re-| Led by Chairman Deasicy of (new low territory at 175 after ad- Actermined. 1t spread with alarming | 297 1 G0 | Cheshire and Representative Peck | vancing a point above yesterday's rapidity, aided by - strong - winds, | T iile ot Bahia was wholly | Of Bristol, opponents pointed out to | ¢lose to 150. International Tele from the forccustle to the middlx) o 00 GRE L T few over | the committee that there is alveady | Phone convertible 4%s displayed in- | section The fire departmentslnbors| UNERFected. She plane MW [oRer | S0 T e o the books. dependent sirengih, running up were greatly hampered by fog. uesn | Latecoere jine ficld Night Watchman Rlamed One theory was that the fire wam cavsed when a night watchman 361 l]lES AT H"SP'TA[ Church street has returned from lhe| Wile of Merchant Was Active in the hospital since March | Monday. 18 and had apparentiy been on the | Russia but had | Brethren Sons of Isracl -Sisterhood She was its first president and had also its social | Three Names Added leaves two sons, Herbert and Arthur Galdman, three , Mrs. Charlotte Greenstein of . Hulda Kurlansii | two ACROSS ATLANTIC air mail company's land- The aviators planned to continue (o Rio Juneiro toduy and hoped to NEW BRITAIN DALY Lai LD, Tuksid LLCH City ltems Wall Street Briefs —_—_——— Business in machinery Mrs. Thomas Wright of and ma- Hartford hospital where she under-‘ oh & high e chime tools continucs o 4, plane and is well scattered as to Complaint was made to the police | 2 = isource throughout the metal-work today that one of 1t. G. Miller Sons ! {TTL CTO R L BT o Providing Milford town plan com- : Co. horses had done considerable | ;& TR HOCTENE B e e mission ufter expiration of terms of Syllflgoglle Sisterhood mage in Mrs. B. E. Rackliffe's|p, rican Machinist. From present present members, shall be appointed yard at 90 Greenwood street. Ber- |5, g50,1i0ns the sales total for March I by board of selcctmen, to comprise |gcant J. C. Stadler took the horse| iy~ pe or record proportions. |six members, not more than three| Mra. Jennic Goldman, 41 years off the premiscs. {Enough orders have been booked members of the same political party, | old, wife of Isadore H. Goldman of | Chief W. C. Hart has ordered the',p.44 to keep the machine tool with first sclectman a8 ex-officio| g2 Harrison street died at 10:33|Tecently appointed "'g‘:"_""‘”"““:"!buudou busy for many months to | member. @lciock hin morning st fhe’ New |0 el him at 11 o'clock Sunday come and the chief complaint is the Adding P. H. C. (pharmaceutioal | © ¢ : B orenoon. They will be given instruc- ' gcarcity of skilled machinists. cliemist. B. S Phar (bachelor of | Britain General hospital. She hud | tions prior to commencing duty on it Though its horizon just now is 'darkened by the credit clouds, Wall strect is cheered by increasing signs of improvement in the oil industry. | Sir Henri Deterding, managing di Application for a marriage licens | was made today by Stanton E. Ash- 41y of 55 Gurden street and Elva A. McKirdy of 37 Lincoln street. ad | {rector of the Royal Dutch-Shell New Britain for! ER {Union group, arrives today from She was """“"GHAMB MEHBERSHIP { Europe for the production curtail- to be in- 1 wient confercnces scheduled STILL ls lNcREAsING:mm here this week. 7The oil | dustry, with an annual payroll es mated at one billion dollars and an (army of investors holding securities {valued at approximately $11,000,- [ 000,000, is considered an immense | factor in the nation's prosperity. Today—Secre- t - tary says Drive Will Conclude by End of Weck, | = Wall street was dubious today Three new names were added to the roster of the Chamber of Com- [OVer the prospeets of any immediate merce today when Sceretary Ralph | relief in the tight money situation { H. Benson received the following | which sent call rates up to 14 per names: Nathan Alpert, K. J. Joha- | cent yesterday. Month-end demands son and Schulte United. The names | for funds and withdrawal of funds were received at the Chamber head- | interior Lanks are expected to quarters unsolicited and were not | continue, stein of Paterson, N. J. assigned to any of the teams in the Funcral services will be held’ at | contest. World production of lead is re- the home Thursday afternoon at al The Chamber membership drive | ported to have declined in February time {0 be announced by B. C. I'or-| will be finished this week according |to 134526 tons compared with 15 1 10 Mr. Benson. A strenuous effort 1| Will be made within the next few days to interview all prospects and repert. Team No. 1 still leads in the 'STATUTE NOW FORBIDS NOISY BOAT ENGINES | Oppouents o Bengtson's Proposed 5 tons in January. Domestic out- | put was 45.063 tons aguinst 5,607. MANY BONDS AT " LOWEST FIGURE List Fluctuates Over Four-Point | Price Range Today Law Point to Fact Situation | nearly 8 points to 199 and then slip- ping back to 1171 on realizing. In- ternational Telephone stock also has been strong. The hearing resolved itself into an |appeal to the judiciary (‘un\mln.‘e; {to eliminate reckless driving of mo- | tor boa Representative Bengtson ! 25, 1020, STOCKS FALL A3 | MONEY TIGHTENS Slump in Street Follows Resord Rate of 17 Per Gent 26 (—A fur- ther tightening in credit conditions, which sent the call money rate tc 117 per cent and the time money rate |to 8 1-4 per cent for all maturiti-s brought about another drastic reac- !tion in today's stock market. Th . declines in scores of issues ran from 13 to nearly points, with more | |than a hundred issues plunging inio {new low ground for the year, | The market opened irregular and | |started to rally when it became ap- parent that overnight margin calls | !had failed to cause any sharp ini- |tial breaks. The rally wus quickly ! checked, however, when call mon.y renewed at 12 per cent, the highest opening charge since January 2. Prices slipped steadily for the rest PUTNAM & CO, Mambers Now York & Herdord Stack Brshonge 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 RARTIORD OPFICE, ¢ CRNTRAL ROW, m.a.x!] | New York, March Hartford Gas Co. Rights (When Issued) Bought and Sold EDDY BROTHERS &G Members Hartford Stock Exchange of the morning but the selling as- "mroab sumed gigantic proportions after NEW BRTTAIN d 8 MERIDEN midday when money brokers bid 15 Burritt Hotel % riford Conn. Trust Bl Colony B per cent for call money, and the ha a8 y Bidg rate was immediately jacked up to | that figure. and then to 17 per cent | This exceeds 14 per ceni rate yesterday, and is the highest charge |since the post-war deflation crisis of 1920, We Offer and Recommend: AETNA LIFE INS. Scarce at High Figure | | Call moncy was scavce even at thg higher figure, and predictions were frecly made that the rate would work higher. Time money was 8 1-4 bid for all maturities, with littls money available below § 1-2 per cent. The scarcity of money indi- | jcates the heavy withdrawal of out- |of-town funds, and thewreiuctance nf |local bankers to place money into | the market, when tney are seeking to cooperate with the federal resery, board in curtailing the \olume of | speculative credit, Trading was in volume, unusually heavy Minneapolis- Honeywell With indications that the |day’'s kales would set a new high record for the year, if not for all [time. Total sales crossed the R l t nl all 3.000.000 share mark shortly after egu a or o p y midday and the ticker was then nearly 40 minutes behind the market. History and Business 'HIS company was formed in October, 1927, as a merger of the Minneapolis Heat Regu- lator Co., formed in 1885, and Honeywell Heat- ing Specialties Co., organized in 1906. At their low prices today. many of the high priced specialties were sell- ing 30 to 70 points below the year's high levels, some of which were established onl week. Adams Express brok points after hav- ing dropped 45 1-4 yesterday, the low price of 530 contrasting with the ' | year's high of €00 1-4. Greene Cananea Copper, which sold as high s 197 5-8 last week, tumbled 10 points to 156. Anaconda Copper sold down 7 1-4 points to 147 3-4 as against a recent high of 174 | Brooklyn Edison tumbled 34 1.2 last By the merger the company became the leader in the field of heat regulating and controlling devices for home and industrial use. Balance Sheet Shows assets of $4,870,783, of which $3,455,014 I poinis; Johns Manville 13 1- e cur, i = i Jalion board. Justus J. Fennel and | threw away a clgaretie butt. e SR e and Theodore Monicr of New Brit.| Aneconda Copper Ts recovered lnyvvru 12, anqdm;:ul»lrl:u:;;::nl ér“ ;\p' 2’.5 current assetf agam':t (.?364‘,861 current lia- Abrahan Wotsey were elccted | The liner Europa was launcli Rio Janciro was their origina |4in asked the committee to imposs | PATL O their yesterday's = 20-polnti oy one 15 15 “More than scors ilities, or approximately 10 for 1. Jjudges of the Stamford court. at Hamburg on August 15 of la al and the fight fron: Seville 895 sort of regulatien 6 pretect | M Weved up § noints {o 240 a0l )0y s otuding Baldmin, X unasoatt Chuplain Acclaims Spring year, christened hy Jacob Gould | 890, R0 S0 BRI B S ihose using row boats and canoes, | 4'OPPed 2 points of the guin at mid- | 4y opomich Warner Beon Earni Licut. Governor Rogers was here | Schurmon, American ambastador to | WOUuld “"‘x‘_ O O i that of It in predicted that the bill win | 98%- ; . A ] et e arnings ! ) but several minutes today and, leav- | Germany. o ':“l‘“: i " {coms out of committee for legisla. | . 11 the rails Tl sanwnenl L inie,: Wolghi Acronautical The combined net earnings of the predecessor ipg the senate for a m,m,.‘.,'.,wr oRetiner with her sisier ship il sl il Sl i, five action in some form other than | oo Overiooked in T P65 | Rossla Insurance and Allied Chemi- companies and of the merged company have il n\ln_hj‘:;i:lr”ot\t‘: it e ('4)1]‘\[):‘"‘:)"(: T ottt Jimencz Has Fever S e it opl o8 fractionally wbove its record low 41 %0Id down 6 to ncarly 10 points shown a steady increase from $351,759 in 1924 ford, roferred, in his prayer, to the {ransatlantic vesscl. The Bremen —Ducnos Ares. March 26 (P—Ihe price. Baltimore & Ohio convertible | o (oo T to $1,037,262 in 1928. Earnings in 1928 cicetric storms, which he saw as| Was launched the next day. christen- | fitaht of the Spanish aviators wis ' 4 i n:lrnml fpla siigh G e L amounted to $6.69 a share on the common stock. the final harbingers of spring. ed by President Von Hindenburg. {uuu.rumm by fever of Capt Jini- n the !nt}u.fi(rld s l»od.ge RBrot :r! i o he amendment to the New Ha.| The new liners are four-screw |enez due to fatigne f the trip. T.a D th | 6% went down [o & new low at 4o} [ i sl oW Close ven Clock Companys charicr, allow. | boal%, ind were cxpecicd to ke |Nuclows corrispondent at Pahia ea 8 ;‘r:z; :r?::::r Tire 58 ylelded to sell-| 41 Che & Dye 2723 262 Dividend i sl iireassior capital stoclteoiy [ L2 WHI0 (L ont eomen torten ek rlogranha - Wimener wes fahen by bl U. S government securities were | American Can 117% Company paid $2.30 regular ?""“‘,‘;:,li;”‘"“n“d whares AL 28 each. || five. They were to have boow | Camassy. for medical {reatment. SR neglected in the early trading. The|Am Loco ... 11471 with 50¢ extra February, 1929. inder suspensio rul at it |Plac>d in service this spring. | The dispatch implicd that the Carmello Sarrantonio, 42| LIDCTLY fourth 4 1-4s were bought at 5 i 474 41y :'nl':\:l('lrhnxn‘:a:ell::u‘?[ ;"naloro\:":l:lnl’} Interlor decorations and sufuly | aviafors might bave continued their yuars old, of 74 Tremont strec diwd | PIERCT levels, but “treasury 3 3-8 Bl R 100 Prospects of Meriden, Incorporations chairman | #PPliances used in the ship were yon.gtop flight to Rio Janciro, had this afternoon at the New Britain '1'}1.« S "“IM' T Totacest s dis C -, od " 4 : 24id the company board mecting rs |11 188t word in ship construction | ot Cazt Jimenes beon taken il General hospital of heart d e AL LR L e ompany's product 1s standard equipment for to be held next week and quick | PACe for all forms ¢f Sport Werc yp. iiitors will remain at Bahia She entered the hospital for treat i e meien s many of the leading oil burning furnace manu- emactment would facilitate their | PrOVided for 3.200 passengers. | for 1wo day ment on March 15 o (A SRt facturers and has recently perfected control de- Hopk | S LR e e Balt & Ohio. 121 vices for many purposes requiring uniform or s mow Colig e wobIa iho erauts [GOVERNOR TRUMBULL AT Mrs. Ingram Allowed re two sons, Aguflino and Gino [Bek e : i Nt i ! e s | Mrs. Ing Allo . lher mother and u brother in Italy. | Jeth Steel ... 19 gulated heat. This vear has opened with a senate, One is the Arnoid College FOC“ MASS IN MERIDEN | $750 in Comoensation | iuncral arrangements, in charge | Brook Man large advance over 1928 and prospects for for hygiene and physical education | Compensation Commissioner Leo of Laraia & Sugarino Co., undertak- | er De Pasco greatly increased earnings look very good. IRyl e, e B nseriosatens _— |3, Noonan has made an award of crs, arc incomplte. | ! :";,‘ &9l Stock is listed on New York Curb. being Senator George K. Mall, Or- (00 (000 Citlzons Attend Services 3750 10 the claim of Rosie Tngra- i S S ville A. Petty, 8. Minerva Haupt and | ) A = | ham, dependent widow of Calvin Dumpfli in Deluge on Mal‘kfl A'Vvlv"l‘l-r S ; Heory 3. Schnelle | For Mited Commander At St | Ingraham of this city. ”".',""\-l.pf.],"_l ‘ ' '.o"‘"ole::: We recommend this stock for investment Senator Wilcox of Meriden suid | New York & Hartford House Wreek- | | Alter F 0 o . : it B0l Geb maIA bR ol ias e tha) Rose's Catholic Church, lingz company and the United States Funeral. er Firm peflll]g Consol Gas and will be glad to send circular on request. Connecticut College for Women, &tl yon v 0 oc (o otemor | FiAelity and ranty Co. insurer. ‘I'°"" brod New London. The other is th St ,‘.‘ bl ang approximute- | The award is by stipulation. in sct- am—— New Yol Mieh 2o W Curb ,u:'\" "‘J’r:vn dusise Collese of Bridgeport, In re- |}y gy Merideniics this mornjng | iiement of a disputed clatm Mrs. Horace W. Saunders market stocks again dipped sharply ‘e 10 - wlity an expanded Junior college 06 giondod a solemn requiens hign | Calvin Ingrabam was 0 the eme | pun i yrvicds for Mrs. Mar- | today, ax the cull money rate was| 12 Floes Connecticut. The incorporators of aifor iha réposs af the Soul sof P10 of {ho wrecking lcomnanyEOn! L oc i8S R ons) Bkundrs) wita‘of |aieosed up €, 15! par went for €iis & isc M"l"” this ere I'rancis J. Brennan, Senator | \purchal Ferdinand Foch, generalfs- | January 22, 1929, when he fell y,00 00 \v suunders of 349 Chestnut first time since 1920, and funds wer: (‘rumn o Cooper, 1. Everelt Cortright, Harey | 4imo of the allied armies during the | threugh a hole in"a building’ “on |, L0® Gy EECER S e ol ree €ven at Ahat fgure, Ford or{Genl Asphalt H. Deloss, Alfred C. Jones, Harey O, World War, held at St Rose's Cath. | Which he cmploed. and on ot o ok at the Church of Canada, which dropped 40 points | GeN! Flee iz Members Hartford Stock Exchange King, Scnator Lavery, Etta M. Op. | ohe ehurah | February C aied, AL et tin Ui \gelist. Burial will vesterday, sank 26 points further by o % Gen Mot g31, 77 pel, Elliott W. Peck, Isane E. Schine oldicrs and members of th | Britain General hospital. There was 50 P 000 metery | midday. Ghicn 403, 40 NEW ORTEAIN HARTFORD MERIDEN and Sumner on. wtor Wit~ Kuights ot Columbus of which Mar- | & doubt as to whether or not the kel & | There was a show of firmnass for | Hudson Motors £33 s2 . A Trust B Ie 8 cox said the incorporators would. |shal iFoch was an honorary member {Indury amd his aenth were ted | TR S e T P 681 68 68 Burrilt Hotel Bidg. + Hartford Conn. Trust Bid3. vlony Bid§ nunder the bill, take over the Junior formed a large part of the audience Jand the award by stipulation fol- 2 & : the call money renewal rate on the | Int Comb. T4 61 5 college of Connecticat, increase its which incladed men and women |lowed e R o A e N e b s e 00 Cemnt 87 68 8T facilitics and change the naim from cvery valk of lite and every | orney Cyril I, Gaffney S| 8. a former resident of (his ”:r“' Tatlich “‘:”l:. 5 “uer | Iot Nickel ... 4b “ I3 ha, Semeraville’. Manitaoting Licliglona it | sented the claimant and who died in Sufficld Sunday, PeT cent A “”d"’ operation ‘hed | Int Harves 18 10601y company w forized o in.| "An culogy wus delivered by Rt |Polk Waskowilz were hield this aficrnoon at 3 o'clock [8Uspended. and as the rate touched |y, 1 |0 7 s crease its capital stock to ot more|ltev. Manuger John Neale,, responden [at the funeral home of B. C. Por- 15 per cemt at midday. stocks were | oo "o 537, Morris Plan Bank of Hrd : \ 3 D 5 Juria] Aumped onto the market in a de " New Britain Truet Co . than $1,000,000 or of §t. Rose's church. who | S . ) [tir Sons wt 19 Court stroct. Burial « t * Mack Truck el : Butter Bill Passes personal acquaintarce with Mar- | pUBLIC WORKS HEARING was in Fairview cemetery luge. Belling of curb stocks was par- |y, o9 o) 5 Phoenix < Tie bill providing 1 butter Hearings of three improv.ment | Sy ticularly heavy by traders who ! yotio o 43 2 ool Do ! ther : 1 62 0 Dioveignt] | necded funds to proteet their mar when sold in prints, be lubelled “tub | celebrant of fprojects will be held by the board Mes. Mason P, Irews jusrces Juny P Mont Ward % Lutte passed in concurrence. (e MAss was assisted bY {or public works in room 306, | Funeral scrvices for Mrs, Mason |55 88 “big board" stocks. National l.cad . a1 The bill including in the trunk |liev. John K. Quinn as deacon 8nd | pyll, this evening. The bourd meii- | p Androws of 279 Linwood street, | Tirestone Tire quickly dropped 4|N"y (i . yur, o B 12 14 line mystem a highway from New |Bov. David Vo Grady as sub-dcacon. [pers will hear residents of Grand- |0 died a1 her home Saturday ate. | POInts and Auburn Auto 3. Utlity N y N | & H siv; il 2ig Milford to Washington depot was ' Music wus furnished by a Hartfore | view strect from Magnolia s 104 ervvoon) at {hs age of 33 yaare waral Ly oo senenally sagxed 2 to b polnia INorin Ame: il as Senator Arrigoni of Dur. Guarici consisting of John 1. Dowl- | Woodluwn stract on the propoesed in- (o %% £5 0 08 TR0 S }:)n‘.»n}mv %0 in & whort time. Goldman Sachs 8011 Nowy, e 1001, : H haw, roads. rivers and bridges Vdward Weidl. John 1 MeCHrtNY fyiaiiation of a sanitary scwer in that | ‘(n I d‘,“' Ml‘: Clock at e dOWN 8 points, Wright Acro new pack \or Car 118 chairman, saying a large section of [#Nd J. k. Johnson. Owen E. Wrink | ¢, pritory. | ome and af 2:30 o'clock at the | g50k broke in sympathy with the | pay am pet B 16 " o (Fife) TAGUTAALe CS the territory would be opencd to | WS organist. The hoard also wijl hear from Fvangelical Lutherar _‘;’""‘ Biev Tarop in the old stock on the “big| philipe por. . facy 48 moblle Tns Co 0 traific, and the town of Washington | o e T operty owners interested in tn | Drederiek W. Schacfer. Bastor. offi-Lyoprq g \jation stocks gen rally | pyliman . 1 i N would bhe aided. He said the mumBOY STRUGK WITH BALL proposed construction of a sanitary Ciated. Bur was n Fairview gave way, Fairchild and Fokke' | Radio Corp % e 1 1s now mortgaged to the “future” to sewer on Corbin avenue from Shut- | cometery. !both turning heavy. | Remington R4 29 8% 5% axia Tns Co : Ay the extent of $75.000 and would not ‘HAY HAVE SKULL FRAGTUREIL Meadow avenuc north 100 fect = | Oil stocks held up fairly well Un- | Reading )4 > e, Indemnity and Other Insurunce have funds to build up the highway ' —— - Eugene Morse der the atorm of selling. Although Sears Froct ool « for the net ten y P | RASMUSSEN FUNERAL BEA The funeral of KEugene Morse of (4 few members of this group drop- | Sinclair Oif AU e 4 Also passed was the bill provid- xodoo 0. H Playtis Licutenant Carl A _lnx-m {104 S fton Drive will be held 10 1oq gharply. Vacuum lost 9 points. | Southern Fac m Gen Life Ins Co . fug &n option be taken on land in | Nclon, 10, Hurt at Play in jcutenant Charles 1. Wright of the | morrow afternoon &t 1 o'clock a' the In the mincs, Newmont was again Std Oil N J cam Boil Inap & Ins Co s Grove cometery at Darien, so' that AR T | 43rd. division. Connecticut’ Observa- | funeral pariors of B. . Porter Sons. | conspicuously. weak. sugeing more Std Ol X v i Nadl Lite Tne ¢ U055 051 s 6wl assctibiy iy T ilon squadron, will be among the 1 Court sireet. Rev. George W. €. than 6 points. Stewart Warn bt o F propriate money for its purchase. | Hospital. bearers At the funeral of “aptain | Hill, pastor of the South Congre-| CEERED e Studebuker Conn Light & Power Co. Senator Hull, New Haven, military | Arnold R. Rasmussen tomorrow afi- | zationai church, will offer prayer. A | rve 1 war Texas Co ..... 6 onn Light & Power Cc i sffairs chairman, said additior .’n Struck with a baseball while at!crnoon. Captain Rasmussen “"‘)!‘.up ral service will be .-u..?]h.’ a ..-‘_G“'l Who Struck Auto 5 Y‘LG.? Sulph 753 N e grave space is needed. as the ca- | PIAY in a Farmington tchool yard|killed when ais plane orashed wt|Thomaston. Burial will be in North- | Is Chased by Driver Tim Rrol Bear . i et A i yacity of the cemetery is only 300, | this afternoon at about 1 o'cldck,| Waterbury Sunday. He will b | oy, A girl who appeared fo be about|Underwood .. 1081 ns Light (o 3 &nd there are 58,000 World War Fimore Nelson, 10 years old, son of | huried in Waterbury with full mili- —_— | 10 years of age was running from |Unton Pac o1 Light Co, veterans in the state. u‘f_' ‘; ‘:‘"‘.', Anin O ‘\""“’"“:: tary honors. CARD OF THANKS the mouth to the north side of Union Carbide 210t ey B ear House Sflent For Foch i B e, i —_— : ; % decp ap. | Main strect about 12:45 this after-|United Fruit . 124 olie Watee Power Gb The house stood for a half minute | taken to the New Britain Genera EASTER SUITS BURN UP Bve suifn o Exprats one dacs lan L DR SR o by UB Tng A1 s Norther ,Uotin Powat Co, bid .. 98 today n memory of Marshal Foch | 08Pitel where it was said he has 8| pigijgence, R, I.. March 26 UP— | breciation for the kind fi,\maa”uul uls 3. Tanguay, 3r, of 1316 Stan-|U 8 Rubber Fin S N E Telephone 158 194 ; of ance, burled yesterday. Ad- | Possible fracture of the skull. He was | gy o0 o™ o dollars worth of *hown us by our relatives and"‘°'“s‘ t 'm‘“‘-.- % &0 et Intolir Hikea e HId Gas rights ... 6 9 9. fournment was taken out of respect | ttended by Dr. Davies of Farming-| oinine heing handled by the Pe.|fricnds during the fliness and death | ¢ "‘"| : " k. Marttord aves| Wit Bleo 147 Manufacturing Companies e to Mr. Cooke of Goshen, who died [ ton who hurried the boy to the hos-| ot ¢ aners atd Dyers, Inc., in an-|0f our brloved brother and son. Tt Hh e e e o Wl Wire Co. pfd. A Real Estate News Saturday. A committee to draft a | Pital in his automobile. The bO¥ | ination of Easter was ruined ye (Signed) o Tm,“m e k:',‘,fk.l'wn.m o 2t Hardwhte [Gom: S resolution on Mr. Cooks was ap. |8 admitted at 2 lterday in a fire which originated in MR. AND MRS. CEASARE ‘:,'L:-,:“n:“;":ra:‘:ua:duzqov-n.ea %o|Am Tel & Tel 2121, otk Sl oy Wil G nt People's e Nl Gl Yum ! VIRE DISTRICT EXTENSION | the cleansing room of the plant. Em- ROBIA AND FAMILY |} ve her as far as Elm and East —_— American Thread Co. pid 4 Savings Bank, 1 sireet, ware sease and Mr. Weigold, Torrington: he ordinance committee of the ':'10\_’:'“:*:::‘1':’:w"?fl;‘;&?'&\:‘:‘f Main streets to determine v\‘hfllh‘r.llAn’l‘l»‘l)lll) STOCK S AT S e ' runt Mr. Buel, Litchfield: Mr. Wheaton, | common council will hold a public| /P70 C UG T TP TR0 e R | wwo extend a cordinl fattation to ant|OF MOt she had been injured. | icPushlatiet by, Bidy Hros, ®Co) {Beaion # Caiwel) Mfs Go oy | T Hoffman to Arthur H. Washington and Mr. Twing, Morris. |hearing at 8 o'clock tonight on the r’f"mr S checud 'h-'i"h | fower lovers to viait our Greenhouses and | Reporting the accident to Ser-| Satirond Btadks Bl Sr TN Corvet Co. o i 10 Hoffo _’,M,‘,‘ strect, warrs e The house rejected the bill vali | Proposcd extension of the limits of 'Prictor i g "'l,‘ At the | inepect our Easter flowera. geant J. C. Stadler, Tanguay said the & Conn Wem It K guar | Biselow 1A Carpes. i A Berquist, et al, to Gene dating the operations of the fourth |the fire district. The lines have been | EAPSHE BTy ‘_Y’“k":’f""""" e ) Q |girl was with a sister who appeared | Wanks und Tru Do B € s Bl st;vg"t- Meriden Building and Loan associa. | defined on a map by Building In- | P¢ing affec by racketeering. e‘ers s' Q n {0 be about 19 sears of age. ar;d hd | Capitol Natl Banc & 7 { Case ey o Asxain ey while it was using an unauthor- cfor A. N. Rutherford, who, with | oo |not scem to have been injured. Sh Bank and Trust 0% g | o € . 3 39 ias 16 Tenifin sciiod el B rejoolod was {he |Chiel W. 3. Noble of tha fire depart-| Special Notice STREWING FLOWERS { e it Gtvel ik Senine i A | et Ui ok SESUE. TN S0 | ABeeRlent it Ak A0 o Fanmey NEERE bill providing for police pensions in | ment, considered them at length | The barber shops will be open and diesa. Tanguay said he was driving]onn ver Banine dod | Pt Naugatnck. A favoralde repori was|aficr the ordinamce committee dis-|until 8 o'clock Thursday nigit SMILAX WREATHS {at the approximate rate of 15 or 20| reccived on the bill providing the cussed them at a recent meeting. ‘\.'Iou-d all day Good Friday.—adst. For Holy Thursday |miles an hour. Hfd Natl Rank & Tr Hd-Cenn Trust Co . o | Futlar Ryus m Clase A . hZD"Ful‘er Biush com Class Ad ..