New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1929, Page 21

ARIEN WOMAN T0 SEEN HEART BALW Niss McGuiness, 43, Says Tolles, % e Wi Norwalk, June 20 UP—Professing herself to be “tired of waiting for marriage, because there have been tos muny postponements,” Miss Susan McGuiness, 43, of Darien, to- day caused attachments to be placed on the bank accounts and property of Eugene M. Tolles, 72, widower, realtor and petired coal merchant, preparatory to filing a $50,000 breach of promise suit. Her attorney, Adelbert A. Bkeel of Stamford, said Miss McGuiness' suit would be filed in superior court at Bridgeport so that it would be re. turnable at the September term. The ¢omplaint against Tolles is that in 1927 he asked Miss McGuineas to marry him and was accepted. He renewed his ples, according to the complaint, later and the wed- ling date was set, May 1928, being telected. Then, says the complaint, 1t was postponed to Labor Day, 1 from that date to Thankagiving Day, and then again to June 12 this 30 x 3% Cl. Reg. 30x 3% Cl. O.S 30x3%S.S. 31x48S.S. (6 32x48.8. (6 33x4S.S. (6 32x4% S. 33x4% 8.8, 33x5 S.S. Other sizes proportionately low S. S year. Talles wanted another postpone- ment at that time and now Miss McGuiness is tired of waiting and wants damages. Attorney Leo Davis of Norwalk, representing Tolles, said a general denial of Miss McGuiness statementa would be made. OPERATES ON FLEAS ebraska Man Invents Apparatus for Removing Fleas Appendiz— But Patient Always Dies. Lincoln, Neb., June 20 UPM—Milan Kopac, graduate student at the Uni- versity of Nebruka. is a flea sur- geon. Studying parasites from a medical point of view, he frequently finds it necessary to remove a flea's appen dix in his search for still amaller “bugs.” In the past he wasted many an hour trying to perform the mi- croscopic appendectomy, only to spoil the job in the end. Now he has invented a delicate instrument to do the work mechan- ically. The operation is invariably “successful” but the patient always dies. Much must be done, he says, to perfect the art of flea surgery. His instrument consists of delicate needles operated under & microscope eliminating unsteady hands. NEA Chicago Bureau Here's what gour paternal ances- tors of 50,000 ycars ago looked like, according to the Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, which has just placed on exhibition this lie-size figure of a prehistoric ape- i eanderthal or Mousterian man. This race lived in western Europe during the last glacial period, in- habiting caves, and represents the earliest stage of human existence of which complete skeletons have been found. |IT TAKES A THIEF z 10 CATCH A THIEF Driver of Stolen Car Knocks Down and Cripples Man Sought- As Escaped Criminal Paris, June 20 (UP)—An auto ac- cident had a curious sequel here. A limousine was being driven along one of the boulevards by Kelix Mon- corger, 28, when he knocked down hospital. The police took the driver to jail |and when they made inquiries found that his auto was one which had been reported stolen only a few [ hours previously. and the police al- lege it was Moncorger who stole it. Then & police officer was sent to take & statement from the victim of the accident. The miedicos declared the man’s condition was grave, but he himself claimed he was not hurt at all. This made the policeman sus- picious and when he inquired into the man’s past found he was actual- |1y sought as an escaped criminal. | It the man in the hospital reco |ers. he will he taken along to join In jail the driver who knocked him {down. knows how a pedestrian, who was rushed off to | 85.33 5.85 6.95 phy) 1025 ply) 10.85 ply) 1145 13.65 13.93 1945 ELLY-SPRINGFIELD built Buck- eyes will outrun any “bargain” tire ever sold, and cost very little more than the cheapest. prlm for yourself, and remember, the tires are built and guaranteed during their life by KELLY SPRIN When you see a tire with the Kelly Check over these GFIELD name on it you don’t need to ask any- thing more about it—you knowit’s good. Kelly-built Buckeyes at these prices op| 26 Main Street Goyer Tire 221 - 223 Elm Street are a real buy and we don’t knqw how long we’ll be able to offer them at this figure. Why not take advantage of this rtunity to get & full set of these size, full ply mile-eaters? Automotive Equipment & Rubber Co. Phcne 1818 & Brake Co. Phone 5879 1929 LADY fiflfllVA 15 NOT TAX FREE Pageant Ruled “&mlnnm" ad Subject to Levy Coventry, Eng., June 20 UM—Al- though the Lady of Godiva who rode through the streets of Coventry in days of old obtained thereby a re- mission of taxes for her people, the Lady Godiva of 1929 is not going to have such luck. The customs and excise authori- ties of Great Britain have decided that, history or no history, a beau- {tiful blond riding through Coventry on a white horse is entertainment, and must be taxed as such. 8o the pageant scheduled to be held here June 29 in commemora- jtion* of the first Lady Godiva and in behalf of a local hospital fund will have to contribute a certain percentage of its proceeds to the government, ‘The girl chosen to Impomnn Lady Godiva this year is Murlel Mellerup, whose blond tresses are long and whose eyes are blue. Nurserymen estimate that 60 per cent of the fruit trees of Poland have perished because of the un- usually cold winter. [ Birth Record ) A daughter has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lynch of 104 Dwight street. A daughter was born today at New Britain General hospital to Police- man and Mrs. John W. Riley of 67 Harrison street. A daughter was born at New Brit- ain General hospital last night to Dr. and Mrs. Henry R. Lasch of 56 Grove Hill. Weddings PROIATTI—BIANCA The marriage of Miss Michalena Y. Bianca of 137 Putnam street, daug ter of Mr. Corrado Bianca, to Paul A. Proiatti of 91 Wooster street, Hartford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nini Proiatti, took place yesterday morn- ing. Rev. Walter Lyddy of 8t { Mary's church officiated. 5 | City Items Paul Cassarino, 11 ar-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cassarino of 6’! |Lafayette street, returned home from |the New Britain General hospitat to- |day. after undergoing a serious op- |eration for appendicitis. The boy's condition was critical but he is now on the road to recovery. * Application for a marriage license has been made by Robert A. Jerome of 48 Talcott street, and Esther Rubin of Newark, N. J. l 1 Personals R. P. Babcock of 160 Lincoln street is on a trip t@ New York. | Mrs. William A. Meehan of 28| Harrison street will leave tomorrow | {with her mother, Mrs. Ella Welch, for Martha's Vineyard, where she | will spend a few weeks. Mrs. Wel® and her family will' remain there throughout the summer. “ Funeralf_" Mrs. Sarah Wallace The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Wai- lace, who died at her home at 51 | Belden street, Tuesday night, was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock with services at her home. Rev. Then- dore Dunn, assistant pastor of the South Congregational church offi- ciated. Burial was in Fairview | cemetery. Tha The funeral nas Sholes of Thomas Sholes, former resident of this city who died Tuesday night in Springtield, will be held from the Byron funeral home, Springfield, at 1 o'clock Fri- cay afternoon. Services will be held at Erwin chapel in this city at 3:15 o'clock. Burial will be in Faiview cemctery. Mrs. Anna Varholy The funeral of Mrs. Anna Varholy wife of Michael Varholy ot 269 Washington street, was held this morning at 8:30 o'clock from Holy Trinity church on Beaver street. Rev. John Ronza, pastor, celebrated a requiem high mass. The pallbearers were Theodore Dudjack, John H. Hamilla, Edward Ondrick, George Bobke, Joseph Ole- zak and Michael Chesenik. The sisterhood of St. Mary's so- clety attended the funeral in a body and marched to the grave. Father Ronsza conducted the com- mittal services at the grave. Burial was in Holy Trinity cemetery. Frank Kulas The funeral of Frank Kulas of 315 High street, who died at his home yesterday morning after a short fll- ness, will be held from his home to- morrow morning at 7 o'clock with services at Sacred Heart church at 7:30 o'clock. Burial will be in Sacred Heart cemetery. CARD OF THANKS ‘We wish to thank our kind friends and relatives for their sympathy shown us during the death of our beloved brother and son Bernard. |also for the beautiful floral offerings. Signed: Mrs. Ellen Donlan and Family W rT——— OUR PUSINESS IS GROWING Flower lovers are invited to visit our gardens st Johnsom ., Maple WL BOLLERER'S POSY SMOP | 83 WEST MAIN ST. “The Telegroph Florist of Now Britaia” Wall Street Bmh New York, June 20 UP—The Napoleon Stamping Company of Napoleon, Ohio, has been purchased by C. O. Miniger, president of the Electric Auto Lite Co., and C. 8. Mc- Ityre, president of the Monree Auto Equipment Co., of Monros, Mich. The purchase was understood to have been made as individuals. The Amoskeag Manufacturing Ce. of Manchester, N, H., has curtailed operations in all departments except the cotton flannel because of the usual seasonal lull. -The cotten flannel department is operating on an overtime basis, The Standard Oil Co. of Califor- nia, has advanced the tank wagon price of gasoline one cent a gallom. Expansion of its foreign opera- tions through the establishment of a radio tube factory in Londonm is announced by the Perryman FElec- tric Company of Newark, N. J. CURB DECLIN LED BY UTILITY GROUP Quiet Opening Followed by General Drop on Board New York, June 20 M—A gen: eral declime led by the public utill ties set in on today's curb market after a quiet and, irregular opening. There were one or two outstanding strong spots, Electric Investors in the power group breaking through into record high groufd for the second successive day. Call money renewed at 7 per cent. Merger Causes Drop The upper New York state utility group soid off on announcement by Morgan & Company of the terms for the merger of Buffalo, Niagara & Eastern Mohawk Hudson Power and Northeastern Power. These stocks have had perpendicular advances this year. Stock of the new com- pany—Niagara Hudson PowWwer—was admitted to trading. Declines in the rest of the utility group ranged down to 8l peints. With the maximum loss registered by American Gas & Electric, which for the past few days has been soar- ing to record levels. Commoen- ; wealth & Southern, Electric Bond & Share, Southeastern Pewer com- mon stock and warrants and Penn- OfYo Edison were under pressure most of the day. Checker Cab Lower In the specialties Bristol Myers continued atrong, but its gain was teduced in the midday selling. Checker Cab made a small advance «s the show-down in the New York city taxi rate fight is promised in court tomorrow. Firestone Tire Lroke sharply. Radio stocks encountered a broad- er market, with Grigsby-Grunow spurting ahead, and Zenith again on the decline. Oil stocks were inclined to heav. iness, Guif and Vacuum both yield- ing more than a point. tank wagon gasoline Bas been ad- vanced by Standard Oil company of California. Newmont Mining lost ground, BONDS LAG BEHIND INIRREGULAR DAY With Few Convertibles Climb- ing, Most of Issues Decrease New York, June 20 (—Aside from the volume of trading in twe or three convertibles, the bond mar- ket was unimpressive today. A few rails managed to work higher in the early trading, but the list as a whole reflected the hesitancy of investors to buy in view of predictions of tighter money, although the charge for time loans has held at 8 per cent for several days. Telephone Issues Advance International Telephone convert- ible 4%4s advanoced more than 2 points, while the American Tele- phone 413 per cent share option debenture hold close to yesterday's final quotation on anogher substan- tial turnover. New Orleang, Texas & Mexico 5s. Iowa Central 4s and Baltimore & Ohio 53 sold at nominal gaina in the rail group. The best activity devel- oped in some of the speculative is- sues such as St. Paul adjustment &8 and Seaboard Airline 6s. Changes in the industrial section were featured by a sharp drop in ‘Warner Sugar 7s, off more than 8 points. Liggett & Myers Tobacce 58, Certainteed 51%s and Bethiehem Steel 68 moved higher. Two New Stacks Offered Two newcomers were introduced to trading today. The Lautaro Ni- trato 6s, a $32.000,000 issue, found a fair degree of favor and in some sales commanded a small fractional preminm over the offering price of 99. The Edith Rockefeller McCor- mick Trust collateral trust 5 year 6 per cent gold notes traded at 99% at which figure the $11,000,000 i sue was offered. French government bonds had the best inquiry in the foreign list, the republics 7s and the national 7s showing fractional improvement on the buying. United States govern- ment issues were slightly higher, but brought out no important transac- tiens. Real Estate News Warranty Luciano Salerna, et als. to An- thony H. Mirante, et ux. West strect. Grace 8. Wilbor to Katherine W. Smith, Lincoln street extension. Grace 8. Wilbor to Thomas W. Wilbor, Stanley street extension. Joseph Perrotta te Stanisiaw Ko- pec. et ux. North street. P. H. Shea to Robert Brady enue. Mortgage Clara Goldberg. et al, to Nathan Baggish, Hartford avénue. Samuel Welinsky to Hirry Zevis, $4,000, Willow street. Reimer. Price ot | Dupon RECOVERY RESUNED IN STOCK TRADING Basier Mooty Expeciod Nert Mooth—Utitos Are Strong New York, June 20 (PM—The re. covery in stock prices was resumed today, after an early period of heaviness, as a result of the grow- ing speculative belief that the mid- year credit stringency will be con- siderably less severe than expected | and that a gradual easing of credit conditions is in prospect after the turn of the month. Pools resumed operations with confidence in a select assortment of public utility, food, chain store, automotive and electric equipment shares, a dozen of which were lifted to new high levels for the year. Call money renewed unchanged at | 7 per cent and seemed destined to stay at that figure all day despite re- cent intimations of bankers that the rate would go higher in mid-week. ‘While there was little in the over- night news to influence the price movement, & much more cheerful (eelln‘ Nnrfllu the market wap rom the start of trading. Hauu- -Im ‘western connections were heavy buyers of the public utilities. Concurrent strength ' of Childs Co., which ran up more than 6 points, and Frank G. Shattuck, jwhich advanced more than § to a new top at 171%, revived rumers of & possible merger of these res- taurant chains. Baldwin Locomotive advanced 3%; | points en reports that a megting of directors to act en the proposed stock split-up had been called for & week from today. There were a few soft sports Case Threshing Machine certificates dropped ¢ points to a new low at 308. Hayes Body dropped 3 points 2nd Gimbel Bros. sagged 1 to a new iow at 31. THE MARKET AT 2:30 P. M. (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) High Low Close Al Che & Dye 293 291 293 Am Ag Chepd 45% 45 4 American Can 14¢ 1413 144 Am Foreig Pw 1078 104% 107 Am Loce .... 124% 122 128% Am 8m & Re 10",'- 102% 102% Am Sugar ... — — Am Tel & Tel "I“ 212 3% Am Tobacco . = —_ Anaconda Cop 112 109Y 111y Atchison . 219% 217X 2184 Atlantic Refin 707% 9y 0% Balt & Ohio. 122 120% 122 Beth Steel ...1063% 106% Brook Man .. 64 L1} Bush Term .. 6013 Can Pacific ..230% Cer De Pasco 99 Ches & Ohio 220% CM&S8SP .. 31 C R I & Pac 126% Chrysler Corp 76% Com Power ..233% Congeleum .. 20% Consol Gas ..124% Corn Prod ... 98% Curtiss Aero ..162 Dav Chem pont Eng Pud lurv . 58% Erie RR ..... 9% Fam Players . 637% Fleischmann . 87 Fox Film A .. 8615 Freeport Tex . 57% Genl Asphalt . 82 Genl Elec ....205% Genl Motors .. 74 {Goodrich Tire . 791 Hudeson Motors 863 Int Comb. Eng 64 Int Cement ... 8715 ‘Int Nickel .. Int Harves ... Int Tel & Tel.. Ken Cop ..... Mack Truck .o Marland 0Oil Mo Pac .. Mont Ward . Natl Cash Re. 115% N Y Central ..2007% NYNHE&H 110% North Amer ..132% |North Pacic 103 Pack Mot Car 132% Penn R R.. 7913 Phillips Pet. 378 Postum Co.... 747 Pub Serv N J 1043 Radio Corp... 85% Remington Rd 343 Reading L1113 Rep 1 & S 9% Sears Roebuck 1601 Binclair Oil ... 373% Southern Pac .131 St Gas & Elec 125% Btd Oil N J . 57 8td Oil N Y . 391 Stewart Warner 717% Studebaker 7614 Texas Co 611 Tex Guif Sulph 723% Tim Rol Bear 96% Underwood .. 134% Union Pac .. 228 Union Carbide 941 United Fruit . 120y U 8 Ind Al . 186% U 8 Rubber .. 81% U 8 Steel .... 178% Wabash Ry .. 68 West Elec 174% Willys Over .. 243 Wright Aero . 125% Yellow Truck . 89% 230 PUTNAM & CO. Bambors Now York & Hargford Srods Bushonges 31 WEST MAIN 8T., NEW BRITAIN TEL We Offer: Connecticut Power Co. com. Hartford Electric Light Co. EDDYBRomERs .G New Britain IlAR‘l‘FORD MeriDEN 65WMainst. S3lewisSt. 4 onySt W We Offer: 100 Shares Billings & Spencer 50 Shares American Hardware WILSON & CO. Investment Securities HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN 15 Pesrl St Tel. 2-711135 W. Main St. Tel. UNITED FOUNDERS CORP. MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANOE New Uritain Nationa) Rank Bidg. Tel. 4300, Hernard A. Conley Bragton A. Pertes DIRECT PRIVATE NEW YORK PHONE CANAL ¢317-8 We Offer: UNITED FOUNDERS CQRP,4 Stock INVENTMENTS THAT ENDURE UTILITY SECURITIES CORPORATION 111 Broadway, New York Specializing in Securities of Commonwealth Edison Co. Middle West Utilities Co. Public il Midland Utilities Co. Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co. Chicago Rapid Transit Co. Chicago No. Shore & Milwaukee R. R. Co. Service Co. of No. 300 Main Street New Rritain, Conn. Tel. 5900, W. A. CAVANAGH Local Representative . e Scovill Mfg Co .... | United Corp . 62 [1] Standard Screw Stanley Works .. Torrington Co . TRE Treasury URY BALAN Balance, $3 f!’.t“- Union Mfg Co . iy 3 Veeder-Root ... 4 | Public Utllitics Stocks Allied Pow & Light ... 82 Conn Elec Service ... Conn Lt & P 5%% pfd 99 Conn Power ... 134 Hfd Elec Light . 132 Htd Gas Co com . Hfd Gas Co pfd .. N B Gas . Southern N E Tel .. 2t BRIDAL ) RESS Patou makes a white georgette princess wedding gown with sig groups of pin tucks running diagon- ally from the neckline to below the hips where they all flar: to give the eftect of much fullness below the knees. The sleeves are long and tight, | READ HERALD LLASSIFIED AD® lasurance Stocks (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) Bid Asked ..1760 1800 1265 1285 L7000 715 525 Aetna Casualty ... Aetna Life Ins Co . Aetna Fire .. Automobile Ins . Ceonn General . Hartford Fire .. Hartford Steam B.ner 790 Natlonal Fire ... Phoenix Fire ... Traveldrs Ins Co 1025 810 Am Hardware Arrow-Hart & Hegéman 47 Billings & Spencer Bristol Brass ... City Company . |Colt's Arms . Fagle Lock ... Fafnir Bearing Co Hart & Cooley Landers, F .. N B Machine .. North & Judd . Paimer Bros . Peck, Btowe & Kuseell Mig Co .. minated four menthe of n: B Ganm MODERN HISTORY IN THE MAKING Owen D. Amlmunnmmmmmum“ egotiations. “7-.-.