New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1929, Page 21

CHID OF 3 YEARS PRINGIPAL ACTOR IN CUSTODY SUIT (Continued from First' Page) Donough sought to introduce what purported to be an agresment en- tered into between Heints and his wife with referepce to care of the ehil Judge William F. Mangan, acting fer the respondent, objected to such evidence umtil either of the parties of the comtract been placed on the stand. His objection ‘was sustained. (LEVELAND CLINI RESGUER NOW 1L Heroc . Policeman Collapess - From Elect of Deadly Gas - Cleveland, Ohlo, June 25 (UP)— Patrolman Erfiest Staab who saved the lives of 21 persons on the of the Cleveland Clinic disaster, w tighting -for his life téday in 8t John's hospital after collapsing from offects of the gas he inhaled whilc earrying. on Bis heroic work. One of the first at the acene of the disaster, Stasb rushed in and out of the gas filled building re- peatedly until he had carried out 21 persons who had been overcome. ‘Then he collapsed. Clinic doctors despaired of his life for weeks after. Then he began to fmprove. He was discharged from the hospital two weeks ago. Yesterday while alone Staab be- eame weak and attempted to make his way to the home of a neighbor. He collapsed just outside of the house and was taken to the hospital. HOOYER PROCLAINS DAN BILL OPERATIVE AT ONCE Bigns Measure Making Boulder ' Canyon Plan Negotiations Pos- siblo—Time Expired. Waehington, June 25 (M—Presi- dent Hoover today signed a procla- mation making operative the Boulder Canyon dam bill; Under the terms of the Boulder Dam act, #ix months were allotted for nego- tiations between atatets in the Colo- rado river basis in eftort to ob- tain a seven étate éompact. This tims’ expired last week. No [@greement has been reachea and the law provides that a six state com. pact may be formed. Arizona has been the dissenting state and so far has shown ne sign of withdrawing its opposition. The presidential proclamation places in full force all provisions of the act and was necossary before steps coud be initiated looking to & six state agreement, . Personals Mrs. Phillp E. Kerwin of 'Winthrop street is visiting her mother in New London. She at- tended the Yale-Harvard boat raccs last Friday. At the highest point on New York City's network of elevated lines—90 feet above the street—two passenger trains collided. wreckage after one wooden train had telescoped the other, killing a None of the cars toppled tfrom the high structure, but the debris caught fire after the crash, causing a panic guard and injuring 3¢ passengers. among the passengers. - Merkle New Noble Grand Of Gerstaécker Lodge Frank Merkle was elected noble grand of Gerstaecker Lodge, 1. O. O. F., at a meeting last night, and with subordinate officers chosen at the same meeting, will be inducted into office, July 8. Paul Petsch, district deputy grand master, of Hartford, Wil be in charge of the installation, which will mark the departure of John Christinger from the office of noble grand. ‘Those who are to take office with Mr, Merkle are: Vice grand, Wes- ley 8perry; recording secretary, Walter Kosswig; financial secretary, Edward J. Dehm; treasurer Wil- liam Ziegler. Despondent Woma: Attempts Suicide New London, June 25 M—De- spondent, according to the state po- lice, because her = husband, James Heacock, engineer aboard the yacht Theima, was paying attentien to another woman, Mrs. Ola Heacock, New York city, attempted to com- mit suicide at Flanders, near here, last night by drinking a disinfect- ant. She was restrained by her husband and others and was re- moved to the Lawrence and Memo- rial Asgociated hospitals in this city for observation, Her husband was arrested by state troopers on a charge of breach of peace and was taken im- mediately into the East Lyme justice court and fined $10 and costs. 86 EXAMINED FOR SERVICE Hartford, June 25 (®~—Dr. Wil- liam B. S8mith, flight surgeon for the Connecticut state department of aeronautics, who has his official headquarters at Brainard field, stated today that, survey he has completed amined by him. This is an increase of more than 300 per cent over any correspond- ing period. BODY 1S RECOVERED Middletown, June 25 (A — The | body of Bernard Kachanowski, 21, of 26 Summit street, Meriden, who | Connecticut river off Cold Spring on Sunday, was | was drowned in the recovered today. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR BEST RESULTS place that ad to rent the spare room. The money that you get for the room will buy new shrubbery for the lawn, a garden trellis, pay for repaving the drive, buy & new tire for the car— and you'll be giving a nice home to some con- genial young person who will bring a lot of pleasure into your home. Call 925 When the Maid Steps Out— Madam, when your maid, cook, laundress or nursegirl suddenly leaves you—don’t worry. Just go to your phone and call 925— that's Classified Ad Headquarters. In no other way can you get the desirable selection of household help from which to choose than the m‘;g‘ the Herald Help Wanted columns. Maids know that are offered there. A little Help Wanted ad phoned u{ to 12:30 any day will appear thx ;nme day—that means RESU TS for your ad the SAME JUST CALL 925 A courteous ad-taker will gladly help you write your ad. Here you see tha according to a covering the period from May 1 to date, a total of 86 applicants has been ex- | A dfghter was born at New Brit. ain hospital today to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dehm of 100 Seymour street. A son wi bo‘-n at New Britain General hospital yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln V. Danielson of Maple Hill. CURB ISSUES SHOW STRONGER SUPPORT Rally Staged After Irvegular Opening—Utilties Rise New York, June 25 (—Support today was ied to the curb mar- ket in the face of call money. re. newals at 10 per cent and the tendency in the first half of stocks to seek lower levels. The opening was irregular. Selling was encounter- ed on the upswings in the later deal- ings, giving the market generally a mixed tone. Trade reports and divi- dend announcements continued fav- orable, Cosdeen Oil was the feature of the market, skyrocketing more than ¢ points to above 74. A record high price for all time. The rest of the oil group was quiet, with Gulf and Humble inclined to heaviness. Public utilities cbatinued to dom- inate the trading, but the turn over was light compared to .last week. Gains and losses except in two or three issues were mostly fractional. Consolidated Gas of Baltimore an- nounced formation of a voting trust to insure retention of control by the present management. In the past few weeks the stock had had a sharp rise on reports, which were later denied, that United Corpora- tion was seeking a minority interest. Electric Investors Climbs Electric Investors resumed its up- ward climb, interrupted yesterday, getting above 192. italian Super- power “A" was strong. Electric Bond & Share is ipterested in the com- pany. Warrants of American & For- eign Power, an Electric Bond sub- sidiary, were well supported. Consolidated Dairy, which has been reporting sales increases of more than 100 per cent ,rose briskly. This company sells ice cream in New York and New Jersey and has a 10- |year contract to supply ice cream to stores controlled by the newly form- ed United Stores. Penn road, Investment Company {of Pennsylvania railroad, which is Wall Street Briefs New York, June 25 (M-—Stock- holders of the National Fire Insur- ance Co. of Hartford, Conn., have ratified proposals to change the par value of the stock from $100 to §1o a share. Members of the New York Ceses exchange have voted to close the exchange on Friday, July 5. As the exchange is closed Saturdays during the summer, Friday's closing will mean a holiday from Weenes- day, July 3, to Monday, July 8. The American Glanzstoft Corpol ation has awarded to McClinti Marshall Co. of Pittsburgh a eon. tract for 2,300 tons of structural steel for construction of the eor- | poration’s new unit Elizabethtown, Tenn. George A. Fuller Costruction Co. and its Canadian subsidiary bookea new business in the year ending April 30 totaling $36,530,782. Work completed amounted to $30,173,413, while unfinished business at that time amounted to $44,233,978. The Eastern Kodak Co., this week will begin construction of a plant at Kingsport, Tenn., for the manu- facture of cellulose Aceta:e. Reports current for the past week that the Curtiss Airplane and Mo. tor Co. and the Wright Aeronauti. cal Corp. were about to consoli date have been denied by the heads of both organizations. The Wabash Railroad next Mon- day will file with the interstate commerce commission its plans for a fifth trunk line from the Atlantic coast to the west. The plans, which center around the Wabash, call for the inclusion of the Pittaburgh and West Virginia and the Western Maryland. BONDS QUIET WITH WONEY RATE G Gaing Registered by Speculative Issues—Trading Light New York, June 25 (M —Issues with speculative possibilities were in best demand in early trading en today's bond market as fears over |expected to hold controlling stock iinterest in Lehigh Valley and Wa- bash railroads, was strong on a large turn over. Pennsylvania is re- ported negotiating for Henry Ford's railroad, with Penn road slated to hold the stock. The airplane issues were dull with the price trend generally downward. Niles Bement Pond broke sharply in early trading. FOG FORCES PLANE DOWN Hartford, June 25 (# — The Colonial air transport tri-motored Ford ship on the New York to Boston run which ordinarily does not approach Hartford, found heavy fog when approaching Prov- idence today and flew to Hartford, landing at Brainard fleld at about 2 o'clock this afternoon with seven passengers. After learning the course was the immediate future of money rates kept support for the standard investment list at a distance. Sales volume showed a marked decrease from yesterday. Aside from the telephone fav- orites, the American and Interna- tional convertibles. again domin- ated the market. The broad- est inquiry appeared in Brooklya Manhattan Transit 6's. This New York city traction bond advanced more than a point to well above 93, continuing its rise of Monday. Gains Are Registered 8eaboard Air Line 6's and Ulster & Delaware 5's made moderate gains while 8t. Paul §'s moved up fractionally ‘to nearly 91. Manati Sugar 7 's were also strong. Florida East Coast 5's and Missis- sippl Central 5's changed hands a point below the t previous sale. Weak spots in the industrial group clear, the plane continued on its way. Deaths Sister Stanlislaus Sister Stanlislaus, sister of the late James C. Kelly, died Monday at St. Mary's convent, West Hartford. She is survived by one sister, Sister M. Dominic of Derby, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Eva Surowik Funeral services for Mrs. Eva Surowik of 60 Sexton street will be held tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock at Holy Croas church. Bur- ial will be in Bacred Heart ceme- tery. included National Radiator 6%s down to another new low on an overnight decline of 3 points. Botany Mills 639, which lost 1, and Ameri- can Beet Sugar €s, off 1%. New High Reached International Telephone Converti- ble 4%s found new high ground at 136% and were well supported at about that quotation, while the American company's share privilege bond moved within & narrow range on a smaller turnover than usual. The Liberty issues, treasury se- curities, utilities and foreign bonds were dull. German Republic 78 were under some accumulation at a frac- tiona] advance. Try Dry Killer For * Murder Mrs. Thomas Marrin Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Thomas Marrin of Ireland. Mrs. Marrin was for- merly Miss Catherine Carmady of this city. Mrs. Ruth E. Johnson Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth E. Johnson of Westwood Park, Plain- ville, who died yesterday at the New Britain General hospital, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Erwin Memorial chapel. Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist, pastor of the First Lutheran church, will offi- ciate at the services. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery. Helen Sowa The funeral of Helen Sowa, aged 16, of 72 8pring street, who died from an acute appendicitis attack on the eve of her graduation from the Nathan Hale school, was held thid morning at her home at 8§ o'clock and at the S8t. Mary's Con- ception Ukrainian chusch at 9§ o'clock. A solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev, P. J. Paszkiewics, pastor of the church. Bchool assoclates were pall bear- ers as follows: John Drigs, Ray- mond Pragluwski, Paul Seikowski, William Piczko, John Mazin ani John Kizaich. Flower bearers, also her school associates, were Henry 8latchen and Thomas Higgins. Burial was in Ukrainian cemetery where Rev. Fr. Paszkiewicz con- ducted the committal services. S T S ST, OUR B!?ll{ll! 18 GROWING Flower lovern are invited to visit our guardens ot Johmsen 8¢, Maple HUI DOLLERER'S POSY SHOP 83 WEST MAIN ST, “The Telegraph Floriet of New Britaia” Ffforts to obtain a murder convic- ion against Emmett J. White, horder customs patrolman who killed Emmett Virkula, International Falis, Minn., nferchant, when he mistook Virkula for a rum runner, will be made by Minnesota authoritics. Judge J. H. Brown, above, will pre side at the trial of White, and County Attorney David Hulbert, be- 16w, will prosecute (he dry agent. White faces trial despite the fact that U. 8. tréasury officials exonerated him, STOCKS ADVANCING DESPITE HIGH RATE Early Losses Wiped Qut—Ser- eral Issues Hit New Top Price New York, June 26 UP—Steck prices showed a decided inclination to advance today despite the strin- gency in call money. Early losses of 1 to nearly § points were largely wiped out by early afternoon and 3 long list of iasues sold 1 to 11 poins higher. New high recerds were es tablished by at least a acore individ- ual stocks, including American Can, General Electric, Allied Chemical, North American, .tchison and Pennsylvania. Call Momey. 10 Per Cent Call money renewed at 10 per cent and there was a further call- ing of loans which threatened to aend the date to 12 within the next day or two. The time money mark- et was dull, with no change in rates, Business news continued favor- able in character. As generally ex- pected, Anaconda Copper directors voted to continue the $7 dividend rate on the increased capitalization, Libby Owens directors authorized a 4 for 1 stock split up, and a doub- ling of the annual dividend. A se- ries of excellent industrial and rail- road earnings statements also help- ‘ed to create a more cheerful-specu- lative feeling. Stringency Temporary While some of the conservative commissien houses continued to urge caution in the making of new commitments because of the possi- bility of another drastic “money pinch” in the next few days, there was a rather general feeling that the stringency was temporary, and that easier credit conditions would pre- vail before the middle of July, De- spite recent unofficial intimations that there had been no change in Federal Reserve credit policy, Wall Street believes that a relaxation ia inevitable before the crop harvesting season is in full swing. ‘While the day's buying opera. tions were rather selective in char- acter, the chemical, public utiligy, merchandising, can’ and railroad shares all gave fairly good demon- strations of group strength. Profit- taking developed in some of the re- cent atrong apots, but there were no outstanding points of weakness. General Electric Advances General Electric advanced 11 points to 311. Allied Chemical 7% to 313, Allis Chalmers 8 to 256, North American 5% to 135%, Atehison 6 3-8 to 231 3-8. Norfolk & Western 3% to 329, Auburn 3% to 327%, and American Can 3% to 152 1-4, all new records. THE MARKET AT 2:30 P. M (Furnished By Putnam & Co.) A C'm & Dye 313 01y 311 A. A. Cm, prd ¢5 4 45 American Can 152% 148% 152% A For' Pow'r 106% 103% 105% Am Loco .... 122 120% 121 A Sm and Ref 108% 107 108% Am Tel & Tel 217% 216 2171% Am Tobacco .170% 170% 170% Anaconds Cop 116% 113% 116% Atchison .... 231% 226 At Refining ...70% 70% Balt & Ohio. 196% 124% Beth Steel .108% 105% Brook Man .. 66% Cer De Pasco '997% Ches & Ohio 2261 CM&SP .. 3% CR1 & Pac 134 iChrysler Corp 175% Colo Fuel . 63% Congoleum .. 21% Consol Gas ..123%/ Corn Prod ...102% Curtiss Aero ..163% Dav Chem ... 49% Dupont ......183 Eng Pub Sery . 56% Erie RR ..... 80% Fam Players . 64% Fleischmann . 82% Fox Film A .. 86% Freeport Tex . 46% Genl Asphalt . 81% |Genl Elee ....311 Genl Motors .. 76 Goodrich Tire . 81 Hudson oMtors 85% Int Comb, Eng 62% Int Cement . 84 Int Inckel .... 51% Int Harves ...1071 Int Tel & Tel.. 92% Ken Cop ..... 85% Mack Truck .. 98 Marland Dil .. 35 Mo Pac 0% Mont Ward ..108% Natt Biscuit ..1897% Natl Cash Reg 117% N Y Central ..2071% NYNH&H 113% North Amer ..138% North Pacific 106 Pack Mot Car 1383% Penn R R.... 84% Phillips Pet... 37% Postum Ceo.... T4% Pub Serv N J 1043 Radie Corp. .o 87 Remington Rd 35% 26 85% 62% 84 51% 107 8214 B4% 97 z&b 9014 107% 187% 116% 2073 113% 135% 108 132% 841 8614 Sears Roebuck 164% Sinclair Ol ... 36 Southern Pac .134 At &as & Elec 115% Std Ol N J . b6% 8td Oil N Y . 39% Stewart Warner 783 Studebaker . T8y Texas Co .. 80% Tex Guif Sulph 72% Tim Rol Bear 101% Underwood .. 139 Union Pac .. 234% Unien Carbide 100 U 8 Ind Al . U 8 Rubber . U 8 Steel ... Wabash Ry . West Elec Willys Over . Woslworth .. 220% Wright Aero . 131% Yellow Truck . 42 s0% 101% 137% 233% 100 180% 52% 1831 71 41 HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE (Furnished_by Eddy Bros. & Co.) Railread Mocke . Hfd & Conn West R R guar .. Baaks aad Trest C Ratikers Trust Co ... .e.. 338] Capitel Natl Bank & Trest Ce 478/ 510 ity Bank and Truet Co ......1900 Commercial Trust Co. of N. B. | 239 Conn River Baaking Co . . 42 Firm Nationsl Bask .. 25! Hfe Natl Baak & Trest Co | 609 Wtd-Conn Trest Co 7 Morris Plan Bask of Nt4 . New Britsia Trem Co Bought PUTNAM & CO. Macbers New York @ Herddord Sxoch Bashasge 31 WEST MAIN 8T., NEW BRITAIN A TEL. 2040 . ARTIORD OWICK, 6 CRNTRAL ROW. _ TOL. 111§ Commonwealth & Southern Corp. Common and Seld EDDYBROTHERS 8 G Members Hartford Stock Exchange New Brirav 65 W. Main St. We Off International Circular on Donald R. Park Street Trust Co . Phoenix State Bank & Riverside Trust Co West Hfd Trust Co Merchants Bank & T West Htd Trust righte Finance Companies First Bond & Mtge Co Hfd Aetna Realty Co . Land Mtge & Title Co Underwriters Finance Corp, com I Underwriters Finance Corp, pfd 97| . Fire Insurance Companies Aetna (Fire) ns Co . Automobile Ins Co . H(d Fire Ins Ce :au Fire Ine Co eonix (Fim) Ins Co Ins Co . 60 s 103 Conn Gen Life Ins Htd Steam Boil Insp & Lincoln Natl Life 1ns Co Travelers Ins Co Public Utilities Bervice Co, com ... Bervice Co, conv pfd t & Power Co, pfd Conn t & Power Co, ptd Conn Power Co, com Conn PoWer o, ptd . . Greenwich Water & Gas, pfd .. Hfd City Gas Light Co, com ... Hfd City Gas Light Co, pfd .. Hfd Elec Light Co, com . Hfd Elec Light Co VT C . Holyoke Water Power Co . Northern Conn Power C Conn Elec Conn Conn | 137 137 | 119 122 "% Hfd Gas Rights Camualty, new . National Fire Ins. new § Manufactaring Com, A Wire Co. pfd American Hardware American Hosiery Co . | American &ilver Co American Thread Co, pl : Arrow Hart & Hegeman Co, com Arrow H & H Co, 8% cum ptd Automatic Refrigerating Co . Bailf, (The Edward Co . Beaton & Cadwell Mfg Co . Bigelow-Hfd Bigelow-Htd Cary Bristol Bre Bristol Bra Bryant & i 5 Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co Collins_Co Coit's Patent Lock Co Bearing Fuller Brush com Fulldr Brush com C Hart & Cooley Co Hartman Tobacco, com Hartman Tobacco, pfa International Silver Co, com International Silver Co, pfd Jacobs Mfg Co ... 5! Fafnir A Class A Manning Bowman & Co, Class B National Marine Lamp Co ..... New Britain Mach Co, com ... N B Mach Co, Class A 7% pfd New Departure Mfg Co, pfd .. Niles-Bement-Pond (o, com les-Bement-Pond Co, Plimpton Mfg Co Russell Mfg Co Beth Thomas Cl Beth Thomas Clock C Bmyth Mfg Co . Btandard Screw Co, com . Btandard Screw Co, pfd |staniey securities Co . Stanley Works, com Taylor & Fenn Co .. Terry Steam Turbine Co Torrington Co Union _Mfg Co Pe Veeder-Root, f Whitlock Cofl Pipe Co Wiley-Bickford-Sweet Cq Winstead Hosiery Co Billings & Spencer Three Weeks Delsy In Adoption Hea Ansonia, June 25 P—A llm:‘e weeks' delay was taken today in the probate court on the request of Miss Mary T. Chatfield, 83, of Sey- mour, for the right to adopt Mrs. Helen 8. Chapman of New Haven, aged 34¢. The delay was at request of a brother, Joe L. Chatfield but no reason was given. Mrs. Chapman, divorced wife of C. E. Chapman of West Haven has always been in close friendship with Miss Chatfield and her brether, HARTFORD MEeRIDEN 33 Lewis St. 43 Colony St. Super Power Application. Prince & Whitely Lstablished 18 Members New York. Chicago and Cleveland Stock Burrit Bidg.—69 West Main St—Tel. 5405 Rare, Mgr. BOUGHT, SOLD and QUOTED UNITED FOUNDERS Weddings i COCO—CARENZA Miss Lillian Mary Carenza, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Ca renza of 62 Lawlor street, and Am ' thony Coco, son of Mr. and Mre Filadelphio Coco of $8:: Lawippe street, were married this motning &/ 9 o'clock at 8t. Mary's chureh. & Walter A. McCrann performed thé ceremony. The maid of honor wal Mary Grosso and the best man war Angelo Groaso, 3 The couple was attended by eight couples, the procession being pre * ceded by a ring boy and twe flows bearers. The bride was also at . tended by two train bearers. b In Queer Kansas Death Mystery Whether Marguerite White, above, student nurse, came to her death by murder or suicide is a question thes is puzsling authorities at Caney, Kaa, They have arrested Eimer Cales, bo- low, & young farmer, who claims thet Miss White leaped from his car ang - shot herself after he had rejected- her offer of marriage. Cales, &l though members of the girl's famuly - say they belitve he is innocent, & charged with murder and will Bs given preliminary heAring o9 June 27. TREASURY BALANCE 4 Treasury Balance, $419,613,628 Notice Cake sale is'to be held by Ladies’ Ald “e“b'.f the Bethany church s 26, at 27 Main Mw“ Dbread, cake, cookios'sng’