New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1929, Page 15

PUBLIC'S INTEREST INFARMER NEEDED Lawden Says ngnihon ol Sitnation Better Than Law Milwaukee, June 26 U — A new public ‘attitude toward agriculture and the frank recognition of the facts as to the agricultural situation is needed more than any one piece | of legislation to bring economic jus- tice ta the farmer, former Governor Frank O. Lowden of Illinois told the | 13th annual convention of the Ki- wanis anternational today. With"the attainment of these ends, he held, ways to restcre the proper balance between agriculture and in- qustry will present themselves. One way in which the ills of agri- lture may be remedied, Mr. Low- n said, is to change the present method of taxation. The farmer is being #one a great injustice, he contended, by the existing methods, inasmirch as intangible property ex- capes direct taxation while farm )and, always tangible property, is made to bear the greatest burden ln! the cost of government. | PATHER OF 7 CHILDREN CAUGHT IN LIQUOR mm) o Two “Stills” and Kegs, Cans uul dugs Seized in Hillhurst Street Hou + Stanislaw Mikulak of 33 Hillhurst street was arrested this afternoou ‘by Sergeant P. J. O'Mara and Offi- cers John M. Liebler and E. 13. Kiely on the charge of violating the liquor law at his home. He is employed In alocal factory and has seven chil- dren, whose “Ages range between X and 11 years. | The officers seized two “suilis, two small kegs containing alleged lquor, two 5-gallon cans empty and | several one-gallon glass jugs fillec [ with alleged liquor. Mikulak was | released on his own recognizance ot his appearance in police court to- morrow. It was his firse arrest on the liquor law violation charge and | he wondered what the peaalty would be. He said some of children are ill and he was worried | about them. RUSSELL GOLD CHOSEN EXCHANGE CLUB HEAD Rerlin Resident as Annual Mceting—Riley Elccted President Yirst Vice President, Russell Gold of Berlin was clect- ed president of the New Britain Ex change club at the annual clection of oflh‘r‘rs at the Burritt hotel last ht. Mr. Gold is the assistant gen- t~ral supermlenden( at the Russell & Brwin Mfg. in this city, “Othegs elected to office coming year were: FI £" DeWwitt A. Riley, second vice ipfesident, Bmory Corbin; secre v [Phulip H. Pelletier; treasurer, Leo- hard Morse. IKdward Christ owas lécted te the board of control for year and Albert Scripture for two years. Others clected to the [bourd “were Robert J. Smith d ast President Herbert & Woods. SYWEETIE IS NOT HOME $0 MEN BREAK GLASS cf Local for the vice presi- ar Regisicred in Name Man Involved in Hartford Incident, The local police were notified at 1340 last night by the Hartford po- icé that six men in an automobile stopped in front of a house in Hart- ord and two of them entered and hsked for “Sweetie.” Upon being old that therc was nobody there :ngwering to that name, they be- came abusive and broke a plate lass window in a door. Biood was 'ourd on the giass and it is believed ne of the men cut himself. The registration number utoniobile as given to the was that of a car registered in the ame of Thadeus Ruszc 374 road street, this city. Sergeant P. l.”O'Mara investigated the case this ‘orenoon and reported that the wner of the car does not drive, but he was certain the car was nol out f the garage last night. His daugh- €r has a liccase and sie did not hawe the car, nor were there any narks on the ground near the ga- -age to indicate that it had been liriven recently. YASHING MACHINE INJURY BASIS FOR 31,500 SUIT of Voman Brings Action Azainst lh-n}-‘ ers, Accusing Their Agent of Negligence Buit for $1.600 was brought today ‘Mrs. 8uria Yonan of 116 Shut- Meadow avenu against ng & Buckley Electric Co. of this ity. the allegation being that the de- endant sustained an injury’ to her st on February 6, 1929, whi peruun; a washing machine in- talled in her home on trial by the 6fcndant. She was operating it in He. manner in which she was in- tructed by an agent of the delend- nt, she alleges, and the accident oc- urred through the negligence of the gent in that he failed to sufficiently | r intelligently Instruct her. ©n various times since February 6. e’ defendant, through its insurance gent, has promised the plaintiff to ' tke settlement for the injuries ustained. it is alleged. Because or accident the plaintiff has 'manent injury and distigurement Attorney Cyril 1. Gaffney issued ' e writ, which is returnable fmethe ity court the third Monday in Jul: he paners were sorved by Con lg 1. 1B Cheros EAD HERALD CLASSIFIE FOR BEST RESULTS D ADS {PARENTS' ANNIVERSARY DAUGHTER'S BRIDAL DAY Mlfi Jewel F. Crowe is Married to John M. Martin At St. Mary’s Church Miss Jewel Frances Crowe, dau, ter of Mr. and Mrs, James J. Crow ©f 15 Black Rock avenue, becaite the bride of John Monell Martin, son of Mrs. T. C. Martin of Worthing- ton, Mases, at a nuptial high masa | this morning at 8:30 o'clock at St. Mary's church. - Rev. Walter Lyaady performed the ceremony. Miss Mar- garet Crowe, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and the best man was Earle Berg Anderson, The bride was attired in a gown of ivory bridal satin with a veil of rose point lace and she carried a bouquct of bridal roses, gardenias and lilics of the valley. The mald of honor wore a peack chiffon period gown with hat to match and carried a bouquet of roscs. A reception followed the ceremony and Mr, and Mrs. Martin left on & NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE 26, 1929. No Tail Light for Cow Is Necessary New Haven, June 26 (UP)— Superior Court Judge Arthur ¥ Ells doesn’t think cows should be equipped with tail lights. He decided for the defendant today in a suit for $2,500 dam- uges prought by Mrs. Beatrice Turner of New Haven “against Morris Miller, ‘Woodbridge farmer. Maintaining Miller's cow || should have been lighted, Mrs. Turner sought damages to com- pensatc for injuries received {] when her automotile struck the animal in Woodbridge the night of Nov. 10, 8. In Miller's counter suit agajnst tire woman, Judge Ells granted the owner cf the cow $2,216.50 damages. LINDBERGITS TRIP PURELY BUSINESS wedding trip to the Great Lal They will make their future home 1 | Dayton, Ohio. . nspection of Air Fields Reason — — ( Birth Record ] A son was born at New Britain General hospital last night to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fischl of 73 Cook treet, Plainville A son was born ateNew Britain | General hospital today to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph street. A daughter was born at New Brit- ain General hospital last night to Mr. and Mrs. John Barkasko ef 185 | Daly avenue. | A son was born at the New Brit- ain General hospital Tuesday ning to Mr and Mrs. James smm son of 95 Broad street. al hospital Tuesday eve- |ning to Mr. and Mrs. ®abastian Brunetto of 28 McClintock road. A daughter was born at New Bri!- |ain General hospital ‘:llu Gen street. SIXBILLS REAIN AWAITING SIGNING und of 36 Lincola A son was bern at the New Brit- | today to Mr., |and Mrs. Silas Lynch of 114 Wilcox | Wall Street Briefs New York, June 26.—The Gnar- anty Trust Co. is receiving $1,850,- 000 1n gold from Buenos Aires todiy. A 82,000,000 shipments. also from ) Buenos Aires, is due here July 24 for | the Central Hanover Bank and Trust Co. A six months credit of $3,000,000 at § por cent has been extended to the Ruhr Chemical Corporation of jassoclation with a German banking {syndicate, Continuation of good business in |the machine tool and machinory {fields marks the reports from in {portant industrial centers, the American Machinist states. althougi the activity is not quite 50 high as carlier in the year. The volume is well above the average. F. W. Dodze Corporation reporls that during the wesk ending June 21, contracts for new building and en- gincering work, amounting to $422 - jGermany by Dillon. Reas & Co., in | 1STI][II(S CLIMB IN BROAD REBI]VERH ‘All May Decline Wiped Out by; Bullish Activity Today | New York. June 26 (#—A broad | upward movement of prices ook | Iplace in today’s market with the railroad and public utility averag:s reaching record high levels. While | {the industrial average was still @ few points under the year's top, the recent advance has practically wip- jed out all of the ground lost in the {May reaction. Oils and coppe were the only important grouys jwhich failed to participate in the {up-swing, due largely to the unce tainty regarding the outlook in thos. jindustrics. Call Money Unchanged Call money renewed unchanged at ;10 per cent, with an apparently suf- |ficient. supply of funds attracte ke d o D the rate at that level all day 21,500, were let in 37 states east of There was no change in time mouey the Recky mountains, compated or commercial paper rates. Wl with §143.649.600 last week, and |street is looking for another larg® his | the | Coincident with Miss Crowe's marriage is the observance of the her parents, Mr, and Mra. James J. Crowe. Their attendants, Cha Smith of Hartford and Mrs. Mary Snow of New Bedford, Mass, were lllo present at today's ceremony. PETITION AGAINST BELVIDERE STORE (Continued From FKirst Page) The letter from Mr. Comstock lnnn(‘c(nr Rutherford reads:— “Dear Sir:— “I wish to record my protest | against the opening of the store on | Charles 8. Andrews property the street from my home. We have sutfered so much from the noise and | dirt when there was a store in this |same structure that I “cannot fecl “hd' it 18 right that we should be! subjected to further annoyance from this source. T consider that a store | at this point is a distinct injury to the value of my property. “It seems to that the aim and {intent of our zoning plan is to pro- tect property owners against such encroachments dence districts. T cd !oppo.\mm l to n nnot believe |that there would be anything right | st in permitting a store at this ry truly yours, gned: “J. B. Comstock.” crford a letter received by him from amuel Kolodney. member of the irm of Kolodney brothers, lessee of the store. The letter reads:i— “Dear Sir:— quest with regard to the building at 1,557 Stanley street, owned by Chdrles Andrews, of which we are tenants under a lease expiring on or about July 1, 1929, will state that this store was closed about flve years ago and has since not been uscd for any purpoge whatsoever and now contains parts of broken store fix- tures and other debris all of no value. Jurs very truly, ‘izned “Ramucl Kolodney.” “We, the undersigned and resi- dents of Stanley strect within radivs of :.nn rds from the atore cwned by C. §. Andrews and adjoin- "ing the property of the State Norn sehool do hereby empower and au- thorize Attorney Monroe 8. Gordan to chject and dissent to reopen what was formerly a stgre on said premises for the following reasors: 3. Said building has not hecn | used for a store or storchouse for 2 period of four years prior to date. a stors the within 500 yards of this area reopening this buildinz for purposes would not add to esthetic beanty of the neighborhoo1 ond would tend to decrease real es tate calucs within the immediate vi cinity. “3. A store in sald place wouil tend to detract from the beauty cf the State Normal school.” investigator who is at work today collecting names for the petition. 1t is the intention of the residents to have their counsel bring the matfer before the next hearing of the hourd of idjustment. Principal Marcus White of State Normal school is numberd | among the objectors. having protest- ' ed in behalf of the state educationat institution. B, A. Grzybowski Is Bachelor Party Gue A bachelor party was held last night in honor of B. A. Grzybowsk: at Dr. John J. Tokarczyk's home on North street. It was arranged by his friends of | this and other cities, him an antique set of torchiers |« gift, and extended their congratu Litions and felicitations. | The gucsts were: Judge Stanley | Traceski., Attorney’ B. Monkiev Attorney 1. Golon, Attorncy M. i Stempien, Dr. R. Lexton. Dr. L ISlysz, Dr. W. Blogoslawski, Dr. H Cieszynski, Dr. W. Chadziewicz Dr. J. Obuchowski of Hartford, Petor Pajewski Ph. Stanley Samorajezyk. Victor Domijan. Stanley Karpinski Stanley Gierymski, L. 8. Graybowsk, Joe Kloskowski. 4. A. Kloskowski of Hartford ~ A. Stempien. Jo WWinolski of Hartford, and V. Cies- the s bowski will be marricd !tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock i Hely Cross church and the rece { will be held at Elm Tree Inn, ington. | WATERBURY MAN JAILED A Waterbury, June corasse was sentenced to two to (nur cars in state's prison by Judge Ed- | vin €, Dickinson on a charge of duction in the superior court to Alcor 18 alleged 16 have enticed !4 girl from her parents for immora' purne The girl f45 - #n inmate of the House of Gead Shepherd. Al- | corasse pleaded giilty. ’ch anniversary of the wedding o | as this upon | Mr. Comstock also sent Mr. Ruth- ! “In answer to your telephone re- Belvidere has sufficient stoios | Attorney Gordon has appointed an who presented | . | Thomas J. Columbus, O., June 26 (# — Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's program before he continued today transcontinental air journey his bride, the row, bore out statements that the trip is purely for business reasons. Lindbergh said he is hard at with work on a flight of final inspection before the formal opening July 8 of the air-rail system of the Trans- continental Air Transport, of which he is technical advi Today he |faced numerous conferences with company officials and a survey of | IPort Columbus, eastern air !innction of the line, before he con- tinued the journey. | The trip in his open arry the |lis and other air stations by ea stages to the coast. Lindbergh \'||l plane will | across |xerve as pilot on the first eastward | flight low, A | A large crowd gathered |darkness at Norton ficld, lumbus airport, to greet the couple |last night, but Lindbergh landed at | | Port Columbus instead. The plann |arrived an hour late. over the Alleghany mountains said. The hour for their dep. from Indianapolis was not lon. from Los Angeles to Wins- in the he rture decided 61; Items The tag day committee, who Is in charge of conducting a drive for Lhe Polish orphans of this city, weet tonight at the rectory h Orangs Frank ~irman of the committee, will pre- street Moody Sccretarial School summer ssion, July 8—August 16.—advt. William Buechner, Jr. resumoed his duties as clerk of the police de partment today after attending tne | funeral of his mother in New Jer- sey. Mrs, Bueschner died at her #on’s home in this city #vers: aays ago. Herman Feigenbaum has hronught suit for $200 against Maria Wisk according 1o papers drawn up by Attorney Leonard Appell. Constable Fred Winkle made service. hth annual mecting of the Family Association will he at Mountain Park. Holycke on Sunday, June New Britain members will attend Members of Martha Washington council. Daughters of America. will 70 to Middletown Friday eveninz where the degree team will initi A number of candidates for Laly Fenwick coufbil. A hus will leave New Britain at 7:15 o'clock. Mrs. Risa Reinstates First Divorce Case Willimantic, June 26 (UP)—Mr» idna Rice of Canterbary, who with. cw her suit for divorce when her husband, Trenor A. Rice, faced a charge of murdering County tive William ackson, ed her suit after Rice nublication of the docket £hert calendar superior ion opening Iriday revealed today. Mrs, Rice’s suit, charging des tion, will be heard hy Judge I. Waldo Marvin. She will be re santed hy Attorney Samuel B, H: vey, who defended her husband. for court !l\w POCTOR'S CAR An an‘emabile ow W, Loud, X-ray phy Dritain General driven by Brimo Bond Auto Sules street, struck a r owned and | driven by Walter Phelps of 140 [ Presten street, Hartford. this fore- noon on Arch strect, causing slight damage. Officer T. €. Dolan, found no canse for police Phelps was pulling away |from the curb in front of the Budd Auto Products Co. 176-156 Arch street, going south, and Poplaski whe investi drove out of a nearby drivewav ani | Teaded sonth. Poplaski claimed that Phelps gifve no siznal. Attorfiey Cabelus was |ger in Phelps’ car. COLLECTOR QUESTIONED | Investigating a complaint this forenoon that a collector was can- vassing on Church street without | permiasion, for a religious organiza- tion, Offfeer T, €. Dolan brought ¥. 1. Madden of 50 Allyn Place, Hartford, 1o the police station for questioning. Madden presented from the Holy Trinity lege at Germantown, Pa.. for which he was obtaining subscriptions fo the Catholic, Mothers' Monthly. He | was not held. credentials DRIVES WITHOUT LICENSE John Paolillo of New Haven was |arrested on Myrtle street today hy - | Motoreyele Officed David Doty ont the charge of driving an automs. | bile without a liconse. The officer | had information that Paolillo hay no license and when he stopped him, the latter wa necessary papers. ifor Journey; Crowd Disappointed his | former Anne Mor- | Lindberghs via Indianapo- | When the lne i opened)] the Co- due to fog S . daughter of Mr. passen- “athers col- | unable tp produce the | One Public Act and Five Special Acts Belore Official Hartford, June 26 (P—There re- main one public act and five special lacts of the 1929 gencral assembly vet to receive Governor Trumbull's onsideration. Among these are-three Is concerning Hartford and which | Ma ! publican interests are ‘h1\-“ vetoed. | The other bifls to be considered {are house bill number 751, authoriz- ing Stamford to amount not exceeding $1,000,000 for | permanent improvements: senate | bill number 196, incorporating tn» | Arnold College for Mygiene ani1 Physical cducation in New Haven |and eubstitute house hill number | 651, the one public act rematning and concerning the sale of lubricat- un[: motor oils in this state. seeking to GAS STATION HEARING At the meeting of the board of public works last night it was voted 1o have an inspection of the pro- | posed filling station site at 17 Spring strect granted for the erection of the sta- tion. There was no opposition to the station at the hearing which was (held in the beginning of the meet- inz. Final action will be taken at the next meeting of the board on Tuesday night, DPeer Invades Town And Samples Lettuce I Ashland, Pa.. June 26 (UP)— dently becoming tired of its regu diet of ‘mountain shrubbery and d siring something more dainty, a |deer invaded Ashland today. A | parently unafraid the deer stalks down the principal streets, and final- {1y sclected a garden in the bac {yard at the home of Frank Neft While the Neff family looked on the |doe sampled several heads of let- t . and finally selected one to its {liking, which it leisurely ate. She |then leaped a high fence and pranc- ed away to the moun 20 Clam Diggers and Wardens in Battle Suugus, Mass., June 26 (B—Thr deputy game wardens and 30 clam diggers engaged in a hand-to-hand struggle on the flats in the Pines River diztriet nexr the Siugus-Re- vere line today. The wardens, who bore rifles, were reported to have been disarmed by the diggers but i- ved ' [suceeeded in making one arre Gallo. of Revere, was a rested by Deputy Warden Henry lee and charged with dizging 18 in contaminated waters. John 1.. ER BARN BURNS . June 26 P— A large barn recently sold to New Yorker: by 1. Broder, grain dealer here, wi royed by fire carly today. T bharn, located on the Hartford-New f.ondon turnpike, two miles from the center of Colchester. wos ued at $3,000.. Firemen were unable to combat the blaze becanse of the lack of “The fire was of un- dctermined origin. water. Deaths Lottie Gajewski ujewski, cight nd Mrs. A Gajewski of 60 Magnolia street, last night at her home. She is sur- vived by a sister, Mary arrangements, in charge Borawski. are incompletc. Lotty xander of Funerals ” s. Ruth Joknson funeral of Nrs. Ruth n of Westwood Park, who died Monday at th: | Brituin General hospital, wa this afternoon &t 2:30 o'clo: Erwin chapel. Rev. Dr. A Ahlquist, pastor of the First Luth- v church, conducted the services Burial was in Fairview cemetery. E New held Lva Surewik 1 of Mrs, Soxton street was hel this morn 1t her home at 20 nd at the Holy Cross church wat .9:30. Rev. Stephen Bartkowski, pastor of the church, officiated at the solemn requiem mass. Burial was in Sacred Heart cemetery, where Rev. J. F Lowski conducted the | services. e —— OUR BUSINESS IS GROWING Mrs. The funer. of 60 Surowik & | | 4 Flower lovers are invited fo visit owr | gandens at dohnson M., Map BOLLERER'S POSY S10P 83 WEST MAIN ST, |“The Telegraph Flerist of New Britain" or Hatterson and other local re- | issue honds to an | before permission is | died Plain- | at commitial ; $179.421,900 in the corresponding week last year. THREE ISSUES ARE LEADERS IN BONDS 1Enormous Sales of Convertibles Swell Toial Day’s Resord York, June 26 mous transactions in three sharply vising convertibles completely dom- irated the early trading in today's bond market, accounting for an un- w sales volume. International Telephone Cofiverti- ble 4159 crossed 141 for & new high cn an overnight gain of more than 3 points. Amierican Telephone 415, truding at the rate of $1,000,000 an hour, par value, soared more than 2 points, while Atchison 4123 made a new 1929 peak above Other Issues Strong. share privilege rai s spectacular volum trong. New Haven 1o, moved up to 12 Southern Pacific 4 with warrants climbed fractionaiiy. 3lis- j souri Pacific held close to Tues- day’s final price. in the remainder of the at a-minimum and prices cased off slightly under the slack inquiry of a market that finds rail- road bonds legal for savi banks this state selling around a 5 per 'nt basis. the highest return In years. UTILITIES RESUME CURB LEADERSHIP show- but n old a peai But Market Steady The advance in United Gas Im- provement old stock to above 239 ifor a gain of more than 9 points reflected strength of public service of New Jersey Corporation stock. of which U. G. I. holds a larg: The new stock got above Share crossed 11 points and Ameri Traction shot up 9 to Electric Bond & Share The Upper New York tate zroup was inclined to heavi- ness. Long Island Lightlng shot up [to a new high on announcement of Jincreased carnings i Aivcraft Stocks Strong | Aircraft stocks were strong persistent rumors of a merg Curtiss and Wright Aeror atical jinterests. Keystone and Niles {ment Pond were the leaders, {latter converting an early point loss into a gain of mor a point Yort. June resumed leadershin of to quict seseion of the market, with Electric Bond & and United Gas Tmprovement hoosted again into new high ground. | The market held fairly steady an | . with some s enconnzeral < for the (for a gain of can Light & 279. on a of 3 84 than {most part were small, |ume of trading light. Boy’s Skull Fracfuv'ed Witen Stiuc’s by Auto, Ernest Spieler, 14, who w this morning by an Neaver street driven by Joseph hards of Gladiola street, wns nlaced on the list of cr afternoon at New RBritain Gon- eral hospital. Tt was found that he has a fracture of the skull s struck automol on BRIDGE ANKS LOOSE mes M. McCue reported radquarters foday that the rlanking on Rlack Rock bridge was loose and dangerous. The renort 'was turned over to the public works donsrlmf‘n', WOMAN SUES FOR $250 Valeria Kragel, through Attorney Michacl A. Sexton. has brousht suit for $250 against John Glownia. executor of the e of the late | William Glownia. alleging that she furnish~d hoard and Iodsing. wash- ingz, and fuel fo William Glown‘a from November 17, 1928 fo Febru- . 1929 at the agrecd price of $10 a week. hesides loaning him one [quilt. one pillow. one mattress, three spreads, vater hag. and 22 the value of £189 Williaz Glownia 2 without in cash, all to died February ving the bill, ac carding fo the s'egation and on |March 18, John Glownia was ap- pointed executor of the estate. The P1aintiff sets forth that she present- od her clalm fo the defendant anl it was whollv d'<allawed on June 24. Cons‘able . E. Clynes served the | writ. which i& returnable in the city rourt the second Monday in July. —Lnor- | usually large proportign of the total | Gaing Small, With Soms Seling, 3 u emington (P)—Publia ! cur ! and the vot- | ical patients, one bath robe, and one hot | Increase in federal reserve brok loans this week, duc not only to the revival of bullish activity in the stock market but to the expiration | of stock purchase “rights”. Strength of the high grade rail. | road public utility and industrial shares, more than a score of which ! established new high levels, testifiod | to a strong investment deman. Professional operators also were ro- ' Iported to be heuvy buyers of those stocks in an apparent effort to vive speculative general market, Public Still Wary Trading showed a modcrate ransion in volume, but public tic.pation wus still on a much ¢ er scale than it was before sharp break in prices last month, THI (E lA Cm & 1A Aeri C'miopra 437, | American Can 153 % Am For'n Pwr 107 |Am Loco 1245 | Am sm 1081, |Am sugar 76 Am Tel & Tel 222 Am Tobacco . 174 Anaconda Co; | Atchison At'tic Refining | Balt & Ohio. |Beth Stecl Brook Man Can Pacific |Ches & Ohio CM&sP IC R I & Pac 1343 Chrysler Corp 7 iColo Fuel {Com Power | Congoleum Consol Gas Corn Prod Curtiss Aero Dav Chem Dupont & Pub Sery . RR Players hmann Fox Iilm A Freeport Gen] Asp Genl Llec | Genl Motor {Goodrich Tire ., | Hudson Motors so1 Int Comb, Int Cement Int Nockel Tnt Int Te confidence in the ex- th 219 Ref 1:.;: 61 2181, 1701, 1147 4 7014 1267 ]II’H» i rland Ol Mont Ward Natl Biscuit & INatl Cash Reg 1167, [N Y Central ..2081, INY NH&H 1123 {Nerth Ame 146 INorth | Paci \](Iln R l hilli pk Pet. G Pub Serv N J | 4 | Radio Cor ‘“‘.’Hlillk' [Rep 1 & cars R inclair Ol outhern | ’w wart Warner rdebaker Texas (o Tex Gulf 8 Tim Rol Be, Underwood nion Puc “nion nited Fruit Ind Al Rubber Stecl h Ry S0 \1s Willys Over Woolworth Wright Aero . | IYellow Truck | Asked Aetna (% E v W 75 825 Aetna Life Ins Co | Actna Vire {Automohile Tns Conn General .. Hartford Fire Hartford & National Fire Phoenix Tire 8 Travelers Ins Co Manufa: Am Hardware Arrow-Hart & Hegeman 4 | Billings & Spencer 715 095 r o800 820 080 L1950 1610 815 a0 1975 Company Colt's Arms gle Lock fnir Bearing Co Hart & Cooley Landers, ¥ ... N B Machine .. [North & Judd St g | Palmer Rros .. : e Peck. Stowe & W\ . ] Kussell Mg Co Scovill Mfg Co .6 i "Ixndard ! w Stanley Work: Torringtor. o . Union Mfg Co . | 7 | Veeder-Root Allied Conn I Conn Lt & P 5% Conn Power Hfd Llec Itifa G | Hird Gas Co ptd Corcor: having « Gladys Borkowski and in. velyn nobile ™7 v 26 today. panslaughie bility. city (tined him § vehicle o Danbury, Loard motors were taken by burglar: |ast & of Development Corporation $1.000 by {eoncern o carry {Luilding stands in jon the ithout fear of © ofiice was opened this morning. Bridgeport, ant today i Winch, | pany with s a traveling salesman between this I¢city and New Haver ard in the Nau- jgatuck . Yanc airport at 12:20 p. 01d Orchard. point of their flight to Rome PUTNAM & CO. Mombers Now York & Hardford Stack Excheuges 31 WEST MAIN 8T., NEW BRITAII Guaranty Trust Co. Rights Bought and Sold EDDYBROTHERS £ G Members Hartford Stock Exchange New BriTain HARTFORD MERIDEN 65W Mainst. S3LeWisSt 45 colony St We Offer: International Super Power Circular on Application. “Investments l'hat Grow” Fuller, Richter, Aldrich & Co. COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDI NEW BRITAIN MEMBERS HARTAOR D STOCR EXCH ANGE Joseph M. Halloran, Manager. Tel. 1233 GUARANTY TRUST CO: The new stock selling at about $830 per share with indicated earnings of almost 340 and liquidating value of $320 appears under valued. @homson, Temn & To. Membhers ot New York and Hartford Stock Kxchanges West Main Street New Uritain I’hone 2580 Stuart G. Segar, Manager We Offer: New Haven Clock Co., common Price on Application, 44 Public Utilities Stocks Pow & Light e Service 1 prd 99 133 46 CARTELLI BEATEN IN LEAGUE GANES (Continued From First Page) | | | Light Co com . Bt 2 i ern league t the | games, to southern New Jersey of the preliminary Cartelli of New Britain, al- y», |though shooting much better today than close $415,250 i any other boy in his league, |was eliminated as league champion. W.q Dominic's bad day yesterday lost °f | him a strong chance of duplicating of MisSipic feat of last year and bringing y of M home second prize in the national amtord. | All indications point R To; | championship. HESonCTAon NS AUlO- 145 the national prize going 1o better known as was beund over to | o 0 ATouny; in $5,000 honi - y 3 inst him are | “SoN0¥." of Philadelphia. Jine 5a | The final count of the scores in the Abraham Wofs iastern |"Hkllf‘vflh0\\'t‘d New Britain v'ho held Corcrran and Scranton tied for second place, > for operating a motor | With strap watches as prizes for the witheut a driver's license, | league runners.up. The tie will be playved off at 9:30 tomorrow morn- lil LD IN Ill ATHS June 25 (R—George Stamtord, accused the death DRIVER mroid, Gross. both o ough supericr court Ihe cha Judge coutt ¢ i 50 BOARD MOTORS STOL Standing in the Eastern league is 6 (P—Seven out- Philadelphia won 14, lost 6; per- entage 700. New Britain won 18, sl lost 7; percentage 650. Scranton won Lake D 13. lost 7; percentage 650. Poughe keepsie won 6, lost 14; percentage 00. Yonkers won 4, lost 16; pere centage 200. Eddie Skinnon, of Mers iden, finished in the Atlantic league | wiih 500 per cent, having won 10 ot lof 20 games. Prizes will be awarded at the din- {ner tonight to the boys who caught the most crabs vesterday. Johnnie | Presch. of the New Britain Heradd, [holds 1a: record of catching seven |crabs. highest number on thees hoats. X June nicht build- the from the Wildman the is estimated Krench, hes motor truck was uscd motors away. The an isolated spot f Lake Daniy lars to worl detection. ‘Ihe buralary was discovered when !t company . B, A the shore inz 1" bu MAN FACES ARREST June (P—A war- was given the police to serve calling for arrest of Alfred of New Haven, charged the Nichols Roofing Supply .nm-l mbezzlement of about Winch has been employ sAt Hearing E'(pected In Yellow Mill Clll Bridgeport, June 26 P — The three justices who are sitting in the d i Yellow Mill Bridge case had testa tively decided today to hold & | ing Friday afternoon and to have be. | fore them George T. McCarthy, TR | his father, and Ray C. Réigeluth, START FOR OLD ORCHARD | questioning either on the su Hasbrouck Heights, N.J.. June 26 | already issued or on new ones t9:ba Roger Q. Williams and Lewis | issued. took off from Teterboro| State's Attorney W. H. Comley e3- m. (E. 8 T.) for|pected to confer with the justioss Maine. the starting |this afternoon when it was expected proposed mon-stop | decision would be made es $0 the lhuflu s 000. Valle: