New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1929, Page 17

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TU o SDAY, JULY g PROVISES 10 PAY - FOR RISH BONDS Minister Blythe Says Republic Will Make Complete Return Dublin, July 2 (UP)—American holders of Irish republican bonds issued in the United States before the Anglo-Irish treaty of 1922 will be paid in full, Ernest Blythe, Irish Tree State minister of finance, told the United States in an exclusve interview. Much interese was aroused in the Free State by recent dispatches from New York regarding the final re- funds on the honds. A number of {persons now in Ireland—chicfly re- turned Irish-Americans—own the honds. But most of them have made no claim for a refund and have been holding them merely as a souvenir under the impression that the script cannot now be convertible into cash. Denies They Are Souvenirs Blythe said that they were m taken in such a belief, and added that he wished to make it clear that if any persons in the United States also hold the bonds as souvenirs, they also will be able to convert their certificates into cash eventual- ly the the “It is the settled policy of Tree State government that American subscribers to the Dail Eireann shall be paid, not merely 60 cents on the Wollar, but to the full extent of the dollar,” Blythe said. “The Free State government fs now awaiting the completion of the receiver’s task in the American courts. When the American courts certify that all the funds held by the court have been refunded, on what- ever percentage basis may be arriv- jed at, the Free State inistry of finance proposes to establish ma- 'chinery in New York to make good 10 all the subscribers the balance of the sums subscribed.” Points Out Dificultics Tt will he necessary. Biythe pointed out, for officials of the ¥Free State to make a thorough examination of all accounts and rec- ords held by the American col#'s and be supplied with a list he names of all subscribers together with the amount of their rip- tions and the amount of refunds al- ready made. hat will take some time. Biythe said, “but once it has heen checked, the Free State government will proceed immediately to establish a connection with one of the big New York banking houses. which with the cooperation of the Dublin government will be asked to settle all the claims in full.” About $1,000 Invested Here Local investments in Irish Repub- lican bonds amount to about $1,000 at the present time, according to the best calculation of members of the committee who handled the sale in this city eight or nine years ~o. Rev. William A. Harty Branch, A. O. H, purchased one and many other indi- viguals purchased other: IFor a time in New York court litigation, sonie money sent from this city turned to purchasers while held onto the bonds to await maturity. Like in many other places, these honds being held by local pur- chasers for souvenirs, their owners helieving that they have hecome worthless with the establishment of the Irish Iree State. of course, of subs beeause of the was re- others their of Sergeant Feeney Called As Arson Case Witne rgeant Thomas J. Feeney of the local police department was cal 10 New Hav-n tod: to testify in su- perior court in the cases of Broni law Karasiewicz and fathe Danizy Karasiewicz, both of 238 Broad street, and Frank Kovalski of Sexton stre charged with arson and conspiracy in conncction with the burning of an unused gasoline filling station in Wallingford, owned by Danizy months ago Karasiewicz, several WILL LEAVE FCR POLAND Carrol Buchowski and Julivs Jarinowicz will leave for Poland are well known in this 40 years of yearseold July 5. Roth city and he taken aetive parts in Polish socizl Mr. Buchowskl. it was from his agent, Joseph A ski, will remain in Toland ently and Mr. Jarinowicz his family and friends excursion of three turn to this city. learned Kloskow- perman- will visit nd after an months, wi Report of the Condition COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. NEW BRITAIN, CONN At thie close af business on the 20 June, 1920, RESOURCES Discounts, Loans and Overdrafis Funds set Depositor Other Securities, Banking Ho Furniture Reserve) Tue from Cash on 1 aside for Savings d Equipment, (8o Rese Agents, Che i items and kx Other Asscts, Total Arsets Capital 8 Surplus, Undivided penses Reserved et s 1NeS Interest and for Taxes S L for Depreciation Furniture Fixtures 1 Reserve for Depreciation on Building N Savings D 54,006.41 General Deposita, 11,360.31 Cert of De posic, 1,26 Trensuter Cortified on and 3118.3 tes 2010, (ncluding all 485 1,810 New Hrita it s 0, Conn, July 2nd I Walter M. Bassford, Treasurer of th aid Commercial Trust do emnly swear thit the foregoing statement is true to the hest of my knowledge and belief WALTER M, BASSFORD, Treasurer Subscribed and sworn to hefore me, this 2nd day of July, 1929 JAMES H PASS] Notary NI Public, 192 a, Personals ; | | Birth Record I « Chief W. C. Hart of the police de- | A daughter was born on June|partment, who is spending two 76 at the Hartford hospital to Mr.|wecks at Bayview Heights, Milford and Mrs. J. ¥. Marum of 77 Wal-|with his wife and daughter, was in lace street. | town on businees tcday. | A son Don Bruce, was born y —_ terday to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond | Detective Sergeant W. P. McCue | Bradbury of Lexington, Mass. Mr. [is in Rutland, Vt., on a brief visit Bradbury is a son of Mr. and Mr - Henry J. Bradbury of 17 Wallace | street. Mr. and Mrs. Frank daughter, Agnes, of Meadow street left Monday morning for Walnut | Beach, where they will spend a va- cation. | . Mr. and Mrs. John Vaskalis MISSING MECHANIC |they will stay for a few months at the home of the parents of Mrs. | Vaskalis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles dis, formerly of New Britain Thomas and and (Continued From First Page) sion to an accident nor docs he of the way he reached Halifax. | Gregory and Sachs left West Mys- | joriqay [tic in the sea sled bound for New |jpoy | York on Saturday. Their capsized |, | boat was picked up Sunday after- noon near Cornfield Point light ship by the yacht “Hussar,” owned by Edward ¥. Hutton, who was on his way to Glen Cove, L. I, from Nar- ragansett Pier, R. 1., with a party of | |triends. In the overturned hoat were a man's dark gray coat and striped shirt, which were said to be Gregory's. Sachs had been commissioned by his employer, William . Riseley, New York city attornuey, to take the sea sled to New York. Gregory, a mechanic for the Mystic Sea Sled Co., accompanicd him. The latter is | 34 years o1d tell Dr. Savard and family will leave for Cornficld Point where will spend their vacation for rest of the summer. Mayor Paonessa office foday after a trip spent in Maine. returned week's fo his fishing Miss Helen Benz of the clerk’s office staff returned vesterday after month Eunropean travel town to duty a spent in Marriages during June numbered 88 report of Town 'hompson. the month of according to the lerk Alfred Frank Niedzwiecki from Helena Skorupsk: 249 Washington street, as a clubho for one leased a store at to be usad year. No Word Reccived York, July 2 (P—William E. Riseley, New York attorney, said to- cay he had received no further in- formation regarding the disappear- ance of Morris Suchs, a law clerk in his office, who is believed to have drowned Sunday in Long Island Sound. Riseley said he Ithat Frederick with §; have lost overturned, ha Halifax, M S f Gregory at Halif a w 3 Yesterday, the day on which tax payments ame due, Collector {Bernadotte l.oomis took in approx |imately $70,000, On the correspond- |ing of last year collections day ] the skies, f bride t Miss C‘atl | had been informed G who was chs and also was believed to been their boat reported at ris to reach X failed, he said. Charles B. Cadwell nk and Louise Slater road perty S5 CURB QUIET AFTER POLICEMAN SHOOTS ~ OPENING AGTIVITY FLEEING BOY DEAD :Prom Taking Heavy in Inital| _ | . razy | DeAIs—Call Money High | » | | New York. July 2 (P—Trading or. | Strom of the curb market quieted down to- | discharged day after a busy opening. As | eral per cent call moneéy prompted trad- [N «rs to curtail operations until (he |!iOn in mid-year credit storm blows ove T. . I'he market generally, however, held | 0f the fairly steady, save for some of the | Phonc utilities an opet Frofit pital Licavy in transactions, | pects 10 he from his back. | | Blectric Share opening | Peter A Authorities pointed out that it | \ith R es et bus line A would have been impossible for the |Leurly 7 points, and sclling still a | Oak stre bullet to strike Turgeon's chest if | 1 fittle lower by carly afternoon. In |from the youth had been running away |view of the stock's recent rapid rise | Mich. | from the policeman of abcut 40 points, the reaction, pre- Independent inquiries into the | cipitated by profit taking on killing are being conducted by local | night’s announcement of fthe police, the hoard of selectmen, and |of rigits, was not regarded District Attorney Charles R. Clason. Patrolman Dibble was one of four officers who surprised the six youths while the latter allegedly ping the second hand purk in a field. Ordered Boys to Halt According 1o the report Chicf Demers, Dibble ordered who started to run away, All d except Tu port stated that Dibble meant to fire low and did not intend to wound the youth. has sold Hughes, pro- gory, to Ir h when on n queen ¢ offic in St comt hin | | \ (Continued From ed by Police Chief Joseph A. Demers Lirst Physical as saying that he fired after Turgcon had tried to flee from the scene. Shooting Investigated hosp! operat M A shooting was launched shortly after- the report Examiner Frederick K. the bullet had en- chest emarged triplo investigaticn into the ward when of Medical Jones stated that tered the boy's preliminary Co ti taking was is re initial Bond and block of particularly and ihe o a Wi Chantill as sur- | Jack Wes |the Frenct |ship today Fletcher, @ mar issue | prising. Electrie Investors Breaks Electric Inve was carried *w points in vathy, but than regained its mn Gas an made othe uiilis orward, tors off. soon |1 pla were strip- la sy more Ameri ahout 3 automobiles los a cetric up ARR ficld poiits point drop, and a ti managed to cluding American and foreign power warrants, Buffalo Niagara United s Improvem solidated Gas of Baltimore Island Lighting each Turgeon's five companions were | Ward about points arraigned later in Springfield dis- |!-ght and Traction, howeve trict court, charged with larceny |POINtS and several of the The cases werc postponed until Iri- | Bonbright shares were a N day. On that day an inquest is to | Pressure, Commonwealth andlthe vict be held in connection with the kill- {Southern. American Superpower, T and Niagara Hudson around of yester made to | few the s move f in- Lver to zeon boys, halt. The r this Alfred for and DO Con- and Long jumped o stop: a scal for- rican | fell 11 Morgan- | at ain under | pointed is ed by t losing i s were quiet Queen City Items of the Sun: Meth Low Mass., Curtiss-Wright ed 1010 Hoyt company for Alex. « xat on state | American Water Works and Electric ke S The Am owns and operate sery- g A Arhing ir ir portions of and coun in that as hee Water 10 vere not revealed Works Co. water rica s con [ 1es in 16 st ysler Corp of the ind trucks per nd Shipments the Chr during the 1 months vear totaled incr | cent over the cor | Dodg | period last y | Lan se ¢ 4, or 23.h ined Chrysler shipmer Chock-Horo Inc., pajama it York pur- Co., of | | manufacturc and plants Shrewsh a., has heen York. l'eh i [ New | sod to cities will Roe- 0 announc- soon be undertaken by buck Co. The company ed that department place the Sears, tores will r present rot 7L, D Springfield, Ohio 1l stores in De- catur, venport, Ia Directors of 1l declaring that (1 |vor of merging Ition organization | resolution Douglass \ o passed a resol ey were not in ny other Adoption followed 1ssion of roposil ormed Curtiss Wri oi e newly tools cot tir 1 the ally of of nd voyal | Teal let up i pretty | Machinist re named | next average in the no buyir i centers important thers indication \ 1 0ld bachelor AL mself wit She wight the ound 1 Aay IFlood un Celebration w ened the rahur ports. other rin lthe six months favora above, summer se Fla., and 70 days Stockhold Aroostook 1 on o troad July 10, ori nd which eting will the tim 9 years,” cent last per creasing the common sharcs to & \athority fo |ing number BONDS IRREGULAR SOME 1SSUES HiH of shares whenev Harty tonig Dircctor the Y. M.°C. A from New Brita ital where he ion recently for Joseph Herg- | | has heen | underwent ‘ an infec- cAuliffe, ithern N who r district m “er Ingland Tele- cently underw t 1t the New Haven | slowly. He another w N Arch acchillo of have r rip to —New Tayozites Foand on covering home it o A York bonds July 2 the stroct W the rocd e Pontiac, | supst tions gostini nd A 1 s i ich b mov vertible rmly d we tod oblige however, upward what i in the past line gular som frr interest in ntained iness st S In one or two n JAND WINS TITLE | v, Frai July tland, an American, won \ amate If champion- by #z Richard n Lng in the gin « 1 prominence. Stand 5 I ull A Several Issues Rise g soard ison Convert s new shortly about I H e most of 11 Internation:l ny Corpor rnational W Motor 4 wion rday’'s e compuny pproximately a American SUP2 appointm S, Military A nts e two of whom are ay ommendation specially the pon nt side presid L0 Advances isolated roughout the unk 6s climbed in buoyant on its PHVSIGUN TESTIFES ¢ IN AUTO FATALITY Hazeltine was ag favorable patent ing the gain 1bout 5 points 1o a new peak losing miuc openin later. I ¢ nd 1\ 0. poin h of its Rri ecker Cab, ol Myers, Iin firm in and Gymsum wers Smith moved up s in 1 (Continued 1rom First o Page) eral over, more turn- od strecek throwing vho was s as it he ar and s machine, | Mr. Fay, n in the thrown approached his ¢ left rear b to one tting beside seat of the truck, was through the windshisld Dr. O'Neil stated that Te gave ifd to the two men who were Fleischmann Popular Pleischmann Royal hought, opening with hares, and moving ground. Aviation stocks stone sagging a little, the oils, Humple, Cosden and heavily | o into new side, was Log: a block FPuneral 5,000 ; Cazim high dull, were - first Ke; S the Gulf 1Loew's | ELEN DUDNICK ir that Bonds | sidered far Poreign Climb cnly ones injured and he then made somewhat headw lown the hill to telephone for an |were*practically neglected. mbulance from Waterbury | i Villard Wins Action ran | Mines Funerals ign 1 nterclhy 65 an. D Liberty Tor onds acted rather well Sein wted Power and Light 78 climbed 1 on Haiti nearly 6s, | to | trin: ) moderafc Letions issues and Upon his return to the scene of | Over $100,000 Bequest |- the accident, he found Miss Mar- | garet McCabe of Waterbury, who Roston, July 2 (®—The full beneh | the supreme court today upheld | was with him and Thomas Loughlin of Waterbury in the automobile, in | the dismissal by Henry T, Lummus of *the court of a hysterical state. He thereupon took her to the of friends at the sum mountain bill in equity bre ht by Sidney 1. He said qdid not Beals and. other heirs of Harrict . policemen seene wh lage, of Brookline, which returned that the court declare that Loughlin assumed Gdrrison Villard, New York for driving the car entitled to hold the knowledze, Dr. O'Neil Flagg's estate, bequeathed to admitted hat he driy- | him by her will, only in trust and | or of the car rot his own benefit. The resi-| - Last night, Deputy Coron myth |duc exceeds $100,000 and under the | (08 o stated that there videnee of the will, Villard was| of drinking on the part of Logan." [empowered to use it for humani-{ (o0 =0 Logan was rendered unconscious by |tarian purposes in which —he and (oF 0" the crash. He said that his finding |Mrs. FFlagg were jnterested. B atd in the will not be comploted | brated by fot at two weelk | pastor Rey | Andrew's | Rev | sub-aeacor The pa MRS, Ifuneral wife of died | hospital, 1 morrow m Mary's chu ot a Judge home of the that he it the superior who see any no e asked Oswald editor, of | in tr Portl responsibility and withont residue claimed was the his | v and | Mrs M fun 1S “'som¢ yrovisions wils “'son provi was least CRUISERS VISIT HAVANA Havana, July 2.—P—The United States Wyoming and New York of the South Atlantic flect ar- vived today bringing 300 stu- rents of the naval reserve from Har- vard, Yale, ington university The shipg will remain in the har bor July 4 to take part in Ha- vana's American colony celebration of Tndependence day Several rece the Cubin Ahoard the ldw cruisers Puneral Arvrangements The funeral of Danicl Fay, the victim of the fatality, will be heid to- nmorrow morning 8130 o'clock from his home 6 East street jand at 9 oclock at the Church of St John the Bvangelist. Burial will e in St Mary'’s cemetery Corne here, at n R Ruri. St over H Che LE WORKMEN HURT lemort, Mass., July () men cniployed on a x'a‘c roud construction Curry tions planned by for American hoats, Three government officers project here when were in- derrick hoom The injured Thomas Wallen all of Whitman has possible concussion jured today OUR tell oh them Japes Smith Julio Gaico, who a B Eity JEWELS STOLEN IN PARIS Paris, July 2.—(®+—Mrs. Joseph Smith | Howland Hunt of New York left her of thy [jewel case in her car Sunday night | brain, was the most seriously hurt. [and when she returned it was miss- All were taken to the Montague City |ing with jewels which she told police }hnspl(nl she valued at $100,000, wers Flower 1o and gardens at BOLI at Georgia Tech and Wash- Wil Moran where Re 83 WEST ‘The Telegraph Florist of New Britain" ficates showed a slight bt | treasury « a | improvemea SARAH CRANLEY t Mrs. 8 Cranley by W of wrah Cranley, [ impressive tland, eld t at St Hhn yesterday lartford, orning at § o'clo Portlund Mary Opposes Heflin ireh witl g Letitia Morvin Mrs. Let 749 1 Sunday rs. eral of rs old, of hom: her 1d John the Ev high mass Rev the ¢ ard church n Thomas Grikis lius Curry s 11 bhear phan 1 Joseph Du ind Rev 0 owas i e 1 conducted the me- ten committal Bankhe mill owner of Jasper Senator JUSINESS 1S GROWING Loy H 1 vire coal min out to beat Ala Tom Heflin of that state wha' is a candidate for re- clection. Bankhead date several yoar vers are invited to visit our je Johnson St Maple Hill. was a candi- ago when the late Senator Oscar W. Underwood retired from office, but defeated by Senator Hugo L. Black. .ERER'S POSY SHOP MAIN ST, h v acquired by the | Convertibles Lose Some of Gain MARKET RISES ON - HIGH CALL MONFY jSome Issues Hit New Records— Rails Heavily Bought doz hares for t road touchin cord year. Ther soft spot scattered thre list, partic- arly in 1) they but | general mark Searcity Ove monecy a tin t 1 ome York when | eent encd hanks the the for to freel stringe 20 v funds pparent i t level. Out loans fund was no change paper ith the July | creating heavy stock | expiring this little hope 1l money rate was ' of calling these banks outset t town the replaced. The rom were |in the { hankers' |4 holiday urrency i purchase money. Commercial or ace invar demi “rigl app marked ¢ ore 8 Steel ably ind e | week, there rs 1o be any £ing of « next weekk mmon, the forthcom- ommon and as t vidend acti of which widespread interest return der (rousing ket 1 ) points to highest issuance retirement of funded debt Rails Heavily Bought Railroad were now shares ought as a result of May g5 1 and al earnir ports filing ) in t Wal ction of th ash i hast n »uld woul¢ railroad The nied dividends | | THE MARKL | | general rise i issur York ( by unc 1150 rumors me ceomp v of higher (FFurnished by [ Americ Am I Am L |Am sm HEY |Am Te & fAm Toba Anaconda | Ateh | Atlant n reig & ar co Coy Pacific D an Cer Pasco Ches & C M R Chry L& I ler Fuel Congoleum Gas I'rod \ m Corp Colo (‘onsol Dupont Film cport T Genl Asphalt Genl Elec Genl x Motors Goodrich Tire Hudson Motor Int Comb. I t Cemen |Ken Cop Serv of NJ X p Ir & Stl Qil | Southern 1 | St Gas & Bl ‘\v‘i Ol N J {Sta 0il Y t W I | | lsn | HARTIFORD STOCK I 1 Railrond ~tocks EXCHANGE Banks and Trust Companics Hra Land Ui, nance Insurance Ina Co Co Underw Fire (¥ire) Ins Cott, Companies Aetna Automobile PUTNAM & CO. 3 Members New York & Hartford Stock Exchanges 1 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW. TEL. 2-1148 Siibbiduin Sttt S ) Connecticut Electric Service Company Common Price at Mar New BRITAIN 65 W. Main St. EpDY BROTHERS & C° Members Hartford Stock Exchange HARTFORD 33 Lewis St. MERIDEN 43 Colony St. We Offer New Britain Machine 50 SHARE common Price on Application Northern Conn g 5 e elow-Hfd oWl € B Public Utilities ‘Comedi'a'n Plans “Comeback” mtacturing Comp Cadwell Carpet 1 Brass & TH R 1 Chapma wood & Frank Tinney. above, will the theory that “they never The famous minstrel who has been away virtually voiceless by will shortly essay a wa tral figure sensational case vorced him and the other woman,” Perhups. disprove come back.” Broadway, the stag from v speech ars ago in a his wi Wilson, Report of the Condition of E NEW BRITAIN TRUST CO. RESOURCES 12 00 00 50 s Discoun's, Jpds to mecure Postal Savings Deposita vernment Securities, curities, and Bquipment Estate ve Agents Ranks and Bankers, hand Cash iteme and ted from «u 353 ure 06, Bank. trom Exchanges, Assets, o aplta 1plus, livide stal nera) ertificn asu tifled CH tends 1 { Deposit s Checks, ke, 47 New c Britain, of the aforesa yregoing bellet. New Brit- statement W Macom! olemnly er, Tieasurer <t do swear that the true to the best of my knowledge and ¥ me, w thix 2 MACOMHBER, Treasurer. ibed and sworn to before 1 day of July, 1929, €. J. LAW, Notary Public.