New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1929, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1929 Weddings MORAWA—PHILLIPS This morning at 9:30 o'clock at the South Congregational church, Miss Irene Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Phillips of New Haven, became the bride of Lud- wig Morawa, son of Mr. nd Mrs. Charles Morawa of this Rev Theodore S. Dunn performed ceremony. Miss Ruth Warner of New Haven was maid of honor and the best m#n was Edward Stephanek of this city. The bridal p: ¥ entered the church to the strains of Lohengrin's |Wedding March played by Mrs. Helen Upson, who also rendered vo- cal selections during the ceremor The bride was attired in a gown of white taffeta with a Queen Marie {veil and carried white roses. The maid of honor's gown was of pink georgette with picture hat to match and she carried pink roses. A brief reception followed the ceremony and Mr. and Mrs. Morawa {1eft on a wedding trip to Upon their return they will be at home to their friends at 519 Stanley strect. MALTA QUESTIONS PAPAL AUTHORITY Transfer of Monk Bfings Blow- O on Mediterranean Isle Valetta, Malta, Aug. 20 P—Re- ligious controversy again has raised its head, this time on the islands of Malta and Gozo, headquarters of the British Mediterranean fleet, The long smouldering dissension which has flared up between the Roman Catholic church and the government of Malta—a part of the British Empire—has reached an acute stage. The present controversy arose out of the recent transfer of a Maltese monk from Malta to Sicily by his ecclesiastical superior, an Italian. The government, of which Lovd Strickland is the head, consideral that the monk was being punished for his political views and refusel to permit the transfer This created such a furor in Catholic church circles on the two islands which are 58 miles from the coast of Sicily, that a church inquiry was requested. Monsignor Paschal Robinson, O. F. M., titular archbishop of Tyana was appointed apostolic delegate and sustained the positions of the bishops of Malta and Gozo who opposed Lord Strickland’s attitude. Cardinal Gasparri, papal secre- tary of state, wrote the two bishops saying that the Holy See had been | Wit 1e Znads aware of the. grave Maltese |l vis B & S8 situation and expressing the hope | Ciro i (g that they would continue with firm- | 0,0t "0 ness in their attitude. e e L e The argument now has become a a9 dispute on a matter of principle i L between the Roman Catholic church “E"‘ NI ‘and the Maltese government, ey LD In the letter to the bishops Car-|jentg of New Britain, Joseph . dinal Gasparri wrote that the pope | yyinnik, a merchant of 340 Chestnut “will not fail further to uphold and |greet, and Miss Frances Zappler, of encourage you in vour action for|ggo Rast stre Seiaan stopping those activities which are | consa to marry R harmful not only to religion but |puilding here e also to Maltese superior authority.” |say when or where their marriage in July the pope not only |yould take plac doctinad o Lord Strickland | * nr wwinnik was born in Russia, the but three days before his lordship | oo Py rl was in Rome atnal Gasparrl |20 QO handed a note to Henry Get!¥ ({ar of Herman and Bert Chilton, the British minister, call- [zt 0 CC 08T ing attention to his previous letter e e e Shoep fiake;fi;l Sy;)rts letter was intended publicly to in- form the Maltese people that Lorl Tl.afi‘ic Igl".eau Pl‘Ogl‘am Plans for a sheep bake at Lake Strickland not persona grata to |Compounce on September 12, were the Holy € discussed at a n a SCHOFIELD—BLANCHETTE (Special to the ilerald) New York, Aug. 20 (P—) B. Blanchette, of 140 Cherry New Britain, Conn., and Schofield, of Maybrook, N be married today in Patrick’s cathedral here. They were granted a license to marry at the Municipal | Building. The bride W . Alice treet, John J. Y., will s born in New Brit- of George and She has been a Mr. Schofield, the nd Leahy Schofield, ver, Mass. APPLER Herald) — Two res at lay T see = who is the daugh- Geisinger tr At the same time, Cardinal Gas- parri handed the British minister an aide-memoire prepared by anonymous person which depicts Malta as being in a state of terror under a regime in which the opposi- tion is “disarmed the p “gagged,” justice “suspended,” the| The program will constitution “endangered,” the is- o e land in a “ferment,” and the Roman |(raffic managers and Catholic church “openly insulted.” |iepresentatives, sack Cardinal Gasparri begged the |jegged races, standing British minister, to decide whether [proad jump: ana skee ball, the matter should be brought to the | putting conte indoor Baseball. attention of the British goverr The committees in charge will ment. as follows: Indoor baseball between There the matter stands. Mean- the industrial traffic managers and while the Maltese cabinet is pre- {the railroad representatives, Martin paring a memorandum which will n of Waterbury, C. D. be made public shortly in reply {of Hartford and George Aver: to Cardinal Gasparri's letter to the [the New York Central railway; r two bishops well as the aide- |ning races, J. V. Connelly of Ha memoire handed to Mr. Chilton, ford; ce and three legged — e e ldwards of the Stand- anding BRINGS ACTION TODAY :o o “” o) Haiph . Bo a4’ skee ball, Ralph H ! Chamber of Commerce, Britain, Hartford, Waterbury and | Meriden last evening. It was decided to have the sheep events s follows industrial railrond races, three and running athletic be the the S|by a program of Ma of un- as 1 contest, of the New Britain Antionette H, Buchowski Names Father of Automobile Driver in | Zywick Boy Reported Lawsuit for 0 Damages Zwick, 8, of 473 Arch into the street and by an automobile driven by fan St of 140 Manle yout 8:15 o'clock last night aining minor injuries about the Miss Stark told Sergeant J. Stadler that she driving | south on Arch street at the approxi- Antoinette Howerth Buchow m'“ this city has brought suit for § against Luca DiMinno of this city, | alleging that Joseph DiMinno, son |, of the defendant, drove recklessty | and ran down the plaintiff at the corner of East Main and Elm stree on August 17, 1928, The plaintiff was crossing street and the automobile was going | the bhoy ran from between two ca north on Elm street at the time. ahout 125 feet below Hart street. The plaintiff alleges that she sus-| At New Dritain General hospital tained injuries necessitating hospital |{oday it was said the a treatment for a day and a half and {appear to be seriously injure treatment at home for six week | Attorney Thomas F. McDonough ssued the writ which is returnabic in the superior court the first Tu day in September. Th served by Constable F. was hoy nt St. Property In Foreclosure Suit Phillip Zucker of Hartford and Richard W. O'Gorman of New Brit- ave been m; a suit brought by the Deep Rive ings Bank to foreclose a mort- WILL DIRECTS CHILDREN SHALL RECEIVE NOTHING £i5s.ior e o= wroverson | he writ is returnabie in the c court of New Britain on the fi Joseph F. Schurmand Leaves Entire Monday of September and was drawn e up by*the law firm of Kirkham, ietate Cooper, Hungerford & Camp. Con- stables Fred Winkle made service. | |Pleasa ity to Wife—Sisters Bene- ficiaries in Winchell Document. | | \IJiii)‘:‘ F. :\'rnl\n"n\!u‘nu al:.\l':\nnfx ‘(;Olf Fund Campalgn M. Schurmann, daughters of Joseph | ; = [ Reported at $16,500 Schurmann, receive nothing under the terms of his will, filed in probate | The municipal golf fund is mount- court this afternoon, the entirc | ing slowly, according to a report from the Chamber of Commerce to- estate being left to the widow, Mrs. Johanna Schurmann. day. At a meeting of committee Sarah Winchell, in her will which | chairmen last evening it was report- was alsy filed today, directed a be-|ed that a total of §16,500 has been quest of $300 to a sister, Carric received to date. Flower of California, with a provi- n that if the beneficiary pre-de- ases the testator, the $300 will go to another sister, Mrs. Annie Steve of this city, the residuary legatee. ch SHOWER FOR MISS PENTA A miscellancous shower was given in honor of Miss Sylvia Pen- |ta at her home on Concord street | last night The house was prettily decorated in green and orchid. Miss Penta received many gifts. About 40 of her friends were present. Miss Clara Hindler sang “On the Road of Mandalay" and Mrs. Irene {Leonard sang “I Love You Truly.” | Miss Elinor Keily played the piano Miss Penta will become the bride |of George Baker of Lynn, Mass., in September. | Stunt Man—on Airplanes Visiting Parents Here elot, of 21 Forest street t is visiting his par- , Mr, and M Carl Margelot of offield street. Mr. Margelot, who is resident of this city, was employed by Ligut. R. C. Barrows of Brainarc field as wing walker and stunt man He is now connected with the Cur- tis Flying Service at Whittall field. North Granton, M J a former 'HDAY rt held in edwick Saturday on Booth street CELEBRATES A birthday | honor of Lucian | night at his home Refreshments were served and games were played. Miss Helen Krystinski played the piano accom- panied on the violin hy Anthony Tedorzyl. Mr. Sedwick received many gifts. B Wi BAND PLAYS AT HOSPITAL The American Legion band of this city will give a concert on the lawn t St. FFrancis’ hospital, Hartford, Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock for the benefit of patients. The concert was arranged by John Gunshanan of Hartford, the | w York. | nd Hilda Cohen Win- | ting of the joiut | committee of traffic bureaus of New | 3Gomzertibles Lead Strge For- bake at 1:30 o'clock to be preceded | ¥orbos | Not Seriously Hurt | th: | mate rate of 10 miles an hour when | : defendants in | [ Birth Record A son was born to Mr. and Mrs, Myer Dunn, §5 Bassett street, at the New Britain General hospital last night A son was born to Mr. and Mr Oscar Olsen, 79 Farmington aven at the New Britain General hospital | last night. A daughter was born to Mr. Carl Strom, 415 Ellis str Britain General hospital & nd t evenin A daughter was born at New lain General hospital today to |and Mrs. Albert Swanson ot Erooklawn street. A daugiter was born at New |ain General hospital today to ind Mrs. Richard Toffolor Wooster t. Personals Brit Mr. M 1 of ki left Mon- in | Dr. Henry J. day for two Maine. | vacation Mrs. Hen son, Raymond, a weeks at Cosy Beach. ki spending two Misses | Helen | zyk are spendin, {tion in New Have and Esther two weeks' Miss Florenc of Mr. and Mrs. A. Nowak of Broad street, will enter the New Britain General hospital training school for nu on September 2. She Is | graduate of the midyear class, 19 of the Senior High school. owalk, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Goodrich and mily of Linden street, Mr. and Oscar Anderson and family of terly street and Bleanor Ander- son of t street, have returncd |from a week’s vacation at Whitc ands Beac f Mr: | We The Polish Lite: ganization formed to ster Polish literature, monthly meeting at 8 o'clock at on promote and will hold tomorrow the Falcon its night hall iss Mildred M Tombari of spending thr Clinton Beach. and Mi ronwealth son Com are woeel t BONDS STRENGTHEN wiard o Record Ground 20 » — forward Con- today with w York, Aug. a bond running vertibles listed su in the market, the leaders up to new peak levels, Some tered de profit taking was encoun and prices generally the day’s tops. The in the money r: Many Municipal Dealers in municipal n active for this season, veral offerings pendi Chicago South Park District 500,000 offering is scheduled for tomorrow. The bonds will bear four per cent interest. Kings County, Washington, is marketin tomorrow $1,000,000 district Number 1 bonds, and on Sat 1s will b opened by Cuyahoga county. O.. Jon an is $4,116,000 i bor [ i ble finished © was no range tes. Issues have with The $9,- bonds schoo ot road rnational 4145 performed in manner o in sympathy {the advance in the stock. They Itablished a new peak above 191 on rise of mo than points merican Telephone Convertible after coming within tance of their top wrice encoun tered selling 1 and lost round for a time Record P On an advanc points Atchison Convertil Jlished a record price New Haven Convertible sixes ground and Seahoard Adjus fives sold off. Time for deposit of bonds un plan has Telephone Convert spectac seven ce Reached of mnearly thr 4143 os PS n tended In sues nett and the Al group such sixes, Commer name Tt top at were 1a iched new |10 | There was little interest in the ‘I'nihu] ates government and fo cign lists, with prices fairly steady. Re;l istate !\aws Warranty H. J. Foiren to John J. Grobstein, Amherst street John J. Grobstein to Dorothy Grobstein, Amherst street. Mary C. Dobrowolski Fusco, Clark street | Robert It Patte Jones, Sylvan road. Mort, Grobste $3,5 M. to Robert rson to Louie § age M bank, Dorothy Savings street. Joseph Pearson, et ux, to T.eon D Wolski, $1, Barnett strect. } GERMANS TEST PLANE Travemunde Aug. 20 (P—A big Rohrbach Romar flying [boat recently taken over by the Luf- |thansa air lines for a proposed transatlantic service from Germany |to South America, started a test | flight at 3:40 a. m. today. The flying {boat will touch England, Norway, Denmark and Finland on her pres | | Brit- | | & new hi and her | | mov a OV MARKET TODAY - ’ 3 | of | committal ent test, which will be followed by a | flizht to either Teeland or the Cape | Verde island: BOSTON RACE WARMS UP Boston, Aug. 20 (UP)—Rostor mayoralty battle today had assumed | the aspect of a family r. The lat est to seek nomination papers is ‘.\[iwh' el J. Curley, former mayoralty candidate. James M. Curley, former | mayor, and Thomas ¥ Curls former state wtor, previously had lflmu ed the . | | AS UTILITIES GAIN News of Trading Company oo Spurs on Sales Today 2 ) (P—Curb ex- change stoeks ge lly made ntial headw ship of the the ies today, but there endency to take pro- r levels and gains d > and Elec 1hout former to sagged from Bond and Sha ors sold up [ pectively Dest lev Stocks sponsored by the C chis-Harrison- Williz in respon formation of g company, BI Shenandoah, which will ompany above corporation control b ground ind Ge'd- indu: Post s were & mou nd Don- 1 points its best fraction Aviation d within a narrow though Curtiss-Wright more of stocks gene ran as firm, Some ere ain Wheeler points, Crocl ) VICTIM CR erbury, Aug. 20 condition of Solomon Bridgepo: when (UP) Manheim, of critically auton on t last his Thomaston- night, was re- through a fenc Waterbury road ary Guild, an or- | ported poor today at Waterbury hos- ital. Funerals 1 timio Mor- . who di home after will be hell 9 o'clock at ‘ttimio Mor rvi me Mrs. M Funeral services for Bo 136 Jul night ort ill thilda Borg Mrs. street, who fol- n 1 Sunday lowing a tome r home will be 30 o'clc 1 wher will o Bianca »r Nicolla la services Bi- od who M - 19 of tidd followi 1a T Mary's ry's ce yesterda 1 lingeri 1rsd at his home 1y Anna Smith Whatley vices for Mrs. Whatley, who d it the Muasonic Hom d, were held th o'clock at Erwin chapel Styring Mrs, Fune Smith in assi church, offie 1 Fairview ¢ Mes, Emma Linde ineral Lind treet 1 Sunday 11 hospit were held who dic G ration, at w1 odor Burial at 1 ner d - foilo an t1 noc o'cloc Germ John Orzechowskl Funeral sery ied Sunday Josph Wojc wieez Golo Rev the comm d burial Heart ¢ etery Mrs, € Barufli Funeral service Mrs. Giovan- nina Ba 4 ar old wife of Jo- seph Baruffi of 7 Daly avenue, who died at her Sunday night following a two yea illr were held this morning at 9 o'clock at St, Mary's church. Lyddy was celel high mass of requici sisted by Rev. Thomas I for hor rant at ub- | leader- | Y CURB STOCKS RISE | | | 1y | Wa \ division Ce Applic the inco pany to dustrial tions, to National exceed cuse I N. Coron | Coroner of | | being 104 inve th this city police 1 terday. \arge o homas 1 h two vou dead m: four told his 1 of it thorities SPEAKT Wit en sta tion vict he Hogan knif ms. o w Charles uestion dispute. DI A Los hin nkmer Tex injurios. M Perth Ul Street Briefs vacation reports. reraft com- by th Aire 1p! Instru- awarded tl of solidated has bee cation rpor | made for lding com» id stocks of in- institu- oldwya will 1y I b « s lar kno the ipitalization I lin any and estab- the com- er Investigates Death of Ma Janme 7 gan into 17, 1 S be t of a n f in of intoxic J 1 ths . : ed on wion by Patrol Iy attor ed hou 1 he > in seeing a Scalon ul making rved no evi- superic using hon's family would v t an- to make efforts to ascertain se of the JASY VICTIMS NO BETTER bury. (UP)—Two bbed in sy row last serious con- | The id to Thomas ring from sought for of the today labor ounds, il RECTOR WILL WED (P —Reg- nge direc- | will e. His srmer years first film Williams 1 ahout thre HAS FIRE 29 (K STOWN MAN 20 (/P HUNT Richard Wa- con- in ous received r he had fa 1 of his car, t + road, ran over d turned believed to len n A over. have INNIS SELEC Amboy, N At | Dr. William €. McGinn deacon and Rev Idw Andrew’s chur con. As the church played the offertory “Pie Jesu" a the mass he Light.” "he pall anatta, N uffi, Vito and Joseph bearers Baruffi Rev. c was horn John Chopin’s fu arch Organist Crean d at the conclusion ml rend Lead, Kindly | sket Organ At sang | bes ssino Magnesi, Reeney. The were Anthony and nd Tulio Magnesi her Lyddy conducted the rvices at tl grave in St. Mary's cemeter al was largely attended *was a wes i flower Tembare e Aldo Baruffi Gino Burial wa The fur wnd the CARD OF THANKS wish to thank our ibors for their kindness shown us durin of our beloy Williad; we the cifie and an We neit frier sympathy he death and pecially wish to thank of the Atlantic & Pa- & 1. Mfg. of M South chur floral offerings. man Co. the ful 1 MR. and MRS. C. T KENNETH PERRY, . the PERRY, | ther. | ford | ton, Ma will e it u state has collected All Black Fréck The all cliapeau blac is ock with lered smart for youth, a black « extremely Trading Langely Professional— a | thos n in Cell | Acting | after | no | % also be | internal | HIGH PRICED LIST LEADS RISE TODAY Profit Taking Encountered New York 2 Aug. 20 (P—Led by {1 1 street terms : We t continued the ce of fre- ng in the pool h records were st of 8. Steel co today in H At ries of specialtic W shed by issues including ! General Electric, Allis Chalmers Wes house Electrie, Commercial S0l New York Central and folk & Western, with the gains | running as high as 29 points. Trading Largely Professional st score non, PUTNAM & CO. Members New York & Hartford Stock Exchanges WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICK, 6 CENTRAL ROW, TEL 31148 Offer: CONNECTICUT ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. COMMON Price on Request gains in t high price ttributed, in p: to the on in t sup- ¢ of those i wvest was | As al i the shares w sharp ply of m s as a re- buying. ely 1 onal few small trade high priced | Trading character {able to | because of quired Call money in s are avy ns re- in comfortable 1, with m be no change was su 7 per cent lev indic rate naintained was New BRITAIN 65 W. Main St. EpDYBROTHERS & Co Members Hartford Stock Exchange HARTFORD 33 Lewis St. MERIDEN 43 Colony St. in other monetary ymodations Wall stréet found bullish encou ment in the weekly condition st 1ze- icral reserve 1 tion in lo: 50 50 50 ments nce show- same month 3 Profit Taking Appear: rapidi of the advance l\m:w of the high priced stocks |2an to induce profit-tak Gen or We Offer: Shares Stanley Works Shares Landers, Frary & Clark Shares American Hardware | Electrie, for instance. touched a ne | high at 403, up 4 1-4, and then fell | |back to 394. U. S. Steel common |attained a new peak nd then mers below was the spectacular to a Chemical Midland ased 2 new, in 1 1o top at up 17 Iroducts Alli an; 1 i Stee points highe Oils turned fternoon under ndard Oil of New J s another strong p more than 5 poin ew York Centr hip of the ; points to & new top THE MARKET (Furnished by Putr Members New York. Chicago and Clev Burritt Bldg.—69 West Main St.—Tel. 5405 {Prince & Whitely Lstablished 1878, and Stock Exchanges. Donald R. Hart, Mgr. IRVING TRUST AT THE MARKET Finance Tobacco .. conda Cop Atchison it Refining it & Ohio th Steel Brook Man Can Pacific De & tna Life nn Gen In 1 Cer . Ches Ohio M R Chry | Colo Consol Gas Corn Prod . Dav Cher Dupont Eri Fang Fox Genl Asphalt ienl Elec nl Moto ich Tire 7 Motors $3 N Y Centra NYNHGE& |North Amer | North Pacific | Pack Mot Car n dio Corp temington Rep 1 & § S Rd & cars Rochuck inclair Oil outhern i’ac nion « nited Fru S Ind Al S Rubb 1 al Ry i t Blec | Willys Over sh | HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE | (Furnishea By Railroad Stocks West R I and Trust Rros, Hfd & Conn Banks Companies Banlk 15 Wost Hfd Merchants Mutual Mutual Ba & Trust V T & Trust {ree K 240] Compan onal Mfg Co Frary Bowur g Bowm nal Mar Mach ( achine, Departu Niles- Bement-P North & Judd | Interna ilver Co, & Co, Class B Lamp Co . com Class A Mfg Co, p. ance Companies Mfg Co Wilcox Co Other mpanies and Insura . 150] 155 39 25 100] 165| 100] 480| 66 135 950| T4 18 225 115] 48] 14 30| 150| 1| 1 175 63 76 21 lope Co, pfd Ine weet Co, pfd Co er 50 Coll Kford- Hosiery BRISTOL NOT TO MOVE Waterl Aug. 20 (P—Word re- ceived here today from Prof. Wil- liam H. Bristol of New York, presi- dent of the Bristol Phone Studio and the Bristol Company, said that re- ports he would move the studio and the plant to New York were false. Prof. Bristol's denial of the reports confirmed the statements to the t of Howard H. Bristol, president of the W. H. Bristol Talking Movie Company cturing Companies vice, GOODYER SALES MANAGER New Haven, Aug. 20 (A—An- nouncement w made today by the rn New England Tele- Company of the appointment, it once, of Arthur A. Good- commercial representative at ters since July, 1921, to the created position of: sales 1zer, reporting to J. D. Veitch, general commercial superintendent. >uthe head newly man, TREASURY BALANCE asury Balance, $108,112,018. September Third Office is open daily for registration Evenings by appointment Phone 207