New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1929, Page 17

_DAILY HERALD, '\IO\'D AY, _SEPTEMBER 16, 1920. Wall Street Briefs ST[]EKS FIRMER IN tions in the Mahoning Valley Steel | - Saivation Army Head Tells Tramps Defied S, 000 “Arab Medical Men Will Bathe Them And '_l_'ry to Psychoanalyze Them unerals Ang 1o Cordello 1\ ra 2 H“'; 1"'( \I'[' ”““"’"" plants last week averaged 82 per | o a0 Nofiny i stree Eior Bathat capacity B Rorty five N General hospital, will be held tomor- ‘ {900 ahe f Shudders Run Through! S e ke e nowor, and 15t BUSIDESS News Meager and at 10 o'cleck Muary's x i | Nondescript Andience as He Depicts Probable teps of Science to Bow-| i vvonne 1t Nadean, daventr ; of Mr. and Mrs. Adilon Nad ery Dwellers. 117 Lafayette street, and Geor Bigeol, son of Mr. and Mrs. | | Bigeol of Lowell, Mass., were the 21 tub: Weddings BIGEOL—NADEAU Himd el Sl 1 ey mills were active, ew York, Sept. 16 (B — The stock market began the new today with such nervousness as characterized trading last still in evidence at times, but the list gene a firmer un- fertone, and operators for vance were able to move a fairiy Cadillac Motor Co., division | )¢ General Motors, plans to place a Gloria Hoosigan ylinder super-motor car on the The neral of Gloria Hoosigan ket during the coming vear. as held Saturday afternoon fror — . parlor of Frank P, Main street, at D' p.id week 1y disp! son & Robbins, wholcsal of Bridgeport, Conn., have the ad- Duify, 648 m stephen's Apostolic hased the Van Vieet-Ellis Corp, : i PR ! h g 2 - large assortment of utilitic raiis New York, Sept. 16 (UP)—Col. |ricd this morning at 9 o'clock ch S TthLTInE himia o A | s EcRassorymer uiliies S atey ¥ ; : R i e e ! e and specialties substantially higher allace Winchell of tho Salvation I'sio tev It Kian of Lowell, e e R s Army has sent forth a message to | Vwinkle . DEELOTINEA R (e M GETem ofticiated he church and . A ety SRR S the great army of America’s vnem- | Miss Lillian eppin was the ad the committal service at| G G B8 ToE e 4 < honor and the bridesmaids g Leonard P. Ayers, vice president as rather troublesome, Call money plpyed, the of which is: “The : ) DOy f : 3 Margaret Farmer, Mary Rouselau of the Union Trust Co. of Cleve-|renewed a little firmer at 7 1-2 per intelligentsia will give you a bath 2 ¢ rors were Pa ) ; : 2 and Janet LaFlamme. bes 1 known economist, be- | cent and was in limited supply at if you don't watch out : o : : obh Yagoobian, A : ; 4 < man was Henry Nadeau. J A on Bureau L ATang i that the present period of |that figure, Bankers generally pre- , The colonel mounted the trum | 1jood, Arthur LaFlamme Five thou Arabs couldr : . Bl LU Ll ty is likely to continue to be | dicted firm money during the next the Salvation Army Memorial ho- Liominick Gosslin acted as ushers past hir A i SR D e Ca i L LY e T o pen bt the \ | few days, as the full efiect of ti tel yesterday, threw open the doors The bride was attired in ia, abov croic Brit CoSt Iof credit iunless: additional quarterly income tax payme and and drew as his audience the seg- satip sn and a Rose Mar police officer, turned Anzelo Cordella 5 v of cre le DS, |the treasury refinancing are felt ment of bowery .~o(‘v~n' that dis- ]\;v Au"l‘}l a iu-lu‘mv: \v" rc : S g ed Moslem mob that Funeral services for Angelo Cor- SiEE The iness and industrial dains work E N as ilies of the valley. iss rmer to attack the Jewish qu 1 : L Hi news was meag 1 v 10 ains work in any form a i oy, Mis her |t the Jewi r 39 years e, of 194 High MeClintic-Marshall Co., of | NeWs W eagre and g lly not inate and enervating. He warned w peac cta gown market place in Hebro . 4 St i e e against psychoanalysis who lurked to match Rousclau ¢ a said to have 1 a scrious riot \ e EL RN e L : behind park benches to grab the | rose N with 1 ten 1 ; Fesal ool ipatetong dUOKtons ag atrietu gl se . f - llo n operation for appendi- | al steol for the ldorf-As- | duction figt ok were first available hobo, wash him and while Miss Lallamme ws ed in 5' Pl el i ey . MR Jwing a i Adiiin b S o e T S L g toria hotel in New York, 3 2 g iow Sun dier e miitoseny ST e i Mary's church. A SE s | fairly substantial incrd despitc Should Work On Baboon:s e 5 RO HIhbs waa Celehrated expectations of satisfactory sults Col. Winchell stressed t sepl o Tl “ rd Gradeck of St. An- | from 1 vatic that he approved of psycho: ySts | oo e ‘,‘,,'. . who was assisted b which became the so long as they confined thir ex- | 0N Fp g ABout 160 F. Lawlor as deacon the month. Th end 1 periments to bhaboons. But, he thun- guests Eeentlrom '\“\w e —— Matthew J. Traynor as reports appearing from various sec o dered, it made his blood boil for ¢\\3 ] i i | tions of the country revealed little angc make a guinea pig out of able law-abiding hobo. “Beware of these false intellecty a respect-| orated ed her Is who are coming from Europe to| r. and Mrs. T fon. stocks as 17, 8. Steel, An Jahn Crean ndly Light.” At the inst such Tole- Her 79th Year Undertorle Firm, But Attempts phone, lephone y and International set you,” shouted the colonel. “They |yeeks' wedding trip through Massa ATe AT ys T AiTen { Mvance Mee[ Fallure which sagged a couple of points or are the modern Columbuses, sailing | c¢hus and Maine. he place of k Rock av 5 | so during the morning, caused con- the three ships into the ogean of | their residence upon their return is o o diring . morning. cuused con your conscious mind. Now, my undecided. v noon at N York, Sep. 16 (B—The cur| JWCAY taken 13 2and by e il friends of the bowery, what is go- | Mr. Bigeol is employ« following At I e e | ing to happen fo you when you Burritt Hotel and Mrs. Bi Howit e 1 moderately under oA fhese losse reach one of these modern hospi- | New Britain Machine Co. Setstian ey Crary wiommann " tals? First, you will be given a el 1 Al G i wask (i & eall Wbty pelilie pmuss et bath. Think of it, a vath! e 3 ' \untis | renewal rate of 7 1-2 per cent fafl- |is to be aplit 10 for 1, made an ex- o peschothorary, 1 Enofiony lo and | situation, as the plentiful supply is | BOw peak at 559, and Natlonal Lend ment of psychotherapy. ‘hen, j Rock Mission | Nichol thgaridedl sk & Geburohin. Asveivn. | #ng 1.0 Case gnrke B e vou have not recov:red, vou \\,1‘ M finned there for some Macor - AR s B s g nd 17 polnts to naw tors be told by a specialist in a superior [l ) g her 1w s at refinancing. The market displayed | Columbia Gas was a strong fen- tone that you are a vietim of symps later in th Jlic school = vy, [ faltly firm undertone, but the | {1Fe: TENG o @ record price a tomatology or psychoneurosis. If | life Mrs. Allen resided in Thenh ervounoes Which charucteriged | 102 1-2 (hen slipping back a litie. i e R Pfl M U | G ina | with the exception of a six clatives | i from this | MOSt of the sessions last week was “ 3 T g by that time you will he questioned 11ce OYemCH[S NEYeN, GallS| Vst in New Hav S el Fora) {1 sossions Iast wesle waa | SO ATEOSE, TR daily until your cot cred. The and Aroostook imken Rtoller olex is discov- drift of your life and per- | ville, Bangor ch, and nee met with little suc- and Losses Equalized “5ire! Mien e in selected issues sonality will be discovered. Al your | fRbde S i active mer Flecivie Bond Popular [SSreto e maka B Yets ““\' . : repressions will come out; the cag tions ineluding Mes. William J. Tong Bond and Share was in | 870 ndard of N y cd animals of conflict will be loos- N York, Sept. 16 (£ — The|of A.: Star o; r rvi fer Mrs. William nd, moving ahead moder- | F08¢ & couple of points in o 7 cpening of ow ound the i ST St ssa s ingtand American . Predicts Real Lo Soil Anjlongen blBRof e o aliianroredt Rt sl | o \tral, Woolworth To Thet cotbrsl pais day e movemenlsiin ¢ | i t of ufilities slipped bael | Delaw Hudson and Colun tors gulped at ih Yonis and g inon > or 3 points, and a few more, such | Pia Carbon were among issue in good Lt 3 s re about evenly % ;. Tt i demand e e L YR ; c z 1 i as Electric Investors, Allied | s L "H“ ! “,” b horri ime money was dull e B AT HiTa THI MARKET AT 2:30 P . le fate awaiting unyone who sur- i sl r n Gas and Electric, ¥ e g ; Surviving Mrs. Allen arc six sons Northern States A and United Cor (Furnished by vived the foregoing ordcals Slaimp Iy Convertibles William i ik 8 S IRt : Halted coroat Tour Head will BE chackes pun || Tay ookt ot Lmriosa Toles | AL Allen, Jr., of this « arrants were under pressure. | High Henry W. Allen of Hartiord, I'rar M. Allen of Bridgeport, I Allen of Iorestville, Katon H. and your brain lifted to sec if your phone and I pituitary gland is said. “They may ¢ United (€ Improvement opened a couple ernational Telephe \" he | stocks brought a slump in th roat to | pe (01d) | Al Che & Dye of points higher,| Am Ag Che pd 44% metionin 01 cent convertible debentur of soon reacted Tampa Eleciric American Can 1693 ! b ¢S O} nd Edward O, ent hothtotitnial 11 15k o the Hiae e A ? 25 SR «xamine your typhroid Boys, | the two communication companies, ‘;m’ "’:““]‘ Alley boporitnia)s t o > th also run up_a few points, but | Am Foreig Pw 179% you are in for it.” time in s al Y FLILER s, Mrs. I kly attracted realizing. Niagara | Am Loco 125 Knaus, Mrs. L. Tw The audience filed ont and went nal's bond went b ey '_']’!'v":'H t son, which was strong S ‘“,,d” Am Sm & Re 121 into executive session in Uity Ha 196 7-8 for a loss of ; SEL S0 s n response to acquisition of {ron-| AmSugar 8114 park where benches are -available. | more than 4 its from the Satur- tietangent.oren. 4 tler ( eased fractionally. Am Tel & 289 Ty R e o ‘i e eral services will be held to- |4 from this new ent movement was i Spots Appear | Am Toboc afternoon o'clock at | "1 A few strong spots appeared i Anaconda Cop o he Brwin chapel. Rev. Dr. Geo < the irregular industrial group, 1 (iehizon chizon 4 25 a O R end n iV G REUINOT K SOt KO0 nHte ! Gypsum and Powdrell and Alexan- | atlantic Refin z & Iron G's were the strongest|lonal church will officiate and - casket was | der moved up seve points, and | palp & Ohio. burial will be in Fairview cemetery reh - Organist | Cream of Wheat sold fractions we feature issues, rising Jeth Steel | Brook Man » hody will . Porter Sons in state the B. funeral home on “Abide With Me” on n a point, althou tion was only moderat uncontirnied of the h acecu- 1 r in response to Some UN[]ERWATER TESI = Submarine Towed fo Bridgeport - me umo Amer- . 5 T an Pacific i st | COUTt street until tomorrow noon were Tho priced fssues dropped several pOints, | o po pages mical 5 eascrl. inlon, Joseph P rotably Aluminum Co. of erica. | § ‘ low coupon rails ruled Patrick He VI MU RIC0 0 e I B s Oh1o | The new Commercial Solvents stock, | created by the 10-for-1 splitup, was | traded on a when issued, .the first with trading North Ar snarpiy - MRS, ELIZABR lHNCLM 8, erican Cement CM&SP C R I & Pac itered from selling the being 8. Chicago Nipple | Chrysler Corp by NaYy Tug again vesponded fo | Greenwood Street Woman One of e A niah Hasihaentin Btlig tor hey. | Gomf Bower < into ew 0V are: tape “ongoleumn —_— - e N weset Worshipgers ac st ceks, appeared on the tape at [Congoleum Block Island, R. I, Sept. 16 (U'P) ! ment company stocks have bee Joseph's Church, es for Mrs. Geapana | The oils were mostly subjected to | Corn Prod —Underwater rescue and s . ted by lower prices for th veland | moderate pressure, as result of the |Dav Chem experiments officially conclude product Mrs. Elizabeth Nolan, $8 years of i » | rather disappointing California pro- | Dupont 2 diminutive Simon Lake submarine Kcith Makes Spurt . one of the oldest Irish residents of her son, Michacl Spina. were held | duction figures for last week, but | Eng Pub Sery Defender was towed home to| Tn the specialty group, Keith Cor-|of this city or ost 50 years|this morning at 9 o'clock at E rd of Indiana and Vacuum RIY Bridgeport, Conn., today after sev- | poration « a4 2-point|a member of S ph's church, { Mary's chureh, The h . | were.in fair ¢ nd. In the mines, |Fam Players eral months of gruelling trial by spurt. Some was attracted | died Sunday aft the homg rmed by Rev. Thomas 1 Noranda turned heavy, dropping a |Fox Film A navy oflicials. to Bethlehem 6 U. s, Steel of John W. I'ox 131 Greenwood v points. Investment Trusts gen- | port Tex Licutenant Commander Palmer H. | Both of which h been called for | street, where she made her home for | Ag the casket was borne into 1ly moved in narrow range a- | Genl Asphalt . S6% Dunbar, chief test officer, is pre- | redemption, t [ remainder of | the past 12 years, | church Organist John J. Crean play- | tional Investors, which soared above | Genl Elec 3681 paring a report to the navy depart- | the steels o Otis 6s declining | Mrs. Nolan was born and spent|eq Chopin's funcral mareh the | 300 and reacled to 330 last week, | Genl oMtors Tals ment concerning the Defende fractionally, utilities tureless | her youth in Ireland he came to | srrartory Mrs. Mary T. C rallicd a few points | Goodrich Tire 11 hility to conduct diving operation: d interest in the 1 government | this city more han 60 years ago ar Die Profundis™ and as i !tlmlmn Motors §2 while submerged near a wreek from @nd forcign groups was slight ince then had been a resident here. | wag horne from the chu 61, GETS DIPLOMA |Int Comb, Tng 9% : a hatch in @ compressor chamber. ew bond s mar 1 an.aguveing 2 lered “Softly and Tenderly iris. (P—CGray bearded Wasstli|Int Cement Another new device tested was @ i Rent ies) 1 lin | Jakobson Jakowzoft, 61, finally got Int Nickel T% 68% subn mooring mast, similar to % S S Ll b The pall bearers re N is highschooldiploma this year and |Int Harves the structure used to moor diri hal year loan, by S WD Gna of Hiristol, Anthony is now ready for the French medi- | Int Tel & bles, CONONE WUIIRDLCRMLL ! 2 el Pavanti and Silve cal schools. He was educated in [Ken Cop The Defender, owned by o lf”“":"“"”:‘”‘”' DELId 1 was in 8 iy ory i \ schools as a physician, but |[Mack Truck 1 sent situa- tion in the market for foreign issucs. The City of ttle, Wash., offcred rough a syndicate a $2,000,000 Lake and Captain Slo hower, is understood to have suc cessfully passed fajr weather fc in water 110 feet deep. Schedule > St municipal light and power system 5 Rochelle, heavy weather tests will not be held, | Tuticinal light and power system per cent n, due serially from 1935 1 three according to navy officials e e R to 1959, priced to yield gr s ‘ Real Estate he came to France had to Mo Pac ench school oertificate to | Mont the medical cxaminations. Un- [N he went back to school ed the tests. Adv-.ture’s End e o= North Amer LOCAL STOCKS North Pacific (Furnished by Putnam & | Pack Mot Car A {Penn R R.. Insurance Stocks Phillips Pet... Bid Asked |Pub Serv N J Radio Corp Remington Rd Rep 1 & 8 ews Warranty | Joseph Carlson to M M. Cor-| Mr. and Mrs. Walter bin, Commonwealth avenue. have entertained over t Mabel H Gaffne Personals | | Deaths Grzybowski week-end Wainwright to Cyril .| Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Zisk of Bos- v, Steele and Adams street. | ton. Aetna Casualty 2065 Aetna Life Ins. Co. ..1370 Aetna Fir 7 John Dabkowski Autorachile Ins Sears Roebuck M John Dabkowski, aged 52, one of e bagy | Sinclair Of John Skritulsky to Savir NDERED BACHELOR PARTY |!he earliest Polish settlers in this Hartford Fire . 70N Eouhern f New Britain, $5,000, Biruta Anthony Bednarczyk, son of Mrs. : ¢ty and a charter member of the 114fa Steam Boller sno | St Gas & Irank Amodio to Guisseppe Amo- | Marcyanna Bednarezyk of 272 Farm- | Sacred Heart church, dicd Saturday National Fire Sta Oil N J dio, $1,000, Gilbert street. ington avenue was N2 Paciislor i eInocRat M EREO DG S0S ST A iR e Baenl o Eree SUIEOIL ! Frank Amodio to Antonia Pal-|party in his honor Saturday night | SUCet following a short ill ] Travelers Ins (‘o i Breartache: ISR IS1 5001 Glibers stomat R e Mr. Dabkovski was born in 1o | B S g Studebaker Hollis Toster tol New Britajn| Mr. Bednarcsyk received several | 2nd buticameito this fcouniry $0j [ v kel exi S0 ; I Am. Hardware i 3 Savings & Loan Assn., $5,000, Ken- | gifts from the ‘gucsts which num. | YS318 80 and had been a resident | 2 N2 dots s (Gulgnnioh 2l of this city since then. He was Arrow-Hart & Hegeman A e sington street, bered to about He will be mar- | L8 5 the TRatities ot i Billings & neer [inionenes E T ‘ ried to Miss Ceciliaj Lipetz of 32| opy oy, affiliated with Bristol B Union Carbide The French Bastille was foun Looth et tomorrow morning at| xumo of John the | City Company e in 1369 and destroyed in 1789. the Holy Cross church | Baptisu soci s employed | Colt's Arms 1 S Ind Al at the I & factory for | Bagle Lock s . | nearty 30 Fainir Bearing Co ....100 e e R i DN LR Besides 1 ow, Mr | Hart & Cooley | Dabkow survived by three | Landers ¥ - | song, Constanty, IFrank and Stanley; N B Machinc 44 | Willys Ov rln | four daughters, Mrs. Catherine Ban- North & Judd 25 | Woolworth 1 y | ulski, Mrs. Joseph Parzych, Helen Palmer Bros 16| Wright Acro . and Rose Dabkowski, all of this city, R e s Nl oA T e Kstablished 1878, | and several grandchildren. Rutsall s Co L s ey Members New York. Chicago and Cleveland Stock Exchanges. | Tuneral services will he held fo- ovill Mfg Co o et N : . . morrow morning at $:15 at the o 3 e reibe Burritt Bldg.—69 West Main St.—Tel. 5405 J|one it cioo it e Sucrea ndacd Soro = Treasury balance .. $36,557 Donald R. Hart, Mgr. [Goarz chuzen Burl anilEbe i) Torrington Co 79 FINDS OLD THORN — R L Union Mfg Co - Stuttgart, Germany (®; | Dorothy Rose Raczek ‘\';‘]T‘};‘f-}mfl{ R ;‘: ish priest of Waldsce says | Dorcthy Rose Raczek, two months Allied "fi“ & Light 3 | discovered imbedded in a cross over We Offer: of Mr. and Mrs. John | 2 | Public Utilities Stocks the tabernacle of the town church a 15 Court House, Newark Conn Elec Light | thorn which was covered with var- ss Photo |Conn Lt & P & ipped from ; Conn Power London, Conn., | Hfd Elec Light | nish to preserve it from decay and was surmounted by a Latin inscrip- tion stating that the relic was from this morning at New General hospital Her | mother, before her marriage, wa | Miss Jennie Feszler of this city After hay his hom British Type sought for in several Iiuropean;Hfd Gas Co com ...... 90 | the crown of thorns of Christ. The ‘ Iuneral services will be held {o- | countries and found in far off Dan-|Hfd Gas Co pfd | chureh formerly belonged to a mon- morrow morning at a time to be an- | zig, Jan Cap, Jr.. returned to eager |N B Gas . s0 tery of the Augustinians who were inmn\t-m] later. Burial will be in|parents who met his boat in|Southern N 210 218 1-|om) affiliated with the lLater United Corp ...u.. Brooklyn, Sacred Heart cemetery, ] o 6815 G’Jhichuxch in Rome, PUTNAM & CO. Members Now York & Hartford Siock Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 WARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW, _ TEL 21148 We Offer: Conn. Light & Power Co. 5Y2% PREFERRED Conn. Light & Power Co. 612% PREFERRED Electric Bond & Share Co. 6% PREFERRED Prices on Application. Members Hartford Stock Exchange HARTFORD \j;ripen 43 Colony St. New BRITAIN 65 W. Main St. Hartford Electric Light Rights BOUGHT, SOLD and ADJUSTED Thomson, Tenn & Co. Members of New York and Hartford Stock Exchanges 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2380 Stuart G. Segar, Manager We Offer: Connecticut Electric Service Price on Application. “Investments ‘That Grow” Fuller, Richter, Aldrich & Co. COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDING NEW BRITAIN MEMBERS HARTIOR D STOCK EXCHANGF Joscph M. Halloran, Manager. $31 550 INVI D IN IHI\’IIO]‘]) ELECTRIC LIGHT in 1913 now represents 840 shares (par $25) of Hartford Electric Light and 464 shares (par $25) of Connecticut Power. Tel. 1258 Present Value $188,992 We recomniend the stock of this company as an invest- ment that will continue to grow. WILSON & CO. Investment Securities HARTIORD NEW BRITAIN 5 Pearl St rel. Main St. TH155 W Tel. 5800 COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. UNION MFG. CO. Prices on Application. Shanr & ooy MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE New Britain National Bank Bldg. Tel. 200, Bernard A, Conley Brayton A. Porter. DIRECT PRIVATE NEW YORK PHONL CANAL 4517-8 United Founders Corp. U. S. Electric Power Corp. 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