New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1929, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1920. CHIANG'S ENEMIES [SSUE MANIFESTO t Chinese President Has Deserted Sun Yat-Sen’s Ideals 26 (A—A stir was caused in political circles the distribution of a manifc nationalist government | Runaway Girls Found In House On Sexton St.; One Tries Suicide; Three Men Placed Under Arrest Pohceman Finds Deplorable Conditions in Home/W hen ing a short illness He Is Called to End Disturbance—Woman’s Hand Cut Trying to Prevent Attempted Suicide. Shanghai, Sept. - wving been missing is under the 1 attempted to cu forcign press correspondents. throat with > been turned over R !man with whom they w central exccutive com- from committing iceman Dolan took the police headquarters w “origin of the showing in the it e e persons close Kuomintang expresse return to Chir TE[JHT CALL MONEY THABERS INEONDS - HGLDS CURB DOWN REMAIN APATHETIC Undercurrem Is Strong Bm‘Steadv Prices Ofset by Stuggish 1.1 Price Advances Are Slight gurate sweeping chang personnel of the Alleges Moral Desertion domination of Chiang Kai violated the Kuowin Sales in Small Blocks ket develope bond list displa 3 | minating bu The manifesto, embezziement of tivity in stoc s overthrown.” [il] BEL LEADING IN AIRPLANE RAEF s to Muskogee, Okla homa Today points from the vious close, ica City to Kan RADIO TELEVISION ~ DIAGNOSIS MABE Long Dist (ance Gonsultation Us *cliciano Flore North Amer- Derby I))'i;fi.;‘!' 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Flamos Is L'm.uupt Owes fil 174, Has ‘\(\usrl\t Fuof B | \\ mld S(rlcs “Gue ts today filed a petition in ha zmumm 1‘ rs would not |Peach Moth Damage Hmn in C onnechcut : ficld decreed t odate crowds r roofs during the | Oriental peach moth has done I to the Connecticut p according to growers the state hoard fied their intention to abide by § , New Britain, | meeting today Woman Presides Whole Session Over House . 26 (A—A wom- year the situation was growers of New Hiavpn Woman Is | Dead in Auto (‘1'3513 Washington it was disclo: Helen Grifin, a over an entire y Representative .mxmmm-‘ I2dith Nour: lomaston road late on in that chamby 15 transacted » two other hidders driver of the orth vl.~1mv!lmg M cer pro tem yer by the chaplain mm_ Holbrook of Brothers of administration build was riding, adjourned un- Miss Griffin was thrown from the trial bullding cranial hemorr ery Surrounds Plans Ot bubmar ne “I}e[cndel' léfi?n fi;'e I 6th Member of I<amlly has been born to M Donnaurama, Baby Boy on hospital other car in | occupants of the r owners somewha and Howard Cobb of » genius of Simon of the town clerk CORONER HOLDS th of Michael Cronin, . shipyard could only guess what injurics re- Danenhower, announced that hundred houses had been destroved | automobile Meriden road | Alder street, ted \pm 21 on nu-‘ arctic waters with The inhabitants according to a ¢ Coroner John . soon drained and e I carried more m,u two miles from anything done with the diminutive | submersible, run driver in the Deaths Edward O'Connor ird O'Connor, about 63 years of building contracts awarded be- | | tween Sept. 14 to Sept. 20, inclusive, ., of 117 Dover road, West i a7 g SRS ES EEE ord Tuesday at St 5rountai 1ted to $108,713,70 incis' h Hartford, follow- |12 . Corp. reports. The .y volume Mr. O'Connor was born in Ken- | (). ¢ sington but at an early s came to this city. e attended the loc chools and was a member of St wres for the preceding week The largest single contract re punm(" X during the week was for an office | New York ilding in Newark, N. J., to cost|market, wi pt Mary's church. After residing here | g3 560,000, | pair bordering or or many years he moved to Hart- e = reg 1 its ford. kholders of the Electric Bond | ¢ame apparent desides his wife, Mrs. M & Share Co. meet October 9, to vote | foundation for t O'Connor, bhe is survived 1- on a proposal to increase the laughter, Miss Alexandrine thorized no par shares from 14,600,- | lied briskly und nor and three sons, Edward, 000, comprsing 1,000,000 6 per cent | Doth accou mond and Lawrence O'Co pref 1, 1,000,000 $5 preferred | active of West Hartford. o 1,000 common, to 23.500,- | With a few high Funeral services will be held to- | qun marke morrow morning at & o'clock s ed into 2,500,000 $6 $5 preferred West Tho Apostle chu 20,000,000 common H Burial will be in Mt. St moto Ber metery, Hartford Net « ne of the Great « = e Northe I for August August sale reported ited to 515, compared |cral Motors corpor = $3.251 AEnsh 098] selling caused only terrup to th Inc, Recently | Chrysler brok low level for th Motors sol of Cleve-| But buyir oximately | Supplied ler tha Widlar Food I'r Edwin J. Billings of a sha Standard | Chry cral services for I T s commtan. atac sales and ear Billin 18, of 433 nut Wdla: oo er prices for street, who died Monday, were held | g0k of Widlar co helped to this afternoon at 2 o'clock at ET- | rofired win chapel. 1 odore Greene, pastor of the IFirst Congre- Tnquiries for rails 1 church, officiated. Burial {55,000 tor was in Fairview cemetery. Pore M Chesap s are bein 1 Mason Pond Ard services for Mrs. Amelia | Directors of the 1 cco Co. |Fears ths Mason Pond, §8 years of Widow | have declared @20 per eent stock |would res of the late Theodore D. Pond, who dendionit ) payable Oc- | of foreign | dicd Tuesday at the home of her | {gher record October | were set at r son, Wallace 1. Pond venue, Providence, R. T., President ere held i vho point ume of mone this rnoon o'clock at the B oy 7 market by British i home of her son. Rurial was in | Real Estate 1 tively small South Drooklyn. 3 Call Money a chiss 42K e Warranty (O it Mrs, Katherine Roman U O i indications {ha Funeral services for Mrs, Kath- | Battis be mai 1 erin man, aged 114 Daly avenue, who dicd v follow- z short 1 held to- t and at % o'clock at All Sa will be in St. Mary's St. Mary's SRR City Items was borne into the John J. Crean play g ral march. At the e Co. No. 3 wi the mas extinguish a blaz over a to Th vacant store at 496 Main street. The is owned by I herg, There s Salvatore | was no damag: ex to the awn- Giovanni Listro. v Bur- | Alire Union- | day. | of Brooklyn, his uncle, Town Cle Thompson at city hall to- the e S Plan Funeral Services g For Drow mng Vietim | soutnw this John J. Barreett (Iu o J. 1% w nchman home on mitt i «nd whose body wa Cov Al Che ton, this morr tlerea y v, will be held from ! Ay \ st 1 h, ttell cha iday afternoon, Elmwood at 9 o'clock William | was made known today by the hoy's . O'bell § celel Elmore M. M h ma tory of the Church of and pastor o v e, Interment will be in | Ay erctery Anaconda Cop drowned September 19 | Atehison e set out small sloop | Atlantic Refin from Little Gott's island to sail 10 palt & Ohio soloist of v Rritain, s green 1 was his family at Hancock Point. |T was instituted for 'y urn hom of his body n, Harold Whitney, Jo Joln Molloy and John 1t was in St Mary's Comunitial services at conducted by the anur Steamer Has .| Foundered Off Bd]‘l’lmd% Ce milton, Bermuda, CARD O THANKS wisii to thank all 1or was curre ors snd friends for the Sio0 e aan Lereavement in the death of o B4 ohtatied s ed hushand and father, olso for ere was no official report of | jepe the many heantitul floral offeriy assel here and the St. (eorge's |G Wi cially wish to thank wireless station s it haad re ed | ¢t Girls wd of the Stan- { A & ley Ttule 1 Level, and ¢ W. Lines I Signed, Mrs. Giovanna Giannofta e Mrs. Filomena Giardino, D a0 & Kerin, Miss Fva wmnotta, |1 There were moderate south Giannotta, I'aul Giannotia and it was partly overcast | jng el 5, Tol. Giannotta vith oceasional showers, 1Ko 5 2 Mag Bus Driver on Trial hhel MacDonald to Mo Mon In Maryland f\‘fl’[*‘“‘ Bring Women’s Message ~an e Ellicott City, Md., 26 L London, Sept. 26 (UI’)—Ishbel Natl ¢ Barl Reed, driver ofa \m involved \faeponald will act as a mess: N YO in a fatal accident August 26, i joapin 50 of peace NYN which Herman Weigold of Torring- | wood will from the women of T Nortl ly injured, went on trial here today United Statc 1 man- her father Sa when she sails with in cirenit court charg langeht He ente 1 request ' 1 I The e e was delivered to Miss || 1 plea of not guilty | MacDonald today. She listened in- | 1t It It trial by jury wly while Nellie Cressall, wife of The aceident out of which fhe popular councilor, dilivered the mi charge was hrought iinst Reed hope of 1 women t Premier occurred on Washington boulevard Machonald's mission to United tes may be when the bus and a ear driven by )ld met head on in a collision Mrs, Weigold is still in the 1 = s 5 = timore Tiospital. Ulysses S. Grant, Son . . Of President, Is Dead Livermore Estate Is San Diego, Cal, Sept. 26 () - To Exceed a Million Ulysses 8 Grant, cldest son of the 3 Sept. 26 (B)—Harris Liv- late (€ crmore, who with seven others was last night at Sundberg Killcl in an airplane accident on miles north of Los A 5 Mount Taylor, N. M., left an estate |me ceeived here today by his cstimated at $1,432,000, according 'son-in-law, Edmund C. King. No |!nion Pac to his will which was allowed to- |details were con d in the mes- |[URion Carbi day in the Suffolk cour ze, other than that Mr. Grant had | LDited Fruit court |dica” while asleep, pobably a vie- | 5 Ind Al urt. b 1 e Rubber The larger portion of the estaie tim of a heart att ‘_ i was left in trust for the benefit of - = West Jilec three daughters, Elizabe ace | KING DENIES MATCH Sl and Lorna, who are to reccive the| Sofia, Bulsaria, Sept. 26.—(@— | W — | Woolworth income. Rumors of another royal mateh in | /90 The tenth clause of the will read: | Burope have been diseredited by an “I have made no provision for my |official denial issued here of reports | King Boris had asked for the nd of Princess Ileana of Rumania. | Treasury Da "his eventuality Is out of disc recesstul and lead to the abolition of war, neral Ulysses S. Grant, ton, Underwood y probate |sa 1k wife, as her financial needs are oth crwise provided for.” Her name was not mentioned in the clau | FEARS DISPELLED, Renewed Goniidence Replaces ‘ Despair and Prices Rebound was in mors in circ o o Extrer ucs ran from 1 Pranci<co Reimondo ! 3T ¥ v serviees for I ) _feral cimon $4 years of L Wi Vito 1k o calling for payme 18y He Hom ew Dritain, $3,000, Tawlor strect. ohman Corporation is & o of Pone ito Dorio to Pol 14 this Loan Co., $3.500, I THE MARKET TREASURY ion,” it was stated. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED \“\l [} il [l 3 S b PUTNAM & CO. Members New York & Hartford Sick Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 FARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW, TEL 21148 We Offer: CONNECTICUT ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY CAPITOL STOCK Price at the Market. EDDY BROTHERS & ers Hartford Stock Exchange New BRITAIN HARTFORD MERIDEN 33 Lewis St 65 W. Main St. i 43 Colony St. > ETMNA LIFE INSURANCE BOUGHT, SOLD, QUOTED LOCAL STOCKS (Purnished by Putnam & Co.) 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