New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1929, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1929. - CURB SWAMPED BY WAVE OF SELLING! Deluge of Orders Puts Tickers | Far Behind—Drop General New York, Oct. 21 (P—The curb market was deluged wi.h selling or- ders today, and the ticker fell more than an hour behind trading, as Hags prices tumbled to new lows for the | Applications for movement. Powerful efforts were |HAve been filed by made to support the market, both at |JSePh Chotkowski the omening and during the carly |S{rect: and Stella ¢ afternoon, but the selling movement | G010 street: Jdr war for the most part overpowering. 2(‘)"]‘""l"’l‘_"“ :;f”]" e Hard Pressed e Ll dile S e was again most severe | A & Mills, president, against the utilities, as sentiment re- | “":\‘.‘_'Y ]f;l‘”‘x‘fi"‘“ O ( garding this group appeared to have | /o0 TS © w“m iy undergone a_ complete transforma- |y .o il attend . meetin B tion. The decline carried many iSSUCS | Lo fpi1q Master Plumbe "\}» from 20 to more than 100 points |, ol it = L under their peak prices of early | 0¢GN September, down to levels generally e comparable to those of carly July i when the bull movement in th group assumed spectacular propor- tions. Electric Investors was depressec more than 12 points to 1821, com- \pared to its high of the year of dllied sharply from its | el, however. Electric Bond | 1 coting. and Share, which was bid up more | A large than 5 points in t carly sales; | more than lost its gain, but mef | strong support around 120. Ameri- can ( , Associated Northern States A, Standard Power, U iitec Light A, Hydro Eleetric and others were depressed several points. Ni- | oo S agara Hudson, which sold above 3p | (iiOm 0 € SHEML fire u¥ last August, reached new lows ground | ulis ¢ : around 18 | Chief W. C. Hart the Cities Service Falls | department has re duty A feature of the da activity (& slisht 11l was Cities Service, which tumbled more than six points in an enormous turnover. This stock has risen from a low of around 28 to a recent peak above 68 this year, and powerful ¢ forts have been made to support around its top levels. At the oepning a block of £0,060 shares was taken at 653, wolving more than $ it sagged to Oilg generally held fairly | in the face of the torrent of liquida- | tion. Many investment trus trading company issues sag: new lows. Lehman Corp. more than a point below its offering | M* price of 104, Goldm 5 drop- | COF ped about 5 points to for the y Blu v to 1 to City Items 1 Principal Welte of the state the anley school Parents u achers’ association tomorrow |ning. A prog will also be given. The at 7:45 o'clock business, stock in trad Smolke 5 Broad on |John J. Miez ]l(')"L according to a corded today at the town clerk. sold illiam . bill of sale office of the of Kremski of nd nd A followi and C. of North tabl street wasg brought by against I idoti. C; fasale repre e plai | The Harty branc | meeting in t (o). . & B will follow percer s of the labor are expected to open meet of the ons in this present at 8 o'clo Co. No. 4 was called of 1 it 2:51 fire o'clock this 5 under of umed THO INJURED IN transaction but round G0. steady Houses Swept by Blaze 21 () er w I'wo f s « e 1 by fir 12, compar lic of 20 at ner. pib um- several of 1) such as Aluminu Atlantic and Pacific broke points, the loss in the latter runni to about Leading industri generally suffered only losses, such issues and General Theaters 1gged a couple of priced motor Durant, sagged to new lows, ol John to King, Knox | ! 1. nment the low Stutz and nel Tolin s MoBIel] moment 1y a hose I'red Winkle Theodore | Aman e & | mer William 1., will hold nor- ‘nml school will speak at a mecting ang re. the | T 219 Hi i of music by pupils meeting will Klukas of gnes 0. Carl-| A. er at- in | A 1 50- srrow night a the th hall tonight a | e Connecticut ation will go county mem- department aft- i to the Kir s overcome PAMILY 1A ANNUAL OUTING The annual fall outing of the goslawski family, including their icnds amd cmployes of the Albro Motor Company was h vesterday afternoon at Southington. More than ) guests re and took part in the variou: cments of- fe of Blo- conyi hor time ed republic Williat 1o total were | valescent by yresent 2L i 10 patier home, a here an herself propr \\"\YU\I PARK HOU SE Mu BURNS 21 (@) cause was un Leominster, An carly rning fire at Wha Park., near here, swept a {wo s frame building believed to b ed by Mr. Tarkus, whose lived on the second floo; floor was a vacant store. estimated at $7,00 arvanty tello to Antonio N PRINCE Umberto will arriv day incognito, cral interest nouncement of Princess Marie reception will 1 in honor of the WILL ARRIVE Oct. 21 (A — Crown of Italy with his in I Wed- heightening gen- prediction en, Jose given priner iru Prince suite nes aly usscls s Welch Waskiwicz, of | tract John A. on, et ux iton street. Raymond i 1, ot Asquiale 1o to A palace Thursday it the Wacla IN HOSPITAL 2i0j, £2,51 21 (@—Thre Charlotte THREE Torringtor patie gerford Oct at hospita nts of three Wiffer nd in in are 1 Dogini of Burns of the Armenio : REPORTS Lt Torring Bvanais|| S e Wit y. | | Clinton stroct | night and did turn | was at a loss to account pblice ived a rej that 1 Linsky of Sat H homt Spccm] l\ollce = | sence and Lo men and friends and locate hin attend a smoker and soc | vears of o held in Union Hall, Monday evenin A1l unior vited to to be advt, are ft. mplexion ription glven Vi able o SBAND MISSING to John A try n @ homson, Thenn & embers of New York and Hartford Stock Exchanges West Main Street New Britain Phone Stuart G. Segar, Manager We Offer: A Few Shares of CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK and TRUST CO. Price on Application. WILSON & CO. Investment Securities HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN 15 Pearl St Main St el We Offer Tel, 2-7011 55 W. 5800 and Recommend: Chemical National Associates Price on Application. a convales- con- Duwy- and | at | Pittstield, vy | Rev. marriage licenses | 8 CIY | Apramouwicz, police | 4 afte atter that | Family Hnneifl?“, Two Mme, r | she ¢ DOHM—WINGER Charles H. Dohm, man tford business est i Eva B. Winger, he for the Herald, were m Mass., Friday ev rd Parsons, pasto tional church. ony took place in Mr. and Mrs. vening after a w trip through the Green mour i are residing in a newly t 509 Corbin avenue, at home to their f ger of a Ha shuent | Mis or a bookkeep icd in 1ing by | How Congreg per cek-end ns. built whe nds. PULLER—BABBITT | 7 14t ‘ New York, Oct 1. Babbitt Plantsville, Fuller Arnold ford, obtained a marri the municipal buildir | Mrs. Babbitt was horn in Arctic R. 1, the daughter of Frank B. Parker Babbitt. Her husband died in ler is the son of | Minnie Clark Fuller, mer wives died ¢ of 3 Buckl Conn., and here and for 19 1 Wilbur His tu 1906 and Tk in JANICK—ABRAMOWICZ A fall 1ding | morni 00 | Cross took plac lock at ti Miss 1 Mr church when daugzt thmony Ab ier of | Mrs | Richmona lm Joseph | Kordal | Vic AT ramos Mr anick, of 237 son of Brook str ski officiate Janick, was the maid of Anthony Abramowicz, brot bride, was the best ma were attended by the brid Misses Bessie Abramow bride, and Mary Hampton, M s Stanley Wilk and tor Miss Jennie | bridegroom, nd hey stkow sister of t of | maids rof the iale 15t vard Bo- Vallingford in a gown nna style vel ¥, The to bouquet of The lar orchid ow ums bridest essed in sim gown 0; style wit t 1 shoes to match and chry- I"ollo ling frip will 1 stre | nploye Britain hosp General LOUGHERY—HUMASON rried t Mary's chu ly. n Catl Ims H Mrs, mason rine wits 10ther in Ne ysant mu The honor e llow ch own and ed bou will he will carry umn flow of th ) On the will b 1 the re ple will live at aft they return an unannounced wedding trip. remonic The Har from young coi ilton strect TEDESARY YTTALA Zot Mrs. Main of and South ad Anthony Tedesar York tool city id ro an of honor and Ange was Miss 1o Castolli was attired In bridal satin trim lace and wor lace cap anish inish orang: fashion blo She lilies, lilies of the valley The maid of honor atin with a hat to match rried roses and ption at oms ster roses. chid wore or 1 sweet peas. A rece home de's parents foliowed Mrs lesary loft for their honeyn their future oy which Mr. and York en 1 mak nd they wil the ntl(‘e hella will hold a Special N rhite in s of 1 Jyd wrd party neeting. meeting at 8. A after advt, will be Admission 25 | Weddings | and | Dohm returned last | wedding | re honor | died | riday | laus Walter | 1 Hall this m-umz\.\‘ ey ’f—__—— Grief Over Accident || Causes Woman’s Death ymour, Oct. 21 (®) — Griet and shock induced by the death from injuries of the four year old daughter of her neighbors, Bertha Samoka, caused the y of Mrs. Adella Medical ixaminer Davis, who w bed, said that 1 caused the nb to heart The litt killed when r truck, owned He Helander of urday afternoon being held pending the Deputy Coroner J. J. vho began an inquest death tiecz, ldward noned d dead in her and shock an Mrs to won suc- ind opers Southbury, clander is finding of Corrigan, this after- b r heen born 1 hospita 1ond aven r was born General Joseph in . and Mrs Glen street. son was born Al hospital Fred | al t joy @ hospi at New Britai terday to M h of 429 Churc il today Rivers of A son was born last Maternity hospital, ton, D, C., to Attorney ernard M. Chernoff. ormer reside ind Ch is city. | Mr of th rnol -~ BLOOD MARKS MAY ! LEADT0 ARRE°T Pwe Takc Fingerprint Clu Alter Two Du""anes to room, | blood on the floor and on vari er T. C. ros worker hout in last ' COTTON night's PROBE ORDERED ation by ion into Mrs GOVERNMENT BOND MARKET BREAKS - 15UES IMPROVED N RECORD SALES Rails Also Higher—Convertibles Collapse Greatest Since March Drop in Sympathy Move ‘ governt early trading on today. Nu at highe irregu | remainder of the inves Liberty taken was some bonds and tre v briskly d ded rather 1 8 d there ually for the tibles 1all group, lecline Conve Telephone 1018 volume tha o | o n r h Missouri n the carrier gton 4 iin g na Power refur wer 6s and It | Montar Iy sou bout 1-2 hern States P s rose a public the [ ll\ll\\l()l!(l\lllt! eting o Dolar Deaths Mres. Max Anthenc Funerals Mrs, IFuner 1y, eheeea Kennedy Mi who 1 servied d 64, home held lock 1. Arol condng for Ken night Mrs, Mary services ka g Austin s short il at her home, 47 noon held this Holy Cross churcl Nalewajely was the solemn high was assisted by kowski after a morning Rev, Stani the celebra of mass Victor deacon an pastor, bearers Zedor pher cacon, 1 wi Bartkowski, pall inkosk Haze, wer M N Wroblew il ki, Bien Livanowskas, re Anthony jewski, upow Joh The floy Krenieck Walte v Joseph Kornicckus, Rev. Father Nalewajek committal servic conduct he the grav |in Sacred Heart cemetery, 8 o'clock and he Piast- rieckes, LOCAT STOCKS mrnised by Putn Stocks Bid Tnsur \ <A A Automobile Conn Gener Hartford Fire cam Doiler d Cor Manufacturing Stocks it nan | Farni | Hart & ders, nders, 10 B Machine .| North & Judd k| Palmer Bros. ...... _ | Peck, Stowe & Wil . t | Russell Mg Scovill Mfg o nd L | Stanlc | Torrir Union Veeder Co St ard Ser Works ton ( Mg Co Root . 7 Public Utilitles Stocks n{Conn S Conn 14 Conn Powy 1| HTd Blec | Hrfd Gas Co com . 1| Hfd Gas Co pfd ..evus. 50 ¢|N B Gas . S (b Southern N I3 Tel .192 ght erous rails prices, but the tment list certi- Th> hout was a better de- liberty ich with 4 poin 80 202 Drop—New Lows Hit New stock York, Oct market 21 experience violent © most collap in recent larg, ch today fell over ea their financial history Al holders to get rid of |p and other stocks at 4 The es of the to the hon the ticker behind th lin ts to Some Commi Pickup n Bar Utilities Very Weak PHE MARKET AT FREASURY BALANCE Balance SUBURBAN INN BURNS Oct. 21 (A—The Subur- | he Derby turnpike was | fire today | | ban Inn on I'destroyed by HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS AL, 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITADI TEL. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICK, ¢ CENTRAL ROW,. __THL. 31148 Hartford Electric Light Co. RIGHTS BOUGHT and SOLD These rights expire at the close of business October 22nd ‘We have prepared circulars on Aetna Casualty & Surety Company Aetna Life Insurance Company Copies on request EDDY BROTHERS & CO. HARTFORD New Britain 33 Lewis Street €5 W.MainSt. Tel. 2-8141 Moriden 43 Colony St. We offer and rec American Founders (Old) American Founders (New) United Founders British Type Investors U. S. Electric Power Corp. Public Utilities Holding Corp. Eislee Electric Corp. At the market New York City Bank Stocks Bought, Sold and Quoted BONNER, BROOKS & CO. New York Hartford New Haven Meriden NEW BRITAIN Chicago Bridgeport 55 West Main St. Phone 5625-~5626 MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE New Britain National Bank Tel. 5200, sag. Bernard A Brayton A. Porter. DIRECT PRIVATE NEW YORK PHONE CANAL 4517-8 Conley We Offer: DUVAL TEXAS SULPHUR CO. “Investments That Grow” Fuller, Richter, Aldrich & Co. COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDING NEW BRITAIN MEMBERS HARTIORD STOCK EXCHANGE Halloran, Manager. Joseph M. Tel. 1383 NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. investments show large in- in market ue. Public utility shares owned on December 31st, 1928 have appreciated $1,150,000, while bank stocks have advanced $1,100,000. These two items are equal to $4.50 per share on the 500,000 shares now outstanding. Thi creases Company