New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1929, Page 33

investment business. References required. Members New York Chicago and Cleveland Stock Exchanges. DONALD R. HART, Mgr. : o'c ‘.(»‘«‘L q‘ .|‘x,., ]hr»lw(-lof"h er, Mrs. arles C. Ge Barritt Bldg.—69 West Main St.—Tel. 5405 § |1, i, dunee will be irgton, We offer: Mrs. irphy the past night at street Aetna Life Hartford Fire At Funeral s a resident of Hartford, who died ol church ll((’n(’\l\fl, cemetery, Hartford, will be held tional church in Riverside cemetery, 13 years, her Hartford, 9 o'clock at St “ Funerals ‘. e tomorrow ait will offic Mavr rrices ror Mury Mrs home, were Burial was BOX 36-B, HERALD Leonardo Valent Funeral services for Leonardo Valenti, aged 51, of 65 Cleveland strect, who died yesterday afternoon at his home, will e held tomorrow mornir at $:30 at the home nd at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's church. I will be in St Mary's ceme- | Mrs. Julia M. Gaylord P ) S, | Wuneral services for Mre. Julia M city, who died Wednesday night at . é the home of her daughter-in-law B SnptishedRigas Mrs. Mary M. Cfaylord of Burnsi crnoon at er daugh- or of Blakely, Congrer: My « Mary A. for Tuesday Tastman held this Augt in Mt. St NFW BRTTAIN DAILY HFRATD 'RIDAY, OCTORER 25, 1929 33 ORKERS PL CURB FALLS INTO ( Wall Street Briels | SUPPOKT ASSISTS SUTNA M Ul I PICK fi[]MMITTEfS oss to Less Than Two Millions, NF|y [[]W LEV[LS\ RVOUS | fi olipe . St Tork, Ol 26 UMhe Y \ J MARRE Membe:» New York & Hartford e | York Federal Reserve bank has lov Also Di Ad 5 blt I Hollywood, Cal., Oct. 25 (& ars that the six vaults in the . g ered its buying rate for bankers a 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN es incldental to the destructio building might have been penetrated 0 I Sl certances t om § 1-8 per cent (0 ful ol K &s Fail Pub]lshmg Welfare DIPBGLONY [datea ritm Inaustries sero tenta. '°T films known to be inside were FOHOWS—S@COHd Rfl” LQIEI‘ i S AN e Ao Iy Well in Hand TD[M MARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW, TEL 21148 i ey : allayed, at least partially. by ”wi 4, when it increased the rediscount | B N —_— tively fixed today at less than $2.00.- opening ¢’. one of the rooms last t to 6 per cent. This | ————— e he vt committee of the (V0. It was found that several of the night. The films were found in per- New ! YorkhOctlos UM Prices ne is regarded as reflecting | o ¥ Social Workers' club met last night Valuable screen productions stored i fect condition. The remaining vaults oo™ e Do B8 O <8 BRO surplus of credit liberated NVeroten it 5 o'clock_at the visiting nurse's the building were not damaged. were to be opened today. {York curb market today. Leading|"¥ the unprecedented liquidation of ] wdquarterd and ratified new com- | Company officlals sald the exact mIlion reetio s il B osERU Gl e Were i oy S e 7 = iices for the year. The board also |loss cotld not be determinea wntil Which was believed to Tave bocn S1ereS oPned somewhat above The American Superpower Corp. ’ decided to con holding the an accounting had been made, One DPositive, was burned, comp short-lived and a decline set in Based on present operations ) the Social Workers' |man was killed but 50 other em- | cutives estimated. Positive il O s fict M- wibon | mudis e ackitine. cente Lirst Preferred Stock, $6 Scries ; first Wednesday noon of | ployes fled fo satety before the five | reproduced from the origi el e e R e A ¢ the monthly meet- |Butted the structure yesterd | master, film. el ,u:‘“",;:” fi""fili loLig) ion ng Octo will {6t Ihe corporation has no funded debt. Its net assets in Octo Miss Ruth Bristoll ———— e — e ‘”’,‘HU ‘:(‘”’\"" v | S (at current market prices at close of business October 19, lirman of the program committee T el [ e Senrenoy 1920.) after ghing effcet to the sale of this issue of First FE i 2 i n ENGogRenoun Preferred stock, amount to approximately for each of ns for the year's|iivi came to Valenciz | wi started of the earlic s ‘> e r i Laaves el pilb D f the shares of stock to be presently outs I'hie committees are as fol rrison to rebel. (h* favorites O v f I wning Calmy » Exccutives: President, Rachel C.| The trial room on the second floor | lectrie ¥ apened | | S Colby; vice-president, Rev. Theodore | of the military barracks “Almirante” @ 15,000 block at 115, up 1y r S. Dunn; sccretary, Cora Beale; | was crowded, while numerous spe points. It lost that gain on th ci ng con Y treasurer, Gwendolyn Jackson. | tators outside tried to gain admit e ,w -m, , and then worked up tol ey i < . Program Committee: Ruth Br tanc S T ,mvm] 109. Electric Investors, whici bt o contin o ' E B H s CO Mary Noonan, Dwight Ski SEVEN ARRESTE[] US fl ¢ Move “nui.rr, tumble and on the : . : Members Hartford Stock Exchange Publicity committee: Ruth | |was soft, sellin about 10 ; NewBrmaw ~ HARTFORD ) mour, chairman; Ruth Kimb: | | points. Associate Eleetric A | B . 33 Lewis St. Lsther Tuttles. | | Hartford, Oct. 25 (®) — Commis- | went below 51, a loss of about| ! 65 W. Main St. 43 Colony St. Membership committee: Mrs. Ger- | sioncr R. B. Stocckel of motor |5 points | ] trude Kitson, chairi Cora Ber- | { vehicle department said today that! Cities Service, which touched = entl | his department “has no intention of at the height of yesterday's col. tini, Ventli : E " ) : ‘ AT sments committer Miss Kd} l d 2 vocating a ‘boulevard system’ in |1 ind rehonnded to 513, drop- | ) Yochen | i | Any plan of general traffie super- | minimum and then recovered part y Coman for publishi ocial | SU“ fl[ LfiI‘ge vision which will involve one or he loss L g C We offer and recommend: Worker tory: Re sodore A T more towns, will be w d out or n{\ fag 2 Unit- | port b S Dy Ceradiasie with consent and cooperation o Light & Power e |lCnr o ‘ it W e e Detroif, Mich, Oct. 25 (P—Seven |towns affceted. The commissioner | Industrinls reflected ore cor ‘ Hecn (hk1ow solntl ottt n INCORPORA H ED INVE‘STORS o interest | Persons were in custody today in'said his statement was given in ¢x-|fident tone. Crocker W oherations bt about 7o T } ‘ LAY [ 3 ; 5 connection with the kidnapping of ' planation of published accounts of a| from 38 and Ar n E 1 o a s the establishment of isola- 9 " f y\ a2 . h s G New Dritain: 3. 1|5 vear old Jackic Thompson and|proposed “stop traffic oulevard” be- | inum Tt ntaa 5o o at the present mu S B police were searching the city for| Uween Hariford and New Haven T, e e the s Olive Elliof, Mrs. Selma Ande two others cted of participat- | along the College highway. : ster Radio and 1 i Sty ¢ |ing in the plot. The child was dis- To Hold Conferences R R Pty : ¢ lcoverediin I2ast Side house Wed-| Commissioner Stoeckel said that “‘] st o % h 1 m N cckles, ¢ of Jolice shortly atter D¢ Droposed soon to go 1o every N 8 Thommeon, haq | traftic authority in thesc towns fo mounced. ) 5 m . reported. to havo | discuss through traffle, s as to i ) . ; wmake its handling as simple an | | ’ cditious as possible | ; are Tames rer- (GRS ERBIRE e il bo { 1 A, “Bl- onsideration of the use of every | broke Ie 5 Duguanno, 28, method of handling of traffic move- ,pm of §16 ST 3 & [ 11. e DAy S A O N YA b el e Rl e Beonil sroycdl an p e Members ot New York and [lartford Stock Exchanges IN I_AKE DISASTER “l“’ \Y Sh W; ‘ |‘:” 42 2ia. These include such means as ’ ; ' 35 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2580 A ”' . ‘M n’m”m m)""“"')' rotary traffic systoms; tripper sig- E [EMEN Tl]fl Stuart G. Segar, Manager — R e cTan e e ordinary light i '-(Hp' T T d 0\ : Fel’F NGVEI‘ Reveflled NeAtizaton. ticular locality. ! sy ard G i o on | ered, police said, It §s thought the SYStem as we now know it, would i { market continued irregular tod INE Milwaukee, Oct. 2 A dozerdi Heds o JEe sl ChONBNE e oric well ‘oxcept for neft o . Ty re was some restoration of con- bodies marked itogs R oitl atres S ason dandrinetautorobila M What 1! i (UP)—Toth | paence, which had been shaken yves y Dlace of a Lak v steamer 40 £ $177.000 cash and. $8.00 |have in mind takes into acco aid are beconi- | terday by collapse of stoc Price on Application. = . Sistcd of $177,000 cash and $8, A X 4 ; 4 and re led of her crew et ne not only the benefit to motor . 1 108, but the of trading was - S hicle traffic but also to traffic first opinion is that of Dr.igtii uncertain. 1ch encased life belt, they SHEIK FINED $212 | whole, pedest . wagons, b _*‘."“‘-"“'\"" >"1' United ates government securi- 1 among wreckage from their | yo yejom Oct. 25 (P— Sentence |and all kinds of vehicles, as well as L ’q“ Teis /“v‘) BT ) rst grade Industrials and some ed ship, the Grand Trunk car| o¢% o vuard imprisonment, and fine | benefits to the towns through which i ”’“’!""_ Ll ‘I:‘l“"“!" 10F of of the ralls were supported, but | oy ry Milwaukee on the lake 16|, vt : S& S Slinaens s e efer Blondes selling was noted elsewhere in the | [rouston. Ol 3 5 242), plus tria st 15 i Vs | | e S e | Houston 0il, £ b - ey miles southeast of Kenosha, Wis, | on 00 fh’ I\_”*o.lr'fl,lf:‘k‘ ‘raley| Some publicity has been given to] Shid Dr. Vallaize in an interview: | jist and even the strongest grouns | raw of: ‘Investments That Grow” A dozen hoats were detailed | I after convictlon in Jerusa.|® Possible one-way highway trafic | \'n?l enet ‘;: m“‘\\; he far | contained a few issues that showed [ oy the or - " to steam to the a complete district court on charges of in- | SYStem from Hartford to New Haven | - oy )¢ '¥Pe have heen the rulers'minus signs in the early tradin us the work of salvage tcday. Last o it s o |and return, |and lers of the commounit Liberty fourth 4 1 : stigating the recent Semitic Moslem largely composed of conguered pe t ’ 9 e night, s recovered seven | : : Suggests Two Routes argely comy of L ¥ e investment Pl TR 5 : 2 ) disorders at Hebron LT i ples. But owing to war, cconomic alls, nominal gain uxv ey 3 told e e — s e i AR e S B T i e B (b ped 1 s § COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDING NEW BRITAIN iEslings i . e N s diminishng."” Southern Railway General 68 and ; ; MEMBERS BARTIORD STOCK EXCHANGE bottom when she was unable to| Ry} Afoh here and New Haven,” the commis. | "aNC® 15 diminial n Rail g i wnd the buttering waves of Tues. | ASULES g anistan slonech A elisthabl whent stich a | Lo s pronouncementiiss Hoosjids s, Canadian Pacific 5s, ol to Joseph M. Halloran, Manager. iight’s storm and make port at | plan of directing traffic in whick fo Gre 59, Northern F [ S Wl s Hiohtonr coonea e e e Nelhige cubloinen gor ol dyinegon: n 4s and Baltimore & | . Real Story Unknown gcation might bo made that |00 150 10070l BiEht, OF o L : Ile story of the actual eve : from New Haven one | (10 120 18010 i eanes. Pk e ‘ 1 up to the sinking sec 1 coming back another would | ' COHIG (H TR e pone e A % T T veling with the volume of traf- | TAIT When the S At b n ) B LR e fie raitier thaw aeainst it ¥ donpbl 008 0 U0 O8e 0 SEe LI el : il nal ] ic Phenix C o couldihiave toldlis dsadl Hs that anybody would want to travel| BentiCmen.’ so naturally the gentle- | ndubteinletere ailod fiall o American enix Corp. Capt. Robert “Bad Weather” McK geainsiithegvolime o tra i RS ording to a London heauty S l]h' Betior L Yier : . - . : of Grand Haven, who for 50 years think it possible that there will be R R e, o Sarol s on T [T Ursd Ry e elos Listed on the New York curb, this Insurance Holding com- ; e e ooperation among the drivers to the (XPOIh b 8 G 4 i e i T p L " - o : : His was the first body iden- | FHigitvherensuchnighwayavillibol i S S dying. Rath- I e s \ pany is now selling avound $60—off only 10 points from tified Gl e el HX r lyeing 58 iined 1 and Indiana 1w I iert H [ While scarchers were writing the | ’: ',,'f’",,.[ 15;‘-' “': |m:r '! ,h,',' vA B N IERchine L e issaraale ingho i its highest price of the year. This is an investment of sta last entry in the log of the Milwau- | R 0L ABE00DEIZLIO air 1 aid he, “but there arc | ~ Gas & Blectrle 55, Soutn- |f0 183 and . e R e iy et A A Hich m;_\m: unll,\.!.\]‘vl(tl“':/ -"‘"}’l‘ i of women naturally western Bell Telephone Coim. | MOst of i 4 5- bility, yielding 577. 3 were laying plans for an in-| curing Amooth trafiie flow on stats ! Dlondes who are becoming bru- bia Gas & Electric 5s, 1 (Tl e DU of the tragedy. one of, B smooth traffic flow on stale ' noiiee. This change has been going 58 and a few other utllities | PTOVIOUs clc Latest Circular On Request he Lady Llgin dis- | Ehways, ; 11 My 1 lens Gar|phone was 1 i et L | Duting Tils propossd pensonal sttt 00 B 2L AL s BAGES AT e e & in 156 {0 the towns' traffic authoritics who ™' s T fmorel thant a 5 e L | might be affected in the new plan of | e *OT NS el R e i S : (.uc“m (oeos on Trial | cooperative dircetion ek ik S B e o : ; rn Rebellion Charges o ner afn that thor nished Val SPAr "‘( 25 (Fr—lor- ROGEERS CAUGHT IN HOME Al Che & T n in Valend whi g | L tod efore a court-martia rs. George | Am L ' % !; . - . 0 other defer « a former | AT 1d re wend: 1 of implication, includ The newly prociaimed amir of Af Operation am 10ri- | ; “1‘ [ : ) ! | ing the former premier's son Rafacl ghanistan, Nadir Khan, who recent 5 in Conne tion | R | ar 1ad bed i i : 2 ; AR €3 l Iistate \c“s | TN S i : | . \ IFather and son entered the court |y drove the Afghan usurper, Bacha traffic commis- | | elosed and Mrs. Moy scnt & Tel A i 4 erican cunders ( 1 ) room together, both appearing calm Sakao, {yled Amir Habibullah | sioner said. — cn route to Ion A | Ax .ot | Am i The prosecution presented formal from the throne. B The following mortgages were re- Dile of art objects and other articles | A la Cop 104 1003 : : . i ch g BAND AT GIRLS' GAME corded today at the office of the valued at $25,000 had been collected | At 253 ; American Fcunders (New) & = New London, Oct. 25 (bW town clerk: Kathryn A. Hum fo when the alarm sounded 2 49 01 & the senfors and sophomores of Con the People’s Savings bank 00, the care cotta The care- ' Bal Ohio. 128 19634 | . t College for Women play Stanley street: to taker and seven pe cn arrested Steel 10313 1021 1 | Ij!",lt@d Fgunders hockey next Tuesd afternoon 2t pegolina Neri Turci, | the pair without a strug Birook 6034 ) | 4 p. m. there be €4.300, Robert Eram 1 —_— —_— I 1 | i in abundance, as the contr to Saving: Britain, | LOCAL STOCKS Sl 1 estors rom the submarine base 36 ert I Furnised B P dt e &l Ga) ( Pasco a concert before and af i - e & Ohio 244 C : I sclections in the 10 min- | COPLEY DEAD i st e todts 1 5 orp. between the halves Md, Oct. 25 (P | Rid 18 tear Admiral Brooks Upham, in Strohn Copley, wife of Coy. s 1 | Holdi C e P asnualty . ( ' n or : X S command of the control flect in Ira C. Copley, newspaper publisher | 4o - ) 128 oiding P. qv olye Y 5 Q Af 4 Afe Ins 0 Old and reliable firm of investment New London offered the services of [of Tlinois and California, died late | {70 1‘»1 el : | 5 v the band. last It at Stagnes' hospital hers £ > e | | C bankers offers exceptional opportunity [rom an infection following a sinus ' AUfOMObIS Ins ... 52 : ! orp. operation. The body will be taken o | ”‘ ! :h;'d“i_" e i1 1 i for young men who desire to enter the | Ak I PO LTI AR | Hted Steam Boiler = 167% 16 [ At the market | National Fire . 91 Phoenix Fire 460 [ 69 3 Travelers Tns Co ... 1700 New York City Bank Stocks Manufacturing Stocks 0 : E Am Hardware 65 it ol Yuoted | 1g b ar 101ied [Gow e & e A o Bought, Sold and Quote | Billings & Spenc 2 : { | Bristol Brass i | ity Company 3 Colt’s Arms § 2 “ i I .nnr Bearing Co . 5 113 9 A | | Hart & Cooley ...... ¢ B T 1080 y § Landers, " G New York Hartford Chicago i N B Machine Mac s i North & Judd 1Mo Pa 8§58 84 New Haven Meriden Bridgeport Palmer Bros. ....... ont s 1 LR Peck, Stowe & Wil .. . NEW BRITAIN Russell Mfg Co g 1 171, e Nt > 562 Scovill Mfg Co : ) A 55 West Main St. Phone 562 Standard Screw I i 4 tanley Works 1 e orrington (‘o g Union Mfg Co | Veeder-Root : s Public Utllities Stocks i 4 Conn Elee Servics 1 A Conn It & P 51 Postu 17 § % J 5 A Conn Power Pub & ] 101 X s Associated Press Photo Hfd Blec Light 7 IRadic 017 i 31 Suly T e Lis Torslett of, Denmark 18 one of [ Hfd Gas Co com Rtemi Rd 48 1 Rol | ; . Vat Oct. 25 (UP) = the contestants in the international | Hfd Gas Co pfa : Read e 1 11z i - Pope Pius received Joseph O'Neill oratorical contest {o be held N B . . 80 Rep § S 1007 J ) et 1 Mrs. O'Neill of Boston at a Wclimaron d Ootonarion: outhern N E Sears Rorbuck G 13014 a e ViEARy = . s - Sinclair O ... 31% 2914 1 | 1 1 1 16% |1 vl o, Over 1060 ferent languages are TREASURY BATANCF outhern Tae 1371 iU S Ind Al . 185% 82% 153% T P lwu.fll in India. l Treasury Balance, $231,777,368 Gas & Elec 155 148 148 l S Rubber 47 Sl . 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