New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1929, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1929. Birth Record A son was born at New Britain | MRS, JOHN PINCHES Prommem Social Worker General hos;»lu! today to Mr. and | Mrs. Victor Burzinski of 4 Farming- | ton avenue | | A daughter born at New Britain General hospital today to Mr. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson of | | Corbin avenu Mrs. Henriet i Y known ta Pinches, aged widely social worker the Su prominent in activities of International shine society, C early last Ridge, h sudden, an N market w Oct. rown into confusion by one of the largest deluges of buy- ing orders ever experienced when it ng and the diea | night at her hom Worthington Berlin. Her | death, thoug was presagel | | by illness of six months’ (Iur'\«y FL"“[]S (]F []R[]ERS tion. At no time up to yesterday | was her condition regarded as criti- | cal. Death was duc to an apoplec- | | tic stroke. Sudden G Lost Trad Vire, Dinchies was born i Spring- | DULIY ains Lost as Traders feld, Mass., J 7, 1852, and was Bt e ey e bt Immedmtely Sell Springfield, in the city of her birth on May 14, 1873. They removed to ) Hartford, where they lived four York, years, com to New Britain in was 18 ¥ that year until 192 they made their residence n New ir;;:;;li‘}m‘“':‘11.1“2:1:-{ mn’ h‘:”” hes | OPéned at noon today. Opening quo- lived in New Britain she formed |tations in a wide assortment of lead- many friendships and became A |iug sharcs were 5 to 77 points high- | er, and at the the ticker the market. prominent member of the Sunshine society. Tor a number of years she was treasurer of Canonicus Branch of the International Sun shine society, later becoming cor- responding secretary for the Con- necticut division of the society. At time she was Connecticut or- for the sociefy. was a member of the Berlin egational church Martha . Order of t! tern Star, member of y-Glover Unit, American Legion, and a member of the Berlin Grange. She was also a member of Stratford club of Hartford. She is su end of the first hour, was half an hour behind The early gains in most instances 1 not hold, as they attracted quick profit taking by traders who bought stock during the past two days, and in some instances about half the ad- vance was lost, although the extent of the reaction was obscurcd by the late £S of the ticker, Standard I'ower and Light volatile issue, at 1 one ganizer She 1 high- opened up 77 points Llectric Bond and Share jumped 20 points, United Light and Power A more than 15, and Ameri- can Superp nearly 10. A wids assortment of Utilities gained from 2 to 10 points Electric Bond and Share, HlenQ‘ 20 points to 99 1back to 90 1-2. Cities S opening with a block shares at 44, tumbled 7 1-8, American Superpow z at 35 7-8, fell some of the ¢ 1yl amazi buoyaney t the opening Humble shot up 4% -4 and Galf 22 points, a ly the vived by her husband, | e John Pinches. and five sons, John J. of New Britain; Francis W. of N ark J.: Charles W. of Glendora, Ca Robert P., of Berlin and hard B. of New Britain and six ichildren aftor auickiy ervice, of 7 bac r, apen- 2ck to 30 held Sat- ate prayers t the home and services t 2 o'clock at the tional church hy the Samuel A Burial fanily Iair- s will be rnoon. I'r 1l servicr afte will be said 1igl plot this city Real Estate News he in ceme Marlboro Man Dead; Wife Hurt in Crash Hartford, Oct 31 (A—Walter Ebenthener, 24, of Marlboro, is dead and his is being treated for injurfes at the Hartford hospital as T th t of an accident early today on the Fast Hartford dry bridge. their light roadster skidded a., pavement, carried away the | o iron barrier on the north side | 2 ell feet from the bridge to bottom side up. Mr. Ebenthe the driver n to the Hartford hospital with s wife shortly afte the accident d he died at 8:3 without re- ning consciousness. They were on their to work in Hartford ery, Warranty rust Co Commer cial Co., interest), fo Commer- afay strect (one-ha Mortgage Comme i. Co., to Co Trust 20,167.40, street, Michs wife, al tte | mimercts fay rest 3 tein o Savings Bar 3 Work’s < of Britain, 35,300, addi- dward . ( rust Co. to Ne South Brit- g Burritt v, 2 el Wexler Britain, $§ I. Quinlivan, ust Co., uer was to Savings . Hart stree et ux, to New Brit- 0, Hart street, Clty Items Ne ain 1 ] | (!alms I‘ll‘St Hoover | Of German Descent | Rerlin, Oct. 31 (UP)—A memor- andum published today by Prof. Herman M 0. noted German genealogist. claimed President Her- bert Hoover had been proven to be of Gierman descent Professor M Ire ient Hoov January. He Palatina 1he | 29 Albany | volice today | Stella, 16, left | m. on Cctoher 21 | returned. A BN 2 sted for speeding on today by Motorcyel and Tanguay. Vincent Januskie lavenue reporte | that his daughter home about |and has not Charles Kr street Myrtle Officers wicz of d to the 9ha u was arre 55 Trinity strect Strolls to frace tree last six visits to the where e claims he | Man B()d\ Dlscmelcd pres s e t fesidendailinsasc slol BT Brooklyn Early Today Andreas } r. a native of Eller- stadt near Bad Duerkheim, who em-| New York, Oct. 31 (#)- igrated to Ar in 1 of an unident man, 6 [been shot through the head art Previous efforts to trace the pres- (he had been “taken for a ride,” ident’s lineage have led to claims | Police believe, was found today that the first Hoover to come to this & South Brooklyn lumber yard country Andrew Hoover who [man about 30 years old spelled 1 Andreas Hoover one in the vicinity heard a shot. Po- d who s in Maryland in |lice arranged to take his finger Whether he was a German. |prints to determine whether he had Dutchman or Walloon has remained [a criminal record the subject of genealogical contro- nml The body erica who ) the | near Tho | No s name ftied HELD ON BENCH WARRANTS (Pr—RBench w State’s Attorney hficid county from | Dickenson were « Pasquale Bruno., of Stamford d I'rank Rocco of Toc- rington and Joseph Costa into court today on charges of having dynamit- ed the home of former Prosecuting ,Catholic church on Beaver Attorney Thomas J. Wall of Torring- | ied yesterday at her home, ton, In March 102 [ton streef, following a lingering ill- | Bruno and Iocco pleaded guilty hess. She was 50 years of age, and were held for sentence on No-| Born in Czecho-flovakia, vember 12, while Costa pleaded not Cmigrated fo this city about guilty, elected a jury trial and was years ago and since had resided held in $25,000 for a court scssion |here. She was the wife on November 5. {dore Dudjack, prominent real e et e tate man in this city. She was widely ! C ll B |known among Czecho-Slovakian | ollege beauty |rsients. | Besides her !vived by a son, 7 Funeral service urday at 8 o'clock at 9 o'clock Catholic church Holy Greek Deaths ” _— Nellie Dudjack Mrs. Nellie Dudjack, one of the organizers and most prominent members of the Holy Trinity Greek rants | IHoleom Judg 1sed to she | husband, heodor will be held Sat- at the home and Holy Trinity Greek Burial will be in Catholic cemetery, she is sur- 1 Robdoux 10 Da Farnham Farnham old son of doux of 13 night at the Robdoux Mr. and Mrs Lyman strect, died last New Britain General hospital after a short illness with pneumonia. He was admitted to the Institution carly in the after- noon and died three hours later. Funeral services were held this | afternoon at & o'clock at the home of his parents. Burial was in St \L\ry"x cemetery. months nicl Rob- f las flourt ;| Funerals | IE 1 Timothy Fay s The body of Timothy IFay, aged | of 66 Winter st t for the t past seven years sales superinten- |t dent of the Automoblle Sales and |Service compiny. with died Tuesday at New Britain Gieneral hospital of | v pneumonia, was sent yesterday to | | Waltham, where burial will take place tomorrow in Calvary ceme- | |tery. | I Associated Press Photo Lirlne Davie of Winter Have Fla, was chosen the mist beauti- ful glrl at the North Carolina col- lege for wemen at Greensboro, | riage | heavy two flares, lo: was first o'clock fe and 1 No plane {Henry P ord I’ui ch The sink, TRAIL OF LOST BILLIONS AS STOCK MARKET COLLAPSED B B I B [t |onee [S0 5 ot et | S| e | e | i | T [ o) et o) [ ) S ) A P [ i P 2, S B PREVIOUS Low 101.0 ON SALES BROUGHT — - DAILY VOLUME IN MILLIONS oF SHARES.___ HIGH RECORD VOLUME - 12,896,400 SHARES-OCT. 24, 1929 1929 STOCK PRICES: HIGH-SEPT. 6-252:8. LOW-FEB.16 - 191.0 ' ® (929, by Standard Statistics Co..NY. ileancd from New York stock above tell the ties. The of the 1maz two heavy black lines through 1428 and the first nine daily trend is indicated shown in the lowe 24—the his shares wer i i v 1 the welter market, ory of the tr D part of maddest more than 19,000,000 sh ere loss o and low is found on Monday- sales again skyrocketing. Next day ed, despite cffor a new Weddings ROSENSW EIG—LEL Miss Olive Lee, d roof and Mrs. Robert Lee of West strect and H. k. Rosensweig Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ros 214 Burritt street, we uesday afternoon the RBaptist ove Hill by Miss Blvira honor and Idw best man son of nEweig of rricd at on n o'clock church parsonage William Ross Langren was maid of d Rosensweig was Rev The bride velvet wore a gown and « v transpar a hou and ent irried chrysanthemums fiss 1 Ive anti auet of bronze talisman roses gren green transparent v tdress an carricd yellow chry N A A reception lion of Mr. and Hart strect and Mrs. Rosens ding trip to New their return will sireet Mr. “afnir sweig, Young « My wed fter th mony Y live t on a city on Columbia Rosensweig is employed by the Bearing Co. and Mrs. Rosen up to the time of her mar was in the ecmploy of the Travelers Insurance Co. in Hartford of Theo- | Plane “Lost” in C hlcag()' City Lights Bonfire Chicago, Oct. 31 () n unidenti fied afrplane, evidently lost in low fog, flew over the downtown tistrict before daylight and dropped indicating the pilot was The sound of heard lat the plane’s motor shortly after 4 flares tower A T over minutes Iroppe Tribune ighted fo give the flyer his bearing huge bonfire was built vacant lotr suitable for an landing place. Flying on {heir flondlights was reported missing. w two we was on Lrge mergency felds furned es Whole Lumber C amp Johannesburg, Mich., Oct ®) entire cquipment of ar old-time umber camp in Otsego cot'nty. such hed in Michigan during he seventics, has been hought by fenry Ford for his carly American museum at Dearborn. he equpiment Jlankets, ox yokes, hains, spike skid ws, ax oader crotch, ongs, and othe he usefulne ince passed ¢ towel rollers Jugs rhorn to he includes, bun it wheels draws, slei markers, ub hooks, camealo picces of equipment, of has long Tway Kitchen skidding s which . Iiven the dinner transported horns ater ) b set up there, will to very ritain, week is 925 week in frantic cold fac mno; volume he chart ory brief brief rally, 5 Lo st and | New | elling and erical pa in sraphically valt rang October iie bro in spec ive of pric of ; v Note w W} of th nbled a of the loss of ons of shar exchange——nearly 13 Counting on t epresentin lecline it about 314 sales the panic, prices continue w record fo as establish em 'East Berlinites Hosts At Community Party of b uspices ity eral erso; surroundir The progri follows and « i Tadie this city Little Py Hadoft Walt trickster Donaldson i1 Songs." and Schy Juve Mit HART Washin, loover NOMINATED ADMIRAL 31 (P— pPresider to the senate the aptain Thomas C v rear admival Hart entered Michigan. One cent duties has heen that or of m:lH C6 charg val torpedo st Newport, 1. He is at pre aboard the S. Holland in command of the division of the battle flect glon, Oct womination of Hart 1o be Captain g an he of navy his 1 of inspect in of the tion sent warine MAN HELD v York I'OR BOSTON Oct 31 (UP)—Michac ! Iloston t itobert 7T on as a fugitive fr wnd four other m e ney randi U safe | ton sio 1 He will be extradited TRAIN KDLS AUT ille, N. J fones ST Somer Oct. 31 Killed ured so () Abra hiere whic al the tam s ham Bl today [AREY i crely n by on n antomouii riding w high Vaiiey state hig re s struck railway enging Iy Crossing. An clephant line cannot s ol the act mort a Hinst rds. sky at 1 arrested 1 B L — INTERMNATIONAL PAPER and POWER COMPANY Bostin Mas, Ot 9,102 Directsre dectared a drvidend of sixtv S T R e O HA Craen Stock of th's Companv. pavable November 15th. 1929, to stockholders of record at the close of business November lst, 1929, Checks to be muiled. Transfer books will not close R.G. Labn, As't. Treas. e i | Hfd Wall Street Briefs New York, Oct. 31 (® ume of building contrac in the 37 states east Mountains for the IN PROFIT TA vol- ts awarded of the Rocky week ending Oct as reported to 1. W, Dedge Corp. umounted 1o §88.127,500, an increa of preceding project in- total was'n 32 nt over th wee The lar cluded in the 00,000 airport developme Houston, Texas. tock K. est single wee York price 1en powe Dire ting, ors of I at their supplied 1ext © consider terests. wo hich was £2 ann t $3 paid on ported toda The Natior plans to purc of Ror 1l Dairy Products Corp. on Place airy Co. many stock st operator 4 1all and Nov much b mber ollowed by a red call B per nt v cent in wal rate ding York federal per e clés October, durin ‘ just th point on Octo- MoON % t L 5 ant. | Of sev reached ber The w tions of lowest was clephone con $14 last T nents ard ( t o1 1esday th for on irb exch lephone ex- ore than 95,- art of 1 L total of of BONDY IMPROVED INMARKET TODAY Brisk Demand Sends Prices Climbing by Leaps which se: v elephones Ne Atchison iln Wi Union G tman Harves irs Rochi d Amer points, or Kod itional Ohio, itan & Power 15 more FHE MARKET AT had uff wconda Coyp onvert ¢ wida | At Refi At Ohio Steel a Dupor Eng Fri I"an oy I I enl nl Asph Elec Motor t rise, climbing F Kausas City Powe 1 American Te early fractional gains. 1 Motors 3% vori Vatic GREF i Cify UNSOUND (UP)—An offi- MENNE Lol 1 PLAN lon, O« Nl authority fhe reported reliable to have decided the for a tunnel nnel b msound oday fon n under Ch Nips um en The hased grounds h Engl Co N Corp mington nd is com 's objections were on b Serv cial dio cconomical and commer TOCAL STOCKS ised by Putnam & Co.) Insurance Stocks Rid Aetna Lif obil fna Cas it Ins (¢ \BinT Studebuker Texas Co ex Gulf Sulph 62 Rear Manufacturing Stoc Am Hardware f Arrow-Ha Billings & Bristol Brass Arms Willys (¢ Wool Yellow Truck BANKS RETURN CHEC Spen Colt's Iiagle Lock Fafnir Bearing Co Hart & Cooley Landers, I, N B Machine North & Judd Peck, Stowe & Wil Mfg Co Mfg Co . Standard Screw tanley Works Torrington (‘o Mfg Co 15 Puablic Utilities Stocks Servics Belki & Horman leged Russe 1<ucd Worthless Paper Scovill PPurchases U issuing (hre in payn Union G Conn Il A Conn Hfd Hfd ( Elec Light s Co com w Hav was cont ind he his cour in New His i Thursday in eustody of B. Hungerford The 00 Tt rext N 13 Tel Southern TREASURY BALANC Treasury Balance, $208 checks total | ording to th en $: | Sharp Rebound Slows Down When Traders Gash in Jors MERCHANT UNDER ARREST | New Haven police WILD RALLY HALTS KING Members New York & Hargord Siock Eechanges 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 We oifer: ACME WIRE BILLINGS & SPENCER (0. PATENT FIBE ARMS MFG. EAGLE LOCK CO. LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK STANLEY WORKS com TORRINGTON (0. 0. COLT EpDY BROTHERS & Co Members Hartford Stock Exchange HARTFORD 33 Lewis St. New BriTain 65 W. Main St. MERIDENM 43 Colony St. and recommend: INCORPORATED INVESTORS at the present market We offer We offer: Eisler Electric Corporation Jnany Traded in on the New York Curb. Earnings for the o 1 e first 9 months of 1929 nearly $7.00 per share. had A erwood & American hurn This stock must advance materially from present lev- A rare opportunity to buy at the current market. BONNER, BROOKS & CO. New York New Haven els. Brookl k., Inter pe Chicago Meriden New Britain Office Rridgeport Hartford —3626 55> West Main St. WILSON & CO. Investment Securities HARIPORD NEW BRITAIN 75 Pearl St. Tel. 2-711155 W. Main St. Tel. 5800 We Offer and Recommend: Chemical National Associates Price on Application. MCMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE New Britain National Bank Bldg. Tel. 5200, ! Beruard A. Conley Rrayton A. Porter. DIRECT PRIVATE NEW YORK PHONE CANAL 4517-8 We offer— Chemical National Associates Stock Bernice Chrysler Engaged KS; to Have fraud of m H deader notitied | W. P, police | leased n . Pross Phote Bernice Chrysler, daughter of Walter P. Chr, lvl, automo- el | bile magnate, is to marry Edgar W. Garbisch, former football x»t(u at Washington and Jefferson and West Point, Judge $100