New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1929, Page 12

TROLLEY DERALED NEAR MAPLE HILL allowe’en Celebrators Block = Track at Robhins Station (Special to the Herald) ewington, Nov. 1 — Hallos d by with the usual the village cutup: ® A trolley car coming Sritain to Hartford at 7:3 s derailed at Robbins s le of old tics, posts and fence d been placed on the tr raffic was put out of schedule ut an hour. Constables Ha and Olesen made an inve t could find no one to place ame on up to a late hour @ A burning sulky was found Maple Hill by the constables and t | Boys responsible werrs to ¥ t the fire and clear | fuins. & At Elm Hill boys secure for pipes and placed them w0ad, interfering with automobil $raffic somewhat. —.In the Balf quarry f were reported stoning passing £onstable Oleson investig the crowd had dispersed ) Last Day for List i The assessors report f property lists as quite fast session at the to y. Today was the last day allowed law to file lists, and all those so esiring must visit the assessors at $he homes of Charles Emmons on ledar street harles 1. Boyington gn North Main strect, or Benjamin Boodale on South Main sireet ' How to Call Firemen i Cards have been placed at the ree fire houses giving directio jo be followed in calling the New- Ihgton fire departbent. “Persons living in center disi ith telephone on Valley ange) call telephone operator and misc stig: made d condu section hoys H ex- > ‘Fire in Newington Cente Then carefully tell her where the re is, giving the street and partic- lar property, if Operator ill then sound siren in center Rouse. which will call firemen to enter house. Firemen will then call perator and obtain locdtion of fire nd will then ring code on siren ersons outside of the fire house hould not call operator to ask here fire is, as that will cause con- sion. . “Persons living in Maple Hill dis- Frict (with telephone on New Brit- fin exchange) will call ‘supervisor nd say, ‘Fire at Maple Hill' and refully give location of fire. Su- rvisor will then sound siren as in ragraph 1. “Persons living in on (with telephone on Elizabeth change) will call ‘supervisor' and y: ‘Fire at Newington Junction’ nd carefully give location of fire. pervisor will then give the alarm in Paragraph 1. “Notice is particularly gi call fire house telephone in case fire, as there may not be anyone jere, as the Newington fire depart I#nt is strictly a volunteer organ fon. Above directions must be fol- ed."” possible Junction sec- ven not Fire Alarm Code The following is the coae adopted the commissioners: Center District Main street, south of Robbins e, 1-1. Main street, enue, 1-1-1 Main street, owd street, Main street, north of Dowd strect Stoddard avenue, 1-4 Main street, north enue, east, 4-1 Stoddard avenue, eet, 1-1-4. Cedar street, ave- Center to Robbins north 1-1-1-1. of Center to ddard of west of Main west of Main stree Styles shown in this Special are per- fect copies of High Priced Hats and at the price, are an Value. Felt at 5 . Some with | Blsewhere | to Willard avenue, 4-1 Willard avenue, ar street to Dowd s 1-4-1. Cedar street, east of Main street, | 4-1-4 | U. 8. Veterans’ Robbins avenue, east street, 4-4-4-4. Robbins avenue, west of Main strect to Canfield road, 4-1-1-1. south of Robbins eet, 4-4-4. of Main | Hospital, ave- | figure Maple Hill District FAPERTS REVIEW WARKET DECLINE ge) of ied From Fi "a number board to l')\' 58 ~eant stock ) shares, the largest res of any stock on tr high of the y iesday a net decline of ts was regist Tha luation v 875,000, Up and Down Motors while p advance, closed down nearly a loss in valuation of s in market v nding of Carried Wednesda ou | On and or A dozen of the more heavil italized iss lost $12,170,281,000 in capitali according to cal- stocks wer among the best movers in th recovery Wednesday, but they add- cd 33, )0 to their value thac day and $601,110,250 on Thursday. | American Telephone & Telegraph | lost $1,407.8 market valua- | and recovered almost half of the short week ended. followed General Motors losing $1.54 It came back more than $600,000,000. General ctric was driven down | nearly points from its high of the year and its loss was figured at $1 250,000, 1t came back more an $300,000,000, | Other heavy losers in the rrmuun} included Consolidated T Steel, Standard Oil of New Jersey, | and Union Carbide. All these had | more than a half billion taken from market value. Issues Still Lower At the end of the trading Thurs- | day, the weekly table still showed | nearly every issue lower. But losses had been cut down sharply. A few of those remaining ranged 1to 50 points. Hocking Valley lost 100 for the week and Detroit Edison lost 70. | there were a few dozen | down 25 or 30 points, but the major- | ity did not exceed 10 and many were | under that. Hundreds of new lows | cap- tior Those tion it before DuPont down, 0,000, | for the year or longer were made in | | | quent | by Europeans, Made of a very fine quality Metallic the decline early in the week. The causes of the decline and re- covery are many and varied. Som date back a month or more to the | Hatry failure in London and subse- elling of American securities | The main difficulty | lay in the recfiless upbidding of our | stocks, thus building a dizzy credit structure that bankers had warned | would have to topple. | Broke; loans had been carried | up to the almost | of $6,504,000, stocks on margin The unbelievable sum 100 mostly to carry loan total started this year at | 100. It fell below this | ng a brief period in mid- | Then it progressively in- | cre setting new records week | fter week until the latest peak \\asi only ¢ summ | wide respect and confidence, VEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIiDAY, WILSON SUGGESTS HIBBEN A HERETIC Says Princeton President's Be- liefs Novel Allair touched om October 2. That was in a declining market and the rise was ascribed more to use of funds for financing undigested securities than to market operations. Yesterday the federal reserve board at Washinglon reported a de- | cline of $1,08 total down to lowest point since the week of 12 when it was § r ago this week the 7,164,000 at dras a billion dollars was the has ever fallen week. It indicated the amount of liquidation in the stock mark The interesting item in the loan report was the contraction of nearly two billion dollars by indi- , corporations and out ot sharp iner in nks. in brokerage that figu as a on the bear side and places it temporarily on the bull side of the ledger. Another contributing cause of the decline was wiped out also yester- day. On August 9 the rediscount 1ate was advanced to 6 per cent from 5 per cent. at helped tight- en credit, prevent gold shipments trom London and started the selling m.( roiling. Yesterda et back to 5 per cent dectin in the Bank of E ; to 6 per cent. TARDIEU CONFIDENT 6,000,000, bringing the $5,538,000,000, the June figure was at enormous is week’ loans eliminates market factor following a land rate IN CABINET EFFORT (Continued From First Page) of political parties from the siderations which will weigh him in forming a cabinet. Any con- with government of parties. M. Daladier and M. Clementel failed to establish a government based on the left and center of the chamber. M is now attempting to found one on the right and right center. Some newspapers have acused M. Daladier of wrecking Clemen- tel's attempt yesterday by on receiving the portfolio of the in- terior. This ministry, which holds they key to the internal political situation: in France, will he doned by the radicals only after a very bitter fight. M. Tardicu himself held the post in the resigned Briand mnn«m M. Tardieu's hmv\th envisaged the po~~11x111¥v that M. Clementel's fail- ure will split the radical p the rate was | government which faces the | French chamber is obliged to be a | Tardieu | insisting Philade zestion Iphia, that Grier ton university, was voiced by Wilson, former Princeton co auoted today b Record. Prof. self with the minster ne Philadelphia as ed modernistic seminary. His Hibben were Princeton pre: the centennial Preshyterian 1 at Chicago two “Dr. Hibben when it pleases,” did that. “If everyone God, then the stroyed. God power in His oy our id —President Hit ed his own God. only liefs of not church, but churches, whether nt, “Is he a here Are the others aban- | rty and | permit the formation of a union gov- | ernment with support from conserv- | ative deputies. In any case, despite M. Tardieu's statements that he will disregard party lines, he wants the support of the radicals, and especially of the right wing of the party. Hc plans to offer portfolios to a number of prominent members of this group. On the other hand, the groups in the center who voted against M. Briand's ministry, have made plain that they expect sa on their demand for discussion of policy at the Hague conference be- fore they will support the new min- | istry. Steering Difficult Course M. Tardieu is thus navigating be- tween Scylla and Charybdis. If he goes too far to the left, which would | be against his own affiliations, the ceater will withdraw its support, even by attacking M. Briand. If he goes too far to the right, he will antagonize the radical socialists and | command | lack sufficient votes the chamber. Should he fail. M. Maurice Sar. raut, radical leader who commands is the for Briand's Maurice Sar- brother of Albert Sar- Poincare’s minister of th to most probable candidate premiership, in view of M. refusal to consider it. raut is the raut, M. interior. A Good Place to Buy Your Hats New Arrivals Ju $ m—Two Tone Colors and Exceptional trims—Large and Small Headsizes. EVERY HAT HAS THAT LOVELY LUSTE st in Time for Our Saturday Special 1.98 Plain Snappy seif- ROUS FINIS HATS OF THE BETTER KIND VELOURS Very Low Price—as low as— SOLEIL All the Latest Styles in the Newest Fa This is your chance to get a High Grade Hat at VELVET 1l Color:. $ TETALLICS 2.75 EASTERN MILLINERY—133 MAIN ST. S“its I Overcoats WIDE SELECTION — GREAT VALUES New fabrics of sturdy weaves and rich col- ors ana tured by Norwood expert-tailor rect to you at one low price. You save the : middlemans’ profit! the | Hibben, president of Wilson Princeton seminar Theological a of God from the NOVEMBER 1, 1929. Hibben? churches, n b all chur or Dr. the other thodox, for him. He is wrong creeds believe today. is or- inst { “' BAN ON LIQUOR “ADS” IS poic Paun, e s againet the| GIVEN HARYARD EDITORS Apostle Paul. He against the | Bootleg YOUNGOUIST NAME[]‘ E PROHIBITION HEAD . ied From First Page) pointment. is teaching follow. I ‘Come-ons' Must Not Ap- Hereafter in “Lampoon” (LP) — A Dr Nov. 1 he felt Mass.,, Nov. 1 (UP)— Bootleg advertising has been banned Har» “ambridge, | 1 or “Crimson.” I | | | John Prince- | from student publications at vard, it was understood today. University authorities were re- | ported to have warned editors of the Harvard Lampoon. comic monthly, and Harvard Crimson, un- | dergraduate daily, that further ad- | vertisements of liquor dispensers would not be tolerated. The reported action of m Prof. Qs of Hartf was the ident Hoover for Alcorn said, coun- original the seminary Phil, logical v the resigned from ntify him- wly organized West- seminary of a protest ag: - tendencies 16 Dr the an ultra-dry, was report- ed to be in line for the-effice unti opposition to his selection was voir- cd by the Connecticut republican hpaon AnAlC T EoT ot Sb e organization. 1 Senator Binz-|sorded advertisements which were megaphone thro traced by published telephone num- | which Chairman J. Henry Rora- | pers to dealers in contraband. back of the republican state ce The editors of hoth publications | nmittee shouted his claimed the advertising had been ac- of Alcorn into th cepted in good faith and that they President Hoover. The se | had no idea that the telephone | rence with numbers provided an open sesame o | and Rorab k is said to have bootleg e a visit to the White House in of his attitude. U. S. Se Valcoit was reported to have of the choice of Alcorn | Harvard inst charges agains J WA dhe alled forth by dent’s speech before celebration of the i al seminary days ago. quotes the scripture Prof. Hibben was “but even the devil . disan of ator had the chief exec tral proval LIVE HURT IN CRASH Lowell, Nov. 1 (P—Five persons injured today when their automobile skidded on a wet pavement and struck a tree. | The most seriously injured was Mrs. Stravrola Nicolopoulog who suf- | ferred several fractured ribs and se- vere body wounds. Her husband and two others, Flora Pappas and Thom- s Berube, each sustained arm f tures. The driver of the machi Edward Gauthier, escaped with min- or bruises. | is to make his own very idea of God roved 1 wouldn't any least to have taken the stand wn . that he knew of no reason why Al- corn shduld not receive the berth Roraback is believed to have have We got seriptures verse. hben said m He attacks the he Presbyterian | becanse Trinitarian | pointr atholic or Pro- al vears Geol of the latter ent to the of Kleit opposed the ap- me office the late of this city, or rite proteges izations supported the . Al seve Jud W. fie? 1 ANSWer is: Rorat to be called heretics Church or, 1t he converts all | Alcorn movement and urged his ap- Is followed the appearance in | 274 76 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN made into stylish Topcoats, smart Suits, warm, comfortable Overcoats. Manufac_« and sold di- NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS All clothes guaranteed to fit perfectly. 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