New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1930, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAH.Y HERALD, ATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1930. whistle, and the passwork of locals was beautiful to watch In the first half 1he Traders man- 4 10 Keep almost on e ? even terms rice A. Bernstein. were living apart. | General Electric T e Q n Q| with the locals, the scoring being h h S " W H d but that bLoth had strongly denied |holding and supervising conipul l Y l [ ana S [ Rooms Established by ~Migs vy, ye tocsie e seorve beins Chupch Street Woman Had "o, ot e s hotiing ana_supervisiug comv: | [3itia]l [noreases Small and o in Kiv H the half. In the final half the| ivad N The couple were marricd October | Management of the dozen o1 S : Walters o Fire HOSe ool "bevare e uons |~ Lived Here Tor O7 Years |, fosocevste, wore marres eguer e, anssoment of the sesen ot Trend Trregular, Howeves — offensive attack of the Plainville Skl Sl Mason obtained a divorce from hep | he country will be coordinat u —_— She ) tea ind - were mopelessly out- o N <, (third husband, Giorgio Polacco, di- |y ti w corporation. e R T i frs. Anna Mary Strobel. 2zed $3 | eotor of the Civie op ) New York. Jan. 4 (£ —Stock p RO and W v were the high [died last night at her home, 42 \ Mason d nia \ our regional savings confere IR0V BCIINEG hig ' ment is made by 1¢. Newinglon Fssovers on the High tean g | Church street. She was the widow |statement, 1 f e os 1 diuring 1 spring | oPenin 7 s \ j Dallca i e e qelanion focs ROl RbaEcenE el “““"""‘ of John Strobel been living at hix Highlard ¢ the sponsorship or ©F 1M Vel ! openitg of the office of the visiting every man on the team played an | S k2 Mol e e ( It ot e Golinnhilie 1 11 nurse, Miss Bleonore Walters, at|important part in the vietory on| TOorh I Germany, Mrs. Swobel| . oot ' (4 S08 B0 TED S \ Bankers ‘association. The ! P il o the C r fire house both the offensive and defensive, | C2M¢ 10 this cit ¥ ang nd i pe: dEain t eduled as ional Dairy s ne Anyone desiring the services of Cohen. Trade school captain, w Yt Enesldpaighen elice 4 216 Ay visit my wife often.” the T o about a D ) o : 5 one of the first members of the 8 i } Tnion P'ac ] s the nurse is advised to call 9-1367 (he best bet for the losers | bune qnoted him as nd 1 oo Amieric > between the hou of 8 and b preliminary — game the | am very much in love with her, and s Sibiat m. and 1:30 and 2 m. except | Plainville Y™ five scored a 10 | hope she still is in love with n rdays and holidays & in emer- |23 win over the Southington “Y' i ney 1o call -1141-R at night. [team in a Hartford County Y. M.! rules and information €. A. league game. The score was i nursing service call for the tied at 17-all at half-time but the| | 1 natal care and tion of expec- |locals made it a runaway in the| D h 0 8 1ant mothers, nity care until final half. The summary of this| e a t S wother is up, care, nuy game can be found on the sporting | I in the home, tuberculosis d family he nursing th work, group in-| The High school summary irancs sing. infant feeding, nu- Plainville H. s, tritional education and health sta- FIL Kl Pl 1 N 1 1 1 12 tions s 31 T yple in Newi re urged to make of ! nursing servi 2 Granze to Meet . TR The regular meeting of Newing- AT ton Grange,will be held at G Sl hall on Monday at § p. m. sharp. : e After the mecting whist will be play- : e ed. The public is cordally invited. | piogando o) i AR Cohen, lz T | (Continued ¥rom Page Seveny | _Scor ime, 14-1 . Nixon ie local com- vo neatly rished rooms, Tot Veher Inatless All conveniences. Tl 2o—ady Parm Bureau Meeting e = 2 ( unerails The dinner dance i Olans Move than 73 perssons were pree- (et Their Cars Mixed, PInRamEem o = St L 3 S T o Drive Wrong Machines |y aricrnoo e proscutative group is gy ; N e At Kennedy of 381 Cort - {home. Rev. Mar : R ! /vous of sociely, (ables are on N Oy At GonneEun v ove an automobile out St Jol 1eh 1 1 terrace abont sunken d. floor, % ““. e o ¢ vul parking station early tod Burial will he Fairview . % "H” s o cept for the moon and stors, the ' not noticing that it was not his mii- T S ; « in on ix from the soft : o tanc He drove u\vum roun-d Tty b Ciomne ot [l aming amo leaves ! s on sli Nacarhag Lolgrads ‘ zational ¢ il officiate. | o $4.87 Jghlo e Flynn at police headquarters e e e fol Lan, also Spon 1:30 o'clock, Kennedy said the —— e Glaes v e PHE MARKET AT 1030 A\ St L « make and he did not oy and Joseph Reola of Oak | Mrs. | gosang and Mrs | partios Crurnished by Pat Co.) realize he the wrong onc. It 1. C. Lincc brot Williawm | Smi A J learn owner, Street Lnlist With A N A & 55 AL ( & 1 = took K v's car. had to drive : i S A resting display | woman home did not Four Others, v American ( ! ¢ ibition in the time fo wait around for Kenuedy ‘ i Mis Carrie Jdane Bell e : considerable | return The matter was 1sted & ) al services tor Mrs, e the most { sutistactorily. . ola, 61 Qalk st 1. aged 66, of 192 Chesti R = here in a - - o 1 o & : o pubers e Woman Painfully Cut ¢ ' apeelig Iy AN T ! ' swered L By Fall Down Steps | 1o o fons | Greene o cgational Co Glestio i chickens NMrs, Rose Foote of 90 Vi e o ‘w_" g1 | church will officia Burial will be | U0t i tholic Church d was painfully injured on e Jomaston. have ene |in Fairview cemetery LSl s e celebratod left 1e this morning w n she o] f Hinie SN POUEL Caren il 1 10 o’clock tomorrow down ilirce concrety S in 1Ot} oy reeruiting station in charge of George Frederick Tyler N s | 1< accasio . ! the Chureh of Our of her home. She was taken to New | o0 o0 Funeral services for George 1red- | for pect i St X 4 Merey. Sunday school will o held | Britain General - hospital and nine |08 BEER. - ST R AR B - Sl stitelies were taken in a laceration. e o sy e e b A i : Fitet. Moalloz D londiy \fter which She was able to go homr, | o ool eter s somplove | L S deroy Dol imar : : tha 1 o will lotd | She i s R Upor compic- | after a short illness, will be held ot [and e Munn, New Yor:. |Congoleum 11 A ( meeting in its new quarters [ WOk when she : heir trainin ey will be [his home this afternoon at 2 o'clock. | gave ¢ {Consol 1 ¢ 1 Gran hall on Pierce street on ¢ o X . d a ten day leave of absence | Rev. William H. Alderson of Trinity | Hor « londay evening. All members are| CHURCH MEN'S CLUB ELLECTS * 1o being transferred to one of | Methodist church will officiate. Bur- old ) 3 rzed 1o present, as important { AMen’s club o "“‘ ""“’_' ', the many trade schoels i vy [ial will be in Fairview cemetery. with S 1 i be transacted and the | Memorial church = hels el © the enlisted perso o« . ‘ 40 i of officers installe AL Pl o ol A 1o one of the s| [ve B Bradley Cla b i High School Victorious O oo e 1 e A stone w 168 eonitiined iR St T sldent. Tirad = v Clark, who died Ao late arriv Mo 3 - with a bid pas ick, proved [th LS M : i . ' ! ith & rapid pas attack provedd) iy e s vice president, Geonge Ly the home of her and Mrs, John Barry o g ) 5 100 much tor the New Britain ikt socrelary, George V. 5 o . . Lewis Ripps of came from New York Lopriva ‘ ' ; % te Trade school basketball five | vin ™ oacurer, Marvin C. Heis- will be held afternoon 30 car and are oceupying a cottage on g 5 10 cope with and the Plainville |, .= sjain Rev. Raymond e at the home of Mrs., Shipy Sunset avenue, Accompanying thom . - High school team romped away to | iy ki ince comt 5130 in Windsor. Burial will wire the Prince and Princoss Aymon | Hudson Motors o172 an ca § to 6 victory last | < meeting will be postponed til | Windsor. de JFaucigngy Lecinge Miss I at the local gym. The game w 1o Tuesday January 14, at 10:30 - Naney Yuill» of N Yorl Mr g % \packed with action from the open- | USI2 HERALD in"lo" At 5:50 o'clock, health cd Mres. Edmund . Raill Kyan is a daughter of O Kal j‘ 8 i | ucational committee meeting, Mrs.| Funcral services for Mrs. Char- pects to come down later in < 4 | Herbert Pease, chairman. 0, ad- | jotte Linendoll Knill, wife of |the season ~ . [BECEe ;‘]‘“ “-‘)“ :““ meet it | pamund Knill of 173 Winthrop the Senior High school. 7 o'clock. |girear, who died yesterday. will be| Clarence H. ( owner of i beginners’ Trench class will 1 at{i0ld tomorrow afternoon at 1:45 at | Cloister and Boca Ratone club av- | S9! ¢ UM o) LERNUILERGRIOl e Snio h prayers o 1ived on Iriday from Villinova - current events class until further fig; . omal parish hou: Pa. He was accompanied by his ; I 3 at 2:30 o'clock r Miss Elizabeth Geist whos Wednesday: 8 o'clock, Yo W. C | pipial will be in West cometery, | engagement to Van Horn o 9 A, hoard of directors meeting post- 134501 Philadelphia. was announced n e iob) “‘"”," s AL Charles Hall Tohn Emerson, (Anita 1.00s) ) & ¢ i e s i wody of Ch [ nec om D 3 ork with | { 4 Al classes in health education de- ! ! e frcion ot : . irTent il6 Tesuined Uils wedli | 7a: &) fopmar resident o ci usband. Jahuar 3 Basketball tcams will meet on Wed- (Who died yesterday in Philadelphia i i nesday nigit Will b hrought today fo the funers v and tuller as to skirt $ 1 parlors of M. .J nney on High pears to by tendency of style in S street FFuneral arrangements will | evening frocks. Whether d v | BEPORT OF TiB CONDITION OF |, ounced later. dobutante every woman dancing 54 of those friends who al- |§| THE NEW BRITAIN fe Direladig ol s Tucsda sy - ways seem to have money Charter No, 118 R o ot Jeane | ler ankles, while many of the frocts . & Lieport of the condit A STl et were made with trains that for the things they want aim National “ Lana Mrs. Tobert Burkarth of carried over the arm. Scar —and then of those othe: e Meadow avenue. will e S n 7 o his afternoon 1e M. J. Kenney 2 g £ friends who never can x and 0 i A will e iy | s Dauline Bode ot Chica sy £ i b et o ore eauty sow o nold ; e o Uovernment se Mary's cemet FOwn ! seem to have funds to en- 3 b i ] ored satin at the Everglades " i joy the better things of [ ot CARD OF THANKS Lnion 1 N . Q $ ) We wish 1o thank our ma q - Union 1fe. 1 fixtures Ihe forn opening o I life | 2 (7.720.50 | friends for their Kindness and sym- o o0 A8 rransed for | United Ky A B { pathy shown u<} in ;m-v r [- e oo niaht, An infornal Houss Sanmi U s Al 8.8, reavement in the death of our be- I 1 bl L P e | for members and their friends wasy . | it begeral 1 za.35 |loved wife and mother. Also for the |5 H SRR BUC i o Cash_and due ‘from Laiiks $5.00 | beautitul floral offerings. We espe- | M\ (1T UE DRRER | Iy 5 : | Outside checks and other camih " |cially wish fo (hank the Foundry, | At (EEY BRI WEC B SUEE 145 1 items 2821 Metal, Pattern and Do % : s N emption fund with 1 e i Jebliland Ars. James Ranson Branch o d rin e p avi < P , aw reasurer and due from | ¢ Union M( ers o Gl e Vi e e Money in a Mutual Savings Bank—Draw- S e 1104 | Si. Georse. (he Daughters of the | FICHMOnd, ¥a M and Mrs. | i 14 | | v oassets . . 13018 | King of Mark's church and the sl e : . Ko7 o ol £ sildns ooty S Mrs. Charles Amor and 5 ing 5% Interest—That’s the Answer! : wiTers |Leading Star of Bethlchem SRIAES O e LOCAL NTOCK LIABILITIES | signea. SR (irmised by Putnam & Co ) | Capital stock paid i - S 500.000.00 MR. J. HENRY Insurance Stocks surplus o 400.000.40 ¢ WILLIAM SLIS . = . Bid As L U i 8830 | MRS, EMERSON PRATT Lawrence Will Receive Acing Cast S s0,000.00 | MRS, CLIFFORD COWLES Huge Radio Business At L e oo i Reserves for interest, taves | MRS. ALBERT TURN e (UP)— | Aeln 1 and other expenses accrued o awrence, 3 o ‘ nd unpaid 1072235 | g 3 This city today was assured of be- Automno Due to Lanks. including ceiti- | CARD OF THANKS/ | coming the home of one of the coun- | 'ont r ' ‘ L si| We wish to thank the relatives, | try's biggest radio and radio tube | Hartford Fir | Demand deposits 77 ['friends and neighbors for the sym- | manufacturing concerns, with he |Hffd Steam Boiler )’rm..- deposity 63 ‘ pathy shown us in the death of our|prospect of employment for more ' National I N . United States doposits 991 son and for the floral offerings sent | than 2,000 persons. | Phoenix IMirc : Start the New Year Right S b P | Tinal papers have been signed |Travelers Tna Co ... 1w 14 MR. and MRS. L. C. DAIL | transferring the Iverett Mills prop- | Manufacturing Stocks | of Connecticut, County and FAMILY lerty to the Lawrence Factories, Ine, [ Am Hardware i | 0w . guaa, cashier ot the above- | = 2 No price wis made public in con- | Arrow-Hart & Hegeman 4 i R P e A CARD OF THANKS nection with the fransaction. but the [ Billings & Spencer { |iBhoso g atatementing thuvta it sest “'} We wislt to thank all our rett Mills property. representing | Dristol F [y linowledze ang beliet = fiands: for (helt sympathy 1,500,000 square feet of floor |City Corr | ashier | our recent bereavement in the once was valued at $5.000,000, | Colt's Arms | subscrined and sworn o betore me thit | of our beloved wife, daughter and awrence Factories, Tne., operates | Iagle lsocl 5 fth day of January, 1930 ¢ i t B 4 o r Bearing Co §0 : sister. Also for the many beautiful | plants in several other cities and | I%afir £ TANLET Aty bubirc, | floral offerings. We especially wish | some of these aro to he sold and the | Hart & Cooley Corvect—Attest !'to thank those who offered the use oquipment moved her Landers, 1* (1) 68 . N, STANLEY IRt S N B Machin ] 3 T ‘ Signed, Thomas (. Martin, Mrs ASURY BALANCE | North & Judd ) ) Directora. Johanna Ericson and family. Treasury Balance, §168,494,067. | Peck, Stowe & Wil .... 10 13 MRS, STROBEL DIES |2hates i gt stver e | STOUK PRICE Gl 1 opera, and her ‘ Chicago, Jan. 4. (A—Both {ing newspapers today said that F Mason, soprano of the Chic ] husband, Dr. orn- dith | York, Jun. 4 (A Electric Co. he Gen has organized the AS MARKET OPE Joseph In i I Ingram, v of 15 Derpy strect, a « | ber or Holy (‘ross 1 Genergl hospital iiness Born in Poland, than o Mary, Helen, a MBS, ANNA MARY STROBEL | Nopal school dlof this cify rrangenients, i - PALMBEACH OPENS Week Sees Vacationists Busy— %"t Dance at Everglades raconc micunin ani o PUTNAM & CO Members New York & Hartford 3ok Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST.,, NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 We Oftey COLLINS (0. COLT'S PATENT FIRE ARMS MFG. COMPANY EAGLE LOCK (0. STANLEY WORKS Com. EpDY BROTHERS & Co Members Hartford Stock Exchange NEW BRITATN, 29 W. Main Street HARTFORD MERIDEN Lewis Street 13 Colony Street We Offer: 50 Shares Aetna Casualty and Surety New York Bank Stocks Bought, Sold and Quoted We Also Recommend Eisler Electric Corp. Consolidated Laundries Corp. On tiie N Y. Curb Exchange All Quotes Furnished Over Dire t Wire BONNER, BROOKS & CO0. New York New Haven Chicago Meviden New Britain Office Bridgeport Hartford Tel. 56 55 West Main St. 7 5 { 1 i Union Mfg Co \eeder-Roo \ ' e Public Utilities Stocks yrning worship will be conduct Conn 131 R\ . Gabriel's iscopal church Conn Lt & ! a4 o4 ok by Rev. B. B. Styring Conn Sunday school will follow lay evening a whist and eld at Sacred Heart the first whist of Both gular and played. Mrs Will be the hostess rist will 4-H club wil day ey mit next o'clock at Co v boy who is a memb ization and any boy wish- 1 jew s o Join is asked lo attend this ongh th o s st Poultry raising is now be t d nity \ Cot W vear being n ‘ | S store, | Ning with the ‘ ;i < Lusi i : i . i ips will b ; 3 Plans for the : | e She bi . 4lso be made a of one o 1 On Ta . Ellol e thin of Pythias 1 not : Jry | hall. Danc \ slie wa i the cuterta Old Electric Railway to No addi Be Abandoned for Road 1o o \ Iria, V Jan, 4 () tric nia, { f 1rs of sery \ o : 0 national shrine of | be held 1t Gro Wash zton t Mount Ver. 1 2 of J dates to tle railwiy u rced. Rev. L. 1% Adkins is side the Potomac is 10 be weetings sandoned 5 Wou Abandonn has been mag i weeks con ot se fewer 10 result o Mount b but s duties niore may there n nany ec hin wrt of 1 by 1 > line’s roadbed is 10 government for th Washington hetween the George memo ' 1 boulevar capital and the home of 1 iy thodis ; were played, wed sident. The road is to be opene us S W .‘ played I:fi:‘lo"" nents. An ¢ ab 5 the 200th anniversary of the ! r nE was spe 20 attended rih of Washington in 132 ing W i A e WILL EXHIBIT PLANS FIRST Plans and specifications ¥ . opgacdl el verorapaihibepita MORTGAGE LOANS built a on wil e in t possession of y.v\ : Up Monday T Vi or inspection by to bid. 272 MAIN STREET contractors w {esire R e T T —— T e R R T