New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1930, Page 21

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1930. —m—m POLICE SEEK MAN |(Returns t0 Ny schnt WHO BROKE JA1L Holmes Wanted Tor Sliping Past Haddam Jailer 14 P who escaped fro Middlesex county jail yesterday af ernoon, was beir 1 police from barracks. Holm corridor when cd a side door to bring wood. Holmes pushed anot o against 1 ilor disappeared in Holmes was coms on November 5 from Last ton to wor out a fine of § costs which had been him as a liquor law was also sentenced jail for the of Prior to his Hampton, Holr captured s was exercising in a deputy jailor oper in some imposed viol: to 30 on or. He days ense ar WILLIAM W. WINIREY soon afte CHILD TESTIFIES INMURDER CASE Changes Date She Saw Gladys Parks Near Graye E_Weddings — ZAPATRA—MACHOSKI Ny McGuire, 11 tional Park school girl for the state in the May Pa on el Dorothy and Timothy 1 ldren com called the little w iiscovered Dorothy's sku mination t f defense dmitted she cou had the chum ed by was bric orative, She school ss call Laughter Aids Cures In German Hospltdls l( (P)—1.a i e (s S e 2 ! by happened rather acci 1 A O after a theatrical com Hart- en performance for s’ 1 patients able to na on crutches. “A Jump Into mony” was the farce and it c gales of merriment, many audience having their f months, In many of the cases. moreove the doctors found the effects of the laughter of therapecutic value. Consequ rere arc periodic re such formances, ughter patka pon t will ville, Mr tha iHo; ARIZONA SHERIFFS WOUNDED BY TRID Assailans Kiduap One Offcer— Posses Seek Their Auto rst American ery Armed p searching for and two men who shot and kidnaped a de sherift in Florence last hother stop a woman deputy their wounded tempted to near heve. The wounds cor « »- man o Wright of hospital Flor machine, which tucky licens: ivst alarm fou 1 was received from stating Chapman had iped by two men and a woman, about 30 years old he attempted qu ring owners| the | blonde | whom conce | mobil Wright hree tried to stop | saw approaching at its occupants | | Wrigit | Chapman, | wounded, | chine. Cha n |ed 1o display evidence of ownership |of the car and that while he was |talking to her two men with drawn | revolvers approac 1, forced him into the car, and away. Real Estate News H. Wood 1o Wood, Emmons Place, || Oliver Johnson al, to Guunar | 1A, Peterson, A street, warranty. | Stephen Stachowiak to I\A\ol Wenrer, $400 mortgage, lzuu»n\.gmn |avenue, to hip of stion auto- officers they o'clock, ana ot which 11 pegan shooting. Ik in the abdomen, sparently previously was thrown from the ma- said the woman drove | | Spencer Freder ware; ! ENTERTAIN AT BRIDG ’ Misses Emma and entertained five tables of bridge | their home on street |afternoon. The affair was & bridge | | party and handkerchief shower in | | onor of Miss Anna B. Gours | Bridge prizes were awarded to Mr | Louis Gourson and Misses | Seheya, 1da Levinson, Read m nver ]5 000 ;‘l“"'l): Lh'”,‘,l:* \l‘l\\\]:::(‘;:;'v’.\\ nted with a Homes Each nght at old-fashioned bouquet. Miss Gourson ceived many handke chiefs, including a lace bridal one. She is th ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gourson and will 1 bride of David Ra 3. [Mexico Removes Kick ! miles south of here | refus- | Rose \Il”v\“slrt'r(. who died Sunda Sunday | funeral parlor of B. C. Porter Son: n.|and burial was in Lairview ceme- | . | tery. Sophie | Funice Comiss ‘mm]m‘a shown us during our re- ome the | floral offerings. chkow on I'e V,'l'u‘l In Booze by Freezing | Mexico . Jan. 14 (UP)—After trying for a year to find some| of d ouraging the con-| s on of pulque, the potent “home brew" beverage of this coun- the governmer i a m as mple Col us’ method of making an egg stand on Birth Records ghter wah born at New Brit ral hospital today to Mr. 2 Julius Gibson of 239 Os- sy as son was born 1l hospital last Oscar Nyborg department of health bas Shit kA PR ; son was born to Mr, SR at their home t last night —\lcohol in Radiator Blows Up, Burns Man 1 Landinig of Thorniley street 1 a match and looked into * of his automobile last nig 80 o'clock. Fumes ed, up and ig about the face THO YORE DEATHS IN PARROT DISEASE ordered and Mrs, on 436 frigeratior. i pulque o SUNDAY SCHOOL RECORD Mexico, Mo., Jan. 14 (UP)—For ars, Dave C. Owen, Shi ed himself Sunday morning: © to the First Baptist c blew the Sur ber 17, 18 r missed and since has nev a servics THIEF STEALS SOAP at Icalls, Mont., Jan. 1 much can be particular thie he his sa New York State and Toledo Women Succumb to Fever Johnstown. N ttacosis. or pa death of Mrs. Leor of this city. It v h from this disease re- York state. the moth. Harold Calabretta old Calabretta, Mr. and Mrs. formerly of t eight-ye W Frank of two sband prompt exposc cases of the d in Ne Yonkers other nor Toledo Woman Dead Jan. 14 (B — Miss ousekeeprr church pas- died in a hos- . I5 believed to of who 1 vietim “Toledo’s seco rt Newr f Bos osis, the parrot Mevico Probes Disease co Uity .14 (P 1 t today ordered an inves determine if such a dis - or “parrot dise Lrickson everal cascs of hl s psittacosis Ldward of Edward 5, in South Dakots nce he plac .urop existed here public will L thorougi s o malady s prepared to combat it if Mexico, Have Jan, rickson. . wher a si appear in terson of 5 city. Leen s arrival herc Co. Disease P Girl May to the on f Mary Walker arlson caused ndmot! Mrs Lucian Banaszewshi iwclan Bonaszewski 4 and Mrs. Walter 109 Grove street, last night at the hor of his par- nts «a short Hline : Besides his parents he is survived by two brothers, 13, and Walter Fu o Sta R il ar mceoni- | v old g anas- Y o | Elaine, 1 died | 4 ought 10 be All three persons ndled a \\h“\l ewski of Lo s ame malady it was said, had X parrot purchased in FLOODS FEARED N SOUTHERN VALLEY {Steams Rise Alarmingly—| Government Aids Charles Pethigala Charles Pethigala, aged Henry s died las hor r an illness of months. Born in Lithuania, settled about 30 years ago in hanoy City, Pa, where he was a| resident for 15 years. On his arrival | to this city about 14 years ago he| Aemphis, Tenn, ered the employ of Landers, | Weather bureau forccasts y & Clark. He was a member | stages along the St. Andrew’s church. s and along ti Besides his wife he is survived by arendon, Ark., i John, Peter, Joseph, Ed- alhe Thomas Pethigala, all of in progress dur four daughters, Mrs. Kath- | week continued in Covaleski, Mrs. Helen Kral ippl valley Misses Constance and Lillian | paem lands in Ke ua, also all of this city; a e Eane sthe on Pethigala of Penn-|peen inundated sylvania, a sister in Detroit, and sev- | streams and several craligrandchild lilies have force I'uneral services held L homes. Thursday morning at the | E Takes Still Rising ome and at § o'clock at An- i Rig Lake in Arkansas sill is vis- drew's church. Burial will be in St. | ing, sand bags have been sent the Mary's cemetc | from the United States engineers’ | S offices here and the levees arc patrolled. These levees guard valu- able land and many towns. Iarm lands are under one to five | a former resident of this | feet of water in the Trumann, Ar © home of his son, Joseph |area with the St. Francis and n., of Berwyn, 1(l., Sunday. | drainage ditches still rising. Son his wif urvived | of the ditches are from three to five | two daughters, Mrs. A, J. Sharp | miles wide, The village of Claunch | 1 Mrs. H. L. Connor, both of this | was flooded yesterday, and water is | ity; two sons, Joseph, J with | more than two feet decp on the! whom he had made his home and | main street. The neighboring vil- Bdwin Walker of Chicago: a broth- | lages of Bay and Lunsford also are er, John Walker of Washington, | under water and Lake City is threat- D. C.; three sisters, Mrs. George | ened. | cene of Ansonia, Mrs. Harry| In the Newport area on the Whi Lawrence of Newark. N. J., and Mrs. | river in the same state there is much W. L. Stevenson of this city, and ten | inundated land e Cache river is | grandchildren. flooding in the Brasficld territory. | e e Familles Desert Homes Tamilies in the upper reaches of F unerals || the White, St. I'rancis and Black in | Arkansas have deserted their homes | with no crest in sight In Kertucky the lower Ohio has | T William Tester Andrews, dr. Tuneral services for William Les- fer Andrews,, one-year and nine months old son of Mr. and Mrs, flooded nds near alhoun At Hickman. Ky.. the Mississippl has | William Lester Andrews of Belden were held driven families from homes and lock at the his four | reet, Mr. Pethigala | Ma- | a " (P- of flood | Francis river in | White river were broad- 1l which has the past lower Mis- nd this city; the Arkan have swollen tucky, sas ssee alread by ra hundreds fam- been to quit their will Joscph Walker was received by relatives death of Joseph Walk- | Word today of th flooded valuable lands. Bottom lands in West Tennessee | are under water but the important| Reelfoot lake levees were believed safe. Water was standing in the streets of Iulton, K; and Rives, | Tenn. | Small rivers in Mississippi were | falling but in Arkansas the Tuachita and Arkansas river continued to ris this afternoon at 2 o Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe, rector of St.| | Mark’s Episcopal church, officiated MAROONED, (¢ S SPIRITS Glasgow, Jan. 14 (UP)—Provi- sions, including a bottle of whiskey, were thrown to a man marooned | during a storm in an island on the river Aven, ; CARD OF THANKS wigh to thank all our friends atives for their sympathy and We and re cent bereavement in the death of our beloved son. We also wish to express our thanks for the many o Macaroni originated in Ttaly and | was invented by the cook wealthy nobleman of Palermo. Signed, Mr. and Mrs, bretta, Frank Cala- | tional settlements, today agreed to a | | proced | stitution. being | ¢ | to any of the capital of the new in- ley 1oy | home (Walt Street Briets | STOCKS RECOVER v York, Jan. 14-—A total of $5.858,000 in new securities was marketed day by New York bank- houses and syndicates. Of this 3 ) was in bonds of of New Brunsw and stock. ~ PART OF LOSSES Slightly Greater Volume and Upward Trend in Market hed copper American pared with copper totale | crude oil pro the Americ tistics repor 0 tons in th d copper la now t Steel News T'avorable operating 28, acco W. Straus & o for the y 33.57 compared with $3,827 S, a decline of 1 nformat nted to s will vote el stock from $180 to $1¢ new shaves on a pro rata basis UTILITIES LEAD IN DEAD CURB LISTS .. - Little Trading Displayed Either for Advance or Decline Ja 14 mbers of curb stocks were Turnovers in 1 rvolved only a nom res. U as a a Fire In- 10 on a value of d up a poi or more. score of mor issues to day’s sell 2 points or York fow 1 for a roup. Ay, 108t THI: MARKET d by Put Al Che Am A Amer Am Vo Am Loco Am N Am S Associated point, but howed Otis stocks Cities Se e and Stan- sold off fractionally a point. Tlin Dy e Rayon ral ab a 1 the leaders were dull a only small changes ei Jlevator vielded ere mixed dard of T while Gulf los Line rose one Investment trusts Small declines in Blue Transamerica were matched by | gains of about the same proportio! L& in Goldman Sachs and Lehman. Beth Steel Brook Man vay ady. | Anaconda Co & Ohio &S P 1 & Pac { ler Corp Fuel goley TO BANK SCHENE - German Bows to Majority and Alters Stand Taken &0l Jan. 14 Colo Consol (D who has ean participation of th K in the bank for interna- Hjalmar balking s Er I'a Fox Fre Genl i port e which will oblige him, a3 Aspl a director of the Reichsbank to par- ticipate in the new international in- Ge Mo Goodrich Tire Yesterday Dr. Schacht stated Hudson Mot Reichsbank could not subscribe |1nt Comb, Tin Int Cement Int N Int H Int Tel & Ken Cop Mo Pac Mont Ward Natl Bisc Natl « modi- | N Y Central ution because of changes wh said had been made in the Young arves Today Dr. Schacht met several of the principal delegates and members of the bank committee and announc- ed that he would bow to the will of the majority. Thereupon the German delegation decided to propose fications of German law 50 as t0 N Y N H & make it obligatory for the Reichs-|North Amer bank to subscribe o the captal of the | North Pacif internatlonal nstitution as well as to| pack Mot Car participate in every other Wway pro- para Fam Las vided for in the Young plan. |Penn R R Dr. Schacht decided that this|phipips Pet would cover his responsibility in the | postum o matter and would remove his moral scruples as a patriotic German Radio i Sk A Remington City Items R Sears ash 1t clair ¢ Southe Gas td Oil N Std 01l N Stewart W Studebaker Texas Co ... | Tex Guif Sulph Tim Rol Bear Underwood .. Unfon Pac . | Union Carbide S Ind Al Rubber S Steel Mrs 1. treet W. Ripple of 1112 Stan- has been confined to her since New Year's Lve. She is seriously ill. Mrs. E. H. Anderson of Kensing- ton is spending a few days in New York. Chief Joseph F. 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New York New Haven Chicago Meriden New Britain Office Rridgeport Hartford Tel. 55 West Main St. HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGL Rai 0 Ntocks 3 nks wnd Trust Compaties Tinunce Companies BONDY LIFELESS; SOME NEW 133UES Small Fluctuations in List— - Telephone Group Popular Fire Insurmnce Companies tndemniny oter Insurnce Late, 4 (A—The bond again today, response {0 sol the volume of new z from inte hough i relatively Public 1 tilities oW s 0! rs. ined cent rise. coptions to th on Pacific points to 1 on active a American Edison in good volume, report that tl to float a § s at an offerin Nortl so trad Companies s soon ‘phone Tssues Tifeless briskly, the se: n 4s and . but quota- New York rn E only firm. 3-4 he down & Myers I Central-Michi >, and Montreal Tramway side in- \tos government securi- d moderately active, ) list ruled steady. ted aimlessly, at- tention. was quict and the rates we anged at 4% to 4 5-4 per cent for all maturities. One new bond offering appeared. 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