New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1930, Page 29

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1930. o |pulier in the el wien repori Birth Records> | Wall Street Briefs MARKET REAETS In New Jersey Murder Hearing »."iii > o= e L —————————— BUT PRICES HOLD nee but it was fractional as con : = ‘, T Judge Denies Woman’s Charges ot e it cgrlier in the week when reports of PUTNAM & CO Manbers New York & Hartford Siock Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST.,, NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 WARTPORD OFFICE, ¢ CENTRAL ROW, __ THL. 2118 S Fa i S tibles dropped. with International ind “Anacor ines were ok the css stand today Tele losing more thar . [1ast night. A few days ago the com- o GET JAMLS SMITH - ' Doaih e A fex dass aso e con- Trand—Some Stocks Break th the murder of two child he recent adving i oreizn ea - f operations at other proper- —_—— ——— bonds was well maintained and nu- e curtai nt is due to an s the stocks of refined copper between 3 Pl ndencies and January 1 today’s stock Ty We Offer: a complete denial of merous loans added small fractions Gaught in Springield, Ohio ! > usual evaporation in the list of Biorklund of 241 Glen street N New York, Ja dant’s statement that slain one of the child emenis made to Irosceutor ¢ cw bond offer but the market death of her brother-in-law Birkitore o : “f\’w“" e : ford A. Baldwin and read in co peared 1o be Il satisfied with | Peter Kaminsky in Pasadena, Calif. ) = w" i Ik ”.T'» : ; den home, saw Timothy | months' sex f wne irrent week. Reports of prospec- | this city nine ycars ago when e ¢ ) ) A i neing in lef ¢ Rene e wo5iin Ner Lk ord broker charsed with eni. | UYe hew financing includ wtion | he or California. He i R of an issue o ut 230,000,000 by |of < ssian ine \ i g sey i fonin - 0.0 ral of t 1 y Price on Application. conn tock to e 50 a that he | bezzlement of $100 child and then hel today with his di \ the 1 rmed Repu Steel conducted grocery under a fadeet of runn va- Hield, 0., living und su S CREDCBIOT 3 d Booth streets : In other stalements Miss Parks name ington avenue. He was also ¢ e The stoch I i Eeinie Dete vd 3. I ber of thie Musstan Orthodax ehureh 4, D50 0 o0 ek Bload on thep | 7 Syl Claim Woman Killed Both Comstock were on th ' 0 i E { 4 The marke This child and Dorothy 1 i Spri 1d to bring L Disappeared in- October Kaminsky of this city. Mother of Secretary of Y. M. 6. ... M5t Wi | St to 8571 n of Alan s of - would waive ext She is cha EppY BROTHERS & Co Members Hartford Stock Exchange NEW BRITATN, 29 W. Main Street HARTVORD MERIDEN 3 Lewis Street 15 Colony Street irst degr nncetion wit th disappearcd O 1dditio Dorothy., M s lafter investigation of a fler 4 whiy check drawn on the & Swith, of which part was report et : § vealed t dis 1t 4 o'clock in Norwich neering News-Itecor o { s « R Phe 28-yvear-old broker had | Mrs. Wilezewski was born in Po- = i : | letting for comm but camie to this city about oo of Miss It Seymour irs ago P affiliated with sceretary of t . > vl Bociatics of (he Suesed Il art substantis Dose Besides her e L g S 50 SHAR vived by a sor nley; a stepdauga e NEW BRITAIN MACHINE “When did you la vear and while Boplich s smith gave I ! ARl : Ars. wska of New Ha- all o ' ¢ 30 SHARES “At my office in Atlantic City the ekl s T |ece de: s ; ey sl 5 0 h sin fraud ol ; Mrs. Sevmon 1 her daught sId to Leave Office iLa = . 5 8 r nple th ‘ ‘v | ong ‘ “ c been a salesn Jide 1 Kins, in i den tional e i o\ S s died at noon loday at 0 vou know this d PR o P the Courtland Ay iLs ont Cot returnee ki) T e Miss Seymour 5 i ith her sister e s the Years the an ostate. The o i ! Y wrints ws Sn by con t property when their fi passed | BT S & : a on. $he demanded mor told her 1 could not Rose Vetre at an advanc \ e ahe Cntered Activle mto the hiep o relre: mine monun otd awuah- | [00ces Restricted to Poing or Two—Bear Attack in Oils business o ! riends in 1 5 : Win new home and wa Appy fornia author rostreet, died last night I'rancis hospital, Hartford a short illne to have served a in Oregon and to money. She e ar T had sold 1 and that the law- er danghter aken Into on the other side had paid me | FIECH of Pas Lership in i : : “irst ircl of Laria & Sazarino, are incomplete New York, Jun. 17 (P—The curb | ory, rd pted victed of passing cral arrangements, in charge S on, and leading et Bear Attack in Ofls ! ¥ operations against t i rese lea i T We Also Recommend inspired by widespread | r s into the 1 Bought, Sold and Quoted Mrs. Thomas I, Luddy ineral services for Mrs, Mary A Iy, aged 43, wife of Thomas | widow > 1 s daughter in ! o R 5 b IS0 : o 5 e dnieh of 21 lidson street, who died | New York Man Avgues With Wife « v o of Cleveland, | Wednesday. were held this mor % io. Mrs. Dewey Rogers and Mrs, |46 # 0'clock at St. Josepl's chur ehaiak ons Lead A. 1. Hoyt of Spokane, Washingto John F. Donohue, pastol A o e ‘,.” Has Heart Attack. Ghal nd a son. Chauncey S Seymon Galabrent OF e solamin gl L £ the i Who lives in the old family home at | Of reduiem. Rev. John J. Keane I bic board hadian unsoltl York, Jan. 17 (RL=Af LD i deacon and Tiev. James C. Bre luence on this market. Consider- today's — market ¥ Itootstown, Ohio | g profit tak 1 the dropped 5 points and wife when i d col L LA AR Delaa | sub deacon HIDIBLAS B o e lis plea for a reconeil for 10 years Such res as Tlectric Bond & |ltadio Corporation dropped = ¢ As the casket was horne into the < nuissionury of the American hoard Shar f St ki Ll DY } Ade irre reet today Teeh \antung. China, the | €hurch Organist Frank Sullivan | 027 RIV S Worsten Losan| Bo B turned pale i ¢ S v. and Mrs. Al | played “Abide With Me” and at tr B S EHICAN SUDErno e, e Until Policeman Arvives, Then 5 believed prinelpal WD C T SRV F flaa " " A0 " " BB "_JdE . A AN A e e — d fell dead b val o - . D. Heininger of the First leger and his wife. Va % 1 sopavated for Lhves venrs Mr. Seymour point or two. United Light A and | 1 Carbon 4 L[] . Eisler Electric Corp. Consolidated Laundries Corp. : ; 5 R played the “Vacant Chair. b ERE R BN : : 1 stecl, U ) reached 75th strect he —Ga“ Mfll]ey Aga][] D]‘OI]S e A7 i oolok th hclusion of the mass S LX) D) BT poiats in a i e On the N. Y. Curh Exchange and continued talking L g “Lead Kir ight” & ) s Ele f had gathered. Mrs.| ket wis ho r called for policeman N York, ) 7 (P Bor 9 v Sheres los bout Patrolman Patrick Walsh hurried |made unimpressive changes in aren oints cvih, T e ;,"‘.1 I; through the crowd confronted early trading toduy novers I bearers were Jolin Ma. | 414N Territory were also under : Al Quotes Furnished Over Direct Wire Fleger. who turned pale, gasped and |the domestic list diminished, but i har, James Lynch, James Melntyre, | PressUne: | ,“""‘”’_”'?"I"l‘”"‘“_’[ 8 fell. An ambulanece on pro- | fair degree of activity was main- James McNamara, William Tyons | /i 9F L€ ‘»"‘:’I“‘mlf' . I“ st 3 ’ allic nounced dead. apparently of |tuined-in the foreign group whe and Mich Mahan. The flo FEic e e L ooy izsby now | heart disease. most of Thursday's devel- bearers were William Luddy and Fd- | 2847 Hneas 1 e ”"“‘C;W}“ oitils in sympathy } . —_—— oped. Many of these issues offering | | ward rthy, both nephexws of the | o0 Jo t e S8 e ertlin and for st New York Chicago Bridgeport Westerly Man ‘\nalgncd liberal vields are selling above their decea i | high | influence on Newmont and Noranda. | | BYEIE] 0C il i New Haven Meriden Hartford ‘har i rder R L ] 2 Interest was atiracted to the in- | Settlement o gar 1 i . On (,halge“ of Murder he time money market was mor : f 5 s itial trading on a when issucd basis) VU!UNE war. Ameri ; New Britain Office : Westerly, Jan. 17 ;4" — James rates were virtually sta- Rflmamafl K]flg Glfldllfiles TOI ' Burial win v o i eME-in the stock of Pittston Co.. wWhic '1 a4 l : o Tel 6 s 5 West Main St co, was arraigned hiou ors of ing organized to take over ti | 0TI ! s . = 2a A : court today and held fo Iy firmer (are of Governesses : ¢ railroad coul fen t il R 10 , ] i ad coal propertie a week hence on the Tonger maturi il o Albert Speakman o rights o Eric stockholdérs. to Gl e gy renewed at 4 1-2 pe \ i GERREC AT Aloenuices FOR QNSIus RS s hase Pittston stock. The fall- wortally A & v harest. Jan, 17, (P—Ki - 25000 1081 Dot i, ftpg | ing off in new stock issues has cur e. who died yc ay, will be held| 45504 the volume of busin consecration he pla I ~‘;‘” 1 ny it and Allied 4150 fenenlot “Sanctus” Franels Eoin sene vAve| FOWer & Light were sent down a 5 —— N t the *. Porter un Humble and Gu were soft spots ritking parlors and burial will be ! IREaht A Bloeinel lont in Loot \. Ohio, on Monday 1 playe \ / ) / ) THE MARKET AT W P the night of January 13. Dericco ¢ R ir 1 v SUR]] LA e Al 3 ed his cighth birth and donned | lomorrow afternoon a At S, which is the country’s lea A « complaint and entercd a pled ions i, e ofter Mark's church. Rev. Samuel Sut- At Rt of & fow rails found ready absorg.- | IS first long trousers, is rapidly be- | Mark'a chureh. Tev Samuel Sut- | primary market. : ; il \ SaE e ated from the care of goy. Cliffe will officiate and burial will b Industrials Sa; N he hearing will be or Canadian National 414s, Penn- i in Fairview cemetery '8 A nea tion of binding hil over to the srand | evivaria Gold b5, Chesineake ana||ernesses (o the oversight of tutors : Industrialy were inclined ta saz & Kk Ohio. 43 A Pitlshun Probably next summer the boy < E with the rest of the list. Alumi.|AM Loco J 1 2 it blned nd R vE ot Mrs. Marcella Monteferrario e T i b e ) Jorga, the man who tutorea| ¥uneral services for Mrs. Marcel- 3 4 rather inactive of late, lost a few Al vouthful monarch’s father, | '& Monteferrario. aged of 381 ipoints, as did Tubize. Fajardo Sugar, Stanley street. who died Tuesday howerv was traded fractionally |- Tobacco night, were held this morning at 10 | jygher, despite the senate action dis. wconda Cop o'clock at St Joseph's cb erican “Investments That Grow” Fuller, Richter, Aldrich & Co. COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDING NEW BRITAIN MUMBLES HARTEORD SIOCK EXCHANGE Joseph M. Halloran, Manager. Tel. 1383 - = Cincinnati, Chicag d St Louis PHONL. WORK ANNOUNCED | gi,c advanced. Centrs Geo Bridgeport, Jan. 17 (A—Nearly lEnaseea: (halee 1n2ot Lo on 000,000 will be spent 1his year by | Loine e Carol, who renounced his Souther Ne England Tele- S right to the throne. ¥ Southern W LB Pow ht upany bor Droti Toron 1 Nend! of ‘Lhe Fren approving of a higher sugar t tchison : Kfjp & 1'\»1.4'1\ ‘\1< wnd tefephone dssues traded imodull [y njcersity in Walenii de Munte and |90 Keane celebr - Fox Theater A sold up mode Atlanti Ui 3 shion. making narrow fluctuatios t f 11 t 1 o h ass reg 1 en reacted Investm e LS i v has b stified that King Michael e asaclon. m in the proposed exprind ilich) snica il bloplions is to spend next summer in that ased moderately talled in 11 ”, buildl . 5 ost ne P f ¢ 7 s funeral march FELLS OF RADIO PATENTS B poi r Mari? W g (A= ] and will total " 1 el \ irports. Nine are , S ; 3 ik iy p o ; j o the he s \ inow Company of Chica INVESTING FOR INCOME North American Co. telephones to the dia ! s ) | o (he zan |commerce committee today that Gapnst e ablegroniai st documents relatghg (o Vacant Ch ent situation in the radio indus AL I . S S naitiie e ! Hiatheamalics Nave conte Trom fi\ The pall bearers were Guido To- | was becoming intolerable and will bhe complete { the cost of|but others in lonsan ey j satti, Mario Lucchini L 3 Scombinunssseiinegtoid gl £165.000, Under 1 onuhiteiandllsteniy . chini and Reno Be the indusiry and create a mon Chrys! ory » . Colo Tue ! 05 o Nets 107 at the Market Consol Gas poles call for expenditure of about Domestic industrials held firn A Herald Classi 1 advertiser Burial was in r - = S £230.000 Ilinois Steel 4 made another ad-!often asks the cit tion ery ‘orn Prod LOCAL STOCKS . 'fl“» Aero (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) 2 Central States Electric Mrs. Stanley Niedzwiecki Nets About 1270 at the Market Funeral servic f Mrs. Alexan- dria Niedzwieckn ged 3 wife of rance Stocks Stanley Niedzwiccki of 97 Sexton BLISES street, who died Wednesday will be Ll 158 An 8% Investment with Market Possibilities hold emeinongioiene SIS R e e the home and at § o'clock at the|Actna Fire \merican Cities Nets About 10°¢ at the Market Sacred Heart church. Burial wii); Automobile Ing el Bae National Family Stores, Inc. gl s el e e Emil Kraus Hitd St P A large delegation of members of | National Fire .. i Listed on the New York Curb and Chicago Stock Exchanges it e A i e e L R oL et ; sequies of Emil Kraus, aged 71, a|Travelers Ins Co . 440 Int Nicksl 3 Operating a chain of 78 retail wearing apparel Estimated per share carnings will be over $3.50 former resident of this city, who Manufacturing Stocks PRl 1 qhnlnsnn menn & @0‘ stores in 57 cities, strategically located from per share on the Common and may exceed $4.00. died Tuesc night at the home of | Am Hardware .... 6 = 0 Coast toCoast. Made up of three successful groups of stores and negotiating for others. Most suc- cessful and fastest growing in its field. Sales for 1929 (cleven momhs—fiscal year ends Janu- ary 3lst, 1930) over $7,000,000.00. November largest in company’s history. Decemr sales fig. ures, just out, beat November. Net carnings for the past three years of the merged group have averaged better than 12c per share on Common Stock on every dollar of sales. For the full year, making adjustment for acquisi- tions, setting up adequate reserves, and including non-recurring charges, {should not be less than $850,000.00, and may run considerably higher, PRICE AT THE MARKET. A boiled down analysis incard form, together with comparatire figures on chain stores will be sent on request for F. A. BREWER & COMPANY Since 1910 Investment Bankers 42 Broadway, New York City Paying dividends of $1.60 annually in quarterly payments of 40c next due March lst. Earning about 2! times Common Stock dividend re- quirements, after paying Preferred dividends of $2.00 a share. Splendid financial condition, latest statement showing quick assets over 12 times liabilitiss. Valuable leaseholds, good-will, etc., are carried at $1.00. Book value in excess of $19.00 a share, which is close to market price. Selling at the current market around 5 times carnings. 1930 outlook excellent for increasing sales vol ume and further expansion. NB-13 208 So. LaSalle St., Chicago, Illinois (panicd by Mrs. J. Kovel on the or- | Standard Screw Ken Cop Maek 1 o Mont his daughter, Mrs. George Walter | Arrow-Hart & Hegeman 41 of Waterbury, this mo Rillings & Spencer 3 Funeral services were held this | Bristol Brass morning at 9 o'clock at St. Peter's| Colt's Arms Natl chpurch. Rev. Joscph Rewinkle, pas- | Fagle Lock A Natl ¢ 2 tor, was the celebrant of the sol- | Fafnir Bearing Co .. 80 'y Central emn high mass of requiem. Rev. | Hart & Cooley .. NYNH&H Daniel Masscy of La Salette college, | Tanders, I North Amer Hartford, was deacon and Rev.|N B Machine Sl Pack Mot Stephen — Grohol, pastor of Al [ North & Judd ........ : Pern: R ints’ church, was sub-deacon. | Peck, stow & Wil 3 | phillips 1 As the casket was borne into the | Russell Mfg Co Postum Co church Mrs, Matthias Rival, accom- | Scovill Mfg Co .. Pub Sery N J Radio Corp Reminglon It lteading Rep I & S gan, sang God to Thee” | Stanley Works ... and at the offertory she sang “Ave | Torrington ot Maria As the casket was borne Union Mfg Co from the church the choir sang the | Veeder-Root ........ 58% Saare’ Rosbuok German hymn “Home of the Soul.” Public Utilities Stocks Sinclair Oil The pall bearers were Polite | Conn Elec 85 25 1St Gas & I Licutenant Matthias Rival, Assessor | Conn Lt & P 536, pfd 10 S 0il N Franik Zimmerman, Harmon Hert- | Conn Power die . 80 Std Ol N Y zog. Joseph Noe, Carl Noe and Max | Hfd Elec Lignt ....... §7 “ Stewart Warn Noe Hfd Gas Co com - . Studebaker Rev. Father Rewinkie, assisted by | Hfd Gas Co pfd g I'exas Co | Rev. Father Masscy. conducted the [N B G 5 T ‘Tex Gulf Sulpi committal services at the grave. | Southern N 13 Tel 185 | Tim Rol Bear Surial was in St. Mary's cemetery e The funeral was largely attended TREASURY BALANC and there were many floral tributes.| Treasury Balance, $i07 | Underwood | Union Pac Union Carbide Members of New York and Hartford Stock Exchanges 5 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2580 Stnart G. Segar, Manager We Ofter: BANK OF MANHATTAN Price on Application. OQITAWA BUILDING INCREASES Ottawi, Ont., Jan, 17 (@ —Buil was larger tha lys € Yok 20 and previous Woolwo! Yelow [ USE HERALD CLASSIPLED ADS (USE HERALD CLASSIFLED ADS }