New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1930, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1930. Part of Leg to Be Grafted On Arm (j, A. R, VETERAN BrokfiHIn Accident 16 Weeks"Agoi IS [M[] T0 REST Ahout again after having spent. 1 in Grace hospital, New Haven Pdward McKeon of East Main street 18 been assured of recovery from an accident which occurred in West Haven last October. He was driving with his cl tended out of the door of the auto- nobile a truck swept by and smashed the clhow so that the joint was brol AL nt the cibow joint is body and vart of the | oW ex- from atted on bony > e t in his the to have 1o pply tissue I the hospital gan- rmand if it tluid invented he would have had ) to amputation Mr. McKeon was forn ployed in the circulation der of the Herald 160 HAVE ASKED ASSESSHENT (U7 Board of Relief Holds Final Hearings of Year Tonight re since | to em ment councluc g a cssion 1l hourd of relief wiil convene it for the last hearinzs ol this year, and will t up the various arguments offer pport of more t lower s Many of e alternoon, the toni 1 fou appeals s of th ached prop will but lierc N0 ARRESTS HADE IN THREE AUTO HMISHAPS Skidding I+ Causc of One, While Intersections Contribute to Other Minor Crashes. As Louis Siskir U drove out of ol after truck by Hazopian o wa one driven 1 135 Wilco norther at at going in a Tl crossing railrond gates down Hagopian's car was not damaged hut Siskin's showcd the effects e hump, Ofticer A, C. Walinczus found n for police action. by Bruno 1 Earl am collided at the in Main and Stanley 5 o'clock yesterday slight damage ine Gutowski driving « in Tlust at th rid s an south same Peter MeAvoy ts were made Officer W. . Strolls re United Coal & Wood ven by Bdward Del Last Main street skid a Connecticut Power pole in front of 1402 S anley street out 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, s the right side of the ! no dan to officer found no cause lias about ternoon owsk Lusing. S mac 15t in Stanley street according 1o s report. No speed Co. truck inge of 605 and struck Co. 5 e 1e pole for Wedding Anniversary [ Observed by Perrys | ;\Yv‘fr | anley ! 20th A surprise rday in Teddric party of of was giver honor Mr. q vy The ¢ ion wiversary of their double birthday ived many nte gold wrist of zold or. wus the and Y erry f china, My picees o watch and i purse IPorestville clections and A supper was scrv- Tondon this cit fore 'iano ndered re e and ts over t Thomas of New London Mrs. Perry had as their eck-end, My nd muels and children Roger ‘-SigERequisilion For Alleged Murderer tford. Jan. 27 (#) Erncst i 1 a requisition on the the retu ho 5= held nd who i New Haven ol der. in_connection o! Dominick Zito of November 12, 1820, Stanley Giannelli of New Haven has been appointed an officer to ceive Brown and convey him to this | state. | 1 -Licut. Gov- | pgers has signec governor of N¢ Arthur nton the i ernor 11 N police of muy- the death Haven oi wanted by L cl with New TLike any other business, the Her- ald Classified Ad dept. adve | hence, these little readers, | | | John Iozoski « | Brite | Greenber, Birth Records hter was encral nd My Lincoln A son Jam dow al hospital today A son wi At New yesterday Hoffman Lorn hospital Arnold i was bodn to f 147 New [ ritain ¢ avenue at ) Thorni t New Britain General hos day Graydon ( M son was to Mr. and Mrs Plattsburg, N. Y son of Mr. and of Chestnut on Jar son was horn on J and Mrs. Dwight Stag of Mr. SWift Tiouse Lobert Mot on Jar Miss Ma Mrs. ford Mr HOWARD PROMOTED - AT BANK FLECTION ) REFUSAL 0 BUY STOCK MAY RESULT IN SUITS si5isa2s Imvestors Who Cancelled After Market Slump Leporte lacing Litigation. to repor dered the slumped It stocl while I stors, th was said sone ock and t orced 1o sel completed cal iny aceept houses wer in cased, to idents hi ndan in Lrooks & Co. Bonner 1 City Items Applicatior Tias been made by 24 Willow strec o 14 Willow colored. The from 1 sent there from Pl The police of Da 1 Luca Willi Rowe, for a numbe vears night clerk at the Hot ley cuperating ran I of te police wer od Stepanick, 16, inville cour notif ope I we is 1 the homce Mrs. M. W. TRosen of Winthrop strect are in Ne for two wecks. Mrs. John A, A cet was tr in Genera! re of avi on an icy ity 1 Lospital for ¢ Coast Guard to Hunt For Mis London ol it ordered 1o be on the for fis boat Azery It. Leblane, w has not been heard from Friday. The bhoat was last n late \fternoon fishing cast of Block land Notice of her was received here last night and New TP Guard ve on ol fookout since immediately flashed to the patroling | solomon i service vessels. ENTERTAINS T'RI Anderson of 1 entertained nurber at aw party at her homo Friday cvening were p refreshments served was a feature of the tainment. Those pr Dorothy IPengler, Mary Maxen, Emn NDS Mi Games evening's er sent were Ritner, Saunders, Bea sokolik, Anna Sa Kendall Foster, Morton Maor fred Anderson, John Brophy, Reckenberg, Galtona Lifolo Lrnest Carlson. @homson, 1fenn & Co. Members of New York and 55 West Main Street We Offer: Hartford Stock Exchanges ator's lice Main strect. < | military _| Mahon, Orders yday aped t of of relatives in Bridge- sing Ves r th hich | last that I disappearancs wis of Tast yed Dancing Mter- Tda Lucille trice Otto and New Britain Phone 2580 Stusrt G. Segar, Manager Connecticut Electric Service Price on Application. R R L A R PR SIS A R R T A ‘Solemn High ass and Militay . Ritual Mark Fuperal a which he foug companicd omrades between the Bluc honored botit by {he urvivors and | the Grey and | and a good e by portion of the city, Michael Me- a5 hero of Antiet vior of the colors of t Connecticut regiment of the was laid to rest ti Mar | populace ot Y, rry corning in § To the s ed on the cran drape betore 1 Meml kel members of s hore the ca The Civil Thomas Mull oot e ke organ at St. M John J World' t was borne Org of the nist k. Jame 0 tiv derson, H H. Carroll oleiin high mass o Schultz and Foster 1 St Patrick’s ol of Iun William T Concep- of Waterbury, as dea- sto Wa rhury, @ nati ngton it lative o il ey th church Lev Mary Thom Taho! M tor pa of Ma progr; music Mr. Orga MeMah e of Mrs john an, tenor, and Cor o Jame Martial proper Use Music as from G oada 1l Connolly Maria.” At the r song of that ars vas tolled i to the rtory, ren- M iile at t ensa- Teuti Ground 1 chim of th Crean reo Tonight was n pr dered the soldier “Taps™ being borne vy of the IS Mrs, 1 10 a fet wa rende 30 automobiles, con- nds, admirers officials, hurch tary orteg L the retery. onorury firing v tain 169th funeral scrvi W also grave We T iy, C es in the was in charge . rrett and was com- v Acting Corporal Kenneth privates were Anthony Glenford B Charles Frank Mazza, William and Joseph Conforto. Martin conducted This detail Ma Danicl Fat) comn 1 services. As the cask the the s being low ree volleys rang Taps” was sounded by les A. Embry. MILITARY FUNERAL FOR WAR VETERAN Obsequies for E. J. Coogan into out Sugler Che meral ser Cooga the past tw Wt (h il o vears, who home of his par- ind Mr John Coo n of Main strect, held z at 9 o'clo th John the J. Laden, L solemn hizh mass of {vym“m Rev, Bdward V. Grik | tor of St. Andrc church, was dca- {con ana Tev nislaus Nalewajek were at pastor, cele | was sub-deacon. As the \urch casket Mrs. Kathleen “America” | oftertory rendercd At the conclusion of the nz “Somu Day" sket was b ) Mrs. M raret Remington Nist, played Chopin's reh Members of | American Legion | They were Francis [Hiam McMur | George Bigge, | William Fisher. | were Idward |e Crowley and at the die Jesu.” mass she nd the : church the or- tuncral | Sweet m liddy-Glover post, pall beare Loughery, Wil- mund Stack, James Clynes and The flower bearers and Frederick Con- were The firing squad consisted Corporal Joseph Zippo, Stanley J. Wolinski, Ale or Jane per W. Mason, Ired A, Cor- duno, John THackett. Michacl Sulli- |van, Frank B. Costanzi and Bugler Umberto A. Sarrceno, all of Com- | pany 1, 169th infantr: Iev. Father Grik cominittal services Burial was in St. Yard Conductor Killed In Fall Across Tracks New Haven, Jan. 27 (UP)—James ssidy, vard conductor for New York, New Haven & He railroad, was beheaded by a ht car today when he slipped nd fell across tracks,at the s Hill freight yards. assidy, a veteran of seven years service, left a wife and four chil- of Private conducted the the grave Mary's cemctery angelist. | was borne into the | Broken Steam Main Shatters Many Windows New York, Jan. 1 steam main burst in CIMf street | ear Lower M hole Fulton strect in today, tearing diameter in the tossing cobblestones chbles A column hattan, ter and a feot « | abo of feet into the air nearby build A policeman st was thrown to the nd two other police showered with dirt. Police ency squad and sumimol but shiot sever and steam 1ding ground en serves an 10 ambulanc one wa T jured. [ Deaths Mis. Anna Anna Flanagan Guinin Flanagan Grift ick J. Griftin, dicd last ilom 9 Fairvie Irelan ountry at an carly a n this city for 1s born ¢ lome trumental in parisi Hoox Flanag: John Flanagan t Hartford a N Iuncral servic at 9 o Burial Miss Aun ML MeCarthy < Ann M. Me Allen streq Carthy att graduated fror Britain Senior High schos eploye for McCa Mrs, Fur morrow ral mard Berkowitz rd Berkowitz aged 3§ died sudde wis the o €t on Har Berkowitz, prior 1o ran in the in the ki on vas a v Wo and rop He had for the rved n of an+d Tephere sident years n Berkowitz sur d Abraham, Morris, 1 David Berkowitz: th Misses Ethel, Libbe anl Evelyn tz and a sister, Mt Sumuel Waskowitz of this city Funeral services wer afternoor reth synagoguc and Aaronson cond Burial was in B in daughter held yester- Isracl Tep Rabbis Jess Swartz serviees. red Thomas J. funeral of T held this o'clock from Co t and at 9 seph's church. A of requiein celebrated with Rev. John F hue, pastor, celebrant; Thomas J. Lawlor M churc deincol tev. John ib-deacon aind Itev. Pat- rick's chur master f ceremonies The pall MeMaion vons of council, K Matthew M 4 ioin representing of il and MeNar Luckey Flood omas J. Flood niory t $:30 lic al 15 Pearl o'clock at St. solemmn high m, Jo- e Coffey Hartford, of St as Michael Daaly kil the tichard e were rop! rep- resenti Balk- ing Co. The was and there ings. A teleg | the offictals © baking concern expressing sympathy tor the family. | IFathers Donohue and Coffey con committal Burial was in St largely attended many floral offer- as received were s, pas- | il services Ma | ducted | the grave. netery Brayne Mrs. 37, wife o Mrs. Georg: Funcral serviees ayne, aged Ridynaol died Thurs 1oon a Saiel Sutelifie of for Anna George who atter Rev court cld this liome. burial copal chu was in Lairview cemet Mrs, IFuneral ser Elin Anderson, aged her home with her Anderson of 50 Commonwealth avenue, werc held this afternoon at 2:30 at the Iirst Lutheran church. Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist officiated nd burial was in Fairview ceme- tery. The p: ¢ berg, John Nels Andrew Berlis John Kalhere were Emil Lars ber Anderson Johunna who made son, Charles 1. Johanna Elin ices for M hn Sand- Anderson Charles Olson and fower hearers Arthur Kal- on and CARD O' THANKS We wish to express our fecling of gratitude and appreciation to the many friends who extended condo- lences to us in the death of our husband and tather, Thomas Murray. For the many heautiful floral offerings we are most grateful, Our thanks arc offered jally (5 the Stanley Works Mutual ¥ fit Association, the Mill Social club of the Stanley Works, and the a> counting department of North & Judd Mfg. Co. MRS. THOMAS MURRAY, esp | MISS IRENE MURRAY. I 1 . | Alo:n | from | at | STOCK RECOVERY " CONTINUES TODAY ot Steel, Copper and Food Groups Begin to Show Advance ew York, J ction in ending California for Janu (el | of th Keys is retiring as presider Transcontinental Air Trans- port-Maddux Air li and will b succeeded by J. dduy, founder of the Maddux operating o! the west coas covery in level of trading Christmas carly perio New leader: brought eral row prices wit} al system Keys will board. several month become chairm guritles was i 1 today by Ne | York banking A syndicates Of this amount $10.128,080 was ir CUD PRCES IO, T Deere, With Gain of 45, Leads . 7 General Climb Today then dro 000 in new SN copper tory traders her stowly S ared 45 poi odd lot purchascs to ment secmed le stac sion of tha 2 5 had been more 68 a sharc. Artific ouner the Tubize cdged lison rose but the ma advanced up ority 1 actional progress. Ame er sold up a point, t n. Middle t lc pport Associated cun G best show opent 178 sold dov Inland Steel ¢ rallied srou last i Saturday's closing Utility Holding m lich carrfed it to Oils tended cek’s prod Californ Gulf Humble advanc mou ' disappointing co corresponding p there wa roints i BONDS INPROVED; RAILS ARE ACTIVE -~ | Attention Believed Turned Back {0 Seasoned Securities Coppers started arly a Gra upward \nacond: nd Calumet in n0o Ker ona bel One block of dir de- Motors own by arly trad- shaok off suggesting new finan- point York improvement w )s in today"s and utilitie of their lcthargy, t assimilation of the d progressed to attention would be shifted oned securities. United ments were firm and Chrysler THE MARKET (Furnished by AT ere 3 & Dye rican ( 1'ore Loco rather active Utilities Rise Slightly ns of about half a point re trom buying inquiry for American Telephone Collateral and De-|{Am T benture 196 Consumers Power | Alil 5s, Utah Power & Light 5s and two | A three other utilities. In the rail | At group, Nickel Plate 41:s and Lake Shore 3%s sold up sharply on small orders. There was a larger accum- tion in Atlantic Coast Line 4 | New Chesapeake & Ohio 4! | ngton 4s, Wabash 31 & Nashville 4s General 4%s neraly firm t carriers, selling 1 Suga | Tobacco . conda Cop or Balt Beth =5 | Brook & sisville moved a s hi arly d of off n¢ ials were yielded another while in the low priced teed 5 1-2s lost more and Iisk Rubber $s about a No American Cement 6 point Cert thar convertibles were American Telephone 4 points with the sto | Atchison 4 1-2s gained a poir selling off. International 1 sligh | rose Fox Iilr I'reeport. Genl As] Genl Elec Genl Motors Goodrich Tire Hudson Motors L STOCKS hed by Putnam & Co.) Tnsurance Stocks Bid alty . 150 Ins Co Aski21 General Hartford I°ire | Hifd Steam Boiler | National Fire .... Phoenix T Travelers Ins Co 13 Manufacturing Stocks m Hardware 1 Mont Natl Natl C: N Y Central 1501 NYNHG&H 1 North Amer. . 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We Offer: UNITED GAS CO. PRE ERRED and COMMON STOCKS FREASURY BALANCE tell New Britain— fied Ad dept.