New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1930, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 1‘L'IC\',IJ.\Y, JANUARY 19 WEEK-DAY CHURCH SGHOOLS T0 CLOSE Programs to Be Presented at Final Sessions of Term . Parent 1 friends of pupils o the United Week schools will 2y O] norrow afternoot take (he opportunity 10 sec what pervision of that church it the life and customs of through an imaginary throuzh country. lioutes hay heen studied. collections made o pictures of scenes and o class has made a miniature villag of the time of e This ting -roofed hio ni with jars on their heads on of eastern women of the village well Making of Our e showi fifth grades which Baptist, South. Stanley AN 5 7 o)1 nd are studying Build- | i wristian Character™ will have | tul t zroup worship The third graders throush informal programs of songs Prayers, memory verses, and tization vill their g limpses of the way in which they learn 1o Godl appreciate amd work with Older Punils Read 1 ys Seventh and th grade classe of the school I cir closing s sions Thursday. «s junior hizh schoot prevent theis niseal srade ovigingl essiay pupils on the sul Britain Wenld 1 Not Come liero Hin for th e churc i n group for weekday church school work are the First ¢ h of Christ South Conzregational \uw A .\1 morial inity Method Zion. First 1 ininge Theodore m ) Charles 1 i Estella Dickinson is execulive secr (Gambling Device Case Continued for Week A continuance until next Monday s taken today in United distriet court in the action ainst Prosceu Attorney 3. G Woods, Chicf W Hart L tenant W. I McCue, for tion 1o restrain t whines of T2 O, the case, will be a g next week. He is confined to his home by Carlson Is President Of N. B. l‘nmntc (m P A 0010 Carisant % : and man Fina me x,m. an- 5 100 ed by the followin officers: First viee president. L Larson: -cond viee ident Kusl Johnsor T ron retar “ports that the company had a very guccessful year and that its finan- the meeting indi- cial condition is good. Fr. BOjll(_)\;GKkl 35 Yea In Religious \\ ork Here Today marks the 33th an nversars oi the appointment of Lucy Fojnowski pastor of the Sacred Heart church, as t pastor of the St Stanislaus chureh in Meriden Leve Dr. Thomas Misicki v on pastor of that ¢ luded officiat Polish people in (1 St Mary's el an for the old Myrtle strec Father Bojnowshi,” who was 1 transterved 1o er port, did not me charge of the pavish her until in September of that yea Fov. Pather Misicki, organizer of the £1, Casimir parish which was v Sucred Heart pari of the Polish church i Williamsport, TENDERED SURPRISE PARTY A surprise birthday party was n honor of M on W her homs las . i awarded 1o Misses Lena Szipka Anna Josenhison, Hildur Westman end Anna Welel render and a buffet lunch servel Miss Hennig was the recipi of many ¢ POLICE SEEK AUTO OCCUPANTS St. Johnsbury, \'t 1. 28 (A Police today were sccking the driver of an automobile of Massi- chusetts registry that plunged down -foot cmbankment on the North Danville roud during the night. The machine stopped within a few feet of Slecpers river. The machine was demolished and hloodstains in the snow indic that the driver or other occupants| .. 4 giehurs had been injured. The registration | number was 1 8. CUSTOM FINES LEVIED New York. Jan. 28 (- the largest customs fines ever levied [ \was spending oo miuch in this port were paid foday by Louis A. Schwabacher of S8an Vran. 86,13 and Mrs, ciseo, who paid $7 Frank Vance S city. who paid A fimes on clothing and jewelry they failed 1o declar sumis paid include the fore purchase price. plus duty and a 100 per cont fine for failure to declar Mast On Tallest Building Moorm N YORK PO Plan to March in Funeral Re- gandless of Edict d Katovis, est mass neet eld by communists at Union ollow 1id Communists who e | hatl WENTON ACC Washington G ociety of Civil [ weers, | on plumbing is nd Jumbers who cooperat cau of standards in | prinei- SENATE Mayor cturn from the become administration’s ambassador's ci believed dandon his expected * his b 30ARD URGES ECONOMY D L The| Boston, Jan. 25 (UP)—Equipping called | 0f automobiles with radio sets will State | be prohibited in Massachusctts works ap. tax commission every municipalify to hold down expenses 104 towns yvn‘}‘l&l\a\ 3 5 in | Geore in | vehicles. He con > commission was attrib- | motortst who has a por set keeps his mind on the music in- “due to the | stead of the road town | waaz | MOT(C utab h to careful budgeting but many | | others it was. Two of| OPFICIALS REWARDED of New Yori | 28 (U — | Cleveland's second city miana D716, as duty | 325 to cach of ers who Bzrtll Records t N I i Woods nd M Hiz A son has heen bhorn ¢ Mrs. W. 0. Woolley of a1 Carltor street, at the Hartford hospital. My Woolley is miu of the Cap uick ageney in this city BONDS IRREGULAR; RAILROADS RISINE Governments Steady to Lower— | Gonvertibles Inastive Jan. 28 (P rularly in t Gin ed a few import i or down. 1 vails were firn A Issues West Shors ds Mily North tirst 4 and Wheeling Lako 45 1050 0ne 10 1W0 O on limited turnovers 1 corpany had invited v Iebruar plication 1o issue § Prast \ nd tion of a 2l per cent interest pa N on the New Orisans, o incom nixed and dull. Colovido Fuel Iron 33 rose more t oints and Walworth first advanced 1 ¢ Small Convertible Changze mady 0 e phot Convert s advanc th departn zations ppean 0 lii minor losses and the German azri- points. Smith Annive Also That of 25-Year * weidence in th A society will oc cioty v hen the roup wi mbership vould BISHOP BLARE MARRIES Columbus, 0., Jan. 28 P —Bishop Ldzar Blak Indian rea o t o Episee Grmerly wr in Crandon 1 tituty Rome, Taly, were 1ed h today o e horne Lride’s sisters, Misses Kath hyrza Jaton. I performed by D district superintend in Columbus. REAL L TE MAN HELD rrovidence, Jan. 28 —Accused of | 3 | muleting vietims of $72,000 by trad- in bogus mort €, William cock, 4 Pawtucket roal ¢ igned in the K court at st Greenwich too He firm, was ceret indictm | rective influence ! questioned by irvey Goodiwi prison terms v brou o court on @ cl of stealin Lautomobile three days after his ve- lease from Fairfield County jail where he s d - six onths on similar charge. G was continuaney 1on $50.000 SPRINGEILLD UL Springfield, Mass.. Jan. 28 (UP) I the warehouse of T. She: Inc., on Bay today caused damage estim, $50.000 and request | zave firemen a two-hour battle be- sct fore it was controllcd idministration’s Thowmson, ! contractors” supplies. A nearby re deutial section was threaten the Dblaze but snow on the roc prevented their being igni sparks | MAY BAN AUTO DIOS the state board of publ u regulation submitted W nds Cley Danicl 1. Morgan, former state ator, took the oath of office v {day after an almost unanimous cl nd | tion by city council. bty the republican councilmen Fave a majority in the council. ~ ) CURB PROGRESS IS wanr GROWING DIFFICULT Prices Fase Somewhat—Deere Again Makes Good Gain MARKFT WEATHERY ~ STORM OF SELLING : 'fl Rise Resumed Alter Early Break in Prices Today Wall Street Briefs \ hich develon- HARTIORD PRAINMEN RILLED Deaths Manulaciuring abs” ‘Funerals bt . president and treasure William M. Peacock company, County superio PRISON TERMS QUESTIONED amford, dan. 25 (1) —The co oday when W in- eld tomorrow en held tomorroy o UG this city. cla 3 BLONDE SUSP The warchouse was filled with | RAILROAD VALUATION Washington, | railway’s owned rker, registrar of motor that the | ible radio Commission A LA GRAL appreciation < who extended v 1he death of our b AN NEW CITY MANAGER nd, 0. Jan. 25 (UP)— nany beautiful to- lee- ofiered especialiy Department of % MGH PRICED BORINGS Morgan succeeds William 1. Hop b were | King, who was ousted two weeks ag CHARLES NI YANKASKIE, JULIA WALL!Y CLASSIPLED PUTNAM & CO Members New York & Hartford Siock Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 WARTFORD OFFICE, ¢ CENTRAL ROW, TE.. 31148 Ve Offer: Hartford-Connecticut Co. Price on Application. EpDY BROTHERS & (2 Members Hartford Stock Exchange NEW BRITATN, 29 W, Main Street HARTIFORD MERID 33 Lewis Street 50 SHARES STANLEY WORKS New York Bank Stocks Bought, Sold and Quoted We Also Recommend Eisler Electric Corp. Consolidated Laundries Corp. On the N. Y. Curb Exchange Al Quotes Furnished Over Direct Wire BONNER, BROOKS & CO. New York Chie Bridgeport New Havew Meriden Hartford New Britain Office Tel. 7 55 West Main St. “Investments That Grow” Fuller Richter, Aldrich & Co. COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDIN NEW BRITAIN MEMBERS HARTEOLD M(NK EXCHANGE Joscph M. Halloran, Manager. Tel. 1368 315 Will Now Buy I Aetna Lire Ins. (new) \utomobile Ins. Co. 1 Hartford Fire Ins. Co. I National Fire Ins, Co. 1 Phoenix Fire Ins. Co. Wealthy Hartford investors have owned these stocks for vears—that is why they are wealthy. —_— e SUES TIRUCKING COMPANY Bridgeport. Jan. 28 (P—Mary 1 Hatch, 19, of South Morwall + broken back when his car throwi him ought suit through her guardian on & So 1 = .Cl' PLEADS Newcastle, Pa . 28 (P—Plea ity to charges of murder hter, telonious assault and robbery wer Schroeder and te, recently returned rom Phoenix, Ariz, when v were sned in connection LEGISLATURLE ASKS ACTION W the kil ling of Corporal Brady Abany, N. Y., Jan. S (@) ve today I member of the Pennsylvania ighway patrol. g upon cong DECAMP FOUND GUILTY Flint, Mich.. Jan. 28 (®—A cirs ourts in intra-state ity € cuit court jury this morning returned dict of guilty on all three counts v on pendin, d to curb the power . N inst John 8. De Camp. former i ominissio B3 i » president and director of ouzh rst session ir- Union Industrial bank charged ing. to block ed v & with em’ zlemen abstraction and Tephor rates W ul misappropriation of $20.0% nk fund AUTO BACEL DIt - West Palin Reach, I L N MINERAL RODUCTS GROW Washington. Jan. 2§ (®—Minera) 1 production in the United States dur- 1 1829 was reported today by the |i 2| Depar of Commerce to haves i nerea vearly fen per cent Over DS | 1 lere park | 10« total value of $5,900,000.