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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, 1930 MARCH 11, COTTON S STEADY: PRIGES ADVANCING Gains of 6 to 22 Points as Mar- ‘ ket Opens This Morning w York, March 11 (®—Cotton opcned steady at an advance of 6 to 2 which some points today on covering d to be combined with L trade and commission house buying 8 4 in the relatively steady showing of Liverpool. May sold up to 14.73 and | the old October to 14.61 at the ‘ hut these prices attracted realizing . ¥ or liquidation, and there may have i been some selling on the 1 open- ing of the wheat market. At any rate the initial demand supplied and < * prices at the end of the first half ' hour showed reactions of some 5 to | 8 points from the best. Liverpool cables said {h had | ’ Y been covering, Continental and Bombay buying with contracts com- paratively scarce in that market. ccording to private cable vices ¢ reccived here from Manclhester, the J 0 figures of the International Cotton Manufacturing Federation placed the world’s consumption of Ameri- | can cotton for the six months of the 3 * season at 7.083,000 against 7,46 for the previous six months period and the world's consumption of all| kinds at 13,202,000 for the first six . months of this season against - i I 014,000 for the previous half year. . Wheat Prices Rising On Chicagu Exchange Chicago, Mar 11 (P—Aggres- ®ive buying of May wheat lifted that month and March ecarly today to T a L well above ye: finish not- withstanding setbacks at the start. | F New crop months, July and Septem- ber, however, averaged lower, affi Hi makers to be placed on the honor ! 1 college of arts and sciences of George Washington university. High Scholarships Win Honors Associated Press Phote wtional law college, igh scholarships caused these two daughters oll of Colt of 1 hey are Geraldine Free (left,) daughter of ree of California, and Edith Brookha L Smith W. Brookl Rep. Arthur M. daughter of Senator | ed Ly bearish aspects of the govern- ment report on domestic farm serve stocks and by weakness quotations at Liverpool 1-2-1 3-8 off. Chicago whi rallied afterward, but crop months showing rela of | Opening | futures with new ive weak- To: at Rutland Decl.nes New. 1 SEAPPROVED Birth Record i e —————————————— 1ilding Boston we te ao- . Corn and oafs were also frreg- | - & 30n was born to Mr. and Mr it with corn starting unchanged |Joh1 Cunningham o i1z e : s subse. |Street at New Britain General ho: drop of 2 c butsubse. |Street at & e quently recovering provisions held | Pital last nigh Aetrusrail firm | A son was born to Mr. and Mrs constructed seph Czarnecki of 200 Smith strect w Britain General hospital to- | . Y day. | 1SS HARCOURT DEAD Dividend On Its btock A son was born fo Mr. and Mr ris, March 11 ~The Paris New York, March 11 (P--Direc.|Jo%Ph Ari Main stre: n of the New Yo nmm- tors of the Rutland rat'ro con. |at New Britain General hospital to- Tribune foday announced the death [} ¢ irolled jointly by the New York |4 1 her Paris home of Miss Ada I Central and the New York, New — ourt, daughter of Vivian Harcourt sl SR of Cincinnati and New York Haven & Hartford railroad C 1 2. oinna A : declared a dividend of §2 !ty tems Napadcndielehiagn SREHmal SRl $ « on the preferred stock, applicable United States. 1o the unpaid dividends, which on £ N IR A mecting of the exec com 930, a o < | o Fashnamouneatio 5":’ | mittee of the Polish Averican club April T5 10 stoclt of mecord ramie [is announced for tomorrow night at s - the club rooms of the elib e SRS a at 04 ad strect. B. A. Grayho he regular quarterly payment| g pregigent, will be in charge o [ of 62 1-2 cents a share on the com- | (¢ b ocuie ™ mon stock of Fashion Park e e : les H. Paight ' ciates, due at his time, was pwsxml‘\ S ot i depariment LGy by the directors at their mecting s,“ l‘o]~ 2 r“' REGs R ed today. The ny, located at|!:%87 o'clock ke Sl ] Rochester mmmmmm‘HO?”:“! u(\h‘;l'v ok ““ 0% 1“\' sl | oven o o st : $ gansEe ol e Thomas J. Cabelus had {aken \l STOCK BROKLR FxDs Liprs | THere was no damage. Uno John New York, March 11 (A—Arth e i e R T T. Selig, a member of a stock bro- | v SUIAT R ineounE g C o [ e e he e eI e U naales auyiliery AL 0., will 't Paulin i, three year Rimeelf in the Hbrars of his home sn | M09 tonieht at § o'elock at the Y. old da nd Mrs. Ra- RS bt et e se sy i 1. nhacl ritain road e =2 orning at the old | 5 : ci . e « i 10 body was found by Mrs. Seliz | Real Estate News bl rl=aGen Hoa Ly ALl T en Jornis ]m" She was born in Middletown but R e toalate R N v ot Warranty ved to Kensing ith her St s RS o M Ethel M. Coe¢ to Louic 8. Jones, parents about two yea o - A emperament & A R SR o, et Funeral services will be held o L | Louic §. Jones to John R. Peter- | Thursday morning at $:30 the T | son, Laurel road. home and at 9 o'clock St. Paul's Lottie imro to Sonia Spalter, | church, Ken Burial will be p I AP P D3 y . Private Sergeant Belden street in St. John's cemetery, Middlet L H 3 H r - p— B Todzia Assaulted Him | _ Mor s e e T Sonia Spalter Nimro, e court wherein Stanley Shrup- | $1:500, Belden strect. @ . vate in the National Guard | Prospero Trancolino {o Dom F 1 was fined for throwing a stone |Filippo, $1,500, Lawlor strec unerais the window of his licuten-| Thomas L. Anderson Burritt occurred today when Stan- | Savings bank, $700, Cottage plac to ask the arrest of| Joseph Galuti (o Joseph Skinger, Tol i . John \yquist \! y Todzia. The private | $100, Clinton strect. ' 2 Al 4 . ¢ the armory last| John R. Peterson (0 TLouie § | Tuneral scrvices for John Nyauist < to the lieutenaut | Jones, $4.250, Laurcl road. ised o Cltyravennc,swho died ant assaulted him. | Louie & Jones to New Britain | Yesterday S i Y f . Ters e | Trust Co 500, Liborly strect. [NeId S atternoon av 2:30 at Bir- ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mabel Hibbard to Savings Bank VR chapel. Iey. Carl Jidicedeen d Mrs. orge Bigge Of |of New in, $4,000, South Migh |Pastor of {1 Swe Betha T on avenue, anhounce he | gpent church, ofiiciated il ; e nt of their daughter, Alice | =\ s ‘ings Bani |Faivview ceme 1 W . to Martin A, Roden, son of | o¢ noy e e the late Mrs. Josephine Roden o [ oo Prank Stanley Quarter. No date has been |~ 3 oy, ¥ 1l vices [ 0 Rt for the wedding : 5 5 SOR oY tar W : Costa Rican Beauty Puts . i e T \ v Foot Down on Costume sunc held tomorrow | Miami, ¥la., March 11 (P)—Scu- [morning ai 7 o'clock at the home orita Julia Salazar, pretiy repre and at 7:30 at Sacred Heart church. “ . tative of Costa Rica in Miani's in- |Burial will he in Sacred Heart cem- ternational bathing beauty pageant, |etory. must be allowed to wear an cvening e gown, or clse the pageant must be Matthew €. Egan 5 P held beside the sad, sad sca, whero ral services for Matthew C. | bathing suits are customary, if she , aged 65, of 27 Harrison street, | | has anything to do with the show. veteran employe at the New Britain | | | _ She laid down this ultimatum to- | yoet office and former athlete, who | day and expressed great distaste for | giod Sunday. will be held tomorrow | 7 Pageant officials discussed hev | g gelock at Sf. Mary's church, QfGtuin fat srent 1ongth, Bue HARUY | st o inl SE Maros cemes FATHERS decided that judging of the beautics | o1 i Ly tonight would be mude on the hasis £ g ) ‘ A | of bathing suit appearance. Nss. . Ella atacantey RE easily providing for the — Py Rl S e adilets Printed Marocain Used Macauley, of 49 alnut sireel, wlio | bort . By setting aside 50 cents to For Summer Silk Suits dicd Saturday at the New Britain $1.00 per day under the time- Paris, March 11 (®—Some printed | General hospital, we held this tested Investors Syndicate Plan. . Yag o afternoon at 1 o'clock in Carlisle, | / muarocain is used for summer silk Ask for folder, “The Money suits by outstanding style ho | Mass. Burial was in Carlis Will Bo Ready.” ' Use coupon, ¢ FECuLsts S e o | 170,000 INVESTORS Block S hilsmrintentneran| Charles M. Boliman | | —————— - cain, in small tweed patters, | Funeral services for Charles M. ‘ Gentlemen: Send folder, “Tho | made up by one couturier in skict | Boliman I 69, veteran foreman ‘ WeneVEWAIliBRIREeRYY] | and jacket suit with lemon yellow |at the Corbin Screw corporation, | - . Sini |silk “blouse and scarf, is among |who dicd Sunday, were held this | \ Lk | the new fabrics off afternoon at 2 o'clock at irwin | Atlieis | = chapel. Rev. Martin W. Gaudian, MANY REDS IN FRENCH CELTS t. John's German Luth- e 3 Paris, March 11 (P—Prison terms | ¢ officiated and burial NV that total 1,000 yea I"reneh metery. | militant communists in j o YNDI( :ATE are 155 of these men, o CARD O THANKS diers, sailors and “militants wish to thank all our fricnds l . . FOUNDED- 1894 ing sentences for avect heit syinpathy and kindness €o 99 West Main Street fenses. The list was put us during our recent bereavement in | S s L'Humanite, daily newspaper of |the death of our beloved wife, N RIS Hip the Moscow movement, when the |danghter and sister. We especially i . $'=°"‘N"{‘;‘l‘""‘i'v"£‘:‘ s 7 |severnment recently pardoned elev- | wish to thank Peterson’s News 1 en communist tators at the | Sto Stanley Rule & Level basket OFFICES IN S1 PAINCIFAL CITIES samo time it pardoned Leon, Dav- | ball team and the Crown Iee Cream | | det. Treasury Balance, Deaths royalist lea BALANCI $10,05 o DANA COURTNEY, MICHAEL CORAZZ And Family, TREASURY CURB IRREGULAR, ' Stock Market Turns Irregular; PRESSURE FASF) Opening Outburst of Buying Soon Puts Ticker Behind Actual Sales Slruggic for Control Fiads Bulls ’ & Par't Lasky Cp eating Down Bears Trading Halts for Day At rninps . Public Serv NJ 95% ; 12:30 In Memory of Taft Pulman co * N¢ York, M 1 11 (P —The g | Radio Corp s [curb market worked irrezularly Some New High Ley- | Ratio-Keith-0 3% ‘;,‘c:m- today in one of t most Reading RR active sessions of (he v Profit . - Rem'gt'n Rand 413 (B pressure brougnt | €IS for Year Reached by | ;o i & s 181 arge scale se into the market R'y'l Dutch NY i but oper for advance | ISSUES. SUTL San Fran 111 fought for control o movement s Roebuck 93 % with a fair meusure of sucgess. TI Sinelair Oil market closed at 0 p. m. rather New Y 1 h Southern Pac than 3 o'clock, in respect to the | g Ar - (er]) ‘m thern R memory of Former Chief Justice 1 op of buying | Stand Brands . William 1o rd Taft ) carried more than two score is- | Standard S 7 | Uttiittes Inclined to St sucs to new high levels for the year. |std 0l Cal .. 60 O itesE e clined to sag. | Trading i wy witii | Std Ol of N J 637 Electric Bond an lling ex- | the ticker falling more 20 min- | gtd ‘ < | dividend, wer firmly | utes behind the marl he : 5 | supported 1t ‘ was ordered closed at 1 Central Stat « Justice Ta whos * poi i fun g heid | Timk'n Roi Ber | W . Union Carbide Call Mone nchanged | Union Taci | for 11 € Call money rencwed, unchan |Utd &as & In | firmer ly cont with indicatior © | United Corp | mat ther onld be maintair Wall |17 8 Ind crud ction las is locking for a temporary U § Real a cold up 1 money over the U & Rubber a wh, Servic use of the heavy|U § Steel ever, moved i r. March 15 income tax payments, and | Canadium United Gas was once more a f the expiration of about 000,000 | Wabash RI [ ture of the gas @ in stock and bond subscription rights | Warner B | couple of poin <, the la t of which s |West Llec : Ii ular ltimore & Ohio iss! | Willys Overl'd 5 a1} Industrials were highly irreguld O the most constr new | Woolworth 665% 657 Ford of Can A d IFokk we of the da w R |in good demar e new O cstimate of another huge de-| HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE [and Warren Brothers stocks ma-l in crude oil production last| : N e 100 heads Deaie i Railroads o the otheg hand, fell bu This decline, coming at a time URE S s on yest 5 when the scasonal demand for oil Fompanies cent favo Cro products is increasing was widely Co and American Cha.1 | hailed as con ve because of the 1 surpl s on hand. | = Wt | 1150 fr- | Gieneral Asphalt crossed 60, and r. Goldman Sachs and Shen- companied into new Co andoah eased, while Interstate Equi- | ground by Atlantic Refining and i Rlnuen .| ties moyed rory | Amierican Republ ianlel panik s S CGieneral Motors crossed 43 to a high level for the ye e € hands ai that price. DuPont, Radio o Timken Roller Bearing, Coco Cola, o FQLHTH{;AL PE‘ANS onsol d Jilm, Warren Brother: Finance Companies nd General refractories were among 1171 Aetna It many other issues to sell at new |land Mtge & K prices for the year. e e L n : People’s Gas, large blocks of i sura omp Pl T . taken out of the market by iny Tns Co 1 Feu sywama GOVErnOXSHID |men rrusiz. was markedup ve ! ; s DOInts 1o a new fop at 259 P % i Auburn Auto Climbs fonsie S L hiag TR ot Auto responded o reports | Mfer Indemnity " and Other 1nsumme‘ D lopmen Pennsylvania | of casing s by climbing five ‘:‘"”m":" political ¥ were ex- | points to a new i pected fo inel the formal with- |Case broke 7 1 . Vanadium drawal of Wi Vare from the el 5 1-2 and ial Rayon 5. natorial v i wunce- | Renew lling pressure @ C [ J Jo L iy m Con ¥ carried that Public Utilities nt Hoover's cabi- | down more than 3 points Hlis Sl b e SR v candida for or 1 low price touched in | Gre h Water & Gas t i "“ m tion gainst | th brealk last year. b . s Grundy 1 Alcohol, Hershey 3 1 : > this of was | ( American and For- Wates! Eower' 6o 5 by William It 1l 2 to 3 1-2 points. Melephone . » wan for Alaral ol lamufacturing (nlmmnln on of a confer- 10,000 shares. | \merican Hardware t Spsliieg ! “mong Ph ro- - American Tosiery o e p n leader, Mr. ket Closed 1 P. M. Today |American Silver Ca Sy I rown, guber- 10 122 m., 1,971,800 shares Aot B s S s al ¢ \ fac- | % High Low Arrow-H & 1 Boc o, pfd 1s. 100] 105 on 1 s wdelph ard Air Reduction 140 137 A t leader Allicd C'h 70 Do V ily had | Allis Ch [i T his | Am $614 phy ould an-|Am Bosch Ma ¢ nour \wal hefore re- | Am Can . st tnrning t in Flori- Am Car & Iiuy da today Davis stated that he | Am Coml Alco’l 2715 110 would nounc his car acy in|Am & ¥Fgn Pwr 901, Pittsbu probably today and it was | Am Loco 2 45 understood that Vare would ask his|Am Smelting 3 ri to support rown | Am Tel & 7 ticke s run- | Am Woolgr ni itorial | Anaco 1 York | Atchison 106 Atlantic Ref .. 461; 1 Zovernor v Ohio .1191; threc wtle, with Aviat'n 457 : Gov 1 I i 1043 third ¢ 16 g & 15 Eri 2815 2815 COBB'S DATGHTER DIVORCED sh Term, cm 467, 46 teno, Nev., March 11 (UP)— |Cal'm’t & Hecla, A 4 Pr 1to 1 Reno tod M Canada Dry A 2 Elizabeth Cobb Chapman, da Can Pacific 5 of Irvin Cobb, had a decree of di- | Cerro De Pasco & 6015 vore rank W. ( 0 CMStP &P LLEY L9pera s on g mental | Chi & N'rthw™n St Fauclty u v 1 at W {Chi Pneu Tl ¢m 3 1 14 York on Fehruary 12, 1424 CRI&P 1171 Chrysler M .« a8 Columbia Gus 5215 1oy Cong'm-Nai 169 16 tUon Gas NY .1187% & | cvontin'tal Can 6S'5 G7's [ Corn Prod 945 0y Curtiss-Wr't em 127, i : Dayv Chemical 3 0 Del & Hudson 1 IZast Kodak 2. Elec Autolite .104 Eldc Pwr & Lt 75% . e e : Wall Street Briefs ox Tilm 5 0% A I'reeport 374 A Gen Am 10514 New York, March 11 (®—Tod nl Asphalt m ¢ N new security offerings include an is- Genl Elec ... © of $14,000,000 preferred stock of Grnitionds . 1 the Standard Oil Ixport Corp.. Genl Motors .. 45373 i1 07 $12,500,000 preferred stock of th G ' ' Alleghany Corp.. and are among Senl ; : t large offer G ek ma Cidden o ot . . - \ce the crash in the stock t Gold Dust Wi it 443, last fall. Practically all of 10w odrich Itub 451 48 45 | ofierin nee that fime have 1 R 10| bonds or short-term no Grndy Con Cop 567 | e | Gt North pfd T A Several independent siecl prod Hudson Motor 2 i ers in the Pittsburgh district ha Luspirat’n Cop 247 115 wdvanced the prices of black and Intl Cemer n zalvanized sheets for sec d i Intl - Hary 9315 delivery a ton s 1015 - 5 69 he Westingho Air o, i A ; A is reported to have 13 cent Kansas Ci S% A 1; | more orders on its books | IKtesge (€0 ... 32 % nt time than at this time | Kroger Groc'y 411 ] | Lehigh Valley 741y 3 — Liquid Cab'n'e T LER Coal Age reports tha war Marlin-R'kwell h weather during the greater par Math Alkali 5% February resulted in abrupt slach- MK & T RR a4 | ening of business in the bituminots Missouri Pac . 97 ceal markets of the country. and Mont-Ward 4538 A5y % | that the announcement by a nur Nisit Motors .. 48 % | ber of leading operazors that wint Nat Biscuit § g | prices would be maintained until | | Nat Cash Reg 78 | May 1. instead of April 1. ha i N Y Central .183% 56 far o in the market or | Associated Press. Phot AR IEOLR . jmdes ue North Am Co 18 i —_— - Northern Pa 33 Experiment in Owens Glass % O | flax in Beypt 1 Glosle Gordon ot Now York ‘anj % < s [ ful that it may e | @ stroll along Miami B |native variety. PUTNAM & CO Mazbers New York & Hartford Siock Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 WARTFORD OFFICE, We Offer: Hartford § Inspection & Insurance Co. Price at the Market Steam Boiler EpDYBROTHERS £ (2 Members Hartford Stock Exchange NEW BRITAIN, 29 W. Main Street HARTFORD MERIDEN 33 Lewis Street 13 Coleny Street We Offer: 50 Shares Landers, Frary & Clark 50 Shares Aetna Life Insurance Securities 300 MAIN TEL. 6119 - 5900 We Offer: UNITED FOUNDERS (Listed On New York Curb) HINCKS BROS & CO Members New York Stock Exchange 55 WEST MAIN STREET TEL. 6505 We Offer: UNITED FOUNDERS At the Market. L FOREIGN INTERES AIDS BOND I3SUES Rails Lead List in Short Session —Other Prices Firm Costume Jewelry Shunned To Allow Better Sun Tan March 11 (#—Costume has lost its popularity with sun bathers because ‘t streaks where it prevents the in from the skin, As @ result costume jewelers show almost no beach jewelry for coming summer. Most of their is. jewelry cminine makes plays are intended to be worn c 1 ankles, where jewelry is in R el ach beauties will ‘weke 1§ is around their ]Y’H§ instead of American dollar honds thieir necks. RBraids and twists of juotations on tho: s¢ multi-colored glasm and woo lay's market. Muc o heac are chic touches for the sun £ nclud « TR T AT LR T CRDME GROWS IN PARIS State and Be Parig, March 11 (#—The annual Rails Lead List pol ropo shows more violen:ze, domes! . n arrests and reater use of od sessio w0 T'here wer 24.000 street the ails, which contin 1 m Paris and the suburhs o 1ke progres: Chicago & North- we n Gene 4 and 1llinois « ral Wes cach T aning Tower of noved up a P t of the perpén- ral 4s, ( lv,‘ dicula York 18 General T Railter 6o Explorer h firmnes: high of 90. Lowe il Thea- Mon- Shubert ly to was mpressive, | firm. Shell Union Oil &s were active and higher International Telephone Converti ble ind New Haven 6s rallied more t n point Howeve the stock privi division was dull with turnovers small and most of the price changes narrow Governments Quict Listed United States of which is now nonc selli discount, were dormant. The trend was upward on the few salcs ap- ing during the carlier part of the two and a half hour trading period offerings included a $12,000,- uc of Baldwin Locomotive X Works. threc-year 5% per cent gold s notes at 94 1-4 and two s n wnicipals EMPLOYES STRIKE SHOE Lynn, 2 March 11 (®—Tour ¥ hundred employes of the Iederal Shoe company struck here today - cause the ma ment had failed o Associated Press Photo sign a new agreement with {he workers, as agreed upon last k.| Elizabeth Steen of San Jose, Cal, | Twenty-seven other firm will rch for a lost tribe of Indians ed the agreement. | in jungles of Brazil,

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