New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1930, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 14, 1930. Veteran School Te After Service of 37 Years Here‘ Miss Elizabeth M. Welles of Lincoln street, one of the known kindergarten teachers New Britain, has asked for, and been granted, a permanent vacation, and has retired from perhaps one of the longest periods of teaching | of any teacher in the city, a matter | of 37 years. She was granted retire- ment pension by the State Teachers Reitrement board Saturday Miss Welles always taught ergarten. She started in high sehool building in 1893 remained there for three vears and then went to the Bartl chool, where she t®ught kindergarten for one year. From 1897 to 1900 she taught in the Burritt school and then for three years taught in the Emith school. For six years, from 1903 to 190 Miss Welles was at the Monroe school, and then, from 1809 until 1916 she taught in the Monroe and Northend schools. One in full time at the Northern school fol- lowed by one year in the Smalley and Lincoln schools, and then from 1918 until 1 she was at the Northend school. In 1923 Miss Welles went Rockwell school. anfj then from 1924 until last month taught in the Lincoln school. One of thie interesting things of note in Miss Welles' record is that she had no year out for iliness or travel. She stayed true to her early ambition—to be a good kindergarten teacher, and she ambi- tion for hundreds who were taught by her are now bered among some of the business men and wom Britain. 126 best lund- num- leading in New Bobby Cruickshank Wins $10,500 on Jones Victories Rew York, July 14 (A—Bobby Cruiskshank, the wee Scotch P"fl(fxr sional Bobby Jones playoff at Inwood in 1 first open championship. 500 through the Atlan victories in three tournaments this year Cruickshank, who ify for the tournament at Interlachen Saturday $50 last April on Jones to win the British amateur crown. the British open and the Unjted State open. Bobby's triple triumph rought Cruiskshank $210 for each %1 of his own inwvestment. Cruickshank placed with brokers in London to hear from them sho Girl Attacks Officer After Hearing Verdict New Haven July 14 (P—A 50 day Jail sentence imposed upon her day didn't please Mary Walker, 14 in court on charges of drunkenness, breach of the peace and resisting an officer. 8he showed her disapproval wi‘h a hefty right hand punch to the Lead of Court Beziliff John M Queeney There were 120 pound behind the blow and it staggersd McQueeney. It took four policemen to subdue Mary Last night Mary Patrolman Fisher between her tee down feate won the nd wager expects Contract for Borings In Bridge Work Awarded Hartford, July 14 (P—Judge Ray- mond A. Johnson of Man chairman of the committee 2ppoint- ed by the last general assembly to investigate the need and advisability ot an additional bridge across ‘ic Connecticut rive today awarded the contract ing test b the Kenn Ic., of New The pment - borings will be brought to Hartford Wednesday night by boat and will be placed in position Thursday. FOREIGN EXCHANGE York, July 14 (P—Forelzn exchanges firm. Great Britain mand, 4.863; : cables, 4.56%: 60 day bills on banks, 4.54 1-16 mand, 3.937-16 Traly 6.23 7-5 Demands: for mak edy York N dema Belgiu Holland Sweden, 26.586 Switzer! Spain, 11.59: Portugal, 4 1.29 7-16; Poland, 11.25 vakla, 2.96 7-16: Jugoslavia, 1.77 Avstria, 14.12; Rurania, 3 gentine, 36.50; Br- 49.35; Shanghai, 100 Great Britain dollars; conts 36.34; Montre others in YALE TO GET $1.741,194 New York, July 14 (A-—Yale uni- versity will receive $1,741,174 from the estate of Otto T. Barnard. bank- er, it was indicated by a transfer tax appraisal filed today Mr. Bannard, who died in Janu- 1929, named the university as a residuary legatee of his e which had a net value of $3.375 He left a bequest of st valued at $26,500 to Colgate university, Ham- fliten, N. Y., and other bequests to the Russell Trust association of New Haven, Conn., two New York socie- ties, and 25 relatives and friends. 5 CONTINUED Stamford, July 14 (P) al of Stanley S. Peters, and Eliery G Peckham of this city was continued to Friday in city court this morn- ing. Peters is charged with practic- ing medicine without a license and Peckham with practicing natur- opathy without a license, h is tree in bonds of $1,000 pending trial. Associated Edelectr Company The Board of Directors has declared the following qua: terly dividends payable Sep- tember 2, 1930, to holders of record July 31, 193¢ Dividend No. 22 $6 Dividend Serles Preferred Stock—$1.50 per share. Dividend No. 13 $6.50 Dividend Beries Preferred Stock— $1.62% per share. Dividend No. 8 85 Dividend Series Preferred Stock—$1.25 r share, payable September 15, 1930, to lders of reeord August 15, 1930. M. C. O’KEEFFE, Secretary. July 10, 1930, : PARENT-TEACHER the old | and | to the| — Birth Record A son wag born at New | General hospital yesterday and Mrs. Joseph Dubois of nam street. A son was born at New neral hospital today to Mr Emil Larson of 47 acher Retires | | Britain to Mr. Put- ani Mrs Trin CONFERENCE OPENS 200 Men and Women at New Haven Meeting Today Personals Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Emmett land daughter, Grace, of Monroe Newil Haven b oulyt 1A1UP =g street, and_Miss Grace Smith are on th 0 men and women of Connsg- |20 auto trip to Canada. ticut and other New Engla today attended the opening session | of the Parent-Teacher conference | neld at Yale under auspices of | the summer normal school g T 5 S ate board of education, a _|have been filed by the following { . Mrs. Leslie Watson of West | prank Marchese of Inwood, N. Y., f‘:fl;‘[?r:, of the Connecticlt. |anq Lucy C. Alderuccio of 53 Cherry b street; Frederick Konizinski of 156 opened the conference and 56 : ; ! Gold street and Helen F. Borowski ; s M ¢ e feboyeo of 308 High strest Ohio, who organized He is principal of the 3 Tilden Refuses Pleas To Enter Tennis Match Junior High school i a noted educator. Late this afternoon Dr. George R Paris, July 14 P—The last pros- peet that Big Bill Tilden would consider his decision and play with Wells, professor of hology at Hartford Seminary foundation, was the American Davis cup team van- ished today when the veteran chani- to speak on “Mental Hygiene in the mai ing his Home." Associated Press he CTtsr-Items of the Sp eti vder pari at city and The days, nent c uss the cache TENTATIVE HOUR - SET FOR FLIGHT “K of New Haven” May Start Long Hop Tonight Roosevelt Field, N \' — Tentative yplane for f posed of Wilmer Al Van Ryn Jr The actual line-up for the i zone final matches with Italy week-end will be Doeg. John Martin Lott, lison, Johnny and Geo: tak flight to- ayers took took ip” gle for nd P. Peed, chief pilot clearance papers for today OIL FIGURES 14 (P—F] ASSALL Yor ou Saturday and motor big groomed 0il com- they are th to show fact Plans a small 1 ove for Ha would b inor Austry pe- by the two load it Parker to Recommend West End Fire Hou<e Alderman | will present REPORTS INDIGNITIES Washington, July 14 (UP)—Inves- tigation of the nities visited sson a been s and the o jected by 1 taxation until last year board approved but the voted negatively. th nefal eons! Funerals Be Mrs. Rose Ellen Johnson Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Ellen J n 75, of Milford, vho died home of 125 Children Present At “Revue” Rehearsal About 125 children attend the first rehearsal of the Kid Revue,” which will esented the Strand theater nn ager Jac Ruth Rehears m Mar ass o Rey requ Missouri w As t h Mrs orzanist oday Ma played Grieg’ rtory a that he oss, Harold 'n(np'{\ hea Cloudburst Strikes in Heart of Providence Providence, R. 1., July 14 (UP)- A cloudburst descended upon th's city shortly after noon today, flooi- ng streat llars and the ground | ficors stores in the downtown s tion Damage. estimated, would run -into thou s of dolla Westn Weybos were 1t Whiting held Pe- aged 53, of 92 who died Friday, were 1is morning at 9 o'clock at § s church. Rev. Joseph Re celebrated ,the solemn el was ster, Dorrance sett streets veritable tim ¥ hort cor Father Fortier was sub deacon As the casket was borne into t Mrs. Matthias Rival, acco panied by Hilda Bru sang the Gregorian mass tertory Mrs. Rival sang and as | the casket was borne from tha [saeleer: |church she rendered “Nearer My | i ’ God to Thee.” | MEARS FLIES TO HARTFORD It Field, L. T, July 14 (P— Mears and his pllot | poril Reuthier. Gide hopped off Gk Zaillicr ; for Hart uh‘w: : Bl 5 er Rewir T vra:v"ru;n Sl il ’”“"’l“ Pratt & Whitney arys They planned to ret tomorrow and would ti they sald, to begina rou | flight as soon as wea were favorable between New and Harbor Grac rch fered from heavy heavy downpour was by a stift shifting wind that impossible for pedest bour, Edward C David Marco ry Brown, in the Henry J onopla in St cemete plar ght or e ready, ~the-world r conditions York relatives for their kindness shown us dvring our recent bereavement. The Family of RLO BARAGLIA. CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. John William Chap- man and family of Percival Avenue, Kensington, wish to all rela- friends and also lodge, Daugh Alex- Sons of George, B. fan and American Paper To the kind people who hard to save our loved TERPRISE TEARS SAIL [ Newport, R. L, July 14 (® —En- terprise tore her mainsail in the race | today with the Weetamoe and with- The Weetamoe, which had won four of the official races to d rmine the defender of the Ameri- can cup in September, withe later. Yapkee was leading Whi wind in the other match race by a quarter of a mile, A mile wind | worked so was blowing. ones. For the kind expressions of | 4 sympathy extended to them during ! 3 their sad bereavement and also for ‘-‘SL HERALD/ CLASSIFIED ADS.lood angd floral tributes. ank bors, N Eey ives ne rmony \dra Co the Goods Co. Britain | The pall bearers were Joseph Ar- [EURB PRICES KEEP %Professnonal Operators Become TOUPWARD TREND Leading Shayes in Oil Group | Make Fair Advances™ ¢ York, July 14 (A—Although | the curb market was in no hurry to | step ahead today, prices maintained the upward trend that developed late last There minor and brief intervals of profit taking, | but the recessions proved to be mostly nominal for the list displa stance when around week. were ing levels. active and firm. the group made ding so advanc n a point in although it later I tandard of In- nd Houston (new) improved. Utilities Gain in the utility favorites were to a point or two, but the layed considerable vital- n Gas & Elect oreign Power war- & Share, United erican Superpower made good PrORTess. Northefn s Power ed half a dozen points. The widest swing was 78 po 1 States ctric convert issue. als mustered u strength. Driver Harris sufficient demand to bring rise. American Cyanamid les Bement Pond, American ", new, anad Technicolor g firmness. In the group, Newmont rallied 4 . but Consolidated Mining and g, another inactive, slumped st transaction in some time. was again offered red a new low at overing moderately. renewed on the curb WARKET FEATURED BY DULL TRADING Tnterest Centers Chielly in Num- ber of Convertible Issues P america and tou New York, July 14 (P—Dull trad- arked the opening of i's activity in the listed cet, and the sluggishness of ovement was in marked ith the strength displayed Sk A thin market developed in prime Iroad bonds whose climb rovided the leadership for the for- fixed i s on the New York There was s of | steady e in evid torest a new bond ce trast last it exchange last week Hie rally to r ues idle cen- principally in convertible fs- h were in d at high- s as equity issues for which they are exchangeable made a good showing oa the big hoard Trading Stays Quiet The volume of trading was about on a par with the duiet se of Saturday ng sec stock nce. on Atch wer Heavy trading deve! son convertible 4 1-2s which up more than a point Ohio ¢ 1 s. and 4%s fes to a lesser estment Missouri Canada 6 ern Maryla an upward course Canadian National Railway 1.2's, Chesapeake Corporation Pa Waba=h 4 1 p it Rock Nickel {'s w onds arn changed way re i Forelgn List A mixed moy utility issues, 5 1-2's and Colr tric 5's easing on American Telephone Gas and Electric 5's held firr The foreign held firr Chilean 6's, Japan 5 1-2's, It were active and showed good tional gains. South A were dull and irregular. United States governme neglécted American T. & T. Earns 881,671,847 in Half \ear New York. July 14 (B — ri Telephone & Tele today repor months ende ings of $81,671 sha Firm list eric equal to § 143 847 on an average of shares outstanding d period, compared with $8 or $6.15 a share on an average of 13.028,807 shares outs first half of last y ncome for the q last was $41.2 LR compared wi share e precedin WOOL AUCTION SALES London, July 14 (P—At auction sales today 9,266 ba of which 7.000 ba There was a full atten oday and a better se which met with the hom d « Competition was keen merinos at higher pr were o atd tion good from onti- rental buyers for finc BOXING BOUT POSTPONED Spr 4, Mass., July 14 (@ Rainy conditions today post- ponement until tomorrow of the scheduled 10 round |tween Jackie Brady of Syracuse and .Harr) Mason of England, here. cause night bout ‘Efforts to Bid Up PrlceS‘ an: up posit in Serious On Idea of Anticipating Expected Autumn Business Boom Par't Lasky .. Phillips Pet Public Serv N Hampered by Profit Tak- Puliman co | Radio Corp ing of Cautious Traders. Rad ool Rep Ixn & Roy Dutch NY Sears Roet Sinclair Oil 14 (P—Profes- 12l operators appeared to be toy- v with the idea of | Southern Pac expected autumn |Stand Brands by taking a bulB|standard Gas today, giving the |Std 0il Cal market a cheerfu! |Std Oil of NJ contrast to the blue Std Oil of NY a week ago Stewart W'r bid up Studebaker profit rs who of wa ing in bt the in ticiy turn W in the sha were cau- round the decline, abe good nd the list as 2 whole mad-: and Union Paei o end pro- “ 1 1 vd Gas & 1 vited Corp S Ind Alco 7 S Rubber TS Steel dium St'l Wabash RR Warner Br Pic 437% West'gh's Elec 143 Willys Overland 61 in- Sy WL ELE business p clues to t week's patently ntly pro- o encouragement o ady ices for ma riters were ¢ weeks, ‘ LO('—\L \TOCK\ (Furnised by Putnam & Co. Insurance Stoc! One large sta- dvised customers irther drastic decline: inlikely; the situation did ng for stocks on ad- r gu iets, a to be pred commodities a bottom. firml apitaliza Wheat began th which was encouragi Business news was fairly tory. Amerfcan Telephone first half earnings of $5.71 a aga on a ion in the same period of . Great Atlantic and Paci- 2 ss satis- a $6.15 smaller Sty fic reported a gain in June sales of . dic good of ore a than 8 p Week-e ate abnorr cent over Ju low retail st and the hegin for fall goods at who ally collections ry tandard Scr Wor inq sale. sta Ger eratély. THE Am & AT At At alt & Ohio Davy Ch Public Utilities Stocks more | Hfd Gas Co com Car- | Hfd Gas Co d | Httd Co and X B Gas American Tobacco cal, Worthington P gained 4 to Active pool favorites ed to be Radio Keith an I — m, which rose about thr Y BALANCE ir points and boa room $2 60 ther heetic tradir Gas ptd son Tel two prominent ican cific, Best, 'n Eastman, DuPont ich stocks as S Teleph Tk g 14 Telepk Cooper-Bessemer Corp. of Mt Ohio. ma s of gas end es and essors, today gross tes Steel A ral Electric MARKET AT 2:00-3:00 P. M. Total sales to res & Fdy Alco Fga Pw Smelting m Tel & Tel naconda yison 1 Ref 54 211%, 493, than cons of 1928 Avia at stesl op. curr erations foriins ast week tis Wrt emical ec eoc Pwr & e R R x Film A F'reeport A 1 Pub ferv Gold Dust ysler Motor st five mont Hudson Jo Kansas City Kresge Co Ma M Mont Ward 38 % Nash Motors 3 3 5 Nat Nat Ca N N +Pan-Am B ... iquid spirat tl Cer i 021, a de sales year and its sub: were $3 from 16 last Sales of t hns-M aries for Groc'y th $4 Cab'n’c th Alkali 3 K&TRR ger METAL York. Ju electrolytic on steady tern Pennsylvania do MARKET Iy 14 (# spot and Biscuit No. T Cen Ala irth Am Co 29.37: fut North Owens Glass .. 2 New Yorl Zine qu % | future '4.12-4.15, 75. Quicksilver 12¢ Pa ast St kard Mot » 1 1 " whnYcrlOBanfwdShd&flnp N 31 WEST MAIN ST., Nzw’nm'rm . TEL. 2040 WARTPORD OIFICRE, 6 CENTRAL ROW, *; TEL. 21148 HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. Capital Stock Bought and Sold EpDYBROTHERS 8 G2 Members Hartford Stock Exchange NEW BRITAIN, 29 W. Main Street HARTFORD MERIDEN 33 Lewis Street 43 Colony Street We Offer: 25 Shares American Hardware 25 Shares Fafnir Bearing 25 Shares Landers, Frary & Clark “Investments That Grow” Fuller, Richter, Aldrich & Co. COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDING NEW BRITAIN MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE Joseph M. Halloran, Manages, Tel 1368 Aetna Fire Insurance Company United Founders Corp. and its subsidiaries, one of the most prominent investment trust groups, owns 15,000 shares of AETNA FIRE second largest in- surance stock investment. Other investment trusts which have published their portfolios reveal holdings of over 8,500 shar This reduction in the floating pply should render Aetna more sensitive to advance in price when the upward trend of the general list is resumed. We recommend AETNA Shaw & Company MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXGHANGE ~ New Britain National Bank Bldg. Tei. 5200. Bernird A. Conley. Brayton A. Porter. DIRECT PRIVATE XEW YORK PHONE CANAL 4517-8. We Offer: Gray Telephcne Pay Station Co. STOCK Stevenson. Gregory & da, Members of New York and Hartford Stock Exchanges 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2580 Stuart G. Segar, Manager BROOKLYN TRUST Price on Application. Ivy inn vester- that continued % raid was large crowd Magistrate G. I. Eweld \mcK in H1~ lecnatmn T 1se CHECR CHARGE CONTINUED ued until next 4 the hope of GOFFE RILLED tution at the s onth arging similar will be served late FARL MIsS LLKINS GAGED 14 York, and East ounced today enior at Harvard marriage will take TOLDS SUNDAY DANCH