New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1930, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930. DLICE ARRANGING INTER-CITY GANES New Britain and Meriden Base- ball Teams in Two Contests at police head- Manager de- | i Personals | ek tdans Mr. and Mrs. A. . Hobart of Bos. | ton are visiting friends in this city. Mr. Hobart was formerly ronn(r‘,t“d with the White Mfg. 0. John Sloan, Jr., has returned from a motor trip through the Adiron- dack and White @ountains. Rev. William Ross will leave Sat- urday for a boat trip to the Gulf of Mexico and a brief visit to New At a conference quarters today between Higgins of the Meriden police partment baseball team and Mana- ger Dolan of the local department team, arrangements for the annual series were completed. The first gme will be plaved in New Britain on August 20 and the return game on August 2 Both teams will be considerably strengthened this season and it is expected that the series will be more hotly contested than ever. George Campbell, nephew of the famous “Red" Campbell, and first baseman | for the West Ends in the City league | will be in the local lineup. He was appointed a supernumerary police- man a few months ago. Ference twirler for the New Britain Machine Co. team, and Klukinski, well known in semi-pro circles, are also super- numerary policemen and will be available for the series Shifts in Fire Dept. To Be Made by Noble Several shifts will be made shortly in the fire department, Chief W. J No“le said today. It is expected that ofticial announcement of details will e forthcoming Saturday hief Noble had little com make on the report that Jo! assistant to Master Mechanic wil be returned to a com Robert Smith, one of the drivers, and Moore flflpuf ment clerk, will o be assigned to comparies. S tirely accurate,” hur Olson of 62 after Mrs, Al Orleans. Mrs. Marcus Fuchs and daughter, Ma'jorie Fuchs of Cliffside, N mother and’ sister of Rev. Carl Fuchs, former acting pastor of St. Peter's church, are the guests of Po- lice Lieutenant and Mrs. Matthias Rival of Hart street Mr. and Mrs. F.°P. uunQ of n,w Clark street are spending the we at Indian Neck, Branrord. Miss Ann Wright of 446 Myrtle street left today for Chapman beach Westbrook, where she will spend next two weeks house party. Miss Dorothy Hyneck of Glen street is spending her vacati Mrs. Al Malmgren at the Mal cottage in Old Lyme Mr. and Mrs. A Belden street have returned spending a vacation with Malmgren at Old Lyme City Items Sergeant Flynn of nent to Blair, Burke, Pay your t will be ct The regujar Council of keld tomorrow Red rged in mee will o'clock Ma in Men's 1 street Officer W. P. thony Perazella, street, Waterbu eding on Laborers Have Names Hayes Not Payroll Numbers most reome payrolls d in ment of pu s were the basis of y of weekly wages to more 300 employes of at department. Instead of using n 1bers of desig- nate employ s, addresses and notation to e} married or sing y order of the bo: ystem allows of a more wage payme The evef 1 lic v today were This ough check on was explained (ollectm‘ Has Quarrel. With Store Proprietor New Haven, July 16 (#—Harr Wolpert of New York mnr! on Philipo Maiarono. propr of a combined shoe shop m] dr T store in H n, today to collec bill for $73 Police, in recounting s2id thtre was a baft which soon changed to a battle of fists. a result, Wolpert suffercd scme severe cuts on his face and hands while Maiarono was held 'n $500 bond on charges of bre of the peace and assault Wolpert went back to New with $10 of t lucky to get it grounds. Pay your taxes now and avoid the 1sh at the end of the month 14 Mac ngland, will speak to Rotary club Rev worth, fayden of Letch- the or- the story, of words tom row on tacts.” Yor vstem of con ‘H\, ng in New Ze III',R:\LD (‘LA\\[I'I},\ ADS PERKINS & CO. e JEWELERS RETIRING FROM BUSINESS USE ENTIRE STOCK TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION Stock Consisting of — Diame::Js, Watches, Clocks, Silverware, China, Etc. Goods Will Be Sold to Highest Bidder Without Reserve or Limit. Sale Starts Thursday, July 17 AT 2 P. M. 50 BRIDGE SETS Given Away FREE to the First 50 And Will Continue Until Entire Stock Is Sold Ladies Entering Our Store at 2 P. M. Sharp, Thursday REE & A Beautiful Diamond Ring Given Away Free at Every Sale PERKINS & CO. i JEWELERS 365 MAIN STREET ‘ i Birth Record | Mr. and Mrs. D. C. | Arch street have been advised n[ |the birth of a grandson, Arthu David Penny, Monday to their son |and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Arthur D. Penny of Hackensack, | Penny of 1 4 born at New General ital today to Mrs. Frank Kimball Main street. MAPLE HILL VOTES . WATER EXTENSIONS District Will Continue to Get | Supply in This City Britain | Mr. and | Because of its proximity to New Britain, Maple Hill district will con tinue to receive its water supply from _this city, according to a vote taken by the officials of the metro- | politan district commission meeting last night. All charges incidengal to this ar- rangement will be billed and col- lected by the water department of Britain but the district commis- sion reserved the right to make all installations and repairs as they be- at a | sions Darby from Blue estimated were street, B Hills a cost to be owners. There is vate pipe in this g to proposed pav- ger and Chief aville urged ered laid. Several owners on the street also of the project. West Hartford, avenue about estimated cf paid by props street, ing and ow work Ma property ear in favor Pilgrim road north from Al to be Mountain road to West West Hartford Hartford-Bloomfie Total estimated cost $2,940, all borne by perty ow Also an extension on the same roa form the West Hartford- H line at a total estimated Hartford, to White a total estimated cost of 3 ch the bureau's pro- portion is § Vot 1t due the offices the Chairman F. ided at the meeting. . Approves of Sense of Projects “ But Recommends Changes | Mayor Quigley will read two vetoes to the common council at to- night's mee but will give his approval to petitions which will be cred to cover points touched upon in the vetoed resolutions, but | lure will la on, both introdu Mlynarski at provided for appo cor tee of co work with the e advisabil.ly owners fr on water mai and a second committee to | work with the city plan commission | or a for elimination of pockes streets. | Mayor Qu ipproves both ob- but prefers to have ths m ns concerned make repor's r than have their ro ipted by special cc common council, 1 explain PARKER, CURTIN FAYOR 1CY WALK INSURANCE he resoluti Joseph neil ater & to erty scheme Council Members Suggest Indemni- fying City Against Claims For Injury Alderman Clesson W. Park a resolution tof the common cou nade into t introduce meeting of have an inquir and advisab take insurance damages resulting f sidewalks Attorney William F. Curtin is a member of the claims com tee, expressed himself this afternoon as being ia favor of such insurance as an improvement over the system | of hearing claimants and determin- |ing, in the common council, wheth- er payment shall be made. An ad- vantage of the insurance plan Councilman Curtin points out, is th payment by the insurer to having legitimate 8. e costs pror those cla CHILD FRACTURES SHOULDER Mary Rita Flynn, 6 year old daughter of S eant and Mrs. M Flynn of 715 East street fell while climbing a tree yesterday at home | and fractured h ulder. She was | taken to New Britain General hos- | pital today and is under the care of Dr. George M. Flanagan Harrisburg, July 16 (P—Frank L. Williams, of Buffalo, electa commander of the army legion of valor at the closing seasion | of the convention today. Boston was | chosen as the place of the 1931 meeting. Other officers clected were: Senior | vice commander, George H. Parker, Baltimore, and junior vice comman- der, George §. Farrall, Steelton, Pa. Francis A. Bishop of Retsil, Wash., was elected honorary past | | commander. was ané navy of 631 West| [ clerk today [}URB’S UNDERTONE APPEARS STRONG » Realizing and Short Selling| Show Basic Firmness | New York, July 16 (P—Realizing moderate short selling uncover- ed a firm undertone on the curb to- day. The market turned extremel dull on the small recessions that fo! lowed profit-taking and operators | | for the decline failed to uncover many soft spots. Utilities were firm, yielding frac- | tionally here and there on the tech- | nical reaction “following recent ad-! vances, pool operators were most popular in the specialties, where Aviation Corporation of the Ameri- bid up four po o equal h, but these accumula- Traders Iy holding to a con se and satisfied to take | r quickly Nitrate Shows Increase Anglo-Chilean on arising s which controls the gemheim is to become pa trate consolidation Canada “A,” American Awnam)d “B", Deere and a few other active | hares were quiet and firn. The oils were neglectetd for a selling movement in Mi sas Pipe. which dropped poir the group was apathetic. Shares of producing and refining companies were firm on the news of the sharp decrease in gasoline stocks aggressive, were appare servative co protits rath itrate was bought This company, so-called Gug- extraction process, of the Chilean ni- Ford Motor of e trate Utilities Fluctuate Bond & Superpowe ed Light * and other prominent utilities backed and filled narrowly in a dull market. rican & Foreign Power warrants Central States Electric made United Hudson, and some progress A vigorous ve against nders broke the price a nade partial recovery firm United point, Trens- was freely offered at 2 1-2 per cent Penna. Fruit Growers Banquet in This City A delegation of almost 100 mem- of the Pe Ivania Fruit ers’ association stopped at the on the tour of New for a dinn last evening. - group stayed over night itt. f ce inspecting orchards throughout New England, New Jer- sey and the Hudson river valley. Yesterday they visited a number of orchards in thig vicinity and today are continuing their in nearby counties. The visitors were welcomed to the city by Mayor Several add inspections for record the follow and Frar of this city, B N T this ci W. Kosky both J. J. Duggan. | SU lT FOR fil"l\n FILED m Bis- Mig made defeni- town clerk’s office today Stempien represents TURNER TRIES FLIGHT Vancouver, B. C 16 P — Colonel Roscoe nited States army flier, off at T a. m. today from a f 20 miles south o fh Mexico. zht and hoped to reach Mexico in seven hours Patrick Driscoll Patrick Driscoll, aged o High street, a former saloon ke died shortly after midnight last n at New Britain General hos ter an illness of one He 1 went an operation o Born in Ireland he city about 40 years time later was saloon business Grove and Lafayette ained there for about t and then retired from the long before the prohibitio ment was enforced. Dur year he was employed by Surviving is his wife, Driscoll. Funeral ser day morning at 8:30 at the ho at 9 oclock at St. Mary's < Burial will be in St. Mary's tery. week M Funerals Michael Funeral services for Cookich, aged 33, of 1 street, who died yesterday held tomorrow morning at the home and at 9 o'clock at the Holy Trinity church on Beaver street. Burial will be in Holy Trin- ity ceme J. Cookich Michael J Lyons will be 5:30 at | Math Alkali Edward H. Funeral services for Mix, aged 64, a forme this city, who died Congress. N. Y., will be he row rnoon at 2 o'clock win chapel. Rev. Theodorr of the South Congregational church will officiate. Burial will be in| Fairview cemetery. | Mix Ed r residen H of in tomor- vesterday at I S. Dunn Bull Market Leadership Steps Aside for Time to Allow Bears To Hold Short Storm of Sel]mg I’ n-Am B Experts Regard Caution of | part Lasky | Phillips Pet Downward Trend Advo-|rub serv N J Pullman Co cates Radio Corp Encouraging Rad-Keith-Or Rem Rand Sign — Public Interest Is |ney 1n & & IR Dutch N Y Somewhat Revived B Speculation, as n Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Southern Pac .11 Southern Ry | Stand Brands andard Gas |sta oil cal Std Oil of N J Std Ol of N Y Wirne Studcbaker . Texas Corp | Texas Gulf Sul | Timk'n Rol Ber Union Carbide on Pacific New leaderst 16 (®—The bull T ntly has en- stock market, spell of nasty | today. but the storm of as not particularly violent, rly afternoon the voyage hich to pilot th brie dea hove to weafher Stewart whole, the speculative was inclined to regard | ous attitude of the bull highly salubrious, for the d had a substantial ad- benefit of any notable isiness, and too rapid an e c 7 8 Ind Alco ’ S Rubber \\aha<l; RR More Public Interest ssion houses reported some public p n has been so ob- sional has inspired con- sitancy, although it is the breaking of an im- as the market had reach- ew days ago is usually a pro- ot LOCAL STOCKS iously X (Furnised by Putnam & Co. siderab] argued pasee such ed 4 nal Aetna Casualty news Aetna Life Ins Co . Trade na. Fi of ‘Steel” was reviews opinior report- Steel's com- 14 cents to March itomobile Tns General Fire am Boiler Both &d de posite T placed mill operat city, unchi is publica- the iron and steel trade, change, el, however, aspects, there is expectation of this month or ions Manufacturing § Am Hardware Arr & Hege Billings & Spence om last said sees Copper Still Lower ess cropped out was not e not an Some Peck, Stow & Vil Ruseell Mfg Co he price from Scovill Mg Co . and buyers are said | $tandard olding off for 11 cents. On | Stanley Wo: hand, the weekly petrol- Torrington Co s were decidedly favor- on Mfg Co Veeder-Root : Public Utllities Conn Elec to 1 to be the o eum s able G than 5 production cut more 00 barrels daily to the low- est of the and gasoline stocks were reduced by 1,242,000 barrels Call money renewed at 2 per cent for st time in 10 davs. features of the was Hfd Gas Co com Oils Hfd G early a of New point, were arnoon Jerse active more Mexican L moderately al advanced a little In v trading. Radio and Radio h were also actively turned over, showing little change steady mise in/ theé FFPY‘< h Rebdy e ot o8 psos |\ Wall Street Bnefs T ment 0( afl 1 L to France, amounting to $4.0 009, New York, Ju all Am Com Alco Am & Fgn Pw Am Loco . Am Smelting Am Tel & Tel od in July was $14,2 ed with a 44 fdly 1y rate of period last Balt &Ohio Bendix Avia he fisc 'vujaw, hany's branches arative showings v an increase of Indianapolis, hes & Ohio P& I & “hrysler P Mot umbia Gas ‘om Solvents . s Conn., Toledo Sales to P rtford vear, Hudson Kodak Autolite n June a 148,788 174,586 tons in in t operating income of 1 railroads in Hm' 'o Gold Dust Geodrich Graham Paige Grndy Con Cop Gt Northn pfd Hudson Motor Inspirgt'n cop 1 Intl Cement 69 Intl Harvester & Intl Nic Intl Tel Johns-Manville Kansas iCty So 63 Kresge Co 25§ Kroger Groc'y Liquid Cab'n Rub of all classes of stock of the Van Camp Packing Co., under t ly announced merger p;w Preliminary producti for June indicate that fro 0 to 2,350,000 passenger trucks and taxicabs were ted States and Canad first six months o current survey by Standard Statistics savs. This total represents a de- cline of about 32 per cent f t 3.413.800 units produced in period of 1929, with the J around 39 per cent sr MK&TRR 43 Mont Ward Nash Motors Nat Biscuit Nat Cash Reg . 47% N Y Cetnral . 167% ¥ Haven R R 107 North Am Co . 100% North Pac ... 771 Packard Mot . 14% Co 863 HERALD CLASSIFTIED ADS FOR BEST RESULTS PUTNAM & CO, mn—rflawmzfi.. 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAI'N TEL. 2040 WARTFORD OFFICE, 6 We Offer: BANKERS TRUST CO. CENTRAL HANGVER BANK & TRUST CO. GUARANTY TRUST CO. IRVING TRUST CO. CORN EXCHANGE BANK EDDYBROTHERS &£ (2 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 Stevenson, Gregory & Lo, Members of New York and Hartford Stock Exchanges 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2580 Stuart G. Segar, Manager We Offer: AETNA FIRE and HARTFORD FIRE Price on Application. “Investments That Grow” Fuller, Richter, Aldrich & Co. COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDING NEW BRITAIN MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE Joseph M. Halloran, Manager, Tel 1383 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—its second largest in- surance stock investn Other investment trusts which have published their portfolios reveal holdings of over 8,500 shares. This reduction in the floating supply should render Aetna more sensitive to advance in price when the upward trend of the general list is resumed. We recommend AETNA ' M. L. GORDON & CO. Investment Security 300 MAIN ST. 1118 - 1119 Hartford Phone — Charter TEL. 52 92 We Offer and Reccomend : AMERICAN UTILITIES and GENERAL CORP. B Traded on the New Yeork Curb. FOREIGN BONDY ATIRACT BUYING was the marked ased interest ' bonds coincident General Tone of Market Firm— Rails, Utilities Rise ade mode way 4s rtible ra reported eld lege class, An General Tone Firm 515 were ac heluded $12 cent sinking the Crane com- today ian | at slightly h 5 per an s of