New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1930, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 21, 1930. , Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski to Receive New Honor In Recogmtlon of Work In recognition of his assistance in organizing the various church cieties Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski, pas- tor of the Sacred Heart church, w s0- be presented with an insignia of the | highest degree by an official of the | Polish Roman Catholic alliance | from Chicago in September. The presentation is expected to be made before he leaves on an extend- ed trip abroad at the completion of the addition to St. Lucian’s Home for the Aged on Burritt strest will comsist of a gold medal and eulogy written by the national of- ficials in due acknowledgment of his &ccomplishments here. The quarterly meeting of the dis- trict No. 101 of the orzanization was | sterday in South Manch es from practically all attended. Rev. Alex- celebrated it held y er, where delega the branches ander Kowalczyk solemn high mass Bridget's church, after mecting beg: New Britain delegates following: St. Lucyan's society, Pietras, W. Duch, John 1 John Wojtusik, John Pustelik, seph Gworck, Andrew Lukasiewicz, | Stanislaus Plocharczyk, Stanislaus XKozon, F. Duch, lexander Lapsis, Bron Kremski, Walter God- Jewski, Paul Madzinski, Mary Rogal- £ka, Dorothy Iskra, Rose Korzu Mary Janusiewska, Mary Oleksy Mary Kremska, St. Agnes' society, Leonia Milew- eki and M. Andruszkiewicz; Holy Cross society, Joseph Puzanowski, Andrew Rogala, R. Tariska, Martin Malicki, W. Banasiewski, A. Pus- zewska, Alexander lLabienicc, Jo- seph Migacz and 8. Latursk st Aloysius soclety, John Kowalczyk: St. Rose of Lima society, Sophie Ciesielska. Apolonia La and Anna Romejko; St ciety, Anthony Kowalc: Gaj, B. Dul, Andrew Chud dore Wlodkowski, Joseph Kwasnik and Josephine Luty. The next q district will October. the which were icd us nd eeting of the be held in Suffield in Suit for Q‘S 000 Bmught By Woman Sh;ucl\ bv \uto Herbert L. Goodr has been 1 e defen ”1n’ 000 suit brought by Anna based on an automobile which occurred on May 12, City avenue The plaintjff claims that she wa walking along the north sidewa near 50 City ue when the d fendan who backing from driveway, drove into her and s ceived contusions and the legs nd b cause of his that she spent large for medical trea The plaintiff is represented hy At- torney M. F. Stempien and Deputy Sheriff Matth pape ina $3,- Golas accident 1930, on av was re- claims. Be- she clair sums of money , 8t negli e City Items Property owned b Mary Zegarcki on Maple attached today by Con: Winkle to the value of elaim for $474 brought by the Music Co. Attorney Harold J. berg represents the plaintiff. Dwight Eisen- and | 2 Jo- | abrasions on | w Papciak served the | BETHLENEN HEAD'S BONUS 31,623,753 (Grace Allowed to Tell of Per-| : centage Agreement Youngstown, O., July 21 (A—Eu- | gene G 1316 3 in 1929 | Bethlehem Steel he testified today in the suit to enjoin the Youngstown 1pany to Bethlehem. | In Addition to Salary The bonus was in addition to the stipulated $12.000 annual salary to| which he testified last week | Revelation of Gra {tion for last year followe fought three-day legal Attorneys for the C interests, opposed to the merger of |the Youngstown and Bethlehem companies, sought the testimony in support of their conte Bethichem company paid Grace ur warranted amounts, and t amounts were fraudulently ed from the stockholders Youngstown company when ratified the merger last April An objection by defense attorneys to the question about Grace's honus was considered over the week-end by Judge David G. Jenkins and overruled shortly after court open- od today. The court held that inas- ich as Grace 4 his pre onus ar ad been in ef- fect for the alt vears he would b t amount Tells How Is as pre corporation, sale Tube col of eet and s S. Eaton of the they angement h past fiv Works xed ck to th but after 1l a eq 319 per Bristol Police Arrest anul May, Pmd Booze Britain oon to- Bri street ortly h b nt Henr ""fimr Will Tho of the liquor la gallons of alleged alcohol we | hidden his place on Anderson aver New fore Jagl pson 7o xS after rg viola- two re found rrest to where t Drer plac iven by 5 Goot on North ek bill 5 was coming out of near the North Ride s on both cars w The drive led be- no police on being going west lided with od H. Br street as it parking spac nk. Fe damaged. fit = Qu\rlré. \ [0 OtDear/ =) 901! GET (ATt / Grace received a bonus of | sident of | conceal- | ' Birth Record A daughter was born at New Britain General hospital today to Mr. and Mrs. George O'Brien of 219 | ('olun\hxa street. daughter was born today to \Ir and Mrs. James Clinch at their [ home at Stanley street. KGEORGETOWN FIRM AGTS T0 SAVE LIVES OF FISH | Wire Plant Installs Huge Neutraliz- i | | | ing System to Protect Trout ‘ After Many Deaths. | it | Hartford, July 21 (UP)—Polution of the Norwalk river, wr complaint that hundreds | had been Killed last fall, ended by the installation of a pu: fying apparatus a Georgeto | manufacturer, it was learned fror rhn state water commiss Sportsmen complaine h and Game Supterintendent John who referred the coin- | plaint to Water Commissioner San | ford H. Hadhams. Investigation ¥ the water commssion reve the Gilbert and Bennett ( Georgetown wire works dumping chemicals and iron int river. Ar montk OWNER OF PISTOL Man Suspec fed of Mary Baker's| Murder Faces Questioning Washington, July 21 (A—A meet- ginia rged . and gun the shots that stoutly Surrere, ocence, T orney but on the to es that gainst him Campbell, na pistol He rbert M ing had been arranged for today at | the Arlington county courthouse in 7 between Herman Barrere, with the murder of Mary | Campbell, s said by experts to have 1ad said Virginia real es poli maint not he and an a ce info tion to in coule ad ace 4 easily had killed the girl. aining his retained an at- | thres relied on testimony of friends who were with | b day lis npbell the of the He a grudge tate op- ation that arrere. He ess to his have taken after an intensive search, ker's hody w ington N rrevi ed that when absorb- Investigators discove the water was low, the £0 muc of the rive iron Mo ntreal and hington ceme fou tery She was last seen the ernoon downtown Wa by ngton. friends in EFFECT UPON GURB nd neutraliz- and | installed a purifying ing plant at a cost with a £5,000 annual The river is now for fish life, Comm! | said today of $50,000 hig issioner Wadhams i rtained Marion are con al Trust Co. Funeral of Stanley Girl | Held satulda\ \ttcnmon home friend of t interment a Friday ters, Jeanne and other, Talcott New Britain Doctor Held pare Frances; For Wethersfield Court | ‘- Hart 1y ford, July s ari be e of th licemen ways d rs who to grief vigilance ed the high- he press of week-end Elphige A. Messier of arrested in M charge of cam o g Q ough on a ing, followir er and Harry for illegal use of Walter J. Blogo- , for violating | In Marlbor- sky of | nchester Haven and Dr Kirsch ry SUMMER WEATHER * HITS BOKD MARKET Apathy Towards Fixed Income Issues Rellected in Sales in and Gul Star Gas New York o Tt an a point or er, ot showed st or g its poration of three d S 21 (P—Among the | rising n aq An po viel Recession of More Than Point Is Exceptional 4 many of ded a point. s 10ss was ex- vo poi Com 1 Middle nomin o “ities Po point bu monwe nts, the 1ths er & Traction, West al. Central on the pu and Lone two. Wanderlust Seizes Boy, W ho SGIZE: hl\th Time e, ran away f ord ime in two weeks fron vill the town h o1 yet he appears unwilling to remain any 1to h Plainville detention ome in t boy, } to hi place very 1 wve stolen s and New eral bic Brit r own is al- H last week he was arrested for bath- New York J the listed 1 the tate t on a [t ond marl trad y was |1 mmer about what in July or { lethargic was traders exp day ust. apathy towards fixed securities was reflected in | movements and a diminished sales volume, most of the activity ce tered in rails which maintained a firm trend ock privilege bonds uffered from the heaviness of equity issues, The rest of th market idled | Denver & Rio New Orleans, T B, Northern Pacific 4 {vania 4 1-2's were among active lien issues in early and tended higher. Canadia 4's were soft ncome narrow Grar We e Pe t the most dealings Pacific of | t banks with ¢ st and institutions slim prices unchanged. Foreign bonds were s man 5 1-2's and Germ Dawes issues, were mod Italy 7's, and B were firm. South Ameri fluctuated narrowly, wit 6 1-2’s easing, as Argentir | Chile 6's held an upward course, Serbian §'s made a small gain United States governments (uiet, with Liberty issues gaining fracfionally. were tive. were Deaths 1 Marion Nadolny Marion Nadolny, one {twin daughter of Mr. and Walter Nadolny of 112 T | street, died yesterday morning | home of her parents | Funeral services were held | morning at 9 o'clock at the | Cross church. Burial was in Sacred | ‘H:r:n cemetery, old Mrs. ont at the ! day this | stern | promise as and Mexico | Which is J ng in the n e in a Pla ville ant | Traceski Recommends Fine for Vi mlator Discussin = otorists who violate the stop othe costs pay is t Th b omary pens cessary mselves they he proposed chan; of handling the avored a able ou penalty tford and other cities. ant ween ufige iy, for wanted would $2 wi M. D. and $2 with $5 remitted, which ski usually imposes for violators arraig, court to is expected that t be made shortly, e bo fi in e a tHout Saxe's ¢ com- costs wit T Tt to pre he frective ards stop lights and sizns. MAN ATTACKS FAMILY Bra s wife mmer ed to c July ndel h (UP d by ice pic is life by him dow until police arrived unge Both recover. At a woman recently, a since Holy | three ve: well, havin rer his s and He r children, Hnmd Mrs. Brandel's scre Then he tried at g of being ill, dreamed of being well, when he inquest over the s Eastbour: doctor five ago she dreamed, ¥ and wh toda and three children and an end it h testified teeth e ay atta with and T ha n and h on Ot n rted for * Fra neighbo o hang Mrs. Brandel and Otto will ie of England, that h extracted hen en ill she told |, noon, Causing List to Recover. e the Yor the bull into forces € retreat in today's the sto, Ket, interrupting past cen lost June the, up of had groun and late however, dryi modera nce the the be recruits Enbstan demanded than im of forecas but as rmally a I year, th Profit ta forays dro ally 1 to 4 po owever ime. Today's reaction hadowed business month of not met wed was house gossip had pools were extending their hases on scale dow the most pa action of at leas ons might be ex- e of an advance, i} not concerned News Mostly Quiet over the only served to e curre rts generally that retail trade vely well for first of the to report and Ohio in gross op- erati neome per cent from the like month of a year ago. some- what in excess of the decline for the ear, which was 6.4 weelk- which showed a of 5.1 entire first half first half re- to.attest the rel- good company of $1.72 a The recession 1 R y rd Statistics Co. 44 companies to half showed -a drop from last year, of about 13 per Little Change in Money change in the 5 were again r cent offici e ro- at only t2p ported appeared to sses of two ned. Such pool Worth- losses reg: s Vanadium recovered early recorded moderate g 1s heavy trading in Briggs, of the market in this issue to move it on t earnings st week. Oil ard of > 12 losses of the ored favorable e last heavy. Chesap! York Cen n 4. Americ and ee or more. Ele nich a pool is off ne four o lost more t THY MARKET AT 2:00-3:00 P. M. 1,247, Atlanti Balt Ref . Ohio dix Avia riggs Mfg mt & He 1 Dry Can Pacific Pasco Ohio .165% B &ipe & North &P sler Mot ia Gas . Com Solvents Yairn Con Gas NY Continen Can . Corn Prod s Wrt T M St s cm asmn Kodak Autolite c Pwr & Lt e R R Fox Film A Freeport Tex Gen Am Tank Gtnl Asphalt Genl Electric Genl Foods Genl Motors X Gold Dust .... 41 K Goodrich Rub 28 28 Graham Paige Grndy Con Cop Hudson Motor pirat'n Cop itl Harvester Intl Nickel 21 P—Mutiny ( 2 \BARRERE T0 FACE |Mutiny In Ranks of Bulls Puts Share Prices Into Recession as Ad_vaEes Made Last Month Halt | ‘*Selling Starts to Dry Up, | However in Early After- xroge: PUTNAM & CO u-mn-hi amuasuxa..,. 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 Tel & T: Jo -Manville Kresge Co. 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MOTT, MANAGER mpared BORDEN NATIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS than 900,000,000 in during June, obacco Co. attribut sales during the a time when sal er products were mostly in part to “the 2 campaigns o who have s ith in newspaper adve reased appropriatio: that this has been at a ti any manufa cing advert the yel ot rers, with many mor ) per cent. In some amount to 50 and 0 merch pri n- 12 per cent other their ; Louis county of- highway as vetased y commis-