New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1930, Page 27

RAILROAD BONDS REACH HIGH LEVEL Istore on North street. The chiet |fixtures involved in a bill of sale Carrier Issues Make Their Best! Showing in Weeks New York, July 25 (P—Railroad bonds and a few other high grade | issues were accumulated today at the high levels established during | the past three weeks, while second- ary issues suffered from neglect The activity which developed yes- terday in the listed market to en- @bls carrier issues to make"the best showing in several weeks was view- €d by bond men as a distinctly en- couraging factor. Banks were un- derstood to have added large blocks veloping among private investors for fixed income securities. Individuals have been slow to turn to long time investments and the quiet strength shown by the market has been due to the support of an institutional | | market was almost completely lack- | ling in injtiative, either one way or |the other, and not even ths normal- | |19/active utilities turned over in any | aartinsburg, W. Vi character. Another factor has been the weight of new offerings which has been partially removed, with | bond houses experiencing less &if- ficulty in disposing of new financing. | Bond offerings for the week end- ing today totaled $73,737,000 a&s compared with $85,700,000 last week The large volume of utility issues was a feature, the largest being the $33.000,000 Texas Electric Service Company issue placed on the market today. Several municipal issues |league of &merica will hold its an- Fluctuations of Point or Two ©of bonds to their portfolios and | bond houses see a better inquiry de- | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1930. City Items | Confessed Slayings James Manning has transferred to Joseph Sara the contents of a which was filed yesterday include one show case, one cigarette case, a card table and 10 chairs. The Lithganian American National rual outing Sunday afternoon, at Bridgeport. Al the corps of this society from Connecticut will partici- | pate. CURB TRADING I UNUSUALLY SLOW Exceptional at Opening | New York, July Trading in [ m——— {eurb stocks was lifeless today and s price changes inconsequential. The -ated Press Photo Associated Press Photo | Declaring his wife was no longer |able to care for them, Taylor Hott, volume. s | police that he killed Fluctuations of a point or two children, were exceptional in the earlier hours is three small | Among the few stocks that varied to Recruiting Sergeant |such a modest extent were Eastern | States Power “B”, American Gas & | Leaves Hospital Army Electric and Tampa Electric, all ta! Sergeant William Bullock, army |ing an upward trend. | recruiting officer in this city for sev- Despite the favorable turns in oil | eral vears, was discharged today brought the total offerings for the |production, including the announce- |from New Britain General hospital day to $33,730,000. Find Ready Response » Municipal issues have experiencad | @ ready response this vear, enabling | many cities to obtain ‘additional loans for financing various projects, | Dallas, Tex., plans to float a $3,900,- ~000 bond issue next month, and Cook county, Illinois, will sell $2,- 500,000 435 per cent corporate bonds on August 4 The outlook for railroad bonds to | Tise above the highest level of the | year established in the March spurt | has been enhanced, bond men say. by the ed strength they have shown in quiet trading. With the improved tone of stocks sonvertibles also have been aided. On the day's movement, Atchison 414s gained more than a point. and Bazltimore & Ohio 43s and Chicago and North- esterr were active and Par were soft. A good demand Jevelopel Wfor | Canadian Pacific 4s, Big Four 4% Colorado and Southern 4%s, Great | Northern 7s, iliinois Central 4 Nickel Hlate 4135, and St. Paul of 1975. Great Northera 5%s were strong. Chesapeake and Ohio 43S which sagged 1% points yesterday | more than recovared its loss. \ Besp grade utili French and German issues provided most of the activity in the foreign | group, Japan 5'is, and Italy 7s| made fractional gains American Telephone B8 and 5%s were active at higher price. International Te'e- hone 58 and Detroit I were firm. United States governments were quiet and stead MANNING BROUGHT BACK Thomas Manning of street was brought back from Chi- cago, IIl, by Sergeant Thomas T'eeney today and will be arralgned in police court tomorrow on the charge of non-support. The trip from Chicago was made by train in 24 hours. " | moving from the curb list one of its | ‘Cnrnfim Ttalian v and forcign is- | s continued upward. 7rading in | |agreed to reconsider the matter. ison 5s | | that he shot himself and then threw | | the pt NGBt | cal police are investigating the case. | balloon on his roof. !1" ka, who was murdered last spring. | ment of new curtailments in Penn- |after having been under treatment | sylvania Crude, the petroleum shares | Since early Monday morning when did nothing. Cities Service, the usual | leader in volume, was exceedingly |nis home, 2 South Main quiet | taking gas and poison Industrials and specialties man- 5 aged to hold their own. Driver Har- | M ris moved higher, but such recent| New York, July (P—Call favorites as Ford of England and money steady, Anglo-Chilean Nitrate were stag- |rate 2. close 2 nant. Deere, American Tobacco| Time loans easier, “B,” Technicolor and Walgreen 1-4: 60 days 2 1-4-2 1 firm. Mining shares were dull. |2 1-2-2 3-4; 4 month United Founders continued to |months 3, 6 months 3 1-4-3 1». creep but the investment| Prime commercial paper. 3 company section was on the whole | Bankers' acceptances unchanged. colorless. National Investors was days 2-2 | heavy. Marine Midland, a bank CRUSH LONG GLOVES stock holding company which has| Paris, July 25 (®—Long gloves applied for listing on the big board, | for daytime wear should be worn improved fractionally. Transamer- crushed down at least two inches ica made its debut on the New York |below the elbow, says a male dress- stock exchange today, thereby re-!maker of influen most active stocks. | BROWN, GREEN FOR SUMMER Paris, July 25 (P—Midsummer mbles which an impoRant dress CARNERA TO GET HEARING |« Washington, July 25 (UP)—Primo |house is recommending for wear at heavyweight will be |race and garden events at fashion- given a hearing by the labor depari- |able beach and country resorts are | ment next Monday on his applicatiin | cool green organdy or Swiss em- | to remain in this country six months | broidery set off with hat, shoes and longer, it was learned today. e focalctitons ool fore: The boxer was permitted to enter | AT S the Unitad States last December “or BOY PUNCTURES TIRE: |a six months’ stay. The labor do- Castle Ashby, Eng., July 25 (UP) | partment rejected his original appli- | —Johnny Wilkins, 5. amused him- cation for an extension, but now has | self at a community picnic by punc = old hat pin SHOOTS SELF IN LEG | E e Walter Velicka, aged 17 years, of | BALILOON CROSSES SEA | Willimantic hospital with & bullet {—A toy balloon released at Catter- wound in his leg today. He claimed ]] m has been returned bwmail from M. J. Israel, 107 West §6th St., N mantic and lo- | York, who wrote that he found th ol Wil Velicka is a brother of Mary Ve. | GOLF IN MEADOW e Killay, England, July 25 (UP)— Amber is not a stone. Tt is the | The peaceful siness of herdir petrified resin from certain trees. |sheep was beoken for Arthur W Eaeh gallon of sea water contains |liams when his arm wag strack and 0.2547 pounds of salt. | broken by a golf ball YOU NEED ho 1enGEr *ag 1010 HATYOU MAVE AN FAPENSIVE ot « A MID 236 MAI\' STREET street is EASY street to the feet in Enna Jetticks (W Sututy The VOGUE SHOE SHOP T a\Il4 M Did You See It at the VOGUE SHOE SHOP Thursday Afternoon Equipped with radio, tele- phone, modernistic wicker and plush furniture, baro- meter and shi.p's clock. At the rear is a room for car- rying the Enna Jettick Shoe Samples. SUMMER ‘SALE NOW ON OPP. THE MONUMENT Personals Mrs. Anna Razaitis of Star street had as her guest for the week, Miss Anna Miske of Bayonne, N. J Birth Record A dagghter Britain General hospital today Mr. and Mrs. Albert Basney of 259 | South Main street A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bradbury | street at New Britain General hos- | Roberts | [Miss Baum Broadcasts | Pleasing Selections {listened in on Miss Grace 'Baum of | Were content to rest on their oars | Rad.Keith-Or vesterday afternoon |and let the stock ma when she broadcast were privileged to hear a 15-minute | | recital by that young woman. Baum, who has sung for many thou- | sands of people in practically all the | Atlantic Coast states has a powerful voice with a range of tone and volume. “Loch Lomond” a popular Scottish | contessed to| e and several German se-|a cteady to firm tone mo DETECTIVE RU) Fairfield, July 2 mobile driven by Detective Haven police de- struck Mrs, negro, of Bridgeport, ed from a trolley car. Witnesses told ) Gill passed to the left of the stand- he attempted to commit suicide at|Ing strect car and struck the wom- reet, by |an as she was crossing in front of Gill took the woman, only slightly injured, physician’s office and reported the Fairfleld polic 2, ruling | said he was on his way to New York™ on official police business. PIONEER LITHUANIAN SETTLER PASSES AWAY | Andrew Lewisky Dies After Long Ill- S INTO WOM. {the trolley. 2; 80 vh\n ness—Was One of First .‘ler‘ bers of St. Andrew’'s Church one of the ian settlers of this city and prominent in Lithuanian activi- first Lithua . 11 Rhodes street, after an ex- He was born Lithuania but s city more than 37 years He was one of the first mem- bers of the St. Andrew's church. He was affillated with the St. An- | drew's society, St. Joseph's society, and the Landers’ Mutual Aid socie- ty for many years. 15 years Mr. Lewisky was employed as an elevator operator at Landers, During the past turing 40 automobile tires with an | »sides his wife, he is survived by | two daughters, Mrs John Aukshunas 1 Ann strest was brought (o the| Chatterham, Eng., July 25 (UP) | 0% of this city and the United States Deaths . Jennie Firot ¢ Haven last night after a short Funeral services poned until Sunday, e in this city. O S e L Funerals Joseph Callegari servicés for 35 Carlson stre held this morning at § o'cloc . John the Evangelisty Rev. Thomas J. Laden, pastor, brated the solemn high mass E | As the casket was borne into the “Pie Jesu” was sung at the offertory and at the communion Mrs. Reming- | ton sang “Abide With Me.” | casket was borne from the Mrs. Remington played “Nearer My 8| God to Thee.” The pallbearers were Joseph Cal- Battista Callegari, | Callegari, Augusto Tambutto, Dom- |inick Negro and John Mozur. Father Laden conducted the com- services at the grave in CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all our re friends and | sympath and kindness shown husband, Joseph Callegari the beautiful floral offerings. Signed,, Mrs Weddings WINTERS—LADZINESKI certificate filed at the | cleri's office discloses the marriage Winters of 33% Main this city, to Miss Wanda A. Ladzineski of Southington The couple were married by Rev. Southington | | A | of Andrew V. | street, 4Gen Am Tank §6 |company's shops at London. Oo: corny Isory | 1 Room Genl Electric » T1% 5 |and Winnipeg. Man. and the t iliteracy |y posed o Genl Foods 4% , |ance by the Eastern Car Co., New o Pl Bl the sale ana’ use of freworks lfhe Genl Motors .. 45 451 % | Glasgow, N. S. AT Poland ity of New Bri pl Genl Rwy Sig 80 783 1 = B oreajcc e THE ORDINANCE COMMITTEE, Gold Dust .... 41 40% 40% Atlantic Refini though to an appre By H. S. Hanes” Graham Paige 6% 68 rg | being in merger negotiations. No of Acting Chairdan Grndy Con Cop 23 201y e could be obtained s ie. Wher { Monday. | | Thomaston, the’son of Mr. and Mrs. { James Winters, and is employed as an assistant s | | ten thousand | Kansas City So 631 widows are on the pension rolls of | Kresge Co. the United States. Two hundred and | Kroger - Grocy 2 Bulls Allow Market to Drift In - Sluggish Speculitive Current PUTNAM & CQ MN-YM' Scock As Tradmg Reaches Lower Level B o s"‘T""‘"“NEW"'“'"BmTAm 6 e ; TEL. 2040 WARTFORD_OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL EOW, ~- TH. 23118 SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE CO. 5% Gold Debentures June, 1970 Bought and Sold 1 Liquid Cat Brokers Loans Reports | yatn 41 IMK&TRR | Fail to Arouse Enthusi- Mot wara Nash Motors asm — Some Investment‘ YA CasniRey A2 Nat Bisc . 8614 N Y Central 168 Buying Appears — Op- ¥ } Convat 150 erators for Rise Con-|pemara sy - - ‘Pnr‘.-An B servative. | Par't Lasky . | | Phillips Pat 6 {Pub Serv N J Pullman Co Radio Corp New York, July 25 (#—Bull forc et drift on the | Rem Rand sh currents of speca- | ReP Irn & sl extremely slug SeabLy ¥ 45% lative activity today. Roy Dutch N ¥ ¢ 4 53% Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Southern Pac Stand Brands Standard Gas §td Oil Cal Std Pil of-NJ Std Oil of NY of the | stewart Wrner Studebaker | Some Investment Buying Texas Corp A moderate trickle of investment | Texag-Gulf 1ying has come into the market in | Timkn® Rol B the past few days, but on the whole, | 'njon Carbide public response to rather widely | 'nion Pacif ted buying recommenda- |U't'd Gas & Im 3 two large commission houses | Uniteq Corp has been anything but impressive. |U S Ind Alco Bulls were inclined to feel from U S Rubber .. the.start that it would be difficult |U S Stee] to maintain a sustained advance, and | Vanadium S a cautious attitude has become rath- Wabash KR er general. Several important bank- | Warner Br Pic 433 Trading slumped ‘@ around the lowest levels of the past two years. | Price trends fluctuated uncertainly | and were for the most part narrow |and inconsequential. Support was | provided for most pivotal shares an{ | the market as a whole mdintained | EDDYBROTHERS & C2 Members Hartford Stock Exchange NEW BRITAIN, 29 W. Main Street HARTFORD MERIDEN 33 Lewis Street 43 Coleny Street time, We Offer: 50 Shares Stanley Works 50 Shares American Hardware ing interests regard this as a healthy | West'gh's Elec ] % ude, for they feel that a run-, Willys Overland 6% 6% iarket might.result in a| Woolworth 58 repetition of the spring and early summer crash, further, unsettling s e L LOCAL STOCKS | 1t has been notable, however, that| (Furnised by Putnam & Co.) n has become, if anything, even more cautious than 1t further efforts on the | 4o eet with scant success, | Insurance Stocks Stevonson. Gregory & o, 12 Casua upside Aetna Life I nevertheless, precedent indicates | s erna e ; art! Stock ng that professional traders will finally | o o;:u‘r Members of New York and Hartford S Exchanges again try their hand at the down- | Conn General .. side of the market. Hartford Fire Bankers' Loans Ignored Hied st Boile The overnight announcement of a | National Fire . drop of $17,000,000 in brokers' | Phoenix Fire loans, in contrast to forecasts of a | Travelers Ins Co zain of $50,000,000 or so, failed to |Hfd Conn Co generate any considerable enthusi- Manufacturing sml\s asm. Traders perhaps remembered | Am Har: re that the flurry of bullishness greated | Arrow-H. by the unexpected drop of $21,- 000.000 in the last full week of March proved ill-timed t's s . A bright item in the day's busi- | E2gle Lock . ness news was a report of heavy Fafnir Bearing Co buying of copper, both for foreign Hart & Cooley and domestic use. Stewart War- Landers, F ner declared a quarterly dividend of [N B Machine 50 cents, against 25 cents three |North & Judd months ago, and $N1-2 cents six | Peck, Stowe & Wil months ago. R. C. A.-Victor man- | Russell Mfg Co . agement announced that produetion Scovill Mfz Co would be brought to full capacity by Standard ¢ August 1. Less favorable in its im- | St plications was the announcement of substantial cuts in prices of iron and steel products at Chicago ware- | Veeder-Root 35 hoyses. | Public [!“-Hts Stocks Radio and General Electric were Cenn Elec Service active features, but failed to make Cenn Power headway, U. S. Steel was well sup- | Hfd Elec Light . ported moderate cencessions from Hfd Gas Co com . vesterday's close, and General Mo- | Hfd Gas Co pfd s held fairly steady. Westing- Southern N E Tel house and American Can dropped a Seuthern N E Tel rts couple of points after meeting fair | Gray Pay Tel . support during the earlier hours of 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2580 Stuart G. Segar, Manager We Offer: GUARANTY TRUST Price on Application. LANGUAGE PUZALE Ukraine, once Russian and German Slowly Dy- ;oo v ng—Young Speak Polish 1,55 e’ oo s, moc ot state-supported, others pri- Hebrew is taught in Jewish schools, many of which are pported by funds sent by Jews liv- United States. The White ldren in the Vilna district ools where they are r own language. The Russian goil. the largest ir children Ukrainian mixed Polish- trading. Auburn was a soft spet, los- TREASURY BAL ANCE Poles also have their ing a few points Treasury Balance, $201.551 nd own language. Autostrop Sells Up S Czech tongue are Auto Strop sold up ne colonists from se to first half earr ngs of PR GOF s T Ol e 'L Wall Street Briefs ho have been.liv- reacted in profi Eastern gained as n Publishing gained ab in sponse to last ye and Stewart | g Warner gained a like amount on the | ways, proposed throt ! dividend announcement Gillett, try during past w aggregated Mengel, Paramount, Loose Wiles, $43 530 pared with $45.- and Anaconda sold up moderately. | 042.000 in the preceding week and Transamerica, first traded on this| §55400.000 correaponi market, moved narrowly. Wesk Llast) vear) Woman Taken to Hosplml After Il]ness in Studio 42, wife of 33 Carlson street, tain General by Officers C. Dolan and #Credit was easy. call loans renew- tion. Dail bty s : reports. She was ing at 2, and going to 1 per cent igiaying a photographic outside. Time y was about 1-4 | or the gl o lower for most matur paralysis THE MARKET AT 2:00-3:00 P. ¥ Total sales to 2:1 shares, International a divi & Power (o Directors Corp. of Chieago arterly dividend npared with 25 cents evious er and quar- 1-2 cents prior Allied Che Allis Chalr | Am Can Am Com Alco Am & Fgn Pw Am Smelting 667 Am Tel & Tel 216%; ast year of June, e quarter net to 67 cents a afte with $656.011; or Anaconda sonal variatio. the previous Atchison the low level s 474,145, .or $2.02 a Atlantic Ref 1924, a survey by Standard Sta e quart s | Blt & Ohio o quarter last Year. tics Co. states. A pr Bendix Avia Beth Steel Briggs Mfg Canada Dry Can Pacific . Ches & Ohio .180% CMS8P&PIY Chi & North rysler Mot - Po- West Hartford Court gth of the Nolles Loomis’ Case over Rus g 7 In West Hartford police court to- with 109.9 1 gs for the we compa ) last week and $69.020.- sponding period las Columbia Gas . 64's 63 Gom Solvents 278 Cong-Nairn Con Gas NY teel warehouses ct have reduced shapes, plates. hoop a ton. In Pitts warehouses prices on n products have been redu: per 100 pounds FOR BEST RESULTS USIL HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Steel ‘urtis Wrt cm Dav Chemical Llasmn Kodak 2 ¢ Autelite 793 and t Clty Advertisement Elec Pwr & Lt % Erie R R 4217 | The Canadian National Ra NOTICE Fox Film A 46% |has ordered 400 refrigerator re will be a public hearing Freeport Tex 45 | Two hundred will be built $ o'clock p.m., Hudson Motor 841 Inspiratn Cop 16 what company or group was tiating for its acquisition Con- | illiterat Intl Cement .. 70 0il Co. was mentfoned in ar Intl Harvester §2 CHELALT: ! : Intl Nickel ... 243 - S 3 - ae 3 LN Gt Intl Tel & Tel 463 CLEARING HOUSI e i FRANK E. GOODWIN Johns-Manville §6 New York y 25 (M—Clearing |the Optometrist house stateme Exchanges, $1.148.000,000 Balances, 166,000,000 MAIN ST. — TEL. 1905 of Ruthen in southeast Poland. | 4