New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1930, Page 19

_— - COLLEGE STUDENTS FUNERAL BEARERS Obsequies Today for Glinski Boy Who Died at Sea Students and professors of ‘th Don Bosco seminary at Ramsey, J., attended the obsequies today of Stanley Glinski, son of Mrs. Mary Glinski of 68 Booth street, 15-year- old Fordham junior, who died on board the §. S. Virginia, July 12. Funeral services were held this morning at 8 o'clock at the Sacred | Heart church. The solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Lucyan Boj- nowski, pastor; Rev. Alexander | Kowalezyk was deacon, Rev. Dr. S. Plywarc: rector ot the Don Bosco &eminary, was sub-deacon, and Rev. Joseph P. Dawid was master of ceremonies. Rev. A. Tzeszutek, Rev. A. Midura and Rev. J. Sokol, students at the seminary when the deceased boy was an attendant, and Rev. John Taranowicz sat in the sanctuary. After the mass, czyk delivered a deceased student. The pallbearers were: John Szy- n anski, Edward De Gross and Ger- ald Mozzicane of New Haven, stu- at Fordham; Alphonse Fiedor- Rev. Dr. eulogy Plywar- on the Mary's col- lege at T L.s.\;- Mich.; Ed- wocki of ugatuc! and | Alphonse Zujko, students at Villa- nova. | The flower hearers were Joseph | Piotrowicz of Jersey City, student at Seton Hall college; Stanley Zapatka | of Naugatuck, student at St. Mary's college; Maryan Karwocki, student | at St. Mary's college; Louis Arelio of | New Haven, student at Fordham; Maryan Zaleski, student at Fordham and Edward Gromko, student Rensselaer. The funeral cortege was led bya delegation of members of Lucyan's society of which th ceased boy was a member. Rev. Father Bojnowski, acw'ed, by the other clergymen, conducted | the commital services at the grave. Burial was in the family plot in the Sacred Heart cemetery. MRS, DORSEY DIES; WAS WIDELY KNDWN Broad Street Woman Descendant of Gity's Barly Settlers de- Mrs. Catherine Dorsev, 74, daugh- %er of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Leonard, who were among the early settlers of this city, died this morn- ing at 6:55 o'clock at har home, 10 Broad street, after a long illness. She suffered a shock about five years ago from which she never had fally re- covered, Mrs. Dorsey w In the house across from K No. 3 on Main street and spent all | her After her marrlage er Dorsey, who was a councilman, alder: and city reg- istrar for many years, she lived the greater part of her life on East Main | Btreet. Mrs. Dorsey, emong the resid, v, ny friends by her quiet and dispositlon. She was a | auxiliary, A. | vears and ons of | of St tion was ed in the old St. Mary's school, | then known as the Old Town school, which was situated on Myrtle street. , Edward | I, will ‘and Peter F. Dorsey of this city; three daughters, Mrs. | William Keane of Southington, Mrs. James Fitzsimons of Kehsington and Mrs. Frank Tormay, with whom | she had made her home; three sis- ters, Mrs. Alden Andrews of this city, Mrs. Bert Dobbs of Bridge-| port, and Mrs. James McCall also of Bridgeport; and 11 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sat- a o'clock at 9 o'clock at St. h. Burial will be in the family plot in St. Mary’'s cemetery. 8 born in this clity House | who is widely known | COMPOUNCE. BAND PROGRAM The following program will be rendered by the American Legion | band of New Britain, under the di- | rection of Vito J. DiFronzo, at Lake Compounce Sunday afternoon, Au- gust 3, from 3 to 5 o'clock America; American Spirit March; ste Overture: Pletro Diero; Di- vertissement Espangnol, Desorme Stein Song: Just Like a Story Book; Faust Selection, Gounod; Rangers | Song: I'm in the, Market For You; American Patrol March; Watching My Dreams Go By; Prince of India Overture, King; Songs from the Old Yolks, grand selection, Lake; Sem- per Fidells March, Sousa; St Spangled Banner. TWO SHOT IN HOLDUP Lwow, Poland, July 31 (P—One bandit and one police officer were shot and killed in a battle with bandits who today held up and rob- bed a main train near Bobrka i The robbers stole about $3,500, a part of which was found in the pockets of the slain man. Police said | there were five in the band. Robert Sargis | orous selli |in | Wheeler, Walgrec | sullivan, , is bui]ding this new 825,000 brick home on Walnut street. uc NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1930. T}lm ted by A. C. Record on plans drawn by Max C. Unkelbach. CURB STEAl]iER VARIATIONS SHALL Unseitled Prices of Yesterday > Show No Reflection on List w York, Ju 31 (P—The curb eadied today after the vig- market ng that unsettled prices in the late cealings of Wedr Opening quotations showed extreme- ly smal] variations, and the thereafter subject movements in both directio; trading dull. A of the 1 point or more in of the forenoon, only mild and stocks showed good powers when the selling waned. ed Gas & Electric yielded frac- tionally and then recovered hrisk- ly on a rally that carried it several points net higher. Electric Bond & Share turned over large volume within a nominal price rax Specialties what h few ilities yielded a nor declines pressure was more active but the were dull and v. Lerner Stores lost some- a few | points and Ulen vielded moderately. Crocker | Ford Motor of Canada “A", and Cuneo eased accomplished Cosden ke shares Vacuum leader, rising Humble and ( firm. Cosden =":t“'i on profit-w replaced Mayflower associates 1 a point. United Founders Call ney rencwed on at 21-2 cent BILLARD TO VISIT CITY New London, July Admiral F. of the coast guard, to witness various events planned for the celebration of the anniversary of the establishment of the United States coast guard Mon- day. Al of the service in this section North Atlantic coast cooperate in th n of coast guard un ofitne Funerals Deniel P. Sullivan Funeral services for Daniel P. 70, ot 113 Greenwood street, who, died Tuesday, will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock | at St. Joseph's church. Burial will be | in St. Mary's cemetery. Santo Carino, Funeral services for Jr., 8 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Santo Carino of 73 Wells street, who died Tuesday, were 1d this morn- ing at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's church. Jr. Santo Carino, requiem mass. As the casket was borhe into the church Organist John J. Crean play- ed the funeral march, *Flee as a Bird.” Mrs. Mary T. Crean sang Bailey's at the offer- tory and at the communion she ren- dered “Agnus Dei.” At the conclu- sion of the mass Mrs. | “Libera” and as the cas borne from the ch th 8 “Take My Hand, Sweet Jesus." The pallbearers were Cl |s0, John Covaleski, John Markow ski and Albert Covaleski. Bruno Balducca and Marco Errede were flower bearers. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. Robert Sargis, 43, of 68 Sexton strect died this morning at the town | farm after a long illness. He was born in Persia but had been a resi- dent here since 1911. He was em- ployed at the Russell & Erwin Co. | for a number of years prior to his | iline | Surviving are a cousin, Jacob David, of Lyman street, an dseveral nephew: Funeral arrangements, in charge of laraia & Sagarino, are incom- plete, Joseph J. Gillett Funeral services for Joseph J. Gillett, 20, of 135 Gold street, who died Tuesday, were held this morn- ing at 9 o'clock at St. reter's rhun h. Rev. Joseph Rewinkle, pastor. brated the high of requiem The pallbearers were Roslin Ibelle, William Flood, Joseph I'lood, Emil Gimbi Raymond Gale and Fred- erick Reindel. Father Rewinkue conducted committal services at the grave St. Mary's cemetery, the in recuperative | 31 (P——Rear | C. Billard, commandant | is expected here | 140th | Rev. John T. Connor celebrated the | Weddzngs CKO—YAWIN Miss ‘[,\1\ Josep | Michae we | at Ukr rried last Sa ock nian churc! r M urday morn 9 oc Ma on Tremont str Procko will day. | erdi, widow, Baba Georz widowe ¢ Rev. D. J. Be: uth (ongregational Tuesday. Both Mr. and Mr are natives of Russia. SPINDLE NER Miss' Theresia Kiener of 2 salle street became the bride of Jacob Spindler of 199 Oak street on | July 12. Rev, Joseph P. Rewinkle iciated. The marriage license was ed to the couple on July | | 74 Warren Shields of motored s Irene Pieffer of Marian | N. Y, have to Ogunquit, Maine, where they will be the guests of Miss Priscilla Per- K the next two weeks Beaver cation in tk Mrs. Joh Dorothy street have ret | Milford, where | few weeks. Mrs. Edward J. Conlin Edward, Bobby and Billy, Hart street, returned today Bayview, Milford, where they [the month of July. | Mr. and Mrs. Dudley | and children, Brook Bayview, the fror they spent and sons. of $8 from spe W. N . and ( aring Main strect, this turned home after sper with Mr. and ;I_,ondon_Stage SErs> Try | Out New Combination | London, July 31 (P—In an effort | to bolster up a languishing theatri- cal season, an actor-manager com- bine has been formed comprising the | leading actors and actresses of the | London stage. The organization is called mous Players Guild and by financiers who wished theories of reducing the atrical production. ach of the performers will placed in a theater where he o will be star performer in every play and virtually manager of the th It is hoped that the system will cre- ate a following for the policy \\Y‘uh each theater will adopt ach star will receive a fixed sal- and a I per- the s backed e he she nagers to of all the , Henry a long run in *T ser” and has just fi command performance of “ Marion Lorne, one of Britai ! popular comedien and Hardwicke, who created the role of the king in Shaw's ‘“The Apple Cart,” |are the four stars who have joined (!"' group so far. CLADM CHARGES HEARSAY Chicago, July 31 (P—The charges of Harry T. Brundige, St. Louis newspaperman, that Chicago re- porters have been engaged in rac eteering were described by the grand jury as and “containing nothing of an incriminating character | | Brigham Youns, Mormon leader. published the doctrine of “celestial” marriage in 1858, T past | | 4s | rom arol, “founded on | BONDS IMPROVED: DOMESTILS I][]l]l] Largp New Volume of Business Appears in Lists ternational loar | nearly ing hdrs | offering syr | issues were qu Large New Volume volufie of new o the market, the ipproximating A larg securities in m ph disturbed b signs of be b funds. t Mixed was l(ALi Trend of rail mixed tive and firm. Paul Gen- East Coast Railway 4s weak- e e were and ened. De al strong. Northern Pacific ompetition level of pite new Are Quiet ond Poreigns eign aro andard steady | close at 93 d ges in the 7s and of small conseque! sues were a soft v issues were 4Ys appr MARK LACEY ELECTED PEXTO VIGE-PRESIDENT Made Officer of ciating Russell Street Man Southington Firm—Other Officials and Directors Re-Elected. 54 Russell street of Peck, ct- any aft- Mark J. Lacey of & W ox at al r reside Stow the org ed to o s Case; and treastrer. George Treadway; vice pres Wilcox, Otto J. ¢ and comptroller, dent Blank | Arthur G. Directors ws 1. Wilcox Albert 1 Wi Fran secre Potte: were re-elected as fol- Marcus H. Holc George § 8 M Otto J omb, Ca Stone, Blank Treadway, P HOUSE (- oxct balances CLEARING earing 0,000, | Further Flurries of Selling | Bulls Struggle for Control of Price Movement In Stock Lists And Win Back ‘Yesterday’s Losses 843 283 Johns-Manville Kresge Co. Kroger Groc'y Liquid Cab'n'c | Math Alkali MK&TR Missouri Pac Mont Ward Nash Motors 811 5434 2815 ) Absorbed Seasonal Business Trend Believed More Favorable—Day’s News Not So Good. ed no | July that 31 (A—The bull it had gone too Par't Lasky Phillips Pet Sery Puilman Co Radio Corp Rad-Keit R v's severe setback pointment Rem t Rep 1 Roy Dut St L San Sears Roely LOCAL STOCKS (Furnizhed by Putnam & Co.) Insurance Stocks Bid rna\‘w of ‘,‘n Av ng the next | stock AS‘.sflll as vidend paymi ver of recent loss of 0 in gold, how- some ou Diverse mittal .The fact ho have the June lows fol- faile July 1 lowin nd that they have make notable progress sinc inspired considerable During the mor: of 1 to 3 points or more in sev lead selling, losses eral of Ohio sagged 2 or Chicago and Alton up a little in response neuncement t io was negoti | flected short Gillette and A in coverin trop we 1 3 to 6 po: or more. 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