New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1930, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1930. RESIDENT OF C1TY FOR 30 YEARS DIES Urs. Anne Rerrigan Expires at Home at Age of 72 Mrs. Anne Kerrigan, 72 #he late Char! widow of Kerrigan, died this noon at 1 o'clock at her home | on Hartford road following an ill- Dess of six weeks She was born in Ireland lived in this city for the past 50 | years. She s a member of St Mary's church. She leaves six children: Kerrigan, Mrs. Daniel J. Dougherty, Bessie Marshall and Mi or G. Kerrigan, all of this city; | O'Neil of Waterbury and Sister Mary David of St. Mary's convent, Norwich and one sister, Miss Ma arrell of Ireland. Be- Bides these she leaves 10 grand. | childrén. Funeral arrangements which are | In charge of M y & Ci undertakers, are incomplete. and had Thomas Birth Record A son was born at New Bnnm! General hospital today to Mr. and | Mrs. Joseph W. Roche of 184 Lake | street. Mr. Roche is a_member of | the New Britain Herald staff, | A daughter was born at New Brit- | &in General h ital last night to Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson of 218 | North street born at Bri al today to Mr. Peplau of 80 New- Elmwood. Mrs. Paplau | v Miss Rosem tain General h end Mrs. Albert ington Road, ‘was form of this city. | A daughter born on Monday %o Mr. and Mrs. J wn,lw at their home, 1 “ort nue. BUYING INTEREST LAGGING IN BONDS Recessions Limited to Small Fractions—Issues Hold Firm New York, Aug. 28 (P—The ap-| proach of the extended week-end | found buying interest the bond | market somewhat dimi d today. | Trading was dull in comparison with the two previous Bn irregular tr elthough recess €mall fractions, investme evidence, s were limited to | and highest grade | tance of the p spring of 1528 Domestic bond Union Pacific 1 Great Northe Debenture 4s, = In demand. Missouri Pacific 19875, Canadi ern Railwa tly lower. among the rails | Paul 5s of Railways tiona] Te firm. Actlvity in stock ebbed and prices St. Paul adjustme mand and advan International clephone 413s sagged. W Brothers 6s con d to recover| eround lost on their recent decl ues carrying 0l 6148, e year's peak ssues were onds stea re in d ) continued held frm in, POSTPONES GRAIN REVISION #Washington. Aug. 25 (P—The in- rstate commerce commi on today ostponed from October 1 to Jan- ary 1, 1931, the date when its re- | ision on grain rates becomes ef pctive, Honor Sea Hero ;d\w]. October 1 |be held | ousing reception is being planned | Captain William R. Meyer, above, | o of the T of 3 ssengers members of the crew of the tish steamer Tahiti, which sunk | he south Pacific, when his Matson | r Ventura docks at rancis- September 1. Captain Meyer, a | oned shipmaster at 40, directed | Ventura’s 700-mile dash to aid the sinking steamer, MARKET IRREGULAR :Forward Movement Checked by Woods | ;- ;lnss s of a point or { her coupe as a result | high mass at 9 o'clock I(Unfl'"l ho: | tives may view it until the funeral. o ew Jersey Boys End 1,000 Hours in Tree News that will probably be sad new# for New Britain’s two cham- pion tree sitters, Harold Morley and Michael Kowalczyk, who had been up in a tree for 837 hours at 12 o'clock this noon, came from New York today. Two boys in Camden, N. J., whose names are Eugene Heck, 14, and Arthur Sochacki, 13, com- pleted 1,000 hours in a tree at 10 a. m., Wednesday, and expect to stay up until the day school opens. The article did not state when the schools open in Cam- den, but if they open next Tues- day, the local hoys can break their record by staying up until the schools open in New Britain. In case the schools in Camden do not open until September 8, and the boys stay until that day, the New Britain boys will not have a national fecord, despite their hardihood and tenacity in stick- ing to their tree perch. AFTER SLIGHT RISE Advances in Previous Session New York, Aug. 2§ (P—The for- rd movement of pivotal curb stocks was held in check today by | ofterings brought out by the advance in the previous session. Here and | there the bears found a vulnerable | ticularly in the list of ac- The trend of stocks was upward the start but the market soon | ned irregular. Utilities displayed | n ncertain trend after opening firm, and toward midday heaviness | developed with fluctuations narrow | in most instances, Electric Bond and St a reversal of trend moving upward at the then sagging about 1 vesterday's 1 price, ing. Brazilian Traction and Duke Power. Hydro sales showed strength in thin trad- | ing. American Gas and Electric | sagged After adva points yesterda suffered from profit opening. but re showed | eral times, | start and point below | later rec ing near Goldman Sachs taking at the howed good recupera- tive power, and manifested a firm | trend later in the session. Prices of United Founders, and Penrod | were well maintained Houston Oil was an exception to | the row groove in which pe- troleum stocks moved generally, selling off about 2 points before g support and continued weak. | vice hardly moved. | Mead Johnson, Technicolor, Great | were vul the bears, more erican Cyanamid B, and Noranda | re active and sold slightly ‘rr the previous finals 0. pots found b | intensity applied Flames Spare Image of Christ When a $70,000 fire de at Dapew, N. Savior on the Cross and the V debris, but undamaged. troyed St. James Rom Y., near Buffalo, only t two rgin Mar the image of Christ, torn from the wall and cove The two statues will rebuilt church, | Handful of Specialties Gain Several Points—Houston | Oil Drops But Recovers Later. New York, Aug. {tive Wall street was distracted by the approach of the triple week-end holiday today, and the of rices fluttered vaguely in k 4 athetic trading, al- h the market maintained a course rm undertone were short and long of stocks us to close out eir trading positions before the three-day suspension, and veteran y ntil the last day. Futhermore. many were anx- ious to 1 town ht. letting the market take care itself to- ton ot market sold off moderately e during the morning, but Keesport Tinplate Ham- Real “utler ectrie, \\r" nghot Products, 4 very narrow d'u n down 5 poi STUDYING MICE IN GANCER FIGHT Woman Spends Life in Watch- ing Rodents Chicago, Aug Slye, University 000 mide. 1t is the medical world's fight i S ted Gregory Me del's law o v in her sty cancer in mice, which found closely resembles ths in the human race scienc dis clare that there factors necessary to pro an inherited susceptibi sease, and ir to ceptible tis: During most of the day's 24 hou this small, vital, gre cu T woman can be found in residence that has been into a cancer laboratory f derived from the O. & A memorial institute. Here a Sprague d label ed cages of squealing, pattering m tre America, and U. 8. advanced. Bank of England Shows Total Reserve Increase London, Aug. 28 (A—The weekly t 0[ the Bank of England 1 changes in Gyp! curities decreased public deposits decreased other deposi notes reserve increase overnment securities de- creased 230,000, The proportion of the bank's re- serve to liability s 45.02 per cent| compared with 46.06 last week. Rate of discount 3 per cent New Britain Girl Hurt In \or\\ alk (nllxsnon Ip and he forcibly windshield of of a three-car in this city last night. Miss | Butler was resting comfortably at | the hospital today. accident DIVIDENDS REDUCED New York, August 28 (P—Direc- tors of the Armstrong Cork Co., Lancaster, Pa. have reduced by declaring a quarterly dis- | ment of 25 cents a share, pay- to stock of record or Muncie silversare tario Manu- Ind., of ave omitted the quarterly on the common que at this ree months ago the rate was reduced to 50 cents quarterly from 75 cents. The regular quar- terly dividend of $1.75 was declared e preferred, payable October tock of record September 20 Funerals John Jamrosz nge was made in the plans eral of John Jamrosz of | on street. The funeral will Friday morning at §:30 instead of today, as was originally | planned. Requiem high mass will | be celebrated at 9 o'clock in Holy | | Cross church and burial will be in Sacred Heart cemetery. James P. Boyle neral ot James P. Boyle, 80 Brooklyn, N. Y.. on esday, will be held at 8:45 to-| morrow morning at the funeral home, followed by The fu who died in Pl requiem church. Buriat will be in St. Mary's cemetery. The body will be at the where friends and rela. | Dr. she carries on her experi cause of her g Slye has been rel great went first 10 degre: cago for her grad The study of cancer in the hum but A ton of pure gold is valued at more than $602.500,000. Th of a million dollars in gold than 3,685 pounds. BOYS 0 61 70 GATHER I 0110 Grant’s Homestead Scene of Pilgrimage nion at 69, the ve hv'm< here arrive forts of e, there was n to keep the list f to prevent any dam- foundation of the better aas ned. Many traders were lined to accept the slight im- provement indicated with conserva- One broker compared the mar- ponse earlier in the week to *‘a starving man who trans- | 1ates a moutdy into a planked | steak." Money call per continued plentiful, with over the thdrawals ness in call money Low Rates Help e low rate ainable in the ¥ \\I'\II\\( IN I ARK were the Several prefer Such a flow of investm b s has appear sually pools which have t e for weeks appeared to tention to for vious week THE \[\Rm’r AT 2:00-3:00 P. 10cked and | am Ter of 115 Am Com A Am & Fg Am Loco - Am Smelting &Tel 2 Anaconda | Atlantic Ref . | & Ohio war. Haftey | Charles Leopold Hartmann (cenlm) of Hollister, lleaving the military tribunal in Paris at St. Mary'sigolyed of all stigma of having been a German The court in recalling the death sentence passe |in 1929 transferred it to an *“unknown person who had usurped recently Hartmann’s identity. after ent rae Phote Cal., shown being ab- during the d upon him Bendix Aviat Steel r Mot Columbia Gas Genl Asphait [Gent Etect | Genl Foods | Genl Motors | Genl Pub Serv |Genl Rwy sig Gold Dust | Goodrich Rub |Graham Paige \Hudsm Motor | Inspirat'n Cop Intl Harvester Intl Nickel Intl Tel & T Johns-Manville P S Kresge Co. Kroger Groc'v Liquid Cab'n'c | Math Alkal MK&TRR Mont Ward ... 28(P—Specula- | \Wall Street, Upset By Week-End Of Unusual Length Due to Labor X Nat Biscuit N Y Central North Am Co . | Packard Mot Pan Am B Par't Lasky lips Pet Serv N J man Co io Rad-Keith-Or Reading R R Rem Rand Rep Irn & Stl Roy Dutct St L ran Sears Roebuck clair Oil Southern Ry tand Brands Standard Gas std Oil Cal td Oil of NJ Oil of NY Studebaker Texas Corp s G n Rol Ber ¢ Union Carbide Union Pacific U't'd Gas & I'p ed Corp U S Ind Alco U § Steel Vanadium St'l Wabash RR Warner Br Pic West'zh's Elec Willys Overland sul 8315 LOCAL STOCES (Furnished by Putnam & Insurance Stocks Ins Co 1 ! Conn General Hartford Fir Htfd Steam Boiler . Nation Fire Phoenix Fire S (o Manufacturing Stocks Am Hardware 5 Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Billings & Eristol Bras Colt's Arms Eagle Lock Fafnir Bearing Co . Hart & Cooley Landers, F N B Machine North & Judd Palmer Bros .. Stanley Works .. ton oC Mfg Co Veeder-Root Public Utllities Stoc Conn Elec Se 54 Conn Lt & P 5 Conn Powe Hfd Elec Light Kfd Gas Torrin TREASURY BALANCE $112,580,153 New York, 28 (P—July departm tores in the New York federal reserve district declined 3.4 per cent from figures for the h last year and sales of wed a decrease of 3 per cent, the New York federal re- serve agent reports. Wholesale bus- in district showed a de- Aug. iustry ap- ye on a firm bas! th an nd profitable activity wool instit produ of ational advertisers shows Febihaif 1 have earned more this year than in eriod of 1 group, wit the larges had has reduced the sa and office employes fective Sept. 1. The board of New York Real F ge has voted t governors of tes efore net riod of rail- nd utility corporations so far for the first X | this year, a compilation by Stan- g Dailiets Market Look to Itself N-Ydlwsd i(Ki'"N We Offer: o - % -. e ST., m'zw BRITAIN TEL. 2040 COMMONWEALTH & SOUTHERN $6 Pfd. CONNECTICUT LIGHT & POWER 5Y2% Pfd. CONNECTICUT LIGHT & POWER 7% Pid. Prices on Application. EpbY BROTHERS & G2 Members Hartford Stock Exchange NEW BRITAIN, 29 W. Main Street HARTFORD 33 Lewis Street We Offer: 50 Shares Stanley Works MERIDEN 43 Colony Street HINCKS BROS & CO Members New York Stock Exchange 55 WEST MAIN STREET E TEL. 6505 H. C. MOTT, MANAGER INTERNATIONAL NICKEL MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE New Dritain National Bank Bldg. Bernard A. Conley. We Offer: AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. Tel. 5200. Brayton A. Porter. Stock e e ———— We Recommend the Purchase of SARANAC RIVER POWER CORP. COMMON STOCK At the Market Listed on the New York Produce Exchange 120 Wall Street SANFORD ELDREDGE & CO. New York BRANCH OFFICES: STAMFORD WATERBURY NEW HAVEN Further Details on Request HARTFORD MERIDEN BRIDGEPORT Boston Policeman Dives _Into Harbor for Bonzc to a seeing the wharf, and pa. Patrolm overboard iccording to which smelled like police was arraigned in FESS GOING 1(» . Washingt close the campaign elect e. plans to g0 to on September 8§ to for the state|house ne. ions, hurled the package INE GRAIN PRICES DROP ag0, Aug. 28 () — Wheat and went downgrade today show of firmness at the prices r som furnished some power in the corn 1-5¢ up ta gen- at 1-4c de- 4 supse: b SOUTHBRIDGE WOMAN KILLED stable, Ma: Aug. 28 (UP) rence Wells, of Sou's- was killed and Ra' .. Preyer. 17, of Dayton, O.. injured’ the automobile in which they were riding overturned here today. ken to C Cod Hy s. Both he and 12 who suffered a Preyer was hospital at ire when she struck the were thrown clear of the CLEARING York. Aug statement HOUSE 28 (P—Clearing changes $776,- . balances $119,000,000. New 00¢ |