New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1930, Page 27

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, F NWELLS, 2, 0F '™ ziih Record || More Cheerful Temper Found On S[]UTHIN[iT[]N []][St e e Stock Market Although Recent | e e Advance Leaves Wall St. Weary and Mrs. Wooster Hitchcock of 213 1930, Win Merit Awards For Acting EDDYBROTHERS £ G Members Hartford Stock Exchange ain NEW BRITAJ HARTFORD Studebaker .. 33 Lewis Street Texas Corp .. 7 4 ¥ | Texas Gult Sul 0% 515 o . o X = Timk'n Rol Ber 4'7’ Union Carbide 29 W. Main Street MERIDEN 43 Colony Street Manulacturer Started Business 25 cien stree. Career With Humason & Beckley| ~ Real Estate News (Special to the Herald) Southington, Nov. 14—Frank New- ton Wells, president of the Beaton & Corbin Mfg. Co..died yesterday afternoon at Hartford hospital foi-, lowing a brief illness. o/ wha Born i Beplin, W Title to & business block at 111 March 13, 1858, and was | Church street has hecome absolute old. He was the son of Isaac N.|in the name of Mrs. Mary A. Luddy, and Katherine (Butler) Wells. His|according to a certificate filed with forbears lived in Wethersfield and |the city clerk today by her counsel, | been wearied by the exertions of a while he was still a child, his fam- |Judsc W. F. Mangan. The morl- | three-day advance. ily moved back to that town. {zage on the building was recently| Profit taking and short selling by He started his business carcer in |forcclosed, the defendants —Deins |hears trylng for a secondary reac-| New Britain as a shipping clerk at |David T. Larson, ct al and the time | tign sent the market a little lower the Humason & Beckley Co. He|ior redemption has passed. ‘duylng the morning, but the list was associated for 28 years “n”\ LseaE 25 looked up again before midday. that ifirm and became its treasurer. | HIT BY “()1:?“( CLE | "4 stow but broaa advance carried He entered politics and served as| Judsment fors 000 inE avon of | 4 long list of sharcs 1 to 3 points ar dderman, and president pro| Matilda Kazlauskas of this city|shovo yesterday's final prices. Such against Delphis Pouliot, also of New | shares as 1. S. Steel, American iProfit Taking by Bears Sends Market Little Lower During Morning,:,:‘;”;‘“f'(\ e Session. United Corp .. 19 six lots on| U S Ind Alco . | U S Rubber | Steel Vanadium Wabash RR Warner Br Pic West I Weolworth Bianca Luzietti ha® transferred ! property on Belmont street to A. J. rant. Mary Wyka et al has transferred to Victoria Dymnicki, | Sterling street. 50 Shares Aetna Life 50 Shares Hartford Fire New York, Nov. 14 (®#—The stock market maintained its more cheer- ful temper today, although it had st'l (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) FEMININITIES By Gladys Industrial Stocks Aetna Casualty Aetna Life Ins Co Aetna Fire Nhpore of the common council In | pipain “was filed yesterday in e perior court in Hartford by connections with the Humason & | ZHest Sinpon ) kie Bockley Co. to succeed his father Diiiien chatfs B0 v president of the Beaton & Corbin [LrOM Work in the Landers, b B PR Clark plant, she was struck at While & resident of Southington, | 0rner of I L Mr. Wells served as a representative | /¥ the defendant’s motoreycle. in the state legislature from 1925 to | oceived several severe 1927. He was also a member of the school committee, treasurer f the Southington Public Library, a dea- | con’ in the First Congregationa church and a member of the \o.uh-‘ Ington lixchange club In 1906 he married Miss £ Stockwell of New Britain. his wife he leaves a brothe who was his busines HO L G R Itwo false fire alarms. many year v 3 According {o the information The funeral will be held at n‘\!(_m”, e home Meriden avenue, Saturday | 4 (e O Sl o Urday | girection driving a touring car ootk registration number of which i DASLOr 0! furnished. - gational church ted by Rev. Hor pastor of the K ional church of Sou officiate. Burial will be in Oak his lonis and the defendant was sented by A. S. Aharon ALSE ALARM RINGE A request was received from Maber | Hartford police g the aid of the Besides | tment in r, Albert, | P8 ‘| wanted in associate for | local police running down a 1 Con- Britain WYNNE TO BE New Haven, N n Registc e of this city retary to 88, Mr smit savs will be Governor Wynne for a time v 10 the n E. Baldwin leave for New York tomorrow the week-end and Monday Archibald MeNeil, BROKERS WILL CLOSE NEY BRITAIN UFFICE Wilson & Co. of Hartford to Discon- Dean for a ten guest of Mr Beach visit to Florida a tinue Branch in This City Neil in Palm on December 1, Wilson & Co, street, Ha Pritain offi brokers at will close the 1 the W. L. Hatch ('n.\ building on ton_street, on December 5 1ounced to- day by Clifton W. Wilson the Mrs, Hartford officc. Howard Druemmer Mrs. E the jocal office wife of R port that the com- pafy m‘n saon cease operations Mr. | Wilson said no decision has been ar- rived at as yet. The company g out a iher of acco three aid, and may dissolve. Mr. W ath, son is a former local resident and is | 2 e anaugh of well known in financial circles in Melvin Cavanaugh Connecticut sister, Mra. lefield. Deaths Joseph F. Pearl W Joreph I, Waldron dron, New Britain General made her home ars in this city. Surviving are hospital. for a number Rockfall and Coleman of Mid I'uneral servic ¢ mor at Heaviest Fog in '\Ian\- Months Hits New York mother and later at St New York, Nov. 14 (B—The heav- | 1aan’s church in Micaleficld. fest fog in months scttled over the Will t. John's metropolitan area carly today, hold- Middletown ing ocean liners at anchor and slow- - ing® passenger irains to a dog's trot. Ldward Sikorowlcz The mist dropped down about mid- td Sikorow night and r daylight it still was son of Mr. ang Mrs. Stanley hanging on he Preside Roosevelt | korowicz of 2 Allen street, and the S 8. Providence were forced | this morning at the home of to drop the hook Ambrose Light, ' iarei harbor t ed from | Funcral neld 10 minutes to and all | 110rTON 1 ) at other traffic ce Sacred Burial Pennsylvania ning throngh Ne Jer hattan picked their way care their powerful headlights unable to plerce the gloom. I ra operating 1o the Batt Coney Island procecded §:30 at vard erryhoat hour run- Man- Funeral of Morin Infant eral services for the and Mrs. Edmund stre ared SPEAKEASY PATRONS T0 BE HELD UNDER BONDS dersey Ad who held this afternoon at g parlors Lurial was in trator (o Arrest Kuchn s fo . who died this aftcrnoon at No trons found wit home I street Frequenters as Material Wit- Gustave Gusta nesses in Ralds. Newark, N. J arrest of all men liguor in their Lewis J vinvicw possessions in W ordered today Tutt ,prohibition adminis- trator for New Jersey He said they would be held under e $500 bond as material witnesses, Jobn McCurthy Tutt said male patrons found| Iuneral services for John with liavor hefore them at tables | Carthy, aged wlho died and bars wold bs held for question- | duy at his home 7 i If sufficient police vans could | Newington, will he leid not be obtained to get them to | morning 8:30 ar the headquarters. Tutt said, taxicabs|of W. Coughlin Sons, would be commandeered town, and at 9 o'clock at St church, Middletown. in St. John's cemectery. church, offici West ristol. BOSTON BANK CLEARINGS Nov. 14 (UP)—Bank cleari Exchanges, 377,000,000 Balance 00 We CARD OF THANKS desire to express our bors for their sympathy and Bank cleariny Federal Nov. 14 (UP) L000,600: house balance, $143,000,000; deughter k credif balance Helen A — = the FOB BEST RESULTS HERALD CLASSIHIUD ment at the death and our Ryan, to those especially the Children of Mary of St. Jo Diughiers of Isab the ADS | miployes of the Corbin 3 the office cmployes of Lins, the P. & I. Corbin tiie employes of the of the Russell & Erwin of our loving Usk Mg CASH ON CREDIT y payment plan to meet hard times. We nelp your credit. Every- thing Confidential Amounts up to $300 Rates 3% ¢, monthly on Ralance only. Mutual Industrial Service — Over Ashley’'s Saturd 9 (o) in the hours of deep sorrow. Connelly, Ryan, John H Anna ¥ Special \otlcc Unity Rebekahs, 1. 0. O. F. i 10ld an apron Street, Friday, 2:30 p. m p. m.—advt, Nov. 14, Judge plaintiff coming { Frary & SOUGHT this morning seck- man was heading in this wus SECRETARY 14 (/—The New Kenneth executive Wilbur is an attorney late Governor Sim- | the Cross will will join national commit- days’ Me- Waldron of 43 Burritt, street, died this morning at | Total sales to 2:10, 1,874 \m | hters, other, Rockfall; Timothy s will be heid Mon- two months died | the wili oM 1Funerals ) Corn [Curtls Wt cm infant Morin of yesterd Tuesd 1:30 av Rev, St. Matthew's Ger- ated. cemetery, Me- | yester- | Dowd street tomorrow | uneral home | Intl Middle- | John's Burial will be | Kresge Co. Kroger Liqui heart- | folt thanks to the friends and neigh- istance during our recent berea beloved | Nat sister, who sent sodality phs, office rew Corp., & F. C 1s" club, Packing Dept. | Co., and to all who by their many Kind- \csses helped o lighten our burden ned, Mrs. Mary Ryan, Mrs. Ed- Ryan, Ryan, will fancy work and food sule at the Odd Iellows' Hall, Arch Cards at | Entertainment at §:15 si- | pele |in losse of a the | 0 m and Franklin streets | o She | fractures. She was represented by C. W. Tamu- | repre- York | pref, |and the | he 1o, | vanc de- |0 copp man | Hartford for turning in e | dec the ' tone prod is fe take burd norn L. | days of § as executive | the trading weck ended Tuesday. If recent selling was due in | measure to the n for | out drop | that duee Ithe hrrn or th | connection I nota lisellin bought outright for what it cost to buy THE Air | Allie Allis Am Am of | Any [ Am Am Am home of | Am Cole- Burial | cemetery, Anacy Atch Atlan Balt | Bendix Avia .. | Beth Si- | Bush his to- Ches Chi (o it {Chry: Com Con of | Dav 50 | Del | zasmn of | Flec st b 1"ox I'ree | Gen Genl | Genl | Genl | Genl Genl | Genl | Gola | Goodrich Rub | Graham Paige Grndy Con Cop Hudson Motor Tnsp | Tt Intl Tutl | Jehn Marl as- ve- N H Nort of Phil Pub Rep Roy | Sear: Sinc! Sout Sout stan Stan | std Sta std stewart Wrner | American the ca Urion | Granby Coppc After the extensive recovery slowed down | theless, ment to reduce production by | Even at 11 The completed. Briggs Mfg ‘almt & Hecda Columbia Ga Continen Can . Math Alkali .. 353 MK&T Mont Ward ash Packard ar't Lasky | Pullman Co Radio Corp Rad- Reading R R . ¢ Rem Rand St L San Fran phone, General Electric, and sold off about a point trading, but these s were converted into net gains point or more. Shares advanc- 2 to 3 points included American er Works, American Tobacco B, Pacifi onsolidated Woolworth, New k Central, Goodyear, Iirestone erred, Air Reduction, Eastman Liggett and Myers B. Advance Loses Vigor Automobile Ins Conn General Hartford Fire Hfd Steam Boi ational Phoenix Fire Tiaveloers Ins Co &Manufacturing Stocks i Am Hardware I‘ Arrow-Hart & Heg 1an 37 39 “ Billings & Spencer .. | Bristol Brass Colt's Arms Tagle Lock Fafnir Bearing C Hart & Cooley Landers, F N B Machine .. North & Judd Palmer Bros an agree- | peck, ow & Wil 20,000 | Russell Mfg Co a month received confirmation. | seovill Mfg Co cents, however, copper | standard ucers’ profits are small, and it | ganjey Works It in trade circles that it may | qorrington Co some time to reduce the Union Mfg Co .. ensome stocks above ground to | Veeder-Root 3 sl e noi : Public Utilities Stocks most reassuring item in the Conn Elec news was probably the tumble | Gent 1y & b 5% ¢ 219,000,000 in brokers loans for | (<11 1 < Hid E Hfd Gas (o com KEfd Gas Co pfd N B Gas . Southern N E T Gray Pay Tel UNDERTONE FIRM ON BOND MARKET == | (Gains Made in Previous Session Held Firmly York, Nov. 14 (A presented a firm Chalmers 3 holding the gains ma Can ALY 114% vious session which m Car & Fdy 33 321 | definit= upturn after Coml Alco 117z | clining for nearly & Fgn Pwr 393 Bond traders were mucl Toco aged by the improvement wh Smelt anticipated in el & Tel . ability shown U onda 5 3 39 he unsettled ison 192 hrought corp ntic Ref to a stands & Ohio | 816,664,000, consistir tirely of municipal with the smallest compared with from low levels of Monday, the ad- ¢ lost much of its vigor. Trad- was in light volume. Tn th ers, particularly, the advance Copper metal, never was reported sold as high as ents, and rumors of Screw Service 69 % pfd 104 large ity of cleaning impaired accounts, this hug: in loans might indicate that particuiar phase had been abou( This further drop re- d the loan figure to $2,235.000.- the lowest in the four years thi federal reserve tabulation ha kept, and less than one-third h: total of S8cptember, 1 In, with this deflation, it is | ble that many stocks are now ng at levels where they can be | them on margin 14 months MARKET AT 2:00 .M. | | High Reduction 1021, d Chem ..201%, Low 083 196% Close 1021 | New 201 market tod; ortnigk view of th Steel Term, cm 2 High gra bonds were in dema previous closing prices tions were E honds we United § ! recent & Ohio L S & North I & P sler Mot CURB SENTIMENT INPROVES TODAY Smoil Decline On Early Trading chk erove red York Solvents . Gas NY Prod Chemical & Hudson Kodak Autolite Pw & Lt R R Film A port Tex Am Tank Asphalt R b CLTicH. 40 rice thstood profit-t Foods 5 gy : Motors : Pub Serv o Rwy Sig 62 5 3 the Dust .. mprovem atiment was T curh 4 e e t only small decline ickly recove 1 was resumed on a row ad quiet t aw occasional recurrences of reals Zing The larger % | dusirial and Lo Utilities crept upward slowly g ing around the best levels ecek rea at the day's ady Oils mad fRelie ST olgt sponse dard of I LRGN (Eh Jicd a point on covering and cross- 265 %l 7. Vacuum algo firme Groc'y 21 ies Service, selling above id Cab'n'c 47 A the first time since its b in-Rikwell 233 last week. was shade higher Goldman Sachs than a point, f ment trusts firn Call money 2 per were advance gains were in the i descriptions. hold- specialty irat'n Cement .. Harvester 5 Nickel RR 211 1915 Mot Biscuit which renewed on 11 cent av R R h Am Co Mot Am B BALANCH $114.7 Walpole Bank Official Gets Long Prison Term Worcester, Mass.,, Nov. 14 (UP)— Charles Barrett, 4 of Shrews- bury, was given a 6-to-10-year sta prison sentence in superior court here vesterday for larceny of |flm> from the estate of Michael ¥ McCarthy of Peabody, of which he was administrator. Barrett, former sSURY Pet . NJ lips Sery Keith-Or Irn & Stl Dutech N Y s Roebuck 483 lair Oil ... 131 13% hern ac .. 101 1 01 hern Ry .. 6 §71; | Walpole Trust company and forr d Brands .. 1415 |assistant cashier of the Warren N dard Gas 1 18 T 0 tional bank of Peabody, took $4 Oil Cal ... 5l% 5 | 000 from the MecCarthy estate, bi Oil of NJ 54% the defalcations made while he re Oil of NY 26 sided in Worcester county totalled 17% $22,000, the court was told. treasurer of Georg ' | for acting giv E[fll@ifll[& Beyond Gigat Wall soms to e Chield Suics o Find Life Just as Hard iated Press Pliote, A riiss nuu r, winners oi the merit awards > Academy of Motion Picture Arts zu;(l Sciences. NORTHERN CHINA NOT A PARADIS E Japan blow to the : tariff on bean the cotton- uvd BABY GROTTO TO VISER LODGE o Wal- POOL, ROOM BURGLARIZED DIMNUMVEL DAUING “ \WARDROBE TOR THE OMALL GIRL WHO CAN'T BE CLASTED AS‘AU INGENUE SHE'S TOO VIVID FORFRILLY THINGS AND TOO YOUNG FOR SOFHICTICA CLOTHES EVEPA BLACK VELVET SKIRT SHE WEARS A VERY SHORT TUNIC OF GOLD CLOTH WITH A+HUGE BOW AND A SLIGHT FLARE AT THE HIP. ’ OFRE\/E‘HNG ) DRESS OF IVORY | SATIN WAS A ‘.t WAISTCOAT EFFECT WITH LARGE GOLD BUTTONS. HER NECKLACE AND BRACELETARE /1 ONYX ANDGOLD. / g LouNGNG MOMENTS ARE SPENT IN PAJAMAS OF CHARTREUSE VELVET WITH SLEEVES OF SURNT ORANGE CREPE Aep gonner- SHAPED HAT OF BLACK VELVET ICHOST, BECOMING. GLADYP PARKER i+ REDUCTIONS ON OUR (COMPLETE STOCK OF LADIES' JACKETS < — JACKETS — Formerly Rec h\mlt $12.9 S';‘R,\P WRIST DRESS or DRIVING GLOVE in black or tan Slip-ons in tan - §9 .49 $ 1 ‘98 Fur Cuft m-‘:\mg$l 90 pair & $12.95 to $8.95 Our complete line of Ladies’ DRESS and DRIVING GLOVES have been reduced to very attractive pric pair Gloves OFF ON ALL MEN'S 20% o o GLOVES choice of Capes, both mmxv zl S LIN Buckskins, lined and ALSO A COMP OF MITTENS —_——m A SPECIAL LOT OF MEN'S GREY SUEDE GLOVES Flannel and Wool Knit Flannel 98¢ Pair MEN'S LEATHER C(OATS $11.95 BOYS' COATS $10.95 NEW BRITAIN'S ONLY RUBBER STORE 240 MAIN STREET Opposite Monument \.\ Alling Rubber Co. —Sizes 11 to 40 FOUR LEFT Full Lenoths — Women's GREEN COATS Sizes 14 and 16 $9.95 REVERSIBLE WOOL LINED JACKETS 30-inch .95 Reduced to $ 1 4 9 16.95 Reduced from $29.50 32-inch Reduced to ————— Y — WOMEN'S — ALL RUBBER AND TWEED OVERSHOES Gaytees) .68 Zipper fasteners $2 {i-Cut All Rubber Shoes w1 snap eners Ladies pair paiy $1 00 SPECIAL LOT OF CLOTH RAINBOOTS in tan and grey Small Sizes | 89¢ an Rubbers —_— MEX DRESS RUBBERS e pair 98C rubber” Men’s Hi-Cut Hunting Shoes—Leather e Pair AUTOMOBILE ROBES AND SHAWLS Dliah s Wodl 33'40 to§ l 5 Textures. Plaids and Solid Colors Eveready “Prestone” Anti-Freeze $3_95 for youricant.i =N gal. SPORTING GOODS AUTO SUPPLIES “ RADIOS