New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1930, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1930. aaa———— JOFFRE FIGHTING |{Drivers Greed toeep ) CHIEF MOIORMAN DIES | {ARKET ATTEMPTS |Security Market Lifts Quietly Sober New Year’s Eve H[]PELES_SJ]ATT[E el e e e E[]MEBA[;K INVAIN| As Wall Street Turns Its Back EppYBROTHERS & G and a warning not to “drink and ton, Former Resident of New Mewbers Hartford Stock Exchange arive Was extenda” o ase: || patn, Kpires t Hamaen On Past Year’s Disappointments | ~ew i French War Horo Lapses Tnio||omee s o ey | e o v | SHOCKS Unable o Regain Ground, bp == ‘HART;‘;‘;:A R n:;';,s;:“ |North Am Co . 65 3% 643 < S motor vehicle: i i s : ts . ST, (AL S for the | ; g Mr. Parker said: “With partic- T b] E LO | ; - E Bl 3 s : emI-Gonsclousness R e umble Even Lower Turn of New Year Engen Pun-Am B ... 3 31 33 Lewis Street 43 Colony Street ——— 4 i 0 | ’ar asky .. 3 3 359 celebrations tonight and tomor- | |20 vears, died at His home in Mount | —_— | rsi L G : 1 . 2 Fhillips Pet 5 Paris, Dec. 31 (P — Marshal || row, I now urge all motorists who || Carmel, Hamden, today. He was 50| New York, Dec. 30 () — The ders Fresh Hope On],.,,;, N 7 Joftre’s phenomenal vitality which | | feel that they must indulge in li- | | years of age. A e ‘ 7 ; 2 . Istock market painfully retraced it ‘mer - | Pullman Co .. 50% 50 1929 Present, carried him into this last day of the | | GUor to put up their cars on this [|* Mr. Donohie was born in Ken-|sicrs down the diminishing seate of Firmer Basis Than For- IReais i Gorn ; High Low Yield year despite a heart attack which || occasion, and under no circum- ||sington and lived for a time in New | ghave values durir 5 4 1 P 3 & By : 4 | share ¢ ng the past yea S Rad-Keith-Or i . = = threatened to end his gallant battle || stances to get behind a steering || Britain before taking his residence o the point where its 1o27-1a29| MeLTYs |Rem Rand 53 || American Hardware ..... 77 59 8.50 last night, appeared to be exhaust- || Wheel after drinking any kind of | |in this city. | ascent became stee: i | Re: h 3 | N . last i s p and excitin, | Rep Trn & su 1 A 5 T - ine ftaelt this atternoon. At 1 o'clock | | alcoholic beverage. x x x. ”‘Hr;‘\‘\aiz‘:jlov:zlyedo;: motorman on | Desite injurics suffered in it | g A Roy Dutch N Y re - Landers, Frary & Clark .. 76 60 7.00 e sank into a state of semi-con- e gtree vay anuary 31, tymple from the 1929 peak, the| New York, Dec. 31 (P—Wall|gcars Roebuck 7 P Sta) ¢ S 5 i 0, 2 o . \ 2 21020 ! Lozl Stanley Works .......... 41 . malossnec i Rdoctoraggac iR s [ 100, and advanced to the position | market courageously resumed _its |Street turned its back on 1930 today | Siclaic OIl ... Y 67 .57 blood pressure was very weak. s 3 5 1902. On|climb during early months of 1950, Southern Pac : We hi; R > | June 2 ) PRt h . | clief. B e highly re s. Life hangs by a thread, onc of 2 o pumerat, :“L:l‘)m‘»‘,‘“’mb:“"‘:“— 238 and sctually had “regained by Apru‘“‘;”h Hus o [Soutnern Ry . & ghly recommend the above stock the doctors said, and death may Ital an S ecC l aoeschlal rman of the com-|aimost 60 per cent of the lost alti-| o, securll et | grond come at any time, but the rugéed‘ 1 p 1als | pany, which position he held until|{,da Byt 1: |Is‘ naxflrn('lji nFKlfl':lr’d} ly, as though rid of a J;;hu ’T 4 constitution of the patient may the time of his death. “':j leaves a |t sce gathering storm clouds of a|burden. Although the past 12[std Oil Cal carry him through four or five Rome, Dec: 31 (UR)—King Vie- widow, four sons and two daughters. | major business depression. | months have largely cured the stock {8td Oil of 7 more days. All visitors have been | (o : e 5 fetthe A The market turned sharply down- | market of its fevers of excessive en-|Std Oil of 2 2 ly clected president Novem- FeetIadens o entertins mok oo ‘I",',"j“;‘r;”"m“,:”L ’C"X‘h"’lfllr:nh'r It was said at the local office Of | ward in June, and as measurcd by |thusiasm, the turn of a new year|Stewart Werner 17% 17 er . ‘but Louis Barthou. onc of the mar- | \1{»1, P i ©|the Connecticut Co. today that Mr.|ghare price indices, by December |engenders fresh hope. And in view |Studebaker 3 Mexico — Pascual Ortix Rubio in- a Street Bfle S shal's closest friends. | | Donohue, while a resident of this |yaq retraced its steps to the general |of the enormous deflation accom- | Texas Corp ; 1, |augurated February 5, succeeding | Today messages of condolence.| (enoa, Dec. 31 (UP)—The hon”!"”" lived at East Main and EIm | price level of the spring of 1927. |plished, Wall Street fecls that its|Texas Gulf § Lmilio Portes Gil, provisional presi- Z 3 | ienoa 5% 41 strects. h ¢! o o e A r ba an |1 ol er 1 427 43 it. Ne or % coming from all over the world | of directors of Navigazione Generale | _ | The average price of rail shares|hopes rest on a firmer basis than Timkn Rol ,H r 4 ! T ey el e !e k Lec. 31—World pro- brought the hopes of two Amerl- | Htaliana have placed 200,000 lire aE| ‘:';"'J"' a level not seen in five|those of a year ago, when it was :'vm\ lPar;mw A 5 Peru — Augus . L jover- | duction o ,:‘,"‘,‘”. November de- cans for his recovery. Chancellor|the disposal of Premier Mussolini to ars, while utilities fell back to[still deluded with “new era” theor- |Union ific 1 Col. creased to 145,107 short tons from 3 5. Br P Wl Lt {e & | | prices of only about two and a half|iex of cconomics D't'd Gas & Imp 7 X B it (6090 N a8 152,616 in October, the Amerigan Elmer E. Brown of New \crk uni- f be distributed to poor tamilies with | | B provisional president At ]g““ 28, urcau of metal statistics repom 5 p e ¢ | years ng0 I TRe Rarnlat ¢ tax selling, the |United Corp . 16% 11 ty anc K 3 childre 1e ste ) com- The completion of tax selling ; semsty nd” Franiin' Q- Brown | many oharen, ho eamabiz com: | [) @ BEILE ||| v cxtamo depresion ot pronsacenPISlen % 2% sellng the e PR L ooy T Ganel Toor, it T Ko g s shoces § O el SR hebiadsids 5 : | | prices lad to an assumption in many mand from the 000.000,000 in|U S Gihe November 20 to succeed President |reduction when compared with 148~ €lub of the United States, sent the | year. I > e b I quarters that the so-called common | an. Ist interest and dividends, to-|U S Steel .... 14 : Juan Campisteguy on March 1, | 506 tons produced in September. cablegrams | R — Sl i anadium St Rouses, Asks for Water | Naples, Dec. 31 (UP)—An explos- Mrs. Leonarda Taradejna | stock era was at an end, statistics do | gether with somewhat more favor-|Yanadium Sl For several hours the marshal | ion of fircworks at the home of Au-| Mr Leonarda Taradejna, v\mnwi"%":;;*;\f;;@xflor( «Llf'h‘al(?n:‘!ynon |able than expected mid-week bu .-j“,:"'fr‘ Lo o 1 [ A gradually vxpa‘v‘.:mgpmlume of remained only half conscious, then |tenio Allocca almost asphyxiated Al- |of Joseph Taradejna who was known | * d in Speculative broker-ness statistics, helped the advancs| 2 Shis mles S ness can be anticipated during he awoke and asked for a drink of | locca and his young son. y‘lo hundreds of Polish residents for |28 accounts has bheen drastically |jn share prices, which embraced vir- Aot L i s E b months of 1931, in con- water. He took the cup in his own | were rescucd by firemen together [ his ability to set dislocated bones, I"‘d”"”d in volume. but at the same | (yally all sections of the list Ll eTE 2 trast with the lasz(vquurlfr‘or 1950, hand and drank its contents. | with Mrs. Allocca and other mem-|died this morning at 9:50 at the [!ime. lists of stockholders in '“d“} Shares Advance | ' 4 § und::rd Statistics Co. says in a sur- At three o'clock another doctors |bers of the family. New Britain General hospital after|Yidual corporations have increased | ghares advancing 2 to 4 poin R vey of sales and credit prospects: — an illness of several days. She was | !0 huse totals. |cludea U. Steel, Westinzhous LOCAL STOCKS __{le?;\\:f\;r' Lh]h B ey st g Trento, D (UP) — Alpine |60 years of age. Unwilling ‘Investors’ | Etectric Bethlchem Steel, Air Re- —_— uous efforts required to over- rovement and that there was little | ¥ s . x g %, come ¢ T 01 o L v ! [lakes in the Trentino district wero | Mre. Taradeina had been a resi-| Tt is probeble that many specu- |duction, Eastman, American Power| (Furnished by Putmam & o) | Prices Take Upwam F[lp__[;au]s L b : vesterday after continued | dent of this city for 20 years, com- |}ators have become investors against|and Light, American Telephone, Insurance Stocks sistance, and price wil para: “The patient's condit s sta- | frozen v v S. mnilrxwp,‘;”m h””r_,',':l oaid. a1, | cold weather. |ing here from Poland, her birth- |their wishes, that is, that they have|Stone & Webster, Borden, American | ; s we” Dlsmbfl[ed ’C:ur.-;n\a:zrdms\l\?gflx;\r:n?mz:v g e | [mau She was a member of ualy,dwdod to pay for their stock in|Smelting, Union Pacific, New Yo Aeina (asualty e 67 71 AL compares Pening. though there occurred a loss of = 1 . | Atena A months of 1930, aggregate business | Turin, Dec (UP) — Roberto | Cross church ull and take it out of their broker's|Central, Chicago and Northwestern,|Atena Life Ins Co consciosuness this morning leaving | 3 Hanasiitiiihe Ael ool % X i ates volume in the initial quarter of 1931 th i ;| Paribeni. director general of fine arts| Mr. Taradejna, who was a resi- | 1ands with the ermined intention Lackawanna. Auburn surged|A®°tna Firc g = X the pulse weak with intermitten 2L R lof ketning b untiltitieincoca = I atomanns Tas York, Dec. 31 (®—The curb | probably will experience a decline of fnterruptions. At present he sleeps PSPeCte 1 museums and the historic | dent of this city for many years, | piDg commands afyp more than 8. Trading turned | DORY R 2 S X - Now Yearlat per cent AR EIREOne L SRS | Palazzo Madama, undergoing restor- | died last year in Poland, wherc he|Price somewhere near that paid for|guil after the first hour. GonniGenerdl e s idl 5 S aanny o @F e 2Y0 120 Tlati tirnacat at tha PleeIn | ation, here yesterd He conferred | went o spent his last days. He pos- | it: N0 matter how long it may take.| gome bankers feel that the new |Hartford Fire . oo 513 312 ' niood today and prices took an up- S b SR 1 3 Haselton plant of Republic Steet | with the Podesta regarding new | sessed a gift of bone setting which | Brokers state, nevertheless, that|year is started with an excess of|Hfd Steam Boiler .... ins. although mod- | o 70O PLUE O ed in producs P"“[;E T[l BRINE [ Dufaings designcd to house local ari | wo him the reputation of being ons % IATE® section of the public 113 | possimism, comparable to the unwar. | NAONal FIre ... 411 457 erate wirh few excoptions, were well| 0T 1%, (el TACCS, (0 BEIGNES | gallerie of the most capable practitioners in | Profited from the experiences of the | ranteg optimism of a year ago, but| Phoenix Fi g srsibic IS ch tax selling as | a4 gistrict™'s 2 st f 2 Year and & hilr and now : hat district’s active list for seweral | that line pask 18 | they acknowledge that this may tend | Travelers Ins Co remained for the final session of | onipe —_——— ———— | Surviving Mrs. Taradejna are two | NXI0US to buy stocks at the botton | 5 prevent discouraging false starts Manufacturing Stocks 1930 was easily absorbed. Short | daughters, Mrs. Francis Qulas of rather than the top. towa recovery. 8o far as the stock AM Hardware 41 ng was fairly substantial | A g 3 Q | The result has been a small but g Hart & Hezenan > e ; | Electrical production by the Elec- this city and Mrs. Anna Holt of b s i 5 market is concerned, brokers point | Arrow-Har gl . & L and oils did particularly K 4 ecor il steady stream of odd lot purchases| o\s \1+y syen with fair (mprovenent e i : Soh frial specinitics | tric Light and Power Industry of : el - .., | dUring periods of extreme pressure |{r tno carly part of 1931, corporate | Bristol Brass ......... s e ion a5 | the United States for the week end- State Officers to Leave for Cali- R e b e In e early pact of 1031, corporate| BEltol Brasa oroooo 2 G2, |mors mot far heing, Buch fewtes 8% 0" ecember 37 shomed & deciase A son has been born fo Mr, ana |Urd2Y morning at an hour to be an-| ™ gy BjehL o | from the week before because of tire IU i { G t M | Mre. Sulvatore Pace of 1385 Corbin RG] I, IBE S T Chrlstmas. holiday, THe Natisng} Imia 10 et Man {avenue at home. | Sacred Heart cemetery. e telol LIsht A s Ristonlirt Dot | | The total, 1,646,346,000 kilowatt fo Mr. and Mrs. Gluseppe Nappi of | the great bull market which | RCE B ST to prevent any{N B Machine Gult, Homble amd Vacuum awere |hOUTS, compared with 1,765,585,000 Hartford, Dec. 31 (P—State po- LA e ’ o i he provious week . tigur Heemen Loyal V. Scranton and Elion |7 OP1e Strect (el : excesses of bullishne North & Judd ........ 5 |also igher, hut Cities Service ruled | il the previous Week The feure 4 ! | . e latest figure, for December Steel Also Alded Palmer Bros ’ 1 T o ohange. | for the period this year was 3.4 B Nolan of the Daniclson burracks u 1930 7 : : : LOL o n change. | . .t below the ¢ ding week cave tonight for San Dieg C t lt S 1, 1930, shows a total quoted valu The advance in the rail shares|Peck, Stow & Wil «... — Miscellaneous shares up & poigt or | Cent below the corresponding week ave tonigh San Dieg 1 y ems of roughly $53,000.000,000. While | (i oropied the announcement of | Russell Mfg (0 ....... e e e b & BOD: O | last year but 7.8'per cent abovh . with Frank | ! Hegan: ! : the figure for the like week in 1928, requisition for is shows a sl i M ¢ this shows a shrinkage of some 40 | {HEF BT BE o crn unification | Sc i . 3 r Express, Newmount, Niles Be- | alias Frank ias Lt A e A inda : : 2 . : : | Frank Perry. who is wanted in Kill-| Masses tomorrow at Holy Cross Frank Drezek :‘”:”:m"uo,’”;‘;"‘,,“' o ‘]: {v;‘lah;;o::: plan appeared to have been largely | i : e AR S ingly for robbery with violenes reh will be. celebrated at $:30 Funeral services for Frank Dre- 2 due to hasty short covering, t | Stanl vorks ... . 2 and New Jersey Zinc. Investment ' i lcbrate 7 3 5 = A ouble the quoted value of all listed ¢ regard the | T tor 1 e connection with the holdup of ) and 11:4 20k, aged 47, of Forestville, a for- | foun® the du besindingtotiie Wall street continus D e 2 |holding company issues received Markets at a Glance motor truck in the theft of $6,500 In | 1,ost—White Spitz dog. License tag | MeT resklent of this city, who died | ¥ 11 rther efforts to gain _ the | developments as onc od; the = v;. 'I CO tunrnni - 0 |support which was especially evi- silver bullicr 1999.1930 o s =ar | Yesterday, will L 14 Friday morn- | o0 i S i constructive of 19 and carrier is- | Veeder-Root dent in United Founders. | e BllnEly SR Un s oni ey e HARASC el TR by e elndk b e ams ard ik D “Nl”“‘”m: ot .:hr {ons apii¢| Sues were firm again today. = Steel Public Utllities Stocks Money rates eased. Call loans Te- | By the United Press. - advt, more of the large corporalions Spit| . . .o qore helped by expectations|Conn E Service .... 60 newed on the curb at 4 per cent but | Stocks make gains of 1 to 6 points Octot 6, cight men participating A ¢ 45 W ¢ | 8:30 at St. Stanislaus’ church, Bri b ¥ a Ryar plin of 45 Walnu rch, Br oir stocks, and these splitups, i Al i pae : 8 in the robbery. our liave already |sireet is in Chicago atiending & con | ol Burlal will be in Sacred Heart | Lo i Hooke A e o ahawe | of @ seasonal pickup in ingot pro-| Conn Lt & I f went to 33 shortly after noon. | despite profit-taking. Trading quiefs . gether with Pk duction in January, possibly carry-|Conn Power ‘uov\n in late afternoon. been returned to Connecticut s0il [vontion of the national emetery, this | .- . 5 S — | f the 1al association Le ues, reduced the average - SSlE S 4 E ht 5 Cardozza is the fifth to be nabbed, |or Togeners of Sy A 4 & & ey "‘"m‘“‘"; ’_hwrfi ‘;(‘i“’wk m:wi ¥ ‘;ffi ing operations up to 50 per ¢ ; of | Hfd Elec Light ....... 7 | Bonds higher; rails in heavy d-— and three others are still at liberty. | = o 0o H”K'M e Roal Francis J. Hartncy ‘\“ & l\'cr;i l_mm'n" to less than | capacity. Even the oils were firm, | Hfd Gas Co pfd ...... ‘mdnd i bulletin aid there had been no im- | 2 R carnings will fall below the early | < il Double Values of S e e L o el A glance at the total quoted value | SEREE, M P 0T S et | Fafnir Bearing Co ... 50 2 llyereeiecssd perere poliie of stocks listed on the New York | givigend reductions, which arc most| Hart & Cooley ....... Tidlana steodlont ini thaistess d ghter has bee 7 ne R e o e excha B 1 ¢ N ers, F 3 S C A daughter has been born #t hon ‘ xchange shows that much remains| . oocoouc ot the fag end of a de-|landers, F . Bends 1eum group. Standard of Nebraska, | | | “ardo, s ears and W Pnera | he wee etroleum sta- | 5t Cardozza i years old and Was | cunum will Hew held tomorrow Funeral services for Francis J.|g4o, the lowest level in years. although the week's p rb stocks rally under lead gf born in Providence, K. 1., of rnrm-‘;‘,wm: Tt & o'clock at Red Men's| Hartney, aged 31, of 96 Winter (e m'm‘" Smaller ’lssvy s showed another large gain in | § T e oils and utilities. guese parentage. His occupation, |y, M s street, who died Monday, were held L S fairlv heavv in the |gasoline in storage e ray P L. Dt : el et melles o s of | Nl T Plans will be | Street, o g E1d | Trading was fairly heavy in el oy weralone jonithe 4 Chicago stocks higher. - aade for the Installs SE bttics ing at 9 o'clock at St.|fipst of the year, and the mar- 5 | made for installation of officer: g first half of the year, and the mar. lmoneydenee) to 8 netas I Call money drops to 3 per cemt “bootleggers’ chauffeur. I SR : I e e s 5 e Fad AL anc L Grmer groups. The week's figures |for 1931 in January | . A solemn high mass | Jet experienced one $,000.000 share | Jelioni ehares — | For ; 3 o 3 | “Dr. John I '!'ni::-(“/'k toc .- | Of c s celebrated by Rev. | day !’:v‘nrr\ml\m;: co , | tor electric power produ ‘“';’ “i LATIN [EA[]ERSH"J s s Foreign exchange lomar.l ] Expensive Snow Balls hee b ‘ 2 X 0 a seasonal drop, but compared mo Dfllllesllc BOD(]S Relflalll Ufldel‘la, Wheat sells off from highs; corn turned 19 birth certificate M omas E Eugene |12, 0 and 16,000,000 : e past two years 1d oats steady after dip from early Tossed Into Park River city clerk's office, increasing to- | Serafin of ti 2 .‘v.&zun."rri-r turnovers in November, 1020, 2 ENY : ek Deceni- Iease: o Hartford, Dec. 31 (T—Probably |2l fOr the vear fo 154, or 26 less| was deacon and Rev. John B. Mal-| The 1830 turnover on the stock | than any prefions oer B Influeflce Oi Good Demafld | tinn fiturey steady meoimd DIRe i ioal roersivel srow T allsiion [tham) Des W Cann el wholRern was sub-deacon | exchange was about 8§10.00 | Ly against 5 2-5 | s 1 re-holida },i" or‘d'o‘h l_"\“”'”f("‘w"““"':‘) "' ‘I‘u‘rl: the lst for the year | Orzanist John J. Crean played the |shares. againat 1.125,068,620 in 1§29, a3l ‘“’:f “gd]'.':_:,z,," s R _— f:l':dw“o"lns Rt % river here by two 17 year old boys | Hosana Elia, a widower, of 131]funeral march “Flee As A Bird” a ITaAERet sllgbutyade thoutefor i O Heeibiihe pre-Christmas week f New York. Dec (®—Firmness| Rubber futurcs quiet and steady. Wio arc said 19 hase confessed o Seflon Drive and Teen Envw a|lbe coskt was | borne it the |u lares number of weues traded in) (e S0 S N o | {1 Republics Make GOVEIIMEDL: caracerised prices i the bona — participating in nearly 50 robberics, | W1dow, of §¢ Broad street, applied | Church. “Pie Jesu” was sung by |the curb market. The curb, further- | dropped 30,585 ct | : - e e e FACTORY CLOSES When they learned that the police | {OF & marriage license at the office | Mrs. Mary T. Crean at the offertory | more, suffered from the sharp de- | for ~\‘|R O e sdlat el fll Chaflges in Yefirvs GOUI‘SG narket toda Despite t sl Notices were posted at the plant were on their trail the youths cover- | Of the city clerk today. d later Organist Crean tolled “One | cline in common stock financing, Ca _‘r i Ry ng | activity was at a good pace although | = ew Britain-Gridley Ma- ed hundreds of dollars worth ir ‘ - —— | Fleeting Hour™” on the chimes. At |since as a primary market it gener- | cent, then dropp B A fot comparable with yesterday whea | Of | h : frr e o - he factory ) : liia dor fe man |ally introduces new s that the year-end firmnes At - B o nes | chine Co. today that t 3 jewelry with balls of snow and tos B O O MEETING [Besconelision Sothtners massl alss iliviintionuces Do stare Jaxing somewhat sooner than usual.| New York, Dec. 30 (P — Latin | |N¢ high mark of recent months Was| o5 )5 “suspend operations until } OEthe At special mceting of the Knights | Irene Balxt of Hartford sang “One attained. | 84 thew Jnlothe auicar. i e i A el a has had a big presidential | January 19 f : 4 Solemn Th " An Jorate domestic bonds remain- S otel {3 E hovel Pmae i orR GBS ociation | & v Solemn Thought” anl| : d L | Corporate domesti s | of getting rid of the loot to hide |will be held Tuesday evening, Janu- | Chopin's funeral march was played | EHERIARKEA T . CER : : s °G under the influence of a good de- | their purpose from possible onlook- |ary 6. at 8:30 o'clock in Knights of | by Organiet Crean at the reces- | e Reniofihe Slerepubiics spvanl: imanafandicontinusd) fo ‘m”omi Real Estate News i 4 f i sl street. | 8 E 3 ng b r Fran hie | Tax selling was virtua ended ex ers. John Halotek and Joseph Ied- | Columbus hall on West Main strect. | sional. w 7 Tihbean & andl the it o Nicola Badolato Thas leased o o e e on i " for | The officers will present their re-| The pallbearers were John BI]['ZE A ik o st| Caribbean Sea. and the Sirait of | copt sor n few ¢ sales and we cight ‘1”” .by'i'éx-gk‘jda:\:g aslleased gty . : : g orts and the corporation will be | Bre Eq s ;. Marc [ AlrgiRequcHoDRI0Y & BEAER MEESLAT gD acen ity inies in | jigicq from the market, which has i Y trial. Alexander May, 17, is also | POT orpora Teny dward Sweeney, Marcus [,\mrq Chem . 182% 181 1813 Asofnen Three coun- | sorved to make movement _ir- | Universal Grocery store, a store axd held in conmection with the robber- | dissolved, there being no mneed for | Cavanaugh, Lawrence Cavanaugh, o cellar at 144 Oak street for one year i ; and wounding ace the Knights of Columbus | James Shaughnes nas AT | Allis Chalmers 3 33 trie lents twice. S 0 ies and the shooting and wounding s Shaughnessy and James Mar Am e 3 % 111% E € presidents came| Bond circles regarded the agree- |at the annual rental of $420, with of a police officer who attempted to © on Franklin Square has been | tin, omas Burcheri and Sebas- S B S R l g M bldrenea 5 ; ; wer through revolutions, to 2 erp |an option to renew the lease for Lot b T Py T Ty 10 Vinei were flower bearers. J &YS ay l&le 10 G0 | Am car & Fay er throush revolutlons, o liment reached! by tn: mmd:w‘l:m‘i‘f““ L ° Eesayio 5 B — 1 r Lawlor, assisted by : : : & Fgr B S e e R ¢ Coo|systems as a fortunate 4 .w Partyka has leased 10 RIORDAN RLAPPOINTS STAFF SAYS MOVIES SURVIVED Rev.L Eatlior cerafinoonautiaTithall Il]glCSS n COI]I]&GUCU[ | Ar e 1 Drsea d as one Of the | neng that should serve to stimulate | \l‘ndr(;‘vl P?:fi‘n and Michalina Derby, Dec. 13 (P— Veap:|s L cles, Dec, 31 (A—Will H. | committ rvices at the grave. 1791 T ncipal ca countries |, .myumulation of carrier obligations ;,C\i\::\cl; G i W the el prosents in (he was of reappoint- |HaYe, 810 refurncd here yesterdiv | Burial ws in St Mary's cemters. | e S i : : e : 2”"‘“3‘5(;"\“,” A o ot 152 Broad strect, the store at Jrsn NivE e Hartford, Dec L ! 1 218 3 < onfiden 0D 3 afrec nd t arages for CARD OF THANKS nouncen in Bostor o att 1 ¢ AT T T 1t : o ’. v ho ignored (I)v‘r.(\a\dw]rr;lvl& ‘J‘g WO Earag g ney general of Massachusetts that |Balt & Ohio .. . % | malu ar 1 1 Bepublic— {01 "on ditions 2 ther rise | OB at $1620. ; tate police in thai commonwealth |Bendix Avoa .. 17 i the new year with arm S |in prices of tigament obliga- | Property on Monroe street 133 gin his sccond administration. The have successfully met the | also Harmony Lo AP & " [must have a scarch warrant before|Reth Stecl ... 521 = L " oD, Sonicg00d: BHINS ANELCHES ;;\Ly‘l :“j(]‘cvr"l’vcnir of settloment Of R re. | business emcrgencies of the last 13 | Lexington Lodge 1. O. 0. I anl arreat can b made for VIOIAHON!| Briges Mz oo T 2 4 e ered by railroad bonds al 33| e estate of his father, Bartlett L. appointment is Joseph V. Casey, po- t ! “Confronted by |of St. George, and Corbin e prohibition law, has re Bush Term ... 243 e 3 ZE L 1 : cord. |, gvances irited th ¢ of his " lice commissioner for the past eight |the problems which faced all busi-|Tool room for the sympathy extend- | il & Statement today by ( "';‘""Lwn |iGanada DayEs o g iy e following «s st ol M) > ¢ State Police Robert T. Hurley, |Can Pac T e y finally o = years. who is replaced by Leo T.|ness. the has not lost its|ed us in our recent bereavement in |CF Of 5 ! e S ORI ernment in the hands of Ger & 5 FOREIGN EXCHANG Molloy. former judge of probate and [step of continued progress.” 1m» death of my beloved husband | thet the Mtation M SeRnesteds SiliCer De Fasc Manuel Maria Orellana on December ¢ n government obligations | . Uy iy " Dec. 21 P—Foreigh well known newspaper man — o e | unchanged and his department will | “nes & Ohio X Decon red in liberty bonds. The 3%s| eV i Gieit Britun - : = TROST IN CALIFORNIA | Signed, Mra, Rosaley Durn, Mre.|PIoceed Io its cstablished mannes,|c ) gt P & P S s OB irst 4 1-43 firmed although | SXCIAMECS St o: cables 4.85%: €0 LAWYER CHANGES OFFICE Los Angeles, Dec. 31 (P — Jack | Emma Bennett, 3 . Browne. | “.'.‘(",;‘"‘ 'h"_,"fh’.},mo}" 1N ere |Chi & North il s 2 ey did not duplicate the peak - h0 453 11.4; France demand, Attorney Lawrence J. Golon who | Frost. dropping out of the north for | S A el r Mot prices last fall. The treasury obli- 4 ; cables, 3 taly demand, has been occupyving offices in the|a visit to southern California. camc; DAZED MAN “FINDS” SELF Hndir R and ks ators | columbia Gas | gations are virtually the only class G s 33g | ment of his cntire staff of city offi- | cials with one exceptior 18 an- ton, suis | nounced today by Mayor Willian the motion picture in: escaped | Riordan, who on Monday will be- [the gcneral ceconomic rression cere thanks to neighbors and tri We wish to express our moc Swanton = States recognized the latter. S el i ST S o succeeded to the office by t Schupuck building since he began | this year as an agent of relief to the | New York, Dec. 31 (UP)—James | oy Mave in the past’ said e |com solvents e s o aeniC bearing securities in the | ®5 0, [qe. "po'yium 15.96%. Ger- the practice of law about five years|unemployed Collins of Newark helped police |jr tho rylin In‘\h;‘(v“h\w”;’ .d | Con Gas NY 5 s 8 eral Lazaro Chacon resigned on 1d market that close 1030 a 2 $0. Holland 40.25. Norway #go moved to 305 Main street today | For twelve nights frost has Kept|search for himselt while in a daze any cffort g,,, Conoationt he | Continen Car 48 AREor T e top of the year's movement sweden 26.78 Demank and will occupy the office formerly |more than 1,000 men busy in citrus| after being separated from his | somnissioner declared that Lootles. | Corn Prod . ¥ Names of presidents \erc SUCRONdsay s Bee 3. Switzerland 19.38%. Spain used by Rabinow & Raschkow. Mr.|groves tending smudge pots. Many | pride-to-be, He “found” himself | gzors passing through Connecticul, | Crucible 6 591 w0 C oyl it Dagem or b in Latin | avers Jave rccovered only a .ty Al 4.50. Greece 1.29% gers i 3 of the ground lost in | p.) - Czechoslovakia 2.96%. They stand |y oogjavia 1 Austria 14.07% Golon luate of the Boston |others have Leen hired Lo (ransport| heaving coal in a hospital, called up | whether Messachuscits hound o | Curtis Wt cm 3 RS x 1930 as follows: AT it apprehiended, but rather will ve |Bastmn Kodak 1457 14 cverhtrown by revolutio Septem- | 4t 94.7 cor S L : Rum. J Argentine 32.25, Univer school “smudge” oil | Betty, and got married otherwise, will receive scant courtesy | D&V Chemical - 1 ient _ Hipolito Yrigoyven Providence. R. 1., Dec. §1 (UP)— BOMB HAVOC COSTLY URGES POPULAR SONGS presented in court as in the past E Autolite ! 39 | per 6. General Jose Francisco Uri- | and & r's peak at 1 : Brazil 0.80. Tokyo 4 Shanghai Jederal Judge Ira Lloyd Letts to Chicago, Dec. 3L—A—Bombs| gt [ouis, Mo. Dec. 31 (UP)— S T ol AT lec Pw & Lt bu hecame provisién president airly VL i T 34.37%. cal 99.853%. Mexico day announced appointment of Jo- are bamed for threc deaths and | popularizing of a few lively songs U. . PROBATION OFFICER je R R 3 y e g smal 3| Gity (gold peso) 47.80 seph H. Hagan. state probation | danages of $508,450 during 1930, 1 | Jjje “Yes, We Huve No Bananas.” DROWNS IN “Y" POOL Fox Film A.. : Bolivia—Hcrnando Si gned | et Britain in dollars, others in officer for the Pawtucket district, as | the report of G. L. Hostelter, exccu- | would help bring back prosperity by Hartford, Dec. 31 (UP) — A ner- | F t Tex 29% 2 Maz. 2 i G os neol — e Rhode Island's first federal proba- | tive director of the Employers asso- | serving an an antidote to discour. | vous disorder was believed today to |Gen Am Tank 60 5 Galindo assumed presidency of mili- | | > A. RAY DIE: 5 tion officer | ciation here. | agement. Prof. Charles S. Skliton | have caused Isadore B. Cheiffetz, 25, Genl A 2 2 S rnment, | West Hartfor Dec : TREASURY BALANCE Hagan, who is & graduate of| “Racketeers use bombs n.uch‘o; the University of Kansas, be-|to escape from Mt Sinai hospital | Genl Ele George A. Ray, vice president of the | Treasury Balance, $317,370,186, Georgetown university, will aseume | more deadly than before,” Hostc klu‘{lp-\m. and drown himself in the Y. M. C. A. | Genl Foods .. 7 \lio Prestes was elected | Taylor & Fenn company, and former | his new dutics on January 15. | said. — = swimming pool. Brot said he | Genl Motors .. 3 3 3 presic February 28, expecting to | vice president of the New England NEW YORK CLEARINGS Increased business in Rhode 1s- = SALS WOMAN'S SAVINGS had been brooding over long un-|Genl Pub Serv 1 1 o inaugurated M ) But | Foundrymen's associatio ed late New York, Dee. 31 (UP)—Bank land’s federal court, consisting chicf- WESTERLY EDITOR DIES New York, De (UP)—A man employment. | Genl Rwy Sig 7 7 7 iled into exile November 2 res- | last night at the Hartford hospital | clearings $1,396,000,000; clearifig lv,in cases involving the nationul| Westerly, R. T, Dec. 31.—M—in a telephone booth stole Mrs. Lil- | —— —— Gold Dust .... 321 i 324 | ¢ Was on Luis was ¢ prohibition act, necessitated creation | Edgar . 42, city editor | lian B. Lind's 35,800, four years'| RESIGNS PROSECUTORSHIP odrich Rub i 5 revolutionists October r E 3 old. of the position g rly Sun, died last night | savings, which she was afraid to put| Torrington, Dec. 31.—@—Ch ndy Con Cop 16 151 1 T 1 November, wher —— = = | terly hospital after ev- | in the bank. She was on the way raback today resigned his posi- Hudson Motor he saile exile. Getulio Var SAYS WIFE BIGAMIS TO INAUGURATE LEADER al months illness. downtown to give the money o har cuting attorney of the | Inspiratn Cop 73 T3 | took oath as provision presider 31 (UP)—Peter BOSTON CLEARINGS » storrs, Dec. 31 (UP) — Dr.| He was graduated from Amherst | husband. Charles R. Lind. o | Torrington city court hecause of | ntl Cement 2 50% | November 3. I. At son of Norwalk petition- | poston’ Dec, 31 (UP) — Bafk Charles C. McCracken will be in- | college in 1911 and joined the siuff | district attorney's office, to invest in | pressure of other siness. Judge | Intl Harvester Colombia—Eurique Olaya Herre: | cd superior court today to annul his | o1 rings: augurated as president of Connecti- fof the Sun the same year. His wife, | sccurities, when it was stolen. | George E. Hammann has appointed | Intl Nickel .. 151 | ra succeeded Miguel Abadia Men- 1919 marriage to Edith Abrahamson |~ gy changes $86,000,000. cut Agriculturzl College when the | Mary Starr (Utter) Mason and four | Thomas F. Wall, who was graduated | Int1 Tel g 91 | dez on August Bridgeport on the ground he re-| Rajances $37,000,000. college celebrates its 50th annivers- | children survive. * CHILD KILLED (U;sl NG ‘\from Harvard law school last June | -Ma b 33 541 Dominican Republic — Horacia had learned she was the wif | er a week’s illness of pncumonia. | house balance, $143,000,000; Fedéral Reserve Bank credit balance $104:- ary June 5.8, 1931, according to an- - - Willimantic, Dee. 31 (UP) —|and who has bec stant prose- | Kresge Co. ... 26% | Vasquez overthrown by revolution | ot Charles Little of Low Hampton,| = g payiiEs FORGED oUT nouncement here. The celebration MAN FOUND SHOT Coasting beneath the wheels of a cutor for some time, as his successor. | Kroger Groc'y 183 i | February 24, Rafacl Estrella Urcna | N. Y., when she wedded him. Spengneall, Maas, Do 31 ke will coincide with the comn Philadelphia, Dec. 31.—(®—With | mail truck, Charles Arthur, 4, was —_— Mrm, h Valley 3 becames provision president. Gen- | T SR | Fire in the basement of the St ment cxerciscs of the class of six bullet wounds in his head, the | | #led late yesterday. Arthur H. Ar- WOMEN DRIVERS BEST | Liquia cabne 42 1 Rafael L. Trujillo beg: a-| SCHOONER GROUNDS anies apartment block in State ey | body 0f an unmidentificd man was nold, rural mail driver, was held for| London—Women antomobile driv- | Ajarlin-R'kwell 3 lar presidential term i1 vard Haven, Mass, Dec. 31—1'( 00" i yoon forced 18 familtes eval uzas The schooner Albert H. Willis, | ¢ 41t ‘cireet. Damage will reagh | found carly today in the northeast | the coroner. rs. according to Stenson Cooke, sec- | Math Alkali .. 32 % | Guatemala —G 3 S East Ch LOST section of the city. | e relary of the Autemobile association. M K & T R It 1 con vacated presidency December|of Boston, grounded on East ChoP|several thousand dollars. Two fite- o Tolice said he hiad been “taken for PEARSON PROMOTED are better than mer I am all for Missouri Pac . 2 12, being ded by audillo | carly today. The schooner, Jaden | yion were cut off by the fire on the ride.” and his body tossed from an | New Haven, Dec. 31.—=(UP)—1 e woman driver.” he says. “We Mont Ward ... 1 161 | Falma ral Manucl fa | with coul, was bound from Hoboken | secong floor but groped their way utomobile to the lonely spot. His | appointment of It. [.. Pearson & have 430,000 members and 60,000 Nash Motors . 1 14 | Orellar . re Pal n astne Maine, l‘:-rn coa: to a window and were rescued By clothing was of an expensive and | sistaut general manager of the New wan drivers, 1 put the 60,000 Biscuit, .. 3 7 ce = nd the ghthot means of a ladder, Firemen suc- | well-tailored grade York, New Haven & Hartford rail- | women drivers against any 60,000 | Nat Cash Reg . 2§ 8 29y Haiti—Louis Borno va A € ¢ Snere s ng h ceeded in confining the fire to one E— road, was announced today by Vice{of the remaining men drivers any|N Y Central . 1 115% | May 1 r Lrovisional esident| and it was expected shie would be |side of the block but the entire USE HERALD CLASSIFIED Al)aklxflxd nt J. A. Droege. The appoint- rm. P‘ Haven R R . 7613 | Eugenc Roy. Stenio Vincent L“Lv‘m‘taken off without damage. building suffered heavily hy smoke. Black Loose Leaf Memo Book on Commercial, Elm or Last Main Streets Valucless Except to Owner Liberal Reward if Returned to New Britain Gas Co. & ¢