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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1925.
15
CITY HAS PROPERTY
MTHJPI.03I
Remunerative Realty lor Fiscal
Year Valued at $3,558,287
Tha city of New Britain has com
pleted the tlacil year of 1924-19:5
with aa Inventory of $10,M1.031.ll
eonitatlnf of properties classed as
"remunerative and realizable," "re.
muneratlve tut unrealizable" and
"unrcmiineratlvo but unrealizable."
Properties from which revenues
are now derived and which are also
saleable Include the following: Muni
clpul water works, real estate build
Inja and equipment, 13,048,460.46;
municipal building, tenement property,-
land, machinery and equip
ment, 1400,000; sewaite disposal
plant, real cstato buildings and
equipment, $55,000; cemetery prop
erty, Including land and a dwelling
house. H3,327,:5; municipal slaugh
ter house, Including land, buildings
and equipment, $11,600. The total'
of this class of property Is $3,558,-
87.71.
'Properties from which a revenue
Is obtained, but which would bring
little or no return In sale are: 452,
000 lineal feet of conduit, 62.23
f'et of laterals, RSO manholes and
some tools and machinery, valued at
I17S.4S3.C2,
( Properties owned by the city
which would bring a return If sold,
but which do not directly produce
revenue arc: Police department
building and equipment, $54,775; Are
department buildings and equip
ment, $268,967.50; street depart
ment, real estate, buildings and
equipment, $22,000; recreation facil
ities, Including parks, etc., $632,
747,42; schools. Including buildings,
land and contents of building, $3,
7S4, 121.06; public charities includ
ing municipal farm, buildings, con
tents, live, stock, office equipment,
provisions, etc., $15,000; Isolation
hospital, $5,000; cemetery unsold
lots, buildings, equipments, etc.,
$3an.iinii; storm and sanitary sewer
pipe lines, real -estate and equipment,
I.nGI.OIS.SO.
r.M.h KILLS WOMAN
New Haven, May 19. (AD
Mrs. Anna Ptorlazzl, 78, of 258 Ham
ilton street fell 15 feet from a root
curly today and was instantly killed.
She la believed to have wandered out
of her bedroom window onto a
porch roof during the night and
fallen off. She was said to have
been despondent over the recent
death of a favorite grandson.
Official Hartford Stock Exchange Quotations
EUBNISHED SY JLDD A COMPASS
nurrltt Hotel Building
BANKS AND
City Bank and Truit Co.
Conn. I;lver ii. C..
frit National Bank
Hartford-Aetna Nutinnal ex
Hit ford-Conn. TruM Co.
M.tirli. Finn of Hartford
Par k Su Tltise Co.
Pliueiiii National Bank
fti vol alii Truat Co.
Htata Hank & Truat Co.
V. R Security TruM Co.
V. S. sec urity Trust Rta.
Aetna Fire In, cx
AutemoWle Ins. ex
Hurirnrd Tire Ina. ex
Nntleniil Kin; Ina. f t
PliemU Pll,e ln. ex
Ttcla Ina.
Ho-'in na. ex
LIFE AND INDEMNITY COS.
Aetna Cuaualtr A 8. Co.
A-llia Kite 111, ex
Conn Cetierai Lift
Hail fold Bteam UolitJ
Travelera lni. ex
PCULIO
14 M. i Itv a. I.t. CC rfd. (2 I 3! ! 40 I Q J I 750.000
Hfrl. Ulty O. I.t. Co... com. CD I 3'i " I O J I 1.150.000
Hnrrfot.l fclertil.; l.t .M r 197 SS I Q ?..
Itartf'.rd Klr-trle I.t mm ex I ".' ! IM 10 P I 10,000.000
So. N nnsland Tel. Co. It. 5 n" I QJ1I1 is.000.000
Conn. I.t. ft Pew fit pti 1" ! 1" II I 4,600,000
t'oiin. I.t. & rover STo pM. "I 115 1 117 f I
MANUFACTURING COS.
Amail'-iui llnrrlwsia Cor. (211 SS I Kx I QJ I li.foo.ooo
Automatic P.ef. Co. I '0 I I QM1 1.000.000
BlgotoK-ilfd. Carpet Co., com lot ' 107 I Ci t. I :il.O'h
nilllnsa Kpent-et Co., pf1. t:S) 1" I , 750.000
nilllns Spemei Co.. conu (35) " I I 1.000.000
Culliiia Company ' ' I Q J IS I l.OOO.OJO
Olte Arms Co. CO ' l 1 "n ' l QJ I 5.000.000
:c! Loek C. k too j i io, ijj I ; ono. ooo
Fuiter Brufh Co. let PM. (25) I I 1" I Q J 1 3.000,000
jllrr llni-ll C". t In.'e A C5l ee !3 ' X "4 Q.F. j J90.000
! rilrr Itni.h Co. data A A i-ora I JJ 24 j J.F. ' Sth.000
lifrlr hearliif ' ', ' ! -M. , 415.000
ll.Ht 'ooloy 13 i li (JJ P50 000
Intemstional Kllver, pt. i: i ll I Q J j 1('28.;.87
IrtTriatloriaI Slher Co., cum. J'3 1 17" j 0S5.3S2
I an.lers. I'raiy ft .'l.irk 77- '71 III Q J 10.500.0"0
Nrw Brit. M:e h. Co.. pf4. 70 1 v 1.713,300
Mitt. Mull. Co.. com (2S1 t" I I 1.978.950
MI---n--tiioM-l'uri( pM 4i :'" r 1.674.2o0
Kllee-Beiuent-Pontt mm 15 Jl , I CJ 3 8. 500,000
K.irlli ft Ju.M Mfg. Co. ;6) 4i ! 4t 1? 1 QJ S.SOo.ooo
Pe. lt, Stow ft WIL-oi (25) ; ; 77 ti I Fli 2. 000. 000
RiiMwii Company '" ; j I I :,ooh,oao
Soill Mfc. 77 ! ;:n 17t I QJ I 17.7o.ooo
FundatJ Srtew Co.. cntrt. 1 01 ! 110 10 Q J 6.S50.000
Punley Work. pM. CM 77 1 7 f Q F 1 S I S.soo.oi'O
tuanley Works, cm,. C5) 7!' ! t 10x Q.I fi, 7,00,000
Trrtimtoit et ;n I 31 Ot j gj 7.OO0.S00
L'tllon Mfg. Co, N. Hilt. 135) 3 1 40 10 Q J I 1.000.000
Tuie ft Towne Mfg. Co (23) "U I 5 H'il QJ 10.000,900
Vliltlook Coll Ptpo 20 I i'4 I I 150,000
Ni:V YORK BANKS AXD TRUST COMPANIES
Aiuerha. Pai.k ..f n 1 2M I S3 5 13 I Q J 5.500,(100 j
An.erlcau IJn-hangt Nif) 3no ; l ! OJ 5.000.000
Bankers Trust 1 '7'. ('0 2 Q J :0.1H0.00
M.-.nk of N. V. A- Trust 4S -At I SO I QJ j 4.000.000
Cential tnlon TruM 77 753 24 Q J ( 12.500.000
ChSM National 'II ! 423 18 I Q J 10,900.000
Chsthsm PI.enll Ntt'l 1 :i' ! H I Q J 10.500.000
Cliemleal National I7 i i3 24 I B. Mo. 4,600.000
Commene. Nafl Bank of fi ."53 357 20 Q J 25.0.f.oo0
Com Eacliar,g 477 1 477 70 I Q F 0.075,000
K-imtaM Truat et fs I :'! 13 I QM 31 1 t.l.i'('o.00
Funueia lau ft '1'nial Co. 'II j 417 54 O 5" 5.000.000
Put NalMial Baak 7171 1 :-.r.i 4o Q j to.sue.oOO
Ournt Tiual Co. 371 73o 12 . C M 31 15.ooo.ooo
Hanover National I 1 24 j Q J s fnuiooO
Irving Bank-Columbla Trua" 43 -18 In I Q J I I7.fi00.onti
Uivtjen Tltla Truat 737 !' s j .1 8,0 .0 noo
Manhattsu Co. (Bank of) (50. 1:4 I 174 ' 1 3 , y j w.ooo.uuo
Meeiienirt ft Metal Natl. 3S7 12 ro Q J lu.oou.ooO ,
National City ex 4:,; ) 4.;; 18 Q J I 40, 000. 000
Nw Toik Truat Co. 4:s 433 20 Q J 1 10.000 000
Prk National n 1 4-, 4 ( q j i in 000. 000
Title, r.uarantec ft True' I ill :,4i m Q M 31 ', 1n.OnO.1e1O
0.8 Mort gaga ft Truat Co.. 350 36o 18 QJ I 3.0O0.0O0 ,
ACTIVE INSIRA.NCE AXD CAS
An.arieaD Alllanca
Amerlian Hurfty et
r.uitmentiit Int.
Fldttlty Phf'nll tea.
Fiankltn fir Ina. Co. t!l
Glm Fain Ina. C ll)
Gtoba al Rutsara
Grtat Amailean Inauranra Co.
Hanosar Inauraoc Ca. (Id)
Homa Inauranca C.
Ina. Ca. ef NorU Anerica '!)
National Ubartf Ina. Co. ()
Nutlontl urat
Nlairara Falla Ina, O. IH)
Prafarred Arelaaat
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BALL PLAYERS BEARERS
FOR DEAD TEAMMATE
Funeral of Hertw C'harland, Vtcens-
ed Athlete, Held Today From
HI. Peter's Church,
Th funeral of Hector Charland,
who dropped dead during a baseball
gamo In which he waa a player last
Saturday, took place this morning at
8:30 o'clock In 8t. Peter's church,
Rev. Charles Oppens being th cele
brant at the muss. The bearers, all
members of the Fafnir Rearing Co.
baseball team, were Victor Welbelln,
Thomaa Aldrlch, Harold Nelson,
HJalmar Paulson, Fred Klllott and
Hugo Anderson. Flower bearers In
cluded John O'Neill. Theodore Pepin
and Joseph Curlne. The choir sang
"Home fiweet Pay" ss the body was
being taken from the church. Father
Coppens read committal services at
the grave In Pt. Mary's cemetery.
ANDRINI IS CHAMPION
OF ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
Lafayette Street Boy Takes All
Comers Into Camp In
Marble Coutcftt
The last of the preliminary games
In the Herald-Junior Achievement
marble shooting contest to deter
mine the Individual school champion
was held at St. Mary's school yester
day afternoon. Owing to lack of
time soma of' the smaller boys did
not get an opportunity to play, but
there Is n0 question that all the
potential school champions had a
chance to play and John Andrlnl, 14
years of old, of 2S3 Lafayette
street came out on top In the final
match having defeated Joseph Vin
cent, 14 years old of 13 Franklin
street, last year's medal winner st
St. Joseph's sehonl and James
Srheuy, 13, of 52 I.awlor street who
was also a runner up. A large num
her of girls played at St. Mary's and
the championship went to Hazel
Glynn, 12 years old, of 95 Smallcy
street.
The last of the Inter-pehool games,
and the final match to determine
the city champion will take place at
Walnut Hill park at 10 o'clock Sat
urday, all the Individual school
champions will be presented with
medals and there will be a gold
medal for the city champion and a
silver medal for the runner up.
According to reports James Hallo
way, who won the championship of
the ciy. 0f Hartford last Saturday,
will be a spectator In the New
Fritaln championship games.
TRUST COS.
Bid I Aak Plv. Pavabla ( Capital
. 4:t(i ' 10 Q J "00.000
roil 111 J4J 15l).l)00
240 I 19 Q J 1.150,000
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4S1 1 Q J 8,009.01)0
11.'. I . 7 Q J 150,000
31'l ! I Q J 100.000
305 : Q J 1,000,000
39. 10 Q 3 150.000
45" 13 J ft J 400.000
550 U I QJ 1.000,000
153 li I
CHANCE COS.
6il5 I 615 21 Q J 6.000,000
7SI) 10 Q J J.OOO.OO0
I HID DO Q J 1.000,000
7io SO Q J S.MO.Otlll
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91 I 94 it Q J 1,200.000
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1105 I SIS 13 I Q J I 10,000.000
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SUES ABSENT HUSBAND
Knzlmlr K)nkl Wants Complete
rosarcslon of Propefly field
Jointly in this City.
Kajlmlra Slapakl, through Joseph
Q. Woods, has brought suit for $1,
600 damages against her husband,
Bol.slaw filapskl. The plaintiff al
leges that aha and her husband are
joint owners of a house and that
two years ago, .he left her' and took
up hii residence In Hartford, Pho
seeks full ownership of the premises.
Acting on a writ returnable the
third Monday of June In the city
court. Constable Fred Winkle has
attached property on I.awlor street
Brothers Bearers at
Funeral of Sister
The funeral of Nellie Fllskowjikl
was held In the homo In Plalnvllln
this morning at 8 o'clock followed
by a funeral mans In the Sacred
Heart church, New Hrltian, at 8:30
Rev. Walter Nowakowskl was cele
brant at the.niaas. The bearers were
her six brothers. Burial was in Sa
cred Heart cemetery.
Deaths
John Mullen.
John Mullen, aged about 62 years,
died at his home In Kensington at
2 o'clock thla morning. Mr. Mullen
was an artesian well driller and had
been 111 only a short time.
He Is survived by one son, Thomas
of Kensington, two daughters, Mrs.
Frank McCarthy of Kensington and
Mrs. Anne Josephson of New Brit
ain, and several grandchildren.
The funeral will be held Friday
morning at 9 o'clock from Ft. Paul's
church, Kensington. Burial will be
St. Mary's cemetery, New Britain.
John McHale.
News of the death of John McJIale
of Shell on was received here this
morning. Mr. Mcllale, who Is well
known In New Britain is survived
by his wife, three daughters, Mrs.
M. Keating of iSO Washington street,
and Mrs. R. A. LaBranehe of 736
West Main street of New Britain and
Helen McHale of Bhelton, and three
sens. William and Stephen of Shel
ton and Frank of this city.
John Alien
John Allen. 64, of 603 Church
street, died at New Britain General
hospital this morning. He leavps
one sister, Mrs. Jacob Frit;: of this
city, and a number of niece and
nephews. Funeral arrangements are
incomplete.
Mrs. .lustina Swanson
Mrs. Jtistina .Swanson, 60, of
Osgood avenue, died last, night
her home. She was the widow
Joseph Swanson and has lived
New Brltian for 45 years.
She la survived by four daughters,
Mr. John E. Johnson, with whom
she made her home, Mrs. Emil
Carlson, Mrs. John Knowles, and
Mrs. Qothard Peterson; four sons.
AJolph. John, Arthur and Albin;
and a number of grandchildren.
She was a member of the sewing
society of the First Lutheran church
anri nf the New England order of
Protection. -
Funeral services will bo held at 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon, at the
home, 31 Osgood avenue, and 2:30
at the First Lutheran church. P.ev.
Dr. 'Abel A. Ahlqulst will Officiate.
Burial will be in Falrvlew cemetery.
Funerals
RirJiartl O'Gonnau
The funeral of Richard O'Gormun
was held this morning at 9 o'clock
from St. -Mary's church. A solemn
high mass was celebrated by Rev.
Waller A. McCrann, celebrant, Itev.
Matthew Traynor, deacon. Rev.
Kiivmnn.l Clabhy. sub-deacon. As
thv body wa.i borne from the. church
Mrs. Mary T. Crean reivlered "Beau
tiful Isle- of Somewhere."
The pall bearers were Thomas
Fagun. John i.'uilty and John yulnn,
representing the K. of C John
Mrskill, Thomas .1 Stiulb and
Richard O'Meara of Hartford rep
reeentinc the A. ct. H.
Rev. Father McCrann conducted
the committal services at the prrte
in St. Mary's cemetery.
Karl Halt ks.
Tne funeral of Karl Hiiiks ill
he held at 3 o'clock tomorrow from
St. Matthew's German Lutheran
church Instead of 3.30 as prclou.ly
announced.
Mr. Haleks is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. William Knoedler of
Wisconsin and Miss Martha Haleks
of Russia, and a son, Rudolph Hal
eks of Russia.
I Louis Scfpcl.
I The funeral of Louis S ipel w ill
ibe held nt the home, 54 Smith street
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. M. W. Gandian will officiatc
and burial will be in Fairview
remetery.
l.iirge J. Erioon
The funeral of Ceorge J. Kricson j
who died in Bridgeport Sunday night
will he held tomorrow afternoon at 1
3 o'clock in the Krwin chapel. Itev.
Pr. A. Abel Ahlqulst officiating, j
Hiirial will he In Fain lew cemetery, j
Joseph A. Haffey
Ftuwm IMffHot.
riwn 18X5 -e.
npptMll M, Mors' Vhutch.
RrsUrnr, 11 Nimmrr M. HtS-J
Flowers for All
Occasions !
F. H. Bollerer's Posy Shop j
7 fhoren M Tel. 1l I
"Tba Xtlerrapk htriat at Aaw UrltalB."
City Items
A number of frlcnda of Mr. and
Mrs. Paeat of 2S Henry street called
on them last Saturday evening to
help celebrate thoir wedding anni
versary, Bpeechea were made and a
floorlamp presented. Jtofreshinirnts
were served.
Roller skating tonight. Wulctt
llink. advt.
School bonds In the amount of
1320,000 will ba placed
on the
market Friday noon. The bonds
ar Intended for a new east sldn
school, a Lincoln school and pur
chase of a sit for a new Monroe
school.
English Bagby, professor nf py.
ri10oy at Yale,
will speak on
ear" at the meeting of the
Klnn,ls rluh tomorrow.
A meeting ef New Britain Aerhi
of Eaglxn will be held at 8 o'clock
tonight.
Richard Plxon complained to the.
pollen this afternoon that a raincoat
and a Jacket had been stolen from a
wagon In the yard of tho JI. R.
Walker Co. today.
A tire and rim were stolen from
on autamobllo owned by Joseph
Hewitt of 2SS Carlton street while
it was parked near the armory on
Arch street last night, according to
a report made to the police this
morning.
A son was born at the New Brit
sin Genersl hospital this morning to
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stecck of Erwln
place. '
The condition of Mrs. Dugald Mc
Millan who Is 'critically 111 with
pneumonia at the New Britain Oen-
eral hospital Is reported as improved
today.
NO INNOCENTS IN
THIS ilT TRIAL
Jury Finds Everybody Guilty
Sum ol 69 Cents Involved
Everbndy was found guilty and
sentenced to fight it out, at. a moek
court, trial held by the New Britian
Lions' club at. the Burntt hotel to
day. The session was the most mirth
provoking ever held by the club and
was so successful, (lift steps
have been taken to repeat it In the
near future.
Harry G. Hancpck, Colonel V. W.
F.ullen, Dr. Joseph Bolts and C. W.
Buckey were. judgi'S. The Judges
woro white robe. wiili the excep
tion of Hancock, who wore a wig. L.
A. liof. and Roy Wilbur were po
licemen. Attorney Kmil J. J'anherg
and AVillnrd (iqnist aete'd a. clerks
of court, James K. O'Brien was pros
ecuting attorney and C. W. French
waa counsel for the defense. Mr.
O'Brien wore a French moustache
while Mr. French was. all drersed up
in a set of Charles F. Hughes whisk
ers. C. J. Leroux was foreman of
tho jury. Joseph Caeto acted as iti
terpretor for the witnesses who
could not speak English.
Others on the jury were Olto
Heinrich, Dr. L. E. Dary. F. W.
Macomber. II. E. Krwin. Luke
.Stevens, Romeo Grelser, William
Brennccks, Dr. Vincent Smith,
Frank Miller, Everett Arbour and
Sam Magg.
The charge was the attempted
bribery by Thuro W. Bcngston, act
ing for the Yankee baseball tram of
John A. Andrews, short stop for the
Giants; Mr. Andrews was said to
have been offered 6!) cents to throw
the game. Tho f9 cents were, alleged
to have been "loaned'' Mr. Benga
ton by H. J. Donnolley, who said he
"supposed It ivn a gift." When An
drews refused the 69 cents Bengal on
got married, taking Flossie, 1 1 is
rhorux girl wife to New York, where
he bought, her a pair 01" flapper gar
ters for (K cents. Mr. Donnoley test
ified ho could ' have supplied the
same garters for 50 tents and saved
tho other 19. Frank Clyne, repre
sented the wifc and testified that
(lie wedding took plac. 1 hours lio
fore the marriage He use was issued,
thus making it an Illegal ccr mony.
Captain ll.irry Ilaynes. an 'he
first witness. n'eJed an inlet pi 1 -t"r.
and his testimony was exehnleil be
cause it wasn't in English. Mr. -n-Jrews
t'Siife.l tb.i' hcw.-is if(-i4
the bribe when lie ir to the
grandstand for a drink of ice V!lt, r.
Ilf ,,.n... i . fusing I" chum; tl
wasn't enough, when accused of
holding O'U for T.'i cents. Michael
Bannon was a inrionrt wreck, A. .1.
Sharp, and others trMi'icl Th
jury found everybody K'liiiy an I
ordered the two t"anis to r, up to
Walnut Jliii park arcl "fight r nut".
Much nmiiseui' 11' "as a'"l In
the selection of a uiry. One c; the
many (I'les'ions -!"-ked v as fol
lowing: "If' you t-,ok s bath on
Wednesday nicht. 7u'-l " t:''! 'or
tUe Sunday pupers, Thursday morn
ing ?"
Councllm 111 H. MaM'ii wan ad
mitted as a new iic ni'icr.
Blue and (he (I ray Minclc
At Their Annual Reunion
Dallas. Tex., May 10 (AD The
gray of the srcj'h and the blue nf
the north mincbd um-e iiiup to.lav,
this time as friends, wlo n the l iii'. d
Confederate Veterans here for th.ir
thirty-tifth reunion, discovert d a
meeting of t'i T. .vis branch of llv
(band Army of the lb public in
progress.
The fart that the C A. It. wns
to meet h. re also did m" be. vim
generally knean until iaf ntr1t.
when a few of the boys in blip- b. -gan
to arrive.
Tbe ft. A. P. members p" inio d in
visit the .amp of tbe t 'on f .-d- i it - s
to pay ibeir respects and snap
arns "aProj.(( the lin.s."
NOTICE.
Takrn by virtue of an evcution
to me directed and will be sold nt
'Public Auction to the highest bld
jder. at the public Signpost in said
'Town of Nfw Priiain. 14 days after
I Hate, which will be on the Cnd day
I of June, A. 1. 10CT.. at 1-1 o'clock
! in the forenoon, to satisfy said
execution and my fees thereon, the
following property to wit: One
Overland Automobile, located nt 10
F.lm street, in said Town of New
Pritaln.
Pated New Prltain, Ibis l!th day
of May A. P. 11C5.
GKOKGK A. PTPK, f
Conatabie.
Wall Street Briefs j
New York, May 19. (AP) Reduc
tion of tlio par value of the common
stock of Associated Iiry Goods cor
poration from 4100 to no par with
tlie privilege of exchange on the
basis, of four shares for one, has
been approved by stockholders. Tin
chunga will Increase the number of
shares from 200,000 to 800,000. Sales
of 40,600 shares of no par value to
offleers and employes of the corpor
ation also was authorized.
B ubber prices hsve soared to the
highest lvels In th local market
sine Jun, J017, spot ribbed smoked
lieet til ing quoted at 10 cents a
pound. Other grades also have ad
v.iiieeri sharply, thin brown Crete,
amber No. 2 touching 6S cents for
spot and 67 cents for June. The
rise of 6'j cents In ribbed smoked
sheet yesterday was on compara
tively little buying whleh came
from manufacturers of Modiuin-
lzed tirca and factories,
Directors of the Southern New
England Telephone Co. have au
thorized 301OO additional shares
which will be offered to stock
holders -of record May U at $ 1 00 a
share In the ratio of one ahare for
each eeen held. Rights expire
July 1.
The Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
railroad earned $13.17 a share on
the combined preferred and common
stork In with net Income of
Jl, 719, 130. This compares with 1,-
417. OSS or $11.34 a share In 1923.
Gross revenues were til, 935, 758
against $10,417,412.
Fisn and Game Association to
Conduct Drive
Senator Frederic C. Wolcott will
address the members of the New
'Britain Fish and Game association
at a meeting tomorrow right in the
auditorium .of the Central Junior
High school.
The senator is chairman of the
state fish and game commission and
is also chairman of th's finance com
mittee of the stato lrgislaturo. Be
sides being a sportsman, he is inter
ested in raising game birds and lish
nd his estate at. Norfolk is well
stocked with game of his own rais
ing.
The chairman of the several com
mittees of the association will give
reports on what, has been done to
ward securing land and Btreams and
they will mention the placfs which
will lie immediately
stocked and
posted.
A drive for members, with 1,0'tO as
the goal, is being arranged, Two
teams have hecn organized. The
winning team will he entertained at
a dinner, given by 'he losers.
The teams are as follows:
.Speckled Beauties, William IUs
litt, Stanley Works, manager: cap
tains, Jess Toinlin, Russell and Kr
win: W. I.. liovve. J'.ussell and Kr
win: It. A. Medenuurg, b'tate Trade
school: Charles Tomlin, Southern
New Kngland Telephone Co.; George
Looniis. I', and F. Corbin: Harry
Hart, .Southern New Kngland Tele
phone Co.; .Sandy McKay. Corbin
Cabinet Lock Co.; H. Pykens. Hart !
and Coolcy; Walter Bell, North and
Judd.
Grouse, Henry Swanson. Corbin
Screw Corp., manager; eaplains, J.
A. McCarthy. Hart and Hutchinson;
Arthur Sharp; Henry Bailey, Stanley
Kiilo and Level Co.: Frank Olson,
Landers, I'rary and Clark: Frank
llohbein, riainville; I.. C. Knsinirer,
New Britain Machine Co.: Tom
Polan: Arthur Benson. Berlin; It.
G. Jones. Sotithington.
iti voi i:n is roi n
I'liis Add" to the Mystery of Triple
Killlni; in Stamford
Stamford, May inn. (AIM A 45-
ralibre revnl'.cr fully loader) Bnd
cockcl f,oln. I by the police tills
ninrnipg in th'- rear of the hoin-e at
I 1 s
Aclen ftrret, not far from t lie
scene of the triple murder last Sun- tatively agreed upon by the sub
1a y iiioriiicg in wbicti Paul lieAn- jconimi'tee on scrapping of the ships'-In
and I'rnnk aiui Ciulseipe Var- i ping l"ard.
lull, ali of st.-fmford, wre ki"ei. ! The commi'tee. which consists of
The pr.iice beijevo that thts r- '''halrnidn . "'Connor and Corcmis
ioir. r is the property of one of the ' lionets rhimnir bienon. is in
hrn men who escii.e, after the
hoolicg. .It !n beei f.rirlv' rb Ti-
i,!', y est-ibli?lie. that the murder
n not the result of a boot!' cgers'
fe-j.l. 'flic police are -worl.icg on th,e
other t -a o theories advanced yester
day. In a rai.l r,n the pcAotreio's li,ui,-e
police fouiiil a bo which beloncs to
the r.2.caiibie icijer foun.l close
by 7ie.i,g,-lo an.) the bullets of
wl ich are the same as found ill the
I o ly of tite Varluli brothers. A
small quantity of liquor and some
coloring ua also found in the room.
Nothing -was found in the rooms of
the 'ar:uli brothers which might
b'Vl to the cause of the tight.
roroper John J. Phelan will hold
bis investigation in tbe murder here
lomorrew attemoof.
sm.PlsH PAPTP-T CHI lit' II
The l o-eicn Mission circle of tbe
edish Paptist church will
e.r.ing at tbe home r
meet
Mrs.
;vne W'cs'nian. 74" Fast s'-ec.
crsbtv aiitrnoon a' '-'lit11 ft-lock
'I i
I'e ndb s' SOi lety Will Itlf t a bo
iionie of Mrs. Jason Fari'tt of Fox
Ion Fl;n and in the eliillg tbe
ir-eular midw-ek fn ire will lie Id
Ht 7 4 e o'clock.
i Friday eentng the Toung Peo
s,,etely will hold a. social, the
pre Is of which will le turned
n 'o the Frhardt S.venson nnssion-
Mrv lund of th" Young
people's
i in :-n of the Swedish
Ibtptlst New
l York enn'erem e. Tin- program for
!jl. niiiiiie will consist of musical
!. i.etion and speaking, and will be
I followed by rrfresbmen's.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul I nnren nave
been elected by the oiing People's
socp-'v to be delegates to the an
nual meeting of the Young People's
union -whirh will lie held in Mont
cbur. V. J. Saturday and Sunday,
May Z and 30.
UPWARD MOVE OF
STOCjSiES ON
Early Trading Sees Resumption
ol Brisk Business
New Tork, May 19.
-(AD Wall
street opening.
The upward movement of stock
prlca was resumed at the opening
of today's stock market. Industrials
again led the advance with special
strength soon developing in the
motors and public utilities Maek
Trucks opened 2 1-4 point higher
at 176. a nw peak and nearly 60
pnintt above the year's low, and
was quickly followed Into new high
ground by American Water Works
common, Fisk Rubber first prefer
red, Coca Cola and Famous Flayers,
the la.it named' responding to reports
of high current earnings. i
High Low
Colse
79,
102S
72",
i:i4
Allis Chal 79
Am Can 19S
Am H & L pfd 73
Am Loco .... 121
Am Smelt .... 8 S
Am ,Siig 63
Am Sum
Am Tel & Tel 138 1,
Am Wool 3 9
Anaconda .... 38 V?
Atchison 119'j
At filf & W I 41
Bald Loco . . lH' j
Baltl & Ohio . 76',.
79 'i
3 90
72 'a
121 '
138
3S
SSVi
119
43
113 'i
75i
39 74
31 8i
3'i
97 'i
11 'i
46",
33
40
3'.
Si7,
3t
2 9,t
33",
37 Hi
2S0
73',
64 7,
24
:si
f0
40";
79
:;o
3 9
1.8 '-i
3 8 U
1 1 9 'i
44',
114
76
40 u
327
n
S8
U
12t
467.
Beth Steel .
Bosch Mag .
Cen Leath .
Ches & Ohio
C M & Ft P
404
32 Ti
19
98 '4
S't
C M & St P pfd 1 2 "i
C R Il I P . . 47
Chile Cop 33 i
Col Fuel , 40',
Con Textile ... .1 -t
Corn I'rod Kef 36 tj
Cru Steel 70 H
Cosden Oil ... 29
Fsv Chein ... 33
Krie 1st pfd . S&'i
Ocn Klectrlc .2hh
(len Motors . . 75
40
' 3',
SGVi
70 U
29',
3 3-i
3V,
7 4i
pr,
24
29
61
49 i
79
3 9,
39:i
SO
Ot North pfd
Insp Copper .
Int Nickel .
Int Paper . .
Kelly Spgfleld
Ken Copper
Lehigh Val .
Marine pfd . ,
Marine pfd .
Mid ft. Oil . .
Mo Fan pfd .
Nat. Lead
.Vew- Haven .
N W
. 6S
. 24
. 28
. 61
., isi
. r0
. 79
.41
. 41 i
. i
. SO''
,K,7i,
. 32',
.13" i
l.'6'i
321,
:9'
32':
130
No Far
raejiic Oil . . .
Pan American
Penn P.allroad
P ,t II C (id.
o:1 62',, i
SO S9 59
77', 7 7"4 77 ;'
4"7 43", 43T
41 -4. 4 41 Ms
21 IO;.
, :s :s
,4fi 4S, 4:.ti
, 13 13 13
so 7!k; 70 ;
. s: r.i; 5iJi
. I'li 1ST8
102 10: 102
9 Ms 51 'H 01 'i
. 40 3S 45 f'
, V: 43 45 !
, 53 52 3
5--i 5'i 5i j
.120 12S'8 130 j
) ST SO'i 864 I
47 44 4 1 1 2
ns"i 1 1 fi "i iisu
, 73 71 73
r.O'z cS'i 591i
i fierce Arrow
Rep I & S .
Hay Copper .
Beading
Itoyal 1 mtcli .
Sinclair Oil . .
South Pacific
South Railway
Sludcbaker ..
Texas Co. . . .
Tex & Pacific
Trans Oil . . .
Union Pacific
U S Indus Alco
V S Rubber
V S Steel . .
Westinrhouse
Radio
S. TREASl'RV STATEMENT
. treasury balance. $2fi0,233,5GS
CI.EAUIXJ II'USi: STATEMENT
New York Kxchanges, 1,052,
Ouf'.nrin; balances, 1 "2,000. nno.
Boston EMhatiges SO, 000, 000;
balances, :s.i'io.001.
TO SCRAP 200 BOATS
,SaI
of ('."vrrnnirnt
Owned Ships
Is Practically ;
Y'r This J'urpose
Decided Vpon.
Washincion. May M. --(ATI A
prmrrani of selling goverrmeiit
i vessels for scrapping has been ten-
agreement on a policy o! scrapping
l.ifi nf ibe least desirable of the Sen
1 i'e :.fer,. a lid llllell Is to add to tills
niind-'er ,s-,: ot ano'her typo.
t b.-is asked the fle.-t corporation for
a reeornni, nuatioii rorinif this ff
and pendieg re. jot of this report
will withhold Us 1 1 commendation to
'he board.
nil hoard api'rov.ii of the plan,
bids will b. inviie, for scrapping the
vessels in which ca?e Ienry l-'ord
would be expected to be among
those tendering offers.
Whetlv r biter 'he board would
decide upon 2"i additional v.ssms
for scrapping, miking the total 4fl1"'
as urged by ' 'hairninn ' '''""oiinor, is
not expected to receive definite con
sideration for some time.
Mother of Eight, Hurt on
Steamer, Sues for $3,000
Pridrreport. May ;o. (,p) Mrs,
T.ilhan Profit, Tep- er street, moiher
of eight children, was injured. July
JT. 1 " 4 . nlien a camp slool on
thch sht1 sat collapsed and threw
hr to the deck of the "park City"
wlule the boat was in Hridropori
i harbor sailing toward Port Jeff. rson. !
j Mrs. Profit appeared before Jmlgt-
N'ewt II Jennitigs and a piry in s"i
pt rior court this afternoon as prin-
leipal with a sri.eipt d.-tmagc a.-uon
'she brotight against the Fndeeport
! i n . i..er. kt. n...u. . n !
i'l"', ""-""" ,"""'" ",' ;
I'.1' ,, ' ,' j
ni'S liabiii'y.
HOY TKFs PY P HITS
Collecting bis pay in pill at the
factory where he was working. Cnn
cet'a Cannarella. 15. of m 41 High
street disappeared lust Saturday and
has not been h'd from tv his
family since, it was reported to the
police this morning.
PUTNAM &c CO.
MCMSfJO NtW TO 4 HAMTOW tTOCft (XOIAHCU
31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN
Tel. 104O r
HjurofU) ornci 6 central fa ttnt-mt
We Offer
100 SHARES
NEW BRITAIN GAS LIGHT STOCK
JUDD & COMPANY
Members New York Stock Exchange
Members Hartford Stock Exchange
New Britain Hurritt Hotel B!dgn Tel. 1815
Judd Building, Pearl St., corner of Uwis, Hartford, Conn.
AETNA FIRE INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
PROENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO.
CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
FIDELITY-PHOENIX FUIE INS. CO.
INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA
STOCKS
Prices On Application
Thomson, lltenn & CLta
Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580
MEMBERS NEW TORK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES
Donald R. Hart, Mgr.
We offer
STANLEY WORKS
AMERICAN HARDWARE
FAFNIR BEARING
PRICES ON APPLICATION
We Do Not Accept Margin Account
I I
Eddy Brothers &(s
HARTFORD
SHartford Conn.Trust Bldg.
Tel.2-7186
We Offer
25 Shares Fafnir Bearing
YOUR ISH IS LAW IN A WILL
Tliere Is only one time when you can control the disposition of
your emu property. That is BEFORE you die.
So NOW Is the time to go to your lawyer and have him draw jrour
Will, namimr this Institution as your executor to make sure that
the estate you worked hard to accumulate will he distributed exactly
according to YOl'R wishes not according to the way the law will
distribute it.
DO IT
The Hartford-Connecticut Trust Company
Old Stale House Square
Franco-British Note to
Germany Is Not Settled
Paris, May in. (API British
'and French differences rega rding the
! phrasing of the disarmament note to
jCerinacy are proving more difficult
I to ad .us than had been t xpeded.
i The cr,iii,ci of aml'HSsadors. which
; has b'en postponing its tneetingo
jreper,tedl on this acconpt. again
1 a'l.inurneil the sessu-.p scheduled for
tomorrow, wfhmit taxing another
: date for meetii'sr.
it e hnnel Ln. er t h - f
l-rln I'r' pen accord v.lU be
,: ache,) soon regarding the dis
armament note and that the council
, of finibaeca lors cap dispatc'i it to
'iWlip without much more del.-iv.
POLICEMAN ArrACKI'P
Itartf'Hd IluoiHt Asaiiltel
Enler Rooming Hoih-
He
Hartford.
I'rrtnk Merc
persons inc
May
1 Po
lacked
1'. tpl,, !
uqir?
lie enterfd a roor
North M mi s-p t
' :ng for ' he phrpe;
arrest. Tin- of!"
Howard ON,-r, w
charge of robbery
em- i
l.ey C ee
otl-.er ir
i trom f e j. .i.
urles. Merc i is
sufferit g
his rich 1
he orcnili
.iuai- rrs.
SW eepv
Illusive .
A s
...1 v
ne
,p,
I ' '-
w ;
a v
1 .
Of ll'I'T- .
H 'l olher r, I
ivent.in lii j
i'IIVC Wl"!
P is c .illlie,
i.e party,
tcillle C 1 r?
N -w- llaxfa
w :is
A
rscn
O 1 T
w htl gai t be J
art- s'. d in '
OPIpelp n 1 ;t (
d tint I .in son
i he reoni'.: g j
-r rc--eie. in-
:l s
T
onV
'erUViltcn i'-.l
.' N. Il !- is he;
In po'ic- e"ir"
' I Neil w es t h' r- .
be n loca- d a.s i ,:
t his morning J'i'i:e
1'ny ctant.d rroseiiripi; am
F.oue. : 's r-qui st tor a continual
I pev
- tn
th rase of the Hughes woman to
Wednesday under a bond of K00.
HEAP THE Hl.ntl.li CLANMEIEP
ADS FOR 10VR WASIS
NEWBRITAIN
Burritt' Hotel Bldg.
Tel. 3420
NOW
HARTFORD, CONN
j Extra Dividend Given
By Fafnir Bearine Co.
l-'lrectoif of the Fafnir Bearing
ro., met. yesterday afternoon and
declared an extra dividend, of S1.40
per share, payable May 25, and a
regular dividend of cents a share
payable July 1,
I" ATI" IS IMPORTWT
i "'"h Court Mnt Pevldo Fa4-t Time
of Automohjjr Avidcnt
Ha :t;o:
;f otnobi
May l:. Whether hn
lairtirg four prosper
ippers at a midnight
e e last Cnristtiias Eve
iv e n0r
hurch se
is st k 1 a tram at the Hamll
e y , -.v-oii.jr ,n this city at
:'' )' tp "ii I '.-comber Zi, or 1 ::04
r on Christmas morning, is the
. st;nn being p'rieed before a jury
"lie siip-erinr court here toda.-.
p- railroad company is required to
in'am a Ba' man at. that point
.'il ticdiiieht and in four cases be
c ::;.-d s-iipri'i.'ineousty ir is alleged
at the company was negligent in
'ms to do so. T-e company's de
nse is that as the accident Imp
lied after midnight the presence of
e pi'-map -uas 10f required.
':;..' p.:.iirifs are Mrs. Anna
p . n. in. administratrix of the estate
Per husband. Thomas F. ijueenan,
'O die! peremhrr .11 of inmries
cived in the accident. She asks
","f". damages. She a!o sue sfor
e c. for infuries stistain-d by
rs If. .1. inp-s .?. Keailey, owner and
. r of 'be a u tern oh Hp ot ks
' 'iMipigcs and bis wife, Margaret
it.t'v. sues f.tr ?Sft,rniii damages.
CAPITOL Start. Sun.
UNCOVERED
1
KEITH VAt PE TELE
o Adance In Prices
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