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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1929.
17
MRS. JOHN PINCHES
CLAIMEDBY DEATH
Apoplectic Stroke Is Fatal to
Prominent Social Worker
Mrs. Henrietta rinches, aged 77,
widely known social worker and
prominent in the activities of the
International Sunshine society, died
early last night at her home on
Worthington Ridge, Berlin. Her
death, though sudden, was presaged
by an illness of six months' dura
tion. At no time up to yesterday
was her condition regarded as criti
cal. Death was due to an apoplec
tic stroke.
Mrs. Pinches was born in Spring
field. Mass., June J 7, 5 852, and was
married to John Pinches, also of
Springfield, in the city of her birth,
on May 14, 1 8 73. They removed to
Hartford, where they lived four
years, coming to New Britain in market was thrown into confusion
1 877. From that year until 1 920 , by one of the ar?est deluges of buy
they made their residence in New , Q experienced when it
Britain, then moved to Berlin. ;
During the time Mrs. Pinches Pe"ed at noon today. Opening quo
lived In New Britain she formed j tations in a wide assortment of lead
many friendships and became a ing shares were 5 to 77 points high
prominent member of the Sunshine ei. and at the end of the fjrst hom,
society. For a number of years she the u
was the treasurer of Canomcus ,1UUI UL""1U
Branch of the International Sun-Ul market.
shine society, later becoming cor- I The early gains in most instances
responding secretary for the Con- j did not hold, as they attracted quick
necticut division of the society. AtiPr0('it taking by traders who bought
one time she was Connecticut or- j stock during the past two days, and
gn.iizer for the society. j1" somo '"stances about half the ad-
She was a member of the Berlin jvance was lost, although the extent
Congregational church, Martha j of the reaction was obscured by the
Chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, lateness of the ticker,
a member of Eddy-Glover Unit, Standard Power and Light, a high.
American Legion, and a member of j'V volatile issue, opened up 77 points
the Berlin Grange. She wa3 also aat . Electric Bond and Share
member of the Stratford club oC ; Jumpetl 20 points. United Light and
Hartford
She is survived by her husband,
John Pinches, and five sons, John J.
of New Britain; Francis W. of New
ark. N. J.: Charles W. of Glendora,
Calif.; Robert P., of Berlin and
Richard B., of New Britain and six
grandchildren.
Funeral services will lie held Sat
urday afternoon. Private prayers
will be said at the home and services
will be conducted at 2 o'clock at the
Berlin Congregational church by the ,
rnstnr V. ev Samuel A Finl.-rv Burial
will be In the family plot in Fair
view cemetery, this city.
Marlboro Man Dead;
Wife Hurt in Crash
Hartford, Oct. 31 P) Walter
Ebentheuer, 24. of Marlboro, is dead
and his wife, 21, is being treated for
injuries at the Hartford hospital as
1he result, of an accident early today
on the East Hartford dry bridge,
when their light roadster skidded
on wet, pavement, carried away the
heavy iron barrier on the north side
and fell 25 feet from the bridge to
land, bottom side up.
Mr. Kbentheuer. the driver, was
taken to the Hartford hospital with
his wife, shortly after the accident
and he died at 8:52 without re
gaining consciousness. They were on
their to work in Hartford.
Claims First Hoover
Of German Descent
Berlin, Oct. 31 (UP) A memor
andum published today by Prof.
Herman Macco. noted German
genealogist, claimed President Her
bert Hoover had been proven to be
of German descent.
Professor Macco started to trace
President Hoover's family tree last
January. He paid six visits to the
Palatinate where he claims he
traced the president's lineage to
Andreas Huber, a native of Eller
stadt nar Bad Puerkhelm. who em
igrated to America in 1738.
Previous efforts to trace the pres
ident's lineage have led to claims
that the first Hoover to come to this
country was Andrew Hoover who
spelled his name Andreas Hoover
and who settled in Maryland in
1 735. Whether he was a German,
Dutchman or Walloon has remained
the subject of genealogical contro
versy. IITll.n ON BUNCH WARRANTS
Winsted. Oct, 31 P) Bench war
rants obtained by State's Attorney
Jlolcomb of Litchfield county from
Judge Udwin C. Dickenson, were
used to take Pasquali; Bruno. of
Stamford and Prank Rocco of To.--rington
and Joseph Costa into court
today on charges of having dynamit
ed the home of former Prosecuting
Attorney Thomas J. Wall of Torring
ton. in March 1325.
Bruno and Rocco pleaded guilty
and were, held for sentence on No
vember 12. while Costa pleaded not
guilty, elected a jury trial and was
held in $25,000 for a court session
on November 5.
College Beauty
Associated Press Photo
Lirlne Davie of Winter Haven,
Flu., was chosen the mist, beauti
ful girl at the North Carolina col
lege for women at Greensboro.
Birth Record
A son was born at New Britain
General hospital today to Mr. an1
Mrs. Walter I-'ieneman of Tark
street.
A son was born at New Britain
General hospital today to Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Burzinski of 4 Farming
ton avenue.
A daughter was born at New
Britain General hospital today to
Mr. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson of
Corbin avenue.
CURB SWAMPED IN
FL00DS0F0RDERS
Sudden Gains Lost as Traders
Immediately Sell
New York, Oct. 31 tP) The curb
" more man j a, ana Amen-
can superpower nearly 10. A wide:
assortment of Utilities gained from '
2 to 10 points. j
Electric Bond and Share, after
jumping 20 points to 9!) 7-S. ouickiv i
I slipped back to 90 1-2. Cities Service, j
...... ,.,i,m, Hiui , iiiock or ci,
000 shares at 44, tumbled back to
37 1-S, American Superpower, open
:ing at 35 7-8, fell back to 30.
some or the . Is display-. 1 umazHir
hiinvanrv ni tl.n li i.
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Real Estate News
Warranty
Commercial Trust Co.. to Commer
cial Co., Lafayette street (one-half
interest ).
Mortgage
Commercial Co., to Commercial
Trust Co., $29,167.40, Lafayette.
St reef.
Michael Stein to Savings Bank of
New Britain, ll.llOO, Work's addi
tion. Edward C. Connolly to New Brit
am Trust Co., $3,000. South Burritt
street.
Israel Wejilrr to Savings Bank r.f
New Britain, SS.000. Hart street
T. J. Quinlivan. et ux, to New Brit
ain Trust Co., $:'.230. Hart street.
City Items
Vincent Januskiewicz of 2D Albany
avenue reported to the police today
that his daughter Stella, 16. left
home about a. m. on October 2:1
and has not. returned.
Charles Kraut. 15. of 55 Trinity
street, was arrested for speeding on
Myrtle street today by Motorcycle,
Officers Strolls and Tanguay.
Man's Body Discovered
In Brooklyn Early Today
New York. Oct. 31 (P)The body
of an unidentified man, who had
been shot through the head after
he had been "taken for a ride," the
police believe, was found today near
a South Brooklyn lumber yard. The
man was about .10 years old. No
ono in the vicinity heard a shot. Po
lice arranged to take his finger
prints to determine whether he had
a criminal record.
Deaths
Mrs. Nellie Dudjack
Mrs. Nellie Dudjack. one of the
organizers and most prominent
members of the Holy Trinity Greek
Catholic church on Beaver street,
died yesterday at her home, 28 Sex
ton street, following a lingering ill
ness. She was 50 years of age.
Born in Czecho-fdovakia, she
emigrated to this city about 30
years ago and since had resided
here. She was the wife of Theo
dore. Dudjack. prominent real es
tate man in this city. She was widely
known among Czecho-Slovakian
residents.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by a son, Theodore, Jr.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday at 8 o'clock at the home and
at 9 o'clock at Holy Trinity Greek
Catholic church. Burial will be in
Holy Greek Catholic cemetery.
l-'ai-nlinm HoImIoiiy
Farnham Hobdoux. 10 months
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hob
doux of IS Lyman street, died last
night at the New Britain General
hospital after a short Illness with
pneumonia. He was admitted to
the institution early in the after
noon and died three hours later.
Funeral services were held this
afternoon at .'! o'clock at the home
of bis parents. Burial was in St.
Mary's cemetery.
Funerals
Timothy Fay
! The body of Timothy Fay, aged
58, of 6B Winter street. for the
past seven years sales superinten
dent of the Automobile Sales and
Service company, wlifi died Tuesday
at New Brilain General hospital of
pneumonia, was sent yesterday to
Walthum, where burial will take
place tomorrow in Calvary cemetery.
TRAIL OF LOST BILLIONS AS
STOCK MARKET COLLAPSED
Srkes DAILY TRend F01Z WeEK ENDING
-.-- , I Oct. 12 Oct. iv 1 ctz& 1 1
250 n
24? 55 252.8 ON
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235
230 L : '
225 L :
220 tJ
215 V
210 X- -X-
RECORoX
205 ( sales Vjy-
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20O -m-- Vbig CPASw
195-$ : L i
190 JliLxl p J 1
,85- --4S 1 L0W L
91.0 ON J I T
l80- .-?4!4- I2"fV J
ft II I eeN
175- T BANKERS
10 1 ft AGAIN TRIED,
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165- -.8 pl-l
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1929 Stock prices: high-Sept. fr-252,8. Low-FE3.i6-i9i.o
' ??, bj Sfnclani Statistics Co., MY
Gleaned tiom the welter of frantic selling and hysterical panic in the
New York stock market, the cold facts and figures graphically presented
above tell the story of the amazing di cline in speculative values of securi
ties. The. two heavy black Itnes at the. left, show the rang.; of prices
through l:i2X and the first nine months of I:i2!i. l-'roin October 7. the
daily trend is indicated. Daily volume of sales, in millions of shares, ,s
: shown in the lone, part of the chart. Note. when-, on Thursday, October
'H the maddest day in the history of the exohangi nearly 1 :;.0uo.(iiii
j shares were dnnipid, while prices liimbl. d. Counting sales on the Curb,
j more than ID.OoA.OOO shares were disposed of, representing a speculative
i loss of $1 I.L'50,000.000. After a brief rally, the decline in prices continued.
and a new low is found on Monday a loss of about $ U.iHio.uOO.OOO with
sales again skyrocketing. Next day. a new record for sales was establish
ed, despite efforts to stem the panic.
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Weddings
nosuNsw i;ic i.ui;
Miss Olive I.ee. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. P.obert Lee of Westerly
street and II. K. Kosensweig. sou of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kosensweig of
214 Burritt. street, were married
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at.
the Baptist, church parsonage on
Grovo Hill by Rev. William Ross.
Miss Klvira Langren was maid of
honor and lidward Rosenswcig was
best man.
The bride wore a brown transpar
ent, velvet gown and carried a bou
quet of bronze chrysanthemums and
talisman roses. Miss ltngren wore
a'grccli t ranspa rent velvet dress and
carried yellow" chrysanthemums and
roses.
A reception was held al the home
of Mr. and Mrs. .1. It. Young on
Hart street, after the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Kosensweig left on a wed
ding trip to New York city and on
their return will live on Columbia
street.
Mr. Rosensweig is employed by the
Kafnir Bearing Co. and Mrs. Rosen
sweig, up to the, time of her mar
riage, was in the employ of the
Travelers Insurance Co. in Hartford.
Plane "Lost" in Chicago;
City Lights Bonfire
Chicago, Oct. 31 (P-An unidenti
fied airplane, evidently lost In low
heavy fog. flew over the downtown
district before daylight and dropped I
two flares, indicating the pilot was
lost. I
The sound of the plane's motor .
was tl rat heard shortly after 1!
o'clock over the near north side. A
few minutes later two flares were
dropped. The Tribune tower was
lighted to give the flyer his bearings
and a huge bonfire was built on a
large vacant, lotr suitable for an
emergency landing place. Flying
fields turned on their floodlights.
No plane was reported missing.
Henry Ford Purchases j
Whole Lumber Camp j
Johannesburg, Mich., Oct. SI tP)
The entire equipment of ar. old-time
lumber camp in Otsego coi.'nty. such 1
as flourished in Michigan during i
tho seventies, has been bought, by
Henry Ford for his early American
museum at Dearborn. j
The equplment. includes, bunks, I
blankets, ox yokes, bi-; wheels, i
chains, spike skids, draws, sleighs, j
saws, axes, markers, grub hooks, i
loader crotch, camealongs. skidding j
tongs, and other pieces of equipment, j
the usefulness of which has long j
since passed away, liven the kitchen
sink, towel rollers, dinner horns and
water jugs will Im transported to
Dearborn to be set up there.
Kvery week is 925 week In
Britain.
New
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17 aoA Ann -cuAoec-nr-r taia
East Berlinites Hosts
At Community Party
An entertainment, was given last
night uicbr Die auspices of the
Kast. Berlin Community club at
their club rooms with several hun
dred persons from New Itritatn and
surrounding towns preseni.
The program was as follows:
Singing and dancing.
"Gossipers" by sev n ladies of
this city.
Little Donaldson in "Juvenile
Snappy Songs. ''
Hadoff and Mitchell.
Walter Schwartz, the talkative
trickster.
Among the guests were Pen
Khrens. the well known card manip
ulator; Salinger, the myslifying en-
Mcrtamcr: Harry Asbestos, (lie Creek
'mystic; Man Sylvester of Itidge
Iwood, N. .1.. and .lack W. Cordon
ionnerly of t his city.
I'nihiw ing the performances' the
j quests were entertained by Walter
liuart. of 22 Lincoln street.
MART NOMIN.VITII) ADMIRAL
Washington, Oct. .11 (Pi President
Hoover today sent to the senate the
nomination of Captain Thomas C.
Hart to be a rear admiral.
Captain llarl entered the navy In
U93 from Michigan. One of his re
cent duties has been that, of inspect
or of ordinance in charge of the. na
I val torpedo station at New port, K.
1. He is at. present, aboard the U. S.
S. Holland in command of the sub
marine division of the battle, fleet.
X11 BOSTON"
Mew York, Oil 31 (TP) Michael
Moiandi, ::;. Boston, was arrested
by Sergeant Robert T. Mommy of
Boston as a fugitive from justice.
Morandi and four others stole a safe
Iroill tl Boston store, Mooney said
He will be ex'.M'lited.
TRAIN' KILLS ALT '1ST
Sonieiville, N. J.. Oct. Ill (UP)
.lames Jones w is killed and Abra
ham Blue was injured sevi.rely hen
today w h-'n an antonioim,' in whie'i
tl-ey verc riding was struck by a Le
high Valley railway engiee 0n the
state highway crossing.
An elephant cannot, see an object
outlined against the sky at more
than yards.
INTERNATIONAL HAPEH
and POWER COMPANY
Reil ,n Mj. CM. i). l: r
Thff Roard of D!rtcf3r rlfeUreo"
regular quarterly d'videod. of 'ixtv
renU (60c! on llir Class A Common
Stock ol liv Company, pavnble
November Till). 1929, In slot Lholders
of record at the close of business
.November 1st, 1929. Checks to be
mailed. Transfer books will not close.
R. G. LADD, fjj't. Trtat.
Wall Street Briefs
New York, Oct. 31 WP-Thc vol
ume of building contracts awarded
in the 37 states east of the Rocky
Mountains for the. week ending Oct.
-5, as reported to F. AV. Dodge Corp.
amounted to ?S8. 127,500, an increase
of $5,000,000 over the preceding
week. The largest single project in
cluded in the week's total was "a $2.
500.000 airport development in
Houston. Texas.
Directors of Best. & Co.. at their
meeting next, month wi:i consider
placing the new slock, which was
recently slit 2-for-l, on a ?2 annual
dividend basis against X paid on tin
old stock, it, was reported today.
The National Dairy Products Corp.
plans to purchase the Brighton Place
Dairy Co., of Kochestez-, N. y.
New steel business as reported to
day by mid-west operators, is on the
upgrade in virtually all directions
and November is expected to show
much belter resulis than October.
The average renewal rale for call
money in October was K. :;," per
cent, compared with '.i.5:i per cent
in September and 6.9S per cent in
October, 1-J2S. The renewal rate
; during the. month just ending
reached the highest point on Octo
l ber 1, when it went to 9 per cent.
I The lowest, was 5 per cent on Oc-
j f Ober 2 '.
The net operating income of
telephone companies for August as
reported to the interstate, commerce
commision aggregated S22.2liS.997,
compared with $2o,r, -n.nj 9 in Au
gust. I92R.
The New York Telephone Co. an
nounced today that on last. Tuesday
when all records for sales on the
New York state and curb exchanges
were shattered, the live telephone ex
changes which serve more than 95,
000 telephones in the heart of the
financial district handled a total of
-,1 07,00ii calls, an increase of more
! than
' day's
in per
traffic
cent, over a normal
IN MARKET TODAY
Brisk Demand Sends Prices
Climbing by Leaps
New York. Oct. SI Pi Bonds
listed nil the .New York Stock Kx
change rallied briskly in the early
trading of today's abbreviated ses
sion, which started at, noon. II. was
apparent, from the opening that the
liquidation in fixed-income secur-
itns for the proiecli'm of impaired
stock mark
mints had spent it-
self anil high grade investment is
sues set about repairing the losses
they had suffered in jcstcrday'H
I heavy .session.
Convertibles made some wide
gains. American Telephone 4 l-2s
were the leaders in this group, with
tin overnight advance of about. 20
points. Commercial Invest mem. Trust
5 l-2s were also strong, moving up
im luw euupnn an ni sueilKl'l
Cjevenipi'u n ACW lUfK C C 11 f (U I i
.1 l--s, snuljirrn Kallway 4s, r.ock !
I-land 4s and Atchison Rocky Mnun-i
tain division 4s scored gains running!
as high as two points in sharp enn-j
trasl to the declines which issues (
of that grade suffered on Widne"--
I Industrials anil utilities
shared in tim improvement.
also
Chile
part, in
point'-,.
4 I -2s
made
it opper as took a prominent
the rise, climbing nearly 2
! Kansas City Power Light
and American Telephone
early fractional gams.
vopi; GKiii-iTs mu'siMoxn
Vatican City. Oct. 31 Pope
i Pins today granted a privale inler
!vb w of i't minutes to Sir l-lric
: I ll-UllllilOllil. seer.-lar -'iCIleral of the
League of Nations. Sir Uric afler
wards went to call on Cardinal Gas
ia.rri. papal secrelary of state. The
audience was said to have been en
tirely personal in character.
11 M.I, I
London. ( icl
cial committee
was reported
today to have
LAN I'VMil l
. Ill fUP) An offi
of financial experts
an reliable, authority
decided the long-de-
baled plan for a tunnel under the
Knglish Channel between France
and Ungland is unsound. The com
mit lee's objections were based on
economical and commercial grounds.
MDCAL STOCKS
(Furnised by Putnam it-
Co)
Insurance Stocks
! Bid Aske,
! Aetna Casually 1 1 2 210
! Aetna Life Ins Co 114 110
j Aetna Fire Soft 112"
Automobile Ins TiO '-p
( Conn General --- 22.MI
j Hartford Fire S2.i Sl.o
j H t I'd Steam Boiler 71.11
t National Fire M-
Phoenix Fire S2H U,il
Travelers Ins Co 1 4 2:- 1 52.'.
Manufacturing Stocks
Am Hardware t-l t-'.
1 Arrow-Hart (V. liegeman - 42
I Billings & Spencer . . . . - II
Bristol Brass 114
Colt's Arms It- 32
Uagle Lock 4: 4S
I Fafnir Bearing Co .... Im 100
j Hart & Cooley 1 fit)
I Landers. F t2 (if.
N" B Machine 3G 4a
North .t Judd 2.1
Peck, Stowe & Wil ! 2 If.
Russell Mfg Co 110
Scovill M fg Co 1-1, ; (i
Standard Screw 121.
Stanley Works 1.2 .."
Torrlngton Co 77 so
Union Mfg Co 1 ."
I'liblU- l llllties Stx-Ks
Conn Klec Service -.
Conn Lower
llfd Klec. Light . . .
Hfd Gas Co coin . .
Hfd i las Co com . .
Southern N K Tel
.lie
.110
.110
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1 20
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(10
)90
TREASURY BALANCE
Treasury Il.ilancc, J2.iS,91".09C.
WILD RALLY HALTS
IN PR0FITTAK1NG
Sharp Rebound Slows Down
When Traders Cash in
New York, Oct. 31 (Pt The rally
in slock prices, which started yes
terday when powerful buying sup
port was supplied by leading finan
cial interests, was resumed with
considerable violence at the delay
ed opening of today's market.
Prices of scores of issues bounded
upward 5 to SO points at. the start,
and one stock jumped 75 points
above the previous sale, but the
wild advance attracted heacy
profit-taking which nuickly carried
many stocks down 2 to 12 points
below the opening quotations.
Reduction of the Bank of F.ng
land discount, rate from 6 1-2 to C
per cent, which was expected to be
followed by a reduction In the New
York federal reserve rediscount
rate after (lie rltfse of the market,
coupled with (lie statement of
John D. Pockefeller. sr.. that, lie
and his son were buying sound com
mon stocks, and the announcement
of several special dividend distribu
tions, all contributed to the revival
of confidence in the market.
The call money renewal rate was
fixed at 6 per cent before the mar-
ket
opened.
Several favorable dividend mi
i nouncements developed during the
I day. Directors of the Consolidated I
Gas company raised the annual
dividend from $:! to J4, and Pulled i
j States Dairy Products on the class :
A stock extra payments were an-
I nounced by the Standard Oil Co. of!
Indiana and the New Jersey Zinc
company ami initial disbursements ,
were authorized on the common
stocks of the National Public
Service corporation and the P.ulova
Watch company.
Sharp opening advances In manv
stocks indicated an absence of
I nearby bids, many of which bad
j been withdrawn overnight. Auburn
Auto .jumped 75 points. Underwood
i Klliott 1'ishei- :;n, standard Oas &
j ':' no : I-:. North American
1-4 and Atchison. Vestingliouse
:i:lectric. Pox rilm. National P.is
cuit. .Norfolk t Weste,-,,. p.rooklyn
Union Gas. Kastman Kodak. Inter
national Harvester. Chesapeake & :
Ohio. Sears Roebuck. International!
leieplione an. I American & l-'orcign i
l ower io points,
or more.
AT I :;:o p. .
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Pox Film ,
I'reeport Tex .
Genl Asphalt .
Genl Klec
Gen Motors . .
Hudson Motors
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Int. Nickel
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Ken Cop
Mack Truck . .
Mo I'ae
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Natl Cash Leg
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North Pacific
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Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil . . .
Southern l'ac .
I St. Gas Flee
Std Oil N Y .
Studebaker
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; Tim Rol Bear
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BANKS RETURN CHECKS;
MERCHANT UNDER ARREST
lh ini.'iil lli'lkin Allcol to llac
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Cliai;;i'd with i.s.suinp ihrcc fi-atid-eiil
checks in payment nf nicr
in lldiM' bought ill New Haxcn. Der
ail nelkin. wiiolesale fruit dealer.
Commercial slrcet, was notified
lay by I'etective Si-rsreiint W. I'.
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mrt. His case was contlnui d until
t Thursday and he was released
i custody of his counsel, Judge l'
. HuiiKerford.
The checks total between $100 and
100. accoiding to Hie rudicc.
PUTNAM & CO
Umber New Tori 9 Hartfml Sdi Exdumsa
11 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN
TEL. 2040
HA&TFQiP QITtCa, CENTRAL RQW, IB- t-UM
We offer:
ACME WIRE CO.
BILLINGS & SPENCER CO.
COLTS PATENT FIRE ARMS MFG. CO.
EAGLE LOCK CO.
LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK
STANLEY YORKS com
TORRINGTON CO.
Eddy Brothers &G?
Members Hartford Stock Exchange
New Britain HARTFORD Merideh
65 W Main St. 33 Lew,s SL 43 Colony St.
We offer and recommend:
INCORPORATED INVESTORS
at the present market
We offer:
Eisler Electric Corporation
Traded in on the New York Curb. Karnings for the
first 9 months of 1929 nearly $7.00 per share.
This stock must advance materially from present lev
els. A rare opportunity to buy at the current market.
BONNER, BROOKS & CO.
.New York
ew Haven
Chioaco
Meridcn
-New Hritain Office
Tel. 562:1 ,-)626 53 West Main St.
WILSON & CO.
Investment Securities
rtARI'lXmO NEW BRITAIN
T5 Pearl St. Tel. 2-7MI55 W. Wain St. Tel. 5800
We Offer and Recommend:
Chemical National Associates
Price on Application.
MCMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE
New ISrllnln National Bank Illdg.
Icl. 6200. "
lieruarrl A. Oonlej Uravton A. I'ortcr.
UIRECT I'KIVATE .NEW VOKK I'HO.NE CANAL 4517-8
We offer
Chemical National Associates
Stock
Bernice Chrysler Engaged
Associated Tress Pilots
Bernice Chrysler, daughter of Walter P. Chrysler, automo
bile magnate, is to marry Edgar W. Garbisch, former football
star at Washington and Jefferson and West Point.
Bridgeport
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