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New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
ThcO,IOrC smith

The funeral of Theodore Smith, who died sunday. was hold this morning at S;@0 o'clock from the late home, 14 I.awIor street, and al o'clock from St. Mary's church. Rev. Walter Lyddy sang the mass of requiem and as the body was borne from the church Mrs, Mary T, Croan sang "Beautiful Isle of Some where The pail bearers were James Nechan, Frank Fitzgerald. James V. O'Brien, Charles Barrett. John Farr and James Ryan. and the flower bearers were Nelson F. Mar fen, Jr,, and Joseph Botticnln. Burial was in St, Marys cemetery.
 Mir. Smith. a native of Newport, R. l.. had been a resident of this city for about 50 years, Al one time he took an active part in local Doi- tlco and served as councilman from the sixth ward He was q printer hy trade and for a npmDcr of years was employed at the Plimpton Mfg. Co., . of Hartford. Fratcrnally he was a member of Court Friendly. Forester of America and the Now Britain Aerie of Eagles, His wife. Mrs. Helen Morris smith, survives him.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
WILL SEE BY RADIO
 SOON SAYS EXPERT
Wireless Speaker Predicts Com, muniCatiOn With North Pole

Within the next three or four years radio fans will be enabled to see what Is transpirlng as well aa hear sounds from all parts of the world, Is the prediction of Arthur A. 'Hebert, treasurer of the American Radio Relay league, made at a meeting of the New Britain Lions club today al the noon luncheon q, the Burritt hotel.
 Mr. Hebert said tho radio amateur has been blamed for all kinds of noises and interference for which he Is in no wise responsible, He called attention to the fact that radio as it is today is the develop ment of the amateur, lie spoke Of the times of the day when 1t is possible to hear code signals from almost all over the world.
 Eighty per cent of the radio in- reference today is from ships out on Long Island Sound, many of them foreign ships" he said.
 He spoke of the fading out" and said tnis was one of the things as well as static towards the eIimina- ton Of which the league is working. He said fading out is not the fault Of the sending station. He pre- dicted that in q short time there would be 24 hour communication with the North Pole.
 lio referred to the sending of nho. tographs by radio and said it is DOS s,ble now 10 have picture taken in England and 12 minutes later hare It ready for use by a New York newspaper.
 Captain Bryant. representing the American Red Cross life saving dc. partment, who is examining eppIi- cants at the Y. W. c. A. this after. noon and evening and the the Y. NJ. C' A. tomorrow, spoke on the yalu. Of training life savers. He said to- day there are 65,o00 men and wom- en, Red Cross life savers, who arc responsible for the saving of 10000 lives.
 Miss Alice Sullivan, who will give a concert at the Camp school to- morrow evening, sang several solec- tiohs' accompanied by John J, Crean. Miss Sullivan was introduced by President C, w Buckley, who said 'Mcdlne has its Rose PonselIo. New Britain has it's Alice Sullivan"
 Edward Cgren. representing thc National Association of Credit Men, spoke on behalf of the move by the association to prosecute fraudulent failures.
 In the } attendance contest tho score was reported 10 be Giants 235, Yankees l35. Next week will be the end Of teh contest and the following Tuesday there will be a mock court trial with prominent lawyers in the city taking part.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Youth With Gun Seeks
 Cousin, Is Arrested

Hartford, May 5,-Thc second chapter in inc story of l youthful runaway that occurred two years ago was enacted here today when d police officer Wrested 8 loaded gun from Clarence Whipplc, 22. after he had come to this city in search of Edith shepard, IS, of SimsbGry, his young cousin who ran away with him in May, 1923. They ran away together and were located in Mar low, \. II. Edith made several al tcmpfs 10 leave the WhippIe homo but each time vas dissnaded by hor yOuug cousin.
 Recently she made her escape and came to Hartford where she stayed with h>r grandmother. Wipp'e followed her.
 WhipDl" was arrested on I charge Of carrying a concoalol weapon. IT, sail he intended to kill himself.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
STOCKS CONTINUE
 UPWARD MOVEMENT
BuOyant Throughout Trading in
 Wall. Street Today

New York, May 5.--Stock prices resumed their upward movement al tho opening of today's market un- ger tho leadership of the rail and oil shares. Gulf Mobile 6s Northern, Woolworth and Consolidated Gas ad- ranced 10 new peak prices for the year, while Maxwell Motors E moved up point to within a frac- ton Of the years high, Radio Cor poration iel, back point ln further reflection of legal proceedings re- gently instituted against that Gpm- pany by the De Forest Radio com pany,
 Strength of the foreign ex- changes and easy money rates con- tinucd to have d bulish effect on sentiment although price movements were dominated largely by profes- sional traders in the absence Of any extensive public participation. Southern Railway touched d record high at 9G IA. The largest gains were recorded by the specialtics Virginia Hallway &; Power soaring points to 8 new peak at 112, Max well Motors E extending it's gain to "A points by touching new top at 9l and ;. Realty breaking through to a new high at 145, up l. Net gains of q point or so also were recorded by American Woolen pre- f9rred, Frisco common, l.. s. Cast Iron Pipe, American Car 6; Eoun- dry Central Leather preferred and Universal Pipe preferred. American Sugar dropped 1 F points and Cen ern Electric l. Demand sterling touched a new top for tcn-year period at S4.S5 1-4, or within F cents of parity while Norwegian and Danish kroner each scared Is points to new high quotations at i7.0l and 1891 cents, respectively. Franch francs ruled steady around 5.24 cents
 The market in the afternoon be- gan 10 reflect more widespread speculation for the rise when stocks If all descriptions began 10 surge upwards. Mack Truck shot up 10 153, after being as low as 14334. Dodge Brothers preferred moved up again to above par touching 1005s. Utah securities climbed points to Io9 q new high figure, and quite all assortment oC th, oiA equipment merchandise, food and tobacco shares sod ? 10 4 points over ycs- terdaya final figures
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
BRADLEY IN CITY EMPLOY

Lon Bradley H,5rr1 h. employ of he hoarl O. pubic works today wy division Of the engineering d,- wav division Of tha engineering de pa" mont in the preparation of riaHs for fhe now subways to l." con- >tgnc.od this year. Tho now engineer is a local man. He eraduated rom Nv Britain high school in l9t7 ana rca!~sI his training in 'ncinaorInl at EnssnIaor Polytechnic 1ns"uf Br.iny Is a vttryan Of ov.rSras war s'r.i.. and was wcl1 hroVn M high g r7u' and cot,rEln,, atA u.s IT,, l. a-s1 scou,mas;er.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Deaths

John Price. aged SC, son of Mich. a"l Price of 35S Washington street died last night at 5:45 o'clock, after q long illness Mr. Price was born in New Britain. lie was a World War yeterani and a member of the Y, M, T. A. and F. society and Nu- tual Aid association Of T.andcrs. Frary and Clark Ut which factory he was employed,
 He Is survived by his father, two brothers, Charles and William. and three sisters, Miss Margaret Price. Mrs. J. E. Nolan of New Haven and Mrs. P. c. Nolan of this city.
 The funeral will be held Thursday omrnins at S;@0 o'clock from the late home, S5S Washington street, and at o'clock from st Mary's church. Burial will be in St, Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
POUND HITS NEW HIGH

London, May 5.-J'ndor renewed demand from th" United States ard 'ooa. sources. the pound sterling. witch Is slowly climbing toward parity, today touched it's hIsle s' point un this side of the Atlantic starr 1he war at $4.25 Is. or q frJr- r5oH beyond Now 1ork's oyor,njeh, it' 1
 Tn" remarks of Chancellor of th E>rA"qper Churchill in the house ot commons last evening in connectop Will the gold st2niarl bill assisted tne sentiment which was already ia otahla toward rxcnaugc.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
New Radio Equipment
 For MacMillan Part,

By Tho Associated Press,
 Washington, May 1.-Two differ ent radio sets designed to cover all possible contingencies will be used by tho seapIanes of the MaeAIilan Arctic expedition this summer.
 One of the planes will carry n standard navy aircraft spark set, and the other q short wave radio .set with which remarkable long distance results already have been attained.
 The Tbetis, base ship of the ex- petition, will be equipped with two flve-klowatt transmitting sets. Through this combination the ex. petition expects to be able to keep in touch directly with points in Cana da and 1.-the United States,
 Tests with the radio equipment to be carried were conducted yesterday from aircraft al the naval air sta ton at Anacostia.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
BONDS IMPROVE

New York. May 5.--With trading stimulated by easier money condI- lions, railroad bonds continued 10 make further progress today, lead ing to an upward movement which also included representative public utility and industrial liens. New 1925 high records were established hy Scaboard. Atlantic toast Line and Frisco & Rio Grandc 5s, Chicago X Eastern Illinois 5s. Erie con vnrtible 4s and Rock Island refund ing As. American Telephone 5s jumped l l-8 points 10 a new top at 9G&4 and Ajax Rubber Ss, Magma Copper IS and Sinclair Oil is moved mp to 2i2 points. Foreign and L. s, government obligations were steady.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
DISPUTE OVER SALES RIGHTS

Bridgeport, May 5. --- Financial disputes between Ernest II. Reed. stratford and tho Universal Milking Machine Co. of Minnesota were argued before Judge Newell Jon- ninss in superior court today. A jury was excused from considering tho case.
 Reed is suing for damages of S5,o0o, alleging breach of a con- tract which gave him exclusive sell ing rights for the machine com panies products fin Massachusetts and Rhode Island, Connecticut and eastern New York.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
City Items

Members of Harmony lodge, F. and A, M,, will attend the funeral of Wallace R, Wells, who died yes- terday in Pennington, The mcm- bers will assemble at l o'clock Thursday afternoon to attend the Ohseauies.
 Roller skating tonight Valet Rink.--AdVt.
 The regular meeting Of Androc lodge. l. 0. Q. r. will be held to- morrow night.
 A, l., stowel of 30 serton Drive reported 10 the police today that a pockctbook containing SIS and d cylinder key had been taken from his kitchen table.
 A daughter has been born 10 Mir aid Mrs, Frank F, Rackliffe.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Br0adhead, Industrial Leader in N. Y. Dead

Jamestown, N. r.. May 2.--AImct N. Broadhcad, one Of the best known industrial leaders of western New York, died today al the age of 7i years, His widow and one son, Will liam survive. Mir. Broadhead was president and held tho controlling interest in many Of Jamcstown's in- dustries, including the Jamestown worsted mills and the Droadhead worsted mills, the two largest textile industries in the city. He controlled the Lake View rose gardens, one Of the largest greenhouses in the coun- try.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
New York City Bond
 Issue of S60,000,0OO Sold

By 'rhe Associated Pr,ss.
 New York, May 5.--The largest municipal bond issue of the year. a s60.Oo0,o00 New York city 4t-4 per cent loan~-was sold today at q substantial premium after spirited competitive bidding by most of the city's largest banking institutions. The bonds were awarded to d syndi- cate headed by the National City Company whose successful bid O, 1o2,S197 gave the city a cash pre- mium of Si391,006.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
ELECTRICAL PERMITS

Electrical Inspector Cyril J. Cur tin issued 1S5 permits during the month of April, his monthly report filed today shows. Work was done in 55 old buildings and 80 new struc- lures. including II stores. 12 garages two barns, two dairies and one fac. tory. In his inspection, the elcctri. cal department head found 2 de, fectiye jobs and under his orders changes were made.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
HOLCOMB-AfACASKHI

Tho marriage of Miss Christine MncaskiII and George Russell Hol- comb of this city took place in Balti- more, Md, on April 2S. The cero- mony took place in the University Baptist church there.
 Mir. Holcomb. who is connected with the Russell and Erwin Mfg Co. is well known in this city. After a wedding trip the couple will make their home on Allen street this city.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Funerals
Carl N rIIlrI,

The funeral of Carl Werner was held this morning at 9:30 o'clock from the J. NJ. Curtin Co.,, undoT- taking parIors and al 10 o'clock from St. Petc~'s chuS>h, with q mass of requiem celebrated by Rev. rharjos coppens, pastor. Members ot the Austrian Singing society ac1- "d as pail bearers and flower bear CTS, Father Coppens conducted Ih" ctmmi'tal services at the grave in g. Alarys Ceemtery.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Anna Stair

Anna Stair, age 55 years. died this afternoon at the New Britain Gen cral hospital, after short ilacss. For the last eight years she had been employed as a cook al the Washington hotel. She fcaEns no relatives here.
 Funeral arrangements in charge of NJ. J. KcnneT are Incomplete.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
>l.NTOMN ELECTION

N"-s .rNn Nav 5-The aanaa. arooEH e~ctian vas ho.i a' the ."n na't to1ay Taos' etcct,d were Aurl.n, l.. R. Morris; hurgy~s"$. I
 HGl'u.IU Geor@ N Srua9t. Jona Nor'hun lrr F. WooIvorfn. Ud- }yrI F. rit@~ch, an1 TAomss N. .io'~". 'rrasur.r. E"5n"y |, Sup trI ",rk. Charhs F. Euarislcy: aN un.r.'or Patrick H. Cannon.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
CIT IN PRICES OF MIX

Boston, May 5.-Thc sales com mite" Of the Now England Milk Producers association announced today reduction Of onc-half cent per quart in the price of milk to Boston dealers beginning May 1. The price for May and Juno will be seven cents q quart delivered in Boston.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
IE;NRI nIEI.N nI.AIM

x on -. May 1.--rho autHorttrs today W'ra iuza>Hs1"rS tHa jra'h of iloha t"hmsou n,Ei i.ss. esGrt 2~ars o.i w@o dl"I nj "n G.@to ospj'al yas'orjtE a..r "nI rrtm t..u'los ~7ni 10 .1e" r-s0 ...N-~ ma-ta s~o r'. a :ar srar7 2 yu. tas board a 'ao Mar" strss' '-@ool Ss>erour Tho ear' sa|~ ri + a,N- ,'iy"01. of 'ro t~,r~ 7r.r .rf n~- .-,ts'o7 un't scecra. 57-s a.f-r r--- mlSaap.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
NIM IlAGIT HNIi.

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New Britain herald., 1925-05-05

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New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
SUE zUKORS FOR $1OO,OOO
niotion Picture Magnatc Defendant In Action By Widow Whose Illus band Met Death in Accident.

New City, N, ', May 6.--Mrs. Ada , Decker of llaVerstraw, today filed suit seeking sl0O,O00 damages from Adoplh Zukor, motion picture mag nise,and his daughter, Mrs. Mildred Hukor Loew, wife of Marcus Loew, Tor the death of her husband, Frank Decker, a marine engineer. Decker was struck and killed in June, 1924, In Haverstraw. by an automobile driven by. Hukor's chauffeur and owned by Mrs. Locw.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
SMOKING IN BED?

Smoking in bed was given as the probable ca1se of a fire which gut ted the bedroom of Antonio Omento Q Of 96T Stanley street last night. En- zine Co, No. 1 in answer to a still alarm at 1925 o'clock worked ef-
 fectivcly against the blaze and con fined the damage to the room. The property loss amounts to about $50.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
MANAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

The engagement Of Miss Aldona NoWmann, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Anthony Npumann Of 81 Jubilee street, 10 Edward Miller. son of Mir. and Mrs. Englobert Miller of F Woodland street, has been an. nounced. The wedding will take place in the fall.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
ARRESTED BY FEENEY.

Charles Smith was arrested today On q charge Of breach of the peace by Policeman Thomas Foeney. complaint lodged against him at DO. lice headquarters stated that he wa: causing trouble at home on Law. Tor street and had used abusive Ian, guage 10 a woman there.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Receiver Appointed for
 Big Steamship Company

By The Assorlated PlcS~.
 London, May 5.--A receiver was appointed today for Gould stoam- ships and lndustriaIs Ltd. ship bul'lrrs, shirowners, iron workers, win capital of 3,ooo,000 pounds
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
NuRNET 1T FITCHBTRG. MASS.

fjtchi.rg, Mass. Ilay 5.--Paayo Nurmi will compete in tho ono and one-h2lf mile handicap at tho school and college mr", here Saturday. ac- corling 10 an official announcement made today There will be 90 events on the program.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Chicapo Nav 5p Y pI,.fao,

Chicago, May 5.--R, F. BIoisoe, who is reported to have shot and killed himself today in Phoenix, Ariz,, is a son of $. T. BIcdsoe. gen. oral counsel of the Atchison, Topeka X Sante Fe Railway Company. The latter is in New York city.
 Relatives here were unable to ac- count for the young mans action. Hehad been living in Phoenix since the World war in which he served and is survived by a widow,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-05

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New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Wall Street Briefs

About S9b new enterprises with capital of Sl00000 or more, were Incorporated in April under the . laws of the various states, represent ing 6 total of $SSG,592.49I, q com pilation by the Journal of Commerce shows. Since the first of the year. 3,lQi new companies have been or ganized with authorized capital of f2.S0t, ,90G,79i,
 Revenues Of the Canadian Pacific for the first four months this year ! 1ecrcasod &5,S40,000 to Si7G69. 900 in comparison with the same period Of 1924.
 Net income of Philip Morris Co. Inc, for the year ended March 3l amouucd after federal taxes 10 $ii0.650 equal to 6l cents q share on tho capital stock. The previous report covered IS months and ] showed net Income Of $S4.S60 before l federal taxes or 30 cents a share. April sales Of the McCrory stores . gained per cent over April last year. and for the first four months of 1925 increased 124 per cent to i $T743,S91.
 The federal reserve bank of New York has received s5,00o,00o in gold from Holland. the first shipment l from that country since lis decision 10 return 10 gold standard, which tho financial district believes may be nsed either for investment VT 10 set tIn balances
 The Associated Gas & Electric Co. las offered to acquire the capital stock Of the Manila Electric Co. in exchange for it's 6la per cent con- Vertiblo dobcntures at the rate of 1 t50 worth of these securities for each share Of Manila stock. On the basis Of the Manila Company's present dividend rate, the annual return to stockholders would be increased from s1.50 to $3,25 a share by the exchange DiscOuntug the offer, the Manila shares have recently ad- vanccd from the years low price of 28is to a high at 4o12. 1 The joint report Of the Mexican Seaboard Oil Co and the Intcrna- tioral Petroleum Co., for 1924 shows n~t income of S2.JS1,142 after inter est and depreciation, but before de plrtion and reserves, compared with deficit of $708.04l in 1923. March surplus Of s1i9.157 report o1 by the Norfolk X Southern Rail- way enabled tne road to show sur plus Of S9992f for the first quarter against $127,lS6. in the first quarter of 1924.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
RLFDSOIG 4 SUICIDE

Phoenix, Ariz., May 5.-R F.. B>edsoe, 30, shot and killed himself at his home here early today, a re- port made to the police said.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05

'l-s'"r. EnEI8nd May 5.-tad, Sv.-.> \rrmI5lton Pencil. at 10 7caiusr today Won hy l5 lengths
 .. Stoh0o rhcster vase. for three a01 foar yrar o@ds run over the r.a.a and a Ealf course here. James I' E0ch~ch1'ts GyEos nas second. 2 6o7I tr trent Of Sir A BaileTE San rF Err3p1
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
HID LIP RN NI.NIN

N." York. May t. \ croA.J rt u.>.. rS-'ty and tenants lrofu n,.ra. art'nnut, attracted to fre sr"A' hy a nrclar alarm. was holI at 1ar ny s. rv arm~I ro1hers today as 'nN r'r az, N"urns rlolH1nS e'.o, 'n. N.s: fI.th eraot I'll" ~.-u }u.r r~- III m a4tontoa'' 3o'h rIo. 'Ioz N1}4ed at tT lo-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
WINS CHTSTIR VASF

@>Iah Stua lors came north is hold t,ra 5y o~lnr uf federal authoritias
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05

0tee-n now i= hoHst.I -o . g cure 30r seasllkncsa
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Official Hartford Stock Exchange Quotations FURNISHED BY JUDD & COMPANY
 isirriu Hotel Building

sCity Bank and Trust Co, Conn. River E. Co.
 First National Bank Hatttord-Actnl National Hartford Conn. Trust Co, Morris Plan of Hartford Park St. Trust Co,
 Phoenix National Bank Riverside Trust Go.
 State Bank & Trust Co. |. S, Security Trust Co r. s. Security Trust Rt' RI~ots side Trust Co. I,'s,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
At1lVE INSCRANCE IND GAS UAtrY COMPANIES

Am ttan AiGanlr .fns-.ra Su,etr IT taa,fuemal ll.s. ,liE-phcnIk ibs. raauEHn Fire Irs, c.. tI51 GifGs Falls Ius. Go u0I | ute & Ku'g gers Great Arrluan luzrG n.r Co. l1auotct jnEutaute to (h0J il"tre iusmau'e Ce. Jrs Co. of Nal .S AmEItCs tl0j fatrunaI t.tt,+1fs InE Co fS0h >4tlensl SgretP NihEA5a Fsitt tns CD thol Fre'sftsd Accident R spichettss Fire Ina Co ilEl
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-05

Ae'la Fire 1ns eI Automobile lns. eK Hartford l7irs Ins. ex National Fire ins, er Phoenix Fire Irs, cy Eossia lns.
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-05

March surplus Of S1'9157 report cd by the Norfolk X Southern Rail- way enabled tne road to show sur plus or S99,92f for tht first quarter against $127lS6. in the first quarter of 1924