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New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
EhnnnnS NI EnulrN

Thomas N. Bcglny. d cousin of Michael J. Eceloy of go Beaver street, his city, died at his home in Ncridon last night, The funeral will he held from St, Roses church a 9.30 o'clock tomorrow morning Burial will be in Meridon.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
RTN DOWN BY ALTO

New Haven, June IS R}-Betty Pennington, IS, is in New Haven hospital suffering from a fractured leg received when she was struck by an automobile operated by Wat son Thomaston of Bridgeport. ThomastQn is under arrest in West Haven charged with reckless driv- nE
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
SHERRY'S WILL FILED

New York. June IS Pl-The will of Louis Sherry. restaurant man who died June g. Was filed today, indicating that the estate will ag- gregate more than S250,000. The Presbyterian hospital will receive the money on Mrs. Sherry's death.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
HEADS PRINCETON BOARD

Princeton, N. J.. June IS (Pl-Dr. Charles W. Kennedy today was ro- elected chairman Of the Princeton board of athletic control for a term of three years.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
Special Notice

There will be a meeting of Sir Francis Drake lodge, No, 429, Ameri- can Order, Sons of St. George at s o'clock this evening in Jr. Mechanics hall to take action on the death of Brother Herbert Webster.
 w. SHERRY, Secy.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
Funer Is
David UOrOOtmian

Tho funeral Of David TIarootun.an of S2 Winter street will b" held to- morrow afternoon at o'clock from rhe Armenian church on Fremont street. Burial will be in TairyieW cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
Special Notice

A. G. Hammond Camp, will hold a special meeting tomorrow night at 7:S0 to take action on the death of comrade Edward r. Egan.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
Wall Street Briefs

Shares of the New York Joint Stock Land bank have been placed on an annual dividend basis Of S10 a share with an initial semi-annual disbursement of $5, payable July l to holders of record June 20.
 Countries which contributed 97 per cent to the worlds output Of smolter copper in 1925, produced 276,296,000 pounds in May, an in- crease of 2,S2A00o pounds over April, making total output for the first five months this year 1.3&0.144 pounds, against 127S,7S0 in the same period last year. Production in tho United States in May was 17$.766,ooo pounds against Ill., 2o2.ooQ the month before.
 The Ward Baking corporation will build new bakeries at Phila- delphja and Baltimore costing s1,- 35o,0o0 and additions to present plants al Pittsburgh, Pa. and Co., lumbus, Ohio, increasing the valua- ton of these plants by about s1,- 0o0,00o.
 Plausible attempts to prove that farmers are not at SO great dis advantage as they think they are, look very weak in the face Of a steady drift of population from the land 10 the towns and cities" says the National Bank of Commerce in New York, reviewing current mar ket conditions, This situation is the result Of disparity which has long prevailed between prices of farm products and of manufae- 'ured goods"
 Tt is difficult 10 see" the bank added, how agricultural prices as a whole can reasonably be expect ed to advance much, in the face of existing conditions as to supply and demand. The more logical eX- pectation is that prices Of finished goods eventually must come down to meet the agricultural price lev cl."
 Gross earnings of National Pub- lie Service corporations for the year ended March 31 amounted 10 S23,2%SG21. an increase of $2,266,- 7o6 over the preceding year. Net earnings gained $l,3S4,O00 to $9,- 746,G99.
 Improved demand for steel sheets is reported from Inc Youngstown district. many rush orders coming 10 inc mills, indicating low stocks in hands of consumers and jobbcrs. Tin Plate shipments the first half Of the year are expected 10 establish record.
 Sinclair Refining Co.. has bought t.@5o.ooo gallons of cylinder stock mhrica1iug oil from Independent Oi! and Gas CO.,. chiefly for export.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18

Three bishops, representing the Episcopatc Of Poland and heading 100 churchmon from the republic, were greeted today by Chicagoans of Polish decent.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18

New York Exchanges, 9S6,000,- 900; balances, 135.000.0Q0.
 Boston - Exchanges, 12T00Q, ,Q00; balances, 64000,000.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
Wall Street Opening

Wall Street Opening
 The upward movement of stock prices was resumed at the opening of today's stock market, which was featured by bulTsh demonstrations in several industrial specialties. American Sugar Refining. Scahoard Air Line, General Motors and A.. NJ. Bycrs opened up a point or so, while American Sumatra Tobacco certificates and Otis Elevator pre- fcrred touched new high records for the year. Proht-taliiug brought about recessions in q few issues, DuPont dropping three points and T.. $ Steel common and Pan-Amer- ican R yielding fractionally on in:- iial sales.
 The sharp advance yesterday at- tracjed a fairly large volume Of overnight buying orders but trading lacked the aEgresSiycnoss of that ar yesterdays opening Pool operations were again apparent in many issues, particularly those associated with favorable merger or dividend ru- more. Standard industrials and rails ran into rather heavy realizing after the rapid advance earlier in the week. but the selling was generally well absorbed. Equities gave one of the best demonstrations of group strength Baldwin moving up over two points and Pullman and West inghousc Air Brake advancing a point or more. Oils showed a slight ly better uudcrionc, Atlantic Refn- ing selling two points higher, whil" Colorado Fuel advanced over a point 10 a new 1926 high at 33as. Fisk Rubber, Case Threshing, American Water Works, Otis Elevator, South crn Diaries E and Mack Truck sold q point or so higher. Burns Bros. 4 and Coca Cola were heavy.
 Foreign exchanges showed an easier tendency Demand sterling was quoted around s4S6ls and French francs around 2.77. Nor weEian krone broke ten points.
 Rail shares later assumed the leadership of the market, with buy ing orders widely distributed throughout this list Atlantic Coast line scared nearly s points and Bal timorc and Ohio Southern Pacific, Lackawanna. Reading, Rock Island and Pittsburgh and West Virginia mounted to 5-S points. A good demand was maintained for inc equipments and various industrial sprcialtics such as National Cash Register and Union Bag and Paper. Call money renewed at 4 per cent.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
lsi CfIlKiSTIC NOTES

Chicago. June IS P-Twenty thousand persons filed through Holy Name cathedral yesterday evening to sec tbe decorations and the brilliant lighting effects.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
LOCAL STOCKS
Insurance Stocks.

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New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
DEFENSE FAILS ID BATTER PRICE DOWN
Stock Prices Today Resume
 Higher Climb on Exchange

By the Associated Press.
 New York. Juno 1S-StoCk prices resumed their movement to higher ground today in the face Of higher call money rates and an unusually large volume Of weekend profit-t talk ing. Speculative interest switched from the stecls. motors and oils to the rail, merchandising, rubber and equipment issues, early gain in these groups running from 1 to nearly 10 points. Trading was maintained in relatively large volume, total sales ayera ging about 45o,0oo shares an hour.
 There was little in the days busi- ness news to influence the market movement, but the sustained advance of the last week and the remark able absorptive power of the market attracted outside buying and encoUr- aged pool operations, particularly in stocks known to harbor & large short interest or with promising divi- Icnd or merger possibilities.
 Woolworth was the individual fea- ture, showing an extreme gain of over points by early afternoon. Gotham silk hosiery crossed 90 to a new high level for the year on a gain of over points and Kresge climbed over points. Other out standing strong spots in the indus trial group included Foundation Co.,, Baldwin, Tobacco Products. Western Union. General Railway Signal Mack Trucks, Pacific Gas, Postum Cereal and |. s. Rubber, all up to 1 points.
 Atlantic Coast Line resumed the leadership Of the railroad list with an early lead of over points while Reading touched new high level for the year at 92 5-S. Expectations of unusually favorable May earnings statements, which will begin coming in within a day or two, was one of the factors behind the buying Of rail- road shares.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18

By q good samaritan act toward 2 stricken priest Ernest Heilemann, Berlin artist, won the opportunity 10 paint the portrait of Pope Plus NI which is on exhibit at the congress. Heilcmann and his wife. who was Antionctte Kaiser Of Detroit, cared for the priest when he became ill near the artists home. Introduced by the priest, Heilmann painted q portrait of Cardinal Van Rossum, -.na l-Lar thnL nr thn InLN Cathnr
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18

Gross earnings of National Pub- lie Service corporations for the year ended March 31 amounted 10 S23,2%S,G21 an increase of $2,266,- FOG over the preceding year. Net earnings gained $l,3S4,O00 to $9,- 746,G99.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
pnhlic Ttilltics Stocks
TREASIRY STATEMENT

Treasury balance ..... S249.76S,75i
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18

The American Legion will mar shal G3,OOO children through down. town Chicago on Monday. The chil- dren are to sing in an immense chorus.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-18

Shares of the New York Joint Stock Land bank have been placed on an annual dividend basis of S10 a share with an initial semi-annual disbursement of $5, payable July l to holders of record June 20.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

Policeman skelly was summoned. In due time on the spot he was seen, And a bullet came hurling at him. Before he died he said 1t was
 shean, Chapman says he was not in New Britain
 On the night of the terrible deed. But was down in New York city. And by several others there he
 was seen, lie was arrested and brought to
 Hartford
 And lodged behind bars with a
 bang. To be tried for the life O, poor
 Skelly.
 And counsel said sure he must
 hang. He contendcd that he was innocent But he plead with no avail, And was led down 10 the death
 chamber
 In the Hartford County Jail. On Monday night Of April five, After the midnight hour had
 tolled. About fifteen minute after twelve. Into eternity went his soul. We'll leave him there with his
 Maker,
 Who judges no man wrong. And it's not for us to say, That he's not with the Blood-
 washed throng l wish this capital punishment Could be all laid down today, For God says vengeance is mine, And l sure will repay. He begged hard for life imprlson-
 ment,
 They turned a deaf ear to his
 cry, How people can feel justified l can See no reason why. l. Is very hard sometimes 10 tell Who for sure is the guilty one, And oh how terrible a thing. If the innocent should be hung. Thus ends the life Of Chapman. Who has rather an innocent face. And ] hope like the dying thief on
 the cross
 In God he has found grace. There Is one telephone for eight persons In Canada.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
NE. O.P. HOLDING
 ANNUAL SESSION
State Memberships in Lodges
 Totals 6,1l6

Hartford. April 14 CP--A mem. bership of 5,ll6 in the sixty.two lodges in the state. and death bone- fits of s2S2,5OO paid last year. was reported at the thirty-eighth annual session Of tho grand lodge of Con- necticut, New England Order of Pro- lection at l. 0. B. R. hall today. Tho average membership in each lodge Is S3 and the average amount of in. surance per member. S1,lTl.61.
 Grand Warden Thomas NJ. Payne of Waterbury presided. The busi- ness this afternoon included the n- stnllntlon of the new officers by Su- preme Warden Joseph E studley Of Roxbury, Mass
 Grand Secretary Henry C. Kendall of New Haven reported the merging of Bridgeport lodge with Ida lodge Rubber City lodge with Waterbury lodge and Sallonstall lodge with Beacon lodge,
 The total insurance in force, Jan- uary l, 1926, $5,994000. The mcm- bership January 1, 1926 was 2,795 men and 2,321 women. The receipts of the grand secretary's office were S4.000.54.
 Grand Treasurer P. Edward Whalen of New Haven made his re- port, The balance April 1, 1925 was S6S6.67, received from grand secre- tary s4,o00.54. Total S4.637.21. The disbursements were s4.246.45; bal ance April 1, 1926 $390.76.
 The grand trustees. Charles J, Manwaring and Fred Mills reported $S,24l.S1 in invested funds.
 Deputy Grand Warden Frank ]. Harrington of Windsor was elected grand warden, Grand Secretary Kendall and Grand Treasurer Whalen were reelected.
 The grand officers, Supreme Warden Studley, Past Supreme Warden Frank F, Rice of Boston and John J. Ahcrn of RoXbury. Mass, grand warden of Massachu- sets, were guests of Cailtol lodge Thursday evening
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
4 CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks-SparklingE Eyes --Afoat Women Can Have
Says pr. Edwards, a Wall-Known
 Ohio Physician

Dr, F. NJ. Edwardsfor l7ycarstreatsd scores of women for liver and bowel ail ments. During these years he gave to hlS patients Q prescription made of 8 few well-lnown vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dt Edwards Olive Tablets. You vii know them by their oliye color.
 These tablets are wonder-worllers on the hver ard bowels, which cause a nor. mal action. carrying of the waste ano poisonous matter in ones system.
 lt VOL have a plle face, eallow look, dull eyes pimples, coated tongue. head. aches a listlcss, no-good feeling, all out ot sorts, inactive bowels, you take one ot pr. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly Tor 3 time and note the pleasing results.
 Thousands of women and n1en take Dr Edwards Give Tablets-the sue. ces2tul substitute for calomel-now and then just to keep them fit l5c and BOG
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
H. 5. TRACK SCHEDULE
Athletes to Take Part in First Clash of Season Against Loonis Institute at Winsted,

Eton Smith. manager of the New Britain high school track team, announced the teams schedule to- day. The season will open on May 1 with q meet against Loomis in- stitute. Five meets have been scheduled and a sixth date in the middle of the season Is open.
 The schedule follows:
 May i -- Loomis institute at Winsted.
 May s -- Open.
 May 15 Crosby high school, here.
 May 2c - Yale interscholastic meet at Yale field.
 May % South Manchester. here,
 June -- Triangular meet.
 The first open air practice was held yesterday, Coach Lionel De- pot is enthusiastic over his pros- poets this season. He has been put ting his team through the paces inside the gymnasium for the past month.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
Loses Two Teeth When
 Hit by Pitched Ball

While crossing the baseball field at St. Mary's playground during q practice session of the New Britain High school baseball team yesterday afternoon about 4:S0 o'clock, Thom- as Conway, Jr., son of AIr. and Mrs. Thomas Conway of 215 Beaver street was hit by pitched ball, the impact of which resulted in his los ing two teeth and caused a deep cut in his lip.
 Conway, who is n member of the teon was Immediately rushed to tho office Of pr David P. Waskowitz. Three stitches were required 10 close 'he cut. The injured player is a member of inc senior class at the school.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
FAYORS NEW BUILDING
 FOR '. W. ACTIVITIES
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 sliding scale of rents takes care o. both groups but we haven't enough rooms for all who want to come.
 "The arrangement Of our club and class rooms Is such that not many can be used at tho same time without disturbance to other groups. Then we ought 10 supply more recreational facilities, Girls these days want bowling and base ball just as much as boys. If we supplied that demand, there would not be so much dependence on the dance hall and the movies. making for s more wholesome, active life. Dancing and movies should not be the only resource of tho girl seek ing amusement and relaxation.
 Our cafeteria has had a most successful year. Though its seating capacity Is only 5s at a time, 1t served 4l,7S2 meals last year. There too. we need more space and more modern equipment, it we are 10 compete with the modern estab- lishment.
 "Does New Britain do as much for her girls as for her boys? Of course, what l am trying to say Is that the Y, w. c, A. here needs q new building, attractive and modern. Put that new building LID to the women Of the city, 10 those in the ranks Of the workers as well as those who are rich in this worlds goods. New Britain has enough rich women to put 1t over. with the assistance of the others. What VIC have accomplished so far has been due in large part to the generosity of such women, We have, in the last four years, es- tablished special departments for the business girls. the Industrial girls and the school girls, The greatest strength of the Y. w. C. A. lies in the spirit de corps of all its groups. To get this more per- fectly organized and coordinated should be the task of 1926-27."
 Appended is the statement of the treasurer:
 Total receipts, s4c,6e4.S7
 Disbursements to date, $40. S0954.
 Bank balances, s1,S14s3, from which March bills must be paid.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
Personal Service for
 Election Costs SA21

The personal service item of the cit}'s election bill will run 10 $9S1, 1t was announced this afternoon at the office of the registrars of vot- CTS. This is S116 more than was raid out at the city election of two years ago, the increase being brought about by raise in the pay of election voters granted last month.
 This does not represent the total cost to the city as there are truck inE, printing, lunch. demonstration and incidental bills yet 10 be paid.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
Contested Magazine Gets
 Injunction in Boston

Boston, April 14 R>-A temporary injunction 10 restrain the Watch and Ward society from interfering with the distribution of the American Mercury was granted by Judge Nor ton in federal court today
 In announcing his decision on the case which was argued before him several days ago the judge said that in his opinion it was plainly ille- gal' for J. Frank Chase, secretary
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

move every day. Adleriks brings out much additional matter which might cause trou- ble Don't waste time with pills or tablets bu let AdIcrika give your stomach and bowels QUICK relief.
 What Doctors Say.
 Dr. c. EGgers reports Adlerika Is the best medicine he has used in s5 years
 Dr. w. II, BcrnhArt writes he could not set along In his practice without Adlerika,
 nr. j, J. Weaver. a doctor for so years, snys he knows no medicine better than AdleriKa.
 pr, l., i.anglois rresrribes Adlerika regu- larly with GOOD effect
 J, E, Puckett writes: After using Ad- lorika l feel better than for 20 years AWFUL impurities were eliminated from my system."
 Adlerika Is big surprise 10 people who have used only ordinary bowel and uom- ach medicines because of Its REAL and quick action. Sold by leading druggists everywhere,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

of the society. to order news com. panies to refrain from handling pub. lications Of which he disapproved.
 "The defendants" he said, "have the right of every citizen to come into court with complaints, but they have no right 10 impose their opin. ions on the book and magazine trade by threats of prosecution If their views are not accepted"
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
MILLION DOLLAR
 PROFIT PROGRAM
New Haven County Farm Bureau
 Has IA Year Policy

New Haven, April IA LF--A mil lion dollar profit program for the farmers Of New Haven county in n fourteen year period was outlined at tho last meeting of the directors of the New Haven county farm bureau, 1t was announced today.
 The profit is to be accrudcd through the following channels.
 l--Annual saving in dairy feed bill from the growing and feeding Of alfalfa, hay--l5,443 cows at $S0-- S46S,290.
 Annual saving In horse feed bill through protection and feeding Of alfalfa, hayV14,73? horses at $40 --s1S9,2SO
 S-1ncreased fertility from the growing of 15,Qo0 acres of clover and alfalfa valued at S5 per acre--s75,- GOO,
 4--Use Of better dairy slres should eventually result in an increased an- nual production of 465 quarts of milk Der cow-15,443 COWS at $95-- S3S6,075.
 o-lncreased poultry profits through raising annual production per hen from IS to 100 eggs and cut ting the present mortality of 50 per cent-$lSS.397.
 Embarrassing fruit profits by rais. ing annual yield per apple tree from 23 bushels to and by raising the proportion Of A Grade fruit by 25 per cent-S136,6G5.
 7--Increased profits to vegetable growers through more scientific fertilization and control of insects and diseases-6.S55 acres at $2O- $l2T00O. The total of the seven items is s1,565,S07.
 These figures reduced by approxi- mately SS per cent leave a goal of $36S par farm: or an increased profit of about sl per day on the 2,761 farms in the county.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

his agents went into private homes for family stills they would be vio. loting instructions
 We arc positively now concentrat- ing on the sources Of supply" the witness continued. "Of course Ii don't deny that it's the duty of the agent 10 prevent violations of the law. have discharged already one man for doing triillng work"
 When General Andrews said his officers used men Of the under world" as informnnts. not as agents, Senator Reed asked whether some dry agents are not ex.conyicts.
 "Yes, but they lied when they answered questions" Andrews said.
 When you employ man Of tho underworld doesn't he go on the payroll?"
 Pay For Information
 "No, we pay him for informa- tion."
 This line of questioning resulted from a recent statement by Prohibit ton Administrator Porter Field of Ohio and Michigan that there was no reason why ex-crooks should not be employed as dry agents if they have turned over new leaf
 That gives a wrong impression Of our policy" General Andrews said.
 Senator Reed pressed for nforma- ton whether dry agents raid homes without search warrants.
 An officer doesn't nsed a warrant to so into place for a murderer," put in Senator Harreld, republican. Oklahoma.
 But there's a difference between a felony and msdemeanor." re- piled Senator Reed.
 Then we ought to make 1t a felony" said Harred.
 Why not get out the old Magma Charta and the constitution and burn them both" retortcd Reed.