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New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
Muss0lini Sends His
Message of Greeting

Rome, June T0Premler Mus
solini today sent q message OF con-
CALCULATIONS to American Ambassa-
dor Fletcher on the transatlantic
fight OF the Bellanca plane Column
bia. The premier, in his message,
referred with pride to the fact that
the plane had been designed and
constructed by Giuseppe Bellanca,
who was born in Sicily. The pre-
mier also referred to the Lindbergh
flight.
The premier's' message follows:
Il wish to renew testimony OF my
profound admiration and also that
OF the cntire italian people for this
second flight across the ocean which
has been accomplished by Chamber
lin and Levine In a plane designed
and constructed by an italian.
by this second marvellous flight,
the wings OF the United States have
undoubtedly been carried to the top
of the world OF aviation and the
names Of Lindbergh and Chamberlin
will remain forever imprinted in the
history Of great hardships opening
the way to new cycles Of civiliza-
ton"
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
Firemen Fight Flames
On Steamer at Sarnia

sarnia. Ont, June Z Up Fire
men today continued their battle to
save the steamer United States,
which caught fire while moored to
a wharf here last night. The cabins
and hold were flooded with water,
while tugs prevented the vessel
from capsizing by making fast tow
ing lines. The vessel had already
turned over on one side.
The blaze during the night de-
stroyed the upper works Of the
ship and the interior was badly
damaged. Total damage Of $780,
900 was estimated. The vessel was
extensively designed. having orig
inally been constructed for Mrs.
Hetty Green, American woman f.
nancier. it was reported. The YES
sci Is owned by the Matthews
Steamship company Of Toronto.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
City Items

George Way Linder. son Of
Thomas Under, chairman OF the
board Of assessors. has been award
ed letter for track at Westminster
Preparatory school.
The monthly meeting OF the board
OF police commissioners will be held
this evening. Routine business Is
scheduled.
Mrs. Joseph ]. Wood OF IS Wal
lace street is seriously i'll at the
home OF her sister, Mrs John Quinn
OF Colony road, Meriden.
Phoenix Temple of Honor will
met tomorrow evening. Two candi-
dates will be initiated.
Miss Ellen Farmer OF .42 North
street today began her duties as
telephone operator at the Burritt
hotel.
Frank Lundell will leave tonight
on a business trip to Atlantic City.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
Rotarians Decide They
Are to Admit Germany

Ostend. Belgium. June R>-Ad-
mission Of Germany into Rotary In
ternational was decided "pon by the
eighteenth annual convention OF the
organization at the first business ses-
sion today. This brings the number
Of nations In tho organization to A..
Among the speakers at this morn
ins's session. in addition to tho Of
fcers who read their reports. was
Donald A. Adams. Of New Haven
Conn.
The afternoon was occupied by
group meetings for the men. while
the women went to Bruges on an ex-
cursion. Tonight's program included
theater performances. q symphonic
concert and q dance for the dele
gates and visitors.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
$1,000 SUIT over
EL0PEMENT BATTLE
Brides Father Claims DAMAGES
Tor Broken Finger

Charging that he was beaten on
the LETT hand with an automobile
jack and that. as result, the fifth
finger on that hand was broken,
George Warda. has brought suit for
$4,000 damages against Leon Crime
wicz, through Angela NJ. Lacava.
The writ Is returnable in tho city
court the fourth Monday Of June
and Constable Fred Wrinkle served
the papers. attaching property Of the
defendant at rs Allen street.
The plaintiff claims that the de-
PENDANT beat him with the jack on
juno 5 while he was trying to see
his daughter after her elopement
and that he has been unable to go
about his duties at the American
Hardware Corp, where he was en-
ployed.
Gordon Brothers. through Monroe
8. Gordon, has brought suit for 500
damages against George George.
Tony George. Joseph George and
Anthony George. The write Is re-
turnahle In the city court the third
Monday OF June.
Suit for $500 damages has been
brought by Filomena Perry. through
Donald Gaffney. against Assunta
\Chioda- Tho writ II returnable in
the city court tho fourth Monday Of
June and Constable Wrinkle served
tho papers.
John Niesiobedski, through l. ].
Colon. has brought suit for $500
damages against John and Helen
Bembenski Of Terryville. The writ
10 returnabls in the city court the
fourth Monday Of June.
Antonio salernt through Monroe
8. Gordon. has instituted an action
for $500 damages against Salvatore
Poge. The writ is returnable in the
city court the second Monday OF
June and Deputy Sheriff Martin H.
Horwitz served the papers.
Clifford Cutie has been named de-
PENDANT in an action for $3.50 dam
ages, brought by the Industrial Fin
ance company OF Boston, through
John A. Markham Of Hartford. The
writ Is returnable in the court of
common pleas the first Tuesday of
September and Deputy Sheriff Mat
thew Papciak served the papers.
Suit for 5000 damages has been
brought by James Lacava through
Kirkham. Cooper. Hungerford and
Camp. against Dominic Cianflone.
The writ is returnable In the city
court the fourth Monday Of June.
Constable Fred Wrinkle served the
papers and attached property Of the
defendant on Prospect street.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
Hinchliffe Is Silent
On His ReappOintment

Whether Thomas w. Hinchliffe is
or Is not a member Of the building
commission Is a question not clear
even to Mayor Weld. Hinchliffe's
term expired June I. and although
he was given an opportunity to con-
tinue IN office he has not done So
His Is the only offer Of appoint
ment which has remained unan-
swered. For more than a month
prior to the termination OF his first
appointment, Hinchliffe did not take
part In the deliberations Of the
board.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
TREASURY BALANCE
Treasury Balance. $127,051,94c.
University of Maine
Frat House Guaranteed

Orono, Me-. June 6 LP-The Sig.
ma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity house
at the University Of Maine was
placed under quarantine last night
when one of the student inmates
was found to be suffering from a
contagious disease. None of those
living in the house will be allowed
to leave until Sunday night, the
order preventing the seniors from
taking part in the early events Of
commencement week
The student affected is Earle r,
Dowell of South Portland. a fresh
man. His illness was believed to Bio
either scarlet fever or diphtheria.
The Lambda Chi Alpha house has
been under quarantine for scarlet
fever but the ban will be raised to-
morrow.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
THRILLING DEER HUNT
Animal Finally Lassooed from Row
boat In Bridgeport Harbor and
Taken to City Zoo.

Bridgeport. June Z (1D-A thrill
ing deer hunt was staged in Bridge
port today, ending in Its capture by
lassooing from rowboat in the har-
Dor channel and lifting the fright
ened animal into the boat. It was
then brought ashore and turned
over to County Game Warden
Charles Disbrow OF Stratford, who
took the animal to Beardsley park
and placed it in the zoo there
The deer first made Its appearance
in the south end Of Bridgeport early
today when 1t dashed against an au-
tomobile and broke a horn while
trying to escape from dogs which
We're chasing it.
Within a few minutes after the
report of the tilt with the automobile
came a report that the deer had
turned into the freight yards near
the Whiting street station, leaped a
fence, lodged a switch engine and
headed for the harbor.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
UPSIDE OF STOCK
MARKET STRONGEST
But Several Weak Spots Also
Are Uncovered

New York, JurA 7 (R-Strong
market today to counteract the SELL
ing inspired by the huge increase in
brokers' loans last week. While
several new weak spots developed
during the session. major specula-
tive activity was again on the up
side, more than two score new high
records being established in the
early hours of trading. Trading was
in fairly heavy volume. with indi-
cations that the 100000 share
mark would again be crossed by
comfortable margin.
Strength OF the rails was due. In
part. to the limited floating supply
of many issues as a result of the
withdrawal OF large blocks from the
market In recent months by invest
ment interests. New peaks We're es-
tablished by Norfolk & Southern,
Rock Island, Western Maryland
common and preferred, Peoria &
Eastern. Chicago & Eastern Illinois
preferred. Wabash preferred and
baltimore d ONO preferred.
Motors came to the fore again
when Chrysler and General Motors
touched record high levels. the for
mer touching 40 by early afternoon
and the latter crossing e03. Nash
also was heavily bought. Gabriel
Snubbers stood out among the ac-
cessories. crossing As to new peak.
Although American Water Works
fell back sharply on proflt-taking.
other public utilities continued to
respond to reports Of steadily ex-
banding earnings. and the introduc.
ton OF new purchasing interests.
Brooklyn Edison, Western Union,
International Telephone and Com
monwealth Power all reached new
high ground.
FURNISHED NV pufnar, &. CAY
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
Erratic Little Bird
Wrecks Three Autos

Wheeling. W. Va, June I (UP)
Two people were injured and
three automobiles we're wrecked
near here today because little
English sparrow did not use dis
cretion In crossing the national
highway.
The sparrow flew across the road
and into the face OF Clifford Davis
of Columbia. Ohio, a tourist en- route
from his home to Atlantic City.
Davis lost control OF his automo-
bile and 1t swerved into a car driven
by James Monroe Of West AleSan-
der. Pa.
Merrill Wardoff Of Claysville. Pa,
came along and crashed into the
two wrecked automobiles.
None OF the three eautomohilists
were seriously injured.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
Miss Alice BrOpby

Funeral services for Miss Alice
Drophy OF 22O Curtis street were
held this morning at 3 o'clock at
st. Mary's church with solemn
high mass OF requiem. Rev. Walter
A. McCrann was the celebrant as
sisted by Rev. Matthew j. Traynor,
beacon: Rev. Walter J. Lyddy, sub
deacon. and Rev. Leo Weston, mas
ter OF ceremonies.
Organist John j. Cream accom-
panied Mrs. Mary A Cream as she
sang during the mass. AS the re-
mains We're being borne from the
church at the conclusion she rem
dered Beautiful Land on High"
There was a wealth of floral tributes
and spiritual bouquets.
The pail bearers were Jacob Heck.
Peter Smith. Peter j. Smith. William
Kelley, Fled Gunther and Owen
White. The flower bearers we're
Francis Brophy and Charles Rivers,
Jr. Father McCrann conducted the
committal services. Interment was
in st. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
Wall Street Briefs

Brokers' loans are again a source
of concern in Wall street. Both the
New York Stock Exchanges and Fed
eral Reserve Bank totals are now
above three billion dollars, each at
new high levels for the year and
close to the record figures for all
time established in the early part of
last year. There has been a substan-
tlal increase. however. IN the num-
Der and volume of securities traded
in on the New York Stock Exchange,
the loan total still being less than 5
per cent of the quoted value of all
securities traded in on the New York
stock exchange.
Due to increased production at the
Auburn automobile plant. earnings
OF the company for the first half Of
the fiscal year ended May 81, are
expected to be only slightly below
earnings for the previous year. says
E. l.. Cord. president.
Public offering shortly will be
made by George H. Burr and COM
pany of an issue OF 10000 shares of
no-par value common stock of
American Encaustic Thing company
at $36 a share. 1t will be the first
public Offering of any OF the stock
Of this company.
Sales Of Davis Pender Grocery
company for the five months this
year were s4.952,457 against S4,164,.
SOB in the same period Of 1926.
Twenty-Five new stores were added
to the chain this year. making a total
of 362.
Consolidated Mining ami Smelling
company declared an extra dividend
of IS and the regular semi-annual
payment OF $1.c5, both payable July
Is to stockholders OF record June 80.
A new high record price for a seat
on the New York Cotton Exchange
was established today in the sale of
the membership OF Richard II.
Hooper was sold to Richard r. Har-
ris for 100000. an increase OF $1,000
over the last previous sale.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
Receives Diploma From
College of New Rochelle

Miss Katherine J. Kenney. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Michael ]. Ken
rey of Stanley street, was graduated
from the College Of New Rochelle,
n. Y. yesterday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. kenney, Miss Mary Kenney
and William Kenney we're in attend
ance at the exercises. Miss kenney
received an A. B. degree and Is now
eligible for a high school or Junior
high school teachers position. Dur
ing her course she has held a prom
inent place in the social and schol-
astic life of the school.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
ARCH ST. BOY MISSING

Mrs. Cora Bogue of SO Arch street
reported to the police this afternoon
that her son. Earl Fillmore. aged rs,
has been missing since Sunday and
she Is at loss to account for his
absence. He was under treatment
In hospital recently, she said, and
on Sunday he said nothing to indi-
cate that he would not return.
Fillmore is described as feet Q
inches in height, weight $50 pounds,
and was wearing gray cap and
gray suit. He was employed at the
Corbin Cabinet Lock plant.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
Mrs. Chamberlin Has
Phone Talk With Son

Denison. 1a.< Juno R-For
seven minutes shortly before noon
today. Mrs. z. C. Chamberlin, at
her home here, was In communica-
tion by telephone and radiophone
with her son, Clarence. s-Atlan-
tic flier. at the American embassy
in Berlin.
The call, which bridged half the
United States. the ocean which her
son Spawned by plane. England. Hol-
land and half of Germany. was de-
clarcd by telephone officials to have
been the longest ever made in his.
tory.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
Tender Farewell Social
I'd DIR. J. ]. TOkarczyk

Friends OF DR.. John J. Tokahczyk
met last night at his office at $50
Main street to bid him farewell on
his journey to Poland. DIR. Tokar-
czyk's sudden departure Is due to a
cablegram received stating that his
father was seriously i'll. He left last
night for New York and will sail
early tomorrow morning. He ex-
poets to be back in six weeks.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
Robert billiard, Noted
Actor. Dies. Aged 70

New York. June I R-Robert
Cochran billiard. the actor, known
as the handsomest man on the
American stage, died at his home
here last night at the age OF seventy.
1t was announced today. He had
been in I'll health for the last six
years.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
STENOGRAPHER INJURED

Miss Ethe! Gubernick, stenogra-
rher employed by the Chamber of
Commerce. is confined to her home
on Stanley street with an injured
knee sustained when she was struck
by an automobile yesterday after
noon. Miss Gubernick was about to
step off the curb near the post Of
flee when a woman started up her
car in such a manner as to cause 1t
to jump ahead. The young woman
was standing on the curb and was
struck by the fender Of the car.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
SPLASH WEEK COMING

Splash week will be held from
juno - through July 2. according
TO a decision OF the committee.
which met at the Chamber OF Com
merce this morning. Registrations
will be accepted at the Y. NJ. c. A.
and the Y. w. G. A. at 1 o a. m. Sat-
urday. June e5. The annual SWIM
ming meet will be held July 9. Miss
Gertrude Fo.sett. physical director
at the 7. NJ. c. A., and Joseph Herg-
strom, physical director Of the 7.
NJ. G. A., are Z committee In charge.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
On Way to State Farm
As Judge Changes Mind

.Adolph Kalinowski of 81 Olive
street, who had a suspended COM
mittment to the state farm revoked
in police court this morning, was in
Hartford with prisoners going to jail
in charge q Policeman II. c. Lyon
this forenoon when Judge Hunger
ford changed his decision and con-
tinued the case for one month In
charge of the probation officer. Cap
tain Kelly communicated with Po-
lceman Lyon at the Jail and saved
him the trip to Norwich.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
Marsden's Disbarment
Is Asked in New Haven

New Haven. June RcThe
grievance committee OF New Ha-
ven bar has asked for the disbar-
men. Of Arthur w. Marsden. of
Madison, forer probate Judge, legis-
lator, and political leader. basing Its
request on the finding Of Judge
John K. Beach in charges made
against the lawyer.
The request is based on the find
ing which said that Marsden had
Incorporated money Of the Au-
gustus NJ. Dove estate Of which he
was trustee. and had been ordered
by the court to repay 1880.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
NEW ATTACHMENT CUT MADE

NEW ATTACHMENT CUT MADE
Judge William c. Hungerford of
the city court has signed an order
for further attachment Of $544.24
in the action OF Rackliffe Bros. Co..
Inc, against Ewald Wedman. The
papers we're drawn by Edward A.
Mag, representing the plaintiff. The
first attachment was for $3.50. but
it was stated in the complaint that
the amount was inadequate. hence
the order for a further attachment.
The papers are returnable in the city
court the second Monday Of June
and Constable John Recor per-
formed service.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
PLYMOUTH MAN DIES,

Plymouth. Mass, June I Pl-Wil-
liam w. Brewster. direct descendant
OF Elder Brewster of Pilgrim fame,
and leading business man OF this
town, died here last night. He COM
pleted last March so years Of service
with the Plymouth Five Cents Saw
ings bank. OF which he was treas
urer for ~ years.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
GOV. FULLER ILL

Boston, June R-Governor al.
van T. Fuller was still confined to
his home with a severe cold and
sore throat today. His secretary.
Herman A. Macdonald, said that
the governors appointments for to-
morrow In connection with the Sac
co-Eanzetti case had been cancelled.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
HIGH SCHOOL BURNED

200 Pupils Escape and One
Saves Glass Funds.
Berwick. Me. June I P-While
a II year old youth saved the high
school graduating class's celebra-
ton money by lone dash through
smoke-fllled Railways. 200 pupils
were marched to safety before fire
levelled the Sullivan school here
yesterday.
The pupils. comprising two gram
mar and the high school grades,
had left the two-story wooden
building when Arthur Garrett re-
membered the graduating class
fund. which Is raised annually
among the pupils for year-end cele-
bration, and sprinted upstairs to
get it. He collapsed when he re-
gained the open air with the mon
ey. some $50 or $50 in small bills
and change, but was revived on the
scene.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
New Church Meeting
To Be Held on June 10

A general meeting will be held
Friday evening, June 10 at Z o'clock
at Rialto hall. corner OF Broad and
Washington streets at which time
the new Polish Catholic church will
be explained to the attendance. The
speeches and explanations will all
be conducted in the Polish language.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
F1REMEN's MEMORIAL DAY.

The annual exercises OF the fire
department in honor OF the memory
of deceased comrades will be held
next Sunday at the local cemeteries.
when the men Of the off shift will
place flowers on the graves. The
committee in charge will rovide the
flowers and the men will meet at
headquarters at $3.50 o'clock in the
morning.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
SUES FOR 500 HAT

New Haven. June LPNA suit
entered here today was for recovery
of the value of Panama hat set
at S93 by the owner. who had left
the headpiece with cleaner. The
claim is that because of poor treat.
ment of the hat it was ruined.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
pICCOLI CASE NOLLED.

The case OF Charles Ptccoli of this
city. charged with theft OF empty
bottles at the Paragon on West
Hartford road. has been nolled In SUI
perior court. Piccoli was fined S25
and costs In local police court and
appealed to superior court. He was
represented by Attorney 8. Gerard
Casale.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
TRAFFIC BUREAU MEETS

Reports on the Allen street CROSS
ing and other railroad crossing con-
evening at meeting OF the traffic
bureau. It was announced that the
National Traffic golf association will
hold its summer meeting at the
Shuttle Meadow club. July IS, !?
and 20.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
OFFERED NEW PAST0RATE
Rev. George b. Fletcher Said to Be
Considering Offer From Other City
Youngest Pastor Hero.

That there Is a possibility Of the
Emmanuel Gospel church losing Its
pastor became known today when
the Herald received information that
Rev. George B. Fletcher has receiv-
ed an offer to accept the pastorate
of another church.
Where the offer came from could
not be learned. Rev. Mr.. Fletcher
could not be located this afternoon
and church officials had not heard
OF the offer. 1t Is known however.
that 1t comes from . growing
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
FALCONS NEST MEETING

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Falcons Nest No. IS will be held
Friday evening. a complete report
OF the committees In charge Of the
arrangements for the celebration OF
the goth anniversary will be given.
The bazaar committee has realized
very good proft, which will go
toward the new building fund.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
BASEBALL TRADE.

Chicago. June Z R--Jim Cooney.
inhelder, and Tony Kaufman. right
hand pitcher, today were traded by
the Chicago Nationals to the Phila-
delphia Nationals for Harold Carl
son, right hand pitcher.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07

church which offers a wide field Of
opportunity and that the minister Is
considering tho offer seriously.
Mr.. Fletcher Is tho youngest min
lister in this city. He came here a
short time ago from Philadelphia.
succeeding the Rev. Harry S. Lands.
In the short time he has been here
he has made many friends. has been
active In ministerial circles and is
popular among members of his con.
grsgation.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
Funerals
Joseph ShWeitzer.

Funeral services for Joseph Sch
weitzer OF so Hawkins street will be
held tomorrow morning at o'clock
at the funeral parlors OF John J,
Tarrant on East Main street, Burial
will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
SUMMONED FOR SPEEDING.

Howard ]. Kilbourne Of 1884 STAN
ley street was notified by Motorcycle
Policeman Alfred Tanguay this
afternoon to be In court tomorrow
morning on the charge Of speeding
on Stanley street.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07

Following Lindbergh's successful
hop from New York to Paris. prizes
for long flights are on the boom.
William E. Easterwood (above) of
Dallas, Tex. has put up $4,000 for
a two-stop flight from Dallas to
Hongkong. China In IA hours or
less. James D. Dole (below) OF San
Francisco. head OF a pineapple COM
pany, offers $4,000 for a nonstop
flight from the Pacific coast to
Hawaii.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-07
HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by Eddy Bros. 4 Coz
Railroad Stocks
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