New Britain herald., 1927-11-14
INVESTMENT FIRM
 NEWLY ORGANIZED
RoWe-Dayis Company Is Capi-
 taliZed at S50,00O
WHOLE SUM IS PAID IN
Mrs. Margaret DcminS Dies fin For cStyille-Hibcrnian to Elect or ficer-Automobilcs Figure in Col ltSfOn-Othcr Briefs,

Articles Of incorporation Of the Rowe Davis Investment Go. of Bris- tol. financial corporation capital ized at S5o,oo0 and organized by a number Of prominent business men of the city and vicinity, have been filed with Secretary Of State Francis A. Pallotti by Attorney William N. DeRosier. The company will begin business with it's entire capital stock of s50.00G subscribed and this amount may be increased as the de mands for loans increase.
 The new corporation Is empow- cred to enter the general financing field but at the start will loan money in limited amounts on property in Bristol and neighboring towns. A meeting of the stockholders will be hsld in the offices of Attorney De- Roster on Tuesday evening, Novem- Der H2nd. At that time directors will be elected and bylaws will be adopted.
 While the new corporation is not chased as q banking institution such as the local banks where money is received on deposit it will nev- ertheless como under the regulation and control of the state banking de- partmcnt. The hoks Of the companv will be examined each six months by state bank examiners. The new company will not conflict or compete with the service rendered by the local banks but will supplement that service by making additional loans. The granting of loans will be sub Ject to the approval of finance committee.
 Tn" incorporators Of the new com- pany are as follows: Rolfe F. Rowe Thomas Davis. William x. DeRo- sier. Duane W, Beach. Nilfred F.. Fosg, Martin Laushlin. Emil II. Funk George J. Funk. Harold A. Hayden, Dwight J. Minor. Percy l.. Norton, Edward Riccio. Leroy w. Greene, Peter J. Conlon, Homer II. Judd. Edwin H. Elton. J. II. Des- marais. John w, Murphy, W. II. ''>tNS''' IT NI'S " -Nbl GpIl, tTtOTGt W. Nurrie, Leigh D. Minor, r. A. Park. II. l. Arms, W. II. Rowe, Dwt.ht II. Hall and W. E. Woodruff. all of Bristol; Oscar Anderson. C C. Ste vene and Arthur x. Manross of For estNille; Peter !. kacmarski and \. J. Voorhees, Of Tarryville; and A. A. Macleod and $. $. Gwillim Of Plainville.
 Funerals
 The funeral of Mrs. William Tabor Of 223 North Main street, who died last Friday following a short illness. was held at 1:3O o'clock yesterday afternoon at her late home. Rev. John Wilkins. rector Of Trinity Episcopal church. conducted the services and burial was in New Lon- don.
 Funeral services for William P. Ball of 62 Woodland street. who died last Friday were held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at his late residence. Interment was in West cemetery.
 West Ends Win
 Tn a fast and exciting contest at Muzzy field Sunday afternoon the local West End eleven nosed out a 10 victory over the Sons of Italy team Of Middletown. Although out weighed, the superior speed of the locals gave them tho edge over their opponents. The only score Of the game was made in the second period when Middlerown fumbled and a Bristol player fell on the ball, A forward pass by I.aviero to Ryan and an end run by Savasi placed the ball behind the Middletown upriehts,
 Tommy Monahan served as ref cree, Odlum as umpire. and s. Car penter as hcadlineSman.
 To Elect Officers
 The annual meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hiber- nians Of Forestvillo. will be held at S o'clock this evening in c. \. R. hall. Officers for the ensuing year will he elected and the retiring officers will submit their annual reports.
 Birth of Daughter
 daughter was born Saturday to Policeman and Mrs. Con Connolly of Willoughby street.
 Attachment Filed
 An attachment for S3,5Oo was placed Saturday morning by Deputy Sheriff Joseph Harding on property of Stefanie Molikowski in an action brought by Madlicne Molikovslli and an attachment of s2.ooo in favor Of Stanley Molikowslli through Attor- ney Joseph P. O'Connell, The case Is rcturnable before the superior court in Hartford the first Tuesday Of December.