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New Britain herald., 1928-08-07
OHIO CITY INVITES
GR|SW0LD AS GUEST
Local Physician May Attend
Opening Of New Bridge
GOVERNORS TO ATTEND
Thirty Local Men Selected for Jury
Duts-Scssiun of Town Court This
E,ening--Anlcrican Paper Goods
Nine to Play-Other Items.

DR.. Roger NJ. Griswold of Kens-
ington, health officer OF Berlin, and
former first selectman, has been in
viteI by the Chamber of Commerce
of Steubenville. ohio. to participate
in exercises dedica,ing the new
Steubenville-W eirton bridge on
August 90. DIR. Griswold has not yet
stated whether he will accept the
invitation or not
The bridge is named Fort Stcu-
ben bridge. for the distinguished
German instructor general who
drilled the American army in 1176.
An effort is being made by the COM
nittce in charge Of the dedication
to have some relative of the gen.
eral take an important part in The
exercises. DR.. Griswold says that so
far as he knows he is the only de-
sccndant OF Baron Won Steuben in
this country He is a collateral rela-
tive.
DR.. Griswold's great uncle, Jona-
than Arnold. was a soldier in Baron
Won Steuben's. detachment at tn"
time Of the trial OF benedict Arnold.
At roll call one morning tn"
baron asked the man named Arnold
10 step forward. When the officer
saw the tail, handsome soldier. h.
ordered him to change his name at
once, explaining hat he believed
him too good q soldier to be ham
pered by the name Of Arnold. When
Jonathan Arnold appeared greatly
surprised at the order. and was UNI
able to suggest Il new name. the
general added. IF you have non.
better. take mine. and ! will be
your godfather.
So Jonathan Arnold became Jon
athan Steubcn and TIL. new name
was later authorized by d special
act of Congress, Baron Won Steuben
took much interest IN his godson $
family, at one time paying u visit to
members of il who lived in East
Hartford. Dr. Griswold's paternai
grandn other. whose maiden name
was Ann Arnold. frequently recalled
this visit.
DIR. Griswold gave the dedfcatory
address at the unveiling of the
Steuben memorial at the Jefferson
county court house In Steubenvillc
in July 1913.
The new structure il large traf-
fic bridge spanning the Ohio river
from Ohio to West Virginia, making
possible the extension Of the Will
liam Penn highway from Pittsburgh
and the west line OF Pennsylvania
to Cambridge. Ohio. This bridge Is
the last link in the Steubenville
Pike which is the first road begun
west OF Pittsburgh, but the last one
10 be completed.
The governors Of three states will
take part in the dedication cere-
monies and thousands Of people are
expected to be in attendance. The
exercises will be at 3 y. m. There
will be a banquet at $3.50 O'Clock.
Both events are to be broadcast by
radio.
selected For Jury Duty
The names OF 80 residents OF Bs,r
lin are contained on the list of men
subject to Jury duty the coming
court year in the county courts
which was made public yesterday hy
New Britain herald., 1928-08-07

III Should also be kept IN lnlnd
that the values shown on the maps
will be allowed for unfarorablc
physical conditions. Should there
be two adjoining lots frcins on the
same street and having the sam"
area, and should one Of the lots be
evenly graded back from tic street
and the OF her lot run Of, into hol-
New Britain herald., 1928-08-07

decided upon. but the locals are hop
ing to play it in Bristol.
MeettaGs
There will be = special meeting OF
the Parish guild at the parish house
OF the Church of Our Saviour Thurs.
day afternoon. All members are
urged 10 be present.
The Wopan's Federation of the
Congregational church will hold an
sii-dsy sswtng meeting tomorrow a,
the home OF Miss Elizabeth Norton
on Redstone hill.
Pythian Temple, No. -, will hold
a special meeting at ) o'clock We'd
nesday night In Odd Fellows hall.
ssbjelS To Jury pw4y
The following PlaiRsiile residents
are subject to jury duty in the
county courts during the coming
lie yesterday IN Hartford:
Frederick Buiien, +. J. Callen, Sr.,
W. H. Carpenter, Charles X. CLARK,
NJ. H. Corning. William $. Eaton. r..
b. Frisbie, Walter r. OidershaW. q.
l. Cooley. Charles W. Hird. John j..
kimmel, Frank j. Smith, Robert b.
White. Alfred ". Stewart, W. w.
Seymour.
Maay Coming To Reunion
4 large nymber Of return cards
have been received from former
teachers and pupils saying that they
Will attend the school reunion on
August Is.
End Of Clautaugua
The chautauQua at the Plaintille
camp ground will come to close TO-
night with the presentation of a
comic operstta. Alvin Gray, or the
Sailors Return" at ) o'clock.
The annual election Of the chau-
tauQua association was scheduled for
, today: 1hs present officers are as
. follow:
president and treasurer. Truman
j. Spencer, Mount Vernon, n. y,
vice president, George +. Stratton,
South Meriden; secretary. Mrs. Elva
b. Castaldine. Bristol. directors.
truman J. Spencer. George 4. STRAIT
ton, Mrs EVA u. taStaluine, Mrs. A.
L. bierkan. Hartford; Rev. hoy NJ.
Terry. New Haven: professor Herb
ert u. Hemenway, Worcester, Mass. j,
Mrs. Merwin II. Perkins, Bristol
Mrs. George Il. Tu,tle. Waterbury;
Thornton 4. McGee, Windsor: l. ).
Clark, West Haven; Miss Ella /,
Holt, Eorestvile; Mrs. Burton -,
; MCLEAN, New Haven; Mrs. }. Os-
valid Bassttt, Waterbury; Ole H.
Robertson, Plalnvilie; .lrs. W. r.
! Jennings, Fotestville; George Nj.
: Condit. Waterbury; Fred Kelsey
Higganum; Howard II. Gocketl'
HarLord: honorary HE director,
! Mrs. Georg1 "A. " ooulu.:, Water
bury.
Months Mind Mass
| 4 month mind mass OF requiem
wus celebrated al In, church vi
Our Lady OF Mercy this morning
Tor Mrs. Patrick Foral,.
Personals
Miss Helen l'oran OF Pine street
is spending several weeks with rela-
tiNe.s IN New Haven.
Thomas Prior. ASSISTANT treasurer
OF the Piainviile Trust Co.. is spend
INK his vacation at Madison.
, Assistant Postmaster James }.
Graham has returned from tose
Beach, where he has been vacation
ing.
/ John Berger has returned to his
duties at Thralls drug store after Il
two weeks vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis ProNenchel
have returned from their honey
moon and taken up their residenc,
at 1lJ Whiting street.
Mrs. James J. Murphy has re
turned to the home OF her sister a.
Morris Cove for the coming seNera
months.
r. l.. Benzon OF Whiting street
is spending vacation lit Canaan
n. Il.
Henry Trumbull and family ar,
at Sachem's Head. where they vii
pass the remainder Of the summer
season.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-07
TO ACT ON VALUES
At TOWN MEETING
Retaliation Committee to Make
Report Monday Night
ARRESTED AFTER CRASH
Former Resident Locked Up BY
CoastAble-Radio Letter From
Young Washburn - Fined For
Leaving Car Without Lights.

ihe acreage and unit foot values
placed upon property in Plainville
by the land value committee and
recommended by the reyaluation
committee will be reported at a
special town meeting to be held at
o'clock Monday night In the High
schooi gymnasium. This meeting
was called today by the board of
selectmen following meeting of the
retaliation committee last night,
when 1t was made known that the
maps showing these values would
be ready by tonight. These maps will
be on display at the assessors office
IN the town hall. where the apprais-
ers will explain them to taxpayers
wishing information, while about
1900 small maps are being printed
for distribution among the taxpay-
ers. Every effort is being made to
nave the voters fully informed on
the matter before Monday night. in
order that an intelligent vote may
be made then without unnecessary
| decay and explanation.
Nv 'SN0iAotAoil tOI1llnltItS yOOAy
! gave out the following statement re-
sardfng its work. plans, and hopes:
At u meeting of tn revalualiui,
committee held last night, it was
| found that street maps showing the
unit foot values to be recommended
by the committee could be conf
pleted by Tuesday evening, August
Z, These maps will be on displa,
at the assessors Office in the town
hall Wednesday morning. and all
taxpayers are invited to call and
tamillarize themselves with the
figures shown on the maps. For the
convenience OF the taxpayers. small
maps are being printed. and anyon,
calling at the assesSorsN office ma,
obtain one of these small maps te
take home and study. Incidentall,
this should be AN interesting record
to have in the home, as it shows all
streets IN the town. The maps A.il
he on display for the balance of III.
week and arrangements have beer
made to have the assessors off.c.
open Saturday afternoon for tn.
convenience of those who cannot
call earlier.
The committee voted to ask tn.
selcctmen to call a tOWh meeting OF
Monday evening. August IS. at
o'clock for the purpose Of submittin:
the acreage and unit foo. values rec
commended by the Ian value com
nitiec and he rcvaluation commit
tee, as shown on the street map, unt
asking the taxpayers to vote to rec
'ommend these figures 10 the asses
sors Tor tax purposes.
1.-The committee would again cal
. attention TO the fact that the figure.
shown on the map represent 100 pc
cent values but that probably onl,
IS or so per cent OF these value,
will be used by the assessors in ar.
irving at taxable values
in figuring the value of a lot tn,
'Somers depth curve is used. Thi.
means that lot 100 feet deep rep
rcscnts 100 per cent. Ci.pths les.
than 100 feet being loss than 10,
per cent. and all depths over 1o'
feet being greater than 100 per cent
To illustrate: a lot 50 .cct in deptt
is - y per cent OF tn value of I
100 foot lot and lot 200 feet IN
depth has value of L. per cent o.
the value of Il lot 100 feet in depth
IFoilowing are some OF the per
ccntagcs of the Somers depth curve
New Britain herald., 1928-08-07

The pulse OF "A newborn infant
minute. but IN old ag" the heart is
slowed down to between GO and IS
beats minute.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
MOTORS LEADERS
ON STOCK MARKET
Auto Shares Followed Close
Iy by Tobaccos, Gas and
Electric Issues.
BY GEORGE r. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March 3.--The upward
movement predOminated in the stock
market at the close of the week al
though price changes were by no means
uniform. Motor stocks we're outstand-
ing leaders, followed closely by the
tobaccOs, merchandising issues and 10
cal gas and electric shares. But while
these were in urgent demand at inter-
walls, the rails and oils we're largely
neglected.
General Motors was the center OF the
speculative activities During the first
three-quarterS of an hour trading In
this issue made up practically one
third Of the entire market operations
1t opened between i3934 and l40 on a
block Of 10000 shares and subsequent
ly reached 142. Wall Street had the
highly favorable January and February
sales figures upon which to base calcu-
lations and it was acting accordingly
Chrysler, Hudson, Hupp and Nash
were other favorites.
Steel stocks were not influenced by
strength in the motors United States
Steel was higher most of the time, but
heavy pressure was eXertcd against
Youngstown. The tobaccos, in most
instances. had the favorable 1927 state
rnents at hand. Congress Cigar was up
more than 2 points. while Universal
Leaf Tobacco gained a like amount.
Short covering made itself felt in Amer
ican Sumatra and special buying was
! in progress in Consolidated Cigar.
! Macy rallied around 10 points, de-
| spite denial sof reports that another
| stock distribution of per cent had
! been declared. Kresge Department
| Stores started forward again, coincident
with merger rumors which lacked
| foundation in fact The upward move
| ment was resumed in Brooklyn Union
| Gas and Consolidated Gas. The incen-
tive here. of course, was the prospect
of consolidation OF local gas and cleo
| trio properties.
Seaboard Air Line issues again went
! 10 new lows in sympathy with acute
| weakness in the bonds.
| In the last half hour United States
Steel shared leadership with General
Motors. At the same time. heavy offer.
| ings made themselves felt in such in
| dustrials as United States Rubber, In
| ternational Nickel and Timken Roller
Bearing The leaders left Off close tc
their best prices.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
MILLIONS FOR MUSIC.

Musical Instruments exported from
the United f3tales last year played ii
Sl7 e73 zG7 tune Tie selection repre-
sened gains of II per cent over 1925
and 10 per cent over 1921. Fhono~
graph ezp0rts alone gained 20 per cent
over 1926, with Argentina The best
cushhntf E<ports of pianos. music
rolls and string instruments declined.
Dlit Dand instruments, otganh and rec
ofds sHpWed gains. Exports hf band
Instruments ~ Gefmany one 81 the
b3pRrh, bsn6 instrument producers.
nearly doubted
Evening star., 1928-03-03
POSITION IS STRONG.
Consolidated Gas Balance Shee,
Shows Company in Good Shape
Special Dispatch 10 The star.

Special Dispatch Ia The star.
BALTIMORE. March 3~~Thc con-
solidated condensed balance sheet oi
the Consolidated Gas. Electric Light &
Power Co. which through holding
company controls The Washington. Bal"
timore and Annapolis Electric Rail-
road. as Of December 81. 1927. shows
a strong treasury position
Current assets ms of that date were
si3 4gT. 1876. 30. against current liabilities
of S23u5. .l64 l6, ratio Of more than
6a, to l. Included in assets were
S3.37a, ,o7ial cash 80, 323 ,aD6 notes and
accounts receivable and 81 ,84i .9Al mar
ketabie securities,
Cash on hand al the end of Decent
bcr was 81 .uT3 $40 Ill excess of current
liabilities.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
TAX on MOVIES.

BELGRADE Hn new ntotiGH picture
thsaters Wefe built III JuEpeiBYia !aEi
ytaf. probably none VIII be bthIt VI
1928 and fnDaL ~ those IN oiJerasiH.
are espesied ~ cinSe btcrliae 81 heavy
taxts IHc tax amDlnLa ~ a3 per crDi
II gross lufDins IN Serbia and ~ pei
cent IL Croatia, WIN new ta& ~
s cinate pef meter OH earb flim i'm
t,ofted owners aBy fhe taxes take al
iEEiI pfDHts
Evening star., 1928-03-03
WHEAT AT new HIGH
PRICE FOR SEASON
Rye Also Touches Peak Level.
Corn and Oats Are Relatively
Steady Today.

nv the Associated Press
CHICAGO March 3.~~Wheat and rye
today both touched a new high-price
record for the season Attention OF
wheat traders was directed largely TO
bullish aspects OF the wheat crop out
look In the Central West and In the
Southwest rs we'll Opening unchanged
to ~ higher. wheat later showed an
ali-around advance. Corn and oats were
relatively steady. corn starting un-
changed 10 y and 2 up and then un-
dcrgoing slight dip. Provisions in
clined downward
Evening star., 1928-03-03
EQUIPMENT ORDERS.

NEW YORK March ! IN, Equip
ment orders III February totals 10 loco
motives, a.a7t freight ears and ~ pas
senger cars, Railway Age reports. This
compares with Ra locomotives, a.iSa
freight and lad passenger cars ordered
In February, 1927
Evening star., 1928-03-03
BKAZII. GROWS SILK.

$40 FAUiD. tsiikWbfH eggs aud
mulberry Jerh hte being dIhttibuitd
itee III charge ky ID I5hHiiiBn aIik cam
paHy ~ encourage htTifIJlHe. italElnH
II slikWDJtHA has bec3iue Il hideilne fD'
farmers Especially among the "cpIpif1s.
~ families hifed by lbe year ~ care
fDr the coffee trees IN three YsaIi
ptodYctloH ii eDco3ns liaA iAeIeasel
Abe4t ls5.Dgg k..0s. ........
Evening star., 1928-03-03
POTATO MARKET DULL.

CHICAGO. March } tu. a. Dept. Az
ricuturr) ~-- Potatoes r~ Receipts. III
cars, on track. 2oi ears, total United
States shipments. add cars, demand
and trading slow, market dull, Wiacon "
sin sacked round whites 0Sa3 90 a.
Idaho sacked ltuaaet nuthanks, 3lna
2.25. Florida. Hiss Ifmmphs In crates.
: 1Da30n
Evening star., 1928-03-03
ELECTRICAL. TRADE ACTIVE

NEW YORK March 4 taH Activity
In the electrical industry Is holding at
il good level ORDERS from the utilities
are more numerous than earlier III the
year. with demand FOR e0uspmont from
ind,tstrials above N,omn. III somc sec
tions ot the country Electrical World
reports.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
AMERICAN SHOES LIKED.

BERLIN. ~ Amcrican-ma shoes are
we'll liked IN Germany and when dis
played III store windows are marked
original Americnnische Schuhe" or
genuine American footwear" Some
German shoemakers advertise their
product aS from original American
lasts and designs"
Evening star., 1928-03-03
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March Op).-Flour
quiet: soft Winter straights. 670a7.00
Rye. firm: No Western. 30is f. 0. b
New York and l29~ C. i. (. export
Lard. steady: Middle West, il.75all.85
Other articles unchanged.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
RUBBER DECLINES.

NEW YORK. March 3 tSpeciaD -
Crude rubber. smoked ribbed sheets,
declined - Of a cent at today's quota
ton Of 28zs. This compares with 81.
a month ago and 397S year ago.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
$4,000 Workers Locked Out.

LONDON. March 3 Up. - An En-
change Telegraph dispatch from Berlin
today says $4,000 Berlin metal workers
have been locked out as a sequel TO the
failure Of efforts 10 settle a toolmakers'
strike
Evening star., 1928-03-03
10000 employees
help earn
Your dividends

WIZ yoI invrst 10 Cities HfJpics ON.
nno6 s,t>s ypI become profit sharing
psYtHss ia = fsstD}t.>~Ide DfpsIlIs'irn.
N,sse shsn L.D1 men snd women,
snagLpysd IN serving iecees,tiss 81 md
ssn Afc ~ millions Df people IN ;je's'rs.
hrlp ~ ears regular rt1on9e fpr y'b1.
In iT7 owners II Ci'Ies o<rvice fssm.
ysssn s,ock ferelYsd over - .tJ.Cjg in
cash sfd ss,ca divide nds. I,,I. ">1, ran
tnsssA< yo'u iDle ino>me by invesring
b. ti4s I7>yesf~G.d ssc'lri'y. ru, 10 ~'Hb
As.D~. pour spare dollars earn net yield
81 s,sef tIa.
Evening star., 1928-03-03

Diviaenu rates as Gwen III The above tahlt
are the annual ash payments based on the
latest quarterly nr nalf yearly declarations
Uuh.ss otherwise noted. extra or special ciS,'
dends are not Included
Unt OF traGing less than 100 SHARES
, Partly ,<tra Pm. IL ~ stock Pay
ahle IN common stock. Z Plus ESQ IN
sock Paid this year-no regular rate.
h Ten uer ent n contnion stock Dayant
y ~ quarterly. c Plus 5%o IN stock d Pay
able when earned: Payable IN, cash "
st1rg I Plus l07. IN stock. 3 Plus TOO
share IN stock h Plls 81 a share IN special
stock Plus p"s IN stock. ! flus 2se IN
stock, Il payshla i/4O of share quarterly
an Class A stock NJ Plus SEE In stock
u Partly stock. y Plus ~ In preferred stock
Plus 1n:. halt ~ comm stock.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
STATEMENT Of THE CONDITION
Or THE
AMERICAN UNION ISsIRASCE co.

STATEMENT Or THE CONDITION
AMERICAN r4roV 81 rHf INSURANCE co.
On the "lst hay 1f II"ce fn1er 1927 a. r.
amended june 30. 1909. and Angus, 1891. .
Capital stocf paid up in cash. 5o060o1g
ASSETS.
Real estate rooi,qares idr., Y'7''
stocf. and bond. tnrn;anrke. o'o.ooon .oo'.
Premiums unroiIec,e1 and in
hands ~ a1euts.......... 100 .373 81
Interest die snd arrrIed. 70 G30.5o
nnder@rlt~ts' asarcia,ions, 5000
pad i"'ses. ............. ao7-a7..
Total asseta ..si93s.731I4
LIABILITIES
Net unban claims. .-...... Siaoa2 m
kHsrrVe "a required by Law 8i0.IO2.s7
Salaries rents. exneu-ea. iaxea
COMMISSIONS. brokerage. etc 1000 90
Al f'sS o,hrr '' ilabilite.: Rsscrged ''' ''''''
for und"termiued IiabiI,te-. 3s5000
Estimated e1t@0=es ~ invest.
cation and adjustment OF
Io--'7-- .,.......... 7b1oo I.
Toia! iabiiities. 1851 ,2s7.s7
Character NJ husiness transac,e1 during
hail sprinkler leakage earthG1ake not and
ctglI cnmnIotlon and "xnn-IpE-
.lnrinr The ye4r 11s-.... <e0s fG2 oi7oa
Lo.ses ;,Ti.t,ained during the e,.o.
Mooey 55:,s.@,llve4 during the ~ .a-o.
Exoendea PEN IA duriri. =: the sear "9'''''''
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A. CARrTH.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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