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New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Mrs. Frederick NcumaIn

Mrs. Emily Neumann. AZ years
old. wife of Frederick NeuMann of
Richard avenue. Newington. died
Wednesday at her home where she
had been ill for a short time. She
was we'll known in New Britain a,
well as in Newington and was active
in st. Matthews German Lutheran
church.
Surviving her besides her husband
are three daughters. Mrs. Anna Eek
ert. Miss Emma F. Neumann and
Miss Edna Neumann, a son Gustave
Neumann.- and brother, August
lick.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at st. Mat
thew's church. Rev. A. C. Theodore
Steege. pastor. will officiate.. Burial
will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
WALL Street HAS
FINANCIAL CRASH
Several Leading Stocks Tumble
From High Places
By STANLEY w. PRENOSIL


Associated Press Financial Editor
New York, Nov. 80 P-A sweep
ing reaction in,stock prices, inspired
by the marking up of call money
rates from S to 10 per cent and a
wide open break in Canadian Mar
conf on the New York curb market
took place this afternoon after
wild outburst of bullish enthusiasm
at the opening of the New York
stock exchange had carried several
issues up to nearly Is points.
Early gains quickly melted away
under the flood of selling orders and
several Of the high priced special
ties dipped to nearly 20 points be-
low Wednesdays final quotations.
The rise in call money followed
the calling of between s40.0OO,oO
and S50,000,O00 in bank loans pre-
sumably to meet the unusually
heavy month-end disbursements.
Call money has not been as high as
10 per cent since Oct. l when a SINH
lar month-end squeeze" took place,
and while the high rate in regarded
as temporary. bankers look for rela-
lively firm rates until after the emu
of the year.
Utility stocks were in heavy de-
mand. in sympathy with the
strength Of that group on the big
Board" United Gas Improvement,
Consolidated Gas of Baltimore,
American Superpower. American
| Light and Traction and Electric In
vestors rose to 1 points. The first
two recording new highs. Midwest
utilities fuctuated between 10 and
$50.
Deere and Company shot up "A
points, while Acoustic Products,
Niles Bement Pond. Singer Manufac-
turing and BONN Aluminium, jump
ed points each. and Pender Gro
Gerry B S.Marconi of England drop
ped points. in sympathy with the
break in Canadian Marconi. Oils
were strong, Prairie Pipe Line gain
ing points. Humble Oil. Kentucky
and Gulf 3 to 4.
Mining stocks were quiet, New
mont stepping up a point.
New listings include 10000 shares
of National Family Stores common
and 10000 shares of National Fam
lily Stores preferred. The former,
which has been selling in the cover
the counter" market around 80,
opened with block of 1,S00 shares
at IS and then advanced to 35l y.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Save TYbEE ISLE
FROM HIGH Waves
Years Of Effort BY Islanders
Prove Successful

Tybee Island. Ga. Nov. 80 ~
Years Of effort on the part of resi-
dents of Tybee Island to harness
their ever shifting coast line ap-
parently have met with success.
Today, the waves which In the
past swept away as much as 80 feet
OF beach during one storm them
selves are contributing to a heavy
wall. which it is thought will not
only check further erosion. but will
restore much of the land which has
already been lost.
So encouraging IL the outlook that
many property owners who saw
their summer homes gradually
washed away and their land sub
merged. continue to pay 81 q year
taxes in order to have clear title in
case the land should return.
The change was accomplished by
means of huge mattresses" built
along the coast. plus heavy piers.
constructed at right angles far out
into the water. These mattresses"
are heavy wire entanglements, some
1000 feet long, which are built at
intervals along the coast. First the
sand is dug out until a solid base
Is reached, and then wire Is stretch
ed and attached to heavy piles. Back
of this wire are placed heavy brush
wood. rocks and other debris. thou
sands Of pounds, to withstand the
flashing of the waves.
Thus with each sweep Of water
the sand carried in filters through
the heavy brush and rock bed. anu
in time becomes hardened like stone.
The plan for combating the sea
was worked out by railroad engin-
GERS with the aid of city and county
officials. Delegates from Tybee to
the annual meeting of the American
Shore and Beach Preservation asso-
citation at Wilmington. Del. Novem-
Der rs and - will describe the plan
for the benefit OF other Atlantic sea-
board resorts and towns who have
to battle entertainments of the sea.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Art CRITICS PROVE
TOO APPRECIATIVE
MOdcinistfC Art Proves Puzzle Even
to Experts in Exhibition Held
at Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh. Pa, Nov. 80 up -
Modernistic art seems to puzzle even
the critics.
For three weeks The Fossil Hunt
ers," an example of modern art by
Edwin Dickinson of Provincetown.
Mass. hung in a choice position at
the international exhibition of art
here while thousands wondered
what the maze of black and blue
print, as it appeared to the I'M
tutored eye, was intended to be.
Officials connected with the en-
hlhition. as well as the critics, ap-
parently understood the picture per-
fectly, SO no one asked questions.
But imagine the embarrassment
of the officials and critics when
Dickinson wired a demand that his
picture be hung right-side-up in
stead of SIDEWAYS!
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
GIFT BY AMERICAN
S7ARTLES MAN|SSA
Excitement Prevails in Ancient
Turkish Town

Manissa, Turkey, Nov. 80 R-1u
this Anatolian town excitement pre-
walls again today. as 1t did back in
100 B. c., when Scipio here worsted
King Antiochus, and again in 14lS.
when the Arab Bedreddin raised an
instruction against the Turkish sui
tans with his doctrine OF equality
and community Of goods.
The quietude~has been broken by
a cable dispatch from America stat
ing that Morris Chinassi, who emf
grated from Manisso to New York
IS years ago. there to become .
wealthy cigaret manufacturer. has
willed a million dollars for q hos
pital in his home town.
The $4,000 inhabitants Of Manissa
say their is the first town in Turkey
to produce an American millionaire
and theirs will be the first to boast
of a million dollar hospital.
Chinassi's gift ranks in Turkish
peasants eyes as q wonder, exceed
ing the ancient treasures Manissa
has held through the ages. Just out
side the town, in a rock OF 70 feet
above the road, the ancients cut a
colossal statue Of Niobe, whose tears,
supplied by a hidden inexhaustible
springabove the rock. fall over the
aged stone face to this day. This
is the Niobe of Homer's lines:
Upon arid Sipylus, upon the rocks
of the desert mountain-Niobe,
though turned to stone. still broods
over the sorrows the Gods have sent
upon her"
Gone is the fabulous ball OF gold
weighing more than zoo pounds
which for centuries topped the min
aret of one Of Manassas great mos
ques. but In the mosque library there
is still to be found massive manus-
cript collection Of the Pentateuch
dating from $50 A. ID. Nobody
knows where this manuscript came
from or how it reached Manissa.
The new million dollar hospital
will have only one competitor. That
is the ancient tomb Of the one-time
Prince of Manissa, Isaac Tchelebi,
beenath the columns of which SONS
ailing Magnesians believe they neeu
only three turns to be cured.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
ON POLICE BLOTTER

Robert Kelly Of 20 Brady street
and Joseph Callahan of 100 Hart
street reported to the police today
the theft of their bicycles at Lam
ders' factory.
Stanley Kulak OF Gold street re-
ported the theft Of a motormeter on
h car while 1t was parked in front
Of Sacred Heart hall last night.
Walter Zyjewski. aged IS. of 544
Eddy-Glover Boulevard has not been
home since Saturday, according to
report to the police today.
A colored man went to the Town
Home about $3.50 last night and ask
ed that the police be notified by
telephone that he was assaulted by
two other colored men. Sergeant
McAvay and Or'cer McEvoy inves-
tigated and found no cause for pc.
lice action.
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Joseph Visa1ga

Joseph Visalga. As years old, of
"A Olive Street, died at the New
Britain General hospital yesterday
after an illness of several days.
He was q resident OF New Britain
for "a years and was we'll known
among the Lithuanian people. He
was last employed by North & Judd
Mfg. Co. He leaves his sister, Mrs.
Marcelle Balukas with whom he
had been living.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow morning at 1880 o'clock at
the home of his sister on Olive street
and at s o'clock at st. Andrews
church. Burial will be in St. Mary s
cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Real Estate News
Warranty

Warranty
William kahms to Pauline kahms,
Dwight street.
Joseph Ertl to Barbara Bosel, Colt
street.
Mortgage
Harry s. Kevorkian to Shavarsh
Yession, ct al, $500. Edison street.
Joseph Luzietti to New Britain
Lumber Co.. $1,400, Oldheld street.
Quitclaim
Colllnsville Savings society to
Stanislaw kulas, Brown street.
Loomis ]. Thompson to A. F. Le-
Witt and Loucks & Clark, Court
street.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
sos ARRESTS IN NOVEMBER

There were S05 arrests made in
this city during the month ending
today. according to Chief w. c.
Harris report. Forty-five cases OF
violation of the personal tax Law
helped swell the total. There were
40 violations Of city ordinances, IS
motor vehicle law violations, II
theft. assault. 81 drunkenness. 9
breach of the peace and drunken
ness. - breach Of the peace and
ASA ult.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
NOVEMBER FIRE ALARMS

The fire department answered 9
bell alarms. 20 still" and / false
alarm during the month ending to-
day. according to Chief w. J. Mobiles
report. The damage to buildings
totalled $3.1563O and to contents
1927. a total Of $6,3S3. The most
serious fire did damage of $3,715 at
the home of David Berkowitz, "A
Talcott street.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
HI-Y DINNER MEETING

An evening meeting of the Hi-Y
club will be held at the 7. NJ. C. A.
next Thursday. Instead of the usual
Wednesday noon meeting with
luncheon. the boys will hold a din
ner meeting at $50 p. m. The speak
err will be a local newspaperman,
who will talk on Seeing the Game
Of Life from the Bleachers."
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
BOWLING LEAGUE TO MEET

The third meeting of the Civic
bowling league will be held in the
Rogers alleys at Sis o'clock this
afternoon. The Lions team No. /
is leading the league with the Rotary
team not yet under way. The league
is attracting considerable interest
and last Friday the strings were
rolled before a large and noisy gal.
lery.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Angelo Alnela

Angelo Alnela of 1854 Washington
street died yesterday at the New
Britain General hospital where he
weeks. He was native of Spain.
His wife. Mrs. Remedio Alnela, lives
in Europe.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow morning at 9 o'clock at st.
Mary's church. Burial will be in st.
Mary's cemetery. The remains will
be at Stanley Borawski's funeral
parlors on Broad street until the
time of the funeral.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Wall Street Briefs

October exports OF lead in unman-
ufactured form by the United States
totaled 10.44S metric tons. the Amer
lean bureau of metal statistics re-
ports. This compares with 1866
tons In September. October imports
by Great Britain totaled 21,4s9 tons
against 16.16l tons in September.
Reid Murdoch e. Company. whole
sale grocers. of Chicago, are to build
at Gilman Square. Somerville. Mass,
3 story warehouse as distributing
center.
Kroger Grocery & Baking corpor-
alton. Cincinnati. will offer 96.77S
common shares at $95 a share for
subscription by stockholders in ratio
of l new share for every Is shares
held. Proceeds will be used for ex-
pansion.
Sales OF the Piggly Wiggly cor
poration, of Memphis. in the past 10
months We're s164.794.149 against
S151,402,55o in the corresponding
1927 period.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

sightseers, mainly Americans and
British colonials, who paid the small
fees to inspect the Norman strong
hold. view the crown Jewels. the
dungeons and other famous sights
Of the tower.
British officials responsible for
the preserv-.i lion Of historic ruins
and the relics OF castles and mon-
asteries = -oughout the country de-
clare there Is an ever-increadng IL.
terest in such places. Altogether
during the six biggest tourist msaths
of 1928, $4,000 in fees was ~.
ceived from visitors to places liks
s onehenge, brook" Castle, Car
n won Castle and tn" Tower, the
latter being the l.eatcst mAgnsG
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Charles G.. ROOa

Funeral services for Charles G.
Roos of "a Glen street were held this
afternoon at . O'Clock at Erwin
chapel. Rev. Charles ]. Fredeen,
pastor of the Swedish Bethany
church, oficiated. Burial was in
Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Mrs. Alexander BialOniza

Funeral services for Mrs. Alexan-
der Bialomiza of 20 Concord street
were held this morning at . o'clock
at the Russian Orthodox church.
Burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Old English Castles
Bring in Large Fees

London. Nov. 80 P-The Tower
of London. ancient citadel built by
William the Conqueror to guard the
Thames and the gates of London,
brought In $4,000 last summer from
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

John Bosco of 80 Gold street re-
ported to Captain Kelly this after
noon that he lost his pocketbook
containing $50 on a bus between
Hartford and New Britain last
night.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Advance
Notice

Our new Xmas Club
opens December 10th.
This is just a little adj
vance notice 50 you can
make your application for
membership now
No need urging this
years members-they al
ready know the JOY of tex
ira dollars" at Holiday
time
We simply want to
make it easy for YOU too,
to promptly carry out
your determination to be
one of the merry spenders
next year!
Xmas Club cheeks for this
year will be mailed tomorrow,
December LIST.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

II sodium nitrate - aD4lieA to
wheat at the time Of heading. the
protein content Of the gratn y n
creased.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
CURB AND BOND
MARKET ACTION
Former Suffers Break While
Latter Rises Higher

New York, Nov. 80 R>-A still
more violent session than the curb
market has ever experienced was
marked today by sharp break in
Canadian Marconi, which caused a
temporary suspension of trading In
the issue while specialists straight
ened out their records.
The issue opened with a block of
$4,000 shares at II SIS. up S, in con-
trast to the years low of 3. 1t was
an hour after the opening before
tho opening price was decided upon.
The issue was later sold heavily. up
on publication of a statement by Sir
Joseph Flavelle, chairman of the
board, that he considered that it
was selling too high. 1t had fallen
to Is when the trading was suspend
ed after midday.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

New York, Nov. 80 R-Utilities
and a few coppers led the advance
of bond market prices to higher
levels in today's early trading. There
was some buying also of railroads.
Calling of upwards of $4o.000.000 in
bank loans served to restrict trad
ing.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

TREASURY BALANCE
Treasury Ba,aasA l1sassAssa
Evening star., 1928-05-13
POPE Plus OBSERVES
FEAST OF PATRON
Receives Gifts of Flowers and
Fruit---Niece Gets Cross !,
of Order.

n" the Associated Press.
ROME. May 12-Celebration Of the
pope's fete day. that CT Achilles the
Martyr. continued today under the
nontifical banner floating above the
Vatican A concert by the Band of
the Swiss Guards and the presentation
of large wreath to the PontiH by the
personnel OF the Vatican gardens, were
features of the morning
The president Of the select Roman
club. San Pietro," In accordance with
the custom, conveyed gifts of flowers
and fruit to his holiness. Pope Plus
held a limited number Of receptions
during the day and tonight gathered his
family about him
His niece, Marchioncss Maria Luisa
Pcrsichetti Ugolini. had the ladies cross
Of the first class of the Order OF the
Holy Sepulchre conferred upon her to-
day by the patriarch Of Jerusalem, while
her husband, the marquis, was made a
chevallier of the grand cross in the
same order
Evening star., 1928-05-13

The Far East how has 3.500 motion
picture theaters.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
MOTHER WINS 14-M0NTH
] COURT FIGHT FOR CHILD
Adoption Suit Still Pending, How
ever, in Legal Battle With
II : !. Foster. Parents.

ny tae Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 12,-Mrs, Florence
Narino today has custody of her q
year-old daughter Virginia. after a 14-
month legal battle in several Chicago
courts. ....t...sA.
EFhe child. born out of wedlock, was
taken to the home of MIR. and MiS.
Philip Marino for keeping. While visit
ing her daughter the mother met ana
later married Angelo Marino, Philip
brother. Soon after the fight for Gus
tody OF the child began, with brother
opposing brother, mother opposing
foster mother.
THE legal rights are with the nat
Evening star., 1928-05-13
BEAN WILL CONTEST
FLORIDA DELEGATION
State G. 0. P. Committeeman Says
he Plans to Garry Fight Over
Slate to Kansas City.


BY the Associated Press
AMPA, Fla, May l2.-~Reiteration of
his statement that the fight between
Bean ana anti-Bean forces, staged
Thursday at the Republican State con-
vention at Daytona Beach, would be
carried 70 the floor Of the partgs ma
tionai convention at Kansas City next
month, was made by George w Bean,
Republican national committeeman
from Florida, upon his arrival here
today.
Bean recalled events leading up TO
the split IN the Daytona meeting. when
separate meetings we're held by the OPP
posing factions. at which two sets of,
delegates t0 the national convention
NFeFe elected. He expressed confidence
that his supporters would win out when
the question Of selecting Florida's dele
gatioa comes up at the Kansas City
convention.
Tne states Republican national CON-
Ynitteeman charged the "insurgent"
forces, headed By Glenn b. Skipper Of
Miami, with using ''strong-arm" meth
DDS at the Daytona Beach meeting, and
declared the delegates named by that
faction were illegally selected.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

Rossum, prefect Of propaganda. and
students of the college.
The actual laying Of the. stone took
place shortly afterward on the site OF
the new E1ilding, Cardinal Van Rossum
officiating.
The erection of the building is an
outgrowth Of Cardinal Mundelein's ef-
fort to raise a loan of 81 500, 900 for it.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

no north American Holding Company.
---AdyfYiaEenens
Evening star., 1928-05-13
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D. G, 1s 192sPART T.

urai mother" ruled the court. "There
is no question about the mothers right
to her own child unless she Is so clearly
unfit that her guardianship would
teopardize the child's life or health"
:, The courts ruling, however, Is not a
final. victory for the mother, since an
adoption suit Is still pending in an
other court. .n.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

z The State of Yucatan, Mexico, which
is known to historians and archeolo-
gists as the seat of one of the highest
civilizations in the western world, is
now boasting that 1t is the worlds
greatest producer Of henequen, from
which binder twine is made.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Floods Inundate Towns.

CETTINJE, Jugoslavia. May 10 '(40 -
Rapidly swelling rivers have inundated
a a,number of towns and villages, Destroy
ing crops, carrying away bridges, oblit-
crtating roads and plunging the popu-
lation into despair.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Held $4,000 D. C. Securities.

Martha I. Mancourt OF Terre Haute.
Ind, who died April IL, owned securi-
ties valued At 10000 in the District OF
Columbia, according 10 petition OF the
Terre Hsute National Bank e. Trust
Co, which asked for anc.iIary letters
tessamentary On her estate. She In sur
yfyed by two brothers, Charles r. Man
curt Of Terye Haute and Edward M
ManeclTt lpf Detroit, end niece, jose
n Fuiiington. Of Milford Center, Ohio
Attorneys Hamilton u Hamilton appear
foEsfae bank.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
COLLEGE CORNER STONE
IS BLESSED BY POPE
Ceremony for New Propaganda Of
the Faith Institution Held
in Vatican Gardens.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
ROME, May 12.--Pope Plus today
solennnly blessed the corner stone of the
new College Of the Propaganda of the
Faith Congregation which soon will be
erected on Janiculum Hill. The cere-
nony took place In the Vatican gar
dens in the presence OF Cardinal Van
Evening star., 1928-05-13
TWO TIED FOR BISH0PRIC.
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh Clergy
, men Run Neck and Neck.

ST. LOUIS, May IL Up.-With DR..
F. M. Jacobs OF Brooklyn, N. Y. and
Rev. z. L. Madison Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
running neck and neck, th. African
Methodist Zion Quadrenniai Conference
continued balloting today for tie second
day in an effort to elect another bishop.
DR.. w. w. Matthews Of Washington
was elected yesterday.
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