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New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
Real Estate News

f. w. Schultz, guardians deed to
Louis Wcntland, Governor street.
Gussie Fox to Louis Wentland,
warranty. Governor street.
Wanda kezek to Louis Wentland,
warranty. Governor street.
Edith Beck to Augusta Fox, war
ranty. Governor street.
Louis Wentland to Gussie Fox.
$3.50 mortgage, Governor street.
Louis Wentland to Z. w. Schultz,
s4oo mortgage, Governor street.
Hugh Christie to William ".
Dover. release Of mortgage, Arch
and Locust streets.
William Dover to Pennington
Savings bank, $500 mortgage,
Arch and Locust streets
Nilliam Dover to the Commercial
Trust Co. $1,000 mortgage, Arch
and Locust streets.
James A. Neenan to Nicola
l-arala, warranty. 1911 Spring
street,
Pearl f.. and Mabel E. Haley te
Paul link, warranty, Francis street
Albert r., Jerome W.. George j
and Ada u. Hitchiner to Mrs. Anna
Nj. Hitchiner, one-half interest IL
| property on Mason drive.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
SHOUTS hold MEv
and dies QUICKLY
Frank Sanford, n, Stricken in
Main Street Room

Shouting. Hold mel" to the man
with whom he had roomed for the
past 10 years, Frank Sanford, "A,
collapsed this morning in his room
at 1s1 Main street and died this
afternoon about 1 o'clock. Mr.. San
ford had not. been well for
the past four months, but
this morning he had gone out fol-
breakfast as usual. He returned and
was sitting in his room when the
attack came on. His fellow roomer
Thomas Lacey, rushed to his aid bu.
was unable to support him and the
two men fell to the floor. Mr.. Lacey
injured his back and was forced &c
call for aid from The barber shor
on the floor below. They got Mr.
Sanford to bed, but he was beyond
help. Death was due to cerebral
hemorrhage.
Mr.. Sanford was born In the Fail
Mountain district in Bristol but had
hVed In New Britain for many years
having been employed in the ship.
ping room Of the p. & r. Corbir
Co. for the past two decades. He was
a member OF the O. u. A. NJ. ana
was a Congregationalst.
He is survived by one brother
Burton W. Sanford of North Frank.
lin, n. Y: and several nicces and
nephews, among them Mrs. Carrie
Atkins of Wolcott, Mrs. Hattie Smith
ne rf
Charles Sanford of Bristol. Another
brother and a sister had died within
the past year.
Funeral arrangements are incom
plete.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
Cotton Market Opens
Steady But Falls of

New York, June lP,-The cot
ton market opened steady today at
Il decline of to Is points under
selling influenced by relatively easy
liverpool cables and favorable carly
weather reports.
October sold Off TO 2o.35 or about
IA points below yesterdays closing
quotations. but the decline brought
in considerable buying and prices
stoadied up several points before the
end of the first hour. There APP
peareJ to be some uncertainty as 10
weather conditions over the week.
end, which. with rather unfa -orahle
private crop adviceS from the
southwest, probably promoted some
OF the early buying.
Private cables said trade calling
had been supplied by liquidation
and foreign selling in Liverpool and
reported a moderate cotton cloth
. business with the continent and
South America.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
Inflated SUB TO
Be TEST VESSEL
81 Not Going Into Active
Service Again

Boston, June 5 NP)--The SUBJ
marine Sd, newly equipped and
conditioned at the Chariestowp navy
yard, Will be used as an expert
mental ship f9r various safety de-
wees and it is planned to sink her
during experiments and then have
dep sea divers and students of the
diving school work on the ship and
bring it TO the surface again.
The 81, which carried its crew of
40 to the bottom of the ocean off
iroylnCctoWn coast after rumming
the coast guard cutter Paulsen, will
become a training school for those
students who are interested in I'M
dcrSea craft
1t Will bcfitted with safety de-
vices now planned for submarines
or the navy, 1t IS not planned to
commission the Inflated ship for
submarine purposes again.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
Deaths
Nuam lranCkoNslI

Adam FranckoNslii. 81 years old,
OF - Oakland avenue, died at his
nome this morning at o'clock, fol
loving d lingering illness. He was
born III Poland and came to this
country in 1901. lie FIRST settled in
ColllnSrlllc and came TO this city
TWO years ago to live With his daueh-
ter when his health began to fail
h'ni. While residing in rollinsvllle
he worked in the factories but has
not been actively engaged since COM
ing to this city.
lie leaves two daughters. Mrs
Helen Lis, with whom he resided,
Miss Adelinc I'rancllon ski and a.
son, Raymond FranckoWski both OF
this city.
The funeral will be held from the
home OF his daughter on Oakland
avenue at 7;%0 o'clock tomorrow
morning and from the Holy Cross
church at o'clock. Burial viii be
in the Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
Minister B0SS|NG
Street WORK gang


to tonsorial establishment the re-
suits of which We're plainly visible
today.
Asked if he considers that the va
ripus movements TO outlaw war will
evolve a successful substitute for the
taking up of arms in settling inter
national disputes. Mr.. Mclean an
swered with an emphatic mo"
Traceable. he claims. to sin. war will
continue as long as people sin. This
prediction was followed by a rapid
fire Of biblical quotations to support
his claim.
Mr.. Mclean expects to be in the
city for a few more weeks. During
his stay here. it is necessary for
him to hurry h9fhe at night to make
his appointments at the Albany
avenue Baptist church and in the
various missions to which he
breaches
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
sands OF visitors but suggested that
the self appointed delegates bring
tents if possible.
Lawrence C0pley Thaw
Loses S6O0. 600 Gift

New York. June (UP) - The
United States circuit court OF ap-
peals reserved decision today on the
argument of Senator David A. Reed,
Pennsylvania counsel for Mrs. Mary
Copley Thaw. TO set aside the $780,.
coo gift made by the latter to her
grandson. Lawrence Copley Thaw. III
January, 1925.
The United States district court
had recently decided in favor Of the
defendant.
Senator Reed argued that the
grandson had misled his grand
mother and that she was incompet-
ent at the time of the transfer. Louis
Noel, counsel for young Thaw. said
Mrs. Thaw had not become incom-
pctent until the summer Of 1926,
when she was injured in a fall
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
NEW england HAS
BIG OPPORTUNITY
Council, Assembling Today,
Hears Some Advice

Woodstock, VT. June s UP)--
New England must become invest
ment-minded in relation to the fu-
ture development and prosperity OF
these six states said President John
$. Lawrence of the New England
council, speaking at the eleventh
quarterly meeting here today.
Il wish to ditfercntiate between
loan -mindedness and Investment
mindcdness, he declared.
"The mere fact that the New Eng
land council was organized bringing
- representative New England bust
ness men together to watch our
economic situation and to take such
action as they might deem most
helpful, has both stimulated and as
sured those having important inter
est in New England. This has re-
suited in added intelligent invest
ment in New England" Lawrence
said
"Ncw England is more fortunatc,'
he continued. than some newer sec.
tons of the country in its substan.
tial reservoirs of capital. We can.
not expect to enjoy growth and ex,
| panslOn unless q fair share of oui
capital and surplus IS reinvested in
| productive enterprises within our
own area. It also goes without say
| ing that If New England is to en-.
Joy the use Of a fair proportion of
F., her own capital, and to attract capt.
tai from other sections, she must
provide and maintain conditions
which are favorable to profitable in
vestment."
New England Lawrence maintain
ed had too much of her investment
capital tied up in savings bank and
trust companies. Such capital is
creditor capital, he said, and not
equity capital. and is invested with
a high degree OF conservatism.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
Pyle Bunion Derbyite
Still Continues Trip

Oklahoma City Okla, June s
ttP)-Bearded, long Of hair and
clad in flowing canvas robes, the
last of the Pyle Bunon Derby rae
ers ''Prophet' Jones B. Israel 50,
has arrived here, still engaged in a
cross country hike.
Claiming his elapsed time from
Los Angeles here is better than that
made by Andy Payne, derby winner,
for the same distance. Prophet
Israel, whose real name is John b.
Nash, announced he would continue
the grind to Bangor, Me, ito show
what a constitution a man can have
IL he lives right"
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
FUNERAL OF MASON
Services Held Tomorrow for A. II.
Chahee, Dean of Supreme Council
Of Thirty Third Degree Members.

Worcester. Mass, June s P'-Al-
bert II. Chaffee, 81, dean of the su-
preme council 33rd degree, q the
Northern Masonic jurisdiction of
the United States who died Wednes-
day night in his home in Boston
will be buried in this city tomorrow
afternoon. There will be services
at 1 p. m. in Briggs chapel. 1872
Huntington avenue, Boston, tomor-
row. Delegations OF 33rd degree
Masons from Boston, Providence
and this city including Most Puisant
Sovereign Grand Commander Leon
Martin Abbott and other officers OF
The supreme council are to attend.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
Marathon Dancer Gone;
Belief Memory Lapsed

Philadelphia. June 8 (CP)-Ray-
mond Gaiser, IS. marathon dancer
in last weeks contest here. who was
known as the "Alimony Man" had
vanished today.
His family believed he suffered a
mental lapse from the strain OF
dancing for "a hours. He was forced
to drop out before the winners stop.
ped at the 1OSth hour in spite of his
contention that he was dancing to
keep out of jail for failure to pay
back alimony to his wife.
Police were asked today to search
for him.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
HEARING SCHEDULED
Elimination Of Bridge nj Milford
and Improvements In Plymouth
Arc Desired.

Hartford, June 5 'P>---Stase high
way Commissioner John A. Macdon-
aid has petitioned the public utilt-
ties commission for permission to
eliminate the grade crossing over
the New Haven railroad tracks at a
point approximately two miles
southwesterly of Milford. His plan
is TO build an overhead bridge for
the highway.
The commissioner has also petit
toned for permission TO eliminate
alleged dangerous conditions IN
state highway route number 1lo
where it passes under the railway
tracks at Pequabuck in the town OF
Plymouth. Both petitions will be
heard next Thursday morning, June
II, at the capitol
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
Won't Tell Names of
SUSPECTS in Shortage

Harrisburg, June 5 (UP)-Statc
officials announced today that they
would not reveal the names of per-
sons suspected In connection with a.
reported shortage Of $4,000 in the
State Teachers College, West Ches-
ter. until the audit of the colleges
affairs was completed.
The definite amount OF the short
age, they added, could not be re-
vealed until completion Of the audit.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
MARKET PLUNGES
DOWNWARD TODAY
Caused by Uneasiness Over Gen.
eral Monetary Conditions
ny STANLEY ". pRENoslI


ASSOCIATED Pres Financial isdiluI)
New York, June tP,-Specula-
tive uno2sincss over monetary con
ditions, which was intensified by the
increase OF nearly $lGo, 600. 600 in
brokers loans last week. was re
fiect"d in Il sharp DOWN. ard trend OF
prices in todaS's stock market En-
IRENE losses IN the active issues
ranged from to nearly 10 points
although some recoNeries took place
during the afternoon.
In view of the sharp decrease in
prices last week, the huge expansion
OF loans cam" as a surprise and was
generally attributed to the heavy
financing of Now offerings. Call
money was in such plentiful supply
that the renewal rate MAS fined at
'l= per cent, as against 6 yesterday
and E L the day before.
There Was little in the days trade
news to influence The price move
1hont The Sinclair company an
nounced an advance of J.. cent Il
gallon in the tank wagon price of
gasoline, The National Lumber as
ISOLATION reported that the seasonal
curtallment OF operations ana sales
was beginning TO make itself felt
Chain store sales continue in excess
OF tho corresponding period last
year.
strong buying support fer Radio.
which rallied from a low of 1917 to
195 IA stimulated the afternoon re-
coNery.
Selling pressure was most effective
against the high priced specialties.
Case Threshlng broke 81. points,
Wright Aeronautical s. Archer
Daniels Midland : IA. and 1nterna-
tional Harvester z Declines of 4
points or more were recorded by
more than a score issues including
A, NJ. Byers, Delaware & Hudson.
Atlantic Refining. Frank G. Shat
tuck. packard Motors, Adams F.X-
pr+ss, and Midland steel Products
preferred.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
IA Year Old Boy Dies;
Shot by PLAYMATE

Buffalo, n. y, June s (UP)--
Fourteen year Old Cashier Pity
klewicz died in a hospital here to-
day from a bullet wound inflicted
by a boy companion while playing
In school yard here yesterday. The
companion, Walter kr,smlerski, ] ),
disappeared after the shooting.
Police said Walter had d, revolver
and in showing it to his chum it
was accidentally discharged.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
Coxey of Army Fame to
Seek Place in Senate

Columbus, Ohio, Iuno SIP
Jacob Sechler CoXcy, ST., of MaSei-
Ion today filed his declaration of
candidacy for the republican nominal
non for United States senator. for
the uneXpired torn ending March
4, 1888. He was the leader Of the
famous CoXry's army
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
Public Utilities stocks.
Post Cards Mailed to
Farmers for Convention

Lincoln, Neb.. June = Cup -
Postcards have been mailed to Ne
braskans asking them to attend the
republican national convention in
the interests of agriculture.
I'VE need you at Kansas City"
said the cards. which We're signed
by Mark w. Woods, Lincoln Capi-
tallst and supporter of Gov. Adam
McMullen. I'VE must show the
eastern delegates that the west is
in earnest. We must win the fight
for agriculture now and you and
your neighbors must help us by
your presence at Kansas City"
The cards added that sleeping
quarters will be provided for thou
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
PUTS ON BRAKES, SkID>

An automobile truck owned by
Adolph Reinas Of 124 Columbia
street and driven by Frank Meehan
of IS Pennington avenue skidded
when the brakes were applied at the
corner Of Hart and Lincoln streets
shortly after noon today. and struck
an automobile driven by George
Cochrane of $50 Arch street. Tho
lights and mudguard on the automo-
bile were damaged. Officer George
Monitt found no cause for police
action.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
COURT ACTION WTTHDR.tWN

The action of John A.. Andrew VS..
lgnacy Bartosiak. ct ais, has been
withdrawn from the city court, pay
ment having been made by the de-
PENDANTS of a $4 900 mortgage which
was foreclosed, the property being
or West Main street. Attorney NJ.
A. Sexton represented The plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
City Items

There Will be a regular meeting
OF EddN-Glovtr Post. American Lc-
gion, at the Legion Home at s
o'clock this evening.
Herbert SWarsky, son Of Mrs. Ida
SWarsky of Francis street arrived
from A. and A. College. Mississippi,
for has summer vacation.
Joseph Wrobel, aged As, of 319
Elm street, employed III the drop
Jorge room at Landcrs. Frary n
Clark. suffered an Jury today ne
cessitating amputation, of the right
thumb at the first Joint. al New Brit
ain General hospital.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGES

New York, June s P-Forelgn
exchanges mixed; quotations in
cents: Great Britain demand 4S7 rs
cables ass IA: 60-day bills on banks
Asa SIG: France demand 3.9%, ca
bles 3.93 IA: Italy demand 5.e6 IA,
cables SIG Il.
Demand: Belgium 1895; Ger
many 1887 Y: Holland 1913. Nor
way 1851 ": Sweden c6.S2 y; Den
mark 1852 u; Switzerland 1927;
Spain 1856: Greece $50: Poland | l.
20; Portugal 4.35; Czechosloyakia
2.96 IL; Jugoslavia 1.76; Austria
14.oS: Rumania 81 rs; Argentine
1856; Brazil 1909; Tokyo 1858,
Shanghai 66,121; Montreal 92.i1.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08

Mrs. Mary Pasqualc, aged 10,
wife of Louis Pasquale of 40 Con-
cord street, died yesterday afternoon
at her home. She leaves besides her
husband, her mother, Mrs. Theresa
Eonze and three sisters, Mrs. Solo
Rio, Mrs. Joseph De Angelo and
Miss Emily Fonzc.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
at 8 o'clock from ST. Mary's church
whore a solemn high mass of re
QUEEN will be celebrated. Burial will
be in st. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
DOG BITES LITTLE GIRL

Especial 70 Inc HeTaTd1
Plainville, June 5 Frances
Royce. 5. daughter of Constable and
Mrs. Thomas Royce Of &c Maple
street, was bitten on the arm by q
dog while walking on East street
She was treated by DR.. George +
Cook It was said that she was the
second child bitten by this dos
within the past week.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
Treasury Balance Not
Received as Regularly

Due to the changing Of the hours
of the night shift at the government
printing offices in Washington the
treasury balance carried each day
by the Herald is now being received
irrcgularly.
The balance is received late in the
afternoon and some days 1t will b.
impossible for 1t to reach New Brtts
ain before the Herald gees to pres.
The Herald viii carry. a. in The
past. the balance every day II y re-
ceivsd.
YESTERDAYS BALANCE
Treasury Balance. 9lG.17o.o1ls
TODAf'S TREASURY BALANCE
Treasury Balance. e1S.eo0.S3A
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
TO Talk ON SMITH.

New Haven, June IPo-lda NJ.
Tarhell bographor of noted Amerl-
cans. will address Connecticut DEM
ocratic women on Governor Alfred
f.. Smith of New York at double
Beach hotel, Rranford, Saturday. 1t
was announced here today.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
TOBOGGAN WINS

EPSON. Eng, June s.-lR1Lord
Derbys toboggan won the lleth re.
newal OF the Oaks stakes today. King
Georges Scuttle was second and 3.
Tattersalls Flegere third.
The betting WAS 100 to Is against
Toboggan: even money on Scuttle
and 100 10 3 on Flegere.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
GAS GOES ~

New York, June tR,-SiHclair
ltcilnlne company has advanced t he
price of easolin" in tank car lots
ono-hali cent a gallon. Now quota
tons are II ii cents at RiNerton.
k. !.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
TENNIS CAPTAIN.

WillamstoWn. Mass, June 5 ~
Harry P. Wolge OF Montclair. N. j
today was elected captain OF the
Williams college tennis team for
next year.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
Wall Street Briefs

Steel lngot production in May Is
placed at i,2o3,19o tons by the
American Iron & Steel Institute,
against 4,%o2.57S i'll April and A.
of',21l iii May, 1927. Average daily
output in May Was 1854 tons.
against 1'2,1p3 the month before.
Production for five months of 1875
vas @l."i2,319 tons compared with
POSI- l,11S tons in the same period
OF 1897. Percentage of capacity in
May MAS H-.5S against 9l.a3 in
April.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08

Contracts awarded in the heavy
construction field throughout the
country since the first of the year
are put at Sl,45o, $50, 900 by En-
gineering News-Record. against ST.
l62,55l,o0o IN the corresponding
period of 1927. All sections of the
country, except the far west, showed
gains in the period. The Middle
Atlantic states led With a gain of
66 per cent.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08

Common and preferred s-ockhold-
ors OF General Motors Corporation
Tor the second quarter OF ian de-
cImed 10 Tn.299 from 1886 in the
first qpartcr, and $685. in the sec
ond quarter OF 1927.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08

Hire Z servant girl-use Herald
CLASSIFIED Ads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-13
Arroyo Colorado
Yacht Club VIII
Be Meet Subject

HARLINGEN, Sept. 1ss-Organiza-
ton or an Arroyo Yacht club has
been proposed here. and will BE- car
ried out az = meeting to be called
by the chamber Of commerce prob.
ably next week.
The purpose Of the organization
will be 60 bring about facilities or
the Arroyo Colorado for small
boats, and 70 encourage the use OF
this body Of water as a pleasure
channel.
Efforts will be made to have q
boat or yacht house built on the
banks OF the Arroyo near here
There are already some facilities
there for small boat sand the plar
is to connect with the main streets
of Harlingen by means of . paved
street through the Finwood addition
70 the city.
There are about a dozen small
boats on the Arroyo Colorado In this
section now. belonging to persons
living in Harlingen, and more viii
be placed in the Arroyo later, Is the
belief Of local people.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-13
TO HURRY
SALEOFBONDS
Water District Waits
For Improvement of
Bond Markets

PHARR. Sept. 13.-concreting OF
the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo irriga-
ton system will start before Janu-
ary 1. according 70 plans announced
~ the board Of directors of the
district. who propose 10 sell the
first $1,000. 900 of the $4,000 600
bond issue. recently voted. as soon
al the bond market conditions are
more favorable.
Members of the hoard IRE main
tanning careful check on the bond
market and propose to offer their
first bonds as soon as conditions IN
the investment markets Justify.
Engineers Of the district have
practically completed plans for the
rehabilitation Of the system. which
includes concrete rpe for most Of
the main line canals. and concrete
lining for distributors. II is under
stood that concrete pipe will be
used wherever practicable in order
"a decrease maintenance cost. which
Is expected to more than offset the
additional cost Of installation.
All legal questions in connection
with the bonds have been disposed
az. including approval Of the attor-
ney general. attorneys for the dis
trict state. but directors assert they
arc in no hurry to dispose Of the is
sue. Organization for the work and
completing of all details is occupy
ing the attention Of the district Of
f~iciaIs. who say that no bonds will
Be sold until the money - needed
for actual construction.
According TO estimates Of engi-
neers nearly three years will be re-
quired 70 complete all improve
ments contemplated by the district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-13
Television Big
Topic in Radio

NEW YORK. Sept. I3.-(R-Tele-
vision seems 70 be developing into
the en- absorbing topic Of radio.
The activity that has started 70
center in the art Of seems the ply
rically invisible through the ether
lanes will be concentrated az the
c0untry's big radio shows this fall.
Both the Radio Worlds fair az New
York and the Chicago radio show
have made extensive plans to
demonstrate what progress has
been made.
Further impetus has been given
felevision By the inauguration OF
regular schedules on the broadcast
band By WRNY, New York. in addi-
lion 10 WGY. Schenectady.
W0R. Newark, recently conducted
= studio demonstration in which
radio music was synchronized with
\ two-minuta television drama sent
wire. Puppets were used as
&ctors.
An indication Of what may be cx-
nected after television can take up
broadcasting in earnest was given
hv WGY, when, with a portable
fransmitter designed By DR.. E. X. W.
Alexanderson. IL sent out on short
waves a picture OF Gov. Alfred r.
smith while he was delivering his
address Of acceptance of the demo-
cratic presidential nomination.
Other broadcast stations, includ-
snr WMAQ and WHO. Chicago. are
making plans to send pictures.
WHO has been conducting tests
for some time. and a picture trans
mitter is being constructed for
WMAQ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-13
Petition Sent In
Asking Return Of
! White Brakernen
Especial to The Herald)

SAN BENITO, Sept. 13.-The pc
tition circulated here calling upon
officials Of the Missouri Pacific 70
xe-employ white hrakemen who, ii
ID alleged, have been replaced BY
negro ~brakemer. was mailed from
San Benito Wednesday night.
The petition was addressed to n.
r. Stafford. executive vice president
Of the Missouri Pacific Lines, and
was sent 10 him.
II contained the names Of almost
two thousand San Benito people. in
rluding practically every business
concern In the city, according 70
those who circulated it.
II Is asserted in the petition that
che white brakemen have been resi-
f&nts Of San Benito many years. and
are desirable citizens here. and that
the negroes are not desirable citi-
gems OF Sam Benito.