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New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Funerals
Mrs. Anna Maria O'Conuor

Funeral services for Mrs Anna Maria O'Connor of II Common wealth avenue were held this morn- ing at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's church with solemn high mass of requiem. Rev. Walter A. McCrann was the celebrant Rev. Walter j.. Lyddy was deacon. Rev. Thomas s l.aWlor was suh-deacon and Fred erick Lynch was master of cere- monies.
 As the casket was being brought into the church Organist John J. Crean played Grieg's funeral march, Mrs Crean sang Pie Jesu' as the offertory. Then followed the Sanct,s and Benedictus by La Hoche. At the communion Mr. crean played Mother. Dear. oh Pray for Me" on the chimes and at the conclusion of the mass Mrs. Crean sang 'The Vacant Chair" As the casket was leaving the edifce, Mir. Crean played Chopin's funeral march.
 The pail bearers were Maurice Quirk. Walter McCabe, Michael Clynes, Robert Mcfntype. John Nu- gent and Charles Ryan. The flower bearers were Joseph Clynes and Gerald Lynch.
 Father Lyddy conducted the com initial services. Burial was in St Mary's old cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Real Estate News

Nora NJ. Smith 10 Joseph and Adelle Andracikus warranty, 1l6 Belden street. Nicholas Scappelattito Joseph M. Zuk. mechanics lien, Silver street. Joseph NJ. Zuk to Helen l.. John- ston, assignment of mortgage, Silver street.
 Ossian S Bennett to Dr. Vincent J. Smith, warranty, Stanley street. l'erinano Uttavi to Massimo Tam burin, warranty, Iasalle street. Marion Cieslowski 10 Pawel La picnic. SLIGO mortgage. McClintock street.
 Joseph Dupnik to Andrew Bad zioch. qtiit-claini deed, Smith street.
 Fred l.. and Elsie V. Sunburn to the New Britain National bank, s. 200 mortgage, Amherst street.
 New Britain Cooperative Savings and Loan Asso., to Fred E. and FL sic V. Sunburn. Amherst street.
 Gertrude w. Meyer to William II. Van oppen. $1,929.13 mortgage, Monroe street.
 Samuel NJ. Davidson and A. J. LeNenthal to the Connecticut Gener- al Insurance Co, $110.O00 mortgage. lJ9-203 Main street.
 Savings Bank of New Britain to Samuel M. Davidson and A. J. Leventhal. release of S75.ooO mort gage. 199-203 Main street. Dugaid McMillian to Samuel M. , Davidson and A. J. Leventhal. re- lease of s45,000 mortgage, 199-203 Main street.
 Estate of Simon Schlenkcr to Will liam Schlenker kensington avenue, administrators deed.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
HERB PENN0CK SEES
 SEC. HERB HOOVER
Yankee Rall Player Is Member of Presidential Nominees Quaker
 Church Iu Penn.

Washington. July Rl-A num- Der of callers. political and other- wise. met Secretary Hoover today before he was able to take the usual afternoon at home for work,
 Included among their number were James R. Reynolds. who ran President Coolidge's first campaign for republican presidential nominee. Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, as- sistant attorney general and promi- nent Hoover worker, and Pitcher Herb Pennock of the New York Yankees. Pennock is a member of the Quaker church to which the secretary belongs.
 The secretary was unable to plan for July Fourth vacation. He ex- poets 10 remain at his home here to attend to departmental matters and to receive some Of his more intimate associates. It was indicated that his trip 10 California tentatively sched- uled for the first part of next week might be delayed until July 12 or 15.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
t2 ARRESTED IN RIOT
Police Break Up "All American
 Ant-lmIerialist' Demonstration
 in Front Of I. F. Morgan's Office.

oA 0s . -vhoA 6Uh D oUuNVs New York. July 5 Twelve per- sons were arrested today when a squad of A police broke up an at tempted demonstration and parade of the "All American Anti-1mperial- ist league in front of the Wall street offices of J. P. Morgan and company.
 The financial district was crowded with thousands out for their lunch hour when the police charged the would-be paraders as they unfurled banners. Some of the banners read Support the strike of Nicaragu m people against America imperial ism ''Why not relieve the farmer instead of supporting the bankers and blown with all Wall street boy scouts
 No sooner had the parade of a score young men. women and boys
 been dispersed than one of the speakers ran across the street. mounted to the top of parked sedan, and began speech. drown ing the harangue of sidewalk preacher on the same corner. Po- lice pulled him from the sedan and placed him under arrest. He gave his name as Robert Miner. editor of
 The Daily Worker" arrested with him was Harry Cannes, secretary of the Anti-lmperialist league. After the crowd had been dis
 persed uniformed police allowed no
 one to loiter on the corner.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Three Die in Heat
 Wave in Chicago, Ill.

Chicago. July R11hree deaths were attributed to the heat wave and the accompanying high humid l ity today. The victims were three aged men. all stricken suddenly.
 John Witt. go. and Christian Han sen. 60. died at their homes and William kilpatrick. g.. collapsed | while walking.
 | The mercury touched S1 at its peak yesterday and was rising thls morning after d stormy night dur ing which an inch and a half of rain fell. flooding homes and block ing transportation. Telephone communication was partly disrupted by the severe cleo trical disturbances.
 The plant of the Jackson Mush- room Company near Desplaines was destroyed by fire caused by a lightning stroke.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
BELIEVE GERMAN BAG
 LANDED ON MOUNTAIN
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have been swept to sea.
 If the German pilot was success ful in keeping to his charted course the balloon should be somewhere over southern Georgia or Florida to- day, a prospective winner Of the race.
 Due to the closeness of the fin ishes of the Blanchard and the army alloon it was decided to await an official calbration before an- nounc;ng the standing Of the II bal looms that have already reported being down.
 Unofficial scoring. listing the bal looms with landing places pilots and approXimate mileage negotiated. would indicate the following finish ing order:
 1.-The Blanchard (Franco) Wal but Cove. N. C., Charles Dol't'us, pilot. 475 miles.
 o-The United States United states). Captain w. s. kepner. pilot, kenbridge. Va, 46o miles.
 s-Barmen (Germany) Chase City. Va, Hugo Kaulen, Srr pilot. 44o miles.
 4 Tho Lafayette (France) Elk hill. Va, Georges Blanchet, pilot, 420 miles,
 5-The Denmark (Denmark) Roa- noke, Va. Svend A. Rasmussen. pilot. 400 miles.
 6-The American Business Club United States, Stuarts Draft, Va. C. A. Palmer. S90 miles.
 7-The Argentina tArgentine) Millboro. Va. Eduardo Bradley, pilot. 270 miles.
 S-The Detroit United States). Cass, w. Na., William C. Naylor. pilot, 235 miles.
 1.-The Wallomie tBelsium) Rev. erly. w. Va. Lieut.. Thonnard. pilot. BIO miles.
 1N-The Rrandenberg Wermany) Davis, w. Va, Capt. Bertram. pilot, 800 miles.
 1.-The Helvetia. Fairmount, w. Va. Lieut.. Haag pilot, 270 miles.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
2S SUpERNUNERARIES
 ON PATROL DUTY TONIGHT
Regulars to Be MObilized tn Center to Suppress lrrepressible
 Spirits

To provide additional protection to property, and to guard against undue enthusiasm in ushering in ln- dependence Day. Chief w. C. Hart today ordered 23 supernumerary policemen to report at o'clock to- night for street duty. The regular policemen will be kept in and about the center of the city and the su- pernumeraries will patrol the fol- lowing beats:
 Nolan: Lafayette street from Main to Grove.
 Mullen: North street from Sex ton to Elm and vicinity.
 Mount: Myrtle street from Main to Curtis.
 Sullivan: Beaver street to Farm ington avenue.
 Huck: East Main street to East street.
 Curry: Elm street from Hurlburt to Park street and vicinity.
 Geo. Crowley: South Main street and Franklin Square.
 Gutkowski: Lower end of Arch street and vicinity.
 Cronin: Corbin avenue from West Main street to Clinton street and vii cinity.
 Auidi: Pennington avenue from Washington street, north
 Kelly: West Main street west of Black Rock bridge.
 Janaitis: Black Rock avenue and vicinity.
 Punkunis Grove street and vii cinity
 Bradlau: West Main street west of Main and vicinity.
 Dawley: Cherry street and ricin- ity
 Zocco: East street, Dwight street. Stanley street, south of R. R. cross ing.
 Pechou Hartford avenue. north of North street and vicinity to Allen street. Zaikowski: Washington street north of Lafayette street. May: All streets north Of North street. Raineault: Glen street, Bassett street and vicinity. rata: Shuttle Meadow avenue and vicinity. NtarrenelI: Burritt street. north of West Main street and vicinity.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
BOND MARKET IS REPORTED AS DULL
Trading Light and Prices Un.
 settled and Irregular

New York, July tP'-The bond market was dull today. Trading was light and prices were irregular. the market appearing 10 be somewhat unsettled by high money rates Pre- holiday tightening Of commitments also was factor.
 1ndustrials were inclined to heavi- ness, with Dodge Bros. G's Anglo Chilean Nitrate 7's, National Dairy Products 5 Is and Sinclair Con- solidated Oil G's leading the decline
 Rails were inactive and reflected general market irregularity.
 Utilities attracted some buying Public Service of New Jersey 41a $ being active at slightly higher levels
 The foreign list was firm l.. $ government bonds were soft,
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Amelia Earhart Grants
 Her First Interview

New York. July 3 Pl-Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly across the Atlantic, today on board the liner President Roosevelt granted her first interview since leaving for the United States to q 9-year-old reporter. Jimmie Rider of Washington, D., C., interviewed Miss Earhart for his school paper in Harrisburg, Pa.
 Radio reports from the ship which told of the interview. revealed that Louis Gordon. member or MISS Earhart's crew, will marry Miss Anne Bruce of Brooklinc, Mass. "some time in July" Wilmer Stultz. the pilot of the plane, was the third member of the crew. The three fll- CTS will reach New York Friday.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
IkayInOu,l !. Neslin,

Funeral services for Raymond J. Heslin of 934 Corbin avenue. who was killed in an automobile acci- dent in Milldale Saturday night were held this morning at 10 o'clock at st. Mary's church. Rev. Walter ]. Lyddy was the celebrant. Rev. Matthew J. Traynor was deacon and Rev, Thomas Lawlor was sub-d con.
 When the body was being brought into the church. the organist, John J. Crean, played Flee as Bird" He sang Pie Jesu" at the offertory. He then played "The Vacant Chair" on the chimes. and at the conclusion of the mass Mrs. Mary f. Crean sang Take My Hand. Dear Jesus. '
 The pail bearers were Frank Paul Ernest Frederick. Matthew Hayes, Walter Marsh. John Dunagan and William Ramsay The flower bear CTS were Vincent Wolf. Francis Cor ridan. Robert Burkarth. and Jack Opalenik.
 Father lavlor conducted the conmittal services. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
BULLS JET GOING IN WALL STREET
Easing of Call Money Starts
 Upward Trend

New York. July 3 R-Passing of the temporary credit strihgency which was reflected in the casing of call money from the renewal rate of $ to 6 per cent was the signal for another bullish demonstration in to- days stock market. Early losses of 1 to 1 points were wiped out, and converted into substantial gains ranging from 10 points in the popular rails and industrials and from to IS points in few high priced rails and specialties.
 Ten per cent call money yesterday attracted huge influx of funds here from interior cities and Euro pean capitOls with the result that the call money renewal rate was fixed at s per cent It dropped to : before midday and 10 in early aft ernoon. New York bank clearings today broke all records with q turn over of $a,413,oOo. Time money and commercial paper rates held fairly steady.
 The stock market was irregular at the opened today, with most prices lower.
 Such issues as General Motors, General Electric and Houston oil opened point lower. while Adams Express was down points.
 Radio and Atlantic Refining open- ed about a point higher. and Ken. necott Copper and Union Carbide also were at higher levels.
 Early Trading was chiefly in small lots for the street still is apprehen- sive of tight" money. the call loan rate rising yesterday to 10 per cent the highest since November 10. 1920 This is regarded by some observers as a temporary condition. due in part to calling of some S75.o0o, ,ooo in loans. demand for funds to meet mid year interest and dividend pay ments and the holiday need of cash The effect undoubtedly will be to re- st rict trading until these widely dis tributed funds have had time to find their way back into the market which probably will be before the end of the week, then easier money is expected.
 Trading continued slow during the first hour. with traders apparently awaiting announcement of the call loan renewal rate. The ticker be- gan printing odd-lot sales. which showed clearly the uncertainty and irresuIarity of the market.
 Radio. after moving mp more than point to IFS IA. dropped sudden iy to l75. then recovered to l7S Selling forced down prices of air plane, copper and public utility is- sues, Wright Aero sagging points and Curtiss IA. Declines of q point or more were recorded ir Greene Cananea, International Nick el, Crucible Steel. Consolidated Gas American International. Electric Auto-lite, and advance Rumely.
 Foreign exchanges opened steady with Sterling Cables quoted around 4.S7 7-16. Relief over the renewal rate of per cent for call loans. with a late' reduction to : per cent for nc" business, was translated into a sharp upward turn in prices. Radio rose from 175 to lSi, American lnterna. tional 941-4 to 99 IA: Green Can. anea Copper 9s to 1o3, Curtiss Aero 9S1-4 to 103, General Motors 1S43-S to 1Ssh and Houston Oil 1S2 to 13t. In addition material advances were also registered by International Harvester, Dupont American Republics. Texas < Paci- fife and Stuart Warner.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
HELD BY ICE

Moscow. July ! 1-Disquietins news was published this afternoon concerning the Russian ice breaker Malistn. which has been proceed mg in the direction of North Eaae Land in search Of the Mobile cast. aways. It is reported that the tcs breaker is surrounded by Ause ies- bergs and drifts in the toeAsids aad is unais ts make any preSrsss to tho east
 The Russian aviator Babushwtn. who started on . scouting expeli- tion from the Maligin has not been heard from for fouf daSA
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
RIG TOIKNAMENT

Amsterdam, July 3 UP)-Thirty- one nations had entered the Olym- pic boxing tournament today. fn- cluding the United States. Argentina and Chile.
 Twenty-one nations have entered the horsemanship classes. including the United States. Argentina and Mexico.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
MALL PLANE. ENCND

Paris. July UP)--A French mail airplane. that was feared lost in the wild Rio De Gro region of Africa. was locted far of it's route and was expected at Toulouse today. Meanwhile another mail plane had hecn gone without trace since it left Casa blanca. Morocco. Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Personals

Miss Sally Croll entertained at two tables of bridge at her home on Sheffield street last evening in honor of Mrs. Maurice Topper of New York city. Prizes were awarded to Miss Evelyn Fucker and Miss Betty Rubin.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
POSTPONE. FIGHT

New York. July 3 tP' - Post ponement of the Tod Morgan-E Ed die Martin junior lightweight cham pionship match from Wednesday to
 Ebbets field was sanctioned today by the state athletic commission at the request of Promoter Humbert FugaZy.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Feel Concern Over No Word From Yacht SSyaaD'a

New London. Conn.. July W1 Some concern was being felt Asre' today over lack of rsperts ffen the New London. Bermuda yacht sAce entries, Swap, of W. A. heolnoon. and of the 32-foot cutter Niladl, owned by C. L. Moody.
 The two were matched aSaSnse Harry Pigeion's yawl Islander whieh finished tho race in geod time.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
CARNEY IS DEAD

Rio De Janeiro. July } tUP)--Jo- seph Emmett Carney. American proprietor of local silyerware fac tory. was found dead with a pistol bullet in his brain. Police said Car ney had committed suicide. appar- entity because of persistent insomnia.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
LIVE TO OLD AGES

Rome. July 3 Ur)-Fifty-o one centenarians and 1000 persons of more than so years Of age are lit- ing in Italy. figured published by the Central Institute Of Statistics showed today.
 The Institute i. gathering data to show causes of long life.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
PREPARE, ADS

Washington July 5 LR -- The United States shipping board today ordered the Merchant Fleet Corpora ton to prepare advertisements for bids for the sale of the United States lines and the American Merchant line.
 Bids will be asked on eight differ ent alternate plans.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
GENERAL SPEAKS

Florence, July 2 CUP)-Genera Leoncini. local podesta and holder Of the gold medal for extraordinary heroism tn battle. today delivered the principal address at the unveil. ing Of . monumental altar com. ffemerating men killed in the world va.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Mrs, Agnes Jlynn

The funeral Of Mrs. Agnes Ryan Of S2 Fremont street will be held tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock at the funeral parlors of J. NJ, Cur tin X Co. and at 9 o'clock at St Mary's church. Burial will be in St Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
BOSTON PRICES STEADy

Boston, July 3 R,-Prices held generally steady in the early trad ing in the local market today. Quincy was up 7-S. General Elcc- tric up 1-S and Waldorf. Boston Elevated and Massachusetts Gas unchanged,
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
HEARST Rl-yS GREE"

Omaha. July 5 P,-Sale of the Omaha Bee News to William Ran dolph Hearst wps announced today by Nelson B. Updike. publisher Of the Omaha newspaper.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
SAWYER A CANDIDATE

Boston. July ! N-Rspfssentati<e Roland D. 0awysf ef Wafe todAy took out neminatisn papers fer tAe democratic nominatiea fer ~. erner at the September primaries. Others whs have announced tA1tr candidacy for the nominattea Afos General Charles H. Cole ee Dostea, John J. Cummings of Destoa An1 former Mayer Ednenl F. TAlhee c Falt River.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Mrs, Paul IS,I,ak

Funeral services for Mrs. kas- miera Burak wife of Paul Burak of Is Miller street will be held Thurs day morning at 7:30 o'clock at Sacred Heart church. Burial will be in Sacred Heart cemetery,
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
ABBOT APPOINTED

Superior. Wis. July , R,-Charles G. Abbot, secretary of the Smithson ian Institution. was appointed today by President Coolidge to be a men- Der of the national advisory com- mittee for aeronautics
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Unexpected Opposition

lhcNpctcd opposition
 The defending championship doubles team of Tilden and Hunter met unexpected opposition and drop ped the first set of their match to the English pair, George Crole-R and Cyril Flames. The score was G-4. The Americans were in wild mood, netting easy shots or over- hit ting. They steadied after the first few games and tried to pull out the set after trailing 2-5 but the stub born defense of the Britons saved them.
 The crowds rushed to the center court on hearing of the English lead over the American pair, but arrived just in time to see Tilden and Hunt 'er take command and romp through the second set at 6-1. The cham- pions were working together smooth ly and hitting with much greater power and accuracy.
 The Englishmen gained 20 lead in the third set on a break through Hunters service but the Americans retaliated and evened the count on Tilden's delivery. They went ahead as a sharp attack pierced Eames' service, tricky. twisting under hand delivery, and were never head ed afterward. The Americans drop ped only one more game bfore talk ing the set at 6-3
 Team Losses.
 The youthful doubles team Of Bet , ty Nuthall of England and Cecele Aussem of Germany met unexpected defeat at the hands of two British rivals, Miss F. Remnant and Miss Strawson, 4-6. 6-4, S-6.
 In the mixed doubles. the Argen- tine. Robson. and Miss Canters de- feated Hodges and Miss Joan Fry, 2-6, 6-3, 6-2.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
City Items

Dr. George H. Dalton is under treatment at New Britain General hospital. He will leave the institu- tion in a few days. it is expected.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
GIFT SEAL REEF

Spalato. July , uP)-Fishermen on the Island of Lissa captured a seal that was hidden in Busi reef. Seals occasionally are found in Adriatic sea-cayes,
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to gratefully thank friends who extended their kindness and sympathy during our bereave- ment III the death of our beloved husband and father. Especially do we want to mention s. R. & L.. club. Box Swapping Division and Good Cheer Club Of the Stanley Works. Aziz Grotto and the Corbin Cabinet Lock office.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Mrs. laline Sill.nlil.

Funeral services for Mrs. Pauline Sokolik of S5 City avenue were held this afternoon at 2:3o o'clock at the home and at 5 o'clock at st. Matthew's German Lutheran church. Rev. A. C. Theodore Stecge. pastor, conducted both services. Burial was l in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

Total resources of the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York now stand at Ss12.27O.6S4, compared with s754,- 113.3a6 year ago. Combined capi- tai. surplus and undivided profits account on June 80 was S99. 9.o3l,743 and deposits, including outstanding checks, $136.O46,732.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
CNInAD MICH com

Naples. July 2 CUP)-Forty casks of gold were unloaded today from the liner Roma from New York.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
KaN Street Briefs

Operating income of American Telephone & Telegraph Company for five months this year declined to s15,Ss7.77S from sl6,S69.243 a year ago. Gross income was $4o,l65,S7I against $4d.Sl9sSS. May operating income was sS.4o5.S7. compared with $S,562,555 in May. 1927.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE

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New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
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New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
7ILDEN.HUNTER IN
 THE SEMI.fINALS
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African, Spence. and the nimble, hardworking Miss Ryan. Hennessey bore the brunt of the American at- tack. shooting fine drives down the sidelines for winning points but the superior team play of the veterans 1n1d
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
New Britain, Connecticut.

State of Connecticut. County of Hart ford, ss New Britain, Conn.,, July J.. 1928.
 I, Walter M. Bassford, Treasurer of the aforesaid The Commercial Trust Conn pany, do solemnly swear that the fore- going statement is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
 WALTER NJ. BA ASHFORD,
 Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 3rd day of July, 1923.
 W. F. PEASE.
 Notary Public
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

TREASURY BALANCE Treasury Balance. @3ts.t1s.Sso,
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

PREMIER VlSlTk KING
 London. July ] U1P)-Prime Min ister Baldwin today visited King AL fonso of Spain at Claridge's hotel.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

Signed W. J. WALTHER and FAMILY
Evening star., 1928-03-04

A family of
milk a d ders
aking their
first look at the
w orld. T he
cameraman is
rewarded for a
bit of patient
waiting.
Mr.. Toad ap-
p r o pri a t ely
poses for his
photo between
tw Of his
namesakes of
the fungus fam
lily.
Q Chace.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
Queen Marie of

Queen Marie of
Rumania leaving
the church at Bu-
charest after at
t e n ding the re-
QUEEN mass held to
commemorate t he
d e a t h of King
F dir n a n d six
months before.
G r. & A. Photos.