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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE


Whereas, II. l.. McNcw and Effle
W. McNew, husband and wife, by
deed of trust dated November 18th,
1927, and recorded at page 40l, in
Book 19l of Official Records in the
office of the County Recorder of
Imperial County, California, dIu
grant and convey the premises
therein and hereinafter described
to the Brablc-Francisco-Blcifus Co.
corporation, of San Diego, Califor-
mia, the undersigned, as trustee, to
secure, among other things, the pay
mcnt Of a promissory note cXccut-
cd November 18th, 1927, by the said
IL. l.. McNew and Effic w. McNcw
for the principal sum of Twenty-Five
Thousand Dollars ($22, 100000 with
interest from the date thereof on
amounts of principal remaining
from time to time unpaid at the
rate of 612 per cent per annum, pay
able quarterly thereafter and,
Whereas, default has been made
under the said deed of trust and
said note in this; that the interest
payments due upon said note on
February 18th, 1923, and May 18th,
1928, have not been paid, and,
Whereas, the said deed of trust
provides that if default bo made in
the payment of any of the sums of
principal and /or interest when due,
the owner or holder of said note
may declare the whole of the prin-
cipal and interest thereon immC-
diately due and payable and require
the said trustee to sell the property
thereby granted; such sale to be
made after the holder of said note
shall have filed in the office of the
County Recorder of the County
where the property is situated, a
notice of such breach and of elcc-
tion to sell, and three (3) months
shall have elapsed from the date of
said recording, and,
Whereas, San Francisco and Enid
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

CITY Clerk of the City of FL Centre.
California. 9t14
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

Guardian of the Person and Estate
of John Brooks Hart, an Incom-
petent Person. o % IA
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
Sl2,oOo,0oo IN GOLD
LEAVES n. Y. FOR FRANCE
VIII he Followed BY COnstgnments
Totaling $50. OOO, OOO- Insur-
ancc Is Obtained

New York. July P,-Another
shipment of about slo,000,o00 in
gold left New York early today for
France on the steamship France,
which is expected to be followed
shortly b. additional consignments
totaling $50 ,ooo.ooO from the supply
"earmarked" 1874 French account in
the federal reserve vaults here. The
steamship DE Grasse carried nearly
$4,000 900 last Thursday. Another
shipment will leave on the Rocham-
beau. next week.
A total OF 1886. $4,000 in gold
has gone to France since the move
ment began last December. Should
present schedules be carried out, the
outflow would exceed $312.o0o.0
More than ISL. 100000 went out in
June.
Reports that insurance could not
be obtained for more than $4,000
900 gold in a single shipment ap-
parently were unfounded. officials Of
the French line having been in
formed. it is said. that risks would
he taken on as much as $50. 100000
/ on one OF the larger vessels Of the
company. 1t is reported that a
! shipment OF $4,000. 900 in gold had
been sent to Argentina in one steam
ship.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
50 SCOUTS LEAVE
FOR KEEM0SAHbEE
Formal Opening Of Eastiord
Grounds Takes Place Today

The camping season at Camp
keemosahbee. the newly acquired
New Britain Boy Scout council camp
at Crystal pond. Eastford. opened
today. when 80 boys left Tor East
ford to join the ten who have been
there during the past week engaged
iii doing the preliminary work of
putting the camp in shape.
Those who left today. and who
will spend one or more weeks at
keemosahbee. are the following:
l. Rutherford of Troop >, Il. Lord
of Troop 3. Edward Toohie Of Troop
GS k"nsington. f. Gulherson of
Troop .. X. Malone OF Troop 6s
kcnsinston. X. Anderson OF Troop
6S kvusington, {. BonZi of Troop GS
kensington. d. Halvarson OF Troop
6. Is. Crowell. cub scout, J. Crowley
of Troop is. +. Atwater. non-scout
f. J.. Michaels of Troop Berlin, NJ
Z. Moore OF Troop n. c. Anderson
of Troop II. l.. Helenski of Troop GS
K.nsington, V. J. Bronzi OF Troop 6S
Kensington. II. ID. Hall, cub scout
X. Wrobeski of Troop GS kcnsing-
ton. w. A. Hyde of Troop l. Berlin
J. Il. Griswold. cub scout, ]. G. En-
orson. cub scout T. Annunziata of
Troop %, il. r. Smith, cub scout, H.
Ellsworth, cub scout. NJ. Miller of
Troop 8, G. Dairy of Troop 6, y.
Dairy Of Troop 6. l.. Corbert of Troop
Il, !. Mcintyre OF Troop -. c. An
drcws Of Troop >, S. Russell of
Troop "A. T. Lackey. cub scout, Z.
rosadas of Troop I Plainville, r.
TAYLOR Of Troop ., e. Taylor of
| Troop ., e. A. Gilman, non-scout A.
Day, non scout. NJ. Victims. Brook
/ lyn scout, and J. Corb"rt of
Troop 10.
The boys who have spent the past
week at camp and who will continue
during the coming week are the fol-
/ lowing: w. Crowley Of Troop Is. J.
| Sicklick of Troop 10. A. Keeling of
! Troop | Plainville. II. Keeling Of
! Troop | Plainville. y. Steinle Of
Troop %. r. Hume Of Troop >. a.
Looms of Troop >, II. Burns of
Troop 3. T. Il, kimball of Troop 4.
and y, kapIan of Troop 10.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
City Items

The Marcel Shoppe, 141 Main St,
has moved to the new Leonard Bldg.
800 Main St. Room 514. Phone 1lS0.
-adNt.
a son was born at New Britain
General hospital today to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Whitney Of 196 Smith
street.
Moody Summer School begins at
$50 Monday l,.orring.-advt.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Elisha Isaac of S35 High street al
New Britain General hospital today
The Marcel Shoppe. 141 Main St,
! has moved 10 the new Leonard Bldg
500 Main St. Room 514. Phone 11So
/ -advt.
Moody Summer School begins a,
$50 Monday morning,-advt.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
Real Estate News

The Equitable Realty Co. to Will
liam l.. Warnock. release Of mort
gage, Essex place.
Rosario Tata and Giuseppina
Cassarinoto Santa LaRosa, warranty
Washington street.
Albert Chauser to Robert Fusco.
qut-claim deed, Bradley street.
Robert Fusco to John Barone,
warranty. Bradley street.
Union Realty Co. Inc, to An
thony Ceskovich, warranty. Kensing-
ton avenue.
By foreclosure Of mortgage Of
s2.7oo held by August johnson.
property Of Emelia Schultz on MIL
lard street has been vested In John
son.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
SMITH ASKS REED
TO MAKE A VISIT
Wants 10 Discuss Campaign
With Missouri Senator

New York. July 7 R-Governor
Smith has called on his chief op-
ponent for the democratic presiden-
tial nomination. Senator James A.
Reed of Missouri, for aid in the
coming campaign.
He wrote Senator Reed an invi-
tation to so 10 Albany as his guest
and confer Oh the campaign. The
letter was made public by Smith
headquarters here.
Now that The storm of battle has
cleared away the governor wrote.
Il hope that l can prevail upon you
to spend a night at Albany at the
executive mansion and confer with
me on the conduct and issues Of
the campaign In which we are en-
gagged together. Please let me know
what your plans are for the near
future so that We can perhaps get
together SOON
Was Beaten BY Smith
The Missouri senator, who Waged
a strenuous campaign for the nomi-
nation only to be swept aside by the
Smith landslide at Houston. public
ly offered his aid to Gov. Smith i'm
mediately after the Iatter's nomina-
ton. 1t was believed the governor
would ask Mr.. Reed. who is force
full speaker. to take the stump for
him in the middle western states
where the senator is best known.
Oh Ctt,tt n
made ut Washington by Mrs. Glen
l.. Shaver, wife of fhe democratic
national chairman and leader of the
| Women's Democratic Law Enforce
nent league, = dry organizer, drew
| instant response here from Mrs.
| Franklin u. Roosevelt.
Defends smith
Mrs. Shaver's attack is well IN
line with the eNereme and frequent
~ untruthful statements made by
the little group Of women represent
cd by the Wonen's Democratic Law
Enforcement committee of Bait
more" said the wife of the man
who nominated Gov. Smith at
Houston She said she believed Mrs.
Shaver had been ''misled' by A
group that considered enforcement
of the Nolstead law more i1npor-
tant than truth or fair play"
/ Mrs. Shaver said the governor
had stamped himself as a charla-
tan and faker." and that the dry
democratic women Of the country
would not support the ticket,
Reports that there was dissension
in the Smith camp between Tam
many leaders and friends of Gov
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
TEXAS PRIMARY IS
COMING UP SOON
Supporters Of al" Smith Meet
With Reversal

Dallas. Tex. July ! P-Texas
democrats seeking to check a bolt OF
persons dissatisfied with the NOM
iration OF Governor Alfred Z. Smith,
have met their first major reversal
In an announcement that the names
OF candidates who said they would
not support the New York executive
would remain on the July primary
ballots.
u. w. Wilcox. chairman OF the
state democratic executive commit
tee, made this announcement yes
terday after national Committeeman
Jed c. Adams had requested him to
call a special meeting of the COM
mlttec to place important party
losts throughout the state in the
hands OF persons in sympathy with
the national ticket and to consider
the barring from the primary of
persons not in sympathy with it,
Among those who said they would
rot vote for Governor Smith are
Judge William Hawkins and Mrs
Edith Wilmans, candidates for gov
ernor. and Thomas r. Love, cand-
date for lieutenant governor and a
former national committeeman.
While he said he was heartily in
favor OF Adams proposition that
candidates who would rot snppot
the national ticket be practically
read out Of the party Mr.. Wilcox
stated that names of all candidates
had been certified for the ballot sew
eral weeks ago and there was no
legal way to take action against the
'holtcrs' even if the committee
wished TO do so. He added that in
his opinion meeting OF the COM
m'fteo would be impractical.
Meanwhile a storm Of statements
from candidates. organization of
ficors. political leaders and others
continued to flood political head
quarters and Newspaper offices,
Albert sydney Burleson. postmas-
Ter general in the cabinet of Presi-
dent Wilson said he believed that
names of the anti-smith candidates
should be left on tho ballot in or
der that everyone would know after
the election how much Texas disap-
proved of their action"
Leonard Wilmington, secretary OF
the republican state committee de
clared that the situation is ripe for
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07

Smith not Identified with that or
sanization were Indignantly denied
by James J. Hooey, close friend of
the governors.
The report OF friction among
Gov. smiths friends is undoubtedly
an draw attention away from the
dlssenslon in the republican camp
he said in terInins the reports ABB
solItely untrue
He said all sincere friends Of the
governor would be found fighting
side by side for a common cause un-
til election day. despite the efforts
Of the republicans to cause dissen-
sion in the democratic ranks"
King is Called
Senator William II. King of Utah
was one OF the callers at Smith
heaquarters yesterday. He predicted
that the Rocky Mountain states
would be in the Smith column ir
November.
II am confident the party will
carry many states this year that II
has not carried in the last few cam
paignS." he said.
The governor meanwhile had laid
aside all political plans to go TO
Centerville, Maryland. to attend the
funeral of the son Of John J. Ras-
kob. who was killed in an automo-
bile accident Thursday. Mr. Raskoh,
chairman of the finance committee
of the General Motors Corporation.
has been close friend of the gov
ernor for years.
The governor used the private car
of William r. Kenny. which was at
ia ched to the regular Pennsylvania
| train. leaving New York at 1l:4o
! o'clock last night.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
Funerals


Funeral services for Mrs. lisa belle
keevers, wife Of John kceNers, wer.
held this morningat $50 o'clock at
the home of her son, John keevers.
.ir.. of 10 Homestead avenue and al,
. O'Clock at st. Joseph's church.
Rev. John +. Donohue celebrated a
solemn high mass OF requiem Rev.
Waller A. McCrann was deacon and
Rev. John J. Keane was sub-deacon
James V. Sullivan sang "Veni
Sanctus Spiritus" at the offertory
and Lead Kindly Light at the
conclusion Of the services. At the
occasional, Organist Frank Sullivan
played Bonner's funeral march.
The pail bearers were Edward
Murtha. George. Frank and John
FREQ 'ricns Joseph and Thomas
Mctfdth.
Father Donohuo conducted COM
INITIAL services. Burial was in 81
Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
Mass. Motor Accidents
Are on the Decrease

Boston. July UP)--A decrease
OF 5.6 per cent TN motor vehicle IA
talitles during the first six months
or this year as compared with the
corresponding period of 1927. has
been reported by George A. Parker.
registrar of motor vehicles.
During the first half OF this year.
2S4 persons lost their lives. while
the death toll for the first six
months OF 1927 was sol.
The registrar pointed to tho fact
that the downward trend in deaths
was recorded despite an increase of
$4,000, or about 5 per cent. in the
/ number Of vehicles on the road.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
PRICES MOVE UP
IN WALL Street
Wright and U. 5. Steel Show
One Point Gains

New York. July : P)-Prices mov-
ed IRE gularly higher at the opening
Of today's stock market. Gains OF
a point or two were recorded by L.
S. Steel common. Wright Aeronau-
teal, Southern Railway and Illinois
Central. General Electric sold off a
point.
4 few weak spots cropped out in
the early trading. but the main ten
dency continued upward. U. s. Steel
common. General Motors and Inter
national Combustion quickly assum-
ed the leadership. each moving up
about points. Johns Manville was
run up ~ points and Radio. which
opened fractionally higher. extended
its gain to points.
Further accumulation was noted
in the Indian Refining issues, the
common advancing 3 IL points to a
new high record at SO. or Just four
times the years low. Sinclair i'm
proved fractionally. but heayiness
developed in some of the other oils,
sun Oil and General Asphalt each
losing about point.
Foreign exchanges opened steady.
with Sterling cables quoted around
$4.S7 Is.
THE MARKET AT 1880 \. NJ.
FURNISHED by Putnam & Coz
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
TRADE Commission HAS
ENDED ITS INVESTIGATION
Practically Finishes Long ProfR
Into Activities Of Many Pub
lie Utilities Corporations

Washington, July (UP)-Thc
federal trade commission virtually
has concluded its investigation OF
propaganda activities by public
utility organizations.
After yesterdays brief open hear
ing in which Frank Q. Cuppey. In
diana utilities man, was examined
the commission adjourned its hear
ings until Sept. I when few state
bureaus not already scrutinized viii
be investigated. After that. the
commission will turn to financial As.
poets Of the utilities ORGANIZATIONS.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
Questioning of Cuppey disclosed

Questioning of Cuppey disclosed
he spent $4,000 on entertainment of
Indiana legislators and utility men
during the 1897 session of the leg
islature. Cuppey said he was reg
istered lobbyist for the Indiana IT'LL
tiles association.
The hearing was featured also by
a statement by Josiah 7. Newcomb,
counsel for the Joint committee OF
national utilities associations, seek
ing to justify utilities propaganda In
schools and colleges.
He declared the utilities cam
paign ITO broadcast even in the
schools and colleges what they be-
lieve correct information wa:
necessary to counteract activities OF
professional advocates of the ma
tionalization OF industry"
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
DIR. James j., COilQCY

TNnoral SERVICES for Or. Names r.
Conger will be held privately this
afternoon at his home. 206 Carleton
street. Rev William H. Anderson,
pastor Of Trinity Methodist church,
will officiate. Burial will be in Fair
view cemetery.
The pail bearers will be reprc.
S"ntatlFes OF two organizations OF
which Or. Conger was a. member.
John II. Shea. James II. Dwyer. and
W. A. McDaniels of Everyman'
Bible class and William Hotchkiss.
John Denny. and Arthur Heisler Of
the Phoenix Temple Of Honor.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
"Crow Hazards" Are
Bane of Siam Golfers

Bangkok. Siam. July Z OP) -
Grow hazards" are a prominent
and expensive feature OF golf in ST.
am. says "E. f. e.. writer In the
Bangkok Daily Mail.
Time after time the Bangkok
golfers jubilation over the Ions
drive il smothered in anguish a. q
bold black crow swoops down and
makes OF with the ball.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
GAS MASKS DONNED AT
POWER STATION FIRE
Smoky Blaze Give Eiremcn Trouble
in Corbin Place Building
City Left Lishtless.

With the city practically in dark
ness at l1:45 o'clock last night
when trouble developed in the Con-
necticut Light & Power Col system
Co. No. , of the fire department. was
called to the branch power station
OF the company on Corhin Place, off
Church street. TO fight Il smoky fire
in quantity of oil used in trans
formers. The oil was ignted by the
electric current, and SO dense was
the smoke that masks We're used by
the firemen to enable them TO re-
main inside the building.
The damage to the building itself
vas slight because Of the concrete
construction. A large barrel OF oil
added fuel 10 the flames and gave
/, the flrc the appearance OF serious
neSG.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
Martin Sllct,cirkj

Tie funeral of Martin Suchcicki
OF 81 Silver street was held this
morning at 1880 o'clock from the
Sacred Heart church. Rev. Alexan-
der kowalczyk celebrating a mass
Of requiem.
The pail bearers members of the
L. \. !. society Of the Sacred Heart
church. We're Thomas Bednarczyk.
Stanley Stachowiak. An>Aony Stach-
owiak. John Golemdiewski, Anthony
GNiazda, Peter Gutowski and Wal
ter NarutoWicz. The flower bearers
we're the president of the society and
three members.
Burial was In the Sacred Heart
cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
Second Worlds Record
For Boats IL Made

Albany. \. T., July 7 UP)-A
second worlds record for out-board
motorboat racing was esta blished on
the course Of the Albany Yacht club
when Miss Alice Hallowell. 20, OF
Manhasset. in a class b boat. aver
aged o9.7o9 miles an hour over a
six mile course. The previous record
was $3.50 miles an hour.
A. T. Burlington OF Fall River
Mass. tablished a record Thurs
day for class C boats by attaining a
speed OF 1915 miles an hour over
the six mile run
Both records were made official
by Bruno Beckhard, timer Of the
American Power Boat association.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
Mexico Feels New Quake
Shocks in the South

Mexico City. July Z R-New
earthquake shocks we're felt in CEN
trail and southern Mexico last night.
where there have been frequent
tremors recently. The shocks were
strong at Salina Cruz, which was
rocked by a series Of temblors on
June 16. No casualties were re-
ported. Slighter shocks. which did
no damage. were felt in Mexico City.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
Automobiles Collide as
Lights Dazzle Driver

Cars driven by Fred Larson OF
III East street and l.. n. Durham
of 26s Winthrop street collided at
1o:45 last night. damaging the rear
lef. fender of Larson's machine.
Supern,lmerary Officer Charles Pun
kunis reported that Larson was driV-
ing east on North street and Dun
ham was driving south on fremont
street when the collision occurred
Durham said the lights Of another
car dazzled him as he approached
the corner
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
Charles Perkins

Funeral services for Charles
Perkins, a former resident of this
city. who died in frby Thursday
Will be held in that place this after
noon. The remains will be brought
to this city and burial will be in
Falrvlcw cemetery this afternoon at
o'clock
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
VAIJE ESTATE At $500

According 10 an inventory filed to-
day in probate court by the admin
istratrix Anna Noyak, the estate of
the late Peter krawczyk is valued
at SO. 100 and consists of cash in the
New Britain Savings Bank in the
amount OF ST. 500, and two mutual
aid policies totaiing 500.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
POLICEMEN OFF Duty

Officer George Moffitt Is serioue-
ly i'll at his home. IS Pennington
avenue. He IL a veteran member
of the department and drives one
Of the patrol coupes on a day SHIFT
Officer Cornelius Keogh. who
was kicked in a scuffle At Clark and
Union streets early In the morning
Of Independence Day while assist :
ing in the arrest Of three young
men. is off duty on account Of IN
injury to his right thumb.
Officer Walter Malona IL also On
the sick list.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
Paul Moses

Funeral services for Paul Moses of
this city. who died in Cedar Crest
sanitarium, Newington. will be held
Monday morning at $50 o'clock at
the funeral parlors of NJ. J. Ken
ncy Co. on Main street. and at .
O'Clock at st. Mary's church. Burial
Will be in st. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
INVESTIGATING THEFT

Detective Sergeant G.. c. Elineer
is investigating report this morn
ing that Carlo Ferries store at II
Elm street was entered through a
window during last night, and a
quantity Of cigars. cigarettes and
other merchandise taken.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07

the republicans to bring Texas into
camp and that his organization was
making preparations to put strong
state ticket into the field.
The Texas pr,Inery election will
be held July Is.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07

In 1927 spices reached Z new high
import record-more than 111.3e3,.
200 pounds valued at 13o.ess.eee.
Great Britain has about 11es 49,
600 In silver in circulation - h H.
banka,
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07

New Haven-Airplanes are press
ed into service as search for body of
Stanley j. Aichler. Hartford broker
is carried on in Harbor waters.
Aichler drowned Tuesday while try
ing out speed boat.
New Haven-William +. Hide
brand. Sc, is under arrest charged
with embezzling $500 from the
United Advertising corporation
where he was accountant.
Plainville-A gift of II IL acres
of land has been offered the state
by the Sunset Rock association Of
New Britain for park purposes.
! Observation-Disclosures II. Norton
gives $500 to the town for the con-
struction of d swimming pool and
skating rink on land adjoining his
/ property.
/ Hartford-Finance commissioner S
report shows that state receipts for
fiscal year ending June so We're
sSS.59745211.
1 Hartford-Notice of conference
of republican leaders of New Eng
/ land and neighboring states at
| Washington with Herbert Hoover.
reaches office Of J. Henry Rora-
back Just after he starts on fishing
trip,
Hartford-I.ast OF delegates 10
democratic national convection at
Houston, Texas. arrived home after
boat trip with stop over at keywest
Waterbury-Eastern league own
crs to consider split season. at spe-
cial meeting in Springfield.
BriIgeport-Joh l.. Sullivan's
heirs have s6S,4f coming to them
that they probably did not know
about. That amount is credited tc
The Boston Strong Boy" at a locaI
bank. He is thought to have opened
the account when training here
years ago.
Boston-Prices of tonic, cigars
and ice cream that prevail at the
big league parks and boxing shows
are going TO be made the subject Of
state investigation, If Representativ,