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New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
SUE D0bR0W0[SKI
 FOR CHURCH LAND
Holy Trinity Parish Brings
 Action to Recover Site

Suit for $10.oo0 damages has been brought by the Holy Trinity associa- ton against William Dobrowolshi on the ground that he has refused 10 turn over to the association land which he purchased for it while act ing as its agent. The writ, which was issued by Attorney E. J. Mon- klewicz. states that on or about May l3, 1927. Doorowoski entered into an agreement with John Skri,ulski for .he purchase of lo lots of land at the corner of Biruta street and Pennington avenue and agreed to pay Sll, 300 for the property At that time Dobrowolski was acting as trustee and agent for the Holy Trim i'y association. the writ says. and he had signed d memo by which he asraed to transfer the land to the association on condition that 1t re- mittei with interest. the money ad- vanced hy him for its purchase
 Two meetings were held by the association. but Dobrowclslli failed to appear as he was supposed 10. the plaintiff alleges. At the second meeting a delegation went 10 his home with the money, but it is said he refused 10 accept it.
 The association is still ready and able 70 pay the defendant the .ull amount expended by him, with in- terest. II badly needs the land the writ claims. as no other site is avail able for the building of the projected church and school.
 The plaintiff claims decree for a conveyance of the defendants in- tcrcst in the said land to the plain tiff or that the title equitable or legal be otherwise vested in the plaintiff. slo.0uo damages. and such other re- lief as the court may see fit to ren- der and as may be proper in the premises.
 The papers were served upon Do hrowolski today by Deputy Sheriff Matthew PapCiak.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Pneumonia Killing One
 \ Day in Bridgeport

Bridgeport. March Is R'-pnon- nlonia Is killing on the average Of one q day in Bridgeport since the beginning Of this mouth. and an average of more than two cases q day are being reported. Sine. March 1, l5 have died in the city from pneumonia. according 10 the health department. which shows that chil- dren have been stricken with the disease in greater numbers than have adults.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Five Year Old Girl Is
 Kidnaped in Nebraska

Leigh. Neb.. March Is (Iro-An unknown man kidnapped Gw"ndolyn Tharis, $, on the streets of Leigh to- day and drove off with her in an automobile
 The man apparently was ahou. oa vtars Of age. had a mustaChC and drove a Buick sedan. Ne had been In Leigh for two days, and was known to no one here. The car bore an Iowe license.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
GENERAL MOTORS
 AGAIN ADVANCES
More Than Score of Others Are
 Marked Up

! New York. March 15 R-Niolent speculation for the advance was r. sunlad in 'oday's stock market, with General Motors again in the forr front Of the advance. More than q score sp+cialtles were marked up b ! to points on a series Of drives against the short interest in thost issues. Rails assumed increasing prominence. with six issues in high ground for 'he year. Trading picked ID on the rally averaging more than @0,0o0 shares an hour ln the first three hours
 ! Recent iageards like the coppars and sugars were well 10 the front ! ln the forward procession Of prices that was under way again today. ! American Sugar ran up 5 1-2 points ' in short order and Houston Oll. Null lens Corporation, |. g. Industrial AL ! cohol. Eanadium Steel. Savage Arms, l Midland Steel Products Preferred. ! International Nickel. International 1 Telephone and General Asphalt ad- sanced nearly as much or more. Re. cont pace makers like General Mo 1 tors and Radio were shutfled 10 the ! rear as the new lea iers broke into 1 the picture. The renewal rate for cal! loans vas unchanged at { l-a per cent.
 General Motors. after absorbing n large amount of profit taking earlier in the week, suddenly rushed up : points 10 a new peak at l64 with buying influenced by reports of in creasing sales. Radio held fairly steady around yesterdays final price Of 15o during the early part Of the session. American Linseed. the spec tacular performer yesterday. open ed 3 points lower at lO4. rallied 70 no 7-S and then quieted down around lo?.
 United Drug was bid up points, Houston oil : l-+, General Railway Signal :. Du Pont, Wright Aero nautical. Savage Arms. Mullins Body and l.. s. Industrial Alcohol. 6 l. each. and Midland Steel Products preferred. American Sugar. lnterna - tiona! Nickel. International Tele- phone. Vanadium and National Tea, 5 points or more.
 Wabash was again the leader of the rail group, moving up four points 10 a new peak at 74. The St. Paul issues, St. Louis Southwestern. La ckawanna and Now York Central also reached new high ground.
 TILE MARKET AT 2:30 P. NJ.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
NEW UNDER THE SlN

Washington, March Is UP - The old adage There's nothing new un- der the sun" was proved again in tho national museum Of the Smith sonian institution the other day.
 A stranger wandered into the museum and halted with an cXclam- ation before microscope made about 1925. He examined tho in- strunlen carefully and then rushed exci'edly to officials Of the museum
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Fate of Mcdonald Girl
 With Canadian Cabinet

Ottawa. Ont. March l5 GGPp-- The fat. ot Doris Mcdonald. sen- fenced to be hanged q week from to- morrow for the murder Of q taxi driver. is in the hands of the min ls'er of justice and the cabinet
 All cases involving capital punish lnont must be considered by the cabinet. but it is doubtful whether q review of the girls case will be
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Wall Street Briefs

General Motors Acceptance Corp. which finances the retail business Of General Motors Corp. reports net profit Of Ss.57s.f75 for 1927 against S5,i9S,.o3 in 1926. All of it's stock is owned by General Motors. earn inss were equal 10 s.4.5l a share against Sa0.77 share the year be- fore. Dividends amounted to &5.- 5oo.o4o and surplus SS.cSS.t75. In addition 10 domestic and foreign re- tail credit transactions. its opera tions embrace domestic and foreign wholesale credits and export financing transactions.
 Net profit Of Johns Manville Corp. and subsidiaries for 1927 was s4.- loe,l59. equal 10 S477 share on the common, after preferred dyi- dcnds.
 Directors Of General Cable Cor poration have declared a dividend of S2.S3 l-3 on the preferred stock. payable May i to holders oi record April 10, and sl.66 2-S on the cla.s A stock. payable June 1 to stock Of record May l6. The action Is subject 10 approval of stock holders cn March ol. These dividends nor mally would be paid April l. The additional as Is cents on the pre- f"rred and G6 2-3 cents on the A" stock. covers the pro-ra,a for one and two months respectively. Should stockholders disa pprove the action, regular quarterly dividends of sl75 OH the preferred and sl or the "A" will be paid April to stock Of re- ord March o6.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
LEVINE FORCED DOWN

ErunsWick. Ga, March IS L4N- Charles A. Levne. in his transatlan- tic monoplane Columbia. was forced down on St. Simons Island today by T dense fog which prevailed off the Georgia coast. He had started from Jack sonNillo, Fla, 10 Charleston, S. C.. en route 70 New York.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
BOND MARKET IS
 STILL UNCHANGED
Prices Firm But Not Much i Action Is Noted

New York. March IS N-Acttve trading continues in the bond mark. et today, with prices firm. New of. ferings apparently were not sunti- cient 10 compete with the listed market and there WAS further buy ing 10 supply the March IS reinvest- ment demands.
 Chief interest centered in the rail- roads. particularly such issues as Missouri Pacific 5s. Denver. Rio Granie X Western 5s, which dup!i- catad their previous high for the year. and the new St. Paul issues, St. Paul Is Of S75. however. met some resistance just short of their high record and fell hack fraction ally. Seaboard Air Lines continued their rally.
 Philadelphia company gold es were bought in moderate amount and Tennessee Electric Power Ss touched the previous record high.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Funerals
Mrs. Ida Wcbhcr

The funeral of Mrs. Ida Wcbber Of NoWinEton was held at 2 o'clock. this afternoon from the Ender'ahin Yar'ors Of John J. Ta,rant. East Main street. Rev Mir. Moir of the \owinston Congre gational church, olficiated,
 The pail bearers were Clinton Bar rows. Edward Callahan. John Walsh. and Albert Willard. Burial was in Fairview cemetery
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
QUAKE, IN CALF,

santa Maria, Cal, March l5 tp--
 An earthquake of about IS seconds duration and strong enough 70 roll q bed on it's casters was felt here at 4:o5 a. m. today, The earth movement appeared 10 ho from east 70 west. No damage was reported.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
OIL OFFICIAL RESIGNS

Shreveport. La. March IS F- Col. Robert w. stewart has resigned as chairman of the board of Dixie OH Company. a subsidiary of the Standard Oil Company Of Indiana. officials of the company announced today. No reason for the resigna- tion was given.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
nd asked 10 borrow !t-
NEA Los Angeles Bureau

and asked 10 borrow l.
 lnEestisa ton disclosed he was an official ot one Of the largest optical firms in America. Experts of the company had been lahoring for three years 10 perfect q microscope having q stage 10 hold specimens that would be movable in all directions and capable of minute adjustments. They had just completed design and were preparing 10 ask for pat ents.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
TKEASlRY BALANCE Treasury Balance. $40, ,59o. &
WILL IstlS. MONEY

Washington. March Is lPl--Sena- - tor Eorah Is prepared to raise the Sl6o,ooo to repay Harry r. Sinclair
 oil operator and lessee of Teapot Dome for his contribution 10 the re- publican party if the republican ma tionIl Committr" declines to act or
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
I3 INJURED WHEN
 BUS SMASHES UP
(Continued from First Pagel
their year old child wedged in be- tween two seats, minor bruises.
Is Held.


 Stamford. Conn. March l5 dPl- Because the truck he was driving ans" the description of one which was credited with bringing about crash of touring bus and two trucks on the Post road in Greenwich early today. Frank Jare- Nllo, 2o. Of Grove street. Myrtle Beach. Milford, was held here until 1t was determined if he had a part in tn" miXup.
 Jarewllo may have 70 answer charges of violation of tho liquor law because the truck was carrying 64 half barrels and several cases of beer, the contents of which were to be analysed. John Pease. s2, Ne sr6, of Davenport street, Bridgeport, i helper on the truck, was also ar rested
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Lindbergh to Invite
 COngressmen to Ride

Washington. March 10 LF - Colonel Charles A. Lindbereh will gross soon inviting them I'd ride
 with him in an airplane.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Walter !. Davidson,

The body of Walter J. Davidson of New York City. q former resident of New Britain, was brought to this city this afternoon. Burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15

1 held before next week.
 The general opinion Is that Doris sentence will be commuted to life imprisonment. but that her hus-
 band. George. convicted of the same crime. will die.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15

Herald Classified Ads arc fre- quen'ly tho toris of conversation fn every home in New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
Government Fights to
 Have Man DepOrted

New Haven, Oct. 7 R,-The ques- ton of whether or not separate pen- alties imposed on several counts con- stitute sepa rate convictions or make up one accumulative sentence will be settled oy the United States court of appeals Monday, when Louis Pepe. formerly of Ansonia begins his fight against deportation.
 Pope was sentenced in 1926 on four counts charging arson. He was given two to three years on one count and one year each on the other three. He was convicted Of incendiary fires in tn, Naugatuck Valley in 1924.
 Upon his conviction the govern- ment sent a warrant 10 the state prison for deportation. Under the government ruling. any alien coh- victed more than once of any crime involving moral turpitude shall be deported. In Pepe's case. it Is charged by the government that each of the four counts represents a separate conviction.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
|BORAH CHAMPIONS
 HERBERT HOOVER
Senator PrlsS Nominee in
 Minneapolis Speech

Minnea polls. Oct. : P-Herbert Hoover was termed . champion Of the far, Ter in . speech last night by Senator William E. Borah. who scored Gov. Smith for his recent references to the republican nom- inee in connection with "the soil scandals"
 Hoover's work as food administra- duri g the war. Senator Borah said. disproved az . gross libel" any statement that he was not then working for the farmers interests.
 To connect Hoover in any way with the ''oii scandals" involving cabinet members was no more justi- fled. MT. Borah said. than to charge Gov. smith with responsibility for the "unconscionable grating Of Murphy" of Tammany Hall.
 The senator declared Hoover in favor of the Great Lakes-St. Law renee waterway project, whose value to the northwest he stressed, and also set him down as definitely op- posed to repeal Of the prohibition 
 act, MT. Rorah charged Tammany Hall. rather than the democratic party. wanted "nullified."
 Senator Borahs two hour address was broadcast over a chain Of 70 radio stations, although many of them handled only the first half.
 The senator defied "any man liv- inA to tell what Gov. Smiths position is" on the farm problem. except that if elected he will appoint a commission 10 study the problem"
 Discussing prohibition he said delegates to the party conventions at Houston and Kansas City had de- clared for enforcement of the law and 50 had Hoover. but that Tam many through its spokesman, has put the liquor issue into the cam- paign." The vote of the women. he predicted. would keep the prohibi- ton amendment in force.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
Yale News FavOrs
 Political Clubs

New Haven. Oct. 2 Rl-Existence of political campaign clubs among undergraduates at Yale is "an ex- cellent idea the Yale News. under graduate daily. said today in analy- ing the formation of HooverCurtis and Smith Robinson clubs. It points out that Intelligent discussion or salient issues on hand makes for better judgment among the tmma- ture. and the purpose Of the clubs would not be a childish game with rivalry as it's prime motive"
 The News "every mouthpiece of the undergraduate body" declines to offer it's services to either candidate for obvious reasons and Twill keep aloof of the cross currents of dis cussion in the guise of q dignified observer" It will give space to dis cussion Of broad topics in the hope that truly intelligent interest may be stimulated in every undergrad uate on the verge of citizenship"
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED AnS
 FOR REST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
WILL STUDY GRAVITY
Preparation Complete for Cniler<ea Expedition Which VIII Try to Find Source Of Quakes.

Washington. Oct. :.-PePrepa- rations were complete today at the Washington navy yard for an under sea expedition formed to study the secret Of the earth's gravity pull with an objective of revealing the mysterious origin Of earthquakes. tidal waves and volcanoes.
 The expedition. headed by Dr. F. A. Vening Meinesz, a distinguished Dutch scientist, departs tomorrow afternoon aboard the submarine S-?1 and the Eagle boats 3s and 5S for the Mares Deep, north Of Porto Rico. the deepest hole known tn the west ern hemisphere. a depth approxi- mately five miles.
 The expedition also will seek to determine the center of the earth on the Atlantic continental shelf and will make studies over the Sigbee Deep in the Gulf Of Mexico and the Bartlett Deep in the Caribbean sea. It Is fostered by the naval observa- tor and will return in about two months.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
Coolidge Does Not Expect
 To Talk in Massachusetts

Washingt on. Oct. R1 President Coolidge has no present expectations of delivering speech in Massachu- sctts.
 He has not even made any plans to visit that state again before cleo tion day. Four years ago he did not travel to Northampton. his legal residence. to vote in the general election of that year although he undertook the trip two years ago to vote for Senator William NJ. But Ter. then a candidate for the sen ate.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
MRS. EGAN DIRECTING
 DEMOCRATIC WoMENS CLUB
Headquarters h Ic0nard Ruildtal Win Be Opea llay and Night
 tn Future.

Mrs. Catherine S. Egan has been placed in charge of democratic wo- mems headquarters in the Leonard building. and the offices will now be open day and night until election day.
 The drive for new voters will be directed from this office with Mrs. Michael Hannon. chairman of the committee. in charge. A rally spon sored by the first ward women's or ganization will be held at the ward headquarters on Rockwell avenue, Wednesday night at o'clock. May ! or Paonessa and others will speak
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
SlOO For Red Cross
Executive Determined
 To Have No Deficit

Washington. Oct. R1President Coolidge is more determined than svor that there shall be no treasury deficit at the end of the current fiscal year.
 Tho outlook Is not clear to him at present owing to lack of exact fig- ures on the revenue during July. August and September.
 When these figures shall have reached President Coolidge. he will then be in . position to make ac- curats estimates Of the economies necessary to be made in the remain Ing months of the fiscal year. {.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
HELD RESPONSIBLE

Bridgeport. Oct. 2 Pl-Theodore Smith. Stamford negro. is held criminally responsible by Coroner John J. Phelan today for the death on September 23 in Stamford of Gas tos kontaginkas. 65. also of Stam- ford.
 The latter died of a fractured skull sustained on the night of Sep tember .2 when he engaged in a quarrel with Smith,
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
BARRON Is ILL

Battle Creek. Mich. Oct. R- Clarence w. Barron. editor of the Wall Street Journal and other pub iications. is seriously i'll in Battle Creek sanitarium. He has been st the sanitarium about three weeks.
 For a number of years Mir. Bar ran has been making annual visits here to rest.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
ITALIANS APPROVE
 INDUSTRIAL BANK
'tlh old9 M,o ConsNsls Fol1he ku,lce Company

TAe eeaveatiea Of the grand lodge If ths osas q Italy terminated its york last night at about 2 o'clock.
 DuEang the afternoon session the delegates from the organizations approved the institution of the Sons or Italy InAuotriai bank Of New Ha- .en thet receatly obtained . charter from the banking commission of the 'tste and promised the support Of all the lodgss without restriction.
 It was voted that the grand coun. cil Of the order be empowered 10 appoint . board of directors for the bank. to bs composed Of nine mem- bers. The board of directors may b. selected even from members of the order that are not delegates and one-third of the board will have to bs elected every two years.
 CoQGlder Insurance
 It was also voted to appoint a comm.sston that will study the pro- ject Of the formation Of 2 mutual insurance company among the mem- bers of the order with policies Of from $500 to S1.OOO.
 The next convention Of the grand lodgs will b. held in Danbury. about the month of August next year.
 It was also voted to send pro- test to newspapers that persistent ly abuse the Italians under one pre- text or another and also to send | protest to the chairman Of the immigration committes at Wash- tngton calling his attention to the laws that prevent members Of citi- zens now residing here 0 obtain the admission of their relatives from abroad.
 8lWD For Retl Cross
 Before adjournment. as a token Of esteem for New Britain and to show how much the convention ap- preciAted the courtesies extended to them 1t was unanimously voted 'o present 10 the local chapter of the Red Gross the sun of Sloo. A check was drawn and was handed to May or A. M. Paonessa who will see that 1t reaches the treasurer of the Red Cross.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
4BUCkY HARRIS THROUGH
Youthful Manager VIII Not Pilot Wsshtngtoa kenatoss Again Clark Griffith Annoaances Today.

Washington, D. C.. Oct. , R- 'Bucky" Harris, for five years man. ager of the Washington Senators will not pilot the team next year. Clark Griffith. owner of the club. am nounced today.
 Grifffth said that he had not been decided whether Harris would re- main as . player on the team.
 No one has been hired to take his place. Gfiffith added. Joe Judge, veteran first baseman for the Sena- tors. had been mentioned often ss . possible successor to Harris.
 Harris became manager Of the Washington club in 1924. won the American ieag6e pennant that year and beat the New York Giants in the world serieA He repeated the next year in the American league but lost to Pittsburgh in the world series.
The Washington times., 1928-01-03
Comforts, S3.95 Each

Every housewife, with an eye for economy,
will want at least one Of these comforts,
moderately priced at $3.95. They are filed
with cotton and are covered with daintily
flowered null, with broad matching borders
of plain colored null.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
The Washington times., 1928-01-03
Lace Panel Curtains
ST Each

Lace curtains add so much to home appearance,
not only from the inside, but from the outside
as WE'LL These panels are in all-over designs
and border effects, have scalloped hens and
are finished with deep silk fringe. In two sizes:
2A yards by SO inches and 214 yards by As
inches.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
The Washington times., 1928-01-03
JEAN FTTOTS NEWS OF SOCIETY FOLK AND EVENTS
TO
BE DINNER
GUEST
Will Dine With Secretary
Mellon of the Treasury
Tonight

NlTIE President and Mrs. Coolidge
4 will be the guests for whom
the Secretary OF the Treasury.
Mr.. Mellon, will entertain at din
ner this evening in his apartment
at 1885 Massachusetts Ave. This
is the third in the series Of Cabi-
net dinners for the Chief Execu-
tive and the First Lady.
John Coolidge, who passed the
holidays at the White House with
his parents, has returned to
Amherst College.
The President and Mrs. Cool.
idge have as their guest at the
White House. Alanson p. Hough-
ton, American ambassador to the
Court of st. James.
Mrs. Coolidge is attending the
concert this afternoon Of the