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New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
CURB MARKET ALSO
 CLIMBING HIGHER
Goes Upward Despite Higher
 Money Rates

Few York, Mug. 2l P--ln dcti- ancc of high money rates prolesson- al operations on the curb market carried a number of issues upw ard today, with utilities leading the ad- vance. Some irregularity developed When call money went to 7l2 per cent.
 Interest in the utility group. which has been quiet for some time. Was conspicuous yesterday and today seemed to have gathered strength overnight. Electric, Bond and Share. Electric Investors. Midwest Utilities. Mohawk and Hudson Power and Puget Sound pushed up from 2 10 1 points, and {. number of others were in demand at higher levels. =
 Deere was again the sensational feature of the industrial group. shooting up 20 points to a new high at 40, and extending it's advance for this week to 55 points. Safeway Stores moved up 10 points. and the warrants sold at 800, up 100 from the last sale. New highs were re- corded by Warner Brothers "B."
 Columbia Graphophone and Ma tionaI Rubber Machinery cased and Art Metal Works and Maryland Casualty were weak, the last going to a new low at 151.
 Oils were steadier. Standard Of Nebraska and Vacuum making Iir in supply. Mines improved. Phelps Dodge. Newmont and Noranda eacl gaining about points.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
Deaths
Mrs. Julius WrntlGn&l

Mrs. Pauline F.. Wcntland. c6 years old, of - Rockwell avenue. died yesterday afternoon shortly after o'clock at the New Britain General hospital about two weeks after the birth of q daughter. She was the wife of Julius Wentland.
 Mrs. Wentland was born in Rus sia. but had lived in this city since childhood. Besides her husband she leaves three daughters, Ruth, three years; Lydia. i months; and Elean- or, l2 days: a brother. Edmund F. Henke of this city: and four sisters. Mrs. Frederick Milbrangt of Bristol. Mrs. Rudolph Rinas of New Britain, Mrs. Julius Sonsteron of Hartford, and Miss Ellen Henke of Bristol.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock at the home where prayers will be offered and at St. Matthew's German Lutheran church at 3 o'clock Rev. A. C. Theodore Steege. pastor. will of,iciate. Burial vii be in F'airview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
WALL, STREET HAS
 GREATER STRENGTH
Pool Operations Are Resumed on
 Rails and Specials

New York. Aug. ol F.-The stock strength today as pool operations were resumed in wide assortment Of rails and specialties. Nearly tive score issues were elevated to high levels for the year. or longer, On gains ranging from 1 to g points Trading showed marked expansion in volume.
 The market appeared to have thrown off the restraint recently ,m. posed by tight money rates. Call money renewed at [ per cent, as against 6 yesterday, and held tcsdy at that rate throughout the mornIue and carly afternoon. despite the call ing of about s15,oVo,o00 in bank loans. Time money and commercial paper rates held firm.
 Operators for the advance conccr- trated on issues reporting large car rent earnings, or in which favorable trade developments are pending. h. creased attendance and activity at commission houses indicated that ti!tS "'IN oAtidA'iiI q iai 6E' lap'i' following. Short selling was rela- lively light although a renewed sell ing attack against Manhattan Flee trical Supply carried that stock down nearly 5 points to 3S S44, or nearly 100 points below the record high estab- i lished year ago.
 i Prospects of heavy crop move ments this fall stimulated buying of ] the railroad shares. Texas x Pacii- ic. St. Paul preferred and St. Louis Southwestern all reached new high ground, the first named climbing i : points Pere Marquette jumped , points and Southern Pacific ,.
 Montgomery Ward gain was on' of the most active features, climhins nearly points 10 new top al 20l 1-S. Scars Eoebuck moved Ul nearly to new top at l39 "4 Commercial Solvents. National Tea American Smelling. Radio, L. $ ! Realty. National Biscuit and Ameri- can Radiator sold 10 g points high CT. New 1928 highs lnciuded Bee
 ,E Co.,. American Can, Paramoun
 Famous Lasky. Union Carbide. Lott
 Mat hi.son Aikali and Otis Steel.
 'TiJI. MARKET AT o.3O p NJ
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
WEST PEACEFUL,
 MOSES DECLARES
No Sign of Farmers Revolt, Re
 publican Insists

New York. Aug. .l Rt-Senator George h. Moses of New Hampshire. back from republican conferences in the middle and far west. today as serted he found no active agricul- turai revolt in the west" talk about prohibition, he said was almost wholly desultory'
 Il paNe come back from the vest he said at press conference Iii his suit in the Waldorf Astoria hotel. more convinced than ever that the real issue Of this campaign will develop through q calm con- sideration of the Two candidates- the'r training, their equipment and their fitness for the presidency.
 pon this issue l have no doubt whatever that the decision will be In MT. HooNer's favor"
 Senator Moses notified Mir. Hoover Of his nomulation for the presi- dehcy'- attended conference of mldwcstern leaders in Chicago and Pacific coast and Rocky Mountain state leaders in San Francisco after the notification ceremony.
 MT. Moses found the political sit uation in those sections, he sajd- s!reak Of lean and streak of fat"
 The lean. NIT. Moses said relates 70 controversies over state tickets but. nothing has arisen in these states to affect the electoral situa- uon. l found no desire anywhere to minimize the face it is hard fight
 what impressed him most wa. rhe militant spirit of the republi can leaders at the two conferences mere IS no agricultural revolt il the west, h" said. "To be sure ther. are some farmers who react 10 th, suggestion of ill treatment b,l crops a@e amazingiy good. Price are very fair and there are no wis ib'e signs of adversity"
 When told that John J. Raskoh democratic national chairman, la, predicted Smith victory in Penn STlNania. Ne~ Jersey. Massac chu s"tis, New York. Minnesota. Wis 'bHSii df1 1nc l)d kOtdS, senate Moses said:
 This is August and the east Ina just passed through an unprecc den!ed spell of heat"
 Mr. Moses would not amnlfy hi statement of yesterday that ."D1 Butler and Hoover differ in thei views regarding the 18th amend ment and our naval defense. On th latter question. at least, Dr. Butle and l are in disa greement. Nil Moses said he does not discuss pro hibition.
 The senator is leaving tonight fo Buffalo, where he is to speak to morrow. He will leave from ther for the funeral of George Harve, in Vermont. where he will delive the eulogy. having cancelled his CT gagement 10 address the Chautau qua Institute, at Chautauqua, N. Y August 23.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
Weddings
JENNlNGS-l1Zll,RSkl

The marriage of Miss Violet Je- zierski Of g Putnam street to John Jennings of 10 Kelsey street took place this morning at 3 o'clock at Holy Cross church. Rev. Victor Pias- kowski performing the ceremony. The church was decorated with palms. white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss J. Juchniewicz sang the bridal march from "Lohengrin," as- sisted by $. Komorowski. organist, as the couple were leaving the church.
 The bride was attired in d period gown of white bridal satin. trim med with Spanish lace and wore a Rose Marie veil. caught with orange blossoms and lilies of the valley. She carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley.
 The maid of honor was Miss Ann , Valentine. She wore a period gown of pink satin with picture hat to match and carried pink tea roses. The bridesmaids were Miss Julia Jennings, sister of the bridegroom. | H<dhcishit ullu aIlIld They were attired in rainbow color ed gowns. with hats to match and carried bouquets of roses.
 | The best man was Joseph Jen- nings. brother Of the bridegroom and the ushers were John klatka popular Falcon baseball player; Bruno kania, former Falcon player and at present member of the Bur. ritt team and Walter kordck. l A reception was held after the ceremonies at the Lithuanian hal on Park street, attended by lars, number of friends and relatives among them guests from Pennsyl vunia, New York and Chicago.
 Later in the day the bridal coupl, left on q wedding trip which vii take them to Atlantic City. Phila
 delphia and Washington. Upon thei
 return 10 this city they will mak'
 their home at 1u Kelsey street. Mir
 Jennings is the proprietor of th'
 Broad street Smoke Shop.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
Hoover Agrees to Pay
 Visit to Connecticut

Hartford. Aug. 21-Announce- ment is made by State Senator Frederic c. Walcott of Norfolk that Herbert Hoover, republican candi- date of the United States, will visit Connecticut during the campaign as the guest of National Committee man J. Henry Roraback and mem- bers of the republican state central committed.
 Senator Walcott was the Connec- ticut member of the committee which notified Mir. Hoover of his nomination and was guest Of the presidential candidate following the notification ceremony. According to Senator Walcott. Connecticut is the only state that MT. Hoover has agreed to visit so far.
 Plans will be made by the Con necticut republicans for Mir Hoov. CTS visit as soon as possible. It is expected that he will visit the state before October 1.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
BEL0IN SUING BUDDE OVER BUSINESS DEAL
Continued from First Page)

legged that on July 80. 1926. Budde had leased the three places 10 the Borden Hershey company. On July 24. 1927. Budde paid s7o0 on ac- count and took out q renewal note for s3,5oo. paying $500 more on April 25. 1928 and renewing the balance. On July 25. it is alleged. he took up the note and had a new note issued in the amount of s3.- 000.
 The New Britain National Bank obtained a judgment for s3.oo0 against BudI- in city court when he Gefaulted payments. but on an exc rution obtained only SSe5, Peloin be- ! ing obliged to pay the balance ot l Se,675, according to the writ. I It was expected that Budde would post a bond. but up to this afternoon | had not done so and was in cust cd , of the civil officers. It was reported ! that service of a body writ would bt
 made in the event that the bond Wa, not posted or the alleged obligation ! met.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
HOIsWITZ HONOHED

Deputy Sheriff Martin Horwitz was appointed committeeman by the Lions club today at the regular luncheon meeting. to serve on the council of service clubs of the state. which is making arrangements to hold a barbecue and an outing for all service clubs, to be held Friday, September at the Connecticut State Fair grounds in conjunction with the annual fair. This is an annual affair of all service clubs in the state and this year. the state fair committee extended an invitation to the council of service clubs to hold their outing at the fair grounds.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
City Items

Mish Dorothy NcCrann of S1 Lin coin street returned home this aft ernoon from the Hartford hospital. where she had been confined for several weeks following major operation.
 Notice of marriage intentions was filed with the town clerk today by Stanley koslowy of 265 Grove street street
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
PROBE IN NASS. STARTS
Charge That Auto Insurance ln- crease Is Due to Fraudulent Claims Being Investigated.

Boston. Aug. e1 LP-Attorney General Joseph E. Warner today be- gan an examination of evidence bearing on charges that fraudulent automobile accident claims were largely responsible for proposed in- creases in compulsory automobile liability insurance rates. The at- torney general conferred for some time with Wesley l.. Monk. state commissioner of insurance. who out lined the proposed new rates few days ago.
 i Attorney General Warner said he was seeking to determine whether an investigation by him was neces- sary and that he was examining the evidence to find out whether there
 was basis for criminal prosecution
 of any lawyers who may have been involved.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
MAINE FOR HOOVER
Pine Tree State is Safe For Repub- Mcan Nominee, According to Con- gressman TilsOn of Connecticut.

New York, Aug 21 LP--Repre- sentative John o. Tilson of Connec- ticut, chairman of the eastern re- publican campaign speakers bureau, asserted today that Maine was safe for oHover. He found an optimistic outlook everywhere on his New England tour. the congressman said.
 Tilson had just returned from Maine where he arranged speaking programs for state elections. There is absolute harmony in Maine" he said.
 Franklin w. Fort, secretary to the re republican national committee, con- ! ferred with the congressman on the New England situation. Franklin Little of the foreign language news paper division, called to arrange for
 foreign language speakers in the east.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
WEST HARTFORD COURT

Alex kaplan of liG GreenW ood West Hartford town court on the charge ot reckless driving la st night. but the fine Was remitttd on payment of costs.
 A fine of sco and costs Was i'm, .. posed in tn" case of Harry tri"son Of 15S Arch street. charged with speeding
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
Funerals
Joseph l'icnkOs

kos of 96 Gold street, who was killed Sunday on Broad street, were held this morning at 7:3O o'clock at Sacred Heart church. Rev. AleXan- der kowalczyk celebrated q requiem high mass. and committai services at the grave at Sacred Heart cem- etery, where burial took place.
 The ball bearers were John Sawczue, Stanley Zemdzain, Stanley Wiczorek. Stanley PieEkoski, Walter Wieczorek and Joseph Symolon.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
AUTO FOUND HERE STOLEN

The local police learned this after noon that an automobile which was found on Slater road yesterday was stolen in New York on Monday. It is the property of Norman Fenn of IS Central Park. West. New York. and was apparently abandoned here.
 An automobile owned by J. R.. Walton of 1SS Harrison street. this city. was stolen in Hartford. last night. but was recovered today in East Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
Anthony NI8lillOWSni

Anthony Malinowski. 40 years old. Of 40 Orange street. died last night at o'clock at the New Britain Gen. eral hospital to which he was taken in critical condition at 3 o'clock ye sterday afternoon. Death was the result Of stomach trouble.
 He was employed by the Stanley Works and for several months was in poor health.
 Surviving him are his wife and seven children whose ages are from 12 to two and one half years.
 The funeral will be held tomor- row morning at 1:5o o'clock al Sacred Heart church. Burial will be in Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
WAMOTr WOULD ACCEPT

Hartford. Aug. 21 P1State Sen ator Frederic C. Walcott of Norfolk announced this afternoon that he would accept q nomination for Unit ed States senator if offered him by the state convention. consider the nomination for L. $. senator the highest honor within the gift of my party in Connecticut and of course would accept it." he said.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
DEMOCRATS NAME WORKERS
Secretary Callahan to Head Com nlittee Of. 10 Men and 10 Women to Promote Smith Campaign.

Matthew J. Callahan, secretary to Mayor A. NJ. Paonessa. has been named chairman of a committee which is to appoint 10 women and 10 men to aid the Alfred E. Smith club in its membership drive and to increase the number of new voters.
 His co-workers will be Councilman Lawrence Samorajczyk. Joseph Cali ando, and Councilman Samuel Sab lotsky.
 A finance committee has also been appointed by President Cyril J. Cur tin as follows: Mayor Angelo M. Paonessa. Francis c. Kelly. Paul urczyk. Attorney P. F. McDonoueh. samuel Grecnbcrg. James H. Pas serini. and James J. Daley.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
Chatham. Ont. Man to Be
 Flogged for Wife Beating

Chatham. Ont. Aug. Fl UP) - Alphons Mattins will be logged next week by court order for beat ing his wife during an argument over money. He was sentenced to ten lashes and 6o days in jail after pleading guilty. Mattins will receive five lashes next week and five more during his last week in jail
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
ROBBERS GET Si9,o00
Five Bandits Hold Up Twb Bank Messengers In Chicago TaAicab ana Escape With Ioot

Chicago, Aug. 21 P-k'ive rob bers held up two bank messengers in taxicab today, robbing them of S19.o00 in cash and negotiable paper. The robbery took place at Lawndale. and Division streets as the messengers were transferring the money from the Service State lank.
 Armed with pistols and rifles. the five robbers riding in blue sedan drove alongside the taxicab and crowded it into the curbing, forcing it to stop. Covering the messengers and the cab driver. the robbers grabbed up the satchel containing the money and sped away.
 The messengers were taking the money to the Union Trust Company. loop bank.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
WILSON >l SI'l.<Dl,D

New York, Aug. .l u2--IIack Wilson. the Chicago out fielder and Natnonal league home run leader, has been suspended for three days flor an outburst against the un- pires ycsterday' John Heydler. Perce Malone, tuh pitcher. drew 2 $50 fine for using abusive ian- guage from the ben"h." Wilson ob- jected 10 a strike called by I'mpir. Ptirman yesterday as the Phillies were trimming the Cubs, Ii to 6.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
CHILD BADLY INJURED
Eight Year-Old 1hompsOnsillc Girl Has Possible Fractured Skull Hurt in Auto Accident.

Thompsonville, Aug. 21 lPl-Ania FNlipo, eight, of Windsor Locks. suffered q possible fractured skull and other injuries today when a car driven by her father, Joseph by a machine travelling in the same direction. Joseph Crzys a passenger in the Fellipo automobile was cut and bruised. Fellipo escaped injury.
 The little girl was taken to Wes- son Memorial hospital in Springfield for treatment.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
Mrs, AIn,jra Morris

The funeral of Mrs. Almira Nor ris, who died at the age of SS years at the home of her son. Thomas Morris, of 249 Market street. will be held tomorrow morning at ( o'clock at the funeral parlors of J. M. Cur be in Woodstock. N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
Real Estate News

Joseph Bienkowski, and Joseph Melnyk, Lawrence Muter. release of mortgage. Union street, by Rose Himmelstein.
 Wicenty Skarzynski and Zatia Skarsynski to Fidelity Industrial Bank, mortgage. on Hayes and Bur ritt street. Andrew and Rose Madrak to Economy Grocery Co.,. renewal of lease. store at Broad and Grove streets.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
JEWELL MEMORIAL

Trent. Aug. 21 (UP)-Prefect Vaccari and Podestas from the lrassa district attended the unveil. ing of victory memorial to Can- azei today. The monument consists of a bronze statue representing Italy
 placed before d huge granite Obelisk,
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
SlISS CONVEY DIPS

Middletown, Aug. 2l N>-Miss Nellie E. Convey. 47. secretary Of the Convey Cigar Company died to- day at her home on McDonough avenue, following . heart attack.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
KILLED BY OWN TRUCK
State Highway Department Mcn
 Seized With Dizzy Spell, Falls on and Is Hun Over.

Gulford, Aug. 21 Pt-Seized with a weak spell while driving state highway department truck. Gerald Henninger of Branford. slipped from the seat and under the rear wheels before his companions on the vehicle could bring it to a stop. Henninger was brought to Guilford sanitarium. hut died a few minutes after his ar rival,
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
POLICEMAN AND 9

POLICEMAN AND 9 ... $
 Policeman and Mrs. James H. McCabe of A Homestead avenue are receiving congratulations on their goth wedding anniversary. They were married at St. Joseph. church. August IS. 1898. Mrs. Me Cabe having been Elizabeth A. Fitzgerald.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21

Misses Edith Parsonh Of Lyons street and Edith Nallin of North easton. Mass. are touring through northern New York state and Canada with Mir. and Mrs. Cha rles
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
SIX FISHERMEN LOST

St Johns. x. J.. Aug. :l R,--The steamer Meigle was searching today for six fishermen of the schooner Orrinate adrift in their dories. The fishermen lief. their schooner Friday and failed to return.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
Personals

Miss Margaret F. Sheehan and J. E. OBrien, Joseph F.. Grace. John B. McGrath and Leslie Brotherton. clerks at the local post office, have started on their annual vacations.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21

Miss Ola Wortman has returned after spending several weeks with her cousin. Mrs. C. E. Williams of Maple street.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
Wall Street Brief.

Sinclair Consolidated Oil corpora ton and subsidiaries earned net in- come of $9.452.955 in the six months ending June 80. against SIS. 53a.O43 in the first half Of last year. This amounts to $1.94 per share of com mon stock. after preferred dividends. against $..7S in the peyious corres- bonding period.
 ChandlerCleveland Motors Corp, reports net profit of $S.744 for the second quarter against $4ll .603 for the corresponding period of 1927. Net profit for the first half was s6l.- e6o against s3l3,34S for the first six months of last year.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21

Miss Catherine Sincko of Sou, h Main street will spend the remain der of the week with friends Tn Northampton. Mass.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21

TREASURY BALANCE Treasury Balance. Se3..I S6,.SS.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE,

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New Britain herald., 1928-08-21

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