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New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
TRADERS CAUTIOUS
 ON CURB MARKET
Irregular Tone Persists on Re-
 adjustment Of Accounts

New York. July IS P>-Irregular- ity still persisted on the Curb EX- change today, as traders were in clined to caution until definite signs appear that readjustment Of ac- counts, evident all this week, has been completed. Expectation of a large increase in brokers loans to be announced after the close had depressing influence.
 Electric Investors, which recently sold as high as 264a dropped be- low 250. An extreme loss of about 6 points, Electric Bond and Share, Long Island Lighting, and United Gas Improvement were also under pressure. Commonwealth Edison and Standard Power and Light however were buoyant. and Commonwealth and Southern and American Super power were well supported
 In the industrials, U. s. Finishing was firm on announcement of a B. for-1 splitup. and Proctor and Gam ble, which sold off yesterday in
  for-l splitup, rallied sharply. Rumors of splitup in Powdrell and Alex der had been commonly heard. and failure of directors to take such ac- tion caused some disappointing sell ing.
 Aluminium Go. of America had an other of it's characteristic upturns i carrying in well above 400 into tn, neighborhood of it's record price l Aluminium. Ltd, also was strong 1 Golf Oil which, like aluminium, i known as a Mellon stock. firmed up after several days of depression. Oil! generally were inclined to overcome ! heaNiness, resulting from the unsat, isiaCtory June storage figures. but Humble and Vacuum were under pressure, Cities Service, however which is also a utility stock. moved into new high ground, and Indiana Ohio Oil and Cosdcn were firm.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
City Items

Co. No. ( of the fire department responded to a call to the Glen street dump at l2:05 o'clock this afternoon.
 James R. lIGlloran complained tn the police today that boys playing ball broke several vii dows in tue Hotel Washington at Washington and Lafayette streets today.
 The weekly morbidity report of the state department of health shows this city to be almost free of com municable diseases. The local depart ment reported one case of scarlet fe- yer and two cases of measles,
 Miss Julia David of go Gladiola street is spending two weeks Naca- ton at Havcrstraw. x. Y.
 Miss Alice c. Ryan of 4 Lawlor- street is spending two weeks at Myrtle beach.
 Wilbur w. Pflomm and family are spending two weeks vacation at GrOtOD
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
Personals

Assistant States Attorney Dona.t. Gaffney is at Pleasant View, k. l., for the bala"ce of the week.
 Chief ". c. Hart, Lieutenant Samuel Bamforth, Sergeant J. J. King, and Officers Thomas Lee Daniel Cosgrove, Clarence kumm Thomas c. Dolan and William Politi, attended the state police convention in West Hartford today.
 s. C. Lott of Pictou. Nova Scotia, is the guest of Fred 0. Rackliffe of this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Keller and daughters Evelyn and Myrtle left today on motor trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
 Mrs. F. A. Redell of Lakewood. L.. l., is the guest of her husband. Dr. Henry F. Eedell of l92 Francis street.
 Mrs, Leon A. Sprague and family of Maple Hill left today for Boston, where they will sail on the Governor Dinley for Passport, Me, journeying to Cooper. Me. and COthanse lake for the balance of the summer.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
BOMB BLOWS UP ]:
 DEPARTMENT STORE.
Indiana Establishment Suffers
 Damages Of S30O,000 -
Hammond, Ind, July IS P

Hammond, Ind, July IS d9 = An explosion today wrecked the-~- Goldie department store, two>- story brick structure. and caused approximately s65,0O0 damage. .r
 The roof and upper walls of the building were demolished. Bremen and police believed naphtha or gasoline was poured over the sec ond floor, which was unoccupied.- and when the fumes collected, the~ explosion followed
 An automobile was seen leaving the vicinity of the store, in the~ foreign section of the town, short ly before the blast and police said. labor trouble might have been the motive. "-
 Damage to the stores stock was. estimated at s15.00O. The explosion lifted the roof of the three-storv building and caved in the walls. reducing it to pile Of debris Nearby buildings were slightly damas aged and windows for several blocks around were shattered. No one was injured. .-a
 It was the second major explo-~ sion in Hammond in two years. The State theater, a new $2,000, 0,o00"- structure, was almost demolished- shortly after it was completed. about two years ago. William, Kleighe is now serving a prison sentence for his part in the bomb- ing. @
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
So ''Skinny'' Couldn't Work. Gained q lbs.
 and New Strengtk

Miss Donie Brison writes, Before took lronized Yeast l was so skinny I could not do my days work. But now I can work hard all day and rest good all night.
 About months ago my weight was 126 pounds. Ironized Yeast gave me 147 pounds of good flesh. Ton would think 1 was another woman, l feel and look so much better"
 Stop being skinny" and always tired. Thousands have gained 10 i5 pounds in weeks with Ironizel Yeast. Scrawny bones change to graceful curves. Blotched skin be- comes clear and fresh. Lazy" feel ing vanishes.
 Only when Yeast is lronized is it so wonderfully effective-for Iron is needed to ring out the weight building and strengthening values Of Yeast. Pleasant tablets in handy bottle, safe for everybody. Never cause gas or bloating.
 Go 10 any druggist today and get a full size treatment of lroni2ed Yeast. If after this generous trial you are not delighted. get your money back from druggist or manu- facturer.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18

is. You owe it to your team and as d mark of good sportsmanship to be within that age limit if you take part in Rotary League games. only ask for your cooperation in getting your birth certificates to me. Help to keep the game clean and you will gain by it.
 And remember this, never for get the opportunity that has been given to you to take part in this fine American sport and if in fu- ture years, you have it within your power to do something for the young lads, don't forget what has been done for you.
 Try to show your appreciation by playing the game fair and square, taking your defeats like man. When you win don't show poor sportsmanship by growing over your defeated opponents"
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
DEPUTIES NEEDED
 SAYS RUTHERFORD
Building Inspector Says Two As
 SistantS Are Necessary

Building Inspector Arthur N. Rutherford, making it clear that he was not attempting to speak the sentiments of the building commits sion, this afternoon asserted that compliance with the local and state statutes will be impossible if the present force of building inspectors is reduced.
 The inspector had been queried With reference to a resolution intro- duced at last nights common coun- ell meeting which sought to reduce the force of three building inspectors by one. The inspectorship which the resolution fathered by Council man W. Spaulding Warner and others was aimed at is held by Deputy Thomas B. Fay.
 Chief Inspector Rutherford cX- plained that the volume of new busI- ness is lower than 1t has been in rc- cent months, but that the building for which permits were then issued is still in course of construction and that more frequent inspection is re- quired now than in the period when building reports showed high figures; also that the program of old build ing inspection, required by statutes, but ignored by necessity until recent months, takes almost the entire time of one inspector. The arrangement which created a position of second deputy inspector several months ago, made it possible for Chief h. spector Rutherford to spend more time in his office, interviewing pros- pective homo owners and explaining the zoning and building ordinances. If he is required to make field in- spections in a greater degree tha il he does now. consultation work must
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
WaU Street Briefs

New York, July 1S.-The cost of seats on the New York Curb Ex- change continues to soar. Arrange ments have now been made for the transfer of three at s225,O0O, s222,- 900 and $215,O00 compared with the previous high of s2O0, 900. which was established earlier in the week. Of the three new transactions, the S225,OOO seat was the last one sold.
 Receivers of the Wickwire Spen- cer Steel Co. the Wickwise Spen- eer Sales Corporation and the American Wire Fabrics Corp. for the first six months of 1929 showed a profit of S94751S after expenses.
 The Waterbury, Conn. Gas Light Co. is to be merged with the Con- necticut Electric Service Co.,. which is controlled by United Gas Improve ment. The basis is two shares of Waterbury Gas Light for each of Connecticut Electric Service.
 Stockholders of the Detroit Creamery Go. have deposited consid- erably more than the 75 per cent of stock necessary to effect the merger with National Dairy Products.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
UNEASINESS MARKS
 MARKET OPENING
Federal Reserve Statement Causes COnCern-PooIS Buying

New York. July Is LP(-UneasinHss ever the weekly federal reserve statement to be issued after the close of the stock market, accounted for the widespread irregularity in price movement today.
 Pool operations were resumed in about a score specialties, which were marked up to points. but many Of the recent favorites, particularly in the railroad group, yielded 1 to 5 points on selling by professional traders who desired to tighten their long continents.
 Call Money Per Cent
 Call money renewed at per cent and appeared to be in early plentiful supply at that figure. Time money rates held firm around "A per cent. No charge was made in the Bank of England discount rate, and no change is expected at the New York federal reserve meeting after the close.
 Trade and earnings reports con- tinue favorable, Current prosperity of the railroads is reflected in the increased purchases of equipment which. in turn, has stimulated the trading in the equipment stocks. Re ports that independent oil producers were seeking a tariff on oil appar- ently was without market influence.
 Commission houses continue to stress the possibility of sharp re- adjustment in security values and urge caution in the making of new commitments. With brokers loans already close to the highest level in all time. fears were expressed by some houses that sharp increase to a new high record today might have an adverse effect on specula- tive sentiment
 Johns MamilIe Run Up
 Johns Manville, which has been mentioned in unconfirmed Wall large building materials merger ran up s 1-2 points R. H. Macy advanced 1-2. General Railway Signal and Glidden. Radio, Gold Dust, Gillette Safety Razor, Colum- rbia Graphophone City Ice X Fuel, Fox Film and Abitibi Power sold } to points higher. New high prices were registered by Crown Cork X Seal. Lima Locomotive, Pub lie Service of New Jersey and L. S. ] k- Carrlritinc
 On the other hand, Midland Steel Products preferred dropped nearly 6 points and Commercial Invest | ment Trust, A M. Byers. Simmons Otis Elevator, American Linseed an1 SafeWay Stores all yielded points or more,
 | Declines of 1 to 3 1-2 points wer, | quite common in the railroad group | Canadian Pacific, Missouri Pacific Katy" common. Baltimore X Ohio Reading and Chicago Northwestern the hardest hit.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
Birth Record

A daughter was born at the New Britain General hospital on Monday to Mir. and Mrs. Arthur J. Cacchillo of 344 Allen street.
 A son vas born at New Britain General hospital today to Mr. ana Mrs. Peter Teatear of 16I Wilcox ..i
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
CHARGED WITH DOG THEFT

sergeant T. J. Feeney this after- noon arrested John Corlick, IS. of kensington. on the charge of theft of a valuable German police dog owned by Rocco Giobino of 4O5 South Main street. this city. Accord ing to the owner. the dog was stolen out of his yard on July ,. It was recovered and Corlici will be ar raigned in police court tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
of arms shipments to nations a
Take Up Gas Treaty

war.
 Take Up Gas Treaty
 Further effort will be made in the senate to obtain ratification of the poison gas protocol. Fifteen na- tions have adhered to this, most of them in the last year. The list in- cludes Great Britain, France, Ger many and Italy. A majority of members of the senate foreign rela- tions committee is now said to favor the outlawry of poison gas in warfare.
 There is some hope that the ex- pected Hoover Macdonald confer ence will lead toward an arbitra- ton treaty with Great Britain, un- der which the two nations would promise to submit to arbitration any dispute arising between them. It may also be that Hoover and Macdonald will come to some un- derstanding which will hold up construction of most of the 15 new cruisers voted by congress. al- though contracts for the first two have just been let.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to sincerely thank our kind friends and relatives for eX- pressions of sympathy and floral tributes at the time of death of our beloved daughter. Joan. We also wish to thank Pattern Dept. of P. X F. Corbin Co.
 Mr. and Mrs Fred Wcnzel.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18

be abandoned in corresponding de- gree, he explained today.
 Mayor Paonessa had before him today the resolution providing for a committee to make the investigation, but he did not appoint the commit tee authorized by the common coun- Cil
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
MARKET LEASES STORE

The Fulton Markets, Inc. have taken a lease from the Economy store at 317 Main street. for five years, at an annual rental of S2,4o0. The lessee will conduct a meat mar kct
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
Horwitz Takes Appeal
 From Court Decision

Edward (New Yorker) Horwitz of this city has taken an appeal to su- perior court from the action of the Hartford police court in fining him $25 and costs on the, charge of breach of the peace and has posted q bond of s100.
 Horwitz was arrested at the bath ing beach at Reservoir No. on Monday the caretaker accusing him of causing a disturbance. Horwitz claimed that a button on the shoul- der strap of his bathing suit scratch ed him and he asked a lifeguard for. iodine. Caretaker Smith and Horwitz had words and the latter's arrest en- sued.
 TREASURY BALANCE .v
 Treasury Balance. s22S,004,s45.-
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
BOND ISSUES DULL
 ON IRREGULAR DAY
Brokers Loans Report Awaited
 Money Somewhat Easier

New York. July IS (P-1rregu- larty marked the course of the bond market today as traders in the spec ulative convertible list began to tighten their loads preparatory to sitting back and waiting for the federal reserve statement on brok CTS loans.
 The rails opened strong, with a few of the leaders establishing new highs, but before mid day selling was encountered and prices eascd off. The United States government issues continued their decline.
 Sales were under the brisk trad ing days of last week. Money was easier, with call money renewing al s per cent and time rate holding around "A Money was reputed in supply.
 Railroad financing featured the days bond offerings. The Van Sweringen's Nickle Plate placed s2,- 100000 in 4l2 per cent equipment trust gold certificates priced to yield $50 to 5.o5 per cent. The Brook lyn Manhattan Transit Corporations S three year 1-2 per cent secured gold notes, amounting to S13.500.- GOO were priced at 9S.5. A price of 70 was fixed for General Theater Equipment Inc, $26,0o0,000 15- year 6 per cent convertible gold debentures.
 AllC@henNs Climb
 Tho Van SWeriugen'S Allegheny Corporation 5s of 1914 and 104g opened strong. the latter again breaking through to a new high, on announcement of $60,000.0O0 market profit in railroad securities held by the corporation At mid day their gains were converted into losses, before new support was ral- lied to the market. AtchiSon con- Nertible 412s approXimated their previous high. Burlington Refund ing 3 lgs dipped to a new low for the year at 93le
 The communication issues American Telephone convertible 1 12s and International Telephone convertible 4 4lss-both sold off. Ger tainteed 1-2s were the weak spot in the industrial section.
 Little interest was displayed in the foreign list.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
LOCAL STOCKS Furnished by Putnam & Co.,
Insurance Stocks s

Bid Asked Aetna Casualty ....,1S7o 1920
New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
DIAMOND
 Ginger Ale

Salads and desserts made of Diamond Ginger Ale never have a "hat" they re- tain something of the tang and aliveness of the drink itself-have a subtle flavor that is delightful.
 Authorities recognize Diamond Ginger Ale as a healthful addition to meals due to its favorable, reaction upon the digestive fluids. The Jamaica ginger, aged and mellowed for two long years, warns the stomach. The mineral content eium, magnesium and iron -is most wholesome and healthful.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
ARTICLES FOR SALE
WANTrD TO RENT

WANTED-Four or five-room furnished
house or apartment by permanent rent
er. Must be fi~rst-class and reasonable
price. Phone Z. W-l23
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
The Road to a Home of Your Own Lies in the Classified Real Estate Ads
G ADVERTISEMENT

Number Three and Commissioner
Number -Four.
2. That said election shall be
held at the following places In the
City Of Brownsville, Texas. to-wit:
First Ward. Fire Station: Second
Ward, Alamo Building. 900 Adams;
Third Ward, Central Fire Station;
Fourth Ward. Fire Station.
And that the following named per-
sons are hereby appointed Manag-
ers of said Election, to-wit:
First Ward: w. "A. Rasco. Presid-
ing Judge; Louis Brulay, Judge;
Morris Clint, Judge: Chas. ID
Brown, Judge: Frank B. Armstrong
Clerk; Mrs. II. Sterling, Clerk; Mrs
"A. wv. Price. Clerk;Mrs. H. J.. Fitch,
Clerk.
Second Ward: Henry M Shelton
Jr.. Presiding Judge; Owen r,
Combe, Judge: Harry Hollowellr
Judge: r. Recio, Judge: Jimmie
Kowalski, Clerk: w. Perez. Clerk;
vaneltin Gavito, Clerk; Mrs. w.
r. Jones, Clerk.
Third Ward: Jno. r.. Copeland,
Presiding Judge; Manuel Tamez,
Judge: wv. X. Thielen. Judge; San
tiago de Luna. Judge; Mrs. Manuel
Tamez. Clerk: Mrs. Georgia II
Hand. Clerk; John II. Harvey, Clerk;
Miss Jeseant Armstrong. Clerk
Fourth Ward: Enrique Garcia
Presiding Judge; Frank Alcedo
Judge; Cuban M0nsees, judge;
Harry Richardson. Judge; Mrs
Mary Weller, Clerk: Mrs. z. M
Sloss. Clerk: Lee r. Vance; Mrs
II. r.. Shelton. Clerk.
:. That said Election shall be
held under the provisions OF the
Charter of the City Of Brownsville,
Texas. and Amendments thereto.
ard the constitution and laws OF
the state or Texas. and the man
ner OF holding said Election snaii
be governed by the General Elec-
ton Laws OF the State Of Texas
4 That q copy or this Order.
| signed by the Mayor OF the City Of
brownsville. and attesed by the City
Secretary OF said Civ. shall serve
as a proper notice Of such election
s. That the Mayor Of said City
of Brownsville is authorized and
directed 20 cause said notice OF the
Election TO be posted at each OF the
above named voting places I'm said
CITY. for at least thirty 600 fun
DAYS prior to the date OF said cleo
ton.
&. That the said Mayor Is fur
Their authorized and directed to have
said notice or Election published IN
the Brownsville Herald. q news
uaper Of general circulation. pub
lished ~ the CITY az Brownsville.
and which notice shall be published
once each week for four C) con-
secut,ve weeks, prior TO the date q
the Election.
Passed and approved. this the
1st dav or November. "A. d.. 1923
Signed: A p. Cole. Mavor'
City Or Brownsville, Texas
(SEATA
ATTEST:
Sirned. "A. ". Mundav. Secretary.
CITY Of Brownsville. Texas.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
NOTICE OF

Commissioner Starck introduced.
read and moved the passage OF
the following notice of election.
which motion was seconded by
Commissioner Hinkley. and upon
being put to a vote by the May
or. same was passed by the following
vote: Voting aye: Commissioner
Starck, Hinkley and Cobolini. Vot-
ing Nay: Commissioner Hipp. Not
Voting: Mayor Cole.
WHEREAS, section 8 Of Article Y
or the CITY Charter or the City
Of Brownsville. Texas. provides that
the Regular Municipal Elections in
the City Of Brownsville shall be
held on the second Tuesday OF
December i'm the year "A. ID. 1915.
and on said day every two years
thereafter:
Therefore. be 1t ordered BY the
City commission OF the CITY OF
Brownsville, Texas:
1. That a Regular Municipal
Election be held In the City Of
Brownsville. Texas. on Tuesday. the
10th day Of December. a. D.. 1929,
the same being the second Tuesday
in said month. within the hours
prescribed by law. for the election
Of the following officers, to-wit:
Five (5) Commissioners. one Of
when shall be designated MS Mayor:
the others To be designated as Com
missioner Number One. Commission
CT Number Two. Commissioner
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
@ ADVERTISEMENT


The State OF Texas, }
County OF Cameron.
Notice is hereby given that by viz
tue OF a certain Order OF Sale IS
sued out OF the Honorable District
Court of Cameron County on the
9th day Of November, 1929, BY Jno.
p. Seaman, clerk or said court, for
the sum OF Thirty-eight hundred
nineteen and 1900 C~$3.8l9.13) Dol
lars and costs of suit. under a iudg-
ment, in favor OF e.. q. Bowman and
w. -. Spence I'm a certain cause in
said court, No. 1854 and styled: wv.
ID. Spence ct nj VS.. Hugh Fitzgerald
Ct al, placed in my hands for SER
vice, /, wv. F. Bown. as sheriff OF
Cameron county. Texas. did on the
9th day OF November. 1929. levy on
certain real estate. situated in Cam
er0n county, described as follows,
to-wit:
6.B acres OF survey 139 and 62
acres out Of survey 293 said two par
GELS or land being adjacent and cor
tiguous, and more particularly de-
scribed a. block 81, out III survey
l39 and 298 as shown by the duly re-
corded map or plat OF a re-subdi-
vision OF said two original surveys
made by Iceland Company and
now on file in the office Of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
@ ADvERTTsEnTENT

county clerk. Tn a deed or convey
ance from Claude G. Bowman to
w. X. Johnson duly recorded tn
volume n pages la TO LIS OF tho
deed records on Cameron county,
Texas. 10 which record OF said map
and said deed reference ~ here
made for greater cetainty, and levied
upon as the propety or Hugh Fitz-
egrald &C M. and that ON the first
Tuesday IN December, 1929, the same
being the 3rd day OK said month.
at the court house door Of Cameron
county. In the city or Brownsville.
Texas, between the hours Of 10 n
WI. and a ID. m., by virtue or Baia
levy and said Order of Sale, / win
sell said above described real es-
tate mt public vendue, for cash ta
the highest bidder. az the property
OF said Hugh Fitzgerald c. a.
And III compliance with law, y
give this notice by publication. i'm thu
English language, once a week for
three consecutive weeks immediately
preceding said day OF sale, In the
Brownsville Herald. a newspaper
published in Cameron county.
Witness nv hand this 9th day or
November, 1929.
wv. ". BROWN.
Sheriff. Cameron County.
Nv II. "A. Jag0u, Deputy.
fSeaD 1l-12-1o-26-St-35e8
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Cameron County Water Improve
ment District Number Thirteen will
receive bids for q Depository as pro-
vided BY law, I'D 70 2 o'clock r. M.
December z. 1929, at which time
the bids viii be opened.
Bids should be addressed to the
District, care OF Rentfro and Cole.
Attorney-at-Law. State National
Bank Building, Brownsville. Texas.
SEAL) p. w. SAMUEL,
President Of the Board Of Direc-
tors or Cameron County Water I'm
provement District Number Thir-
teen. IN Cameron County, Texas.
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