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New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
D|STILLING PLANT.
 OPERATORS HELD
State Police Believe They Have
 Broken Rum Ring

Bridgeport. Nov, 12 LPt-What is believed by state police to be a gi- 8antic 'alcohol ring" supplying southwestern Connecticut with liquor, was uncovered Saturday when they raided an apparently va cant house at GA Lincoln avenue, this city, and seized one Of the most complete distilling plants ever found in this state.
 Yesterday Paul NJ, Young propri- etor of q cigar store, and his broth CT, Lawrence, was arrested and held the peace for investigation into their alleged connection with the seized plant.
 Their eases were continued in city court today, and Immediately there after thb were re-arrested on bench warrants issued by Assistant States Attorney 1orin W. Willis.
 They will be arraigned in>the De- cembcr term of the superior court charged with manufacturing liquor.
 Saturdays raid was made by eight state policemen, five of them from the Hartford barracks Every room in the building was being usai for distillation of alcohol The off, cerS found, besides the distiling ap- paratus, a large quantity of brown sugar, two barrels of mash and 10 gallons of alcohol
 The building, according to the police. is owned by Zimmer brothers of this city.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
CURB SLUMPS IN
 NEW SALES WAVE
Several Issues Lose 10 to 25 Points During Day

New York. Nov. 12 (P>-Tbe curb market again struggled with a heavy wave of selling today which depressed most leading stocks l to more than , points, and several is sues 10 10 , points, The ticker was more than three-quarter of an hour later by early afternoon.
 Follows Bi" Board
 The sharp drop on the "big board late yesterday brought d fresh wave of selling on the curb at the opening today. and while the list showed consid derab ble resistance, prices worked gradually lower dur ing the session. The decline, how ever, was orderly, with no repetition Of the recent panicky conditions.
 Aluminium Co. of America drop ped 20 points 10 2l0, and Standard Power and Light tumbled %. New mont. Middle West Old Stock. Per feet Circle and Tubze were among issues losing from & to 1t points,
 Electric Bond and Share. Cites Service. Associated Gas A and Gold man Sachs were among issues losing i points Or more. American Super power. Central States Electric. Allied Power and Light Blue Ridge, Shen- United Light A. and Middle West new sold off F 10 points 5y early afternoon.
 Humble Oil and Ford of Canada \ lost about 3 poNlsv
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
FURTHER DISTRESS
 SALES IN MARKET
100 Stocks Crash Down to New
 Lows for Year

New York. Nov. r. (P-Further distress selling developed in 4odays S stock market, and prices Of leading issues crashed o new low levels for the year after a mid session rally failed 10 hold
 Extreme declnes in the active shares ranged from 10 lA points. Jersey Central breaking 20, Peoples Gas 29 F and American Express lp6 on small transactions.
 Trading showed an enormous in- crease in volume, with inc ticker running more than an hour late in he last hour.
 In the absence of any adverse business or financial news. Wall street was forced 10 the conclusion that numerous weak spots still cX- lsted, and that no general recovery could be hoped for until they had been cleaned out. Short selling also has increased measurably in volume.
 The New York banking group, organized when the first bad break occurred on October 24. 10 assure an orderly market apparently is making no effort to stem the decline at this stage No meetings Of the group have been held for 10 days. although it's participants have kept in close touch with the market and with each other.
 |. s, Steel common. which sold as high as 2612. in September. broke tc l5& F, off $. in the heavy wave ,of selling which swept over the market in the last hour, but made partial recovery from he low level. Amer lcan Can, General Electric. Sears Roebuck National Biscuit. Naw ! ork Central and Northern Pacific v"r" among the, many other issues 10 reach new loW levels for tho year,
 Call money renewed unchanged a : Der cent and time money rates , held steady at the same figure.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
PIONEER RUSSIAN
 SETTLER IS DEAD
George HamiIla Was One of Founders d Orthodox Church

George Hamlia. aged about v years, one of the earliest Russian settlers of this city and one of the founders of the Russian Orthodox church, died this morning at his nom" at 327 Washington street from complications incident 10 old age
 lie was born in Russia but at an carly age emigrated 10 this city. He Was employed in local factories for many years but for the past several wars had lived in retirement He "aS prominent in the Activities of inc Russian Orthodox church and was a member of the St. Cyril Meth cGlus society and St. Michael society.
 Surviving hlrn are two sons, Michael and John Hamilla: three daughters, Mrs. Stanley Ulias Mrs. Stanley Gadzck, and Mrs. Anthony Gasparini. all of this city; a brother, stephen Hamilla Of Youngstown. Ohio, and three sisters. the Misses Mary and Martha Hamilla of Bridge port and Miss Anna Hamilla of this city.
 Funeral arrangements. in charge ht stanley BoraWski are incomplete,
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
BOND LISTS SHOW
 EASIER TENDENCY
Best Investment Issues Given
 Only Fair Support

New York, Nov, F P-Bond prices showed easier tendencies TO- day, rehecling f 'ther selling coin cidenr with the drop in stocks. Prime investment issues again re- cojved only fair support, and these were numerous losses in the low roapon rails United States govern mcnt listings were active and ir- regularly higher, .
 convertibles. hard hit by, the drop in share values. yielded suh- stan1iaily, International Telophone 4 IFS lost about 10 points. while American Telephone i l-2s sold of more than 6. American l. G. Chem |eal i-@s. Atchison 1 t-2s and New HRcn 6s fell about points each.
 In tn" railroad section of the gen rrtl list. there were declines of d point or more in Canadian Pacific .5s. chicago X Eastern Illinois 5s Cri- rago Great Western 4s. Chicago X Northwestern refundinE 5s. St. Paul adjustment 5s Missouri. Pacific eer- eral 4S, and Nickel Plate 54 s& Other soft spots included Erie general As. Rock islnnd I l-3s and Is and Long Island 5s Nominal buying of Atchi- son &'neraI 4 and adjustment 4s, Missouri Pacific IS. Southern Pacific ti-s and 4s and Wabash second '5s supported those issue lightly above ,h" previous close.
 lndnstrials and utilities driffcd irreguIarly lower. bm showed un- impressive volume. oil company bonds were firm
 Foreign listinss saggrd. alhough l'adtns European government loans offered considerable resistance.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
titch5urg Man Before
 Court in Drill Theft

ANeN MISS. NoV- 1- IPl-Cl1ronca \ Reynolds. 25, Of 3o Lincoln street. Fitchburg. who is alleged 10 have @i iolen an electric drill valued at SD from the Townsend blacksmith shop of l.. G. WhitIock and then to have paWned it for $3 in Worcester was arraiSned ip district cours here this YlorninG chraged with breaking and entering in the night. He was held for taal Saturday in $@ou bail alter pleading not guilty EoNnoIds WAS arrested in FitchbUrs carly this morning.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
.RIORDAN BURIED;
 THRONGS ATTEND
Special Dispensation Makes
 Catholic Service Possible

New York, Nov. 12 Pl-While staring. curious crowds filled the sidewalks along streets just above sedate old Washington Square to- 1 day, the body of James J. Riordan. president of the County Trust com pany of New York. was carried out of his home in which he con- mltted suicidy last Friday, and borne 10 St. Bernards church for the Roman Catholic funeral allowed by special disbensation.
 Friends in Procession
 State and city officials and politi- cal leaders of both New York and New Jersey attended the funeral. Among the honorary pail bearers were his boyhood friend, former Governor Alfred F. Smith. Mayor James J. Walker, Lieutenant Cover nor Herbert H, Lehman, John l. Raskob. William F. Kenny, Sheriff Charles W. Culkin. Public Service Commissioner George F. Van Nance and John F. Curry, Tammany leader.
 The entire family Of former Cover nor smith attended the services, together with George B. Graves. his former secretary. From New Jer- sey came former Governor Harry A, Moore and Mayor Frank Hague Of Jersey City.
 Albert Conway, state superinten- dent of insurance, and James A. Beha. tormef superintendent and head of the newly formed demo- cratic union, were present. Among the city officials were George ]. Ryan. president of the board of education. and James J. Sexton, president of the board of taxes and aSSe SSmenlS.
 Others who attended Were Senator Robert F. Wagner, Vincent Astor, a | director of the bank. Congressman D. Sullivan. William ]. 1 l,ahey, Former chief inspector of police. Dr, Arthur J. Leonard of Saratoga, and William A. Humphrey ! of Albany.
 So Policemen on Detail
 fIghty-tiNe policemen, 10 of them { mounted, had been detailed 10 reelI- late the traffic along the route fol- lowed by the procession As i; 1 turned into lower Firth avenue, the1 crowds grew denser. and windows m the new apartment hotels just above the Washington Arch were iilled with faces Three automobiles hlIed with flowers preceded the funeral procession.
 NesterdaN. the first business day S'nce' Mr. RiordKl's suicide was made public. proved better than normal day for the County Trust company. At closing time Officials announced, there was q net increase Of S10o,ooo in deposits
 Although Mr. Eiordan shot him self Friday afternoon, Dr.. Charles Norris, chief medical examiner . withheld his death from the public 'ntll after the bank had closed Saturday afternoon,
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

Oil SZ.
 Early Break Losses
 In the early break, Jersey Central dropped SEQ share. Union Pacific 10 and Norfolk X Western. Pacific Lighting. National Biscuit, Brooklyn l nion Gas, Chesapeake corporation. Northern Pacific, First National Stores, International Business Ma chimes, and New York Central sold down SI 10 =& il share, the last five of winch touched new low levels for tn" year.
 Achson rallied from $22l.5o to S2i@.3n, off $1; International Tele- lhon" from %G5.1o 10 $GH. off SC American Can from &9g.&7 to $lO3.- -, up $&.25, and American Tele- phone from @2p712 to $2oa.75. up '5 cents, Fresh offerings appeared on the rally, and some of the gains were quickly cut down or cancelled.
 No meeting Of the New York hanhIng group, which has been sup= foriing the market has been called tor today. and none is contemplated.
 one block of 52.000 North Amer '-'' ''''Nh bhi it'tSi ItSlliS tlidllN- q hands at 12f2 cents or just half oI yesterdays closing quotation. . uion Pacific fell back &g.75 d siar" and American Power X Light. Auburn Auto and Louisville x Nashville lost S5 a share. or more. N"" York Central dropped S".25 u 'har" to >IG7.75 and General Flee ric S3 a share to $19o, both new 0" levels for the year
 stocks on the curb exchange lost = to $90 q share as several blocks >f 10000 10 35,0oo shares were jumped on the market. Electric joud and share opened with a dock of %3.0H0 shares $9.G2 lower. . Ind Cities Service opened with a dock of 15,30o off $2.S7 American >IpcrpoWcr,a United Light and Pow 'r A. Central States Electric. and . American and Foreign Tower war! =nls were among issues losing $l | O $2.50.
 Bank stocks also were generally ! Under pressure on thn overtime | 'omlor market. National City open ! ad $27o bid, $2So asked. off $1o: . Guaranty Trust, $61o bid, $63o ask l
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
BANK CONTROL CHANGED

ITent0n \. J. Nov. 12 lP-l'on- "ol or the Hanover Trust company or Wn1ch Newton A. K. Bugbee, for merlN state comptroller. was presi dent, has been transferred 10 the hands of committee of bankers representing four Trenton banks. Tn" committee stated the control had been changed to- simplify the present relationship between the Hanover and other banking institu- tions.
 The bankers committee issued q statement which asserted it had made an examination of it's assets and. in their opinion the bank is fully able 10 meet it's obliga tons"
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
REPORTS OPTIMISTIC
 ON RED GROSS DRIVE
Officials Of Annual ROil Call state That Unusual >uppurt Is Given
 By Factories

The corps of women aiding in the annual Red Cross roll call today took mp their posts in the local banks and the response immediately was gratifying, according 10 Edward Rrnommer. director
 Mir, Bruemmer reports that fac tories are giving the work unusual support this year and that the workers in the various plants are reporting excellent proSreSs.
 Many merchants have donated window space, Mr. Bruemmcr re- ports, and Boy Scouts have distrlb- uted material for window displays.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
PLANS MADE FOR GAME

New Haven, Nov. 12 IP)--The New Haven road today completed arrangements for transporting fans 10 the fale-Princeton football game at the bowl Saturday. There will he about 70 extra trains. oS each way between New York and this c''y and two each way from Spring held. Boston and Providence. The road expects to carry about 3O.OO0 fans.
 Special coach trains will begin lnavin2 the Grand Central terminal al ":oo o'clock on the morning Of he game.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
DOMINION STATUS
 PROVES PUzzL|NG
Experts Trying to Define Rights
 Of British Nations

London, Nov. 12. {P)-ln a musty little office in London a group of legal experts are struggling 10 straighten out international tang1es.
 unnoticed by a world that is ap-
 plauding the spectacular efforts of American and British statesmen to secure world peace.
 These lawyers. functioning undpr the unilluminating title of "A Com
 nlttee of Experts Appointed by the Imperial Conference of 1926" are trying to reconcile legislation and rules governing the British do- minions with the status of equality among the dominions as declared by that conference. They repre- sent all the dominions and England and are to report to the next Im- perial Conference in 1880.
 The British government is more than glad 10 allow independence to each of the dominions in their in- ternal affairs, but when laws affect other parts of the empire or Eng land itself, a line must be dra VII between internal and empire legis- lation.
 It is the British equivalent of the, theory on federal and state rights of legislation, a satisfactory divi- sion of which forms the basis of an amicable United States of America.
 Officials of the colonial office point out that there have been no clashes between the rules that gov ern Dominion affairs and the new freedom. But the clarlfication of legal points now being sought is bit of prevention in case any dis pute or question of application should arise in the future. The officials refuse to discuss what the laws might be that a dominion should not be allowed to enact, de- claring that there have been no eases in point
 The committee is also seeking to clarity the constitutional provision that legislation by the British par tldIlitt1t dpI)iN JIl9 lp d IUtulnlDn De passed only with the consent of the dominion concerned.
 Other matters under c0nsidpra- ton by the committee in it's secret meetings arc:s
 recommendations on the existing statutory provision for the Kings veto, if he cares to Wield it, on any dominion legislation. His Majesty has never exercised this power. but he might.
 Recommendation concerning the principles underlying the Colonial Laws Validity Act of 1865 (which defines the rights sand duties of the Dominions) and the extent to which any provisions of that Act ought to be modified in the light of equality among the various members of the ! British Commonwealth of Nations A report on the principles which ! should govern Legislation relating 10 merchant shipping in the vari- ! ous part of the Empire This in- 1 ,ludes such matters as the Qualifi- cations for registry as a British ship, the work done by His Maies- tvs consuls in the Interest of Brit sh shipping and seamcn. and the i tight Of naval courts at foreign ports 10 deal with offenses on Brit { sh ships.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
POIL>EN NAMES DURANT

New Haven, Nov. 12 tP)-Captain Nels I. Poulsen, state vice con- nander of the American Legion to- day announced the appointment of Major Nelson R- Durant of this city as premiership chairman for New Haven county.
 Following his appointment Major Durant said he would attempt 10 in- cIeaSe the membership in this county 10 more than 4.O00 from the present total of approximately 3.200.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
IniA>i K\ BALANCE. Treasury Balance. E14E 5&s lul
Marine Inquest Begun
 In Death of Officer

ManagUa. Nicaragua, Nov. tg.-A marine inquest board and civil ln- Ncstigatn& sta1T pressed separate inquiries today into the death ol Major Charles <. AIcRoynoIGS. United States marine corps who uied yesterday from bullet wounds inflicted by natives.
 The official communjqur j=suca by headquarters did not reveal the de- tails of the attack on Major Me Reynolds, Brig. Cen. Dion Wu- Iams, commanding, ordered the in quest board 10 meet McRpynolds only recently arrived in Nicaragua. He is survived by wife and two children, now living in Washington n. (.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
BOMBS DUST OFFICERS

Dublin. Nov. Y (P>-Fonl smell in3 bombs were exploded in rooms Of the National university today when officers of the Free State came to take the names of students training corps of the new Irish vol unteer reserve.
 Posters calling for recruits wcr" torn down and replaced by protests a"GinSt the forms tion Of the. reserve Whlch is opposed by the Irish re. publicans.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
SEEK GAS SERVICE

Hartford. Nov, 12 tP-Thirtv- four residents of Seymour were at the state capitol this morning. in support or their petition for gas service expressing their views in the matter before the Connecticut pub- lie utilities commission. The peti- ton is for extension of gas mains on south Main. Hillside and Richard streets and Scott avenue in Seymour.
 The perhy Gas X Electric con- pany has no charter rights in Sey- hour. those rights having been held by the Seymour Electric company nol or the Connecticut Light X Power co
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
BANK OFFICER SENTENCED

Camden, x. J.. Nov. 12 IP}-Sam- hei k. Warrington, former assist ant real estate officer of the Broad way Merchants Trust Co. of Cam- den, today was sentenced 10 five years m state prison for cmbezzling $75.Hou.
 The money was lost in the reccnl stock market crash.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
" REG K VICTIM DIES

oahdale. Tenn, Nov. 12 0P) - John Russell, 17, Of Mill Spfings. x. C., died in q hospital today at Lockwood. Tenn, of injuries re- relNed yesterday in the Wrecle near here of the .northbound passenger train. the Ponce De Leon, of the southern railway. This brought the total deaths 10 five.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
Wheat Prices Drop,
 Then Rally Sharply

Chicago Nov. 12 GP>-Wheat prices crashed down 21a to 1-4 cents in a sensational opening break today, hut rallied sharply in the early trad ing, The collapse was attributed 70 breaks at Liverpool yesterday when tine domestic market was closed and 10 the slumpmg stock markets.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
v PRESIDENT HAS GUESTS

Washington. Nov. 12 tP>-Karl Birkel, president of the United Press Association, Ernest Lee .Jahncko assistant secretary of the navy, Edmund Phelps of New Or leans, trustee of Tulane University and former Governor Baxter of Maine, Wor" luncheon guests today at the White House
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
WIFE SEEKS HEART BtI.sI..

Norwich. Nov. t2 GpA-Charging that Mrs, Hazel tlmer, widow Of Henry r. timer, had alienatcd the affections Of her husband. Mrs Charles Frtnk ot this city seeks S50.ooo damages in a suit brought in superior court.
 Timer, prominent leather manu- siN months ego by shooting. while a patient at the New Haven hos pital.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
Mrs. Emma Giles Thompson

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Giles Thompson. 7a. for the past 40 years resident Of this city, who died yesterday at the home of her grandson, LyoneltT Hawksworth Of 22 Kenneth street, Hartford will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at St. Marks church, Rev. Samuel Satellite will officiate and burial will be in Fairvew cemetery,
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
GORL I'D ElSICN

Hartford. Nov. 12 LP)-Commis- sion"r Robert T. Hurley of the state police today said he has de- cid"d 10 accept the resignation of Lieut.. Clifford x. Gorgas, in charge Of the Hartford barracks
 II"ul. GorSas was suspended on october 70 and a hearing was held.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
F Is
Jay Nehl,

Funeral services a1or Jay Webb, aged 5G, of 7o3 Stanley street, well known grain and feed dealer who died Sunday, at the wheel of his will be held tomorrow afternoon at , o'clock at the home. Rev, William H. -Nderson Of Trinity M hodist church will of1iCiate. Burial will be in ITSirview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

ed off $15; Chase National $150 bid, $l34 asked, off SS.
 First National, however was steady at $5,000-$5, 500, and Equit able Trust New York opened g. higher at $S6-$9S.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
lHE. MARKET AT 1915 r. NJ
Furnished by Putnam X Co

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New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
$40 DRILL, STOLEN

French X Clock of ld7 Arch street reported to the police today that a portable electric"drill was stolen out Of their truck yesterday II was val ued at $40. Sergeant r. J. OMara is Investigating,
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
Real Estate News

D, (. Judd Co.,. 10 Eleanor W. Srarlr. Adams street. warranty. as
 Ida <. Atwater, ct al to New Brit sin Trust Co, $7,50o mortgage. El- bridge rcad.
 Esther O. Jones 10 Michael Ander- sen. =+.Aoo mortgage, Stanley street.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
Birth Record

A daughter was born yesterday 10 MT and Mrs. Joseph Lazzaro of 70 Oak street. Mr. LazZaro is proprietor of the Modern Hat Sbop