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New Britain herald., 1929-06-08
FOX IS CAPTURED 0N B|RUTA STREET
Trapped in Cellar and Felled in Stone Shower
NOW PRISONER IN CAGE
leynard, Suspected of Being Chick en Coop Raider, Succumbs to Pur- suit By Two Women and Man Whose Aim is True.

Rendered unconscious by we'll aimed blow with a rock. a half grown, reddish brown fox which wandered far frim it's woodland den today gazes upon the world from behind the mcshes of wire screen, to which place he has been sen- fenced upon suspicion of being the midnight Inarauder of chicken pens in the northern section of the city.
 The fox was captured yesterday by Edward kristopik of 69 Biruta street, asssitcd by his sister. Miss Anna kristopek, and neighbor. Mrs. Lewis Oftinowski of the same address.
 For weeks people in the vicinity of Biruta and North Burritt street.. have been bothered with loss of chickens al night. The theory Of thieves was discarded when feathers and blood spots left faint trails to- ward the woods on the north.
 Wild dogs were suspected. Resi- dents kept their shotguns loaded and ready for use. But there was no catching the thief. There would be a long period of silence. when all of sudden the stilly night wou!i te disturbed by frightened squawk and then more silence.
 Fox On Front Porch
 Yesterday Mrs. Oftinowski and Miss kristopik suddenly espied what they thought was strange dog on the front porch. It was about half grown and resembled Scotch col lie. It seemed fairly tame and was not disturbed at being seen until the woman approached, when the an-
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New Britain herald., 1929-06-08
Former Pastor of New Britain Church Given Only One
 Year to Live
FACES DEATH CALMLY
 WITH SMILE ON FACE
President Emeritus of Chicago 1lacO- logical Seminary Rose From Shoe. less N.wsbOy to Become M0dera- tor of Congregational Church- Was Minister of South Church i,l This City From 1904 to 1908.

Chicago, June 8 R-Down into the silences of the valley of death walks Dr. Ozora S. Davis to meet a friend-alone, fearless. confident.
 Victim of an incurable malady. the noted theologian has heard sur- geons pass a final sentence upon him-a year, perhaps longer, per haps only few days, and then the book ends.
 But there is no fear in the heart of this gentle. snowy-haired veteran of the pulpit who rose from shoe less, penniless newsboy to become moderator of the Congregational church and president of one of it's chief fountain heads, the Chicago Theological Seminary.
 Unafraid Of Death
 True, he has retired from the moderatorship and has become president emeritus of the seminary. But his hand is steady, his eye twirkling clear and his laughter hearty as he sits in his study in the new S1.o00.0o0 seminary building fruit of his 20 years as it's head talking of his life. what he has seen in his 6c years. and of tomorrow.
 Excuse me if l am not as active as once," he said. I've been a plaything for the surgeons" he tilted back in his chair. chuckling at the phrase. Dr. Davis is 62.
 "Of course, I don't want to go this is a mighty interesting world and I'm having mighty good time in it. But I'm no more afraid of it than I am of walking through the door to this study. For I know that l shall have a spiritual body to do with as I please and I won't have to worry about the aches and pans Of this poor physical body.
 '1'm a gentleman of leisure now. I'm going to write some books, a biography of Victor F.. Lawson. travel come. and. lecture to my classes. It's hard to make Yer mont Yankee quit work. you know" He paused, and for a long mo- rienttlooked out into the neat flag eed courtyard, thumbing memory's pages.
 Has Witnessed Marvels
 ''This world has been very good to me. Think of the things I've seen-the procession of scientific marvels in my time. Our problem now is how to provide personal con-
 
 and moral ends these tremendous engines we have devised.
 And the young people today
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New Britain herald., 1929-06-08
GERMANY LEADS ITALY

Hamburg, June s UP)-Ger- many entered the second day of Eu- ropean zone quarter final Davis Cup play here today with , to 0 lead over Italy Heinz Landmann. Germany. defeated Giovanni De stefani. 3-G, 6-4. s-S. 6-3. 6-3. and Hans Holden hauer. Germany. defeated Henry De Morpurgo. 5-7. 6-3. G-3 1-s, e-2.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-08
RIP0N CELEBRATES JUBILEE 0f PARTY
Same School House Where Re-
 publicaM Organized Used
JACKSON CLAIMS HONOR
Secretary Good to Give Address To- day - Second Michigan Town Plans Bid F'Or HOslOrs Of Anni- Scrsary.

ilhnS biu TH H0tTS VI NH"'
 sersary.
 Ripon. Wis, June Lp-A 75 year old echo was picked up in this historic little town today and ann plified to gigantic proportions by the thousands come to attend the republican diamond jubilee celebra- ton.
 Its genesis was a meeting in 1854 of a handful of bolitical-conscious pioneers who. moved by the crush ing defeat of the Whig party and the threat of slavery to stin foot hold in the north. were determined on drastic action.
 Same Building Used The same building that sheltered the leaders of this then remote ham let, nestled in the green wooded hills of the new state of Wisconsin. was the center of todays ceremonies commemorating the birth of the re- publican party three quarters of a century ago.
 Ripon bulgcd with visiting list four or five times greater than the total number of inhabitants. Ap- proximately 20,O00 persons were here for the celebration.
 Ripon college students aided in guiding the pilgrims about the town and ushered at the outdoor amphitheater rising from the tiny white school building where Alvin Earle Bovay called the significant meeting on March 20. 1851. The building placed recently on the edge of the college campus. was moved
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New Britain herald., 1929-06-08
Polish Republican Club
 Arranges for Outing

A meeting of the executive com- mittee of the Polish American Re- publican club was held last night at 416 Main street to prepare for the annual picnic on June 29. The com mittee in charge of the picnic was organized with Mir. Pietrzyk as chairman, Matthew kokoszka secre- tary and Andre Rogala as treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-08
Lawyers Ganney and Kirtham File Statements in Battle of
 Franklin Square,
MANDAMUS PROCEEDINGS
 ARGUED IN HIGH COURT
Counsel for Standard Oil Company
 Claims Time Limit for Appeal Has
 Expired - Corporation Counsel Claims Company is Without Legal , Right and Denies Government is Guilty Of Discrimination.


 Replying to the claim made by Corporation Counsel John H. Kirk ham that the Standard Oil Co. is not entitled to manalAdus to compel the building inspector to issue a permit for gasoline filling station on Franklin square because appeal was not taken to the board of ad- justment. Attorney Donald Gaffney, counsel for the oil company, set up the claim that the time limit for ap- peal has expired.
 Briefs were filed before Judge Ed ward NJ. Yeomans in superior court yesterday by Attorney Gaffney and Corporation Counsel Kirkham.
 @''Can counsel for the respondent be so foolish as to argue that the petitioner is barred by a non-exis- tence remedy?" Attorney Gaffney asked.
 Lawyer Gaffney's Claims
 The Gaffney brief. reviews the facts. summarization of which shows: The Standard Oil Co. pur- chased the plot for gasoline filling station. November 10. 1923: on Sep
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-07
HUDSON-ESSEX
SPECIALS.

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SPECIALS.
You have never had the OPP
portunity to purchase high
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1928 Chrysler Sedan; condition
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1928 Marmon Sedan, 8 cylinder ;
the original finish is hardly soiled
motor perfect; good tires, $695.O0.
1927 Hudson Brougham. ,..$4o5
1923 Chevrolet Coupe. sos
1928 Chevrolet Cabriolet. ........ 3o5
1925 Willys-Knight Sedan. ...... l95
1925 Hudson Coach. l95
50 other wonderful bargains. Come
early and get your choice.
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MOTORS CO.,
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POHANKA SERVICE. +
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All cars thoroughly recondi-
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Other makes and models priced
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Some Repossessed Cars.
1929 Essex Coach. like new.
1928 Oldsmobile Sedan. low mileage.
1928 Oidsmobile Coupe. special.
1928 Oldsmobile Coach. barsain.
1928 Chrysler Coach. model 81.
1923 Oakland Landau-Sedan. painted.
1927 Chevrolet Coach. rebuilt.
1926 Chevrolet Coupe, bargain.
1925 Htudebaker Standard Coach.
1925 Pontiac Sedan. low price.
1925 Buick Sedan, Master 9.
1926 Oakland Coach. good.
1925 Hudson Sedan. good care
Reduced Prices All Cars Conditioned.
Best Buys in the City.
Many Others-Specai Terms:
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WINTER IS COMING!

The time when a car should
be at its best. All these cars are
reconditioned and ready for any
kind of weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-07

1929. Franklin 7-pass. Sedan,
5000 miles. ..$2,S00
1923 Franklin Sedan Airman. =. 1850
1928 Stearns-knight Sedan. 1850
1927 Chrysler 20 Roadster.... 675
1927 Franklin 4-pass Coupe. 1850
1926 Buick Coach, leather lined. 45p
1925 lys-Knight Sedan.... 800
1925 Stearns-Knight Sedan. -. $50
1926 Dodge Coupe. $50
1926 Franklin Roadster. ..... 675
1926 Franklin Sedan. ....... SIS
1925 Franklin Sedan......... $50
1926 Dodge Roadster ........ $50
1925 Buick Sport Touring...... $50
1925 REQ Sedan. ......... ESQ
1926 Nash Sedan. 375
1926 Willys-Knight Coupe 20. AIS
And other cars in running order
from $50 to 500.
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STUDEBAKER
USED CARS.
BACKED BY OUR NATIONALLY
ADVERTISED PLEDGE.

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1929 Whippet Sedan ........ $685.
1929 Studebaker Comdr. 6 Cpe. 1850
1928 Oakland Allan. Coach. 595
1923 Studebaker Comdr. 6 Rd.. S95
1928 Chrysler II Roadster. 995
1923 Studebaker Comdr. E Sdn. z9o
1923 Studebaker Comdr. E Vic. 795
1928 Studebaker Pres. 6 Sedan. 9o5
1923 Studebaker Pres. 8 Sedan. l,49S
1928 Nash Adv. E Sedan...... 1876
1928 Chrysler 81 Coupe. ..... 49o
1928 Chrysler 81 Coach. ..... OPS
1928 Essex Coach. ......... 49o
1923 Erskine Roadster, r. seat. 595
1928 Essex Coupe, rumble seat. 495
1927 Buick Standard 6 Coach. 595
1927 Pontiac Coach. ......... 1915
1927 Star Sedan. ............. 49o
1927 Buick Master Coach 80. o95
1927 Nash Cavalier Sedan. 800. 695
1927 Hudson Coach. .......... 545
1927 Studebaker Dictator 6 Sdn. o45
1927 Studebaker Dicta. VIC. 64o
1927 Chevrolet Coach. .... 295
1927 Dodge Coupe ........ 295
1927 Oldsmobile Cabriolet...... 595
1926 Hupmobile 6 Sedan. 49:
1926 Dodge Sedan .......... 25C
1926 Studebaker Std. 6 Sdn.... 395
1926 Flint Roadster, r. seat. 295
1926 Studebaker Big E Cpe, SIP. 345
1926 Essex Coach. ......... 1875
1926 Oldsmobile De Luxe Coach. 345
1926 Marmon Sedan. ... 845
1926 Nash Special 6 Coupe. .... 49s
1925 Jewett Roadster, r. seat. 245
1925 Dodge Coupe ........... 1875
1925 Studebaker Std. 6 Coupe. 2o5
1925 Peerless 20 Sedan. %;
1924 Lincoln Sedan ....... 7o5
Late Hudson Brougham.. 1876
Packard Single 6 Sedan,
5 pass. ....,..... IS
JOS. McREYNOLDS, INC,
17O1-07 18th ST., Pot. 1851.
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SALE-AUTOMoBILEs.
BUCKS
FROM. 1925 TO 1929 MODELS.

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by US, therefore we know what we
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APIS. TO SUIT YOUR
TASTE AND POCKET.

300 suites in largest group Of hreproof
bldgs. with S acres Of grounds. gardens.
shrubs. on high elevation overlooking entire
city. yet close downtown and handy to cars,
stores, depts.. theaters, churches. parks. etc.
24.hour elevator and switchboard service
All suites have extra size all outside rooms.
largest in town with big tile baths. hard
halls. balconies. rms, SIS; 8 rms. SO:
4 rms, SIS; :, rms. $50. Lowest rates in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-07

YOUR CAR IN TRADE.
NO FINANCE CHARGES.
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USED CAR DEPT,
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WHAT IS YOUR BID?

All the above are offered for quick sale.
Y. NJ. A. C. terms and time payments on
all above $780, There are many others,
prices.
SEE MR.. ELLISON, USED CAR DEPT.
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SERVICE.
80 M ST. NE.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMFORTABLE FURNISHED s-RM. APT,
living rm.. bedrm,, kitchen. bath. Ia Private
detached house; adults: 1909 Kenyon q n
heat. gas and cleo. s3S Q month: =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-07
CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.

SPECIALS
IN ROADSTERS.
1923 Chrysler 81 Roadster. 1895
1927 Buick Sport Roadster. $50
1928 Chrysler u Sport. Roadster
wire wheels ............ 8o5
1926 Chrysler 20 Roadster ..... 400
1926 WHY'S knight &c Roadster. 4os
1929 Chrysler IS Sport Roadster
6 wire wheels ............l,l5 $50
1928 Pontiac Roadster ........ 395
1927 Chrysler 90 Roadster ...... ABS
SEDANS.
1929 Chrysler Is Sport Sedan. 81 .45G
1923 Essex Sedan .......... 3S5
1927 Willys-Knight Sedan 49,. 685
1927 Chevrolet De Luxe Landau 375
COACHES AND coUPES.
1927 Paige IS Coach. ... $3.50
1927 Chrysler 80 Coach. ...... 485
1926 Chrysler 20 Coach. ...... 385
1926 Hudson Coach ......... $50
1927 Chrysler Coupe ......... 385
1929 Chrysler rs Coupe. ...... l.l5G
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
A GREAT
TWO WEEKS
SALE.

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other splendid makes; good CONDITION
throughout.
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OPEN EVENINGS.
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FORD TON TRUCK. steel dump body, solid
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pm
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used 10 months: mechanical condition Sooo;
runs like new: sacrifice price. Address BOX
A6A-X. Star once. "
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FORMER ITALIAN EMBASSY.
1400 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Rooms with bath, $40 up meals 'extra) !.
II you wish comfort without extravagance
in an attractively furnished hotel, with ex-
cellent table (meals optfonaD, Hotel Dupont
will please you. Transients. Decatur 3So7'
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BEST APT. VALUE IN CITY.
NEAR 10Th AND PARK RID.
Magnificent nreproof bldg. detached. faces
sSHs; 's q sssS i sss
5 &c So ss6 low
1419 CLIFTON ST. NV.
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230l CONNECTICUT AVE.
9 Rooms. 2 Baths and Porch-slSa
i 81 L is1 Ros &. SS3'&
THE NoRTHUMRERLAND.
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NEAS jIsAsTERNs HIGH.
Two rooms, kitchen and dining.
1n'e' '0G Electric :' Re9ri ger COINS
Rents Reasonable.
ALEX. s. CLARKE: JR,
lsoo 81 MWaT I'll FoT TS As s ssGs1SW
h[sRs0s n M bat zsFz rss aoes front: suit
S52.5O-146o Col. Rd. NV.
Z rooms. rec; hall. kitchen. bath: Frisid-
aire; No ~ Res; mgr. or L. z. F. PRINCE.
THE SUCCESS WHICH WE HAVE had
during the asst few weeks in the matter OF
sible, to rent direct from the owner. We
are confident also that our rents are the
tcn an sGd it G M n TO Us g
many OF our buildings are now completely
We stin I'VE a. few apartments remain
ing: however. which have not been reserved.
s sfua the foiloWing may be engaged as oi
october 18th. with the prtyilese OF immedi.
ate possession FrisidaEe II desired. ApplS
r TaE tse cIFB Be 1885 Calvert St.
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ABOVE DUPONT CIRCLE
SPACIOUS 5-RM. APT, $85.
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posture. in mooern bids: tile bath. parouet
floor, fine fittings. North 608S.
APIS. TO SUIT YOUR
TASTE AND POCKET.
300 suites in largest group of freproof
bldgs. with S acres OF grounds, gardens.
shrubs, on high elevation overlooking entire
stores, depts.. theaters. churches, parks, etc.
24-hour elevator and switchboard service
All suites have extra size all outside rooms.
largest in town with big tile baths, hard
wood floors. huge closets, KITCHENS. reception
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
NO:ice of Special Town Meeting

The legal voters of the Town of 'erlin are hereby warned and noti- ned that there will be a special town meeting held at the Town Hall in the Town of Berlin on the 5th day or September, 1929, at 8 o'clock ?. m. for the following purposes:
 1. To consider whether or not the Board of Selectmen of the Town Of Berlin shall be instructed to ap- ply to the Highway Commissioner of the State of Connecticut for an allotment of Seventv-Five Hundred Cs7,50O) Dollars, from State Aid Road Funds under Chapter 263 Sections 6 and z. Public Acts of 1925 and under Canter 12O, Section ', Public Acts of 1927. in order 10 build and improve sections of roads 0nd to improve bridges in the Town of Berlin under the provisions of raid acts.
 2. To consider further whether the sur, of Eeighteen Hundred Seventy Five (s1,S75) Dollars, or so much thnreof as shall ho necessary to pay the amount of the pro rata share of said town as provided by S9id acts, shall be appropriated by tho Town of Berlin in accordancn with the provisions of said Public Acts to build and improve section or sections of roads and to buIl1 "1d in"nrove hrif~e or bridges in tho Town of Berlin. in accordance with tho provisions of said public nct1
 TO take any further action in tho rrawians thnt r,ov ha nropor
 DNtod nt Eerlin this oGth day of August, t029
 TTON q HAIL,
 .TNtTN TtnPO
 FRANZ T. pJTnnONr Board of Selectmen
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
ter of MT. and Mrs, Tellia of Nou 1 Prit t,; N'N "

ter of MT. and Mrs. Tellia of New Britain.
 Accidcnt-No Arrest
 A car driven by John Docek of henslngton was badly damaged when 1t was run in to by a car aflVen by Mrs. Olive Corbin, 2s3 west Main street, New Britain, in front of the junk yard on swamn road kensington. Constable Frank bro"n investigated but found no cause Tor arrest as settlement was agreed upon by both drivers.
 Briefs
 MISS Edith Prentice, daughter of Mr' and Mrs. George Prentice of burlington Ridge, Berlin, was ad- mltted to the New Britain General hospltol on Monday where she un- derWent an operation.
 Read our adv. in City Items connecticut Business College.-advt.
 Day school, SIP; night school. s5. three nights week Books and sum- piles free. Connecticut Business College e.-advt
 Rev. Henry Medd Dies
 The burial of the late Rev. Henry Medd of Island Park, N. Y, will be held Wednesday at 12 o'clock at the WILCOX cemetery. He was a former pastor of the East Berlin Methodist church holding the pastorate here in lS9s and 1899, later serving pastor ates in Brooklyn. N. Y, Hartford Bayshore, l.. l., Waterbury and other cities. MT. Medd is survived bv his Wlfe and a daughter He is the son in law of Mrs. Lewis Westcott of East Berlin.
 East Berlin Items
 All members of the All club will go to Durham Thursday afternoon to attend the All club fair now in progress. This fair Is run by the state organization and on display may be found the work of numer- ous All units throughout the state. Transportation will be furnished for all those wishing to go. MT and Mrs. Joseph Waldron and family have returned from their ya- cation spent with relatives in Chi caeo. The trip was made by motor. The athletic program which is to be held on Friday evening at the Hubbard school grounds is for men women, and children of all ages. Athletic events will be held for every group and prizes will be awarded The Hartford County Y. M. c. A. Ia directing the program working the local unit of the boys, cup. A large attendance and partici-
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New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
STATE ROAD FUND OFFERED TO TOWN Special Meeting Of Voters Called
 for September 5 S7,50O IS AVAILABLE
Legion to Have Party For Baseball Players - KenSington Boys Club to Have Track Meet-NIiss Pren- tfce Operated On.

special town meeting will be held September at the Town hall for the purpose of voting on an ap- propriation offered by the state for the purpose of aiding the construc- tion of roads in the town, and for the purpose of considering whether the amount of S1,S75 be appropriat- ed as the amount pro rata share of the town, necessary in order that the money offered by the state may be obtained, according to a notice today by the board of selectmen fol- lowing a meeting of that board last night.
 In communication received from the state highway commis- sloner last month it was stated that S7500 was available to Berlin for aiding in the construction of roads and bridges, if action was taken on the matter at once. The action must be taken at a town meeting before the first Monday in October and the decision of the meeting must be re- ceived by the state highway com missioner by October IS.
 The money is to be spent on roads and bridges that are not at present under the aid of the state, which ordinarily would not be keps
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
.INSULL INTERESTS MAY INVADE EAST
Clash With Morgan Group Ez-
 pected in Near Future

New York, Aug. 27 R-Rec~t aggressive action by the InsIll group of utilities in the middle west has revived reports of impend- ing hostilities with the Morgan group in the east.
 Eastern power executives say, however, that the prospect of ser,- ous competition between the dont- nant personalities in the utility ln- dustry east of the Rocky Mountains is remote
 This is an era of cooperation" said one, mot of fighting for spe- cial group advantages with all Ire waste that such policy involves.
 The number of persons who can claim to have kept abreast of me swift changes in the utility outlook is small. Brokers estimate that most of the spectators. big and little, who have made the recent booming market for utility shares, have never made a serious study or the various merger programs
 Few have considered what stu pcndous developments hinge n whether J. P. Morgan and Samuel lnsull elect to compete or coope1- ate.
 Outside Of the chief executive and statisticians of mana cement and holding companies, the financial Of power, light, trac- ton, water and gas enterprises en any one day are largely matter of conjecture.
 Maps exist which show the week to week kaleidoscope changes m ownership and management of vari- ous units in all parts of the conn- try, but these are seldom available to the public.
 A glance at one will show ground Tor the assumption that the Morg,.n group may clash with tne Ins-,n group. In certain sections neitrcr oan expand much farther without reading on the others toes.