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New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
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Search Resumed Today
 For Missing Air Pilots

Los Angeles Feb. 25 tP-Search of the Storm-sWept area between here and Kingman. Arizona. was re sumcd today for James Dolos and Albert W. Beidor, Western Air EN- press pilots, missing since they left the kinsman airport at ll,45 d. m, sunday. Four planes which flew over the territory Ncs,ordaN, rcturn- "d 10 Los Angeles last night with reports that they had sc... no trace of the tli"rs or their plane.
 The two pilots, flying trimotor- rd passenger plane. were returning from kngman, where carly Sunday they had flown with il party from Los Angeles. They carried no pas songcrs on the return flight When they failed 10 arrive here Sunday night, company officials assumed they had made an emergency land n@ to avoid q storm. Failure to hear from them yesterday, however. vas the signal 10 begin search,
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clock this evening due to the fact that out Of town workers were un- able to east their vote this morn ing. the polls not being open until ( o'clock.
 \ surprise party was rendered Mrs. James Trevethan at her home Saturday evening the occasion being her birthday, Guests attended from Hartford, New Britain. Meriden, Middlctown and other nearby cities. A social time was had after which refreshments were served.
 The whist held at St. Gabricrs Episcopal church was largely at tended, lhcre being l6 tables of play. Th" prizes in regular whist W"r" awarded to the following: Mrs. Wallace Kelsey, Mrs. Adam Krauth. Mrs. Edward Russell, Mrs. George Pollard, Miss Elsie McCrum and Mrs. Frank Potts George Pollard. Herman Splettstoeszer, Walter Wcr- d"lin, John Holsan and Arthur Bowers, The bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. Charles Brooks and Miss Virginia Sugonhime. The final whist brfor" the Lenten period will b" held Friday evening at o'clock in the church social rooms.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will serve a sup per at Community banquet hall to- morrow evening at $50 o'clock. An elaborate menu has been prepared for the event. The public have been invited 10 attend.
 Tho Community club program Io- morrow evening will be one Of un- usual interest, An entertainment program of several numbers has been arranged. The business ses- sion will be a short one.
 Tn" church night program of the Methodist church will be held on Thm Sday evening at o'clock in the church social rooms. The evening session will be divided into three periods; educational. devotional and rccrcational, The public is invited to attend.
 Tin" 4-H club will meet Thursday evening at o'clock in Community hall.
 The Boy Scouts will meet tomor- TOW evening at o'clock in the base mrnt of the Methodist church. Any boy wishing to join the scouts may attend this session.
 Tho library will be open Friday afternoon and evening for the eX- change of books
 Th" Knights of pythias will meet this evening in their rooms at Com munity hail.
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Hartford Eastern league team. "BiIl" Tolii will probably manage the team. "EiU" Uownhum, chairman of the executive beard. is expected 10 grt ln'o action shortly and make important announcements.
 Plainyillc Briefs
 Mrs, Catherine Graham. who ig i'll a1 her home on 92 West Main street. Is reported 10 ho resting more com tortabIy.
 Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Peace of East street entertained relatives from Rockville Center, I~ l., oyer the weekend
 Miss Dorothy Ourdy spent fha weekend with friends i'm Winstod.
 The Girl Scout meeting wiII be- omitted this week on account or the school vacation.
 There will br q minstrel rrncarsaI this evening at 7:&n o'clock in the Church Of Cur Lady ol Mercy base- mcnt,
 Miss Ethel Gommo of Park street Jeff saturday for weeks vacation with friends at Daytona. Florida.
 Carlton smith formerly Of pIam- vile. now a resident Of Newark. x. Jr was a visitor in town over the Wro&-cnd
 {. Wallace Euuuo]I has returned 10 his studies at Pratt Institute after spending the weekend at his home here.
 1h' Ladies' Aid socioty of the M. F.. church will hold q mission meet ing tomorrow afternoon at 9:&o o'clock at inc how" of .diSs Ncrna iIIIth Of ErOnd etrnnt
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
AWARDED COMPENSATION

Hartford. Feb. 25.--Terrauce ]. "cShca Of Rocky Hill in his claim lgainst the Economy Grocery com 7any of East Hartford, and the Travellers Insurance company, has he"n awarded further compensation tor q fractured left knee cap. Be- January 22 and until further notice he is 10 receive $2u.7S weekly
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Soup Bone Ciub' Meets
 On Sunny Side of Store

I0VC'IaT 10 I-e UT0T0I
 Ilajnyillc, Feb. 2S - plajulillc is now inc home Of novel or. sanitation which bears the title CT Soup Bone club." Announce nent CT the colorrul group was made in cards that appeared in public today. The cards state that aIl members will hold their meetings "ou inc sunny side of Thralls dru- store" The club motto is "C'hrcE and Double thcck." Th" list Of officers ap- pears on the card and names sey- cral wcll-knowu local characters.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
TWO CARS COLLIDE:
 AND ARE DAMAGED
John Coles Machine Strikes George GaPrity'S in Ke1sjlj5ton
NELS NELSON PAYS FINE
Aviator ASsc cd $l00. With Half Ecmi;tcd-I'ightCrS EcprmandCI Town Directory ISsuC1-i'arm-
 CTS Meeting plannCG-iioads Bad
An automobile driven by

CTS Meeting plannCt!-Eoads Bad
 An automobile driven by John Cole Of East Berlin. former Berlin store owner, crashed into the side of another car driven by George GarrilE of kensington yesterday shortly after the noon hour, just east of the railroad undcrpass and both cars were badly damaged. Garrity's auto suffering q ripped fender and a badly dentcd side while Coles escaped with damage to the front and right side.
 According ip Constable George Kmupka, who investigated the ac- rjdcnt, Garrity had been proceeding eastward and had slowed down tO make a turn into his yard, swing iD9 out to the left to do so, when th. car driven by Cole crashed into the rear and side cf his machine, showing 1t 15 feet. No arrests were made, as both parties agreed to set He the damages. Neither of the drivers was injured GarIilY's car was taken to d local garage for re- pairs. while Coles was able to pro ceed to East Berlin under it's own power.
 NCls Nelson Fined
 Ncls Nelson. well known New Britain aviator and inventor Wus assessed $1oo and costs last night Ut special session Of the town court when found guilty or drunk cn driving, The sum of &5p was rcmittcd by Judge George GrsWold. Nelson was arrested by Constable Frank Brown several Nccks ago afler his auto had crashed into q Bill knecland truck on the turn pike at the southern end of tn" town. After Investigating the acci- dent Constable Brown stated that Nelson had admitted drinking. One of the three other occupants of his ear was slightly injured and was taken to the Mcridcn hospital,
 Discharges Fighters
 Iorcll Channel of 20G4 North Main street. Hartford. and John Bcnefield Of Kennedy court, Hart ford, were discharged last night by Judge GriSWold after the magiSt raty had severely reprimanded them for lighting. Both men were arrested sunday afternoon after they had engaged in a heated argument as to who was 10 pay for gasoline bought at a filling station. The verbal ar Sument finally changed 10 some. thlnG more tangible and pop bottles were used by one Of the fighters. Constable Frank Brown was call ed to the scene of the quarrel and arrested both men. taking them 10 the New Britain lookup.
 Honorcd By Dinner
 Mr and Mrs. Robert EiIchio Of K"nSington, whose marriage was only recently announced. were hon orod at d dinner and bridge party given by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Michacls Of Worthington ridge on Saturday night TWcnty-four guests attended the affair. A Cogswen chair was given the couple.
 Court May Not Meet
 Due to the fact that there will De a town meeting this evening fol- lowing tho counting of the ballots. he regular court session may not be held. If the meeting lasts as
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that were repaired during the past summer have help up wonderfully during the winter months. especially those running off Woodford and Dewey avenues.
 Legion Auxiliary Meeting
 The regular meeting or Brock Barnes unit will be held this eve ming at o'clock in tho Legion rooms on Whiting street All mcm- hors arc urged to be present as mat ''rs of business win be discussed and transacted.
 Junior Choir Body
 A party for all members or the junior choir at the Baptist church will ho held on Friday afternoon at 2;$o o'clock in the church parlors. Games will he played and rorrcsh- m'nts served All members of the choir ar" cordially invited to be pres cnt.
 Nr. Harrr Cool,
 jr+ SHs7n Lulu Cook. n. of Mountain View. wifn Of Harry Cook. died at hov homo yesterday after 4 long illness. She was a native Of rouGhkenpain, x. ".
 Besides her husband. ehc is err- NiV"d by daughter. Miss Olga Cook. Funeral sorvjcns will bo hold at Inc hon" this evening" af 7:&o o'clock Rev Lincoln F.. Frye will officfat. Tn" body ~jI hn taken by aulomo- hll" 10 l'ouchkepnsio for burial in tho Rural cemetery there tomorrow.
 ">" Team ia Action
 Basketball fans win hr treated 10 & good attraction on Thursday ,v.- ming a' thu high school gyunasim when tho fIiu2ilIa "N'' f,3. clashes with its cld rival. 'h, Southn-lou "N' five. The sam" is Hriu@ staged undor tin" auspices cf Judd Lewis quarry, a masonic or@Hujuatt0n. It will be preceded hr preliminary game between tno "" Juniors and the West Avon Junior.. The basket ball program will r.. followed by dancing.
 The main attraction uromi=rs to b" full Of action and plenty of fast basketball rlajnyillr dvfruIrI South- inGton twice in tho Couuty "" l"aguo after bitter and thrilIing bat- tlHS. The roXto Town tcam drspitc it's two defeats, is not convinced that th" local five is 1he better end will at"mpt 10 prove its contention Thurs day evening. The battle Wjll ho d real ''naturar and will be forth svr- ing. Both teams will us" their full strength. |; is possible thai the foud will extend 10 SouthjnSton with rr- turn contest; \ lurg" crowd Is an tjclpat"d at tho game h"ro.
 sewing Meeting
 Tho Woman's HoU" ~ l'or0lSn Mission society of the Advent Christi ian church will hold q sewing mrrr- ing tomorrow afternoon at , o'clock al tn" hom" of Mrs. Irving Turdy Of c East Broad street.
 Lease is Granted
 ". E. Rctz oi plaiuyiIlc has granted u lease to a huildin4 ani basement located at 1%7 1-2 West Main atrort to the Consolidated Rendering co. The company has is home office in West Haven and is known as tho New Haven Rendering Co
 The lease is for three vcars with 'hn privilege of extending the lease for three additional years. The monthly rent will b. $2u. X special clause Is added to the decd making special arrangements concerning the rent in case Of fire The render ing company plans to open an Of fic" in the West Main street build ing.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
kaccy Open Meeting

Palos Council. Knights ot Colum- bus will hold the first Of a series Of open meetings at it's club rooms on North Main street on Thursd ;y night when Attorney Thomas F. M.. ponouSh Of New Britain will be th" principal speaker, John O'Sulliv3n of St Lawrence O'Toole's chureh choir Of Hartford and John O'Shna O. St Josoph's cathedral Hartforl, will render vocal numbers. accom- panied at the piano by Walter INnrh of this li,N
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
STOCKHOLDERS MA'
 REORGANIzE BANN
City Deposit G Discount Co.
 Meeting Set for Tonight
TAX OFFICE IS CROWDED
Hundreds Make Late Payments - hacr3s Plan Open Mcctin.-Ncw
 >:. \nthonl'S Church Planncd- One Break, One Attempt Reported

A meeting of tho stockholders of the dcfunct City Deposit and Dis count 70, will he held at the bank ing offices on school strcct at 7:&U o'clock this evening, when il is bc- lirNod a lengthy discussion will be hold on tho feasibility of rcorganiz- ing inc institution. Attorney An rhonv J. Rich stated this morning that If the stockholders did moi a2re" on inc plan of reorganization a rommjttco would be appointed 10 ~c with tho officials of the Bristol Trust Co. 10 carry out the present liquidation II is believed that the bank commissioners, who have been conducting an investigation into the affairs of the bank, will have a re- port prepared for presentation at the meeting.
 If is th" contention of several of tho5" connected with the bank that business could he resumed on paying basis if IL was placed under an entirely new management. The company is housed in an elaborate building which cost S5o.ooo. The City Deposit and Discount co. was @r2anlzcd by persons of Italian descent only a year before it failed. hr, E2gio Ecale, its treasurer. spuanderod thousands of dollars Of the banks funds. if is alleged, on speculative stocks, It's failure was complete surprise 10 the directors. a they were wholly unaware of Kcai"'S doinEs.
 Just what will be accomplished at tonighrs meetin" is not known. as oNer2tions at the bank are kept secret There is | possibility that the m"n directly connected with the banks affairs will attempt 10 reor- gtniZo.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Lease is GrantC,l
l,ntrAncC 1, Dgnnch

The entrance to the fire Grpart- mont in the town hall on Pierce street has hr"n drapcd in memory of William CalmbHrk, a member Of tn" department, who died last Fri day afternoon after an attack Of pneumonia.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Break Reported

John Gardekas, proprietor of tho City Fruit store, located on North
 Main street, reported at police head quarters this morning that someone had broken into his store through d rear window some time during the night and had taken small amount of change from the cash register.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Thicf Fails to Gain Entrance

It was reported at police head quarters Ihis morning that someone had attempted 10 enter the local railway passenger station on Pros
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Court May Not Meet

Due to the fact that there will be a town meeting this evening fol- lowing the counting of the ballots. he regular court session may not be held. If the meeting lasts as
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Town Court Cases

Ronald Macdonald and Theodore Garjick appeared before the town court this morning as Il result of an automobile accident sunday evening at West Main and Washington streets. Judgement Was suspended hy Judge Merritt Q. Ryder up-n payment of the costs.
 Lawrence Mirczi, who resides in the npighhorhOod of inc camp grounds. was arraiencd in court to answer to q charge Of nOn-Support and assault. lie was arrested in Hartford last evening for the local! authorities upon complaint of his wife. He was brought to court from Hartford hy Constable Thomas Roy"c.
 He WAS fined $5 and costs hr Judge Ryder. Judgment was srIs- pended and he was ordered to pay his wifi" $i a week for hor support. A bond of S2oo vas posted,
 Baseball Talk in Air
 Baseball talk is hoGinninS 10 fill the air although the season is some !nonlhs away. According 10 the hos stove league. Thomas Angelo, pro- Nriotor of tho Plainvilo restaurant. considering purchasing the con- rolling stock of the dcfunct Plain rillo Disbursements baseball team. 4c is seriously thinking. according 70 baseball men. of taking the team 10 iIaNrc De Grace 10 condition the players along with those of the
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as if is thought. tho session will not h" held. according to Judge Gtorgn GrisWold.
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NHiEcl> Estate settled

According to a probate certificate filed H' thr offlro Of tho city clerk this morning, oNo-halt interest in th" estate Of the late lgnacy Nuiaek, situated in Forcstyille, has been be- qucathcd 10 Katherine Nuisck.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
S0pi1I Socicty tO NIcCf

SOCiaI society 10 Meet St. Paurs Social society will meet tomorrow evening in Tabs hall in stead Of tonight
 East Berlin Items Tho voting today on tho school proposal was luito heavy, Tho bulk of tn" voting is expected after C
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
To Purchase Flag

The proceeds of a whist party which is 10 be given hy the auxiliary of the G. A. Hadscll camp. United Spanish War Veterans. at the state armOry tonight will be turned over to the treasurer Of the camp toward the purchas" Of new flag for the monument located on Park street. Tn" monument called The Hil>cr," was recently erected al the west end of Muz2y field. The whist party will bo open 10 tho general public. Prizes will he awarded winners Of the games.
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TO Build New Church

II has been announced that inc officials of St, Anthony's church arc planning to build a new church Ln the present site. A meeting was held yesterday and each of those present pledged the sum of $1"p toward the fund. The new edficc, i, is believed. will be much larger than the present structure on School street. As soon as the necessary ar engagement can be completed, plans will he drawn up and the constru.- nON work etartoN
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discharges i'Ghtcr.,
Hon pred By Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Robert EiIchio Of k"nSington, whose marriage was only recently announced. were hon or"d at q dinner and bridge party given by Mr. and Mrs, Edward MichaclS Of Worthineton ridge on Saturday night. Twcnty-four guests attended the affair. A Cogswen chaic was yriypD inc ro1IrIr
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Crowd RilGy'S Onirc

Tho office of City Tax Collector Francis F. Riley was crowded b the door for about an hour last night when hundreds of taxpayers decided to pay their taxes. At time the line of people extended from the office into the street A fine or S1 is levied upon those who fl.l to pay by March J. The office vii be open all this week and on S9.- lITdaV afternoon and oynnino
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Road, in Bad Condition

Tn" rain and snow of tn" past month have raised ha%oc with tn" roads in tho outlying sections Of tn" down and have rendered them prac- tjcally lmpassahlr for automobile traffic. Many of tn" roads have br- come masses of deep mud and wa ter holes and cars attempting 10 navigate on them come 10 sad end inGs.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Yellow Jackets Play

The Yellow Jackets of ForestyiI!r will engage the Bristol rhontoms at basketball in the John Jennings school gym Wednesday night at 7;S1 o'clock, In the Yellow Jackets line mp will h" ralmts1ro Mccarthy. Fitzgerald, Bast.rl Slons'rom and II Nl.InN-
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The Meriden High school basket ball team practiccd on the stato armory surface on Center street yesterday afternoon for nearly two hours to acquaint itself with a larg- CT floor, It was announced this morning that the 800 reserved seats for Meriden's battle with Bristol on tho armory floor had been sold out. The crowd for the tilt, which is scheduled for Friday night, will
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
>>rN,inm Meeting

Tho Woman's Hom" M roro,Sn Mission society of the Advent Christi ian church will hold q sewing mrrf- ing tomorrow afternoon at o'clock al the hom" of Mrs. Irving Fur4> Of " l.LE. Et.nnl .t1.n.t
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Mrs, E,milinc Norton H0uch

Mrs. Imilinc Norton Tough
 Mrs. Emilinc Norton Hough. Nii- oW of the late Charles l. Hough, died al her home al 2o9 East Man street. Forcstvilc, al about '0 o'clock yesterday morning. She was born in Wolcott. daughter of the late Hendric and Eliza Houch.
 Mrs. Hough is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Philip Reed of Ray onne, x. J.: son. Wilbur Hough of N est Haven; a grandson, Edwar i BrcnniSon of Forcstvile; grand daughter, Mrs. Vera Herd of Bay oune, x. J., and two sreat-gra l. daughters,
 The funeral services will bc hciI at the Methodist church in Pores vile tomorrow afternoon at 2;&0 o'clock. Burial will be in th4 FOTCStVilIe cemetery.
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Funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon nt o'clock at the funeral parIors Of E. C. Porter Sons. Rev. William II. Anderson of the Trinity Methodist church wifi officiato and burial will he in Oak HiIl ccmotorN, Southinglon.
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A party for all maInhars of the junior choir at inc Baptist church will ho held on Friday afternoon at -:5o o'clock in the church parlors. ''''''S will he played and rcfrcsh- m'nts served. All members of the choir ar" cordially invited to be pres
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-11
In the Stock Market
CBy Thomson & McKinnon)

NEW YORK, April l1-With the
knowledge Of the large new bond
flotationS in process of distribution,
from the small increase reported in
the brokers' loan statement. we may
conclude that the stock market has
not increased its credit demands.
Instead of distribution by So-called
strong hands, we have fairly good
evidence here of outright buying by
both large and small investors.
Total borrowings against all listed
securities amount to slightly more
than 6 per cent. Consequently, we
are warranted in thinking there has
been no overSpeculatiOn, at least to
q point calling for any change In
the federal reserve policy. The
steady influx Of gold, along with
the ratio of reserves above so per
cent, as impaired in the statement,
insure a credit base that will easily
permit greater expansion and at
the same time allow for enlarged
demand to follow any increased
business activity. We have a rea-
sonably good budget of trade news,
although there is nothing particu-
larly startling. There is, however,
one discordant factor and that is
the copper situation. Within day
or two we may have an unfavor-
able statement of statistics, reveal
ing an increase in refined stocks
probably as much as 10000 tons
which will be added to an already
large amount of unsold copper. Tt
is intimated that one Of the lead
ing copper companies may at its
next meeting reduce the dividend
unless there is decided improve
ment, which appears rather i'm
probable. We are inclined to Sug-
gest that it may be good policy
to switch from coppers to oils.
Eliminating the copper stocks and
perhaps a few miscellaneous ones,
we feel that the general market
has not yet run its course in the
upward trend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-11
Deaths

verrio Edyth Moore. %. Methodist hos
pital. endocarditis.
Elmer c. Wright. "a. S25 Warren. pull
monary tuberculosis.
Dante L. Conner. 81. Methodist hospital.
diabetes.
Road acute myocarditiS-
Pearl Edith Hensley. So 1901 South
Eastern. brOnchO pneumonia.
Emil Yeager. 50, 40 East Iowa. chronic
parencymnatouS nephritiS.
Dora Smith. A. 2460 Bond. acute
mitral insufficiency.
Sarah Porter. 95. 631 East Fifty-seyenth.
broncho pneumonia.
Mary Carlton. &c. city hospital, bronchO
William Mendel "a. Long hospital
chronic mvocarditis.
Elnora White. IS. 42s North Missouri,
Elizabeth johnson. 4s. 1870 South
keystone, cerebral hemorrhage.
George Smith, u, 1927 North Delaware.
bronchO pneumonia.
James Havgood. SIS. Central Indiana
hospital. general paralysis.
Elizabeth Schneider. 81, 1850 Ruckle
John Bradshaw. 81. $50 North Alabama
chronic interSutal neDhritiS
Katherine Cecilia Shelly. so. ll2 West
Eleventh. chronic mYocarditiS.
Rosa o. ShryOck. So, 345 East Norwood
mitral tnSufficienCY.
Ida E Riehl. 70. a North Belle veu
Henry F. Hill rs. $40 North Capitol
chronic myocarditis.
George. W. Coleman. 20. Garfield Park
Joeya Hi So. Methodist hospital. toxic
thyroid