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New Britain herald., 1930-12-17
Dr. Carroll Dies in
 Naugatuck Home Today

Naugatuck, Dec. IT N}- -Dr. John J. Carroll, for more than 30 years in practice Of medicine here, died at his home in Meadow street to- day, aged Fl. He was graduate of Dartmouth Medical school and had attended New York university, In 1918-19 he was warden of the bor- ough.
 Dr. Carroll leaves three brothers, Rev. Richard Carroll of Westport, Dr, Isaiah Carroll Of Stamford and Joseph Carroll of Ninsted, and two sisters, Mrs, Joseph Grant and Miss Catherine Carroll of Winsted. The funeral will be Friday morning and burial will be at Winsted
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17
Ask Temporary Receiver
 For Bank at New Haven

N,W Ita'aU. De. r lE-Au ap- ulcatlou will be made In superior rourl h,re CT in Hartford late to- day by Assistant Attorney General John II. Etng for appointment Of q temporary r.cIyer for the Citizens Bank and Trust Co Of N4w Haven. vhtou recently Was restrained from .or- lusln.ss.
 wa. elr,ct tuN he to tic ID in- Ictu.teIy d consjderabIe part 0, tn" Christmas club funds Of the bank us vhHe checks had been issU,d, many ot these had no. come back into cue bank for collection. Other hanks have bean aiding deposltors 'o d limited extent but d raeriver- ship z-l.l sop this aid for the pres -Llt.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17
DE PALMA MUST
 PAY S2OO ALINONY
Former Racing King Refuses to
 Return to Vile

Los A4~l5s. Dr.. Y tP-Eallh De Halma. sormsr king of the roar ing no~4s. Has la-a ordered to pay his ~I-4 $-Ha a m9~A temporary
 l.uoGy
 Mrs. u. Palma rroE.a down wien wr husiaaa informed ii, cour. y-s- cer5sy h. would not return 10 her ~4- rr@.u,-T ~1a1 ue Pafm4 for es 4srat~ raureuaa.e. charging d. -s1f+4o and declaring "Aa toga,3 me 10 do r..s with Il request thai l gIze Anl iH- tr,, 3ou-"
 Tl~ torgnr automobile speed king 1....J Ae had an income of $25.ao4 y.ar aaa said at present he was 4".wla1 $t"ao sl month as adviser 0- au automobile MHnu-#turer
 1oe. N ga.aa ',~-ia,I iaar of -t 7 ..a -a. and r,r Iazr.ul lad .- on5 HrH-- +..~ 2t .r~ of -.-~.J '.. +-~ r.t lot g." let-
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17
To Entertain Children
 At Home in NeWingtOn

The Yacht club minstrels an en- tertainers of New Britain will give q Christmas program to the children at the NeWington Home for Grip pied Children this evening. Those who will take part include Elmer Johnson, director; David MatheWson as musical director and Happy Pilz, Art Hayes, Ebony Bones, ' "Gladdeau" and "Commodorc" Ncl- son, the Lyric trio, versatile four, Johnson brothers, Edward Hedwen Chet Hamilton, Clarence Walker, Mitchell and Hatoff, Donald Ma thewson and Miss Helen English.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17
City Items

Give Mullers Mark Twain cigars. -advt.
 Fred Zehrer, a student at Frank lin and Marshall college in Pennsyl- vania, will spend the Christmas re- cess at his home. G1 Trinity street.
 Give q ping pcng table for Christ mas. On display at Christmas show rooms. 301 Park street.-adVt
 Give him Muller's Mozart cigars. -aQvt.
 A daughter was born to yesterday to Mr, and Mrs. Frank Narcum of 450 Church street yesterday,
 Give him Muller's Mozart cigars. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17
BLAME FINANCIAL LOSSES

Hartford, Dec. Y UP)-Recent financial losses were blamed today for the suicide of Eli Weinstein, 4, storekeepcr, whose body was found in a vacant apartment ill one ot his buildings last night. A rubber tube connected with an open gas fixture led to his mouth.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17
GI!tI. GIVES LECTURE

Nea Lcu4oa. Dee. Y lT2-A 14 y. AT oil girl, member of q high
 rAool freshman class filled q lee ture engagement Of her father, a college professor, at Mystic last night after his voice failed q short time prior to Inc lecture from q sudden attack of IaryngitIs, The girl i7 Barbara Lawrence. Her father is Professor Henry ", Lawrence of COMNg-Ll.ut ColIege.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17
CAPT. CARROLL RESIGNS

Hartford. Dee. Y lP--Accoptauca ot tAe I. .sisna.ion Of Caur. Philip Carroll, medical detachment, 24-I coast artillery Connecticut national guard. is reported i'll special orders today hy Brig. General William r. Ladd. adjutant general,
 T~coud Lieutenant Konneth A. Ed1y ls temporarily assigned as commanding officer of the medical l4tarhment 242d coast artillery,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17
ARRESTED ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Hartford, Dec, 17 R9 - Jack Knight of 70 Duane street, East Greenwich, l.. l., was arrested by state police in Columbia on charges of reckless driving, transporting liquor and keeping liquor with tn- tent to sell. Knight was driving a car owned by John H, Silva of 273 Maple street, Holyoke. Mass, and was arrested following an accident in which he was concerned. \ spe- cial carrier under the body of the car was used for carrying liquor, and the state police contiscated 12 3-4 cases Of liquor.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17
SCHOOL STOCK INCREASED

H0r'.Ord Drn. n LF - EthoI Walker SnIth, Paul A1 Butterworth, George r, Mclean and l.. Terry smith, majority of the directors Of the Ejhal Walker school Of Sims bury have filed #t the office of the secretary oi state. q certificate of mor"aS" ot capital stock. The au- shorize4 capital has been Increased from $I@>.4aD 10 $l7@.fgp,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17
AIE EatI.EDaDN

Providence. Dec. r lP - The bringin f six trunk lines to the service Of New En land ssaports and fn7-.z4.- ce9-ors, tead Of the one all-inclusive ilHay system re commended fc~ thf5 ~.!tory in I5' fv the orr .t, Is J !" rsrr-t i~cuc -ay 7 port de- yalonmen+ committee of the PrOyi- -dance Chamber of Commerce,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17
REPORT OFFICER SHOT

~- Athens. Greece, Dec, IT IR'-Per- sons arriving here from the island of Kalymnos today said an assaS7lh shot and killed all Italian carahi0- iere and wounded the chief of the Italian secret service police jn j.' market place there, Italian F1@7"!5 have blockaded the island lh "H efrort to capture the assailant.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17
WIFE CLAMPS LAW . 0N HUBBY 3RD TIME
Mrs. Burdza Bound to Reform
 Firing Spouse

Fred Burd1A 5t, uf 156 W.*. street was fined sic and costs in Fo- lice court today wLan found guilty of charges alleging drunkenness and breach ol lh- ysan>.
 Policeman Wtuiau SuliiEaa t.S- tined that he made the arrest ln tho caso utr,r he had received s complaint from -4e mans wife that he was drsuE. e..tIu4 a d}stH"- bance and hui struck Aer and Apr Il ylar old daughter
 Mrs. B4rdza a4so tszuGaI that h.. husband uus 1ruuh aud had struck her oy.r the head win d large spoon Causiug a wound that required treatment by d doctor. She also told rNe court that Uurdzt had kicked AIs daughter without proyocarion.
 When Buglza took tha stand Le Jauied tae allegation mad, by his wife, winch wua 10 tho effect that h. hal celebrated his uuias paid yesterday. It. r9-l Iud9 Traag-Ni that j.. lad rwcla--I coal o4 which U4 made a preliminary d. posit of &1 and hal further p-td .. grocery hfH it inc samo @mouA .0d had bought aud paid .or a uasG.1 a. por5.os at a cost o1 $t.-t. Jne ualtuc. of his pJy which amounted to 5le. He claimed Als alf3 had.
 Ha ar-s-a for ae ctrmva.s o. l0o court nd ~ated thM e - y-a1s oC sidoHcl A this city Ae had only been arrested three -inI,a aud all -ur.a occasions wnr. brought about or complaint Of lis wife, Ad- dressing JudE. Tra-,Ski. Ha made frs st8tauor- tha. tha no>t time bo WAS brought ta to rolic" court oa hIs vlfe's comr)aiut he was Eo- ing 10 ask th+ court for a Gi>otc4. To this ulrimalm tEe judge ro- piled that il was more than likely that tne nr>e tim" he appeared Ill police court Hr would Ia more apr fo go to Jail i6 La We're on the bench.
 h passing tHd-m@ut judz. ~ra- g.ski warned BJr32a against takuUs Tho law into his own hands. As tA- man l4ft tie witness stand at th1 t'ouclusion yt his r.~- h. r.m4rArI that the Ga-- had ~uI @ta ari eosts and -e dlI uat tEc1 la-- 4 dime.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17
iNi>trrs | -Cd


 John k0lodzy. %. of a Tam-tnz- ton avenue was fined $t1 and co4t~ on charges ot druahenaess breach qf the peace and rgsistarc. when ar- ra1gnad in police court today b,foge Judge Trace-l..-
 EIolodzv was r-rra-aa..E lay Judge William r. M4azaa.
 The man Feas a~r1-.5 tr foI.o.- men J4m.s ~l.,5yaH. l@art t'o~- grove and William TnYl- Differ Cosgro<a u.-ilial thai r #a@ A.a.s- ~HrH 10 par cu. uol.. r#5-r"rs oN Kolodzr J.for. Il. ooo1 haaA t.e mans hold on Officer SomEan's neck wh,a tHaE policeman attempr- d 10 place him uut'r ,,rr-st o4 Main strc- shortly h. :o-- H.jui-tt. Both policemen testified that Nolo5- zv was drunk at 's, l.rt. ol l.- ar- rest.
 Judge M.H=a1 a.a.1 -9s a 4ls- charge uu th- -ro-na That tE- uau would newer 5#-Ea oe-A arrested Ii tn4 polremsr hal aol seen him at- tempting ID eut" 5u automobile.
 Judge Tracr7.i though otherwise of the matter and merged 4u ,lreo charges and imposed 5l.e above fine as Il penalty.
 Albert BoIs}er-, y-. o1 5aL Nam straet, Hartford Was fined $-y and costs on charges or dru@Een@.s IS aad breach c the peace on arraiEnE"eni in police court today folo".a= Ms arrest last night ia o smoke shop at $ Broad street.
 Policeman DuaIeg testified that he arrested rhe man on complaint Of the owner e th- place. d Nr Casseriuj. vUo f1.d hlm rea- Ae "4s drunk and craagin- ;t disturbance m his plaga ol lu~lH.a~ bE ars~t'in@ tables and allra and "I--G5@s d. broom.
 Tired Gun ill City
 Paul Wo'Elaiel t>. ot v Allen street, pleaded guilty 10 q violation Of the c.rE ordinance which IroIb- its the uze of firearms within the city limits without the permission ot the chIet of police and "as granted d suspended ju12amenr uE @aaEe TracoslI III police court loda-.
 WotElwiez Was arrested by PoA1"- man David DoJ- after ah@ latter had in4estigated complaint made Non- day al LuaIau4r'srs that -ou" ou" in inc ne1=A1orhood ot -t Cabot stre-t was discuargiu- d rifle.
 WotEi@icu tolI inc court that l- was using shot gun 10 lJll rars which Le had discovered proving about his chicken and rabbit GOODS, In answer 10 q question put to him by Judge Tracesl.l whether lie had killed the rat he replied negatively. Before suSperding judgment Judge Traceski advised the youth 10 do his future shooting in tho woods,
 The case against Peter kollek CT 20 Orange street. who Was arrested last rfrht h. roHaam.n I>awl"E and charged a' fo4a>'- oo9T, session win breach Of t4s r.a-a. -as eor'af-~d for or ~ok amiar bond Of $.GH
 \ roflD VAS eaF.r.4 os t4a st@le in the c4ao Of Prank ru"a2 ot g Chapman street ~ho "a- arrested December l3 and charged with evasion of rcspous5biHty.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17

The total of all water compefc@ ,,andIea by the port of New Orleans ,n 1929 was 11,6S1,S10 tons.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-17

John k0iojzy -5. of B IalG.unz- ton avenue was fined $t1 and costs on charges ot druahenaess, breach Qf the peace and resistance wheu ar- Ealgnad in police court today before Judge Trace-a..
New Britain herald., 1930-01-17

Mrs. Thomas r. Luddy

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary X. Luddy aged 45, wife of Thomas F. Luddy of T Edson street who died Wednesday. were held this morning at 9 o'clock at St. Joscph's church. Rev. John F. Donohuc. pastor. was the celCbrant of a solemn high mass of requiem. Rev. John J. Keane was deacon and Rev. James C. Brennan Of St. Paul's. church, kensington, was sub deacon.
 AS the casket was borne into the church Organist Frank Sullivan played Abide With Me- and at the consecration he played Loesch s "Sanctus." Francis Egan sang Ave Maria" at the offcrtory and at the communion Of the mass Organist Sullivan played the "Nacant Chair" At the conclusion Of the mass Fran cis Egan sang Lead Kindly Light and as the casliet was borne froul a funeral march.
 The pail bearers were John Ma har. James Lynch, James Mcintyre, James McNamara. William Lyons and Michael Mahan. The flower bearers were William Luddy and Ed ward Mccarthy. both nephews Of the deceased woman.
 Rev. Father Donohue conducted the committal services at the grave. Burial will be in St Marys ceme- terV
New Britain herald., 1930-01-17

vance but it was fractional as con trastcd with the szeable gain of earlier in the week when reports of the bonds retirement by l.. $, Steel were published.
 United States government let some encouragement to the carly senti- mCnt by small upturn. but the trad ing involved only few issues. Con vcrtibles dropped, with International Telephone 4 l-2s losing more than q point.
 The recent advance in foreign bonds was well maintained and nu- merous loans added small fractions to Thursdays quotations.
 The approach of the week end saw the usual evaporation in the list of new bond offerings. but the market appeared to be we'll satisfied with the record breaking volume for the current week. Reports Of prospec- tive new financing include mention of an issue of about S50.U00.000 by the recently formed Republic Steel Corporation.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-17
Emil kraus

A large delegation of members of St. Peters society attended the ob- sequies of Emil Kraus, aged Il, 8 former resident of this city, who died Tuesday night at the home of his daughter, Mrs George Walter of Waterbury, this morning
 Funeral services were held this morning at 9 o'clock at St. Peters church. Rev. Joseph Rewinkle, pas tor, was the celebrant Of the sol- emn high mass of requiem. Rev. Daniel Massey of La Salette college. Hartford, was deacon and Rev. stephen Grohol, pastor of All Saints church, was sub-deaCon.
 As the caskct was borne into the church Mrs. Matthias Rival, accom- panied by Mrs. J. Novel on the or gan, sang Nearer My God to Thee" and at the offertory she sang Ave Maria" As the casket was borne from the church the choir sang the German hymn Home Of the Soul"
 The pail bearers were Police Lieutenant Matthias Rival, Assessor Frank Zimmerman, Harmon Hcrt- zog, Joseph Noe, Carl Noe and Max Noe.
 Rev. Father Rewinkie, assisted by Rev. Father Massey, conducted the Committal services at the grave. Burial was in St. Marys cemetery. The funeral was largely attended and there were many floral tributes.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-17
MRS. S.LUCY SEYMOUR
 CALLED ID REWARD
Mother Of Secretary Of '. M. (,
 A, Dies at Age Of 81S

Mrs Lucy Parsons Seymour, mother of Miss Ruth Seymour, gen rral secretary Of the Y. W. C. A., died at noon today at her home in the Courtland Apartments on Court street. Mrs. Seymour was in her sgd year and while she has been failing recently. death came suddenly as a result of heart failure,
 Mrs. Seymour and her daughter came to New Britain in the autumn Of 1929 from Lima. Ohio. where Miss Seymour had been for eight years the general secretary of the Y, W. (. A. Although at an advanc- od age she entered actively into the business of making friends in her new home and was happy in her life here. Both Mrs Seymour and her daughter were taken into mem- borship in the First Church Of Christ by letter on January ,. Both were present in the receiving line for the reception 10 new members which preceded the dinner party q ilu cillll lItil IlttiiIlS ul lIlt I lTSl Church of Christ on Thursday eve ming.
 Mrs. Seymour has been widow since 1916. Besides her daughter in New Britain, there survive a daugh- ter. Mrs. J. Y. Merriam, of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Dewey Rogers and Mrs. A. B. Hoyt Of Spokane, Washington, and q son. ChaunCcy $. Seymour, who lives in the old family home at RootstoWn, Ohio.
 Another daughter, now deceased, was Mrs. A. B. DeHaan, for 0 years a missionary of the American board at TcChow, Shantung, China, the station at which Rev. and Mrs. AL fred D. Heininger Of the First church were located. Mr. Seymour and her husband visited their daughter in China during her term Of service there.
 Prayers will be held al 1 o'clock on Saturday at the E. C. Porter un- dcrttkmg parlors and burial will be in RootstoWn, Ohio, on Monday.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-17
Mrs, Narcclla Mentcferrario

Funeral services for Mrs. Marcel la Monteferrario, aged 7S, of 5Sl Stanley street. who died Tuesday night were held this morning at 10 o'clock at st. Joseph's church. Rev. John J. keane celebrated the sol cmn high mass Of requiem.
 As the caskct was borne into the church, Organist Frank Sullivan played Chopin's funeral march. Francis Egan sang Ave Maria" al the offertory and al the conclusion Of the mass he sang "Ncarer My God toI Thee" AS the casket was borne from the church Mr. Egan sang "Vacant Chair"
 The pail bearers were Guido To- safti, Mario Lucchini. Endri Luc- Chini and Reno Becchino.
 Burial was in St, Mary's ceme- tery.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-17
BOND PRICES SHOW
 SMALL TURNOVER
UnimpreSsive Changes in Values Gall Money Again Drops

New York. Jan. 17 IP,-Bonds made unimpressive changes in the early trading today. Turnovers III the domestic list diminished, but d fair degree of activity was main tained in the foreign group where most of Thursdays features devel- oped Many of these issues offering liberal yields are selling above their last years highs.
 The time money market was more active, but rates were virtually sta tionary, although some dealers Of fered slightly firmer quotations on the longer maturitics. Cali loans renewed at 1 1-2 per and again dropped to 4.
 High grade mortgages in all divi- siOns were firm. Moderate offerings of a few rails found ready absorp- tion. Canadian National 4ias, Penn sylvania Gold 5s, Chesapeake and Ohio 4 F, series A; and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St Louis i2s advanced. Central of Georgia IS surpassed their 1929 top on a , point rise.
 Power and light company bonds and telephone issues traded in dull fashion. making narrow fluctuations The new American Telephone IS moved up q quarter. Utilities Pow - CT and Light 5i2s lost nearly q point.
 Cuban sugar bonds made slight response 10 the senatc's action ln retaining the present tariff Of l.76 cents pound on the staple from that island. East Cuba sugar i2 s rose 1 points 10 76 on a minor sale, but others in the group were only steady.
 Domestic industrials held firm. Illinois Steel 4 12s made another ad-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-17
Judge Denies Woman's Charges
 In New Jersey Murder Hearing

Camden. x. J., Jan. l7 tP}-Judge Joseph A. Carlo, of Atlantic City. took the witness stand today in the trial of Gladys May Parks charged with the murder Of two children, and made a complete denial of the de fendants statement that he had slain one of the children.
 Miss Parks. in one of her five statements made to Prosecutor Cliff ford A. Baldwin and read in court yesterday, said that Corio came to her Camden home, saw Timothy Rogers. years old, who was in her care, and became so angry that he choked the child and then held his head under falicet of running wa ter, In other statements Miss Park said the child had died after an ac- Cidental fall down stairs.
 Claim Woman Killed Both
 This child and Dorothy Rogers, d four year old sister. were the Chil- drcn of Alan A. Rogers Of Wood : bury She is charged with murder in the first degree in connection with their death Dorothy. Miss Parks said, died after she had whipped hor.
 Judge Corio was questioned by Prosecutor Baldwin.
 Did you sec tho defendant on August 2". 1929. in Atlantic CitNH'
 No"
 Tn Camden"
 No"
 DO you know this dcfendant?'
 "Yes.'
 "When did you last sec hcr?'
 At my office in Atlantic City the latter part of 1926. l have not seen her since
 How did this defendant come to visit you? ?'
 Told to Leave Office
 She called with her sister about an estate. They were to get some property when their father passed on. She demanded money at once. l told her l could not give her any money. She became angry and said I had sold her out and that the law Yer on the other side had paid me off
 'I gave her back her papers and ordered her out of inc office.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-17
ESIRANGED HUSBAND DIES
 AS WIFE CALLS OFFICER
New York Man Argues With Wife tutil Policeman Arrives. Then
 Has Heart Attack.

New York. Jan. F P,-At the sight Of a policeman, called by his estraugcd wife when q crowd col lected during his plea for a rcconrll- iation in East 18th street today Henry J. Fleger. 46, turned pale raspcd and fell dead.
 Flegcr and his wife, Valerie, 36. had been separated for three years 1ie followed her when she left her home in West 57th street.
 When they reached 18th street he spoke to her. and continued talking until a crowd had gathered. Mrs Tlcger called for q policeman.
 Patrolman Patrick Walsh hurried through the crowd and confronted F'leger. who turned pale, gasped and fell. An ambulance surgeon pro- nounced him dead, apparently of heart disease.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-17
HICKEY LEAVES ID
 JET JAMES SMITH
Alleged Hartford EnbeZZIer
 Caught in Springfield, Ohio

Hartford. Jan. v UP)-Thrce months search for James A. smith Hartford broker charged with en- bczzlcment of $l00.0O0. had ended today with his discovery in Spring field, O., living under an assumed name.
 County Detective Edward J. flick :. oy and Deputy Sheriff Harry F. Comstock were on their way 70 Springfield to bring Smith here for trial. It was understood Smith would waive cXtraditlou.
 Disappeared in October
 smith disappeared Oct. ,. 1929. after Investigation of q protested cheek drawn on the firm of Kenyon k smith. of which he was active parnqf, was reported to have re vcalcd great discrepancies,
 The 29-ycar- old broker, who had been a salesman for Eogcr W. Wat kins, imprisoned genius of the Na- tional Associated Investors, went to New York for the purportcd pur- pooE oL obNdlIIIl6 4uIluS. Tie ncN CT returned,
 smith gave his name as Frank C. Clark when arrested in Springfield Tuesday after an attempt to pass fraudulent checks. His iingerprnts were identified at the Columbus, o., clearing house as those of Smith and Hickey was informed.
 Hickey was able to identify the prints as smiths by comparing them with q set he obtained from Cali fornia authorities. smith was said to have served term for burGla rv in Oregon and to have been con- ricted Of passing bad checks at Oakland, Calf
 Lived in Many Cities
 smith formerly lived in Los An eeles. San Francisco, Atlanta, Ga, Buffalo, Knoxville, Tenn, Buffalo. x. F., and Portland, Ore. He was said to have been known as Edward A. Pcasley on the Pacific coast.
 About q year ago smith induced Milford G. Kenyon, wealthy sports man, 10 enter partnership with him in brokerage business. Kenyon was believed principal loser in the crash.