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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02

emberi kotelesseg A tarsasjate-
kok vidam tarsalgasok k0zott
kellemesen ereztek magukat a
meghivottak. Az lfjusagi kor
ajandekat: egy bibliat, a lelkesz
nyujtotta at az tinnepeltnek.
Jol sikeriilt sziireti bait rende-
zett Noegyletiink tagsaga, ame-
lyenN meglatszott bizottsagi ta-
gok szorgalmas igyekezete. Mem
akarunk ez alkalommal neveket
emliteni. Sziiksegtelen is, inert hi
szen mindennel szebben beszel es
dicser az elert erk0lcsi, anyagi ST.
ker, a termet megt0lto Wig es ke-
delyes sokasag. Mindez AIT mu-
tatja, hogy a bizottsag hiven tel
iesitette kotelesseget. Legyen ez
buzditas asj0v6re is.
Adossagot t0rlesztettiink ho-
napban 600 dollar osszegben s
kamatokat is fizettiink felil $50
dollaron, Egyhazunk eloljar6sa-
Ga nem mulaszthatja ell ez alkal-
mat, hogy k0sz0netet ne mondjon
Noegyletiink minden tagjanak
azert a 200 dollar adomanyert,
amellyel a fenti 0sszeghez hozza-
jarultak. Ez adomany es cseleke-
Diet legyen pelda azok elott, akik
! k0telessegek alol szeretnek XII
bujni csak ha bajban vannak /:
keresik az egyhaz es a lelkesz szol
galatat. Mi mindenkit6l elvarjuk,
hogy hiv0 es cselekv6 tagja le-
gyen egyhazanak. lit ismet legye-
mex peldak a Noegylet tagjai
akik azok - mintegy 65-en, =
akik nemcsak szorgalmasan lato.
gatiak Istennek hazat, de hithiier
is dolgoznak, munkalkodnak Is
ten dicsosegere.
Szombaton reggel 9 orakol
megkezdodik az evkozi magyar
tanitas konfirmandusok oktata
saval egyiitt. Kiildje minden szii
l6 gyermeket minden szombatol
reggel. A szombati iskolaSok sza
mara sikeriilt megnyerni Mr.. O.
Brien zongora tanart is, aki rem
dies oktatast fog veSezni. A szom
bait iskola ingyenes. Azonban
zeneoktatasert, amely azok sza
mara van, akik kivanjak ez al
kalmat felhasznalni, 1920 cente
kell fizetni hetenkent. Remeljil
. hogy minden sziilo megragadj
| ezt az alkalmat, amely igazan k
veteles a maga nemeben. Termt
szetesen nem k0telez0 senkir
sem csal azok veszik igenyb,
! akik 6hajtjak.
Temettetett ozv. Szekely Husza
r Katalin. "A temetesi szertartas
S az egyhaz lelkesze es Mt. 10th T
: Dor beaver fallsi lelkesz vegezt,
. Egyhazlnk evi bazarjat NJ
vember 5-6-7-8-an tartja meg,
2 ebbol az alkalomb6l szeretettt
kerjiik egyhazunk minden tagjt
es joakarojat az adakozasra.
j gyiijtest a bizottsagi tagok ma
+ megkezdettek es mi hissziik, hog
: ha mindcn testveriink megtes
+ k0teless6gGt, listen aldasa ez ak;
lommal sem marad ell.
Egyhaznnk haromnegyed &
gyiilese okt. 12-en, az istentis
! telet vegezteveI lesz meotartya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02

rezgalicoldat Jurisakne szemet
teljesen kimarta, ugy, hogy meg
vakult. Az eljaras a javasasszony
ellen megindult.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
IlNITtTIb> Dl tiAiNN

t' 2 'our "t rr"'1;o t"!",u a' New Britain, within and tor iuo l"ts!; ot Hcrln in the County "' lI1r,lorI and State of Connecticut, u1 t,ut l3tl ,2y "t February. \. D. lo&o.
 Present. Bernard r. Gli.uly l.sq.. Judge. on motion of stanley loI+rv.'d of yard New Britain as' Adm.msrrt"r ou tha Estate of Josephine HlohJvI.l or Stella tebowlrz or stauj4law1 HIcr"- wicl. late of New Britain Nithil sad district deceased.
 This Court doth decree that eiE months be allowed and limited for the creditors of aaid estate 10 exhibit their claims against the samo to tho Admin iatrHtnr and directs that publt" Uotirn hr given of this order by advertising in q newspaper published in said New Britain, and having a circulation in said district, and by posting q copy thereof on the public sign post in said Town Of New Britain nearest the place "hero the de ceased last dpelt.
 CcrtIted from Record, BERNARD r. GAFfNEY, Judge,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
BUNDS UNCHANGED;
 TURNOVER SMALL
Foreign Issues Firm-RailS in
 Small Demand

New York. Feb. If P)-Thc bond market failed to move in either direction in today's carly trading High grade issues were dull and un- changed, with the rails turning ovet Tn small volume. Foreign bonds were generally firm, but Australia os Of 1857 sank 10 q new low of S7 on decline of one point.
 tonvcrtibIcS made an upward gesture, losing some of their carly advances. American Telephone 4 ls "quallcd their years best price Ut l12 and New Haven Gs gained ha!t q point. International Tclcphon. I l-2s improved with the stock. Commercial Investment Trust l. -2> tJSed.
 Buffalo, Rochester X Pittsburgn Consolidated l-2s were in fair de mand on the news that the Balti- more X Ohio had been authorized 10 acquire control of the road $, Louis, Southwestern first is. ross slightly more than q point and thcr, was fractional improvement in tn, NIISSourl PaclticS; otherwise the rail group was quiet.
 A one-point decline in Intcrua 'onal Paper G's series A, four Eolnt advance in Schulie Co. A G I-1S, and rise of nearly he same 1iSlIre in Wickwire convertible 7'S were the principal changes in other sections ot the list. Utility bonds Jagged.
 United States governments broad "ncd trihe, but the price trend was lower, the treasury l-2's los Ing an eighth and the 4's q quarter
 Two small mumcipal loans and s3,000,OO0 issue of Remington Arms Company. Inc, year l J per cent gold notes. sold at gS, com plcte1 the new offerings of q week winch has seen q moderately largo volume of financing, considering the holiday Interruption.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
zoo AUTOMOBILES
 USED AT FUNERAL.
Large ThrOnS Attends ObSequieS
 for AdOlIO MaTieni

The Frarollanza socity. of which he was q charter member and which he helped 10 organize in this state and in Massachusetts paid final tribute 10 their late associate. Adolto Maricni, of kcnslnEton. for mer treasurer, who died suddenly at his home on Hurnham street last Tuesday. More than 200 cars form rI the funeral corttgc and it was one of the largest funerals ever held at St. pauls church.
 Representatives Of the society from the leading cities Of the state and of WcstlicId attended the ob- sc4uies and among the number were l2 state officials of the orGmi2a- tlon, who acted as honorary pail bearers.
 The funeral Was held at A:&o al the home and at 3 o'clock at St. paul's church m Konsingtou. Tine solemn high mass of requiem wus celebrated by Rev. John C. Brcu- nan, pastor. Rev. John r.. Donohur. pastor Of St. Joscph's church. New Britain, was deacon and Rex. Wal- ter A. McCrUm, pastor ot Holy Angels church in South Meridcn. was sub deacon. The auditorium ol the church was filled tU capacity and many Of thc people crowded lha stairs leading into the cdilicc.
 As the casllct was borne into the church Mrs. Horton schmidt sang "Abi1c With Mc." Mrs, r.. Brady and Mrs. Schmidt sang Pic Jcsu'' at the onertory Of the mass and al | the inccnsatlon of the bier they sang Sanctus and Hcucdietus. At ] the conclusion of the mass Mrs. | Brady, accompanied by Mrs. schmidt at the organ. sang "Irst Thee, Sad Heart" AS the cashct was 1 borne from the church Mrs. schmidt and Mrs. Brady sang "Ncarcr My God 10 Thee"
 The pail bearers were Eatista 1 RomceiHlli Of East Berlin, Andrew l;omcgialIi or MlddlctoWu BatiSta i Eonconi Of Wcstucld. Masa.. Peter { Giordano of South Manchester Charles Bigra Of Eousm2'on and Carlo Maricnl ol New Britain, all representing the various branches of tn" l'ratclIauza society," The flow or bearers were Ninno trnrurcIl . ol kcmsiuGtou and IIcco MI2ljoI ot Berlin.
 Rev. Father Brennan conducted the committal services at the lravi 1 Iurlal was in %l. MJry's cemetery New Britain There were many Noru 1 tributes given hy relatives aud i members of tn" branches Of tho . Or%H nlZdtlON,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14

mass of requiem. Rev. John T. Con .. nor was deacon and Rev. Thomas J. LaWor was sub deacon.
 As tho caskct was borne into the church, OrGanist John ]. Crcan played Safe in My Heavenly Homc.' The Grcgorian mass fer the dead was sung by Mrs. Mary T. Crean. who was accompanied by Or Ganist crean. Mrs. crcan sang Ave Maria at the otfcrtory. Organst Crcan tOlled "Mothcr Dear, Oh Pray for Me- on the organ chimes and Nearer My God, to Thee" at inc inccnsation of the bier. At the con clusion of the mass Mrs. Mary Crcan sang Jesus, Lover of My Soul"
 The pail bearers were Edward Mullen, Robert Murray, Charles Murray. Edward Madden and Mi chacl Murphy.
 Rev. Father LaWIor conducted the committal services at the grave Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
Erratic Price Movements Feature Market, as Steels and the Utilities
 Lead Rise; Merchandising Decline

Iutl Cement ., 53l. 19il J9l, , Int Harvester, 9l [. 9o ro Intl Nicl1rl .. $N1a %T", S71~ init Tel X Tel G97, G7", GS 2t Johna-M MauNilIe l43@, III III
 krca2r co. ... 31'a "l %l*- Groger Grocery A2 1T. II T. Lchigh Valley IT., 75T, T77> Liquid Cab'n'r Gf@i Ga Gi Marfiu-E'kwou I5l. tat. la1. Marh All"H .. 45I. il fl Al K a> r EN 5N'. a,'. 5S
 Missouri r"c .. e& Hlr. ".#+ MonI-Ward ... 421. N 12 Nash Motors 5I"t al"> 5I l.. Nat Biscuit .. All. &l., ,tr. Nat Cash Reg 79 717x 5S x ' central I9gt. I>Nl. l92 \ II EE ....l-y.- Ieu.. Iy2
 North AIu co .1oN1. io65. lo6", Northern Fac eGT. 92". o& 7. Packard Mol. It., IGI. lGl. Part l.asI,y rp cG'. G.'. G57> Phillips r@ .. "I.. "ol. %ola rubltc Srry NJ 4' e.T. g&rt pullman co =. N5': .4 N51, Radio Corn .. 12-. lo.t t.l~ Eadio-hcith-Or 2I". Sol. &ll4 Ecodin@ Nl; .l"a l&. 1%5
 Eom'e,'n Rand a1 %G'. %G l.. I;"p Ira % S.I I,:. 5% 79". E'N.l Du,rh NY 5@L aI* 5l g., ;'. l. San Fran lla Il& ll&
 $.ur- No.buck M', NS=t 9n y. Sinclair Oil .. 2@1e 2%t. 2%a, South.m rac .ly%I I.e l2&@i Soulhern lay t%% Ia& la&
 stand Brands @I:. 21I .11, Standard Gas .1gi l2ll. Is9
 Sd oil Of NJ n2L Gl., els, Std Oil Of NN 3D.. %.H, 3gI. stewart W'rnor %N". &hI= %Sl. Stud"bah'r ... l5 Ht. tiI, Texas Corp .. a3 5y5. a27. Texts Gull $ol G%.- ta1. 6& E.. Timk'n I;ol Der 79", 5y 1gri l.njou carbid" gt5- g-t q2a, Union Pacific .4&tl. .y5 .&4l. ltd Gas X Imp to $a", &9as | ultrd corp .. to'. "97, 10
 [ x Ind AIro .l-t IiN@. l.oa, Realty .. G% G1lt GT1, { < Rubber -S .7", g7a. ' < Steel ....INn N5 INo
 Nau&d,Hm S,l = GG-. -
 Wabash IE .. 5n", 5H1. a2l. Werner lr Tie G9n. GIt, G9
 West Electric .17t- 17%1l 175aI Nilly- Ovcrld lu 10 10
 Woodwork ... G%7> r.".
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
Mrs. Fred SCali>c

Mrs. Mary Scalisc, aged e. wife of Fred Scalise Of 56 Maple street, died yesterday in Norwich following a long illness. Mrs. ScaliSc had made her home in this city for the past 23 years and was a member of St. Mary's church.
 Besides her husband. she is sur Vivcd by q son, Nicholas Scalisc, oi New York. and six grandchildren.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow morning at S:30 at the funeral parlors of Laraia X Sagarino and at o'clock at Sl. Marys church. Burial will be in st. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
De a tn S
John Fuchs

Word has been received in this city of th" death in Clinsidc, x. J.. of John Fucha father of Rev. Carl ''uchS, T former acting pastor Of St Peters church.
 Rev. Joseph EcWinklc Of St let"r'S church, Rev. Father Fuchs, Roy. Daniel J. MHsse and the super Tor ot inc LaSaIetlc Order in Hart ford ot(lciatcd at the solemn high mass Of requiem this morning in 'Iltsd" Among the relatives from ltNa city who attended the funeral vas Lieutenant Matthias Rival. Bur lal was in ClifGsI.ic. x. J.
 Rev. Father l'uchS. who is q mem brr Of the LaSalctto order. vas transferred 10 Canada last summer.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
Ca >inlirit /NcIrk

Funeral services for Casimira IyczeN, seven month old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Zyczck Of l63 Gold street. who died Wednesday. were held this morning at 7:45 at Sacred Heart church. Rev. lucyan BoJnoWski, pastor. celebrated a re- qulen mass. Burial was in Sacred Heart cemetery.
 The pallbearcrs were Chester Koz- loWski, Joseph Benn, Zigmunt Wilk and Chester Deptula. The flower bearers Were Henry PiIkieWicz and Michael koZlowski.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
City Advertisement
'NtlIIt l.

There win he a public hearing Tuesday evening. N o'clock, Feb. @o, ltoom @0l. City Euildm", on thc proposed extension ot the boundaries cf the fire district The present and proposed boundaries arc shown on maps in the office ol the building dc partmcnt. Room &o%, City Building, and may be examined there.
 THE OEDINANCE COM M1TfEE.
 j. Guala,c Johnson, Chairman.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
Market H:JI tO 2 F. VI.

High Low Close Air Reduction .1&%'s 1%o1, l%2
 Alncd Chem ..-75 21i -75
 AlIis Chalmers GUG I9 l9@. Am Bank Notr NI Ni Nl
 Am Bosch Mag ai1. o5T, 5&"i Am Can ......1tG 1%@&> ll%". Am Chr X Edy 7?&, 1H1. 7gl. Am Coml AIco1 9a=, aIh .S
 Am X. Ign pWr 9S#, n51, naI. Ann Loco .....1oolt looIs lools Am Smelling 75"s 7i f
 Am Tel A Tel -32l, 2%ol. a%I
 Am WooIon, cm lG@ IG1, IGls AnacOnda .. 75&i 1il. 75 Atchisou .....@&71. 9"6 ""Tia Atlantic Ref .. t21, ioH. a0", Halt X Ohio ..119 l11%, lITl, icndiN Aviation &9's &41. %g&i Beth Steel ...102I. ln11, Io2I4 Hjigg5 Mfg ... 1G l5&t lG
 EucYrn> Erie @G&. 25"4 @G&, Bush Term cm &HIi "41t "H1t rarmt & lIccIa 31 S07s "1 Canada Dry .. 7Ol. 7o1s ,u1x Can Pacific ...2@Ol, 2I5'> "1NIt Cen Alloy Steel &ila %2 %&&i rorro D" pasco G&"s G&1. G2l, CIl"S X Ohio .2"5 2S% a%l c M St r < r %, o5", .a&, Ch4p N Nrthwn NS"t Nyt. NN2l Ch%o pno rl cm 3O1s %U1. sol. r l. | X r ..l25 I21 l"5 CnrN~Irr Mot &N"s &1 "1", Columbia Gas g2", ou1s rl l.. Com Solvents 31 k "u 20
 ronG'n Narn IT., IF, IF, Con Gas NN .1177. IIGIt l17'< Continental Can G& G11 G1&> Corn Prod ... aGl. No", 95"t Cluclble Steel 9Oa, SOL 9o", Cur)iss-Wrt cm 1o". 1oI. lol. Day Chem ... 3&", %%1> 3%1x p,l X Hudson 179", 11HL 179"s nr,oo Ecyn'lds %5ta %1lt &5'. East Kodak .,20& |. lg& 2u2 |. i.Irc Autolitc .100l. 9Nl@ HNL Itl"c rwr X It GGl. Gi1a G1"t Erie I;E ..... 6%@t G@ls G" 1 Fidelity lh ms SOL. No N0la Fox Film "A" 3"la %o". %1
 l'rrcport Tex d1l. II fI1, Gen Am Tank 1oG Io51l 1oG
 G"nl Asphalt jNa, 5S'x i, 'g Gonl Flee .... 77%t 15tA ,oa. Grnl Foods .. If 52a. o3
 Gcnl Motors .. i%&, 19", t%#, . Gul Pub Srry 157, 4i1. Hl. l Gonl EWy Sig 9l 9t 9t
 tliddcn co. cm %l@. &ta, &1a, Gold Dust .... 4i", i%1s i@", Goodrich Rub 4gta i7n iNl. Graham Paige lO1. 1OtS 1O1s i Gr'ndy Con Cop 5S", IN"s jN"> l Ct North'u Did go H7l. 9Na, 1 Hudson Motors 5S@s J5 r. 11 @s
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
Mrs. Paul Sal>aiatI~I>aS

Funeral services for Mrs. Ap0lonEc S1kalauskas, aged 55. wife of Paul Sakalausltas Of g Rhodes street . were held this morning at 3 o'clock @L S'. Andrews church. A solemn high mass Of rcquirm was celebrated by Rev. Edward V. Gril>is. pastor of the church. Rev. John J. Kcanc vas deacon and Rev. Thomas !. Laden. pastor of the Church of St. John the Evangelist, was sub deacon.
 As the taSkct was borne into the church DrgAnist Ernest Britton played rhopin's funeral march. schmidt S requiem mass was played hy OrGanist Britton and sung by Mrs. Anna Sintau, Miss Anna TIC'' and James D. ponohuc. At the of tortory Mrs. SintaU sang Lcybocll 's Pie Jrsu'' and at the conclusion Of Inc mass Miss Rice, assisted by Ms. Slntau and Mr. Donohuc, sans "Gicame' Gaiioscio.'
 The pail bearers were Jonas NIs- riauakas, William Gideikis. simon Cjdcikis, Antanas Gurskis Paul Eaukis and Joseph Mikalauskas.
 Rev. Father GrlIs conducted thc commttal services at the gravo iu St. Mary'S cemetery. There was a wealth Of floral tributes and spiritual bouquets.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
Mrs. Peter kIIlas

Funeral services for Mrs. Peter kulas aged 5S, a former resident of this city. who died yesterday at her home in Suiticld, were held this morning at 2 o'clock at St. Joseph s church, SufGdicld. Burial was in pOQUOnOCk.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
STU FEED EGGS

trcamCd stuffed c"ES make n dclcctablc luncheon dish. Devil the csgs. place on q slice oI toast, GOV CT with cream sauce and heat pip ing hot.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
Rails Also Lose Ground Volume Fairly Heavy, With Ticker 10 Minutes Behind in Morning - Trade Figures Drop.

Sew York. Feb. fl (P The stock market N'nt through another series of crrmir price movements to-day m which the srrrIs and public utilities were featured on the upside, while the mcrruJudismg iS9rcs and rails showed lh, largest declines.
 Trading vua fairly heavy in vol lmr- with the ticket ten minutes late ai one period curing the morn ing. C%u money renewed at four per cent but advanced 10 4 + aa hauha called loans 10 strengthen their position at line federal reserve. Apparently, little attention Was paid 10 thc increase of :4&,ooU.ooO in brokers loans although some ob- servers were inclined to regard II as an indication that stocks were pass mg rom strong 10 weak 1auus.
 Trade Figures Fell
 Foreign trad. figures for January made unfayorabIr comparison with thc same month last year, mrrchau- disc exports dropping s7o.91G.ooo. while imports declined s56,G&G, ,ooU. Oth,rWisc, there WAS uUh In rho days business news to influence lhr price uOErmcnl.
 |. S. Steel common HuS pushed up three points to a new lH3p high ut I>7 7-a. or slightly mOra juau a point below the m.h reached m the December recovery and nearly 70 i.Dlnts above the price at which jhe stock recently was offered To om- ployus under rhc partial payment plan. Republic S,ccl was marked up more than siN points 10 7'l4, NanadIun I-l 10 70, Colorado Fuels. , IA to 57, Central Alloy 2I ,o &1 #4.
 iiiiticN Make Gains
 Al lcas; a dozen public utilities led by Brooklyn Union Gas, with q gain Of nearly points, into ur" hi2I ground for lhc year, Vulcan n.tInm3 scared II points on ud lo. transactions. West Nir@iui; Chlorine O1., |. < Industrial Alco- hol [ 1-i, Air Reduction j. Com monWealth Power H.. Southcrl Dairics \ l. and Westinghouse Flee tric $ &-N. nut some or these gain, were reduced hy thc wave of roaliz. ing which followed the higher cal money rate.
 rlushur2h Coal broke n's point. to a new low at co, but quickly rc. bounded io G1. .Dmmona sold doWl nor" than $ points to e. 1-S bu snapped back 10 o&. Norfolk am Western dropped : points, Auburn Auto 5la. Jersey Central and Me- orory stores ,, Union Pacific. ryo rlo's Gas and Atlantic. Gult an, West Indies. sold down to points
 several Of the oils and motor yielded point or two with selling influenced by unfo>otablr trade rr norris
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
F un CT Is
Mrs. Catherine Murray E"an

Funeral services for Mrs. Gather inc Murray Egan of 4 FarminGt on avenue. widow of Philip Egan. who died yesterday, were held this morn ing at ? o'clock at St. Marys church. Rev. Walter J. Lyddy was inc cclebrant of inc solemn high
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14

with us during our recent bcrcavc- mCnt occasioued by the death of our beloved wife and mother. Antonetta Soricc.
 Signed, Raphael sorico and fam ilN.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
TREASURY BALANCE treasury Bllancc, S%&,lFN,ltH
DOUBLE. SOCKETS

When using an electric toastcr, rrrcolator or other electric cuuip- mcnt ut the table, double sockets arc time savers, for no lights must
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
SLIPPERY HANGERS

Wind rubber clastics around the cnds ot all your slippery dress hangers and you will find them Hno non-skid arrangements.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
BOILED ItIt r.

When boiling rlCc. you can saw time if you use a big pot of water and drop the llCc right into II Drain when done
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
WaH Street Briefs

The National Dairy Products Corp. is seeking 10 acquire the sugar Creek Creamery company of ban
 vile. Ill.. which owns properties in ! several states. National Dairy has applied 10 the New York stock cN- change 10 list 20,000 additional shares ot it's common stock and S50o, o0o Of its ; l-f per cent dobcn- turc bonds, with which payment is to be made. The corporation is also acquiring the Plymouth Rock lee Cream company, operating in eastern Massachusetts, and Creme I'rccA Inc, and rrcmc-Frrcz Of Lynn. Inc. operating in Jamaica Plain and Lynn, Mass.
 The volume ol life insurance pro duction f.r all classes declined 29
 per cent in January, the Association
 ot Life Insurance Presidents report cd today. Ordinary insurance in creased S per cent, but there were
 declines in industrial group insur-
 ancc. The total of the if com panlcS represented in the report was s991,l95,o00 against &l."2It7S in January, 1929.
 New York. Feb. If. .- X recent compilation Of new bond and stock financing for January. oNclusiv" of
 domestic and Canadian municipal
 financing, shows that th" total rrach- cd &Gn%.S3i. .uoo. This Ii@urr com
 narcS with &GH0, ,5oo. U0o offered in January, 1929. Th" report also showed that T. T.. Morgan IG co. headed the list ot banking houses and Syudicatcs as having offered the largest amount of new financing. The lIousr of Morgan was credited with having offered $2&1,oN&,no0 ol the total amount. Harris, Forbes X ] Co.,. was second with $1u,50u,u ,uo0 and l lIals"y. stuart & 70, third with l S69,Gl5,ooo.
 The American Cyauamld 70. has l acquired the LCdcrlc Aul1oNIn I.a- 1 boratorics, Inc.
 Gains in commercial and industrial l building activity accounted for the l slightly higher total value of heavy l construction and engineering con- 1 tracts lct in the United States in tha l past week as compared with the pre- ccding week, according 10 the lIn- 1 sncerinG News Record. Awards an
 nounccd in the past seven day period
 were valued at approximately $&A. .- 1 4oo.o0o, compared with H2H.500, ,OUn 1 in the previous week and $&1. .0U0. GOO
 i'll the corrcspondiuy week last year.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14

be removed before equipment can be connected.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
CURB GAINS HALT
 ON PROFIT TAXING
Early Gains Wiped Out, PartiCu-
 larly in Utilities
NDM. NnrI Enl u iP -.rhn

New York, Feb If tP, The f,- cent uptrend on the curb mark, was checked by heavy profit taking ih the utility shares today after uu=- thcr advances during the carly pat Of the session. Several of the less active shares. particularly amos the industrials were bid up 10 nr.N high levels for 1880 out the mos, popular trading shares generally lost ground by carly afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
Consolidated Gas Changes

A feature of the utility Eroup vas Consolidated Gas of Baltimore V hich shot up about nine points rI the carly trading only to lose most or it's gain later.
 United States Electric Power and Standard Power X Light responded 10 announcement of the entrance ol the Mellon interests into the group, with moderate advances during the first hour.
 American Super Power. American Gas tc Electric and Electric Bond X Share showed moderate losses by carly afternoon.
 Among induatriaIs reaching the best levels Of the year were Driver Harris, Cclluloid corporation. Sl l. ney Blumcntal and \. 0. Smith.
 l'oN TheatcrS A cascd ill response to the failure of the Fox receiver ship hearing yesterday to bring any definite decision to clear up the uu- certainty surrounding the Fox sli-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14

CARD OF TU.tNkS We wish to thank all our neigh. lor5 and friends who sympathizcd
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
investments Make Gains

Several of the holding companies and investment trust shares made moderate progress, although tue trends in this group were divergent. Air stocks mo,ed X couple Of points in response 10 it's earning statement. oil stocks E. on the other hand, sagGcd more than two points 10 H new 1880 law, apparently under th" influence or the announced crude pric" reductions by Sinclair and Standard of Indiana. Oils generally were inclined 10 ease, although losses were mostly small.
 National Investors and Third NA. tional Investors were strong spots. rising 10 new high levels for the year. On inc other hand Lehman Corporation and Interstate Equities were under moderate prcaSWc.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14

The American cyuuamld 70. has acquired tine LcdcrIc AuDi1oAin Ia- boratorics, Inc.