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La gaceta., 1930-02-01

Madrid, Feb. lei Presi-
dente del Consejo de Ministries
Oral. Berenguer, Sc encerr6 es-
ia manana con ell Monarch, en-
ell despacho de este, celebran-
do una larga conferencia.
A su salida Sc reuni6 con los
Ministries inquiriendo de todos
ellos detalles acerca de los pro-
blemas que Sc propone estudiar
ell nuevo gobierno.
Ell Rey Alfonso tiene ell pro-
p6sito-seg1n sus palabras =
de conferenciar todas las mana
mas con SUI jefe de gobierno pa
IA darle instrucciones con res
pecto al desenvolvimiento de
la nueva politica que Sc propo-
ne lnStaurar en- tOdoS los MINIS
terios.
Ell Oral. Berenguer recibi6
numerosas visitas durante Ell
dia entire elias de Alcaldes y
Gobernadores que lie habian
enviado su renuncia. Entire es-
tos Sc encuentran los Alcaldes
de Madrid y Barcelona.
Ell jefe del gobierno no ha
aceptado hasta ell presente min
guna de las renuncias pidien-
do por el oontrario a los renun-
ciantes que continGen en- sus
puestos hasta que Sc les orde-
ne.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01

Los senores concejales toma-
ron anoche el acuerdo de decla-
rar al pueblo, ratificando -
cue nosotros escribieramoS a
yer, que la comisi6n de la cuai
forman pare los Sres. Adams
" Judd no puede abrogarse l.
representation de los contribu
yentes de Tampa, confiada pot
los electores a SUI ayuntamien-
to.
Con datos que respalda ell in
geniero Cason, del municipio
prueban los seiiores ediles que
la Punta del PEI Cato, lugar dis
tante e Inconvenience para ur
aerodrOmo urban0, no puede ser
acondicionada para ell puerto ae
REQ con menos de $1,000 600 y a
pueblo solo Sc pidieron $750.000
La comision de "expertos" ha
calcuIado los gastos en- meno>
de $750,000; pero sus cifras no
Sc amoldan a las exigencias de
la obra que Sc requiere realizar.
Sin ser un sitio inmejorable,
como 10 es Palmetto Beach, ei
aerodromo en- la Punta, a dos
mil minutes de aburrimiento
del distrito comercial de Tampa.
nos costa"fa, ademas de los 750,
mil pesos, la "insignificancia'
de $231,210.48.
Con una cantidad muy infe
rior a $750,000 Sc puede cons
truir el nuev0 puerto aereo, er
Palmetto, arrabal de la coma gu.
genera la riqueza de esta co
munidad.
Los senores concejales dcbei
"arrinconar" Ia PuniA, mala
costosa, y decidirse por el huge
mas bonito y de mas utilidad
los tampenos: a la vera del t
rraplen y puente De Naryacz.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01

Durante et mes de enero Sc
elaboraron en- Tampa 25,711,470
tabacos, comparados con 26,822,
.298 que Sc f~abricaron en- ell mis-
mo mes, en- 1929.
Ha disminuido la production
local en- 1,110.828 "puros' de
todas classes, desde las modestas
"tagarninas" de a miguel has
ia las 'arrogantes' vitolas de a
25 Y mas centayoS.
Prueban esas cifras a los Sc
nores fabricantes que ellos es-
tan "dormidos sobre sus laure
les" y que ell momento de "des-
iper;ar" ha llegad0.
Propaganda, mucha propagan
da inteligente, bien dirigida, 5
10 Que necesita la industrial la
bacalera local para aumentar Ia
production Y asi contribuir, en-
mayor escala, al desarrollo y
Iprogreso de esta comunidad.
Los fabricantes que utilizan
sabaco ''infame", peSimo, ma
Dliente, con ell auxiio de la pro-
paganda, hecha en- reviStas, lu-
cares publicos, etc, venden sus
t'impuros' y facilmente Sc en-
riquecen.
No hacen propaganda a sus
'marcas y "vitolas', elaboradas
con la RIGA hoja Guiana, los que
mas derecho tienen a proclamar
ia eXcelencia de sus productos.
Y con ell declinar de las ga
nancias de los manufacturers Y
la declinacion en- ell total de los
tabacos fabricados, sobrevienen
la escasez de trabajo y la mise
Tia para los obreros,
La industrial ha menester de
81 propaganda y los senores ia
bricantes, sus amos, no pueden
negarsela.
iCuando Sc van a abrir las
pucrtas de las fabricas a los tn
ristas?
Con la ayuda del aqua y Ell
jab6n los taIleres pueden ser de
iados, en- unas cuantas horas, en-
jrmeiorables condolences para
sor visitados por "propios y "
tranos''.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01

A la edad de II amos falle-
30 hoy en- esta locaIidad, y en-
su Residential de la Avenida IS
1918, ell conocido caballero Sr.
Ramon V. Pages, perteneciente
a los "Emigrados Revoluciona-
rios Cubanos."
lie sobreviven su esposa, la
distinguida Sra. Luisa Pages;
res hermanas, Tomasa Padr6n
Carmen Santos Y Mercedes Pa
yes, y un hermano, Juan Pa
5fs, que reside en- Cuba.
Su entierro Sc verificara ma
mana, a las cuatro Y media de
la tarde, dirigido por Primo
Lord.
Reciban todos sus famil.iares
nuestro mas sentido p6same.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01

Madrid, Febrero Ell Du-
que de Alba, Ministro de ms
trucci6n Pdblica del nuevo 60
bierno constitutional que pre-
side ell Oral. Berenguer, suspen
di6 la expatriaci6n a que ha-
bfa sido condenado por Primo
de Rivera, ell rector de la Uni
versidad de Salamanca, Don
Miguel de Unamuno, quien IN
mediatamente de recibir la no
tificaci6n de su indulto Salio
para Espana, abandonando a
Francia, lugar que habia esco-
gido para su destierro.
Ell Duque de Alba, que con
su diplomacia logr6 acabar con
las demostraciones estudianti-
les contra ell Oral. Berenguer,
que sucedi6 a Rivera en- ell po-
der, llamara tambien a la pa
tria a los catedraticos de la
Universidad de Madrid, Din.
Jose Ortega Roman Y On. Luis
Jimenez Asua.
Otra de las medidas del Du-
que fue la de aprobar ell Regla-
mento de la Federation de Es-
tudiantes de Espana.
La opinion general es la de
que ell Rector de la Universe
dad de Madrid, On. Elias Tor
no, sera ell pr6ximo Ministro de
instruction Publica, cuando ell
Ducue de Alba pase a ocupar
ell Ministerio de Estado.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01
CARTA CABLEGRAFlCA DE CUBA
EPIDEMiA DE BERT BERI

Santiago de Cuba, Feb, l.
Dos casos de la fiebre conoci-
da por Beri Beri fueron descu-
biertos en- Ia carcel de esta ciu-
dad, aver, Siendo los atacados
dos de los r~eclusos.
Las autoridades del Depar-
tamento de Sandal dieron or
.denes inmediatas para la fumi-
gaci6n de todos los aposentos
de la carcel estahleciendo tam
bien una rigurosa cuarentena
en- toda la secci6n que ocupa ell
edificio penal.
La fiebre del Beri-Beri des-
crita por los cientificos es una
enfermedad oriental product
da por la ingesti6n de arroz en-
estado y produce PARALYSIS
La gaceta., 1930-02-01
UNA CARTA DE ADOLFO
FONT QUE DEBE LEER Ell.
COMITE DE AUXILIO DE-
LOS T~ABAQUEROS
Enero 81 de 1880.

L1L%A o& SON
Sr. Victoriano Manteiga,
Director de la Gaceta",
Tampa, Fla.
Mi muy estimado companero:
Lector asiduo de su muy anne
ma secci6n "Chungas y no Chun
gas, me he enterado de la peno-
sa situaci6n que atraviesan
muchos hermanos tabaqueros
sin trabajo y quiero contribuir,
arreglado a mis- recursos, que
sou bien modestos por cierto, a
la buena obra de recabar fon-
dos para ellos.
En- la actualidad como Vd.
hien 10 sabe. cuento con un buen
establo de boxeadores latinos y
los ofrezco todos al Comite de-
Auxilios para 81 10 tiene a bien
los utilize en- cualquier fiesta be
n6fica que, con el auxilio de la
afici6n tampena ,pueda lleyar a
cabo cualquiera que, sintiendo
latir SUI coraz6n, ante la desgra
cia que Sc asoma por muchos
hogares, quiera organizarla.
Nc busco con este nj publici-
dad nj una indebida POPULAR
dad, asf que quedare satisfecho
con que va. 10 haga saber pri-
La gaceta., 1930-02-01
LESIONADO POR UN AUTO.
MOVIL

Tn autom6vil atropell6 a
yer en- la esquina de la Sept
ma y Gale II al Sr. Carmeio
Monteleone, de 40 amos, veci-
no de la Quinta avenida 2414,
que Sc interpuso en- ell canine
del vehiculo, saliendo de de-
tras de I'm tranvia el6ctrico.
Ell automovilista fue librado
de responsibilities en- ell case.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01
LA CONFERENCIA DE LlMI-
TACION DE

Londres, Feb. 1.-Despues
de dos semanas de exploracio-
mes sobre generalidades por
parte de los representatives de
las cinco potencias reunidas Ell
la Conferencia de Reduction
de Armamentos, la Convention
Sc encuentra en- la actualidad
ante Ell primer bloque graniti-
co que superar.
FL instante lego -seg1n eX-
.. esi0n de los intimamente Ii
gados con los asistentes a la
Conferencia, para comenZar a
hablar de n0meros respecto a
las toneladas que habran de
permitirse.
Hasta ct presente todo 10 gu,
han tratado los Delegates tie
ne valor s0Iamente como pun
los de viSla; pero ahora ell he
cha de la reduction hay que
deiarla caer v ell Unite del to-
nelaje fijarlo para las cinc0
potencias reunidas. lPOr don
de Sc empezara?
Los conferencistas no estan
todavia suficientemente pre-
parados para c0menzar a ira
tar de Ia reduction, siendo de es
perarse que los %primeros AVIAN
ceS en- este t%erreno habran de
encontrar con la oposici6n de
la parte que Sc considere per-
judicada. FL punto algebraico
de la categoria de las poten-
cias ha de ser dificil encontrar
10 para con arreglo a clio fijar
ell Unite de toneladas que lie
correspondent.
GEstados Unidos es inferior
a 1nglaterra?.... italia es in
ferior a Francia? lDeben las
dos primeras naciones tener
mas escuadra que Ell Jap6n?
Todas estas preguntas estan
ahOra sobre Ell tapete Y es ne
cesario darles respuesta inme-
data 0 pOr contrario discover
las sesiones despues que no Sc
puedan poner de acuerdo las
potencias sobre su categoria
con respecto a las otras.
AL p%resente ell probIema no
es otro, aunque sc piensa tam
bien en- ell proyecto de Francia,
que ofrece un tonelaje fijo pa
ra cada naci6n, con la clausula
de que quede especificado Guam
tas toneladas seran para cru-
ceros, cuantas para acoraza-
dos y euantas para ell resto de
los otr0s tipos de barcos.
Sobre el particular respecto a
La gaceta., 1930-02-01
FL TEMPO

= Claro y mas calor para hoy.
Temperature maxima aver, SO
grades; mfnima, az.
Marea alta a las 8: "a a. m.
y 4:45 a, m; marea baja a las
10:16 a. m. y 1000 D. m.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01

de carsa sus estudios superio-
res, la gentilisima e inteligen-
te Srta. Esther Franco, hija del
distinguido caballero Or. Jose
S. Franco.
Pasara en- esta localidad, al
lado de sus amantes familia-
res, varios dfas, durante la tenn
porada de Feria.
Recjba la culta damita mi
cordial bienvenida.
4. de L. PsRa.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01
INVESTIGATION SOBRE Ell
IMPUESTO DEL DINERO
QUE SALE DE CUBA

Habana, Feb. Eel impues-
to federal de un cuarto de CEN
tavo por ciento del dinero que
Sc saque de Cuba y que exec
da de la cantidad de $50, sera
objeto de una investigation la
pr6Xima semana por parte del
Departamento de Hacienda,
seg6n Sc publica en- la Gaceta
Official correspondence al dia
de hoy.
Ell producto de este impues-
to Sc destina por ell gobierno
cubano al fondo de Obras Phi
blicas.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01

Manana por la noche la Com
pa5ia "Renacimiento" repre-
sentara en- 81 teatro del Centre
Asturiano dos 5onitas zarzue-
las del genera chico espanoi
"la Algeria de la Huerta" y
'FI Santo de la Isidra."
La gaceta., 1930-02-01

Vadamente a los que puedan rea
liar cualquier obra en- beneficio
de los que ahora estan necesita
dos.
Sin mas, mande siempre a su
atento amigo y companero,
AdOLto Font.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01
ULTlMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

n1meros es sobre ell que Sc cree
dnicamente possible que los de-
legados de las naciones lleguen
a I'm possible acuerdo.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01

Manana a las tres y media
Sc efectuara una matinee bal
able en- los salones de la socie-
lad espahoIa de Ybor.
Son los tradicionales bales
dominicales del Centre.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01
CHUNGAS Y NO CIIUNGAS

con mas claridad, beneficiariar
a Ia industrial de Tampa y no fal
tartan a la verdad.
Podria decirse que no hay
contento igual a una buena ga
ma de fumar" cuando puede ser
aplacada con "puros' de Tam
pa.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01

Esta noche, a las ocho y me-
ia, Sc efectuara ell matrimonio
IN Ia mayor intimidad, de la
rraciosa Srta. Carmen Perez,
On el joven Nicolas Montero,
miembro de la "Secci6n de Re-
REQ del CircuIo Cubano."
Ill acto Sc llevara a cabo en-
la Residential del ST.. Antonio
PGrez, padre de la prometida,
Gale de Conrad 1912.
Kepresentara a la ley Ell dis
tinguido Notario ST.. Armando
Dorfa.
Para Carmen y Nicolas mi
fel'citaci6n.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01

La prestigiosa Sociedad Cen
tro Asturiano celebrara un bal
lie de Carnival la noche del
dia / del mes de Mario, en- sus
bellos saloneS.
Quiero darle las graeias al
|atento y correcto joven Manuel
Ross, Secretario de la "Secci6n
de Recreo" de la refreida So
iedad, por la cordial bienve-
lida que me da por medic de
ma communication y en- la cual
ne adjunta la Iista de nombres
de todos los j6venes que com
ponen dicha "Secci6n."
Presidente, Maxine Coma
lez; Vice Presidente, Antonio
arrange; Secretario, Manuel
KOS; wee oecfetaflO, lllle
Hernandez; Vocales: Jose Prize
lie, Jose Valdes, Julio Alvarez,
ack Sierra, Tomas Pasar6n,
tntonio Dago, Gustavo Gal
ez, Agustin Cueto, Amable de
a Tore, Jose Ma. Fernandez,
5egundo Rodriguez, Bernardo
Lorenzo, Gonzalo Garcia, Jose
ien6ndez, Ramon Garcia, Will
lie Diaz, Celestino Fernandez,
milo Costales.
Grandes aciertoS deseO a to-
os EN- sus respectivos cargos.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01
INFORMACION
DEL PUERTO
Tres vapores de bandera a.
mericana, Agwidale, Maltran
Y Jomar, Sc hicieron a la mar
en- Ell dfa de aver.

Llegaron en- las 1ltimas "a
horas los vapores americanos
Governor Cobb y Cody.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01

parciai, hincha26n de las pier
mas e hidropesia.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01
SOCIALES

Para ell domingo 9 de febre-
ro ha quedado Senalada la bo-
da de la hechicera senorita AL
ma Mary, hija del senior Will
liam Norona, juez de Paz de
Ybor, con ell caballeroso joven
y talentoSo Abogado senior
Joseph G. Spicola.
La ceremonia Sc celebrara
en- la Iglesia Catolica Nuestra
Sonora de las Mercedes, a las
cinco de la tarde.
DespueS la reception tendra
lugar en- la casa de la Logia
"Caballeros de Phytias'', situa
da EN- la calle de Taliaferro nu-
nero PAIL.
Reciban los j6venes nuestra
felicitaci6n, pOr anticipate.
La gaceta., 1930-02-01

Regrssa de Tallahassee. don
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
UNITY REBEkAH INDUCTION

Installation ceremonies of Unity Rebekah lodge were held last night with District Deputy Katherine Richards and staff of Plainvlle, per. forming the ceremonies. The follow ing officers were nstalled-Nob'2 Grand, lone Proctor; vice grant,. Ruth Loudn; recording secretary. Helena SCharman; financial secre- tary. Ruth Anderson: treasuref.. Elizabeth Rodil; right support noble grand, Louise McCleery; light sui port grand. Gussie Stabert: right support vice grand, Lucia Ely: left. support vice grand. Myrtle Ander- son: warden. Amy Nordenson: con ductor, Florence Blake; chaplain, Louise Mckenzie; inside guardian, Ethel Nelson; outside suardia T., Ruth Anderson; musician, Netue Tlerwig; past noble grand, Ora 2e Rondcau was presented with jew and q silver loving cup.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

building at night and added that it would cost between s10O and S125 for every night that $175 would be brought in. The remainder would be used as an emergency fund to meet damage vandals may cause or for additional scenery, he added.
 Downes' Report on Expense
 Following <is report of csti- mated figures relative to the rental of the halls as prepared by School Supervisor John l.. Downcs:
 Expense per evening, Senior High school auditorum Lights, S4 per hour-5 hours, S20; lights. switchboard operator. 80; ianitor and cleaning, S25; depreciation of building. $175.000 cost at per cent per annum, s7,0O0; based on 100 rentals per year. S70; based on 50 rentals per year, s14O; heating, 25O tons coal at s7.50 per ton per year, S1,750; based on 100 rentals. 1O-35th of year, $500, divided by 100 equals S5 per night, divided by 5O nights equals $f0 per night.
 Total cost of auditorium nightly. based on 100 nights rental: Lights. S20; switchboard operator, $5; jan itor and cleaning, s25; depreciation on building, s70; heating, s5. Esti- mated cost per night. S125. Total cost Of auditorium nightly. based on 80 nights rental Lights, s2O; switchboard operator, 80: jan itor and cleaning, S25; heating. SIC; depreciation at per cent, $105. Estimated cost per night, S165.
 This difference in depreciation percentage is on account of less use of the building by 50 nights per year.
 "Gymnasium rental, per night each gymnaSium: Lighting cost per gym per hour. S1X5 hours, s5: ian itor and cleaning, $15; heating. per night, s5; depreciation. 3 per cent on cost, $54,o0O-S1.G20, divided by 40 nights rental, s4o.50. Estimated cost per night. $65.50."
 Public Opening February 10 It was voted to have the public opening of the school on February | 10.
 Authority was given 10 have a public exhibit at the school few weeks after it opens so that the work of the pupils may be seen by the public.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
40 Arrested in Poland
 On Forged Visa Probe

Warsaw, Poland, Jan. II R}- More than 40 persons are now held in prison here as a consequence of investigation Of the theft three weeks ago of an American consulate official stamp which was used to visa forged passports for entrance into the United States. The 40 persons ln- Clude several subordinate employees of the consulate who arc alleged to have dealt with the enigrants through outsiders, who also have been arrested.
 There is little doubt that several hundred persons have entered the United States by means of these false Nisas. which were sold at prices ranging from $500 to s700 each, and in exceptional instances s1,500. The investigation continues as it seems even others have been involved in the conspiracy
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
City Items

l. Walter Ellingwood, father Of Park Superintendent Clyde Filing wood, returned yesterday to his homo in Bowdoin, Me, after Spend- ing the past two weeks in this city.
 The newly organized executive committee of the Chamber of Con- merce met yesterday afternoon for a formal discussion of the proposed golf course and other Chamber mat terS.
 Felix Lutynski of New Haven has been named defendant in suit brought by Max D. Honeyman. ac- cordinG to papers filed in city court today by Constable Frank Clynes. Attorney Harry Ginsburg represents the plaintiff.
 Mental hygiene clinics will be dis cussed by Miss Eleanor Hope John son of Hartford, at a meeting of the Social Works club at the Y. w. C. A.. Wednesday noon.
 Bryce l.. Long, assistant secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A., has returned to duty after an extended illness fol- lowing an operation at New Britain General hospital.
 The police were notified today of the suspension of the operators li- censes of John B. Nieira of 335 Myr- tie street and Joseph StronkowskN ot 55 Albany avenue.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
New Haven Builder Dies
 In Arizona, Friends Hear

New Haven, Jan. Il P}-Harry A. Leonard, president of the board of police commissioners, contractor and active in republican politics, died in Arizona yesterday where he went in search of health. He had been acutely ill for Is months with heart trouble. Mir. Leonard was president and treasurer Of J. x. leonard X Co.,, general contractors. and had built many large struc- lures here. He was a Spanish war veteran and for many years was one of several leaders in his party who wielded influence in city and county politics. He went twice to the state senate. He served on the board of finance under Mayor Frank J. Rice, had been an alderman and managed the campaign of the late Mayor J.. B. Tower. He had been on the po- lice board many years.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
Plainville Man Is Fined
 For Killing Five Dogs
Special to tho Heraldl

iNItLidI 10 tlN felalul
 Plainville, Jan. 11-Frank IbetZ was fined $25 and costs in the town court this morning by Judge Merritt 0. Ryder on a charge of cruelty to animals, He was arrested a short time ago by Constable Clesson Saunders upon complaint of the Connecticut Humane society.
 The society claimed that Ibetz killed five police dogs with an iron bar when he discovered that the animals had severely bitten one of his pigs. Constable Saunders Dog Warden Philip Moreno, and rep resentative of the humane society testified at the trial. Prosecutor Charles r. Conlon represented the state.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
MRS. ANNIE STEVENS.
 DIES AT AGE OF 73.
Was Member Of St. Marks
 Church Over Half Century

Mrs. Annie Stevens. widow Of tn" late Willard F.. Stevens, died this morning at 9:45 at Mrs. F. ]. C'Brien's private sanitarium on sherman court. She was 73 years or age. She was native of Syracuse, x. Y. and had spent most of her life in New Britain.
 She is survived by two sons, Will lard H. Stevens of Brookline, Mass. and Edward l. Stevens of this city, and q sister, Mrs. Carrie Flower of San Francisco, Cal.
 Mrs. Stevens was a member of St. Marks church for more than half q, century and was an active worker n the Woman's auxiliary and the Woman's guild. She was member of the Womans club.
 The funeral will take place Mon- day from the home of her son at %2 Harding street with services al St Marks church at 2:3O. Inter- mcnt will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
Funerals
Mrs. SantO BauCinO

Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia Baucino. 46 years of age. wife of Santo Baucino of 115 Orange street, who died Thursday, were held this morning at 2 o'clock at St Mary's church. Rev. John T. Connor was the celebrant of a solemn high mass of requiem.
 AS the casket was borne into the church, Organist John J. Crean played Grieg's funeral march. Mrs. Mary T. Crean sang "Pie Jesu" at the offertory of the mass and as the casket was borne from the church she rendered Abide With Me"
 The pail bearers were Robert Mar tino. Frank lngallinella, Marine Se- bastiano. John Gaisi. Floridio Rosar- io, and Raymond Colletta.
 The funeral was largely attended by friends and relatives from this city, Hartford and New York, and there was a wealth of floral trib- utes. Burial was in St. Mary's ccmc- tprN.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
Buster Keat0n's Family
 Saved From Bad Fire

Los Angeles, Jan. II P>-The wife and two children of Buster Kcaton, film player. were rescued from a fire which today destroyed the dining room and children's sleeping quarters in the actors Bev crly Hills home. Kcaton vas ab sent from home at the time.
 The blaze was discovered by Il nurse. who aroused Mrs. Keaton and the children and rushed them from the house. The servants were awakened in time to make their cs- cape.
 Mrs. Keaton and the children were taken to the home of Tom Mix. whose estate adjoins the Kea- ton residence. where they remained for the night. rA
 Bremen estimated the damage at $I0.U00.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
TREND DOWNWARD
 IN MARKET TODAY
Irregular Opening Soon Turns to
 Week-End Slump

New York. Jan. II lPj--The Stock Market opened with price trends irregular and movements largely narrow today.
 Union Pacific mounted points, Lambert 7-S, Electric Auto Lite 3i international Nickel 0-S.
 American Telephone and Colum- bia Gas each lost 3-4, Hudson Mo- tor and American Sugar about 1-2, and Westinghouse Electric 5-S,
 Week end liquidation and renewal of bearish pressure turned the whole market downward before the end Of the first hall hour several important shares showing losses Of 1 to 4 points.
 Overnight news was not of sui hcient significance to influence the market, although it vas fairly fay- crable. The week end trade ana business news reported gradual i'm 1icating that retail trade had suffer ed from unlavCrablc weather.
 Announcement that the diVideGd declared on the Fox Film class A stock last month would be paid in stock rather than cash was further indication of the troubled affairs Of | the Fox interests. and the stocI dropped q point to 19 Is, which Is points above it's low of December. Auburn Auto lost 4 points, Gen eral Electric and Air Reduction , 1 points. Shares losing l to , in cluded American and Foreign PoW2", , l. $. Steel l.. $. Industrial Alcohol | American Can. Johns Manvillc. h. ternational Harvester, Anacondd,
 Western Union, Public Service of x. J and Frisco Railroad. Among the few stocks to move higher were
 Macy. up IA, and Coty, up l polnt.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
Rev. Francis Egan Will
 Address T. 4. R. Society

Rev. Francis Egan of St. Augu j.
 tines church. Hartford, a native "t this city. will give the feature ad- dress at the Twenty Year Merl- bership banquet of the Y. M. T. X. & B. society which will be held ct the Tabs hall in February. The committee in charge invited him to come to this city after it had heard of his success in the Hartford parish.