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New Britain herald., 1930-05-13
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-13
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-13

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New Britain herald., 1930-05-13
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-13
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
MISS HARRIET PARKER
 BRIDE OF ]. F. WOLFE
Announcement Made of Marriage of Couple in New York City
 Today.

John r. Wolff of lG4 kcnsington avenue, and Miss Harriet E. Parker of l05 Vine street were married to- day in New York city, it was an- nouncCd this afternoon by Ar. and Mrs. Clayton A. Parker, parents of the bride. The couple left early this morning by motor in the car of Luther J. Parker brother of the bride.
 The couple procured their mar riAgc license in New York city. Their engagement was announced last July.
 Miss Parker is one of the best known members of the younger So- clety set in the city. She has been employed in the local offices of the Connecticut Light K Power com pany. Mr. Wolff is the son of Mi. "nd Mrs. Charles Wolff. He is d salesman for the Parker Shirt com pany.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
DELAYED GRADUATION
 MAY ENLARGE GLASS
Backward High School Pupils Have Extra Two Weeks in Which 10
 Complete Studies.

Delay in the graduation plans which was due to the fact that the Senior high school auditorium would not be ready will make it possible for several candidates for graduation to attain the necessary mark and receive their diplomas on the postponed date
 The date for graduation was or 1Slnally scheduled for Friday. Janu- arN 3l, but because Of the need for the auditorium the exercises were postponed until February l4 and these two weeks of grace may be used for those students who are backward in their studies. Principal Louis r. Slade explained today that every class has a group who are working until the last minute before graduation and this year with grad nation two weeks later they have that many more days to catch up on work which might have meant the end of their graduation hopes.
 Many of the students have com- plcted their work and are out of school and others are completing their work this week. It is expected that the greatest number will have completed their semester's work two weeks before they are formally graduated.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
CURB PARTICULARLY
 HIGHER IN UTILITIES
Deere Rises g Points, But Loses
 Gain in Profit Taking

New York, Jan. 9 (P-The curb market was irfesularly higher in d quiet trading session today. Most 0t the activity was in the utilities, where a few fair sized gains de- veloped. but some industrals and specialties attracted attention.
 Deere was again a feature. rising points soon after the opening on the announcement of the proposed i've for one splitup. It encountered proht taking at the top, however, and lost little more than it's rise. The New Republic Steel corporation common, when issued, was heavy. sinking 1 points to T but regain ing part of the decline. The pre- lerred traded at 93, unchanged
 United Gas led the utility group. advancing more than points on a large turnover, Electric Bond X, Share and American Superpower remained within a narrow trading range. American Light X Traction Was pushed up 3 1-2 points, Amcri. can Gas i and Duke Power ,, but volume was only moderate.
 Lehigh Coal improved 8 points. General Thcaters. rose about 2 while Fox Theater X gained frac- 'lonally. Oil shares were duff. Gulf selling off points.
 investment company stocks show cd little variation from the Tues day closing prices. Graymur ad- Vanccd 2.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Mrs. Anna Flanagan Griffin

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Flanagan Griffin of 3 Fairview street, widow of Patrick Griffin, who died sunday, were held this morning at , o'clock at St, Joseph s church. Rev. John J. kcane was celeb ebrant of solemn high mass Of requiem Rev. Thomas r. Lawlor was deacon, Rev. John [. Donohue was sub-deaCon and Rev. Francis Hratton of the Seminary of BalU- more was master Of ceremonies.
 At the oHertory of the mass Francis Egan sang Ave Maria Nearer My God to Thee was sung by Mr. Egan at the conclusion of the mass and as the caskct was borne from the church Organist Frank Sullivan played Griegs fun cral march.
 The pail bearers were Frank Ho- gan, John Maher, Michael OBricn, James Naughton, Jeremiah Griffin and James O'COnnor of Boston. William Hogan and John Griffin were flower bearers.
 Rev. Father Keune conducted the committul services at the grave. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. The funeral was largely attended and there were many floral tributes. The ladies auxiliary, A. Q. H., held services at the bier last night.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
OFFICIALS ATTEND
 W.J.LONGFUNERAL
Government Represented at Ob- seqlies in St. Mary'S Church

Representatives from all walks of life attended the obsequics for Will liam J. Long, aged GG. of 4U3 Stan ley street former assessor and mcm- Der of the school board and board Of finance, this morning at 10 0 clock at St, Mary's church. Among the assemblage were past and present city government officials
 The solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev, Walter J. l.yddy, Rev John T. Connor was deacon and Rev. Thomas J. Law Tor was sub-dcacon.
 As the caSket was borne into the church Organist John J. Crean played Gricg's funeral march. Mrs. Mary T. Crcan sang Ave Maria" at the ohcrtory and later she rendered SanCtuS and Bcnedictus from Nal ards mass. Nearer My God to Thee was played by Organst Crean on the chimes at the conclusion of the mass and as the caskct was borne from the church Mrs. Crean sang Jesus, Lover of My Soul :"
 The pail bearers were John F. DoWncs, Thomas ", Grove John O'Ericn, Cornelius Scanlon Patrick Jlohir and Joseph Poppy.
 Rev. Father Lvddy conducted the con'mittal services at the grave. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
BONDS DISP|R|TED;
 PRICES IRREGULAR
Fisk Rubber Gains s Points, But
 Others Move Little

Now York. Jan. @g lpl-Despl.e the relative easlness of money rates. the bond market was displritcd m the carly hours of today's scssio.,, and prices moved irregularly in slo,y trading. New York City fractions were active and higher. but asi le fl om these local issues transactions were thinly spread over the entire list.
 Fisk Issues Rally
 Fisk Rubber Ss rallied point : for the outstanding change in the industrial group. Cuba railroad first 5s rose ,, but domestic carriers were dull. New York Central 3 Y. 5 dropped l i-4 points in an insight ticant turnover. santa Fe General 4s, St. Louis X Southwestern 4s. Missouri Kansas Texas first 4s anl Lehigh Valley Pennsylvania 4s were virtually stationary.
 There was some early activity in oil company bonds, with Rich fi2ll convertible 6s selling off a point an1 Standard of New Jersey 5s recediny q small fraction. but the move WIS short lived. WaiWorth Gs rose more ttan 8. point. Wickwire convertible 79 fell about 10 below 2S.
 Utilities Are Quiet
 Utilities were quiet. International Telephone debcnturc 4l@s moved ID half T point and the new Amcrica1 Telephone 5s sasgcI quart CT. Current reports on the former cor1- pany's prospective new financing say that the anticipated bond issue will total considerably less then $7500o,oQ0. which was the tiyur" first mentioned. The intcrnationai' $ convertible 4l2 was heavy in lo- days market. losing more than 5 points to below IA. Some Of th8 decline was recovered.
 Foreign bonds were again mixed, Brisbane City 5s declined approyi- mately points and Bcunos Aires 6s April, dropped 2, French govern- ment 7iss and IS returned 10 theIr peak levels for the past year.
 Liberty Market Narrow
 The market for liberties and treaSuries was narrow. Liberty Is eased to % while the fourth 1 Is held steady.
 The American and Canadian banking syndicate which marketed the $iS,000.000 issue of Canadian National Railways 40-year 5s. offer ed at 99 r., reported that the bonIs were sold soon after the opening oi the books
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
U. s. STEEL ENDS
 PROFITABLE YEAR
Made S197,5S1,349;; Earnings Are Nearly Doubled

New York, Jan. 70 UP) )--Last year was the most profitable in the history of the United States Steel Corp. since the war. Profits reached q total of $l97.531.349, an increase of SS3, ,574 over 1928. according to the annual report of the directors.
 The profits of L. $. Steel, one of the greatest industrial enterprises in the world. were equivalent to S21.1S a share on the average number Of common shares outstanding last year, S,132.S40. In l92S the earnings averaged S12.50 a share.
 The report showed net earnings for the fourth quarter of over $5G. o0o,00o. compared with about $53. 00o.000 in the last period of 1928.
 The directors declared the usual regular quarterly dividends of $1.75 share on both common and pre- ferred stock
 tntilled tonnage as of December 31 was reported as 4,417193 tons and the corporation's total surplus for the year was set at $l0S.903,232.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
GIRLS DEATH SUDDEN
Mary kascta, Skating Last Saturday With playmates. Dies at Hartford Isolation Hospital

Mary kaseta, aged l4, daughter ct MT. and Mrs. Leo kaseta of 365 East street, died last night at the Hartford Isolation hospital, after a short illness.
 She was pupil in the eighth grade at the Central Junior High school and was a member ot St. Andrews church.
 Besides her parents she is surviv cd by two brothers, John and Will liam. and sister, Hclcn
 The girls death was unexpected. She was skating with friends last Saturday and appeared to be in good health. News of her death shocked her schoolmntes and other friends.
 Funeral arrangements in charge Of Anthony Nenskunas are incom- plete.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
TWO PLAINTIFFS GIVEN
 CITY COURT JUDGMENTS
Cooke Allowed SSi Damages for Electric StOvc-LandIOrd
 Wins Lawsuit

Judgments in favor of plaintiffs were given in two cases heard by Judge Stanley J. Traceski in city court today.
 In the first case William X. Cook C of Plainville was allowed damages of SS4 from the defendant. J. W. Guir- ard of New Britain. The plaintiff claimed non payment for an electric stove. Attorney Harold N Williams of the office of kirkham. Cooper. Hungerford X Camp represented the plaintiff
 Edward Greenstein Of New Brit ain. plaintiff, was granted damages of $90 in his suit against Morris SChecter of East Ha1dam. It is claimed that the defendant failed to pay tenement rent in plaintiffs house in Moodus. Attorney William NJ. Greenstcin represented the plain tiff.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
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lOnc1ttD DI .tuuila

Concctto Di Aquila. aged dS. ot l}igh street, dict this morning at the Hartford hospital after a finger ing illness of scveI@I months dnra ton.
 Born in Scractf8a. Italy, he camc to this city about 15 years ago anu had resided here since. He was enl- ployed at the local factories prior to his illness and was member Of several societies. He was a mem Der of St. Mary's church.
 Besides his wife, Mrs Josephine Dl Aquila he is survived by four sons. John, Joseph, samuel and Francisco Di Aquila. all of this city; a daughter, Miss Concetta Di Aquii;t or this city and two sisters. Mrs. Vim cCnza Fortuna and Mrs. Lucia EomCO. both of Italy.
 Funeral arrangements. in charge Of Laraia & Sagarino, are inCom- plete.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Birth Records

A son was born at New Britain General hospital last night to MT. and Mrs. Frank Spranzo of 1449 COrbin avenue.
 A daughter was born at New Britain General hospital today to MT. and Mrs. Leo Monroe Of South ington.
 4 son was born at New Britain General hospital today to Mir. and Mrs. Leo Grichtman of l54 Lyon street.
 A daughter was born 10 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Podlasek Of 4 Car mody street at New Britain General hospital today.
 A daughter was born to Alr and Mrs. Alfred Chagnon of 125 Clark street at New Britain General hos pital today.
 A daughter was born at New Britain General hospital today to Mir, and Mrs. Edward Frawley of 141 Osgood avenue,
 A daughter was born at New Brit ain General hospital today to Mir. and Mrs. David Bouvier Of 22 Day street.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
WoU Street Briefs

New York, Jan. g9 P-The No Nehlber net lnconlc Of 9S telephone companies in this country amounted to S25 253.44d, com pared with so2.- LII ?,4S7 in the corresponding month a year ago. For the II months the net income aggregated S252.158.77f against $235.0S1,G17 for the same period in 1928.
 The Standard oil Co. of New York will place in effect February 1 :. d ne" price basis for gasoline at all points in its marketing territory in New York and New England. The ne" schedule is based on actual costs plus freight rates and handling and the prices have been hgured to tenth Of a cent.
 Directors Of Deere X Co. of Mo inc, ILL. farm implement manufac- turers, have voted to submit to stockholders at the annual meeting III April, proposal 10 split the com mon and preferred stocks five shares for one. The plan would reduce the present $lO0 par common stock to no par, and the present $10o par preferred to $2U par value.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Train "Lost" 35 Minutes
 Over Pair of Glasses

Moberly, Mo, Jan. 29 (UP)- X lost pair of spectacles caused Wabash railroad officials to think 'ncE mad lost q train, and caused the train to lose 35 minutes.
 When his glasses fell off his nose. D. W. McGinnis. engineer of Wabash No. ,, thought he knew where they had fallen. The tram was reversed, and the on. zine crew aided the skipper in his search. They were joined by the rest of the crew and the passen- gers.
 PattonsburS officials Of the road. worried over their lost train dispatched searching parties.
 Engineer McGinnis succeeded in getting the train into town without his glasses 5 minutes late.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
JUNIOR LEAGUE BRIDGE

The Polish Junior league will have 6 bridge party tomorrow evening at o'clock at the Erwin Hotel. Re treatments will be served
 The welfare committee of the or sanization is in charge Of the social The committee consists Of Miss Celia Michalowska, chairman; Miss Helen Stempien, president; Mrs. Val Ccs- zsnski, Mrs. w, F.. Stempicn, Miss Sophie Horosil> and Miss Anna Za- roWSki.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Rug PeddIers Arrested
 For Ordinance Violation

Sergeants O'Mara and kicly ar rested Peter ToWnslcy. Al. of 602 North Randolph street, Philadelphia, Pa. and his son Peter. 2l, of the same address, this afternoon. on the charge of violation of the city or dinance in peddlins without a l- censc.
 Principal Weltc of the State Nor mal school notified Captain Kelly that lhe men were Offering rugs for
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Standard Oil Cuts
 Price of Gasoline

Announcement was made today by the Standard oil To., that the price Of gas will be- rcd uccd throughout inc state starting February l The prices at the stations in this city will be changed from 70 cents to lS.J cents gallon, d reduction of one and half cents. Different prices will prevail in various communities. Hartford Is the central diStributine point for New Britain the gas being shipped here by trucks.
 At the office of the Gulf Refining Co., today 1t was stated that the company had observed the change in the Socony prices but nothing was
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
STOCKS IN DEMAND
 ON MARKET TODAY
J. s, Steel and Other Issues
 Make Sure Advances

New York. Jan. g P)-A broad. caing demand for stocks was note,I in today's stock market with gains in the active issues running from one to nearly 10 points. A few sotl spots cropped out from time 10 time, but there was marked absence ot the bear attacks which featured the session earlier in the Year.
 Trading was moderately heavy in volume, with pools again active n wide assortment Of issues,
 Except for the report of Il further failing off in freight car loadjng5 the days business news vas rather. cheerful In character. Publication Of an excellent ear Ings report bv the L. $. Steel corporation after tho close of yesterdays market was fol. lowed today by the Iron Age wceEh, summary, which stated that the I'll pld recovery of the steel industry has been surprise to consumers and producers alike" At Chicapo the mll)s are reported to be operat. Ing at , per ceR of capacity. with the md .stry generally around 15 per CeP
 [. s. steel Gains
 |. S. Steel common was marked Up tour points to q new high on inc current recovery at lS1, which k "'thlh two points of the high reach- cd after the November break in prices and T. points above th, price at which stock recently was o1fered to employes under the par tlal payment plan. Canadium Steel also advanced four points. with gains for most of the other independents.
 j. l. Case scared l0 points in re. SpohSc to reports of d brisk Inmir, ! TOT iarm implements. international ! Harvester advanced four points, co. lumblan Carbon was run up I-t points to l92 34 and Vulcan Detin. i ninS Jumped g l-2 in anticipation or a resumption of dividends at to- days meeting.
 Resumption of dividends by Colo ! rado Fuel after q lapse of nine wears !
 " was followed by a moderate ad. vance in that issue.
 Llsgett and Myers issues also re- sponded to the declaration of extra dividends and the offering of stocl; rights"
 Anchor Cap preferred, Brooklyn ! and Queens. preferred, Underwood | Elliott Fisher, Celotex American Tobacco E, Warrington Pump. Mullins Body. National Lead. War rcn Bros. ami Union Carbinde sold our to $ points higher.
 Otis Elevator broke eight points. International Combustion nrcferrc1 '' and Manati Sugar preferred lost tour points of it's 94 point gain Of tcsterday-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
EE.TKOTHAL ANNOUNCED

The engagement of Miss Nellie Manius, daughter of Mir, and Mrs A. Mankus of 3Go North Burritt street. to E, Carl Buhn Of Chicago. has been announced by her parents. Miss AIanl>us vas q former resident of New Britain. For the past seven years she has been in Chicago where she has studied nursing. She is q registered nurse in that city.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

sale at the school and he did not know whether or not they were stols cn goods. The ToWuslcys satisfied the police that they wer" legitimate deal CTS and they offered papers proving that they bought rugs from import CTS in New York. They admitted that they were aware that many cities required reddlcrs to take out Irens- 's. but they had only $t0, they claimed, and could not afford S@3 which is charged in this city.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all our kln1 friends, and ucghbors, in our re- cent bereavement, in the illness and death Of our beloved son, and brother, Edmund J. Coogan. l.spe- cially do we thank the postmaster, supervisors and post office clerks and letter carriers, the Eddy Glover post, American Legion and the packing and shipping department Of Russell X Erwin Mfg. Co.
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 MT. and Mrs. John r. Coocau. gan.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
COMMITTEE ENDS HEARINGS

Washington, Jan. 9 P)-Conclud- ins it's hearing of testimony. the house elections committee consider ing the contest Of Harry NJ, Wurz- bach, republican,, for the seat from the fourteenth Texas district held hy Representative Augustus Me- Closkcy. democrat today took ths case under consideration in execu- tive session.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Public Utilities Stocks
TREASURY BALANCE Treasury Balance, &I03.1 .g1%
SAVES THREE, THEN OVERCOME,

BridseWater, Mass. Jan 29 (UP) After carrying his two children, one an infant to safety and assisting his wife from their burning home on Belmont street here early today. John Wright entered tho building to salvage what valuables he could and was overcome by smoke. He was revived by a physician.
 The Wright homo was destroyed with loss of approximately s4.ooo, hut firemen saved the nearby barn in which livestock was sheltered,