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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
ID SEEK
 SEAT IN SENATE
Former Massachusetts Governor
 Admits He Is Candidate

Salem, Mass. Feb. l9 R--I'Or- mer Governor Alvan T. Fuller fully expects to be q candidate for the United States Senate" After intl- mating in several attacks upon the regular state republican organization that he might enter the race next fall, the former governor wired such d reply from Florida ycstcr- day 10 a query by Joseph L. simon, city committee, asking him definite ly to commit himself.
 Message Thanks Friend
 The message read: "Fully expect to be d candidate for L. $. senate and greatly appreciate your promise to be on the band wagon. From appearances it is going to be some Dand wagon, Thanks.
 ALNAN T. FULLER William VI. Butler, textile manu- ! racturcr, former United States sen- ator and former chairman Of the | republican, national committee re- gently announced his candidacy for ] the republican nomination to the 1 seat which will be vacated by the 1 retirement of Senator Frederick H. , Gillett at the end of his present | term f.bcn s. Draper of Hope dale has also announced his candi- 1 daCy.
 When Buffers candidacy was first minated, Fuller issued a statement ! denounCing both him and Louis K. l Liggett, drug magnatc who repre- sents Massachusetts on the rcpub- lican national committee. Last Sat urday Fuller blasted the republican state committee. asserting that Wrr, it investigated it would be proven to be, in my opinion. q corrupt out fit and should be fired bag and bag gage and the premises fumigatcd.'
 Not Supporting Hoover Former Governor Fuller also has declared that conservative casterr republicans were not giving pTeSl- dent Hoover proper support anC pledged himself, should he run fol and be elected to the senate, 10 give tn" president whoIc-heartcd back. inS.
 Nithcr Amos l.. Taylor, chairman Of the republican state committee nor Butler would comment las night on Fullcr's latest pronounce. mCnt.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
COURT CONTINUES
 DI P|ETRO'S CASE
New Britain Man Held for Trans porting Twice in Mine Days
tspurIal tn t,lr lIcrHl

l.l"ttiHt In tue t1tlsI'tl
 SouthinGton, Feb, l4-rhc caS" Of S"bastiauo DiPictro of Queen street New Britain. who was arrested in t<rw Britain last night at the in- .,HnCo Of the state police on tine same charge tor which he received u uollc in the Southington police court last Monday morning, namely transporting liquor, was continued until tomorrow morning in court tnIs morning ny Deputy Judge Will Lam J. Gurl"y. Bonds were set l' $500
 Dipietro and Salvatore Cassie of Beaver street, New Britain. were both arrested last sunday night ny two state policemen after an auto mobile chase down the Waterbury mountain into Milldalc.
 cassie was fined $200 and costs in the polio" court by Judge J. Lam .em ,Degnan On q charge of trans }ortatjon and &l0 on d charge Of reckless driving. The case against niI'ietro at tn" time was nolled br- causo it Was claimed that Inc WAS only passenger in the car which vas being driven by Cassile. Both men were represented by Attorney : Gerard CuSaic of New Britain.
 Yesterday, State Policeman ha- Iuinskv appeared at the New Britalr police station with a warrant for the arrest of DiPictro. He and New Britain officers paid Il visit to hi home but DiPietro was not tIl"r" | ast night, DiPictro appeared at DO. Ice headquarters m New Britain tt ;ak why he was wanted. After tn. state police had been communicates viih, he was held for trial in south. lpHtOn,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
RuSSWin Girls Club
 Plans Social Season

At q reorganization meeting of the RuSsWin Girls club. held last eve ming, plans were made for an active next few months. The club suspend ed activities some time ago due 10 a lack of interest but the enthusiasm shown last night, augurs we'll for the future.
 Officers were named at in" s"s- sion as follows: President, Ruth An derson: vice president Helen Sean lon: secretary, Betty Johnson; treas urcr, Cecilia Maerz; social commit tee, Margaret Schcyd: membership committee, Elizabeth Macrz; supper committee, Sadie Mcclure and pub licity committee, Linnca Johnson.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
CURB BULLS MEET
 MUCH OPPOSITION
Profit Taking, Dull Period and
 Mid Interest Is Program

New York Feb. 70 lTN-0pcrators for the advance continued the la borious process of lifting stocks ir- regularly higher. in the face of con- siderable profit taking, on tho curb market today. The market faltcrod for a time m the morning, but turn cd dull on the decline. Resumption of the advance toward midday pro ducod few gains wider than q point or so.
 Power shares Rise
 The Standard Power X Light shares made fair progress, reaching new high levels for the movement and American &. Foreign Power war rants reached new high ground with d substantial gain. Central States Electric was also a firm spot, selling at the best prices of the year. Elec- tric Bond X Share fuctuated uncor- tainly, at levels slightly above yes torday's close while American Super Power was inclined to ease much of the time
 TcChnicolor, Inc. on" Of the fen l'ii''0 VI Alt' i'I c'iuN' 'NNilfIilSt '''- curitios market during the past year, was admitted to trading on the curb at noon. opening at S& 5-S, q gain of 5-S over last nights close on the produce exchange. The new Marshall Field shares, admit ted 10 trading yesterday. encoun- tered profit taking and sold down fairly close 10 their offering price.
 Fox Thcatcrs "A" was q firm spot, rising more than q point in re- spOns" to announcements indicating that strong interests were coming to the support of the bankers re- financing plan approved by Mir Fox. Silica Gel sold around its best levels Of the year. rrticcting announcement of the formation of q subsidiary to install cooling apparatus in homes and buildings.
 Three Issues Rise
 Crocker Wheeler. Super Heater, and Otis new reached new high ground for the movement in mod crate trading, Singer Manuractur- ing, a high priced, infrcquently traded issue, jumped nearly 30 points to Il new 1850 peak. Investment trusts were generally firm, with Fourth National lnv"s- tors again in active demand. Ma tional Investors encountered a lil- tie profit taking. which was readily absorbed. as did Goldman Sachs. . Oils were dull but fairly steady.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
tUcrican Hosiery Co.
 Votes Z D. C. Dividend

Directors and officers Ol the American Hosiery Co were rc-cloct- ed yesterday afternoon at the G2d annual meeting of th" stockholders. Tn" quarterly dividend Of two per cent payable on March l 10 stock holders on record as Of February 19. Vas dNcllrcd.
 The directors of the concern are: George %, TaIcou, f. Fred Talcott Jamc- Talcot. John F.. Minor, Francis | Cooley, Frank l., Wilcox, Philip iI. stanley and l. Robert HNHtt
 The officers reelected by the directors. are as follows: President and treasurer, l. Robert Hyatt; vice prcsdcnt. <. Chase Coale; secretary and assistant treasurer, l.. H. Fay Tor and assistant secretary, Emil Nogul.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Birth Records

A son was born this morning a the Hartford hospital 10 MT. anc road,
 A son was born last night to Mn and Mrs. Peter Cabs of 1G0 Wasi.- iI!gton street at New Britain Gener- al hospital
 A son was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. stanley Domijan Of 2iH Washington street at New Britain General hospital
 A son was born at New Britain General hospital today 10 Mr. and Mrs. stephen Mcrz Of 222 kensing- ton avenue.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
BUCK WILL HONOR
 PROMINENT MASON
Mil Speak at Banquet for
 William J, Rawlings

Henry r. Ecdcll. master of liar HIony ,odgc, A. r. and A. M., today received word that Grand Secretary Winthrop Buck of Hartford will be one of the speakers at the testi- monial banquet to be rendered Will liam J. Rawlings in honor of his 5oth anniversary as Mason on Monday evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
,moNal Of a house after the deal

removal of a house after the deal had been closed. When permit was asked. Building Inspector A
 x. Rutherford found no authority by which he could allow inc work to be done without collecting the
 $loo fec prescribed. l. was finally agreed that petition would be
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
CARD OF IHtNkS

We wish to thank our relatives. friends and nCiGhbors for their kindness shown us during our re- cent bereavement in the death Of our beloved wife and mother. We also wish to express our sincere thanks for the many beautiful floral offerings In special manner we wish to thank the Martha Washington Council. D. of A. and the Urn Solder Dept. of Landers. frary X Clark
 Signed, Mrs. George r. N)ct ao1 cnildrcn.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
.iloySiuS CisLcioki

Funeral services for Aloysiu, Ciszclslli, infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Cis2elsli of 50 Horace street. who died Monday night, were held this morning at 7:45 at Sacred Heart church. Key. Iucyan Bojnow- ski. pastor. celebrated tn" requiem mass. Hurial was in Sacred Heart cemetery
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
ASKS FEE ABATEMENT

Claiming that q part Of the con- sidcration in deal by which the city acquired park land on Mill street was permission to remove a dwelling from the site 70 another on Glen street. the estate ot Charles DeMers today applied for abate- ment of $10O fee demanded by the building department.
 The park department purchased the DeMcrs plot, minus the bulld- ings thereon, and agreed to aIo"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
BUILDER ASKS S18,OOO
 FOR ERECTION OF HOUSE
Irank Monk iewiCX, Contractor. seeks To Recover Damage for Job in stamford.
stamford.

Frank MonhiewIcz Of this city has filed suit for SlS,000 against Peter TokarCEyk and Isabella D. TollarC&yk of Stamford and Eachliftc Bros, Inc. Of this city, based on an alleged agreement made by the two indlrld- uala to pay for a building which lh" plaintiff constructed in Stamford. Attorney B. J. Monliicwicz represents the plaintiff.
 The plaintiff claims that on Feb ruary 2. 1929, he erected property valued at $20,0OO which included material and Grrvice. The defendants have paid Il small portion Of the amount. he claimE. kaCkliltc Bros. Inc. has lien on the property for &1.5ql. dated November x. 1929.
 Deputy Sheriff Matthew PapClak served the papers
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

Plans for the celebration are not completed and practically no an nounccmcnt has been made, although il is understood rcscrva- lions are being made for several hundred friends of the former police chief, who has been secretary of Harmony lodge for almost i0 years.
 A well known radio quartet will Hatcrializc
 Thc banquet will b" held in Ma sonic hall and will start at 6:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
F un s
Mrs. Leon r. i.icgcy

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Kennedy LicgeS, aged 62, wife Of Leon F. Liegey of POS North street, who died yesterday, will be held to- morrow morning at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Deaths S
Andre RaShaW

Andre Rashaw. three weeks old son of Mir. and Mrs. Cornwall A. RashaW of S73 East street died this morning at the home of his parents.
 Funeral services were held this afternoon at , o'clock. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
BONDS GAIN SLIGHT
 ADDITIONAL GROUND
Increases, Though Small, lndi-
 cate FirInneSS Of Market

New ork, Feb. 19 p}--Tho bond market mustered enough courage to make timid advance in todays carly trading, The upturn was tiny and was made in thin trading, but it served 10 emphasize the firm un- dertone of the domestic list. There was a slightly larger inquiry for some Of the high grade rails, such as Great Northern IS, Nickel Plate 6S, Pennsylvania General 1 IS and Delaware X Hudson 5s. The first named rose half q point, but most of the others remained at yesterdays closing prices.
 Telephones Lead Market
 American Telephone Convertible 4i2s again led the market. touching lG0 on turnover that vas well be- low yesterdays heavy volume. in- tcrnational Telephone 4i2s rallied more than points to just below l25, or within q fraction Of the 1880 ] high. .tllcghany Corp. 5s were in some demand. rising fractionally. Reading Coal G; Iron Gs lost about q i point.
 Trading in foreign bonds was on (, slightly higher price level. Canada 5s of 1852 rose 1. The French oo- 1 legations ruled steady on small transactions.
 steel Makes Gains Iron Age reported that steel pro 1 duCtion has made further slight gain, but has lost the momentum that caused it to rise so rapidly in l January.' Pig iron and steel prices held steady BulIish enthusiasm in the stock market was chilled some what by the fact that freight car 1 loadings continue to run below the | levels pf the corresponding period q oil production, and fears of 8 tech nical reaction.
 Miscellaneous domestic issues showing improvement included Ar mour Real Estate 4l.s, International Match 5s, New York Edison 5s, Sin ] tldIr | lI't lID' aS, | mon oll ol 'dl- ifornia Gs Liggett X Myers 1s and numerous secondary rails Fourth Liberties Rise
 Activity in the firm United States government list centcred in the Fourth Liberties which made q small advance
 Money was in better supply. but rates remained unchanged during the early hours.
 several new issues were offered today, although the total was just under %40,0o0. 900. The largest loan vas the $15.0o0.0O0 Shawinigan Wa ter X Power Co. issue of 40-ycaI first mortgage js, priced at 9S.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
WoH Street Briefs

New York. Feb. Member banks in the New York Federal Re serve district have received prclim- mary notice that the treasury de partment may shortly offer new issue Of treasury certificates to be dated March 15.
 The Batchcller. snyder Dorr X Doe Co. has been formed through the merger Of the BatCheldcr X Snyder Co.. Arthur r.. DoI7 Co.,. and the William A. Doe Co. Boston meat and food packing companies. The interest in tn" Arthur F.. Dorr Co.,. held by First National Stores New England chain grocery stOr" system, has been sold 10 the new company. Frosted Foods Co, Inc, a subsidiary Of tho General Foods Corp. will haV" controlling interest in the new or S%nization.
 Biluuinoua coal produced in th" United states during the week end ing Feb. 15. totalcd l0,650,00p net tons. according to the National Coal association.
 s Sloan Colt. vice president of the National City Bank has been elected vice president of the 1 Bankers Trust Go.
 \ stockholders protective com mittee Tor the Holster Radio Corp. now in receivership. has been 1 formed A. Harry Moore. former governor of New Jersey, is chair i man, The Interstate Trust Co. ot l New York; has been designated as 1 depository.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

sent to the common council. asking abatement on the ground that the city had agreed to the removal with
  no mention being made of a charge,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

Stock Prices Decline Despite All Efforts of Operators for Increase;
 Trading Shows Big Volume Drop

Rcm'gtn Rand 37ls IS %6 Rep Irn & StE 79S4 7S s
 Eyl Dutch x 5o4 49&. 50
 St l. San Fran l13'. 1l3 ll$ Sears Roebuck 90la S6r, S75s Sinclair Oil .. @97. @9l. @22, southern Pac l24'z i2t i24 r. Southern Ky i3I"i 13l I&1
 Stnad Brands - -6. @67. Standard Gas l@47s f@2 ie% Std oil Cal .. 57os U 57
 Std oil Of NJ J91s 5S}a 5S :. Std oil of NY 3l", %11a %l@A Stewart W'rncr 39l. "9'. &912 Studebal<er . A 45", 4f Texas Corp .. Il7> Il.< I l. Texas Gulf SuI G&"s a2 62 TimlEn Eol Ser 79ls = H. Union Carbide 94lt HI'. @Els Union Pacific 2al
 U'td Gas X I'm &9s %Sl4 "ST, United Corp .. 40i4 &2l2 %914 Us Ind Alec l@& tla14 lIG1t | $ Realty .. 67I. G6", 67l2 | $ Rubber =. g8ip - "7it L s Steel ... 1SSte lN5", fEJ". Nanadium StI .71", 69i, G9ts ! Warner Br Pie 6S1, Gn'a Gl 7s West'sh's Flee 1S2 l76'2 IEo Willys Overld .loit 70 iot. i WoOlWorth .... 54e. 6 GS
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
IE HOlNOMSkI IS G3

Rev. Lucyan Boinowsl;i, pastor Of inc Sacred Heart church. will cclc- l,ratc his esd birthday tomorrow with a mass at 7:d5 at the church and will devote the remainder Of the day to his church duties
 JSC HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

There's a service for you in the Aerald's Classified Ads.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

Associated Press Photo FranCino Larrimorc, New York ac- tress, has been given a guard of two following threats that she would be kidnapcd unless sine paid
 $9j,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Public Utilities stocks

TREASURY VALANCE treasury Balance, $o2.G59.SiN.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

5. Sloan Colt, vice president Of the National City Bank, has been elected q vice president of the Bankers Trust co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
STEAK FRY FOR
RESERVE GROUP
Valley Officers to Hear
Plans for Artillery
and c. Nj. +. c.
Especial to The Herald)

San BENITO, May 2s.-Organi-
cation Of a reserve artillery regi-
ment in the Valley and recruiting
for the Citizens Military Training
camp at Fort Sam Houston (San
Antonio) were among the things
which are expected TO be discussed
at q steak fry to be given by DR.. F.
L. Hinkly to the Valley Reserve
officers organization at his home in
North Shore Park ct 4 o'clock sun
day afternoon.
Colonel Hicks and Major Page Of
San Antonio will be here for the
meeting.
All reserve officers are soliciting
recruits for the camp and arrange
ments have been made TO provide
free physical examination here for
applicants. All those who have at
tended a camp before have received
application blanks directly from
Fort Sam Houston and solicitation
by reserve officers Is for first year
material.
Last year the Valley officers re-
cruited about 100 boys and took
them to camp In a special train.
This years camp opens June u
and lasts a month.
1t. J. c. Jones OF Mercedes Is
president Of the Valley reserve or
garization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
DANCY WIRE URGES
BOND SUPPORT

A telegram was received Thurs
day from County Judge o. C.
Dsncy. who is in Austin backing
Commissioner of Agriculture Geo.
3. Terrell IN his fight for Valley
citrus, urging that all citizens turn
out and vote for the Brownsville
Navigation District bonds.
The more Overwhelming the vote.
the better price the bonds viii
bring, he said.
The judge is expected TO return
here Monday.
Judge Dancy Is with the Valley
delegation in Austin in connection
with Commissioner Terrell's hear
ing in federal court on charges OF
contempt. The contempt proceed
ir.gs grew out OF speeches the COM
missioner made in the Valley urg-
ing that diseased Florida citrus
stock be kept from this section
-vote For Port Today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
MORE PARKING
AT SAN BENITO
Especial to The Herald)

SAN BENITO, May 29.-Mer-
chants Of San Benito gave voice to
several complaints at last nights
meeting OF the city commission.
Those in business on the south
side Of the town pointed out TO
commissioners that a good deal OF
trade was being detracted from
them by the left turn provision OF
the present traffic light system.
The signal lights are being used
u. a test period at present and after
she complaint was registered. the
commission postponed actual opera
ton of the system for a while.
Merchants also indicated that
they were not satisfied with the
new hour-and-s-half parking law
recently inaugurated on downtown
shopping streets. The commissioners
agreed to lift this law. provided all
business and professional men
would agree 10 park their own
cars on side streets and not on the
main shopping thoroughfares. A
pledge will be passed among them
for their signature IN the matter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
Washington Plans For
Memorial Day Services

WASHINGTON. May 29.-(Pl-
The national capital tomorrow will
celebrate Memorial Day quietly with
exercises at the tomb Of the IN
known Soldier and other spots Of
historic and patriotic interest.
President Hoover will be out Of
the city. delivering an address at
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. He plans
to leave the White House early IN
the day for the site Of the great
Civil War conflict. going from there
TO WilliamSport. Pennsylvania, and
returning 10 Washington on Sat
urday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
Flood Center Shifts

NEW ORLEANS. May 29.-tP-
The center OF Louisiana's flood af-
Fiction today slowly shifted farther
down the Red River continuing TO
rise through Grant Parish and at
Alexandria.
Hundreds OF families watched
the rivers rise fearfully. not know
ing at what time they might be COM
PEELED to join the thousands that
have already been deprived OF
homes and personal belongings. and
who were being taken are OF re-
fuge camps.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
Vote For Port To-day
Eft WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH, May 29-P)-U
s. ID. A)-Hogs: 600; rail hogs
steady: top $500; good light rail
hogs 9.55-9.90; truck hogs 1925
higher, top $3.50: better 170-240 ID.
truck hogs 9.25-940.
Cattle: 3.400; dull; narrow de-
mand for most classes with year
lings IS lower and steers barely
steady: slaughter steers S50-s.75:
well finished yearlings ll.25-1i.40:
few COWS I'D to 7.50 and above
butcher COWS around 500; slaugh-
ter calves slow and lower: good
medium weight calves $50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
THEFT OF
JEWELSBARE
Slain Texans Hotel Bill
Found in Effects Of
One Arrested

NEW YORK. May 29-LP-Leads
radiating from q glittering pile Of
stolen jewels were being followed To
cities in various parts Of the country
today as police sought solution Of the
gem thefts behind S1,300,000 worth
Of recovered loot.
The arrest OF four men in Chicago
with the arrest Of five men and a
woman here increased to ten today
the number in custody in connec-
ton with the police investigation.
The arrest OF the Chicago men was
effected when police checked on the
activities Of Robert c. Nelson. whose
safe deposit boxes in banks here
yielded about 81 100000 OF assorted
jewelry when raided by police.
Was Gambler
Those arrested in Chicago for
questioning were Meyer Gordon,
Morris LevinSon. Frank Brown and
Louis Silver "A letter written by
Nelson was found in Browns pos
session.
Chicago police said Nelson had
once lived there and was known to
them as a West Side gambler. They
also said there was evidence which
led to believe that he had been a
fence" for New York and Chicago
jewel thieves.
When arrested Silver had 434
diamonds in his pockets. valued at
$4,000. He said he had bought
them in commission. Gordon told
police he had a new racket" The
ting stolen jewels to collect rewards
plan, he said, consisted Of recover
from insurance companies.
Murder Solved?
The possibility Of a murder case
being solved through the recovery
Of the jewels and the arrest OF four
men and a woman in the Hotel
Commodore Monday, was seen when
police searching a room occupied by
George Cole. one of the four ar
rested. found a pair OF white trous-
ers bearing stains which might have
been blood.
Preston K. Austin, a wealthy ranch
owner Of Victoria, Tex, was killed
by robbers in a room in Hot Springs,
Ark, last fall. One Of his receipted
bills from q hotel in Hot Springs
also was found among Coles effects
Vote For Port Today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
Marketing Expert
Is Kiwanis Speaker
Especial to The Herald)

10 Tie TtIdIUI
BAN BENITO. May 29.-Dr. w.
=. Paulson, marketing specialist
who has been making a study Of
cooperative marketing in the VAL
ley with q view to writing a history
OF the movement In this section,
was introduced at the Riwanis
meeting Wednesday at the Stone
wall JACKSON hotel by Henry Ais
rseser. ootnty agent. He said he
vodid Dct be able TO speak at length
on bis work Until II was completed.
Mtss Delsie Taber and Curtis
Ligatfoot entertained the Kiwani-
ans with = number Of songs.