New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1916, Page 11

{ Step this way for young men’s Fall suits. Overcoats too. | For select assortment of choice patterns and bang-up models vou can’t beat us. | Conventional designs for the conservative. {| Ultra patterns and pro- nounced styles for the pro- gressive. | And for the young man here are the form-fitting suits that are leaders. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, Candidates for Senator and sentative to Be Named. Repre- the an- Judge William F. Mangan of town committee nounced today that the adjourned convention of the party will be held TFriday evening hall, when the candidate for senator and representati will be named. At present the efforts of the party lead- ers are centered on trying to induce George M. Landers to accept the nomination for senator, and it is the belief in some parts of the city that they will prove fruitful. Among the narfres mentioned for representatives are E. O. Kilbourne, Dr. J. E Mar- tin and Anthony Andreruwicz. democratic in Bardeck’s KERWIN HEARING AGAIN POSTPONED Claims of Mary McGee Walsh of New Haven Will Probably Be Disallowed. Commissioners F. B. Hungerford and M. D. Saxe held a short meeting afternoon at which they gned hearings on the Hugh Ker- estate, in which Lawyer W. F. angan appears as counsel for the es- tate. Inasmuch as Mary McGee Walsh of New Haven, who has a claim of $375 for services, has failed to appear despite three notices sent her, the commissioners decided that they would no longer consider her and would in all probability cease to re- gard her as a clamiant. Judge Man- gan asked that her claims be entire- ly disallowed. Tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock the claims of Patrick Kerwin, a brother, for personel services, and J. M. Cur- tin, for hack hire, will be heard. The claims of Catherine Monohan will be heard at 2 o’clock. The claim of Miss Mary Gilligan for $3,000 for personal services, will be heard Saturflay morning at 9:30 o’clock. She will be represented by Lawyer P. F. McDonough. Lawyer D. E. Henney of Hartford appeared at the hearing as counsel for several heirs of the Kerwin estate living in Scotland. DEATHS AND FUNERALS Charles McGill. The funeral of Charles McGill was held from St. Joseph’s church morning at 8 o’clock, Rev. J. Sullivan officiating. The pall bear- ers were A. J. McGill, Andrew Mec- Gill, Frederick G. Russell, Frank Lawrence, KRurke. Interment was Catholic cemetery. Leo in the new Frederick Whittlescy. Funeral * services for Frederick Whittlesey were held from his late home at 279 West Main street at 2:30 o’clock this afternoon, his third birthday. Rev. Henry W. Maier officiated and interment was in Fair- view cemetery. The pall bearers were H. Dayton Humphrey, an old business partner, ex-Mayor Morris C. Webster, Freder- ick G. Platt, George L. Damon, M. C. Swift and Thomas W. Wilbor, all friends of many years standing. Mrs. James T. Moore of Winter street underwent an operation at St. Francis’ hospital, Hartford, vesterday for appendicitis. The attending phy- sicians were Drs. Taft and Bray. this | Henry Young and James | eighty- | STEEL CONTINUES 10 SHOOT UPWARD Features Trading in Turnover and Price Asked The sensational movement in in- dustrials and metals made further headway at today’s opening, being influenced by last Saturday's favor- able bank statement and the large foreign order for copper metal. In keeping with its recent course, Unit- ed States Steel was the dominant fea- ture, its first saie of 25,000 shares at 118 to 119 placing it 1% points over its previous record. New maxi- mums were made by Anaconda, Utah, Miami and Ray Coppers at advances extending from fractional to almost four points. Central Leather and Maxwell Motors achieved similar rec- ords. Rails, shipping issues and some munitions and equipments were disposed to react. Trading in the first hour totalled 675,000 shares a record for over ten yvears. Steel and the coppers con- tributed over half of this total. These issues made higher prices in the un- ceasing activity of the second hour. Steel selling at 120 with extensions of 1 to 2 points in Smelting and In- spiration. Republic and Crucible Steel's Colorado Fuel and Studebaker and Maxwell moved higher but rails and marines continued uncertain or heavy. Realizing and short selling were at their height at midday but prices held firm where new gains were not registered. Bonds were ir- regular. Steel reacted to 1181 during the midday with increased heaviness in marines and Mexican Petroleum. This was offset by a spurt in rails, Read- ing gaining over 2 points with 1 to 2 for Union Pacific, St. Paul and New York Central. Close—Reading’s rise to a new rec- ord and a sharp reaction of over five points from the high in Steel were the features of the last hour. The closing ‘was irregular. New York Stock Exchange quota- tions furnished by Richter & Co. members of the New York Stock Ex- change. Represented by E. W. Eddy. Sept. 25, 1916 High Low Close Am Beet Sugar .. 95% 93% 94 Alaska Gold Am Am Am Am Am Ice v Can Loco Smelting Am Sugar Am Tel & Tel Anaconda Cop l|A T s Fe Ry Co. | Baldwin Loco B8 © conooan Beth Steel : Butte Superior Canadian Pacific Central Leather Ches & Ohio Chino Copper Col N CET RN Cons Gas Crucible Steel Del & Hudson. Distillers Sec Erie Erie 1st pfd . General Electric Goodrich Rub Great Nor pfd . Illinois Central Inspiration Kansas City so Lack Steel Lehigh Val Louis & Nash Max Mot com . Mex Petrol Natl Leaq N Y Air Brake N Y C & Hud Nev Cons NorREac . Norf & West .. Pac Mail S S Co Penn R R Peoples Gas .. Ray Cons . Reading ..... Rep I & S pfq Rep I & S com So Pac ... So Ry 5 So Ry pfd Studebaler Tenn Cop . Texas Oil Union Pac United Fruit . Utah Cop ... U S Rub Co U S Steel .. U S Steel pfd Va Car Chem Westinghouse | Western Union !‘Villys Overland Pressed Steel Car . ! Am Ag Chem x-d. Car & Fdy Co. 106 89 893 Chi Mil & St Paul. Gt Nor Ore Cetfs. NYNHG&HRR 60% N Y Ont & West .. 213D 26% 57% L1113 61 27 1151 A . T2% Goiliy) 25% 14755 1617% 601, 27 112 131 2614 567% 1617% 59 115 1215 443 114116 ASYLUM ST. HAARTFOWRD. © THIS SEASON’S BIG HIT! KNITTED COATS i The very newest and most popular Coats for Fall and Winter wear. _Smnrt, swagger fur trimmed Coats with large pockets, and immense spreads, all peau de cygne lined. Brilliant with H. O. P. fit, finish and style, perfectly tailored and de- Ci‘dcdly distinctive—Coats for those With a pronounced preference for in- dividuality in clothes. AND $39.50. _—— ENTIRE MARKET STRONG American Brass Sells Well Over 300 and Scovill Declares Another 10 Per Cent. Extra Dividend. | The tone of the entire market was | strong today and some of the stocks | made decided advances. American Brass was very strong and was quoted 305-308. Niles-Bement-Pond was like- wise on the move and was quoted 175- 177. Another strong stock was Stand- ard Screw which gained steadily until at one time it sold as high as 385. It sagged somewhat at the close however, and was quoted 378-380. Scovill Man- ufacturing company declared its reg- ular dividend of two per cent. today RICHTER & CO. MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EX CH. A Represented by E. W. BEddy. 31 West Malin St., City Hall Building Telephone 1840.] shs AMERICAN HDW. shs NORTH & JUDD shs LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK shs AMERICAN SILVER shs COLT’S ARMS shs AMERK BRASS 100 shs NILES-BEMENT-POND shs STANLEY WORKS shs UNION MFG. OO. shs BRISTOL BRASS shs STANLEY LEVEL RULE & shs SCOVILL MFG. CO. shs STANDARD Com. SCREW 100 shs NATIONAL SURJETY CO. CIRCULAR ON LOCAL STOCKS SENT ON REQUEST. BEACH NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. REPRESENTED BY L. S, JON. IS, & AUSTIN North and Judd American Brass Bristol Brass Bought and Sold Direct private wires to Hornblower g York, Boston, Chicago. & Weeks, New and an extra dividend of 10 per cent. It was quoted 601-605. Bristol Brass was quoted strong at 73-731 and Bil- lings and Spencer continues in demand at 120-122. Colt's was offered at 870- 880 and North and Judd was quoted 93-94, extra dividend of $1 per share. Other quotations were as follo Aetna Nut ... St o0 Am Hardware . .136 Am Hosiery .. .135 Am Silver Hos Bigelow-Hfd com .. Broad Brook : Colfnsfcol st Colts Fire Arms ex d .. Eagle Lock Hendee Mfg com .. Johns-Pratt .... Inter Silver pfd . Landers, Fry & Clk .... 7 N B Machine New Departure pfd ... Peck, Stow & Wilcox . Pratt & Whitney pfd Stanley Rule & Level . Stanley Works . ... Taylor & Fenn Torrington com ex 4 . Traut & Hine Union Mg ... i Winchester Arms . 74 87 115 32 107 4 425 § 90 62 45 94 1500 ITOO LATE FOR CLASSIFIOATION, WANTED — Experienced and turning in girls. strippin New Britain] Paper Box Co.. 22 Walnut St. 9-25-3d i i Here’s Your Chance to Save %10 to 315 and Get the Finest Kitchen Range Ever wonderful uilt ling Club Only. We have just bought 16 of these “Scie ntific Ranges and we got SPECIAL TERMS on the deal. saving on to Members of The Ster- We pass the Sterling” The Scientific Sterling This remarkable kitchen range is built by the Sill Stove Works, of Rochester, N. Y. It is different from any range you ever heard of before. It is two complete and perfect ranges all in one compact range that takes up less room in your kitchen than an ordinary gas range. It is the gas range that burns coal! We have just bought 16 of these wonderful ranges on SPECIAL TERMS. They are right here in our store NOW. By selling them AT ONCE without having to carry them in stock, or pay storage on them, we can give you the benefit of the SPECIAL TERMS we got from the manufacturer. Join the Sterling Club . We are going to form a Sterling Club. It will be lim- ited to 16 members. Membership will open Tuesday, September 26. Every woman who joins will get these _special advantages. You can join for $5 and the range will be delivered to you at once. Weekly dues of $2 pays the balance, and not one cent is added to the regular price for interest or credit. Save $10 to $i5 When did you ever hear of an offer like this before? We will install the “Scientific Sterling” and make all con- mections without charge. We will give you TWO SPE- CIAL BROILERS, one for coal and one for gas, absolute- In justice fo yourself, you cannot resist this offer. You may never have another oppor- tunity to get the “Scientific Sterling” Range on these extraordinary Terms, ly FREE, and a “Joint Double Guarantee Bond” signed by the Sill Stove Works and ourselves. We Will Buy Your Old Range We will buy your old range back and give you every cent of value there is in it. When did you ever have a chance like this before? A System of Cooking Every member of the Sterling Club receives, free of charge, Mrs. Anna A. Carroil’'s complete guide to easy cooking with the Scientific Sterling. Mrs. Carroll was for years chief instructor in practical cooking for the United Gas Improvement Co. of Philadelphia and is probably the best qualified woman in Amer- ica to deal with this subject efficiently. Every step in oven and top cooking with the Scientific is covered, even to the number of minutes each dish is to be cooked. Recipes for cooking meats, vegetables, pastry, etc., are given fully so that anyone can use the Scientific with perfect results. Your Money Back Try the range for thirty days and if it will not do what we claim in our advertisements, we will take it back and refund your money. Should you become totally and permanently disabled by sickness or accident after joining the Sterling club, we will pay all your future payments and the range is yours. 5 You can’t imagine what this range is like until you see it. Itis designed by a woman for woman'’s needs and has improvements and time and labor saving features possessed by no other range. This is positively the first time it ~ has ever been sold in this city. Come in and See It Look at this picture. Did you ever see a range like this before? It will do everything that the finest gas range will do, and everything that the best coal range will do. Don’t think that it is just an ordinary range. stand in front of it and we show you all its wonderful | features, you will marvel that one range can do so much. It is two big efficient ranges in the space of ONE Do not get the dea that the “Scientific Sterling” is a combination or a coal range with a gas attachment. Nothing would be further from the truth. It is the one range that does ALL THINGS. It bakes, broils, roasts, cooks and heats water. Summer comfort with gas, winter heat with coal, with JUST ONE RANGE! Everything to Gain — Nothing to Lose You want this range. The minute you see it you will decide THAT. Here’'s how you may get it: The Sterling Club will open Tuesday. There can be only 16 members. If you wait one single day after the club opens you may lose your chance. As soon as we secure 16 members the club will close and then you will be unable to get the “Scientific Sterling” except at the regular price and terms. MILLS & CO., 80 West Main When you | i(——Only 36 Inches —» The “Scientific Sterling” can be had as shown above or with Cabinet Base and High Warming Closet.