New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1919, Page 11

BOY BURNED ALIVE G FOREST FIRES BEEURRINI] INPAST Miramichi People and 1,000 Cattle Burlingto vesterday, Washington, connection flumes in- northwestern recognition notable conflagrations of Lurlington ave been a number of great CITY ITEMS Brunswick, the Miramichi ; meeting of bhurned over destroving aflternoon IKenilworth commission Candidates and supernumer- desfroved, Newcastle, Douglastown places in the police departments department permancent will be ox- Pennsylvania destroyed the town of and between 1, | was heard in this after- fire elsewhere in the coun- try was enormor novn hefore Russell Mink represented the plain- is remem- which destroyed the town of Hinckley, there was a complained constant]y , but there was no ctfe ¥t-was too late to meet TN e extinguish an automobile happens wher under thesc springs up, as made through . and a great crown fire result- destroying 5 sons, and making over 2,000 more The estimated PERSONALS p street has returned from a trip to New {rom forest northwest particularly in Northern and Northwestern 22 a severe clectric Momauguin. practically the Northern Mountains, resignation as grocery clerk in Appel's *Alene Mountains in particulay Brookman | | | the. forest 1 after complet- Brookman Miss Goodison Heroic measures were tak- o extinguish them Lamphere, 0 companics of large crews were northwest- o aftie. Officer afternoon Fred Wagner his annual drn forests Etrenches "D rtn{ THEFT. Rurricane sprang up separate fires together committed Washington | enty-nine fire fightérs were LS Masitccoyerediioday; JLLS TWO HOUS Peterjurgen the forest two houses, their lives because of the orders of nilled lost " charge of TWO Tmrii)s RAISED K. OF C. DRIVE STRIKERS T and other striking departments of thas Campaizn Progressing I)earths and Fun&als. Colnmbus of the socic membership anncunced Greenfie! I, sanitarium, committec a complete death of our beloved wife and mother, Superumera Policeman ARRANT UNDERTAKIRS. MYRTLE S \ttendant—pree Use of Chapel. next week, Orders Taken For Upholstering. ARMY FOOD 1S SOLD OUT QUIGKLY the ing said the first ham wnd Trolley Officials to Be Informed Today by Rega New were men would counted of the nouncement ductors pan in wages | effort count Haven and to have terbury vailing have The and to make 2 ment employes unions on lines GOVERNMENT OWNED MINES 3ill A Want to Operate W tion many lor, association, committee senate coal The buy { to the men said, demanding a day wecek, RUSSIAN REDS BLAMED. | Government Officials ington to Dangerous Propaganda. Washington Soviet plying funds fo up race States, in the Jjustice Facts ficials Soviet of the recent and Chicago. TWO MORE STRIKES Window Group Dem: New were the $30, and an Journcymen cent. merchant an hour. numbered BELGIAN INDUSTRIAL MISSION COMING Hartford, dustrial visiting W New bury this state, t slon nesc ford; day, STRIKING I'OR OVER-ZIZALOUS) —No conferenc z00ds workers with Nau of striking rubber the representatives of of the about tawn morrow Wablonski and Cecilia ots of with It was alleged ped the PEACE by the conferene no session noon cial the ——— T0 DISCUSS. OFFER Committee Connecticut commitiec vances in motormen local sentiment Hartford are both thought acceptance acceptance. trolleymen immediate fvnuvr Connecticut Prepared—>Mincrs Them Themselves, Nationaliza- mine workers and bitl to that end has heen prepared, N investigating Great Now pid Gt Nov Ore Cetf Inspiration Interbaro pfd Kansas City so Kennee Copper ... government Lack Steel Lehigh Valley Max Motor com Mex Petroleum and Chicago Race Riot Norfolk & W apparently propaganda antagonism information hands of department developed race riots in Washington Westinghouse ' Willys Overland .. 531 Cleaners and Tailors in aven city months. Iy had accumulated cleaners who re organization demanding group to strike The special sdnesday Saturday Hartford ment Hubbard, turers Connecticut, association Connecticut Bridzeport other cities visited in members of Bridgeport mission Krebs . Servois and borough court Stella | plants and DISCUSSION CONTINUED, Clemencean's his attendan Financial T e e WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS Wall Street, 10:30 A, M.—President Wilson's refusal (o accede to the Ldemands of the railway shopmen and his exposition of existing economi conditions imparted a strong fons to j the stock market at the active opon- ing o today's irading, Steels B railroad equipments were the strong est features, althou rails, especiadl the low zrade shuares, developed fur- ther firmness Oils and motor spe- cialties also hardened and food shares —Indications | were in bette demand Before the -] end of the first half-hour sains of | 0 % points were recorded, metil Joining in the gencral advance. Wall Street, ( e - Sensational ad ucible steel and Chandler motors featured the active final hour he com- | The closing wis imated 1,000,000 sharos trong. Sales approx- New York Stock Exchange quota- tions furnished by Richter & Co., | memburs of the New York stock Exchange: ) Hizh Low Close Am Beet sugar 8 56 87 Alaska Gold ige 2y ! % i Am dy Co 1258 12714 Am Can ¢ Am Loco Sht Am Smelt G Am Suga 131 % A G s ap 10 Anaconda” Cop 6814 T S Fe Ry Co 91 7% Baldwin Loco 1061 B& O ' 42 Beth sSteel B $41 8614 Butte Superior ... 28 077, 2814 GentLeather. 09, 0 Ches & Ohio .. 38 Chino Cop .44t 1414 Chi Mil & St Paul 43 128 Col I & I gl Cons Gas t Crucible s o Distiller: Eric Gen Elec Goodrich Ruh N Y Air Brake N Y C & Hudson . 4% 713 i Neyv: Cons. i 18% 18% 18% N6 T SR EIRITRR S (i 216 3114 Northern Pac 89 §8 S Rubber Co TPenn R R cesene 133 Pressed Steel Ca . 3 i RaY - Cong Vs e 1 2 ] 24 ding . 817 Rep 1 & 5 com 88 Southern Pac 1514 Southern R 2514 Studebaker 104 Texas Oil 255 % on Pac 1248 Utah Coppet S48 HARTFORD STOCK Quotations furnished by Goodwin, Beach & Company, T. I'. Lee, local manager, for August 26, 1919 Bid Asked | Railroad Stocks. Hfd & Conn W It It .. 30 Banks and Trast Co.s Ar Ine F P Co 165 5 City Bk & Trust Co 195 Conn vr Bkg Co ....145 Fidelity Trust Co ... f First Natl Bank Hfd-Aetna Natl Bank i 245 Htd Morris Plan Co ... 190 Land Mt & Title Co W6 N B Trust Co 260 Phoenix Natl Bank : Riverside Trust Co 240 Security Trust Co .....400 state Bk & Tr Co ..400 Bank .. . L 490 re Insurance Co.'s. AU mohile Insurance .. 320 Aetna Fire .. Hartford IFire .........335 National IFir 2 400 Phoenix Five .........470 175 Standard Fire ... 65 Life and Tudemnity Ins. Companies, Aetna Cas & Surety Co 525 \etna Lifc 675, 700 Hartford Steam Loiler 355 Travelers .. 783 505 Public tilitics, Hid City Gas Lt Co pfd 35 Hfd City Gus Lt Co com 30 35 Hfd Iilee Lt Co 220 Nor Con Lt & Pr Ca pfd 100 Nor Con Lt & I’r Co com 50 So New Eng Tel 1os 1t Thomp'ville Wir Co pfd 27 Thomp'vitle Wi (‘o com 37 Manufacturing Co.'s. \etna Nut Co - . 30 35 Am Brass (o 21l 25 Am Hosicry Co ..... u Am Hardware Co . 158 A\ silver Co Sl 36 Am Thread (o prd 1o \uto Itefrig =) Bigelow-Hrd Cpt Co pfd 7 Bizelaa-Hrd Cpt Co com 8 | Biliings & Spencer Co 131 Bristol Bress Corp ) i liroad Brook Co ' N The Edward Balf Co ..l Arms Co 15 1 e\ Pwr Co .410 11 Sitver pfad 92 5 Pratt Co 125 R Montzomery 00 105 Nalllalan Lamp G0 i+ 00 Niles-Bem Standard Sew Torrington Torrington Co com S Envelop SERBS WANT JUSTICE Privileges International zanization Announcing overnment'’s Davidovitch, policies today impending ganization international neverthele threatened,” “When peace is concluded confidence fricndships. Czecho-Slovak T0 FIGHT H. C. OF L. Government Cities—To 7 ales september . commodi- + war department will be established September announced Continued continued Zovernment campaign understood Barreit asse Rrotherhood of Locomotive and declare that unless a settlement Joston Officers ~clves With Union to Be Heard. rial of the prin- department joining a labor was hegun 10- Commissioner > displaced the entered his wa on the validity a rule which he patrolmen, ic officials rather than employves have ganizations FIGHT TO Worcester enforce a wareement submitted by Osborne of the GOMPERS Washington delegation organizing small boat A MERCHANT. personally conducted Springfield conference TO ATD IN SEARCH heen orde Witerhous announced ADVANCE RICHTERGCO. F. WELLES EDDY, Mgr, Members New York 31 WEST MAIN ST. Telephone 2610 FORD, CONN.—6 AR WATERBURY, CONN.—21-22 ~ THIRD NATIONAL SPRINGFIELD, MA tock Exchange NEW BRITAIN, CONN. BUILDING BUILDING We Offer 50 Bristol Brass to yield — 7"7 50 Colts to yield — 109 50 North & Judd to yield JUDD & CO. Rooms 309-310 National Bank Bldg. ‘W. T. SLOPER. Mgr. o LOCAL STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD GOODWIN BEACH & CO. Room 410 National Bank Building, T. FRANK LEE, Manager tdlephone 136, We will buy 50 shares of Clark stock. EXPECT SETTLEMENT Officials and Employes in All-Night Conference Discuss Plans FFor Return to Work at Early Date. New York, Aug. 26.—After an all night conference with officers of the New York, Westchester and Boston railway and representatives of it striking motormen, hope of an early settlement was expressed today by Al- fred M. Barrett, deputy public service commisgioner, who h diation. The striker: accept a nine hour day, Mr. Barrett saidj although they insist upon a wage s attempted me- have agreed to nerease, “Tt is now up to the co ted. 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