New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1919, Page 11

DESPITE 175 \em ROTUNDITY THE NEW BRITAIN bAlLY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 191% ) ARKET AND REAL ESTATE REVIEW WORLD S (n’TTlN(l > Q(‘\)/l‘\‘ R EACHY/ £ DAY ) WALL The rotundity will not interfere getting a square clothes shop. Thick whatever your finan- pial dimensions, fit you with a of clothes that will please proportior ble, swag- offering. of your f with deal in re your this Stocks the we the tall sical or or lean, or wide, of sion, able nents and vances of phy we can suit your Size up the service: ger suits that we arc Bloch & steels, mo were Shuman new Fall styles $28.50 to $35.00 New Fall Hats—Young Bros. make—3§4.50 and $5.00 "The Farrell | Clothing Co. 271 MAIN S Stein, cappers a nore mod laneolis is at the stren out zth i cially tran minor Lake Sales membeurs Exchange: AGES. GES West In- STEAMSHIP PAS | STEAMSHIP PASS To Europe, South Amer dies, South Africa, Australia, China, Japan, etc. Agents for Trans-Atlan- tic and Trans-Pacific S. S. Lines. GEORGE A. QUIGLEY, 297 MAIN STRE o Loco Smelt \naconda turn in the not I issucs, Erie approximated W/Mw/w\l\fia FINANCIAL 1 [}y ORI e Ntau i | { STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS : recorded highest quotations today's brief reflecting the favor- labor situation. Equip- oils were most active at ad to almost 10 points, but shippings and tobaccos behind. Textiles, leather, food shares participated with various miscel- Rails were backward but developed marked the later dealings, espe- 1scontinentals and Wheeling and closing was strong. 175,000 shares. ek during market tors, w nd erately sues n notably The New York Stock Fx\h:‘.nge quota- tions furnished by Richter & Co., of the New York stock Sept ligh 1919 m!\_' EETEN 101 697 221 100 % Cop 68 QUALITY ROOFING BUILDING MATERIAL Look After Your Roofs NOW Before Winter. Leaks in your roofs are expen and destructive. You will find a fu quirements at thi fireproof roofing. Roof Paints Roofing Cement Roofin sive, inconvenient 11 line of roof re- store—including waterproof and Paint Brushes g and shingle nails Slate Surface Shingles. RACKLIFFE BROS. C 250 PARK ST. PHONE several | | Pressed I Southern | POLICE DOCKET | Palace | for | ness, | tody S 1074—1075—1076 i | | charg AT I%e Baldwin B & O Reth Steel Butte Superior Can . Cen Leath Ches & Ohio Chino Cop Chi Mil & St Col " & T =2 Crucible Ste. Distillers Sec 4 toodrich Rulb reat Nor pfd Gt Nor Ore Cetfs Inspiration Kennecott Lack Stee Lehigh Val Mex Potrol Natl Lead N Y Air Brake N ¢ & Hud NYNH&HR Ohio Cities Gas 5 Nor Pac 861 Penn R R .. j 13 Steel Car 91 2434 8% 02 10034 116 S Ry ( Loco fo 43 16 RS s4 82 ; 86% 1415 61 Paul Cop Ray Cons Reading Rep I & So Pac Studebaker Texas Oil Union Pac Utah “op U S Rub C U S Steel Westinghouse Willys Overland LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE ‘o PRICES (Furnished by Co.) The local and strong sold at 370 ing 5 bid les of Colt the asked Richter & market has been active today. Standard Screw and the market cios- ked. There were 54 and 54 1-2 1-2 bid, sales Bristol et There 5, a Arms at market closing There were and 38 1 the v bid, 39 asked E s of Northk & Judd at 99 100, the market closing 99 asked. of Brass closing and 101 bid, Bid Asked Hartford Elec Light N E Tel Co American Brass American Ame American (par ristol B (par Colt's Arms (par 2 agle Lock (par Inter Silver ptd 1L F & C (par Na Mar Lmp (par N B Machine (par Niles-Be-Pond com N & J Mfg Co (par Peck, S & W (par 2 Russell Mfg Co ScoviN S rd Screw R &L Co nley Wrks or (‘0 com (par 2 & 1 (par 25) Union Mfs Co (pa: Hos (par 2 Hardware i1 an 8 (par 25) 108 IS LIGHT TODAY Alleged Reckless Driver Discharged by Judge James Meskill; Other Cases, Andrew [ Tefft driving recklessly on terday afternoon north-end trolley Palace theater, charged Main street when he N car in front of was discharged morning in police by Jue m T. Meskill. Testimony pre with ves- the the his | court Aug i i Greenberg 1-2] s sented in court by witnesses indicnted that Tefft was trying to p n auto- mobile which standing near tho theater and struck the front the trolley car, doing slight The fact that George Smed- owner of the truck driven hy testificd that it was going at a of only 10 miles an hour ren- ed the judge unable to find cause criminal action in the case Louis Reiss, charged with drunken- was fined $3. IReiss asserted was not drunk when taken believed that an g done Owing to the denly called his sick manager a was end of damage. ley, Tefft, rate der he into cus- and injustice was bei fact that Maine to the father, Ralph U of the Mohican Market, with violation of the food law selling fruit in a short me: ure, did not appear in court to to the charge. The will up for trial week. he was sud- hedside Ashton, to answ case con next A plea of women delegates at third annual convention o fthe N tional Federation of Federal Employes af San Francisco, September 8, is that women employved by the government be paid the same wage as men | Kaz tA | Engdahl, ELECTRICAL FIXTURES WIRING SUPPLIES Westinghouse Mazda Lamps THE SPRING & BUCKLEY ELEC. CO. J15-17-13 Church St. Tel. 900 | cials | bring [ and | state convention in Danbury this week. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND REAL ESTATE 44 Pieces of Property Change Hands—0ther Statistics The city clerk's report 13 e licenses for rtificates the weck include death ¢ a dozen it for marriag and the realty following transfers, while the report shows 132 hirths and 30 mar- riage! Estate beth Henry C. Ju n to Eliza- Jurgen, et land and building on Judd avenue. Alfred Meng building on statc to Meng and Ann land and Hurlburt Church streets state Anna Meng to Charles Meng, et al, land and building, Hurlburt and Church streets Swan Parson Jubilee street Michael Bindos, et ux., to Anthony Graywski, et ux., land and building on Clark and Sexton streets George Hanamon to Lodwek chick, land on Wolcolt strect. John Idman, et ux.. to C. D, helm Bulmalin, et ux., land building on Jubilee street. Swedish Fyvangelical church to Peter Cronce, et and building on Main and streets. August Jand and Walton Bennett, Park Samuel to Maria Olson, land on Drau- Wil- and Bethany al., land Walnut Knapt 1o Charles Pethigala, huilding on Henry H. Mecagley to et al, land and Terrace. Sweig, et land on Hartiord Milkowitz to Harry and building on West street Milkowitz, et al., land and building street. Delia M. building on al., to Samuel avenue. Isanc Zevin, to on Harry West Pasquale Bombasi, ¢! Milkowitz, et al, land on Hartford avenue. Bodwell Land tes, et al., land on quitable Realty acchi, land on Queen Theodore Wilson to land on Henry street Ellen G. Gray to George ‘almb: land and building on hultz st Philias Gagner to Morris Birnk et al, land and building on and Kensington Bodwell I Monterosso, land Carlton street Henry J. IFoiren to Kune herg, land and building Main street. Signe T. lana and WE and to Tsaac buiiding (b5 H. Andubon strect to Ottilio Bal- street \ugust James o o Knapp, um, Arch streets md ¢ “o. to France building sseo and on Green- on South Cooley to € . building on Stratford Road. Arthur W. Williams 1o Brwin, S anfield, et al., land on Corbin avenue. Vinginza FFeo to the Iastern Mal- leable Iron Co., land and building on Linden Court and Chanman street Charles l. Barnes to Rerger 1TiMstrom, land on Colt street Kune Greenberg to Isracl Bronstein Jand and building on South Main strect Peter howy, street Adeline 8. Anderson Barlow, land on Sefton Rodwell Land Co Farrell, land on Stewart street. sam to Harriet Alice Duft, land and building on and ast streets J. S Silverstein fo George Marselot, land on Childs streo Joe s to Michael & land and building on Kelsey Micezyslaw Gonska kowski, et al. land Richmond avenue. Alphonzo B. Porter to Hdith ter, land and building street Agnes R. RBillian to herg, land on Stanley James Iverson to I land and building on Erichetta Aicllo, et Sicklick, et al., land Glen street Ludw Goldstein, street Ka Hewitt, M Miller, land and et ux., building to on Soll Bas Du- selt to Tlerhert Drive to izabeth J. Rosen Kelsoy insky, street Karol Buc: building on to and Al Libe Por on ty tlerman Lam- treet. ich Deptsch, Kelsey street 1, to Mendel and building on Ulrickson. and and et al.. to Charles buildmg on Hant ot and al., to building Jotogowski land na nar Silkowski, on Hizh street H. C. Nohle Co.. et land and to North & building TJudd Mfg. on Tiill- { crest avenue George Hart to Shuttle Meadow Club, Inc., land and ouilding on Lin coln street \ Shuttle Meadow Club, Overton, land and Lincoln street Katherine D. August Eggert, et ing on West Main street ¥state Albert O. Engdahl land on Howard P Tnc.. to Geo building on Rapelye, al., land et al, to and build- to Anna reet. crry ITEMS Watch for Tuesday morning at the New Britain Store, Cor. Main and Elm Sts hed spe- Bargain —Advt, hat cleaned, Hat Co. want in now. you it your Conn. Advt, Clara Oakes Usher, voealist has re- sumed teaching, Studio 25 Farming- ton Ave, Tel. 35-12.—advt. Mrs, M. T. Crean, who was elected to the oflice of atate president of the Ladies' auxiliary, A, O. H., was pre. sented with a bouquet of flowors at the of the local branch of the auxiliary last night, Mrs. Crean is mecretary of the New Britain auxillary was one of the delogates to the meeting Watch clals at Store, Cor. for Tuesday the Now RBritain ; Main and Elm Sts™ i morning ape- Advy, { ously Bargain | PIG IRON AND STEEL MARKETS‘ The Iron Wiiile the and stecl disturbing proceed though Age talk plant factor and selling the labor another continent produce by get finished ays of wor mill strike of still ations going itation were ither stre: mills no aterial by is conspicuous. If anythin 1 slackening from the active negot tions the last three months de- the situation at the moment, atter of ipparent signi ¢ trade not taking very 34 the conference of union officials 4t Washington. 1t regards it as a sethack that, following the publica tion the appeal the preside ) sident Gompers of the Federation of Labor e reply of the president was not given regarding ihe efforts requested him to make Steel Corporation cials parties to the meeting. It is not reassuring that for the Oc tober conference of employer and the public, the sele representatives of the pub- largely, if not wholly, in hands of the secretar labor. Not much headway being made inst the bookings piled up in sheets, wire, pipe, steel bars and other lines in which demand has long been outstanding. Shortage of cars riva scarcity of skilled help and of com- mon labor in checking output The ingot production of the try in August, based on the statistics of the American Tron and Steel Tn- stitut shows increase of nearly 51 per cent July. The age 121,036 tons a day annual rate of 3 Including the lean vear, the total pro- should total 37,000,- iron a arc cors s ope is o of to the to the con- sumers of scribes no is icanc by to Pre rican of offi to learn labor employed tion of the lic is the of an over aver- Iy output of corresponds o 2.000 tons. of the of 1919 an months duction 000 tons The delays in caused railroad some shutdowns. much as 500,000 tons of rails repre sents the need to keep the roads in the condition under which they were to be turned back fo their owners, vet the placing of contracts on which prices were submitted weeks delayed. The unemployment pparently the least of the the railroad administration A rather definite break has place in plates. Some of the mills have evidently decided Teave all the attractive to mills have been taking mestic as well as export business 50c, Pittsburgh, and while 2.65c still tHe leading m c e offerings may be covered great difficulty at the lower to 2.48¢ Pittshurgh malleable and foundry pig iron for delivery in fhe first half of next year made to date in the Chicago district amount fo ahout 200,000 tons. Most of these transactions have been at higher prices than rul- enr of Corporation case inv buying have Possihly as ago s problem is of worric taken larger not to inguiries do- at is more which quotation with k- with figure no hack ales of somewhat this v answer the United and subsidiar! olving . the Pittsbu point before the Federal T Commission tes the juris of the commission to fix interesting feature of the is the statement that iron and are sold rerally the manufac turers of agricultural implements without regard to the Pittsburgh base Structural s Tooks het ter. 21,000 includin the zovernment hang: hurst, N. J. The Carne will supply the )0 tons of plates and bars for the two battle- to be huilt at the Brooklyn Yard: on this the plates go at Ste the basir challer tion An prices. answer steel husines: tons for 1t Lake- Steel (lo. tons, 7.000 s ic shapes ships Navy 30c Some steel ken at 2 how much the 2 c I° blooms the ruling bhar business has been ., which is an indication deferred are deliveries hasis. 500 of at have also brought £3 market. above AMPUTATE LEG life, manager MAY a final effort to save hi sicians of R the P. & F. Corbin plant, to amputate one of his These means will be Fletcher's condition can stand the operation. The many friends and relatives of Mr. Fletcher ave entertaining hopes that the opera- tion v prove successful. phy- of attempt legs showtly. taken if Mr. such that he In Fleteher, may is No*ra ‘\'P\E \-\ONORS THAT WE WEAR — FoLks SAY- WE ARE “ON THE SQUARE. WE'RE the things folks say about us. quite pleased about the They Right treat They say that we're on squarc and so we are. say our prices are -fafr. again- You think we'll you and your order properly. That's correct. E.P.Burns PLUMBER. 11 MAIN ST, coun- | States | steel | IRICHTER & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. ANLEY R. EDDY, Mgr. Telephone 2640 25 Shares American Hardware 50 Shares North and Judd struggle | - 450 Shares Bristol Brass 50 Shares New Britain Machine JUDD & CO. Rooms 309-310 National Bank Bldg. Tel. 45. W. T. SLOPER. Mgr. LOCAL STOCKS | BoucHT AND SOLD | GOODWIN BEACH & CO. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL BUILDING, HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, ‘W BRITAIN, | WE OFFER FOR SALE SHARES AMERIOAN HARDWARE SHARES NORTH & JUDD MFG. CO. | 50 SHAR LANDERS FRARY & CLARK. OORP. Next Winter? All Kinds of Heating Work A. A. MILLS 80 WEST MAIN STREET Steam Hot W ater Hot Air | Telephone 813 Awards of sizeable projects total | L x—mmmes cITY THE AILROAD SITUATION Is a National Problem but there is no doubt that in time it ‘will be wisely solved—with fairness to both the people and the carriers. Consult us freely whenever you wish on matters of finance or invest- ment. Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Co. A STRONG, RELIABLE CORPORATION organized and qualified through years of efficient, trustworthy service, to act as Conservator, Guardian, Executor or Admiristrator. Capital $750,000. Surplus and Profits $1,000,000 Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Co. HARTFORD, CONN. M. H. WHAPLES, Pres't,