New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1919, Page 15

MARKET AN NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, N N e e Jlively stock market tc Sales approximated 700,000 shz e A et ™ a FINANCIAL | MNALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS Wall Srteet—Specialtics, particu larly motors and their subsidiaries, dominated today's brief but very greater extent than at any time in their history. Many new high records were made by shares of thos features included Chandler, Stude- baker, Pierce eral Motors at gains af 5 to 32 points. Stromberg, Bosch Magneto and rub- ber tire issues scored le gains. Associated oil sPetroleum were substantially higher and shippings, textiles advances. Rails, steels and equip- ments we e descriptions. Buoyant rrow, White and Gen- s extensive nd Mexican tobaccos, leathers and contributed to the sweeping hesitant, thou t gains. The close w ending strong. res, New York Stock fixchange quota- | tions furnished by Richter & Co., ITIS A MANS OWN LOOKOUT WHETHER HEGERS If you want your counte- nance to shine in a manner that says, “I'm a winner. YES, YOU CAN SEE AT A GLANCE that our Hats add to the appearance of even well dressed men. Get a good Suit and Overcoat. But don’'t stop there. Have an eye to our fine line of Fall Hats, and they are priced maderately. STETSON HATS. YOUNG BROS FALL CAPS $6, $7. $8 0. 8§85, S6 to $3.00 The Farrell Clothing "Co. 271 MAIN ST. WE'RE BOTH AS GLAD AS WE CAN BE —- THEYRE COMING BACK ACROSS TRE SEA “WHO is this speaking? A pipe is leaking? What's your number — what's the street? Don’t you worry. We will hurry. And you'll find our work’s complete.” Also we handle a line of dependable bathroom Wecessitics whose price deman§s your investment. 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Francis Parke Rep I & S GARY, STRIKE CENTER, UNDER MARTIAL LAW g the streets. riot squad of two Andrews—Zwick Wedding \Vill Take Place Oct. 29 | an vho is to become Commonw (‘ult)\ Refreshment cial evening NOW IS THE TIME TO INSTALL Electric Lights in Your Twelve Months to Pay or Don’t pass up this opportun ity without findin to-date lighting fixtures instalied. 0 The Spring & Buckley Electric Co. 75-77-719 CHURCH ST. Ome % for Cash ut how little it costs to have vour heuse wired and up- TELEPHONE 900 SATURDAY, OCTOB‘ER 11, 1919 GORFAIN INNOGENT, JUBGE RULES TODAY Local Butcher Discharged on Reckless Driving Charge Rindir yond a the accused not guilty be- | sonable doubt, Judge J. T. Meskill discharged David Gorfain this morning on charges of reckless driv- ing. The charges were brought by | Officer William Hayes who investi- gated an accident in which M M ret Kilduff figured a week ago Thursday at the corncr of Main East Main streets when Gorfain's | truck ran her down. The accused Wis represented by Attorncy William M. Greenstein who entered a plea of not guilty in his eclient’s behalf. Injured in Accident. ; Miss Kilduft was crossing Main | street from the west side to the cast In company with her sister, the testi- mony said, when the driver came around Praflic Officer Johnson's post and skidding to the left side of the street struck her, carrying her o dis. tance of about fifteen feet he was | rendered unconscious and tained | injuries whieh cansed her confine- ent {0 her home for several day he has not recovered the use of her | right arm as yet Alfred Roy, proprictor of the White | House lunch witnessed the accident | from the Bronson House corner. He said that the car was on the left side | of the road, having skidded, that she | was picked up on the radiator and that the car stopped within fifteen “feet. Joseph Dormad saw the two sisters and saw Miss Agnes Kilduft escape by running hack and Miss Margaret Kilduff injured by stepping into the path of the skidding car. The injured girl hesitated and seem- | ed to be confused, he said. Bernard Dinero was standing on the curb and w the accident. He though the car W going pretty fast and said the girl was carried fifteen feet. He char- acte: being °d the movement of the girl in struck as “a fish in the water.” Girl Testifies. The Kilduff girl told her story of the accident and explained how her sister by remaining a few feet behind her was not struck and how she was injured while about four feet from the curb. She could not estimate the speed of the car as she didn't see it until a few seconds before the acci- dent. : The girl denied having become confused stating that she ran straight ahead. Agnes Kilduff told a similar stor: Gorfain said he saw the girl as he was rounding the traflic post and im- mediately applied his brakes. It w impossible {o stop, however, becau! of the condition of the pavement and his car was swerved to the left side | of the road. He picked the girl up and carried her into the Bronson ho- tel where she was iven medical at- tention. Officer Charles Johnson, who was on traflic duty at the cor- ner was unable 1o find any fault with the manner in which Gorfain was driving while Officer William Hayes strikin of the girl. The c 1s on the left si time v street, Saunders is Fined, Joseph Saunders for drunkenness this morning as he failed to bring to the driver of a car which he co claims struck him. Hi guilty was accepted Tuesday morning ed to allow him suflicient time to prove his statement that he was not under the influence of liquor but that his story of bein automobile and knocked to the side- | walk was the truth The accused w | at the corner of | mer streets after the pol arrested Monday | st Main and Sum- | ¢ had been " | notified that a man had fallen from a stone w Moses with a v in the nd was injured p his horse tied rrested by Officer George Moflit Thursday after his horse had run away and was to have appeared yesterday morning to wer char but was late for court. If you'd avoid bolt and jar let us inspect your motor cur itoist as he landed in the ditch. “Only | vesterday I read an ad advising mc to have an expert inspect niy car it I thought 1 was some wise haby. Now | T look at me. T wonder in the name of | the man who invented milestones how | far it is to the nearest telephone?” | CENTRAL AUTO STATION 236 MAIN STREET, Tel. 1514 RICHTER & CO. 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