New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1919, Page 11

'MARKET AND REAL ESTATE Tobacco Pr Union Pa United Ifruit United Retail St rod .. Alco .. 2 Co The, Sales ap- od proximated closing was firm 500,000 shares D T I | FINANCIAL i WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS | quota- & Co. New York Stock fixchange tions furnished by Richter memiburs of the New York stock Exchange: 7% 1Y% 1041 104 S Iood Pr S Indus S Rubber 105 123% Dec. -04% Iigh a6 9415 Can . 523 521 136 501/ S Steel pfd Jtah Copper . Va Car Chem Willys Overland Close 967 Low Am A Am Car & Mdy L1356 Am Cot Oil 501, Am Loco . - 94 Am Smelt & Ref 65 Am Uz Rer com 140 represented \m T & T stock | Am 'ob . Anacondia Cop Pt R e B 3 and tobacco shares reb=| S n S PG e 22 22 | (Furnished by | Baldwin Loco B & O settiement of | Beth Steel ineluding mod- | B It T The ¢ Can Pac Cen lLeath Co Ches & Ohio Chi Mil & St ChiRI & P Chino Cop Cons Gas Beet Sug LOLAL b’l‘OCK MARKET QUOTED Wall ments Street.—Oils, stéels, equip- and maotor: the Mavy issues in today's briet market session, while motor special- ties and food Richter & Co.) Eddy. Mgr. Bid resented the the firm to strong stoCks. Stanley R. main, however, trading consisted | Light Tel Co | Hartford Elec. " Sonthern N American. Br American Hos (pat American Hardware American Sl (pai Bills & Spen (par Rights | Colt’s Arms (par Corn Prod Ref 8514 B Crucible Steel 2 J 21115 | & C (par Elk Horn Coal B Mar Lanp (pat Sndicott-Johnson 140 el S o -Poud com Co (par > | Pec Ih | & W (par Russell Mfg Co i Scovill Standard Screw S R& L Co Cop Stanley W Con ; T & I (par Interboro Con pfd % | tnion Mfg Co Int Mer Mar {Int Mer Mar [ Int Nickel I Int Paper 5 Kelly Springfield Kennec Lack Steel Lehigh Valley ) Max Motor Mex Petroleum Midvale Steel Nat Lead 5 N Y Air Brake TN Y Uentral NN RCHTERR " Norfolk & West ‘ Northern Pac Ohio Cities Gas Pan Am P & Penn R R " Pressed Steel Car Ray Cons Iteading tep L & S Royal D, N ¥ Sinclair Oil Ref outhern Pac outhern Ry tudebaker Co af the usual gltstanding crate short week-end contracts, 100 shorts. Mexican situation | the extent of | tively rails crand lat- covering of and the were again factors (o reducing dealings to limited proportions nd sugars were in compar Investment active a A GoQD »NVEsTMEND\ rie ' MAKES A MAN q = [orie 1st pfrd FEEL PROUD OF / ston, W & Elec | WS FATHERS s Gen Goodrich (B Gt Nor pfd [linois Cen Inspiration Interboro com (par 107 = DOES HIM NO GOOD NOw 138 il or ! feel Yes, and a good suit clothes will make you ‘proud of your son's tather, “Dressed to kill” really means garmentéd in a mann that will choke off the oppos tion. Copper | Russian Soviets kxtol er En peror and Will Execute Those Who Had Him P Yoz A man who is really proud of 9as Gniihea his corpus delecti will clad it in a fitting manner. Dec. 6.—The authorities in Russia have punished by death the individual held immediately | responsible for the e er Emperor Nicholas at Yekaterinburg in June, 1918 when the Czecho-Slovak troops were approaching that city, where the im- perial sonages were then heing held prisoner, according to a dispatch to the Politiken from Kovno today The message quotes the Bolshevik { newspaper Pravda of Moscow as au- | thor for this statement. The | Pravda’s account states that M Jachontof member of the Yekater- inburg Soviet, has been condemned and executed at Perm for ordering the execution. Copenhagen, Soviet Now, that's just the point— our fashionable clothes have such a fitting manner, ecution of form- and his family . The Farrell Clothing Co. 271 MAIN ST. exas The SPRING & BUCKLEY ELEG. CO, 75-79 Church Street Tel. 2240, 2241 Electrical Gifts Are Useful As Well As Attractive Percolators Flat Irons Tea Pots Toasters Grills Sewing Machines Heating Pads Heaters “Curling Irons Flashlights Table Lamps Piano and Boudoir Lamps Desk Lamps Thor Washing Machines Hoover Suction Sweepers- 10415 | ror | Geo = | Ilardware City | ity of | uled | League { be HERALD, SATURDAY, JORE BUILDING HERE; THAN IN HARTFORD City's Construction for Week Is $323, 136 | | | i The cily’s building hoom contin to break all previous records, th week’s report of Building Inspector John W. Allen showing n indre: of about $20,000 the excellent showing of last That the city is rapidly than thc Harttor shown by comparison with the made building inspector that city ‘for the that come to an end. Hartford's building amountied to $41.,970, $81,166 than the local iNSPector’s report. Of the 28 permits issued, 20 dwellin, 16 of which out by the Hardware City Loan poration The report Overton Street Frame and gars Brown, Street IFrame M Aventh, 2 Meadow Avenue coop) Josepw Iyruhvmm reet—Frame Bearing Co.. addition ron oV week, advanci city of even more by the woek has just or less were were cor- | weelkly follows: Lincoln dwelling e 100000 128 D gurage Shuttle Frame . 10,00 Charles shed Orange 200 afnin Streei— stern Works, ime L000.00 Brick Mall John coul able 1 Street ror . 5.000 South I rame Goodrich anley Street garage Alex J. Main [} M Rock 118 West Alterations 149 ck Frame Olson, Street Carthy, Avenue garage Mr. Gusnot, 52t St ame . plate window Hardware (ity Jerome Street dwelling, -family Hardware City Loan Corp.. Jerome Street rame dwelling amily Hardware ity Toan Corp. Jerome Street — Frame dwelling, 3-family Hardware City Loan Corp., Jerome Street Frame dwelling. 3-family Hardware City Loan Corp., Jerome Street — Frame dwelling amily Hardware City Loan Corp.. Jerome Street ' dwelling umiiy Hardware City Lo Jerome Street dwelling Jobhn P. Magu ley Street—imy Frank Kent, Street—iRerool” .. Willard J. Bacon, 70 roe Street—Reroof Bigelow. 76 Pleasant reet Alterations H. Gittolwitz, 13 Street—1Frz John J. Donahue, fon Terrace dwelling. 2-family Mrs itz, 983 Stan- ley Street—Reroof - Hardware City Loan Corp., ' Albany Avenue—Trame dwelling amily : Hardware City Loan Corp., frame dwelling, 1-family Hardware City Loan Corp.. West St -ame dwell- 1ingHE: Emiily AR Hardware Cify Loan Corp., West St—ITrame dwell- ling, 3-family R New Britain Machine Co. Chestnut Street — Fac- tory addition Hardware City Loan West St.—I'rame ling, 3-family Stanl glass Loan Corp., I rame 9,000 5.000° 9.000.¢ 9.000 1,000 9,000 5000 Mon- Oak shed Crans- Frame me 9,000 9.000. : 10,000, Corp. dwell- e 9,000 Corp., dwell- Loan Frame 3-family West St 9,000 | Who gave ! the count of | bers | Protestauts. | tesey | Buell B, { Canadian | from the g | a new c Corp. dwell- Loan me Hardware City West St ling, 3-family Hardware City West Frame ling, 3-family Hardware City West St.— ling, 3-family City of New Britain, Hill Avenue piggery S Wicanty Dobrawolski, Horace Street dwvelling he 4,000 Louan Corp.. St.— dwell- : 9,000 Corp., dwell- Loan ame 9,000, Rocky Frame 9.000 Rocky Hill Frame for cow Mrs. Eva Arch inz Avenue 319 dwell- store Ginsbers, me, one amily; 15,000.99 $323,136.00 Total for 38 Permils SUPPER supper to be this se FELLOW s HIP The first Fellowship served al the Y. M. (. son will be served Monday evenii at 6:30 o'clock. Rev. Samuel Fiske, pastor of the Berlin gational church, will owship suppers will be “Y every Monday evening ensuing winter. Speakers for every eveninz Cor speak el held at the during the ave sched- TONIGH'T. the Industrial play this evening at the Y. M. . A, after which there will ing until 11 o'clock. The games scheduled for this evening are hetween the Corbin quintet vs. I & w1 five vs. Stanley "BALL teams of BASK Basketball will danc anders TO SPEAK. member of R. WATSON k. Watson, a faculty of the A, Ilermon tory school, will he the.ispeaker the- pegulhr Sunday, «afternoon. .meet. ing at the “Y" tomorrow at 4 o'clock. the prepara- | Montc MONDAY. | at.| DECEMBER 6, 1919, D. A R HEARS 'l‘AL MISSION’S TASK Rev. Tinker Addresses Esther Stanley Chapter in First Congregational Church—Interesting Address. B ssed the 13 A. R. yesterday church chapel. His | eech enjoyed by the audience ! The meeting was brought to order | Miss Mary Whittlesey, regent, few words of welcome to members of chapter and their frierfds and also extended the welcome of Rev. Henry W. Maier, the church who, on illness was unable to minutes of the the home were read Brooks Re Charles Tinker of! Yorlk chapter D. at the addr ther Stanley | afternoon Center was the pastor of ac- at- tend. The ing, held at E. Mitchell, liam extended to visit the Ilihu Theron last meet- AMrs. Charles Mrs, Wil Whittlesey the mem exhibit at by Miss invitation the Burritt this week Hart played upon the Whittlesey Ile City an to school severnl seled tions which Miss Tinker Greatest piano afier introduced It “Americass | i spoke on Mission work York at My-cight ye: Mission started does the ‘cotunt of the done by stitution in Istand. 1 he suid, the New York and of fifty 1 rorce 120 teer of Co-operation cll's City now it institutions and a having ttholics work | paid | volun- the and with a of cmployes 100 workers, Jews, (% force of Mrs. Whit. itus Hem- Hart, Mrs Mrs. Charles B. James B. his Dy Aan Walter atLe. IPollowing speech assisted Mrs e and ingway Thomson refreshments. and Ars, by Mrs Wiliam Wel and Lile Aoy Mrs. served Nichols poured Parsons, Mrs Slade as hostesses Mrs. Char W Lidwin Howard Mrs. Crabtree Shultz ssisted Louis P Miss CITY ITEMS *Bluebird™ Conn. Lt See Machine Washing Co.—~Al born Herbert ctric . & Power Muriel Mae, was Mr. and Mrs. 981 Stanley street A daughter, Thursday. to Peterson of See “Bluebird” Ilectric Atachine. Ll & Power Plans have been completed A B, fife and drum band to hold o five night carnival January 15 to 20, inclusive. | ‘Bluebird” Flectric Mechine, Conn. Lt & Pow Washing Conn. Co.—Ad by the See Washing Co.—A 1| LIGHETHOUSE MEN WITHOUT SUPPLIES Government Is Tr) tush Winter Food to Those Isolated at Kxposed Points. Halifax, N. 8. thoriti Dec. 6 every o Marine ort today keepers au- to of on exerted relieve the plight of Jighthouses and wircles: the Labrador coast and islands of the Straight of Belle lIsle, whose winter food supplies have heen. eut off Dy the stranding last Wednesday of the government steamer Aranmore Cape Whipple. Meanwhile the ernment steamer Montealm sent o rescue ship, was kept two miles rounded supply vessel Dy dar to navigate in | seas. | ations on | shoals too the heavy A message from the Montealm said the crew of the Aranmore had aban- | doned ship and-spent ldst night on an | island. Unless the Montealm is able | the transfer of provisions | short time the isolated light | and radio operators will be straits as they are virtually on the expected supplies. | or another ship with | from some Canadian | ppeared the only solution today 1s feared that even if the Im could remove the cargo of the Aranmore, she would not have rerous to effcot Wit in dire dependent The sending rgo port as it v time to reach the various stations be- fore the great winter ice fields closi in on the Labrador coast. RELIEF FOR AUSTRIA Peace Council Also Considers Sending | Food Supplies to Suffering People In Arme Action was taken by today toward and Armenia wis, Dec. 6 the supreme council bod relief for Austria ‘he council took cognizance in’ this | connection of resolutions adopted” by the supreme cconomic council some of! the most important “ of-which dealt with the provisiening of the two na- tions. Immediate measures careying «the relief into effect heen taken it was stated. The council today took under sideration Germany’'s express that customs paynents on goods enter- | ing Germany by land be made in gold | already been donc goods | The decision post- | the treaty is put | toward have wish on was as had sent by sea poned until into force. It was explained clined to 1o Germany, holding it with the delays she avding the putting force and with the unfavorahle nomic meas she was practicing, | prohibition upon impor- vticles peace the an incompatible | was raising of the treaty that such Allics de- | accord advantage | re- | into | eco- | ures expecially tation of her numerous ¢ DIKECTORS, TO MEET. the Y regular directors of hold their i evening at § | rooms Gl will the | The board of ME AL Wil meeting Monday in the dir Barnes, . . secwet montlly report o'clock ors ry read RICHTER & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. STAWLEY R. EDDY, Mg Telephone 2640 We Own and Offer 50 Stanley Works 50 Colts 50 Landers Frary & Clark 50 New Britain Machine 50 North & Judd e e e PSS LT T S T B | JUDD & CO. Rooms 309-310 National Bank Bldg. Tel. 1815 W, T. SLOTER. Mgr. 50 LANDERS FRARY & CLARK 50 NORTH & JUDD MFG. CO. 50 COLTS PATENT FIRE ARMS CO. GOODWIN BEACH & CO. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL BUILDING, HARTFORD T. FRANK LEE, Local Mgr.--Room 410, Natl. Bk. Bldg., Tel. 2120 National Surety Rights, Billings & Spencer Rights Bought and Sold ¥ MAY RELEASE STRIKERS Empress Kugenie, 93 | SAD IN HER OLD AGE Once Proud Steel Union Heads to Defend Men Ar Years Old, Wanders ‘Phrough Ga rested in Connection With Done den of the Tailleries, Bomb Plot. Paris, (By Associated Pittsburgh, bec. 6.—Arrangementgd Press.)- of dressed old lady seen walking through the Tuilleries Gardens today As she walked, she would stop to pick autumn flowers, seaved and blasted by the cold, but no more faded than her heeks. Passersby., seeing her and | Dec. With infinite bowed head and with| were being made today at nationa face sadness. a modestly | steel strike headquarters here it. wa reported majority to the o the esterday v steel towt was secure ase of of 98 men arrested by police at Donora near Pittsburgh, when the distriet headquarters of steel stikers was raid ed.” Bail vesterday at $500 he regulations of the park, | each by the justice of the peace before man to admonish | whom ihey arraigned hear: followed hy 1 ing next Thursday A few, it was by the uni- | ported able furnish the law amount of money It was the once proud Empress Eu- William Voster geme who, bowed beneath the weight | national of 93 winters. thus plucked withered | here today flowers from a garden that diately set hers fense of strike who were arrested Empress France -on | it was said. The raid vester to14 July 23, the fateful day when the then | lowed a bomb explosion at the home] proud and haughty Austria sent an ul-| of an employve of the Ametican Steel timatum to Serbia which was destined | & Wire (¢ It w culmination of to dismember realms and change the | a campaign by authorities to rid thel whole face of history. She is in close | community of men who they sz seclusion in her apartments refusing | heen perpetratin to meet any newspapermen and seeing | outrages in only a few of her old friends. was called in Septe state was fixe nowing i olice wer for passed on, maid. unchecked formed representatives of single were Lo thad secretary of the strike committee, arrive from New York and immed was once about preparations for ded Eugenie left as the suspected of Donora =in THEHAR.’MQRFCITY As a Wise MASTER BUILDER | You want to lay a foundation that is secure. 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