New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1919, Page 11

¥ o anent. ' Isaac Oshana, W ONEY HAS No\l HOME - IT WAS | MADE To KEER Moving ! It your proper directi n—-qlemnw- course, if it is spent proper places—it will br many happy returns of casior A man is justified in spend- ing a certain proper sum of money upon his appearance, It you will invest in one of these up-to-the-minute, down- to-the-dollar suits we fering. you will feel justifi the expenditure. AN our Heavy Weight Suits and Overcoats marked down. The Farrell I Clothing Co. 271 MAIN ST. of the & you the oc- Several Matters Are to Be H Before - City Court at Session Next . Friday Afternoon. The short calendar list for the city court session at afternoon is 0 o'clock next s as follows: H. and M. Friday Mor answer the Besson: Allin Sax Tunnki against or default; Klett for plaintiff; Lawyer D. defendant. Kolodney and Thomas Tuszkowski; failure to comply with order of the court; Klett and Alling for the plain- tiff: Lawyer Henry 1. Roche fop the gefendant. Wexter M. Blumberg: ment; Klett and tiff; Lawyer M. fendant. y Albert Halpern iloshevich; motion for costs . B. Hungerford for the pls Lawyer J. Woods for the dant. TGS W. L. Hatch, Benjamin = Solomon: learing - In ‘dantages; Mink for the plaintiff. City Coal and Wood against - John' Caufield: awyer A. W. Upson for the plaintit Michael " Ratke against Louis rentz:.motion for more specific state- ment; Lawyer J. G. Woods for the plaintiff; Lawyer M. D. Saxe for the Petendant. William Waitkevich against John Waitkevich: judgment; Kletf and Al- ling for the plaintiff. | Title Realty company against Do- | Minica Crisanto et al; Cooper and | Aink for the plaintiff. ! N0 REUNION FRIDAY for the Isaac Bros. against judgment for Building notice Alling for H. ¢amp for company against to reopen juds the plain- the de- Andrew Ju intiff: defen- against ainst | and and | administrator, a judgment Coop company judgment; Go ~ Officers. of Class of 1917 Puzzled by Announcements of Get-Tozcther | Mceeting on New Year's Day. ' It he e 191 hold a reunion sum on Triday evening. announced that the class Britain High school, s been , New will | at the school gymna- The officers of the class are puzzled as to the iden- tity of the parties responsible for the wnouricement and it is said that no such gffair is to be held on FFriduy wight. Howard Stotfs. president of the fass of 1917, said this afternoon that n&s had not Veen approached relative | i oil | | thanks NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, U ESTHANS Charles, advocates all nd banish Lake bition together country wish to wagon destroy La will the Now have wheels them, cur: For this up and along by ts riders ed.” the to prohi- gather of the it they of drink down, the ADMIRAL PILLSBURY DIES | Retired Naval Oflicer Drops Dead in Washington—Was born in Massa- chusetts in 1846. Washington, De 30.—Rear Ad- miral John 3. Pillsbury, retired, dropped dead at his home here today. Admiral Pillsbury was born in Massachusetts in 1846 and received a idential appointment to the naval demy in 1872. He was retired for with 25 years sea service to his credit, in 1908, having attained the rank of rear admiral the same year. Among his shore assignments, Ad- miral Pillsbury served chief of the bureau of navigation, and as a member of the general board. He also was attached to the hydro- graphic office and made extensive ol servations of the Gulf Stream with instruments of his own invention commander of the coast survey steamer Blake. During the Spanish war Pillshury gommanded the cruiser V U\"l\'ius off Suntiago, WILL PROBE LEAK age as as Admiral dynamite Cuba. Evidence Gathered By Department of | Juastice Wil Be Submitted to Grand Jury in January. Washington. Dec 30.—Evidence wthered by the department of ju tice, relative to the alleged leak decisions of the U. preme court will be submitted to a federal grand jury here in January it was said to- day at the department of justice. The vernment’s case is practically com- piete, officials ‘s Fhe nature of the evidence obtained was not dis- closed except that officials predicted it would be “conclusive.” | Charges that there had mieen ad- vance ‘information on the decisions Of the court in the Southern Pacific land case, and the prohibition through which certain men made large sums in Wall Street. have been, wider. investization the de- | by rtment for two-weeks. i in | o T. B. COMMITTEE The tuberculosis th board desiry THANKEFUL | committee of the | h % to express | to those who contibuted for | Christmas tree celebration held last week. Through generous do- nations of fruit, toys.and .cash, the board was able to entertain 80 chil- | dren Christmas Eve. the IN BOSTON. Lliss Dorothy Killed at h(‘\l business dis- | ‘ayerley, said POUBLE BN De 30 wa hot parlor in Fanci Boston, McCoud manicur trict and the toduy. s C o a reunion of the class and Miss Ab- bie Dawson, sccrets of the class, could throw no light on the matter The class held a reunion at the Hotel nd in Hartford on July 1 and it ifi‘i understood that the affair, wiiic eial suc failed financially and | that the class is “in the hole” to thel extent of a few dollars. 1%r this rea- -som, it i 1. the officers of the c Wre unwilling to assume the responsi- bility of arranging for nother 1 unian. Mr. Stotts. when askéd today for details of the plans, professed sur- prise and stated that he knew nothing of the affair. a so- CITY COURY TRIALS, Baba-Oshana Case With s ing Schedwled This {The case of Peter A War 1 Afternoon. sear- Baba inst trial The ride | day de- inere- return scheduled for im the case is the Jtaken by city cowr afterm this afternoon th of an auto the litizants on the evious to the departure of the *dant for camp with a draft The plaintiff sceks {he of $30. The defendant maintained that. on May 22, 1918, with and sc sral other friends, an automobile ride | was started in this city which genducted as far Bridgeport, dur- ifig which time he paid Baba $30, and | 32 46 for gasoline. besides spending | 1 but §10 of a $100°roll. Klett & Tllns was represent the defendant and Harry Milkowitz the plaintiff. l‘iru to 2 o'clock the plaintiff had not ut in an appearance, his lawyer uting that he had learned of his parture for New York he caseé of P. Alfred Johnson inst A. N. Rutherford, was heard he city court this morning before ge James T. Meskill. Lawyer M. mp reépresented the plaintiff lett;: & Alling the detendant \ P was found | wound | criminal been on in the re f his condition police said the the shooting able to learn to have Bl the he disappointed suitor, | floor with a bullet d and unconscious. hospital it was was serious. were witnes far they At the that reported The es had | no of S0 as been ARREST Rochester. THREE Dec chy ARCHASNTS. Charges today placed ested here in a communist men ar irles M. or Join worker, who led last summer, and machinist. of ana three n were asgainst radd he: men ht on The socialist ast Jgquait 0" Brien, Komorowski. optical her Masies, a strike Michael Mrs, funeral Clz of 1 Swansor Mrs. Clara of Portland. was held at 2 this afternoon at the ch 1 in Fuivview D, G. Ohman o’clock Erwin Mortuary cometery ey officiated. Card of Thanks. to thank our ghbors and Kkindn shown our mother. Alsd thanking for heautiful tic 1 offerin, (Signed) WILLIAM ROEDLISR D IMAMILY. We wish Kind for and many muny relati wife the ne frienc es the = v TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION NOTICE: \\HI do all, Kinds of penter Jobbing o spec stimate cheerfully 3 given. B, 600 Arch street alty Tien owilz, 319 QUND—Ladies’ handbag purse, keys, etc. (' coritaining Al at 79 Smalley reser\ ed., & Sty Jo Sperry. 12-30-1dx | vey ion Janu L. P George trustee of the bankrupt Polish Krakow ed the Cite Al A son was Bri Mrs. About luncheon noon, at which time New and gave a Your I Stella hold A. M. evening, articles stallation January bring served R, dress spondence at the Y M ning. interesting business cor will follow its regular R of the Stanley CITY ITEMS records 10MOITOW. Advt, has ry ier Victor e Co. AL S been appoint- estate of located ark company, Broad street. born last evening at the n General hospital to Mr. Arthur Funk of Plainville. of merchants had Blks' club grill this Howard Wilson ““How Take a score at the brief talk on to nventory.” Rebekah lodge, No. 11, will meeting in Jr. O. U. Hungerford court, Frida January 2. Memb: witl for the ab-ba In- officers will held on and a supper will 30 o’clock. hall, s of be 16 at 6 1 be Gilpatric, one af the officials Works plang, will ad- in business corr C. A. this eve- His talk promises to be a very one to tho taking up -espondence. Class work his talk. the classes LW C.A. Notes, VY, The opened rollgr association Members please b membership cards. YW, €. Saturday night, Jan. skating for member the and their escort onl sure to bring green Charge fof skates. dyt.. e Le for will 3d, of As gym Police Barracks Burned During Absence of Cops Kil Dec. syease. burnec AlL of and a 0.—The police 1 She wu bein OPEN Chi the didacy Wood nomination the Congr ot tion, paign. allowed apparel organization New Maccerone, gled house sailor, according to the policc he covered that to death ysert, fe! Darr were County e, lreland, cks at lis- raided and unday night. on dufy near here, to the ground the police were sergeant’s wifc s forced to leave hurriedly. noi collect her wearing belonging absent was. in chavge. to other or s. ‘\l)()l ARTERS, 0. —Headguarters of promoting the can- Major-General Leonard the: republicarr presidential today was established at s hotel. William €. Proc- Cineinnati, head the or took charge the cani- [} Dec of for of of SAILOR C lI(N\l i York, Dec. 30.—DMiss aged 29, was found stran- in a Brooklyn rooming Loc . . Carl Hansen, a confessed to the crime, and explained the girl after he taken $200 from carly has choked she had dis his pockets. Anthony street army street. the dis fi ove Peguabuck p! in the District of [v( rlin, Sstate the triet, Upon Payanis, teor o1 field harged 1d artillery rseas, Town of 1 ARMY. of 17 NLISTS 1 1. Knlper s re-enlisted at the ruiting station at 212 Main He will be sent to the band of artillery. He recently from the band of the Sth and served aboul @ year Henry Sienkiewicz of 51 Bristol, has enlisted ster corps. HEARING. Probate Court, RE. Sexton h local re was “qu 15 Ot : : of 0. Mar New leceased. the application Draying that said estate he 1919, ret Brit: yanis, latc n. in said dis- of Stanley as may be autho- rized and enpowered to sell and con- it s Ovdered hez Of trict rd 0 and ency certain application ¢ « lishing { havii and return notice v the New 20, hat of and place of feal tile ostate more fully as per said B det New the siid application be ned at the in, in W day of at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, notice be ziven of the pend- said application and the timec hearing thereon, by pul- this order i some newspaper a circulation§n said distriet, posting a. cor& of this order public n-post in the town Britain, in said district, and make to this Cenrt the given and in m robate vid anuary, dis- Attest: BERNARD. E. - GAF wheel, while hor “royally | i l | appears, . Nr | Rittsbur | Johns ¥t administra- JECEMBER QU bobbing ved et rotating and being promi o drage es to A intoxicat- o e e FINANCIAL | WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS Wall certain weigh ) Street, money upon irregular 10:30 situation m.—The continued to the stock market at the opening of today’'s session. Gains of 1 to 3 points in the better known oils, coppers, rails and local utilities were offset declines of 1 to 1 points in steels. shippings. leath- ers and kindred specialties. American Woolen, yesterday's strong feature, lost almost 4 points at the outset, but immediately rallied. The tone became avier within the first half hour, General Motors reacting 3 points Wall Streei, Naon—Stocks be more subservient to monetary condi- tions during the morning. Other devel- opments were ignored. Representative oil, coppers and a few specialties ¢ caped the pressuye shown eclsewhere, specially among steels and equip- ment Petroleum, Royal Dutch were = 3 1-2 points higher nd several of the motor altie gained 1 to 3 points with [ndicott- . American Woolen extended carly rally and sugars developed sudden strength. Trading quickened when call maney opened at 15 per cent, b Wall tion wi in the Driskly a un- by ame sp. its ] Street, s paid Close.—Little to the high mone hour, the entire list the buoyancy shown Ame Woolen and other industrials. . "The closing was strons. es approximated 1,300,000 atten rale rising b active last on ican shares. New York Stock fxchange quota- tions furnished by Richter & Co. p bers of the New York stock Exchange: Iigh 1919 Low Allis-Chalmers Am Beet Am Am Am Am A Am Am Am M Sugan m & il Leather ot & Loco Smelt & Sug Ref Tob T 100 6885 as1, Rer 6815 com Sum Am T & Am Woolen Anaconda Cop Ateh T & I AT GRE W Jabdwin Loco B & O Beth Steel BRI n 10955 111 307 10 04 101, B it 11t 31 95 Ches & Ohio Chi Mil & St Chi Rock [ & Chile Cop Chino Cop Col I' & I Cons Gas vz Corn Prod lief Crucibie Steel Cuba Cane 11k Horn Coal cndicott-Jolinson Liric ric Ga n pid & W Lsi ton W Elec, Gen Motors Goodrich (13 Gt Nor pfd Tllinois Cen Inspiration Cop Interboro Con Tnterboro Con Int Mer Mar Int Mer Mar Nickel P Co 8114 ") prd pid Int ser Kelly Springfield Kennee Lack el Lehigh Valley Max Motor Mex Petroleum Midval Missouri Nut Tead Nev Cons N Y Air Brake N Y Central ... NYNH&HR Norfollk & West North American Northern 1 Ohio Cities G Pan Am P & Penn R It h .C Pressed Steel ty ‘oppet Steel Pac Close | | 213 Main St. Ray Cons ding N Sloss-; Southern Tac Southern 1t | Studebalker Texas Co Tobaceo Prod Union United United ( “ood Prod 10f Indus Alco U € Rubber Co 1 teel 1 Steel pld Utah Copper Va Car Chem Willys Overland HARTFORD Quo fu Beach & Co., T. ¥ i I ruit Itetail Nt s 1 STOCKS. wtions vished Goodwin, al m Lee, loc mager. Dec 13id Asked Banks and Am { City Trust Cos Ing Bk & Fidelity Trust First Natl Bank ifd-Aetna Natl Banlk 1itd Conn Trust Co N B Trust Phoenix Natl Bank Riverside Trust Co Security Trust Co State Bk & Tr Co , United. States Bank Co Fire Auto Insurance Aectna Five Hartford Kire National Fire Pheenix Fire Standard Iire Ins. Companies. Lite and Indemnity Ins. Companies, \etna & Surety Aetna Conn Life Gen eam Life Boiler Travelers Public Hid City HEd City Gas Lt Fifd Flec Lt Co Nor Con Lt & Pr So New Eng Tel 100 Thmpsrville Wir Co pfd Thmpsiviile Wir Co com Utiliti Gas Lt Co pfd Co com Co prd 90 Manufacturing Aetna Nut Co Am s Co Am Hosiery Co Am Hardware Am Silver Co Am Thread Co \uto Refriger Co gelow-Hfd Cpt ( Bigelow-Hfd Cpt Co em 105 | Billings & Snencer Co 90 Rights ] Bristol Brass Corp 30 The Bdward Balf Co ..100 Case, Lekwd & Brnd Co 215 Collins Co 190 Colt’s Arms 5 Bagle Lock IFafnir Bearing Griffin Tob Co prd Hart & Cooley Co Htd Auto Parts prd HTd Auto Parts com Holyoke Wtr Pwr Co Internatl Silver pfd Internatl Silver com Johns-Pratt Landers, I Rights 2 Montgomery Mar Lamp Co Machine Co | Dept Mfg Niles-Beni-Pond Niles-Bem-Pond North & Judd Peck, Stow & Wilcox "Plimpton Mifg Co Pratt & Whitnay (! Ttussell Mfg cth Thomas Clk Seth homas Smyth Mg md Sew Stand Sew (o com nle 1 P Works & Fenn Steam Turh Co Forvington Co pfd Torrington (‘o com Traut & Hine Union Mfg Co U 8 Envelope U s Envelope Co com Whitlock Coil Pipe .. .. Co.’s B ‘o pid 110 ‘o pld Co Co Co Co & C L3R Natl | N B New Co pfd ped Co em Mis o 105 Co 82 o pid Co <o o Co prd o inley Taylor Terry Co prd 165 WML New King. o the Sta il York died suddeniy the 103d street e identified philanthropies in this [N York vice # DIES SUDDE Dec. 30.-—\WVill president and din R clor wrd company of form of today. on the | subway st with ion Wit numerous GABRIE DANNUNZIO Dec el CALLS, Rame, wptain has at IFinm (tus of that lipoca. Two beld A’ Annunzio plebiscite Futur {he ready ordered 2 new the to al o determine city plebiscites cit according have been in the Universal Barber Shop 1 First Class Artist: to Serve You, Tel. 1644 Tel. 1625-2 Any Hour, Day or Night. TARRANT & HAFFEY UNDERTAKERS 33 MYRTLE St., Jubilee St., Lady Attenda Orders Tel. 1451-2, t—IJree Use of Chapel. aken for Upholstering PUNERAL DIRECTORS ~ Andrews & Boviitte Inc. | THE and T'UNEL | AL HOME flors 15 Walnut Street, Oflicy Telephone. of New Gabriele | East End Office, 153 | | | | RICHTER & CO. Mermbers New York Stock Exchange 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN, CONN \\'X.‘\ hld ) 'd l{ EDDY, Mygr, Telcphoune 2640 50 Landers, Frary & Clark 50 Landers, Frary & Clark Rights. 50 Billings & Spencer. 50 Billings & Spencer Rights. Rights adjusted in our office. GOODWIN BEACH & CO. CONNECTICUT MUTUAD BUILDING, HARTFORD . FRANK LEE, ~Room 410, Natl. Bk. Bldg., Tel. 2120 Stanley Rule & Level Stocks Bought and Sold Local Mg JUDD & CO. Rooms 309-310 Nattonal Bauk Bldg. Tel. 1815 W. T. SLOPEIR. RMgr. LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK STOCK AND RIGHTS ——FRISBIE & CO. WATERBURY NEW BRITAIN, ‘CONN. HARTFORD. NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK BUIDDING. Direct. Wires to Hartford. 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