New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1920, Page 11

THINKS You ARE) ,%j H"”]IN'] UP MUNEY‘ ¢ e, WA[L STREET ST[][;K Sl il Members New York Stock Exchange ek i 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN, CO} BATTLE : : i ; 1 i { £ | Hartioud Ele 2ht . 197 STANLEY R. EDDY, Mgr. Telephone 2640 Foreign Investments T | American T | N i et We Own and Offer American eapital in foreign countrie: P ¢ 5 p ftire list was under renewed selling | to be togzed out ix being delayed by the failure of the 2 S s pressuve at the unsecttled opening of in o classy costume i you ex- i United States to ratify the peace | & ey | e i e pect to win. 3 ; Folks don’t question your [} treaty, Secretary of Commerce Alex- L e fot hae e o : B ‘:‘ . ability. half as much as they ander declared today in an address to ¢ s 0 Tt T (vt o Tt - T ) 100 Shal'es West Il‘ldla Sugal‘ do your appearance the American, Manufacturers’ Export e o ! shares and equipmen Shippin poR Classy clothes is the en Ssocintio - elneaceit ot ere . 5 - v o trance foe demanded by it well- GRS R TG SR : motors, oils, Wooien and several of | 3 i e« S e dd et ratified and the league of mnations in 3 the more active miscells s issues 1 w & Wilcox . b F' . sroomed zatio 2 o o S v & : L O e | || CHOmnT i fofeh ANmesr e ; were heavy fo weak. U, e Seim s 5y mance Corporation E SRR the only recogniz ader t ¢ Seréw com 3 after all. tors would have tter confidence in B a degree tewd B v Rule & Level Come In and see some of Wi surtine theic money into forelsn’ se- A IS8 e 06 ot SIS e e - ‘ : Seo 5 e e e : > increased at midday on announce an Hine -:. 5o t WEERGIGIE (IR I eiEs R | / y e 3 | ment that the directors of the feder: Golii 1 0 rererre ocC should be made the subject of political l reserve bank had held their re debate at a time when Eurape's need s Al . : ! for political and economic ‘stabiliza- SetipsiLEou d make (nonsl tion is acute, the secretary said. “the ) - ment regarding discount rates until e arre Trited Stateel Falnccon 20 5 moal - S after the close of the market. Iix- » e issues treme Josses among speculati obligation in foreign affaivs which 5 ; ' O ° o . C cannot be ignored ‘m future of .\v]n- VARTENOUSCH x.u\u\vr-]r;m_”: to i\” ];u?l\ ) iy '1‘[":"“‘;:“” L S Pnce l an ccrue DIVlde erican industry anc comme e de- £ Stre oon acking a re othing Co. §l === a0 FARAGHEUSIAN S o Lo ; weakness of the market was attribut- | institute this noon. active participation in foreign’ coun- AUt querade ball by W. C. Jan. 28 Bardeck’s hall. prizesi—advi. No immediate solution of the prob- New York.—Miss Vartenousch Kar- | Vi¢es from abroad, notably reports of lem of Eurcpean credits is in sight . & % \; | serious disturbances in Berlin Mr. Alexander asserted, bhut financial leusian, first Amer m girl, held wus futher apprehension rega RUSSIAN SOVIETb aid for the reconstruction of IZuropean | as an Arabh slave, to arrive in America. | the. money marke: Ithough ye - ! he annual meeting of the Sw .-.1:,;11 i i 5 | Gountries must be extended by privite | has had a run of thrilling adventures. | day’s later qrotations for demand | Lutheran church, scehduled for GET CHINESE AID ‘1’\‘; i e and mot by the | yer family was driven ‘miles into | 19 ';' ndicated .1 *hmx]\: s wvl\llclnr;w.ls. :;1{:11-:.\71\,;-;”Irv‘;;!]]}:':n\w\n‘"ml ”"I“‘hlr'* ":’." l I DD & CO. EONE cnt ling continued in diminished vol- | da ening of nes e read- 'l . ena: Turkish territory, in the vicinity of 5 i ; Sin S e Ihe government cannot add to the y e cinity ume fhroughout the morni with | ing of the annual reports will take = : e : Mesopotamia, and she alone survived | : i Fefes S TER eh s e [ Rooms 309-310 National Bank Bldg. Tel 18 { heavy burden of taxation = to give 1 1 many supplementary losses, especial- | Dlace at the session. . T SLOPER. M Bolsheviki May Encounter Japancse | large assistance to other countries.” v‘}“"““"\'“- Being signed 10 a1 ¢ in yiotors, oil el and L Judge William F. Mangan has S 2lEs Mer 3 he said. Such assistance as the United | Turkish hospital at Vartenousch. she [ 5 PLitil fullies @ companicd the e Rl R e R Forces Sent to Kastern Siberia: ives st be o busimess | Managed to escave to the British lines | §15, Tapt! rlies atcompanted (0 retimed e : WE OWN AND OFFER FOR JANUARY and was then sent to the American : . S s money at noon. ; ; ; J ItantiaN o gLy cR ction Because of the rited amount of | relief station at Beirut. Her brother Wall Strect, Close.—Call loans % etodb g¢ fecal oy ts Jncludin I A s > ces o \re. r P! X hli £ ert Green- = = capital available in Furope the United | JOhn. a wealthy rug merehant of | juyined 10 15 per cent im the last hour | JTVINE I. Rachlin, Albert A. Green 50 American Hardware, London, Jan. 14.—Russian Soviet be. William M, Greensteinfi Harry Minneapolis, met her on her arrival Bl " States must be prepared to finance a b but a few stocks rallicd moderately 5 | = J troops which have reached tates must be 1 Cow Y 2 cksgralllodimoders M. Milkowitz and Morris 1. Saxe are £ th & Ju large part of the devclopment of the [ I New Yo from Iow Aot bt ide. | T MiIme " . | 30 Nor Judd ; 3 v al St 100 niles eust aki arra S nts 0 attenc o 1o o i resources and industries of the Latin- ———— sion. The closing was weak. Sales ap- | 2 AT ments fooateend h 50 Landers, Frary & Clark. annual convention “of the Bnel Tedas, Bl alded by On ey o e arien epuilic il s | Deaths and Funerals. Eeer s S e 20 Stanley Rule and Level sheviki, according to a Moscow dis W A % 1 pointed out. t investments in e S b 7 . patch quoting advices from <Chelia- { held in Springtield, Mass., in a few | = s AR binsk. It is said the Chinese wiil|l-atin-America should be confined to B Mary Donahuc. New York Stock fxchange quota- | ... € 50 Union Mfg. Co. operate in the “coastal region.” A Mary Donahue, widow of the | tions furnished by Richter & Co. sl 25 Scovill <The Bolsheviki expect soon to cn- | WMe€ broduce commodities most in |, 0 pichard Donahue, died Monday | Members of the New York stock| . Pinkus and . F. Reddell of this | = . AT e ran o Fel ol SenianiENRT SROS TR DT ES e R AR CHIES T e e, S S e e el S heon ol FExchien g e city attended the convention of the | 50 Traut & Hine. g S e pa e DECES] 6 ) stated. A e S o Ja 920, Co “tice Optometric society held . lastern Siberia, and the Moscow dis- | e Beso |22 sident of ‘Hu city for many _\,;fnx_ i Jan. Ili.“ 00 “.O,‘v‘nfi:vu:::l _|H ‘)n]vv“‘ x‘:l Ssvrhels | COltS Pat. Fire Arms. SEl e Soxie S e DD S L 5 residi at the corner of Kast Main - os¢ day anc esday 4 4 - . tles Lhe ovIaeorces il o' | suitable for the investment of Amgt- TR 00 B0, L0 TSR 81 0 D8 | uii. Cliaimers Mis 8% A% 47% | Garde in Sew Haven, Lectures were 50 American Brass. kerany assiessiveraction 63 7| ican capital, Mr. Alexdnder suggested | (o "3 S5 GE -hard Don- | Am Beet Sug .. 911% o1 iven by Dr. W Needles of Kan- culated to provoke a collision ¢ |lextensionfiot railnondskintihe republic |saalae-—s i S=aciiinsleune o e el S FEanuNis B 2 5213 | sas Ciy SdvE momever NUaL LS apennce Fof i ofiTonduias i iich Ewoulatopen D |k J Z i Am Car & Fdy 7 The condition of Thomas C. Smith, | enterprises that will in the shovtest |y ¢ e k < norning. ¢ the Japanese and of the tente ves- |y, treas of cattle producing coun- i I Am H & Leather who is critically ill at the New B sels’in the west will compel the Soviet | tyy. A railroad from lLake Nica (H] Mix, M. L. Pundcrson, NS0 COMME g ain General hospi was reported authority to devote a great part of its | to the Atlantic coast would develop : i ] Am smelt € ket - by d this At moon F 3 forces to military purposes.” i rich distriets in both Nicaragua ana | A= Al RGOSR O | e S e e 18 The 1 ociation will hold Dw While Polish and Lettish foreos | Salvador. he said. and extension of | Us¢ late Frank L. 11““‘\"’“"“)"‘ Lot ) \m Sum Tob .... 84 . "jts regular meeting this evening at 8 | e drive: ahead along he orth- 1 oad i S0 ery 3raz o e A (el sl el S 2 T "] 97 o'clo i e C rer of C ~ N o v e Shes lone e RRouh il DM UL sontienn (Braal! e Sl ary & Clark company, died | (VT ET oo 07k G S G (et o (R CONNECTICUT MUTUAL BUILDING. HARTFORD ed the Bolsheviki to retire at a [an area twice as large as Texas, cap- ( Sjonday at her Ihf{"" "") :f""»*“"-“—\- S Conda oy P 613; president a business session will be | Koom 1410, Natl. Bk. Bldg., Tel. 2120 T. FRANK LEE, Local Mgr. “umber of points, their offensive able of supporting immense herds o “;‘, P s HE Al GBRR TG G S R LadliA sopoenivill Do sexvediarter) shid by Moscow to be “merely local.” | cattle. laceslis ot RaoCl \tG&WT... , 1 which a social will follow. Odessa has been occupied Predicting an easing of the foreign ! B Cint saldwin Loco E aUkrainian soldie assisted by Gali- X > situation because of the § 5 Beth Steel Il « cian units. it is reported. These {roops | marked tendency in recent months Chute Slociiy | v i 13 i | COMPETITION KEEN i WE OFFER: the imports into of this city, died} o, 3o, ] . in some quarters, lar im- | Haven. The body will be brought to| i rock I & B. . 15 r o Republlc Of France 4% Loan do. not appear to be fighting as com- | towards 7 Sl = : o - ; < 1 2 < e e 2 srd: the institution of tho| .o ey : ol rades of the Bolsheviki, although they | the United 3 . the secretary as- : S oo s SonTentinco R : B AMONG PLANE MEN | .| serted “that although viewed with | > 0 : Chil Mil & St 5, : commanded by General Denikine in {@larm < = tos = | Adenikine | dismis Gener tend to relieve the foreign exchange | St. Mary's new cemetery. Chino Cop ... 5 i 03 383 Manufacturers of U. S., France, Great O Schilling as commander of the anti- | Situation. have a benefic ect npon = ColF & 1 Rolaheviki troopobint Odesaeland our foreizn trade as a whole i Mrs, . Fchert. Cons Cas e opposing the troops forme: 1 ain and Italy Seek Bra- Free of all present or future French taxes. i { The Mrs. Anna T.| Corn Prod K _ ) ¢ "'.""‘(“"1 Eamal !:3;:;11«.’ ;"’"" 2 = S X u‘r. was held this maorning with fffi'flnffio L“;m\l, 3 3 ALY L ~ ) of the garrison wi orders t o - AT 3 5 Ak 2 2 Y { H o ganize the defense of tha city MORE THAN ONE WAY | services i st Mans churen at 0| cuba Cane Susar. . ; it o 16 Callable at the Government’s option, but not be| ize the d : . Rev. Jose savry offi- | 131k Horn Coal ... a keen rivalry hetween ai g Bolshevik official reports state th - e Sl i 4 dgllyalry et o fore 1943. g gleared of oppaments und that the i e S T s I e Coll)llmnb March 16, June 16, September 16 urkestan front could be considert - b : . > ing Tl Sl e i James Gafdcy. Gen Motors ......3153% 3113 cial aviation in Brazil. All of them | December 16. a8 being safely held by Soviet forces. | . .. .s mnumcrators Come Across| The funerai of James Gaffney, of | Goodrich (B I | have had representatives here for D T g o { Philadelphia, Pa., and former loccli Gt Nor Pfd ...... months endeavoring 1o inter the | nom 59 1l s 5 Finance Board Withholds Some Amusing and Perplesing { dent, will be held Friday morning | Inspiration Cop. .. |Gt o (D e 5 i T Pe_ 2 (;n;}twns +000 Francs ‘j‘nd quarg”' e AT - - . i With services in St. Mary's church at | Interhoro Con .. tain concessions permifting them to rie i P C e 87 Action in School Fundfl BLClIemE IR DRIEE R DR |is Gictoas The beds! will arrive Int Mer Mar s % | operate aerial freight and passenger | ¢ celvend heee, Sapiroximately: S 5709 The baard of finance and taxation it Preilismine wEnn T Ui G || i e ferGeR e Int Mer M | tines. i 1,000 Francs, flat and net. metilastievening fand ixecetved ot re-bi iR T S Been reached AcGord. | Int Nickel ... - 5y he British Handley-Paze com- | ¥ port from the finance commitiee “of : : \lzamore Strong. |'mt Paper .. . 813 789 i puny has obtained w government con- hould the Franc go back to its normal valug the school board relative to the needs | ing to the schedule laid out in Wash- | = The funeral of Alzamore Strong | Kelly Springtield . 2 0 cession to establish an air line for pas- | > of the board for funds. A discussion | ington, but the enumerators feel that | g Sunday aft Kennec Copper .. 3 107 307 | engers and cargo between the prinel- and the Bonds to par, this Bond would be worth $193 in Waterbury was held but action was deferred un- | jt pas havdly bezun. Workers in some | noon, Rev. W. Moreton Owens of- | Lack el : al cities of Brazil but Britisl ; . - 7 | n < havdly bezun srikers S RovEe 'wens of- | Lack Steel . - { pal cities of Brazil but no British n 2 i ? Py y : 4l Tuesday afternoon at 5 olelock | Giiiets have alieads completed 2iir Mr. Stronz was well known | Lehi S i 338 3% ! chines have vet arrvived. Tt is said | which would mean’ a profit of $123, or over 175¢ when the board will again sit. The b : E in New Britain. He w vears of | Max Mo 3 3 that £°,000.000 has been set aside to | the original investme i work, but the mujority are s AR il Gssatyearsfo B e o : g 28 nt. matter Will be investigated in the in- 5 oL Lhean it a et s nal ) S lee DD s e s 3 3 develop air routes by this concern | g terim. The school hoard finance com- | laboring. On the whole the citizens | 3E0 SR S 520 B B0 AERe Sl M vate et e Aires with stations at | mittee will meet ut 5 o'clock today in [ are inclined to facilitafe the work of ! member of the Spencer Pierpont com- | Alissouri Pac . ... ° 3 2 | hueo to Buenos e U ORI RO RGO e contn B Uthough occasion- | pany of Waterbury, hut more recentiy | Naq 1ewd b ie points on the way. It stat- — = | an enumerator will find difficulty | was identified in the automobile sales | Nov Cons e G hat powerful m nes of the! GROCERS TIOED MEETING. I in getting the “pedigree” of some Who | 1,ysiness e Nt alistep-Son oMU MBS I B T S four-moior type capable of carryving a i at | send their servants ta the door to say | ruthin of this city. NS e 1 : ton of freight and passengers will 1in Giocers es. but ti enumerator generally R ‘\,-{Y,,]w,, L over the business and i the air- Butch ¥ sociation et in Chamber of Commerce rooms last | the place. Mrs. “Smith.” who lives in . O. T. C. Unit to March to Fox= | Pan Am T e i One American company his (Wo ¢x !Fresh Ground | Moh. Creamery | California night with u larze attendanee ! apartment house. declined to give § Penn It et S Hamburg 20c 1b | Butter 70c 1b | Oranges 29¢ dz i . 1 . e 1 P “heater Friday Morn to See Goyv - shu * . i 1% 5 5 particular problems of their s | her aze. althouzh e su alt u : S but it is not knewn that they have o B eI i ent other details asked b enumerator. A a Steel Car . | e ey S e Moghican : Plate ¥ PLOS < {1 mmeént BReel 5 5 done anythir i | The enumerator beir Tactiul per- ¥ . some cxhibition flizhts Application the various members, 3 y | son. did not press the 1 rang HelEd G M) Chuniewillimaentl| & - Soo RS 15 | Jus been made to the government fo Assorted 3 Corned One point in partic ron . 2 the bell of Mrs. “Brow across the | prox’s theater Friday morning to wit- SR 800 ke permission to establish a limited pas- | by Joseph Volek was that the pub! this Soup 2 N © Beef : ! el R M e el M 1o leclined 0 | pess the government films on hayonet val scnger service in the vicinity of He felt that this point should be im e | mith' refused her Gide of the High school af 10:3 n S R f a large Ameri- - pressed during Thrift Week and t i ; : : ¥ide of the E U BT el B Y \ representative of a I p anclDE S E T o} g wilv enumerator.’ “but und march to the theater. Principal 1t UGN o D R e a0y whiol rocently 3 cans 25¢ e 10c lb the public should give thought to this i ; [ is an older woman than | Louis P. Slade has made arrange- | Southern e cfivetad e Lilities of com- If the butcher can sell only the - E SRR i e s e nyestizated . 3 'y B < cuts e l,m\, harg 5 ,M. ) s ments 50 that the freshmen may ac- ! Squdebaker ee 1051, ! mercial aviation in Brazil id that Fresh Cut Pork s e t (Charge move forl e say that she s answered { company. the cadets. The £l on | Texas o . .ovo. 20715 1 1 this country «did not at present offer b D S i he wy on the | y Brown with much emphasis bayonet practice is the third showing | Tobaceo 1o ... AN? 3 S { profitable market for American air- | - A | cuta he can't sell, he sai h oldes asked the f military films since the inception of | tonjc ) 5 ¥ : ut he added ! L ! ) o 2 Ims sinc ception o Tnionl Pach vy % 5 | piune manufacture but he added ~ 2 v 3 n I e S Rty gt : e tcturer wiho re- | lILEAN POT ROAST BEEF amber and a member of hri ) n s ars older Next Monday all the members of wERi - : 3 u s+ the 1 | 3 2 L o i 3 FFood P'rod 5 mains on the ground during the lean | ; ~ Campaizn committee, zuve = ! he ! the unit will be provided with rifles | - e | A vears and aids in the development FRESH bers o talk 1€ proposed plicns 1 i1 ] 9. 1 know age | Kach cadet has been requested to A 3 B s % 126 e ot Iy receive fimancial 1 FISH SPECI“\IS of the committ i : to a bring cleaning ru Yo e el A B 10435, | 1, and what is more important ness meet 2 atio i ry you wouldn’t tell me | keeping the ritles in good condition o g 115 { ‘\‘m place the on hic represe n»,\ SOLID MEATY OYSTERS Presiden i wmerator and | The racks to hold the rifles have been N Dositiontior s odicsin i = FINNAN HADDIES 4 B ¥ . i and had pros e until | ceprved on Wednesday, Thursday and land .. 3 E = . Mrs. “Macheste”™ her maid- | 1riday afternoons of next week. Ou TO SELL BAKERY. BUY IRISH LIBERTY BONDS, I f 3 She said that her first name | \Wednesday @nd Friday the sixth pe- = Any Tour, Dajy or Night otintions are under way for the | ;,liced Polluck 1b 12¢ LA SIS S8y Thomas and ke surname was opiod will close at 3:4 5. Murphy Sons bakery Felend of Lixh Ereclom: e Man: | Buricon e ahumerator gemti ar- | e reneorst 5 e orcnestry, | TARRANT & HAFFEY | sic et the . 1 My sona uaicors | S JIOE (OUEK - 0 " . Judd's hail | gued that Thomas was @ man’s nan which was omitted this afternoon -wil UNDERTAKERS firni declined to zive the facts v\) Taddock 14¢ | had ... .. . can 18e¢ g theu )0 mebrlighy The that she must he mistaken. She | he held Monday afternoon i i S e AT . - proceeds from the ur will be used | protested that Thonias was right ind iy en ey et hevy | 33 MYRTLE St., East Ind O | but admitted that t £ Bthe 3 sor e Q . 253, for the ‘purchise frsi e | e e L 0k pa e L L Jubilee St., Tel. 1451-2, Jte beinz carried on | atfish 12¢ | "’."“"““‘ « Sardines “**25¢ honds of the issue recently offered by | her trusty broom. and the cawmerator e DEIL i e n hell Ahnectin e jiDady) Attend, cc Usc of Chapel e 2 ‘lmon 18¢ | Pink Salmen .. can 24¢ 1the republic R N Sy fi : 'n for Upholstering TOO LATE FO ening ive her ag practice he unit will assemble out- | - 1 Vit Universai poltuK THIEVES acive | ; « ) e LSS = ' . Barber Shop | o e i T T S s Andrews & Doolttle Ing, Y R Y B Leased For oo s o s 0 be TH vears old nizht Within a stone’s thro of the \f n ¢ boy of tive and | scene f # robbery last week of $9,000 THE FPUNERAL HOME i New Bologna Factory : S -\ L T Ve e IE — = 4 Plrbt Class Artists E wee as her children. | worth of silks, thé shop and loft of v and Parlors 15 Walnut Stree ANTED—Information as to Wwadislaw Niedzwecki has leus to Serve You. arse ity of the enumer- | Mayers' Dress compiany on Oxford Telenhon (- room and hoard for it inlIana atids Silver atiee sentler sex..many of | street was eleaned of a stock of silks Fine entertainment at o Elkst chool 1eichers, Addre sui B > g 213 Main St. . - Tel. 1644 | " ¢ very sensitive to rebuffs. satins and crepes valued at §$13,000. fair. -advt. ST school - Valicki, of Springticid, NERAL DIRE 1OR _SALE--Two bob