New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1920, Page 11

CITY ITEMS at Henry Mo nd youns dv Dress Heur-Datdane §5 discount all men's men’s suits at Leland’s. Saturday last day of at Shop.—advt. State on Besse —. sale Goods | Auto show. Armory tonight.— | advt. Victor Ca | Special for s | in odd sizes, for $16.66. Wonder | Main street The Fourth Ward | will meet tonight headgnarters at Commercial T | building. Represeutatives to the cen- tral committee will be named. Auto show. State Armory tonight advt. Record Saturday Pierce Co. —Ad . 1t. only, overcoats men and young men, Clothes Shop, 396 advt at club th Republican Coyness 2nd modesty bave a A great langh on the world when they go into star chamber ses- sion t, retiving stufl does win, but the ma who ¥ the s which he is arvay e i I a ten times’ winne y v B apt to go to the head of sale now.—Advt Brown, fm-vnc~ ¥ friends ¥ in s inday at the Yalace. On Denis * J. city, is visiting formerly a foreman annex plani. Satur 20 nt. discount on all of o AT SALEL \ The Farrell §..'vuo Clothing Co. j§| " i ST of t He was Corbin the D und Ment me at Hemy Moran; the Victor February Record n Ady et in Light and has 37 on on prot Pow signess | new rates {at (. L. Pierce Co. —Advt the Connecticut - . 71 MAIN only, 63 overcoats and young men, Shop, 396 Sat. . for men Wonder (lothes in street.- advt Anuto show, State Armory tonight.— | advt. Heur PROTEST MERGER Henry Moran: children’s suit; Da discount and overcoats at Besse-Lelanc st week of our Inventory e-T.e nd Co.—Advt Records Advt unday t the now.—Advt. Armory tonight.— rdanella at Officials of the Central Tede G . Union Oppose Planned Consolida- - Fostered by Samuel Gompers. | . ictc spon- | ¢ L. .| Reserved i on tion bruary Saturday New Jan. Gom Yark, Samuel —Plans Co. s 1le State Pierc se soved by ing the New rers for me Palace. \uto show, AanfiAL KOLGHAK | | REPORTED ESCAPED (Continued from First York Central Federated union, the Brooklyn Central boe | bodies in the central union and other smaller greater city into zation will be thp Central I rned toda; will be taken Sunday Edward 1. Central Hohm, offici the plan. “1 believe the tgken,” ‘said Mr. of punishment of the Cenfral _ erated union for its failure the secessionist Pressmen’ The Pressmen’s recently tied msagazine, book shops in the was declared vody affiliated l“l’dlhlnu!\ one organi- contested by officials of derated union, it Action on the me was at a meeting h Hannah, eder its secr president of ted union tar: statements 'nn\ nd several lesse Case) issued opposing 2 quarters to have been Te- merger Hannah, is g Private advices Reval Yudenitch w from sy released as @ Te- xerted by TFreuch there, Every- at Reval. Yudenitch by former officer of | Py wa pe out of Balako- towards his old | to diplomatic Balako-1 and s | pressure British authorities anion Yorted virtually and job city by a strike illegal the national with the American | of Labor. . | referred quiet all up of printing whiei of Gen by ‘\mm vitch's chief wlvice "~ INGREASE INSURANGE ‘ ‘ e vely : & iters to Boost | uate | affair animosity accordin ‘ receive no official membeér toc stat the recently army. of dis- ——— northwestern Jan. 30.—Anti-Bol been compelled of Derbent, the Caspian 1teh re BOuble Number of Thefts During Past London, forces have the city of n Moscow In castern ria states peasants have cupied the gold fields near Nikol They have fortified the entire | aistrict with hevik to evac- the sea, ac ved T Year Mracee. New cre Lead Underw on west ling | coast co York. Jan: 30, (e 1D ircless dis { | | m s in premiums paid insurance by Siy the spatch niobile revolied and oc- theft nonnced shortly ference the srwriters, i 1 were said to be of 40 owners for nd aceident are to he n- eastern « Aut today under by the of aticnal Wi stated The wavering t per ce smobile trenches, it it g circle: in vriters tween : nd | Brokers { and Automobile insurance men de that thefts and accidents have than doubled within the last few and that only rates can f@rced out of the condition. the made that car owners surance “sit back and ance companies do abput accidents and L mord vear { 1 L genero them husiness. s ind from bein Diamed in puart f | ertion beine who ¢ let the the wor thefts.” rry in- insur- SAN ADIESIY Positively Can —Will ins set. ptur mder 1 Be Washed ot S onee ving in { adji cannot work Soft, resilient, ren ed to person PFAVOR GE from Saloniki, Jan. alyl the ylol irkish lecla that L collabo ed that i is spounsible the wai > DAMAGE N Jan. 3 MAN ALLIANC Mustapha Kem- | the nations out s will der nmos not collap: No se- list | ercdon o gar sha le: of ms 10 hreed tolia | casiest Truss ol infora | fit. Moxst | trom th | trc | He A in o recent speeci trouble of vhole sl n Kish people nioving from with eiv avor pad the ping Rupture i= impossible Ge and d h the S ch » Non "he the all and cemes ot with ord- add- tion rn ac He persons re- into Vices rec an ence id connte opinion Turkey's e s, che adhesiv in Lot surface Made spriv -sunk ker it P for ent pu hed of i should not ! pad make |in vies ¢ | lastic | CALL AND sEE SERIOUS. Damz trusse TODAY fity augat “the n‘,\pl).\‘lun at the N _plant last night The buildin burned with 20 nile Mroken little | S experience in of a-tank of chemica vas Dot extensive which immedis vivid small lare seen was and of 1 e compan Aside in 000, rom avm tow ' Saturday Night FRARY S ANNEX DUFFY high the at morni Relatives There will LANDERS, & CLARK anniversary ms the bh soul of late Jame st weh NELSON'S BE VS, ARENA FIVE i and friends invited i VRCATS | | Tel. 16: Any Tlour, Day or Night. | TARRANT & HAFFEY UNDERTAKERS o 33 MYRTLE St., East End Office, 153 Jubilec St., Tel. 1451-2. SOLOMON & tuck Chemical company’s Dav s & GOOdWln, ! which Germany may v | National canned | fin Pw 1 thro | EUROPE MUST RELY ON OWN RES[IURGES So States Secretary Glass to, National C. of-C. Washin Jan. - States- government her financial gton, 30. the Un is concerned must rely- upon retr This ere of the let Surope in s far as own resources in eving the interpreta- ¢ of the equilibrium. tion ¥ @ w Secret: r sury Glass has sent to a commit- iee of the chamber of the United States which sought government expression on the pro- posed international confevence of financie 1d commercial leaders to discuss reconstruction problems, Ir blunt st ement of the f em M G s declare zovernment has done elicve able and cable to ald E The conf he added, would serve “to ca fusion and revive hopes doomed A]momxn,nu‘ fu er meat loax No Obje treasury department offer objection, Ar. Gla chamber of commerce of tates which has ¢ e of she de- the conference wishes to tes to an informal confer- ce “provided the scope and cha ter and limitations of sach a confer as well as the impossibility o United nment action are commerce of 1 all acti- nee, con- o govern- use of tion From Treasury. does not aid, if the the United The ence, understood. the people and governments of Alre. C s declared “live within their incomes, their production as much as na limit their imports to actual necessi foreign credits balances would mo: plied by private invesiors ¢ mand to-resort to such imp methods government loans bank eredits would ceasc. Should Not Finance The American people in my opinion, he upon to finance, and would nof, in my opinion, respond 1o a demand that they finanec -equirements of Europe in so far they result from the failure to \ke necessary steps ior the rehabilita- tion dit. 5 is no tica) (ow . reconstruction, problems than for the Allies 1o give value to their indemnity claims ¢ yany by reducing these ¢ to a’ determinate amount asonably be aintenince T usctul ible to cover adverse t probably-be sup- the acticable and us Europe. should not, called 11 or their own 101¢ step The cannot he ¥ and serves uses ension Durpose PLAN INSPEGTION SYSTEM Would Insure Purity and Wholesome- ness of All Canned Foods Through Rigid Supervision. Cleveland, cisive action food supply Jan, 30.—Following de- to the nation’s through co-operation with the farnrers to apply the canning ndustry san inspection system - sure the purity ad wholesomeness canned foods and to carry forward in- Ntific 1o reveal canning es. the Na- association closed i here today. The and dried fruit M hinery held joint inerease to tensive sci researcl improved proce tional Canners’ unn convention foods the Canni Ssociations conventtions with the canne Representatives of the jeading firms the Amer 1 cann industrs Lgrecd commi imposed sanitary from nd Supplies’ ihemsclves (o a se inspect the Na headau tion farthered. it tion of 1 system to onal Can- rters at foods be controlled itions’ ington. Conserva nning will throug vent wast de wm bury to pr | stufrs in time of pleniy. MACHINE The Mutuz the New Britain has made arrange: A and ven Wedne evening in Bardeck’s ill be the first bi lization Members of the the 1 CO. SOCLAL. nefit associati compay dance next day hali frair sinec formed will furnish society pre GREAT WILL HAVE A PHONE YOUR WE MEAT AN FRESH PORK JEAN FR JAST OF HEAVY ¢ CURED BACON SHANK HAMBUR PORK CF SHOU Lady O Attendant— Use of Parlors, holstering. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Andrews & Doolittle, Inc. | - THE FUNERAL HOME ORice and Parlors 15 Walnut Street. Have sold fand aud buildings 1o at No. 41 rlburt ~trect Hoffman:, duough. J. Hock | ney. L. LEVINE | | i AiN STREET. prac- | BIG SATURDAY SALE AT THE LARGE ORDE SPECLALS SSH. SHOULDER TEER BEEF FINANCIAL EXCHANGE REPORTS =+ Food Prod S Ind Wall tock { Rubber Co reet, M.—Th market pre few featur of interést at 11 and irregular on. Aside| torfeited 13-point | Steel, which price v i issue In the a 5-point - rise 1 poi for railway steel w only moteworthy feat-| ur 1y -quotations - indicated | further disturbances ‘in fore e | Southern chan; | american American ull Street, Noon.—Prices steadied } 1o when the automobile group rallied, | : General Motors and Chandler attain- | ing new high levels for the presenty movement. Independent steels made further upward pr ssand equip- opening of from. General small part advance, and gained 1 1 tions amor limited to prominent Virginia LOCAL STOER MARKET QUOTED. points, important fraction stocks Iren and the & Co.) dgr. Bid 200 166 105 dristol Br: Colt’s Arm Asked | | ments and shippings moved irregular- | {1y forward with utilities. Foremost among the latter were American Tel- ephone and Consolidated Gas. Oils and tobaccos were inactive, but rails, as represented by Southern Pacific and Reading, threw off some of their pathy at moderate advances. Partial | Stan E forfeiture of these gains followed the | Stanley Rule posting of a 12 per cent. money rats| Stanley Works and fresh depression in foreign Traut & Hine change. o ‘Union Mfg Co Investm industrials on with rine I Machine es-Be-Pond com Judd Mfg Co . ow & Wilcox Mfg Co rew tussell com Level nt rails and high strengthened their posi- very light dealings at mid- equipments and motor spe- cialties. Some of these gains were largely dissipated later, however, when an urgent demand for »mul | class = i CLEARING New York, Jan. 30.—Today’s New York Clearing House report gave | excha 5610736 and balanc: money over the week-end forced loans | to 16 per cent. Wall Street, close—Call money r to 20 per cent., the ord of the month in the fi but _steels, | equipments and shippings made fur- ther advances.. The close was firm. Sales appros ted 550.000 shares. New York Stock fixchange quota ! tions furnished by Richter & C membera of the Exchange: D, was held at the home ot Curry last evening warded follows: ating, of Wallir len Quirl this | city; second, hcig P - and Miss Mary Molo: A buffet lunch was served. Vocal solos were réndered by | . | Misses-Margaret Curry, Helen' Quir? New York stock | Mary Jdlosky, th McLaren, | Joseph Curry and Francis Perry il i | Dorflinger presidea at the piano. TF | I L0 ‘ | was the first of series of whist Adlis-Chalmers Mf, ties he next one will be held| Am_ Beet Sug the home Mr. Per | Am can Am Car Am Cot Oil Am, Loco Am elt & Am n Toh Am T & T . An Woolen Anaconda Cop Ateh T & S,1° At Gulf & W\ B & O party of Aiss Margar Prizes were First, Michae ford, and hou of of N NOMINA . ranklin W. { city was president to } finance M. CUTCH Jan. F¢ W Lington, . Cutcheon nominated { be a director of e “hy the war today of the } peration I)eaths and Funeml Fo 1 Mrs, l‘.uurm- f. Bugen died at ! her ye: busband funeral ife o 1 Leath © 3 Ches & Ohio Chi Mil & Rock Cop at home e old P her I & The he services o’clock. | met will Chile Chino Cop Cons Gas .. ... Corn Prod Ref Crucible Steel C'ubd Cane Sugar. Endicott-Johnson Miss Margaret Il el i 1 eld tomorrow morni 1 i pla s o g e s in St. Andrew’s -Lithuanion ! c 1 5 o'clock. Burial will be > AMary's ¢ ‘et Ross. Motos s *h' (B F) prd Gen cem Goc Gt 1linois « Inspiration {Int i Int 1 Kelly Kenne Lack Stee Max Mot Mex Pe Midva ~ Jue P. Landon. Mrs. Judson this afternoon homie, Nor on held from her top Mer Max Nickel Paper Sprin rvice was Uetz. fo his afternoon win Munum Gaudian offi in Fairvie Gustay servie Gustav T 1t loel wpel. Res and cemetery. oc ed w Lita Cowles. Lita Cowle 3 o'clock home of Kensir Private sery were conduct rleton Hazen, ional funeral of D) this af »on at parents in r from e her ton. Rev. {ensington pastor of t chur Corner Congr the Stockin Rep i Roy: WESTERN MARKET STOCK OF MEAT! RS AND WE S TO HOMIE. . GROCERIES AND WILL DELIVER THISM VEGITAR, TO YOUR SELFE GROCERY SPECIALS 1t Spes 4 0 I()Lh TOMATOES 3 CANS TOMATO SOUP 25¢ OLIVE OIL $1 MILK CRACK 2 PKGS. D. & 3 CANS PEAS SAUERKRAUT CANS BAK CANS HI( TRA SPEC CELER C. POTATOES SPINACH =— ONIO? \\I)l\liii\" WE GIVE SPECIAL PRIC GOODS IN CASE LOTS TO HOTE ANTS AND BOARDING HOU FRANK CIANFLONE, I’rop. TEL 10)3 | spondsnt nevertheless predicts the re- IR R EEEEE | RICHTER & CO. Merabers New Y ork Stock Exchange 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. STAXKLEY R. EHDY, Mgr. Telephone 2640 i 50 Stanley Works ! 50 Landers, F rary Clark 100 Landers; Frary & Clark Rights 100 Bristol Brass & L. JUDD, JUDD W. T. SLOPER jubpD & CO. Investment Sc *Rooms 309-310 Nat. Bank Bldg. Telephone 1815-—1816 *‘Own a share in the factory where yoy wor e 50 Stanley Works. 50 Union Mfg. Co. 50 N. B. Machine. 50 North & Judd. 50 Colt’s Firearms. 50 Bristol Brass. 50 Landers, Frary & Clark. 50 American Hardw are. 106 Landers, Frary & Clark “Rights”. pays from 413% to on your moncy.” GOODWIN BEACH & CO. CONNECTICUT MUTUASL, BUILDING, HARTFORD Room 410, Natl. Bk. Bldg., Tel. 2120 T. FRANK LEE, Local Mgre— Landers, Frary & Clark Stocks and Rights ADJUSTED BOUGHT, SOLD AND SAUSAGE BRIBERY Made if all th on eleet] | sult will favor Germany cligible to vote report lay.” ! French Newspapers Scout | Report of Kolchak Surrend| Pari: Charges That Dancs Are Con- Preliminary Campaigns in Regard to Plebiscites. Jan. 30, (Havas,)—Consid caution is shown by newspap n commenting on reports Janin the French commander| Czecho-Slovak army in Sibej turned Admiral Kolchak over teo nt revolutionists when dem r him was made. The Journal es regret that ‘‘a charge of felo been brought a the genel he conld get explanations d by Premier AMillerand. Petit Parisien declares nin was powerless io help Kol while the Figaro the Czecho-§ vaks had to give up the former hi of the All Russian government o annihilated. - Berl Jan Danes are, usin e, butter and c ~Charges that ifts of bacon, sau- othing in connec- n with the campaizn preliminary to the Schleswig plebiscite are made by ilie correspondent of th ehlatt. He several Germans who have recently announced they wonld vote in favor of Danish occupation have heen ubbed “haco Danes” by their com- | j atriot The Danes able here Gen. the befor mancd b the an- they rate .of. exchu s to conduct.a lavish the correspondent says and buying much rea] estate in the city of Flens where they now swn three newspapers. The corre- bles prop: G e D VICTOR RECORD FOR FEBRUARY These Include the Tremendous Dance List. “DARDENELLA” Also Freckles, You'd Be Surprised, Bye-Lo, My & Isle of Golden Dreams, Thxi, and many others. Come in and let us play them for you. gC.L. PIERCE & CO. 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