New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1920, Page 11

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BEARDSLEY DEFENDS TROLLEY s he n discoy T mud Al Grerscer States That Combina- | Cicnmatances D ~troy Schedules notiin et Wi inning clicut compan wetors bein ondr \d wits trips | fivst | ! minutes | el unning | U nt L the on wi ctiy hi intende ' wwon u vear wis wddition o ith ere il tutomobil o the t URehs epiy been less of waing the trolic tried to in condi- We ad of S onditiond | ecn 50 1 Tt cauipment on the adled Coun ont putting imissio 1 I thatt tro of ol co i Pt nto t out “ em The dent that t uncon eapeet ent ticicl these | t onditions d he man | gensps T . ey Wi Local Boy To Enter Law. Office in Texa: nient d d . tobert { Taw who th the otlied a Taylor, in New affiliations Monday Worth where with a of | iume I Vorl his ) ere and will for New W Seng in ucity 21¢ hibiti AV A LUNCHEON, i the rust company oon-day luncheon held the Elks' club vood spoke The ainment wirs it 1 o Jap Tok Comn | ernme wed expor PRESIH REVOLLU he ex N Hour, Day I'\Rk \\'l‘ & HAFF L\ UNDERTAKERS <35 MYIUTLE S, Bast Eud Oflice, 153 Jubilee Lady Atends Orders hre Osak: cottor na ( ills ing « PUNERAL DIRECTORS _Andrews & Goolittle, lnc THY PUN L HOME pMicc and Widnut !l -3 Siree. Teliphone, kille Loyp[lan P]‘]ngess Who Died in Socialists Yoled Agams[ Resolu- | Sathat wels were throus ation sa exXpost i al Before Judge Jersey RE JEWELS ARE OPPOSED PRAISE FOUND IN TOMBS ~ OF U. . SOLDIERS i { i 1900 B. C. Was Rich tion Thanking Them When the of the five emblymen ‘man | M Ezyptin politan on early culled of fhe treasure of Lahun, mem- February, e to vote which was in the | ¢ to Yor soldiers further the wssuring theia the principles s to find a permanent home in | SSHCS bers of the 1 were against assem the only a resolution it of a me navy from the New praising American ors for f hting to of democ and were carrying out Abraham Lincoln. ™ xaminaton Sevniour mas counsel for the out that a risin taken and the negalive ws fo Crahan W testified he had served 11 months in Lhe service, siid he had seen all ten socialists | kecp their scats. An article by 1<ugene V. with the McNamara dynamiting . was rcad into the record today i trial of the socialists. his article was interpreted by W ns of Loston. a Knights of bus worker who t|u~\ lified as a expert, 1g slaving of i in indus Collins Iso testitied at so- ists souzht trade unionism as a toward forceful overthrow of the pillurs of society. Collins declared that while he was travelling ivom coast to coast during the war making industrial surveys for the gsovernment he had found social- ists in- shipy wnd Tactories bitter- Iy opposing backing up America’s military force inercasing produc- tion or advancing the sale of war curitie 1 American Fede Labor on the other hand had ed *the most intense and a0 e J. Moran 1l street born today at the hospital to AL Wright of Ken was born today to Mr. und istol. will Pyrenc cd will surmmer. which it is expec 1s time e uncurthed in the Tiinders Pe mpleied some next treasures re 1914 makin of by Prof, and whilc [ some excavations. cause they ol | Sted- | to the Princess Ly 11, from once helouged the daugh- NIl te 1he horiunut, prot King Senusert of reigned near whost buricd. some who 1906 e ety s vote was | not called detend. yramid brou usuil, 2 by the Egyptian au “uiro museumn. The for’ N York ir 1w special contribution enry Walter vice presid eseuni, togetl with an granted by the .irustecs o 1und hey were to be gland until the conclusion and only ched this ! i rocent date oflicial : o of the pieces were horiticg rest were 1 made of appro- « ed Debs, deal- nt Pe- ter Col labor Dr. romarnc seem. n compl @ recess was count by Pet ot to the to step a it reads like AL i had be However, re (rove t burial vla sacked. red. Was nard washed the tomb, and promisir W told the tomb. the pick heads of removed about st N with the of could look I workmen nd rew filled like rest to rds rained Lol tinish By the : sold the him After weizht of dindem ar cuts tubt i He workers once were the of ME patriotis to about o 10y word 1" seads, said. 0 poun of the and W the 4. Mot od IS N Mrs, hom. \ Brita Frank is ill at her on Higl son was ) ound wa 10.000 beuds were luzuli, zold They wel turquoises and a ) heads. part in three cas- vencer and the ¢h had perished. riicl orn- th Lirs- New and ngton, at the | Mrs. Al as as lapsis thysts, for two v most vory wh to sorts tor cosm:ties Kohl pot of pol mountings rin titution of Br ckliffe - Liros nonstrate the vour home. M. L. Baile Manusacturing tomorrow on Honolulu. The Hardware ity Co-operatis society will hold its annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce roomis| i this evenin Rev. ( Fethany ¢ New York attending a John May v D Julius Ou ol bert $ install Exting and uisher of many : 1l in e unguents ed obsidian sther with name the the Union will leave trip urer of company, extended tog i s b Lhe of to Dat an itle of “Itoyal FIGHT PROHIBITION ~ Amendn 5. Pihl, ch, has of Swedish returned from Ci where he has been conference of ministers. has brought suit through niel [e st hstom., to v al- leged to due on ¢ unting. The suit the city court on ti Febru: An atta on an automobhile Geor 3 Frienc nt I~ Unconstitution- Rellstab in Federal et in Trenton. over t\ul) partne is » third Monday in iment was placed truck by Constable be GHE O () o \rzunents he prohibition wmendment s stitutional were made before federal court hristian Fei- brewing corpora ellstab in the n behalf of ¢ Newark of Mr. and M Warner of Lincoln street are rece: congratuld oday . which is secking the to prevent Volstead en- nent o aet in ociated | ant's | D, Elihu Guthric who is e funer s he Michacl J. o A 1 at g Delancy. Michael J. De- o'clock this morn- urch. A requiem celebrated by Rev. Jo- seph 1 The bearers were Pat- rick Delar Otto Prange. Fred{ Smart and Sannders. The burial was in St Mary's new cemet Vo oot us the compla The laney ing at high m cl sal stitutional amend- in that w we lation it vles of zovernment but individuals, own no ned conduct the New of Je Y -saloon le: permission to file Trief lhlln'll \ Munson. bert Arrold Munson. son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles M. on Kensimston died lust cvening of pneumoni :cond death in the '\\un\ov\ within two duys. @ Youn dmund Ralph. suceumbing e dise only @ few ds The two boys will be bur tomerrow afternodn in lane cemetery. the funeral a from tl home, 1 of New itain oft Tintitt the ground would objected on W unnecessary and Her the - court ook oi his wion home is the dune void beeause had not vote ity Constitution hoth ger to s be- ed to- the to irds on as rti her West he be ir hmun HOLDING DOWN PRICES. Manuel Indoci vl services d hospital from the ow morning d vesided at 18 but wished Interment Indoci at st artford. will be runcral parlors | ock. The | san street, Fung who Franc held tor Harif this M sovt. Will Prohibit Esportation | Yarns. J of Cotton T cide <io. el 1pa o Mot to ne has d prohibit the cotton yarns and cot check the ad- | will short- | R o old. daug Andrico Itonkett this mornin Fune m cent et | Ler of ) South . dicd her parents. be held at her late home. in Mary* Hezed that this 1 part due | of st home of wijl from ik he o speculutive dealit of cotton - | 1} in the taken to- mark 1o deal who service 9 bouyant Inier supply MOrrow ment t Henry Newn services were oclock for tivst loeal vi its second out sin Fairviey Bett il W s cem J cott from in held M vernme 1 decidd from cotton tissic I elsew her from hd i will augmer apacity with ines import: nt customs duty impor spinners empt and d United Apanese and | fluenz States | Itner cotion Letur- other nite 1 varns hing . NO meeting of )8 n at the home of .exington Y4 stite Coloni; becr ANy cir rdles om manul and he t chapter. flernd Stanie given by MORI IRISIF 1101 1dos Kinne as many te regent. for the sessio he present whe Le her but will expected 1 ot ! rate ol London. | this | members 3 | Pan | ,__FINANCIAL | 'WALL STREET STOCK EXBHAN[]E REPI]RTS‘ Wall Street, were moder: opening of the 10: tely unsettled tod session, foreign exchange situation threa o assume more serious aspec invll( ted by another break in th Apart in Crucible Marine Ptd., Royal and Miami limited to were stead: ed within the first h when selling pressure extend the gene st, plementin initial Stre at the s although as from 1- to point recessions el were at hour to many Wall Jupse of foreizn peets of higher shorts a tield for ral declines. Further col- and Noon. exchange Dros- money rates gave the their operations dur- ing the forenoon. xcepling rails in which declines werc nominal there was no incentive (o support the ket. Weakness concentrated in high priced shares particularly erul Motérs, Crucible Wool, Endicott Johnson. troleum and motor speci losses of 3 to oils also suffered irments bonds rty issues were lower 111 money opened 14, per p. m.—Selling becaine broader later embraci substantial stock An un- theoty advanced in connection the offers was that stocks w unloaded by foreizn own found it more advantageous ail themselves of excha center. Wall Street. Close was the most active further shrinkage of tions and concurrent depreciution xchan The close was weak. approximated 1.000,000 shares New York Stock fxchange quota- tions furnished by Richter & Co.. of the New York stock the h Gen- priced imp Libe adaitional and includiv at cent ctive and more usual with being who re to rates at —The lust of the day market hour with of Sales Excbange: Close 16 S8t Low 16 S8 Chalmers Mfz Beet Can Car & Cot Oil H & L.eath Loco Smelt Sug Ref Sum Tob e Tol Woolen Anaconda Cop Afch T & 8 P A\t Gulf & W Baldwin Locu 3 & O Bcth Stee ;B Can St Ref, ~om B Leat Ches & Ohio il & St Chi Rock T & Chilz Cop Chino Cop Col F & I ConsEiGas BEE e Corn Prod Ref... Crucible Steel Cuba Canc Su Elk Horn Coal . ndicott-Johnson Erie 1st pfd Gaston W & W Gen Elee Gen Motors Goodrich it Nor THinois Ce Inspiration Cop Interboro Con Interboro Con Int Mer Mar Tt Mer N Int Nickel Int Paper Kelly Spring < Copper Steel Valley Motor Mex Petrole! Midvale Steel Missouri Pac Nat Lead YAl N Y Clentr o N Y NH&HR Norfolls & West North Ame: Northern P Ohio Citie Am P & T R R m .1062; 108 Penn sed Steel Ci Reading Rep T & 3 Royal . nelair ¢ N Y I Ref ¥ Ry Southern uthern I-U\\ 11 FWIN tno boys. were _ Corb Corbin Screw corpora- AM.—Stoc m‘ : T Hfd Conn ] l.and mar- | American | the | quota- { HARTFORD STOCKS Quotations fu Beach & Co,, nished 17 Lee, local ms Goo Railroad Stocks, l Hfd & Conn W I R nks and 1 Bl & Trt 15t Co.s (EriCoRot CoR NI Sotios Am Ing City Bk nlx 1 Fidelity Trust “irst Natl Bank Hfd-Aetna Natjg Trust = Plan tg & Title N st Co Phoenix Nutl Riverside Tr Security Trust State Bk & 1 TUnited Sta Colonial Nai foni Companics. | Suto Insurance { Aetna Fire Hartfor National Phoenix Standard 170 & 210 : Co Co & ¢ Tifd Movr o Bank st Co Co Ins, Iire Life and Indemnity Ins. Aetna Cas Actna Lif Conn Gene 0fd Steum | Travelers Rights Pablic Hid City Gas Lt Hid City Gus 1.t Hid Blec Lt C Nor Con Lt & New Eng : Thmpsi-ville Wi pta Thmpsivide Wtr Co com I Ctilities. Co prid Co com | So Manutacturing Aetna Nut Am Brass o Hosiery Hardware v silver Thread Co Refri Bigelow- Hid Co.s Co Co CoNnNe ntd e ‘bt Billings & Spenc ristol Bruss Corp Case, Lekwd & Brod Co Collins Co ‘ Colt Arms Co { Eagle Lock Co | IFafnir Bearing Co | Griflin Tob Co v Hart & Coeley C | Htd Auto Parts prd | Hrd Auto Parts co Holyoke Wtr Pwr nternational Silver Internat] Silver com Johns-Pratt Co anders, ' & C Righ Mon L1102 Marvine Lamp Co .. AMachine Co Dept Mfz Co pfd Niles-Bem-Pond pfd Niles-Bem-Pond Co em North & Judd Mfz Co Pecic. Stow & Wilcox Plimpion Mfg Co Pratt & Whitrey Russell Mfg Co i Thomas Clk Co pfd Thomas Clk Co com : myth Mfg Co Stand Scw Co pfd Stand Sew Co com anley 1t & L Co wmley Works lor & Fenn team Turp Co Torrington (o ptd Torrington Co com Traut & Hine Tnion Mfz Co 1" 5 Tnvelope Co prd Whitlock Coil Pipe CLEARING HOUSE New York. Feb iring House exchans. totalled $1,238,44 110 Co pra 7 Co em o 110 210 195 a0 L1075 pfd 94 Co { 63 4] Natl I3y e I New 1on us 106 | 11 Co ptd 98 Seth Seth 60 .107 2110 15 RE el today ances, 3 Fire Threatens Business Block in Great Falls, F ¥ Fe in a ant, today ith destruction the Hudson Falls. Ry had en e morning and throu for and two the path expected The Middle four stories higl persons, been rting restau cned w "o ildings ek cen it b 10 was trict. 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