New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1920, Page 11

1 ‘TRARACTER AND/‘ rwe SPENDING | 2 OF MONE Y i ARE CLOSELY ASSOCIATED There is character and style stitched into every garment we offer to the discriminating men and the wearing ind the building closely ol this tewn of gcod cloths of character are very associated. thoughts of As you clothe your with * the proper forms to impr thus should you robe your in a convincing specch your fellow man, personaiity manner. A few good suits at oda =iz The Farrell Clothing Co. 271 MAIN ST. sale price CITY ITEMS i by ing Madison at rapidiy Broadley, of resting comfor the 1 and from an opcration L. F. Wehlau, ot 5 recover is ex- home ital and it Hught from peeted h will he as convalescent. ration for James © home on L recovering an tis. vefte stree laeen tak Sherman b: ®Pharmacy compan 1s3 Dwight street, The 1 is to be 0. been born to Mr. and Weinsiein of 46 Talcott on a storc annual rent A son h M David street. Deaths md l< unerals Mrs. Lester I.A Goodrich. funeral of Mrs. Evelyn Good- sich. wife of Lester I. Goedrich o held tomorrow afternoon at velock and burial will be vemeter The deceased passed at the hospital vesterday She vived by her husband and two dren. The way sur- chil- - Mrs. Eric Erickson. Pifie fueral of Mis. Eric of 88 Camp street will be held at 1:30 o'cloék tomorrow =fternoon at her home, Itev. Dr. 8. G. Ohman will of- | ficlaté !t the s and the burial will be in Fairview cemetery. Erickson John Widutis, John Widutis wus this morning at St nian churci. . Rev officiatza the funersl of o'clock Lithn ¥lhe held at 8 Andrew's Paward \ wass and Bu Funeral wil M=, Je on at 36 Robe in Indiun tomorr hev ment will Middlctow: eet cex 18 st Hills elius Cor Vienotte. Corneli William Sh Wiiliam Shephard rmoon ol &, Cx Method i Fairview hard. The funeral of was held yesterdu: services in charge o rastor the T church. Burial was drery. cem FINED FVOR RAINCOAT BRIE Accused of Conspiracy Contr Newark Dealer in Army ward Pier- raincout <1000 in the Providence, | Gwillim ¢ ‘turer, W court ve of conspiring wiih , brihe Charles B. ment inspeetor duri lim in 141S he New York, Ne where he made Noewa sterday on aw char Samtel 1le 3 the v in city s this and army It is IR J 1 t Levinson, s na i'rovidence plant Lnewledge ol 130 to infirence 1ble report in this city Gwillim sovernnment nt of the with the Gwillim, him on an whi in the ra pleaded nolo SCOFFS AT It PORTS. Michigan Editor Denies Cou Open Kevolt. Falls. Mich if she has CUrystal worgan fals,” can liquo: week day by Didmond n ome up h Which was scized here This declaraticn was made to- Thomus Conlin, editor of the Drill. « paper published law abiding community nnd ali the \ /hite flags are false. | gement whatever. klje possession of the prosecuting at- torney, Mr. McDonough, and when- ever the proper officials conie for it, they can take it away. il ol in Fatrview | ! ! | i Levinson additional build- i Gwillim intend- incoat bus- | claim VETERANS' FAIR PLANS ARE MADE! Rouillard-Linton Camp Receives‘ “Regrets” From Gen. Edwards. ! Final arrangements w the rand fair to be ouillard-Linton cawmr ors and Marines' association at w meeting of that organization last eve- | ni Tt will be held from March § to 15 inclusive in the state armory on Arch street and the boys announce that it is their aim to make it the best event of its kind this season. Dancing and cntertainment will be furnished every evening with plenty of booths to attract those with a desire for dolls, candy. sugar and so forth. A cash prize of $130 will be awarded and a building lot will be given aw The proceeds of the fair wiil go towards a building fund, it Is announced The local camp some time ago in- vited Gen. Edwards to attend the af- fair but he announced that he would be unable tu be present with the fol- loWing letter Headquarters Northeastern Dept. No. 99 Chauncey St. Feb, 1. zivén by the made for , Sail- Saldier 1920. Comrades Gene Bdwards is in receipt of your letter of the 15th inviting him to 4 YD night while you are run- a fair for your building fund. is the gcneral’s wish that I ex- s to vou his appreciation and thanks for your thought of him at this is with regret that he has directed me to advise vou that the re- sult of the recent conference in Wash- ington has placed upon him additional sdiction over most every in the army in the New Eng- tes which were not previous- his command and until this is cleared ,away and in smooth run- ning order he fz.e)« it will be impos- sible for him to leave the immediate vicinity of Boston. Howev much he wishes to be with you in persen he is forced to say that he with vou in spirit and he fecls confident that in th and endeavor you will “carry on' you did ‘‘over there,”” and it is this thought that prompts him him to say that he trusts he may have the pleas- ure of being with you on later date. Yours very trul CHAS. T. ESTER, Inf. Aide-de-Camp. activity Captain MAN WALKS EIGHT MILES, d, Ma Feb. 4.—Rather than disappoint Herbert B, McManus, who had selected him as best man at < wedding, John Sherr Medway, walked eight miles through deep snow from his home to St. Mary's church, where the marriage fook place. It took Sherry two and a hals hours:To complete™hls walk from Med. wiy to this town. Anne Margarel ACES'TOT&AL "OS BO’I'H ARE HALE AND HEARTY ; | i l { | Pan Am ¥ inois both ha lays e and ears— flese o two we tot; with whose o flirt hearty, - ‘hem, Mrs who celebrated her 105th cn New Year's Day was Hiinpis, but moved to b bock in 1867 otier. Mis 103 ve: he'll b2 104 on nex was born ir Bohemia in moved o Chicago Mrs. Schofield re with ser s and still does her owr hot Her memory of the rcal pioneer dayvs is still e M Burian. who America far better th. ot rabetn J. 1§ Scnotield, bhirthday born in Mo., way Anna and adds RBurfan, that . She 1816 and hen she was 60. fuses to bother likkes old coun- { unfavorable |8 Crucible Steel | Erie NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, ] - \ { MM“ FINANCIAL b WALL STREET STOCK | EXCHANGE REPORTS Wall Sireet, 10:50 A. M.—Resump- tion of trading on the stock exchange after the double holiday was marked by @& number of severe declines and a few advances. The early reaction was chiefly attributed to last week's howing of local federal bank reserves, which fell to a low record. and renewed weakness of for- eign exchange. Within the first hals- hour Josses of 2 to S points were made by General Motors, Crucible Steel, Rep ic Iron, Baldwin Loco, American Woolen and Royal Dutch. Passage of the railroad bill by tha semate infused moderate strength to railway list. Canadian Pacific, lost two points, Street, Noon.—Supplemental losses of 2 to 6 points during th unsettled morning embraced U. Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Mexican Pan-American Petroleums, Amecrican Loco., Studebaker. Pierce Arrow and Chandler Motors, U. S. Rubber, Endi- cott-Johnson Retail Stores and Am- erican Internationals. Rails of the better class were 1 to 2 points lower but minor ares were higher in- cluding Rock Island, New Haven. Ir- regular rallies followed publication of the faverable export trade figures for January. “These were cancelled be- fore noon, however. General \lotors and Crucible Steel leading another re- versal. Call money opened at 6 per cent. Wall Street, 1:30 p. m.—Pressure eased for a time at mid-day but new spots of weakness were uncovered in cappers, cquipments and motor spe- cialties. Low grade rails meanwhile continued to move forward, grangers and coalers making further gains un- der lead of St. Paul common and pre- ferred, and Baltimore & Ohio. Wall Street, Close.—Leaders, espe- cially motors, oils and steels, fell to the day’s lowest prices in the final hour, shorts meeting with little cppo- sition in their further attacks. The close was weak. Sales approximated 1,200,000 shares. Exchange qu Richter & C New York Stock and New tions, membe Exchanz York Stock furnished of the by Feb. High Allis-Chalmers Mfg 41 Am Can ... Am Car & Fay Am Cot 0Qil Am Loco .. Am Smelt & Ref. Am Sug Ref com: Am Sum Tob . Am Woolen epse Anaconda Cop Atch T & S ¥ At Gulf & W I'.. dwin Loco Beth Steel I . Can Fac .. Cen Leath Co Ches & Ohio Chi Mil & st Chi Rock I & Chile Cop Chino Cep Corn Prod 24, 19"0 L “lose B ef uba Cane Sugar Elk Horn Coal Endicott-Johnson Erfe .....: 1st pfd Gaston W & W Gen Elee Gen Motors . Goodrich Co .. Gt Nor pfd .. Illinois en .. Inspiration Cop Interboro Con Int Mer Mar Int Mer Mar Int Nickel Int Paper Kelly \prmgnud Kennec Copper . Tack \tPeJ I J'Ie\ Max Motor Mex l’u:role.lm Midvale Steel Missouri Pac . Cons .. N Y Air Brake .. N X Canbral .. BN NEH & TR Norfolk & West Northern Pac Ohio Cities Ga: P & pfd. . Penn R R D Steel Cat . Cons Tobaczo Prod Union United T United Retail St : Food Prod ... Indus Alco - S Rubber Co . S Steel Villys Overland RECEPTION FOR BUTLER AT NEW BRITAIN CLUB. | i vesponse fto a the committee er which Murray Rutler will LOMOrrow cvenin announced ti the affair will be rictly informal. . rangements have been made for veception to the speaker in the room number in charg Dr. make an of | husband and child, = sen, u‘3 has survived her ldren. |I>| last of the New Britain club from & to o’'clock and that ffair ‘wilt also be informal | Beach & Co., i Hartford "H AR’I‘FORD S’l‘OLKS mvand T Quotations Py Lice, local manager. ¢ ilroad Stocks. Hi¢ & Conn W R 1 Banks and Trust Co.'s Am Ind Bk & Tr Co Natl Bank Hfd-Aetna Natl Bank Hfd Conn Trust Co Htd Morris Land Mtg N B Trust Phoenix 2 Riverside 1 Security 1 ¢ Ins. Companies. Auto Insnrance Actna Fire .. e Nationaj I Pho Fire .. Standard Fire Life and Tndemnity Companies. Aetna Cas & Surety Aetna Lify . Conn General Lm, Tfd Steam Boiler Travelers F nts Tublic Hfd City Gas Lt Co pfd HIfd City Gas Lt Co com 31 Hfd Elec Lt Co Nor Con Lt & Pr So New Thmpsr.ville Wtr Ce pid Thmpsavillie Wir Co com 38 Ci Utilitic Co ptd 5) Manufacturing Aetn; Am Br: Am Am Hardware Co Am Silver Co ... Am Thread Co pfd - Auto Refriger Co Bigelow-Hfd Cpt Co prd Bigelow-Hfd Cpt Co em 106 Billings & Spencer Co .. Bristol Brass Corp The Edward Collins Co Colt's Arms Co lagle Lock Co fnir Bearing Griflin Tob Co pfd Hart & Cooley Co Hfd Auto Parts pfd .. Hfd Auto Parts ccm Holyoke Wt Pwr Co i Internatl Silcer pfd .. Internati Silcer com Johns-Pratt Co .. Landers, B & C J R Montgomery Co . Natl Marine Lamp Co N B Machine Co .. . w Dept Mfg Co pfd Niles-Bem-Pond pfd Niles-Bem-Pcrd Co em & Judd Mrg Co .. . Stow & Wilcox Plimpton Mt o 100 Pratt & Whitney Co Russell Mfg (o Seth Thomas Clk Co pfd Seth Thomas \ )1k Co com z¢ Smyth M Stand Scw Co pfd Stand Scw Co com nley R & L Co - Werks Fenn Steam Turi Co orrington ‘o prd orrington Co com Traut & Hine Union Mfg Co U S veiope (o pfd U s Envelope Co com Whitlozk Coil Pipe as Extra dJdividend. CLEARING HOUSE REPORT. New York. Feh. 24.—The York Clearing House statement today FE]3RUARY | Goodwin, { afternoon ¢ i taxation } son M. I | W New 1920. 24; Comfort Feet That ltch And Burn With Cuticura For tired. aching. irritated. itching feet warm baths with Cuticura Soap foilowed by gmutie ications, Cuticura Oint- ment are most successtul. Eample )n;a M Addrens: “Owticura Soldevers- Scap¥he. Ointumot B andbic. Taleam ZFe. ‘Cuticmrs Soop sheves without mag. Short Calendar Has Seven Cases Listed docket of the held Friday as follows: the New bond or Nowicki i, Camp short calenduar which awill o'clock T. Wiadkmsk: ainst Britain Tool <ompany, prosecution. Law Hen for the plaintiff; Lawyer M. for the defendant. A. Rolen against W. of cos Lawyer Henty i for the plaintiff; Lawyer Joseph G. Woods for the defendan John Weiss against Harry and I man, argument of demur B. ¥ affney for th B. M. Holden for the "Phe city couyt Dobrowolski, her. Judge Pplaintiff; Lawyer defendant. Polish Orphanage against Honeyman, pleading. Judsge Gaffney for the plaintiff; M. D. Saxe for the defendant. Tiremen's Fund Insurance company again Charles Gedrairi pleadi Lawyer W. C. Hungerford for plaintiff; Lawyer M. D. Saxe for defendant. Sam Munch company against Lazur David, default for failure to. plead. Lawyer Henry Nowicki for the plain- tiff; Judge G. W. Klett for the de- fendant. John Edward B. F. Lawye th the Godzinowoski against Barney Miller, answer Judge WVilli B Mangan for the plaintiff; Lawver 3Al, D. Saxe for the defendant. Census Returns Must Be In By March 1st. The ®ensus enumeration is rapidly nearing completion, the country dis- tricts now being the only localities to 1 fram. C +Superyisor Smith has sent word ftc ! ators who have not completed \umeration to send word in to him as to haw long they expect it will before they will have their p folios completed. Mr. Smith has r ceived word from- Washington that a report on the matter must be in March 1. A\ number calls are received by Mr. Smith daily request- ing the population of this city. This cannot be given. Mr. Smith explained no knowledze of-the num- of people here as he did dd the 1= af the des he would any nsus sent by of her residi census not i permitted to aive out res _\u\ll-: ‘COON! Cottonwood Falls, Kan., Feb. 24— w holds Buckbee, a farmer. the record for Kkilling the coon in the =tate. Recently and his S0, b wed two the larger of weighed pounds. Tts measuved inches whic hide the fifty-two #6 Ly 42 t points at widest Frisbie & Co. NEW BRITNIN Dircet Wires to HARTFORD, ‘ HARTRORD L BANRKR BLD YORK AND BOSTON. Italian Government Treasury Bonds Coupon bonds. FREE THE owing to the de approximateiy 1.000 LIKY per 1,000 LIRE the bonds increase LIRA thesc bonds will be would be $128.00 for c. The follow bonds in UNITE > or the ITALIAN LIRA 1 reciation of 3JONDS A< the value the in the mal value. LIRA from of all present o future Il We Will Collect Coupons s omered of proportion ately. worth ch the approyimate CALEAN TAXNTTON arze, adue of ihe L .\t present LIBA is werth by the ns at ARy At the approvimately $65.00 increases the value of normal yalue of the profit in this case Dond. valve amd interest veturn on At each one cent a~c preseat to the nor- S0 1000 1 Value of the LIRA Interest Return 1009 LIRE 70.00 0.00 90.00 100.00 110.00 L1000 15 16 17 18 19,3 Normal rate. 150.00 169,00 170.00 - <hows con 1d on the ¢ teturn of the The ahave tabl vested and the » tionately with the Tel, 1810 1811 usively that inal Lira to normal. hoth investment the pr increase propor- ¥. W. Porter, G, C. Weld relieves he | and | RICHTER & CO. New York Stock Exchange { NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Telephone 2610 Members 31 WEST MAIN ST. STANLEY R. DY, Mgr. We recommend our New DBritain local stocks as high grade investments. An order for one share receives the same atten- tion as any large order. By investing in New Britain stocks you can get an interest return of 4¢; to 7¢ Own at least one share in the factory where you are working. BUY NOW ! large amount. Don’t wait until vou can buy IL L. JUDD, ¥. G, JUDD SLOPER JUDD & CO. Investinent Sccurities Rooms 309-310 Nat. Bank Bldg. Telephone 1815—1816 ‘Own a share in the factory where you work’’ We offer and recommend American Hardware Corp. Stock at a price to net 6.83% GOODWIN BEACH & CO. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL BUILDING, HARTFORD Room 410, Natl Bk. Bldg., Tel. 2120 T. FRANK LEE, Local Mgr.— WE OWN AND OFFER: Colts Patent Fire Arms Stock to yield 9. 2 Any Hour, Day or N TARRANT & HAFFEY] UNDERTAKERS MYRTLE St., st End Office, Jubilee St., Tei. 1451-2. .ady Attendant—Free Use of Parl Orders Taken for Uphoisterin FUNERA Andrews & Doolittle, Inc. THE and L DIRECTORS UNERAL HOME rlors 15 Walnut Telephoue. ! Officy Street. | { | ' COMERCIAL P \TRUSTED. 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