New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1920, Page 9

TRUE BCONOMY 1S | THE SCIENCE oF GETTING Your MONEY's = Wi your It is possible to smct pur- money’s worth wie you chase a suit of clothes aré ure ful dressers n their expen Most ¢ cconomical of moncey. the size of splendid wardrobe. t spend all your cash on one suit of clothes—you can dress up you cntlemanly o terior in a convincing mant at this shop without spraining your bank account. New Spring Suits, Stein Bloch and Shwman. Farrell The Clothing Co. 271 MAIN ST. Deaths and Funera!:s. Richard Canncll. Richard Cannell, aged 49 years, park street, died this morning in w Britain General hospital, He by his w five children ot He was a native of the | Igle of Man and was employed at the New Britain Machine company. Thro funeral probably will be held Sunda: afterhoon and bur will be in Fair- 3 cemetery. John Flana; " The funeral of John Flanagan will be held tomorrow morning with ser ices in St. Mary's church at 9 o'cloc The body now the home of Mrs. John E. Farr. of 152 L. reet. is < siste salle s Myrs. Eliza Andrews. Mrs. Eliza Andrc aged died this morning at Maple Hill. She was Bdwin N. Andrews and wide circle of friends. her husband and one funeral will be held noon, privately. Burial Fairview cemeter; She was a sister-in-law of the late General Pargoud of the Trench armj who made his home on Winter stres and for many years she lived at his residence. | Her maiden mname was Sterer. 79 ve home the wife Surviving daugater tomorrow afier- will rre 1 be Porshaw. of W died today hey Mome. She was 55 years of age nd the wite of Robert Forshaw. uneral services will be held Monds afternoon at o’clock from her late home. Rev. C. Gilette of the Con- h will be in charge Interment wiil be in Plainville wood park chu Core orcoran. mor cnts, M 1d J. Corcoran of 1 Stanley street The funeral will he heid tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'ciock. Itev. Samuel Suteliffe, recior of 8 pal church will bugial will be in William Wwilliam Joseph months & home of ran. aged 9 at the Mrs. H. died his p M in 1view he t Scott, POT.IC ntende of the Russe the Amcri complained o Srwin division of Hardware ion. the corpo police vesterday that boys had broken a number of windows in the fotindr Leuis Putterman olice this mory hf)uuv at ymplai avenuc safe in number papers the but Tothin K COP ARRE March New York, Deputy Polic was indicted tod investigating allezed iisconduct the police department in connection with th esuppression of vice, charged with duty. heneh pvar his and ew surrender negleet of nt was issued for notified 1t st Krorm CIT Y ITEMS confirmation wi confirmation Leland’s, at Bessc Dancing tomorrow night, i2iks' zril —advt FOX TO SPEAR. of the the speak befor ddy-Glover R. hall. clearitied nationai will SECRETARY Field B cicut an Legion members of this evening bonus question Legion’s p =jate will be swer all guestion of onair Al ex TV welcome to hear Mr. which will take place Strictly fresh ussell Bros.—Advt. Con- \meri the retary Fox ate branch will the G will he hoth Mr. Fox intere: Se of at and and zive L ,\ddr(\< § o'clock. dozen his et e _ FINANCIAL _{ WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS ! Billings & Wall led * by higher control- materially Among “com- Street pools Guotations ders moderate reaction panied the publication of he un- favorable foreign trade report. The closing strong. Sales approxi- mated 00.000 shares. Close: recorded later. Wi New York Siock Exchange quota- tions, furnished by Richter & Co. members of the New York Stock Exchange: Marvch 19, 1920 High Low Mfg 3% Sugar Allis-Chalmer: Am Beet Am Can Am Car Am Cot Oil Am H & L Am Loco Am Smelt Am Sug Ref Am Sum Am : [ Ain Woolen Anaconda Cop iich & SRR AL Gulf & W 1 Baldwin Loco 3 & O Beth Steel i BERID Can Fac Cen Leath Co ... C Mit HeP s Chi Rock 1 & P.. Chino Cop Cons Gas ... Corn Prod Ref Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Su Elk Horn Coal indicott-Jonnson Sric Erie 1st pfd Gaston W & Gen Elec com. 1341% 1033 tion Cop Cadl enjoyed o' The ; in { Noriolk & | Southern floor. | Post | The | Interboro Con pfd Int Mer Mar Int Mer Mar { Int Nickel . Int Papc Kelle Springiield Kennec Copper Lack Steel Y.ehigh Valley Max Motor M Petroleum Midvale Steel issouri Pac Lead pid. s11e 1675 .19 48, N Y Central ... N Y NH & HRE West { Ohio Cities Pan Am P & Pena R R o Pressed Steel Car . Ray Cons g Reading Rep 1 & Royal D, aiv Oil -S Steel Pac Ry NY £ Ref Slos e Soulhern | Studebaker Texas <o Texas & Pac Tobacco Prod Tnion Pac { United Fruit . United Retail St Food Prod ver (*o “teel S Steel pfd ah Copper Chem fand LT 59¢ dozey TOO LATE —Quartered Oak F0x48 inches Inquire W street, s new 1451 3-19-2dx depart- ! evening, Apply Satur- Wemen for day morning at_the ¥ e WANTED— jartment for weark on dresses for Saiurday afternoon cvening and other afternoons. Ap- ply Saturday morninz at the Big tore. 3-19-1d and and R SALE-—Two family and four fmily ho Apply upst Sm.alliPouli'ry Farm For Sale. New Buildings Price Very Reasonable. 3-19-8dx Schultz &VCostello, Inc. 242 Main St. Tel. 1625-2 Any Hour, Day or TARRANT & HAFFEY UNDERTAKERS 33 MYRTLE St., East End Oflice, 153 Jubilee St., Tei. 1451 Attendant—Frce Use of Parloes, Lady ; aker _for_Upbaelsiering. Orders AL DIRECTORS Andrews & Doolittie, Inc. | THE FUNERAL HOME ! Oficc anz Parlors 15 Walnut Street t LOCAL STOCK e e e — FOR CLASSIFICATION | library | l@@@mmm@m@@@@@ EEEEEE 19-1d Women for alteration de- | 41 Connerton | 1920. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY,» MARCH 19, banks of the will be received The amount, the sayvs, is not as im- number who donate desire that everyvone be but a penny . ing of a statue on the rmous l)@nr'l\ river Loomis. ssage the his even though it MARKET QUOTED | as (Furnished :f;“f' 15 Stanley ¥ | Strictly dozen K. ! Russell Bros.—. Asked Hartford 200 BN Am n American liosi American 1 Am n - Silve “pencer Electrie T Tele B hone dwa RUB Bristol Colt’s 1 le Arms Co Lock o .anders, Frary .\ulu)n al Mar N B Machine Niles-Be-Pond com Norih & Judd M Peck Scovill Russell Mfg Standard Screw com Stanley Rule & Level . . Stanley Work Traut & Hine Union Mfg Co &0 Li Get Ready for the Spring Clean-up A. A. Mills 80 West Main St. PLUMBING, HEATING, TINNING Week of March 22 Marne Memorial Weel ! Mavor Quiglew puolished resolu- | tions today designating the week of March 2 as Marne Memorial and during that week voluntary tributions to the fund for the week, Sovereigns Trading Co. QUALITY FOOD PURVEYORS 160 MAIN STREET Tel. 1025-1026 MEAT DEPARTMENT SPERRY & BARD WHOLE HAMS AV SHANKS ENDS HAM HONEY COMB TRIP ~ RIB ROA HEAVY BEEF 3 SHOULDY 3 HEAVY BEE L L | NaTrv NATIVE HOME GROCERY DEPARTME 2 5 JUICY COKING APPLI RAPE FRUIT, FANCY TABLE B¥ T TUB BUTTER ... B SWIFT'S PREMIER ()!11~() FRESH COUNTRY : MPBELL'S SOUP .. CAMPBELL'S PORK EVAPORATED MILK 1 10¢ b 20c¢ b 35¢ b 2 1b 1b 3 b 4 b 1b ib m 1 b m 5 APPLES 5 LB. CHIGKENS 5 LB. FOWLS MADE SAU OF SMALL S1Z: GOLD MEDAL FLOUR BEST BEST 1B ACON, SLIC RRY & BARNES BACON, PIECE S BRIGHTWOOD { 1b CARTON SAUSAG & SUPREME FRUIT:! | CORNED BELI w EVAPORATED APPLES, GOLDEN DATES IMPORTED GINGER ALE. IMPORTED CHERRIFS, D PEAS, SARDINES, ETC. GOOD? SPINACH, CAULIFLOWER, CELERY, PARSLES CAB- YOUR ORDER IN EARLY AND INSURE PROMPT DELIVERY. I T Y EE@E@EEEEEEEE@E@EEEEED E@EEEDEE@E@EEE}@DE@ EI Bxg Saturday Sale at The Great Wesiern Market % DS, SO A GLANCE AT THESE PRICES OUGHT TO CON- TO DO YOUR TRADING ! ESPECIALLY WHEN ATS AT SUCH A BIG SAVIY CARRY NOTHING BUT A—1 GO YOU THAT THIS IS THE MARKE ARE LOOKING FOR THE BF ™ GROCERY SPECIALS M BREAD FLOUR .. CY BREAD FLOUR .. D. & C. FLOUR . MON WILL l IK 2 Large Cans TOM 15¢ can 3 CANS PEAS OLIVE ()ll‘ MEAT S ROAST PORK . FRESH LEAN LOINS OF l'(ll-l\ e RIB ROAST OF HEAVY SHOULDER ROAST SHOULDER STEAK . T'RESH SHOULDERS SMOKED SHOULDERS SUGAR CURED BACON o : IND O HAM IPS-~CARRO' BB \(.l —ONTONS—APPL IVEN TO HOUSE: ALL LOTS. FANCY by SPECLAL URE LARD : 1b bi M! l\lN STREE’I FRANK CIAQ ’FLONE Prop. ' @_@@@@@@@@@@@@@m@@@@g@@ EEEEEEEEEE The New Spring HATS Are Here You wil] find much to interest you in the new SPRING HATS we have sclected for your approval, This season’s models include an unusually wide range of styles in both DERBIES AND SOFT HATS a hat—or GOOD SERVICIE may be your of BOTH. 3 or CO STYLE may be your particular want. NAME and QUALITY Come in and et us help you sclec Connecticut Hat Co. Exclusive Agent for Famous Heidcaps first requircment in MARK are ) assurance a STETSON, ]\K NECTICUT SPECTALL MAYOR AND COUNCIL ]nn ‘his campaign for the mayorg CANDIDATE TO SPEAK |#nd Lawyer Nair, who is a cand for the council in the first ward, vor Georze A. Quigley and T.aw- | probably speak along similar r will address A social and smoker will follow. ing of the Martinique club next Tues- evening at the club rooms street. The mayor will a meet- h e S8¢c —Advt. on 4oz talk | | Strictly fry in Russell Bros. RICHTER & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN. CONN STANLEY R. EDDY, Mgr. Telephone 2640 We own and offer— 50 North & Judd 50 Landers Frary & Clark 40 Stanley Works 50 American Hardware 50 Union Mnfg. Co. 45 Traut & Hine 50 American Hosiery H. L. JUDD, W. T. SLOPER jUDD & CO. Investment Securities 3 WEST MAIN STREET "“‘Own a share in the factory where you work’’ Telephone 1815—1816 We recommend the purcbase of New ' Britain Manufacturing Company Stocks | GOODWIN BEACH & CO. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL BUILDING, Room 410, Natl. Bk. Bldg., Tel. 2120 T. FRANK LEE, l“)fll Mgr.— fagle Lock Co. Unior: Mig. Co. Colt’s Patent Fire Arms. Landers, Frary & Glark ez F'risbie & Co. NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK BLDG. NEW YORK AND BOSTO) WATERBURY HARTFORD. NEW BRITAIN DIRECT WIRES TO HARTFORD, Profit in Securities of Allied Nations Forcigners made huge profits on United States bomds after the Civil War. Not only were we issuing 7 per cent bonds, but the ad- ver: exchange rate increased the discount at which foreigners bonght them. THE FOREIGNERS REAPED A HARVEST. The situation today is reversed. Francs and Sterling are very luu entircly because of an adverse trade balance, and the bonds of ance and England are on the bargain counter. The low prices - nl their bonds, together with the exchange rate makes it possible for you to more than double your money and get from 5 per cent to 10 per cent interest. Profit to an investor buying 1 per cent Franc Bonds, figur- ing fr at normal 19.3, and bonds sel il it to an investor cent Frane Bonds, ing franc at normal 19, bonds selling at origi 1 cent basis or $171.09 for Pro 5 pe buying figur- and per 1.000 -~ or $132.40 for 000 franc bonds. 1.000 franc 4 per cent bond cost approximately .... .$ 60.50 . 132.40 5 per cent bond to cost 'llipl'o\llllfl(("\ - to ~ 5 $ 70.50 171.09 Profit S 100.59 Additional profit ) francs per annum should be added to above, Sold for Profit = Additional ‘profit @40 francs per annum should be added to above. Per Cent Franc Bonds to be Prices Quoted on Both 4 and 5 Adjusted on Day of Purchasc.