New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1920, Page 15

Financial WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS Wall Street, Close cles became more mixed in the last hour when call money repeated its recent high rate of 11 per cent. The closing was irregular. Sales approxi- mated 300,000 shares Shuman & Stein-Bloch | Suits styles and patterns, Price tenden- (New York Stock Exchange furnished by Richter and Co the New York Stock Exchanse) June Low Al new auotations . members of Blues, Grays, Browns and 23. Close a0 High 20 0 Fancy Mixtures at Allis Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Chalmcrs leet Sug Can .. .o Car & Fay Cot Ol H & Leath Loco : Smelt & 1 Sur R com Sumatra Tei & Tel Woolen 15 PER CENT. DISCOUNT oD TROUSFRS, RAIN- COATS AND SOFT HAT Gulr ldwin Balt & O Barrett Co Beth Steel Brooklym R T Can Pae Cent Leath Ches & O Cni M & St P Chi Rock T & l" Chile Cop Col Fuel & 1 Con Gias Corn Prod R Crucible Steel Cubn Cane Sug Elk Horn Coal Erie At The Farrell Clothing Co. 271 MAIN STREET. THE SERVICE STORE 10 14 Deaths and Funerals. Daniel Collins, Dantel J. Colline of §6 Sexton street died late yesterday auflternoon at the New Britain General hospital, of pneumonia. Up to last Saturday when he suffered a relapse, Mr. Collins seemed 1o be on the road to recovery He leaves his wife, three sons, Pa'- rick, Willlam and John Collins; four daughters, Mrs. Mary Vigniau, Mrs Margaret Adams of Hristol;, Misses Ellzabeth and tta Collins, and several brothers and sisters He w A member of New Britain lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, and the Stan ley Rule and Level Company Mutual Ald and Benefit association. The fu- neral will be held at 9 a'clock Frida morning at &t. Mary's church, and the burial will be in St. Mary's new cem- etery 1st prd Gaston. W & W Gen Flec Gen Motors Gioodricn (F Gt North=pfd Ins Cop Interbor Coh pfd Int Mer Mar Int Mer Mar pfd. . Int Int Kennec Copper lack Steel Lehigh Valley, . Mex Petroleum Midwvale Steel Missouri Pac N Y Air Brake N Y Central ... NYNH&HRR Norfolk & West North Amer Northern Pac Ohio Clties Gasx Pan Am P& T Penn I R Pittsburgh Coal Pressed Steel Car Ray Cons Reading Rep | & 8 Roval D, N Y Sinclair Ofl Ref Slesss2 Steel & 1 Southern Tac Sonthern Ry Studebaker Toxax Co . Texas & Pac Tobacco Prod Union Pac United Fruit United Retail st 8 Food Prod Indus Alco Rubber Co ... 83§ Steel Lk ] steel prd 105 lys Overland 18% S ) 1% Loy . 177 419 2415 10014 68 289 58 583 10 24 %1% 68 2814 STy 63 Miss FEva Sadie Clack. 2 Kva Sadie Clark, aged 48 died this morning at her home at 4% Court street She s survived by - brother, Charles E. Clark and two sinters, Mrs Na I, Cooper and Miss Nellje . ¢ k. Funeral w 1e will held tomorrow afternoon "t o'clock at the win Mortunry chapel. Interment will be in Fairview cemetery Mis 395 1017 281, &0 263 16% 83 a2 13 3114 Card of Thanks, We desire express gratitude kind neighbors friends and relatives for their sympathy and heautiful during the recent hereavement at the heloved mother, to our deepest and Kkind flowers to our ness, aent owr denrly Farley Mr iliness death Mrs. and Mrs, John D. Wilecox nd Son Mra_ Grace Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Burt and Daughter. John 021, Card of We wish extend heartfalt thanks and graiitude our many kind friends and neizshbors for their sympathy and the heautiful floral tributes which were ziven in the death of our beéloved daughter and sister. Mildred Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mrs. Haward Carlson, Mrs, L. Rosenberger Mrs, Joseph Younsg John, Albert and Valdemar Frisk Card of Thanks, We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to our many friends .nd Aaighbors for the sympathy extended us at the time of our her. vement, the death of our heloved mother, Mra Alberting + Johnson. We also wish to thank the donors of the many beauti- tul Noral tributes. Albert Mrs. Anna Mrr. Clara CARD OF THANKS, We wish to express our hanks to our many neighhors riends for the sympathy it the time of our ber fenth of our d ouise 8. Long. We to thank Kouillard. 3 M. Dept.og4 and vanks. our to 8214 1051 185 CLEARING HOUSE REPORT. York., June —New York Clearing Fouse statement: Fxehanges - Ralances R T s Now 2,078,204 L. Frisk 81449 LOCAI. STOCK MARKET QUOTED (Furnished by Richter and Co, Staniey R. Eddy nager) Rid Asked 145 27 Elec l.ight i Tel Co ass Hosiery Hart‘ord Southern N American American American Hardware American Silver Johnson Billings & Spencer . Johpson, Bristol Frass o - Swanson Colt's Arms ceee Eagle Lock LF&c’ Na Marine Lamp N B Machine Niles-RBe-Pond North & Juda Peck, Stow & Russell Mfg Rights . Scovill Mtz Co Standard Screw anley Works Traut & Hine Union Mfg 'Co Chopped Man to [)eath Ge s-Jwang Prison Term aven, June Ii.—Alfredo alias Fred Maligno. who to death a fellow woodcut- in a hut in HKast Haven, some ago, was:given from 12 to 15 in prison by Judge Burpee to- ‘The court accepted a plea of on a manslaughter charge. The in an argument over heartfelt and extended us sment, the mother Mrs. ally wish Linton camp, 8 Dept. 15 of P, & Corbin and all who contributed many beautiful floral tribute; EDWARD W. LONC WILLIAM G. LONG, IEORGFE 1. LONG BOY I()sl- FING Stanley Kolie Al ‘aken ta the police station ternoon, where he garding the cutting v younger playmnte sarlier in the day weels e E—————TTT— —— Yel. 1625-2 Any Hour, Day or Night | dny TARRANT & HAFFEY UNDERTAKERS MYRTLE St, East End Office, 153 Jubilee st, Tel. 1451.2. y Attendant—Free Use of Parloes. Draere Taker for Upholstoring com heloy Wilcox espec o com R. hoy was | this af was questioned r off of a finger-of on Grove street anegni, ned ter Alling was money Holcomb Connecticut, has issu designating Sunday. “hers’ Sunday At clamation requests the clergy of this state call to attention of their parishes the teachers and the work that on_ the guiding spirits ol H of Marcus the state a proc June this that the need for depends FUNERAL DIRECTORS &Doolittle, Inc. HOME, time the pr % | Eleven o'clock. allezed LYEN l 364 Arch street | Million Dollar Fire .l gram sent from Pueblo. Colo. CLASS NIGHT TO BE | OBSERVED TONIGHT (Continued from First Page) Barnacle Tom Tupper, Frank McGuire his obert Doyle old salt Howard coxswain Tlm hhlunnn an Schroedel Sam Slipp, Frank Sullivan H. 8. Alum- Chamberlain Kitty Adair, na .. Dorothy, a popular Harriet best friend S M rzdrc! Leigey admirable chaper- Bernadine Walker High school .. .Helen Rackliffe her Mrs on Barbara, attending Brown, an (.amw\ Hurlbut iswold, John Haves. Thomas Hin- William Keefe, John Kenney, Latham. George McGuire, |.Inhn Mechan, and George O'Brien. Ander- Doherty, vin, Inge- High School Girls—Astrid son, Leona Callen, G Mildred Holcombe, Frances Ethel Lester Mildred Luddy. borg on nd Virginia Slade. Dancers — Mary Donahue, Camphbell, Esther Beckwith Katharine MeGrath Act I.—A wharf, Saturd Act IL—Deck of U. S. Eight o'clock, same evcning. Frank Barber, accompanist. CITY ITEMS he a meeting of the Benevolent Legion hoo) hall touight at O Inez and London, morning Barnacle, New There will \atholic Women in St. Mary's 82 8 o'clock Frank | Glaford was arrested this afternoon on a complaint of the Am- sterdam, N. Y., police department for abandonment. William Zimatraviez, of Hartford avenue, was arrested this morning by Sergeant Theodore Johnson for assault committed upon 1 wife. A limousine and a truck. the latter belonging to the Standard Oil com- pany, halted tmaffic at the corner of Main Church streets about 1 o'clock today. The machines came in contact with each other and a dam- aged front and' broken headlight n the limousine resulted A meeting of the Daughters of Ca tile was held last evening and after the meeting the married ladies en- tertained the unmarried ladies An enjorable evening was spent by all It is arranged to have an outing at Momauguin on July 14th. The Ladies’ est, Order will meet Thursday evening tric Hall. A large number are being filled out and High school anxious to work The schools are as far as possible positions. A dance by the Britain Ma last night at Lake Compounce for the benefit of the Britain Day Nursery was largely attended Howard Universin and of at Owls, Elec- of work certificates by local Grammar students who are during the summer. helpinz the students in their quest for given New “hine company is home from the for the Walcott Middle- Krick of Pennsylvania summer vacation Dexter arrived home yesterday from bury collage, Vermont Clement Hallinan employ of the Stanley student at M. I. T., Michael Kennedy and nor of Brooklyn, b 159 of John J. Kennedy and has entered the Works. He Boston. Edna O'Con- the guests family of is a are Traftic Officer Cha left this morninz for Sayhrook. Conn., where he went black fishing. Friends of the policeman will be well plied with blackfish on his return rles Johnson, sup- In Baltimore Center more, June 23.—A $£1.000,000 fi near the scene of the start of the ereat fire of 1904 which wiped out sltimore’s busines district, today wrecked the seven-story huilding at Hopkins place and spread to four other structures. The chief losses TAMMANY LEADER INDIC AS IS ASST, DISTRICT ATTORNEY York, June 23.—Charles F. . Tammany leader, was one of erday by indicted extraordinary grand jury which alleged 4 beeh investigating tempiz of Mr. Murphy to intimidate Louis N. Hartog, a manufacturer, into retuining $ 000 which he invest- ed with Hartog’s company during the war. Another Assistant Smith. Torello:Zifl‘( WeIiinz At St. John’s, Tuesday shower was held home of Mis Woodland street roaching mar- Torello of 743, 15 friends of They will be mornir t tha the Evangeiist Mr. Torcllo are is employed at plant he is »w Britain force ow Muepk six n the n secretly 138 of the District indicted Attorney men was James E A last evenin Irene M. Zisk 18 in honor of her aj riage to Charlton 1. Stanley street the bride married next church of Hoth Miss 1% years of ag the P. & F. Co connected with Machine com ineous he bout present Tuesday John and She bin the office were Zisk and McAdooi’;N;l‘ne to Be Used, Jenkins Ins June ts torm- from delegates comven- Kansas City -In a the train bearin Missouri to the democratic nat tion, Burris A. Jenkins, n=as Cit clgrgyman and publishex announced that he had definitely dedided to plake the name --r-wmmm G.gaMcAd fore sahe onal WEST POINT 1920 JAMES BARLOW CULLUM JR Cullum is honor class at West Point est in his classes year's mew army COMMUNICATED ' 1he Editor of The Herald: De, Sir:i——Itegarding published statements, supposedly coming from the review of the police commission- last night, stating that I : of theft against bler. 1 wish to preferred no such man of He s among officers. the 1 ood high- all thi state charge: that 1 THOMAS E. HOVEY SHOWS UP WELL Representative lubl“\\' of Shuttle Mcadow Club Among ) Goifers Entered in Bridgeport Match Today. Bridgeport, June 2 n excess of moisture of the Brook zood to golfers for the opening championship. The sun was expect- ed to improve the fair green, and the putting zreens scemed to be in good shape The first pair teed off at 8 o'el and all entronts werd cxpected 1t by high noon for the qualify round in the medai piay. The se ond round will be played this after- nooi. n —1In spite of last night the wn Golf club who zathered of the state course looked 1o off at their Thosc who came in carly reported a good course which v becominz fast under the sun. Minott A. Davis turned in a card of 80 which was the hest among the early oncs, R. H. Hovey of Hartford, had a card of e made par birdie and par at the tenth, 12th and 15th holes. LIQUOR SMUGGLERS HELD and Schoenbaum all Ifers teed appointe 20 ! times Tubin of Yonkers, N. Y, Charged With Held by Federal Officers— Transporting Boozc. June .—Louis Itu and Irving Schoenbaum of Yonkers. N. Y.. were taken back to New Yor statg by federal prohibition enforce- ment officers today to stand trial charged with transporting liquo They were arrested on the Post road west of here last night. Their truck, worth $5.000, had on it ten barrels alcohol valued at $3.5 The men would not give the destination of th load. They that at they werce to call cer n number oy telcphone for instructiens. Stamford, ' Bergdoll Investigation Is Nearing Conclusion I’hiladelphia, June 23.—The fede grand jury investigating the Irover C. doli, wealthy oted to complets i Among the witnesses was D. Clarence Gib- boney. coun for the Ber The sum of $105.000 in zold coin w obtained by James K Romig for Rergdoll, the jury wi told yvesterdax W W Alexander, paying teller at the United States ington escape of Ao work to today vet be heard in treasury, Socialism in Englam{ Before Russia Predicted | June 2 A Reuter dis- Stockholm toeday quotes nowden and 1 the British lahor +vhich went invest in Russia. as d Russia o 1d tes roj¢ nothing. Soc dictcd. would ivng beforc London, paich from Mrs. Phillip me ers of tion Guest, delega- te condi- ing that “h western alism, they prevail in Great would in OWER. hower the home 10 tions Eu- pre- Birit- Russiu. viei ain NDER ellancous last cveningz niel Bailey of Winter str in honor of her sister Miss Anna Mc Graw. Miss McGraw received many gm.. She is to be the bride of William “offey on June 29th. The cere- s 1o tak o a & ALy was ten- A m A 1 | tham, Bridgeport | draft | | Cowles White Wash- | ! Angeles tained 10 GET DIPLOWAS -~ (Continued from First Page) Diemand, Grace Clare Doherty, Agnes Donmhue, Margaret Donzhue, Harriet Marguerite van, Dessie Ruth Dubowy, Lillian Marie English, Emily Hooker Erich- son, Mildred Anna Linnea Erickson, Mury Dolores Feore, Catherine Jose- Phine Fitzpatrick, Mildred Naomi Pitzgerald, Harriett ther Flagg, tlara Pearl Getchell, Anna Goldberg, I'essie Gordon, Mary Agnes Gorman, Fthel May Griswold, Genevieve Don- neily Hamilton, I Romenia Haus- m Helen R. Hibbard, Julia Fvan- S Hillstrand, Jeannette Walters H . Mildred Orlean Holcombe, Mabel lLouisc Hultzren, Marzuerite R. Hyland. Rath Elizabeth sWenaslev Irving, Anna Marie Jackson, Michaiina K. Jagodzinska, Iithel beth Johnson, Mary Grace Kelly, rance Aznes Kerin, Mar ing. ances Marjorie Kopf, Da Mildre@ Koplowit Neilie Kotkin, Leonora Mary Lecava, Bernice Ade- larde Lehr, hel Yarriett Lester, Cenevieve ‘Barbara Lewicki, leona Ireiie Lewis, Margzuerite Mary Liege: ¥llen Dorothy Lindquist, Sadyve Lip- man, Mildred Ce Luddy, Viola Lockwood Helen A. McCue, Katherine Mary McGrath, Asznes Maite McNamara, Delphine Ellen Ma- iottie Cecilia Mankevich, Julia Duhring Mann, Maric Antoinette 2 arion Carmella Meehan, Milkowitz, Rose Rachel vde Elisabeth Milstein, Ber- Estella Mitchell, Gertrude nees Mitchell, Grace R. Murphy. Aline Benediet ison, Kl o, Esther Olivia Christina Nilson, Veronica Clare Noble, Ingeborg Adela Olson. Mabel Veronica O'Meara, Min- e Parker, Nellic Pelechowicz, Pierson, Mabel Lydia Pihl, Katherine Pilarski, Helen ackliffe, Helen Marie Reed, Lillian Rehm, Beatrice Rey- Gladys Viola Richardson, Kath- Margaret Riley, Martha Nora Nellie Schmidt, Mar- Mary Mary Dono- ns ne goe. Elizabeth Ros: Lyon, S, en osoff, jorie Lois Shanahan. rginia S Frances Jul halie Ruth Loretta Mary Smith, Sorrow, Laura ¥ Marie Steege, Maude Evelyn Stevens Bessie Agnes Sullivan, Margaret Georgiana Sunburn, Signe Maria T. Swanson, Mae Belle Swarsky, Kath- erine Talmadge Swift, Ruth Elizabeth Tayvior, Sarah Dorothy Tertes, Mary 1 eres Tierney, Margaret Traver, Irene Stancliffe Turner, Hernadine Eleanor Walker, Esther Mudtiel We- linsk de, Young Men. William David Aisenbers, TLawrence Anderson, Thure Robert Anderson, Eliot Robert Andrews, John William Rallock. Frank Carrier Barber, Wilfred Hubert Bedard, Fred Beloin, Jr.. Harry Burdette Bradbury, <arl Bernard Brink., John Bunny, a Menas Chernoff, Howard Erane. William Edward Dacey, erbert Danielson, Albert Domijan, Robert Jo- m\fuick Frederick Ed- \ n, Russell O, mgren, T George vin N Jarl Axel mnstam, Meyer “ineclstein, Leo Hymen Gordon, Hurlbut Poieslaus Anthony Grzybowski, ter Robert Gumprecht, Arnold Gustafson. lliam Rdward Hageart Frederick Hausman, John Haye Thomas Joseph Hinchey, Harr: Torenzo Hurd, Valdemar An- drew Johnson, Russell Joseph Keefe, William Arthur Keefe, -John Aloysius Kenn Samuel Koplowitz, William Liciard Larson, Harold Frederic La- John Lesiak, Clarence Arthur Lundquist, Henry BEdwin Lundquist, Francis, Leo sMcGuire, George Rich- ard McGuire, muel Marshall, James Joseph Meehan, Harold Fred- erick Miiler, Howard Hooker Mitchell, Clifford Francis Murphy, Harry Leo Nair, Karul Edwin Neu- Morris Delfield Nordstrom, C. Nyhorz, George Fdward Herbert Brown Olmstead, John Owen, Kermet Edison Alver Edward Peterson, Ray- Wesley Pulver, Jacob Putter- Paul Wal~ Fred- Walter Boniface Hilmer O firien, dward mond maa. Philip Thomas Rapp, John M achman, Anthony le Sablotsky, 1. cedel, Milton Segel, bert, Thom Iverett Mycr Shurber Joseph Smart, Edward Joseph Smith, Hav Sneideman, mer Philip Sparks. Martin Francis Stempien, Al- got G. Stenberz, James Anthony Stoicy, Francis Joseph Sullivan, Mer- viti Tavlor, Newton arle Tucker, Cliaries Dana Vibberts, Wilfred Ellis Walcott, leo Joseph Waskelewicz, Wiiliam Ballantine Wheatley, John Rackliffe, Albert Renchan, Isadore Albert otosky, Howard Arthur Alfred Frank Sergent, Howard Meyer Los Angeles Has Another Earthquake Shock Today | | —A slight (ml.x\ felt Los Angeles, June earthquake at 1 m chiefly in the southern section of Los and at Inglewood which the heavigst damage of Monday ht. The caused no ze. wis sus- in the shock tremor toduy nig dams State Police Investigate Newton High School Fire Newtown, Conn.. June The state police were called in 3 F Selectman John J. Northrop to investi fire which caused $5,- 000 damage to the Newton High school on Saturday. The school has been a storm center in a factions disagreement for some months. e a INDICTED AS PROBFIT New York. June Lirothers, operator: of a large depart- ' ment store here and controlled by in- | terests which own similar establish- ments in other ciy , today l mbel | ! Auta company. RICHTER & Members New York Stock Exchs 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITA STANLEY R. EDDY, Mgr. Russell Mfg. Co. K Rights May Be Adjusted Th Office } GOODWIN BEACH CONNECTICUT MUTUAL BUILDING, HAH Room 410, Natl. Bk. Bldg., Tel. 2120, T. FRANK 1 We Offer: 50 SHARES UNION WORKS., 50 SHARES LANDERS. FRAR 50 SHARES STANLEY WORKS H. L. JUDD, F. G. JUDD UDD & ¢ Investment Securities 23 WEST MAIN STREET, Telchone *‘Own a share in the factory where 30 shs Stanley Works 90 shs Stanley Wo JOHN P. KEO Mcmber Consolidated Stocl STOCKS BONDS Direct Private Wire New York to G. F. GROFF, Mgr. 299 MAIN STREET, ARRANGE ATHLETIG PROGRAM | ! Program Arral ing Next The atb mber of - held )V ednesd at Outing. enic met his o atnletic | on the following (4 L A Preparcs Sporting Sprague Events in Which All Local Mer- ,‘1 the Chamber | throwing ms P prize committee o a at Mo- | three 1 Commerce outing 1o be halis. - auguin, June 30th, first ha br ai v, s that the following sporl [MdW's race, ! has been laid out: Fifty | east of Main sf Vard dash, 100 vard dash, sack race, | of Main street. Mutting 16 1b shot, three-legged race, land second pri (!rn\!'inz ball for distance, potato | donated by a rdce, blind race. burden race, base- | “Phe entertainm ball game between picked teams |the form of a chosen from the representatives from | will be made to the east side of Main street and the | {ertainers attend west side of Main street. Mayor Curtis First and second prizes for each | o0 0r the me: contest are being donated by the | merchants, prizes which are worthy of the best efforts of the contestants, s which should call forth all the wigor and witality,” as Sam Wellar would say, of each athlete. Mr. Sprague cautions all entrants to retire early the preceding night to be in the best of condition for these feats of strength and endurance, the wi ners of which mizht be immediately selected to contest in the Olympic mes across the big pond. Fairman Spragu FIGHT A’ Minas Baygia ian were arrested | ing in a fight a | & Clark compa street. Officers beck made the ai =said to have beel ian, was dropped tried to’ muake h| brought to the o CASE IS HEARD. The case of K. Hardy, who. has hrought suit inst Gladyce Andrews and company for recovery of $10,000 1s heard this mormn be- Judge Edwin C. Dinkinson of the Common Pleas court at Hartford. Judge . T. Hungerford argued for the defendant and Judge John . Kirkham and Judze James E. Cooper appeared for the plaintiff. The plain- tff clnims $10,000 em a breath of | contract to have heen made by Miss Andrews. JUNKMAN TO MARRY. Max Kaplan, a widower. of 40 fayette street. and Rosie Goldberg, widow. of 388 Main street, took out a marriage licensd this af. ternoon. Kaplan is a junk dealer. A license has heen granted William Hen- ry Callahan of 175 Main street, and Miss Amanda Margaret Carrier of the ! address, PICK A deed for thel was offered toda town clerk, im transfers properd The Jand is situa said Extra in all for Sa noons 4 same also STANLEY WORK Works game which was afternoon postponed The Hill RV noons W nir al bl gk The F the Industr huvee heen Walnut Hill until next Wednesday afternoon. mes will be played at Walnut park diamond No. 1. in to at Stanley league *d this 'k has been out expe ply to MR. Hartford Auto Salesman Dies At Hawk’s Nest June 23.—Bernard F. ident of the Capitol City | which he organized in 1906, and for several years chairman of the Hartford itomobile show Jdied suddeniy of heart trouble at his sottage at Hawk est, Old Lyme, nesday night. He was 39 vears oll High over 16y Hartford, Smiith, pre