New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 6, 1920, Page 11

Financial WALL STREET STOCK EXEHANEE REPORTS Wall call | clowing was Htreet (lose the tn tell to 7 p Sales closing r cent nou n rat he proxin trong ed 550,000 shares (New York Stock KExchange Yurnished by Tichter and Co the New York Stock Lxchanee) quotations members of July & Migh Low Closa Allis Chalmers AM Can Am Car & Py A M & Leath Am lLoco Am Smell & R Am it com AM Sumatra Am Ani Anaconda Ateh Top & At Gull & Iald It & O Harrott Heth Brookiyn It Can T Copt Leath Ches & O Ol Ml & Chi Roek Isl & Chile Cop @hino Cop Gprn Prod Tef uctdble steel . e Cane Sug Horn Coal 1at pld Gen Mot Ggodrich (R1Y) (.’| Neorth pfd Ins Cop srhor Sug Cop Wi Lovo e Kteel Con Mer Mar Mer Mar pfd Int Nickel Int Paper Kelly Springfield Kennec Copper ., ok Steel W : Potroleum MM ale steel W*“H Pac Nht el Nev Cons N Y Central NYNH&JHRR Norfolk & West North American Northern ac Pan Am P & T Penn It R Piygsburgh mod Nteel Car 'vvu Tt Conl P & 8 D, N Y e O Ret S Steel & 1 Southern Pac Southern Ry Arudeba ket Teyan Co Texas & Iac Tohacco Frod Unlon I United Fruit United Retail 8t U & Food Prod 17 ® Indus Alco U 8 Ntubber Co 188 1" 8 Steel pfd oy 9414 107 1% 6T i 195 Utah Copper Va Car C‘hem Villys Overland 4 REIN Bearse, formerly the New Rritain Hgih wschool and now on the saff of the Wridgeport Y. M. (. A, wgs a visitor tn this city ever the week-end Report Of The Condition Of THE MMERCIAL ST CO. aln, Conn. Atvin T athletie difeetor nt N ew of Musinens on the 0th day ASRWT meaunted o loans [ Mates bands Total Otper paid Y New T Joh aforenald jemn 1y jont (s truc bellef LOOMIE. Tr to before me, easurer this JOUN © Bubscribed and 648 dny of July MORE 1930 BORLEN, Notary Publie MARKET QUOTED Stanley 3t Eddy, Manager) (Furaished by Richter Bid 140 P 195 Hartford ENET Amertcan American Hardware American Hoslcry Hililngs & Spencer Rristol Brass Colts Arms e lock Britain Machine North & Judd Na Marine Lamp Niles-Be-Pond com Peck, Stow & Wil Russell Mfg Co Standard Screw com Stanley Works ... Traut & Hine Union Mfg Co Electric Light ephone Bruss NOONAN GOING SOUTH. John Noonan, the star catcher, will leave next week for Newport News, Va.. where he will rejoin the baseball team of that place in the Viminie league. He wns with the clud for sev- eral weeks at the outset of the season. Tel. 1625-2 Any Hour, Day or Night TARRANT & HAFFEY UNDERTAKERS 33 MYRTLE §7.. Kast End Office, 153 Jubilee S Tel. 1451-2 Lady Attendant—Free Use of Parlors Orders Taken for Upholstering. Six Litizations Arc Listed For the City Court Session at 2:30 o'Clock Friday Afternoon. The short calendar docket for the city court session next Friday after- noon, is as follows: City of New Bri- tain against Carl Johnson, order for continuance, Lawyer M. H. Camp for the plaintiff. Title Realty and De- velopment company, against Domin- icio Crisanti, et al, judgment and time for redemption, Lawyer M. H. Camp, for the plaintiff; Byron Baker against Frank Lezett, pleading or de- fault, Lawyer E. T. Ringrose, for the plaintiff; Lawyer J. G. Woods, for the defendant; John Lops against Louis Croll, pleading or default, Law- yer D. L. Nair, for the plaintiff; Law- yer M. D. Saxe, for the defendant; Sam Eshoo, against the N. Y. N. H. & JI. rafiroad company, pleading or de- fault, lawyer A. A. Greenberg, for the plaintiff; Lawyer Carpentier, for the defendant; Vera Berkowitz against. Barry and Bamforthy! p! ing or default, Lawger 'A. A\ Gr berg, for the plaintiff; Lawyer lHoary Nowickl, for the defendant. Deaths and Fune_rals. William T. Wells. Willlam T. Wells of Newington died Sunday morning after a short iliness. He was vears old, was a member of the First Congregational church of this city. The funeral was at 2 o'clock this afternoon from his late home in Newington, and Rev Henry Maier officiAted. Burial was in Cedar Hill cemetery. He leaves his wife, two sons, Wilkam T., and Cornelius C., two daughters, Harriet W., and Catherine W. all of Newington Mrs, Catherine Dumbrauskas. Mrs. Catherine Dumbrauskas, of 142 Winter street and one of the city's well known Lithuanian residents, died Sunday at the New Britain General hospital. She was 50 yvears of age. She leaves her husband, Michael; two sons, Charles, formerly a local fire- man, and John. and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Kulkauskas 2nd Miss Rose Dumbrauskas The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock Thursday morning at £t. Andrew’s Lithuanian church JOHANSON—HENRIKSON, Announcement ha, the marriage of Miss rikson, of Troy. N. Y., formerly of Cromwell, and Hjalmar Johnson, of this city, which took pluce on Satur- day, July 3, in Trov. The attendants were Miss Mary Henrikson, sister of the bride. and Fridolph Johnson, brother of the bridegroom. After a trip down the lludson to New York the couple will reside in this city, DELEGATES ARE (HOSF fergeant Theodore Johnson OfMycers Michael Meehan and O’Mara were chosen delegates, and Officers Walter Malona, William Haves and Willlam Strolls alternates of the Jocal department to the annual meet- ing of the State 'Policemen’s associ: tion in New Haven o6n July 22 tain T. W. Grace is one of the presidents of tho state association will attend the convention. been made of Martha Hen- and William vie and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Andrews & Doolittle, Inc. THE FUNERAL HOME Office and Parlors 15 Wélnut Street. BOSAK'S MORKE VINQ “Nature’s Tonic” Over 2 QUARTER CE TURY, this old home rem- edy, known to thcusands of people, has served as a guardian of health. The originai BOSAK’S HORKE VINO is an effec- tive, mild laxative—its medicinal qualities acts as one of Nature’s best ai in building up the tired, worn and fatigued system. You will find the original BOSAK’S HORKE VINO a real genuine health building tonic Your Drilggist or Grocer will supply you—but be sure the name BOSAK’S ap- pears upon the package and bottle—refuse imita- tions. i BOSAK SALES CO. 540E. Main St Bridgeporr, “Selma CITY ITEMS Exclusive agents Stetson Jesse-Leland Co.—advt. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stearn Maple street spent the holidays Watch Hil Ribbon hats, special for Wednesday morning, $2.98. Goldenblum Millin- ery Co., 188 Main street.—advt. — Miss Anna Grammitt is spending her vacation in Pittsfleld, Mass. A san was born to Mr. and Mrs. 8. Fuller of 368 Arch street this morn- ing. Veronicki Lewitski, aged 14 years, ©of 11 Rhodes street, is undergoing treatment at the New Britain General bhospital for injuries sustained ves- terday when she was struck by an automaobile. Domente Cianflione is also a patient at the Hospital w fractured ribs as the result of b struck by an automobile yesterd A _son was born today at the New PBritain General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weman of 197 Monroe street. John W. Carlton, forrther fire chief, figured in an auto accident yesterday afternoon on the corner of Elm and Chestnut streets when he was driv- ing his automobile at a slow rate of speed and collided with another. A meeting of the Swedish Luther- church collectors will ‘be held on evening at the church. next Sunday inorning at Swedish Lutheran church will be in English when Prof. Lundquist will conduct the services. An afternoon 4 o'clock tealwill be the feature at the New Britain Fresh Air Camp in Burlington tomorrow af- ternoon. The party is being given for the benefit of the public and it is hoped that many will take the ad- vantage of a little social time to visit the camp and sec the benefits the children get in their outdoor home. Mr. and Mrs. nest Buchardt Chapman street, are receiving gratulations on the birth of a daugh- ter, Barbara Louise Court Friendly America. will shoes. of at No. 45, hold an important this evenir vhen the officers will’ take place. Rznger lambert Lo of the installinz. will be conferred All me present Wednesday Millin- Fores of meeting stallation of Deputy Chief will in charge TF first degree upon a class of candidates. bers are to Ribbon hats, special for morning, $2 Goldenblum ery Co.. 188 Main street.—advt Misses May and Catherine and Miss Marie Heslin spent weeck-end at Sound View. : Frank C. Riley, Henry Rose, Cyril J. Curtin and Thomas F. Butler, spent the week-end at the shore. Edward Burns, Matthew and George Shine and Jack Robinson motored to the shore Loiiis Raschkow end at Sound View Ralph Campbell., Edward and Carl Itestelli, Donald Edwards and John L. Bullivan, are spending a few days at he shore. Mrs. O. Olmstead street sustained vesterday by a bile. An X-ray made this morning ain Gene hospital Private Edward J street, who is stationed w recruiting office in returned to his post his home here the holidays. Green is a former :sth division ma and re-enlisted recently Recruiting Sergeant James Gorm- ley and family spent the week-end at Short Beach. Johnstone Vance, nfey J. “Traceski, inst Alex George the recovery of the resuit of an accident. stable A. Stark attached a jitne) property (A( the defendant, this m ing for 0. The writ is returnable before the city court the third -Ton- day in July. Attorney David L. day from a short at New Londen Miss Rebec week the spend summer parents at their summer Miss Catherine Tormay pleted her first year in a course at Dr Arnold’s Stz Normal School Physical Culture at New Haven will spend her vacalion at Old chard, Me., with her aunt, Miss Mary A. Tormay, principal of Smith schoo! A marriage lic sued Ivar Johnson, a Pine street, : lacote, aged 19, The cobbling shop tiere at 231 North street was slightly damaged by fire Sunday afternoon The department was summoned short- ly after 5 o'clock from Box 47. The Vacation Bibie school opened for its five week session in the South church parish this morning. Rev. . H. Wilkens has charge of the school and is assisted by Miss nic Paro. a student at Pratt Institute, in New York. Mrs. W. L. Williams is in charge of the kindergarten work. The session opens at 9:30 and closes at 11:30 o'clock Phenix lodge, m- requested be Fagan the spent the week- of 1S8 Highlanl injury to her leg from an automio- examination at the an full Green of Beaver th the arn:.y Bridgeport, has after visiting at over through Attorney has brought suit of Hartford s of $200 ned to- beach Nair ret stay at the left she wil with home. has rs Tast where r=onths the her com- ot Sho nse has been to ed 2 of 16 Maple street. of 8. Carpen- house No. 2. I. O. O. F,, will meet tor ow night and will confer the first and second degrees on a class of candidates. An install tion of officers will be held on July 11. Two quiet wedding ceremonies were performed Saturday night at the par- of the Swedish Lutheran Rev. Dr. 8. G. Ohman on and Miss Justina Larson and August Anderson and Miss Anderson in marriage. The for- couple will reside at 363 Main and the latter will make their home at 17 Lyoa street sonage church when united Emil Ca mer strec WOMAN PAINFULLEY BURNED. While Mrs. Scanlen of 32 Chapel street and Miss Florence Hazel of 444 Winds=or avenue, Hartford, were pa: ing the corner of Hartford fivnue and North street, aboui midnight last night,” someone threw a firgerficke into the truck in which they Wars riding, Mrs. Bcanion was painfully burned about the face and Mis: sustained injuries 1o har lag. I'he 1a cident was reporied 1o the police. Hazel | JX NOMINATED ON | THE 44TH BALLOT, (Continued from Iirst Page) fizht at Baltimore in Woodrow Wilson his irst on the 16th ballot. Pain Drops Out. With the th ballot Palmer strength took another drop. Amid jubilation by McAdoo supporters, Chairman Robhinson fought for order and led forn Iepresentative Carlin of Virginia, Palmer’s manager, up to the speaker’s stand. The crowd hushed. =it recognizeda Carlin and knew that his appearance forecast only one thing: the of the Palmer delegates and a br in the deadlock. Men halted where they stood in the aisles to listen. Corri- dors poured back hundreds of lounz- ers to the tioor to pack the doorways and jam the entrances to the gal- leries. An electric feeling of ex- pectancy was in the air. Carlin briefly stated that Attorney General Palmer was no longer will- ing to delay a nomination and an- thorized the complete and uncondi- tional release of his delegates. A shout went up only to be quickly stilled, while Chairman Robinson an- nounced a 20-minute recess so that delegafions might be polled for new alignments and the change in the sit- uation be conmsidered before another vote was taken. 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