New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1920, Page 18

Attractive We mean our new. Summer Furnishings, all ready for your Vacation Trip. Athletic Underwea Wr and Union Suits, $4.00. regus 00 o Bathing Saits in all new shades, §3.50 1o $8.50. Pajamas of soft fabics, full and large, $2.50 — $5.00. Soft White Shirts, collars at- tached. Wash Neckwear, cut Soft Collars, Silk Socks. Belts. The Farrell Clothing Co. BURNS IS KAYOED . 1 f8 Beckett Stope Former World's Champlon Meavywelght in Seventh Round of Battle Ached Loadon. July 17 —Tommy Burns, one-time mplon pugilist of the world, the Twenty St mp “The seconds of the Ameriean fighter threw up the sponge after Burns had taken counts protested and ual fight, but A fght in which brute Burns is nearly 13 years older than Peckett s engaged in & bk boxing mas the bout In the second round. when Burns 16 save himself repeatedly clinched after having received & series of blows to the Iits Blows, however, lacked the old-time steam and he could not hurt Mis rugged spponent EVANS BEATS"JONES and Is Scheduled (o Moot Wolf Today in Western Tournament Fimal wxe seheduled phis Country in the fnab the @mateur champlonship of the ol Amsociation T the semi-finaln yesterday Evans defe Atlanta youth and amateur title, 1 up, 7 hin way Into the mateh nahip by defeating Henry & young Memphis player, 2 up and 1o play Evans won out on the last green after Financial WALL STREET STOGK | EXCHANGE REPORTS Interest in the stock market today Was_overshadowed by the yacht jace dealings falling to insignificant pro- portions. Crucible steel was the only feature, rising almost ten points at the outwet on the unexpectedly large stock distribution but forfeiting much of its gain later. Most other lead- ers moved within a narrow area though mainly upward. Shares of expreas and chemical companies were strong. The closing wal steady. Sales approximated 125,000 shares. (New TYork Stock Exchangs quo..tons furnisbed by Richter and Co. members of the New York Stork Exchansel. July 17, 1920 High Lew Close . 36% 358 354 89 89 Y 39y 134% 134% 42 . 15% 18 97 97% 5% 8% $3% 90 3% 937 58 87% 5% 554 9% 9% n7 143% 1% Allis-Chalmers Am Beet S Am Can .. Am Am Am Am Am Cotton Ol H & Leather . Loco .... . Smelt & Ref . 5 Am Sumat Tob ... Am Tel & Tel .. Am Wooslen Anacon Copper Atch Top & S F Baldwin Loco .... Barrett Co .. BRT.... Canadian Pac Cent Leather Ches & Ohio Chi Rock Ist & P . Chino Copper .. Corn Prod Ref .. ¢ Crucible Stoel ....155% Cuba Cane Sugar .51% Endicott-Johnson 85 Gen Electric .....141% Gen Motors .... 25 Goodrich (B F) Co 60% Gt Nor pfd . T0% Ins Copper 4% Int Mer Marine .. 30 Int Mer Mar pfd . 8§13 Int Nickel .. 17% Int Paper .. .. B4% Kelly Springfield Kennec Copper Lack Steel .. Lehigh Valley . Max Motor . Mex Petrolonm Midvale Steel Missouri Pac N Y Central .. NYNH&HRR Northern Pac . Pure Oil Co ... Pan Am P & T Penn R R . .o Pittsburgh Coal . Reading .. .. Repl &S ....... Sinclair Ol Ref .. 31% Sloas-8 Steel & T . 70 Southern Pae .... 98 Southern Ry .y Studebaker . 70 Texas Co a6 Tobacco Prod . 6» Union Pac v 114% United Retafl St . T4% " 8 Food Prod .. 64 U 8 Rubber Co ... 3% . 40% 103% . 30% 5914 s9% 8015 f e —————————— . . 'Ye Olde Towne Sign Post Says a Word or Two ‘un TORE THE OMLY MEANS OF AVERTISING LAWSU\TS W HEW BRITRIN ONCE = NOW HARDLY ANYONE WHLE SUT Wow = THeY GO Y AN AUTOMOGILES WEEKLY BUILDING REPORT IS §23.435 Thirteen Pe;mits Were Issued From Office at City Hall Thirteen permits, totalling $25,435, were granted from the office of the. building inspector last week. Of that | number, three were for dwellings, three for garages, two for re-roofs and five for additions and alterations. The weekly report is: M. Kasbounyk, 29 Millard street, alterations F. L. McGuire; 30 Wallace street, frame garage .... Frank Monkiewicz, Wood- ruff court, frame dwelling Frank Monkiewiez, Wood- ~ ruff court, frame dwelling 10,000.00 Peter Vachejas, 100 Chest- nut street, alterations .. 1. Berkowitz, 53 street, re-roof . Pascoe and Larson, strect, frame garage 300.00 6,500.00 100.00 300.00 500.00 EVERY YEAR THEY POST | REMEMBER THE oLO A SIGN ABOUT LICENSING | BAND STAND THAT USED DOGS, ON NE, ONCE IN R JUDGE GAFFNEYq VAM ALOWE, THOSE ™EW FANGLED COMTRAPTIONS Ernest Klopp, 52 Green- wood street, alterations . Michael Carrubba, 144 North Burritt street, frame garage .......... Mrs. Stevens, West Main street, garage doar : Mrs. C. E. Anderson, 19 Belden street, re-roof ... Mrs. Samaszky, addition .. Total $25,435.00 PLAYGROUND ATHLETICS. | Two Hundred Children Participate in Games at Bartiett Grounds Yesterday. The athletic meet yesterday afternoon at’ the Bartlett playgrounds brought out om of the largest crowds of the seasom, it being estimated that about 200 children partici- pated in the afternoon's program. Much interest is being manifested at the various grounds this scason. Supervisor John F. Rourke estimates that during the past week over 1,000 chi grams at the results vestere Dodge Ball Soloski's team ren enjoved the athletic pro- arious city playgrounds. ¥ were: (Boys)—Captain Richard defeated tain Frank Adamovicz’s team. Time, 1 min. 10 sec. 30-Yard Dash (Girls, 60 Lbs.)—First, Jennie Pronkowski; second, Nona Karpie: third, Sophie Monko. rd Dash (Girls, Tozcka; second. third, Jennie Monko. 20-Yard Dash (Girls. Malania Makula; second, third, Helen Kactzesker. Girls' Basketball Relay—Captain Ardela Karwaska's team defeated Tewicka's team Lbs.)—First, Alice Zenobia Lewicka: 40 Lbs)—First, Susie Papasian: Y0 8€ nEre ONCE ? THERE CERTANLY HAVE The)| THEY usEo To come To TownAN WITH WORSES AND WA GONS ~ THEY WouLD BUT THE LAW REQUIRES WME TO STAY HERE 1N ALL WERTHER- 1M ON MY Girls’ Dodge Ball—Captain Jennie Monko's team defeated Captain Rose Kulesik's team. Basketball Throw—First, second. Alice Tozcko: Jennie third, : third, 40 Lbs.)—First, Susie Paposian; Dash (Girls., Malania Makula: second, third. Helen Kaclzesker. 40-Yard Dash (Boys. 60 Lbs.)—First, Stanley Zrezuliewsz; second, Paul Galanski: third, Adolph Zevitch. 60-Yard Dash (Boys, 75 Lbs.)—] Edward Bogdanski: second. Charles towski: third, Bol€slaus Drezek. 100-Yard Dash (Boys. 100 Lbs.) John Adder: second, John Nascatka Dominic B DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET. Uivery Cars for Hire, pay and Night Rtorage. Supples and Repairing A. H. HARRIS Motor Trucking 166 Main St. Phone 1849 THE CAR OF THE AMERICAN FAMILY RICHTER & COMPA Members New York Stock Exchange. 21 WEST MAIN ST. Stanley R. Eddy, Mgr. NEW BRITAIN." TheGreist Mfg.Compe 8% Preferred Ste Free from Normal Income and Conn. State Taxe: Callable at $115 and entitled to $1 " Dissolution In 1871 this company started the manufacture of s chine attachments. grown steadily since its incor poration. The company was incorporated in 189; Practically every machine sold in this country is equipped with Greist ai Besides this important product the company manufacture! electric socket lamps, traveler rings for spinning looms, patened dust cap and tire gauge. For the ten years previous to this finuncing the comn has received dividends more than sufficient to take care of ferred stock. WE OFFERMTHE UNSOLD )LADA.\'(’E OF THIS STOCK' AND ACCURATED DIVIDEND, TO YIELD 8 PER C 7 H. L. JUDD, F. G. JUDD W. T, jUDD & C Investment Securities B 23 WEST MAIN STREET, We Recommend Telchone 1815 RUSSELL MFG. CO. STOCK AT THE PRESENT LEVEL TO YIELD NEARLY 10 PER CENT. JOHN P. KEOGH Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York.. STOCKS BONDS Direct Private Wire New York to Boston. G. F. GROFF, Mgr.—Room 509, N. B. Nat’l Bank Bldg. “The Hartford-Connecticut Trust C Corner Main and Pearl Streets, Hartford, ¢ U B Steel .Yy 1! 8 Steel pfd 108 Willys Overland .. 1% 1.OCAT. STOCK MARKET QUOTED pectacular rally, Capital $1,250,000. Surplus Funds, $2,000,0 Safe Deposit Boxes $5 and upwards. Settlement of Estates, Wills drawn withous ¢ Foreign Exchange to all parts of the world. GENERAL BANKING : Bank by mail., It's safe and saves time. whead in- the 17th foursfoot putt for the half. Both were on - Jones misning & @ the hole wan the mateh (Furnished by Richter cad Co. # Staniey R Eddy, Manager) Bid Asked 145 = 142 o 92 EL) 194 198 138 PONY POLO SHRIES ENDS. Mhe Shuttle Meadow Ceuntry Club peny polo team defeat Red Birds of Hart Tord By & weoy the Mhuttie Hart Elee Light Southern N E Tel American Brass Am Hardware 135 American Hostery 105 Billings & Spencer o 88 Bristol Hrass . . 29 A Colt's Arms 19 Fagle Lock 108 L F a&c esces 6 New Britain Machine o Niles-Be-Pond com 100 Pack, Stow & Wilcox 4“ Russell Mtg Co i 170 Stanley Works 85 Traut & Hine 37 *nan 58 J. F. GLOVER FLOWER AND GIFT SH( 135 Main Street Hupmobile ers’ Recreation Building 50-60 Church Street. ¥ See Geo. C. Rogers. We believe the Hupmobile to be the best car of its class in the world. Eight years ago we first expressed this conviction. We were strong and sincere in our belief then. Now, it is shared so widely by others that it has virtually become the general consensus of opinion. Best in its class is a strong phrase, but—isn’t it a fact that you constantly hear it applied to 7%e¢ Comfort Car? Flowers and Plants for all occasions. full ) g Our Gift Department includes a line Baskets, Baby Gifts, Hand . Painted Candy Bo Bread Boards, Framed Pictures, Stationery other gifts. % -We carry a full line of nut baskets and p: favors. Our line of cards is complete. City Service Station Cor. Hartford Ave. and Stanley Sts. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. CHAS. T. HOWLAND, SALESMAN. IF YOU CANNOT GO TO THE MOUNTAINS ean bring the mountain breeze Hght into yomr home Get one of Electric Fans and you'll never ! agaln. We sizes and models plete with cord, plugs, ete. ready ace where you want your moun- Buy one today and you heat for years to - Vacation Time Bring in your Palm Beach and Light Suits, and White . to wear at th ore or or: Mountains. Also yoar . to wear at t Shore or Mountains, Also your " N.B.D.C. CORP, | WSy °, A. M. PAONESSA, PROP. A breeze. an defy summer R — i MAXN ST, PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER 108 ARCH 51MKXT