New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1920, Page 9

SUITS Our stock of Suits is reduced as low as it ever can be. In this lot there are blues and hard finished wor- steds, all fine suits, every one of 'em. $35 $45 Now Some of our Suits made from the finest of jm- ported cloths in Oxford Gray and Herringbone Pat- terns are still left, $39 $49 $59. TWO-PIECE SUITS MOHAIRS—PALM BEACH—SILKS These cool Summer Suits have a place in every man’s wardrobe. They have been selling at $22 to $50. The entire lot reduced. $15.85 $25.85 $35.85 RAINCOATS Walk right into our store and take just 14 off the price of any Raincoat in our stock. Not one in the lot will wet through—All are guarantced—Some -as low as $7.50 BATHROBES Terry Cloth Bath Robes in colors $5.85 This is wonderful value. STRAW HATS Every stiff Straw Hat in our stock reduced to one price. All $6, $7, $8 and $10.50. Straw Hats $3 Now All of our very best $}5 to $25. “Baliluk” Straws now $9.25 Panama and $13.25 (Including war tax.) “DOBBS” Ladies’ Sport Hats $20 Hats NOW §10. BATHING-SUITS FOR MEN One-piece Athetic Bathing Suits fancy colors, our entire stock. “DOBBS” Ladies’ Straw Sailors $18 Hats NOW $5. in plain and Two-piece Bathing Suits in plain blues, grays and stripes. All reduced from $6, $8 and $10. $4.85 $6.85 NECKWEAR All $1.50 and $2 Ties $1 Now All other Ties in our stock % OFF. SHIRTS One lot of Elam white and fancy striped fast col- ored stiff cuff Shirts ¥ $3.50 Shirts $1.85. This is a Bargain. TRUNKS and BAGS Take just 14 off the price of any bag or wardrobe trunk in our stock. $7.85 +« ALLE. & W.COLLARS 10c Each (Only large and small sizes) This sale begins FRIDAY MORNING. We want to impress you with the importance 6f coming in Friday. | Sinclair Oil Ref .. Financial WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS rails and motor | Close—Oils, steels, specialties led the rally of the last hour on urgent short covering. The closing was firm. Sales approximated 325,000 shares. (New York Stock Exchange quo.. *lons furnished by Richter and Co. members of the New York Stork Exchange). July 22. High ILow Close Beet Sug ... 88 861 87T Can 10 0 40 Car & Cot 0Oil H & Leath .. Loco Smelt & R Sug R com Sumatra | Am Tel & Tel Am Woolen Anaconda Cop Atch Top & SIK Bald Loco Balt & O ... Beth Steel B | Am | Am Am Am Brooklyn R T . Can Pac ! Cent Leath | Ches & O ... Chi Mil & St P .. 34 Chi Rock Isl & P 37% Chile Cop 15 Chino Cop : Col Fuel & I Corn Prod Re . Crucible Steel .... Cuba Can Sug | Erie Gen Elec Gen Mot Goodrich (Rl’-] Gt North pfd 1 Cen Ins Cop Int Mer X Int Paper Kelly Springfield . 97 Kennec Copper ... 2 Lehigh Valley | Max Motor | Mex Petroleum . “ Midvale Steel .... L1931 411 .. 263 ETEA 6915 307% N' Y Air Brake Y Central NYNH&HRR | Northern Pac .... 72 Pure Oil Co .. | Pan Am P& T Penn R R ... Pittsburgh Coal .. Pressed Steel Car . Reading Rep 1 & S 3 Royval D, NY .... 7 9185 9% T7% 30% | 0% 931 295 | 705 Sloss-S Steel & I . Southern Pac .... Eouthern Ry . . Studebaker Texas Co .. 46% | Texas & Pac ..... 401 Tobacco Prod . . b T% 673% Union Pac 115% i | United Retail St .. 74 U S Food Prod .. U 8 Indus Alco ... 1 7 & Rubber Co .. 92% NETEA 915 08% 1087 Utah Copper . 67 7 67 Willys Overlan 18% 18 18 671% 893 2% CLEARING HOUSE REPORT. { New York. July 22.—New York Clearing Bsuss tatsmssts Balances SGOU"i‘S ENJOY OUTING | A e lfnmp Keemoshabee At Cedar Lake ' Soene of Great Activity—Room For | More During August. | a visitor at the Boy Scouts’ camp at Camp Keemoshabee, | Cedar Lake, speaks in high praise of | the conditions of the camp and the boys themselves who are spending the summer therc under Scout M | ter Walter O. Cook. The camp self, he says, is kept spick and span and the lads are enjoying the stay to their utmost. Ruddy and weather beaten, they are the picture of health, | and the meals they cook are fit for a king. The spend the days at fish- ing, hunting, scout maneuvers and sports. Daily hikes are also made. | A number are leaving at intervals, | but their vacancies are filled by others | who arrive to spend a week or more at the eamp. There is still room | for more. BOYS CLUB ON HIKE. | _ Fully 150 boys of the New Britain Boys club left this morning for Ozone | Heights where they will make a camp and spend the night. E. Burlington Schurr was in charge of the boys, in the "absence of perintendent Mar- shall Cook. Howard Beach and James Wilson were also in charge of troops. They will collect specimens for their | new museum that has recently been started at the club. Pride circle, No. 10, Lady Fo will meet this evening in Judd Ofticers will be installed and refresh- ments served. | tor it would cost $1,500 to repair the ; is a misunderstanding, that he never 25% scount on All Oar Shaman and Stein Bloch SUMMER SUITS. 15% Discount J On All Odd Trousers. For your Vacation. a fine Worsted Bathing Suit, $5.59 to $8.50. White Soft Collar Shirts. Pajumas, Silk Hose, Soft Collars, The Farrell Clothing Co. LOCAI. STOCK MARKET QUOTED (Furnished by Richter znd Co., Sianley R. Eddy, Manager) Bid Askea | Hartford Elec Light .. 143 148 Southern N E Tel ... 94 Amervican Brass ... 194 198 Am Hardware ... 135 140 American Hosiery .. 110 Billings & Spencer ... 88 Bristol Brass .. . 26 29 Colt's Arms -. . 45 48 Eagle Lock . . 104 108 L¥F&C .. . 62% 64 N B Machine .. . 43 46 Niles-Be-Pond com .. 97 100 Peck, Stow & Wilcox 42 44 Russell Mfg Co 170 Stanley Works 531 541 Traut & Hine . . 37 Union Mfg Co 54 58 TORMAY MAKES STATEMENT Plumbing Inspector Explains That He Made No Statement Which, He Says, Alford Credited Him With. Plumbing Inspector P. J. Tormay has requested that a statement be made relative to comment made at last night’'s council meeting at which he says F. H. Alford declared the in- spector had told the building inspec- plumbing in the city building, and later reduced this estimate to $100. Inspector Tormay not only says there made any such statement to the build- ing inspector but also that a detailed report on the matter shows him to have advised the health department that $700 would make the necessary repairs. PLANTING TURNIPS Younz Men Employes of New Britain | Machine Ask for Use of Land for Gardens. Several young men employed by the New Britain Machine company have petitioned for use of a piece of Ian% owned by the firm on the Ber- | lin Branch. The young men have started a “Turnip Club” intending to become agriculturists and raise a large number of turnips on the land sought. It is understood that an agree- ment has been reached whereby the | ambitious “farmers” may start work at once. Hartford Man Bringé Suit Against Jitneur As a result of a suit for $450 brought by Frank Sadic of Hartford, a jitney buss owned by George Sa- hadi was attached by Constable George A. Stark last evening. The plaintiff alleges that the defendant owes him wages. The writ is re- ' turnable before the city court the first Monday in August. TO RETURN HOME SOON. Edward Eichstaedt, attached to the high commission of the United States embassy at Constantinople, sta- tioned on board the U. S. S. Galves- ton, has sent word to his father, Councilman Albert F. Eichstaedt, that he is leaving for home and will reach here shortly. On his return trip he | plans to visit several cities bordering the Mediterranean sea and other places of interest on the w: SPECIAL NOTICE Reuillard Linton Camp, Veteran ! Soldiers, Sailoms ann Marines, iwill hold their wanual election of | officers Thursday evening, July 22, at 8 o’clock. | The Hartford-Connecticut Trust Company Corner Main and Pearl Streets, Hartford, Conn. Capital $1,250,000. Safe Deposit Boxes, $5 Surplus Funds, $2,000,000.00 and upwards, Settlement of Estates, Wills drawn without charge Foreign Exchange to all parts of the world. LETTERS OF CREDIT Bank by mail. Itis GENERAL BANKING safe and saves time. | RICHTER & COMP Members New York Stock Exchange. 21 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITA Stanley R. Eddy, Mgr. Greist Manufactu Company 8% CUMULATIVE PREFERRED S Par Value $100 Dividends Quarterly N Principal product—Sewing Machine At Net Quick Assets—$157 Per Share. Total Net Assets—$288 Per Share. A sinking fund retires 49 of the stock at not exceeding $115. Earnings the past 11 years have avera 215 times the preferred. dividend requiremen We can supply a limited amount of tlus $100 at which price the yleld is 8%. JUDD & C( Investment Securities 28 WEST MAIN STRELT, Telchone 1815 Russell Manufacturing Co., stock purcha: carries the dividend of $4 per share payable 15. Net income nearly 10%. JOHN P. KEOGH Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York. STOCKS BONDS Direct Private Wire New York to Boston. G. F. GROFT, Mgr.—Room 509, N. B. Nat'l Bank Blag.— Banking Problems IT IS THE DESIRE OF THIS IN- STITUTION TO HELP LOCAL MER- CHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS TO ATTAIN GREATER GRO\VTH AND PROSPERITY. HAVE YOU ANY BANKING' PROBLEMS? v MANY BUSINESS MEN HAVE | AVAILED THEMSELVES OF OUR SINCERE INVITATION TO COME IN AND TALK MATTERS OVER WITH ,US. PERHAPS WE CAN SERVE YOU IN THE SAME WAY WE HAVE SERVED THEM. Our Total Assets as of June 30, 1930 $4,679,588 Our Total Commercial Deposits, June 30, 1920 $3,682,779 “Your Bank Shonld Be The” New Britain Trust Co. Open Saturday Evenings 7:30 to 9