New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1920, Page 11

’ HEERY WILL OFFERED FOR PROBATE Deccased Bequeaths HReal Cash to —DOocum: I'rovis late Mrs wans offered t¢ payment of her debts and funeral ex penses out of tor ther us To a daughter, in in left To Mary In ture at Ier sohn J Htanley upon which e hat The exe 2200 left 139 sons Hee Sons on s Cathe as that bequests daughters Quarter Drown e | ine yduy for her Wfe are ms cash the Clark Patrick ry.are the A house remains of the property oery, are directed wi 104 opposite of incumbran ties The *Ber 6, George nnd Clark the docum 1919 Sche street, home f nces upo! was wi ent and yd POLICE HAPPENINGS Five Youngsters Steal Woman's 'urse and Are Threatened With Reform School Mrs. Mach * complained from a pock MG Klett this m to restore the va were warned of agroed and the bi tence to the wimilar con ‘. inski of that §3 eothook fom reform laint in t and | money Alice Heery Conlon, Rosia, home wtreet Denis Charles J. Jewell . appeared before Anthony Sinkewicz TODAY | [ome ani 1o left New employed Liritain on at th lived with h The Estate and time ighters and with her in 1919, st night, 'n North street Myrtle street one n the will of the Heery, which probate, for the The incurance policy will Fur- as follows: wde ——— Mrs, Mary Mrs. Mary Harrison Catherine and with furni- born in Willam and to New Britain left property in former the tract police that had not guardian called for stands and the Robert S. owilz % Goodrich short trouble in Two children were « the evening came the late Brown, nearly 50 Rosia whtdren, Alice i { | cant lot payment proper- - and A v the other and g Brown and Mrs. Mg and ning. Prayers n will late home at Septem- by Mrs McMahon drawn tnessed lice was band, leaves two daughters, son, plso a great was one of tie oldest ed Guisto Sol of 1 and Miss Emilia M land street. Special sale © Money From vt five-year-old X Sergeant of 166 M his home ufter a tion for throat Dritain hospital Special sale pound, at morning ple street, Their money a sen- sehool upon a he future. orning. advt . has notified thy AL Mary has ow out of the July Hudson the found Ly the po- it Swursky's store and the other little by anxious parents later in Deaths and Funerals Harrison yesterday at her home, 52 Vine street, of infirmities incident to old age. She Liverpool, England, with Thomas years Mis ud Brown: Wolcott Roy le grandchild, be 8 o'clock ning€. The funeral will be at 2 p. Wednesday at Stonington. Mrs. Brown members of St. Mark’'s Episcopal church CITY ITEMS A marriage license has been grant- Holmes aveiye. Tuesday eve- son and Mrs. Theodore Johnson has returned successful trounle of potato salad, Hallinan's, Hammond camp, ydan- hix She Veterans, will meet at the left chty 17. She was lunch, but uncle for a her legal vant any thix evening s Arch street Meml.ers of ey post will be mustered into honorary members and portant business will e for discussion Grady the Hartford reporter. Catholic Women's tomorr: future George has bee by Post to at 461 Britain were Tho Legior will at 8 o'clock hall. An important committee of Court F. of A., will be held at t hal at 7:30 o'clock New Britain Nest, of Owls, will hold a tonight at 8 o'clock All members of tots meet in the St. meeting Brown. Brown died No. re and P in her hus- Franklin 0. She"| Mary 1 B. Curtiss: a grand own of Chicago Robert Dun- sald at her hall & o'clock and Yachts Will Not at three Steam Yach (By Wireless Press).—Announc today ‘aboard Sir ered Aboard July 27, ciated nade ton's =loo limit in fifth race m cha yacht will the event of a veing ordercd rer= in Danzig Warsaw, July 26 (By Press).—8ir Reginald T commissioner at Danzig League of Nations, accord ports at the Danzig dock laborers which to begin unloading terial destined for Pola women at Danzig are carry on the fail of Police 10 opera- at the New 25¢ Wednesday at the Friendly Hertha are going to Riverside Park tomorrow morning are expected to be at Turner bring to thi Frow stgrt organizing unloading if other means nish War | | Financial armory on 8 o'clok . O A 1 camp other im- brought up employed New n be the Benevolent ow eveninz Mary's school of the fair No. 15, he IFriendly this evening 1548, Order hall. who Slectric lodge lunch. meeting Race Tomorrow t Victoria, Asx wa the ement Thomas Lip- he _cup time the of day. Associated high the re- ower, under ing to the foreign office, has given hours in war ma- nd. Polish to HE chief engineer of a $5,000,000 plant in one l;f St. Leuis’ new indus- trial districts prepared plans and specifications for an $800,000 gens era quantity (in{g station to supply electric current. of refuse which could be used as fuel in the generating station would He figured that an immense « be provided in the daily operation of the plant. Inquiry developed that St. Louis has a dual supply of cheap hvdro- electric current and steam all indureries that locate in girdled with an interlocking transmission system be generated energy in plentiful quantity to serve St. Louis. The company found that St. Louis is tween the two sources of supply, giving interconnection through eight w}?;fl'fll‘l’ strategically placed throughout the city. The company was co plan to build an $8 found that it current b wehe refuse The engineer tore up his blue prints. The senerating station was abandoned. 2 of its fuel refuse in other ways and buy its power + Louis cheaper than it could generate its own supply through The company St. Louis Has Abundant Electric Power One of the essential factors in industrial development these days is an ample supply of reliable electric energy sold at rates which enable manufac- turers to use it in iarge blocks economically. It has a large capacity of electric cur- advantageous position in this respect. St. Louis is in a remarkably rent from the Keokuk Dam and a local steam generating plant located directly on the Mississippi River. St. Louis has not permitted its electric supply to become depleted by war conditions. During the war the management of the light and power utility foresaw a big perma- nent industrial development in St. Louis and kept ahead of the demand for current. Among the industries now being furnishad with electric engrgy from St. Louis’ plentiful supply are shoe, ice, automobile, drug, iron and its allied industries, drying ovens, brass and enameling ovens, electric steel and gray iron furnaces, mills and fac- tories in almost every line of industry. St. Louis can furnish ample electric power for any of the following sixteen industries for which there is need and a profitable market in the St. Louis trade territory: Malleable iron castings Serew machine products Farm implements Rubber products Locomotive works Cotion spimming and textile mills Steel and copper wire Machine tools and tool machinery A utomobile accessories and parts Tanneries and leather goods Shoe laces and findings Blast furnaces Cork products Small hardware Dye stuffs Drop forge plants The baoklet “St. Louis as a Manufacturing Center’’ gives details that will interest you. A letter will bring it if addressed to New Industries Bureau St. Louis Chamber of Commerce St. Louis, U. S. A. D ————————————————————— e ———————————————— Must Unload Ships | Missouri (New York Stock v Richter Bxchange wnd Co today's stock increasingly strained credit Steel, one of atures, recorded 4 points, and ot were lower by Oils Dutch on opening of Sentiment because Crucible weakest fi loss of 1 industrials to one point. supported, Roval point. Exchange slightly lower. Wall Street accounts bec the opening, morning swelling was Lon Noon.—=Sellin me urgent dealings to the 1 weeks. year werg . S, Steel and veral othe Liquidation continued to steels, equipments, motors and many ufliliated speci gave way. Extréme from 1 10 almost 5 points, little pressure azainst list as a whole lackea at pronounced money flurry the 9 per cent. opening rat loans. Wall Street. 1:30 P. M. slackened perceptibly at when the shorts evidently du ~up concessions, was, center declines rails, foreshadowed WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS quo.Mons members of M.—The trend of prices was downward at the market. y hearish conditions. esterda) an initial her active fractions were moderately gaining one don was g for bo*h soon_ alter the di- arire gest New low made by r leaders. in anged There was but the Port even Another by e for 1 —Activity midday, found it advisable to convert their paper prof- its into cash. This resulted of 1 to 2% leum, Baldwin baker and U. rebound. Close—Stocks many leaders more their losses when loans relaged. The Sales approximated points, Locomotiv S. Steel rallied than the losing w Mexican leading briskly rate for 1,100,000 in rallies Petro- Stude- the e, later, retrieving call vas heavy. shares. July Imers Allis Cha 3 Sug Am et Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Anac Ateh At Gulf & Baldwin Sumatra Tel & Tel Tob Woolen w1 Loco Beth Stecl B Can Pac Cen Leath Ches & O Chi Mil & Chi Rock Chile Cop Chino Cop Col Fuel 4 Cons Gas Corn Prod 1t Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sug ElL Horn Coal wdicott Johnson Isl & n prd WEW Gen Mot Goodrich (BiM) Gt North pfd Ins Cop ] Int Mer Mar : Int Mer Mar pfd Int Nickel 5 Int Paper Kelly Spriv Ke Capper 1 steel 1.ehizh Valley Max Motor 5 Mex Tetroleum Midvale Steel Pac t Lead Y Afr Y Central YNH&HR Northern Pac Ohio Citie Gas Pan Am P & T Penn R R Pittshurzh Pressed Ray “ons Reading .... ake Coal eel Car INep r& s | Hfd & i Roval D. N Y Sinclair Oil Ref Sloss-S Steel & T Southern Fa- Eouthern Iy dehaker Texas Co Texas & Pa Tobacce Prod Union Pac Tnited Fruit ed Retai! St ood 'rod ol \lco % 82 S Indy S Rubber Co |7 106 TR Steel S Steel prd “tah opper " € Chem Hys Overland CLEARING York. July Yor 3 ORD STOCKS tations furnished by Beach & Co.. T. . Lee, local July 13, 1920 Bid Railroad Stocks Conn W R guar Bapks and Trust Com- panics Am Indus B & T Co REPORT. Hizh Low a2 K Clearing 5116601 aze. <85 Goodwin, manager. Asked | 0k Coloninl Nat Conn River Bankinz Co. Fidelity Trust C <t National bank Hid-Aetnd Na bank Hfd-Conn Trust Hitfd Morris I'lan Land Mort. & Title Co. . New Britain Trust Co. . Phocnix Nat. Bank . Riverside Trust Security Trust State Band United es Bank . Park St Trust Co ¢ Insurance panic: Automobile Insurance Aetna Fire Hartford Fi National Fire I’hoenix Fire Standard Fire Lifc and Indemnity T surmice Companies. Aetna C & S . Aetna Life ........« Conn General Life ... Hfd Steam Boiler . Tavelers «e........ rublic Utilities 1fd C G Lt pfad 5 Hfd City Gas Lt com Hfd Elec Light Co ... Nor Conn Lt & P pfd Nor Conn Lt & P com Southern N K Tel Thomp W Co pfd ... Thomp W Co com Mfg. Companil Aetna Nut Co .. American American American Hdw American Silver Co American Thread pfd Automatic Refrig Co Bigo-Hird Cpt Co pfd 91 Bige-Hfd Cpt Co com 105 Billings & Spencer Co Bristol Brass Corp The Edward Balf Co . C. 1. & B Co Collins Co - Colt’s Arms Co .. Eagle Lock Co . Fafnir Rearing Co ... Griffin Tob Co pfd .... 1ifd Auto Parts pfd Hfd Auto Parts com . Hart & Cooley Holvoke W P Co Inter Silver pfd Int Silver com Johns-Pratt L F&C S ) J. R. Montgomery Co 100 Natl Mar Lamp Co ... 30 N B Machine New Departure pfd Niles-Be-Pond pfd Niles-Be-Pond com N & J Mfg Co Peck, Stow & Wilcox Plimpton Mfg Co P & W pfd 6 pc guar . Russell Mfg Co . Seth Thom Clock pfd Seth Thom Clock com Smyth Mfg Co S Screw pfd guar indard Screw com SR & L Co . Stanley Wor Preferred Taylor & Fenn Terry Steam Turbine Torrington Co pfd Torrington Co com Traut & Hine Cnion Mfg Co .... U S velop pfd U S Envelop. Co com Whitlock Coil Pipe J. R. Montzomery, N B Machine Co PERSONALS Mrs. Co Co (o7 Co d Trust Com- 142 80 35 3 120 26 100 225 . 45 .. 100 70 100 70 100 100 ptd M East of to Thomas McAloon, street, have returned their home after a week at Myrtle Beach, RBridgeport. E. W. Pape of the Adkins Printing company. is spending a few days at Point 0'Woods Harmon Halloran, clerk kins Printing company. is 1Wo weeks' vacation af Louis Rabinow has position as manager show store. in Hartford J. 1. Stanton weeks' vacation J. Sloper at Misses Park tion cook, Alex two wee Fred tietd Mrs. with and Main two ay at the Ad- enjoying a und View resigned his of Raphael's e will accept a position is three in is Greenville, Ruth and Helen Miner of Place are spending their vaca- at Tallwood Inn. Lake Mayana- Maine. nder Tomkins is spending in East Northtield, Mass. Kinkade is visiting in Spring- spending Sharon. spending Me. the sum- m tives in Winsted. Dr. W. Irving and family Dr. I Dary and family will by automobile tomorrow morning York Beach, Maine, where they spend the next three wecks Ethel Morey is spending at Lake Congamond in Massachusetts The Misses Esther Dalberg of Roh- erts and Al Nelson of ond avenue, who have been visi with friends in New York turn home sometime this Miss Mattus, months returned leave for will month street will ek Marion who for h to this city past several Florida, has Naturally Sweet should be chosen in these days of high priced sugar. Grape:Nuts pleases, both for its delightful flavor and its real economy. Grape:=Nuts Contains s Own Stgar RICHTER & COMP/ Mcmbers New York Stock Exchange, 21 WEST MAIN ST. Stanley R. Eddy, Mgr. WE OFFER— NEW BRITAIN, 30 Shares Hart & Cooley. 50 Shares Landers, Frary & Clark. 50 Shares North & Judd. 50 Shares Stanley Works. 50 Shares New Britain Machine. 23 WEST MAIN STREET, John Radil is spending a week | and | Russell Manufacturing Co., stock p carries the dividend of $4 per share payable d 15. Net income nearly 10%. C et 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 Com Corner Main and Pearl Streets, Hartford, Capital $1,250,000. Surplus Funds, $2,000, Safe Deposit Boxes, $5 and upwards, Settlement of Estates, Wills drawn without g Foreign Exchange to all parts of the world LETTERS OF CREDIT GENERAL BA Bank by mail. It is safe and saves time. HEAP STRONG PRUNE JUICE n Jailed for Effects of New Firewater. Red M Chicago, July 27.—John Stewart, a full-blooded Cherokee Indian of this city, was all but completely carried away by concentrated spirits of prune juice. Yesterday at a trading post in West Madison street he exchanged his wampum for a brand of firewater made of prime spirits—alcoholic con- tent less than 100 per cent. Shortly afterward the sidewalk on the moun- tain trail at Michigan avenue Randolph street came up aj Today before Judge Holn South Clark street court h $2 and costs. He had no wampum, membered there were sor under the totem of the who would exchange wamp new derby war bonnet an ton ceremonial robes. “Let me go Lcme to clothes to pawn,” he plead the judge was not of his triyf him to the hoosegow to 1la and jdays of the red man’s ma; S —— S G I M n crs Tenn.—Wt here, volunte in. Banke cotton men, organiz tion presidents, took up the job of protecting Memphis from fire, when, firemen walked Memphis, walked out fter a long period of agitation, the | city fire fighters offered a blanket resignation. The salaries paid the volunteers are being given to charity. The picture shows the day shift at Carathers, director of the of Commerce, and one of thd He was a ef infa in command during the race Knoxville last year. State tro! been called to guard asainst] Organized lador is in sympa the underpaid strikers and iest citizens. the, Fourth Tennessea