New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1920, Page 11

_Financial ALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS Wal street close—Shippings were [épressed later with steels and equip- ents and the advance in minor ralls Ralted. The investment shares held near the top level. The closing was irfegular. Sales approximated 500,- 000 sh..res. (New York Stock Exchange quota- tions furniphed by Richter & Co., members of - the New Yeork Stock change). 1920 <l Aug. 41, High Low 31% 31 74% i3 a4 133% 24% 9414 111% sS4y o7 119% 784 Allls-Chalmers Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Cotton 011 . Loco Sug Ref com . Sumat Tob Tel & Tel Tebaceo “ Ateh Top & 8 F .. g AL Gulf & West I 136 Saldwin Leco .... Bajt & Ohlo dian Pac . mtral Leat) Ml & 8t P .. Roeck 1 & P Chine Copper . ... fons Gas zn Prod Ref .. Fuckble Steel . ... Qub. Cane Sygar o Iat prd Electric Motors . . drich (B 1") Co Nnr . Mer Mar ptd . Niekel . Paper ... My Springheld Wennec Copper . Tahigh Valley . ... Max Motor Mex Petrelenm Midvale Steel Mispour, Pao .. t Lead ... % Y Central .. Morthern Pac .... re OM ........% 2»\ Am P & T oo Pann R R . Ntawburgh © Preased Stecl Reading Bep 1 & 8 Royal D, N Y/ .... § clair Ol Mef # Steel & 1 . hern Puc . uthern Ry nion Pac Urited Retad] 8t 18 Food Prod .. U 8 Indus Alco . L' 8§ Bubber Co .. U 8 Ateel . soss U & Stee] prd ... Utah Copper % 'l 4 { Bristol s B ot HARTFO! Quetations furnished by Goedw Beach & Co.. T. F. Lee, local muunr Augyst 31 1920 Bid Railroad Stocks Hfd & Conn W R guar Banks and Trust Com- panies Am Indus B & Trust City Bank & Trust Ca Colonial Nat Bank Conn River Banking Co. Fidelity Trust First National Ban Hfd-Aetna Na bank .. Hfd-Conn Trust ... Hfda Morris Plan Co Land Mort. & Title Co. . New Britain Trust Co. . Pheenix National Riverside Trust Ce Security Trust Co .. . State Bank and Trust United States Bank ... Park Street Trust .... Fire Insurance Com- panies Automobile Insur .... Aetna Fire . Havtford Fire 15 56 290 280 440 6500 125 Nitional Fire . E oepix Fire . dard Fire LIIQ and Indemnity In- surance Companies. Actna Cas & Surety .. Aetna Life Conn General Life .... Hartford Steam Boiler 3 Travelers Public Utilitics Hfd C G 1t Co pra .. Hfd C G L. Co com .. Htd Nor Conn L & P pfd . Neor Conn L & P com Southern N E Tel .... Thomp W Co pfd . Themp W Co com .... Mfg. Companies Aetna Nut Co .. Am Brass .. Am Hosiery . Am Hardware Am Silver e Am Thread pfd . Automatic Refrig Ca . Bige-Hrd Cpt Co pfd . Big-Htd Cpt com Billings & i‘p:nrer Brass ... . The Edward Balf Co . C.L&BCo.... Collins Co Colt's Arms Co . Eagle Lock Co .. Fafnir Bgaring Ce Griffin Tob Co ptd . | Hfd Auto Parts pfd Hfd Aute Parts com Hart & Coeley Helyoke W P | Inter Silver ptd Int Silver com | Johns-MGQtt Co .F &C 1J. m. Montgomery Na Mar TLamp Co . N Machine . New Departure Mfg Niles-Be-Pond pfd Niles-Be-Pond com N&J . | Peck, Stow & Wilcox . Plimpten Mfg Co .... |P & W pfa 6 pc guar Russell Mfg Co ‘e Clock ptd Thom Clock cem Smyth Mfg . | Stand S pfd guar 'A | Standard Screw com & Level ... Stanley Works Preferred { Taylor & Fenn . { Terry Steam Tu , Torrington Co pfd Torrington Ce com Traut & Hine | nlun Mftg Co .. invelope pfd .... U S Envelope com ... Whitlock Coil Pipe J. R. Montgomery N B Machine pfd | Hearn K. OF C. DELE = BANQUET IN ROME ’Connectlcut Man Presided at| Dipner to Papal Oficial Rome, Aug. 30.—Monsignor Cer- rutti, Papal under-secretary of state and former representative of the Vatican in Washington at a banquet given in his honor tonight by the 500 Ameriean Knights of Celumbus now here, said he longed to return to the United States jhe worthiest country in which to Iike, ‘“althought it has gone dry.” The affair was the larg- est American gathering that has ovc- curred in Rome. Monsignor Cerrutti had Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty of Phil- adelphia on his right and Edward L. general commissioner for Europe of the Knights of Columbus on his left. William J. Mulligan of Thompsenville, Conn., and John F. O’'Neill of Jersey City, members of the board of directors of the Knights of Columbus had places of honor. Monsignor Cerrutti ®as the Jirst speaker and received a great owation when he hegan: *“My dear brother Knights.” He said the Pope had given his highest approval of the work of the Knights and he could not add more. “Your visit to Rome has been a ray of sunshine in the Vatican™ Mon- signor Cerrutti said. “I never saw the Pope more satisfied than after veur visit which he said was one of the greatest consolations for him. Rome now is your heme. You heard the Pope express the wish that the Knights establish themselves here. “{ long to return to America where I have spent the happiest years of my life. I lpng te salute again the Statye of Liberty and the country of true liberty, the worthiest in which to live, glthough it has gone dry.” Monsignor Cerrutti ended by re- gretting the absence of Mensignor O’Herne, rector of the American col- lege in Rome, who is 1. Mensignor Cerrutti’s address was continually interrupted by applause especially when he handed the insisnia of St. Gregory the Great to Supreme Knight Flaherty. Mr. Flaherty said he aecepted the degoration as recegnition of the great work done by the Knfghts of Columbus. At this point the lights went out, owing te the Roman electricians join- ing the strike called in other cities Candles were bramght in and Mr. Flaherty continued his speech. Ten minutes later electric Mght was pro- vided by a private plant. DELEGATES TO CONPERENCE. Governor Marcus H. Holcomb has unced the following members of the delegation from the State of Con- necticyt to the 15th International Congress Against Aleoholism which meets in Washington, D. C., Septem- ber 21 te 26: Judge J@ekH. Reed. of Stafferd Springs: Mrs. Mayy B. Wil- son, of Plantsville; Mrs. Anna Rogers Minor, of Waterford: Dr. Joseph E. Root, of Hartford; Edward W. Hazen, of Haddam: John E. Brinsmade, of hingten: H. H. Spooner, of Ken- si m: John H. Perry, of Southport; E. 1. G. Hohenthal, of South Man- chester; John M. Tatem, of Eastford: Themas Holt, of Newington; John H. Goss. of Waterbury, and Livingston W. Cleaveland, of New Haven. CLEARING HOUSE REPORT. New York, Aug. 3l.—New York Clearing House stetemen; School Activities START NEXT WEEK AGAIN AND THERE WILL BE NEW CLOTHES, SHOES, PAPER, PENCILS, ECT., TO GET FOR THAT GIRL AND BOY. YOU WILL SPEND YOUR MONEY IN NEW BRITAIN. WE WOULD-LIKE TO HAVE YOU TRY PAYING FOR THESE PURCHAS- ES BY CHECK, DRAWN ON YOUR ACCOUNT HERE AT THE NEW BRITAIN TRUST CO. A DEPOSIT, OPENING AN ACCOUNT THIS WEEK WILL PROVIDE A CONVENIENCE THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. TRY IT F(’)R THIS SCHOOL YEAR. SEND YOUR BOY TO GET A SET OF MOVIE STARS The New Britain Trust Co. AT THE CEN TER OF TOWN Very Little Loot Secured by Burgl ho Operated Last Night. Simon Kowalchek, who conducts a 114 Winter street, reported to the police this morning that his place had burglars store at been entered by and 60 cents was the cash rezister. A mrocery store conducted by A. Boukas at 92 Spring street, a short distange from the scene of the other burglary, also was entered last night and the contents of the cash register, said by the proprietor to have been a small amount, was taken. Salvatore Labrato, of 23 Webstdr Hill, reperted to the police this morn- ing that a gold watch and chain were stolen from Mis room about a week ago. during the night aken from The Daughters of Castile will hold a special meeting in K. of C. halj on Main street tonight. The session will be called at 8 o'clock. EANT—RIAY - Next Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock, Greagory J. Vigeant of Waterbury ! and Miss Bertha Klar, daughter of | Mrs. Caroline Klar of 13 Ellis street, | this city, will be married in St. Peter’s church by Rev. Charies Coppens, with ' a nuptial high mass. They will 8> attended by Emerson Wright of this city, and Miss Catherine Klar, sister of the bride. local man. PURE MILK BOTTLED UNDER THE BEST SAN- ITARY CONDITIONS. Mr, Vigeant is.a former T RICHTER & COMPA Members New York Stock Exchange. 31 WEST MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN, Stanley R. Eddy, Mgr. Telcphene We Offer:— GUARANTEED PURE, SWEET AND CLEAN. DROP ME A CARD WILL CALL. PHILIP HUTT NORTH STREET. AND DRIVER 217 @@@@@@@@&@@&fi@@@@@ fotototodetodota] g SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Wednesday Morning Specials almeost given away. 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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 Bldg-~ The Hartford-Connecticut Trust Cor ~Corner Main and Pearl Streets, Hartford Capital $1,250,000. Su-plus Funds, $2,00 Safe Deposnt Boxes, $5 and upwards. Settlement of Estates; Wills drawn withou Foreign Exchange to a!l parts of the wor LETTERS OF CREDIT GENERAL B. Bank by mail. It is safe and saves tim to proteét you Small enough to know you. MONEY DEPOSITED IN OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT ON OR BEFORE THE 3RD OF THE MONTH DRAWS INTEREST FROM THE 1ST THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. 274-276 MAIN STREET Open Saturday Evenings 7—9 P. M.