New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1920, Page 9

‘Financial ALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS Wall Street, lag pping tended (Was flrm, 00 shares Close.—Rails continued In later deal Olls, food. and various special ssue o | their gains. T closing Sales npproxima auotations | members of the | (New arnish w ¥ York Stock Exchange by Richter & Co rk Stock Exchange) Sept High 35 3. 1920 { Low Close lia-Chalmers a Beet Sugar .. m Can m Car & Fdy Am Loco m Smelt & Reof m Sug Ref com m Sumat Tob L1101 8615 o8 nacon Copper t Gulf & West I ldwin Loco 138 110% | Gaston, Balt & Ohio . Barrett Co ... Beth Steel B . BRT Canadian Pac Central Leather Ches & Ohio Chi ML & St Chi Rock 1 & Chile Copper Chino Copper ‘ol Fuel & fron ‘ons G ‘orn | Cructble Cuba Cane Ref cel Sugar Ist pfd W & Gen Motors Goodrich (B F) Co Gt Nor pfd Ilinols entral w i Ins Copper 'nterboro pfd Int Mer Mar Int Mer Mar Int Nickel Int Paper Kelly Springfield Kennec Copper Lack Steel Lehigh Valley Max Motor Mex Petroleum Midvale Steel Missouri P Nat Lead Nev Cons N Y Central VY\'“&”RR. Norfolk & West ptd Assortment When you buy a Hat that you expect to wear all win- ter, you want to see a few to choose from. Not 3 Hats but dozens of 'em. Then your face as well as your head will be suited. Our assortment is a great big one—$8 as usual. (X O™ GREATDAYSof CARNIVAI AND MERRYMAKING Mardi Gras at Capitol Park September 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Tickets Being Distributed All This Week For th GIFTS GALORE To Be Awarded On Every Attraction —— BATHING In Water Pure Enough to Drink in Finest Swimming Pool in New England. Open Daily From 10 a m.wllp.m. THE FIVE FLYl’NG HERBERTS In Thrilling Trapeze Performances—FREE Matinee Prices Throughou t Week Band Concerts Afternoons and Evenings Elr S D’J@@El@@E]El@D@EE@E@EEE@E@EEE@E}ED@ The SOVEREIGNS TRADING CO. 160 Main Street —GROCERY SPECIALS— 2 Campbell's Beans 25¢ 2 Campbell's Soup FEvpporated Milk 2 Sterling Baking Powder (1 Ih. cans) 3 Ibs. Baking Beans kfast Cofr 2 1bs, Royal Uncéda Biscults Pure Cider Vincgar Ginger Ale Rolled Onts ., _— —DAIRY SPECIALS— v Crackers Case $3.80 2—25¢ 2 » Fine Old Cheese Froesh Fggs Westorn Eggs o Tub Butter it Butter . . EUY 5 63 85¢ oz Quality Food Purveyors GRANULATED SUGAR SATURDAY ONLY 3 FRUITS AND VEGETABLE POTATOES SWEET POTATOES MUSKMELONS N DEW \IF LONS FEARLY ORDERS SOLICITED WFE DELIVER THE GOODS ojoloolooionloicinlo 16% Ibs 90c North Ame Northern F Pure Oil ... Pan Am P & T | Penn R R | | Rep 1 & & | Royal D, | Studehaker Pittsburgh € Pressed Steel Car Ray Cons & p ., O ¢ r Ol RNef loss-8 Steel & outhern Pac uthern RNy P i | Texas o . 301 Texas & Pac | Tobacco Prod Union Pac | United Fruit United Retail St U 8 Food Prod U 8 Indus Alco | U 8 Rubber Co U 8 Steel . U 8 Steel pfd Utah Copper Willys Overland | LOCAL STOCK | MARKET TODAY | shed by Richter ind Co. Sianley R. Eddy, Manager) S Tifa Elec Light Southern N E Am Hardware Am Hoslery . Am Brass Bristol Brass Billings & Spencer Colt's Arms Eagle Lock LF&C et N B Machine ..... Niles-Be-Pond com N&J Peck, Stow & Wilcox Stanley Works ndard Scrow Scovill Mfg Co Traut & Mine Union Mfg Co com O’ 3.—New CLEARING New York. Sept House statement Exchanzes Balances York Cleartr $500.64291¢ 80,471,282 | | | | | | for some time : absence or day work, and if the | tola | ernment told him to discontinue FAFN]R VS LANDERS Factory League Leaders Will Settle Onc-all Tie Walnut Tomorrow at Hill Park. will at New Britain's baseball classic be displayed tomorrow afternoon 2 o'clock at Walnut Hill park when Landers and Fafnirs will clash for the third and last time this year. Kach team has registered a win over the other and there is much speculation as to the outcome of tomorrow’s con test. Joey Fitzpatrick and Chick Stanley will oppose one another on the mound with Coirkins stopping them or Fafnirs and Holeran catch- ing for Landers. In the sccond game on Diamond No 1. the New Britain Ma&hine and Stan- ley Rule and Level The first game on Di will bring the nley Works and Corbins together and in the sccond contest Russell and Erwin will play Hart & Hutchinson DOL. \\ \"I"Il I, ON FORCE Officer Who 'I'\ll'nfll in Resignation Has Not Left Police Department Patrolman Thomas C. Dolan, who a few weeks ago handed in his resiz- | a member of the police de- | partment, to take effect last Wednes- day, is still on duty. Chairman Patrick F. King of the police com- mission today said that it was at his suggestion that the officer was con- tinuing his duties According to Mr. King, him recently that when he first | spoke of leaving the department, he took the matter up with Chief Raw- lings. The officer said that he ex- plained to the chief that in view of his physical disability that both gov- and local medical men had night work He reported aving sought a six months leave of | board the resignation nation = the officer | is as could not grant this was to take effect Mr, King said today that the matter of the leave of | absence had not been reported to the { board, and in view of this he has | callea the attention of the bhoard, which may take action later Phones 1025, 1026, —MEAT SPECIALS— Milk Fed Chickens Milk Fed Fowl ... Native Broilers Legs Spring La Boneless Pot Top Round Steak Native Calves’ Liver Honeycomb Tripe Pickled Pigs' Feet .. 2 Shanks of Ham Cottage Hams 15¢ 1b Ihs 30¢ S0¢ m in TCATESSEN SPECTALS Minced Ha dellied Frankfurts Boiled Ham ried Beef, Etc. n Corned Beel ml[ElEIEEE | ing of the i ler | kie of 14 { ten | Brooklyn | nouncea | Further i Gerard, e EEEEREREE @@@@@@@@@@@@ PERS ONALS Mrs avenue relatives in H. L. Mills and day from their Maine M. lullen a short of Farmington visit with returned to- camp at Nebec lake, Deaths and Funerals. as Wilson. received here last even- death of Rev. Thomas Wil- which occurred yesterday in Baltimore. Father ars of for a num- years of the church Monroe. and Law- Ku will at- be held Baltimore Word was son noon aiter- Wilso was 73 ber of Catholic He sister ye agze w was in pastor Iortress survived by Patrick Wilson of 100 sireet, and Mrs. Catoherine Olive street. They funeral which will morning from: the brother tend his Monday it.uhuh:nl Nancy Rizzi, the 19 d ter of M. and Mrs. J 280 High street, died funeral held this afternoon, and burial in Mary's new ceme- tery, NORWALK’S SCHOOL CRISIS Able was was 1,500 Children May Not Be to Go to School on September T—No Teachers Given as Reason. Norwalk's have every education in Nor- South Norws 4,500 scheol prospect of going without this year. Not one teacher walk has signed a contract with the board education, givir then reason the rcfusal of the board of es- timate and taxation appropri; sufficient money to the salaries fixed by the board education in contracts to them k. Sept children of as to pay of ive offered last June Mayor fused to estimate cient money manded of the city dren and the erican L take the matter up with the state’ board of education, it was stated to- day. The schools scheduled to open \'cplnlnhr\r 7 FREIGH’I‘ TRAIN STOLEN Blamcd Jeremiah Donovan as re- call a special meetir board to appropr to meet the the Teachers rents of of the suffi- by association it are “Outls Switchmen for Taking Train for Joy Ride to Ben- sonville—Crews and Strikers Clash. 3.—The freight train night by a band of be members of the Chicago, d here last n believed to striking “outlaw™ found early today near sonville, 111, with the throttlie wide open and the-twenty-nine freight cars apparent- 1y untouched Several Dbattles Sept between freight crews and bands of striking switch- men who never regained their jobs, preceded the theft of the train, which occurred shortly before midnight in the Chicago, Milwaukec and St. Paul yards ag Cicero. Thomas Whije, the engineer, was driven from his post at the point of a gun and when Bert Zimpone, the fire- man, resisted, he was badly beaten Railroad officials believe the throttle had been pulled wide open and the train abandoned by the band who stole it. It had apparently run down for lack of steam Five suspects taken into custody. MURDERER AT LARGE Providence, Ii. 1. Sept. 3. police of this citly and East Provi- dence were running down clues today in connection with the murder of Rose \". McKenna and the of William Deignan, her fiance, the latter's’ automobile on the rington Parkway in East Providence last night. Deignan, who had veen © ed to Miss McKenna for five yvears was at the Rhode Island hospital a critical condition. No motive for has heen found. in the crime DIV lll' Waterford, sult of striking PARALYZE Sept. 3.—As a re- his head on bottom. following a dive from Rumrill's dock here, last night. Raymond Brooks vears old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burtu Brooks of this piace is at the point of death, sufferir from a° fractured vertebhrae hemorrha spinal cord dove of aboat ten f into shallow and his body, completely from the he down, w the water by con-janior Conn., STRIK York, Sept 00 Britmh failed of no The announced shoremen em- piers in today ana strike ployed fon steamship materialize all of on 10 ally lines of worl the ranks North today Officials vi defections from neshoreme apparent striking 1 n on Vso was this morning for the when he stepped prison at Wethersfield sentence of 18 awatomobile when h state after finishing months He will for theft of an face u like ch ficld ar aid he will | him in he is a Roston Sprir vieted there - waiting s out TS James w former r to Ger- many, ha cepted the chairmanship of the finance committee of the demo- cratic. national committee it was an- today at democrs New York, nounced here were | CITY ITEMS With the Ireummer the Y. M. C has as yet, to fill their vacancies. The Y. M. C. A. dormitory that has { recently been opened in the Hart | house on Court streer, is being well | Steady roomers are more | at the house than fransients, these welcome as well. Mrs. Clarence Tucker of street are receiving con- on the hirth of a son leaving of and Ralph V. Farrell vf A.. September 15, there been no successors named Louis although Mr Ple zratu born are and 27 sant tions morning A. Duncan. instructor in the school, has moved into his ence of Seftan drive. Mitchell Walnut street Amherst College this making arrangements thise fall of 117 Whiting t and Mrs. Doerr of Shuttle | avenue n a automobile Massachuse Charles Stepplar Lix street extension has been transferred to the N-ray department of the Medical Cc the army. He expects ! leave soan for the Philippine At present he is stationed at Upton George Gramme trance Pilz 0. E Pauline Tow trip th of coln Charles Gigl of the | Typewriter Exchange day for Atlantic City spend his vacation. New RBritain will leave Sun- were he awill - Merwin Johnston of Main street has left for Newport after spending a twa weeks furlough here. H. Webster of Carlton street. com- plained to the police today that his had been bitten by a dog. The | animal was caught by Mr. Webster. and has no registration tag on tho collar. The dag warden has been noti- fied. John Coszrove of 212 complained to the j was assaulted in the boiler room at Landers, Frary & Clark company, He was referred to the prosecuting attor- Main sireet, e today that he ney A son was born this morning at the New Britain General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson of 83| Lyon street CARRIED CONCEAL Adalph Rudzi v day by Fede Main strect, 2D WEAPON s arrested to- anti, on " the officer had dis- hooting | covered that the man was following him from place to place, At the police station. a blackjack was found in tudzinski's clothes, and besides a charge af drunkenness, carrving con- cealed weapor registered on the police blotter the accused. SUGAR REDUCE New Y . Sept 3.—Announce- ments made today brinz prices for re- fincd sugar to about the same h.\.\w’ at which “second-hand” or speculi. tors’ stocks recently have been selling. is 1gainst ULSTER M NG. S urgent and says an official re- port, was transacted at the meeting of the Ulster unionist council today in connection with the ave situa- tion facing loy Honolulu, Spet Japan has de- clared her intention of keeping troops at Viadivostok wuntil security of life and property is guaranteed, accord- ing ta reports to Tokio cables to Hochi a Japanese newspaper here. RICHTER & COMPA Members New York Stock Exchange. 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN. CQ Stanley R. Eddy, Mgr. Telephone We Offer:— 50 American Hardware 50 Colt’s 50 Landers, Frary & Clark 50 New Britain Machine 50 North & Judd - 50 Niles, Bement & Pond 50 Stanley Works —At the Market— H. L. JUDD, F. G. JUDD JUDD & CO. Investment Securities 23 WEST MAIN STRELT, Telchone 1815 — l. WE OFFER:— 50 Shares of Landers, Frary & Clar JOHN P. KEOGH Member Cousolidated 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 Blag.—-Tel. Clty Advertlsement SLATER l(OA\ID BUILDING LINES, Notice is hereby given that a hear- ing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 201, City Hall, at 7 o'clock p. m., Tuesday, September T, 1920, on the establishment of build- ing lines on Slater Road, between West Main street and Clinton street. All interested persons are invited to be present at said hearing, if they see cause, and be heard in relation to same. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, G. H. Johnson, Secretary. TARRANT & Hi UNDERTAKER; 33 MYRTLE ST., East End O Jubilee St., Tel. 1451 Lady Attendant—Frece Use o Orders Taken for Upho Tel. 1625-32 Any Hour, Day . FUNERAL DIRE Andrews & Doolittle THE FUNERAD HO) Office and Parlors 15 Wi Lean Fresh Shoulders Milk Fed Fancy Fowls .. Lean Bacon Large Meaty Prunes Selected Fresh Eggs Challenge M Campbell’s Milk Crackers tic | Legs of Lamb Lamb Chops Fores of Lamb —BEEF— Prime Rib Roasts Chuck Roasts Boneless Pot Reoasis . . .. Plate Beef Beef Liver / : Fresh Grourd Hamburg . { (4] Prime Corned Beef ..... ] ) D ) ) ) o ) ) ) ) 2 ) ) ) ) ) @E}E}E@@EE@E@EDE@@EE@@@@ Large Cans Fancy Mackerel Evaporated Apples large pkg Pork and Beans —LAMB— Genuine Spring Lamb Prime Quality Only T e A0 326 IE]@IEIE!E]EIEIIEIEIIEIEIE]E@@@E@Efl@@@@@fil@@@@@@fil@@ SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AT . THE PUBLIC MARKE 436 MAIN STREF T, OPPOSITE EAST MAIN STREET. “HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS AT ECONOMY PRICES.” Lean Smoked Shoulders ...... Ib Cottage Hams ................ 1b Calves Liver '.................. Ibd vee... Ib 25¢ vev... b 50¢ b 35¢ A LARGE SHIPMENT OF WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR ........ 1b 20c 45¢ 58¢ 21c 30c 25¢ 20¢ Large Cans Red Alaska Salmon ... 2 Seedless Raisins ....... large pkg Fancy Creamery DButter .. Evaporated Milk Comet Rice .. Campbell’'s Soups 2 for o Libby’s Corned Beef FULL LINE OF FRESH VEGEDABLES AND FRUITS —VEAL— Milk Fed Veal oAl b 1 1b 33 Legs of Veul o Breasts of Veal ; Fancy Veal Chops Vesal For Pot Pie Shoulders of Veal —PORK— Fresh Eastern Pork Roast Pork Lean Pork Chops Home Made Sausage Meat Sait Pork Fresh Spare Ribs Salted Spare Ribs Link Sausage Honeycomb Tripe . Pickled qus Feet .. ... 1b 40¢ ...... b ..... 1b 20¢