New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1920, Page 9

Finantial ALL STREET EXCHANGE REPORT Whail Street Close—The K N general rally of the last hour was léed by mo- tors, rubbers and equipflents wi Ayerage prices at highest levels the day. The closing was firm. approximated 800,000 shares. (New York #teok Exohange queisic th of Sales furnishéd by Riehter & Co., Mmembers of the New Tork Stock Exchange): High Low 3214 4% . 38y 134 23 Allle-Chal Mrg m Beet Sag Am Car & Fdy Am Cotton Oil Am H & Leath . 10 m Locomotive 95 m Smelt & Ref 461, Bug R com 102 m Sumata Tob m Tel & Tel Am Tobacco Woolen meonda Cop teh Top & 8 1 Mdwin Loco Balt! & Ohio eth Eteel B kiyn Rap Tran nadian Puac ptral Leath Co hes & Ohlo ‘hi MH & st P *hi Rock Il & T fle Copper ino Cop s ol Fuel & Irom 3214 onsdlidated G N3ty Corn Prod FRef 837 grucible Steel 1307% Fuba Cane Bug . 24 ndicott-Joln 6614 o . : rie 1st ptd jaston, W & en Electrie on Motors (B ) Co Neor pfd H6ls Central spirdtion Cop ter Con nter Con pfd t Mer Mar t Mer Mar pfa t Niekel t. Paper. elly-Spring Tire ennecot opper ck Steel : ohigh Valley. . axwell Motor %, Petroleum. ealn Steel 0. Paciic at. Lead .. Kov on Cop. .. oy Alr Brake. Y. Central f$NHeH orfolk & West o Pacific bhio Olties Ga an Am I' & nnr R 1 D rgh Coal ressed Steel Car ay Con Cop eading op I & S8 oyal D nclair 12 T 134 23 10 12y 23 181 il 14 12914 1514 CLE TEA 0% % § % w "3 142% 19 % FOEN 11 941 0% LA 1037 P 1814 901, 201, 101 % 89 ELE 8T% s214 6314 o XY oIl Ref 100 % ex & Pacific obacco Products. nion Pacifie 125 fhed ¥ luit nited Retall St 8, Food P f Indns Alcho 8 Rubber o 8 Steel & Steel Ptd h Copper a Cur Chemicnl illys Overland Ta A1 aim 1" " Deaths and Funerals, John Carkon formerly a died 1bout Carlson street Norwich He and A John Maple ght at this city He was leaves his wife, The bod city tonigh held fror umdertakin determine re 0ld ughter Il be brought d the funeral \ekson & ¢ rlprs, at a time to ter Absolutely Free won this to win LleAn’ s 950 Close 3 ke “ 11 % e A% 10 1018 wx‘ resident last three ¥ t, m & d ! AL STOCK MARKET TODAY (Furnished by Richter & Co. Staniey R. Eddy, Manager) Hd 120 99 Hfd. Elec. Lt. Southern N E Am Hardware Am. Hosiery Am. Brass Bristol Bra Billings & Spencar Colt's Arms .. Eagle Lock . LI &C N B Machine . Niles-Be-Pond com North & Judd .... Peck, Stow & Wilcox Stanley Works Sundard Screw com scovill Mfg Co Traut & Hine . | Union Mtg. Co, Tel CLEARING HOUSE REPORT. New Tork, Oc¢t. {—New York Clearing Henme statement Dwchanges Balance . ..9897,901.459 108,367,358 CITY ITEMS v By play of World's Series at Casino Bowling Alleys.—Advt The finance committee of the school board met at 4 o'clock this af- térnoon, ! A one week's retreat was (~Dlned! at St. M s church lest evening by Fatber Stanislaus aof the Passionate Order of Missionaries. There will be masdcs avery motrding at 30 and § o'clock and at 7:30 in the eveming, the women attending. The retreat for the men. will begin Wednesday evening at 7:30 and will close at the 8 o'clock winss Sunday morning. See Pro-slate cottage put up in one day at Berlin fair grounds. City Coal and Wood Co.—advt Peter Treamofolokia, aged 18 years of Franklin avenue, Hartford, fell frem an auto truck on the Plain- villo road last evening, and sustained an injury to his head. He was treat- ed at the New Britain General hos- pital. The school sfoned off:ers Rocheéster, N. Y.—Samucl Gompers, | president of the American Federation l of Labor, recently took his first air- | plané trip. Gompers had an important ] address to deliver here, but missed | VETERANS ASSO. TO INSPALL OFFICERS Men Who Saw Sertice on Forcign Soll Wi} Henceforth Have Strong Organization Here. for the non-commis- of Co. M Staté Guard will commence séssions this eveninzg at the State Armory on Arch stroet. The 4rill season for Company M will sturt Thursday of this week. Plans are being perfocted for the opening of a drive for members by the Gerstaceker lodge, 1. O. O. F, d will begin November 1, when a Mree class will be initiated On Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- v of this week, a tridium for the m of 8t. Joseph's parish will be vén br Father O'Flannery of the Salette Order. Saturday afternoon 4 evening there will be confessions r mer of theé parish and they will communion at 7 o'clock mass morning. slasses at the State Trade wder supervision of Director Halt will begin this eveninz. Registr@tions can be made at the Vo- eationa' High school on Bassett syreet. It hea been announced that Mrs, Jpseph 'Alsop of Avon. one of the pFomin suffrage leaders in this jate, Wil address the assembly at theé reprblican rally to be held in Bardeck’s hall, Thursday evening, Ogtober 14. Lawyer Robert T.. Munger of Anson will also speak. Hon. Everpgft ). Lake, republican nominee for governer, will be {he principal speaker., . Danlel Lowney by Officer Thomas dArunkennéws. . Mr. and Mre. J. W. Vernet are re- ceiving congratulations on the birth of a %o, born at the New Britain hospitdl. Mrs. Verney was fotmieriy Mime Helena Gllbey. Play by play of World's Seriss Carino RBa Ming Alleya-——Advt Mre, W m Cronin and family of New Huv. W were, the guests of Mr. ana Mrs. James K. Curtin, of Farm- Mgtod avenue, over Sunday Phodnix lodge 1. O. O. F. will meét Weanesday evening. Ths inilory degree will be worked under tha di. of Degree Master Henry National Aidé-de-Camp Claude Hart of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will mugter the local post into the na- tional organifation tomorrow evening at O U. A. M. hall, on Main street. Commander James D. McKenna and the other officers elected at the first meeting, held last week, will be in- stalled in office and a camp adjutant will be elected. The post will also take up the matter of selecting a fname by which it is to be desigpated in the futuré. The names of several Joeal soldiers who lost their lives in the world war are being considered. All who are elected to membership to- morrow evening will be classed as charter members. The local post was Adjutant Hart of Lieut. Caldwell Colt Robinson post, Hartford, last week and the officers weére named. Anyone who served in foreign waters or on foreign soil during any war in which thé United States participated from 1847 to 1919 is eligible to member- | ehip. Any soldier who erved at Nogales, Arizona, August 27, 1918 will also be admitted as the rout of H Mexicans at Nogales on that terminated in a battle across lhe[ SIMPLE FUNERAL organized by, was arrested today | ¥eeney for | Not Even Music Or Emlogy at Serv- jces for Ex-Scmator Muorray Crane at Dalton, Mass. Dalton, Mass.,, Oect. 4. —Simplicity in keeping with his way of life, marked the funeral today of W. Mur- ray Crane, former U. ®. senator, ex- governor of Massachusetts and mil- fionaire manufacturer. The body in a flower banked casket lay in the hall of the great house on the hill while neighbors, mi orlkers, clarks, chil- dreén and -, politics and ¢ iends from near stroame past for a farew ew. There iollowed a plain sercice of seripture réading, hymn re- eital ©ad prayer after wh church bells tolled and the family embling in private in the village cemetery = short distance from the Crane estatc listened to the bu ritual. There was no hint of eulogy except possibiy in the prayver and music kina at Tsabella Circle of Tsabelld will #Hant o' clook. The loeal polt night that Pred be Fred Bola of National Daughters meet this evening at ¢ weére advised believed iAst Lowi to this was murs dered at Legomier, Indicna A deserip. tion of Pel¥ who formerly lived on Bassett strpnt wae for cirded to the polies at | gonier. . Sumtl Pymgo took aftarnoon ¢ a 2 frame dweding to strest at oxt of Miss Ma § O'Connell and Mise May Cahill too-fan automobile trip ov the Manas | Trail with friends from Torrington |yesterday. Wateh i} our ¢ sale 24 in tomor- row's pa Axelrod’s Pharmacy, Park street|—aavt Chariés T Duffy of 24 Grand street, no of any VOLZ REPORTED ‘ll Voiz of 94 B word of the ¥red Volz. The the man, who under the had been IDERED. ssett strect death messaze traveled name of murdered in pérmit this one family on Oak Arthur G has received his brother, that of e stated with a circus Frank Lewis, Ligonier, Ind. SPECIAL NOTICE SCANDA THE “OLD ROM . BLUW O to Buffalo. So the labor airplane and ar- for the speech. e shows Gompers i the togs of the aviator. his leadex rived here The pictur plane in full togs JANAITAS—GRABOSKI train chartered an in time CHARIES A COMISAEY l ; | —— Charles A. Comiskey * could hardly talk as empire — his IFollowing the® indictment Chicazo Local Man to Take Cromwell Girl As “the old Roman | he saw his e ; White sox. tottering Bride in Cromwell Church morrow Morning. , of eight of his star players on charges of throwing the world's series last ye: to Cincinnati, Comiskey immediately suspended them, wrecking his club's pennant chances. - The wedding of John J son of Mrs. Teckla Janaas Sexton street, this city, to Miss Mar- tha J. Graboski, daughter of Mz G of Cromwell, will place at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning al the Cathclic church in Cromwell | They will be attended by Miss ]l-‘lonl Gabroski, sister of the bride and Stanley Janaitas, byother of the groom. Rev. Darwin will perform the ceremony. th are well known locally. Mr. Janaitas is an active member of the Kosciusko post and is an ex-service man. He is at present financial secretary of that post. DEMOCRATS TO MEET. A meeting of the democratic committee will be held this evening in the offices of Lawyer David I. Dunn, chairman of the committee. At that time plans for the reception of Secretary of War Newton Baker will be discussed and committees will be named to perfect details for the meeting. aboski, take town B9 RICHTER & Member New York Stock Exchange Hartford, Conn. Charter SPRINGFIELD, 6 Central Row NEW BRITAIN, Jewell Beltmg Company 8<% Preferred Stock Net Quick, $300 per share. B8 B9 B8 B B4 Total, 400 per share, Net earnings for the past five years have avel over five times the dividend requircments on stock. RESTRICTIONS—This efully safeguarding stockholders. guarded by restrid issuc is SPI CI,\L CIRCULAR ON RLQI EST. H. L. JUDD . JUDD W. T. Sid jUDD & CO. / BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT ;Telephones, 181 23 WEST MAIN ST.,, N Investm Local Stocks We Offer— 50 SHARES OF NEW BRITAIN MACH] 8 PER CENT. PREFERRED. JOHN P. KEOGH Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York. 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Send 10c for Trial Size. a liberal sample of l(mnlllS (GRANULES) G For INDIGESTION Mail this “ad” today with name of paper and your address to SCOTT & BOJ/NE MAKERS ION SCOTT'S EM BLOOMFIELD, {i. J. aad Miss Miry Agnes Cooney of 164 Eim street, were granted « marridge ll)rmq- this afternoon Play reino Clan Douglas, 130, at meeting tomorrow night, Oct. 5th, will make arraungements regarding tthe Torrington visit, also take action A Moming Dish of rape:Nuts makes for im- proved health and better energy for the days work. The Sugar Saver R T TS RS TR PRI | ‘ the regular by Sy Rowling Alleys. - John For operated hospital of World's Series st Advt er of Meadow street was pon this morning at the RIAVGE IJCEXSES ¢ Tesued M-‘ Prom the fown Clerk’s Office owing marriages issudd from lerk: — liconses ofice of the the to Pet and street| owak of 200 High Agnes Depa of fano Bonello of 26 Frank- street, COFFEE ORIGINATED BY MR 'WASHINGTON IN 1909 G. Washingion Sales Co. Inc.. 522 Fith Avenve. New York Cicy 77 Grove i nd Miss Annie Colopinte nley street: Wikllatt Mar- 620 Main streét and Miss ott of the sameé address; key of 13 Griswold street, athalié Hanson of 18 Buell 8. Ralin of 25 Lyon sireet, bel Elizabeth E6yi¢ of the EY .‘.4(