New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1920, Page 11

WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS (New Tark Stock Exchange quotations furnished by Richter & Co. members of the w Tork Stock Exchange) High a4 Low Close Allis-Chal Mfg Am Beet Sug .. Am Can 3 Am Car & Wy .133% Am Cotton Ol 23% Am Locomotive 55 Am Smelt & Ref 633 Am Sug R{ com 106 Am Sumatra Tob 895 Am Tel & Tel . 98% Am Tobacco ...140% Am Wodlen . ... e Anaconda Cop . Ateh Top & 8 F 88% Baldwin Loco 1115% Balti & Ohio ... 47% Barrett Co .. 120 Beth Steel B TI% Brk Rapid Tran 131 Canadlan Pac 128 % Cen Leath Co .. 44% Ches & Ohio 65 Chi Mil & St. P 43% Chi Rock Isl & P 397 Chile Copper 147% Chino Cop 274 Cofsolidated Gas 88'% Comn Prod Ref . S43% Crueible Steel 132 Cubn Cune Sug . 36% Endicott-John 6614 Eri 19% Erie 1st pfd 20 Gen Electric ...141% Gew Motors 19 Good (B F) Co . 50% Gt Northern ptd 88% Inspiration Cop 46% Inter Con 6% Inter Con pfd . 15 nt Mer Mar pfd Int Nickel Int Paper .. . Kelly 8pfd Tire Kennacot Copper Lack Steel Lohigh Valley Maxwell Motor Mex. Potrolenm Midvale Steel Missourd Pacific N Y Air Brake Y Central NY. NH&H Vorfolk & Weat North. Pacific Pure O .o Pan Am P & T.. %1% Pittaburgh Coal. 681 3% ar 1808, 389 0% LER) i 16 % 103 % 0% 19 Prgoned Steel Car 96 % Ray Con Cop 15 Reading Royal D, N Y Sinclair Ol Hloss-8 Steel & Southern Pac Bouthern Rall $tudebaker Co fFexas Co an & Pac bacco Prod Union Pac United FFruit United Itetall 8 Food Prod L& Indus Alco . U 8 Rub Co ... U 8 Steel § Steel prd gmh Copper r Chem ~Overland LOCAL STOCK MARKET TODAY (Furnished by Tichter & Co. stanley It Kddy, Manager) 61% LAY 79 11% Hta Fiec. Lt uthern N E. m Hardware Am Hoslery Am Brass Bristol Brass Pillings & Spencor ‘l'l Arms gle Lock F&cC K. B. Machine Nilen-Be-ond North & Judd Peck, Stow & Wilcox Stanley Works Standard Screw Scoville Mfg Co Praut & Hine Union Mfg. Co MARRIED TODAY com com Arthur Stotts Takes Miss Williams As His Bride. son of Mrs. Lil- n Stotts of West Pearl street, and Miss dys Anna Willlams, daughter of Mrs. Anna Willlams of 468 Stanley firect were married at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Trinity Methodist piscopal church parsonage. 7 hey ere united in marriage by the John L. Davis, pastor of the chuich he couple were attended by Howard otts, & brother of the bridegroom d Miss Mary Scheidler Mr. Stotts I8 employed at the Stan. ey Rule and Level company otfice and Miss Willlams has been employ- ed at the New Britain Machine com- pany office * PARMER- LABOR RALLY. The local branch of the Farmer- fabor party have,secured Parley P @hristensen of Utah. to speak at a Illy that will be held in Turner wll this evening Mr, Christensen ¢ party predidential will begin at TARRANT & HAFFEY UNDERTAKEKS 23 MYRTLE ST., East End Office, 153 Jubllco Tel. 1431-3 fady Attendant—Free Use of Parlors Orders Taken for U rthur F. Stotts. nominee clock NEW BRI TAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1920. 1| THE BOYS IN THE OTHER CAR weLL ! welLL ! LOOK wHO'S HERE _THE OL POKER KInG HiMsELE — Some Boy! OuUR MONEY YO WON THE OTHER DAY wAS WORTH THE PRIVILEGE OF WATCHING YOU PLAY ~—The League of Nations is negotiating building to for 100,000 purchase i another | pounds. The | picture shows the National Hotel, the | leading hotel here, which was recent- Iy purchased by the League for 240,- 000 pounds (about $1,000,000). The league has made offers for the pur- N Camp Wylle, Utah—The cliffsides served as balcony seats for the out- door cermonies here in dedication of Zion National Park. The ceremonies were conducted by Stephen D. Mather, U". & director of national parks, and President Heber J. Grant of the Mor- mon church (shown below viewing the cliffs) took a prominent part. Brigham Young founder of the Mor- mon settiement, named the wonder- Above, two Utah girls, Mona Ruth Dalley ful park Woodbury (left) and right) are sitting on one of the cliff balconies watching the dedication ex- EW NATIONAL _}oeov — T HOPE HE SITS Pown — A BT == ST, HE LOOKD LEARY OF \F HE DONT oowwn T'LL KOOCK '™ Down — HES GOoT MY 'BY GROVE (4 OTHER DAY —TO ST DOwWwN —THEY HAVE A coDE To CET = chase of smalier vil around Geneva, in preparation the first meeting of the assembly the League of Nations here in cember. activities, hotels and rents have soared from vEeEL las for of De- As a result of the League's 50 to 100 per cent in Geneva and there s much grumbling among the lo population. PARK DEDICATED cal CITY ITEMS Exclusiva agents Stetson Shoes. Besse-Leland Co —advt. Ladies’ Auxiliary of the New Britain Boys' club, held a meeting in the club house last night, Regular business was transacted and three new members were enrolled. Tabs’ fair, Bardeck's hall, 2 to November 1.—advt. The Home Banking and Realty Company has sold for Mr. Valentine B. Chamberlain a two family dwelling Forest street to F. Sumier Tay- October on lor. Vanck Kobelis of 27 Lee street was arrested today on a warrant charging he assaulted his wife. * fair, Bardeck’'s hall, o November 1.—advt. The Good Mother ewing club wili meet at the home of Mrs. Edws Parker on Cherry street this even- ing The New deavor Unien Octobet Britain Christian En- will hild its annual meeting Friday cvening October § in the Newington Congregational church. All from this city de attend are requested to take the Hartford trolley from the center. chur olaiel B red etaon etaointeaoi | WILBER—HASON NUPTIALS ville Man Takes New Britnin Girl N. J., This Plai As Bride in Elizabeth, Afternoon. William B. Wilber, Jr., of 34 Wash- ington street, Plainville, and Mi 1l beth Mason of 14 Warlock street, this city, were quietly married in Elizabeth. N. J., this afternoon. Rev. Mr. Smith, pastor of the Baptist church of that place performed the ceremony. They were attended by Walter Mason, brother of the bride, and Mrs. Mason, us matron of honor. They left on a short wedding trip after the ceremony and on their return, will make their hom: in Plainville, re siding on Washington street. Miss Mason is employed at the Landers, Frary and Clark company office and recently moved here from Rastern Shore, Md. Mr. Wilber is an_ ex- service man and works in the Bristol Mills in Plainville. MUNICIPAL PIGGERY Health Department Chairman and Superintendent Collecting Data For Proposed Addition at Town ¥arn. + - Frank Zwick, chairman, and Jesse R Harris. syperintendent of the board of health, are planning the formation of n municipal vig- gery the nucleus of which will be the pigs now owned by the char- ity department and being fed on of- fal from the municipal slaughter house. While there would be a financial advantage in the establish- ment of. such a piggery, Dr. Zwick says, the chief advantage sought would be more eff nt garbage lection about the city Whether the project is received or not. the chairman is the opinion that a change in policy of garbage collection must made next June at any rate DUFF] Wedding Morning St. Mary’s Church. St. Mar church was the scsene of a very pretty October wedding this morning, when Charles E. Duffy took for his bride Miss Mae Cooney. The ceremony was performed ' by Rev. John T. Winters, pastor. During the mass Miss Katheen Walsh sang, ac- companied by Francis May, violinist. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Rita Cooney as maid of honor; and, Attorney David L. Dunn acted as best man. The brode wore a dress of brown chiffon velvet. with large" picture hat to match, trimmed with burnt orange ostrich, and carried a shower bouquet of Erin-Ward roses. The bridesmaid wore a dr of rhein- deer color pan satin, with ostrich hat to match and carried chrysanthe- mums. A wedding breakfast was served at the Hotel Heublein . Hartford, after which Mr, and Mrs. Duffy left on a short wedding trip to Philadelphia. col- favorably of the Pretty at MARRIAGE LICE) Marriage licenses were i afternoon as follows: Percy liams of 40 Hart street, a clerk, and Miss Anna E. Jacobson of Kast Hampton, a school teacher; Arthur F. Stotss of West Pearl street, a clerk, and Miss Gladys Williams of 468 Stanley street, a stenogapher; Leno Pucci of 211 Oak street, a fac- tory hand, and Miss Dolly Ravannini of 65 South street. POLAND ASKS FOOD Washington, Oct. —Poland, | through it legation here, made in- | formal request of the state depart- | ment today for the extension of aid | by the United States to Poland in the | form of food supples. 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Nat'l Bank Blig.- VANNAIS, TROUB & C CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTAN AUDITS SYSTEMS MUTUAL BLDG. 30 ASYLUM ST., 150 NASSAU ST., INCOME TAX REP NEW BRITA HARTFORD, CON NEW YORH LOCAL MEN IN TROUBLE M. Brown and Harry Bernstein, of are scheduled to appear in court at Springfield, Mass., as the re- sult of having been caught with a this eity, According to information, the cargo consisted of eight barrels of liquor, and was being taken to Worcester, Mas Brown claims the shipment was being made for the government. cently. TRINITY GRAVEYARD BECOMES = HIGH The first Amphion tain SCHOOL , N{ regular mee! Dramatic club High school wa { yesterday afternoon. The ;in truck: load of liquor at Springfield re- | charsg of the directo) C. Guilford. Plans for tivities were discussed. new members will be sq fore the close of the pif With the admittance bf n officers for the ensuing’y . clected. A POPULAR NOON “LUNCHI New York—*Where you eatin’ to- | ble °" asks Tillie, who sells ribbons, 1o _her girl-friend in the glove de- pariment. Back floats the answer “Trinity Graveyard, days to beat H. C, L. and al grave with a nice .m for a back rest is a p Miss Ida Schnurr cutt] living with Miss Mg