New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1920, Page 11

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NEW BRITAI'\ DAlLY HERALD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1920. Financial ]] l WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS Wall street closo—High grade rails and oils led the lise to higher levels 4" the Iast hour, further short cov ring ensulng as the rate for call loans declined to 6 per cent. The dlose was strong. Sales approximated 750,000 shares (New TYork Stork Exchange turnished by Richter & Co, mombers Naw York Stock Exchange) “Alis-Chalmer Mf 34% Am Beet Sugar % Am Can . Am Car & Fdy.) 1 Am Cotton Oil Am H & Leather 10% Am Locomotive. 981, Am Smelt&Refin 60 Am Sug Rf com. 104 Am Sumat Tob ox div Tel & Tel Am Tobacco Am Woolen Anaconda Copper X div 3 Atch Top & 8 | At Guif&West 1,148 Baldwin Loco ..116% Balt. & Ohlo LLEN Parrett Co 1 Beth &teel B Bklyn Rap Tran Canadian Pac quetations of the 4% 2 T 33y 147y 1014 97 % 508 Am 140 Central Leath Co 43 Ches & Ohto 659, < ChEMI & St P Ohl Rock 1«1 & I “hile Copper Chine Copper ‘onsolidated Gas 8T Corn .Prod Rel. §b Crucible Steel x div Opba Cane Sugar Blk Morn Endicot-Johnson Erie . Erle 1at pta Gaston W & W General Electric General Motors Goodrich R | Gt North prd {Ilinols Inspiration Coppr 43 % fnterborough Con Interboro Con pf 137% Int Mer Marine. 181 Int Mer Marin pf 72 Int Nickel |:‘. fot Paper 6 Kelly uml T xDv 3 ‘Kean Cop Lack .'~'|y Lehigh Vai Max Mot Mex ' Pet Midv #11 x div Mis Pac N Y Centeal NYNH&N Nort & West North Pac Pure Ol ran Am P & T Penn R N Plerce. At Pitts Coal Pressed st Ray Con Cop Itending Itep 1&K x div Hoyal D N ¥ “ine O Ne Sloss § Stl & | South ¥ South Tiail studsdaker Co Texas o Tex & Pac Tob Prod .... Trans Oil 'nion Pae United Fruit United Ttet st 1" & Food Prod 4 Indus Alco Rub Co x div o 1 s &1 prd Utah Cop ¢ Car Chem x div 60 % Witlys Over 1% oUsE Coal, 2 [ 197 anng 6y 110 187 s 503 LH) Central 88Ty 79 T CLEARING New 0TI 104,331,332 SHOWER T0 MISS MOORE Fnjoyable ried Wednesday Morning, T« Guest of Friends at Soclal—Will e Mar- Misses Helon Miss of a At the home of the and Mary Monaees of Belvidere, Ella J. aumber of her friends last evening ul a miscellaneous shower. Miss Moora is to become the bride of T. Frank Markham. The ceremony will be por tormed next Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's church Aboue 30 friends of Miss Mooro were present at the shower last eve- ning. Many gifts were presented her. Puffet luncheon was served. followed by games and vocal and instrumental musical selections. The home waa tastefully decorated in green and white. Moore was the guest LEGION ADJUTANT Indianapolis, Oct Polles of Seattle, Wash., has been re sppointed national adjutant the American Legion for the coming vear it was announced at headquarters of the legion here today $11.000,000 IN GOLD New York, Oct, 15.—A shipment of 15.—Lemuel | gold valued at about $11,000,000 con- igned to tho Federal Reserve bank arrived here today on the steamship BEAUTY TEACHES HA RDING TO EAT “RAISINS AND CREAM” -?i- - Marion. O.—Miss Violet Oliver i “Queen of Raisins.” King of will (The line forms to the right) said to be California’s i* in the East to tell California’s luscious raisina. She's prepared to furnish raisin recipes for s dishes and drinks save one alone—raisin jack or grapo. Itecently she taught Senator and Mrs Warren G. Hure ow to eat raisins Nominations for Raisins™ now be re- ceived Miss Oliver, prettiest girl, folks ahout 10 Days Free Trial With Qliver sand cream and the three of them, _ says she. gathered in the kitchen for the raisin lunchcon like *old home folks.™ | e o SUSPENDS ALL BUSINESS Copenhagen Oct. 15.—The Russian trade delegation at Reval has received instructtons from Moscow not to con- clude further business with fareign firms until the international political sitnation has cleared, sayvs a despatch | from Kovno to the Berlingske. the Royal | ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER Will Convince You That It Is Superior to Any Other. Let us demonstrate the Royal in your home and e then use it for ten days free. back if you are not entirel you under no obligations. After using it ten days and become . JUDD JUDD 23 WEST MAIN NT.. NEW Investments, Focal Stocks We Offer— 50 SHARES$ OF N 8 PER CE F.G. JUDD EW BRITAIN ENT. PREFERRED. W. T. SLOPER &G CO. BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT .Telcphones, 1515 MACHINE T TN D VT SRR TSI A AN S SR T W JOHN P. KEOGH Mcmber Cousolidated ~tock Exchange of New York. STOCKS BONDS Direct Private Wire New York to Boston. G. F. GROFF, Mgr.-~-Room 509, N. B. Nat'l Bank Rldg.--Tel. 1012 m | WOMAN CANDIDATE _CHUMS WITH WIFE OF HER OPPONENT HATTIE HARL Council Bluffs, Ta.—Politics is one | thing—and social life is arother. Mrs. Hattie, B. H: candidate for Con- proving this. Her opponent . R. Green, who has represented this district for séveral terms in Con- | gress. Mr. and Mrs. Green live at | the Grand Hotel, as does Mrs. Harl Mrs. Harl starts her daily political ttle to u Green havin morning th Mrs., Green! n hummy” with wife, despite h tion WILL PERMT SPEAKING After Objecting er own political ambi- | New London Mayor, Last Night. Today Changes His Mind and Approves Strect Meetings. | New London, Oct. 15.—After refusal by the police under the mayor's or- ders to allpw speakers of the socialist 1zbor par{y to address a crowd here on State streeg last night, Mayor Morgan changed his attitude and with- out giving a reason, this morning an- nounced that future meetings would not be interfered with. The speakers made no attempt to hold the street meeting, although protesting at the police order. No arrests were madec The mayor did not make clear wheth- er or not the advertised =ocialist party meeting, which was peing arranged to | test the validity of his ruling on Sun- | day night would be aillowed. | British \7'|scant'72 to | Wed Barber Shop Helper | London, Oct. 15— Announcement is made that Charle, inders Dund: We will gladly take it y satisfied. This trial places convinced thay it will do better work in less time than any other way of cleaning you may Only have it by paying down $2.75 For the first payment the balance in easy monthly payments, CowlesElectricCo. 74 WINTHROP ST., New Britain. Tel. 458-12 sixth viscount Melville. will soon ry Miss Margaret Todd, an a in a barber shop in Edingbu mes. This will be of the viscount tant the third who is \Ir\ is spen iting her G. M. of F Wells of Lincoln street s will leave shortly with a party of six ach. Sarasota, Fla, The will be made by train. Her daugh- Mrs. Charlotte Taylor, and hus band, will also spend the winter in Florida, Mrs. We three weeks. CITAMBERLAIN LEAVES C. OF C. Executive Sceretary H. B. Chambe lain severed his connections with the Chamber of Commerce today, and will commence his new duties at th Tafnir Bearings company tomorrc Ilis position at the Chamber of Com- merce is as vet vacant, there being no successor named. He will. however, assist as much as possible the wo af the organization until a new retary will fill the position and until | the me is thoroughly acquainted with the offic T. RRA T & HAI‘FE\ UNDERTAKEKS 33 MYRTLE ST., East End Office, 153 St., Tel. 1451-2 ) | Free Use of Parlors | ° 2 Orde: for Upholstcring. but they will make the trip | by automobile and will leave in about | New Yorker Arrested As Portland Robber New York. O'Rourke, was argested here to- day at the request of New Taven authorities in connection with a $15,.- 000 theft from the Portland National bank of Middletown. Conn., on Aug Oct 15.—James Member New York Stock Exchange 6 Central Row Hartford, Conn. Charte NEW BRITAIN, SPRINGFIELD, 87 Preferred Stock Net Quick, $300 per share. Total, 400 per share. EARNINGS— Net carnings for the past five ycars have over five times the dividend requircments stock. RESTRICTIONS—This issue is carefully guarded by safeguarding stockholders. SPECIAL CIRCULAR ON REQUEST. 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