New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1920, Page 11

9, 1920, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVRMBER 1 CITY iicMs SRE RICHTER Member New York Stock Exchange 31 WEST MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CO| STANLEY R. EDDY, Mgr. TEL. 20 [ Losses of 1 to 2 points were made by High L Crucible, Harvester and Louisville and Nashville. Wall Street, Close —Steels, ofls, mo- tors, shipping, leathers and utilitiés were grouped in the wider reaction of the last hour at reme declines of to almost 10 ,z'm.. The closing was weak. Sales approximated 1,350, 000 shares. Beth su B Bklyn Rap T .. Canadian Pac . Cent Leath Co Ches & Ohio .. Chi Mil & St P Chi Rock Is & P Chile Cop Chino Cop Col Fuel & I .. Cons Gas ... Corn Prod Ref Cruc Stl . Cuba Cane Sug ! Elk Horn Coal . | Endicott-Johnson 5 Victrolas, at —advt. Joseph Lamb of Landers, Frary & Clark’s, has left on a trip to Cali. fornia, Order of Owls' bazar, Nov. 23, 24, . 27 at Electric hall—advt. . Edward Harlow was pleasantly | surprised last eveninz with a miscella- | neous shower at the home of Mr. and Morans’ Financial of course. (New York Stock Exchange quota- WALL STREET STOCK | Allls-Chalm Mfg 29% 286 Am Beet Sug .. 55% 517% Am Can . . 25 23% Am Car & Fd 118% Am Cot Oil .... 21% Am H & Leath % Am Loco 83 80% Am Smelt & Ref 46% 44 Am Sug Ref com 95% 125 Am Sum Tob 68 Am Tel & Tel 99 % Am Tob 107% Am Wool . 63% Anacon Cop . Atch Top & S AtGuif &WI .. Kald Loco Balt & Ohio .. Barret Co 28 61% 23% 1191 21% % 80% 445 93 68 99% 109% 633 39% 821 1033 92% 36 5 107 Wall street 10:30 a. m.—Many sub- stantial recoveries from yesterday's extremo weakness were made by lead- ing stocks at opening of today's ses- slon. Short covering and some invest- ment buying facilitated the rally which Gaston W & W Gen Elec Gen Mot Goodrich (B F) C 41 | Gt North pfd 801 + Il Cent .. 85% Insp Cop . 337% Inter Con . . 4% Inter Con pfd . Int Mer M ... Int Mer M ptd .. & Int Nickel .. Int Pap ... | Kelly Sptd T Ken Cop .. Lack Stl Lehigh Val Max Mot Mex Pet Midv Stl Mis Pac . Nat Lead .. N Y Air Bke Y Cent NYNH&H. Norfolk & W North Pac % % . % Was most conspicuous in the rallway division. Reading and Great Northern rose 1 3-4 points each, New York Central 1 1-2, Rock Island and South- ern Pacifie 1 point Baldwin Loco: was strongest of the industrials rising 2 points and Atlantic GuIf recovered the better part of yes- terday’s loss. Other strong features Included American Car, Mexican Pet. and California Pet. and U. S. Rubber. Melancholy and Depressed " New Britian Woman Recovers Mightest Disturbance Grated on Nerves. Took Goldine and Is Now Cheery and Fappy Life Agnin Worth Living. Nervous Malady Completely Overcome Have you over felt as though you e€ould just scream, just why, you Aidn't know ? & every sound you heard was just grating on your netves? This is a mild tie. an approach to insanity. Look out for yourself when you get this WAy, Mrs. Edwin Booth, 219 Chestnut | - street. i 3 4 Postaze stamp albums for Christ- | P mas gifts at Adkins’, 66 Church St— 2 7'7-7//'?'\ 1 \J6F=== 3 & 40 Landers Frary & Cl dered Miss Anna M. Roy last evening | y N | S at her home, 212 South Main street, t ! - in honor of her approaching marriage 5 ra to Raymond F. Keating, of Southing- | 3 ’ 100 n X y J ton, Conn. About 35 of her friends < e ey ers were present and Miss Roy was the | - e 3 reciplent of many beautitul gifts of | linen, silver and cut glass. A buffet | 3 lunch was served and the party broke | g up at a late hour, evervone present | voting Miss Roy a very admirable | ] P f 75 Stanley Works Con . YOUR GROCER SELLS IT 7 S| Removal —advt. ’ 659 men can wear our $1.95 special shirts now selling at the New York Sample Shop Mark Down Sale.—advt, Pianos, Victrolas, C. L. Pierce & Co. —advt. All members of St. Elmo Lodge, K. of P. going to East Harttord on Satur- day afternoon will take the 1:31 train. Removal sale at Besse-Leland’s. sale 5% 0% ¥ v.lADs'a.v- @ The WHIPPLE C2 NATICK ~ MASS. at Besse-Leland's. f | | | i | | T ————————— Deaths and Funerals. = = - - = 5 Bethany church at Calumet hall last and was well attended. The R Harty branch, A. O. H., will hold a Eva Miller of 69 Linwood St, New Britain, did. As she describes it: 1 was moody all the time, terrible was going to h of the time and much R 14 not eat or slecp r listening to them. nd I feit hopeless to help them reelf how | am now. My nerv Nothing disturbe them ful of ohildren could let out In frent of my door Bother me In the Ieast. Possimism has been changed to h, Bpess end I am continually am bright in spirits as you now s I feel an though life ts well worth livifg again. Th ehange as you probably know, has been brought about through Goldine and to It can be given the credit for making my life bright and echeerful again after suffering all the tortures of & bud nervous breskdown.” med as though something melancholy a good & In My nerves felt You Mre Goldine Is for sale by Crowell's Drug Store K. Messenger highly recommonds Goldine. ~ Saturday Specials at New Britain Market Co. 318 MAIN STREET MEAT DEPARTMENT Fancy Fowl ....... Ib. 48¢c Best Rib Roast .... Ib, 38c Roast Po'rk cevee.. lbs. 42¢ Roasting Chickens, 1b. 55c (Not frozen.) Cottage Hams .... lb. 48c Roast Veal ....... Ib. 35¢c Best Frank- Link Sausage .... lb. 35¢c TEL. 2485 *'Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb SPERRY AND BARNES BACON LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS e Try Our Home Made Sausage Meat. Orders for Your Thangsgiving Turkeys, Chickens, Geese and Ducks GROCERY DEPARTMENT Challenge Milk .... can 21c . None Such Mince s Meat .......... pkg. 18¢c §eedless Raisins .. pkg 29c — GRANULATED SUGAR DANIEL WEBSTER FLOUR SPECIAL——PRUNES ...... 1b. 40c 1b. 45c 1b. 25¢ Leave Your Citron .. o Lemon and Orange Peelil-n o .. Ib. 45c Popping Corn, pkg 9c & 16¢c - 1b. 12¢ . sack $1.75 .. 2 lbs. 25¢c BUTTER DEPARTMENT Vermont Full Cream Cheese ..... .+*Fresh Made Peanut Butter FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER Flakewhite Vegetable Shortening FRUIT DEPARTMENT Layer Figs ....... 1b. 29¢ ... Ib. 23c . Ib. 20c Iwomedary Dates, pkg. 24c Calif. Walnuts . Ib. 356c Mixed Nuts .. Brazil Nuts ... 1b. 35¢c Hazel Nuts .... All Our Nuts Are New and Fresh. LARGE JUICY GRAPE FRUIT .. Fancy Florida Oranges .. coer Large Lemons . ctaece . doz. 20c Fancy Baldwin and Greening Apples ... .. peck 49¢c e —————————————————————————————————————————————— Green Mt. Potatoes, pk. 45 Parsnips .. . Ib. 8¢ Onions ......... 8 lbs, 21c Beets ..... 5 . 1b. 8¢ Cabbage, hard heads, 1b. 3c Cranberries .... 2 qts. 20¢ Fancy Table Carrots, 1b. 4c Fancy Celery Yellow Globe Turnips, Boston 5 lbs. Lettuce ..... 2 hds. 25¢ 5 lbs. Sweet Potatoes, Spinach ........... pk. 80c . 4 for 29c . doz. 59c 20c Quality Goods at Economy Prices. Pure Plerce-Ar Pitts Coal ... . Pressed St! Car~ Ray Con Cop .. | Readling i |RepI &S |Royal DN Y ... | Sinclair Oil Re . zfilns-s St &I .. | South Pac 111y | Bouth Rall . 25% ! Studebkd Co .... 47 | Texas Co ...... 47% | Tex & Pac 22% Tob Prod Trans Oil Union Pac United Fruit “United Ret St.. U S Food Prod .. U 8 Ind Alco .. U S Rub Co .. 80 10% 46% 21% 50% 118 ..194 57% 31 72% 61% 591 80% 105% U 49% Va Car Chem .. 37 Willys Over .... 7 FRENCH T0 TURKE Will Oecupy Entire Region of Cilicia and Assure the Armenians Protec- tion Against Turks. New York, Nov. 19 —French mili- tary authorities in Cilicia, Turkey, have informed officlals of the Ar- menian National Union that France is going to occupy the entire region to the full extent of her mandate and that Armenians will be arforded complete protection, according to advices reach- ing Near East Relief Headquariers here from agents in Aleppo, Syria. Both Urfa and Mardin, now Iyving well within admittedly Turkish nation- alist territory, are to be occupied, these advices state. Urfa was the scene of a massacre by Turkish nationalists of French forces garrisoning the city last spring. According /to the information re- ceived by the relief organization, the French have sent work to Kemal Pasha, Nationalist leader, that they have not forgotten this massacre and that if any further outrages are com- | mitted against any Christian, Ar- ! mentan or otherwise, in Urfa, the city uffer. w“rli:he{ officials are inclined to be- | lieve that the only solution o_t the | present critical rituation in Cilicia is {a firmer Frenell poiley in holding the occupied areas. ———————er— TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. FOR SALE—Hudson touring, Dodge tour- ing, Chevrolet and Ford tourings. Glid- den, 108 Franklin Square. 11-19-34 T —————————————————— 1920 MODEL FORD COUPE Run 3,700 Miles Flectric Starter, Speedometer, Dish Demountable Rims and five Insured till June, 1921, and collisions Box No. 3A, 11-19-2dx ’ Excellent Mechanieal Comdition. | | Light, | good tires. | against fire, theft Make me an offer. Herald NOTICE—General automobile repalring. Sat- isfaction guaranteed. Prices reasonable A. Reinas, 54 Greenwood St. Tel. 1475-4. 11-19-6dx use Chamberlin NOTICE—Save coal and Box 21A, Herald. metal weather gtrips. NOTICE—Important—Insurance is my bus- iness. Don't worry about the financial needs of your dependents. Let me. Jo- seph M. Chernoff, District Manager, $7 West Main St. Phone 1291. 11-19-24 ‘ meeting at 8 o'clock this evening at the Knights of Columbus halls. Plans will be made for putting on the fourth degree at Hartford, Sunday. Don’t forget the Ladies T. A. B. dance at Y. M. T. A. & B. Hall Thanksgiving eve.—advt | Victrolas, all styles, C. & Co —advt. - A Thanksgiving social and reception | will be held on Monday evening at Pfeiffer’s dancing academy, Electric hall, for his pupils and friends. A new beginners’ class will pe former at 7:30 to follow with tho social at 8:15 to 11:30. The Rialto orchestra of five pieces will furnish music. Men whose trouser sizes are 29 to 46 should go to the New York Sample Shop Mark Down Sale.—advt, Large shipment of Victrolas re- | ceived. C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. | Victrolas, at Morans’ of course.‘ —advt. The Star of Good Will, No. 9, O. §. of B, will hold a meeting Monday night at 8 o’clock. After the meeting T.. Pierce ; and friends, Removal —advt A daughter was born last night at sale at the New Britaln General hospital to ! Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Warner of Vin- cent street. Victrolas, courde. Mullen —advt. The condition of John F. who is at the St. Francis’ hospital, Hartford, was reported as unchanged today Informal dance tonight, Y. W. Alpha String Orch.—advt. An open meeting of Court Friendly fair committee will be held this even- ing at 8:30 so that preliminary re- porth on the coming fair may be presented. Mrs H. N. Tatro of Salisbury, has been called to this city on count of the sudden illness of husband who has been visiting ster, Mrs. W. F. Chase of street. A card party and dance will ke held at the Y. M. T. A. & B. halls this evening under the auspices of the St. Mary’s Sodality. Mrs. J. Rabinow of 15 Hawkins street has returned to her home after a lengthy illness at the New Britain hospital. The Foreign Missionary society of the First Congregational church held a meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. E. Mitchell of Russell street. A book on “The Near East, The Cross Road of the World,” was reviewed by Mrs. F. G. Platt. SENATOR HAVING REST Harding Enjoys First Real Relaxation While Sailing To- at Morans’ of C. A vt., ac- her his Arch Moments of ward Canal Zone on Parismina. On Board Steamship Parismina, Nov. 19, (By Wireless to The Asso- ciated Press).—Carrying President- elect Harding on his vacation voyage to the Canal zone the steamship Paris- mina, headed out in the Gulf of Mex- ico today on a straight course for Cristobal, where the vessel is due No- vember 23. It was the beginning of the first real rest Senator Harding has had since his nomination for the 'presi- dency last June, bad weather having interrupted the first week of his va- cation spent in Texas. The president- elect is taking It easy about the cabin and deck readins and loung- ing in the mild gulf breezes. At daybreak this morning members of the party had their first glimpse of the sea, night having overtaken the Parismina while making her way e ward yester from New Or- leans through the mouth of the Miss- issippi. The vessel passed out to sea without incident The Parismina carries 84 passen- gers, one-half of whom are members of the Harding party. | this noon, j conducted at 3 o'clock at the Swedish a whist will take place for members | Besse-Leland's. | Mrs. Ssamuel Schlafer. Mrs. Ethel Schlafer, wife of Samuel Schlafer, of 218 North street, died this morning at the New Britain General hospital. She was 37 years old. The body was shipped to Brooklyn, N. Y. for burial in Mount Z; cemetery in that city. Mrs. Marie Abrahamson. The tuneral of Mrs Marie Abra- hamson will be held at 2:30 o'clock from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carl A. Carlson at 84 Prospect street, Sunday afternoon. Services will be Lutheran church by Rev. Julius Hul- | teen, of Hartford. The burial will be | in Fairview cemetery. The deceased | is survived by the above mentioned daughter, and three sons, John W. | Abrahamson, of Mountainville, N. Y., Axel J. Abrahamson of Chicago, Il ; ' and Frank Abrahamson, who is with the United States Army of Occupation ! in Germany. 5 ' SALE NETS OVER $800. Dorcas Soclety of Bethany Church Has, | ! Successful Event. L A sale of rancy articles by the i Dorcas Sewing society of the Swedish | OPPOSED T0 TAX ) National Grange, at Boston Session, Votes Opposition to Excess Proflts and Asks New Law, national as op- on, Nov. 1v.—The grange well on record Louiy puscu (o repeal or the Prolis X DUl ask.ng LOr revision oi ihe law 1o bring it up to date.”” A resoiuuon auvpled by lne convent.on tavored lue law iu principle but crit- icised some dewls. Another resolu- tion adopted extended greetmgs and best wisues to President-elect Hard- ing and expressed “tne wish and de- sire that in the selection or a person to fill the position of secretary ot ag- ricuiture in his cabinet he select a practical farmer.” The convention will close tonight after receiving the report of the com- mittee on claims and grievances which heard evidence in the trial of Wm. Bouck, master of the Washington |state grange, charged with introduc- ing partisan politics into grange ses- sions. i Bos tise excess FOOTBALL PLAYER DIES. Decatur, Ills, Nov. 19.—Harry Harshbarger of Atwood died here last night as a result of injuries sustained in a High school football game three weeks ago. ARRESTED FOR MURDER. Sault Ste Marie, Mich,, Nov. 19.— Michael J. Cox, wanted by Chicago police in connection with the finding of the bodies of two actresses in Grant Park Sunday, was arrested here today. Cox denies any knowledge of the af- fair, ——————ee NOTICE. Taken by virtue of an EXECUTION, to me directed, and will be sold at PUBLIC VEND to the highest bid- der at the PU * SIGN POST, in the Town of New RBritain, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, fourteen (14) days after date, which will be on FRIDAY, the 26th day of NOVEMBER, A. at 10 o’clock n the forenoon, ta sfy said Execution and my fees thereon, the fallowing described property, to wit NO. 189 PARK STREET. Two Furnaces, 6 machines, miscel- laneous tools, 1 oil pump, stock, desk, check writer, and 1 stove. i Dated at New Britain, Conn., 12th day of November, 1920. Attest: FRED WINKLE Constable. this evening, netted more than $800 which will be used in church work. The sale was one of the most successful ever held by the young people’s “GO AND GETIT” —PALACE— ‘SUN-MON-TUES-WED. | X Investments, Local Stocks !sock-(y ia onc of tha most ganizations among the youn, the results of their work pro sizeable sum of money for m work each year. society LOUIS PERLYSKY C AUDITS ACCOUNTING SYSTE] INCOME TAX EPOR Room 306 Pilgard Hartford, Conn. Telcphone Ch. 8358. JOHN P. KEOGH Member Consolidasted Stortk Exchange of New York. STOCKS BONDS \ .. <t Private Wire New York to Bostom. i, vigre—Room 509, N. B. Nat7 Bank Mldg.—Tel. AT THE ' L. D F.G. JUDD W.T. jUDD & CO. 23 WEST MAIN ST.. NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTIOUT .Telephones, 18185, ! Landers, Frary & Clark “RIGHTS Bought and Sold WE OFFER STANLEY WORKS PREFERRED. ey T— CHRISTMA —MONEY— TO THE FOLKS IN THE OLD COUNTRY Remittances of all Foreign Countries expedit through our own European offices DRAFTS. Mail and Cable Money Orders to all parts of the Wo FOREIGN MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD AT CURRENT RATE! We specialize on Remnirttances to Italy, Poland, Li uania, Latvia, Esthonia, Germany, Austria, Hunga: Rumania, Czecho-Slovakia, Nurway, Sweéden, Ded mark, France, Great Britain, Bulgaria, Spain, Greed and Syria, . GEORGE A. QUIGLEY Telephone 1052 297 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN, CO