New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1920, Page 11

Financial WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS Close— Lowost were made rn P wnd coppers extended their losses and cancelled heavy. 5,000 shares south olls ing was (New York Stock Exchange quota- tions turnished by Richter membe change.) Allls-Chalm Mtg 31 vAm B Am Can Am Car & Fay A\m Cot ONl Am H & Leath .. Am Loco Am Bmelt & Hof \m Sug Ref com Tob Am Sum of the Ne York Stock Ex- Tel .. 99% 117 Am Tel & Int Paper . Am Tob Am Wool Ana Cop . Atch Top & S F san At Gult & W Bald Loco salt & Ohio Rarrett Co . Heth St B Rap Lack Steel Lehigh Valley Mex Pet Midvale Steel Missouri N Y Air Brake. N Y Central . NYN Norf & West. North Pacific Chi Mil & St P .. 21 ) Chi Rock 1 & P. Chile Cop . Chino Cop Col Fuel & Iron Con Gas . Corn Prod Ref .. Cruo St1 Cubo Cane Sug . Elk Horn*Coal Endicott-Johnson | Erie . Erfo 1st pfd .. Gaston W & W Gen Elec Gen Mot .. 16% Goodrich (BF) C 43% Gt Northern pfd 80% Inspir Cop ..... Inter Con .. Int Con pfd Int Mer M .. L Int Mer M pfd . 63% In Nickel . o prices of n the last ifle broke the hour sharply, day when Penn R R Plerce-Arrow Pitts Coal Ray Con Cop Reading steels their gain. The clos- Sales approximated Royal D, N Y & Co. South Pacific : South Raflway Texas Co Texas & Pac Tob Prod .. Transcont Oil Union Pacific. 1 United Fruit High Low Close U 8 Food Prod. U S Indus Alco. U 8 Steel Studebaker Co. Pacic. . H & H.' 45y Kelly Spring Tire 42% Kennecott Cop.. 187% L1013 Pan Am P & T. Sinclair Ofl Ref. U 8 Rubber Co.. S6 United Retail St 611 31% DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, U S Steel pfd 106 % Utah Copper. . Va Car Chem... willy Overland. . 1063 CLEARING Excha: Balan! HOUSE lu:rmn \ HARTFORD STOCKS Quotations furnished by Judd & Co., West Main street 1920. Asked Nov. 30, Bid Banks and Trust Com- panics Fidelity Trust Co First National bank ‘Hfd-Aetna Nat Bank N B Trust Co Phoenix National b.unk Security Trust Co Fire Unsurance panies Actna Fire .... Hartford Fire National Fire Phoenix Fire Life and Indemnity In- surance Companies. Aetna C & S . Aetna Life Conn Gen Hartford Travelers Com- Life Steam Boiler 30 Today is the Second Day Of the Hospital Drive You know that New Britain needs a hospital that will stand none in the state— second to You are going to do your share and to urge your friends to do so also. The decision should bring to your mind the need of having a CHECK ACCOUNT. Thousands of others are using the facilities of the New Britain Trust Co.—Why not you? Bring Your Deposits In Today. Large enough to protect you TRUST CO T nEWERTAN Money Deposited In Our Savings Depart- ment On Or Before December 3rd Draws Interest From The 1st Small enough to know you. THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. 274-276 Main Street Open Saturday Evenings 7—9 o’Clock. First Rehlnurun(u Co American 13 American ll.lrd“ure American Silver Billings and Spencer Bristol Brass Corp Collins Co Colt's Arms Eagle Lock Inter Silver pfd Inter Silver com . Landers Frary & C .. Na Mar J.amp .. N B Machine pfd .o New Departure pfd ... iles-Be-Pond com North and Judd . Peck, Stow and Wilcox P & W pfd 6 pc guar Russell Mfg Co Stand 8 pfd guard Standard Screw com .. Stanley Rule & Level . Stanley Works pfd Traut and Hine Union Mfg Co Fafoir Hart and Cooley Landers Rights ..... N B Machine com Stanley Works com .. “Y” STAG SOCIAL First of Serics Will be Held Thursday Evening of this Weck—Clarence R.| Hubbard to Entertarn. The first of a serles of Thursday evening stag soclals for members of the Y. M. C. A, will be held this week in the lobby of the association build- ing with Clarence Hubbard, magician of Hartford, furnishiz in- ment. Industrial Secretary M. Preble is in charge of the social. The Thursday evening socials were highly successful several years ago but for the past two years have been given up. pl:l-v. S. A. Fiske, pastor of tme Berlin Congregational church will give an illustrated talk on tha “Passign Play” Sunday afternoon at 3 o'cloek in the"Y” lobby. Stereopticon slides from negatives taken by Mr. Fiske will be used. Why not bring “SAFETY FIRST" Mmovement Right Home by Using ONLY our PASTEURIZED Milk and Cream, for Ours is the only pwoperly Pasteurized Product Sold in New Britain. J. E. SEIBERT & SON, 401 PARK STREEY REAL CLEANSINE EQUIAMENT Proper mechanical equip- ment plus experienced skill insures A-1 Service. jcaning . ’lc;ue New Britain Dry Cleamng Corp- 72 WEST MAIN NOVEMBER 30, 1920. | CITY ITEMS temoval sale at Besse-Leland's. —adv | Miss Minna Hess of Madison strect wag recently tendered a farewell party by her mother, Mrs. John Hess Miss Hess left this morning for New { York where she is attending school. | Before leaving she was presented with a string of amethyst beads and a [ platinum bar pin. Albert iless of !\l‘\\ Yo a guest at fhe party. The Beta chapter of the Betu Mu jsorority has been formed in the |lulr|fun| High school. It sister {to the local sorority and plans are ! being made for a joint meeting to be held soon. Julius Elkin of New York, a former resident of this city, has been visit- ing friends here for the past week. He was at one time in the dry goods bus- v Britain at Morans' of is a Victrola: —advt. course. Miss Margaret Cowlishaw, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Cow- lishaw, has resumed her studies at the Institute of Musical Art in New York. after spending the holidays at home The New Dritain Hadassah sewing circle met at Judd's hall this after- noon at 2 o'clock. Work being done for the orphans in Palestine is in charge of Mrs. S. W. Menus. H after the meetings will be held eve i Tuesday afternoon in Judd's hall. George Lillico, Howard Smith, Sam Mac an and Jack Quay, all from Coatesville, Pennsylvania, have ac- cepted positions with The Stanley Works. Get a Zaz-Flutrombone and have some fun, 25c-50c. C. L. Picrce & Co. —advt. Engine Company No. 1, was called last night to the home of Mrs. B. Corliss on Summer street, for a slight fire in a clothes closet. Dam- age amounting to ubout §10 wa done. | Have Johnson and Pet€fson your Christmas photos. Guar please.—advt The local police have been notified that Thomas H. Brady, of this city, {left Camp Grant, Ill, where he w tioned on Nov. 13, and has not been ard of since. Dr. Harris, superintendent of board of hedlth, will be the speaker at the | regular meeting of the Social Work- ers’ conference, Wednesday, Decem- ber 1st, at 4:30 p. m., at 52 Center street. Large shipment of Victrolas re- ceived. C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. AMHO HOSPITAL NIGHT it Social Will be Held Tomorrdy make nteed to | Evening—Entertainment and Danc- ing Are Featurcs, Indications are that the American Hosiery behnefit entertainment for the hospital drive, which is to he held tomorrow evening in - the factory's recreation room, will be both a finan- 1l and social success. A program is being prepared with of the city’s best avoilable talent in- cluded in its cast. Dancing will ba en- joyed with the Rialto orchestra fur- nishing music. The services of the orchestra and the Eddy Awning com- pany in decorating the recreation room, have been given the committee without charge so that the sum to be given the hospital may be larger. Products of the Amho plant will be placed on booths, the proceeds from those booths to be piaced in the gen- eral fund. * Those in charge of the affair are: Messrs. George F. Dodd, Abel Gross, A. D. Anderson, Misses. Clara Bradley, Irene Molander. Julia Malmegren, Belo Lindsay, Anna (Grammit, Ruth Wigglesworth, Marguerite Davis, Olive Hills, M Lindsay, A. Schilling, Sarah Winger, Louise Marx and Mrs, E. Turner. The patrons Mr. and Mrs. G and Mrs. M. K. surprise patronesses are: Dodd and Mr. and rge ¥. Fasco. NOTICE. Award of'a set of cut glass included in the prizes at the Carpénters’ fair Nov. 10-13 will be made at a meet- ing of the carpenters to be held to night at 9 o'clock. AlRticket hnldersl are invited .to be present. All mem- bers are also urged to attend as spe- cial business will be transacted. —advt. {bpcmud Shore Haddoc Boston Blue, whole fish | Nide Fat Flounders | Bluefisn stcax | Rockport Cod Scrod Steak Fresh Silver Salmon !\uv Fat Butterfish | Fresh Mackerel, Hailbut, Smelts, i | White Perch, Blackfish. Live and | }Iiolll(l Shrimp. Live and Boiled Round and Long Clams for Little Weck frying. Lobster, Clams, open | + | Finnan laddics, | Try our Guilford Oysters. ! 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