New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1920, Page 11

Financial WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS 10:30 a announcement Wall Street, m.—Contrary to expectations over night of the Southern Pacific stock “melon™ market South- falled to stimulate the at the outset of today's session. ern Pacific opened with a sale of 00 shares at a decline of 1 3-8 the | soon extending to two points. The balance of the list was irregular, oils, the shippings, coppers showing heaviness while al Duteh, Atchison, Mttsburgh, West Virginia and the cheaper rails were higher by fractions to a point. SOn the curb Southern pacific “rights were quoted at 23, unchanged yesterday's final price and Oil, the company organized Southern Pacific Ol holdings quoted at 30 to Wall Street Southern Pacific loss to 3% points imparted further irregularity to the list during the firm hour, especially among stpels and ralls where reactions ranged from 1 to 2% points. This was fol- lowed by a rally in the oils, Mexican Pet. rising 5 points Pan-American 3 and California Pet., Houston Oil and Texas pacific 1 to 13%. Associated oil which flgures prominently in the Southern Pacific segregation plan wained four points. Shippings also threw off thelasheaviness and spe- elalties of the leather, textile and metal groups advanced 1 to 3 points, the shorts covering actively on the rebound. Call money opened at 7 per cent. the fixe drate of the previ- Ous day. Mexican and steels Pacific from was Noon which ~Selling of There to the extension Close were few exceptions of the§rise in the afternoon but increased heaviness of Southern Pacific and profit taking elsewhere caused Irregularity at the cloge. Sales approximated 1,000,000 shares. (Néw York Stock l"‘chmp- quota- Nons furnished by Richter & Co., members of the New York Stock Ex- change.) High Close Allis-Chalm Mfg 3014 30% ‘Am Beet Sug .. § 56 Am Can . 26% Am Car & Fdy 12 126% Am Cot O1I ,, 0% 20% Am H & Leath.. 9 sy 9 Am Loco .. $7% 867% Am Smelt & Ref 463% 46 Am Sug Ref com 04% 9414 Am Sum Tob TN 4% Am Tel & Tel .. 99 e 29 Am Tob coee 118 Am Woolen ¢ Anaconda Cop .. Atch Top 8 ¥ At Guif & W I Bald Loco . Pald'& Ohin ..., 3 Beth St 1 lyn Rap T Canadian Pae .. Cent Leath Co ., Ches & Ohilo Chi Ml & St P Chi Rock I & Chils Cop Phino Cop Low extended fts Consolidated Gas Corn Prod Rer .., Cres 80 ....... Cuba Cane Sug Endicot-Johnson Trie .. Gaston W & W Gen Elec n Mot Goodrich ( Gt North ptd T Cent\ ..., Inspir Cop .. Intbr Con | nter Con pta . Int Mer M Int Mer M pfd . Int Nickel .. Int Paper ... Kelly Spring Tire Kennecott Cop.. Lack Steel.. Lehigh Val Mex Pet Midvale Steel Mis Pacific . Nat Lead N Y Central , NYNHGE&H.. Nort & West . | North Pacifis Pure Oil from | Penn R R .. Plerce-Arrow Pitts Coal Pres Steel Car Reading Rep I & & Royal D, N Y... Sinclair Oil Ref Sloss-S Steel & I South Pacific South Rallway.. Studebaker Co.. Texas Co . | Texas & Pac Tob Products Transcont Oil Union ) United Fruit United Retail St U 8 Food Prod. . U 8 Indus Alc.. U 8 Rubber Co.. U S Steel ] 8 Steel pfd h Willy Overland. LOCAL STOCK MARKET TODAY Hfd Electrie Light Southern N E Tel Am Hardware Am Hoslery . Am Brass Bristol Brass Billings and Spencer Colt’'s Arms Eagle Lock Landers, F B Machine iles-Be-Pond com North and Judd Peck, Stow and Wilcox Stanley Works Standard Screw com Scovill Mfg Co Traut and Hine Union Mfg Co CLEARING HOUSE Exchange Balance . and Clark Asked 118 102 137 100 JOHN LOONEY RE-ELECTED. New Haven, Dec. ballots shows that the New trolleymen’s union has elected John J. president for the third time. oone: —A count of the NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FLIES 3 MILES A MINUTE HEE o CAPT C CMOSLEY _ Mineola, N. Y.—Captain C. C. Mos- ley recently attained a speed of three 'm|le= a minute, in his American- | made Verville-Packara army plane, and copped the first Pulitzer trophy aeronautical race here. Mosley is stationed at the air service head- quarters in Washington,_ MUST SERVE SENTENCES Boston Arson Trust Mer at Liberty Now Begin . Four Years, Must Term in Prison. Boston, Dec. 2.—After four years of liberty under bdnds, Jacob Smaller, Israel Leventhal, Jacob Leventhal, Simon Levine and Samuel Lishner, who were convicted as members of the arson trust that fired buildings in this city in 1916 to gain insurance money were ordered to begin service of prison sentences when the su- preme court overruled their excep- tions today. These sentences Which range from seven to ten years, were stayed in 1916 to enable action on them by the full bench of the su- preme court. SHORE LINE REORGANIZATION New Haven Register Has Story That to Be Again Operated. - Trollecy Road is New Haven, Dec. 2.—The New Haven Register today says that defi- nite decision has been reached to or- ganize a company to take over the property of the defunct Shore Lina Electric Railway between New Haven and the Connecticut river, and that of the $600,000 proposed capitaliza- Haven | tion half the amount has jeen prom- ised. The new capital will be at the rate of $12,000 a mi undreds Of People Are Doing Their Part For the Hospital campaign—Are you? Make your pledge and make it large. “It's your Hospital—You will need it.” Hundreds of New Britain people are visiting our Foreign Exchange De- partment. They find that is just what they needed. We are in a position to give the lowest rates and the best serv- ice for sending money abroad for Xmas. If you have any questions to ask, we want you to feel free to come in and talk them over with us, Make An Appointment For Saturday Night Open 7 P. M. To 9 P. M. New Britain Trust Co. s MORE THAN HALF OF FUND RAISED (Continued from First Page). Mr. McDonough said: “We have a proposition of salesmanship in front of us, and not a proposition where you have got to =0 out begging for the money. We have got 31 teams together and they are to sell an ar- ticle everyone needs. There is no doubt but that the article will be over- sold and I don’t believe any one would absolutely refuse to buy because of selfishness. 1 really believe many would give more if they had it to spare. There are three days left in which to continue this drive and we must get out and push it with a punch. The drive is bound to.be a success but this success will depend upon with what energy the men who are selling the proposition go at it.” To Ask Fraternal Aid. All of the local featernity organiza- tions will be appealed to aid the drive by giving some money from their treasuries. To date the following have each given §100: The Y. M. T. A. & B. society, the Odd Fellows and the Eagles. The speakers scheduled for tomor- row's lunch are Rev. John L. Davis, pastor of the Methodist church, and George T. Kimball BAN ON IMMIGRATION Bill That is Now nggested Would Restrict All Incoming Aliens For Next Two Years. Washington, Dec. —Immigration would practically he suspended for two years under a bill submitted to the house immigration committee tod by its chairman, Representative Johnson of Washington. The measure would permit the admission only of blood relatives of citizens or aliens who have declared their intention af becoming naturalized and the entry for a period of not more than months af travelers and of “otherwise dmissible” aliens from Canada, New- foundland, Cuba and Mexico. The 'bill, Mr. Johnson explained is a tentative draft which will be the basis of committee discussions, Natur- alization is not dealt with in the bill, Chairman Johnson explaining that this phase of the alien question is taken care of by a blll pending be- fore the house. SECRET INDICTHENTS \Morc Warrants Issued on York Are New Building Trust Case—No ' Names Given Out. New York, Dec. 2.—While the |,|oml legislative committee today con- {tinued it& inquiry into the “build- {ing trust” focussing its attention on leged price-fixing in supplies, the | November additional grand jury | handed down a number of secret in- I dietments In issuing rest of the queen of make public ! charges s bench warrants for ar- defendants, Judge Mul- general sessions did not their names or the inst them. “KACEYS” ARE OPPOSED Sup ight of K. of C.. Directs All Lodzes to Fight Against “Blue “Law® Sundaylegislation. New Haven, Dec, 2.—Word was re- ceived at headquarters of the Knights of Columbus here today that James A, Flaherty, supreme knight, has di- rected divisions all over the country to oppose the adoption of “blue law legislation. Lecturers of the order who will address the two thousand councils this winter will be instructed to stimulate opposition to laws intended to curtail recreative use of Sunday. MILK PRIC DROP. Springfield, Mass., Dec. nouncement of a reduction half to one cent a quart in the whole- sale price of milk effective January 1 was made today.by H. S. Ashle president of the Springfield district of the New England Milk Producer: association who said that a can E has shown a reduction in the cost of feed and labor. Retail dealers said that the cut would probably mean a reduction from 18 to 17 cents a quart delivered. —An- of one- CHILDREN WITHOUT SHOES. Brockton, Mass, Dec. 2—This city produces shoes for world-wide distrig bution and makes more of some kind than any other city, but Charles P. Brooks, attendance officer of the school board reported today that many of its children are unshod- There are at least 50 children in the city who cannot go to school because they lack shoes he said, and some of them have not been to school in-weeks. Boston Collge Not On Yale’s 1921 Grid Schedule Boston, Mass.,, Dec. 2.—Boston col- lege athletic authorities were re- ticent today over the telegram from Manager Goddard of the Yale foot- ball eleven, announcing that the New- ton Heights eleven was not con- tained in the gridiron schedule in 19 - Thhe undergraduates howeve reccived the announcement with cc siderable surprise, due to the Y policy in the past of never dropping 1 eleven that beat Eli, until the dc feat had been reversed PROTY 2.—*%C HATTIAN Washington, Dec. Haiti” have protested to Secretary Daniels against the departure from their country of the naval bo of inquiry until additional witne: pcun heard ln the investi :unol’l into ens of —Aavt. / ‘Saturday afternoon at 3 DECEMBER 2, 1920, CIZ'Y ITEMS Dec. Vietor Records at Moran: The regular monthly meeting oPthe Woman's auxiliary to St. Ma church will be held at the chapel at 7:45 o’clock tonight. Rev. George E. Heyn, pastor of the Trinity church at Portland, Conn., will speak on “The of Relizious Education in the Victor Records at Moran Virginia Ruth, born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Leupold of 361 Arch street. All shirts 20% off—Wilson's.—advt. advt. There will be a meeting of the Le: ington lodge, 1. O. O. F. this evening. All members gare urged to- attend. There will be a meeting of the members of the Stanley Workers' Co- | operative association on Monday eve ning, December 20 at 7:30 o’clock. The meeting has been called to act on the recommendation of the 1i- rectors that the co-operative e istance of the association be termi: ated. The Veterans Corps. Co. I’ defeated the Spanish War Veterans in a game of indoor baseball at the armory last night by a score of 35 to 15. Special for one week—A $2.00 hot ater bottle for 98c. City Drug Store, 487 Main street.—advt. Church night services will be held at the Congregational church at 7:45 o'clock this evenin The compc tion_and character the old testa- ment” will be the topic- Remo le at Besse-Leland's. —advt Engine Company No, 1 to the rear of the Fair Department store this afternoon to ‘extinguish a fire in a pile of waste paper. December Victor records. Pierce & Co—advt. A building permit has been taken by Effirio Anselmo for tha construction of a dwelling 23 on Woodruft court at a cost of $6,000 All 50c and 75¢ Manhattan collars i and pique, 25c MRS. DUNLAY DIES was A daughter, Emil was called soft now. Aged Ivish Resident of This City for More to Reward Early Today. Than 50 Years Passes on Mrs. Catherine Dunlay, widow of late William Dunlay, one of the oldest Irish residenfs in this city, this morning at her home street of ‘ilness incident to old age. She was about 89 years old, and has been a resident of this city for over 50 years. She was born in reland, and moved to this city rrom Thomaston. She leaves five daughters, Mrs. Eliz- abeth. Farley, Mrs. James M. Curtin, Miss Mary Dunlap and Mi Julia Dunlay of this city, and Mrs. Thomas McKernan, of South Meriden; and a son John E. Dunly. She also leaves several grandchildren and great- grandchildren. Her son, the late Wil- liam J. Dunlay, was for more than 40 vears one of the leading business men in this city. . The funeral will be held o'clock Saturday morning Mary's new cemeter Deafils and flfi;ral Petts Thomas | ged 62 Thomas H. Petts, 6:35 this mo hospital. Sur daughter May L. Petts, Funeral artford wife, a Arthur H. will be held 30 o'clock at Dolittle Funeral home on Missiris al ¢ l\un‘h will be in service the Andrews Walnut street. Rev, pastor of the Stanle will officiate and burial Fairyiew cemete PERFORM Dr. Waterman Lyon, at the request of relatives of Elisha' Elda, alias Samuel Abraham who committed sui- ay night, performed an autopsy vesterday afternoon. There sedmed to be an inclination on * bart of some of these people, to the belief | that the man Had meét with foul pls ' Theé avitopsy showed that had penetrated the body as far liver. The autopsy did not in way change the aspect of the case AUTOPSY. aide VOODOO MAN FREED. Port au Prince, Dec. Cadv garde, a Hitian conveted by tary commission in Februa murdered and cannibalism in connec- tion with the sacrifice of a girl's life “voodoo” performance, was re- on orde from the department. navy \ev\ York, second to be tried of four ted in connection with theft and distribution of wood _ alcohol “whiskey” last Christmas after 100 persons had died from drinking it | is Connecticut, M achusetts and New York today was sentenced in the Brooklyn®supreme court to 18 1-2 vears in Sing Sing for manslaughter in the first degree. He recently was found guilty of the specific ge lh 1t he knowingly sold wood alcohol rich used as beverage, caused the 4h.\lh of John Kania at ~ Chicopee | Falls, Ma “ALL OVE I{ \ GIRL” Providence, * Dec. 2.—James known in a former boxc > | Younz Dell prize | condition to- fugitive shootinz shooting fran and mont” is day and om justice charged nim. The ice say the rred last all over is a with which oce taurant “was upturns in attracted Chicago, De the wheat unus 1 notic one time prices showed an extreme gain .of 10 1-2 cents to 11 cents a-bushel as compared | died at | F. streets. ICHTER & C ¥ 31 WEST MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, STANLEY R. EDDY, Mgr. Member New York Stock Exchange SWE OFFER:— 50 North 50 American Hardws & Judd 50 Union Mfg. Co. 50 Stanley Works AMember Oonsolidated Stotk Exchange of New Y""fl 1. D. JUDD JOHN P. KEOGH STOCKS BONDS Direct Private Wire New York to Roston, G. F. GROFF, Mgr.—Room 509, N. B. Nat] Bank Mk F.G. JUDD TEL, W. T, juDD & CQ 23 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN, CONNEOTI Investments, .Telephones, 1 North & Judd Fractional WE OFFER STANLEY WORKS PREFERREJ), Local Stocks Warrants Adjusted High School Eleven to Elect Captain Saturday The Lettermen’s club of the New Britain High school will give a baa- football 0 on Saturday night. for arrangements is nk Delaney, Appel Churpack. J. C. Moody, the Vocational toastmaster and there will be a few speakers among whom are: to the club at 6 quet Elks’ The man, Leonard of committee as . follows: Fr: team at the chairs and Joseph headmaster will be | th by Abel Gross w building Eddy Awning Coaches | Joved and Clesson Parker and David Dunn,’ W. Delaney, Cassidy, postmaster and physical director. tain of next year's football team George The cap- will be elected at the banquet. WANT At the December ‘common council Gill from the second ward will present a resolution to have Park from between the atderman an extension. ened five feet Traffic gonstituents of warranty such CHRISTMAS MON To the Folks in the Old Coun MONEY ORDER, DRAFT OR CABI iery Co. meeting of the Alderman John F. Alderman A street Yvjd- | day.. Stanley | employment. points, | was no Wusiness, believe, Main to those en months. | “Amho’; Employes $300 For Hg More than $300 was.re hospital fund at a benefit ment held last evening in tion rooms of the Ame: plant by employes of th The place was tastefully th flags fuf compan tertainment was given, refreshments Winsted Hosiery Co. Closes Ind > Winsted, Dec. 2.—The Win PARK ST. WIDENED. will close the latte next week for an indefinite p manager, anno About 500 persons willl Mr. Gaylord and in o ment there had been no orde GEORGE A. QUIGLE 297 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN, CO NEW BRITAI UNDER UNITED ST ORGANIZED Total Resources Over $5,000, 000.00 % The Only: National ‘Bank in the. Cif The Hartford-Connecticut Trust Compafy Corner Main and Pearl Streets, Capital $1,250,000. ON SAVINGS DEPOSI 1ST AND MAY l OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS INTEREST DATE: Nov. NATIONAL BA! 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