New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1920, Page 11

‘ WALL STREET 3’“‘»'(“ EXCHANGE SEPORTS res po Wall Street Action in M-tican int losg in Will Pet. (ose.~—A seven-point and a verland pfd pro- voked fyurtrer bearish aggressions in the ) los ¢ last hour at the heavy close. Imated 760,000 shares. (New York Stock Exchange quota- tions furnished by Richter with variable recover- s approx- & Co. members of the New York Stock Ex. change.) Allis-Chalm Mfg 31% Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Anaconda Cop , Ate At Guif & W1 .. Bal Hal Heth Stl © Bliyn Rap T .. Can Pae High Beet Sug .. 53% Can ....... 26% Car & Fdy 125y Cot O1l 1934 8% Loco . . 86% Smelt & Ref 46 Sug Rel com 93y Sum Tob 4% Tel & Tel .. 99% Tob Wool % 914 s34 114 dwin Loco ..95% t & Ohto .. . 37 65 % 10% 116% h Top & 8 ¥’ Jent Leath Co .. 39% ‘hes & Ohio . om Chi; Chi Cons Gas ... Gen Elec Gen Mot 625 29% 8% L18% 803 73 cee 04N e 4% 14% 21% 3% 120% 16% Mil & St P le Cop .... no Cop . Goodrich (BF) C 42y at Inepir Cop .. Inter Con .., Int Int Int 79 327 % 10% N 52% North ptd .. Con pfd Mer M Mer M pfd .. Low 313 53 Close W 5314 25% 1235 % 18% 834 84 5% 911 73 99 3% 116% 1% 29 2% 112 04 % 36% 4% 103 115 387 6285 29% 8% 1834 9%, 1% 92, 228, 14 2% 3 120% 15% 42 785 2% 4 10 14% 53 3% kel .... 14% Intpaper . 50 Eily pring Tire 391 18% b4l 82 i 173% 1% 203 T3 19% 98 % 83% 3315 83 401 ennecott Cop.. Lack Steel ..\, Leohigh Val . Maxwell Molor. . Mex Pet Midvale Steel Mis Pacific .. N Y Central . NYNH&H Nort & West North Pacific Pure Ofl ....... Pan Am P & T. Penn R R Plerce-Arrow . Pres, Steel Ray Con Cop. Reading Rop I & 8 ..... 67 Royal D, N Y Sin Oil Refin. 83 11% 883 67% 65 25% 102 23y 5% 50% 20% 53 53% . 93, 9 118% % 118% 1993 199% 56% 23 655 6T% 81% 1063 51% 37% 5% CLEARING llol!ll REPORT. L3785,354.448 67,346,445 South Pacific . South Rallway. Studedaker Co .. Texas Co .... Tex & Pacific Tob Products Trans Oil ... Union Pacific United Fruit... United Ret St... U 8 Food Prod.. U 8 Indus Alco.. U 8 Rub Co. ] 8 Steel . U 8§ Steel pfd Utah Cop .... Va Car Chem .. Willy Overland . 9k 499% 57% 25 67% 68 % 243 67% su‘ 81% 1063 51% 37% ™% Ib. Russell Bros. Best butter 66¢ —advt. NEW OFFICER AT HOME. Hartford, Dec. 7.~—Major John H. } Thacher of this city, a member of the | board of managers of the Soldiers’ | Home, said today that Dr. Ernest A. Dyer, who resigned as chief surgeon, had been brought to the Home from Massachusetts on trial. He could not meet the requirements for practicing |in Connecticut and there was nothing for him to do but give up the posi- tion. Major Thacher announced thn the board had appointed as a suc- cessor Dr. J.. Reid Topping of Bridgeport. Bros. 4 cans milk 50c. Russell —advt. CHRISTMAS MONEY To theFolks in the Old Country MONEY ORDER, DRAFT OR °*CABLE GEORGE A. QUIGLEY 297 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. 22% , 56% | 5% ; HARTFORD STOCKS Quotations furnished by Judd & Co., 23 West Main street: December 7. Bid Asked Banks and Trust Com- panies {Am Ind B & T Co City Bank & Trust Conn River Banking Fidelity Trust Co . First Nat Bank ... Hfd-Aetna Nat Bank Hfa Morris Plan Co .. Hfd Trust Co Land Mgt & Title Co - N B Trust Co . Phoentx Nat Bank . Riverside Trust Co Security Trust Co State Bank and Trust . United States Bank Fire Insurance Com- panies Auto Insurance Aetna Fire ... Hartford Fire National Fire ! Phoenix Fire Standard Fire .... Life and Indemnity In- surance Companies. Aetna C and 8 coce Aetna Life ... . ! Conn Gen Life . . Hartford Steam Boiler Travelers Public Utilities Hfd C G Lt Co pfd ... Hfd C G Lt Co com .. Hfd Elec Light Co . ... Nor Conn It & P pra Nor Conn Lt & P com Southern N E Tel .... Mfg. Companies Aetna Nut Co ... Am Brass Co .... Am Hosiery Co .. Am Hardware Co American Silver Co . Amer Thread Co pfd Auto. Refrig Co .. Bige-Hfd Cpt ptd Bige-Hfd Cpt com . Billings and_Spencer Bristol Brass . | The Ewd Balf Co .... Case, Lock Brainard . Collins Co - Colt's Arms Co . . Eagle Lock Co .. . Grifin Tobacco Hfd .. Holyoke Water Power Inter Stiver pfd .. Inter Silver com ... Johns-Pratt Co LF&C J R Montgomery .... ! Nat Mar Lamp . . . N B Machine ... New Departure Mg pld Niles-Be-Pond pfd ‘ Nfles-Be-Pond com .. | North and Judd ..... nd Wilcox 230 493 40 90 85 130 'P & W ptd § pe guar . ! Russell Mfg Co ...... ' Smyth Mfg Co : | Stand S pfd guar ' Stand Screw com Stanley Rule and Level 400 ' Stanley Works 50 Tayvior and Fenn .. | Merry Steam Turbine . The Hartford-Connecticut Trust Company Corner Main and Pearl Streets, - Capital $1,250,000, Safe DepodtBoxes,tSand u Hartford, Conn. Surplus Funds, $2,000,000.00 wards, Settlement of Estates, Wills drawn without charge Foreign Exchange to all parts of the world. LETTERS OF CREDIT It is safe and saves time. Bank by mail. . GENERAL BANKING A Check for Xm Torrington Co pfd . Torrington Co com Traut and Hine . Untion Mfg Co . i Landers Rights !N B Machine pfd ! Fafnir ...... Hart and Cooley SOCIETY The following officers were selected to guide the German School society for the coming year: William Schulz, resident; Charles Schurr, vice-presi- ent; Willilam Schaefer, secretary; Jacob Baumgartner, treasurer; and Mrs. Jacob Baumgartner, teacher. Turner hall has been secured for Tuesday, December 28, for the an- nual Christmas celebration. $12.50 to $250.00 Next Wouldn’t this come in hand as 19217 Indeed so. For several years now our de tors and friends have asked for a Savings Club. This year we decided to start the “Trust Co.” we will start and we invite you all Christmas Next Saturday Evemng, Dec. come in and join. Our club will met all your require- ments. Remember it's the “TRUST CO. CLUB.” y for Si- mas Club. 11th, to New Britain Trust Co. | Mrs. Elizabeth Humphrey has re- | row at 12:15 p. m. at the Elks' club CITY ITEMS L There will be an important meet- ing of the Mattaeo Lair, Order of Ser- pents, at the Arch street armory to- night at 8 o'clock- All “Snaiks” are Ir(‘qucsled to be present. The Catholic Women's Benevolent Tegion will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 in St. Mary's sewing room at the school hall. Buy a Sellers kitchen cabinet and get a 12-piece aluminum set free. Get | one while they last. The Home Fur- nishing Co., R. R. Arcade.—advt. Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers, Forest Hills, L. 1., are receiving con- gratulations upon the birth of a daughter. Mrs. Rogers was Miss Ma- bel Crawford of this city. Owls’ Lady Minstrels at Foresters’ fair tonight—advt. Mr. and Mrs. John Sacey of Wilson street are receiving congratu- lations upon the birth of a nine pound son. Miss Dorothy Penfield of Branford has been engaged as assistant to Miss Cora Beale, agent of the Charity or- ganization. Have your photo taken for Xmas by Johnson & Peterson, photographers, 125 Main St. Phone 873-2. Make an appointment today.—advt. The Ladies Talmud Torah society hold an important meeting in of ing. All members are requested to attend. Dec. Victor records at advt. The concert given a week ago last Sunday under the auspices of the society netted .The affair was given at Fox's hos- Morans’.— New Britain Choral $750. theater for the benefit of the pital fund. Removal —advt. The Vega society voted at its last meeting to donate $100 to the hos- pital fund. L. D. Penfield Camp, Sons of Vet- erans, is in receipt of a letter from Charles E. Hart, secretary to War- ren G. Harding, thanking the mem- bers for - congratulatory letter which was sent from the local camp. Owls’ Lady Minstrels at Fore*lers fair tonight—advt. Phenix lodge, No. 52, I. O. O. F, will meet Wednesday evening to con- fer the iniatory degree on a class of candidates. Mr. and Mrs. D. McMillan are spending a few days in New York. They are registered at the Waldorf. The third of a series of weekly office employes’ meetings will be held in the office of the Stanley Works this evening. The meetings are held pri- marily for instruction purposes and several of the officials ‘at the plant speak at each gathering- A social time will follow the meeting. TPomorrow being the feast of the Immaculate Conception in the Catho- lic churches, there' will be morning masses for each congregation. The parochial schools will suspegd sessions for the day. Victrolas, —advt. Mrs. H. C. Barlow of 1447 Stanley street is recovering from a very ser- ious operation recently undergone at St. Francis' hospital in Hartford. Have your photo taken for Xmas by Johnson & Peterson, photographers, 125 Main St. Phone 873-} Make an appointment today.—advt." Captain Sandblad pf New York will be the principal s ker gt 4he Salva- tion Army hall on Arch street this evening. A musical program in dedi- cation of the children will also be rendered. Woodmen of the World. Camp 70, will meet Wednesday evening in Turner hall. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Manager Garvan of New Haven will be present and has a surprise for the members. A smoker will follow the meeéting. Removal sale at Besse-Leland's. —advt. There will be a class meeting at the Methodist church this evening at 7:45. At the same hour there will be 'a meeting of the Junior Aid society at the home of Mrs. Hube, 118 Maple street. At thi# meeting Miss DeLong | will give a short talk on the work | of the Pine mountain school in Ten- nessee. | | Buy a Sellers kitchen cabinet and | get a 12-plece aluminum set freé. Get one while they last. The Home Fur- nishing Co., R. R. Arcade.—advt. | Victrolas, at Moran’s, of course. —advt. sale at Besse-Leland’s. will Talmud Torah hall Wednesday even- 1 1 at Morans’ of course. turned to her hame on East street from St. Francis' hospital, was operated upon 4 weeks ago. Owls’ Lady Minstrels at Foresters' | fair tonight—advt. C. OF C. §OTES. Representatives to New Haven Meet- ing Named—Other Items. The local Chamber of Commerce will send E- C. Goodwin and Stanley Holmes to New Haven tomorrow to hear Herbert Hoover address the state rencr fund committee. Hoover will Qk on the conditions as they exist urope today. The traffic bureau will meet tomor- to listen to J. M. Hamilton and V. S where she | LOCAL WOMAN TALKS ON SOUTH AMERICA a Former Missionary Pleases Foreign Missionary Socicty at Lectre. about tifty mem- of the Woman's Society of Trinity Monday evening bers and friends Foreign Missionary Methodist <hurch ‘were delightfully entertained at the homa of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. M. Burdick on Grove Hill Mrs. Bertha K. Tallon, who has been a missionary to South America gave a | B very interesting account of her work there. Mrs. Tallon illustrated her talk by displaying pictures and photo- grapks of people and places in South America. Many questions were asked which brought out interesting infor- mation about the customs of the people, and the educational, religious, commercial and industrial conditions that exist in that great country. After Mrs. Tallon’s talka social time was enjoyed during which re- freshments were served. Mrs. Theron Camp and Mrs. Earl Burdeck poured; -Mrs. Carl Ramsey, Mrs. Chas. Waters, Miss Bertha Shel- don, Miss Florence Camp, Miss Mar- jorie Norris and Mrs. Lewis assisted in serving. Deaths and I;‘nnerals. Conrad Schleicher. The funeral of Conrad Schleicher of 104 Greenwood street was held at his hoie this afternoon. Rev. M. H. Gaudian, pastor of St. John's Ger- man Lutheran church officiated and burial was in Fairview cemetery. . CARD OF THANKS. We desire to express our sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors for their many acts of sympathy and kindness exteded us during the illness and death of our dearly beloved son and brother. We wish especially to thank the Spinning room of Landers, Frary & Clark and .all who contrib- uted floral tributes. Mrs. P. F. Kelley and Family. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Loomis. CARD OF THANKS. I wish to express my siricere thankg to all kind friends for their kindness and sympathy extended during the illness and the eath of my beloved husband. I wish especially to thank the em- ployes of the Trumbull Electric Manu- facturing Company who contributed floral tributes. MRS. JAMES: STEELE. FOR HOSPITAL DONATIONS Additional Pledges Will Be Accepted at the New Britain Trust Company Since the close of the hospital cam- paign for the sum of $600,000 it has been_found that there are a number of Jocal people who have not been ap- proached and who wish to donate. Several solicitors were.in receipt of pledges today from people who had overlooked the giving. For this recason those in charge of the drive have arrange@ for . the handling of additional pledges by F. G. Vibberts, of the New Britain Trust company, Any person wishing to contribute may hand in a pledge to | Mr. Vibherts at the bank this week. | ‘While the drive was highly success- ful and more than the required amount was reached extra funds will be placed to good advantage. Local Post May Become _ ' Branch of State Asso. Private Walter J. Smith post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet this evening at the _State -Armory. Following the transaction of routine matters and the election of mnew members plans for a state organiza- tion will be discussed. The post has been asked for an expression of opinion upon such an _organization. Claude Hart of Hartford, organizer of the local post, is being rominently mentioned as the first state com- mander. ‘Do Things “Get On Your . Nerves?” If you feel nervous and irritable all the time and continually worry over trifles, there’s.something wrong. Don't give up; back of it all may be just weak kidneys. Just as nerve wear is a cause of kidney weakness, so is kid- Curtis, two representatives of the Con- necticut company speak on traffic ¢onditions in the, city and state. The mercantileflcommittee is sched- uled to meet at 5 o'clock this aft- ernoon in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss plans for the imme- diate future of the chamber. The question of having the noon-day lunches for the merchants after Jan- uary first will be taken up. Thomson Denies Report Of R. and E. Wage Cuts Reports to the effect that certain departments of the Russell and Erwin plant had been notified of cuts in pay amounting from 10 to 20 per cent were denied this afternoon by Presi- dent H. C. M. Thomson of the Am- erican Hardware corporation. The Herald was informed, through éther sources, today, that employes in several departménts received no- tices of the cuts today or vesterday. Pure lard, 22¢. Russell Bros.—e--q. ney trouble a cause of nervousness. It you have backache, “blues,’ dizzy, nervous, spells, headache, kidney ir- regularities, a tired, worn feeling, try Doan’s Kidney Pills. They are recom- mended by thousands. Ask yvour neigh- bor! How a New Britain Woman Was Freed Mrs. A. Cowlam, 38 Woodland St.. says: “I have had trouble with my kidneys and at times the pain in the small of my back and sides was very severe. Doan’s Kidney Pills were brought to my attention and I pur- chased a box. The pain and soreness was soon removed and I felt generally better.™ KIDNEY D OAN PILLS 604 at all Drug Stores Toster-Milburn Co. 31 WEST MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, C STANLEY R. EDDY, Member New York Stock Exchange Mgr. TEL. 50 Union Mfg. Co. 50 Stanley Works JOHN P. £300 Landers Frary & C KEOGH Member Consolidated Sto'tk Exchange of New Yorks STOCKS BONDS Direct Private Wire New York to Bomon. G. F. GROFF, Mgr.—Room 509, N. B. Nat] Rankx Mlag.—/X W. D, JUDD F.G. JUDD jubD & CQ 23 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN, CONNEOTIOU Investments, Local Stocks Nephonn.l North & Judd Fraction Warrants Adjusted WE OFFER STANLEY WORKS PREFERREY), NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BA ORGANIZED . 1860. C\DER UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SUJ RNV Our 8th Christmas C NOW OPEN FOR MEMBERS SAME CLASSES AS BEFORE OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS The Only National Bank in the City Quiék Results--ngald Classified | Open Tomorrow Eveni vWE WILL BE OPEN " TOMORROW EVENING Wednesday, December From 7—9 o’Clock For the purpose of eqolling members in our 1921 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLU We invite you to come Ours is the only Xmas Club in N ew Britain, paying interest. in and join N — e : THE LCOMmERCIALT TRUSTCO Resourc $3,550,000