New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1920, Page 11

P_' inancial WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPOR7S Wall nr..', close—Copper® oased again later on reports of -noth-r cut i the price of the mel. Elsewhere + however the trend weas still upward though subject to »rofit taking. The Glose was strong. Sales approximated shares. (New york Btook Ewohange quota- tions rurnished by Richter & Co., 1,200,000 Low FII Close % 47 4o 23! 3y 122% 128% is 17w s % n ::ldwln Loco .. It& O .. Peth St1 B .... 538 Brlyn Rap T .. %% Canadian Pac ..112% ‘ont Leath . 37 fhes & Ohlo ... 6% 8 26% iy sant 2034 16% 84 s 19% 15% 52% 12 1% 1% 118% 13 36% 72% 11% 8% 84% ba Cane Sug .. Ik Horn Coal .. ‘Endicott Johnson Brie ... 12% Krte 1t pra .. 18% Gastn, W W 3 slen Blectric ..119% Gen Motors .... 13% Good. (BF)Co...37 @Gt North ptd... 73% Mt Mer Marine 12% int Me Mar pfd. 50 Miinols Cen ... 84% Mt Con , . 3% Int Nickel . . 12% t Con pfi 2% Paper a“n% ly Spring Tire 3634 nnecott Cop...17% sk Steel ... 51 Jobigh Valley.. 53% Mex oPt ......167TH% n 18 68% 82 70 17 "7 12% 8% 79 68 18% 1% 30 ke 1Y 6% N Y Aajr Brake N.Y Central. NYNH & H.. ;o.r( & West. .. Coper . 30% North Pac . 8 Pure O ........ 32 Pen Am P &T 789% Penn R R .... 404 39% 20 19% . 56% 56% vl 503 lair Oll Refin . 24% S Steel & 1 . 40 Southern Pac thren Ry lebaker Co as Co . & Paofile .. cco Products . 51% 49 anscont O .... T% 7 Pacifio 116 112 200 106y . 4 052 od Fruit . Retall St B Food Prod ... 1A% 16% § Indus Alco .. 66 4% U & Rubber Co ... 64% 62% 68y U 8 Steel .... 80 THY TR% U 8 Steol ptd . IN 105% 106 Utah Copper . 60% 60% ' Car Chemieal . 31 30y Mys Overland . 6% 6 Deaths and Funerals. S Mrs. Leonard Rozenski _Mrs, Anha Rosenski, wife of Leon- ard Rozenski of 166 Sexton street, digd at hor home last night. She wae 33 years old. Besides hor husband, whe leaves four children. o4 18% o Jobn Larso™. John Larson, who formerly resided af 563 Stanley street, died this morn- t the New Britain General hos ! He was 72 years 0ld, and w pative of Sweden, He has resided this city for 35 years, and for 19 s was an employe at the New tain Machine company. FHe leaves wife, and & son who lives in en. The funeral will be held at ©o'clock Thursday afternoon at the drews & Doolittle funeral home on nut street. Reov. J E. Klingberg I oMeiate at the service, and the pirial will be in Fairview cemetery. * Michael Kane. “Michae! Kane, aged 52 years, of 16 lorth street, died early this morning afler a lengthy illness. He is sure vived by his wife, two soons, John J. #pd Thomas F. Kane, and four wghters, Veronica, Elizabeth and ldred Kane and Mrs. Joseph G Beck. Heo was & member of St, Mary's Hbly Name society, The funeral will bé held from St. Mary's church Thurs- morning at 9 o'clock and inter. Mant will be In the new Catholie temotory. —— STORE I8 ROBBED. e of the propristors of the New in Polish Business company, re- to the police today that $20 been stolen from the cash draw- i _the store t " it O LOCAL svCK MARKET TODAY i .% ‘ Bid Asked Jume Eloctric Light 118 pathern N E Tel im Hardware Am Hoslery Am Br Bristol Brass . Billings and Spencer . Colt's Arms .. North and Judd Peck, Stow and Wicox Stanley Works .. Standard Screw com Scovill Mtg Co .. Traut and Hine Union Mtg Co Fatnde ..., Hart and Cool-y PR | NEW YORK CLEARING HOVSE. Exchangs 938,661,501 & 19,546,635 ———— Louis Marcoux. Louis Marcoux, & former resident of this city, died today at the state sani- farfum at Hamburg, Pa. He leaves besides his wife, his mother Mrs. Frank Burabe, of 14 Borad street and & brother and sister. M. J. Kennty and company has arranged t© bring the body to this city for burial. SUGAR CAUSES LAWSUIT 100 Tons, Ordered at High Prices and Then Cancelled When Figures Drop, Figure in Stamford. Stamford, Dec. 14.—One hundred tons of white Cuban sugar figure in & lawwuit commenced here, recalling the days when that commodity was high In price. The complaint alleges that Peter Vanech, a restaurant keeper, contracted oh June 12 to buy the sugar at 23% cents. a pound, but after receiviag a portion of it, or a total of 44 bags, for which he pald $3,700, he refused to accept the balance, which the wholesaler and plaintiff, Poliziner Bros. of New York city, sold on December 10 for 614 cents a pound. Politizner Bros. allege a loss of $28,000 and sue for §30,000 alleged damages. They also claim that Vanech transferred his rty to his wife and ask the-éourt declare the transfer void, MASSACHUSETTS ELECTIONS Oontests in 16 Citfes, Inclading Bos- ton—Womian Secks Mayoralty in Attleboro. Boston, Dec. 14.—Municipal elec- tions in 18 cities, including Boston to- day had as their outstanding feature the mayoralty contest in Attleboro where Mrs, Bliza G. Daggett, first woman in_the state to aspire actively to that office was one of five candi- dates, Referendums on Sunday sports, boxing license and the sale of beer and light wines containing less than 2.75 per cent of alcohol wers on the ballots of elections. Eleven of the cities yoting were to select mayors. CLIFFS WASHED AWAY Heavy Storms Have Undermined Clay Banks at Highland Light, at North Truro, Maks~—May Siide Into Sea. North Truro, Mass, Dec. 14.—Re- cent gales have made serious inroads on the clay cliffts at Highland light, the foot of the cliffs have been cut away so deeply that a considerable over héng has been produced and there is every prospect that in the near future 25 feet of the top surface will siide into the sea. The buflding containing the fog horn which is equipped with much heavy machinery was formerly well back from the cliff, is now only 100 feet from its edge. FOR FARMERS' AID War Finance Corporation May Revived Again Washington, Dec. 14.—Plans for securing action by the house bafore the holiday recess on legislation re- viving the war finance corporation were lald toda yby proponents of the farmer relief measure following its passage in the senate. The house committee on agriculture to which it was expected the measure would be referred today, planned to report it out promptly. The section of the measure relating to extension of credit was amended in the senate to make it merely an ex- pression of the “‘opinion of congres: that the federal reserve board should direct extension of more liberal credits to farmers. Be PREDICTS LEAGUE FAILURE Paris, Dec. 14.—Doubt relative to the future of the league of nations has been expressed by U. S. Senator Medill McCormick, says & Gen dis- patch to the Echo de Paris. Senator McCormick, the dispatch asserts, has declared that he had an impression that the “league will be smothered by the eloquence of its members and that a great deal too much time is lost in useless verblage.” CONSTANTINE LEAVES Lucerne, Switzerland, Deec. 14— Former King Constantine of Greec recalled by the government establish- od after the fall of the Venizelos re- rose this morning prepared to leave for Venice. A private car to be attached t6 a regular south-bound train awalted him at the station. He will be met at Venice tomorrow by a Greck warship and will embark for Phaleron, the port or Athens. CLAIMS DAUGHTER RAN AWAY, Mr. Phllips, of 108 Capitol avenue, Hartford, complain to the loeal po. lice this morning, that his 17-years old daughter, Mildred Phillips, who is wanted Hartford for violation of NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER | SPRAGUE SECURES | BOOKS FRON HEALY Auditors to Start Examination o Red Cross Accounts Tomorrow | Leon A. Sprague, treasurer of the New Britain Chapter American Red Cross, who succeeded Raymond R. Healy in that capacity when he went to Hartford to be aligned with the LUnited States Bank, said today that the books are now in his possesston, and the audit will be commenced to- morrow. This work will be in charge of Frederick A. Macomber of the New Britaln Trust company, and Willlam H. Judd of the New Britain National bank. The books and =tate- ments of the Redl Cross have been h Mr. Healy's possession since he left this city. Commenting on the case today, Mr. Sprague said there is every reason to believe that the audit will show that the organization has not been a loser through Mr. Healy's admitted acts. He bases this claim on the fact that the organization last year had a membership of about 16,000 persons, and as one-half of the money taken in must be turhed over to the national chapter, it would indicate that the check recelved by Mr. Spraaguwe on November 15, from Mr. Healy for $8,075.38 was about the amount the chapter had after com- plying with the donation to the headquarters. A few small bills were pald, Mr. Sprague stating that the entire amount would not total over $60. Judge George W. Kiett, counsel for Mr. Healy, said fthis morning that there wAS every reason to believe that the shortage at the bank would be covered by restitution within a few days. It is likely that when the case is called for trial in the Hart- ford police court next Saturday morn- ing, the account at the bank will have been made clear. Judg: Klett could give but very little information today concerning the entire affair, it being his claim that he has had put little time to confer with hig client. During the brief rhoments of conversation, M Healy has practiedlly said that. his affair at the Hartford bank was the only one of its kind that he is in- volved in. CITY IIcMS Jewelry Xmas gifts, Henry Morans'. —advt After the meeting of the Urlity Re- becca Lodge No. 5¢,'1. O. O. F. this evaning & whist party will be held. Jave your battery charged or re- Ppaired at Jester's, 193 Arch street. Beautful blanket bath robes, $9.60— ‘Wilson's.—advt. The Amphion club of the N. B. H. 8 will present “Thé First’ Lady of the Land” at the Y. W. C. A. tonight for the benefit of tha Woman’s club. The play will be presented at the High school Friday evening. “Say It With Flowers’ at Morans".— advt. Removal —advt. ‘Wednesday special. Best Round steak 38c 1b, at E. & A. J. Sharp. —advt. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. August Jennings of Newington avenue, yesterday. Ivory Xanas gifts at Henry Morans’. —advt. C. 8. Neumann, H. 8 Cook, F. W. Macomber, L. Morrow, H. Y. Stearns and W. H. Attwood are in Hartford today attending a meeting of the ‘Hartford thrift week committees. Removal sale «t Besse-Leland's. madvt. All-wool, silk-trimmed - house coat $9.60—W1llson's—advt. Joseph Cattalano of 13 Silver street was arrested today at the Stanley Works on a warrant charging non- support. The +t was made by Ser- geant Theodor: Johnson. Jewelry Nmas gilte, Henry Morans’ ~—advt, The Svea Soclal club will hold a meeting at their hall on 88 Arch street Friday evening, when the elec- tion of officers will take place. The meeting was not held last night. Wednesday special. Best Round steak 38c Ib, at E. & A. J. Sharp. —advt. The annual meeting of the Swed- ish Baptist Mission circle, which was to have been held this evening has been postponed until Thursday night. The meeting will then be held with the usual mid-week service. Jewelry Xmas gifts, Henry Morans'. —advt. sale at Besse-Leland's. $2,900 IN FINES, Hartford, Dec. 14.-——Ome jail =en- tence and fines amounting to $2,900 in 13 liquor cases in which pleas were entered were meted out to violators of the Volstead act by Judge Edwin 8. Thomas in the U. S. District conurt today. Most of the cases heard re- sulted from raids made by federal enforcement agents Saturday evening, 16 having been on the list of criminal imformasiony, of which 12 pleaded gulity. Frank Dennelli was fined $350. An- tonio Gallucci was fined $350 and costs. Gus Koch, proprietor of a restaurant on Mulberry street, drew a fine of $150. Max Fennerstein, who has a grocery store on South Prospect street, was fined $100. Mike Koefs- kefsky got off with a fine of $250. Frank Koler, who has a saloon on Main street, was given the heaviest fine, $400. Wisdislau Neidzwicki of Main street was fined $300. DWYER REAPPOINTED Hartford, Deec. 14.—Richara J. Dwyer was reappointed today deputy secretary of state by Donald J. War- ner, the incoming A secretary whos term will begin January 5. The entire office force has also been reappainted. Mr, Dwyer has been been for forty years ean-eul with the office o! sec- retary 0 fir: 14, 1920. New Britain National Bank Our 8th Christmas Club Now Open For Membership No fees—No fines—No penalties for not inking prompt payments. Over $900,000.00 has been saved in this city through our clubs. Open Saturday Evening “The Only National Bank in the City” Under United States Government Supervisiop. The Hartford-Connecticut Trust Company Corner Main and Pearl Streets, Su.plus Funds, $2,000,000.00 Capital $1,250,000. Hartford, Conn. Safe Deposit Boxes, $5 and upwards, PN Settlement of Estates, Wills drawn without charge Foreign Exchange to all parts of the world. LETTERS OF CREDIT Bank by mail. GENERAL BANKING It is safe and saves time. POLICEMAN A SUICIDE Veteran Mcmbér of Fall River De- partment Believed to Have Killed e Self While Despondent- Fall River, Dec. 14.—The body of Patrolman -John H. Boyd who had been a member ,0f the- police de- partment for more than 20 years was found in a park in the rear of the northern police station today with a bullet through his right temple. He had been ill for several weeks and his superiors believed he had killed him- self in & ’peérigd of depression. He leaves a wife and six children. PRICE OF EC DROPS. New York Market Shows Them Down .From Five to Twelve Cents a Dozen. New York, Dec. 14.~Prices of fresh egge were reduced by, amounts vary: ing from 5 to 12 cents per dozen in the New York market today due to warm- er weathes throughout the egg pro- ducing areas of the country, which has materially increased early De- cember production. White California eggs which last week were offered at froim $1 to $1.08 a dozen wholesale were today bringing between 88 and 93 cents per dozen. HIGH SOHOOL AOCTIVITIES, i Iy Mid-Season Is At fts Helght—Social Aftairs for the Week. Plans are rapidly being completed for the football reception by the Let- terman’s club to be given next Sat- urday evening. Francis Delaney heads the committee In charge. The physical examinations are still in progress, Dr. Lyon and Dr. Faulk- ner being in charge. The freshman class basketball team will hold prac- tice this evening In thé gymnasium. The Young Women's Literary club will hold its regular meeting in the Academic building Thursday after- noon. L A Christmas sale will be held in the art department of the vocational building by the Art club on Friday of this week. The club will have for sale table runners, bags, linen and Christmas cards. The Household Arts club will hold a meeting in the art department tomorrow afternoon at which time work will be resumed on articles for the poor. The club has always been active around the Yule- tide and this year will dress dolls for the poor. WIND BREAKS GLASS. ‘The large plate glass in the west window of the Wilson Company clothing store on West Main street, was cracked this afternoon by the heavy gale of wind that blew over the city. Mr. Wilson noticed the window give way and crack in the upper cor- ner. He immediately placed a brace against it from the inside, which ap- parently saved it from crashing in. MALE POPULATION GROWS. Sons were born at the New Britain General hospital today to the follow- ing local couples: Mr. and Mrs. Se- bastian Derisi of 70 Belden street and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Vibberts, of 212 Main street. e TS SRS 2r—~Se TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. WANTED—Knitting, crocheting. embroider- ing_and plain sewing to do at home. H. Thuyer. Russell Block, Plainville, Conn. 12-14-3 WANTED—Kitchen and dining room girl at Maplehurst Inn. Mrs. Geo. B. Martin Tel. 1i3, Platnville. 12-14-a3 Space for GARAGE—To reat for truck } SHORT CALENDAR CASES, Five cases are listed on the short calender docket of the - city court, which opens at 2:30 o’clock Friday afternoon. They are as follows: Mal- leable Iron Works company against Anna Clark, et al, judgment, Lawyer E. T. Ringrose for the plaintiff; M.~ Meckler” against M. Pearl, et al, pleadirig, Lawyer D. L. Nair for the plaintiff, Lawyer M. H. Camp for the defendant; Johnstone Vance against Alex. Geerge, default for failure to ; comply with order of court. Atty. S. J. . Traceski for the plaintift, Lawyer Mil- ton Bacharach- for the del’endmt;g Salvatore Alcini, et al, vs. Sebastiano | Clanci, disclosure of defense' and judgment, Lawyer D. L. Nair for the plaintiff, Lawyer H. H. Milkowitz for the defendant; Fred Winkle against Cesario Agostino, judgment and hear- ing in damages, Lawyer Joseph G. Woods for the plaintiff, } ) i OFFICERS ELECTED. { An Ajumni Endeavor association was organized at the First Church last night. The followiag were elected of- ficers: President, J. Ingham; n Vice- president, Oliver Nichols; Lewis Gib- son, secretary and treasurer. Mr. Nich- ols was also elected chairman of the membership committee. North & Judd fractions must be justed before Wednesday noon, Decem Landers, Frary & Clark rights December 20th. We will be glad to assist in adj both fractions and rights. - Member Consolidated Stork Exchange of New Yo STOCKS BONDS Direct Private Wire New York to Roston. i G. F. GROFF, Mgr—Room 509, N. B. Nat1 Bank 1dg.—/Te T D. JUDD F.G. JUDD W. juDD & CO 238 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN, CO! i c Investments, Local Stocks .Ncpm 1815, North & Judd Fractional Warrants Adjusted WE OFFER SFANLEY WORKS PREFERRE). CHRISTMAS MON To the Folks in the Old Co MONEY ORDER, DRAFT OR C GEORGE A. QUIGLE 7 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN, CO; \Known‘ forits cour: teous spirit—its desire| to accommodate—this” Bank- wilF be open tonight.to-serve you if you'cannot:come in-the:day;time. Don’t put. it off,another; minute—Join now—" OUR CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB There are just aysew[daysTmore. _'Jist think!—~ you will have next,Christmas $25 to $250 according to the amount you‘deposxt weekly. won't notice the small ‘Aamounts. It’s easy—you Our handseme circulars answer. alhyoursqueshons. Call_for_one right away.” CLASSES:— P 25¢ per week will bring you $12.50 next Xmas 50c per week will bring you $25.00 next Xmas $1.00 per week will bring you $50.00 next Xmas 2.00 per week will bring you $100.00 next Xmas $5.00 per week will bring you $250.00 next Xmas Bring Your Friends in and Join Tonight. THE NEW BRITAIN TRUST CO.