New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1920, Page 11

Financial ALL STREET STOCK - EXCHANGE REPORTS New York, 10:30 a. m Bttle cause for 20.—Wall street, ders evidently found couragement in news mdvices over the week-end and con- tinued to well stocks at active opening ‘of today's session. Ol and sugar shares Were weakest excepting Mexican Pet., Which scored an Initial sain of 1 1-4 points. Equipments, mojor speciaities, Xtiles and utllities, sotably Pullman, h Magneto, American Woolen #1nd People's Gas increased last week's sses. Crucible, Lackawanna and U, LsSteely were fractionally better, but rila rea New York Central belng only prominent {ssug to display & degree of strength Wall street glose—Sugars, coppers apd chemignls, alsd secondary oils were under remewod pressfre in the Jast hour and representative issues eancelled most of their rally. The glosing was heavy # approximated 500,000 shares. . (New York Stock Exchange quota- ons furnished by Richter & Co., members of the New York BStock Exchange.) Close 284 3734 12y 11785 16 High Low Allls-Chalmm Mfg 28% Am Beet Sug . a7 Am,_ Can m Car & Cot ONl . Am H & Leath .. 100 ... Bmolt & Rof Sug Ref com Sum Tob .. AR Tel & Tel .. Tob . . = Wool . con Cop . Ateh Top & 87 At Guif & W I Fay ik 104% BA 31 Trinity St afte rim with r please return to 12-20-34 orw’ attachod i1 South Main USED CARS xhl K SEDAN :Im Tot o CK RO pa; LASH MOTOR COMPANY, West Main & Lineoin #trests. unbar, salesman Tel. 383 C or ke NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY,, DECEMBER 20, | Baldwin Loco .. 86% BeBth St1 B .... 51% Bkiyn Rap T .. 9% Canadian Pac ..112% Cent Leath Co .. 35% Ches & Ohio 4% Chi Ml & 8t p .. Chi Rock I & P Chile Cop .. Chino Cop .. .- iron’ 2!-56 85 % 505 Col Fuel & Consel ( Corn ‘rucible Steel. Cuba Cane Sug. . ik Horn Conl. - Johnun e Erie .o ee Erie 1ast l’lfll s W & V n Electric Gen Motors od. (B F) Co. it North pfd TMlinois Cen .., . Inspiration Cop. Int Con ... Int Con pfd .. Int Mer \hrln- Int Mer Mar pfd Int Niekel .. Int Paper . Kelly Bpring ‘l‘lu Kennecott Cop.. Lack Steel . Lehigh Val . Mex Pet Midvale Steel... Mis Pacific ,.... Nat Lead ... N ¥ Central NYNH&H Norf & West. North Pacific Pure Oil Pan Am P& T.. Penn R R .. Pierce Arrow Pittsburgh Coal Pressed Steel Car . Faonoa » 2 15% 17% 2% 118% o 59 15 1 15 18 & a1 Royal D, N Y .. Sinclair Oil Refin . Southern Pacific . Southern Rallway Studebaker Co Texas Co ... Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products Trenseont Ofl Union Pacific United Fruit .. United Retail St United Food Prod U 8 Indus Alco U 8 Rubber Co . U § Steel ,.. U 8 Steel prd . Utah Copper . Va Car Chemical . 30 28 Willys-Overland 5% 5% SWEDISH LUTHERAN NOTES. Christmas morning, appropriate services will be held at the Swedish Lutheran church at 5 o'clock. They Will be in the form-of the custemary Christmas exercises. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon, the Sunday schop! will hold its annual Christmas celebration. Communion services and a rooepuon 118% 189% ol 163 601, 60% 'msg . 02% 16% 63 611 79 106% 4% 60% 8% 105% 4T% 4 28 51 LOCAL STOCK MARKET TODAY Bid Asked 1 118 101 Hfd Electric Rillings and nmnc»r Colt's Arms Bagle Lock Landers ¥ and C and Wilcox ! Peck, Stow Stanley W Standard S g Holsl REI'OIKT HELLBERG ELEGTED A. M. President C. Chosen for Jr. O, U. at Mecting Saturday Night—IF'. Prelle Appbinted Fin. Sec. At a regular meeting of Chamber- lin Cowncil, No. 2, Jr. O. U. A. M, held in Jr. O. U. A. M. hall, Hunger- ford Court, Saturday evening at $ o'clock, the following officers were elected: Counciler, C E. Hellberg; vice councilor, F. C. Eppler; financial sec- retary, F. C. Prelle; treasurer, W, C. Rowe; recording secretary, A. ) | Willlams; assistant record secretar | ¥.-Pinkerton; conductor, M. Rincor warden, A. Screen; inside sentinel, A. Kumm; outside sentinel, W. Smith; trustee, H. Green: chaplain, H. C. Lyons. At this election F. C. Prelle was elected for the twenty-sixth year as financial secretary and W. C. Rowe | was- elected for the twentieth year |a 4 as treasurer. H. €. Lyons, who was y | elected to the office of chaplain is a well known member eof New Britain police force- the WILSON NAMES RYAN. ‘Washington, Deg, (0.—Major Gen- eral John ¥. Ryan, commander of the | | New York National Guard was nomi- nated today by President Wilson to be a major general In the officers reserve t corps. Gen, Ryan was a major general in the army during the war command- ing the 27th New York National l Guard division at the front, SULLIVAN—MORENCY. Banns of marriage were announced for the first time at St. Peter's church yesterday morning by Rev. Charles C. Coppens between Daniel Sullivan and Miss Layra Morency. Mr. Sullivan is manager of the Mildletown branch of the Woolworth five and ten cent store. He is a member of the Y. M- T. A. & B. societ; PRISONER IS GIVEN RIGHT OF CHOOSING (Continued from First Page) about 1,500 feet up the road. Ac- cording to testimony, Rioux refused to give his name to Piper Catalana on Rond, A real estate bond of $500 or cash bond of $300 was required for the sase of Joseph Catalana whose support case was continued two « ana came to this country from Italy less than a year ago. She had her husband arrested lat that time for non-support and upon his promise to support her the case was nolled. For the past eight months, she said, he has contributed nothing toward her support but she h earned her living working in a Hartford shirt shop. An effort will be made to bring the couple together. The husband has made advances to the wife in an ef- fort to effect a reunion but, accord- ing to his statements, she refuses to live with him. Other Small Cases. The case of David Berkowitz, ) Berkowitz, charged with breach of the ! peace by assaulting Mrs. Frances Dombroski, was continued until to- {'morrow morning. | The case of Joseph Zaleskie charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace was similarly continued. Adam Panish was arrested on La- fayette street last night by Patrol- man John Liebler on a drunkenness charged with breach of the been drinking cider. A fine of $10 and costs was imposed. Paul Wolisky was similarly fined for drunkenness. Patrolman George | Ellinger arrested him Saturday night on Silver street. N Sailor in Toils. Fred Smith, 21, a sailor, was given hour furlough Saturday from the "naval base at New Landon. He went to New Haven where he had several drinks after which he remembered nothing until ton street by Patrolman Ellinger. The court was of the opinion that the accused would be sufficiently punished by the loss of thres months’' pay, which he said would be the pgnalty handed out by his commanding offi- cer. Judgment was suspended. " A fine of $10 for drunkenness was imposed and judgment was suspend- ed on a breach of the peace charge against Steve Moleski. He was ar- rested by Patrolman Peter McEvoy at the home of a friend on Rock- well avenue last -night After Steve Walt had pulled his wife around the house on Overland street last night and had drawn a handful of hair from her head, Patrol- man George Ellinger was called- in | To- | day the accused was flned $10 for | ! by neigbors. He arrested Steve. | drunkenness, which was suspended, and sentenced to 15 days in jJail. New Britain’s Largest XMAS CLUB Hundréds Turned Away! In Order To AccommodateThose Who Could Not Get In Our Doors—Saturday Evening—We Will Be Open Every Evening :“ . This Week—(Saturday Excepted)—From 7 to O o’clock To Enroll Members In Our 1921 , XMAS SAVINGS CLUB TRUS M WEF TCo AN, If all Weekly Payments are made when due we pay interest on your Xmas Savings, being the only New Britain Bank doing this, PN T sl T St — arrested on Washing- | | of | the | Several | evenink. | Contessions will i) 1920. Deaths and Funerals Svenning A. Johns Svenning A. Johnson, aged 71 years, died yesterday at his home 353 Church street. He was a native of Sweden, and has resided in this city for many vears. He is survived by a son, for- mer Councilman John A. Johnson. a daughter, Mrs. Robert Johnso; a brother John Johnson of Dover, N. J., and two grandchildren, Miss Lillian Foiren and Robert Johnson JIr. He was a member of the Kronan Sick Benefit society and the Fridhem so- ciety. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesdgy afterneon at his late residence. Services will be held at 2:30 o'clock in the Swedish Luth- eran church. Rev. S. G. Ohman will officiate and the burial will be in Fair- view cemeter.y Mrs. Edward P. Ryan Mary Ryan, aged 42 years, d P. Ryan of 304 Park street, died \exlcnday morning at her home. Besides her husband, she leaves tweo sons, Cornelius and Michael Ryan, and a daughter, Miss Veronica Ryan. The funeral will be held at 9 | o'clock tomorrew morning at St. Joseph’s church. The burial will be in St. Mary's new cemetery. Mrs. wife of Edwa Anders G. Fritzson Anders Gustaf Fritzson, one of the best known Swedish residents in this city, died yesterday at his home 328 South Main street. He was 75 years old, and had been in ill health for a long period of time. He is survived by | his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Sigrid Johnson, Mrs. Alvin G. Wright and Mrs, Edward H. Parker; three sons, Frank Fritzson, who is in the United States navy, Albert Fritzsan, of Ken- sington, and Harry Fritzson, of this cit: two brothers in Sweden and two sisters in Colorade. He also leaves 10 grandchildren. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at his late residence, Rev. Dr. S. G. Ohman will officiate, and the burial will be in Fairview cemetery. CHANGES SUGGESTED. Among the propostions suggested to the mayor in connection with charter | revisions are the removal of the right of appointing assessors the oflice to be elective, and the placing of the right to appoint a tax collector rather than elect one; increasing the amount of sewer assessment beyond the present maximum of $1.75 per foot; requiring the tax collector to collect personal and water taxes. - BASKETBALL GAMES AT BOY’S CLUB TONIGHT. Marshall R. Cook superintendent of the Boys' Club, has arranged to have the local Pyramids and the Busy Bees’ basketball team of Bristol, play at the gymnasium this evening. As a preliminary game, the Corbin Screw girls and the Stanley Rule and Level girls will lash. McKeon's orchestra will furnish music for dancing which will follow the game. STANLEY WORKS STORE ! MAY BE DISCONTINUED A meeting of the Stanley Works Co-operative association will be held this evening to consider the matter discontinuing the co-operative store. A recommendation will be offer- ed to do away with the project, it being the belief of the association that store has served its purpose similar business establish- ments have been discontinued by other factories. GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY. Raymond E. Sayder of 1 Main street was tendered a surprise party at his home Saturday evening. About forly guests weré present from New York, New Haven, Hartford, Meriden, Winsted and Bristol. Miss Olive Park- hurst entertained with piano selections accompanied by Joseph Cosgrove who played the violin. Luncheon was later served followed by ddncing. ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH. Aid society of the St. Josepl's church will meet tomorrow Plans will be made for the annual Christmas tree and entertain- ment by the children of the parochial school. AT The Ladies” be heard Friday afternoon and evening. Masses will he held Christmas morning at 5:30 7. 8, 9 and 10:30 o'ciock., High mass will be celebrated at 5:30 and 10:30 v'clock. SMYRK ARRESTS BRAIM Harry Brainard of Colcheste: said to be a game warden, a N. House, were arrested Rocky Hill on Saturday by Game Wardens William Smyrk and Charles Allshouse of that town. They will be arraigned in the Rocky Hill town court on Wed- nesday night of this week and are out under bonds_of $200 apicce. Game Warden Smyrk the two men setting =na purpose of taking fox Better Headlights ; Adjusted by Experts g OPEN Mon. Fri. &Sat. é NIGHTS A. G. Hawker LOUIS PERLYSKY C. P. A | AUDITS H ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS | RD who is d Harry in he caught s for the and other INCOME TAX REPORTS Room 306 P‘lcnd : ERIC 31 WEST MAIN STREET, STANLEY R. EDDY, Mgr. 50 North & BRITGREN HTER & C( Member New York Stock Exchange NEW BRITAIN, TEL. Judd 75 New Britain Machine Member Consolidated Stotk ‘Exchange of New York, STOCKS ' BONDS Direct Private Wire G. F. GROFF, Mgr.~—Room 509, N. B. New York to Bastom. Nat? Bank Mdg.—-Tel JubpD & CO. =3 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN, coxwoncu! Investments, Local Stocks WE WILL BUY— .Telephones, 1§15, 50 SHARES AMERICAN HARDWARE CORP. 50 SHARES COLT'S. 50 SHARES LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK. Cddd sa8ainn Men's $1.00 neckwear 65c at Besse- Leland Co.—advt. Four patients are under treatment at the City hospital today. AMen’s Marshall Shoes, first quality, reg. $14 and $15, $6.95, $7.95. The S. W. Menus Store.—advt. Removal sale &t Besse-Leland's. —advt. Christmas exercises for the cradle roll department of the Stanley Memo- rial church will be held on \\'2dne§- day afternoon. Join New Britain National Christmas Club tonight.—advt. Music hath charms at C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. A meeting of St. Peter's socicty of St, Peter's church will be held this evening at Bardeck’s hall. A smoker will follow the meeting. Jewelry Xmas gifts, Henry Morans'. —advt. A slight disturbance occurred yes- terday afternoon in Ukrainian hall when the speeches were made in Eng- lish and not in the native tongue of those present Ladies’ Comfys, all colors, reg. 2,50, $1.49. The S. W. Menus store.— advt. Deputy Sheriff M H. Fox has presented the clerical force at the office of the town clerk with a box of chocolates. Ivory NXmas gifts at Henry Morans'. —advt. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Beany of New Haven, Mr. 2. H. Tucker of Winsted and Mrs. Earl Tucker of New York city were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snyder of 551 Main street. Men's Emerson Shoes, every guaranteed. Reg, $14 and § 7.95. The 8. W. Menus store.—advt. Open every evening until Christmas, Bessee-Leland Co.—aavt. The prize turkey in the Eagles’ set- back tournamgnt on Saturday evening was won by President William E. Tyler. Have your battery charged paired at Jester’s. 193 Arch —advt, A son was born today at the New Britain General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Overstrom of 15 Winthrop street. same institution today to Mr. #and Murs. Paul Stange of Berlin. Pianos at C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. Renioval sale at s—advt. Join New Britain National Christmas Club tonight.—advt. Jewelry Xmas gifts, Henry Morans'. —advt. Mrs. N. J. Hanaen of Wallace street has been called to Springfield, Mass., to attend the funeral of a relative. Men's Marshall Shoes, first quality reg. $14 and $15, $6.95, $7.95. The S. W. Menus Store.—adv Banl\ ( pair or re- street. Bank LAST W K OF SEAL SALE As the final wéek of the annual [ e Christmas seal opened today it was feared tuberculosis committee that last yea quota would nat be reached.- It is hoped, however, that over $83,000 will be raised. It is estimated that the City of New Britain will give $3,- 0 he largest returns are < $6.95, ; A daughter was born at the Besse-Lelund's. | TOWN HOME OBSERYA Inmates Arc Treated to CH Tree Celebration — Superis Thanks Participants. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Palmer, intendent and matron of thi Home, wish to extend their thanks on behalf of the inn the Home, to all members of t] shine Society and the st. Mary's ity, for the pleasing enterts they presented yesterday and day at the Home. Appropriate mas Tree exercises wcre held both these organizatfons partid Rev. J. Leo Sullivan, Rev. Ji Davis and L. S. Johnson were the speakers and assisted gre making the event a suaccess. SPEAKS TO UKRAINIA Chief of Police Rawlings, Orson F. Curtis, Postmaster and President Paul Rogers 0 Red Cross society were present Ukra n convention held in ian hall on Erwin place yesterd ternoon. Mayor Curtis deliv short address of welcome and| mcmlmn of the party also gavd 1R HOME BURGLARI] lishaw, superintendent of the of charities, has been entered, authorities at Milford have inf| the loecal man. Nothing is 1 from the building. A consid amount of loot has been taken] series of summer home robbes that localit, OFFICERS TO RESCUE, Authorities of Talmud Torah Donate $110 to Club’s Treas The Hebrew Ladies’ Aid socief hold a meeting Tuesday night in mud Torah hall, at which time i be reported that the officers of) | organization have made up the { cit in the organization’s treasu; i treasury showed expenditures o |os4 57 and the income derived | a six cent tax on members ami fed to $947.17. The remaining $1 |15 mow covered throush the g | osity of the organization’s officers money collected is for Jewish we work. i 1 ! WORKMAN IS INJURED. Patrick Connell of 50 North a Meriden, a carpenter employed Stanley Works, was injured actory this afternoon. He was ing through the d when a trud] against him knocking him dow injuring his leg. He was taken New Britain General hosptal. —PALACE ' Midnight Froli New Year’s Ex 10—BIG ACTS—10 in the office of the state |