New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1921, Page 11

‘ "Financial WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS R¥w York, Jan. 15.—The week-end on of the stock market was dull the list developed a firm Mter an uncertain opening. Further ) of Reading at an additional of 2 points prompted to extend their recent covering ent. Bteels, equipments, shippings gained 1 to 2 outstanding features ble, Vanadium, hem and Republic, also Ameri- Car, Royal Dutch, United Fruit ‘Atlantic Guif. Ameriean Woolen, tional Paper, Famous Players, h Magneto, Tobacco Products and Stores were among the higher tles. The closing was strong. pproximated 300,000 shares. — York Stock Exchange quota- turnished by Richter & Co., bers of the New York Stock including Lackawanna, High Low BN 34y LA5% A4y 3T % 27 124% 124 211% Chalm Mfg tone ! the | Chile Cop olls | Corn Prod Itef .. points, | Crucible Stl .. .. | Gen Elec .. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, Am H & Leath .. Am Loco .. . Am Smelt & Ret Am 8Sug Ref com Am Sum Tob Am Tel & Tel .. Am Tob .. Am Woolen Anaconda C Atch Top & S At Guit & W1 .. Baldwin Loco . Baltimore & O .. Beth 8 B ... Mis Paclfic N Y. Central ... N'Y "N H & H- Norf & West ... North Pacific .. S Pan Am P& T.. Penn R R Pierce-Arrow s Pitts Coal ..... Reading . Rep I & 8 Royal D, N Y ... 'Slnclllr Oil Ref South Pacfic .. South Rallway. Studebaker Co Texas Co Texas & Pac Tobacco Prod . Transcont Oil . Union Pacific . United Fruit . United Ret St . U 8 Food Prod . U8 Indus Alco. . U 8 Rubber Co. U 8 Steel Utah Copper ... & Willy Overland . X LOCAL STOCK Bklyn Rap T .. 11% Canadilan Pac ..117% Central Leath Co 393% Ches & Ohio .61 Chi Mil & St P .. 29% Chi Rock 1 & P 27% 1% Chine Cop 22 703 961, Cuba Cane Sug . 22 Endicott-Johpson Erie 1st pfd . Gaston, W & W . Gen Mot ... oo Goodrich (BF) C Gt North pfd Illinois Cent . ... Inspiration Cop Inter Con pfad .. Int Mer M “ee Inter Mer M pfd Int Nickel Int Paper .... Kennecott Cop Lack Steel . Lehigh Valley ., & Maxwell Motor . Mex Petrol Midvale Steel .. I Southern N. E. Telephone + | American lardware . Amerfcan Hosiery . American Brass ... Rristol Brass ...... Billings & Spencer . CotteRArms o Eagle Lock ... . LA‘nd.rI, Frary & Clark New Britain Machine ... Martford Eleetric Light ..... Niles-Bement-Tond h & Judd ......... k. Stow & Wilcox nley Works ..., andard Screw, com com & Scovill Mrg. Co. MARKET TODAY Asked 130 101 o5 185 20 56 a“ 54 a5 Tonight when you are down town Traut & Hine . Union Mfg. Co. $30 FOR HOOVER FUND — Parents and Teachers’ Association of Lincoln Street School Voted That Sum Last Night. At the mid-winter community gath- ering of the Lincoln strcet school Parents and Teachers' Association last night, it was voted o appropriate $30 from the association treasury to the Hoover fund for the relief of Europe's starving children. Principal Louis P. Slade of New Britain High school was scheduled to speak but was unable to attend. His place on the program was taken by Fred D. Walsh, Jr., executive secretary of the “Save Our Schools” campaign and a prominent member of the Con- necticut State Teachers’ Association. Mr. Wish was very interesting. He outlined the need of improvements in the schools throughout the state, handling his subject in a capable man- ner. An entertainment was provided by the children of the sixth grade who performed their parts with lzreltl credit to themselves and to their teacher. Lynch's orchestra furnished music. “Y"” TEAM LOSES AGAIN. Locals Put Up Fast Game Against Atlas A. C. at New Haven. The New Britain Y. M. C. A. basket- ball team was defeated by the Atlas A C. at New Haven last night, score 32 to 26. The game was witnessed by a large crowd and was fast through- out. Ellison and Schm:dt were the chief point wakers for the “Y” team, while Rahm featured for New Haven. The lineup: New Britain “Y". Ellison Atlas A. C. Botwinik Left Forward 5 Pelletier ... Schade Goals from ficld, E 4, Restelli 2, Pelletie: winik "~ 3, L. Lasky 1: foul goals Restelli 2, Dairy, Poultry, Fruit Farms in the best section. stocks and tools. Robert B. White Real Estate, Insurance and Auctioneer 259 Main St. Open Tonight. 1921. Right Guard Left Guard son 4, Greenberg 2, referce, Johnson, Vale. Connecticut Farms and . G. Greenberg Lasky, Witkin Schmidt Rahm 3, Bot- Witkin 4, Rahm, Tobacco Some with Amazing Opportunities well-nigh bewildering in their reality are open for profitable investment in the sccurities market today. CAN YOU AFFORI' TO OVER- LOOK CHANCES LIKE THESE? ACQUAINT YOURSELF with this extraordinary situation by obtaining a copy of our “YEAR-END REVIEW” and Supplements (sent gratis) which recommend for purchase such stocks as we consider most attractive, yield- ing handsome returns on present prices. Investment Securlties Mem- |Philadelphia Stock Ex. bers Consolidated Stock Ex. of N.Y. 162 Atlantic St. Tel. 3045 Stamford Stamford, Conn. Main Office: 74 BROADWAY, N. Y. Branchea 489 Fifth Ave. N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. 100 Shares Stanley’ 50 Shares North & 50 Shares New Britain | 50 Shares Billings & Spes How Many Invisible Guests Will ‘You W G. F. GRO! JOHN P. KEO( Member Consolidated Steck Exchange STOCKS BONDS Direct Private Wire New York : FF, Mgr.—Room 509, N. B. Na#l L. Greenberg we suggest that you come in and open up that Xmas Club Member- ship--if you have not aiready done so. This weekly saving plan takes all of the worry out of Christmas. You know just what you can spend and you are sure of its coming to you at the right time. Think this over and join tonight--the last chance. el “THE BANK OF SERVICE” | New Britain Trust Co. OPEN TONIGHT 7 TO 9 O’CLOCK will Center .. D. JUDD ¥. G, JUDD "JuDD & =3 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN, Investments, Local Stocks The Hartford-Connecticut Trust Company Corner Main and Pearl Streets, Hartford, Conn. Capital $1,250,000. Surplus Funds, $2,000,000.00 Safe Deposit Boxes, $5 and upwards, Settlement of Estates, Wills drawn without charge Foreign Exchange to all parts of the world. LETTERS OF CREDIT GENERAL BANKING Bank by mail. It is safe and saves time. WE OFFER: 50 SHARES STANLEY WORKS COMMON, 10 SHARES LANDERS, FRARY & CLAR| 10 AMERICAN HARDWARE. $30,000,000 Northwestern Bell Telephone Company First Mortgage Twenty Year 7% Bonds, Series “A” DUE FEBRUARY 1, 1941 The President of the Company, W. B. T. Belt, Esq., has given us the following i tion about the Company’s business, which information may be obtained in. greater upon request: Your Dollars Save Europe's Starving Children. : month estimated) amounted to $3,7 and for the last five years averaged' 000 annually. With recent increases if which have been granted, effective December 1, 1920, and others .whi pending, the net income available fof est payments, according to the Co expectations, will not be less than $5, per annum. . The mortgage securing the Bonds for a sinking fund of $300,000 per which will be used to buy Series “A” in the market, provided they are purc at or below par and interest, and ot to be invested in additional property, to the mortgage, against which no bo be issued under this mortgage. This issue may be redeemed as an The Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. is a subsidiary of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, which owns all of its outstanding $42,150,000 stock. The Com- pany constitutes the Bell System operating company in the States of lowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, South Dakota and North Dakota. These Bonds will, after July 1, 1921, con- stitute the Company’s only funded debt and are to be secured by a first lien on all the telephone plant of the ComBany with the exception of that in North Dakota, and as to property in that state, any future mort- gage debt created must be subordinated to this issue. The Bonds represent only about 409, of the mortgaged property’s book value of $73,000,000, which is less than its ap- praised value: A Short Time Investment With the Best Security In the World United States Treasury Certificates Of Indebtedness PAYABLE APRIL 15, 1921 WITH 513 % INTEREST PAYABLE MAR. PAYABLE MAY PAYABLE OCT. PAYABLE JUNE PAYABLE AUG. PAYABLE SEPT. PAYABLE DEC. 15, 1921 6. 1920 With 53/49% Interest 16, 1921 15, 1921 15, 1921 Denominations $500, $1,000 and $5,000. Free From Normal Income Tax. We Own and Offer at Par and Accrued Interest. ] 5] ] ) ) ) ) ) 5 ) ) ) ) 5 ) ) ) As against the interest requirements of $2,100,000 annually for this issue, the Com- pany’s available net earnings for 1920 (one Price And Circular Upon at-the option of the Company at and accrued interest on any inter Interest will be payable on l!-ebrua August 1 in New York. Request—Bond Depar