New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1921, Page 11

. Financial RLSTREET STOCK XCHANGE REPORTS Wall In as Street well as the 1 shippings became involved in tho ve active selling of the final 9 per cont excuse for un extension of the re on roximated [INew York s of n the hange.) High. ~Cha! Mg Beet Sugar Ol Car & Fay H & Lther Locomotive. ¥13%, Smit & Ret 424 S’ Ref com 91 Sumatra Tobh 795, Tel & Tel L E™ Tobacco 1181, EL R 41 Close.—IHigh prominent money The closing was weak 500,000 shares — Stock Fxchange quota- ¢ furnished by Richter New York Stock Missouri Pac N Y Air Brake N Y Central . NHund H Am Woolen 6513 Anaconda Cop.. 38+ Atch Top & S F %133 At Gulf & Wt | 657% Baldwin Loco 881, Haltl & Ohio.. 33°%, Beth Steel 1t 61y Rrkn Rap Can Pacific Northern™ Pacific ) Ture Oil Trun 13!: : ran Am P and T 1161 Yenn R R Central Lther Co 461 Pierce Arrow Ches & Ohio T Pitts Coal Chi Mil & St I® 27 Press Steel Cai Chi Rk JIsl & P 29 25 Ray Con Cop Chila Copper teading Chine Cop Rep 1 and S Col Kuul & Royal D, N Y rn Prods Sin Ol Ref Crucible te Slos=-8 & and | South Pacitic South Rail Studebaker Co Te Texas and Pacific . Tob Prod oit Pacific grade T ollx Ref Cul Sndicott Frie veee irie 1st pfd ston, W & Gen Electric. . en Motors Good (BF) Gt North prd [Iinols Cen Inspir Copper Interbor Con Interbor Con pfd 330, Int Mer Mar a“mry int Mer Mar pfd 19 294, | Int Nickel .. 151% Int Paper S 5 Kelly Spring Tire 45 % 5 3% | U 8 Steel prd Kennpecott Cop. Utah Copper Lack Steel Willys Overland Lehigh Val Maxwell Motor Mev Midvale Steel B hout 5 ohn rate afforded Sales Trans Union United Fruit Tnited Retail St 4% e -4y v 51 & Co., pa S Feod Prod S Indus Alco . U S Rubber Co .. U 8 Steel (g S 110 S 821, 1107% o6 Nig CLEARING HOUSE REPORT. ePt Exchange .. Balance For the convenience of our clients who have relatives in Europe, we draw food drafts on Poland, Germany, Austria, Hungary and Czecho Slovakia free of charge. Money sent to all parts of the world by means of draft, post-remittance or cable at the best rate. We sell travelers’ checks and have on hand a limited quantity of foreign currency. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 7:00 TO 9:00 New Britain Trust Co. Seven to Eight Per On Safe Investment Por Ten to Twenty-Five Years . . The Commer Cent : Bonds & " Many shrewd investors have come ‘to the conclugion that present high rates for money cannot last indef- initely and are buying bonds maturing in ten to twenty- five years, thus assuring themselves of seven to eight per cent interest for a long period. In our opinion this Is a sound investment policy. We shall be pleased to submit a list of “long-tims=" bonds ylelding from seven to eight per cent which we recommend for safe investment. 1 | = | 94 | i 1l at LOCAL éTOEi( MARKET TODAY (Furnished by Richter & 13id PN S0 Couy Asked Hd Elec Light Southern N I ‘Tl Co Flardwar Hoxicry Brass A Am ristol Drass ss and Spencer Arms Lotk I oand ¢ 12 Maching Colt’s ! Niles-Be-Pond .‘nvx. ; North and Judd Peck, Stow and Wilcox Stanley Woiks Standard Screw Scovill Mfg Co ‘Traut and Hin U'nion Mfg Co JOHNSON BRINGS SUIT New Britain Man Brings com Agninst A, N. Rutk ford Company Inc. of Hartford For $790.50 Due on Eill, The suit thix city against A, M. Company Inc. of H ford was tried before Judge Dickinson in the court of common pleas yesterday afternoon. The plaintifft sued for $790.50 which it is alleged to be a balance due on bill of $1,340.50. The bill Was ror excavating a cellar and doing other work on the gzolf clubhouse and grounds on Maple Hill in New- ingto Mr. Johnson claims the wor awas done under a contract with the defendant. The defendant denied that there wus a contract and pleaded that Johnson had been pald what was due him. Mortimer H. Camp and John tI. Kirkham appeared for Johnson and Jodge George Khett for Lho itutherford company. of I’. Alfred Johnson of tutherford @ total Chahenge Milk 18¢ can. Russeil Bros. Advt. ROSSIT R TO SPEAK. -Capadian Soldier Will psregation of Methodist Chur M 1. S. Rossiter, ex-Canad Jdier and author of some note, will tell the story of his life next Sunday night the T'rinity Methodist church. Mr. Rossiter was wounded several times, was a prisoner in nine different Ger- man prisons and haa all sorts of thrilling adventures., He was a close friend and companion of the famous Private Peat, whose book hus been %0 popular. AMr tossiter is now studying for the ministry at Yale Schoeol of Religion. He has been an authorized speaker for the United States treasury department and for the Hoover Fund campaign. He has already spoken once In this city, namely, the Hoover lunch at the Methodist church lust fund ex- was Announcement wus mude night that the® Herbert Hoover quota in New Brituin had been ceeded by $1.200 more than asked There still other from are Sources heard Russell Bros « are lower --Advt, Jester's o rical display dow at 183 Arch St. We repair makes of batteries. - advt Alice in Wonderland at Saturday morning.—advt. The Board of Relief meeting in' city hall o'clock Februury Co.—Advt Fehruary Victor Plerce C ~Advt, Engine Compuany out at 8§ extinguish a fir Linden street auto was slight There will win- all Lyceum will hold a tonight at 7 Victer records. €. L. Picree records, L 1. No. & was called last evening to in an automobile on The dumage to the be weeting and ner of the Dar'mouth club at New Dritain club cn Saturday Victor records for February are at 1.. Pierce Co.—Advt. The Connecticut company tied with Rev. Henry Maier for juries received when o trolley struck Mr. Maier's automobile West Main street about o Sce Jester's clectrical display dow at 193 Arch St. We repair makes of batteries.—advt. Q.- the TN e has ear all Russell Bros Advt Eggs arc lower. FOX’S TOM MIX Deaths and Funerals. Mre. He The funeral of of Griswoldvill her late home e W o'clock. berg ) Mis. Herbert Kilby will e held from tomorrow afternoon hy. Young. funeral of Jumes who home on Tuesday, was held at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon, RRev. Samuel Suteliffe, rector of St Mark’'s church ofhiciating. The bear- b it the funeral were William Rawl- ings, representing tho Masons; Stephen Sauter, repres Iastern Star: Urban F Fellows; John Sloan, ing the Burns club; George ¢ from the Stanley Rule and Level company, and Alex Gordon of the Clan Do The body was shipped to Springticld for burial, il 5 The Young died at his Mary Fraite died her home, 151 Glen street, this morning at the age of 44 She is survived by her hus “and one son, Emil. of this city The funeral will bhe held Saturday afternoon from the house at 2 o'clock and from St. John's German Latheran church at 2:15 o'clock. Rev. M. S. Gaudian will ofl ate and burial will be in Fairview cemetery. Adolph Elert Adolph Flert, aged 58, died at his home, 38 Greenwood street, this noon. He is survived by his wife, three sons, Emil, Albert and Edmund Elert of this city, and two daughters, Mrs. Philip Scheidler of this city and Mrs. Christian Wimphfimer of Fast Granhy. Clementine Sheehan. Clementine Sheehan, daughter of the 1 James Shechan and Clemen- tine I'lint Sheehan, formerly of this city. died this morning at her home in Terryville, aged 16 years and 6 month Miss Sheehan was a mem- ber of the Terryville 1High school graduating class and was very popu- lar with her classmates. Funer services will be held at St. Mary church ot Terryville at 9 @'clock Sat- urday morning and interment will be Mary's cemetery, this city. Kostos Kaldelis. The funeral of Kostos Kaldelis was at 2 o'clock this afternoon at 70 rinity street, and at 3 o'clock at the Greek Orthodex church on Beatly street The obsequies were largely attended. Out “of respect to the memory the deceased several Greck establishments an this ity closed this afternoon during the fu- neral The bHurial was in FFairview Cemetery. CARD OF THANKS. wish to thank all kind friends neighbors who have shown us during the slckness uand beloved wife mother in a special manner shaving dept. of the Corp. and all those We and sympathy death of and sister, and we thank the Corbin Screw that contributed Howers. Andrew Murtha, Fdward Murtha, Mrs. John Keevers and family, Ars. Thomas McGrath and fami- Iv. 'Thomas lavery, John Lavery, ‘Thos. Futher and Hroth- ers. WAGES BIG PROBLEM OF RAILROADS TODAY our Lavery (Continued from First Page.) New Haven but pric- every road in the eastern sec- the country. Only the ex- coul holdings of the Delaware L anna and x few ol the 1in in the Midgdle Atlantic has »pt them from a condi- - to that the Connecti- cut which said, ing the danger line. The speaker cited instances of lo- comotive cleaners whose jobs were re- el by the federal heard to be that of boiler makers, and under the new schedules received fur more than twicn the aimount formeriy paid them The job, he suld, reguired not the slightest bit of mechanical skill. ven women employes who clean the pas- senger couches at terminals have had their wages increased through the shortening of hours and raises until they doubled their ges in two vears. The same condition has been true of all the positions regarded a of lesser importance, such as gatemén, and inspectors of c aot only of the ticuily tion of tensive and other states tion simi of he is cleuners brakes. Bpeaking on the absolute hopele ness of bringing about efficient serv- ices while the federal hoard contin- ued to be the tribunal for appeal, the spenker cited the instance of a boiler maker who was discharged for a fla- grant violation of his duties. Jeopard- izing the lives of scores of persons, the employve had patched up a s bolt hole instead of placing a new bolt therein. The locomotive ran for three months and was finally discovergd. After an extensive investigation cov- ering a period of several months, the man was discharged. A committee of boiler workers took up his case after a number of months and an appeal was sent to Washington. In a short time a decision was handed down in which the company was ordered to take the man back on the job and pay him full wages for the time lost. This amounted to slightly more than a thousand dollars. On the day fol- lowing his rehiring, another error of consequence was discovered in his near- | and 1 | Kn RICHTE R & Member New York Stock 31 WEST MAIN STREET, NEW BR STANLEY R. EDDY, Mgr. ~ 110 Fafnir Bearing S G. 1L D. JUDD JOHN P. KEOG Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of F. GROFF, Mgr.—Room 509, STOCKS BONDS Direct Private Wire New York to N. B. Natl F. G. JUDD - JUDD & =3 Investments, Local Stocks WEST MAIN ST, NEW BRITAILN, CO Tel We Offer:— Stanley Works Pr NEW BRITAIN NATION ORGANIZED 13C¢e Under United States Government fm1 and Federal Reserve Bank ] 4% on Savings D Total Resources Over $5,000,§ The Only National Bank i1 Capital $1,250,000. LETTERS OF CREDIT ‘I Elabovate trance Into Neav flome Shordly. tha Sz the ahead with ceremony. hold a honor of the opening. will be for the members of the coun- second the sive to cil, the ladie new The Hartford-Connecticut Tr Corner Main and Pearl Streets, - Surplus Funds Safe Deposit Boxes, $5 and upward; Settlement of Estates, Wills drawn Foreign Exchange to all parts of or Ce and and visiting An each The plans call bration couneil The to the At a given signal, will be lighted bers ar TOO LATE FOR CH 1H) entertainment of these days. to m from members hall on the sct home h new rrive. rooms sy work, he was discharged and payment | of the back wages held up. detinite home ta of Columbus, not rangements plans for a very three GENER Bank by mail. "It is safe and sa OPENING decorate the and/pupal cold ranging thoe p A. Hafley, ck A. 1. Gr a A reception luter. Following t first degree o last night, a James V. O'H social comm selections wel rose, Michael, lahan, Peter and | qufr. Thomas third for the public t gijtation. 1 members of the order. | Lleuced the @ will be given on | ohean comed eral cases of ferings, PLANS, wnies to Mark En- opening date tor ! Daly council, on Franklin heen aefinite committee ot impres- been decided ! selebration in The first day It has day: for the membe for a farowell cele- k the departure of the the present quarters. will assemble at the date, and will march adgd by a band. the entire building up. just as the mem- It has bgen decided to to Major H. car, and the an grmed g pree wd -~ RENT—A an