New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1921, Page 9

inancial [T STREET STOCK CHANGE REPORTS I Street, Noon.~—Shipping, met- her, tobacco and utility issves the general advance of the & Coal shares were strong, 1 Rallroad of New Jersey ad- g 8 points on rumors of early ncement of the separation plan. ard ralls of the granger, cotton rans.continental divisions were tod Atlantic Gulf rose 3 , American International 1% etail Stores, Flide and Leather ‘uba Cane Sugar, California and Corn Products 1 point Bethiehem, Crucible, Republic %, Steels were in demand and fstended their gains, Standard New Jerwey rising 4 points. Call i was plentiful at 7 per ocent. 2 on the European Allled strengthened substantially. Il #treet, 10:80 A. M.~Trading @ stock exchange at the outset flay's session jointed to a con- 00 of last weok's listless and nr market, but dealings became active and the undertone thoned to a pronounced extent the first half hour. Olls, steels otors were the objects of buil- ttention, Atlantic Gulf, Royal , Mgxican Pet. and General As- rising 1 to 2% points. Baldwin Pethlohem Steel, Steel Foun. Chandler, Studebaker and Otis or comprised the other firm to issues. Exxchange on London tely higher, despite ad- les from that center regar course of the reparations con- street close.~Shorts sold o the last hour on unfavorable trom London Virtually all gains were effaced and net 'of 1 to 3 points were numerous. losing was heavy. s approximated 500,000 shares. 1n York Stock Dxchange quotae ished by Richter & Co., of the New York Stoek Close. 383 “ Low. 35 44 a Court of Probate helden at p within and for the Dis- Ber¥n, in the County of d and Swte of Conaecticut, o 4th day of March A. D, 1921 ent, Bernard ¥. Gaffaey, Esq., ption of Frederick 8 Cham- enid Now Britain as Ex-- he last will and testament noa 1. Chamberlain, inte of New p, within sald district deceased, court doth deores that six be allewed and limited for of sald estate to exhibit claims against the sameto the ator and directs that public be given of this order by ad- ng In a newspuper published in New Britain, and having a cip- fHon In sald distriot, and by - copy thereof on the public sign in sadd town of New Britain, the place where the deceased 'welt and return make. ifled from TNecord Bernard ¥. Gaffoey Judge. LIMITATION OF CLAIMS a Court of Probate holden at Britain within and for the Dis- of Derlin, In the County of ford and State of Connecticut, 2rd day of March, A. D, 1821, mt, Bernard F. ffney, Esq., motlon of Bugene J. Porter of New Britain as Executor of the and testament of Forence ¥ late of New Britain, within strict deceased. is court doth decroe that six ths be allowed and limited for creditors of dald ostate to exhibit r claims against the sameto the or and directs that publie oe be given of this order by a % n a powspuper published in New Britain, and having & oire tion in sald district, and by post- 'a copy thersof om the public sign In sald téwn of Now Britaln, | ost the place where the deseascd dwelt and roturn make ertified from TNecord Bernard ¥. Gaffney Judge PALACE TODAY harlie Chaplin 3 Continuous Shows THE GREAT AMERICAN IVE GOT To QUT TS Five wAYs! X N MBS RNN g 7, ~ THE UNEXPECTED CALLERS ACCEPT AN WWNITATION TO STAN FOR DINNER ~ At Gulf & Wt I 44% Baldwin loco . Balt & Ohlo... 34% Beth Steel B.... 58 Brkn Rap Tran 12% Can Pacific ....114% Centl Lther Co. 30% Ches & Ohio 60% Chi Mil & Bt P. 29% Chi Rk Jul & P. 27% Chile Copper .. 11% Chino Cop . 2% Col Puel & Lrno 29% Consol Gas .... 32% Corn Prods Ref. 82% Crucible Steel . 957% Cuba Cane Sus. 24% ¥ndicott-Johns'n 61 Erie 13% Erio 1st prd .. 19% Gaston, W & W 2% Gen Electric ..133% Gen Motors .... 13% Gopd (BF) Co.. 38% Gt North pfr. 5% IMlinols Cen 583 Inspir Copper 33% Interbor Con .. 4% Int Mer Mar .. 14% Int Mer Mar pfd 52% nt Nickel . . 15% Int Paper .. . b6l Kelly SBpring Tire 41 Kennecott Cop.. 17% Lack Steel .... 66 Lehigh Valley.. 53% Mex Petrol ..158% Midvale Steel 3 Migsourli Pac .. 19 NY, NHand H . 10% Norf and West ...100% North Mucitke: Pae Ofl . Pure Oil Pan Am I Penn R R ... Pierce Arrow .. Prtts Coad .... I'ress Bteel Car . Ray Con Cop Reading . Hep 1 and 8§ . Royal D, N Y Kin Oil Ref ... Sloss-S Sand I . South Pacific . South Rail Studebaker Co Texas Co ... . Texas and Pacific . Tob Prod Trans Ol Unlon Pacific United Fruit . United Rotadl St U S Food Pred ... 223 U S Indus Alco ... 6815 U S Rubber ...... 08k U § Steel . .. 8By U 8 Stecl pfd ....100% Utah Cop ........ Bl Va Car Chem ..., 34% Willy Overland ..{ 7% LOCAL STOCK MARKET TODAY 39% 90 % ——88% 33% 57 1% 113% 385 9% 26% 8% 10% 21% 29% £21; S1% 3% 2% 60 13% 19°* 2% 1323 18% 3715 T4% 883 333 4% 14 51% 15% bl 39 40% B85 33% 57 12% 113% 38% 595 26% 26% 11 21% 204 8215 S1% 2% 23% €0 13% 19% 2% 133% 13% 37% T4% 883 339 4% 14% 51% 15% béip 3914 17% 55 53% 156 % (Furnished by Richter & Co.) Bid Hfd Elec Light Southern N E Tel .. Am Hardware Am Hoslery Am Brass .. Bristol Brass .. Billings and Spencer Colt's Arms .... Eagle Loek Landers, ¥ and C N B Machine Niles-Be-Pond com North and Judd Peock, Stow and Wilcox Btanley Works Standard Screw com Scovill Mfg Co Unfon Mty Co 120 103 52 2 65 @ 38 Asked 126 106 146 0 195 20 45 59 b 54 25 72 62 40 51 220 370 35 (1) CAST IS CHOSEN pringtime” to Be Given at the Ly- ccum Theater Monday and Tucsday Evenings of Next Week. Miss Ruby Dixon will appear in the leading role of Priscilla Dean in the local production of “Springtime” when it is presented here March 14- 15 at the Lyceum theater under the ‘aulplm of the Y. W. C. A. This an- nouncement was made today by Marie O. Richter, the director, who is here as representative of the Johan B. Regers Producing Co. Playing oppo- site Miss Dixon will be Robert Loomis in the part of Jack Wainright, her lover. These parts are very well suited to Miss Dixon and Mr. Loomis and both participate to unusually good advantage in the duet—"Till Our Dreams Come True.” The rest of the cast is equally well chogen and is as follows: { Elvira Eastman, a society butter- the present day . eeeenns Flsie Loomis, Morence Cashen, and Peggy Lewis Primrose, who is in love with Jack .. Rotha Staples Mrs. Flkins, who recalls the Brew- ster's history Leah Gussman Stadler Abigail Tompkins, who has designs ‘ on Bobby .. Signe Peterson lZenoblu‘ who Jeads Bopby to the | altar +...» Ruby Lane Bobby Brewster, who can't resist the ladies Ray Watkins Tom Higgins, a young dandy cen Clifford James Brewster, founder of Brew- ster’s pills Clement Lewis The entire cast numbers 200 and annountements of the various chor- uses will be made later. Tickets are now on sale at Crow- | el's drug store and may also be se- | or cured from bers of the cast. at the V. \ A, The seat reser- wations will begin Thursday merning at Crowell's drug store SOCIALISTS GET BUSY of White House in Drive Bebs’ Freedom. Boston, March T7.—The House will be picketed by in connection with the campaign to be conducted at Washington in the interests of amnesty for Bugene V. Debs and other pelitical prisoners, Announcement of a vote to this fect at a special session of the tional executive eommittee of soclalist paryy hdre yesterday was followed today by decision to con- tinue the seasons in New York to- morrow so that plans for the cam- palgn may be considered in con- ference with Mrs. Harrjet Stanton B. Latch who will head the socialist lobby at Washington. William Feigenbaum of Chicago, speaking for the committee =a no conflict with the authorities in carry- ing out the picketing plan was antici- pated as it was understood the Wash- ingten police did not interfere in “peaceful picketing.’ “We will not try to break into but we will go to prison if necess to emphasize the fact that Debs and others still-in jail should be released,” he added. The executive committee set June 25 as the date for the natiemal con- vention of the party at Detroit. —_—_— Announce Intention Picketing o Secure White socialists na- the Hellberg | HOME | SEE WHERE | SET A SHREDDED . WHEAT BISCuIT f IN MY FZED BAG. LA [z it 10 PER CENT. WAGE GUT Pay of Shipyard Workers In New York Will Be Ieduced This Much On April 1. New York, March 7. cent. wage reduction will be put into effect in the larger shipyards in the port of New York on April 1, it was apnounced today. A slack period and high production costs were given as the reasons. About 3,000 workers will be af- fected by the cut which is to be en- forced by 24 shipyards. MARKET IS UNSETTLED London —A ten per Cable Dispatches from An- With Germany nouncing Break Causes Trouble. New York, March 7.—Cables from London reporting a rupture in the in- demnity negotiations unsettled the stock market in the final hour of the d session. Early galns of from 1 to 3 points were forfeited on heavy selling and actual losses of the saune extent were registered before the close. TO CLEAN UP MOVIES National Association Promises New f York Authorities of Co-Operation New York, March —Pending ,:uflon on Governor Miller's demand i moving picture censorship in state, the members of the Na- tional Association of the Moving Picture Industry announced yester- day that they had agreed upon “a definite and concrete plan which will insure against the production of questionable films and will prevent , also the exploitation of pictures in a 'm:um‘r offensive to good taste.” for a this U'nder the ban of the industry are cxaggerated sex plays, white slavery | and commercialized vice, themes that ! make virtue odious and vice attrac- { tive, plays that would make drunken- ness, gambling, drugs or other vices attractive; themes that tend to weaken the authority of the law stories that might offend any vpe son’s religious beliefs: and ‘“'stories and scenes which may instruct the morally feeble in methods of com- mittng crime or by cumulative pro- cesses emphasize crime and the com- ion of crime.” | ¥FIRES IN SOUTHINGTON. Plames Do $3,000 Damage in Nearby Town Saturday Night. T.——About §$2,- .aturday eve- Southington, March 000 damage was done ning by fire that destroved a one- story building used as a creamery, and containing machinery and gaso- line engipe, at the farm of Joseph Barr on West street. The farm was formerly owned by Thomas Holt, state food and dairy commissioner. The chemical was called out again at 5:30 o'cloek Sunday morning fora fire at the farm of ILeo ©Ott on Queen sireet. A barn was destroyed, causing about $3,500 damage. Two water lines were used on the flames. .The fire Saturday evening {is be- lieved to have started from the gas engine, while the origin of yesterday morning’s fire is undetermined. Both buildings and contents are partly covered by imsurance. All Victor Products. Henry Morans’, —Advt. “Euhre Majestate, Herr. Kaiser” The taxpayers will not pay one cent toward the expense to run the city until the people will have a square deal at the polls.—Taxpayers’ Asso- ciation.—advt. 3 shows, Palace, today.—advt. 0. F. Curtis, you are no more nayor for the people of New Britain since you have railroaded the city meeting, why not resign ?—Taxpayers' Associa- tion advt. They have done away with Kaiser and Czar rule. Why establish Kaiser rule in New Britain ?—Taxpayers’ As- sociation.—advt. Thomas R. Morton of Stanley street, spent the week-end with friends at Providence, R. I. A son was born today at the New Britain General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bunce of 56 Francis street. A lungmotor for usc in the fire de- partment has arrived in this city. A son was born today at the New Britain General hospital to Mr. and Poro Krikarian of 1 ‘Washing- treet. \ alvatore Cogno, aged 12 years, of Kensington, fell at his home this morn- ing and fractured his arm. He was taken to the New Britain General hos- pital. The Y. W. H. A. of New itain will bowl the Y. W. H. A. of Hart- ford at Rogers' tonight. 3 show Palace, today.—advt. I TEN SERVICE — = Rev. Walter McCrann to Preach at St. Joseph’s Church Wednesday Night. Lenten devotion will be held at the St. Joseph's church Wednesday eve- Rev. Walter A. McCrann of St. church will preach. There will ry and benediction commencing 7:30 o’clock. ] Stations of the Cross services will be held Friday evening and on Saturday the Holy Name society will attend con- fession and communion will be admin- istered at the Sunday morning masses at 7 o’'clock. Plans were made by committees on the various organizations for holding the apnual parish fair. It was decided to have the event on March 29, 30, 31 and April 1 and & Tickets will be distributed next weck. Deaths and Funerals Joseph Young. Joseph Young of 96 Park street, Hartford, died last night at the Hart- ford hospital following a short illness. He was 85 years oid. He leaves seven sons, and one of them, Henry Young, resides in this city. Mrs. Elizabeth Cox. Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Cox were held at St. Mary's church this morning at 9 o’clock, Rev. Wil- liam A. Krause officiating. The bear- ers were Joseph Flanagan, George Kennedy, Cornellus Loughery, John F. Burns, Edward Hartnett and Wil- liam Flanagan. Burial was in St Mary's cemetery. Miss Jennie Ladd. Jennie Ladd, aged 76, dicd yes- at the home of her sister-in-law, George M. ladd, with whom she Tad been living sinoe the deati of her brother, George M. Ladd, several months ago. The deccased was a na- tive of Manchester but had lived in this city for a number of vears. She was a member of the Trinity Methodist church. Surviving is a brother, ¥Frank Ladd of Andover. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 at the home, Rev. John L. Davis, pastor of the Trinity Methodist church officiating and burial will be in Andover, Conn. ~ Mrs. William Mierzejewski. Mrs. William Mierzejewszi, aged 34 years, of 161 Broad street, died Satur- day might at the New Britain General hospital. $10,000 BAIL FORFEITED Haven Man, Under Indictment Manslaughter Following Alcohol Poisonings, Fails to Appear New Wood Springfield. Mass., March 7,—~On motion of Dist. Atterney . H Wright in superior criminal court today the $10,000 bail of Frank Lu2i- bello alins Surrello of New Haven, Conn., was decided defaulted. Luci- bello is under four indictments charg- ing manslaughter in connection with the many deaths from wood alcohol whiskey in this part of the Con- necticut valley Christmas week 1919. Lucibello disappeared during trial of wood alcohol cases in Kings coun- ty New York some time ago and it was fougl he had gone to Italy. Dist. Wright said he would de- proceedings for recovery of the until the ciose of the present court sitting. DIES IN BURNING HOUSE. 10-Year-Old Man’s Body - Feund— Searchers look for Two More. Bedford, Mass, March taking the charred body of Bernard McBride, aged forty, out of the ruins of his burned home in Bedford Sun- day, policemen and firemén began a search of the debris, believing that iwo more Dbodies migh t be found there. McBride was superintendent of a country estate in Bedford. Mrs. McBride and her daughter spent Sat- urday night at the home of a meigh- bor, It is thought a lamp may have fallen and eaused the fire. the office was that Mr. lice ternity they escorted jerome A. 2i0 West Ninetieth street, 31 WEST MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAI& RICHTER Member New York Stock Exchange STANLEY R. EDDY, Mgr. 1 5 AMERICAN HARDWARE C . f-3) ~ 50 LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK 100 STANLEY WORKS, Preferred. . D. JUDD JUDD & C JOHN P. STOCKS BONDS KEOGH Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York. Direct Private Wire New York to Boston. G. F. GROFF, Mgr.—Room 509, N. B. Nat'l Gank Bldg. ¥*. G. JUDD =5 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN, CO! Investments, Local Stocks We Offer: : NORTH & JUDD TO YIELD 8. @Thomson, Tfenn & € 'BUIL NEW BR ITAIN NATIONAL BANK 10 CENTRAL ROW, HARTFORD, CON2 DONALD We Offer: 1 50 Shares Colt’s Patent Firearms Stock. Co. GALLAGHER R Boston District Attorney to Serve Until Successor Is Chosen. Boston, March the federal district court today reap- pointed Daniel attorney for this district to serve until | his successor is appointed. gher had brought bhefore the court the question whether his term of office had lapsed with the administration saying some 80 held and that there was a possibil- ity an obstruction of jus sult if the point were raised. The court expr po: until his POLICE: SPOTL INITIATION. Arrest Two Schoolbo; ris N As G Siamford, broken J. Gallagher’ was such that he was glad to re-appoint | him named. Mr. Gallagher subsequently sued a statement saying that he realized that under ruies and custom the office belonged just now to a republican. up initiation R. HART, Mgr. W. T TEL_ 2 Telephones, 18 APPOINTED. 7.—Judge Morton in Gallagher as U. S. Mr. Galla- he submitted to mx liar one and I feit until I could probe change in thesfederal | attorneys ice would re-' essed the opinion thet | .= 4 ssibly vacant, but said | | opinion. conduct in oftice Tunrther tion."* The press and successor should be was notify the city {umuu:, he said, with the legall pers. Masquerading in Stamtord. ‘The local school Sunday a po- fra- when Kawman of New York, here Orson F. C The only matter to injunction papers. o it into see whether or not he the meantime, I advised | the mayor for anotlier cif impartial The matter h siage than that the officia and rawn ‘The original, he hunded to Corporation C Kirkham and copics wd City Clerk A. L. Thomp| a T.—After l students at the Massce school, to po- lice headquarters and forced them to diecard female attire they had on over their street clothes. The boys were masquerading as girls with twe other Massee studeuts, Edward M. Hirschler of Norfolk, Va., and Alfred Fears of Jaonesbore, Ark., as their escorts. The girls” wore evening attire and one had on a “Harding blue’ hat. WILL BE 101 TOMORROW Bristel, Conn., March 7.—Dr. Robert Kennedy, who lives with his daughter, M ames Dobson, will observe the 101st anniversary of his birth tomorrow. He is in excellent health. and Maire Villalba of Havana, Cub: ." day's copsuitation was clare illegal the action meeting, no effort bel action ageinst Chief o s or Mayor J. Raw us individ Accused Naval 'O Is Mis mn; New York, March . Robb, U. 8. N., ch bezzling funds from. Tennessee, today was disappeared from the in Brooklyn where h await the verdict of which tried him. is accounts as ship vere $2,000 short. It INO INJUNGTIC AS YET TAK (Continued from Fii Y Bimons that the sheriff town this afternoon. u thorough gcquain said were the plans of