New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1921, Page 11

inancial 1" STREET STOCK CHANGE REPORTS I street, Close—Oils well as high grade r st to minimum pri the final hour. Among the lons were General Asphalt and ¢ Gulf. The closing was irreg- and Cop- fls, led of the s approximated 450,000 shares. w York Stock Exchange quotas turnished by Richter & Co. e of the New York Stock nge.) High. Close. as sy 1“ Low 343, a3 Mfg. . Sugar. “hal ot an 20 ar & y.124% otdon Ofl.. 21% ‘uh.r. o otive, $6 mit & Ret 40 ug Ref em 91% umatra Tob $5% el & Tel..102 obacco 118 % Woolen 645 nda Cop a8 Top & 8 F 82 ulf & Wt 1 41 in Loco Lide) & Ohlo.... 33% Steel B.... 89% jPacific 113% Lther Co. 38% & 'Ohto 507 1N & st P. 26% k Isl & P. Copper p Cop . 3 B Prds Ret. 1 o Steel 04 Cane Sugar 23% Horn Coal 19% ott-Johna'n 607 h Josbdv 5 BN st pfd .... 10% bn, W & W. 2% Electric 138 13% a1y TN 885 107 ) Co.. pld pla Cen ... r Copper 334 bor Con 4% rber Con Jrd 12% Mar .. 14y [Mer Mar prd 51'% Paper ..... b5 y Spding Tire 401, necott Cop 17% Steel .. 65 gh Valley B2y 'well Motor . & Petrol ... 157Yy ale Steal 207 O cooone Am Pand T .. RR . e Arrow agal . ... ! Car .. W Cop pTand 8 . I D. NY . Oil Refin -8 Steel and 1 th Pac th Rail debaker Co Co as and Pac ns Ol jon Pac jed I"ruit ed Retall St Food Prod ... Rubber Co Steel Bteel pfd 100 bh Cop S ISty ly Overland ... . % HARTFORD STOCKS Ruotations furnished by Judd & Co., Weat Maln stréet March 8, Bid 4 Trust Co. ....276 al Fire essee na Life LATE FOR CDASSIFICATIO 1921 Asnked 300 430 490 510 NTED-—Competens girl for gen- eral housework Mre, Frank ‘Wachter, 104 Harrison S 3-8-3dx ‘ou ought to have an aquartum or d furnished with fres grass, y orpaments, now stock of fish, fish food, aquariumm books, cte. ew Britain Bird Store 06 Arch Street. Tel. 1121+ ! First Reinsurance Co ..195 210 }fd City G Lt Co pfd . 28 Hfd City G Lt com .... 28 Hfd Elec Light ..120 Southern N E Tel .. 104 Am Brass Co .188 Am Hardware +ee138 Billings and Spencer ... 40 Bristol Brass . Colt's Arms Eagle Lock .o Landers, Frary & C B Machine Niles-Be-Pond com North and Judd Peck, Stow & Wilcox Russell Mfg Co Standard Screw Stanley Works Terry Steam Turbine Torrington Co ptd Torrington Co., com Traut and Hine Union Mfg Co Hfd Trust Co a0 125 107 195 com Rts. ... CLEARING HOUSE REPORT S oy $648,608,892 . 52,900,39 FExchange Exchange CITY ITEMS today 3 shows, —advt The regular meeting of the Am- phion Alumni association of the New Britain High school will be held at the school this evening. The meet- ing has been called for 7:30 o'clock and all members are urged to be on time as the casts for the three plays will hold rehearsals following the business meeting. Thaddeus Jakubiak, the two-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Jaku- bisk of 80 Gold street, was removed to the hospital last evening after he had swallowed a five-cent piece. Dr. Dwyor of Hartford was called. ‘While attempting on the side wall of the Lyceum thea- ter last evening, Edward Regula, an employe, lost his balance when the box railing gave way, and fell from the second floor box into the orches- tra pit. Ile was badly cut about the face and after receiving medical at- tention was removed to his home. All Victor Products. Henry Morans'. —Advt, Judge George W. Klett has been retained by the Dentists’ association of Connecticut in opposition v Uil 869 which is schaduled to coms up for a hearing in the general assembly tomorrow. A daughter, Loretta, has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMurray of 27 Greenwood street, The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Trinity Methodist church will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mills at 35 Court streat. The Rev. Dr. J. A. Bell will address the gathering. A cordial in- vitation is extended to all men and women of the parish to be present. Agent Ennis of the federal boara for vocational trairing is in the city today to interview applicants for training. He is at the office of the Home Service sectijon of the Red Cross at City Hall 2 shows, Palace, today.—advt. Tickets for “Springtime” will go on sale at Crowell's drug store tomorrow morning at 9 o'clek Karl Kffman of Iartford has been sued for $3,500 by Garston. The regular meeting of the Daugh- ters of Castile will be held at the Knights of Columbus hall tonight. James Egan, 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew FEgan, is critically il at the New Britain hospital and fears are held for his recovery. Mrs. Abble C. Dawson and daugh- ter, Miss Abbie K. Dawson, of 42 Prospect street, left for Florida last | might They will join Mrs. Dawson's son, Edward K. Dawson, who is at Palm Beach The New Britain Medical associa- tion will hold a special meeting at 5:45 o'clock this evening at the home of Dr. Henry T. Bray The team of Rice & Savonis, vaude- ville performers, entertained follow- ing the meeting of the Kenilworth club last night. The regular council, No. 19, Palace, to fix the clock avenue David meeting of Indianola D. of P., will be held this evening. Degree work will be conferred upon 15 candidates. A son was born today at the New Britain General hospita] to Mr. and Mrs. Morris JTkowitz of 116 West street. A son was also born today at the same institution to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zajko of Berlin CROOKEDNESS IS CHARGED. At a meeting in Hartford this after- noom, in connection with the bank- ruptey proceedings of the Berlin- SufMeld Trap Rock company, the charge was made that the stockhold- ers have been fleeched out of §$500,- 000. The assets of the company are put at ,397 and the liabilities at $214,85 'AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE || | GEORGE A.NUIGLEY — 297 MAIN &T. ~rYCcAMCUID TICKET E SQUIRE ANNOUNCES | CONN. FUND CHANGE | | Needy Ex-Service Men Without | Dependents to Be Cut Chairman Willism W. T. Squire of the state fund committee of the Eddy- Glover post, American Legion, h Pnt in the following letter to the Herald | which is self explanatory: “For the information of the service men in New Britain who have been receiving aid from the state fund | through the Eddy-Glover post, Ameri- can Legion, 1 wish to state that pend- ing action on the part of the state lea- islature granting us an emergency fund it has been necessary to cut the remittances very considerably in order to avoid being absolutely without funds ‘It was decided to cut all single men not bhaving actual dependents for & week or two and to reduce all othos | checks $2.00. 1.t was estimated that the weekly remittances would thereby be cut in half which will allow us to continue for a time until we receive an emergency appropriation from the leg- | islature. | “If the legislature grants the emergency appropriation we have asked for, we will endeavor to resume payments on the old scale, but it will be administered with greater caution than ever because there are men who have been abusing the fund and we are doing all that we can to weed them out. This fund is not a bonus and many men believe they are entitled to it who are neither ill nor needy nor really up against it. **We are trying to play the game fair but the service men in New Britain are not making our jobs pleasant by assuming the attitude that the local committee is to blame when the checks fail to arrive.” STANLEY WORKS IS T0 CHANGE CHARTER| (Continued from First Page.) ex- ing the state highway to supervise construction of ways upon request of towns; versely on bills to include in the highway system roads in New Hav- en and Middlesex counties, Campbell avenue in Orange and certain roads in Madison. Incorporations: commissioner high- ad- Extending time for completion of work by the Yalesville Water Co. incorporating the Milford hospital society. CITY MEETING LEGAT. Such is Ruling By Corporation Coun- sel—Mayor Denies. Mayor O. F. Curtis mailed a letter this afternoon to President Isadore Simons of the Taxpayers' association in which he denied the petition of that body for another city meeting to act on the tax levy. The mayor explains that the business of the recent meet- ing was acted upon in a legal mat- ter and that perusal of the statutes fail to reveal any means by which another meecting might be called. In his letter, the mayor expresses his regrets at the dissatisfaction arising out of the question but states that he concurs with the decision of the corporation counsel that the meeting is in every way legal. GITY MEETING CHANGES Revision Committee Adjourns Until Monday Evening for Discussion nn1 AMniendments. Proposci Following action on some of the pro- | wased charter amendments at a meet- ing of the revision committee last night, an informal discussion on the outcome of Friday's city mceting was | held and an adjournment was ordered until next Monday night when methods | of preventing a recurrence will be dis- cussed. The adoption of a system of | balloting by ticket or by use of voting machines are among the means favored. | The committee will recommend to the council at its next meeting that the membership of that body be reduced to 18; that sewer assessments be in- creased; that the courts be allowed to turn over raid money to the police pen- sion fund and that the water system be extended to Berlin. | The many friends of Mrs. Henry B. Crowell of 12 Cedar street. will be pleased to learn that she is recovering from a five woeks’ illness | Our thorough cleansing removes the dirt and solls that make fabrics wear out quickly. New Britain D | | | Lawyer A. A "DAR CASES. Listed for “YETS” ELECT JACKSON Friday’s . World War ix Matters arc City Court Session, New Britain Veterans® The following cases are listed on the doket for the short calenlar sion of the city Harold Thompson Secretary. Harry C. Jackson has been named chairman and Harold Thompson, secre- organized New Br World War Veteran Council, is composed of representatives servicemen's eggani the city. A meeting of Pvt. J. Smith post of the Foreign yar Veterans will be held this evening to sanction the action of its delegates Kos- Veterans post of the Marines associa- ses- ) o'clock Ze court at next Friday afternoon: Abraham tary, of the newl) vin inst John . Maguire, ct tain which of the = tions in Greenberg for the plain- tiff, Jurze W. eral Cooper, Mangan for tire, Hungerford and amp for Rackliffe Brothers Co., Inc.: E. D. Burns Edmund J. Ab- bott, administrator, hearir on de- murrer, Lawyer Henry Nowicki for the plaintiff, Pierce and Coleman for the defendant: G. F. ¥mith against Edmund J. Abbott, administrator, hearing on demurrer, Lawver Henry Nowicki for the plaintiff, Pierce and Coleman for the defendant. Sam Paul against Peter pleading or default, Lawyer M. A. Sexton for the plaintiff, Lawyer J. G Woods for the defendant: Mary Wisk against M. Shoufski, judgment, Law- ver M. A. Sexton for the plaintiff; the Dyar Supply company aganst Albert Cheever, pleading, Kirkham, Coop- er, Hungerford and Camp for the plaintiff, Lawyer Stanley Traceski for the defendant. Kirkham, vinst in taking part in the election. ciuszko post, World War Rouillard-Linton Soldiers, Sailors and tion have already approve The coun- cil will mect regularly to discuss ways and means of assisting World War vet- erans, especially in claims for govern- ation. and Baba, { ment compen: } Council Picks Chairman and Names i { Deaths and Funerals ."r\'.-—nll’lll'\lfl l;xldd. The funeral of Mrs. Jennie Ladd o'clock this afternoon. Rev. John L. Davis, pastor of the Trinity Metho- i church, officiated and burial was One Reason Why We Joined The Federal Reserve System: As a member bank we be- came a unit in a financial system which covers the en- tire nation — we became, also, a definite part in the consolidation of the nation’s financial resources and add- ed a greater factor of secur- ity to our institution. We will always be pleased to counsel with you on mat- ters pertaining to your bus- iness or financial interests. “Safe and Sane Banking” New Britain Trust Co. Specials For Wednesday At THE PUBLICMARKET 436 Main St. Opp. East Main St. ROASTS OF FANCY VEAL 22¢ Ib LEGS OF FANCY VEAL 25¢ 1b CHOICE VEAL CHOPS 25¢ 1b —SPECIAL STEAK SALE 7TO 12 A. 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