New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1921, Page 11

Financial . WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS| Wwall pressuro m.—Selling at the opening A few lead- high priced ofls, slight recoveries from yest day’s recessions. On the reduced div- tWend Utah Cop made a further de« of 1 point and Atlantic Gulf lost 1%. Bethlehem Cructble, Vanadium and U. 8 Steely wero fractionally low- er With Amerfcah Smelting Ralls nd equipments le nominal gains and losse Pr adied within the first halt hour of Mexican and 1" Petroleums and ldwin with a brisk n Exchunge on London of Yesterday's was re of today's stock market haers, particularl cline mi con wt o buying American Loto., together Utah Copper forfeited part n rally peover 00N——O11n, roleum, were the finul hour at extreme to almost § points and provoking freah selling In the general list The closing was heavy Sales approxi- mated 750,000 shares (New York Stock Hxchange quota- tlons furnished by Richter & Co., mem- berw of the New York Stock exchange.) Mexican | pressed specially sharply d in declines of Allis-Chalmers Am Heet s Am Can Am Cay Am Am A Am Am m m 120 I8 1% and I'dy Cotten ON M and Lther Locomotive Smit and Her Sugar Ref com Sumatra Tob N Tel und Tel ..104% Am Tobucco .. ... 1200 Am W n Anatonda Cop Ateh Top and At Gul? and West Baldwin Lo .h and Ohn Steel ¥ Brkn Rap elan Pacitie Centl Lthér Co Ches and Ohle Chi Mil and 8t P Chi Rock Isl und 1 3 Chile Copp Chine Cop Col Fuel Gonsol ¢ .o Corn 'rods Ref “rueiblo Stoel CQuban Can Sug Bk Horn Coal Endicott-John Krie Mrie, tien 114 ULk TN e ran nd lron int prd Elscirie Gen Motors fped (B 1) « Gt North pta Indpir Cop Interbor Interbor Con Int Mer Mar Int Mer Mar Int. Nickel Int aPper Kelly Spring Tire Kefmecott Cop k Steel igh Val xdiv Muxwell Motor Mex Petrol Midvale Fteel Missourt Pac Nat Aniline &' Nat Lead xdiv N Y Air Brake N Y Central NYNHEe Nort & West Nofth Pac Pure Ol Pan Am I’ Fenn R P1Orews A row Mty € Prossod. # Ray Con Cop Reading fep | Hoyul D, Sinclalr [Slons- 8 st S0 Pacifc Mo Rallway tudebaker Co [Lgacan ¢« o and co P'rods ont OIl prd pid nd T eol and N ol wnd | Frane nlon Vue nited IFrunt Alted Nerall B Food I'rod ¥ 8 Indus Alco 8 Itubber Co o Meel tah Copper Car Chem , Villys Overland ‘ acifie OIl OCAL STOCK MARKET TODAY (Furnished Ly Richter & Co.) B Ashad Elec L 136 11 N = 107 1o 170 140 fartford outhern m Prass m Hardware Plllings & sSpencer ristol Virass Folt's Arms agle Lock anders, ¥ and 3 Machine com ~Be-Pond com grth and Judd ek, Htow and Wilcox usenll Mfg Co oviit Mfg C'a AdArd Screw com tanlhy Works com AL & Mine 132 com " NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAI.D, FRIDAY, JlJNE, 10, 1927, R.0.T.C. AGAINIS CHARGE IS MADE OF BIDS FOR CHANGES CRITICISM TARGET BOOTLEGGING TRUST AT P. 0. RECEIVED Parenis Take Part ol Pupils Prohibition Agent Claims It Is ‘Boston Goncern Entrs Lowesi— Coming Under Military Ruling Parents of the High school students who have “fMlunked” in the military trainihg at the school, thereby barred from graduation this month, are much wrought up, and the parents is considering bringing legal stops. It is argued by some of the parents, that in onl one instance has any of the six boys affected by the miktary train- ing ruling, been below in any of the other studies, and for this reason it is argued that they should not be prived of graduating with the this year . One of the parents said today he had not considered military train- ing as a benefit to his son, and when he showed his report cards with good standing, he bel od that the Loy should be allowed to finish his train- ing. This man said that had he Rad in mind & milftary rather than a scholas- tic training for his son when he first entered the High school, the school would have been minuws the boy, and some military training schoels would presceibéd o training €ourse for his havé enrolled him. As this pafent had which makes it imperative for un entrant to have a High sehool diplo- ma, ho considers it unjust to Toreée the hoy ter pursue his studes for another year, as well as follow out thé files of the R. 0., ¢ YALE CREW PERFORMS -—— one of de- class that Sentor Varsity and Freshman Eights ’ Work Out on Thamts River Todny Before Intorésted Gatiering. Gales Ferry, Conn., June 10.—Yale's menior varsity and freshman elghts had a time row on the Thanres river whis noon which gave the followers of the fortunes of the Blue a good line on the development of these crews. With no current and going Up stream the varsity made the four miles in 2 minutes 8 seconds ahd thé freshme ax pace makers for the first two miles did the (fktance in 10 minutes 22 sec- onds. The junior varsity took over the first varsity ag the freshmen dropped it and the combination crew took the first eight over the last mile. Coach Corderry said after the ghell had made the landing “that was a satisfactory trial.” Every man finished fresh. The varsity and freshmen started f~om the railrond bridwe, ecach taking a 34 stroke. Thé former averaged 31 for the two miles while the varsity aver- . finishing at 35. « LEWIS IS IDENTIFIED —atns Postoffice Clerk Held Up at Toledo in Million Dollar Robbery Recognizes Suspect, He Says. Toledo, 0., Juam 10.—Joseph Hughes postoffice employe who was held up during the Toledo million dollar pestoMce robbery of February 1, Mdentined George Lewls, alias Rogers, at the trial o! suspects in teacial court here this moriing Hughey walkedt over to thae group ol detendants and without hesitation picked out Lewia one of ‘the men who held him up. Lewls sriiléed as the identification was made. REYNOLDS MAY DIE Prominent New York Politcian and Associate of Tim Sullivan, \Was At- tacked at Shore Resort, 10.—The death for more than associate of “Big Sullivan, New York politician, momentarily expected today ad the result of wounds received when a mob of masked men severely beat and shot him last night at Sea Breeze, a fashionaable beach wesort. Reynolds received a bullet in the left breast which missed his heart by less than an inch Daytona Lorillard years Fla., Junhe Reynold intimate 30 Tim* wan RUNAWAYS ARE PICKED UP John Pisko of 40 Booth street and Wadislaw Naplerkowski of 143 Grov. street, were picked up on the streets in New Huven tc by the police. Word was sent to this city, and the parents of the boys were notificd by Motoreycle Officer Willlam P. Hay The parents agreed to bring the boys back here. They have becn missing sinee fast Tuesday Hard to Enforce Law —_—ie ! June brewers big ity organized a spreads far law enforcement wéte made today rules committee general league 10.—¢ha and men financial af- | bootleggers' and Washington, ertain prominent in j fairs have trust which has wide made ex- difficult house Wheeler, anti-saloon and tremely fore the A B for by counsel of Am- ne the eri M the of Wheeler request the judici for rul to give and - tightening up bill right of house, but the committee uhtil next without appeared of Chairman ry committee his beer support Vol- in nf special 1 prohibitior way in the adjourned week takinz action (‘n p For New and Ol Girls Open in Chester, Connecticut July S—Applications Received. The New Britain Girl Scout camp will open July at Chester, Conn. This camy’ is located four miles from the town of Chester on the shores of Chester lake 500 feet above level and 9 miles north of Saybrook Point. All girls between the ages of | 10 an 14 in good health are eligible for this camp. Girls who are not wtouts may train and take the tender- ! foot test at camp. Those who are al- ready scouts may eontinue their work. All girls are under competent léadership “with an athletic leader for insgfuction in #wimming and spofts of all kinds The board for the week ishing and there will be prépared under careful Thé board for the week Tars and the railroad fare is $1.07. Applications may be mailed to Miss Emma Bell, scout executive and ‘must be accompanied with a deposit of vne dollar. win On is seven dol- plenty of 't supervision. is seven ol- SIVER Pl:i}.\l)& GUHAY, New Brunswick Churchman Will Be Sentenced Next Week. New Brunswick, N. J.. June Bamuel K. Siver, former treasurer of the First Reformed church of New Brunswick, today pleaded guilty to a charge of embezzlement based on the disappearance of $5,200 worth of Lib- erty bonds belongi to the church. He probably wi sentenced Fri- day. Miss Adele Gouin, waitress, with whom the polieé to have vi just before he 10. I'erth he ited arraizned, Amboy, was said by in jam | disap him was WEATHER REPO New Haven, June, 10.— ’w Haven and viénity: Unsettled probably local showers tonight or slightly warmer Saturday Connecticut: Fair tonight \nnn!‘r in intefior: Saturday rely cloudy and warmer, moderate to, fresh southwest winds. i Weather conditions The western disturbgnce now forn trough of low pressure- éxtendir frnm Texas northward to Minnesota y It is causing cloudy and unscttied | weather with local shoWwers the entire length of the Mississippt valley _and | from .} ixas eastward to Ohio. The | pressure centinues high along the |1antic coast. The gredter portion of th | cotton, corn and wheat belts have been well wat during the last few days. The temperature is rising slow- Iy in the central aistricts where it now slightly above nermal STRAT TON—CARLSON . enzagement of Miss Mabel Olive 7 Kensifgton avenue to Stratton of 214 West ,\I.I‘HI has been announced by of con- with sat- | r s The “arlxon of William H street, Meriden, Mr. and Mrs. Kred C the bride-to-be. Mr. nected with the Charles pany of Meriden MRS. MAL IAH(\ DEFEATED. Beckenham, Eng.. June 10 (By Asso ciated I'ress).—Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, American women's tennis champion, was defeated today in the semi-finals of the singles matches here by Mrx. Beamish, the slish G4, 61 ERWIN TO BUILD BLOCK. 16bert H. Erwin of Newington has made application for a permit to build a brick block on property owned by him on I Main street, at of $75,000 building will contain six two arlson, parents Stratton A. Rur > com- h st a cost The tenements and stores by ! crowded ! Mo., ! Phil i made i not ! orchestra | building. s I None Awarded Yet A were received supervising architect at the department at Washington, D. . for the proposed alterations the local post office. The high- est came from Wright at Chicago, 111, for ! Leavitt and Hayes tered a bid for $8,100. posed changes at the post for a new mezzanine floor eliminate the carrier benches ground basement which at present due to the amount of parcel post handled new structure in the lobby also made. The bids received George . Wright, $8,840; Leavitt and Britain, nn.. $8.100: Donald Construction 3 Garber lehem 0 New York list of nine bids the reasury on of this city The office which w the over- larg A to en- pro- on is is he follows 1L, New m Mc- Louis, Beth- are Chicago, Ha wil Co., St. and Cisse Gordon 1. Ward, . $8,625; H. Seretto, Boston, Mass, $5 Hillard and New York city, $6.543; Morrell, Greenville, 3 Theriault = Contracting Pa., $8.700. Although the Boston concern F the lowest bid, the contract has been awarded to any one as vet. Word is being awaited from the treas- ury department. CITY ITEMS Star minstrel troupo will pre- entertainment and dance at O. U". A. M. hall at Hungerford Monday evening. McKeon's will furnish music. Margaret Meechan of W who is to wed Harold . N lone next Wednesday morning was entertained last night at the home of Miss Mary Monsees on Stanley street The house stefully decorated, with pink and white as the color scheme. Mrs. Mary T. Crean enter- tained with vocal selections. A meeting of the Dixie will be held Monday evening Mary's school hall. A daughter was born today at the New Britain General hospitatl to Mr. and Mrs. Moses Sulliman of 31 Cot- tage Place. Mr. and ("hestnut congratulations daughter at the hospital. as .‘ The sent an the Jr. Court Miss allace street, was Minstrels at St. Mrs. T. W street, are on the birth New Britain M 250 o of a neral ! itt and 1 Appeal for Perr Make ns in Furniture House. Leavitt contractors of this | city, have app mence Xtensivy terations C. Porter furniture store on M he permit for a ¢ front of the store and It will take months to complete the windows proposed, will in city and the measure 13 feet long 1 These will afford great display tunities. A fireplace will be in the windows and ing modern in every and Haye: on ain street in the in the ! three The largest s willy « high oppor- installed the build- respect the B.; calls g several about contract. be the plate g v 12 feet this of be one will HURT IN Michael J. Walsh, street, Hartford, s gash on the head Pierce Arrow truck he v crashed into a pole n CRASH. of 152 rined today Mather ugly when a driving the St property Stantey Walsh said he lost contjol of when the wheels struck in the road. The r imaged ught to this city Klett's automobile, medical attention. an ry's street the v small stone of cemetery on car the car N w received Deaths and Funerats. Joseph J Joseph Juris, aged 14 years, cently moved to this city from Willi- mantic, died this morning. The bhody was turncd over to T. W. Mitchell Tor hur The interment will be held tomorrow in Fairview cemetery | was ¢ was Judge where G he who re- Adolph Wallace funeral of Adolph Wallace win | lock tomorrow morn- | Andrew’s Lithuanian church. | Will be in St. Mary’s new The be b ing at The burial cemetery FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ARE VA SURE VA GOT “Tua NICWEL? GET ANICE BIG P § NoUR APPLES He Couldn’t Be FIVE cenTs W APIECE! OUT THERE, 2 New ciiy bundle day i tomorrow PORTER STORE CHANGES .l | cellars to litable fin .in § care yis aled for a permit to com- | will give | will work hu Scouts scout e do hundles tions designated by giv der ‘Court’s Penalty of $23,000 for Conspiracy Paid June 10.—Mrs. Emma . Bedgdoll, mother of the Bergdoll brothe convicted army deserters, aved herself and her four co-defend- nts charged with conspiracy to aid Girove C nd B in R. Be 1oll to service, from going to i1 today 000 in fines re by the U, S. District Philadelphia, evade army by paving cently imposed Court here. A certified check drawn by Charles A. Braun one of Mrs. Bergdoll's sons who changed his name because of the notoriety gziven the family ame . w: given to the clerk of the court under protest. It is understood appeal will he taken Mrs. Berzdoll Romiz, a friend sentenced on May 17 to a vear day in prison and fined $7 and Harry S. Schub and Mifchell an automobile were sentenced 1o $1.000 fine. The court, nounced that if the before June 13 the would be remitted MACHINE GUN GO. READY FOR CAMP an Braun and of the family, James 1. | were | and a 000 each, Albert S salesman, months and howe an- fines were paid prison sentences (Continued on Fourth Page.) try-outs at machine guns as al at camp and the men ce and drill with them. The course of training will start with ecle- mentary training in camp and field knowledge and will later develop into real battle training. The drill dourse will provide for eight hours of work cach day and the time of the meén will be their own oufside of that period. “BUNDLE DAY’ Britain People have their ther will praci Urged to Give All Old Clothing to Worthy Cause be New the| to Tomorrow will ‘Bundle Day” in it is hoped that will respond which has inspire known - '@s Britain and people in the the great the thoughts of An effort will be made collect all of the old people may have close attics and to the local char- | and the officials relief of fering The org wtions | will be ny of to that away in be given inizations of the lothing or charge the Near New Britain of before given to the Near is expected that the liberally. committec from the tary club nd in hand with the Boy of Walter O. Cook, The BHoy. Scouts will | collecting ard many left at various sta- the committee in ople are’ urged to they “can. in the mate st fund it local people | A in charge ecutive, of the will be most The much haree » MOOSE HAVE CONVENTION 100 Delegates, tepresenting 25 Lodges About State. Meet in New | London—Membership Gaini London, June 10.—Loyal Or Moose held its ann mven- tion hefe today with about 100 dele- | representing lodges of the in attendance wor K. Frank- Mor: extended the freedom of the tv to the visitors. Reports of the officers show that the order made an increase i membership of 2,000 dur- ing the past year, bringing the mem- Lership in the state to approximately 000. The field day will be held | urday with a monster parade and | ¢k meet the features. ALV, F Ww. Posta Will Drape Their Charters Mich June 10.—Captain Woodside, commander-in- ns of Foreign Wars, pe their mark of Frederick W. 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