New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1921, Page 23

Financial WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS High 26% 27% .181% Low 28 26% 129% 19 10% 914 37% 51% 343 108 124% 76 40% Close 2614 27 130% 1934 1033 S 37%, 52% 35% 1081 1247% 76} 107 Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Bt Sg.... Can ... Cr & Fdy. Sm & Re... 38% Sg Rt cm. Sum Tob. Tel & Tel. Am Tol Am Wool Ana Cop .. EX-REGENT CHARLES MAY BE IMPRISONED (Continued from First Page.) that he would be removed to a “safe place’ ’outsida of Europe. Attempts Suicide. Budapest, Oct. 25.—(By Associated Press) — Former Emperor Charles, whose attempt to re-establish himself upon the Magyar throne met with dis- mal failure yesterday, attempted to commit ‘suicide by shooting, following his arrest near Komorn. Former Em- press Zita saw him preparing to shoot himself, and prevented him from carry- ing out his intention. Are Now Prisoners. Tha former emperor and empresi are now prisoners in the Esterhazy ‘NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, TY ITEMS The meeting of New Britain peo- ple at the Chamber of Commerce rooms this evening at 7:30 to discuss plans for aking care of the city’s food and coal supply in the event of a rail- road strike, will be quite largely at- tended, according to general discus- n about the city. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Maier are visiting Mr. Maier's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Henry Maier of Lexington strect. Mr. Maier is working in Chicago, Il The first business men’s luncheon at the Y. M. C. A., scheduled for to- morrow evening has been postponed until November 16. Rev. John L. Davis of the Trinity M. E. church is attending an all day session of the Methodist ministers at Derby. today. The New Britain Zionist dlstrmt will nold a meeting at Talmud Torah hall this evening at 8:30 o’clock at which time delesates will be clected for the convention to be held at Turncr hall LOCAL MAN MARRIES IN SHARON, VERMONT Richard Nygren Takes Miss Grace Badger of the Gramite State As E Wife. Word has been received here of the marriage of Richard Charles formerly of this city, to Miss Grace Mildred, daughter of Albert Badger, of Sharon, Vermont. mediately after the wedding the couple left on an extended honeymoon trip, but will be at home to their friends in Sharon after November 1. Mr. Nygren was at one time business manager for Nels Nelson, the aviator, of this city. For many years Mr. Nygren worked through the southern part of this country giving exhibition flights when flying was in its infancy. He learned to handle the airplanc through the help of Nels Nelson and | 192;. PASSED COLOR GUARD Local Truck Driver Causes Comment Among Officials of Eddy-Glover Post as He Interferes With Funcral. Ofi als of the Eddy-Glcver P American Legion, incensed over the action takeh by a driver of a local deliv d te have de- liber: of the color eral ie who was luic terday afternoon. Witnesses t claim that the truck Church street. Ins topping as would be the prope se, he co tinued on his way interfering with tho marchers. Traffic Officer Fred Wagner was on duty at the time and held up the traffic coming up Church street, but his attention was called towarc Main street when the processi up and he did not notice the ming up PUTNAM&Co. Member New York Successor to Richter & Co. 31 WEST M/ U\' STREKT, NEW BRITAIN, CO‘\YN' STANLEY EDDY. Mgr. TEL. 2046 Stock Exchangs We Offer 30 Shares Southern New England Telephone 25 Shares Underwood Common of the truck. The driver ev 3 did not care to wait for the line to pass him and thus committed the un- justifiable act. castle at Tata Tovaros, and Thomas Beaumont Hohler, British high com- missioner in Hungary is hurrying there with the representatives of other na- tions to insure the safety of the pris- oners. Orders sent to the rebellious troops supporting Charles by Admiral Horthy the Hungarian' regent, spelled the dooni of Charles’ attempt lo regain at least a part of his former empire. King Makes Plea. The regent reminded the soldiers of their oath of alleglance to him and demanded their unconditional \pbe- dience, adding that the success\ of their undertaking would mean the ruin of tha country. The firm stand ot Ad- miral Horthy had its effect, and the royalist forces scattered, seeming to vanish into thin air. Latest advices from the section of country around Komo:n, indicated the government troops continued their pursuit of the royalists and that the Karlist pre- mier, M. Rakovsky, and Count An- drassy were among the supporters of the former monarch captured by the loyal troops. ENTERTAINED BUREAU Newly Elected Chairman of Mercantile Bureau Treats to Feed at New Brit- ain Club. Abram Buol, president of the Cham- ber of Commerce, Ray L. Makin, sec- retary, and 13 members of the mercan- tile bureau of the chamber of com- merce were entertained at a supper at thé New Britain club last evening by E. J. Porter, recently elected chair- man of the bureau. The meeting was purely social and no business was trans- acted. Those present were as follows: A. A. Mills, Dugald McMillan, Steve Robb, Howard C, Wilson, Clarence W. Buckey, David Manning, George H. Dyson, -Leon A Sprague, Fred O. liffe, Maurice H. Johnson, John a%lgpn, David .S. Segall, Samuel fergiRay L. Makin; secretary and uol, president. p : PS Atch Tp & S F At Gf & W I.. Bald Loco Balti & Ohio... 36% 36% 5% Beth Steel B. 54% 52% 531 Bk Rp Tr.... 7 T Can Pae .. 112% 111% 111% Cen Leath Co. 27% 26% 27% Ches & Ohio.... 54 54 Ch Ml & S P.. 24 23% Ch Rk I & P... 32% 3214 Chile Cop . 11% 11% Chino' Cop 25% 25 5 Con Gas .. 91 90% Cn Prd Ref. 811 813 Cru Steel .. 63 623 Cub Cn Sg. 8 7% Elk Hn Coal.. 17% 17% Endicott-John .. 69% 68% E-ie 12% 11% Frie 1st pfd . 17% 17% Gen Elec L1313 130% Gen Motors .... 10 10 Good (BF) Co .. 31% Gt North ufd 1% Inspir Cop ..... 36% Interbor Con .. 1% Interbor Con pfd 6 Int Mer Mar .. 10 Int Mer Mar pfd 47% Allis Chal mMfg 33% Pacific Oil .... 44% Cen Asphalt . 60 Int Nickel . 13% Int Paper ..... 54% Kelly Spring .. 41% Kennecoty Cop.. 2"% Tack Steel Lehigh Val Mex ePtrol ‘Midvale Steel Missouri Pac Nat Lead .. N Y Central NYNH&H.. Narf & West North Pac Pure Oil ... Pan Am P T . Penn R R . Pierce Arrow Pittsburgh Coal Pressed Steel Car.. 60% Ray Con Cop .... 13% Reading . 69% Rep I 8 . Royal D, N Y . Sinclair Oil Refin South Pacific 7 South Railway =t Studebaker Cd. . o 75 Texas CO %...ivsie 31 Texas Pacific “'1% AK Tobacco Prod .... Transcont Oil. .. 8% Union Pacifie .‘..119& United Fruit .... United Retail; 'St U S Food Prod U S Indus Alco U S Rubber:Co -, U S Steel . e the lafe Charles K. Hamilton. During the war Nygren was commis- sioned in the aviation corps but later, due to a fall which incapacitatéd him, 3 he was transferred to the United The election of officers of Lady Wal-| g e Intelligence department. While lace lodge will be held as the regular S 1228 Y Emee CoPAr nrnt e meeting Wednesday evening at 8 extensively throughout the larger citics o'clock in St. Jean de Baptiste hall. |, this country and South America. Free Hot Chocolate tomorrow with CELEBRATION HERE Louis Porta will attend a confer- (Continued from First Page.) 35% 28% 89 85%a 30% 89 November 6. Plans are also under way to hold a mass meeting at which Samuel Untermeyer of New York wiil speak. Childless marriages figured in more than 40 per cent of the matrimonial suits in Great Britain in 1919. EvenDollar Day At Sloan Bros. Women’s brow high cut .....$5.00 Women’s black kid cloth top, high cut Women’s patent colt Oxfords ..... $1.95 Women’s patent colt § Pumps ...... $1.95 Women’s patent colt button La France Women’s gun metal- button, small sizes Women’s cham- pagne kid fawn § cloth top lace $1.00 Women’s brown calf high' cut.lace, La France ...... $7.50-% ‘A small ‘lot ‘of wom-' iL. Y. JUDD JUDD & CO. 5 WEST MAIN 51, NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT Investments, Local Stocks Telephones, 1815, 1818 ence of salesmen at Boston on Thurs- day and Friday. He plans to attend the Harvard-Center football game at the stadium on Saturday. The fire department was called out shortly after 6 o’clock last evening by an alarm from Box 47, for a fire in the home of Samuel Schlafer at 218 North street. The fire started from a candle being burnéd in observance of the Jewish holiday. A daughter was born today at the New Britain General hospital to Mr. and -Mrs. Myron Rancor of 502 Stanley street. The condition of Mrs. Elsie Beach of Bristol, who had her foot crushed and later amputated at the New Br] i ain General hospital last Satur night, was reported as greatly proved today. R R—————————— WE OFFER:— TRAVELERS. The general committee in charge of the event consists of: Ashley J. Griffin, chairman; C. E. Kelly, secre- tary; Alfred H. Griswold, treasurer; Edward Johnson, Edward Hanson, John Crean, Angelo Paonessa, Wil- liam Kelly, Douglas Johnston, Ar- thur ‘Pilz, Maurice H. Pease, Curtis Sheldon, O. F. Curtis, Andrew Bob- roviski, John Budyinski, Ray L. Makin, George A. Quigley, H. C. Jackson, R. R. Rand and Walter O. Cook. The advisory committee is posed of George T. Kimball, Christ, A, G. Kimball, phrey, F. M. Holmes, H. H. Pease, M. S. Hart, Mauricé Stanley, E. P. Pasco, Joseph Feingold, Rev. John L. Davis, Father Tanski, Rev. J. L. Sullivan and P. S. McMahon. Edward Johnson is - chairman of the invitation committee and will have Douglas Johnston and Leo Ha- barski to serve with him. The publicity committee consists of Ed- ward Johnson, Alfred H. Griswold, H. A. Timbrell and Robert C. Vance. H. C. Johnson, Curtis Sheldon and| William W. T. Squire are on the finance committee, while Stanley Eddy, R. R. Rand and John Crean will serve on the music committee. JOHN P. KEOGH Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York, Danbury %’Ic‘)%%lgs New Haven Middletown Springfield Direct Private Wire to New York and Boston. G. F. GROFF, Mgr—Room 509, N. B. Nat'l Bank Bldg.— Tel 1013 ‘Waterbury im- com- Ernest | § E. N. Hum- Deaths and Funerals. Miss Catherine Campbell. The funeral of Miss Catherine Campbell was held at 10 o’clock this morning at the church of St. John the Evangelist. A solemn requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. Thomas J. Laden. Rev. John T. Winters was deacon; Rev. John E. Fay of Plain- ville was sub-deacon and Rev. Wil- liam A. Downey was master of cere- monies. Rev. Patrick Daly and Rev. J. Cotter of Middletown occupied seats in the sanctuary. The church was crowded to the doors with mourners and friends of the deceased school teacher. There was a wealth of floral tributes. The various principals in the local public schools atttended the ob- sequies. During the mass Miss Kath- leen Crowley sang “Pi Jesu”, and Mrs. Mary T. Crean sang “‘Perfect Prayer” and “Lead Kindly Light”. The pall bearers were Raymond Holleran. Edward Sherfdan, Joseph Boyle,. Ben- jamin Boyle, Richard Healey and Dr. Thoma¥ A. Feeney. The flower bear- ers were William OBrien, Frank Sul- livan, Clement Diemond and Thomas Holleran. The committal service at the grave was conducted by Rev. T, J. Laden and Rev. J. Cotter. The burial was in St Mary's ‘new cemetéry. mss Inlllflp Foberg “The- funeralof Miss Lillian E. Fo- herg will 'bé Held Wednesday after- noan’at % o'clock from'the home of her“parents at 92. Jubilee street and at '2:30" o’clock from the Swedish Lutheran church. "'Rev. Dr. S. G. Oh- man will officiate. Interment will .be in F.irview. cemetery. HARTFORD 10 Ceatral Bow Telephone Charter 3008, Member Hartford Stock Exchange New Britain National Bank Eldg. Telephone 2583 DONALD R. HART Mgr. Member N. Y. Stock Eschange. We Offer \ Sy STANLEY WORKS Price On Application. We Do Not Accept Margin Accounts. A, ;e ih S Meehng For Business en At Y. We. Tonight Wew Y “address at \}e Y.'W, C. A. gyny tonight is for business . women ., nppecflx,ny, though any others mlerested will - Be wel~ comed., = ATl “busi “women in the city. are 4nvited . to hear. Miss Capen The: second, lesspn. of Lh& Arts and Crafts class ‘Will be'given tonight at 463 46 7 o’clock. . There, j8 room:. for, two or 915" 4815 4 three .more in this. V793 ‘.l'h';t Hlft :;:Ihoil 1 l‘es;{fl;s ESX: ) a “party.in m o on edne: e attatnoon to whiGh many new men- Va Car Chemical . 28% bers - have been invited. ~Halloween Willys Overland .. 6 games -and mtunts will be featured HARTFORD. STOCKS ana there will be refreshments. The Teachers' Tea, to which the Quotations furnishéd by: Judd & Co., 23 West Main street: teachers of New Britain have been invited, will be served from four to six o’clock on Wednesday in the par- | lors of the association on Hunger- Oct. 25, 1921. Bid Asked ..480 490 520, COMMITTEE MEETINGS. Tomorrow afternoon at 5 o’clock the| executive committee of the Y. M. C. A. membership campaign and all_ the team captains will meet to make final arrangements. At 7:30 o’clock tomor- row; evening the publicity commitize for the union services to be held by the eight Protestant churches in the city, will meet; 443 . 21% g :7%; L TAY 4 A T T \ | EARLY MCRNING FIRE The truck and hose companies at the No. 2 station were called out by a' 8till alarm at 5:50 o'clock - this! morning to the house owned by Mrs. Charlotte Holcomb at 35 Winthrop street, The roof was found to be ablaze, and the flames were quickly BRI U A 5 extinguished, with a nominal loss. A small lot of ‘won. en’s calf oxfords « $4.00 KALBERG-MARSAN. Annouhcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Viola!Marsan of Boston to Maurice ‘Kalberg, also of that place. Mr. Kalberg is a former resident of this city and is the son ot Charles Kalberg of Dwight street. Nick Companios. The funeral of Nick Companios was held this afternoon at the Greek Or- thodox church on Beatty street. The burial was in Fairview cemetery. Sloan Bros. | 185 Main St. ford Court. W. C. T..U. Convention to Open in Stamford Wed. The 46th annual conveéntion of the W. C. T. U. will be held in the First Hethodist -church in Stamford on Oc- tober 26, 27 and 28, commiencing each dey at 1 30 p. m. ‘The local delegates are Mrs. Lucy - Gladden,” Miss Har- riet C. Bliss and -Mrs. John Kissel- brack. - On Wednesday. evening there will be a medal speaking contest and on Thursday evening the’ speaker will be Mrs. Blla A. Boole national vice- president. Aetna Life ... Travelers Am Hardware Am Brass Billings and Spencer _ Bristol Brass Colt’'s Arms . Eagle Lock Landers, T B Machine com Niles-Be-Pond .. North and Judd .. Russell Mfg Stanley Works- com Stanley Works pfd .. Standard Screw com . Union Works ........s C.'E. CONVENTION. The district convention of the Chris- tian Endeavor societies is meeting in the South church this afternoon and evening. Supper will be served at 6:30 o’clock. Fred Peichert. The funeral of Fred Peichert was held at 2:30 o’clock this afternoon at St. John's German Lutheran church. Rev. Mr. Gaudian officiated at the service and the burial was in Fairview cemetery. WATCH FOR THE —“FOX”— Even Dollar Day CARD OF THANKS. ‘We wish to thank the Eddy-Glover [post, and American Legion, for the loving care and efficient mariner in which they assumed charge of the funeral of our beloved son and broth- er. Also the members of the Kenil- ‘| worth club and O, U. 'A. M., associates of the Stanley Rule and Level Co., \ City_of New Britain and friends, for Work of Personal Tax Enrollment Progresses CLEARING HOUSE REPORT. Exchanges ..... 738,900,000 . 65,100,000 Ralances PLAN BOND ISSUE Finance and Taxation Board Prepares - Resolution on School, Street and Charity Matters. The finance and taxation board at a session last night prepared a resolu- {icn to submit to the City Meeting board ag its next session calling for 4 $400,000 school bond issue “for the purpose of acquiring land for school buildings and the completion of the Nathan Hale school and for building aad equipping another school build- ing.” . Resolutions were also framed for an appropriation of*$20,000 to the charity board, this amount to be taken from the sum that will remain in the city treasury at the close of the fiscal year. The board voted to sub- mit two resolutions, one calling for a $50,000 bond issue for street work, and the other for a tax of one and one-half mills for such work. The three items failed of passzge at the last city meeting. The resolu- t’on on school bonds was not proper- 1y worded; a bond issue for street wcrks was not favored and the char- ity appropriation under another form was downed. STORE IS LEASED. Saul Moses and Baba George have leased a store at 112 Whi street, from Alegander s‘a.rgls ‘Warda. premises are to be used for the con- duct of a grocery store. The lease is for a seven year term with a monthly rental of $12. The The pérsonal tax enrollment has progressed favorably with practically the entire population’ of the first five wards liable to tax already, registered. The registrars and their deputies will clean up the sixth ward. And then comb over the entire six districts so hat a complete registration may be assured. SUITS BROUGHT. Tony Simeone .of Berlin has sued M. Fortuna,’also of that place for $40 on non-paythent of & note. The writ was issued by Attorney Alfred LeWitt. Frank Foghliati, also of Berlin, has brought action against Mary Venturo for $200 on non-payment of a bill. Al- fred LeWigt issued the writ. Both writs are returnable in the Rerlin court the first Monday in November. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses were granted today at the office of Town Clerk Alfred L. Thompson: Stanislaw Glasewsky of 173 Broad street and Miss Anna Dzwanhaska of 163 Broad street; James Ray of 227 High street, and Miss Mary Volek of 125 North street; Joseph Kalinowski, whose residence is the Hotel York, and Miss Mary Deptula of 122 High street. _— GIRD DRINKS POISON. Miss Anna Yukis, aged 18 years, of 404 Church street, swallowed the con- tents of a bottle of a supposed poison- ous fluid this afternoon, and was re- moved to the New Britain General bospital in the police ambulance. The girl had been employed as a domestic in the home of a family reSiding at 705 Stanley street. At the hospital it was ‘said that the girl Was uncon- scfous, but showed no signs of poison- ing. their sympathy shown, and flowers given at this time. MR. AND-MRS. A. F. SCHADE AND FAMILY. CARD OF THANKS ‘We wish to express our apprecia- tion of .the many beautiful noral tributes sent' to our beloved husband and brother. We thank all our relations, friends and neighbors. Also Court Pride, ' F. A. and Daughters of St. George. MRS. D. McCKEOWN AND FAMILY, MRS. MARGARET KELLY MR. TOHN McKEOWN., Street Department to Cut Payroll to 10 Men One of the gangs in the employ of the street department left the city's service yesterday afternoon, having completed the work laid out for it, a second will get through this evening and the third and last gang will finish up its work in a day or two. In. a week’s time, General Superintendent Charles B. Cadwell feels that it will be possible to reduce the streetsdepart- ment’s pay-roll to 10 men. of e _______J TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. FOR SALE—1919 Oakland, six cyl- inder, good mechanical ruhning condition; price $300. 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