New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1921, Page 11

O Y e Bt .3 Financial News H\”HAI M Fflj\u wall 0 market course the oy slon. Epeculative further restraint opments at ference. Favorite ment and ut Pet, General Elect merican Te but chan rafls and st slons from last v Preliminary foreigr including German paratively steady Wall street treet, 10 Ihe unc yday indi; cont! its recent 1t t ited t nip activity 1 ult 1te the 11 ) deve arma the 1 oll, e especially Baldwin e fhirm Jeading types amor mostly at ¢'s final quotatior exchar rate were were mark com- |H | w b N 10:3 3, m Aside from Mexican Pet. which cancelled its gain under selling press the deglings of the noon hour over to inconspicuous stnc States Steel, Pressed Steel Cur, ciated Dry Goods, Manhattan Montana Power and North America showed gains of 1 to points, Wall street, noon.—The prices quoted for refin vited further buying of during the morning at 2 points. Mexican Pet Electric strengthened their early po- sitions and Pierce pfd. was strongest of the minor oils, advancing 6 peints Notional Biscuit, California Pkg. an Wilson developed firmness, but other of that group, such as American gar common and pfd.,, South Porto Rico Sugar and Corn Products eased 1 to 1% points. The five pep cent opening rate for call money indicated a recurrence of last week's highest | trend for demand loans. L ] in E of higher copper in 1l shares gains of 1 to and General t cf me he or ar de in | Ce er di si QUOTATIONS FURNISHED of |~ IR I Beet Sugar . Can s Car & Fd . Cotton Ofl .. 223 H & Leather 113 Locomative 9414 Smelt and Rf 4 Su Ref com 561 Sumatra Tob 321% Tel & Tel . 119% Tobacco 125 ‘Woolen Anaconda Cop Atch Top & S. E. 87 Allis Chal Mfg At Gulf & West I Baldwin Loco Balt. & Ohio Beth tSeel B ... Bklyn Rapid Trnn Canadian Pac ..116%; Central Leath Co 32 Ches & Ohio 593 Chi Mil & St Pl 333 Chile Cop 12% Col Fuel & Iron 25 Consolidated Gas 92 Corn Prod Ref . 88 Crucible Steel . 663 Cuba Cane Sugar 858 Elk Horn Coal . 109% Endicot Johnson 7514 Erle . 1215 Erie 1st pfd 18 General Electric 1353% General Motors 111_ Goodrich (BF) 311 Gt North pfd 731 Tllinois Central . 973% Inspiration Cop 38 Inter Con. pfd Int Mer Marine .12% Int Mer Mar pfd 5714 Int Nickel 12 Int Paper 5 Kelly Spg Tire.. 41 Kenne Cop . 253 Lack St Lehigh Val Mex Pet Mid Steel Miss Pac \al Iem 30 1% w tic if th th ti or er th he Tk | ai of ‘\\' Nth Pac Pacific Oil Pure Oil Pan Am P & T Penn R R Pierce Arrow Pittsburgh Coal | th at y Con Cop Reading Rep I & . Royal D, N Y 8in Oil Refin Sloss-S Steel & I South Pac uth Rail ndebaker Co Texas Co. ¢ Pacific Tobacco Prod Transcont Oil Union Pacific Unitd Fruit United Retail St U S Food Prod U S Indus Alco u Rubber Co U S Steel U S Steel pfd llah Copper Va Car Chem Willys Overland (Furnished by Judd & Co.) Hfd Elec Light 129 South N E Tel «.+109 American Brass 1195 Am Hardware Bristol Drass Colt's Arms Eagle Lock Landers & N B Machine Co . Niles-Be-Pond com North and Judd Peck, Stow and Russell Mfg Co . Scovilel Mfg Co Standard Screw Traut and Hine Union Mfg Co Stanley Works ni w 12 403 49 | | in Wi 0( fe st Wi w3 oV Wilcox Ne spi Wi W wi DEFICIENCY APPROPIATION Washington, Nov ~A deficiency ppropriation bill ry \pProxi- mately $104,000,000 or 10,000 less than the $190,000,000 by various government was reported today by ppropritions committee. sked for $27,000,000 and sreted nothing, while the veterans burean which requested §121,000,000 was alloted $65,000,000, mtelyail§T. $56,0 5 requested irtments house W Ge ca dey the The navy WS fac urt gu New York exchangos, ances, $56,100,000. " tal —FOX’S— — Starting — Next Sunday Fve. THE SHEIK ries | ter! m pre York berz. | ceived was the performance ot George | Ma of | that it w by a ruse, | were taken off on ¢ | spirited away to their hotel, curtains as fleein against aspects, | with you. gu vou do ove Locel Jows to Suppart 1 Orphan Asglum meeting of the New nte artford as held orah Hall orth street The mes ouls Morga tendent director i Nie Hartford, nt a ty in g irted ¢ nly A nd rec g New and nservatory itertaining fferent in con at the Anothe: or t r ppe one very ir of ple me during Miss Brit sted arlowe the eveni faney divi ellie Lipma ussian d; on Sthel Zucke: About as receiy ons are $1,0 d expi A stein, 1c the 10 1 b 1" e evening i rs. It acted as cl g was th the 1 in of Ha asylun N They urged he Jewish 1l to give rt to this its kind in asing ntal the Mae i prog select eveni Jelle n's coming piano by r number t the ng ng by n of Har by Hild of this cit 00 in and violin were Glu t u prominer pledg many jation (¢ rt \ T 1y. n the 14l rtftord houard Pau m the people their nstitur Connecticut udienc ram of fon ng 8w appenrcd o he The he 1ys ord I KKone ar and th A sotf ¥ ind move FEDERAL AGENTS ' ARE SUSPICIOUS © (Continued From First Puge) heavy it became hem Heroic re how effo ) er he steamer Natic A onalist 'nor Reily a npty taxica as sent whirling throug the shout crowd of (32 planned a demonstration pier were The governor and vinced the lifeboats could not er the seas that necessay orts of t beat the arrived late St several mpath t the pol b, with was raisec e governor.' The tax! = nne. denc an ‘etat-cest tion on one “Reilly, “autocer; America to be a tyrant demonstrators b in auto uncing G at’” and a moi,"” banner. ino hundred neve: were he five s almost extinguish who outwi ice boat the “there crov 1 pursued mobiles vernor “tyrant”. the inscr e ther. “The Porfo Rican natio ciation of I Fire which inamo at h old, towed } he work fficult tr the steame Before the e river gan, top Speed broke ot New ¥ ' autocracy,’ * Bro ks Out in er |atter pumping tons of water her away f of the firemen he 8l de er became Tananto w gs of steve in an effo much of the cargo of cco and coc oanuts as ork 1’\(1111 win. threatening | y on the | .| tod tod hoa rom = cks and red liot as towed rt to save bananas, possible the 1S 1 (Continued From First versaries. “In Upper he continued there ith machine | ar were e facts, g them ¢ perhaps i ould begin 10,000 about marshalled on occas Silesia in “almost 40,0 and ir guns bring n few to raise a f, men." FRANCE WILLING T0 CUT ARMGES Pag a n few a few men rifles sntlemen I am not invel q I make my case better or In days Puts It Up To U. The premier America. Suppose “there had be el that she ruggle, whe ould aay? erything ard your you « in i} anyth 5 “France ealker atching de con and he questic 10 sald it w si he “You iekiy to us ar is Germ Au have hat rm pital, ture lilery. dploms cra bega rifles ind every of v n s, ng ns in L o irope, v guna LIt it, b be be contr certainty.” Refors The French enormous Sup 1 a capltal ship without the olled then hat was en by you nat b a in Suppose this natian Wi n she ready had your Would you not desire power your te, your h ing to we oes not e tinued waitir M of war 1r 'y Pre a prob olved fermany he armie seen" 1d any fought but ir thing to nachine posing dur tension s to zo on n irtiltery ) d stry via an It 18 eas whe you uld ba dif ut manufa with the gm premiex put eyes is Rea hay ture to Histor the case Ir side,” fon® that loody h shou to resume the materia and rerate’ naterials nier Ay hay our sldes untr ready sure ma N " antlo ld | Brit- thi lum Imud by super- 1 and 2y this vocal don- oially New eatures ribition and cash dona- weath- running to put out in Tanamo's down so | na- had | against Gov- ed his party nd | while an drawn, goes the | with Reily ip- trained you into her s made | o ed as up for | conflict | the | L] turn to do to safe- Would ken yourself? | the | only then Briand, em that could in - 1 perion me manufac wnufacturing Great eap bought con 1 other to fal the mat to 1 flenlt the and measure I i any can ¥. pointed worid ports rifles, BRITAIN DAILY IERALI FOR RED 700 Hembers § Three Da me Wi ‘ Mt Deelart I What Appor ort ri at t alumes 1t the uis) 14 ouldering | 088 in ind numl pea 1) i fire ti an ad Mow Ahon Brit merc “How \ men the with anarchy Who ecan A year to rush | Trust iting miy top. 1 members hut iy vill be two ring heard the € 1y 1o bei e their 3 the of D Problem Many do not grente 1 must * the wor hould uk to 1d if y face able that liberty of allies life weight ized that terribly “Ther should ignore Prem be ximate the 1 the 1 real- with / and v $1,1 yast yea 5 ¥ ot iz 1ve t stopped not boys over i} or Briand 1d why the rest of the ended th it ation had its own not \ 1 Boy 1ok with because ey oce compre ATy been been 5 to o fthe pation lister Red C Nelson, Infantry, hospital No s of what the the hospi ttes, in | armament Testrictions. M. E ivther > armistice, ler pe wa n to A the serviee m ta said, was to red | cla to two. | France propo | so that her army duced to half its The howey ses, i t ie od o iod 5 day, to the 1ced rom res) he : military continued riction 1 be strength continued army to two troops in the 1 o r thing his su ‘in famil nown p: hle soon wot former gover he aside ench coloni said, the plans provide reduction to one nounced “It is quite will further cla and rmy will be there should further red: | sible for us, | seives to 1 “We are other ions to give sovereign come to our cannot expect it remain and which I bave described yon 1 deny her whe curity T0 NAME ARCHIT Will | and silc r rom the s f cheer memories him up, and to him to h Cross worker 1 bag of & garettes and sw furth 1d be an- | 2 certain e the overnment to nee service one | t reduced L ! i imag on it wou without most the it Work Done tar this year, in the Spite p seric 4 ¢ So 1 up part of their | men to e national i1 e EaL suppor,t” lence 1 he said. ance 10 1o n away, 1 to conv the amour aned to the.y r to rvice e alone st not e sents wants for her 11 on sporting men. | LITTLE alth ECT 3in School Committee Steps or Erection of Proposcd “chool on Carmody Tract, H At 4 me ', an lay out plan proposed new tract, for priated a City N ! The conunittee dations through ( Goodwin, will report ary perusal of school | sketches d by | tects. of the school boar.l ted Lo City In Heaither th Year Than Last, Carmouy y Lo One new to the nmornir of A compa case of HIC 1 reported this Leeomnio- mun E. Claytc its prelun rison wi W submitt seven arcil o quaranti Dur the mont} " » were 5 wlet feve | Archbishop Public Hayes P Yorum fox Azainst | office of Propasanaa. | Archibis - sueg u the attituae | against | Lor op Pau tement th ck J. Hayes esterday Catholle the p i aenni Chuic torum Arch- propa 1rre in- n At States L wblic I'he itrol 1ed by such propaganda o bankrupt pany at | a lar ol | chasers Lhe | trom the estate Main imber through rious parts 1setts. The ed of to Adoly 164 ! aorsement of w i irth at the that smer Town Ha | stoppe T ient ignores of chargt that lsnop control ad meet stance 1 birth the in Cont staried Archibis hop Hayes | wren s statemer Cat L atholie ( con- ept 1t nat- of birta co based tiol) is on the | 1 al law and commandir ) order, for- and there one possible and Law- 1 ) Bian preseryatic bidding its disturba tore the church has but 1o aceept I he Supreme company 5 in the ladly reque activitic of the nd . NOTLES. ind n A ' harve Wed rooms upper at will the at 8 club on Lranklin Lare Ihis YIELDS FRIED stock at o'clock r1 I'he inged connmitte cha 5 program of 814 ntiul h. pres. tor a liar AN i 1a deig linc members are invited to be Inves T2 MAIN 1 Main Oftice 15 Beaver St N York at the hoime holdeng i req tment ST, H e No 1y st FRATERNITY Maurice DANCE. New conmitt e b\ FOX'S—No DAMAGES itomobiie Mills, L IR (RIS RONY onging to ter 10 vl An \ 00k fire morn « cireuit about | | alter was done, dned With Jl'ly re, vith Tel pé d “ross, lescr zoods and comforts Department’s dep bringi fever ur diph 1t there STOCK SOLD, conducted one of his first of RKELSON ) MON SUCCE! \Y, NOVEMBER 21 101 )S CROSS 1921, City ltems 9] \ Vo eve ti in their 95 10 G0 18 conducted b } his city s 1 ihe mmitte camy w Britajr t Midnight Danceland tomc reqn an return vt iness b will | we row night ind hold the xt ¢ ) meetiy ber of Commerce room isabied Men and attend cht Tat i 80,416 5 nd tior omonian Mair 1 t who conduets et, reported $4 worth (8] horn to Mr of Woodruft | 1in General tr at about for the of air W heen ilie Brit ) Muc s the 1 com Red ort to etano C W 1 131 lith M eppard of K of Work., om tory & nd its formerly of atient at [ 38 New Thonias Knupik. Thomas Knapik, aged 33 Union street, died suddenly day morning at his lir Examiner Watermin of death due to latives. York he nts 1 tals o vester- pliee Lyve cere- ledica the hemorr} emorr} which liate ferin bed for y and f vin wit wrighter picture ave a with her line in the ., come him ¢ a time David shoo, ] ston street, died 1 iartford hospital ) the removal of weeks ago. Ile is a daughter in hter in this city, Detroit Mich weeks, Odishoo of 1t | was but | at to | operate it ced sunny form to open come to nd heip him Then you Cro. . He tor t 1 sweet-fe survived “lint, Mich., d a son, wife dan residiy Nicola 3 the threc Mrs. Do funeral w and the buri new cemetery Nicoua old =on of Matiglini, vesterday mo held this was in This Year. 26,000 ex-service 1ls of the comunt with these com- Leco wa wters were Thomas Knapik. funeral of as Knapik who found dead witl 45 o'clock at the tohi 85 sw nts of ot were | Union morning at Heart chur street, rep- that it | nt atients, be returne money some o 1 DAUGHTERS OF The enjoyable meeting MARY MET. Mary club held vesterday aft-| at the home of Miss Dorothy | at 13 Summer street. A ples rogram of entert ment, inciud- | and instrumental selections, neing numbers, was rendered . entitled “The Diamond Mys- written by member: of the| i ¢ was read yesterday, and prep- This | 4 rations were made to stage it some- time in futy | the Y. A &B Daughters of c! an Brnoo Roil voes a HERE hl‘. ords Show | Condition the near t M. T possible gociety hall WOMEN'S L] TO MEET AT CAMP SCHOOL TUE scarlet tment the er was ol health total num- 1t AY. The Woman's elub will meet tomor- row at 3 o'clock in the auditorium of the Camp school on Prospect street The subject of the afternoon is Travel Sketches.” Mrs. Harr Hum and Mrs. Jot Kirkham will talk on their recent travels in Europe St theria patients th the records for | ith of thi re but one year those un 1m‘; s this ason h of November last diphtheria cases | patients, records Fred Lee show ictioneer Willilam I appointment, | |8 y at auction the |f the Lazarus com- street. There wa prospective pur. bidding en hand of the state and stock was final of He vh Levine MIDDLE STATES i ot | industry without obli show- and one the a report earnin mpany resent prices PER CENT MAN- N & CO. Securities ARTEF w Playing la de | Matthew PUTNAM & CO. Member New SUCCOSSOr 31 WEST MAIN ¢ STANLEY R. EDDY. Mgr York Stock Fxchange to lichter & ©o, ST, NEW BRITAI I , CONN. TEL. 2040 waefr Co. Cumulative 89), Preferred Stock ncludi A Connecticut comniuntties Waterbury, numerous hout We recommend this PRICE UPON iblie U Connecticut ng the cities Britain, the ugatuck ley, and towns, 1 o a total population tility, se NOLW mall 1 3N I n 200,000, of stock for investment. APPLICATION L JUDD JUDD JUDD & CO. 1 BRITAIN, CONNECYICUT Telephone 1515—1816 . SLOPER WEST MAIN STRI ments, Local Stocks We Will Buy: SCOVILLE MERICAN HARDWARE . ANEW NEW BRIT Britain National Bank Telephione 2580 DONALD R. HART, Manager Member N, Y. Stock Exchange OFFER: IN HARTFORD 10 Central Row Telephone Charter 8000 Mcember Hartford Stock Exchange. New Bldg. STANLEY WORKS, Comn. STANLEY WORKS, Pfd. JOHN P. Member Consolid, KEOUGH ted Stock Fxchange of STOCKS BONDS direet Pricate Wire to New York and Boston Mer—Room 509, N. B. Nat'l Bank Bldg.—Tel. New York Waterbury Danbury Middletown Bridgeport New Haven Springfield 1012 JLANEOUS SHOWER shower | Park street named new arvival has Elinor. The \was tens|been Barbra HELD ON CHARGE OF BEING IN A LOTTERY Nov. 21. employe of the Smalley | £ 96 of 98 evening. About present and many beautiful Retreshments ighttul program of music 1 by the gu ome the 1 of 131 nksgiving Day. Wi useful | Bigelow, and | I num- Miss were 8 aterbury, — Benjamin New was arrested by fed- his home here today, rged with violation of sections 37 of the penal code. Bigelow ged to have been a sub-agent in 1 huge lottery scheme now being pro- secuted hy the federal government. Bigel rraigned before U. 8. Commissioner Dennis W. Coleman and after a preliminary hearing was held in bonds of $500 pending a further hearing on November 29. ander ceived gifts. and serve an A e Haven railroad, bers was ren <t agents at lander wil S be bri ch. eppard of Kensi 37 Th DAUGHTER daughter he Mrs. Samuel A Mrs. Lyon, was Miss avenue on is a IS BORN. A t and port riage, has N Ly bef Jennie Gv n of ore her Whatley to Mr 3ridg mar- of Monday, Nov. 28tli is the last day on which Christmas Club Paymerts for this year will be received. Six more days in which to bring your payments up to day. {ave you changed your address?— bring your payments up to date. may be sent to the Correct Location.