New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1921, Page 17

Financial News A.I| OTATIONS FURNISHED BY PUTCNAM & CO, Am I3t Am Ca Am Cr Am Cot Of Am Il & Am Am Am Am Am \m Am \na Ate Top & At Gt & Bald Loco Balti & Ohio Beth Steel B Can Pacific Cen Leather Co Ches & Ohio Chi Mil Chi Roc Chile Con Gas Corn Prod | s 4 It u Nickel Int Paper Kelly Sprir Kennecott Cop.. 2 Lack § Lehigh Val Mex Petrol Midvale Steel Mis Pacitic Nat Lead ‘ N Y Ailr Brake N Y Central NYNH& Norf & We North Pac Pure Oil e Pan Am P & ' Penn R R Pierce Arrow Pittsburgh Coal. Gen Elec Gen Motors Goodrich (B Gt North pfd Iilinois Central Inspira Cop ... Int Mer Mar Int ) n s Steel Car Ray Con Cop h Pacific h Railway aker Co Co & Pacific Transcont Oil Union Pacific United Fruit ONLY TWO JOBS | > Church Streef | molding man ¢ | sorry NI T EW BRITAIN N s i i . 0 R e\ S A 4 ANt L s City Items IN 48 YEARS Man Celebrates An- niversary of Arvival in Gountry | Fitty-si honest Irish the Emerald Is Nover ] Britain, group, all but pas Years ago ly ¢ to Am 186 ettled immediate on 1 pital t Midnight LAVGL and Di ' of t} Appraise sons, went to [ Leon a Iy and has worked for but two differ- | gy ent firms in the ¢ 48 years When that little Ir on Sexton street were less thah pec town of New Britain and were v land Saturda Kilbc wo b famil 58 years ag ns, w farm i mg Job in the machine Russell & Erwin later he was promoted department, where spent succeeding 14 years. Then he rst change of emp and went to Hanna!l 7 Wit} « Arthur Rutherford not to return to the bu [ing commissibn, there N cacancies in the ] health bo: FFourteen | to the the re n 8 oyme i Haneock followi city's “{On the rd, no su heen named Hijerpe who was tr health hoard, a cant by the resi 1tion of the hoard of compe sessment has not heen fille for Commissioner rred i conuntry MceDonough street, who ¢ the e of whom is a the office Hungerford 5 of "Kivkbam,| DEATHS AND FUNERALS and (% Kirkham, ooper, my LAWYER CLAIMS . JEALOUSY, CAUSE ITirst Yosios, Josepl eph held Andrew's Litl ward v a requic was in St G naniar Grikis was t m high r Mary's new cemetery. Miss was held at - at Mar Walter came along 20| s pown after, Ignatius said requiem Prank Chilicki of 88 North stree Tuds ¢ fined §150 and costs on i olating the W Mary Foley. Miss My < this morning Re William clebrant at a Foley (Continued From Page) 10 o'clock St hur as cnt Hinute hr 1 bearers B i "homas I, were M 01 W liquor i omas L. Dunr Mary's new c inneg The bur metery GWIAZDOWSKI-CUSACK Man n 1 was Ben st . had purchased whiskey at his| A marked bill w ised in the | vyer P. F ented him and en He said that | ice man W ound repre lea of guilty Norwich Young and Harvard 'hvm ki had contracted tuberculosis the s, Judge Klett said that that he was ex-service 1 not give him the right to sell and although the court felt| for him, the violation the law was deliberate and he should be punished was an ex-s who e in Wtreet Youny Woman United in Marriage at St. John's Church. an Zigmund Gwiazdowsk Margaret Adeline ( Ivenue, were mart 1y morning at 9 o'clock irch of 8t. John the I Other Court Cnses, v. Thomas J. Laden xt case on the docket was Cusack, a of Norwic 10k of W whiske of vang pastor sister of United Retail St 5 U § Food Prod T § Indus Alco Rubber Co S Steel 3 Steel pfd h Copper Car Chemical .. 112% .'.233 | hola Asked 154 112 120 26 Hfd Elec Light Southern N E Tel . American Brai 5 ngs & S Am Hardware 143 Bristol Brass . 15 Colt's Arms ... B 25 Eagle Lock . 49 Landers, F and C ... 49 N BMachine Co ..... 10 Niles-Be-Pond com .. 49 North and Judd .. 47 Peck, Stow and Wilcox Russel Mg Co. Scov| &g Co andard Screw d it and Jine nion Mfg Co. Stanley WKks Grottoites to Attend Theater Wed. Night Aziz Grotto, M. O. V. P. E. R, is making plans for a theater party to be held at the Pa theater next week in connection with the Ameri- can Legion week exercises, the affair to be held Wednesday evening. Fol- lowing the show, dancing will be en- joyed at Masonic headquarters. Re- freshments will be served. lace A BLOOD BUILDER FOR TIRED WOMEN Pepto-Mangan Makes Red| Blood—Sold in Liquid Tablet Form When a woman overworks, either mentally or physically, there is a strain ot the vitality. Getting up in the morning she feels low in spirits. Her eyes are dull, her complexion Is | sallow or pasty. { A few bottles of Gude's Pepto- Mangan taken in rvegular doses is what will build up her blood The reason for this is known, It is simply that Guc Pepto-Mangan malkes blood rich and red. It has the | in it that make new blood and | drive out the poisons in the system New blood makes new vigor and grad ually the depressed feelings vanish, the natural healthy glow comes back | to the skin and there is pleasure in living Gude's Pepto-Mangan is sold at irug stores in liquid or tablet form full name, “Gude’s Pepto- 1gan,” s on each package. Ad- rertisemer PALACE Starting Next Sunday American Lecion Week “LYING LIP3” and re Judge William F. Man s maid of honor e Klett ing disqualified lowski, a brothe Nelson was charged w hest mar a jitney hus without 1 in white Traffic Officer Clarence Lan She w estified that last Tuesday the on the iriven by the houquet of Easter nd found after geveral tg| of honor wore hiue canton crepe emergency brake did not at to match and carrier a bouquet nd the foot brake was and white chrysanthemum ition to stop the He bride's gift to the maid of honor | was fined $15 and c string of d he | Two Lifers Pardoned by Harding on Thanl\wn ing Washington, Nov. me serving life sentences in federal peni- s on mur arges were re- |2 honeymoon trip. Upon thei Thanksgiving Day on pardons will live Jubilee street by President Iiarding. James A Keith, a soldier who Kkilled a man at N ot micy, Koo, and it soni o] BRWIN HEADS GRANGE Leavenworth penitentiary and later | s transtc 1 to a hospital for | sane, v one of the men the holiday cleme while |ond was George Pes confined at Mc .\u‘ s 1908, brid satin with w a veil ca room proper ore ight witl n carried bus lilies. The maid the at a not in a ¢ of yellow car, Following the church cereniony, sdding reception om of the bride’'s mother, Mary Cusack, and the couple At the Mrs, held wo they on the in- | Newington Representative and Statfi elving the sec an Alas- and peni- Will Be Installed in Office Dece ber 13 by State Officer. | kan | tentiary sinc The ington newly elected office e Grange will Tax Collections Are LAY ke Master, R. H. Erwin, & Being Made \im\lsm E. Turner; lecturer, Mrs Even though tax collections run as ard, Ric d H. Erwin, high as $1,000 a day for the remain-|sistant steward, George Holt; der of the fiscal yt Tax Collector|lain, €. Wethre treasurer, Bernadotte Loomis feels that the col-| Elliott; Mrs. E. M lections this year will run below the eper, Reindel amount anticipated by the board of | Miss Sarah Rowle I'om | finance and taxation. At the pres lary White; Flora, Miss M time $260,000 is nec 1 to bring the|tord L. A. Steward, colletcions up to the $2,000,000 goal. | Hickox Collections of 1,000 a day for the re- | maining 120 days will a des ficiency of $140,000. s of secretary, gatel George na | Miss leted a most membership total x made I'he leave successiul increasing to was realized of § air on be coneert SHERIFF MADE DEFENDANT. “,A 1 Folks' South Norwalk, Nov. 25 Simeon I’ease of Br American Surety Corp. of | city, were made joint d a civil action for damages of brought by Thomas Demas and James | Vannos, restaurant proprictors o Bric ort, the writ being ret to the December term of the court, now i wd e Paughters of Isabella R ’lo Have Charity Sale ir | r‘unl\wlr‘\ 14 $10,000| The 1l | tors g geport, efendants ity of held tomorrow know The | unti aiy in hle superior led Cuke, cand will be donations will be rooms tonight TO OPEN SEASON. The City Hall basketball t open its schedule North Haven, Membier | it the am will | December 15 at | playing the town team at that place. The locals will 1 Schade, Ellison, S Faulkner, C : 2 : court yesterday without a Judgment w \ club HOLIDAY IN COURT. Nyquist — At the first = Sign Ofskin and Joseph Ken trouble apply FUND o .Soo!hmq and Healing i We Delay in properly hemng skinfrouble is dangerous.You make no mistake when you adopt Resinol In UseNearly Thirly Years of FOR MISSIONARI Trinity Nueman fu — Starting — (wt Sunday Eve. ) SHR n. Promi | workers and try to preve ploitati | bit ks. | 8 DATLY l?"l‘\l“, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER , 25, 1921, .4‘ RUSSEA 01‘\!? T0P nent Hungarian Says Coun- Uy Will Beon Feet~ Eoe LITTLE CONTAGION HERE State Department of Health Reports years' \ for B g Only 16 Cases, Fewest of Cities withi 1ys B n commu his wife attached to Connecticut’s Big Five with an weelkly ich er report of o S| other city in the ate f diphtheria has but two Hartford 1 nd Wats searlet from 1gh Out of re-| rbury 2 are t ind summe MORL ACHERS NEEDED. Several teachers and a "+ | player showed up at the Burritt | sion on Cherry street last Wedne to an appeal Herald by Miss Carolir superintendent. At new piano mi. sday m WDENAN € © [ through The R ' 1. Bartlett in four or Lt tional appeal is made on next weel 15t he calendar of Trinity M. FE O HAC five tea for school maintained by the the isfon of the hurc the churech City United new ors sewing Her d feuda They 5 wealt mines down the o st free der super 4| Dental Iahorat(rnr'r\'r Owner | \\ 01 d( Elizabeth, N. J. inkrupt cour T proprietor of the New lacking Rus- | Britain Laboratory, and Mis Mary NG T | school t q at El more | heth Wednes ind Mrs 10r- will returr brief Monday, such a ve a better chance of rep: 1 investments tha tries of western kn sin's natural re £ with reve table and will eign investments. olutior Surely, finished ment re is S o i iza- Seor- | 1 can yrotent [ Indust come ¢ in tb an gius or social but ria n i moor is may ewhere zh with m ha runnir ind we W ire throt Commun we aled ATHLETE ort of war| hit by the With peace, | Al | member of anq | dust completed one of bk sful seasons ir the NI o1 that institution mean | position on CHOATH HOME, were nism hlockade, overnment will ue nd eat industries, the ibsorb all but aller at doesn’t isn't o fore Russin i -4 now commn el lays. llayes is a ool team which ha the most suc ithletic history | He is a candidat the basketball just been ecalled out ow 1d one cos: the of for a guard Lo er team which ha s0 1 gott ment ik We T bet ing to liberate the 1t their ex- sions, “We democratic the United States ter. We are SureRelief FOfiR INDIGESTION to a of 1roud gover| AT ork work “Tn' con with Rus ness men Uni siness Ameri it usi- the vice from the mber t s0 tes has ob ne paper, promis England ren far a only of pay 6 BELLANS H01 water Sure Relief s may ex rain, which n't provide | due to and ¥y on loaned them.'" working to ¥ rar huge overcome partly sufficient ,mmuv. THE NEW BRITAIN MARKET CO. 218 MAIN ST. Next to R. R. Crossing TEL. 2485 QUALITY GOODS AT ECONOMY PRICES Ih. 20¢ . Ib. 18¢ Roast Pork (not frozen) Lean Boneless Pot Roasts. . . in @ tudent at Choate, is | M 1h. 35¢ Legs of Lamb b, 32¢ Small Fresh Hams lh. 22¢ Lamb Chops 1h.28¢ Lean Corned Beef,. .1h. 10¢ Veal for Stew . th. 14¢ Best Frankforts Ih. 19¢ Swift’s Golden West Fowl Fresh Shoulders .. Ib. 16¢ Prime Rib Roast Beef 30c¢ Roast of Veal . 25¢ I'resh Spareri 18¢ Lamb for Stew 12¢ Fresh Cut Hamburg 1h. 18¢ Best Roasting Chickens - 29, 17 Ibs. $1.00 Gold Medal Flour . .. sack $1.15 Challenge Milk 2 cans 25¢ e 25¢ can 1lc toval Lunch Crackers Evaporated Milk, Sugar Corn .2 cans 25¢ Tomatoes . 2 cans Ib. 21¢ lb Hc Jutter (\/. l)l\. B 3 for 25¢ Pork and Zeans 2 cans Meaty Prunes...2 lbs. Pure Lard 2 Ibs. Raspberry Jam. 1b. Peanut Butter 1b. Guaranteed Eggs doz. Calif. Oranges... doz. Fancy Apples ... doz 19¢ b el . 28¢ . doz. Hazel Muts Brazil Nuts Cranberries Large Lemons . New Mixed Nuts. . .lbh. 23 Soft Shell Almonds b, 39¢ Walnuts 43¢ sweet Potatoes. .5 lbs, 99 -C s s | e PU’I NAM & CO. York Stock Fxchange Richter & €o, 31 WEST MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CONN, STANLEY R, EDDY, Mgr TEL. 2040 We Offer 100 Shares New Britain Gas On Member New SUCCessor to Price Application L. JUDD JUDD W. T. SLOPER JUDD & CO. 23 WEST MAIN STREET. NEW BRITAIN, CONNECYTTIOUT Investments, al Stocks Telephone 1415—1816 We Will Buy AMERICAN BRASS CO. (humzzm Thean & o, NEW BRITAIN HARTFORD Britain National Bank 10 Central Row Telephone 2580 Telephone Charter 8000 DONALD R. HART, Manager Mcember Hartford Stock Member N. Y. Stock Exchange Exchange. New Bldg. WE OFFER: ! Peck, Stow & Wilcox JOHN P. KEOUGH Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York STOCKS E‘ridgepoxjt L New Haven BONDS Springfield Dircct Pricate Wire to New York and Boston GROFI, Mgr.—Room 509, N. B. Nat'l Bank Bldg.—Tel. 1012 Waterbury Danbur, Middletown Sixty - One Years Of Sound, Progressive His- tory is Behind this Bank. Alert, up-to-the-min- ute Service at all times. NEw,BrITAIN NATIONAL BANK The Hartford - Connecticut Trust Company Corner Main and Pearl Streets, Hartford, Conn. Capital $1,250,000. Surplus Funds §2,000,000.00 Safe l)c hosit Boxes, $5.00 and upwards .\'(‘lll(‘lm‘nl of Estates, wills drawn without charge Foreign Exchange to all 1»'11'1\‘ of the world. LETTERS OF CREDIT — GENERAL BANKING Bank by mail. It is safe and saves time. LOUIS PERLYSKY Certified Public Accountant 083 MAIN STREET HARTFORD, CONN, Telephone Charter 6153 AUDITS—SY STEMS—INVESTIGATIONS—INCOME MIDDLE STATES OIL company {s one of the 1 the oil industry We send without obliga- 1 report show- irnings and ny TAX SERVICE THANKSGIVING SERVICE hawker Thant I'his stock at present prices YIFLDS 8' PER CENT FRIEDMAN- MARKELSON & CO. Investment Securities 712 MAIN ST, HARTFORD, (T. Phone No. 2 2281 Main Office Branch Office 45 Beaver St. 1823 Broadway New York New York PLAY i G AT 23 NOW POX'S Matinee 5