New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1921, Page 13

Financial News QUOTATIONS FURNISHED BY PUTNAM (Putnam & Compa lLow Am Bt 01y Am Am A Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Ate At Sug Can Cr & H & Loco 8m & Re S Ref em Th T'el I L Sum Tel & Tob ‘Wool Top & § I & W Loco ¢ & Ohio Deth Steel B Bklyn Rap Tran Can Pace~ Cen Leath Co Ches & Ohio Chi Mil & St Chi Rock I & Chile Copper 25 | Chino Cop | Col Fuel & I 241 ¢ 2| Con Gas 95 9 | Corn Prod Ref 5 ‘ Cruetble eel Cuba Cane Sug Endi-Johnson Er . Brie ist pf d Gaston'W & Gen. Electric Gen Motors Goodrick (BF) Gt North pfd 1!l Central Inspiration Cop Inter Con Int Mer Mar Int Mer Mar ptd Pacific Oi] Int Nickel Int Paper Kelly Spring Kenne Cop Lack Steel Lehigh Valley Mex Petrol Midvale Missouri Nat Lead N Y Air Brake N Y Central . £ NV N H & Hew 1 4 Norfolk & West 1003 Northern Pacific 82 Pure Ofll Pan Am P & Penn R R Pierce-Arrow urgh Coal sed Stl Cr Con Cop .. i 78% 2% 12| 181 b 13674 114 W 160 1% 38 1% Royal D, N Sinclair Oil Southern Pac . Southern Railway 2 Studebaker Co. . Texas Co Texas & Pacific Tobacco Prod . 60 Transcont Oil .. 10 Union Pacific ..131% United Fruit ...124 United Retall St 63 u Food Prod 12 v Indus Alco 397% U Rubber Co U Steel U Steel pfd Ut Copper Willys Overland (Furnished by Zi-w ah Judd & Aetna Life Travelers Hfd E American American Hars Billgs & Spen com Bristol Brass . Colt’'s Pat Iire A Bagle Lock ..o vais Landers, I'r & Clark. Niles-Bement-Pond . North & Judd Mfg Co.. Russell Mfg C Scovill M > Standard Works com l nion Wor! NEW YORK (L1 Exchanges ... Balances A A. GREENBERG ON RING HOUSE. B 3,500,000 64,000,000 TRIAL AT HARTFORD (Continued From Twelfth Page.) Bookkeeping Judge Wolfe asked the accused lawyer if he kept any books and the reply was that he did not at the time of the transaction. The court then inquired to how he paid his come tax. Greenberg sald reference to his check hook. reply to a question as to how charged his clients, he sald he knew his class of t e In New Britain. After this question had been swered, Judge Wolfe adjourned court until o'clock. an- the Richardson Called When the clerk calied the name of Andrew J. Richardson as the witness to follow Mira on the stand, there was a craning of necks as the former detective walked from his seat to the witness box. Richardson sald in State's Attorney Alcorn been a resident of this city years, has a wife, three son daughter, He was for s a member of the police de tment, in the capacity of supernumerary, regu- lar patrolman and sergeant. He was named a sergeant four years ago, and slnce 1920 was In charge of the de- tective bureau, In answer to a que tion of Mr, Alcorn, Richardson sald that he was not alone responsible for the llquor crusade in this clty, this duty being on the department as a whole, but In several ralds he was at the head of the ralders, Asked by Mr. Aleorn if he pleaded gullty to a crime in the su answer to that he had for and he | 89 | had | y, hut in a | 1 to my | Wbile 'riend of Greent witne v re rel wriola-Denigon-Gr Fells Story 1t Ex-Sergeant The f June the wrmer officer Al plained that “Ed” torted $500 from \ ransaction geant to come t Upon arrival cutor's Variola entered nberg oh offic an A pitzel sittir few moment Ri Gree send lespite the he had bron 1im to act as an int that G something about bei tand what Variola would Denison Disngre When the four mei inner office, Variola ed Green o th yesterd about Denisor must have 8500 r himselt Denis Vari when Der the n, shouter 1t Agair the statement, time hurled Ric on t tness Deni give Vi ison flatly re Richardson then herg remarked to Der “Do you know that you arrested for black “Well if 1 r epithet o The isked and Greer I mail 7/ sted, ro jail th the tab told Gree irk ahout blackmail Wanted Both Held to Richare wd themselve ve the ithe he sald to both of thesc at in ee ¥ on nberg in arrest for have fore so doing, “I thinl: placed under “Has either account of ¥ Alcorn 1 my -d mer b arrest.” them been ¢ aftair?" of on the tor g knowledge, son repli The witness said knowledge he had heen stolen from was from the whose identity w €aid that he had r ant to serve in the Tn the c -examinatior Berry, which at the h the prose enbe it came Alcorn. persor that hat lic Denison's officer en ne give Lawys had iqio was asked how hout t » Mr was for red the witne al reasons,” Richardson Explains telling in 1 it , the him the Lawyer Berry ask ight at this t story would owing he out the trouble bile ¢ Here graphic lows o p of told the T former ason for o I didn’t my hoys wer did it ymethi put i tha wo of 1 Nobod me Aleorn o sj “Other |alter 1or 3 answered Richar tor told others in mind, didn't they volve ieving 3 Mr., Alcorn. he witness tive cdward swered in the n C. Denison was the la Mfi-flx’ a:'?zr:mw Vo fowabaipes: LSRR a3 3 L] perior court recently, the ex-sergea — e a1 SR R KRR chins? - RN PALACE Starting Next Sunday “EXPERIENCE" Richard Barthelmess and Miltern (Sheehan) of New Britain With John and® wit- m for the t Greenberg | to Den- | could have | | ver to the | things | = to| = | that he| | an- | | | witness (it} his automo- | fol- t il with lition to re- t varley ™ o1 m g to f back to tw hidder tifled that 18 4 tro Hartlord. Den to Neay W in el ot want t rner His next nd in | K | | {* When he pnt e 1 about to payir the he his tr The 0 for Variola his home and am nison, w at the whisk additional to 1 aid that ere the wio nr | his automobile road, was with | deal ne Contin thi d in. his figur uing Variola When the ) from on, ltquor to this city, and it 00 Payn mati witi was entitled to the and atter urs ca rpir he t I time ey was Lriol, W testimor late nd Greer itz matter Var, Twrit “Did you not 5 only the liqu | Britain?" asked | *“I read in th appointme wered the wity Dida't 5'111L. Adized if he hLac that W Denison said he his the had in tin in loce believed the | was honestly ear may be ti when I and work | b 1 | stood me tive work, ing to Ricl TO h'\\Y (""}{~1’\I AS 1 inned to rori the wishing to lonations t is 1 | onc amber | be held this year past -~ DR s to or | nt a * Richa le the 1 ma 5 was not witn told cidera the liqu ned 1t 1 abou I 0 o'clock, 1 gree abott it at contribut Miss of Comm 1 e they yort b PIEREARL R 1 ach Variola by la Mary HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVE 1€ MBER 20 Vi Iy PH‘“ AR Bloombu g Dl g Potice R e e . T . e . A € Y IS Y KV ANFROM HERE | RESTEDIN M Take Suspect Wanted by Local Police The foree fof that E ity s ha ma Cira recel i wanted by rt m! hi I ¢ Britair et 1 thi two children that eity cf 1 CKs, on and a third Grace imme arrant Ro sines: lub 849 for v clubroom, e will Doery bhe disc o hu Bloomberg, with after his case He left npany with a it that the him same Captain the vania town instructior wenue w hospt appe there about you vitain Gonera here & for 1 Andrew DBror [ Da Pupture thoug! with the 1ght that lef one t here Grace nen workers the her in han belongs and Tk in the stitutes a violat recor talke she from out where Neaths and Funerals comes 2 opinion ntina white Al this un Haze i A, Orsie ede ral of held Port leton o tina A from rooms he ¢ will be ey s girl, a IH« abont wn ay other ith him f automo registration pl with 1, but it was found tb was in the autom nd the cars wer of tior than s left Buri cemetery, West ol Berlin tes tigation George Matos rge time, ge Matos of 30 Park , dicd at the New [ 1 last s attempt at nd Co. are 1 nd the funera | Curtin | body o Northend Park Will Proy rsia and tr Spot for Sport Under Plax couple l with the fact tt not been working given life for the Superintendent. H a long i own wife ssed Parks had the flooded to provide soon as freezing we he brooks were 0 into the hollow * known as 1d and this mornin rded sulficiently to a turn of > brooks to norma Much of the growth s has heen ving but a few plac show above the water. missioners’ plan to have chopped level with ice pond is frozen over. to tim said ext inform- ent eck for the wa Denison, Elizabeth The funeral of Elizabeth Agnes Col- Variola [1ins, 6 year oid daughter of Mr. and Renal- [ 3[rs. John Collins, was held this after | from the home of lier uncle, Offtwer Joseph K nnedy th Main street. r cemete given Agnes Collins the old nio c T e th Ny, r, Denison he was On ar Ricl vaitir havinzg put up Mrs, A few hours Susan Joseph before was meet her ir ant daughter at E sland, Mrs. Susan Joseph of this city s found in a dying condition at the Iotel Schac in New Y yester- Death was due to escaning gas. The funeral will be held tomorrow u |morning at 9 o'clock. The | will be at St. Mary's church and bur- inl will be in St. Mary's new ceme- | tery | she | - GOING Stanley departm of Miriam 'morrow who are to leave the center connecting at n leaving hher, el, TO MERIT rs will be R. C. at M W sery on the Berli at prosecutor,” | { James N. H. Campb Tel. Ch dson. atement dson, so. What stified to, iola that he letective nd he demanded Ri 36 PEARL ST., HARTFORD 1o — Investments — misunder- | it the detec- ral che low afternoon and evening. planning to attend 1 ce of ved mer 8abo of Lawlor the s to ser " JUJD & CO. ng gir nd it girl who was f¢ rreste with | led tI Penns 1 wh TP A DT Tl PUTNAM & CO. Member New York Stock Fxchange Richter & co, 0T, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. TEL. 2040 Steed 31 WEST MAIN STRE STANLEY I EDDY, Mgr or to Wi OrreR 160 S ‘o arecs New Britain Gas APPLICATION b 16 m i [ .\ m PRICY, ON G, JUDD W. T. SLOPER BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT Telephone 1415—1818 23 WEST MAIN STREET. 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