New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1921, Page 11

DAY, DECEMBER 921, 11 i e 1 A r—_ s 11 - v So—— —-— Y T Ao p— PR o e . o v A — e - 2ar - Financial News ‘RUSSlAN SGVEET ‘ City ltem: [ s. Desaulles Ek""’l ed immawmm *‘ axmwmmxmuflmrwm M est again centered 1 cquipment Gt % 1 . 3 § t 11 1y t Bh i Membe Vork Stock Ixchange of today's sesslon, Speculative fnter niotors, metals and oils, American | ; g f i i . o Richtey and Baldwin locomotives were in fur ' ? b t o Congress Will Consider Many : e W S R | U WESTMAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CONN, berg, Utah, Inspiration, Mexican Pet N b v : oy 4 v Y A i i il idal el and General Asphalt, Coanlers wer 01l uu “ll(fil'l)lfi ' ; : : 3 o and Davison Chemleal hardened on ( wmy formid y were reported by | ’ 0 J., American Smelting and Sumatra | Whic onvened « ¢ Sif bty e 3 g i i f ¥ i o Wall street, noon—Many additions | the v consideration of the to the early advance wer + dur- | tminary re e new econo tng the lvely forenoon, LKquipments, | policy, which «a commur steels, olls and shippings continued to [ to a considerable extent, and the fa feature the rise dlway steel | mine which threatens to wipe out mi spring, American Ste undries, [dlons of Rtussians in the Volga Pullman, American Car, Haskell and jtricts b tt X ( o Lo ; e 1 T» Barcker, Crucible and Republic pfd,| It 15 m u i b | £ 5 o9 CO gose 1to 3 points, Mexican Pet., Gen- | last meeting of t tussian s X iy 3 f fi " !‘ 14 "' eral Asphalt common and pfd., Texas [ congress and the congress has net § A Q@ult Bulphur, Atlantic Gulf aand [y become much less important tha d onts ¢ Amerfean International gained 1 to 5 | might be imagined from reading th ¢ 2 . cat AR 23 WEST MAIN STREUT. NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT points, Chain store shares also |soviet constitution. Tt has over 2,000 Investments, Local Stocks Telephone 1515—1816 strengthened with the textile group, | members. Villag 1 town soviets % especi: Woolworth, American | call elections by me which dele- ) { A il 4 i ; 4 g Woolen, Cluctt-Peabody, Manhattan | gates are leeted t onvi 5 LEABRORAET 3 2 S 3 \ . hirt and Phillips Jones, Coalers re : provincla i 1 MOHIgE . E Ik V g (Y Lu K'lt CO- StOCk mained the leaders in the raflway di- gnate the delegates to the Mos it ' : ¢ viston, Delaware, Lackawanna and |COW COngress 3 i VPPLIC -Alw\ Western advancing almost three Only workmen, soldiers points, Call money opened at § per | peasants who do not employ cent, borers except their own familles, ar Wall Street, 1:30 p. m.—Lower [entit] to vote under tl constitu j2) T4 f ki i i | By money rates facllitated the further |tion. Bolshevists make no claim that [ ¢ % advance of prices at mid-day, call|the elections to the co 8 & 2 oS i . ?) loang ng to 41 per cent. In the|democratic. They frankly cal v , ) i ] ] R ,,»u gfln Broaden dealinzet inils came forward:|| Byatem o (dictatorship of. the | : ; Pianca wlles who shot and kilied Je DeSaulles Unfon Pacific, Southern Pacific and | tariat and do vot pretend that their fovmer football star, through fear that he would take away thei New \,:| "\,::,If,.” E = HALTIORY St. Louis Southwestern pfd. rising one .L""\;'l_’l m"vitv has the' gupport of & ma- | given at § s ir 180,- | little so s, Jr., is to we d acgain. She has announced her en- Tolephione S . l:'l_‘""‘_"'(f'l","l"(‘i""x,)no to two points. B e o o ey 0 n L 20 ¢ ent to Fernando a Cruz, a Chileun ¢ er. was DONALD R. HART, Manager Member Hartford Stock Bovisti Gansrasiii centrall eveoutiv Gheiney ‘:""‘""" v ted of DeSaulles’” murder at Mineola, N. Y., in 1918 Momber N, ¥, block Exch: ang QUOTATIONS FURNTSHE D committee of about 200 members is S | : e » o) WE OFIFER 0 . Ve — Iy LRI L— | DEATHS AND FUNERALS BY PUTNAM & CO. elected which holds office until the W 2 3 ! T st PR A s e TR L S Pocl Chamy i Landers, Frary & Clark ther process of accumulation with Pressed Steel Car, Studebaker m RN next congress {s called 1 is the body Am e [ 34% 843 | tion ; (Yoo . Am Car & Fdy 147 146 146 In practice this committee, whose ; ! Am Cotton OI11 . 22 21 21 members » scattered all over the Am H & Leath . 14 5 sefan iblie and federated gov Am 1000t e s o L1 73 | ernments, has been found Am Smelt & Ret 457 ; 4514 | It is too large to assemble cony Am Sug Ref Com 82% 5 1 y ses the aetunl ¢ Am Sumatra Tob 34 329 i ifted to the council Am Tel & Tel i E ¥, | mis which correspond Am Tobacco . nder the chairmanship of et . 7 | Nikolai Lenine, An @opper . ‘.\»” Kalenine, who is the legal head | iy, ; : i A At Guif & Wes spoken of as president of the republic o S g Tl e _\”’ ’”‘""l‘ m Waterbury STOCK Bridgeport :;u{;.lw‘hsl)ll.t;vu : ‘ Milprestiogorer f“hvnl_i'w 1 he manufact ; (s oy - s i ary's new cemetory, Danbury 3 ‘\ New Haven alt & Ohlo .. 7 & ! y ) ¢ It s is distressd ¢ 3 8o _ Beth Steel B .. 68 ; ; as chairman of the cc m Protection. : @ T Middletown BONDS Springfield Brk Ra Tran .. 65 3 i . : f that body 1 The Americ € ¥ f 8 'h ¥ Mrs. Josep Yelietier A I ph Pelictier Direct Private Wihe to New York and Boston Cana Paclic 12 2 2 "j] grants pardons, receives | <750, 600,000 $1,0( ),000 r 5 v t9 « I ) e G. F. GROT x , 3 Sf viiA Cen Leath Co E? 3 st representatives ai {o see molion picture shows, the se: H 3 & y it. Pa Fo AR 2 1. F. GROFE, Mgr—Ioom 508, N. 8. Nat'l Bank Bldg.—Tel. 1012 fen Les for her more or 10 JmC— :1"; ,‘\|\;31 (-)hh':l P 187 hut has no such powt ar ¢ 1 t ot i : 1 % St I’ 187 i course of argume r and against i & : B el o e e calling of the all-R an soviet | i { city S ) SSES o e i il s 1 334 | o, The calling (i;‘,m ,\"y usslan sovi Ee T e e e | i ALL CLASSES AT . i o other activities at Ching’ Cop 0g " 4 p s o y']]r. e ‘.\P]”In.v”.lllr;‘\' n‘u.( about 0,000,000 and employvment is 2 3 i) 1 e Wer Willian . - 1 nstitut week. Dbty gl 5 |L0 the fact that the government de-|,jion o about 250,000 perso » i g y ; I e, Pa uck ‘. Bonen Y. W.C. A. CLOSED | s Jean Wardrope, general gecre. Con Gas 92% 923 92 lin economi Ty d moTe o dess |l ReTICHILIOR S ; : i ol T v | : Corn I'ro Ref . 98 ; ; representative body with the Gern : il « ) : - HONARYES 2 e Crulcible Steel . Leon Trotzky will add i UASEPICIANE ; i ¥ ; in' o ' ; ‘ i e .€0i iy | address the cen- RUILR 1 ) £ Eintireson % R ; . S st " s i aaares i con. U1 i v el foving Pictures on Jannary 1 Wil be fon in ) | 1§ the hols Pk Hom Cont 1m2] T4 175 | fary arma i e e oty ae i Germa i ; 5 OIS | erizian AT Prie 1st prd o Lo will repo on international relations ping for Nati \ssociation 0 ! » 3 : . Gaston, W & W ) ) and B »ff, chairman of the su-|Motion T dusty i 4 { ‘ . it's Only m.n.\,_ Was “Man Unto T'he swimming a mnasium t be a moving Gen. Bleetric .. 140 391 1391% [ preme cconomic council, will discuss [Iuty in rdney | el ; | ROEER wi Hunanit . LS GRS i 1 how e auditorium on Gen. Motors ... 10% % [ the progress of plans for the revival it ra £a 5 t § 5 ; wm Humanity is Most Indebt- | discontinued this weelk be @ of the | Wec ¢ st ‘next wWedk Goodrich (B I7) 371 367 of industrie The re-establishment |retained. i ASAK EDanGe L cliday The pool alsc P I be & wite Gt Northern pfd 78 P 5 £ agriculty 11 als S naaered < | ad’ for those desiring t : Illinois Cen .... 96% _ 96% 9 ssions congress generally | Py g a6 Tiouls: De : lunges and will not be reopened un Inspiration Cop. 41l 401 1 [last abou k and rvesemble the | | R4 P e without ar HRTGY il iesday of next week, The ¢ ¢ swimmi) Inter Con ... 1% 4 | national convention of an American FEY R ] ) MBrelv adireassd an unto | MAslum. classes will als ) unis cing will follow the exh Inter. Con pfd .. 3% -39 ical party nore than a session of | 1 1 whom humanity T \n‘ this time for the > geagon, | b i 10 o'clock. Int Mer Marine 153 1153 2 A riean congr Comm s | 4 3 i v code of practical, unselfish world hen a most attractive Int Mer Mar pfd 66% 6 make reports of the work of their de- ! I § 3.9 i wide rules of action which will ul s oit ! HADASSAH TO ELECT, Allis-Chal Mfg .. 38 3 artments, the central executive | 3 s imately lead to peace on earth and| ot < ! i AT Puaeific Oil mittee makes a report and 1 ! Rt m Tirst P : Y i vill among the nations therec : ; New Rritain Chapter of Hadassah tions are made for a new central ¥ £ Washington, C." safely reached s e will meet this evening at 8 o'clack executive committee, which ormer F nt Wilson for whom it it Talmud Torah hall on Elm street promptly eleeted and the session ad- e : 7 ; The nsnal roller skating il be|for the election of officers 1;,9 journed. ) : il SSaeh bt ki A E tel 3 At Chrintmas| ield in the gymnasium on turday | transaction of ot evening of this week, "The iting is request ha N le that held from 7:80 until ) o'clock. | mbers take p: Jart in the election. s contri 2 2-year-old son 6 Price on Application Tony “firigliani, . 3 TR A RN Sl JOHN P. KEOUGH Member Consolicated Stock Exchange of New York ph's church , is spenc First Social ol New was inter Kenn Cop & 3 : Lack Steel .... : : | is said to have leit his wife. 4 unpion, “defeated Arthur |2V DY T e Lt Tehigh Val .... &8 561 G i she had seen Mr. MeCornic - | Woos nger in the fivst sl pEipson 3 . APL ) HUSBAND. | ol as. |ond confirmation of its delivery was | Somsss——— e Lehigh Y Gt o t their match A apolis, Dec. 28§ s, Sarg L 5 N wral | o) apartment Cormiclk had not lived together i Nat Lead .. i : appointed a member of the | g 14 years, and knew e g i for Mo Witle WSt wde in Mr. Wilson's reply, made |, e She crat, wife of Samuel | | - i ‘ e MANUFACTURER DILS Hadl o Geae - ; : Ak compmisgionara by Far| i one second avitness forEl s ; ) R - N T Cen ... : it cominls ',;‘l, ¥, 7| cgrmick was Mrs. 1. Beley, | Bichard Porester, Well Known Wat- | (1ate th e you wern kin av’in ¥ G TN NYNHE&H.. : S 10 800K\ 400 d known the McCorndicks for| crbury Man, HI But Short Tin o T 17800 & fake fhe b |10 $ ?&}i ..,. i ¢ by Mr. Goltra today. The publican mayor-clect, | | Chicago since tha ‘ s ; | Nor & reluctantly, because she e | ¥1¥ ‘ot Hending. throught vou. to) the o 5 5 ared it would cause an impression ) r : : el d North Pacific . y 4 caus ! hatvat et Richard More | 1entoorats ok Missounl my most. oot Blite Ol e 88% P a o ’.un n!\:« h sl.uph in the adminis ; i e oy . 76, head of the f of Iores lial greetin d my confident pre- || 9 3 m @ Pan Ab P&T .. ration of the city's affairs. T e S ien i this city and president [diction of triumphant success of the | ew Flt&fin Pern R R .... 4 ; - | court within an hour of the filing of Rockwell-FForester, Inc., of B party in the v Year and the years | 2 oS X N today after : 1| immediately to follow.” Pierce Arrow . . 4 4 S X Pittsburg Coal . 633 5 33 % RLANSMEN REVOL T VI e ‘ was a native A Mr. Goltra's message was Press Steel ( TE 35 1% G Atlanta, Dec. 28.—Receiv ip of HAITTORD MAN ARRESTED - 1 5 4l one time i democrats of this state send || 7 Ray Con Cop . . 5 514 |all property, funds, documents and| j,ck Savoe, of Hartford, was notificd 3 : k and suit grectings and very earnest wishes for [ h i ’,A f ¥ n./ 9 |74 Reading : records of the Ku Klux Klan 18|y ratiic Supervisor Clavence Lan-|DeSS IF rk, opening "] 4 happy Christmas for yon and your SRES A Y44 f "~ ) INCWD £ ear RepI &8 .... b3% & 214 [sought in a petition filed today In | jep sttt 26vRl D NY . B 5 the Iwlton superior court by 170 per- | mornin A P omohil : Bl 1 ing i ‘ R N nen : | ‘ 1 . post i wdsen | yges Adoption of | ART THE NEW YEAR RIGHT BY SAVING &in Oil Refln .. ) 4 4 [sons describing themselves as “bonaliy tihe restricted distric o eNTaT Uroes Sloss Steel & 399 fide members' of the Klan. ‘H.,H, 1 ¢ t t 3 i 4 4 v s Anglo-Iv South Railway 4 e i g The Bare Truth Of The M atter hesann st te) 26 6§ 1 imowwly adopted a resolntion ap the A o-Irish treaty T 8t avs | raithiul helpmate Tob Prod Trans Ofl ... Tnion I'ac 1'nited I"ruit United Ret St .. 2 1 Food Prod 11 1014 1 Indus Alco 4014 309 1 Rubber Co. 5568% 5d4% 1 1 I the representative 16 to be unanimous in Steel v..... Bdty 84 Steel pfd.. 114% 114% 114% (Judd & ““vfllivl »‘i:“"‘l j s £ : 0 § i l. : "\!: : ’\i\. ')ilt\l:;w‘l L Hfi%‘v 1 fl w V S’i Southern N 1I Tel Am DPra . Am Har Bristol DBrass . Colt's Arms .. 23 5 \ ; i . : 0 ‘ : ke anders Frary Thig Bank invites vou to deposit regularly North & Judd ..... i4 X e 3 ! BaoI L s saan A 400 ; 5 b 8 R . e | Stanley Works com ... 46 47 ¥ 0 $ “ i o toc ) t f 1 ; " o 4 i - AR ) ) £ Wi, i JEKS Assets—S$12,718,620.1 Surplus—$607,218.50 i nd teng NEW YORKE CLEARING not ~n _RETORT, e - : 7 % g ky, 8 | k r - . .9 v T 4 : Y T \RRESTHI Y OPIGHT iy add | Open every Monday evening, 7:30 to 9 Ly Daily, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Batnoes : TR el Saturdays, 9 A, M. to 12 M. PALACE—Starting Sun 1 Soub T T ey it R Lo were ooked for nreach of the || MARKELSQN & CO. 5 E!“ t 3 '\ n 02\1{0 C :.l-'( 0 hav l'. 1¢ nesu & 4 i per ac| € Inve ‘.“” rities | 5 2 = ‘ . \anla:fi Re'd\‘wan;: iDnter in the world, “What!” exclaimed Gothamites, * 7 B 1 e e e | 11 L4 A :n'llr:mn. e d Deposits made January 3rd will receive “ .'orm i o = And so girls with beautiful backs are being measured 2 photo LA FOR CLASSIFICATION Phone No. 81 | interest from the 1st Don’t Tell Everything' graphed at the Cohan theater, New York, to gain evidenve dis- ——=— Dirett private wire to New York. % B TR ¥ puting the claim of the Windy City. able ¢ "North Burritt St