New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1922, Page 21

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T1% 68 Can Paclfic 136% 1386 Cen Leather .., 86% 35 % Ches & Ohlo ... 60% 60% Chi, Mil & 8t P 221 22% Chl Rock Isl & P 40% 40 Chiin Copper ., 17% 17 Chino Cop .... 27% 2714 Con Gas .,... 100 108 Corn Prod Ref 104% 104 Crucible Steel , 671 6615 Cuba Cane Sugar 153 13% Endicott-John .. 82% 82 Erfe . vesee 11% 1114 Erie 1at pfd .... 18 17% Gen Flectric ...154 154 Gen Motors .... 10% 10% Goodrick BI' .. 391% 30 Gt North pfd .. 731 72% Insu Capper ... 40 3993 Inter Con ...... 3% 3% Inter Con pfd .. 8% Int Mer Marine . 151 Int Mer Mar pfd 71 Allis-Chalmers . 45% Pacific Oil ..... 49% Int Nickel ..... 16% Int Paper ...... 45% Kelly Spring T'r 44% Kennecott Cop.. 29% Tack Steel . 40% Lehigh Val . 59% Mex ePtrol ....119% Midvale Steel .. 34% Mis Pac ... . 21% N Y Cen . . 863 NYNHG&G&H.. 20% Norf & West ...1003 North Pac . . Pure Ofl .. Pan Am P & T. Penn R R..... Pierce Ar .... Pitts Coal Ray Con Cop . Reading .. Rep I & S..... Royal D, N Y.. Sin Oil Re . South Pac . South Rail | Stude Co . Texas Co Tex & Pac Tob Prod . Trans Oil . Union Pac . Unit Re St U 8 Fd Prod. 6% U S Ind .Alco.. 467 U S Rub Co . 61 U B Steel . .. 96 U S Steel pfd..1167% Utah Cop 63% Willy Over 8% Nat Lead . . 88% Am nt Am Am Am Am Am oo 824 o BlY 91, ..1328, .44 (Putnam & Co.) Bid ..15h6 Apked Htd Elec-Light <159 Southern N E Tel 119 122 Am Hardware . 154 157 Billings & S8pencer com 22 24 Bristol Brass .... oo 14 18 Colt's Arms ... . 23 268 Kagle Lock ... 54 57 Landers, F ... .o 52 53 N B Machine ... ! 10 Niles-Be-Pond com .. 53 North and Judd 44 Peck, Stow and Wilcox 20 Russell Mfg Co 95 Scovill Mfg Co .. 350 Traut and Hine 35 Union Mfg Co . 40 Stanley Works 46 NEW YORK CLEARIN Exchanges Balances HOUSE REPORT. . 662,300,000 63,400,000 Pride Circle Presents Commander With Purse Pride Circle, Foresters of America, held a birthday party last night in honor of C. W. Holmes, commander of the circle. A purse of gold was pre- sented the guest, Mrs. John J. Mulvi-~ hill making the speech of presenta- tion, and at the close of Mrs. Mul- vihill's remarks, the members ex- tended their congratulationg, mean- while singing “Auld Lang Syne."” Luncheon was served. Jugoslavia Is making plans for an- extensive scheme of railroad electrifi- cation, Raacal Leader Bell For Senate John A. Bell, 67, Pittsburgh multi- millionaire, i3 being primed for the appointment as U. §. senator from Pennsylvania in event Senator Crow resigns. T0 CLOSE MAY 28 Everyman's Bible Class May Recon- sider Community Drive Action— Would Break World's Record. Everyman's Bible class will close for the summer on the last Sunday in May and will open for the winter per- iod the first Sunday after Labor Day, according to action taken at a meet- ing of the executive committee yes- terday afternoon. The committee has decided to ac- cept the suggestion made by Rev. John I. Davis and go after enough new members to make the class en- rollment 1,600 before the close of the season, thus creating in six or seven months the largest men's Bible class in the world. Dr. J. E. Conger was elected chair- man of the reception committee. There appeared to be some misunder- standing of the action taken by the committee at a previous meeting to launch the United Community cor- porationg’ drive Sunday morning and there was a tendency to reconsider the original action. President Robert B. Skinner was instructed to get into touch with Leon A. Sprague, director of the drive, and come to a definite understanding before Sungay. The committee will meet at Y. M. C. A. next Friday evening. The report of the committee on “cleaner speech” was accepted and the committee will hold a meeting at 5 o'clock Monday afternoon in the Y. M. C. A, rooms. Governor Lake will spealk to the class April 9, but at the latter's re- quest, plans for an official reception have been dropped. BETHANY CHURGH NOTES Woman's Society Celebrates Twentieth Anniversary—Rev. G. E. Pild Will the T e e g e T ST TR NEW BRITAIN DALY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1922, City Items For your week-end ‘smokes, visit Jack's Smoke Shop, 42.44 Church Bt, =—advt, The United War Veterans will have a meeting tonight at Foresters' hall, A4 Church street, at 8 o'clock, SBeveral boxing houts will be held following the meeting. Al ex-servicemen are Invited to attend, Wateh Erickson and Carlson's for Visiting Nurse exhibit.—advt, A miscellaneous whower was ten- dered Wednesday . afternoon at the home of Dr. and Mrs, M. A, Kinsella In honor of Mrs. Kinsella's two sis- ters who are to be married soon. Watch N, B, Gas light Co, for Vis- iting Nurse exhibit.—advt, Mrs. Olga Sherman of Brooklyn, N. Y., spent a few weeks with relatives in this city. E A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs, John Rasso of Glen vtreet, James Reynolds; a student at C. L. I, is home for a few days. See the cigars in packs at popular prices, Jack's Smoke Shop, 42-44 Church street.—advt, M. M. Cashmore of Fairview street is recovering after a recent operation at the local hospital. . M. C. A. full membership re- rd untikApril 1st. Men $10, boys $5. —advt, Miss Mildred Sherman, teacher in Simsbury High school and Miss Wat- kin's school, is spending her Easter vacation in New York city. At the regular meeting of the Sir Francis Drake lodge, Sons of St George, held last evening in Vega hall, an invitation was accepted from Free- stone lodge of Middletown to be their guests on April 5. All members will meet at the local lodge rooms at 7 o'clock on that evening to attend. The degree team of the Martha Washington council, D. of A, will journey to Waterbury next Wednesday eyening where they will exemplify the work for a new council of the Daughters of America in that city. All members planning to attend are re- quested to' call on phone, 1896, for reservations. George Dyson, L. P. Slade and E. C. Goodwin are attending the New England spring conference of Rotary clubs at Hartford today, belng ap- pointed as delegates from the local club. Many other New Britain Ro- tarians were also in attendance, Luncheon was held at the Hotel Bond. Calvin C. Bolles will address the members of the New Britain Banking Chapter at a meeting to be held to- night at the National bank. Mrs, Pauline Pilz of 119 Whiting street quietly observed her 70th birth- day at her home yesterday. Cuno Rheden i Preach in New Haven Tonight. The Bethany Sisters of the Swedish Bethany church held a celebration at the church last evening in observance of the twentieth anniversary of the society. Mrs. C. Wahlstrom was chairlady and provided a program of musical selections. The choir render- ed special music and Mrs. Van Veen of, Maple Hill favored with vocal solos. Mrs. H. A. Hjerpe, Mrs. Appel and Mrs. Johnson also sang. A reading was given by Mrs. Ostman. C. J. Wahlstrom and Rev. G. E. Pihl gave addresses. s Rev. G. E. Pihl, pastor of the church, left today for New Haven, where he will preach in the Swedish Emanuel Congregational church this evening. He will return again on Sunday afternoon, when he will of$® ficiate at the dedication exercises of that church. Tonight, there will be a meeting of the Young People’s socicty at 7:45 o'clock. DEATHS AND FUNERAL Mary A. Emmett. Mary A. Emmett of Bristol died at the home of her brother, Frank J. Emmett of 187 Center street, Bristol, yesterday after a short illness. She leaves five brothers, Frank of Bristol, Chicago inventor and aviator, with two companions will hop off from New York next month for a flight across the Atlantic to Paris. He ex- pects to finish the flight in less than 24 hours. He has perfected a spe- cial type of plane with powerful lift and high rate of speed. TO APPEAL SUIT. Report That Widow of Winkle Will Bring Action Again. The di: ssal by Judge William M. Maltbie of the $25.000 suit brought by Ada Winkle, widow of the real es- tate broker who was found dead in the rear of Klemens Kalkowski's sa- loon on Main street on November 17, has not settled the question, accord- ing to relatives of the widow. An ap- peal it is thought will be taken, or else a new suit will be instituted. * Perfect Profile jump in the Norbiton Steeplechase in England. Jockey Dick in a head dive when “My Rath” reared after a men as the American contender for schooner title won last year by a Canadian vessel. New Fishing ant For Races » The “Puritan” launched at Essex, Méss.. is hailed by fisher- the international fishing 424 MAIN STREET . S . E R v | C E OPP. EAST MAIN STREET. PORTERHOUSE—STRLOIN—SHORT AND ROUND And Ycarlings Home Dressed Choice Milk Fed Fowls THE STORE WHERE QUALITY AND NEATNESS * PREDOMINATES MORNING IALS—7100 TO 12:30 A, 3. STEAXS OF' THI! BETTER KIND ..s:caiiiiiissiin, 4 LB, 150 Best Maine Potatoes ..........Peck 35¢ — ALL DAY MONEY SAVERS Loins To Roast ... iuvusianavisiiieassii Ly Fresh Lean Shoulders .. sl Fresh Spare Ribs .... IREEERREERRE: 1Y Fresh Pigs Feet «.o...uuauyu.Lb. 100 3 Lbs, Tresh Pork Bausage ......... [EPRRTIEN 01N Home Made Sausage Meat . trvavi by Extra Heavy Salt Pork .. oLy Smoked Shoulders Lb, Sugar Cured Bacon .. Lb, Frankforts and Bologna ceanLib PORK And Pork Products All ¥resh Not Frozen PUTNAM & CO. Member New York Stock Exchange Successor to Richter & Co, MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CONN, DDY, Mgr, TEL, 2040 31 W STANLEY R, We Offer And Recommend OXFORD PAPER COMPANY First Refunding Mortgage 6% Bonds Yielding 6.10% This company has been a successful manufacturer of paper for more (han twenty years. ‘Total net assets, two and one-half times funded debt. Earnings applicable to intercst charges have averaged five and one-half times the requircments for the past five years. 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Other Good Pot Roast Lean Boiling Beet ... Shoulder Steak Corned Beef (Best in the City) Fresh Cat Hamburg .. vewaon b 220 220 20¢ 150 150 Lb, 12340 Lb. 5 to 8¢ oo L 150 oo b B to 12340 JIb, 10c 8 Lbs. 250 Cut From Choice Heavy Corn Fed Steers Choice Small Legs .. Fancy Loin Chops . Yearling Leg Lamb .., Lb, Ceriea «o b, IEPRRRE IR /)8 LAMB Springers Cutlets ..... Loin Chops . Roasting Stewing VEAL 26¢ 15¢ Our Poultry Is Carefully Selected And Without Doubt The Best Obtainable Extra Fancy Roasting Chickens . 40c to 45¢ Lb. 35c to 38¢c GROCERY DEPARTMENT No. 3 Beets...... 2 cans 35¢ Evaporated Milk....3 cans 25¢ No. 3 Sauerkraut. 2 cans 3 fiduciary capacity. Consult Us About Your Will, The Hartford-Connecticut Trust Company Corner Main and Pearl] Streets, Hartford, Conn. Capital $2,000,000,60. Surplus Funds $2,000,000.00 Safe Deposit Boxes, $5.00 and upwards. Settlement of Estates. Foreign Exchange to all parts of the world. LETTERS OF CREDIT — GENERAL BANKING Bank by mail. It is'safe and saves time. Thomas of Hamilton, Texas, Henry of Hartford, James of Terryvile, and Willilam of New Britain. The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning from St. Joseph's church in Bristol and burial y be in St. Joseph's cemetery. Challenge Milk 2 cans 25¢ Sweet Corn cans 27¢ Green Peas ... cans 20c Campbell's Beans cans 19¢ String Beans . cans 29c Red Raspberr . Can 29¢ Blue Berries . s 47c Pineapple 5 65C Logan Berries s 59¢ ) 2 Lbs. 147¢ Dry Apples . 2 Lbs, 47¢ Daniel Webster Flour Sack Purity Flour . Mixed Tea .. | Black Tea ... N o Gun Powder Tea stalments, ar as desired. ‘Wharfield Coffee. .. GET A BENEFICIAL LOAN WE LEND MONEY on note, or home furniture, without remov- al, to honest persons having steady jobs; also lend to property own- no pawns; LOANS UP TO $300, repayable in 8 to 15 monthly in- LEGAL CHARGES ONLY, based on unpaid balances for actual time due. John Fitzgerald. John Fitzgerald, for many years a resident of this city, died last eve- ning in the Willimantic hospital after a long illness. He was employed at the Vulcan Iron Works in this city for many years and while here, he lived on Clark street. TFor the past few years, however, he has been liv- ing in Willimantic. He is survived by one son, John Fitzgerald of this eity. The funeral arrangements which are being cared for by M. J. Kenney and Co., of this city, are incomplete. Machine which makes 1500 prints an hour from a photographic nega- tive has been invented. THIS SOCIETY is financed and directed by business and pro- fessional men; conducted in a spirit of public service, and not solely to make money; VERY FAIR AND HELPFUL; strictly confidéntial and courtcous dealings, A SAFI; PLACE TO BORROW; NEW BOR- ROWERS WELCOMED, I'RIVACY GUARANTEED; QUICK SERV- ICLE. HOURS, 9 to 5:30, Saturday to 1 CALL, WRITE OR 'PHONE US, New Britain 1-9-4-3. 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PALACE~4 Days Starting Sunday The Big Smashing Dramatic Hit “WHERE IS MY WANDERING BOY TONIGHT?” “The Leather Pushers” $5.00 MISS HALL, 425 WEST MAIN STREET GETS FIVE DOLLARS WORTH OF DEVELOPING and PRINTING FREE SUNDAYS FILM MAY BRING YOU THE LUCKY NUMBER * — See Ffiday’s Paper — OHRNSTEDT’S 72 WEST MAIN STREET $5.00 $5.00 ——, For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. B The recent convention of Mongolian communists at Moscow drew the at- The dollar which is considered in tention of statesmen of ail nations. | par with gold has declined in its er- This is 4 typlcal wemon leader of the | change rates from 4.60 in August to Mongollans. very pear its par value in February. Mile. Dherlys is being toasted in Paris as the most beautiful woman in Europe. Artists proclaim her pro- file parfect. $5.00 Y $5.00 ——I |