New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1923, Page 13

» NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1923. goods $45,977,000 against $45,040,000, Imports: raw foodstuffs $34,457,000 against $26,468,000; foods ready for consumption $48,067,000 against $33,- 424,000; raw materials for use in manufacturing $92,451,000 against $77,660,000; manufactured commodi- ties $73,664,000 against $62,940,000; partly manufactured products $92,- 451,000 agai $77,660,000, - AMERIGA EXPORTS MUCH RAW STUFF October Records Show Quantities for Use in Manufacture GOV.SMITHT0 ACT | Washington, Nov, 2 Raw ma- 1 terials intended for manufacture made up the largest proportion of American exports during October, while finished products were the next heaviest item on the list. In imports, raw materials also constituted the Jargest classifica- tion, with finished goods second. Figures made public today by the commerce department gave the el Prohibition Enforcement Agencies in New York. New York, Nov. 28.-State Prohi- bition Director Canfield announced today he had received a letter from Governog Smith in which he said he| lowing export and import class " |would call conventions of state pro-| P P classlfica- | yyviion enforcement agencles at the| " tions with com isons 2 - parisons for. Septem earliest opportunity after January 1. ber: ! Exports: Raw materials for use in|The letter was in response to a re- manufacture $151,088,000 against | 11est of Mr. Canfield who asked that $131,500,000; foods ready for .con- | Program be adopted for the en- sumption $50,069,000 against $45,- forcement of the Volstead act in this| §40,000; raw foodstuffs $21,750,000 | State. | against $27,085,000: manufactured i3 commodities 123,447,000 against /$124,213,000; partly manufactured The proportion of males to females | is generally largest in the west. | | | In order that you may be con- tent and thankful a year from this Thanksgiving, we urge you ;‘ to come in and join our Xmas Club which starts Saturday next —Dec. 1st. to $10.00, a size for any purse. Join Our Club This Year. Classes from 25¢ » * New Britain Trust Co. Cause for |eph R. Andrews, PRICE OF TURKEYS TAKES SHARP DROP (Larger Supply Than in Proviou Years Thought Responsible Promises to Call Conference of State|, For the first time in vears the price of turkeys for Thanksgiving w within reach of all when the market price practically collapsed this after- noon and turkeys could be purchased for almost any price the customer wanted to pay. In previous years according to Jos- president of the Chamber of Commerce and head of Andrews, Swift & Co., the price of turkeys has remainéd high because the demand far exceeded the supply. ‘This year it appears to be pretty much the other way and advance sale of turke t the point of production has not taken ecare of all the availahle supply. Because of this condition, poultry raisers with a surplus of tur- keys have shipped them to the larger cities to be sold for what they could bring. Carloads after carloads arriv- ing in the cities resulted in what ear- Iy this morning threatened to become a demoralized market. This condition gradually spread to the smaller towns and cities until this afternoon those who still had turkeys on hand were selling them for considerably than they asked yesterday for ducks and chickens. From 57 to 62 cents a pound ap- peared to be the prevailing price of turkeys in the city yesterday and this morning. This afternoon no two mer- chants were found who were getting the same price for the Thanksgiving bird. A canvass of six of the leading produce stores showed the price to |be as“low in some places as 45 cents 4 pound. TEMPLETON T0 REST Governor Finds That Many Speaking Engagements Is Undermining The Conditlon of His Health, Waterbury, Nov. 28. — Governor Charies A. Templeton today announc- ed his intention of discontinuing his speaking campaign at least until after Christmas, so that he may have op- portunity to “rest up.” Friends of the governor in this city, this morning, claimed the governor's program of making addresses at three and four gatherings ecach night, in various parts of the state, was undermining his health, T"or the past few months, Governor Templeton has been receiv. ing at least six speaking invitations, daily, in his morning mail and he has endeavored to fll as many of these as possible, BRIDE IS ONLY Di Francesco of 420 Myrtle streot and Miss Laura Marmo of 434 Myrtle street, were granted a mar. riage license this morning at the of. fiee of City Clery A. I. Thompson, after Selectman T, W, Lawyer had given his consent to the marriage. The scleotman’s consent was required because the young woman is only 1§ years of age and her parents are not in this country. Aleide St. Joseph, Mo, Nov. Mathes, formerly/of the Philadelphia Athietics and the Boston Nationals, will manage the 8t. Joseph Western league club next season. He was signed yesterday as a free agent, True Thankfulness There are approximately forty-five million Americans working for a living—many of them have cause this day to be truly thankful for a healthy savings account. Others for the success achieved, the foundation of which was a savings account, which taught them the important lesson of thrift, industry and prosperity. Man’s greatest feeling of independence and security comes from the money he has saved. Make that start with a Dollar Bill 439 Interest This Week Burritt Mutual Savings Bank lowery, WALLSTREET 510 EXCHANGE REPORTS Close 49% 1008 " CITY ITEMS. Charles Dalson of Burritt street was successfully operated on this morning by Dr. Morrissey. Louis R. Whitby, formerly of Springfield and recently with Wise, Smith and Co., of Hartford, has been wdded to the sales force of B. C. Por- { ter and Sons. Mr. Whitby is an ex- pert rug and furniture salesman. WILLS HIS ESTATE 70 IHPROVE WORLD Cornelius Daly Bequeaths Money to Charches.and Orpban Asylums | Low 39 10014 High 201, 10114 101 Bt Sug . Can Cr & Fdy. Cot 0Ol loco ..... Sm & Re. Sug Rf em Sum Tob Tel & Tel., Am Tob Am Wool ... Ana Cop Ate Tp & S rae etaoin X% & Bald Toco .. Baltimore & O . § Beth Steel B Con Textile .. .. Can Pacifie Cen lLeath Co Ches & Ohio Chi Mil & 8t P Chi RIsl & P . Chile Topper Chino oCpper .. [Con Gas ...... Corn Pro Re . 132% Crucible Steel .. 66 | Cuba Cane Sugar 13 | Endicott-John .. 647, Erie . 191 Erie 1st pfd 28 Gen Eiectric ... 182 | Gen Motors . 14% | Goodrick BF 23% Gt North pfd .. 3% | Inep Copper 261y Int Mer Mar 7% Int Mer Mar pfd 343% Allis-Chaimers 9% Pacific Oil 421 Int Nickel 12 Int Paper ..... 36% Kelly Sfring T'r 308, Kennecott Cap Lehigh Val Mid tSates Ol . Mid Steel Mis Par N Y Ce NYNH Norf & West Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am 1467% | wu‘ 4 13% 233 2715 163 597% 1329 | 6514 131 04 1914 281 182 1463 101 After making provigion for the 7 erection of a suitable monument over | his grave, a gift to-a former employe and for a trust fund for the support of his sister, the late Cornelius Daly in his will, offered in probate court this morning, directs that the estate go to local ehurches and to orphan asylums in New Haven, Brooklyn and this city. Bequests of $250 each are made to Rev. John T. Winters, pastor of St. Mary's church, and Rev. Lucyan Boj- nowski, pastor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus church, for masses to be said for the repose of the soul of the tes- tator. A gift of $500 is made to George Smith of this city, at one time em- ployed by the decedent. Sums of $1,000 each are left to St Mary's and the Sacred Heart church, | and donations of $500 each to the fol-| lowing churches in this city: St. Jo- seph's, St. Peter's, 8t. Andrew’s and the church of St. John the Evange- list. | To the Polish orphanage of this city and St. Vincent's home in New York | city, bequests of $500 each are made | The rest and residue is left to th Sacred Heart church and St. Francis's home in New Haven. North Pac Money on deposit in the Burritt| Pure Oil Saving bank is left in trust to Judge Pan Am B. F. Gaffney for the support of Mary | Penn R R .4,.. Ann Daly, a sister of the testator. Pierce Arrow Upon her death it is directed that the Pittsburgh Coal balance be paid over to the residuary | Ray Con Cop .. legatees, who are the Bacred Heart| Reading . 7 church and St. Francis's home. Rep I & 8 The will was drawn July 1920 by | Royal D, N Y .. 0% Judge B. F. Gaffney and was witness- | finclair Ol Ref 23 ed by Ella J. Moore, Anna Kiniry and | South Pacific 001y Mary Fisher, South Rail 268, Funeral Services Studebaker Co 1033 Funeral services for Mr. Daly were | Texas Co LI held this morning at 9:45 o'clock at|Texas & Pacifie 203 St. Mary's church. Rev, John T.|Tobaceo Prod .. 91 Wintets was celebrant at & solemn | Transcon Ofl a8 high mass. Rev, Lucyan Bojnowski| Union Paeific .. 133% was deacon, Rev, Willlam Krause was | United Froit .. 1767 sub-deacon and Rev. Walter McCrann | UV 8 Food Prod 4 was master of ceremonies. The clergy | U 8 Indus Alco 621 in the sanctuary were Rev. Thomas| U 8 Rubber Co 381 laden of St. John the ngelist ' x1" R Steel a5 church and Rev, J. Leo Bullivan of 8t. | U B Steel pfd 118% Joseph's church, Utah Copper 64 The pall bearers were Thomas| Willys Overland N Crowley, ¥red McEnroe, Phillp Halli- | Westinghouse LERM nan, Clarence Brean, Willlam Kelley | x~Fxtra dividend and Morris Quirk, Jr. John J. Crean sang “lecad Kindly Light” VFathors MeCrasy and Bojnowski conducted the commital services at the grave and interment was in 8t. Mary's cometery. CLAIN 70 BE AGENTS New York 13 231, 21% 16% 598 131% 6514 1314 4 187 288 181 13% 21 588 28 60 Tia IR 41 418 14% 1077 (LN 201 P&T 62y 4% H (Putnam & Ce.) | Bid Aetna Life Ins . .. 463 Am Hardware 60 Am Hosiery a8 | Bige-Hfd Carpet com. 156 Billlngs & Spencer com | Billings & Spencer pfd Bristol Brass Colts Arms Conn Lt & Power pfd Yagle Lock “eo Pose as Government Men, Fafnir Bearing Hart & Cooley New York, Nov. 28.-Two mvn‘"m Piee Light claiming to be revenue agents wers|y..ders Frary & Clark arrested today on charges of partial|y n Montgomery com . intoxication and attempted felonious|y p Montgomery pfd assault after a fight at 77th street|s w Gas and Columbus avenue which followed 'x 5 Machine a collision between their automobile|sx 1 Machine pfd and a taxicab. The neighborhood | xjjes.Bemt-Pond com was thrown into a panic by shots al-|yamn & Judd leged to have been fired by the self-|peck Stow & Wileox styled government men, who Were po.eay Mfg Co found to be armed with four pistols,|genvinn Mrg Co two hatchets and an fron bar. & N E Telephone The two alleged agents gave their| g, qaed Berew names as Robert Owens and Samuel g 0y Works Kupferman Stanley Works Officials in the government n\cnur‘vr,,,"“m" o and customs services said the names(frout & Hine of Owens and Kupferman did not|qreavelers Ins appear on their rolls as agents, Unlon Mrg Co Aske 40K 63 50 180 L Couple Arvested in for Fighting While Partially Drunk pra . com RY STATEMENT. U. & TRE balance, $163,5684,760 v, Treasury ;S\\' itzerland May Yet Have | Real Outlet to the Ocean Genoa, Ttaly, Nov. 28.-<An exten-| #ive project is being studied and plans have already submitted in part to the Bwiss government, 1t is stzted | here, alming at the transformation of Miss Martha Ishiner Miss Martha Isbiner. aged 20 years, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Fred Isbin- er of 51 Pine street, Meriden, died last evening at the home of her par. ents after a short iiiness. Bhe Was),., nearby Port of Vado into a sea born in Meriden and was an attend- | oupm for Swiss commerce. The pro- | ant of 8t. Mary's church and & mflm-“,.,.t ineludes the enlargement of the | | ber of the Children of Mary society | o, the construction of several docks | {of the church. She lcaves besides her| .4 storehouses, and the readjust- | parents four sisters, Mre. #Willlam | ;one of the existing railway lines in Saunders of this city and Mrs. Willlam | ;eqer to speed up the transport of | O'Brien, Miss Eva Isbiner and Miss| go0ds to and trom Switserland hy the | Gertrude Isbiner, all of Meriden: | gimpion and St. Gothard routes and five brothers, Joseph, John, ¥Fred Paul and Frank Ishiner, all of Meri- | den. ¥uneral arrangements will be an- | nounced later. been Luvor, Nov 2 | mintature cars, presumably intemded | for the use of Tutankhamen when he came to cross the dark stream be- yond which lay the fruitful fields where dwelt the dead, are understood {to have been found by Howard Car hing this morning in the mortu pharach’s tomb. Feypt ter while side the outer chapel o find reported was canopy of Mary Conteldi ary the infant daughter of Mr.| .. iner and Mrs. Andrew Conteldi of 232 |, 00 nronged candiestick | Harttord avenue, dicd Tast night. ¥u- | Ineral services were held at 2 o'clock {this afternoon and interment was in £t Mary's cometery Mary, the WIDOW GETS ESTATY White Plains, N. Y., Nov. 2% J will, of Mayor Walter M Yonkers o re y commitied su cide following his defeat for reclec tion, today. left the ate his widow, Mrs Saphia 1. Taussig The estate was estimat than ' Ax $10,00 v real property Wi mor than $5 ) in personal property Taussig | Rufus Day Viteh The funceal of Rufus Day Fitch {took place this afternoon. Services {were held at the . C. Porter funeral |pariors at 2 o'clock, itev. Henry IV. Maler officilating. Tnterment was in Fairview cemeters ) nal p ! PARDON BOARD WLLTS (P0SEPH A, BARFRY | 155 entire 10 are cot . Baker. former #acretary of » Gen. Harbord apd Right Rev. Charies H. 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