New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 13

NOTES OF INTEREST [will meet at the home of ) |decau, Monroe street, T ternoon to Detective confined to his home AS BEST IN THE LEAGUE Clty Items Manager John McGraw Says Addition lodge | . Army Radio Net The United States arny has fected a network of trained oper- ators throughout the country, which n be put into use within 24 Lours. The army radio school at Camp Vail, NI J., s training men for the net. Or Billy Southworth Gives Giants per- 3 Will E crgeant illiam P. Mc- at | Leaders in National Saratoga, Fla, March 26. — The | Giants' outfield this season will be comprised of Ewmil Meusel in | left, Lilly Southworth in center and Pep = Young in right. Southworth, a vet- Private vran in the National league, is a new- By the use of a vomer M the ranks of the champions. |an #unscramble et le tukes over regularly a position [ may be tla that was held down at intervals last | secrecye year by Cunningham and |autematically “scrambles” the mes- Ht;.olln:‘ll. the $75,000 quince. | and t receiver straightens it 1t Southworth plays the kiud of |out so it can Le understc vall 1 think he can play | will have | the best outficld in the league,” Mu~‘ Graw tells you. | This is rugged language. The Pirates | boast a formidable outfield in Ca igbee and Barnhardt. Nor is L]l(‘rL anything ordinary about the Cincin- iati outfield, embracing Roush, Dun- | can and Burns. | Nevertheless McGraw thinks that in | Meusel, with his timely hmmg Southworth with his great speed and Young with his all-round skill the [COMd one can by used. Giants will have the blue ribbon out- | field combination of the old leaguc., | Southworth came to McGraw from | Station WGY in the Braves. Previously he had pla. ooking beyond the ed with the Pirates. Last year his|United States and Cannc legs bothered him and his playlig suf- [OVds. It reports having been heard fered. This spring he appears to be jm Lisbon, Scotland, South Atrica all right again. {and other distant points recently, Of all the Giants in training South- worth strikes you as being the most — agile, and one of the swiftest, Hct A single i streaks around the base lines and the | WJAX, ( 1”"1‘“" g oo s b S bt dbgre S jmmrals am, Mase. Mareh tracks. | the cnmm\ can give in one - in the superior Playing permanently in center field, |The operators counted ¢ made a finding that the b Southworth will add a note of steadi- | of appreciation for a sing S o apistols used as evide uess to the Giants' outtield which has |cently. 4 The tuneral of I mund €. It ing of motions for been missing in recent years owing to | - - e Ghe e 6 New Brits Sen- la Sacco aud Bartolomeo the many changes in the mid-scction, Ambitious in Britain :y 1‘ml[‘wn:dv‘(\l‘t:uk‘l\\' “-x:u:f:n‘n‘vl)‘.nb\s:s ’ Young and Meusel have had to gait | London—W, held 30 o'clock this afternoon ©d- One of their speed to this man and that man | the United States i Porter Sons funeral tifed In the trial and as a result the work of the tujo | for hroadeasting in telifre, found of Baceoaipen a8 a unit lacked consistency. It may time programs Shoten: arrested and the other be different with Southworth in there |across to America. Byl s in by Albert M every day. | b pert, for purposes of romparh ! World's Best “Chieck Stations” The most powerful radio station is The United States uses three sta. Not in' the United States, according tions to check up on the wave- t0 latest information. It is said to lengths of the broadcasting stations, U the 2.400-kilowatt They are the Bureau of Standards at |Station in the Malabay Washington for the cast, the Univer- |Java. o sity of Minnesota at Minneapolis for the middle west and Leland Stan- | ford Uniyersity at Palo Alto, Calif., for the west, s to oper been restored to IFelix Worwek 29 Silver street and Earl Houck Wire S “scrumbler” and private messages | ied By radio with perfect The transmitting machin CURB E New York, ments, LIy narrow ("\\(.I. Ql,ll r March 26.—~The curb ex- was quiet today. Price move- vven in stocks that had recent- prominent in tading, we The Standard Oil group di closed buying power whenever rec {stous occurred and made quick rallies. Prairie Oil and Gas after yielding 10 253 woved up three poiuts. Prairie Pipe Line yielded over a point follow- vd by a recovery, Standard Oil of Nebraska was in modgrate suppty ear- | v but became steady in the later leen sage Japan Come. m Japan is to broadcasting it is to D | control. have popular radio within a4 month. But under strict government e bil; A Pa in scientist has invented an auxiliary filament tube, so that | when one filament burns out the sec- trading The was the ment | industrial group initial t ing in Fairbanks Morse_which sold at 28 to 27 3-4. Dur- it Motors was in moderate supply showing a tractional loss. Hudson Manhattan issues, which were the | stiong features yesterday, reacted un- ier moderate Dubflier ‘shaded | | oft slightly at the start and then mov- | ed up to a moderate ¢ Nationa! Leather was-in suppl s a result of the poor showing made in the annual port published today teature of the He :n'll Outsi sales, of gene Lady Miuto, Canada. in the British roya husband is the r daughter - governor I houschold. Heart) al chambe by brought 1| more GUN I ARRLLS CHANGE Jey- kly programs ron as that havin from g 0 W Kev, Mark's ooms same First effort tant factor dcutial campaign Is being ma W. G. McAdoo, one of Parlors 33 Myrtle St tants, McAdoo plans to service Exceptional, Lady Assistans | $30,000 transmitting plant Tel. Parlor 1 2 home in Los Angeles, esidence 17 Summer St —16 to make )01 in the coming transmitting mountains, JOSEPH A. HAFFEY Funeral Director The Ry in Chile | graph music, glad it s bro: lister to iny. are eive phono | save much traveling. “A’”ssuring “B’etter “C”ontact - An A, B. C. report is a businesslike, decidii » au- thovity that has replaced the old custom of buying space on certain “claims’ of the publisher. The publisher with space to sell submits the facts about his business in the form of a statement to the ‘Audit Bureau of Circulations. This statement after it is checked, approvod or audited-by the Bureau is used to place the publx:,hu wares before the Advertiser who is buying space. The Advertiser knowing the thoroughness of A. B. C. methods safely bases his decision on the Veritied Facts contained in the A. B. C. report. The Audit Bureau of Circulations has hrought tos gether the Buyer and Seller of Space upon a basis of Mutual Confidence. The careful Advertiser knows that the purchase of Space by A. B. C. reports cuts out inflated Waste Circula- tion and saves money that would otherwise be lost in paying for unproductive space. \ OVER 10,000 HERALDS DISTRIBUTED DAILY #, - 4&i3 THE HERALD HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN NEW BRITAIN The *ferald is the Only New Britain Newspaper With An Audited Circulation court els of t the FSDAY, Lord | ral new lady chamberiain | Her rlain. D. for murder had been interchan, the pistols was that ide ng | Ien he w vas one Hamilton, a defense cx- on CAMPAIGN BY ll\lill‘l‘ radio an im- pr ade erect at from which he expects to broadcast his speeches, and today us con- his MARCH 26, 1924. WAII STREET STOCH K My New York, @"ents marked the opening of | March -Mixed price me today tion of selling pressur stock murket, with aresump-, Ameri- | 108, | nst can Can whicih dropped 3-8 to a new this movement Moior Jer d down amore thun a point to a Baldwin, S, Steel ‘some ofl stocks were shghtly higher. irreg! pru\:ll\4‘d| (in the carly dealings, with prices fail- ing to establish a Jefinite trend.! Strength of General Eleetrie, Lac and Norfolk & Western, which advanced a point or more, was offset by weakness of the tobacco shares, {General Asphajt and Chandler, which fell 2 points to a new low price of 47, |Studebaker, moved counter to the| ;v_. neral trend of the motors, Ameri-! lean Sumatra tobacco strengthened on {the announcement that there would be financing, and California Forcign tow price in and accessory sha also were attack, Strowmbyrg Leing hum- | low and | Considerable Harity wann. [no new | King moved up 2 points, |exchanges opened steady. | Renewal of pmnmm-al attacks gainst American . which extend- | ed its loss to more than two points, land against Baldwin, which was driv-| len back to its previons 1924 low, im- | {parted a heavier tone to the of | the list. Am an Agricultural Chem- | lical broke 31-8 to a new minimum, | {new lows were also established by the | tobacco * shares, ineluding “”;wu‘llu Schulte and | | of tobacco | which lined 1 to 3 points. Mack] truck, U. 8 Industrial Alcohol and| National Supply aiso touched new| Lottom prices, with average losses of | U, 8 Steel common jumped | points on publication of favor-| reports and Hartmann | rallied 5 1-4 on official | that the present dividend | maintained, Call opened at 4 per cent. Wall street, 30 p. m.e-Round amounts of American Can were dump d on the market in an endeavor to | ASSUPANCP would be by ist in the afternoon, crushing it down to 10¢ an overnight loss of 4 1.4 and nearly 15 poin under its high figie of a week ago, The maneuver| was unsuceessful, vey Raldwin, however tative industrials, 1i baker, U, & Stecl, Chandler, States Steel and General forging sturdily upward, with 3 & Western and Lackawanna also ex- | Nibiting considerable strength High Low Am ] Am Am Am Am 8 Am ¥ Am Am Tel Am Am Ana Cop .. Ate Tp & & T At Gulf & W 1 tald Loco 18 Baltimore & O . #4% Reth Steel B b8y Col Textile .... & Can Pacific 144 [Cen Leath Co . 14 Ches & Ohio . 747 Chi Mil & 8t P, Chi R Isl & P ., Chile Copper Chine Cop Con Gay Corn P’ro Re Crucible Steel 13 103 3 1581, B Sug 881y 4y " " BTN Cuba Cane Suger 14% Endicott-John .. 601, LA Frin 1st prd A% | Gen Eiectric ... 2280 | Gen oMtors | Goodrick WI® Gt North pra Insp Copper » Int Mer Mar pfd | Pacific OI , Tnt Nickel Int Paper Kelly Spring T'r Kennecott Cop Lehigh Val Mid States Oil. . Mis Pac .. Cen |I¥TNH& I( Norf & West North Pac . PPure Ol | 1 Am P Penn 1t 1t Pierce Arrow Pittshurgh oa tay Con Cop Reading Rep 1 & 8 Reyal D, N Y Sinclair Oil R South -n)'h Rail stfichaker Co | Texas Co Texas & Pacific Tobacce Prod Transcon Ol Union Pacific United Fruit 8 Indus Alco s Rubber Co 14y a0ty & Facifie 'IEN 261 2614 847 88 L ‘ 129% 1285 ,\\i y8 Overland | Westinghouse National Lead | . ’ TOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS | (Putnam & Co.) llnmrn . sige-Htd Cpt Co. £ & Spe Sillings & Sy | Bristol Brass | Colt's Arms Conn 14 & Pow pid | Bagle Lock Fafnir Bearing Co Hart & Cooley Hid Elee Light anders, ¥ . 1. 1. Montgomery com 1. 1. Montgomery pid X. B Gas N B Machine N B Machine North & Jodd Feck com Ieynolls B, | § money | st the rallying tendencies of the | PUTNAM & CO. Members New York Stock Eachange Members Harttord Stock Exchange S1 West Main St Tel, 2010 We Offer and Recommend Guaranty Trust Co. JUDD & CO. 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