New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1924, Page 25

%’ 47 f |RM3 NAMEI] ’ City Items | Raab of New York city has X L h(wn nppmntcd new resident manager lmn Facmnes Accused 0[ ang of the Union Store in this city, M Raab has been with this company , +Which has a chain of credit clothing | Prices [ stores, for a number of years | Smart Spring Millinery, French Hat | | Shoppe, ST W. Main St., Prof. Bldc Cleveland, Ohig, March Fed- | —advt, cral indictments charging' 47 manu- Harold G. Thompson of 408 Arch lacturers of malieable iron gastings | street, a student at Pratt Institute, with operating an illegal combination | Brooklyn, N. Y, is spending the .0 restraint of trade were returned |Spring recess at his home in this city, ere by the federal grand jury of |Mr. Thompson, who is an ex-service is district, | man, serving with Company E, 102nd | Seven of the concers are in Ohio. | regiment, was recently reelected presi- ‘e others are scattered throughout|dent of th®*Alpha Sigma Pi fraternity hie east and middiewest, with one at|at Pratt Institute, attanooga, Tean. | Those good looking sandals the The indictments charge that the girls are wearing cost only $2.98.| rarious companies organized and |They can be bought at Kinney's '*hoer operated the American Malleabl tore in patent leather, grey and tan| (astings association, with headquar- | bark.—advt. | ters in Cleveland, by the aid of which | James M. Curtin, president of the they “fixed prices, assigned and allo- | Commercial "wust Co., who has been cated customers among themselves|confined to his home by fliness for and abolished internal competitign.” [Some time was down town yesterday | The association, in existence since |for the first time in many months. { January 1, 1917, is still operating, the | New Process Columbla Record re- indietment recited. {leases out weekly, At Columbia | The Eastern Malleable Iron com® headquarters. John A. Andrews & Co. | pany, also trading as the Bridgeport | =advt| Malleable Iron Works, Bridgeport and | Morris Colien, of 378 Stanley street, ] other points in Connecticut. |is planning to make a trip to Pales- | Naugatuck Malleable Iron Works, 1““" during which he will "‘"“‘W Troy Malleable Irop Works. Aahnut six months in that country, Wilmington Malleable Iron Works, | It's really wonderful the wear vou| Vuleant Iron Works. The afore|€an get from a silk stocking bougm’ med e all in Connecticut. ‘nt Kinney's Shoe Store, All colors | "'Mb“‘, et T c'comp,m !nnd black, at $1.95. Buy two pair| Albany, N. Y. for $3.50.—advt. | Pure Vermont Maple Sugar and| bion, Mieh. yrup just in, McEnroe's, West A\lamv; I dvt. Badger Malleable and Manufactur- | J i AR | ing company, South Milwaukee, Wis. | Dr. John W, Lewis of the New Brit- . ain general hospital and Mrs, Lewis, Bala LUy Mallsabis Iron gompaiy, }l. nurse at the same institution, are at Albion Malleable Iron company, Al-] Racine, Wis. tending the funeral of Dr. Lewi <»-h$:l::'° ol - DARLSE & oomunny, father at Richmond, Va. Mr. Lewis.| who for years was a supreme court judge in Virginia, died a few days ago in Arkanses, The Eastern Malleable Tion Co.t sold through the Camp Real Estate Co. today a cottage at 264 Carlton street to Frank Pearl. | “Lovey Came Back,” special fox Danville Malleable Iren company, Danville, I, Decatur Malleable Iron ecompany, ‘Decatur, I, Thomas Deviin Manufacturing eom- pany, Philadelphia. Erie Malleable Iron company, Erie, Pa. >y t trot. John A. Andrews & Co.—advt A!l'::.a;;fi. ol ) Gl AT bl William W. Hanna has returned, .from Miami, Florida. He reports that the golf links are in excellent condition. Fort Pitt Malleable and Pennsyl- vania Grey Iron eompany, Pittsbur, P‘l"‘ndor and Jones company, Syra- Join Morans' Easter Music Club,-- advt, euse, N, Y. . Bt 4 The Ladies' auxiliary, A. O, M, Ch'lmm;h Malleable Iron company, will meet tonight at okt 0Ag9. .. |Judd’s hall. Following the meeting e 1“'1. Malleable Iron company, Fair. socla) will be held. eld, Towa, Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans Kalamazoo Malleable Irom com- pany, Kalamaszoo, Mich. —advt, The Girl Reserves will have a five : T”;‘ x""““:"'ja”":"&‘;'"“‘g: mile hike tomorrow, leaving the clui yiransge. Ly o e room at the Y. W, C at 1 Iron "and @isel OCoMing SOMPARY, | o100y Tme ehiidron's daneing class Ealtimore, Md. peb e 2 Taconla Car eompany, Laconia, o‘:-l]lor')':o" tomorrow morning at 1 N & New Brunswick records every weck Lake Side Malleable Castings com- ot John A. Andrews & Co.—advt. pany, Racine, Wis, i . & ph Pagliaro of 521 Allen strect 1anciiter Foundry eompany, Lati- |, oorted to'the pplice that his son, caster, Pa, Micha 16 years, had left home Marion Malleable Tren Works, Mar- |/ C100: S police to aid in loeating fon, Ind, him. Y ’:" ¢ Foundry Company, Nowark, Home cooked lunches at Crowell's, L. o —advt | cn‘.‘;"‘:"fi"“"" 166n Company, || S, off Bay Saturday. Trewhellas, » % |36 Chureh street, Lamb, Beef, Pork N‘“""“'u‘““m' Tron Company, | anda Poultry; bargains.—advt. B aeam: \alleable Tron Gom.| “LANKer Awhile” fox trot, Bruns. Northwestern Ma o SR " | wiek record. John A. Andrews & Co. pany, Milwaykee, Wi —advt. Fittsburgh Mallea'ls Irom Com-| 5%y wivg & Man Every Time, pany, Pittsburgh, Pa 0 » W ¢ Rhole Island Malleabls Iron ;"o;; x’.‘:‘ndr"::“&l' ér;{u_"::“.,_"com‘ Works, Hills Grove, R, 1. If the boy or girl wants low shoes Roekford Malleable Iron Works, in attractive pumps or oxfords visit Rockford, 11, | Kinney's Shoe Store The children's Ross-Mehan Foundries, Chatta-| jouoement fs showing & full line of nooga, Tend, spring styles.—advt, St. Louls Malfeable Casting Com-| ™y q0 " a.\ talle of 218 Oak street pany, 8t. Louis, Mo, | reported to the police that his green Bandard = Whee! Company, &80 (4,00 0n Wilcox street had been trading as Standard Malleable Cast. broken into yesterday afternoon and ings Company, Terre Haute, Ind. 20 A . 20 geranium plants stolen, Stanley G. Ilagg & Co., The., Phila- | "y no) at Hallinan's.~advt. . deipht Mrs, E. H. Lasher of 128 Statford The Stowell Company, Bouth Mil-|roag, Betvidere, is 11l at her homd waukee, Wis. [ with pneumonia, | Templs Mal e‘nm. Castings Com- The Kings Daughters society of the phny, Temple, Pa. Flim Baptist chureh will hold & name 'rromon..\la ieable Tron Company, social at the chureh tonight at § Trowtem, M. J. o'clock, Refreshments will follow the Vermilllon Malleable Tron Company, | g (B Hoopeston, 1”.” 8 | Washington “imp, No. 9, P. O. & Wanner Maileable Castings Com. |, A, will he aular mesting in | pany, Hammond, Ind. [the O, U, A, * I this svening. Wisconsin Malleable Tron Company, ppore will be 1 of eandidates raukee, Wis, followed by 1 it Malleable Tron Company, selit o st Moline, 111, Temperature ond rainfall records Nationa! Maileable and Stee! Cast- i\ ypo t'nited ®tates have been kept ings Company, Cleveland. for more than 100 years in only a Dayton }(.lloah:a Tron Company, g, locAlities, Dayton, Ohio. American Malleable Castings Com pany, Marion, Ohio. Columbus Malleable Tron Company Columbus, Ohis, Bgatha 4 Springfield Malleable Tron Company Epringfield, Ohio. Zanesville Malleabla Company, Mrs, Sargh Thompson, Zanesyille, Ohio. Mrs. Sarab Thompson, 14 years of The Warren Too! and Forbe Com- , widow of the late Iiichard M. pany, Warren, Ohio, Thompson of Manchester, died yese e terday at the home of her daughter, Mra. 1. Sheldon Munger of 93 South 25 Miners Entombed in Jurritt street, after & long fliness re- = % sulting from a shock W. Va. Mine Thought Dead "~ si: thompson was born in South Rerwick, Maine, September 16, 1830, Weleh, W. Va., March 28.-—Twen- yne daughter of Henry and Ann 1v-Ave men were entombed in & mine | iound Moody, She leaves two dadghe "t Yukon, McDowell county, by An|iers, Mrs, Itussell Jones and Mrs explosion, The men are believed to Sy y e M. ne dead. Munger of this eity: a son, Fdgar M. | 2 Thompson of Manchester, a sister and | PEUET 11997 3ABY O3 PANINIS | mrother, hoth of Springfield, Massa- SR ONI® #8110 Yy Ui DdARAL | pugetts, Mrs. J. W. Nester and Jo- 19U J3UJ0 USSLIUL UOOUISW SIUY | ert Moody | TISRION 3831 a8oiunion £q DOINGS | irne tumeral will be held Sunday af-| 31 00M VA ML ‘UOYNX 9% Kawduoo |yoino0n at 3 o'clock at the home of 0 STioNsIng- HOAUL SUI 30 § “ON (hier gon, Rev. John I. Davis Will ofe oo leoidxo uS UKL 0O} UIBID | fiiate and burial will be in the family | " OUR RISUI St JO S3PSQ O4L ° | g0t in the Hast cometery, Manches- Py ter. ‘lenna Collett Retains —— Her Golf Championship - ,T’In-hum N. C., Mareh 28.—Glenna | ollett of Providence, R. today re 1 tained the nerth and south golf | ufl?l’alfl champlonship. She defeated Miss i Loulse Fordyce of Youngstown, Ohio, five up and three to play in the finals The '“":"l"’o"“';‘,"'r'w“"‘ pora— e avnl BOIth aRE SoNh GUI | o5 Mol thR BROrROSR, Doy, O B fournament w NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 28 1924, To Mark Lincoln Highway WALL STREFT STUEK_ EXCHANGE REPORTS| New York, March 28.—Confused | price movements took place at the opening of today's stock market but the main tendency was upward. Am- erican Can moved up 1 1-2 points and Pacific Oil nearly 1. tails were cgain in good demand on publication of additional favorable February earn- ings statements, Corn Produects, which broke 9 points yesterday, fell back 1 1.2 8 ard Industrial shares held relatively steady, but weakness crop- ped out in a number of specialties. Corn Products extended its loss to 2 1-2 points and Yellow Cab, Interna- tional Harvester, Congoleum, Otis E vator, International Telephone, U, 8. Cast Iron Pipe and Cuyamel Fruit sold off 1 to 2 points, General Electric advanced 2 points. Rails and Oils demonstrations of group strength iston, Chicago Northwestern, Northern Pacific and Southern Rail- way preferred moving up a point or so. loreign exchanges opened steady, Noon—Strength and activity of the rails overshadowed everything else during thé morning. Many rails in- cluding New Haven gained a point or more. Gen. Elec. rose 3'%. Corn Products cancelled its early gain. United Fruit jumped 5 points, Prices industrials tapered off slightly n. Call money opened at d to 5 per Low a3 of th around nc 4% and then adva H AmBt Sug Am Can . Am Cr & Fdy.. Am Am Sr Am * Am § Am T | Am Tob |Am Wool Ana Cop . G. Barnard, the sculptor, putting the finishing touches on [Ate T & . ke o 2t At Gulf & W I the lust of four oot statues of Abraham Lincoln which Will | Ba1awin T.ose ¥ be placed along the Lincoln Highway in foyr states. Palt & Ohio... —_— Beth Steel B . Con Textile, ... Fl‘flll(‘e (.‘i\'ES Al“(‘l‘i(‘flll fdences have been offered to the com- |Can Pacific ....144% 4 . mittee which will work out plans to|Central Leath Co 131 High Honor for Heroism | piace them at the aisposat of visttors, | Ches & Onto- o 185 11% Yokahama, | March 28 For Chi, Mil & . P 16% 151 heroism at th of the great Clock Made of Glass Chi Rock Isl & P 243 23% earthquake of September 1, I, M, Laf- A Bohemian gl Chile Copper s polish- fin, an American long resident in Yo- | oy jjope nstructed a elock which, | Chino Copper .. 15 kohama, has been decorated a{with the ption of the springs, is|Con Gus . 611 Chévalier of the Legion of Honor of | uude ontirely of glass, "The glass|Corn Prod Ref 328 France by Paul Claudel, the Irench | piateg and p are hoited together | Crucible Steel, 6% ambassador. When on the afternoon | wii glass screws, Many of'the parts | Cuba Cane Sugar 14y - of Beptember 1 burning ol on the sur- | haq 1o be made over and over be. | Endicott-John .. 35 face of Yokohama harbor threatenell | rore g clock «that would keep time 4 to destroy the Irench liner Andre|\wuy produced, a Lebon, with hundreds of refug 1ot o i, : Aboard, Mr. Laffin made the You may be leary of them to begin escape possible. Operating a with, but yow'll he convinced Herald |Goodrick BF motor boat, he risked his life Classificd ad department, hopfd .. 6675 B3 tempting to fasten the ship's | i L Insp Copper . 28 23 a buoy. When his motor stalled Mr ’ % ‘ o[Int Mer Mar pta 26% 260 latlfin, a powerful swimmer, took the H d R w h C l Nis-Chalmers . 43 2% line In his teeth and managed to € un lt a l\'|\n‘- 1‘u:“. ‘ reach the buoy and fasten it, The| | Tnt Nickel 12% Andre Lebon, by using her winches, | Kelly Spring T'r 17 16, then was able to plil her: out of | Kennocott Cop.. 831, 34% danger, 4 | | enigh Val 891% 687 - - — | Mid States OQl [ 4y Mis e 12 1"s London Homes ()pen {o | iINY 1091 1001 \\\"R"‘.!\‘n 17% | Nort & West T Vi ors to Empire Show | We Recommend Ihese figures hay stockholders and should be of interest to the local investor, L] Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain MEMBERS ) We Offer: Middletown BONDS New Haven G. F. GROEY, Mgr.—Room 508, N. B, Nat'l Bank Bldg.~Tel 1012 EDDY BROTHERS & @ PUTNAM & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange Members Hartford Stock Exchange Tel. 2040 31 West Main St, JUDD & CO. MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCKR EXCHANGE Members New York Stock Fael Hartford: Hartiord Cou rust Bldg., 3-6320 New Britmim: Burritt cl Bldg, Tel. 1815, Landers, Frary & Clark 1923 has deen issued. figures for five previous creasing equity for The annual statoment for the calendar bren compared v arison clearly rey ears, The com, We invite inquiries, Tel. 2580 W YORK AND HARTFORD STOUK EXCHANGES Donald R. Hart, Mgr. FAFNIR BEARING HART & COOLEY TORRINGTON We do not accept margin accounts, i JOHN P. 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The offers Rep 1 & 8 6% | made by these ladits are in response Royal D, N Y .. i to appeals by the women's section of Sinclair Ol Ref 21 21 the exhibition that™Londoners open South Pacifie we Offer their homes to the thousands of pro- | South, Rail . y ple who are expected to visit the eity studebaker Co The hotel capacity of London will only exas Co . - >y care for a fraction of the number of FToxas & Pacific 265, 1)9 ires Of .\ Lh‘ “ ()R'\b y visitors expected. The London house | rotacco Proa .. st of the Duchess of Norfolk is the finest | 'hurles C. Clapman of | | Transcon Oil d o1 manaion T the Wiy 8ol eommman | CAll 1 candiate Tor the e | e T | 100 Shares LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK forty rooms. Several other large ros. licaf nomination for vice president. | United Fruit He is a ¢ s e S Rubber Co 817% R Steel .. 8 Steel prd {Utan Copper .. Willys Overland 107 Westinghouse ., 601, | National Lead 1591 | 1 porter U 8 Indus Aleo 67 I \ LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS, (Putnam & o.) | nid Aetna Life Ins ........082 | Am Hardwa ceneees 68 { Am Hosiery Bige-Hfd Carpet com 124 129 N 10 1gs & Spencer com., s & Spencer pfd. 1 15 Brass 14 Arms 2 26 It & Power 115 Lo ceeee LX " Bearing ....... i &5 & Coole . . 82 " Eiee Light : Landers Frary & Clark. 61': 66 13 1t Mon Yo« ] 1t Montgomery 112 N ? N 13 N 13 2 { 2 Stanley Works pid 8 ofrington o com ..., Traut & Hi . o Tarvelers Ins Co 7° Union Mfe ¢ ? Yale & Towne 6 w0 U S TREASTRY ~l'\l|\ll\l easury ba 83,881, Rep. Langley Has to Give $5.000 Bond As ( ummrator Washington, W $ AUST‘N & KRON 107 BOOTH'S BLOCK Phone 3015 7% First Mortgage Bonds e e Pibl officiated at services at the home spiracy in n ! at 48 Cherry street, Interment was in withdrawals, made bond MINISTER TO POLAND. Fairview - cemetery, day in the District of Colum | Washington, March 28.—Alfred J , 1 | Pcarson, professor of modern lan- | John K. Connors, blin 3 ham4 828 ¢ Drake university, Jown, vas | pee—— Marcs safford of Silver Creek’ N. Y SR R 'hn K. Connors, blind soap salesman and newspaper vendor fominatsd by President Coolidge to- Margaret Safford o o liver Creek, N. Y., is on the war pagh. Pans (hnse Beew n New Orleans, gave a lecture one day at the Mississippi School lay to be minister to Poland JOSEI H A HA Y T;h”;';f ;\"‘"'{"‘ ;"{""”r" idl g"f“"' "",m". : ’\', Amic ‘,"')I:"r'},'l' dy | \hite Haven, 1% -~ Dogs running a¢ | for the Blind. e told how he, though sightless, had won his e e — I Director she thinks. And ) president of the Women's Pan-flel- ! aree thronen 1 os are mak- ' fight., After his talk, he confided to an instructor how mighty MES, BACHELLER DITS .-.,.,... 33 Myrtle St ilenic Union al DePaw university, intends to get her sister colle. i fite a 1 Uenally ' lonely he wa he instraetor h " TR ol o iy i i O o 3 B N e o oY, N L e 'i. (A'.'”" e a s o, he was. The instructor gave him the names of several ine Bacheller, wife of the author fi."m. ol seandal " Qhye's ,‘”' iding 'l' "’f "‘ /l tins By o 8 I“F'v- the ground covered with snow and e | OHNG ’|||||v|k to wh om he might write. One was Katie Rlackledge 8t her winter park home 1r5t | | Redieive 17 Summier St ~1825.2 ‘l' U an et B i x sidi 1w A e Indiana " State Pan- on bard’ for them to escape, | Of Bethel, Miss. Now John and Katie have a little “love nest” in it was fearned today, Helleni¢ convention opening at DePaw, April 4, game wardens report | New Orleans. llu\ re spending their honeymoon there, . |- ’ / . &