New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1924, Page 13

35 NORTH LATITUOE % 1Y MAGNITUDE e 2% - e ga® o 3% E 4 6T = i Te N 20, ’onfly °R PHOL 1 7 This chart shows the heavens as|thé constellations of Taurus they appear at 9 p. m. Nov. 1; & Avriga, p. m. Nov. 15, and 7 p. m. Nov.| 1 30. Tt should be held in an inverted position or over the head with the | top toward the morth. The most interesting group of stars visible during thé evening hours this month are Casslopeia in the north, with its characteristic W.shaped group of sta the Northera Cross In Cygnus, high iIn the west. directly in the path of the Milky Way, the Great Square in Pegasus, nearly due south of the zenith with Andromeda adjacent on| T the east, and, in the castern sky.|the frudes up of the Aldebaran yellow turs, 1 wd the \ Hyades whis red first mazni- Close ar. ( {and far-tame shaped tude star brilliant Anriga a smalt group of th atars wn as Haedi, or The Kids The Great Spiral Nebula in Andro meda fs faintly visible to the naked and will be found in the posi | tiop indicated on the b 1 planet Mars est and is the is ey i i now visibie in anly onc ence of a day, but of nearly 40 years—one of the reasons why you should feel proud to have a connection with this banking institution. A checking account, a few deposits and you will fee! entirely at home. Come in these next few days and get acquaint- ed. You will find a service for your every need, and we will be most pleased to explain any phase of our banking service to you. Start today. y +, PISCis AUST wx [ time | tiv | worts of tu { business toid | themgelves t as provided | dinanc | two police officer NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, COLLEGE EXPENSES ‘Purchasing Power at Yade Back Yal self-5upporting gro ! that TNy NESASIS anus ‘0% o of the brighter planets above borizon at the time for whicl rt is glven, inter et 1 thies sUng men- 1 with in gl o il of th ioned identil Control Nov. 1.—For- il under contro! that t is no danger of further rre 50 spreadi district s Virtually the arcas have been surronnded by | of the| tire arcas | trenches of the flames and i®in the old | % rotted timber, whicll probably will bura until rain falls. he #dded aid Just nigh tire rench flam to prevent sproad and most of th n surrounded hy to prevent spr Host of 1 logs and have ire now ally {Trene (:asl le’s Su n,"m | Be Tried in Ithaca Court | New York, Nov. 1.—Irene Castle | McLaughlin's suit to recover $40,000 in securities from Captain Robert 1. Freman, her gecond husband, will be tried at Jthaca instcad of New York as the result of a change of | venie obtained by the captain. 'he dancer charges that at the of her marriage to Treman in | e him the securitics and sed to return them when she married Frederick A. McLaugh- of Chicago. | Infant Mortality in | New York at Low Point nrk, Nov. 1.—The weekly ie department of health, y, discloses that New York is » of the healthiest citles n the country for the rearing of b infant mortality rate 4 put New York city at the list of the large untry. for ev FILED YOUR TAX LIST? Today is t1e last day for fillng re-, «ble properties with the ors, and to accomt of the last day, the as in session at their | hall from 7 to 9| T is expscted that eréentage of the city's fail to report their ties by the close of | and therehy snhject a 10 per cent penalty | state law te the | sessors will office in et o'clock tonight cnly a sm taxpayers w taxahla proy S SPECUTATOR Nov, 1.—Wm, K. Col- 1 last night charged | thall game tickets in antl-specul or- 5 case continued un- today. The accused sold th tickets to for § ACCUSED New Haven lier, 32 with saie of violation of tl eleet is said to ANl Wallingfor cage of Josey CONTINUED Conn,, Nov 1.—The Dombrowski, hield by the death of Veroni- s continued in the t this morning at th vwyers, Ponte and the coroner ca Wolak, borough co request of Alcorn of Niw Haven 1918 dents from $6 cording s o ti S175.50 to $205.70 cost rose during the period from 550 to b ¢ vears, and the ircrease of 6 points in the onc-year {in France as in Ameri SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Wa'' Street Briefs New York, Nov, 1 ment bought by the raflroads i Oc- toher agg 2,000,000 which included 1 ol ., [ freight cars and 285 passenger cars, {0 1918 Status e New Equip NOW ARE VERY HIGH way age, the by 1Ing movement started early in’ Sep- tember placed at more than | $100,000,000 with prospective equip- | ment estimated at $100% In valned Purchases since PR were od th students 260 ent in five years Lo mieet ing demand the re i cxpenses has purchasing and nt Haven has increa 1. == Though facilitics for per e business 0,000 more, addition £00,000 nt $20 000 Keptember 1 |tons of steel, 000 g where ordered shne: ALive m- | cduced tudent Erants [T hat of the he of scholarship index of hen on a par today it Tumors of consolidations of aso clated dry goods with Gimbel Broth- rovived hy the fimp in Associated Dry Goolls upward hased on carnings of the associated ard the for Clirist- mas trade for all department stores {helthe brought Lime (10 comment from banking interests 1 with the power ors were b 14 he i yosterdy auarters, i 19, was announced at lay warters, | rsity s, the movement was 05 atudents compared The appointments ) ount term cnployment for 690 to $2 ve year mght woq rough with befter ontlook in university reported eor burean of solidation A the summer connect 1118 two firms, period, blig ol dustry thro tlon in the trade sees a pronounced the tter An the drop i cks of nearly or for in- s divided among 718 un produc § students last year to the $212.518 fr ac- the and announcement Production is how about barrels daily s fecs, againat ainst 2,20 191814, T i while more T the than 17 students i per student was from index of ge incroas: The - carnings of the Works fell Net Alkali this year Mathicson ine months 464 equal to common stock with, $1,054,247 or $7.6 in the same Net profit of the struction Co. in the 1924 was $301,750, er dividens of $51 ings totalled $3,104,66 Huntel‘]gtallp' Shot When Own Gun Fires Bangor, Me., Nov. 1.— of Newton, Mass,, while hun Lakeville plantation fatally injured by a charge of his owr was trying to part for the to $5 $3,76 a share on the 1owing the index of benefit 22 for hoth college The index of benefit dent earnings last nts higher th from vear was 23 compared a share riod of 1923 Art Metal Con- m of with surplus a were 57 niore studen ployed in 1023-24 than in 19 index of benefit shows nine an poriod. The percentage of under- graduate employment registrants re- ceiving scholarship aid was 59 per compared with -19 and 57 per ng at vesterday lental dis- shotgun while he wounded WOHAN DETECTIVE FOR 98 YEARS QUITS With recover a idge i Mrs, Scaholm Began New SHOT BY STEPSON Maryland Man Shain By 14 Year Old Boy York Force As PPolice Matron ~—Will Live Quietly After Threatening Others York, Nov. 1. — After he police department, Mrs. E better Mrs, Isaheile Goodwin, voman to hecom Hagerstown, Md., Nov (& aslig, 40, was shot and k his home here late yester 14 year old stepson, Richa after Geaslin, according told the police, had threatened his wife and the hoy with a revelver. the hoy iholm, known as the only a first grade do- tactive in this city asked for re- tirement today to live quietly home, Always plainly but smurtly dressed, (1 voung looking Mrs, Seaholm has distingnished herself in several fam. ous casea. lier first bhig case, ed national prominenc the at Following, the shooting called a the police. Tic is heing held for a preliminar ard had leen making his home with his mother since her marriage to Geas- June. His own father, D. Wilson, lives at Bayard, W. Va. which attract- in 1912, capture of eight Landits two months before had held up two | bank managers in Greenwich Vil- | 1ge, escaping with recovered the money the confidence of women compan- ions of the holdup men, all of whom were sent o Sing Sing prison, Twenty-eight years ago she re ported for duty as polics was lin last who W, GIRL MAKES DENIAL, N. Y. Nov. 1.—Suzanna babhed 1 Moravin arm girl, last nig] nied t struck her father, Charles Riley, was slain in the k 1 of his home in that town. Her tement has aused co auth jeir investigation of ilong other 1 the mental N as been unbala crical ce heing Monday, was reported as cleared. had heen reported that Auburn, Riley, 19, matr She was the wife of a roundsman and mother of three children. With- husband died voung widow had to sup ily on her pay, $1.000 ed the three 1 wighter to a I Quebee, Neither ) suffered from her work, in three months 1 the port the she educs her 1zanna, ced and hys and ich convent {n nor children 11 girl he g truck her father with an iron bar er a quarrel. True and Tried Methods R QI 3 Admiring babies is as much a part of a politician's duty Premier Herriot, here sreviewing imes mothers and babies, doubtless is predicting their future |clevation to the presidency. When You Deposit Your Savings in This Bank, any time up to | and including Wednesday next week, your deposit will draw interest as of the 1st of November. Open Your Savings Account Here at the 42% 1, to stories doctor and surrendered to at €he 1924, \WALL ST. REPORTS New York, Nov, 1 give another impressiy tion of strength today w flock prices demonst va Buylng was influenced by the favorahle tenor of the weekly mercantile 'y juws, the ahundunce of moy y and the luoy- exchunge, There some guarters als ancy of sterling \ a tendene n 80 10 vegard the duy's movement as discounting the result of the presi- dential election ne st Com mercial solvents s dividual featnre ing 9 Mints and th new 1924 r #trong included Flectrie, Loose- Wiles second preferred jean Type Tuesday wers the in A stock jump B1 e Othe the hoat a spots Gioneral Amner- and 2o ¢ srong Ioundries praferrs Ameriean Zine up Tlie wan Nales approximated 504 igh Allls Chalmers 5 Am Can Am H &1 Am A Smelting Am Sugar Am Tel & T Am Waolen Anaconda Atehiison A G & W Rild Loco Balt & Beth Steel Roseh Mag Cent Leath Can Pacific ... (‘hes & Ohio .. CM&StP M & St GR T Chile Copper .. 1 Col Fuel preferred points, closing 100 shares (lose Loeo Corn Prod (osden Oil ¢ Chem Electrie Motors . Tusp Copper . Int Nickel Int Nickel Ky Spring Ken Copper Lehigh Val Marine ptd Mid States Oil Mis Pac pfd t Lead .. Haven . Nor & West North Pae Pacifie Oi) Pan American 52 Penn Rail Phila & Read Cogl & Tron 44 O Gen Gen 5 Pur TLOCAL STOCKS riished by Putnam & Co.) INSURANCE STOCKS PRI 1] 945 MANUPACTURING STOCKS Am Hosi 40 RS PURLIC TTILITIES ST Nk v " U, 8 TREASURY STATEMENT. 024) Two n faitrovea state each sea PUTNAM & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange Members Hartford Stock Eschaoge 81 West Maln St Tel 2040 ELECTION RETURNS We have made arrangemenis wherehy our customers and friends may receive the returns at our office in the City Hall Building Tuesday evening. A room will he re« served for the ladies, JUDD & COMPANY Members New York Stock Exchange Members Hartford Stock Exchange New Britain—Burritt Hotel Bldg., Tel. 1815 Hartford—Conn. Trust Co. 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