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‘TAG DAYS' WRONG EVEN FOR CHURCHES Laws Brokeo by Method of Gollecting Money Hyracuse, Ny Y. Nov, 13—8tato and federal laws agalnst nendicancy and stieot Legging are belng broken al. most dally by organizations of char. | itable charateer, Bird 8, Coler, N York clty conuulssioner of welture, char “law enforcement contributions™ at the convention of the New York state conference of charities and corraction. New public d today in ah address on in Churches, wolfare fraternal organizations, assoclations and agencies, “supposedly crusading for luw enforcement,” were ¢l ed Commissioner Coler in the law Lrcaking group, becavse of thelr ac- tivities in conducting tag days, sireot bagnars and other tund-raleing methods, Buch methods, he declars tisfuctory during the stress of the war period, so that funds might be raisad for government use, but in times of peuce he characterized them as “undesirable” Ralsing of money 10 this manner, he asscrted, not only vialated laws prohibiting bhegging, but furnished a cloak for the Uvities of professional gamblers, who operated especially by moans of the street bazoars and hlock devick 1L Vhitin, secretury of committee of 14 in New York spokie of whe activities of the RIoup in seeking o suppress conn- mercialized disorderly conduct Wong young men and woémen New York city. Mis talk was de- voted to discussion of “Law en- forcement and sex delinquency,” Rev. Ttobert I, Wegan, executive director of Catholic charities of the diocese of New York was clected president of the conference New York was chosen as the 1925 con- “ntion eity, the city ALLEGED KLAN ROBBERS GASE GOES 10 JURY Trial of Men Accused of Stealing 'rom Church Ends—\ er- dicy Awaited Burlington, Vt, sser of Willlam Gordon T, Nov. 13.—The I YcCreedy apd Wells, hoth of this city, harged with the theft of vestments nd other property from &t Mary's cathedral here on the night of Aug- st 8, were given to the jury In Chit- tenden county court this morning, The two accused, raid by the state to be ku klux klan probationers, testified in their own defense vester- day. William C. Moyers of Ap Va, Klan organizer, ls no ing sentence on his plea of :mm 1o similar charges, McCreedy and Wells In their testimony sald Moyers told them that a quantity of explosives vas concealad in the cathedral base- ment and that had “calied his biuf” and aceompanied him inside the building to investigate. Moyers then tered the chapel basement and re- turned with a bundle whieh he threw to Wells, the defendants testified, In final arguments last night the <tate attorney described the incident “sacrilegions, malicions ana e crime.” Counsel for the de- » declared that what occurred at the cathedral was no crime but “all oolishness.” STROLLS STOPS AUTO WITH BULLET SENT INTO TIRE Brings in George Greatorex For Priving While Under Influence of Liquor, through the rear George Gireatorex Allen street this way that Mo- William S the driy Firing a bullet 4 roudsie: n driting on morstiug was the o toreyele Polic Strolls conld sjop. Strolls operded sireet and wag being drivefi P s of the condition of the the driver failed to on command and started (o sped up the ma fired at the rear tir weturcd one of them torey iy 7 e came upon the Greutorex manner in machine Allen whic the hy on sus- poticeman driver stop When Strolls b G drunk and I to the po- Hea statlon and hooked on a charge of operating under the infiuence of Hquer LEADS COTTON MFRS. Morgan Butler Elected President of s and ged to have bheen he way take Natlonal Association at Held in Boston. Boston, Nov. 1 Morgan Butler of Boston today was elected presi- dent of the national association of cotten manufacturers, now nual session here, to succeed Robert Amory of Boston, who has retired after serving since 1922. Mr. Butler Is treasurer of the Butler Mill of | New Bedford, and is the son of Wil- liam M. Butler, chalrman of the republican national cemmittee. Destroyer Hamilton Damaged by Torpedo Washington, Nov. 13.—The de- stroyer Paul Hamilton has been forced to raturn to San Diego as a result of damages sustained during| torpedo practice off that base. A torpedo fired during the tiee w rown off its cour: as the result of an explosi he air fla. report to th departmen and struck th stroyer ining 1 plates with the that cak waa caused prac- ably « of her xide resuit a slight charitable similar | by | ac- | of | as to thel hine, | | Megting in an-| SHOOTS FRIEND AND SELF AS POLICE NEAR —_—— Man Wanted for Forgery Dies Rath- er n Face Arrest for Check Operation, Wheeling, W. Va, Nov. 13.—Two policemen armed with a warrant for | the arrest of Peter Leonard, 35, of Columbus, Ohlo, cn a charge of for- | gery, arrived at his apartment on Whoeling Island to find both Leon- ard and Mrs. Katherine Hauser, 30, Iying Jead on the floor, Police be- lleve that Leonard, rather than face arrest, shot Mrs. Hauser and then [ killed himself. This theory is borne out by a statement pollce say they obtained | from Delia Rose, a maid, who wit- | nessed the shooting and quotes| | Leonard as saylng: “Katherine, you are going with me, They'll get neither of us,” Leonard, police say, disappeared | from Whecling & month ago after pussing scveral bogus checks, Tt was lave for Mra. Hauser, they declare, that brought him back to this city last night, where the couple had been living together for the last | year, Mrs, Hauser had been mar- rled twice and three children by her st husband slept undisturbed in an ) adjoining root -nnmg lhc tragedy. GANDIDATES FILE EXPENSE ACCOUNTS (Continued from 17 irst Page) expenditures were re ,mnml by I'enn at the time of the #t which he was nominated In the third district, John Q. Til- so11, republican, of New Haven, who won over Wiiliam T. Hoyt, demo- crat of Milford reported contributions amounting to $750, the sum he spent in his campaign Mr. THoyt claimed to have no contri- butions and no campaign cspenses. Richard P. Freeman, republican | of New London, spent 350 to win the election in the sccond district, according to his report. paign expenditures were the other two contenders in t digtriet, I'rank P. Fenton, demos of Willimantic. and William wstow of Plainflald who ran the prohibition ticket. | Schuyler Merrift, republican, of ! Stamford, won his seat-in congress from the fourth district at an ex-| pense of $1,445, his report shows. | His opponent, William English Wall- g, democrat, of Greenwich, elaiins to have spent $295 In his campaign. | Neither received any coniributions, they state, In the Rep. rat, P on Iifth distriet, James Glynn, republican, of Winsted, successful candidate sptat §$335 to win the clection, whilé his op- ponent, Patrick 1. Sulllvan, demo- crat, of Derby had campaign ex- penses amounting to $250, accord- ing to thelr reports. " POLICE HEN IV THE TOWN OF SOUTHINGTON (Continued from First Page) and sent the injured men to the Meriden hospital, There it was stated that the wounds wo not prove seriousand Dr. K. T. Brad- street of Meriden stated that the county ccroner would not be called in. Neither man is on the danger lis R, the Jle Thomas Murphy, who was summoned in the case, was un- able to locate Velie. He visited the man® home on Liberty street and found his hat and coat there and in the barn in the rear, he found the horse attached to the wagon. Mrs. Ve not been home. The constable found a pen knife near the scene of the stabbing, but 1t is not thought that this was the weapon used Velie. it is known, earried a large a knife with which he cuts hage, and it is thought that ‘he nsed 18 a4 weapon ar to | |\¥. W. C A. NOTES 1B Several interesting events will take lace at the gym during open night at the Y. W, C. A, rom 7 until 10 o'clock houis | |lite-saving will be | this evening Red Cross exhibited In the swimming pool at various times by some men the life-saving & varied program will be pre |sented in the gym auditorium. The [ Jolly club, a group of little girls of | many nationalities from the Biue | Triangle clubroom, will present a | program under the supervision of heir club leader, Miss Katherine Sincko. Miss Miidred Barrows will the piano for tke program. Following, this entertainment, a pluy will be given by the members of the Rainbow Division of the Girt Reserve clubs. The play “On Al | Soul's Eve,” carries out the |dea that reward comes from helping others. Misy Elizabeth Anderson, the Jeader of the club, has coached the play. | The Rainbow club held a surprise | ty for Lilly M ulty after | lub meeting last evening. |" There will he hike for all Gir! | Reserves Saturday afternoon. The | girls willemeet at the Y. W. C. A. at 1:30 and will bring something along to ceok. A tralning course for all | of girls' clubs will W. C. A. next Monday evening at {7 While some phases of the course will deal with Girl Reserve work, still the course will be helpful for all elub work. The course will be given by the Girl Reserve secre- |tary, Miss Katherine McKown. s of play leaders He uscs for beir advertised | classified rou desire the ! 1ook largely throug! 1 medium this month to rent A new apa classified L1 ment to ads are the place conventlon | receiving | th No cam- | veported | ie sald that her hushand had | this their | begin at the Y. | JUDGE ALLING RULES ON SEARCH WARRANTS (Continued from Ilrst Page) the liquor a short time before the arrival of the police for her hus- band's use. Some of It had been put into a small bottle, and she sald that she did that so t her husband wouldn't know she had « jug of it in the house or he would drink too much of it, Judge Alling discharged the wom- an, saylng that the only eyidence | |before the court was that she lmd‘ lquor illegaMy in lier possession, but | | that was not a case that stute courts |are empowercd to deal with, | NMrs, salvatore Cappollo, who was | arrested Sunday when the police | ralded her home and seized a large |auantity of wine and some liquor, | mm-;:ml her plea of not guilty”fo | ! guilty and was fincl 3150 and costs. | Assistant Prosecutor William A. | | Greensteln entered a nolle in the |case agafnst her hushand, who wis |arrested on the samne complaint, | when Atty. P. F. McDonough, rep- | | resenting the defendants, told the |court that the woman took all the | blame for the sale of liquor. Michae of 193 North street; emplioyed in a restaurent at the cor- | ner of Winter strect and Hartford |avenue, changed a plea of not guilty | {to gullty when he was arraigned on | |a charge of violating the liquor laws. | | The cliarge against Joseph Jarek, | | proprietor of the restaurant, was nolled when Wajda told the eonrt| that he was selling the liquor him- | self to make cxtra money and that Jarek had nothing to do with it. The restaurant wan raided last Thursday by Detective Sergeant Wil- itam P. \mm\ Policeman Thonfas J. Feeney and Patrick O'Mara, the police seizing a milk hottle partly filled with liquor, Wajda was alone in the restaurvant at the time, Afty. Mchonough told the court | at Wajda had promised that he | would abstain from dea'ing in lquor| in the future, " Wa was fined $150 and costs, the court warning hoth him Mps. Cappollo that if they were hrought hefore the court lagain for liquor law violations, they ‘mnn expect to serve jail sentences. Vrank Gallo, 117 West Main street, | Plainville, eharged with indecent as- sanlt upon two girls, one nine years and the other six vears of age, was en the court was un- any ovidence in the two girls that would charge to show prob- cauge on which the defendant | would he bound over to -upmm {court. Gallo was arrested last nig! by Patrolman Thomas J, Feency on rrant, issued after Detective ant William P, MeCue had in- vestignted the complaint made by the mother of the two children Detective Rergeant McCue told the that the storfes told by the dren in court were not the same as the ones they toid him in the de- tective burean, as tl story they | story they told him invelved the de- | ant more than the ones they fold in court. Atty. 8 Gerard Casale |appeared for the defendant. Ahur Brink, 46 Pliny stre | Hartford. pleaded guilty to charees of operating a motor vehicle with. out cenze and reckless driving, and was fined $10 charge and $25 and the seeond. He was arrested night he had machine on Pleasant sroct, Martin Vojick, street, Hartford, chaged with op- | erating a truck without the capa- city displaved on the side, was found gulity and fined 85 and costs, He arrested at the of n and Jast Muin streefs vester- afternoon by Traffic Policeman wdler, Charles Pratt of 14 rged with failing to of Traffic Polic found guilty and fined &5 ¢ ‘harles Amiclolf charged with his ez able to find stories of 1he bear out the able rst costs on Tast 1 into a after sh Windsor | was corner ohey the sig- or, was reckicss driving, ) sa continued until next Thurs. for trial. day LICENSE SUSPENDED New Yorker Cannot Drive For 20 Dar« Because He Toaned Car to Young Statler. A N. Y., Nov | mobile driving lieense Walsh, Jr, of Albany, [for a period of 20 days by Mator Ve- hicle Commissioner (‘har \ nett today because Walsh ile to Miiton 1 head of ti Statler Octol Walsh's car, any, 1 The au of Char! was revoks Har- iitas of th Statler e was arrested 11 charged with driv automobile while drunk 1 of the charge that he Vitus danc cusa r while acq having been h St dr | The commissioner said t) ler's case would he kept on fi reference in cas should fims application lMeanse or for a certificate tration. Persons afflicted Vitus glance or other nervous trov- bles are barred from driving auto- mobiles in New York stat e aler for a DIVES INTO POND But ILeonminster Police Follow Burglar Into Chilly Place Depths and Him Under Arrest. Leonminster, Mass, Nov. 13 Members of the local p force | took to the water early today to ar- rest Morris J. charged with robb Jjewelry store. Officers who s near the Safford jew- elry had ust | brok 1ed him. th | several streets, shooting as they and followed him when plunged into a millpond. Much y | recovered along the lina ¢ "'::t | Burt pleaded not guilty in court tc a8 held in 82 e CREARINGS AND BALANCTS New 000,00 York—Exchanges | pital tomorr 'not become wine, |t 1d costs on the s | burial wi City ltems 0. of A., will hold a card party at the home of Mrs, Neumann, 92 Black Rock ave rlday evening at 8 o'clock, the regular meeting of Royal Arcanum on Kriday evening visitors will be present from Harts ford, Meriden and Bris Atter the meeting setback will be played and lunch served. The meeting 18 called for 7:80 o'clock, The senlor choir of chureh will hold a rehearsal in the | church this evening at 8 o'clock. The junior choir will rehearse tomorrow | evening in the church at 7 o'clock, The choir of the ecuhrch of All Suints will rehearse this evening in the church at 7:30 o'clock. There will be a medting the school Loarl at 4:30 o'clock tomor- row afternoon In Superintendent §. H. Holmes' office in the Walnut Hill school, State trict Laurel Court, St ¢ of Hughes and Gilmore will Deputy G, 1 Deputy C. I ittend the meeting of Hobart Camp, Modern Woodmen of Ameries to- morrow evening. Refreshments will served after the meeting. Hugo R. Doerr and the heigs of 15, Doerr have transferred 30 acres of land on the north road to Shut Meadow stone Vance, Nicola and transferred pr street, 1o Tho The estate of Zundel Sokolsky been inventoried at $1,610.33, sisting of an intercst in a tallor shop, property~on Carlton and a bank deposit. The police have been notified that the motor vehicle license of Herman Simsg of 50 Hawkins strect has been returned by the commissioner be Oscar Mary Papallo Lave at 164 Oak has 5. Josephine Karbonik of 155 North street will undergo an opera- tion at the New Britain General hos- W s0n at the New n General hospital this morn- lng Vr\ Mr. and Lynward Snow of 118 Dlack Nock avenue, Alton McDonald, 14, of 128 Cherry sfreet, was stricken with a fainting spell in the Whiting freight horn ,\ was street | yard last night and was taken to the | New Britain General hospital by the police, He was treated there and allowed to go homa, A capacity audience, witnessed the | minstrel show produced by Busir and P'rofessional Women's clib at the s’ club last evening. The show v well received and th young women were '\-'nlfl\ congrat- | Jiated upen its sucer Dancing followed. EUNGRESBMAN IS FREED BY JURY First Page) what aleoholic content makes a bev. ue intoxicating,” Volstead said, It was the intention of the ta prohibit home-making and umption of fruft juice that will A fruft juice will elop any alcoholic contant out the uge of sugar. Some per- would bhe intoxicated on a small N oholic cdhtent whilg not act cor wit the | Mary's ! reservoir to John-| con- | street, | of | the | % Wa’' Street Briefs w York, Nov, report of the to the New York for the first nine months this year shows net income of $12,0 58 with surplus of $927 after pre- terred and common dividends, Profit | and loss surplus was $2 A to build 1,000 tank ears has been awarded to the Penn- sylvanla Car Co. by the Texas Co 18- Ameariean The eArnings Tobuceo Co, ek Exchange contract A deficit of £130.594 after expenses, ' | taxes and depreciation, s reported {by tho Freeport Texas Co. for the | three months ended August 31, plug for the nine mont} 195 compared with $653.5 0. Sur- a year offerings to | tssue of $5.000,000 state of Mi sota 4 1-4 per cent rural credit bonds priced at 101.39 to yield 4.12% per cont, Another large fssue was $5,000,000 South Penp Collierics Co. 1st mortgn 6 per cent sinking fund gold honds, series A, at 94% and accrued Intercst yielding more than 6% per cent. New includ an Ne- The Baltimore Ohio railroad is | conducting during November an ac- cident prevention campalgn in the | shops scattered over its system. Sil- oving cups will be awarded as prizes to the shops with records in preventing accidents to their respective forces, & | ver | 'BUS HITS BUILDING | | Vehicle Owned By New Departure Crashes Into Walting Station | | At Lazy Lane Farly Today. Co. Al to the Horald) ton, Nov. 13. — A large Ly the New Departure ol crashed into the combinatl waiting station and store at Lazy Lane about 6:30 o'clock this morning. The bns was filled with workers from and Southington on their wa work in Bristol, but though | siderably | jured. Southin bus ow: Co., of y to The machine was traveling at a | £00d rate of speed and the steering gear broke, sending the skidding dmchnfl ly across the road, [over the double sct of trolley tracks |and into the wooden shack which | houses the small store there. NADE MANY HAULS nnr:lnfl Who Took $8.000 in Gems | Tuesday Believed Same | \\ ho flnp Stolen FElsewhere, | White Plains, Y., Nov. | Raymona Iill, county finger expert, said today that the 13.— it in the fn Rye and home of made the second story Marselis Papson off with undoubtedly the person who in the last three or four vears has stolen gems wotth $150,000 from numerous b \ua(h) Westchester county fami- | Thg thief, nses gloves. las a piece Mr, n Hill only said, always one instance of taken by him the best | Meriden | cou- | shaken up, none was in- vehicle | burglar | who last Tuesday evening ransacked | wels valued at $8,000 wasg | Con Textile . mmTeTITT WALL ST REPORTS avy market burst York, 13, profit-taking n today's stock by which Nov ~Cessation of was followed another of public buyi ried more than two dozen lssues to | new peak prices for the year, Trad- | Ing, which etarted out in rather mod- erate fashion, soon assumed the ter- rific pace of the last few days, sales In the first hours totalling nearly 1,400,000 shares 1 Cast Tron Pipe sonsatic performer, than 8 points to above 147, a record high, or more than 80 points above the year's low, Buying of this issne waus belieye lurgely for the account of short inti rests, | American Can jumped more 5 points to 1 also a and General tistered extreme galn of 4%. Other strong spots Included Dupont, Sears Roe- Atlantle Coust Line, Delaware, Lackawanna & W American Sugar Refining, York Alr Iir Mack Truch Katy" pre- ferred, Central Leather preferred, Goodyear Rubber preforred and Otls fteel preferred. all up 5 points last night's closing quota- three ain the more was nal soaring 1 to be than top, new lectrie r buck tern, ke, Cabove | tions. | The dav's | a4 Toh e 1115 a-8 | Union, of new highs in common at Westorn Hon M won, Maxwell Motors A, White | Motors, Brooklyn Edison, Pure Ofl | 8 per eent proferred, American Jer and Postpm Cereal, Commodity prices | recovery, Cotton f ahout points in noon and Wheat was bushel higher Coffe heavy at the opening, later reco its loss and mo to higher ground. The Sugar market was fea- tureloss, The foreign exchange market was featured by the sharp recovery sterling, demand bills rising more than 8 cents to around $4.62%:. Scandinavian currencies also showed | substantial galns, with most of the other European exchanges {improv- |ing slightly. alse m: itures were up the early after- 2 to 3 cents a which W good 1S High Tow Close Allis Chal . Bt Sug ... Can T.oco Smelt Sug .. Sum Am Tal & Tel 120% Am Wool Anaconda Atchison At GIf & | Bald Loco Balti & O ., T’n'h Bteel .. | Bosch Mag .. | Cen Leath | Can Pacific | Ches & Ohio 1C M & St/P . CM & 8t P pfd CRIsl&P | Chile Cop Col Fuel |Am Am Am Am Am Am W I 168% oo 1241 .. 6013 LR 24 17 123% B 143 o4 40 349 1% 3% | Corn Prod Ref 307; | Cru Steel 613 |Cuba Cane Sug 123 | Cosden Oil { Dav Chem |Erie .... Tirie 1st pfd en Electrie 10 4315 28 16 1231 $6% 14 23% 39 ana, 38 857y 50 12% co ol ntitic nsume large quantities | 00" gigposed of to @ pawnbroker, | Gon Motors 1 ut without exhibiting of intoxication, “I do not feal that the ruling of Tudge Soper will have ot on prohi ement signs BUSINESS PICKING Nov. 1 o Iield was forecast to- the H. C. Frick company s for t tiring of 340 Continer mmber 1, Hee- Phillips and York Run. o Uniontown, 1 A cral re Fayett: wi issued sumption e day « Collier, —_ | Beaths Urank \. Long. A. Long of 8t ormerly of New ¢ this week in Seat and will be Jol Rritair sbury, died Washing- burfed in New Brit- will heid a 1 parlors § will be t th C: furday noon in Fairview he Mr. Long leaves a nidow Mrs. Caraline Toh and Mrs 't Bast < ] g of W At Shepard of St Mir sisters Wiadylaw Zyjewski Wiady! son of Mr ski of 274 mort sor ' o'clock tomorrow morr Sacred Tleart ¢ be | d Hea g from Sacer Martha Thrasher. Mrs Martha s afternoon. B Thrasher held t Servi was a ted at pariors Gilt Fair were e the . at R. N an officiat- as i urial w v ceme- Joseph A. Hafiey Funeral D Phone 1 opposite St. Mary's Chureh, Residence, 17 Summer St.—1625-3 EXPRESS YOUR SYMPATHY with FLOWERS from F. H. BOLLERER'S POSY SHOP * CMURCH ST, TE | [the police reported, and Mr. Hill {watd he believad the stolen jewelry was sent abroad and sold there. The Parsons home, Which is on the Boston post road, was entered | while the family was playing cards {in the iiving room on the first floor. Mr. Parsans is A paper manufactur- or with offices in New York city. FIND ANCIENT REMAINS Relics Tocated in Africa Said (o Be Targest Ever Found in Excava- tions. London, Nov. 13.—~The remains of a gigantic prehistoric animal, prob- ably twice the size of the Carnegie Diplodocus, has heen ¢ red in Tanganyika, Africa, and the British Natural History museu are negotiating with the discoverer in attempt to secure them. r Sidney Harm m, told the Mo were Post 1] bones preserved, and gave an idea of their size by say- ing that while the upper arm bone of Diplodocus was 3'; fect long, the esponding hone ingan- museu £ corr dinonsaur newspaper si to acquiring th the provision of estimated between § pounds was s 8208 TOR New Britain up to noon teday Leon A, « of the To ' RLD CROSNS Treasu memibe tributed $22 yesterday | ported § more ye total obtained hy is now $164. In ad been received through the mails Spragu v club 7 at their lu Kiwanians t The Boy § vrday th ation agu i‘ ATTENDING 8. 8. CONVIENTION Frederic cation at church; Miss C. church missfonary: Dickinson, 3 Mission, dire Fay. d the Sou aro superintendon and Miss tor of edi \1! v‘v\.v\ Taxi Drivers Suspected Of Knowing of \.mdel' nection night of Frar was found intrusted a A jered Gt North ptd { Insp Copper .. {10t Nickel Int ]‘:mw K Kennecott Cop Lehigh Vay .. Marine | Marine pfd .. | Mid states Ol Mis Pae pfd | Nat Lead New Har Norf & W | North T'ae I Pacific Of1 .1 Fan Anerican Penn Railroad P&RC &I Pure Oi! Rep I & Ray . e s Studebakoes as Co Tex & Pacific Transcon Ol Pacific ed Furlt § Indus Alc nio Net Automobile Hart{ord Nation Trave An ' Be Ins TREASURY \l\ll\ll\l eas ba 95,051,087, cars | red | | of | 1 PRI PUTNAM & CO. MEMBLIS NEW YORN & HARIFORD STOCK EXCHANGES SIWEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN~ Tel. 2040 HARTTORD OFFICE @ CENTRAL Row TEL 2-141 During the year 1928 this Company not only carned its dividend OF ¥100.000, but atter taking liberal depreciation added over $10,000 10 surplus. The earning this year jwdicate that 1924 will wlso show an addition to surplus I'he present hook value is over 810 a sha Phe low money eates now prevailing indicate that within a few months it will be dificnlt (o fiud an investment of this nature o yiekd anything ke 80, S0ty JUDD & COMPANY I Members New York Stock Members Hartford Stock I‘I\(h..nge New Britain—Burritt Hotel Bldg., Tel. 1815 Hartford—Conn. Trust Co. Bldg., Tel. 2-6281 What Will Be the Effect of the Republican Victory on Security Values and Prices? [ TOUERRe 7% Thomson, Thenn & Co. | Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580 MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES Donald R. Hart, Mgr. l\lF & TOWNE MFKG. TORRINGTO? STANLEY WORKS LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK FAFNIR BEARING Prices on Application We Do Not Accept Mapgin Ac Co. IEDDY BROTHERS & @ NEW BRITAIN Burritt Hotel Bldg. Tel. 3420 HARTFORD Hartford Conn. Trust Bldg. 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