New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1926, Page 15

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Z sesdaadiiasd 2223233223832222223082222282! 23352 Second Section DURANT CLEANS UP ILLION IN DAY Makes Fortine in General Motors Stock Trading New York, July 30 (—One spec- tacular Wall street operator, Wil- iam C. Durant, has scored his third big financial triumph and made a third fortune out of the same stock, and another, Joshua S Cosden, has| come out of retirement to repeat former victories in the street. Mr. Durant is credited with hav- ing taken a $1,500,000 paper profit| vesterday, when stock of General Motors Corporation, which he found- | R SR | | ed, soared to a record of $191. is also credited with having profit $30,000,000 in this past year, after his,undaunted faith in it had twice viously stripped him of his trading yesterday converg- n the two mar- al Motors and . General Motors reached 146 1-4, anc 00 shares were sold. Mr. Durant made his first fortune in founding General Motors, but was removed from its presidency in 1910. He made a second fortune in Gen- eral Motors stock, said to have been $100,000,000, before the 1920 de- pression, in which he met disaster. Many Wall street men believe that the third Duranv. fortune is as large Cmien who left & Fr’i‘tar‘vklar career here In January, is again figuring in big enterprises | in th rket ported at the time of Mr. withdrawal, when he sold | g Island estate to Vincent Astor, that he intended to live per- manently at Palm Beach Wall street togay described the | General Motors stock as a gold . Du Pont De Ne- ., because it owns carried on its| are. With General | Motors profit of $161,000,000 since January 1, when the book value was listed. Other Dupont assets amounted to combined with rket value k, would give t a total value of $ nmon stock closed which would give it a | 100,000, Other assets | ) bring its total \:!luet 000,000, in General Motors NEW ENGLAND IS | HUNTING BANDITS Police Generally Searching for | Salisbury Robbers 0 UP—State and city || Boston, July pglice of mo n a score of towns || ¥ in a hunt d to the cap- first train | for clue ture of New robbers. y offers of rewards £ §6,000 they were || who yesterday train in confedera Polle nounced daring this in a waiti 1 postal inspectors pro- | e job one of the most|, executed in | annals. They ng that fts|| > information || \11 shipment | | ral Reserve River National || perpetrators i concerning the from the bank to t bank in Amesbury, where it was to || be used to meet payrolls of three || manufacturing concerns. A controversy had developed to- | day betwe ad postal au- thorities sponsibility for the sa shipment. ! . — 1 Dies of Injuries From ! Being Hit by Motor Car |! Waterbury, July 30 (# — Harry Kaufman, North Elm st died 5 yes- driven 3 of 451 D ~vr:et shortly after 1 o'clock | yes- { afternoon. Hoard rushed || Kaufman to t spital immedi- || | ately himself up to the ing held for a coroner’'s e tion \r‘cm to his o after the . then gave police. He is me from th the car, fracturing his skull. He sank stead- | il 1iling to respond treatment | 4 dled an hour and a half after | A | | RS AT HIS (‘\EL mond . ¢ today, claims to be the oldest || typesticker o in the country. printing shop at the age of 16 and | believes his 57 years at the case | make a record. He says he has beard of “old comps” but thinks the other veterans have an easy jgb working at the He went to a oil industry as well as in the | t $191 the books show a || sh from an un- ter and brake- || Maine railroad | f nd fled with e | driving up North | 2| t when Kaufman darted " fr e fewalk into the path of L ar. 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MEN'S COTTON HOSE A good sturdy hose in black, grey, cordovan. . pair 39C 29¢ pair pair 25(.‘. 7c pair $1.00¢ | 29¢ Short Rayon i 22C mr25¢ 15c Assorted ocks, pair c Short Silk Socks .... 4%¢ Boys' Men’s Nainsook UNION l|| SUITS | Yes sir a real man's nainsook union suit 29 c Saturday ........

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