New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1928, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1928, | “While not quite so spectacular! while on Juue 1, last these stocks|a market value of $28,300,000 at the ssed in .erms of value, were valucd at $1,043,400,000, a gain {low point ot 1921, are now worth [the percentage of appreciation inof 1,421 per cont and an average of jonly 326,600,000, and the textile automobile accessory stocks has been | more than 200 per cent a year. group, with a 1921 aggregate value |even greater. The value of the sev-| “Only two groups of stocks have lof $58.300,000, are currently selling HUSBQN[] B”RNS Mrs. Wilson a Guest At Houston en ieading a at the suffered depreciation during this|for prices which make total worth ¢} ¥ : {low point y0.000, period. 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The charge of reckless driving in | of 74 Derby strcet, was nolled by Prosccuting Attorney Woods. Landry Tnftn at Bianlsy amd Allen sirests Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is one of the distinguished guests of tollowing a collision between his car St ! 0 1 participate in a tree planting ceremony at the site of a war vet- :m of 359 Main street, the night of | erans’ home, which will contain a memorial to her husband. une 22. I bert of South Glastonbury, charged | | ment which has continued, with only With operating an automobile while | S Ky continued until next Tuesday on re- 2 1921, when the low point of post wa quest of Attorney Joseph B. Griffen 3 e e R Joseph Roy, aged 43, of 325 time the value of the same’ stocks | Church street, who was arrested el / ing his wife, and again after that | case was continued in police court, | ®#ged 23, also of 325 Church street, second ‘scuffle on the others when | New York, June Reche 1h police court today but the | 197 Jof n\»‘m industrials and 3 J ; v iatter held him responsible and fm- |00 June 1. 1928, r¢ 1 - voup is tha T I\ 1 T ] : urkish 1 owels 16 days and placed him in charge [000. or 208 per cent since August Stocks August 24, of the probation officer. “Your ac- 1921 and of about $7,000,000,000 |Stocks had a market value of wards jail,” Judge Roche told him (4 est appreciation in history. |Stocks had a market value of $3.- white Turkish bath towels. *From now on it is entirely up to|Automobile stocks alone showed a 0Us IR othRraar sk BNE. Size 19x36. Heavy double serve 15 days. 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