Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 17, 1922, Page 10

\ STEELS FEATURED MABKETY . \"‘.Yurk. May 16.—Steels again were vng t around which tnfla7’s fairiy ock market revolvos Tarly J""‘ ‘ in those sharey soon tpru.l 10 coppe: ¥ d related metals, als¢ chem- tcals “ miscellaneous issacs. Sales amounte¥ to 975,000 shares. t Lacke.\2D7a Stesl ross to a new maximum \ during ths forsaoom, but an- mouncemen? Of the ratifizailon its merger with Bethlel ®m was tne signal for an extsnsive pra it-taking movemant, Beth- fehem also g\ "ing way, presumably for ths same r kot Rallfes at mi\ -day occasioned renewed reaiizing sales N 'ter, the final hour be- ing marked by i much confusion. Ac- tamulation of thé popular steels, olls, American Can, Co\ N Produats and Tu- baccos during that \Meriod was balanced by salling of several o.” the cheaper equip- ments and motors. On the other handy steadily bought with) Baldwin Locomotive ark ! weres in demand with | United States Steel, all at substantia? gains, mctals ulso responding to short ¢overing. Federal Mining and Smlting prefer- red was the day's stronges\ swck, clos- Ing at a gain of 7 5-8 pd!ats on the declaration of an increased' dividend. American Smelting also ra ‘atned the better part of its gain and M exican Pc- troleum and United Retail Siores hel ed measurably to sustain the 1gher av- erage of quotations, While the day's operations \'n steels were uncertain throughout, tradey'3 seem- ed disposed to pay litcle heed to | tireais of federal and state investigatd ns mergers. Their attitade evidenti~ w2 based on assurances that such cambi ations ars being made with due :13ard for existing laws. Money und commodity mariets w'ere favorable to the long account in \‘he) stock market. Copper pricey were fiAb- er on expansion of the foreign inquing wud higher prices were quoted for lead #nd raw and reflned sugars, but intl- mations of another advance in fabriecal- «d steel and iron were not confirmed. Forelgn exchanges were duller than usual, but all the more important remit- tances displayed firmness, with marked strength in the Duteh rate. Central Furopean bills continued to ease, es- Studebaksr was Maxwell = “A" Crucible Steel ot pecially the Austrian quotation while Crecho-Slovakian bills were not per- ceptibly. benefitted by the prospeciive loan to Prague STOCKS, The following is a summary of the msactions on the New York Stock Ex- » 10 3 P. Low. Close. Allled Chemical Allis Chain rs Int Mer Mar Int Mer Mar pr ... Int Mer Marine pr Inter Paper Int Paper pr sta Kennecott .. . Lehigh Valiey Maxwell Motor A |Mexican Petrol iami Copper . Missouri K & T . Mo K & T wi . .\;D K&Torwl Missouri Pacific MMissouri Pac pr . Nt Enam & St . % Y Central YNH&H Ndrth Pacific Pemn R R.. Pierce Oil . Rag Con Readiing .. Reading 1 pr Reading 2 pr Rep I & Steel Rep 1 & Steel pr s N als, Mexlcand (; ln‘d finmp,pm gat.fl-l ) New York, Ma: 15 —Call mon way 4's made fractional gains. ‘otal yemra i? R Mg s LE low. 813 Nfi;fi.{g sales par value) aggpesated §15,073,000. Balt & Ohlo . 135 46 |3 1-2; closing bid 3 offerad at I 1-2; ; Balt & Ohio pr V. m,'/. 601 last loan 3 1-2; cull loans a.,amst ac- CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Beth Steel: -..,... T4% 7314 - 7314 |ceptances 3. ° Chicago, May 16.—Buying In_ the Beth Steel (B) wheat market today assumed the lai Beth Steel 7 p e COTTON i}est proportions *witnessed " several Beth Stee] 8 p ¢ New TYork, May 15 =Soot ~citren|months and there was a decided advance Brook Rap Tr steady; middling 21.50. - in yprices. - Traders generally construed Brook Rap Tr cf ———— the United States supreme court decis- Butte Cop & Z Taberts Bonds ion en the Capper-Tincher act as a bull- Butte & Super . ¥ Open. Hign Low {150 §nfluence. The market closed un- Canadian Pacific .. .1393: 1391 1393% |1 s Lib 3u%% 99.26 99 255 590"‘\'7 settled at 2 1-4 to'3 5-8 net higher with Cent Leather ...i.38% 3§ 38y |¢ ib 1% 7 = ‘20 ) May $145 3-4 and July $1.28° 3-4 ‘to B 3 Cent Leather pr .4, 70 7 T o i ierks ahre L upak WMl grae K. do ghinea 580,086 aa : Chandler Motor 18U . T1% 134 |G ab 20 4%e 9560 3508 oyis leats 12 to-3-4@T-8c.- In provisicns the g::s(} &wohio . 85 65 65 U S Lib 3d 4%s 9"35 99'9., 99‘84 outcome varied from 1-2@5 cents de- 7 * t West ...i.. 8% . 8 8 1 90 i cline td a rise of 2 : 5 SRS R o b R E,s Lib dth 4%s 9990 9092 . 9.8 - 20% 201 | yictory 4%s ...100.36 100.64 * 100.56 = Chi Mil & St P .., 35% . 24% 25 |yictory 3%s ...100.02 * 100,02 100.02 | XM - Ch M & St Popr . 41% 42 e Eopeber ten 02 by a en upturn in Liverpool \wheat| =% T St Quoted in dollars and cents per $100 — Chi & N'west 4% T4 Lo quataticns, a reduction 7,798,000 o= Made by the g};‘“& .C‘?'wm pr . 111 111 bushels in the world's available supply,| &= Ri n & on le Copper 195; 203 and- by reports that foleigners were = chardsos Bunt Chino Copper 20 28% 29% Zorsien Eahpagel purchasing future deliverles of wheat| &= Thisstylerance s thesaizs Co. Cosden .. Sl hl gl $2 42% With the exception of sterling, all|he; /At was said also that export bus- = / fect Gem p.vf,gn.,.; 5 Crucible Steel ... \3% 71 713 | quotations are in ceuts per umit of for [ iness on, a large scale was under Wway| - - Perfect Grand Established 1837 Dome Mines 173 eign currency: at the seaboard, and hefore the day = Can be faraished with Gas End @ven and Braller or Resarmls oy nar urope had taken 2, A ushels. et 1 Erie 2 pr .. : Demand we $4.44 13-16 ss.asw Ecsides, advices were at hand that the| = Is built for the exacting requirements ot glsherE Body pCantes .. . 416 1-16 4.00% Konsas' crop was deteriorating, espec- = New England people Sinlple, yet of a en ectric ‘Tancs . 8.501 | lally late sown wheat. —— £ Gen Motor . Guilders .., 36.15 New crop deliverles of wheat showed| = it 1 Gen Motor pr . Marks . 17434 | relatively greater strength than was the| == refined appearance, it is easy 5 to keFP oo S MR R T e ol (339 Jease with May, September establishing a| = clean. Its faultless construction, with 3% K8 wis: 7._ igher. price, record than at any time = o e Gt Northemor ... Tl TN T4 | Pesias . . 1375 | heretofore this \eason. taders| = one slide damper and auxiliary check Gt Nedaicee - (R - 0% © 103 [ Belian france 8.501% | combatted assertions that manipulative = . : . Fl u;x]yp‘ otor Car . (% % % | Kronen .. ... tactics were responsible present = da,mper, is so economical m coal ue nois Central 1 103 103 | Sweden .. .... pricés and that Chicago May wheat was — - i £ Inspiration Cop Dafi ok out of line with other markets, Receipts| == | construction insures quick and even Int Harvester Norway Of wheat here continue liberal, 255 car- = Int Hary pr = = = = = = E = = E = cuse pr .. 12% Willys O'land ... Willys O'land pr .. 38% Worth Pump . Greece Argentina, Lackawanna Steel United States Stecl T A% 501 MONTY METAL MARKET with Chile Copper 0's Aznl 2% & § 4's. 38% 5034 38% 50% traets. of - 123 strengt loads today and there were fresh deliv- erles of 263,000 bushels on May con- Purchases of six hundred thou- sand bushels of wheat to arrive SOUTH KILLINGLY . Buying of Lib-rty bvna: was Yght but no changes of mote occuired in \m group. Belgian 7 1-2's, Frenca mun baking. here IIIIIIIII T T TR T Norwich, in said of Y. A. D. 1922, at lcrnm and that no! of said lwuuum. thereon, be l'l\en by the publ this order once in some newspaper hav- ing a circulation in said mn.vm. at I-al three days prior to the of sald hearing, and that return bc nnda to the Court. ¥ NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is a true copd HELEN M. DRESCHER. SAMPLE MILLINERY AT ONE-HALF PRICE. You will be surprised mt the wonderfsl line of MILLINERY THE PASNIK CO. are showing this season. The Pasnik Co. Sell for Less. NOTICE DON'T MISS THE BIG SALE ON BEDS—ONLY $2.50 And all kinds of Furniture— new and slightly used, at half Barlow. Mrs. P. H. Coffey and Beatrice Sault work for George Erker. enjoyed a motor ride to Putnam and Henry Miller of New York has gone to = s (3 ew Foit, May: Ame-Cooose iSRRI RICHARDSON & BOYNTCN CO. of cost price. Slesirivilo femot £00 futuresisd3 35408 were asc ® 1 to the action of the porsrinss ,,,,,. i s ..,.. Gk 1 AT 11 FERRY STREET 4 o wheat market. i : Tin ;g:‘;" suof andineatby 30625510 L ¥ p otbiont Mavitaged hioher’ 1o/ {ing = New York € - ures = 5 oh Son. siskdy, Drices unzimnced. S _Illl||||IllIlIIlllIlllllIllllllllllllllllllr_" Oppodite the Mohicafi Stect. Lead steady, spot 5.35 562 Zine firm, East St. Louis Chicago Grain Market. spot 5.17. Wheat— H o Sloss cinity attended a dance at Hopkins Mills recenf.ly destroyed two barns on the| DO NO BETTER THAN BUY Antimony, spot 5.50. :; A 141 14‘3}‘; Saturday evening. % g Charles Dansereau pilace. y 10 s S ezpmuniDatley) of Norwich called; on |1 Johur Grifiths fend Jtamily “wars tnl} o owli)R i s riends here Sunday. rovidence e past week. BOND MARKEF 220 121% Tester Wheeler of aDnielon asisted| Miss Maude E. Grifiths aas gone:ts|. O Hg:‘é %‘fl:z P New York, May If.—Industrial offe i g in the musical program at the Sunday | Worcester to work. e ings were the active «nd stronz - 1% 61% evening service. Mr. Wheeier has been | F. O. Plummer has set out an orchard | 2 PORK tures of today's Lond market, 63 647 65% heard here severa! times and always with | of 160 trees the past week. g SAUSAGE ing to the prominence of those iss 67% 671% ‘pleasure. The young people are hanging May the stock list. 73 Mrs. Fred Gomo was in Danielson Sat- | baskets. G teels and coppers Improved on the cee 38% 38. urday. Mrs. Edith H. Bayton of Mooosup was iratification of ~the atul Lack 40% 0% Byron Place and family of Foster|a recent visdor with Mrs. George C. wanna deal and the srowlag inquity for 42 41% s BaneRy s T e MEd O | Bnores copper metal at higher q'n')' wtions. : . Mrs. Edith H. Baton of Moosup was a South Pacific - ] Corsd De |* *Thomas H. B. Morse killed a snake re-| Moosup with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hail| recent visitor with Mrs. G. C. Spooner. w’;’:_u'k‘,"‘“ 2 South Railway Pasco §'s. Ycently which measured nearly five and | Friday. Grriss. shows (b, effect of- the Trost of nklin n Southern Ry pr .. RocalPuiten s sut axtious SugRid hanesia el Mrs. Julia Henry of Danielson visited | the past week. ! Tenn Copper .. amfurcth" dl;PO;f}Wft‘ t> eass, bLut Ta F. B. Shippee and men have finished | Thursday with Mrs. Villiam Slater. Mrs. - “Tobacco Prod S S BHOSLRIC €2ne {the work of repairing the highways. Siater ha 1 0 r sev- Am Cotton Ol ‘Tobacco Prod pr iL‘Kh'g 1-2's and Conwolic Mabel Spink of Ponnegansett spent the :;?.tf ,,,);fihl;ee;u‘ms:b‘::;‘;; :‘:‘1“10 e EAST WOODSTOCK Am Cotton Ol pr Union_ Pacific S e e s Ll e end with her mother, Mrs. EUa | friends at her home. — Sorold nint tha week §wens tabld . tolasliina sduliolh’ Sunliay Am Hide & L ... U S Rubber ....... B Gerrotnd Bpge M s ",r,zrm'f.’ an- o = end with Mrs. Jennie Farrows. morning. Am Hide & L pr ., 2 RUIRICE R onk speculative issues of that clos The ‘meeting of Highland grange was George Bowen and family of Eastford| John B, Stanton and family of Norwich Am Tel & Tel U Biast : dull. Pennsylvania Geuaral b's, S held Saturday evening. NORTH STERLING and Miss Carrie Bosworth of Southbridge | and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamn Stanten of Am Tobacco U S Steel pr ......114 % et i e g Members of several familtes made up ; spent Sunday with George Eosworth and | Attleboro, Mass., were visitors Sunday at Am Woolen ‘West Union Tel ... 97 Southern refunding 4 1-2's sl an automobile party Sunday and spent| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis and Mr.|eamjjy. theiStantdn homestead. m Woolen pr Westing Alr Bk .. 81 b e e Made by | the day at the beach. 7 |and Mrs. Edmond Goodness were at the| I, }. Lindeman and family and Mrs.| Mrs. Carl Gallup and children spent Anaconda Cop Vest El & Mfg ... 61 % Seaboard Afr Line 6's and St. Logis| Some of the young people in this vi-|shore Sunday. Addie Fenner spent Sunday in Sterling, | Saturday ‘afterngon in Danielson i John Winther, who has been in Brook-| Mass, with Halsey Alien and famfly. kiiled two lafge black e e — iyn, N. Y., for several weeks, has return- |~ M Fardy of Rockwville, & Y, M. C. A. il ed home. worker, gave an interesting address at Edwin Gallup and daugh- No War Tax is not added to the sellling price. \ (Y ViR uNowletusuav youasanreuner *Today$10.90is " last November, . are Good Tires thergg ou an U.S. Tires: H:EN the"Useo" Tireannounced its new price of $10.90icar-. ried this t\finiergoodcon- & #ract wi e buyer— "' higher prices. . Apricereductionmade in good faith—using all the U.S. advanced art of keep the qualuy upr. uncommonpnceltwu But the “Usco” tire is still the uncommon tire value it always has been. United States Tires ey the “Usco” tion in tire making, not only to Jearned something getthepricedown,butto about raising the quality, too. notthe H. GOLDBERG & SONS 7 Thames Street Norwieh, Conn. THE A F. GREENE CO. n Street Narw:oh. Conn. Becausein carrying out rice reduc- faith, we 'United States Tires Umted States @ Rubber Bompany The Oldest and Las Rubber Organization in United States A quality tire with'defi- ..mite performance stand- ..ardsto liveupto. - Betterif anything than when it was sold at World W. P. HOLMES Grisweld, Conn. WOLF'S GARAGE Jewett City, Conn. THE. CHAPMAN CO. Montville, Conn. Effective May 8, 19122, the Excise Tax on United: States Tires for . passemger cars, both ¢ asings and tubes is absorbed by the makers and Rubber Company ; B THE A. €. SWAN €O, = Franklin Square Norwich, Conn, L. G. HYDE Jewett City, Conn. Miss Evelyn St. John of Moosup spent Mrs. th maie quartet sang several Mother's day with Spooner. George C.| with grip, is able to be out. Miss Doris A. Sahlen entertained a party of young people on her 1Sth birth- day. Mrs. W, H. Earle of Worcester, who has been spending two weeks with Mrs. F. O. Plummer, has returned home. A forest fire which raged tirough here EKONK Alvin Carey moved W hiil Monday. Alfred Gi lup and h Congregational church Sunday. .. M. Lindeman and fam selections. Mr: and Mrs. Harry_May, Mrs. H. Charles Tyler and daughter of Moosup | smith, Miss Jessie Smitfl, Mrs. B { called on friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eimer SpauMing of 3 Upham and feily of West New- with G. L. Up- Feénner of Providence has 10iyok. Har Mass., were Oneco visited his parents, Mr. add Mrs. | family, George C. Spooner, Saturday. E L. Mr. and Mrs. John Winther are enter-| 4on Mass., snent Sunday taining guests from Brooklyn, N. ¥. Niaon said fa Rev. Mr. Wiiber of Oneco supplied the | Mrs. church Sunday. been vi: | “Mr. and Mrs. Vietor Botligel and Ar-| Herman Chandier of I thur Brayton spent the week end at their | and Charies Lindeman of farm. {in town Saturday calling on relatives and Rev. H. St. J. Filmer, who has been ill| friends. \ m Weeks and family from Packer to his farm under the sister Melinda are so much improved in heaith that they A nZE, William R. Spooner, with his family, of { London spent Sunday with J. S. May and Laura and Evelyn. and motored to Putnam Sunday and visi 1M.I Arthur Galup at the Day Kimball hospital, Hermon Frink, Mrs. Lena Gallup and two daughters attended the Mother's day concert on Sterling Hill Sunday evening. The recitations and songs by the children were well rendered and won compliments for Mrs. Hiliard, who bad trained them The church was decorated with iilacs and carnations. James Congdon was "‘ last week and unable to attend the funeral of his haif- brother, George Kettle, 1t Willimantic. Mr, Kettle was a former resident here. Frink, who was seriously 1l iast better. yd Congdon is emplofed steam mill on the Sprague place. at the “Keep off the grass” ig a two-foot rule. will fix you fit. Commence in time. Get yours IN THE SPRING ALL NATURE EXCEPT MAN WAKES = © UP, GROWS STRONG axp BEAUTIFUL s | IN THE SPRING HUMANITY GETS TIRED AND SLEEPY, GROWS WEAK AND GETS AN UGLY COMPLEXION Trees and shrubs do' not spend the winter eating Frankfurters, Boiled Cabbage and Mince Pie - MAN DOES: So he is troubled with Indigestion, Constipation, G;l in 3 Stomach, Headache, Backache, Pimplés and Boils, Ner- vousness, That Utterly Played-Out Feeling and the Blues YOU NEED A SPRING CLEANING AS MUCH AS YOUR HOUSE DOES FOR A HUNDRED YEARS The Sensible Spring Tontc Has been giving people the needed spring cleansing. Tt It carries the famous guarantee of the *‘Winsol”” line. Money back if you are not satisfied. Remember, it's’ now.