Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 7, 1922, Page 8

MARKET WAS UNSETTLED New York, June §.—Divergent specu- fative opinions, as indicated by buying 24 selling orders in the same issues, cro- ‘ated further confusion of prices in the wwck market today. Dealings slackened visibly from recent active periods, sales Barely exceeding one million shares. Independent steel sustained additional 3csses in consequence of the action of the “ederal trade commission in the Bethle- hem-Lackawanna steel merger. Lacka- mmnna fell four points and gross declines ©f one to two points were made by kin- éred shares United States Stsel, which has shown especial strength since Chairman Gary’s Tecent appearance before the Lockwooil commmittee, rose to within a fraction of ita h record made yesterday, but closed a nominal reaction Favorites of the ofl mnd motal groups were under steady pres: ware, final prices in a majority of in- stances showing moderate losses. Among he exceptions were Phillips Petroleum Cosden, both finishing strong. Investment ralls repeated ~their len- @ movements of the past few weeks, minor or speculative transportations motor, equipment ) contribute to your a very low cost. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL developed sudden actlvity and strength on heavy buving of Toledo, St. Louis and ‘Western common and preferrsi, Western E and prefarred, Nor- Texas snl Pacifie, Missouri Pacific_common and. preferrod, Pittsburgh and West Virzinia and New Haven. Final brices in these varled 1s- sues showed Let gains of 1 to ¢ It points. Declaration of full dividends fcr the year on “Nickel Plate” second preferred evoked favorabie critielsm, indicating that the road had already earned suffi- cient returns to warrant such action. Utilitles rose on the straugtn of Con- solidated Gas, Brooklyn Uaion Gas zni Feople's Gas and miscellancous shares averaged better quotations under Juad of merals, chemicals and Nuw Yerk com- moa and preferred. Better business conditions were re. flected in the higher schedules posted %o structural steel, textiles, refined coppe and raw d refined sugars, coupled with further gains in earnings reported by mail order and chain store companies, The opening rate of 4 per cent. for call loans soon gave way to 3 1-2, most of the day's money being placed at the 1lower quotation. Time funds remained | firm, however, offerings again belng con- | fined largely to short dates. | In forelgn exchanges the British rate | cstablished a new high record at 4.51 for demand bills, though easing a large frac- tion _before the market closed. Allled iblls again'showed little ~alteration and German marks were reactionary, buf neutrals showed decided Improvement. STOCKS. ‘The foilowing Is a summary of the ansactions on the New York Stock Ex- ne up to § P. M. L Close. e Low. Allied Chemical 698 Allis Chalmers. A Allis Chalmer pr 548y 9% ‘Anaconda Cop |ateh-T & S F e Boslon /Afore Reid( hes ©donn VACATION SALE Begins This Morning If you are going to the shore — if you have a little cottage down the river — or if you are like some of the rest of us, and have to take your vacation outing in your all the year home, you will find that there are many things which can 5 mfont Supimer o] Atch T & SFopr.. 91% s1% Balt & Ohio . . B0% 49% Balt & Ohlo or ... 62 61% Beth Steel (B) ... T1% 11% Beth Steel 7 p c ... A8% 97 Beth Steel §p ¢ ...113% 113% Brook Rap Tr Butte Cop & Z Butte & Super Canadlan Pac Central Leather Cent Leather -pr Chandler Motor {Ches & Ohfo . Chi Gt West Chi Gt West pr ChlMil & St P ... . ICh M & St P pr . jChi & N'west Am_ Ag Chem Ch & N'west pr Am' Beet Sugar . Ch||un(:f &‘f e Am Boseh Maz . Chite Coover. Am Can Chino Copper Am Can pr . Costen . .. Am Car & Fy . Crucibie. Stee Am Car & Fy por gv;-ne Mines Am Cotton Of . E;! ‘.. r- Am Hide & Leath .. i ith 2D Am Tobacco Fisher Body (0) priozs Am Woolen Gen Wieetric Bl Am Woolen or 10754 Gen Motor 1% Gen Motor Deh 2 Gen Mot Deb 7 p €. 95 .82y a2nd that The Bosteon Store can furnish at READ THE FOLLOWING SUGGESTIONS FROM OUR DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTICS IMMED by % in size T SHEET, WORTH VACATION PRICE $1. ACTT ¥ AT WORTH femmed C: price is alar VACATION P! 1a and 43 ton— fine count D PILLOW C. nown Cases, worth 59%¢ ea 42 by 38, 42 by 38%, 45 by sizes VACATION VACATION 50— VACATION DIMITY LORED hey are 4 ol sold by us every day for YARD-WIDE bleached LADIES' 5c & vard— Size 8 by 78, a big one. Heary covered and back are the same. SEAMLESS SHEET BETTER SHEET, WORTH $1.59 VACATION PRICE $139 ® all g Sheets— VACATION PRICE $1.75 RICE 29c egularly for 49c VACATION PRICE 35¢ VACATION PRICE 45¢ DAINTY BEDSPREADS For Home or Summer Place S1ZE CROCHET SPREADS BED SETS—Remarkably Spreads, with bolster sham to match. 1l size spreads, in white, pink, blue and sell regularly for $6.50— VACATION PRICE $5.00 EROWN SHEBTING—Made of fine VACATION PRICE 120 CLOTH — A fine, lin, the regular price of which is VACATION PRICE 190 COMFORTABLES For Seashore Use Cool nights at home, too, will prove the neces- These are all well filled. and have very pretty covers. A 85350 COMFORTABLE FOR ONLY §298 a pretty challie in characteriet; Pertglan design, the colars varying. 13 winters as AT THE ABO 0 ch, i 36 1 HARDWOC DOZEN FOR HARDWOOD cloth Mad PRICE $1.69 PRICE §1.98 PRICE $250 BROOMS—Size §, W FLOOR MOPS—Black 20c a yard— wood and varnished— HEAVY GLASS ot 160. by 9. mer cottage— WELCOME SOAP— weight, and Both face Take some of these to BLANKETS A $450 COMFORTABLE--.. FOR ONLY $3.98 The plain color silk mull center; border and back makes a very D {nation y 76 inches. Here's where you ‘without weight. A $550 COMFORTABLE.... FOR Lightness without weight is a featurs<f these dainty comfortables, and they are can be. The face is made entirely of silk mull, & plain center with colored border, and the back is of e strong chailie. any guest room. They CQOLORED‘BORDER LUNCHEON SETS Dainty sets for use- where the white cloth and napkins look too formal For cottage use they @re just the thing. The cloth square, and the half-dozem napkins are the All are white with blue borders— VACATION PRICE 8425 A SET Ji-inch siza. and the comfortables are largs, 68 with challie leasing com- &et warmth IN GUR DOWNSTAIRS DEP'T A SALE OF PURE ALUMINUM WARE JUST RIGHT FOR THE SUMMER KITCHEN YOUR CHOICE FOR ONLY SELECT 6-quart CLOTHES VACATION PRICE ONLY 48c VACATION PRICE ONLY 4uc VACATION PRICE 33¢c WHISK BROOMS—Medium size— VACATION PRICE ONLY 25¢ 18-INCH TOWEL ROLLERS~Made of hard- VACATION PRICE ONLY 240 TUMBLERS—4c APIECE. SCOTT-TISSUE PAPER TOWELS, in boxes Size 11 by 15 inches— VACATION PRICE 42¢ WALDROF TOILET PAPER, in rolls— VACATION PRICE ONLY 8c WHITE ENAMEL FRAME MIRRORS-—Size 6 You can use & few of these in your sum- VACATION PRICE ONLY 26c VACATION PRICE ONLY 5c SUMMER —This pretty QUR ENTIRE OUR ENTIRB C pair— a yard— coug son right. R PRICE YOU MAY size— ruffied curtain still unrivalled yards long an regular price § , with wood quart size. pair, and are yards long— FOR 22¢ CLOTHESPINS vood white- 8 by 12—value CONGOLEUM ou 8 by 12—value $ by 10—wvalue -] WHITE SCRIM CURTAIN ular price 76c = square yard— § by S—value $10.00 — 3 by & — value $3.00 — FLOOR COVERINGS AND DRAPERIES CRETONNES FOR THE COTTAGE OR HOME drapery material no equal where a colored drapery is desired— 25¢ LINE— VACATION PRICE 190 45c AND 50c LINES—ONLY 36c Spoke-stitched rtains, made ¢f a good Scrim, and all are 1-4 yards long. The regular price is $1. a CROSS-BARRED SCRIM—A pleasing drapery material, 35 inches wide, which will make pret- ty and serviceable curtains. Regular price 20¢ VACATION PRICE ONLY 1gc H COVERS—Covers of good g attractive colorings, uality In They are all full VACATION PRICE ONLY $2.39 RUFFLED MARQUISETTE CURTAINS—The for cottage or for chambe: . These g00d curtains are d have ruffled tie backs, s $1.59— VACATION PRICE ONLY $125 QUAKER FILET NET CURTAINS — Dainty Curtains which were made to sell for $200 a worth that price. Al are 23 VACATION PRICE ONLY $1.59 LOG CABIN COLONIAL RUGS COPYING THE RAG RUG OF £ OLDEN TIMES VACATION PRICE ONLY $1.19 - VACATION PRICE ONLY . - VACATION PRICE ONLY :;:: - VACATION PRICE ONLY $3.19 - VACATION PRICE ONLY $5.19 . VACATION PRICE ONLY $945 NGOLEUM (Geold Seal) RUGS § by 9—value $8.16— VACTATION PRICE $7.19 7-6 by S—value $10.10— VACATION PRICE $9.00 ¢ by 19-6—value $14.15— VACATION PRICE $1298 $16.20 — VACATION PRICE $14.39 (Gold Seal)—by the vard. Rez- R PRICE ONLY 52c DELTOX ART RUGS $15.00 — VACATION PRICE $12.00 $1250 — VACATION PRICE $10.00 VACATION PRICE $3.00 VACATION PRICE $2.45 RAG RUGS—SIZE 2 BY 3 FEET—Gaod Rugs —Just the thing for the summer cottage. Col- Value $5c— You'il Need An Extra Supply SHEET BLANKETS — ‘Size 70 by 30—Light weight cotton Blankets, used by many in place of sheets, and of particular value for the shore. “ONLY $475 | o/ 4y the pair. as pretty as | a pair— would grace offer one lot of ders— lot of Blankets, which is 58 inches halt price. They are The're are cut and bound, and are sold singly We ‘have them in white, gray and tan, with fancy border. VACATION PRICE $1.98 A PAIR ONE LOT OF WOOLNAP BLANKETS — We these famous Blankets, in sizes from 66 by 80 to 72 by 84, the values running as high as $6.50 a pair. come in white, gray and tan, with colored bér- VACATION PRICE $339 WOOL MIXED PLAID BLANKETS—A spectal ly solled, we aro nlng values run as high as $8.060— VACATION PRICE 8$4.98 Actual value 33.00 VA said and done, ‘wool towel. This b finish They <rings are good, and the BLEACHED AND TOWELS—Some goo: eral use, which sell regularly ALL-LINEN DISH rugs well made. VACATION PRICE ONLY &9 SPECIAL TOWELS AND TOWELING FANCY TURKISH d, sturdy. Towels for gen- for 49c— CATION PRICE 35¢c TOWELING—When all there is nothing like a lnen dis’; TOWN linen toweling with white border is worth 35c a yard— VACATION PRICE 25¢ 17-INCH COTTON finish crash whicl CRASH—A bleached, linen 1 sells regularly for 15c a S ATION beux‘iu xhr}ytt.r- slight- 8¢ ROU RNpE to dispost of at almost "ALLOPED UND TABLE CLOTHS —— 0 by 80 in sige, and the | Pretty cloths for everyday use—o4 chhef in diameter. Regular price 32 e ————————————————— e e et e WOVEN AND:COUCH HAMMOCKS of all kinds for Home and Cottage Use ............ $2.75 to $22.50 VACATION PRICE $1.75 1138 13886 40 swl 495 52 7% 988 26% % 3154 8% Gt North'n pr Gt North Ore . Hupp Moter Car Tilinols- Central Inspiration Int Harvester Int Mer Mar . Int Mer Mgr pr Int Phper .. .10l Int Paver prsta ... Kennecott .. . Lehigh Valley Maxwell Mot A Mexican Petrol Miaml Copper ... MoK &Twi ... to 3-8c lower; oats 3-8 off to l-fc ad ] vancs, anll provisions up 12 to 62c. In connection With the downturn o values in_the wheat market near the end of the day, talk of British reselling was emphasized by word that good rains had fallen in India aud Australia, and by estimates that india would have an exportable. surplus_of 50,000,600 bushel Besides domestic crops were being favor. jed by good weather and the hot wave over Canada. was broken. Furthermore mills appeared to be taking as little old wheat as possible, and to be waiting for new. An advancing tendency which - the .| wheat. market displuyed up to the final half hour ‘of the session resulted in a M% 41 20% 105% 43% 108 24 §4% 511 693 3% 843 71 1391 30% 18% Mo K & T w { pr.. 41 401k 401 tlarge extent from the fact that a %l - ibbor -y‘m]ld MK & T2 warpr. 2% 25% 25% | hollday. deciime In Liverpool . quotasions Bine B - o Missour! Pacific ... 23% 233 23% [turned out tebe smaller than was looked Missouri Pac pr Nat Fnam & St . N Y Ceéntrai . NYNH&H Norfolk South . Norfoll & West . North'n Pacific . 585 57% |for, and was further dlscounted by an advance in-sterling exchange. = Another . bullish factor. was_ big ship- {ments from: Chicago. 869,000 bushols Iclearing yesterday, whereas arrivals hera {today were only a dozen carloads. Corn.and oats prics. were dominated by the action of.the wheat market - Higher ‘quotat’ons in hog gave a lift to* provisions. Four sizes, 12¢, 30¢c, 50¢c, 95¢ Chicago Grain Market, Wheat— Jaly Sept Rep I'& Steel Dec. Rep 1.& Steel pr . Corn— i South Pacific July South: Railway Sept. South Ry pr Tenn Copoer Tobaceo Prod ... Tobaccn*Prod pr Unfon. Pocific .. T 'S Rubber. 62 37 33 41% third ideal s loyaley. As president | zatlon. Th > “hristian Endeavorers we must, be 107- in Con-|Ch of .the Girl Friendly Soclety. o & cut, who gave a mo sting | al first to our own church and them ovr G Ruiveon Kbty Bends. ress to. the gi Following Mrs. | dénominatior. ety and other & R s aen. Low | Dimick's address a short program was | vvis thess two. Mr Wost TnoTel 7 8. Lib 33s ..100.00 : out, as follows: Song, Love's Old 1 youns people (o hate hidy: e U S Lib 2d 4s . 29.86 weet Song, Girls' Friendly oclety; se- «ship with God's. peopie. LR S Lib1st 4%4s100.00 . Mr. Holmes; song, M pper. served by soctettes T o U 8 Lib 24 415 99.9¢ Baldwin; song. Miss Ruth Higgi « Congregatfonzi and the Matho Villvs Pm oro... U S Lib % tom; piano ‘solo,” Miss Edith Whitet tabies, the Worth - Pump B Lib 4th 4%s 99.98 99.94 | quartet, Misses Alice’ IMiiton, M of Hanover. Victory 4%s. ...100.64 100.64 100.80 in and Dorls e yarious COTTON Victory $%s. ...100.00 100.00 100.00 a is| = bec of Santa BEar h New York, June 6—Spot cotton quist: | Quoted in dollars and cemts per $100 visiting relatives here. middling 20.90. | bond | Mr and Mrs. Matnlas Lavigne, sent. Upon count it was found | S {bells Lavigne and Prosper Tsurett w had responded to the roil. MONEY & I"""""( {Tecent ‘guests of Mr. and Mrs Wi v, James Motiee, of New Haves, 7 s —Call money easter; ith the exception Lavigne of Moosup. of the evening, snoke on the m;fivzrlnék e ull(;;:,'umm ¥ Closiug | aupsations Dr. Hudson has returned from ry. "He represented Dbid 3 1-2; oftered at 4; last loan 3 1-2; | elen curre! short visit to Waterbury. . those things we eon- call loans against acceptances 3 1-2. Leroy A. Spoomer of Eden Park dea= ‘o us and have to dis- | Sterting.— lled on friends hero T y nterest of better understand Démand. ..o Lawnm of vantage and mprove- BonD A Canies Tuesday. h one of us kas New: York, b 64 new:high price {Brancs J,- of Jewett C: a wer of thinking and finding out of 100.10 for the Liberty 3 1-2's Was | Guilders s STciastiar: reeves, therefors we mus among the few striking features Gf 108ay’s | Marks T it el important decisions 100 w38~ moderately active but irregular bond {T,ire > Py ey e { market, ‘most other issues of the Broud | syics ‘trancs 4 s RIS hor s $78 g. gl showing trifiing reactions &t the close. | Pecetas i e R . o United Kingdoms of 1922 rose un the | Belgian francs | Boraton: SRR Sofe Tty oalls Winge which prove of mo new high record for British erchange, |Kronen {ers here Tuesday, advantage to us. i the in {but most other European loaus Sweden of better hings. Theee. things lower. Cubsn government 4 1-23 hard- | Denmark { — Keep in GRS fives ened, but changes among oth Norwa: * i(‘O.\'Y!nn.\'cB ON METHODS me 0f hone which seems td grow American offerings were slight. Argentina. .. TL40 | AT C. E. ACORN INSTITUTE |lr e - Heavy buylng of secondary railwey ! Greces 612 R Bn Bowls Mg e man shares was reflected in the bond Lst, | Brazil : 1i QIGHE S ko | Sranchbl -t | 8 ) where Peorla and Eastern incomes made e s e il |3ty MoGee quoted substantial gains with un ng issues METAL MARKET fes Acorn Institute last o of other western and southwestern roads. Total sales (pac value) agaresatsd $14. |, New York, June 6.—Coppe trolytic spot and futures 13 urday at the Norwich .To 4. Our Bearts §73,000. e 8 HbATIY % Let us go om he day’s mew offerings, for which a m;‘;:‘ 3‘2’, ot ‘and neéarby * 32. yeaiase” our market was _easlly found, embraced [CUIe8 8205 0 G L e tove Crane and company $5,000,000 7 per cont. | 708, Seady. PriceR AnCHSOE T felat soclety to” send preferred stock and the Donner Steel com- pany $5,000,000 7 per cent. bonds. Prospective underwritings include a Jugo-Slavia $25,000,000 loan .on terms Zine firm; East St. Louis nearby delivery 5.32@5.35. Antimony. spot 5.25.@ spot -3 50, ur-Square, ir showed that union c PR o LT AT ¥y the state vet /to_be determined and a City of ey i e s Montevideo 36,000,000 soven per cent. | PLAINFIELD e u‘“ . loan. X The Giris’. Friendly Soclety of. {tian Enae =t {Paul's Eplscopal church gave fnental ideals CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET {annual sale and. ente | ERRESELAS e i levening. The sum of $15 The stalls -were pre with crepe paper. jof embrofdery number of " chiidren Chicago, une 6.—Although the wheat market here showed firmness the greater part of the time tod. ices gave way at the last owing largely to reports of British offers to resell wheat'at two cents | MARTYORD BANKER STEALS ENOCKER; I8 FINED g2t very and dain- less than Chicago was asking. Tbe closs |ty apro The candy stall did a rush- > offers grea wreiteda here was heavy at 1 3-8.to0 3 ¢ net low- |ing busin Tea and ca servios for the chur e s, er with July and September both at 3112 |ed. Rev. David Coombs, the reclor, to the 4,000,000 y 3 community troduced the - speaker, Mrs. Chester E.|ple pow banded together by CLEVELAND SIX : SEDAN -*1595 No Other Six Sedan Is Priced So Low HIS new and supremely beauti- ful Cleveland Sedanis the lowest priced six cylinder sedan in America. It is even lower in price than ) Q. Raymond hot-se & to $1.12 1-8. om the-Lront door; eviden:- e saw them. b whe 1 Corn_ finished unchanged he case to trial, the ef- to be a wealthy Hart- He wag fined about $23, re- knocke d was gives some by Judge Hall, of Moodus the case was trieda “the week broke in a Y ks’ vacant house, the g they found to take with them g an old andiron, BIG NATURALIZATION SESSION FOR SUPERIOE COURT HEER | The superior court is to hold maturalM- zation sessions in thig city today (Wed- | nesday) There ave 119 s assigned for the mozm to foliow om Judge James H. Webd s rO.B. i or large crew of trel- at the week-end, be- {ing Ipstructed in the block sigmal sye- |tem. Monday the mew scheduie want in- ja. effect whersby there will be 3e ! |teymen was here Changing of crews in Rocky HUL NICKEL PLATING improvements—yet it sells for $880 less! It Is a2 Genuine Four-Door Sedan any four cylinder sedan of equal size and power, except one—and the Cleveland is a Six! It is priced only $400 more than the new Cleveland touring car. There are fifty-two leading makes of five-passenger cars (both fours and sixes) and compared with their touring car prices their sedans average $754 more. ‘The Cleveland sedan of a year ago sold for -$2475. This new -sedan is more stylish, more superbly lux- urious, and has many mechanical This new Cleveland Sedan must in no way be confused with compro- mise or makeshift models. It is a big, roomy sedan built by Fisher, of finest material and con- struction throughout. A careful comparison will prove the endurifigquality of its solid frame- work—its freedom from squeaks and rattles—its weatherproof steel paneling —its four wide doors and its rich exquisite upholstery. Mounted upon the Cleveland Six dependable, powerful chassis it is We shall be glad to consider the applications of interested dealers who realize the unusual value of the Cleveland Six franchise for tliis territory. CLEVELAND AUTOMOBIL B COMPANY, CLEV!L“AND , Phone 728 UNITED METALS MFG. | COMPANY, inc o Comm, SPECIAL FOR THIS MONTH AUTOMOBILE PARTS, BILVERING )REFLECNRS, RADIATOR SHELLS, BUMPERS, ETC. SPECIAL PRICES ON THESE FOR THIS MONTH ONLY. DONT MISS THIS OP- PORTUNITY, AUTOMOBILE OWN. ERS. NORWICH NICKEL PLATING COMPANY 77 HAMILTON AVENUE PLU.'IN\ The wary Dest workm:n at (he falreat prices G acteed; aiso heating and JORX _¥. TOM €1 West Main JOHN J. ENRIGHT Plumbing, Heating, Tinning and Stove Repairs SATISFACTORY SERv.C 32 6TH STREET music SOLE AGENCY FOR GIBSON INSTRUMENTS TEACHER OF MANDOLIN AND MANDOLIN-BANJO o s camen e