Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 16, 1922, Page 8

York, Aug. 15—A moderate ad- in prices took plmce In “today’s market, most of yesterday's losses wiped out in short covering opera- the breaking up of the soft coal strike and the bright outlook for peace in the anthracite flelds. Rail shares showed early firmness Indicating the fi- communities belleve that ‘the ng but thé an- to go before congress on the rail situa- tfon : caused -some Irregularity. Steel -shares showed considerable im- provement, probably on the assumption that- the settlement of the coal strike would bemefit that Industry more than way-other. U. S. Steel common was up » point, Lackawanna rose 1 7-8, Repub- e 2 1-2 and other independent shares In sympathy. The individual feature 'in this group was crucible, which soared 2 3-4 points on reports that dividends would be resumed shortly. Union Paecific. which was up nearly 2 pdints to a mew high for the year, fea- tared the carriers, other strong spots in which were Chesapeake anda Ohio, New York Central, Chicago and Northwest- ern, Norfolk and Western and New Or- teans; Texas and Mexico, all of which wdvanced 1 to 2 points Severa! mere mew highs were recard- »4 during the day's trading, notaly % Famous Players. International Paper, Pittsburgh Coal and U, S. Realty. Mex- ban Petroleum moved within compara- Uvely narrow limits today, closing at & vet galn & 1 3-8. Baldwin and Stude- baker, the - other speculative favorites, algo moved to higher ground. Total sales were 550,000 shares. The chll money market was easy, opening and renewing at 3 1-2 per cent. and thence declining to. 3 whers It vlosed. ‘Somewhat more activity was woted in the time money market but the tdtes were virtually unchanged. Teports of heavy =elling in European senters caused a reactionary trend to Ue - early dealings in foreign exchange. French franes sold off to 7.96 1-2, as st ' 8.03 yesterday, but recovered o 8.02 before the market closed and were quoted as high as 8.06 later. Ger- wan ‘marks were down to ten for a went; an extreme low record, following the znnouncement of the German cabi- aet that it could not pay more than $2.- §00,000 of the $10,000,000 demanded by Franée this month as payments on ac- sount of debts to aliled nationals. Canadian exchange was virtually at par; ‘the Canadian -dollar being quoted st 99 31-2 cents. Cessatlon of coal im- rts from the United States is be- ved to have been 2 contributing fac- tor to the increasingly lower discount In the last few days. Czecho-Slovakian wown checks were quoted at 2.90, a new. kigh record. Fpreign exchange dealers report that speculators in international turrencles have of late been turning their attention to Czecho-Slovakian and Routhanian remittancas, accounting in part far the increase In those rates. r STOCKS. The follawing 1s a summary of the transactions on the New York Stock Ex- ehange up to 3 P. M.: High. Jew. Close . T4% 74 4% . B3% 53% 53% PR Y. 39Y% Beet Sugar ... 46 45% 46 Bosh Mag 39 38 39 Can oo 68% 583 o8 Car & Fdy 2% 171% 171% Car & Fdy pr . 122% 122% Am Cotton Ol . 21% o8 Am Cotton Oll pr . 54 551 ~——Is Ideal for— The Co%xion aderesy: Geoenza Las > 23,08 x.i?m Balt & Ohlo .. Balt & Ohlo pr Beth Steel ., Beth Steel (B) Canadian Pac Cent Leather Cent Leath pr Chandler Motor ... 60 Chi Gt West ...... Chi Gt West pr ... 21 Chi M & St P .... 31% Chi M &St Ppr ../ 48% Chi & N'west . . 883 ChiRI&P. Chile Copper Chino Capper Cosden .. Crucible Steel Del & Hudson Dome Mines .. . Erle .. .iveen Erle 1 pr .. Erie 2 pr .. Gen_ Electric . Gen_Motor Gen Motor pr . Gen M Deb 7 p c .. 94% Great North pr Great North Ore Hupp Motor Car Tlinois Central 29% .. 1093 Illnols Cent pr A..111% Inspiration Cop . Int Harvester Int Mer Marine Inter Paper Int Paper pr sta Kennecott .. Lehigh Valley Marlin Rock . Mexican Petrol . Miami Copper MoK &Twi, MoK &Tprwi,, Missouri Pacific .. Missouri - Pac pr Nat En & Steel . N Y Central . NYNH&H.. Norfolk South - Norfolk & West ...116% North Pacific Penn R R Pierce Ol . Plerce Ol pr . Ray Con Reading Reading 1 pr Reading 2 pr . i Rep Ingn & Steel ... 73% | South/Pacific ....... 925 South Rafiway ... 26% South Ry pr ... Tenn Cypper Tob Prod A Tobacco Prod Tobacco rts Tobacco. Prod pr Union Pacific Union Pac pr U S Rubber U S Rubber pr U S-Steel ..., U S Steel n r. West Un Tel West'house E Wi O'land lard pr . Worth Pump New York, Aug. in_congress. Industrial by Colorado” Industrial Gas and Electric' §'s. Norfolk and Western convertiple §'s and public utility presented several strong spots, Detr Edison sixes pushing up 1 3-¢ po with galns of a potnt being registered 8's and Pacifiz BOND MARKET, 15—Mixed prevalled in today’s bond mark road ‘mortgages hardening in with the upward movement and. Liberty issgyes easing off a bit rerewed activity for bonus. legisla: changes raii- mpathy in stocks | on issues 5, | { | | also jurmped up 1 3-4 points, and Chesa. | i peake and Ohlo convertible 5's and’ Nov | 2 AJ O flies or insects can con- taminate Domino Package Sugars. They’ are always pro- tected by sturdy cartons and strong cotton bags. They are weighed, packed and sealed en- tirely by machine, never: ex- posed on the way from our re- finery to your home. Ask for Domino by name. Don’t endanger the health of )} your children by giving them loose sugar that has been ex-- vosed to flies and insects. American e an SugarRefining Compeny weeten it with Domino’’ Granulated, Tablet, Powdered, Confectioners, Brown; Golden Syrup; Cinnamon and Sugar; Sugar-Horey; Molasses e Orleans, covered quickly. road improvement bond: county, N, 4 to 4 1-2 per cent. - Mign. Lib 3%s ...100.94 Lib 2d.4s . 10046 Lib lst 4% 101.20 Lib 2d 4% 10056 U S Lib 34 4310054 U S Lib 4th 4% 191.26 Victory. 4%s 0.28 do called 100,50 Quoted {n’dollars and band. s ‘Texas and Mexico climbed a point;:but Chicago and Nort! western 7's and’ Kansas City Southern §'s were relatively backward. French 7 1-2's responded to the sharp decline in Frenc¢h' exchange by dropping below 99 for the first time, but they re- French §'s were up a half and ‘Belgian 8% rose 3-4. ese issues, which - featured the advance yesterday soid off today on sales, the first 4.'1-2's dropping 1 1-2 points and the second 4 1-2’s losing 3-. The only. new offering of any note was ’the -$886,000 .issue of 5 per cent Atlantic which- were sold to yleld YT was almost inevitable that -~ 1 Type 61 should bear out its reputation as the greatest Cadillac by establishing a re- markable sales record. That much yas apparent imme- diately following its introduction, when Type 61 enjoyed a reception- such as is seldom accorded - automobile. an ‘But in the last few months this initial enthusiasm for the new Cadillac quickened to a demand that was little short of phe- nomenal. Seemingly the enure ;:ixblic‘had become intensely ‘aware of Type 61 superiority, and sales attained Youring Car . . $3150 Phasion . . . . 8160 ' - Vidoris . . L . S&§ Sedam . . . .. 4100 + Limousins . . Roadsler . . . . 8100 AR Prices, 7.0. B. Detroit] # Two Pass. Coupe 83875 in all its kirtory. We believe that this can mean but one thing: It signifies that the public con- siders Type 61 the greatest motor car valuein theworld. = ° Fis Pasi. Coupe 33025~ Suburben .. . CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN Dici ol a's s of Liberty Bonds. e Japan- realizing [ Low. ‘ Close 100.80 100.80 100.46 100.46 10116 , 101.16 100.46 ~ 106.52 100.46 - 100.48 10116 101.20 100.80 100.82 100.46 100.46 cents per $100 2 ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC, ST. LOUIS 7~ J.C.Worth & Company Forcign Exchangs. of Ganeral Mot With "the excepiion of sterling. all guotations are in.cents per umt of for eign currency: % Sterling— Demand .. Cables Francs ... ...« Guilders Marks Tire =o . Swiss fran Pesetas 4 Belgian francs Kronen Sweden Denmark Norway .. Greece .. Argentina .4 Yesterday L$4.46% . 4.46% 8.021 38.78 0% METAL MARKET. 15.—Copper ‘clectroiytic spot and nearby 14; later 14@14 1-8; tin steauy, spot° and nearby ron steady, spot, New TYork, Aug. 32.12% urn later 32.25; ; lead steady, Year Aec $3.6414, 3.645% ~1.72 30.90 111 4.32 16.2 12.88 7.50 20.90 16:35 13.00 5.60 66.50 quiet. anti- Y Everywhere &5 _ Distributors ¥~ Budweiser . \ prices 5.75@ 5.80; zinc ‘steady, ®ast St. Louls spot and nearby delivery 6.16@6.20; mony, spot 5.2§. ) Corperation i Norwii—THE A.C.SWAN CO.~Newlosn - CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Chicago, Aug. 15.—Wheat dispense( with the dollar sign today for a:while buyers were- 20 scarce. The ' market touched 99 1-2 cents a bushel for the September delivery, with all months at. a new low price record for the season Closing gquotations were unsettled, at i- to 1 1-8 net decline, September $1.0{ 1-2 to $1.00 3-4, and December $1.01 5-8 to $1.01 3-4. Corn, however, galn- ed 3-4 to 1 1-4 and 1 2-8, and oats 3-8 { @1-2 to 5-8. In provisions, the out- {come varied from 2 1-2¢c-decline‘to 10c advance. Shrinkage of buying power and wid- ening out of pressure to sell were most apparent in the wheat market after word was out that President Harding {would hold no further parleys regard- ing the rail strike] Bearish effects of unsettled domestic industrial conditions were increased by disturbing advices abput = foreign finances and by nearly complete absence of export business-in wheat. Practically all, demand » for wheat seemed to be restricted almost al- togeéther to previous sellers who were in a position to collect. A moderate ral- ly with which the wheat market, clesed the @ay was ascribed in the main to profit-taking. The only other noticeable upturn in price was during ‘the’ early trading and was due to announcement that there would be-no board of control for wheat In Canada this year. Signs developed, though, that spreading oper- atlons were in progress bétween Winni- pez and Clicago, with the selling - end here. TUnder such cirqumstances, the abandonment of board of control, plans in Canada ceased quickly to yleld any stimulas. Complaints that corn was firing be- canse of continued hot dry weather gave strength to prices for corn and-oats, I particular, the Nebraska corn crop was reported to be going. back rapidly. q Provislons were dull and irregular, | natural iawa. volume which promised tosur- - pass all previous Cadillacrecords. - - - - As month followed monthyand -~ - : the unprecedented demand for N Type 61 increased, that promise became a fact and a certainty. Now with the figures compiled, it is possible to announce that Cadillac in 1922 has ackirved the greatest success - unparalleled advance in Cadillac business,and the continuing vogue of Type 61 among buyers of high grade cars, coltbre T sut - scored some “gains, ewing to 10,- 100,000 pounds reduction of lard stocks here. % Chicago Gram Markes wheat— Hich Low. Close Sept. ... 101% 9% 100% Dec. 102% 100% 101% May 107% 105% 107 [ com— Sept. .. 'b8° * 1% 58% Dec. 54 42 433 May ...” 57 58% 5656 Qats— / Sept. ... 38% 39% 29% Dec. ... 33% 325 3% May ... 37% 36% 37 COTTON. New York, Aug. 15.—Spot - cotton steady, middling 20.85. - MONEY, New York, - Aug. .16.—Call money easy; high 3 1-2; low 3;:.ruling rate 3; closing bid 3; offered at 3 1-2; last loan 3; call .loans .against acceptances 3. HEBRON Among. Wilimantic shoppers Saturday were Mrs, R. F. Porter and Herbert Por- ter, Mre. Fred Brehani, Mrs. W. O.| Seyms, Miss Eunicc Seyms, W. O. Ssyms, Mr. and Mes. Harold Gray. Union service in the Gilead church Sunday morning of the" “Hebron and Giiead churches. ./ ‘The Sunday_ school picnic of the He- bron_and Gilead churches is to bs held at Columbia reservoir- today (Wednes- day). 3 . Mrs. F. H. Raymond, Mra. W.'B. Seyms and Miss Eunice ‘Seyms were n Hart- ford Tuesday. 5 A British authority maintains that continuous. = employment is° against Beauty Hint for Women For clear skin and bright eyes Take Bee Sold everywh, dependable. When food is only imperfectly di it gives rise to fermentation, bowels, ‘and renders the blood i This results in dull blotches, pimples and other disfiguring marks. Beecham’s Pills act immediately, on the stomach, liver and bowels; regu- ~ late them and keep them in a vigorous condition. -They are mild, harmless and d They are compounded of- remedies of vegetable origin having great medicinal value. ¢ clogs the lmpure, , eyes, muddy skin, - ‘eall, & =% nt -will ‘kesp a holiday todhy in tion of .the 14Gth anniversary of %’ Reyolutionary battle of Bennington. 3 “téwn Mfi 3 Maine, ¢ to holé a great today In celebration of hé - 1i _annlyersary of its incorpora« ““Amos_Alonzo Stage, the veteran direg tor of athletics at-the University of Chi- chéo. celsbrates his 60t birthday -an- today. IR i annital convention of the Society ot orists and' Ornamentai ation at San Francisco will journey to ‘Vancouver. today-‘to attend the annual meéting of the Canadian Bar assoclation. The' now million-dollar plant of tha 0, the Breed theatre today and tomorrow Bert Lytell, the Metro star, has a part :adds to the laurels he has already such pictures as “The Right of Right That Falled” and " “The Face Between™ based on a story by Justus Miles For- - the’ seenarfo ‘having been made by Lenore Coffee. It is a Bayard Velller production. A ‘son’s sacrifice for his father whe girl, to. whom _he is engaged and -every- thing else ‘which makes life attractive to this -rich, young . society man. During his banishment he becomes involved in numervus - difficuities with the moun- tain peopls in the vicinity, and the re- sulting -consequénces make this picturs one of contlnual suspense, full of dra- matic thrills and. interest from first res! to last. e In the cast are Sylvia Breamer, Andres Tourneur, . Hardee Kirkland, Girard Al- exander, Frank Brownlee, Burwell Ham- ridk, Joel Day and Dewitt Jennings. . For the-second feature Cullen Landir will“be 'seen in “Watch Your Step,” an up-to-the-minute comedy drama of. to- day. Movie Chats completes this biz banner bHL Wealey Barry, Idol of the Screem, to Ro- .“Yeal the Heart of Boyhood. The youth of today may never feel the theill of diséovering the "secret in the hollow tree stump, but Wesley Barry, the freckle-faced: idol of the screen, it [nu,hun starring vehicle, Gus Edwards' “School “Days” sponsored by Warner Brothers, ‘which will be the feature at- traction at the Strand theatre during the week, admits that he hasn’t as yet un- egthed -the secret. espite the fact that Wesley is tutor- ed!dy a vprivate teacher, after studic hours. his latest portrayal embodies al the pranks, the disappointments and the glory of the untamable, irresponsibie heart [of “boyhood. The appeal .of the picturs “is. attributed to the fact tha evary human being has at. some time or jother gone through the primary stages. of school. -*As Speck -Brown, the carefres smali town -voungster, Wes' meets a wealthy uncle: who persusdes him to aequire ox eddcation: under the tutorship of a pri- vate teacher in the East. Speck mingled with the wealthy juvenile set, but finde the. life devold of thrills, although- he tries his darndest to creats a rumpus .ampng the ‘younger elite. The maay trials -‘that beset him in his dgsire te interest several financlers in a clothes pin | invention, ‘perfectedby his old friend, ELe!x. an eccentric small town man, and to be a social light in hi§ new surround- lings, bring the realization that the-old swimmin’ hole and his dog and littic sweetheart are ‘the only things worth ‘while for his. Speck ‘thercfore, deserts 'his palatial surroundings and gzoes back home via the freight train route. Alding and abetting the star are 2 number of tal- ented youngsters, and a cast which in- cludes Margaret Seddon, Arline Black- burn, George Lessey, Jerome Patrick, J. H. Glimcre, John. Galsworthy, Francls X. Conlan, . Evellne Sherman, “Arnold - Lacy. J.-H.. Gllmore and Neilie P. Spaulding “School Days” was produced by Har- ry Rapf, and directed by Willlam Night who ‘also-collaborated in- the writlng of the seenario with Watler De Leoa. < Other. subjects. on the program will consist, of a Hallroom Boys comedy, call- ed Matinee Idols and a Selznick mews weekly. i -A Letter to the Public: From -the first day in entering your beautiful “city it has been our aim give the Norwich theatregoers the v best that we coud get in ‘he amusemen: lifie_and” we have always done 50 to the best_of our knowledge. ‘We are now happy to info-m you that sincs ‘taking ovér the Broadway thetre, which was formerly known as -ha Davis theatre, we have completsly uverhauied tHe entire bullding, making everythiag as presentadle as possible for your comfort. Eparing no money and efforis to v =r best we know now. .The same honest policy * which we have succeeded will oe ren:wed with gréater vigor, giving bettor and higger acts of feature photoplays of :ha best <The new Droadway thesitrs wi:l re- open Thursday, Aug. 17, with the. wold famous B. F. Keith vaupdaville, consist- Ingo? five blg time acts tbat we ars ai- ways' proud 'to 'presant. The feature photoplay for the upening wil! fsature Eugene O'Brien in the comedy drama, John' Smith. 3 We will strive to give you the best money, can buy. and. will welcome all our old friends and patrons and naw friends which will be welcomed at all times. - Yours ‘for the best in the amusement line &nd for greater suscess t) the Nor- wich public we ‘are’ : The Management Broadway and Strand :According to the billing of ths vaude- ville acts that have vean tscaived 1o date, this vaudeville bill promises, t> cut- do all other programs -ver seen in this city ‘and. that is promising a srea: deal as everyone who nss visited the’Strand before will testify that this will Bz Gif- ficult to do. £ X — *gh:\'eufl% they busted you, huh! 'y Bobtall—for” slapping a mule's face. - 'Shavetail—Why, that fen’t anything. Bobtall—I know it but