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' NEW J, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1923. r 15 to SINCERE TRIBUTE others la a ntlghborhoed art to TO be built. This formality was not fol- lowed JACK FROST IS out in the Kllbourne case, Wall Street Briefs BULLISH BUYING GREAT STAR OF the records of the building commis- MOUND sion Indicate. PUTNAM & CCi The financial district hears that MIMKU, MW.WU4.,JtAMTrjHJ IToa IXOIAH0C - announcement will (Continued from be mads next First Page)' week of the sal of a seat on tht WEST .MAIN ST. NEW N- on October (Continued from First Ftge) New Tork which hat been Jl BRITAI- " I.swlsburg, kaew Matty mil lovd 14 in exchange Motors and Stocks htm. arranged tor a record high price of Accessory Tel. "r the world series $126,000. A recent transaction at 1040 Many baseball notables anil South Manchester Chnrcli and Chicago etty promi- series and fields 1125,000 was the highest for mem- Are in Great Demand nent buslnesa men came rreat soggy for today's football games. bership privileges. to honor "Big Six." Among Mr. them were John 3, McGraw, of the From First and Mrs. Myron St, Clair Burr Rising temperature were promised The In 8. 8. (Continued Page) mid-we- rise Kresge common New Oct. 10 We Offer: New York the st today for tomorrow as York, fPVAnother Giants; Erncat. Sterling, of South Manchester, parents of to 70S, and its closing quotation wild outburst of bullish enthusiasm N. Y.s the troupe of Inclemenls extended Bronirvllle, Albert Powell, breezes began to make their ap- Elliot K. Burr of this will ob- yesterday at 700, gives it the dlstlnc-Ho- n characterized ot New city, Its run in the east, the opening today's AMERICAN HARDWARE CORPORATION Haven, Conn.! and Emit pearance. of highest-price- d Is- Fuchs, serve their 60th anniver- being the stock market. Nash Motors Jumped $ BIGELOW-HARTFOR- Edward and David wedding Records fell with ths snow In sue on D CARPET CO. Rellly Bancroft, In much the same manner a dis- sary October 14, and will hold a the stock exchange, formerly points on the initial sale and new Omaha, which never before had mer. held respectively secretary play of winter furs amidst a quan- public reception to their friends at by Michigan Central, subsidiary high records for the year were estab- LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK and of the Boston National at- cury at 30 degrees, frost and of the New manager tity of autumn leaves attracted the parlors of the Trinity Methodist killing York Central. The mark lished in the first few minutes of Baseball of which flurries on October . STANLEY WORKS League club, tention to Mcshken's store. The church In that town from 8 to p. Chicago's duplicates the price reached by trading by Allied Chemical, Ameri- Mathewson was president. Connecticut Light and Power Co., m. snow, melting as it fell, upset rec- Bethlehem Steel during the war. can Agricultural Chemical preferred. THE TORRINGTON COMPANY ords of 19 These six men were selected as showed a display of electrical ap The Burrs were married in years. General Motors, Glblo Bros, aud V. Wall S. honorary pallbearers. Among other pliances, while the Dickinson Drug October 14, 1875, and Temperatures near and below Street statisticians calculate Rubber common. Chrysler was baaeball men expected to attend the company In one window showed per- spent the early years of their mar- freezing accompanied tho first snow- that yie book value of U. S. Steel heavy at the start, falling back 15-- 8 funeral are John A. Hoydlcr, fumes in green and gold with a gold- ried life in that town. For more fall in northern New York, Niagara common Is $275 a share, based on points on the Initial sale. en and cabinet back- Middle-tow- In president of the National league, and drapery maple than 20 years they lived In n Falls, Albany, Buffalo and many figures the balance sheet. Ten Speculation continued to run riot William F, Baker, president of the ground, and In another window, a and more recently have made other points reported flurries. The years ago the book value was $143 In the motor and accessory stocks Philadelphia Nationals. blue and gold effect In hand painted their home In South Manchester heaviest fall In Pennsylvania waa at a share, a gain of $182 a share. vrcuuiui .nylon ut'lllg U1U up poinib china. Wllkes-Bnrr- e Current of to a new top at 119, Bros, JUDD & COMPANY Thousands sent messages" of con- where Mr. Burr has been In the Glen Summit on quotations the stock, Dodge common 2 42 dolence and floral pieces. The mes- Metallic sliver cloth drapery and dairy business and has been raising mountain, which was blanketed by therefore, are $150 below the book moving up to and Members New York Stock Exchange value. Studebakcr, Fisher and Tim-ke- n sages came from all parts of the Imported vases of artificial flowers extensive berry patches. an inch of the flakes. Snow, was Body Member Hartford Stock Exchange t world, two of the added a touch of beauty to a display The six children born of the un- general In Ontario, tho earliest fall Roller Bearing all bearing their radiograms being records on New Britain Burritt Hotel Bldgn Tel. 1815 from persons aboard ships In the of new style fall hats and silk hos- ion are all living. They are Louis .St. on record in the Canadian province. Indian Motorcycle Co. earned previous high early gains' from to nea-l- y Judd Pearl corner Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Flowers iery at the Outlet Millinery store. Clair Burr of South Manchester, Frosts $145 a share on the common stock ranging large factions Building, St., of Lewis, Hartford, Com. Killing 2 n War-de- was an excep-tio- sent from other cities rilled two A painting effect, in which a rase Itcuben M. Burr of Hartford, ll mid-we- after preferred dividends In the points. Chrysler bag- Clear skies in some to the gage cars. of flowers and a bowl of fruit were D. Burr of Hartford, Mrs. H. H. last year ended Aug. 31, In contrast to upward trend, extending points night brought killing IS Its loss to 3 before the end ot In accordance with of set into a golden frame on a back- Bnyrer, formerly Miss Florence cents a share In tho preceding 12 points WE RECOMMEND AND OFFER: the wishes frosts. North Platte and Valentine, the first half hour. of easy Mrs. ground of black velvet was much ad Burr, of Hurtford, Miss Lilian A. VehrnKttn Klmiv fM4v Trtwo linfl months. Net income was $201,913. Prospects Mathewson, the funeral services money rates for some time to come, mired at the Volz flower store. Burr of South and El- aE",n,t SM1J- - are to be simple They are to be con- Manchester, such frosts and Lincoln, Nebraska, current The had considerable diffi liot K. Burr of this city, who Is high earnings and reports of Aetna Life Co. ducted by the Rev. Frank B. Ev- judges reported its mercury at 29 degrees. further business Insurance in a decision and In all connected with the Skinner Chuck The TVunsylvanla railroad has expansion contained erett, pastor of the Lewlsburg Pres- culty making Snow and sleet In Illinois caused In tho mercantile reviews three cases It Is said were dead- Co. They also have several given Toungstown Ftpel Car Co. an weekly byterian church. they grand numerous automobile accidents due were the reasons for locked for a while. children. order for repairs to 1,000 steel cars. popular given Travelers During the services, business In quite to slippery roads and obscured the spirited demand for many issued. Insurance, Co. .T. Both are in excellent health and Increased demand for Iron has I.enlsburg will cease. Flags are al Judges were Delbert K. Perry. vision. Two fatalities in Chicago pig Pool continued to a Miss very active, Mr. Burr doing most of expanded at the South operations play half staff on the campus of Bucknell B. Comstock, A. W. Bllpeck, were attributed Indirectly to the operations big part In the ex- G. Kim- the chores about his place. Chicago plant of Sheet trading. Foreign university, where Christy Mathew- Ruth Anderson and Mrs. A. storm. Toungstown changes- opened demand Mr. Burr has for many years been and Tube, where another fur- steady, Travelers Co. son, Jr., la a student In the Junior ball. Mrs. Kimball was In New Tork Tho movement of the pres- blast around $4.83 and Insurance member of the International Order higli nace has been blown In. sterling ruling Rights claps, and on many houses. The and was unable to be present last a sure area from the northwest to the French francs at 4.60 cents, of Red Men, but has no other frateiN. Bucknell student body, night. east, where It Joined another storm Low Close delegations nal affiliation. High from the Masonic lodge, American originating In New England sent Allis Gal .... SS', Legion and the local chapter of the temperatures dropping over virtual- Am Can .... 235-- 237 237 Phi Gamma Delta. Mathewson's fra- HAVE CLOSE CALL Y. W. C. A. to Observe ly all the northern part of the coun- A m Loco .... 1 1 4 will escort the from Am Smelt ... ternity, body try. IN FAILURE lis the Stoughton home to the cemetery. Its 15th Anniversary Willlston. N. P., was the coldest Am Sug G.i The Bucknell-Oeorg- Washington Four Members of Crew of Barge For the 15th time, the New Brit- spot last night with a reading at 24.

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