davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-18

Inc Following Judgments were nied yes
terday, February H. the first name being
that Of the debtor:
American Fur & Felt Trading
Corp;-Western Union Tele-
Ayres. stephen B.-ciity Of N. Y. 2ss.2s
American Process co.-seldner &
Athenecos. Michael B.-i1rrv;ins ''
National Bank OF New York. 1.39s.29
Blanchard, Frank c. plymouth
Feed COBB. +. Schwartz ct al 1,973.8s
son Co. .................. 1880
3rickner, Norman-S. Williams 1,162.o7
i3rotman, Abrahanr-P. Hofflcr. 102.05
herman, Joseph--B. Haar..... 1874 20
3aucr Ruse S.-W. ". stoltz.. 267.13
Bannon, Thomas J.--Calumet
Berkowitz. Joseph-Piant Engi- ''
neering & Equipment Co, Inc. I26.70
Siery OH COB. Goldsmith. 1.2sS. 81
B. A. Roife, Inc.--V. Clarke. 1853. SO
Berratti, Josephine and Antonio
Costellano-People &c. ..... 10000
Elshon. Guido-M. Mulholland. 327.7O
CLARK. Edward-S. Goldstein. 177.l5
Lass Chauncey SIS. Berzick. 120. 20
Coyle. y. lrwin-R. "A. Barber. 1900
CC!fher, Sol-r-M a. Robert. ..... 435.65
Sayings In the City Of N. 2. s,sl7. as
ID. D. Goldsmith & Co. Inc
Mount & Robertson. Inc. -. 1850
~ Dyi ne, - 5ack--C. r. Egan. 1850
De Roni. Madeline and Sam Felix
r,n,,peopie &c. ................ 10000
Etaditz' Et' MoFris-E. Mayer ct al. 1852
Etger, Bessie. and Ida Bender
.. Sihsberg ................ 14l12
Eureka Scrap Iron e. Metal Co.
W, lae'--M. Rubin. ............ s9o.54
Fifth Avenue Coach Con-. E.
-, Clifford ............... 1ss2s2
E&y, Patrick--Jacob Rupert. s4s6 az
r. W: Alexander C Co.. Inc.-M.
Syrkin ................... 1862
Grosaman. Jacob--M. Cohn. 563.47
Gilbert Joe-J. J. Lyons. . 5s420
Glass Ornament Co.. Inc---Powers
Weightman. Rosengarten Co.. sos Al
Gaiotta. Daniel A. Gillis. 1.s31.23
GrulneS, isidore--W. Enrich. 67i.22
/ Hill. John H.--N. Y. Milwright
Co. Inc. ..................... 1890
Hager & Myers. Inc.-E. Y. Edi-
son Co. ..................... 124.e4
Harley, Chas. C.-R. Hoguet.... 100. 40
Harris. Benjamin Mn. Levine
ct ai.............,.... al. 1.e7s.2s
Aishmeh, jacob. III. Lutfy.... 454.f0
I Jacobson, Samuel--Paciac Bank. 1885 3s
Jandorf. Fred SIS. Kiein... 22363
I Kahn, Leo J.--P. RAIN. ....... 252Gs
/ kotler. Ma1--B. Gelier. ......... 3.2o3 As
! krtkaWan, Charles. and Charles
/ Mueller-State Industrial Com
mission ............-....... 1851
! Kennedy. Darcy Abraham &c
Straus. Inc. ........-...,...... is&17
| Kahn, Leo--M. Helm. ......... 2oo.si
| Knapp. Anthony Ak. Saizrnan 123e5
| Leimert, Joseph T.--Pease, Behn-
Ing Co.. Inc. nc.................. 1920
Lionel Knitting Mills Ine.-E.
Black OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S00.T2
! Levy, Frank B.-Asoilan Co... 13t.22
Lanzetta, James, and Jack Green
span---Peopie. etc........ 400. 90
Levin. Jacob-F. Kramer. 1865
New-York tribune., 1921-02-18
London Metal Market

LONDON, Feb. 17--Standard copper,
spot, s73 rs cd; futures, s71 12s Cd
Electrolytic, spot, SIC; futures, SIT.
Tin, spot, si68 5s; futures, s172 5s.
Lead, spot, $40; futures, $50 f2 cd. Zinc.
spot, s24 12s Sd; futures, s25 12s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-18

The American Druggists Syndicate
reports for 1920 profits after charges,
but before Federal taxes. Of $186,528,
equivalent to 27 cents share ($10 par
value) on 677,983 shares of stock. This
compares with ID cents share earned
on 566,669 shares of stock in the pre-
ceding year
New-York tribune., 1921-02-18
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

the second that of the creditor and dat
when judgment was fiied:
Naval Legal Aid Assn -R
Byrns; Dec "a. 1920. &2SsSi
Neven-Spark arks-Lamb. Inc--Bridge-
port Wood Finishing Co: Sept
weiser. charles-N Machson; Dec
Eccles, chas H-Eauitabiie Trust
Co OF N Y; Dec s, 1910. ffe6'
May is, 1917 si7.................. aIas,
McCormack Edward. and Fidelity
& Casualty Co OF N Y-People
etc: Jan Is. 1891 (vacated) 1,teoe'
Murtha. Lawrence. and Fidelity
e. Casualty Co of N Y--People
etc; Jan 20. 1921 tvaeated) -: eee'o
Santenello. John, and Fidelity &
Casualty Co of n Y--People,
etc; Jan 20. 1921 (vacated) 49,. 7.ecaot
Hennessy. Frank, and Fidelity 81
Casualty Co OF n Y-People,
etc; June IS, 1920 (vacated)... boo.o
Stern Bros--A Garcia Feb g. 1921 I,i35.t
Beliassai. Ugo, and Fidelity &
Casualty Co of N Y--Peopie,
Lonso. George. aa; and and Fidelity
Casualty Co OF N Y--Peopie.
etc; Dec %. 1919. ............. zoos
Feuerstein. Jules. and Fidelity &
Casualty Co of N Y-People.
etc; Sept IL, Is19...,.......... 1900
Lerner Jacob. and Fidelity g. Cas-
nan naity % CO ,o96 Of People etc; ..e q
Barnes. Buyrl. and Fidelity; & Cas-.
Nov %. 1919 -. I.eoo.e
Wiiford c. Lynch and Miles
Hartman Building &c Land
Corp.-G. F. Hutchinson ct al:
Maryland Casualty Co. and sig.
s3. 1912. ................... 3isl.7
Taubin-J. Granofsky: Feb S.
sterens. John H.. and Fidelity 4
Casualty Co. OF n. z. People.
etc; Nov. Is, 1919. 1.sa"
Neven. Sparks & Lamb. Inc
Patton Paint Co: July !. 1915 se7s
inson and Samuel w. Halper--
Royal Diamond Co.. Inc; Jan.
soryino' s o'1i Luie,-A. seiigman e; AA''''''
al; Oct. "a. 1890. Sill
Paiazzo. Donliuick--L. III Gen.
naro ct ali Dec. Is. 1890; cam
continentalFolcing Pap err BOX
April ~. 1899 .....'........... isI2s.s
sett ct al; July 8. lslS....... 7ts2
June 2. 1920. 2o............."..... 1859
kleinfeld. Max. and Isaac Fein-
berg--S. Geldberger; March "a.
Continental Folding Paper Box
?. 1881. .................... 1853
Frummer. Isadore. and Solomon
Bisgaier-Peoplo. etc; Nov. 4.
1890; cancelled. ..........,.. 5oe.e
Aiton. joseph. and Solomon Bis
gater--Peopie, ETC.: April -.
1920; cancelled. .....,....s.... 2.9e0.e
In Bronx County
Connolly. Roger, Leon; Sept.
-, = = : =. Z. : . +. : - SffS.o
Goldwater. Edward--L. Bomdy;
June 21s 1890: vacated. .s.... s2k.T
New-York tribune., 1921-02-18
North Dakota Bank Closed

GRAND FORKS, N. D., Feb. 17.-The
Peoples State Bank here closed its doors
to-day, due, it was said, to depleted re-
serve. 1t is the thirty-sixth North Da-
kota state bank to close within three
months. OF this number, two have re-
opened
New-York tribune., 1921-02-18
Business Troubles

Mirslsy. Leon Nj. IL. NJ Mirskyl
A. Lurrie ct al. al........ sea
Maricq. Arthur. Iselin 3D.. sel
Mutual Window Cleaning &
House Renovating Co Inc
State Industrial Commission. safe
Minton. Maurice Mn McCon-
mel ................... $50
Mclean. Charles-R E Beris..... 43S
Murphy Cooperage Co Inc--Yn-
terborough Rapid Transit Co.. s1l
Mathot, John A-P Friedman... ais
North Jersey Pearl Works Inc
N Edison Co Co-.......... 15S
Newburgh Clay Products Corpn--
E w Harman ................ 427
O'Boyle. Frank C-Newark Trust
GO ................. f1s
Orlando. Mary C-securities Ac-
ceptance corpn :............. 1892
Pine Costume Co 1nc-B Silver
Powell. John Nv II Titiebaum is is
Qutman, Morris. and Frank z
Benjamin (Quitman & Benj&-
nin}-cschwartzreich & Good
Ruhl. chas J-E NJ Bonotf. - ..... $50
Rubinstein. Morris---N Y Edison
Co .................... ia
Farms Inc .................... 1906
Rosoff. Mayer-H X Heiss ct al. lo7
Seeley. Walter H-C r Pierce. 100
Strauss. Abraham (wear Well
Dress col-York Mfg Co Inc. 9T5
Seaboldt. Bert-C P Coulter. 2.Sl1
Stephany. Elizabeth and william
New Jersey Terra Gotta Co. Bls
Stella, Lena, and Autumn CatteI-
iano--People etc ............. 500
Schiil. Bruno-H Finkeistein. f5T
Schwartz, Isaac, and Jacob Pine
L Greenberg .......... $40
Tlngley, Addie R--R BeNnett.... 2e.12t
Ursitti. Pasquale-P Kadushan. 1872
Vulcan Sc Reiter CO., Inc.-Paul
Ditisheim Co.. inc. 1852
Wheeler. Howard e. - Stevens
Aylsworth Co., Inc. .... zes
Weintraub. Davld-H. Blum. 7&o
Weisfeld, Abraham d. Rubin
ct al ................... eaS
Weinberg. Max S. Weissbrot.
Inc. Ss7
Weinstock, Philip, and David
Carlinsky-L.. Greenoerg. es2
Wetnstock. Benjamin, and Abra-
ham Quasha (Standard News
Wilfuehr, Herman T. -- Douglas
Barnes Corp. .....s..... 1859
Zezynski. Kost anti D. TX
Schmidt)-Swift & Co., Inc... 2e2
In Bronx County
Arrigonis Arrigo-W. 8. Fraser. 92o7
Albers, Fred c.. and Carrie =. @.
e. c. Smith. Observation-Disclosures. &69
Brown. Herman--H. Hershkowltz rs
Deluc!a, Emilio Interborough
Rapid Transit Co.......... 1io
Kleinberg. + q n n e. Dalerose
Realty Corp. ct al. 80
Pekay Const. Co.. Inc.-A. Bron-
Van Collen, Edward-J. Volck... s.42s
Nernora, Gouis-R. Carvei Co..
Inc. ..........s 80
New-York tribune., 1921-02-18
Petitions in nankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy
The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled yesterday in the United States
HERBERT L. E1sENBERG & CO.. stock
brokers. az Brcadway; involuntary:
raincoats, 13 University pl.. involuntary.
GASSIAN SCHWARTZ. woolens and
dress goods. 81 Hester ST; Involuntary.
Boulevard, Bronx; involuntary. Liabilities
are given as $4,000 and assets $1,000.
stRs, 1880 7th ~ av.: ~ involuntary. Liabili.
ties. s2465s3; of which $166,447 are un-
secured claims and $701o9 accommodation
paper. and assets at $4,000, all life in.
HARRY osTERMAN. dresses. IS W. s1st
ST.: involuntary.
| SOPECA TRADING COMPANY, INC,
12O Broadway; involuntary.
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
| were filed yesterday in the United States
H. L, HEIMERDINGER. Inc--Liabili-
ties, $14.SS2; of which s14.572 are un,
which $1,100 Is stock in trade, $3.50 machi-
merry, tools etc; s2.750 debts due to open
accounts and s7Sl deposits of money in
bank.
ENVELOPE PAPER AND TAG CORP
Liabilities, s15,1S1. of which $15,164 are un.
which sl6,765 is stock in trade. $4,000
machinery tools, etc, and S4,l2S debts
due in open" accounts s1,375 bills. prom
issory notes and securities and $4,000 other
personal property.
RUBINs KAUFMAN, furs, 207 w. 27th
ST., liabilities $13.905 unsecured claims and
assets of $500 of which $500 is stock
in trade, $1,000 machinery. tools, etc, and
$5S7 bills, proInissory notes and securities.
WILLIAM LAPKIN, dresses, 13e w.
goth St, liabilities s97.2s6. OF which s1s,-
900 are unsecured claims and $8l064 notes
and bills, and assets of s9,i26 of which
49, 600 is stock In trade. $1,000 machinery.
tools, ETC.. and S4,S26 debts due on open
accounts,
Gilman G. GITTELMAN, furs. 80 West
Twenty-sixth Street--Liabillties, SlS0.T75.
of which S1l6,775 are unsecured claims and
$64,o0O secured claims; assets. $3l.0S1 of
| chinery. tools, etc, $4,000 debts due on
open accounts and s1,764 bills. promissory
notes and securities.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday In the United
States District Court by Judge John c.
Knox:
Edward Benoit. temporary receiver. for
Katherine McNaught, lamp shades. 40 East
Thirty fourth Street. with a bond OF $1,000
and Jacob Michelow, trading the De
Kalb Button Works, against whom a pc
tition was filed on February 15. with q
bond OF $1,000.
Arthur Lewis. temporary receiver soH
Herbert L. Eisenberg &c Co.. stock brokers
80 Broadway, with bond OF $4,000.
Max Cedarhaum receiver for the Elk
Twenty eighth Street, with bond of ST..
New-York tribune., 1921-02-18
Miscellaneous Markets
New York State Bonds

Issued In coupon and regiHtered FORM
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds rexiss
Ter
New-York tribune., 1921-02-18

1VVUU TBOHt & MONT.
1890 stCalcdonia :.
3e0 sCandela ria s.
lia00 stCashboy 80.
200 Cons Vir SIiv. .
e9e0 sCortex silver.
$500 sCraciterjark .
16500 Div Ext Ia p)
5000 fcl salvador s.
1000 Emma silver.
A5500G sEur Or NJ G.
700 stEureka Holly
400 sForty-nine M.
5000 sfGoid y DIV.
$500 ftGoldf Cons. .
10000 sGcldf Flor. .
$500 stGoldf Dew. /.
1000 stGreat Bend.
10000 ~tHarmill ID M
$50 Hecla Mining.
500 sHenrietta Sii.
100 sHond- Am Syn
zoo Howe Sound. /.
$500 sfJim Butler. i.
320o tJumbo Exten
1900 stKewanas -.
800 efKnox DIV -.
$4,000 sLone st C NJ.
$4,000 sMacN Cres NJ
1000 stMacNam Ms
300 Magma Cop -.
$500 stMarsh Mng..
500 sMthr l. c old
1900 Mur-M nj Ltd.
400 Nipissing M Co
1900 Ophir Sil M c
1900 Prince Con -.
as Ray " Cop Co
100 sRay Hero Cop
300 *Plat Pail Pr.
10000 Rex Consol -.
$500 stSltv Kg Div.
$500 stSilver Flick.
37G0 Roper. CIR NJ G
500 st Croix S!lv..
5000 "tSil NJ OF Am
200 Stand Silv Id.
$500 stSuccess Mg..
$500 sSutherld DIV.
1900 hTailapoosa 8.
375 sTonopah Bel.
2S00 sTonopah DIV.
450 Tonopah Ext.
62o *Tonopah Ming
1900 Untd Eastern.
1900 stU 8 Cont NJ.
$500 atVict D "a p)
$500 NV End Cons.
270O sW Utah Cop.
1900 tWh Caps Ms.
$500 wiibert Mng. .
100 sYuk Gid Alas
New-York tribune., 1921-02-18
Receivers In Bankruptcy
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments filed yes
terday February II. the first name being
that Of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-18
German Internal Bonds
American Druggists Syndicate

suPnlisted. tsells cents per share.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
UMAN BEINGS ARE LIVING AS ANIMALS
1000 Greek Refugees Dying at ra Rate of 50 Daily

ISew York. Feb. 22.-Six thousand rcek refugees. at Batum, Trans nucasla. their clothing worn 10 hreds, are Living like wild aninaals in rns' and dying at tho rate of from 2 to 60 a day. writes pr. w. F.. nmbo, a Near East relief worker. of Vest Philadelphia. Pa. in n report om the Black Sea port received here. In what he calls "a tragic exodus
 lat bids to become historic. pr. ambo says the Greek government ready has ropatriated 10000 who emil lated from the near east to colonize hrace and that from 10000 to l@,VVo main 10 oe transported from Batum hcl their homeland. Most or these. p s. are physically strong but OO0 refugees from other regions who pckod to fatum in the expectation Of stef have been in that city fve onths. waiting in vain for help. their
 ndition daily becoming moro desper- lc on account of the rigors ot the resent Georgian winter.
 ! The Greek government. pr. Rannbo splains. disclaiming responsibility Tor he plight of the people. has under ken through humane considerations nly to feed and doctor tho refugees it. 70 Tar has declined to trans prt them to Greece on the ground that hcre Is insufficient housing there to lolter them.
 Meanwhile" the letter says, ''thc OOO are vsr-crowded in barracks un-
 for human habltation. The fami- Es have no privncy. Some arc lying bed day and night because they have
 elothinu to protect them from the Id or cover their nal<edness. Unless bsedy relief comes to these people oat of them will die during the win r. Alrandy the remnants of tho orig al refugees arc In despair. One of hcm eaid to me- 'wc-1re no longer niting Tor ships: VIC arc wafting for IT. or 5.T67 in this party in tho tT hng only about .. 400 remain-- 367 arc dead. Another party Of G.
 D has 2.SO0 survivors-4, 600 are |ad. Of the survivors TOO arc ill."
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
w. c. T. U. OPPOSES
 TOBACCO MEASURES
Against Appropriation, of $l1.OOO to Help Plant GrOWers-Point to
 Cut In Welfare Money.

Hartford, Feb. 22.-The Women s Christian Temperance Union of Con- necticut is opposing the tobacco sec ton of house resolution No. 15S12, which provides an appropriation to the federal department of agriculture of s32, ,000-raised by the senate to $41.000--for eradication of tobacco plant diseases, incladinS wild fire" and "root rot" in Connecticut.
 The state organization of the union has sent appeals to Connecticut's sen ators and congressman to oppose the proposed appropriation and it has sent bulletins to w. C. T. T.. branches in the state urging that letters of pro- test be mailed to their respective rep resentatives in Washington.
 The state union is also opposing establishment of a tobacco experiment station in Connecticut, Mrs. Mary B. Wilson of Huntsville, president of the w. C. T. U., said today. We are against appropriations for the tobac co industry when amounts for child welfare work and education are being cut down." said Mrs. Wilson.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22

MsrtineIh Victor records at Morans' --Advt.
 Owen Horan. ex-chief of the Mer- iden fire department was a caller at tho Central station today.
 Mary Miles Minter, Harold Lloyd. Palace tonight.-advt.
 A. c. Hammond Camp. U. s. W. ", will meet this evening and a bronze tablet in memory of the heroes of tho Maine will be unveiled. A social session will follow tho meeting.
 Chocolate dates, 4sc a h., We'd nesday. Haliinan's-advt
 Basketball and dance Friday night, State Arfnory. advt.
 The police department has made arrangements for a horse drawn ve- hicIe to answer hospital calls during the present conditions.
 X daughter was born this morning at the New Britain General hospital to Mir. and Mrs William Makarevicz of 27 Lyman street.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
SHORT CALENDAR'CASES.
Only Four Cases Arc Listed for Fri
 day Session of City Court.

Four cases are listed on the short calendar docket for the session of the city court at 2:30 o'clock next Friday afternoon.
 The cases follow: Edward Rehn- berg against r. s. McMahon, judg- ment and hearing in damages, Judge W. r. Mangan for the plaintiff, Law yer NJ. A. Sexton for the defendant; I. Birnbaum against Giuseppe Col letta. pleading or default. Lawyer D. l.. Nair for the plaintiff, Greenstein and Greenstein for the defendant.
 sam Saunders against Isaac Reich CT, judgment, Lawyer D. l.. Nair for the plaintiff, Lawyer Ie Witt and Judge R. F. Gaffney. for the de- fendant: Jacob Hochman against Rose. Madrak, pleading or default. Greenstein and Greenstein for the plaintiff Judge r. E. HungerfOrd for the defendant.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
TO ACT ON RAILROAD BILL
Vote on Partial Payments on Govern ment Guaranty Account to Be Taken at , O'Clock.

Washington, Feb. 22.-Under an unanimous consent agreement for a vote before o'clock the Winslow bill for partial payments to railroads on their government guaranty account was before the senate today with passage declared to be assured. Sup porters during debate yesterday showed their power and purpose to exclude all other business from con- sideration until action was taken.
 Senator La Toilette gave notice he would seek today to have partial payments held up until the interstate commerce commission has investigat- ed to what use government funds had been put by the roads.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Ladies' Auxiliary of X. Q. H. Celebrates 24th Birthday at Meeting in K. of q. Hall Last Evening.

The Ladies' auxiliary division of the A. O. H.. celebrated it's 24th anniNer- sary in K. of C. hall last evening. About 100 guests were present includ- ing the clergy of the city, state and county officers, members and friends.
 After a banquet had been served the club by Mrs. Kronholm, the following program was carried out: Star Spangled Banner; address of welcome by the newly elected president, Gather inc Muiconry; remarks by Rev. J. l.. Sullivan; solo. Margaret Dorsey; re- marks, Rev. I. T. Winters, chaplain for the society: address, Rev. F. Laden; remarks, County President Ella Garvin; solo, Carrie Dorsey: re- marks, Mrs. NJ. Crean, the state prcsi- dent, and remarks by Mrs. Tomlins. past county president. Mrs. NJ. Crean gave a solo and remarks were heard from president of Rev. Harty branch, William Hickey. Another solo was rendered by Ruth Igoe, remarks by MT. Kenney. remarks by Ralph Null conry and. the closing address by Thomas Smith.
 The society was congratulated on it's large membership which now numbers 2SO. although it is the hope of the so- ciety that by next year it will have membership of 400. The commlttc in charge consisted of Mrs. Mccarthy, chairman: Mrs. McCrann, Mrs. 1goe, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. O'Leary, Mrs. Shine and Miss Farley.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
Artists Wife Dies
 In N. Y. Sanitarium

Grccnwich. Conn. Feb 22-Mrs. Elizabeth NiIbank Anderson, wife of A. A. Anderson, an artist, died in private sanitarium in New York last night. Her age wac about n.
 Mrs. Anderson was active in piiilan- thropic work among the poor of New fo.k City and several years ago she gave n library to the town of Green wich. e+
 Mir. and Mrs. Anderson had resi- dence, Milbank. just off tho Boston Post Road and she was the second largest taxpayer here. Mir. Anderson, one son and A daughter survive.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
SCARCITY OF FLAGS.

It seems apparent that there is either a scarcity of flags in New Britain or else the people forgot that today is the birthday of the father of our country, George Washington. In walking up and down Main street from the railroad tracks to the South church the only flags visible were the ones hanging from the pole in front of the G. X. R.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
Adam leo RozanskN.

Adam Leo Rozansky. the seven harold son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard kozansky. of 613 Stanley street. died
 esterday afternoon. Tho funeral will |c held at o'clock tomorrow morn hg St. Peters church. The burial EiII in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
Deaths and Funerals
Charles R. English

Word has been received here of tho
 hath of Charles R. English. formerly this city. which occurred in San hiego, California. Mr. English w~s prn in New Britain and attended the tcaI schools being employed for a
 ng time at the stanley Works. He Ia |irvivcd by Alice M. English. Mrs. arry Loigh and Mrs, w. D. Shroop;
 Iters. and W. II. English of Yuma, |rtzona, Q brother.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
.Josi Rornain Maurs.

|Josi Romain Mauri. q Spaniard. |Red IS years, of 10s Hartford ave |ne. died this morning at the New britain General hospital. He leaves | brother. Antonia Mauri. of this city |nd his parents who reside in Spain. fhc funeral was held this afternoon
 nd tho burial was in st. Mary's new lcmct9ry.a
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
ClTY ITEMS.

M.rtinem Victor records at Morans'
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
TRoLLEYs COLLIDE.
|cveraI Persons Hurt in Accident at High RrIdge,

shelton. Conn. Feb. 2p.-Two troll |ry cars on tho Bridgeport -Sh lton line were in hcad-on collision at EIixA Bridge. in the south end of the |0 this afternoon. Several per ronT woro hurt and were taken to he Griffin hospital in Derby. The wreck was very serious ono, md it Is believed that of 12 persons |hken to the hospital several may die. 1ne man is dying.
 wnnlcB of two children arc thought
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
Margaret Halpc .

The funeral of Margaret Haipe of Howard street will bo held at Q 'clock tomorrow morning at St.
 peter's church. The burial will bo h St. Mafys new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
Peter Sunlpcre.

The funeral of Peter SunberE Of huntington will be held at o'clock
 morrow afternoon at the Swedish lutheran church. The burial will be h Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-22
BAYARIAN HOME GUARDS
\ sband Only 1T the Intentc Docs Not Occupy Moro Territory in that German State.

Munich. Feb. 2i.--(By tho Asso- hated Presl-Disbandmen Of the Bavarian homo guard must depend pom tho conclusion of an agreement between tho Berlin government and |hc Entente reiatve 10 the actual |mount Of roparations Germany must bay and the manner of payment. It
 held that If the London conference
 hiis to reach n financial agreement Ind f Entente forces should occupy Additional territory Bavaria would he hn greater need than ever for home fuard to preserve order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11
SUGAR.

Ne York, March lO.-Thc market f"T
raw sugar was UNCHANGED 1T > cents 70"
Cuha5 cost and freight. equal I" Gu"
for centrifugal. r." C"mm.n"" an
nounced sales OF 5000 tons for u for"ig"
destination a. 1850 /. o. l.. 'u"I. Thor"
wcrs no sales of Cuhas reported I" local
ref!ners. although they did purchase So
400 bags O: San Dnmtng" sugar Tor
March and April shipment at 4Nc C l. I.
equal to s 02c for centrifugal.
In refined another r"f:?cr advanced
list prices on hard grades TO n" basis
Of Sc for fine granulatnd, although Sott
grades w"rc unchanged at I.I5". All
other rcf.ners who arc in m" market
were unchanged at s. f"r fi"" Eranu-
lated with good inquiry reported.
Sugar futures were very quiet ana
prices we're points net higher at tn"
close on covering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11
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