New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1915, Page 12

0X & CO. $8 CAREEULLY FILLED. ‘ANOTHER GRAND OCCASION IN ADIES’ SUI Clearances Without a Parailel HARTFORD TELEPHONE Y OUR Shoe clearances for men, women and children. Every style from dancing slippers to rubber boots. ORDERS, CHARTER 1580. B Inventory February first, and the less stock We have on hand at that time the better - it. . This means such price-cutting as we've never before attempted. SUITS AT $19.75 Formerly $30.00 to $37.50. Read today's grand gloth, Serge, Gaberdine and Poplin Suits with short coat and assorted length models. Colors, green and black. Some fur trimmed. TS AT $25.05 P DY $39.00 ORM . are models of every description, Sample Suits, colors are navy, brown, VELVET STREET SUITS EVENING GOWN CLEARANCE all lot of handsome Evening Gowns, only one of a style, in charmeuse, chiffon and The co!crs are Mais, green, Copenhagen, gray, nayy and white. Former prices |6 00. IN FIGHT pns Fails to Pick 1 Balols Cast. 27.—The caucus of ¥ republican mem- a candidate for oner last i1 o'clock without ke a choice, taking in addition to the h Wednesday of last lates on the last bal- | cus began. | membered, Mayor D. J. Donovan of MISSIONER i to be made, evening TO $49.50. in- b ¢ };E NT— SUITS AT $29.75 FORMERLY 8$55.00 TO $65.00. In this lot are practically all sample suits which there are no two short coat models. of all are Broadcloth alike. Nearly Material is mostly with fur trimming. $29.75 $29.75 $29.75 $29.75 $29.75 $29.75 now Taupe Silk Plush. Black Chiffon Velvet, was Black Caracul Suit, Was $100.00. Was $116. $125.00. Was $139.50. satin 8.7 Y lot were practically the same in the matter of strength as when the cau- They were, it will be re- Meriden, John Wilkinson of Orange, D. Walter Patten of North Haven, Fred L. Gaylord of Ansonia and C. W. Covert of Branford. As it became evident at 11 o’clock last night that no choice was likely it was agreed to adjourn until next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock when the balloting will be re- sumed. Thirty-six Present. As at the caucus of last Wednesday | afternoon, Representative Robert O. ! Eaton of North Haven was chairman and Representative E. A. Barker of Branford was clerk. The caucus was ,called to order at 7:30 o'clock and i the roll was called which showed that the necessary thirty-six were present. A motion to exclude bystanders was voted down. Cail On tz & Cosiello, Inc. <42 ¥ aan Lireet. For RE INSURANCE }1-$1 $1-51-$1 $1-$1-$1-$1 on Pencil Sharpener $1.00 A First Class Turn Milling Ontmr Pencil Sharpener. FOR OFFICE OR HOME. Automatically stops cutting when pendil is properly pointed. Street. NEVER BREAKS THE LEAD, rinting Co., Stationers and Printers | him. i | Voted down and the.balloting was re- f ithere were voters present. Representative M. C. Isbell of An- sonia took the floor to say that F. L. Gaylord of his town had made no combinations and Senator Heineman said that his city felt that it was en- | titled to something in view of the work done for the party by Mayor Donovan. No Choice Registered. Mr. Osborn of Branford said there had not been a candidate in his town since 1870, and Mr. Martin of Orange {and Chairman Eaton of North Ha- ven said as much for their candl- dates. The first ballot was then taken | and resulted as follows: Donovan Wilkinson Patten (1av10rd It was the story of last week and { was unchanged in any materital way in the six ballots following. After the eighth ballot Mr. Bron- son suggested an open declaration ana asked for a roll call. There were but five who favored it. The next bal- lot showed no change but the eleventh was declared void, as it had thirty- seven votes on the count. The next one, the twelfth, was thrown out for the same reason. ‘Wilkinson Votes Scatter. On the seventeenth ballot Wilkin- son votes began to scatter, Donovan and Patten gaining, but neither gain- ing enough to encourage them. By the twenty-first Wilkinson began to rally and the result was once more near the normal figure. After the twenty-third Mr. Peasley of Cheshire suggested that at 9 p. m. the lowest man dropped out, at 9:30 the lowest at that time and at 10 the iowest again. Mr. Martin of Orange wanted to know what would happen at 2 a. m. Mr. Osborn of Branford | cbjected to the plan, saving it was in effect gag law. The plan was favored i by Mr. Aaronson of Ansonia. Tuttle With Osborne, Senator 'Tuttle stood with Mr. Os- born, saving that the caucus could { mot pass a vote of the sort suggested by Mr. Peasley and have it binding. Mr. Isbell of Ansonia agreed with | Mr. Peasley spoke agaln for his motion but sald that he realized that | | it would not be binding. It was | FOR i TO | TO RENT—Furnished rooms by | sumed. The twenty-eighth ballot was void, there being one more vote than 1 On the | twenty-ninth Patten went up to 10, th high point, and Covert lost one. Patten gained one on the thirtieth and led the list with 11 votes, only to lose one on the next ballot. i Asks Informal Ballot. i After the thirty-eighth ballot Sena- tor Tsbell asked for an informal bal- | i]nl on which each voter should ex t press both his first and second cholce. | This was agreed to, Senator I[sbell say- ing 1t might serve to bring out the sense of the meeting. The second | choice was: Wilkinson Patten | metal CASH IN ADVANCE. ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTIO BUILDING PLANS our 5 Practical, Workmanlike and reas- onable. Designer, Herald. 1-23-Wed.-Sat.-5t | AUTOMOBILE PARTIES of four or Five dollars even- Tele- less taken out. ings. Ten dollars Sundays. phone 107 RENT—Store 63 Church street, 17 by 80 feet with ell, first class location for business. George W. And)c\\, National Bank Building. TO KLA\T ven Mitchell residence. upstairs, 30 Vine strcet. 1-27-1d kitchen, RENT-—-Two rooms light hou veniences. with “Two tenements, five rooms each, all improvements in Meehan’s block, 24 1-2 Lafayette St. Also Also five-room tenement on East street, Plainville. In- Meehan, 22 Lafayette 1-20-6d new store. trolley, quire Lulke st. the by the week $4 and up. Rooms with private baths, hot and cold running water in every room, also telephone. Hotel Grand, 29 Myrtle street. day $1 ahd up, rooms with bath, and Pine, Maple streét. P. 1- lG—tf rent, 140 improve- Quigley, 1-14-tf TC RENT-—Four corner Cherry Pive room rent,38 J. Murray & Co TO RENT-—Nice 6 room Maple street, all modern ments, furnace heat, 277 Main street. 25. TO RENT—Five room tenement, third floor, modern conveniences, on Block Rock avenue. Inquire F. W. Loomis 150, Arch street. Tel. 1-9-tf TO RENT—Tenement of four rooms. All improvements. 473 Park St. extension. 1-9-tf tenement of five improvements. 1-4-tf TO RENT—One rooms, all modern 130 Cherry street. TO RENT-—-Five rooms, all improve- ments, at 47 Glen street. Inquire 30 Commercial Street. 12-2-tf TO RENT—Two five-room tenements, all modern improvements. Inquire J. M. Curtin. 11-12-tt TO RENT—3 five room tenements and 1 four room at 232 Arch street. All improvements. Inquire Mrs. C. Marr on the premises. 11-9-°¢ A. B.JOHNSON, D. D. S. DENTIST Nauonal Bank Bllh ling. Gaylord Covert Donovan The regular b’\]lonng was resunu‘d with the singing of “Tipperary”’ while the votes were being collected and counted. Vote for Baldwijn. On the forty-seventh ballot Gay- lord went to 10, being his high water mark up to that time, and he gained another on the next ballot and two on the following, the fiftieth, He went back to 10 on the next ballot, however. On the fifty-third ballot Gaylord went to 14 and one vote was cast for Simeon E. Baldwin. Gaylord dropped again and had but 8 votes on the fifty-ninth ballot. After the sixty-fourth ballot Sena- tor Tuttle moved to adjourn at 11, if no nomination was made by that time. The chair protested that 11 was too carly and asked the senator from the Twelfth if he “had a date.” He de- clined to answer, but insisted on a vote on his motion. It was amended to make the hour 1 a. m., and the amendment was carried, hilariously. ‘Wilkinson Comes Back, The ballot went on without inci- dent except that the seventieth and seventy-first were void. On the seventy-sixth ballot Wilkinson went up to 12, having the largest number of votes on that ballot. At 10:45 p. m. a recess was taken by general consent until 11 o’clock. Al that time Senator Tsbell said that the caucus was not getting anvwhere and he was inclined to move to ad- journ until next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Tt was suggested by one man that he could not arrive by that hour. It started a debate as to the Dbest time, in the course of which Mr. | Perry of New Haven said there should be a conference with the candidates and endeavor to get the low man to drop out or else introduce a resolu- tion declaring the place vacant. Tt wae finally agreed to adjourn until next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. DECREASE $16,050,500. Berlin, Jan. 26, Via London, Jan. 27, 11:06 A. M.—The Reichsbank statement stock and paper currency de- creased 64,202,000 marks ($16,050,- gold alone increased 15,340,000 loans increased 15,000); discount bills, decreased 49, §12,495,000); term treasury 000 inclnding treasur 980,000 ties, chiefly decreased marhs securi notes, (354 decreased 250) and de- 56,000 marks marks ($4,471,500). MINIMUM CHARGE 10¢ | 1.OST 12.00. } issued today shows that the | AUTOS TO HENT 108, | ALL advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by % :30 p. m. on the day of issue, l ()ST f(w..xmh ar school hall, Tucs- day evening, small brown purse, containing sum of money. Suitabie reward if returned to 18 So. High reet. 1-27-1dx on Myrtle Finder re- saturday, probably street, bunch of key turn to Herald Office. FOR SALE. FOR SALE houses of nine crn improvements, lots on or near trolley P. Steele, 260 Chestnut Several two family or ten rooms, mod- building | W also lines i stre | x| CHICKENS FO and Barred lets and young street. Wyandottes Rocks, pul- at 114 Arch 27-3d SALE no\lll\ osters. ALE—Upright plano, perfect | Paying storage. Now leav- Almost given away if moved immediately _mail me $1.00 | weekl Addr ste,” Herald offic Can ss New milk Main street. FOR SALE: Hallinan, Apply J. M. | 1-23-tf | Barred Rocks. 360 eggs. Jan. 1st C. Bauer, Ke 1.20 FOR Produced in Dec, to 19th, 264. ington, Conn. rc&[ estate, per cent., no P ORROW $600 on give first mortgage, 6 agents. Box 216 Berlin WANTED—A trolley. street, child Address Minnie, Bristol, Conn. 1 boarder, near 119 Grove 26-1dx The Only Shingle in (h o “HAMPTON" v World Mad METAL drely of “PENCO” Water, Weather, you about Roofing. Fire All work absolutely guaranteed—no order too small for and Lightning tion, or too large for our capacity. We also furnish and set ug which will last an average lifetime Tonean Gutter and Ratuwater ¥ proof. Let me talk with attens J. EDWARD ERWIN Plumbing and Sheet Metal FOR SALE- Hotel Powhatan WASHINGTON, D. C. “The Hotel of American Ideals.” New—Fireproof. Pennsylvania Ave., at H Streets, within walking distance of shops, theaters and public bufldings. Overlooks the White House. Earopean Plan, 18th and WANTED—By American, to rent or lease a small farm with barn and chicken houses. Within five cent trolley fare of 2 W Britain. Ad- Box 10F, Ht’xuhl -ddx WANTED-—$2,000 first first class property. No agents. Address * Herald. mortage on Pay 6 per cent. ‘Mortgage 76, 1-23-3d | WANTED—To piece of real worth $8,500; gage and pay 6 per cent. A. A, N. B. Herald. borrow $4,000 on a estate, house agd lot will give first mort- Address 1-21-1w SITUATIONS WANTED. NTED—Position as waitress or second maid. Call 138 Hart street. 6-3dx W HELP WA AGENTS WANTE nearby territory to sell my foun- tain spray specialties, the Autospra Bath Brush and Autospra Garage Brush. Call and see them, 33 Glen street, Mr. Hunter, 1-26-1dx WANTED-—Mechanic to make pair special curved sci q pay well, Address Griffith, State street, Springfield. one Will | 583 HELP WANTED—FEMALE, WANTED—Stenographer. 206, City. ‘Write Box 1-26-1dx WANTED—Competent mald for eral housework. References quired, No washing. $7.00. Also experienced nurse maid for two children. References required. | Tel. 1065-2. 1-23-6d gen re- work. $3 daiy the Business | References re- LADIES—Permanent salary intraducing Woman's Magazine. quired. Write to 714 Myrtle ave,, Bridgeport, Conn. 22.6dx | WANTED Apply Mrs. C. Forest St. 1-21-d6 ———————————————————— cook. 123 mnnetcm F. Bennett, FURNISHED ROOMS. TO RENT--Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping, all modern con- veniences. 193 Main street. Ring | bell 2. 1-27-2dx “well heated gentlemen, | Address TO RENT— Pleasant, room for one with or without Box 2XX, Herald. two board or TO RENT—Two furnis Main street. hed rooms, 193 ROOMS—Furnished or bath, separate Kkitchen housekeeping. Apply C. J. Board- man, 475 Arch St Telephone. 1-20-tf By Hour or Da) J. M, Finnegan Siahlas Telephone 302 F. L. McGUIRE Pony Three | better 76c to $1.00 per Hard and Chestnut, Rooms, detached batn, $1.50, $2 up. Rooms, private bath, $2.50, $3 up. Restaurant a la Carte, Palm Court, American Indian Grill, Tea Room, Grund Pipe Organ, Orches- tra. Write for Souvenir Booklet with Map. Ask for special fitinerary for Bridal Couples, Conventions, Tour- ist Partles, Schools and Colleges. Hotel Powhatan, Clifford M. Lewis, M, location I have IR fifteen yei Crowell’s Drug Store, moved my office to 276 MAIN STREET build- Store. bank Jewelry (next to the new ing). Over LeWitt’s Better service will be the result, Call and see me. OPTICIAN H. L. DAMON, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR Sage-Allen Bldg., Hartford BIRDS AND DO SINGING CANARIES TALKING PARROTS PET DOG GOLDFISH & GLOBES HARTFORD BIRD STORE 90 Allyn St. rtford, Ot. ~ Mild Weather Sale Nut Per Full Bags ‘l-"- No Coal will last longer or will give | satisfaction; also a saving of | ton Ton. 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