New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1915, Page 16

'AREFULLY FILIED. HARTFORD TELEPHONE YOU The February Furniture Sale is now in progress. The greatest the year are represented in this big cvent. cconomies of R ORDERS, CHARTER 1580. oadcloth and Velvet o SUITS $ MER PRICES $55.00 to $75 Suits In plain (velvet. of them 'being fur trimmed. iare geeen, brown, taupe, navy, wine and black. NOW and broadcioth, short coat chiffon velvet There are many Included 197 P ut in the latest models, styles, also a few long: the in assortment 1of our-sample suits which will be closed cut at $19.75. felvet and Silk Plush e SUITS § n er, Prlces $89 to § Jot includes our finest silk plush and chiffon B of beauty and 39.549. Now velvet distinction. Colors are black, gray and 30.75 trimmed; Added to suits, fur taupe. will be a few handsome broadcloth suits in late models. Another New Shipment of SPRING HATS Ch assortment shows the last styles produced in New Just Received Y ork. They are nearly mwsed entirely of handsome braids such as the barnyard “hk‘h is mow most The new sewings in Milan and Liserette braids. The and ribbon cffects—all shades. Prices $5 to $12.50 hiD B ' CERHAN lroks Expecied nousc:0. 12:45 p. m.—Al- castically to Ger-/ bttle up the Brit- of submarines as le,” England jis latest develop- situation as she Ince the outbreak pusly subordinates not excepting the b cross the Suez inence to the de- In, while the for- following quick- If the German de- the government le German threat prompt counter ptement says, the nsidering ‘“‘more against German ers rticular urgency, statement as to jat’ Britain should rtly. j Policy. p in the meantime ounced policy of satisfaction. The in Landon today newspapers Con- warning to neu- waters surround- bs are to be con- area after Feb- =hips attempting he channels speci- | pwn risk. bwspapers declare an announcement benefit England entitles the Brit- leclare contraband | ed for Germany. jsh Troops. Piron of the Te- | o omptitide. of the eaptain who, ob- | than 12,000 Tur- se the expedition | the Suez Canal, received in IL.on- operations in attempt in even the canal will is the general LS QUAIL. Hunters in east- ort that thousands | by the recent were found starv- is | are treating | ARGENT A OPENED TO AMERICAN TRADE‘ Need of Immediate Expansion in Commercial Relations Between Countries Voiced by Naon. 5.—The need of | immediate expansion in the commer- | ‘Washington, Feb. cial relations between the United States and Argentina was volced by Ambassador Naon of Argentina, in ad- dressing the Chamber of Commerc of the United States today. He de clared that as a result of the Euro- | pean war Argentina’s imports of man- ufactures had been diminished fully | $100,000,000 and suggested that American aught to supply this de-| mand. The ambassador quoted Argentina | authorities to show that to obtain a foothold in that market, American manufacturers would have to adopt themselves to the business methods in that country. It was pointed out that American commerce suffers in that respect by comparison with German ! commerce, the German plan being to | fulfill all requirements whereas America seeks to impose its own bus- iness methods. The problem of closer commercial relations, the ambassador said, was a practical question and expressed the | belief that it would be solved sooner by a reciprocal study of the commer- | cial methods and characterics of the two countries to that end he urged the creation of a special Argentina-Ameri- ican chamber of commerce. Other speakers included Myron 7. Herrick, former ambassador to France; Dr. B. ¥. Pratt, chief of the | bureau of foreign and domestic com- | merce, and E. A. Filene, vice president of the international congress of cham- | bers of commerce. British Hospital Ship Prevented From Being Sunk. Southampton, via. London, Feb. 1, 55 p. m.—The British hospital ship urins which narrowly escaped cing torpedoed by a German sub- marine off Havre a day or two ago, arrived here this afternoon. | ome wounded aboard. 9 | Sing Tong. | Sing, a Hip Sing member. | Tom Lee, ! Coastal ! be | enough It had | trimmings are flowers, TWO CHINAMEN DIE IN ELECTRIC CHAIR { Pay Death Penalty at Sing Sing for Murder of Fellow Countryman in New York City, Y., Feb. 5.—Lee Dock were put to death in chair at Sing Sing prison Ossining, N. and Eng Hing, the electric carly today. Both men were members of the Hip They were convicted of the murder of Lee Kay, the aged leader of the On Leong Tong. The murder occurred February 17, 1912, during a Tong war in New York city, and followed the murder of Hip Pon It was brought out at the trial that Lee Dock and Eng Hing were delegated to carry out a decree of the Hip Sing Tong that Tom Lee, head of the Om Leong Tong, himself should pay the penalty for Hip Pon Sing’s murder. however, escaped, and Lee Kay, his body guard, received the builets intended for the rival Tong leader. Warden Thomas Mott Osborne, who is opposed to capital punishment, was absent from the prison when the executions occurred. FREIGHT THROWN OVERBOARD. Steamer Prospero Irom Submerged Ledge. Johns, N. F., Feb. 5.—All the fieight and most of the bunker coal of the coastal steamer Prospero were thrown overboard before she could floated from submerged ledge upon which she had been forced by : great ice floe off the north coast of Newfoundland last week. Barely coal was left to carry the steamer to the nearest port, where she secured a new supply. The Prospero wags forced to await a favorable wind, which drove the ice off the coast, and has just arrvived here. The vessel sustained considerable damage. The ice is now coming down from Greenland waters in great quantities, covering the grand banks and sweep- ing southward towards the trans- | Atlantic shipping track. Steamers Floated St, a | Members of the crew say | catastrophe was prevented that a by the ‘rving the white track made by the torpedo, altered the course of i vessel, bringing it sharply around a half circle. The projectile pa Larmlessly astern. The light gcod at the time { ARM l)()l)(wlh(. KISS. 5.—If BREAKS Moultr eb. | =irl wants to kiss you, I away. John Radecliffe, remain unkisse Winifred Price { and broke his arm and three s he is satisfied l:m still untouched. a pretty do not run 16, trying to fled from pretty Mrs. fell through door He lips a ribs. because his arriving from British ports report ice- bergs and floes extending nearly 200 { miles from the east coast of New- foundland. Vessels will have more | difficulty than usual in avoiding ice dvring the remainder of the winter and spring, because the taking over of the wireless stations for exclusive i military and naval purposes will make it impossible to send out the custom- ary warnings. IEXPLOSION KITLS Madrid, Via I m.—Twenty persons many injured by the terday af a hoiler in a tory at La Guardia TWI IFeb. 5 were X 6:15 Killed explosion turnitnre Paris, e and v fac- | TO RENT— TO RENT—One | TO RENT—Two five-room tenements, | CASH IN ADVANCE. ()] ing, ironing and cleaning by the da 626 \West Main St NOTICE—Ma 'Hksl ¥, paperhanger, has mnvml Hartford avenue. Tel, painter and to LU fuanad. RENT—Seven street. Tel. TO Lincoln venienc tenement modern room All on con- 4 3l O RENT—Two rooms with kitchen, light housekeeping, one flight, 14 Prospect street. 2-3-4dx TO RENT—Four rooi provements, $13.00. modern ini- 281 South Main hurch \ll(‘!, by 80 feet with ell, first ciuss location for busines: George W. Andrew, National Bank Buildir TO RENT—Four room all | modern convenicnces, ale. No. 93 Hart St. tenement, rent rea 3dx TO RENT—February first, one three and one five room flat All modern conveniences. 131 Main St.,, L. M. Barnes. 29-64d T() ](E)«T—]‘urn)shed rooms by the v $1 and up, 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. Four rooms with bata, corner Cherry and Pine, $12.00. Five room rent,38 Maple strcet. P. J. Murray & Co. 1-16-tt TO RENT—Five room tenement, third floor, modern conveniences, on Block Rock avenue, Inquire F. ‘W. Loomis 150, Arch street. Tul lf TO RENT—Tenement of four rooms. All improvements. 473 Park St. extension. 1-9-tt | tenement of five rooms, all modern improvements. 130 Cherry street. 1-4-tf TO RENT—Five rooms. all imprave- ments, at 47 Glen street. Inquire 30 Commercial Street. 12-2-tf all modern improvements. J. M. Curtin. Inquire | 11-12-tt TO RENT-—3 flve room tenements | and 1 four room at 232 Arch stre All improvements. Inquire Mrs. C Marr on the premises. 1 SITUAT ION‘. SHOEMAKER, experienced, work of any kind. care Mrs. Denemore, wants Frank Vesecky, | 214 Main. RN AR FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Fresh made creamery butter, the finest you ever tasted, 39c 1b. Russell Br 2-3-d38 | FOR SALF-—F&H(‘ Ceylon Tea, 35c b, 8 1bs. for $1.00. A regular | 60 cent quality. Russell Bros., 301 i Main street. -d3 ; Eggs, strictly | Russell Bros., 301 | Y FOR SALE: Irefih 33c Native doz. 1 HLLP \VAVTED—FL MALE. \VA"I’I‘FDVVVOrkex s Relief Calendars, fifty cents each. | Earn ten cents for each Calendar sold. Net proceeds used to pur- chase food and clothing for starv. ing Begian women and children. Your work may save the lives of many innocent sufferers. Write Belgian Calendar Committee, 18 West 34th street, New York. to sell Rel;fldn WANTED—Pastry cook. J. M Finnegan Stables. Telephone 302 BRYAN HARD Tnd. AT WORK. Feb. 5.—William of state, put at speechmaking yester- but program more strenuous. Mr. Bryan make five addresses and also to attend luncheon and a rec tion. His address tonight on *The Railroads’ Relation to the Business World,” at the Transportation club dinner is expected to be the most im- portant of his two days’ visit to In- dianapolis. ASKS $40,300 REDUCTION. Feb. 5 Indianapolis, J. secretary a day, Bryan, ir busy day today’s is even is to plans a Washington, the omy, Carrying administration’s policy out of econ- Secretary Redficld has sent a communication to Chairman Fitzger- ald of the house appropriations com - mitiee, asking for a reduction of £40,- 500 in the appropriation od taking the census R facturers. The attrid the saving to the adoption of busines: | methods in the census report bureu, | all of cretary MINIMUM CHAKRGE 10c NE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. i { LOST- Los | B ' ALL advertisements for the classified column musf be in G'e Heraid office by !:30 p. m. en the day of issne LOST, Monday evening, bunch of five | or six probably near center Please return to Herald. 2-4-a2 ! - S FOUND. FOUND—Small white West Main street. D ROOMS. pleusant room, of telephone. Tel. TRNISE all conveniences, 0 Franklin Square. us: upr lowe Piano, D—Second h:\ml State make, Address ano price. WANTED Main St. wanted, small second Box 10BE, | 2 TED- hand safe. Herald. [0 purchase Address -3-3d carpenter, kind or re- 396-4. new el WANTED—By pair work of ¢ i‘Ul( SALE, FOR rubber tires, 2 single double harness, 1 business 1 sleigh, 50 hens. A. C. Kensington, Ct., 'Phone 646-2 SAL ti horses, 1 buggy, open harnes: 1 top buggy w FOR SALE able for Rhodes, suit- T Two sleighs, light deliver) East St one 676 FOR SALE—20-inch grinder, milling H. P. gasoline engine. hand elevator boiler. Write us. Lucas & Sou, Bridgeport, Conn. Telephone con- nection. 3d lathe, emerv machine, 16 FOR SALE—New milk, Hallinan, 142 Main street. Apply J. M. 23-tf | Gurran Co.| Extraordinary Bargains in all Departments for Tomorrow BLANKET SPECIAL Large Wool Nap Blankets Special af $1.98 ! | ‘ Ffifl S Al[__Several | Friday, | &ey | Feb. | which is the | make such transfers, | abatements as the law Chestnut, 1-2 cord.. i DRUG STORE, The Only Shingle e World Made Entireiy “HAMPTON" METAL. Water, Weather, Iire and you about Roofing All work absolutely or too large We , furnish which will Jast an aver J. Plumbing ton, o and set uy wge lifetim and Sheet 1 Lightning guarante ir capacity EDWARD ERWIN Work “PENCO” proot. Let me talk with ed—no order too small for atten- Tonecan Gutier and Raluwater Pipe e Fvery Description. Metal Ceilings a Specialty 62 Lafayetle De GITY ADVERTICERENT BOARD OF RELIEW, The Board of Relief of the New Britain hereby gives notice they will meet at their office, in City Hall, AT 10 o'Clock, Monday, Feb, ttend to the duties said appointment. Meetings held on Wednesday, the the 5th; ! City of that the M. 1915 periaining to will be Friday, h; and February, and A 1, to « the from Z P 0P M 9 evening from Feb. 1st t Sundays, from M., also on the evening of from 7:30 to 9 o'clock, st day on which appli- cation for relief can be made and to deductions directs. WILLIAM SCHAEFER. WILLIAM MIDDLEMASS, DENNIS J. FARRELL, Board of Relief. H. L. DAMON, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR Sage-Allen Bldg., Hartford FTER fifteen years' location Crowell's Drug Store, T have office to 276 MAIN STREET bank build- Jewelry Store. result, Call 12th 915, from to P. M eb. 12th, M. to excer 9 P. 2nd, moved my (next to the new ing). Over LeWitt’s Better service will be the and see me. F. L. McGUIRE OPTICIAN PHILADELPHIA DENTAL ROOMS 193 Main Street Over 25¢ Store BEST WORK AT MODERATE PRIGES Office Open from 8 A. M. 10 8 P. M Sundays by Appointment F.E. MONKS, D. D. S. Geargiana Mons, D Mild Weather Sale Pony Nut Per Ton . $7.00 Three Full Bags L5105 No Coal will last longer or will give heuex satisfaction; also a saving of $1.00 per ton. SPECIAL WOOD PRICES. Hickory, sawed, 1.2 cord. Hard, sawed, 1-2 cord. Hard and Soft, 1-2 (‘urd. AT CROWELL'S 254 MAIN STREEY. LEAVE ORDERS BEST COAL THREE BAGS Pwowe $1.0 5 26w n OFFICE 24 Dwignt Cownt Call ttreet , and ev- |y and at | 'Phone 629 sirable Houses on Trinity Stree’, For Particulars nquire of H. . HUMPHREY Nank Bullding T Main et BUWLING Clubs and Private “arties Accom- modated. HILDING NELSON, 172-174 ARCH STREWT DETECTIVES If you are tion in any anticipating matter where integrity and results are essential write A. G. Brown, 26 State Streei, Hartford, Conn. 'Phone Charter 7574, tehtly Flizaheth 1089 InVestiga- secrecy, 200 8q. Pt. Floor Space HART’S STORAGY LIVERY RELIABLE REPAIRINC GARAGE SUPPUIES | || Rear 189 Main st Tel. The Quality g Print Shop Printing done i many nguazes. GOOD WORKMANSHIP — MODEK-, ATE PRICES Linotype Composttion EASTERN PRINTING AND PUB. LISHING COMPANY. Church Street. lel EIRES N 53 . 634 ‘ Vv = Y¥or Your Insurance and Surety Bonds ‘4 troubl: by having yowmr insur- ance written by & mano who kbows how. Go to DWIGHT A. PARSONS Rooth’s Rlock Typewriters From $5.00 Up. Factory Rebuilt, HARITIORD- yp ewriter, Exchange 26 State ., 4t S —— BIRDS AND DOGS, SINGING CANARIES TALKING PARROTS PET DOGS GOLDFISH & GLOBES. HARTFORD BIRD STORE 90 Allyn St Hartford, Ot — mBe"rlanternach OUN IR ILLUSTRATORS ENGRAVERS HARTFORD, CONN. On Schuliz & Cosiello, Inc. 242 Mein “ireet. For FIRE INSURANCE