New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1915, Page 12

DAILY aige Is A Great Car” hy people say that—why YOU yourself say it? Ou have heard that in actual sales Paige cars led every motor car at all the Automobile Shows this season. that the Paige “Six-46,” a big seven-passenger “Six” for asily the most popular “Six”—at any price—on the market maps, you have heard that at the new price, $1075, the Paige dy dominated the “Four” field this season. Perhaps, you Sales have increased 61 per cent over the corresponding ; that the huge Paige factory is working 24 hours‘ a di‘l,y to These things are proofs that the Paige car— “Six” or eat car,” as you say. ‘Do you know of any other f the beauty and distinction of n-passenger roominess of the wer and flexibility of the Paige- or, the Gray & Davis starting ystem, the Bosch magneto, the ‘buretor, the nsion, the general elegance and of the Paige ;‘- the Paige “Six” price? s 51395 larity, sales, national confidence. Come and see and drive these two wonderful Paige cars. BUT WHY? 36”. Paige-cantilever chain drive, the “Six”—at a price The same with the Paige Glenwood “Four- Do you know of any other “Four” that hag the beauty and five-passenger comfort of the Glenwood, the nower and reputation for service, the Gray & Davis lighting and start- ing system, the Bosch magneto, the silent multiple disc cork-insert clutch, the elegance and excellence of gen- eral design of the Glenwood—at a price within $200 of the Paige price? That is $1075 It is good to know that Paige cars are at the pinnacle now in popu- [ leave the verdict to you. Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company, Detroit, Mich, ’s Garage 200 EAST MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN. Agents for New Britain, Bristol, Plainville and Berlin But we want the world to know We'll TEL. 943-2 FAIRFIELD SIX -"46™ $1395 “Four-36" $1075 ashington. epublican.) phington in these oned for wonder- pext presidential month and a half pnd a half away. jmbia casts no bal- ort on votes it is jon. Yet though wild in advance n serves to reveal brtant conditions, today. ice. Hughes as the p is so strong | in jtive and radical ,- that if he were his nomination be set down as lassured. But he is on the bench, {and that, paradoxically, is both the | chief cause of doubt and indirectly | the main reason for his availability. { For being on the bench in 1912, he | | took no side whatever in the republi- | nomination, | can quarrel and made no enemies who would have to swallow their {upon him. The conservatives would like Hughes | because although he. proved too pro- | gressive for William Barnes at Al- | bany, he would, by the same token, unite the party. i licans from the west, who are not a | little disturbed at the mention of cer- | 3 { will emphatically call a halt to it, or i tain conservative candidates, and fear llest the party be again delivered to |the “interests” recall the immensely favorable impression which Hughes made when he turned the west for Taft in 1908. They fear others, but ATE IN ALD THE CITY HARLES H. GILLIN 'PHONE INSUR AUTOMOBILE— WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION— FIRE— 974-2 ANCE RECEIVER AND TRUSTEE OF ESTATES. ALE bom House at No. 177 Hart St. th Barn Suitable for Garage. iltz & Costello, Inc. 242 Main Sireet. &k Whitcomb, Gillespie, IS SAN FRANCISCO YEAR ! are agents for Cook’s Tours, Ray- Kinports d and Marsters’ Tours, Independ- of 16 days or more from $170 8, all expenses. W. L ' REAL ESTATE HATCH CO. 29 WEST MAIN STREET. attacks | ! there is More radical repub- ! | take advantage of not Hughes, and add that to deliver the west to him would be easy. There might be another word to that at the election, but so far as con- cerns support for . the republican they are undoubtedly giving the fact. It is known that the franker of the favorite sons already in the field are .ready in private to admit that Hughes.is the only man for whom a general call. Whether Hughes would accept if drafted at the convention, they do not know, nor whether if the movement for him gains headv in the meantime he resign from the bench that he may it without em- barrassment. His scrupulous regard for judicial propriety and his rugged ability to say “no” if that seems his highest duty, are universally recog- nized. Meantime, the booms and boomlets are being nursed on the theory, as one veteran has expressed it, that “many a pot has been won on a pair of deuces,” and that the more favorite sons in the field, the more will it testify to the restored vigor of the party. The talk about the country of Mr. Taft is not ignored at Washington, but while recognized as evidence of his greatly increased personal popu- | larity, and therefore as a valuable party asset, it is discounted as of little or no practical importance " in helping to his own nomination. The reason is simple and must be admitted logical. Mr. Roosevelt is accepted as cherishing an undying and bitter hatred of his successor and former friend but as being also so hotly op- posed to Wilson and Bryan that in the present situation he would support in 1916 almost any republican except Taft. Roosevelt’s influence has waned, but Washington knows his powers too well to suppose that it is at an end or that, under favoring circumstances, it may not again become very great For the republican convention to put up a nominee whom Mr. Roosevelt would unquestionably attack would endanger the seats of representatives and senators running, on the same ticket, and they would: almost cer- tainly be enough to prevent Mr. Taft's Nnomination should it be seriously con- sidered. NOTICE—Tel, 73-2 for experienced bookkeepers, stenographers, dress- makers, cooks, general housework malds, second girls, nurse maids, farm help. Eureka Employment Agency, 84 West Main street, City., N. E. Lane, Manager, 3-13-1d4 SALESMAN. for our guaranteed varnishes, soaps, Toof cement, etc. Experience unnecessary, Vrite f e ‘Write for details. Sun Paint g Varnish Co. Cleveland, Ohio. 3-13-1dx las CASH IN ADVANCE. HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1915. e Py [ sified A WORD - MINIMUM CHARGE 10¢ ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. TO RENT. TO RENT—Flat, four, five or six rooms as desired. tent free till April to right party. Inquire 62 Chestnut street. 3-13-6ad FOR SALE. , FOR SALE—Reading standard bicy- cle with cqaster, light, clyclometer, etc. Gooa condition. 356 Chest- nut street. 3-13-1dx TO RENT—Five rooms, large lot, 220 Kensington avenue. Tel. 1312- 8-12-2dx TO RENT—Three new tenements, five rooms on each floor, at 559 Stanley street. Apply A. S. Boynton, 14 Kelsey street. Tel. 1437-5. 3-11-d3 70 RENT—Tenement of four rooms, All improvements, 473 Park street extension. 3-2-tf TO RENT—Fou roon: ienement with modern improvements to small family of Americans. Price $12 per month. Apply to M. Irving Jester, 527 Stanley street. — 3-2-tf FOR SALE—Several Horses absolute- ly sound, young and city broke. S. D. McKinning, 59-61 Farmington Avenue, Hartford, Conn. 3-13-2d i FOR SALE—New seven room bunga- low, modern improvements, conven- ient trolley, church and school. Room 14 Leland Bldg. 3-13-wilx RENT-—Seven improvements. 75 Austin 3-11-tf FOR SALE OR TO room cottage. All Gas and electriz lights. street. Tel. 422-3. "ORR SALE-—Household goods, rugs and piano. James Dempsey, Jar- vis Farm, Berlin. 3-11-d3x | TO RENT—Two five-roon: terements, all modern improvements. Inquire J. M. Curtin. 11-12-tf TO RENT-—3 five room tenements and 1 four room at 232 Arch street. All improvements. Inquire Mrs. Marr on the premises. 24 FOR SALE—Farm in Farmington. 80 acres with buildings, stock and tools. Near trolley. Station 32 , S. D, Lindsay. 3-9-d | FOR SALE—Ford Touring Car, fully } equipped. Fine condition, For sale cheap. Tel. 1073-4. 3-8-6dx TO RENT—Four room tenement, 1st house on Slater road. $10 ' per month. Apply to E. S. Hart, 425 West Main Street. 3-13-5dx FOR RENT—Seven room tenement, third floor, 353 Chestnut street, ali modern improvements., Call 211 Fairview street for key, E. L. Anderson, 211 Fairview. 3-12-1w TO RENT—TFour room tenement, 275 Maple street. 3-12-1wx TO RENT—Five rooms, newly pa- pered, §11. 401 Chestnut street. 3-11-wix TO RENT—4 room tenement at 227 ‘Washington. ments. New building. 3-11-6dx TO RE! ten rooms. On trolley line. Chestnut street. T—Two tenement house of Modern improvements. W. P. Steele, 260 3-10-1wx TO RENT—A very desirable tenement of six rooms; modern conveniences_ garden, etc., in a two family house, adults, at 113 Bassett St. 3-9-6dx TO RENT—Tenement four rooms, modern improvements. 105 South Burritt. 3-9-d5x TO RENT—Four room tenement No. 21 Winthrop 8t. Inquire No. 27 Winthrop St. Eugene W. Parker. Tel. 456-3. 2-24-f TO RENT—Furnished rooms by the day $1 and up, by the week $4 and up. Rooms with private baths, hot and cold running water in every room, also teiephone. Hotel Grand, 29 Myrtle street. NTED—By experienced carpenter and builder, new or repair work of any kind. Shingling a specialty. Tel. 396-4, 3-13-6d line of paints, WANTED—EXxperienced Protestant cook for Farmington, general housework maids, farm hand. Must furnish Al references. Eureka Em- ployment Bureau, 84 West Main street, Ci -13-1a WANTED—Responsible man or wo- man who can furnish references, to represent us in this locality, in the sale of Guaranteed Spark Plugs to automobile owners. Good pay. Ap- ply Murdock-Daly Co. Spark Plug Manufacturers, 39 Church strect, New Haven, Conn. Sats.-Weds. WANTED—Young man to work drug store. ence Store, in One with some experi- preferred. Address Drug Box 8, Herald: 3-11-a3 ADOPTION—Wanted beautiful, healthy boy baby in American family. Address for in- terview P. O. Box 951 Hartford. X 3-11-4dx good home for WANTED—Position by cook. Address Box experienced 3BB Herald. 1.3ax e Superior Court, State of Connecticut, County of Hartford The 12th day of March, 1915 Sarah Laura Elton Gregory Charles A. Gregory. SECOND ORDER OF Upon complaint in ¢ brought to said Court, at Ha rtford, in said County, on the first Tuesday of February, 1915 and now pending, claiming a divorce, custody of minor children, it not appearing to this Court that the defendant has received notice of the pendency of said com- plaint and it appearing to this court that the whereabouts of the defend- ant Charles A. Gregory is unknown to the plaintiff. Ordered that mnotice of the institu- tion and pendency of said' complaint shall.be given the defendant; by pub- lishing this order in the New Britain vs. Herald a newspaper published in New | Britain, once a week for.two succes. sive weeks, commencing on or bhefore March 19, 1915. By order of the Court, GEORGE A, CONANT, Clerk of said Court. All modern improve- | Gause | FOR SALE—Seven room cottage, hot water heated and all other im- brovements. Owner wishes to leave town by April 15. Address Box 20AX, Herald. 3-8-6d FOR SALE—Barred Plymouth and White Wyandotte eggs, setting, $5.00 per hundred. Wil- | liam Whitham, Kensington. Te 92-13, 3-13-7d Rock $1.00 ! FOR SALE—Barred and White Rock eggs for hatching. 245 Burritt street. 3-12-1wx I"OR SALE—Omne 1912 Studebaker runabout, one 1911 Overland run- about, two 1913 Reo five passenger cars, These cars all in first clazs condition. Apply Denison’s Garage, 430 Main street. 3-5-d12 FOR SALE-—Ten acres of best farm land in Modesto, Cal. Cultivated for alfalfa and fruit. Alex Berg, 44 Center St. 3-9-5dx | room, | floor, electric lights, steam heat, | use of bath and telephone. 53 Glen street. Tel. 999-3 ; MALE HELP WANTED. _ Young Man for our local $12.00 weekly to start. sing. Frontier Mfg. Falls, N. Y. Niagara 3-13-20x Co., 2,500 annually. Co-operate with me evenings at home. Iiverything fur- nished. Don’t worry about capital. Boyd H. Brown, Omaha, Nebr. 3-13-1dx WANTED—Expert fitters on gowns, suits and coats. Give references, Apply to Ryan’s Specialty Shop, 99 Pratt street, Hartford, Conn. 3-12-42 WANTED-—Goo0d, bright boy, 16 yvar; of age, for office boy in local fac- tory. Address Box 30XX, Herald | 3-10-d6 AELP WANTED— | WANTED Experienced on ladies’ hats. Must be well pnqn\l-, on styles. Apply at once Raphael Department Store. 3-13-24 LADIES—Immediately; filling, label- ing boxes. Home-work evenings. Steady. No experience. Absolute- Iy no canvassing. cellent oppor- tunity for willing worker. Enclose stamp. Erina Co., Toronto, Ont. 3-13-1ax i 42-piece Dinner Set for distributing | only 3 dozen cakes of Complexion Soap FREE. No money or exper- ience needed. Tyrell Ward, 216 In stitute Place, Chicago. 3-13-1dx We want sell a popu- Retails for | ATTENTION SALESME live representative to lar elegtrical necessity. $2. Sells on sight to homes and | offices. 100 per cent. to district agents; 50 to 65 per cent. to sub- agents. Very little capital require Write at once for particulars. Haven't time to talk to any but energetic hustlers. Wallace Novelty Co., 22 East 41st street, New York. 3-6-13 WANTED gent for specialties Start now. free. Lathrop Specialty Box 10, Wauregan, Conn fast selling | Particulars Co., Lock | FOR SALE .Load $2.00 bag 2.00 ...bag 2.00 Compost Manure . | Sheep Manure Bone Mcal . | Top Dressin Seed Potatoes STANLEY SVEA GRAIN & COAL (O, Tel. 419. Cor. Stanley and Dwight Sts. | Steam Vulcanizing | FREE TO ANY WOMAN—Beautital | | Clubs and Private Parties Accom- Now 5.0t "M Metal Ceiling | T0 REPAIR THAT Perhaps there is a strip that has become detached, a hangs down, making the room look untidy new or repair work in metal ceiling. J. EDWARD ERWIN Plumbing and Shcet Metal Work of Every Description. 62 Lafayette Street. ’Phone 629 Bl S L e i e S e e v s ) | FOR SALE--16 JOHN STREET 300d 2-family house of 12 rooms, Large lot. 66x165. Low price. Easy terms, Also good rent on Ledge Court, near 13 k. Rock Av. All modern conveniences. H. b. HOMrHREY DETECTIVES If you are anucipating |tion ‘b any matter where msecrecy, [ integrity and results are essentiaf | write A. G. Brown, 20 State Streed, | Hartford, Conn. 'Phone Charter 7574, vighily at Elizabeth 1089, Typewriters From $5.00 Up. Factory Rebuill, HARTVOKRD ypewriter Exchange 26 StateSt,, 41 Consult us for First class work guaranteed. Matn St | tubes 25 ceata. | Why pay more. Tire repairing in all | branches. Slightly used tires and | tubes all sizes in stock. New Britain Tire and Repair Co., 64 Church St., Near Main. -mlx Investigas wHunisinger Business Schwol -, Remember This: Those who have the ability will get positions first will also get the best positions of your ability by cupy. THE busine They | Judge the position you oc best HUNTSINGER BUSINE~S~ | SCHOOL, INC | 30 Asylum Street. Hartford, Conn. | 7.200 Sq. Ft. Floor Space ' HART’S 05y RELIABLE [ REPAIRINC GARAGE sUPPUIES Rear 189 Main st. Tel. 221 BUILDING LOTS ; We offer a nice building lot, 80x140 Print Shop Printing done ln-lnnny langunges. GOOD WORKMANSHIP — MODER. East street, Vis feet, One $200.00. A cash payment of $50.00 either of these lots. | The Home Banking and | i Rea‘ty CO- inotype Composition. ‘1 ickinson,” 193 Mai EASTERN PRINTING AND PUB he Dickinson 1 ain Street | LISHING COMPANY. 53 Church Street. Tel. 634 C. EBDISKN, Mgy Buena a avenue, secures g “A.B.JOHNSON, D. D. S. DENTIST Nosonal Bank Bui ling FOR SALE Stultz & Co. Piano, mahogany casc, { Terms $1.50 weckly. Fully guaran- teed, cha arf, one year's tuning | 12 Quarts Milk $1.00. and del ry free. Don’t fail to come in and see this piano, SEIBERT & SON, o™, BRODRIB & WHEELER i Tel. 5708-4 639 Stanlk 5 min. 138 Main Street | aiey & COAL BILL don & Sons Piano, Sold on terms of $2.00 weel Price right ir 1ld at once, we cd the = e N oA :j By Burning ‘ BRODRIB & 'HEELER ] 138 Main Street JESTER 60}:\(;‘ Y NUT PRICE 87.00 PER TO Leave Orders at Crowells 254 Main Street. New Britain Milk Depot PURE MILK AND CREAI\] Wholesale and Retall State test: “Best in the City.” 1f you want the BEST, get Seibert's ' as FOR SALE A used Columbia Grapho- phone with records, perfect condition, $15; terms, $1.00 weekiy. Come quick if you want this bargain, BRODRIB & WHEELER 138 Main Street Denison Garage | Livery Cars for hire, day and night. Storage, Supplies and Repairing Ag’t Reo Cars ‘Phone 1319-2 | ¥Yor Your Insurance and Surety Bonds /=~'d troubic by hoving YOur insur- ance written by & mun who knows bow. Go to DWIGHT A. PARSON», Roarh’s Riock PHILADELPHIA DENTAL ROOMS 193 Main Street| Over 25¢ Store BEST WORK AT MODERATE PRIGES | Ottice Open from 8 A. M. W 8 . >L Sundays by Appolntment E. MONKS, D. D. S. ~inna Mon’za D I - BOWLING 0 Q ILLUSTRATORS ENGRAVERS - HARTFORD, CONN. » modated. HILDING NELSON, 172-174 ARCH <712 Wall Papers—Room Mouldings— Wall Papers WALL PAPERS OF NEW and NOVEL DESIGNS all grades, prices right. 304 MAIN St. Sign Makers. "Phone 534 MORGAN & KINGSLEY, ESTABLISHED 1854, . [ the o!dest Wall Paper and Paint Shop in the Clty. T e ——— h