New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1915, Page 12

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1915. OO Completely Equipped— $ 78 5 Nothing More to Buy electric selfestarter, electric lights, generator, one-man mohair top and b wood or wire wheels, specdometer, high-tension magneto, windshield, etc. h Engineering Dominates ring ideas have dominated the e, expensive motor cars from proved under every conceivable practical test, both abroad and home. The Kind of Demonstration We Give . You can ask us to put this car to the test or any road. This demonstration will banish from your mind all comparisons with cheap, ordinary cars cost- ing from $750 to $1200. This smooth propulsion of the Briscpe car under any and every conditicn, the flexibility of its motor, its easy riding quality, its voadability, will class it in your mind with cars sell- ing for thce as much. ‘The Briscoe car was built for discriminating buyers —men who wanted a car built right, highly finished in appearance, comfortable and responsive to every demand of the driver. A demonstration will convince you that the Briscoe is all of these things. It more than meets expectations. b engineering has ngver before been low-priced American cars would cheap, uncomely, low-value they are today. Hasty manufacture s for all the faults of low-value * Poor engineering is also at fault. car-contains the best ideas of leading s. It is a really high-grade small fine material, with as careful work- artistic in appearance as any of the It is the finished product of three investigation and study—tiied and d’e’ the fo!lovnng features, boasted of in cars costing $1100 to $1400. them if you were paying $1500 or $2506. The BRISCOE hu them —without additional charge: F.lmrle harn button on Left hand drive Chrome V. di Steel Ajax Tires (Guquntnd One-man ;l'-:;n:l:‘ap u:d 5000 miles; boot Flush innuum-nl. board carrying carbureter ad- justment, speedometer, ofl | gauge and electric u.hz walrh!, 1800 pounds int suspension Lun-leu. upholstery Home comfort seats ‘All bearings bronze lined with B-bbitt (not found in otherv cars under $2000) Motor, Bloc, L-head type Long-stroke, hl‘h-lpeed motor Cylinders 31-8 x 5 1-8 Transmission unit with motor Speedometer on transe mission shaft Parisian curtains Gasoline tank under cowl Paint—Highest quality Brewster Green Extra long, new alloy steel springs Safety-first brakes High-tension magneto 200 East Main St. New Britain, Tel. 943-2 Agents for New Britain, Bristol, Plainville and Berlin n’s Garage | SUBMARINE TRAPS i ARLES H. GILLIN SET BY BRITISH 'PHONE 974-2 INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE— WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION— FIRE— AND TRUSTEE OF ESTATES. To Catch German Under-water Craft Engaged in Blockading England —Three Reported Captured. fCEIVER 5 London, March 4, (Correspondence of the Associated Press)—At harbor entrances and at other strategic points around the British Isles the admiralty has set miles of submarine traps to catch German under-water craft engaged in blockading England. Report has it that three submarines were caught during the first ten days of the blockade, but confirmation is lacking. The traps set for submarines are not unlike gill nets used by fishermen. Malleable iron frames ten feet square, three frames joined, are sunk to a depth of 2 feet, suspended from im- mense buoys. The submarine is a blind thing under water, steering by chart and compass. Entering one of these frames, its sides are caught, causing the lower frame to buckle up- ward, catching the propeller. Thus held, the craft is in the position of a fish floundering in a net, and its oc- cupants are doomed. From time to time British sallors visit the buoys and inspect the frames, much as a fisherman would look after his set lines. If the report that thrpe submarines have been caught is cor- rect, then those: who inspected the traps must have brought to the sur- face something which only this mod- | ern war with its modern equipment could have furnished—crews of dead R SALE House at No. 177 Hart St. Barn Suitable for Garage. & Costello, Inc. 242 Main Sireet. men asphyxiated at their posts in their enmeshed boat. sewor BUY . fiOUSf.FOK YOU $13.95 Seamless Brussels Rugs, ft.x38x10 ft. 6 in. on sale at $11.95 Wise, Smith & Co., Hartford.—advt. 8 at DROPS DEAD IN HOTEL, 2 fiddlctown Man Was Asking Drink of Water. for Middletown, March 16.—Taken sud- denly faint while roturning from work Jast night, Michael Connelley of West street, an employec of the New Eng- land Enameling company, stopped in at the Park hotel and asked for pa drink of water, but just as he was about to put it to his lips he dropped IS SAN FRANCISCO-YEAR ! ¢ agents for Cook’s Tours, Ray- CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 10c¢ ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. furnished or preferred. 3-16-2dx TO REN' A~ ~ TO RENT—Two room unfurnished. Ladies 181 Dwight street. 2 TO RENT—Tenement 5 improvements, second Wakefield Court. all 33 rooms, floor, 3-16-wilx rooms, all 14 improve- Connorton TO RENT—Five ments. Also barn, street. 70 RENT—Flat, four, five or R rooms as desired. Rent free till April to right party. Inquire 62 Chestnut street. 3-13-64 “Whitcomb, Gillespie, Kinports d and Marsters’ Tours. Independ- s of 16 days or more from $170 s, all expenses. . L. HATCH CO. !DWMIAINSTREEI‘ dead with an attack of heart failure. Medical Examiner J. Francis Calef gave permission for the removal of ! the . body to the undertaking rooms of W. j. & J. B. Coughlin. Connelley was fifty-five years old and had lived here most of his life. I'or a number of years he wa | ployed by the city, but for six | had been employed by company. s em- vears the enameling He leaves his wife ana one ughter, Mrs. Eugene O'Brien of this ——— Native eggs 27¢ doz, Russell —advt. ;1‘05,1 70 RENT—Tenement of four rooms. All improvements, extension, 3-2-tf 70 RENT—Four roora tenement with modern improvements to small family of Americans. Price $12 per month. Apply to M. Irving Jester, Stanley street. TO RENT—Two five-roomi tenements, all modern improvements, Inquire J. M. Curtin. 11-12-tf TO RENT-—3 flve room tenements and 1 four room at 232 Arch street. All improvements. lnquire Mrs. C. Marr on the premises. 11-9-:€ e TO RENT—Four room tenement 1st house on Slatgr road. $10 per month. Apply to E. 8. Hart, 42 West Main Street. 3-13-5dx FOR REN’ third floor, 353 Chestnut street, all modern improvements. Call 211 Fairview street for key. E. L. Anderson, 211 Fairview. 3-12-1w 10 RENT—Four room tenement, 275 Maple street. 3-12-1wx RENT—Five rooms, newly pa- 401 Chestnut street. 3-11-wix RO pered, $11. TO RENT—4 room tenement at 227 ‘Washington. All modern improve- ments. \ew bulldlng 3-11-6dx TO RE\T—TW(\ tenement house of ten rooms. Modern improvements. On trolley line. W. P. Steele, 260 Chestnut street. 3-10-1wx TO RENT—Four room tenement No. ! 21 Winthrop 8$t. Inquire No. 27 ‘Winthrop St. Eugene W. Tel. 456-3. TO RENT—Furnished rooms by the day $1 and up, by the weel $4 and up. Rooms with private baths, hot and cold running water in room, also telephone. Hotel Grand, 29 Myrtle street. WA\TEDvR\ Swedish woman to go ! out cleaning by the day. Addr Box 4A.B., Herald. WANTED—Goat and fertilizer mater- jal. Philip Bonenfant, Johnson St Maple Hill, City. 3-16d- Six room tenement, first floor, good Herald. WANTE ern improvements, location. Address Box 33 B, 3-16-d2 two-horse W. R. WANTED—Second-hand, farm wagon, light weight. Bunting, Kensington, Conn. 3-15-2dx s, 4 WANTED—150 quarts good, new milk, daily, delivered in New Britain for one year from April 1st. Will furnish bond of $100 to take me and pay market value. Ad- dress N. W. Baldwin, Kensington. Tel. 254-12. 2-15-d3 rpenter work of specialty WANTED—By experienced and builder, new or repair any kind. Shingling Tel. a DISCHARGES. Dropped Irom Infantry. Seven DMen Hartford, March 16.—Special orders from the adjutant general's office an- nounce the discharge of the following members of the ¥ G., from the military state, for the reasons Sergeant Alfons W. Fechner, Com- pany A, non-residence; Privaté E. Raymond Bristol, Company F, residence; Private Harold W. :Cole, benefit of the service; Private Jerome Lewis, Company G. non-residence; Private William J. Mullen, benefit of the service; Privates Edward W. Duell znd John F Hickey, Company non-residence. Native eggs 27c doz. —advt. Russell Bros. EXPELLED ¥ RO\[ ]T ALY, Paris, March 16 5:05 a. cial despatch from Rome says the government has issued an order ex- pelling from Italy the correspondents of the Vienna Tageblatt and the Frankfurter Zeitung. ZERBST SUCCEEDS MOYER, ‘Washington, March 16.—Freder: Zerbst, deputy warden at Leavenwo federal penitentiary m, lunta, succeedinz Warden Moyer. The appointment Will be effective April 1. Strictly fresh Connecticut eggs 27c doz. $1.00. Russell 3 % Bros.— 473 Park street | 3-2-tf | Parker. : 2-241 | every | S-lG»ld.\“ mod- | First | \non- | H. | | A spe- has been chosen ! for warden of the penitenuiary at At- | ALL advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by 2:30 p. m. on the day cf issue. | gold breast stone., Re- 3-16-4dx pulhh ed, moon L.OST—Round, pin, containing ward. Tel. 4 1.OST—Clover leaf pin with diamond setting, cither at Fox's theater or between there and Arch street. Finder return to 630 Arch street and receive suitable reward. 3-15-d2 ————————————————————— FOUND. FOUND—BIack and tan pup. | can have same by paying for ad- vertisement and calling at 37 Fai view street. 3-16-2dx Owner YOR SALK, ALE—S. C. R. 1. Reds Eggs for $1 per setting or $5 per hundred. Also White Pekin Ducks $1 per setting. Southington Ave., Plainville, Gordon P. Morse. 3-16-wilx FOR 84 setting. FOR SALE—In Farmington, good dairy farm, will sell with or with- out stock, near trolley, four miles to New Britain. Inspection S. D. Lindsay, Farmington. $-16-Hdx mounted, 1 post ete. l*HI{ \A\] E—1 Deer Head 1 pr. canoe paddles fancy, bed, shelf clock, pictures, Miss H: V. Hollister, Berlin, 3-16-2d | FOR SALE—10 acres, 6 room house in Forestville, near trolley and invited. | Conn. | | | | railroad. Pric $2,300. Address | Box 6J Herald. 3-16- smooth potatoes in Kensington, bu. Le than N. W. Baldwin, 254- FOR SALE—Large, grown on my farm 10 bushel lots, T5c 10 bushel, 85¢ bu. Kensington, Tel. 3-16-3d UPRIGHT PIANO guarantge, in my at once. Box 12X, sell ana stool, 10 home; must Herald. 2dx | FOR SALE—Lumber, etc., at 56 Cen- ter street, New England Wrecking Co. On premises.. 3-15-d3 | FOR SALE k mar and nice xn!mg horse. tired buggy and harness. right for quick sale. of town only reason for me up 675-1 , gentle driver selling. Call 3-13-3d seven room bunga- conven- school. 3-13-wilx | FOR SALE—New low, modern improvements, ient trolley, church and Room 14 Leland Bldg. FOR SAL OR room cottage Gas and clectri street. Tel. 4: RENT—Seven improvements. 75 Austin TO All lights. SALE—Barred Plymouth Rock and White Wyandotte eggs, setting, $5.00 per hundred. liam Whitham, KXensington. -13. 3-13- FOR ‘Wil- Tel. 7dx jarred and White Rock hatching. 245 Burritt 3-12-1wx FOR SALE— eggs for street, | TOR SALE—Omne 1912 runabout, one 1911 Overland about, two 1913 Reo five passenger cars, These cars all in first class condition. Apply Dendson’s Garage, 430 Main street. 3-5-d12 shed room, aecor\d floor, electric lights, steam heat, use of bath and telephone. 53 Glen street. Tel. 999 NTE ]7 Men handy article. Quick returns. quire Hotel Beloin. Arthur between 9 and 11 m. and 4 p.m. 3-16-d1x WANTED—Good, bright bod, 16 years of age, for office boy in local fac- tory. Address Box 30XX, Herald office. 10-a6 Protect Your Eyes home, Don’t unable to see. Provent it by getting my advice and gervice at the first sign of trouble. Eyes Examined action Guaran- teed—Broken Lenses Duplicated, A. PINKUS As wait you would your until you are turing Optician, 30 Years' pertence. i By Testing, 306 MAIN STREET, I Over sdx | Also rubber | Price | Moving out | 3-11-tf | Studebalker | Tun- | Registered Optometrist and Manufac- | THONE 570. | | | | | | |STANLEY SVEA GRAI | vou for the .(‘i(hvr of these lots. | short time, $23, including records, your PLUMBING LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMAT ON THAT NEW PLUMBING JOB THAT YOU WILL NEED, ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN A specialty in work, metal ceiling, *gutter and leader pipe. J. EDWARD ERWIN PLUMBIN AND 1EET M AL WORMK 62 Lafayette Street. 'Phone 629 all kinds of plumbing FOR SALE ROOMS—STEAM SIXTY FERT sain Taken at AND HEAT FRONT. Once. VERY DESIRABLE SIN ALL MODERN CONV Room For Garage anoing Main @t H ©U. HUMFHREY - - | [ | AUTO OWNERS. DETECTIVES Steam Vulcanizing tubes 25 cen g nvestign- Why pay mo Tire repairing in branches., Slightly used tires and tubes all sizes in stock. New Tire and Repair Co., 54 Chu Near Main. 2-22-mix If you are anticipating tion ‘n any matter where secrecy, | integrity and results are essentiale write A, G. Brown, 206 State Streed, ] Hartford, Conn. ’'P’hone Charter 7574, nightly at Elzabeth 1089, Typewriters From $5.00 Up. Factory Rebuilt, HARTVORD* ypewriter Exchange 26 Statest., 41 ( 5 lIS‘III(,’SSJmfllf-e Remember the Huntsinger higher ries. Evening SINGER ING. 0 Sq. Ft. Floor Space Hartford, (‘.(mn.% HART S STORAG! LIVERY RELIABLE KEPATRIN( GARAG[ SUPPUIES Rear 189 Main st. Tel. 2211 The Quahty “""|Print Shop - The Home Bankmg and | Princng done in many lwnguasos GOOD WORKMANSHIP — MODEHR- Realty Co. ATE PRICES, The Dickinson,” 193 Main Street Linotype Composition. EASTERK PRINTING AND PUB- = e A A ~ FOR SALE LISHING COMPANY. 53 (hurch Street. Tel. 634 Stultz & Co. Piano, mahogany case. Terms $1.50 weekly. Fully guaran- C. EBBESEN teed, chair, scarf, one year's tuning and delivery free. Don’t fail to come in and see this piano, BRODRIB & WHEF 138 Main Street education will qualify positions that pay large Da THE nd HU SCHOOL, 30 Asylum Strect. Sessions, ssusiNEss | BUILDING LOTS | We offer a nice building lot, 80x140 feet, East street, $600.00. One Buena Vista avenue, 200.00. A sh payment of $560.00 50x150, P Mgr. New Britain Milk Depot PURE MILK AND CREAM SLER | Wholesale and Retail | State test: “Best in the City.” \ If you want the BEST, get Seibert's 12 Quarts Milk $1.00. SEIBERT & SON, ;" Tos.s REDUCE THAT COAL BILL By Burning JESTER’S PONY N COAL ’ FOR SALE Ask to see our beautiful Gor- don & Sons Piano, Sold on terms of $2.00 weekly. Price right if sold at once, as we mneced the room. BRODRIB & WHEELER 138 Main Street FOR SALE Columbia Graphophone, used only a choice. Terms $1 weekly. This in- | strument is guaranteed. to be in per.| PRICE $7.00 PER TO fect_condition. | Leave Orders at Crowell's, BRODRIB & WHEELER, 254 Main Street. 138 MAIN ST, OFFIOE 24 Dwnant Comnr THREE BASS $81.065 " o 193 Main Slreet Over 25¢ Store [BEST WORK AT MODERATE PRIGES $1.00 | Otlice Open from 8 A. M Sundays by Appointment F.E. MONKS, D. D.u. 7 Denison Garage 130 MAIN STRELT. Livery hive, day and night. Storage, Supplics and Repairing Ag’t Reo Cal’s. ‘Phone 1319-2 Cars for Compo: Sheep M Bone Meal . | Top Dressing Seed Potatoes ILLUSTRATORS . ENGRAVERS = HARTFORD, CONN. Stanley and Dwight Sts, i | & COAL CO, | R Wall Papers—Room Mouldings— Wall Papers WALL PAPERS OF NEW and NOVEL DESIGNS ° all grades, prices right. 304 MAIN St. "Phone 534 { MORGAN & KINGSLFY ESTABLISHED 1854, Sign Makers. the oldest Wall Paper and Paint Shop In the Oity, &