New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1915, Page 12

and General von Hindenburg appear at the front in East Prussia, together with some of their staff. Vm:n Hinden- burg is Germany’s popular idol. TE! PLANTS e have we hd such a large stock of blooming r as we havehis year. We are devoting more year to blooing plants, but always find a demand te grow and sd@ at such very reasonable prices. bur greenhous( at this time is very interesting. '8 will receive jompt attention, )’ GRIENHOUSES ONST. | ., Tel. 574-5 WHITING ST. 'I' Mest news from all parts of the world, $ and city to the time of going to press eachy. Special telegraph wire. Full As- socid Press service and Iargs corps of emcl reporters, ¢ & e s Classified’ dunmsfiwz%go 74 ily House, Ny 87 Lincoln Street ot, Fruit Trees and Garden For Sae by itz & Opstello, Inc. 242 Main Sireet. e, 6 Rooms ..... ice, 3 Rooms ... . , 5 Rooms pt, 6 Rooms . 6 Rooms . <. et (Rear) 5 Rooms Street, 6 Rooms $15.00 7.00 14.00 16.00 17.00 9.00 14.00 40.00 40.00 16.00 14.00 12.00 ol ace, 6 Rooms ......... eet, 4 Rooms .. ..... “tions of the laws of war which Rus- | the Iatter . restaurant honor one of their mem- bers, | dresses. REFUTES ACCUSATIONS AGAINST RUSSIANS Petrograd Claims Inhabitants of Memel Treacherously Took Part in Fight Against Czar's Forces, London, March 30, 5:08 a. m.—A semi-official statement issued at Petro- grad, says a despatch to Reuter's Telegram company, designed to con- trovert the Germans’ contentions that the assault on Memel was an attack upon an unfortified town, again re- views the fighting which is said to have preceded the occupation and de- clares: “The inhabitants of the town treacherously took part in the fight- ing, compelling the Russians to adopt exceptional measures which were un- avoidable under the circumstances.” The statement enumerates viola- sia charges agaisnt Germany, and de- clares that under the circumstances country has no right to make accusations against the Russian troops. RECEPTION FOR OAKEY At Hotel Bond, Hartford, This Even- ing. Hartford, March 30.—The Associa- tion of Executive Officers of Hartford will this evening at Harry Bond’s Congressman P. Davis Oakey, at a reception and dinner. The din- ner is set for 6:30 o’clock and will be followed by a number of short ad- Governor Marcus H. Hol- comb will be another guest of honor and will make a short address. As- sessor Robert D. Bone, an office asso- ciate of Congressman Oakey for a long terms of years, will be toast- master, and the other speakers will include Judge Edward L. Smith, Judge and Postmaster-to-be David A. ‘Wilson, President Walter S. Garde of the water board and Congressman Oakey. GERMANY UNITED. Socialist Deputies to Vote for Adop- tion of Budget, London, March 30, 3:49 a. a result of German socialists staunch support of the government in the war, party leaders .confidently expect the future will bring socialists rights and privileges equal to those granted-dil| other parties. A resolution express- ing this belief was adopted by the socialist party diet of Hesse, accord-- ing to a Darmstadt despatch to the Reuter Telegram company by way of Amsterdam. The resolution added that while safeguarding all party principles, so- | cialist deputies will vote for the adop- tion of the budget to show the world that Germany is united in effect to gain a victory and ‘“lasting peace.” m.—As GREAT PARIS FAIR. March 29, 11:20 p. m.—The council has decided to organize Paris, city with the co-operation of the principal commercial and industrial] associa- tions of France a great Paris fair to take the place hitherto held in inter- national trade by the celebrated Leip- zig exposition in Germany. This is designed as a step in the direction of obtaining for France and her allies trade which hitherto has gone to Ger- many. DEMOCRTIC MAYOR ELECTE] Danbury, March 30.—Anthony Sun- derland, democrat, was re-elected mayor of Danbury at the biennial election yesterday, receiving 1,878 NOTICE, g SO 7554 NOW is the time to have your paint- ing and paperhanging dome. Sats- factory work at reasonable prices. George Krum, 15 Dwight street. ‘’Phone 983-5. 3-29-6dx all also Jos. Tel. Long distance moving and of trucking done. Will out automobile parties. bour, 56 Whiting St. take HAVE vyour Dunham. trees sprayed. Tel. r UK SALE. FOR SALE—Hot Bed 3x6 feet. kinds ! MINIMUM CHAKGE 10c ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. P —— E = | Rhode Island Red and White Leg- | W 3-2 P, T-wilx horn eggs for hatching. Steele, 260 Chestaut St. FOR SALE—Several .two famil houses of nine or ten rooms, mod- ern improvements, also building lots on or near trolley lines. W. P. Steele, 260 Chestnut street. 3-30-6ax FOR SALE Piano, Nice Upright Mahogany low, will sell at once , Plainville. 3-30-1dx. FOR SALE Five $8.00. Round oak dining table. leaves. Never used. 35 Walnut st. 3-30a: FOR SALE—Barron’s, S. C. W, horn Eggs for 15 eggs. G. G. street, near B. Leg- hatching. $1.50 per Andrews, 40 Bond R. bridge. 3-29-4dx FOR SALE—Barron's, S. C. horn Eggs for hatching. 15 eggs. street, w., $1.50 per G. G. Andrews, 40 Broad near B. R. bridge. 3-29-d3x Leg- | | NICELY i Price | ALL advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by 2:30 p. m. on the day cf issue. LOST- containing money, between Church s Joseph’s church. to Herald Office. and tan no tag or 15 Lost—Black, white dog, plain collar, Finder telephone name. TO RE TO RENT—Garage Tel. 40 atl four room apartment with all conveniences for housekeeping. Ten minutes from center. Address box 1R Herald. 3-3043x. FURNISHED TO RENT—Tenement of steam heat, 16 Vine, Main. six rooms, near West 3-30-4dx TO RENT—Pleasant five rooms, $11.00. tenement, 3-29-6dx i TO RENT—Four and five room mod- street. Tel. 3-29-wix ern tenements, 142.5. Trinity TO RENT—Five room Modern improvements. street. tenement, 32 Wilson 3-27-wilx TO RENT—Tenement of five rooms, new and modern, 40 Maple street. Inquire P. J. Murray & Co., 88 West Main street. Tel. 1116-3 3-27-tf all C. FOR SALE—175 cords of wood, cut, 75 per cent. hard wood. W. Hart, livery barn, Plainville. 3-29-d3 FOR SALE—S. C. Rhode Island Red Breeding Cocherels from high egg producers, first class shape and color. A. N. Holmquist, Tel. 646-6, Kensington, Ct. 29-2dx FOR end, dress ALE— on trolley 3ox 22H, room house, line, price low. Herald. Ad- 3-29-6dx FOR S concrete, 45 Lincoln St. 941-4. 3-29-d2x votes. J. G. Irving, republican can- didate, received 1,453, and George W. Scott, socialist, 66. The democrats and republicans are tied on the boards of aldermen and councilmen, as each party carried two wards, FOR SALE—Young pigs, $5 each. Bagley Farm, Lean, Kensington. 9-3dx FOR SALE-—Choice: lopam any part city, also filling. New Britain Trap Rock Stanley Street. delivered The FOR SALE—Brown baby large in good condition. Reason for sellng, need twin carriage. Can be seen at 107 Franklin St. 3-27-3dx carriage, F()R 1\LL~] 00 quarts lnilk daily af- ter April 1st. William Whitham. Tel. 92-13. 3-27-5d FOR SALE—Barred Plymouth Rock and White Wyandotte eggs, $1.00 setting, $5.00 per hundred. liam Whitham, Kensington. Tel. 92-13. 3-27-6d FOR SALE—Rose Comb Barred Rock baby prize winning stock, 15 cents each. My pens headed by second Rose Comb Red cockerel at Middletown, January, 1915, and second pullet bred Barred Rock cockerel and first pullet bred Barred Rock pen cock- erel at Norwalk, November, 1914, Eggs for hatching, 75¢ and $1.50 for 15. K. J. Morgan, Berlin, Conn. Tel. 3- 3dx Red and chicks from FOR extras. prices. of Low n —I"ord touring, lots Maxwell speedster. A. G. Cohen, 223 Ma 3 sd FOR SALE—One pair weight 3,000 Ibs. Harnesses and cxpress wagon go with same. Apply Joe Arbour, 56 Whiting St. 3-26-d6 heavy horses, FOR SALE—Large, grown on my farm in Kensington, 10 bushel lots, 75¢ bu. Less than 10 bushel, 85c¢ bu. W. Baldwin, Ke ington, Tel. 254 23-tf smooth potatoes AUTOMOBILE OWNERS. Lower your tire expense by having your work done by us. Tubes vulcanized 25(: Work guaranteed to Dbe satisfac- tory or no charge. We are cxperts in this line. Why take chances else- where ? NEW BRITAIN TIRE & REPAIR Co. 54 Church St., Near Main, ’Phone. Lonmm-nt bedroom, not more walk from Address Box 10AR, 3-29-3dx WANTED—Six room lower or 5 rooms with attic modern improvemenss, than fifteen minutes center Ofl(*i\.". Herald. WANTED—By and builder, any kind. Tel 396-1. experienced carpenter new or repair work of Shingling a speci west Wit- | | i { i i TO RENT—Two lcnfimcnl& rooms each on trolley line, Steele, 260 Chestnut street. 3 of five W. P. 27-d6x TO RENT—Tenement of five rooms, $10 per month, No. 198 Chestnut St. C. L. 'Barnes. 3-26-6dx and provements. bath on second floor, with im- 210 Chestnut street. TO R Inquire Two five Murs, Marr, room tenements. Arch TO RENT—Upstairs tenement seven rooms, at 30 Vine street, elec- tric light, gas, large yard. Inquire Mrs. J. A. Blake, 60 High street. 3-25-f flat Set Doller. TO RENT—Clean, modern seven rooms and bath. ranze connected with suitable for roomers, premises, 1. H. Solomon, street. coal Very TO RENT—Tenement 4 rooms, mod- ern improvements. 105 South Bur- ritt. TO RENT—Two tenements, five rooms each, all modern improvements, also two stores, 756 feet deep. Inquire Luke Meehan, 24 1-2 Lafayette St. 3-24-64d TO RENT—Two five-roon: tei:ements, all modern improvements. Inquire J. M. Curtin. 11-12-tf Reward. 3-30-3dx | hound | 101 Chestnut street. | { TO RENT—Apartment of four rooms | of | Inquire on | “uii: @aes PHILADELPHIA 3-25-6dx | PLUM JOB THAT YOU WILL NE A specialty in all kinds of plumt and leader pipe. PLUMBING 62 Lafayette Street. Near Black Roek Avenue, all modern Very litue cash required. H TR hUM Apply to wlitmlfmyer \ lI.S‘IIIPs‘thfloa Z | !TO YOUR I\Ill(l'fiT | It is to our interest as well 1c | the student’s that he complete his | | course in the shortest time, but it is to the interest of neither for I him to leave the school before he is thoroughly competent. Begin your course on any school day THE HUNTSINGER fCHOOL, INC 30 Asylum Street. Hartford, Conn. as possible at Huntsinger's BUSIN s> LADIES’ NIGHT Wednesday Evening Aetna Bowling Alleys Alleys reserved for Ladies and | Mixed Partics Wednesday evenings | and every afternoon. 1 3 | | [ | | | i | T e FOR SALE .Load $2.90 | .bag 2.00 | .bag 2.00 | bag | | | i Compost Manure Sheep Manure { Bone Meal | Top Dressing .. Seed Potatocs 250 | ISTANLEY SVEA GRAIN & COAL CO,, Tel. 419. Cor. Stanley and Dwight Sts. Automobile Insurance Insure your Automobiles in the Old Reliable Hartford, Fix Liability, Damag and Aetna of Acident, Property and Collision The Home Banking and | Rea'ty Co. LOCAL MANAGERS 1 “The Dickinson,” 193 Main Street F e R - R s e insurance. | DENTAL ROOMS 193 Main Street Over 23¢ BEST WORK AT MODERATE PRICES | Store | LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE ON THAT W iD. ESTIMATES BING PLUMBING CHEERFULLY GIVEN bing work, metal ceiling, gutter J. EDWARD ERWIN AND SHEET METAL WORK. 'Phone 629 Two Family House on Ledge Court improvement. Low price. $4 800 PHREY ™™ DETECTIVES Invesug Main 1t you are anticipating (lon ‘n any matter where secrecy, integrity and resuits are essential write A. G. Brown, 26 State Streed Martford, Conn. ’'Phone Charter 7574 | vightly at Elizabeth 1089, Typewriters From $5.00 Up' Factory Rebuill, HARTVORD ypewritef Exchange 26-StateSt,, Hil 7,200 $q. Ft. Floor Space | STORAGL * H A RT i S LIVERY RELIABLE REPAIRINC GARAGE SUPPUIES Rear 189 Main st Tel. 2214 The Quahty Print Shop Printing done iR many langusges. GOOD WORKMANSHIP — MODE K- ATE PRICES Linotype Composition. EASTERN PRINTING AND PUB- LISHING COMPANY. 53 Church Street. Tel. 634 C. ELBLSKN wgies Mgr. ILLUSTRATORS ENGRAVERS HARTFOHD. CONN. Denison Garage Ottice Open from 8 A, M. 1o 8 . M Sundays by Appointment | F.E. MONKS, D.D.S. | Georgiana Mon'ss, D. | s TO RENT—Four room tenement No. 21 Winthrop 8t. Inquire No. 27 ‘Winthrop St. Eugene W. Parker. Tel. 456-3. 2-24-1f TO RENT—TFurnished 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 telephone. Hotel Grand, 29 Myrtle street. F TO R heat, electric improvements. three minutes’ Walnut street. RNISHIZD RGOMS. rge front lights and Also side room, walk to center. 45 3-19-tf room, steam TO RENT—One single room, or rooms for light housekeeping., Well furnished. Conveniences. 78 Maple street. Tel, 211-3 0-tf TO CLOSE E AT We must dispose of Acre Farm, 5S¢ trolley fare from New Britain, larze House and Good Barns. Must Be Sold at Once. P. J. MURRAY 88 West ¥ 5 & CO., Electric Bldg. New Britain, Conn LI mall capital. every city, a D \\|l‘1 We want a live man in ratural moneyvmaker and hustling manager to sell an established well advertised highest grade guaranteed product of uni- versal use through salesmen and canvassers to big consumers and the trade. An exceptional oppor- tunity for the right man. An all. yvear-round product and repeat or- der proposition. We want men who are willing to stick Large territory and enormous busine still open. C. E. Lang, l,xhr| St., New York. modern | FOR SALE Modern Two-tenement House, Hart- | ford Ave. | Cottage with lot 66x170, Hawkins St. | Building Lot, very ‘ central. | Corner Lot, | Terms yours. Seymour St., Newington Road, $300. 'H. N." Lockwood, 86 WEST MAIN STREET. A.B.JOHNSON, D. D. S DENTIST Najionoal Rank 297 BOWLING Clubs and Private Parties Accoa- | modated. [ HILDING NELSON, 4 172-174 ARCH STREET Dt UM 304 MAIN St. MORGAN & ESTABLISH | Ag’t Reo Cars. 430 MAIN STREET. | Livery Cars for hire, day und might Storage, Supplics and Repalring "Phone 1319-2 REDUCE THAT COAL BILL By Burning JESTER’b PONY NUT COAL PRICE $7.00 PER TON.. Leave Orders at Croweils, 254 Main Street. THREE BAGS $1.05 TERMS CASH. Wall Papers—Room Mouldings— Wall Papers WALL PAPERS OF NEW and NOVEL DESIGNS all grades, prices right, Sign Makers. 'Phone 534 KINGSLEY ED 1854, the oldest \Wall Paper and Paint Shop in the City,