New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1915, Page 12

0X & Hartford. b ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED. Don’t forget week. Complete assortment of Rakes, Hoes, etc., in our busy basement. clean-up TELEPHONE CHARTER 1580. New Silk and Cotton ¥ASH GOODS for Spring and Summer As you step into our busy Wash Goods Department you will find all spring All complete in the newest colorings, patterns and novel effects. complete. cia] styles yowll find are exclusive with us only. [JEMBROIDERED VOILES, 36 inches wide, white punds with fine touches of color and plain and ‘Voiles. Special at this price, 98c . yery filne printed Volle in finishes and novelty exns, 27 and 45 inches wide special for 39 “days only, Per yard .. . . [ MINTED VOILES in plain and seeds in all the r printed dots, stripes, flounces, 36x40 ' inches flef regular value 2Zbc. Special at this i MERCERIZED sh Pid e e ICREPE DE CHINE in all the plain shades inches wide, made of silk and cotton, very §pecl&l at this price, and sheer. Per yard Ladies’ Coats Styles --- Charming --- Practical fTheg.assortment includes Coats for all occasions, from the Nor- ik to the semi-dress; in covert, gaberdine, poplin, serge ey’ mixtures, black and white checks, golfine, silk poplin, Chudda faille. All sizes from 14 to 48. PRICES: .98 $6.98, $7.50, $7.98, $8.98, $10, ‘0.98, $12.50, $12.98, $15 to $49.50 HILDREN’S COATS, PRICED FROM $1.98 to $29.50. SIZES 8 TO 19. In every material, color and style that is fashionable. Bring the little girl or young miss Saturday and look our Coats over. B leading plain shades. street and traveling wear. price, Per yard .. styles many and summer A few of the POPLINS, An o\flellent the for 36 inches wide in l‘na((‘rial 16 durable TUB SILKS, 32 inches wide, silk and cotton ma- terials in all colored stripes, fine for ladies’ Dresses, Waists and Men's Shirts; Special at this price, Per yard value 39c. Very Special For This Week Only We are offering the famous Pope High Grade ‘Bicycles with coaster brake, mud guards and rear stand, value $30.00. Special 3 this week $19.95 On sale in our Busy Base- ment. Furniture Sale NORTH STORE Buy those needed pieces of Furniture while there's a chance to save. Come and learn our prices, PHILADELPHIA DENTAL ROOMS 193 Main Street Over 25¢ Store BEST WORK AT MODERATE PRIGES Office Open trom 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays by Appolutment F.E. MONKS, D.D. S. fleorgiasnn Mans, D. D S The Quality Print Shop <& Printing done in many languagus GOOD WORKMANSHIP —- MODE# ATE PRICE& Linotype Composition. EASTERN PRINTING AND PUB- LISHING COMPANY. 53 Church Street. Tel. 634 ©. EBBESEN, Mgr. New Britain Milk Depot PURE MILK AND CRE AM ‘Wholesale and Retail BState test: “Best in the City.” If you want the BEST, get Seibert's 12 Quarts Milk $1.00. SEIBERT & SON, 1o 708-4 6390 Stanley St., 5 min. fmm center FOR SALKE reYourWatch With a Double Lock Safety Watch Guard 5 Used With Either Chain or Fob Warranted Rolled Gold Stock Demonstration at Sloan’s Shoe Store In New Britain” hy the iblock Mfg.Co. [LADIES’ NIGHT ‘ednesday Evening Bowling Alleys . reserved for Ladies and e ‘Wednesday evenings afternoon. SPEOCIAL [ONS, DAFFODILS, TULIPS 400 Per Dozen ets’ Greenhouse Quality PANSY PLANTS 25¢ Per Dozen $ GREENHOUSES 86-5 Clinton St. Tel. 574-5 Whiting St. Your Insurance and Surety Bonds trouble by having yowr insur- by & man who knows HT A. PARSONS, Block. ] ,‘three tenement houses on Church teet. Two hundred other homes for sale UIGLEY---277 Main Street FIRE INSURANCE o Family House, No. 87 Lincoln Street. ge Lot, Fruit Trees and Garden For Sale by hultz & Costello, Inc. 242 Prain Sireet. BIG LEAGUE CLUBS START 1915 SPURTS FOR BASEBALL FLAGS (Continued From First Page.) ise of more comfortable conditions by the time the game started. Detroit Team Crippled. Detroit, Mich.,, April 14.—Because of the absence of First Baseman Burns, who is convalescing from the effects of an operation for appendi- cities, and Third Baseman Captain Moriarty, who is laid up with an in- jured foot, Detroit was forced to start the American league season with two substitutes in the infield. These sub- stitues—Kavanaugh and Vitt, respec- tively—are old members of the team, however. L With Larry Lajoie no longer .a member of the team, Cleveland also rresented a new infield. Johnson at St. Louts. St. Louis, April 14.—St. Louis en- thusiasts are ready for the fourteenth annual opening of the local American league baseball season this afternoon and the advance sale of tickets indi- cates a great crowd. Jim Scott will pitch for the Chicago team. For the local club either Weilman or Louder- mitke will go on the mound. Ban B. Johnson, president of the iskey, president of the Chicago club, will attend the initial contest. Chicago Nationals Ready. Chicago, Aprii 14.—With St. Louis as their opponents, the Chicago Na- tionals were ready for the opening game of the season here today. The day was clear, and preparations had been made to handle a record-brealk- ing crowd. Manager Bresnahan planned start Pitcher Vaughn, while Sallee w. the probable pitching selection of St. Louis. Catcher Archer, whose fingers were damaged on the training trip, was ready to take his turn behind the plate. Bresnahan planned to direct the play from the coaching lines, to Mayor Spiegel on Mound. Cincinnati, O., April 14.—For the opening of the National league cham- pionship season by the Pittsburg ana Cincinnati clubs here today, Manager Clarke announced that either Adams or McQuillan would pitch, and Gib- son or Schang will catch for Pitts- burg, while Manager Herzog sald he would select Ames or Benton to pitch for Cincinnati, with Dooin to do the catching. Mayor Frederick Spiegel was to throw out the first ball, American league, and Charles C. Com- | CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 10c ONE CENT A WORD ALL advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by %:30 p. m. on the day TENEMENT of seven (7) rooms, modern, at 53 Clark street. Estate Lewis Cobey. 1-14-t€ FOR RENT—Store 63 Church street, 17 by 80 feet with ell, first class location for business. George W. Andrew, National Bank Building. M-W-F TO RENT—Elegant and up-to-date 5- room apartment. Very convenient. Inquire 582 Arch street near Locust street. M-W-F-tf T—Six room cottage with Inquire 601 Arch street. 4-13-5dx TO RE garage, TO REN! floor, ley, Nice 6 room flat, 140 Maple street, $25. 277 Main St. first Quig- 1-13-tf TO RENT—Five fooms, all improve- ments at 12 Lincoln St., near co ner West Main St., $16.00. Apply 117 Willow St., Tel. 557-13. 4-12-3dx TO RENT—A four room tenement at 250 Washington St. 4-12-60x TO RENT— 4 and 5 Trinity street. Tel. room tenements, 142-5. 4-12-1wx TO RENT—6 room tenement, improvements, Maple street. modern steam heat, 206 4-12-6d TO RENT—Tenement of four rooms. All improvements, extension. 4-12-tf. TO RENT—One five room tenement, 473 Park street | one four rooms. Inquire nerton St. 36 . Con- 4-10-tf third floor, 4-9-wix TO RENT—Five rooms, 401 Chestnut street. TO RENT—Two rooms each, on trolley line. Steele, 260 Chestnut St. tenements of five W P 4-9-d6x TO RENT—At 45 and 61 Main street, one four and one six room flat. Heat and hot water furnished. Ap- ply T. W. Crowe. Tel. 291. 4-9-6d Tenement of seven (7) rooms, ail modern, at 53 Clark street. Estate Lewis Cobey. 4-8-wix NT—Four room tenement, all 1mpro»emems Inquire 470 Arch. 4-1-tf TO RENT—Lower tenement of five rooms and bath. All modern im- provemems Inquire 65 Lincoln St. 41-3, 3-30-tf 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 TO RENT—Upstairs tenement of seven rooms, at 30 Vine street, elec- tric light, gas, large yard. Inquirs Mrs. J. A, Blake, 60 High street. 3-25.tf TO RENT—Clean, modern flat of seven rooms and bath. Set coal range connected with boller. Very suitable for roomers, Inquire on premises, 1. H. Solomon, 359 Main street. 3-24-tf TO RENT—Two five-room: tenements, all modern improvements. lnquire J. M. Curtin. 11-12-¢¢ 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 telephone. Hotel Grand, 29 Myrtle street. FURNISHZD ROOMS. l‘UR\ISl{LD C()'l’l‘ \(,LS AT O(,ILA\' Beach and Neptune Park, $250 to $1,600; =all improvements finest New England beach; secure one early, demand is large. P. Hall Shurts, New London, Conn. 4-13-4d All TO RENT—Furnished rooms. conveniences, 149 Main St. 4-12-3dx SUNNY front room, all conveniences. Quiet, central location. 54 Camp street. 4-12-9dx. TO RENT-—Room, minutes walk Lake street. with board, five from center. 86 4-12-6d TO RENT—Large front room, steam heat, electric lights and modern improvements. Also side room, three minutes’ walk to center. 45 ‘Walnut street. HELP WANTED—M WANTED—Three capable inside wire- { men. G. K. Sprink & Co. 79 Church | street. 4-12-34. | EACH INSERTION. LOST—Child's gold chain and locket. Initials E. L. B. Reward if re- turned to 85 Ellis street, city. 4-13-2dx ALT()\I()BI‘:E PARTIES tahen out ! Very reasonable rates. New Buick touring car. Richard Covert, 220 Maple street. Tel. 1073-4. 4 8-1 s FOR SALE. FOR SALE—S8 room house, furnishcd, | on trolley line, five minutes walk | from Kensington post office; two | family house, good barn, one acre of | land, centrally located; 26 acre | farm, 1 1-4 mile from Berljn depot on macadam road. J. J. Fitzsimons, Kensington, Conn. 4-14-4d SALE—Large, smooth potatoes my farm in Kensington, lots, 75c bu. Less than W. Baldwin, FOR grown on 10 bushel 10 bushel, Kensington, Tel, 3 FOR S, rawbefry plants 60c per 100, $4.00 per 1,000. A. I5. Cran- dall, Berlin. 4-14-6dx FOR SALE—One 3_.H. P, Gasoline Engine, one two seated canopy top carriage, nearly new. John W. Al- len, No. 331 Chestnut St., 4-13-2wx FOR SALE—Five rooms of house- hold furniture. Cheap. 36 Pearl Court. 4-12-3d FOR SALE—Plants, red and black raspberry, pansy, geranium, salvia, early aster, tomato, early cabbage and lettuce. F. H. Bollerer, Maple Hill. Tel, 971-12. 4-13-1wx FOR SALE—A brooder. Apply H. Bast St., 2,50 chick hot water Metcalfe, 482 4-13-2dx delivered The 1290 12-2w FOR SALE—Choice loam any part city, also filling. New Britain Trap Rock Co. Stanley Street. 4- FOR SALE—Barred Plymouth Rock and White Wyandotte eggs, $1.00 setting, $5.00 per hundred. Wil- liam Whitman, Xensington. Tel. 92-13. 4-12-1w H. Rowley. | 4-12-6d FOR Tel. SALE—Hay. 267-2, F, ¥OR SALE—A nice chestnut pacing mare, 8 years old, weight 1,000 pounds. Sound and a good roader. 1 business wagon. 1 rubber tired runabout. A. C. Recorq, Kensing- ton, Conn. 'Phone 646-23. 4-9-wix | voltage foot frontage, modern con- veniences, electric lights, gas, heat, cemented cellar, cold storage, goml garden. Parkmore street. A, L.| Andrus, 4-8-1wx | Seven room i 5 | FOR SALE—Several fine, young new | milch cows and nearby springers. ‘W. Baldwin, Kensington. Tel. | 4-5-tf i ALE—TFord touring, of extras. Maxwell speedster. Low prices. A. G. Cohen, 223 Main. 4-1-tf T horse, rubber tired Moyer Concord and light harness, for sale $75.00 or lots will sell separate. C. A. Burdick | (Smith Farm) 5 minutes from car | north on Be turnpike, wX | WANTED—Two or three nicely lo- cated and well furnished rooms or apartment. Box 34XX, Herald 4-1 dx WANTED—Could use undefined cap- ital to expose patented genius. Rel- | atively connections developed, | copious. Party with influence in-| vited. Box 4BB, Herald Office, WANTED—OId goose feather beds and china and glass antiques for cash. Address C. F. Dickinson, Generai Delivery, New Britain, Conn. 4-13 HOUSE painting and by day or job. Tel. paperhan, No. 87 WANTED—At Tip Top Barber Shop, in street, well kaown barber. Seam- or WANTED—Practic stress work, by da other day work, Mrs. on, 95 Elm street. al Nursing or at home, M. B WANTED—To engage someone to teach Hand File Cutting, after- noons or evenings. A. N. Clark & | 6-tf ille, Cont SITUATION WANTED, SITUATION WANTED—By May 1st, by reliable and experienced grocery clerk. References. Address, Clerk, | Box I, Herald. 4-14-wix | WANTED—At once, an experienced plater, one who is thoroughly fa- miliar with electro galvanizing, brass, gold, nickel and silver plating, also fancy finishes on brass and steel. Must have some rolling and cleaning room experience. In writing state age and give reference, Box No, 1014, Waterbury, Conn, | 4-10-ds | V\'A\TFI) — Ex xperienced landscape desires work. Contract day. George Westerner St. 4.13-d gardener or by the 37 Bradle WANTED—Experienced young wants position as chauffeur, vear driving auto, and best of ref- | erences. Address Chauffeur, Her- ald Office. 4-12-6dx man one 'H. N. Lockwood, | lot before June l : QUIGLEY SAYS | and saturday PLUMBING LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE ON THAT NEW PLUM \! G JOB THAT YOU WILD NEED. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVE A specialty in all kinds of plumbing work, metal celling, gutter and leader pipe. J. EDWARD ERWIN PLUMBING AND SHEET METAL WORK. 62 Lafayette Street. ‘Phone 629 We now have fresh mined OLD COMPANY LEHIGH COAL in all sizes. Egg, Stove and Nut $7.90 No. 2 Nut £6.25 per ton. Mixed No 1, No.2Nut $6.0) per ton. 25¢ Per Ton Discount for Cash New Brltam Lumber & Coal Co. per ton. First Class Residence, barn, on Lincoln St. Fine Residence 8 rooms and every | modern convenience on Lincoln St - . A Large deep lot and 2 family house Pamily House and Cottage, No. | ety Lincoln St, fime W€ BB ‘.h.“a)'.:: Irinity St, all modern, very j"'mrm“.“,' Single Cottage, 10 rooms, House of 11 rooms at 16 Maple St., [ Bassett and Trinity St. excellent rooming house, | The finest residence on Maple Mill, 2 Family very low price. Griswold Business block park. bargain. H. D. HUMPHRE DETECTIVES If you are anticipating investige- tion in any matter where secrecy, integrity and results are essential write A. G. BROWN. 26 STAFE STREET. HARTFORD, CONN, "PHO! CHARTER 412. Typewriters From $5.00 Up Factory Rebuilt, HARTVORD ypewriter Exchange 26 State St., dil 11 rooms and 51 corner rooms, corner fronting the on Church St., Nat Samk Bulldig Apply to 272 Main oL house- street, general Stanley WANTED—Girl work. Apply second floor, BUWLIN(: Clubs and Private Partiss Accom- modated. HILDING NELSON, 172-174 ARCH STREET FOR SALE On Easy Terms, Two Plots of Improved Building Lots Right| Here in the Gity for 699 7,200 8q. Ft. Floor Space H A RT S STORAC LIVERY RELIABLE REPATRING GARAGE SUPPUES Rear 189 Main st Tel. 221-1 Williams Auto Cn Agents Hudson Motor Cars. and 7 Passenger Autos for mnu Repairs, Supplics, Storage. '"PHON 5 287 ELM STRERET Denison Garage 430 MAIN STREET. Livery Cars for hire, day und night. Storage, Supplics and Repalring Az’t Reo Cam 'Phone 1319.2 (Hanternacy (é Real Estate and Insurance 86 WEST MAIN STREET. TO CLOSE ESTATE ‘We must dispose of 75 Acre Farm, 5¢ trolley fare from New Britain, large House and Good Barns. Must Be Sold at Once. P. J. MURRAY & CO., Electric Bldg. . 88 West Main St., New Britain, Conn. REAL ESTATE 'FOR SALE--- Lot 50x150, Kelsey Sewers William and streets, New Britain. laid om both ' sides, a cement walk will be laid around this 1st, 1915, nice loca- tion and is high, dry, idcal spot for Block or one or more houses. cash look this beautiful site over and y J. R. Box Conn. corner Terms make me an offer. Re X, Station A. Hartford, Here’s a Cheap Home for You, 5 room cottage, fine trees, about 15 acre land. PRICE $2,600, Quigley, 277 Main St. AUTOS TO RENT By Hour or Day. J. M Finnegan Stables | Telephone 302. | barn, fruit ILLUSTRATORS ENGRAVERS HARTFORD, CONN. REDUCE THAT COAL BILL By Burning JESTER’S PONY NUT COAL | PRICE $6.75 PER TON. ;Leave Orders at Crowell's. 254 Main Street. West April TOMOBILE OW Lower your tire expense by having your work done by us. Tubes vulcanized 95 Work guaranteed to be satisfac- | tory or no charge. We experts in | ‘this line. Why take nces else- AIN TIRE & REPAIR Co. Near Main., ‘'Phon AUCTION, Burkhard Farm, cromwell, Conn.,, Thursday, i5th, 1915, at 2 p. m., consisting of a frame house, 8 rooms, newly painted irside and out, buildings newly shingled, good barn with basement, two sheds, large apple orchard, plum and pear trees, 8 acres of cholce land, 7his farm is very central, only 12 minutes walk to brick yar: and stone crusher quarries, also Rast Berlin and Westfield depots on Berlin and Middletown branch. 5 miles to Middletown and Meriden, 6 1-2 miles o New Britain. ale rain or shine Farticulars of Jennie Schulansky, owner, 26 State St., or Robert M teid, Auctioneer, 26 State St. Hart- ' furd. Office open daily Monday evenings. The Nichola and advt.