New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1915, Page 22

Clearances in Ladies’ Suits. wonderful opportunities for the vacation wardrobe. TELEPHONE CHARTER 1580. Reductions In /dles’ Coats 16.00 to 20-cvrraeee dren’s C $2.98 , .N"“ $3 to $10 0 oats Reduced Coats Formerly $7.98 _Nowonly ...... * Coats Formerly = $10.00 to :,::z.-.,,.....;se.ss |\ * SERGE SKIRTS ’Very Special at $2.39 - navy blue and ‘black serge, all wool, with 1apped seams pockst. small and hr ge bands—24 to 32—all lengths. and W'mh ‘Check’ upu.r ate Skirts, with patch pockets in -date model. Spac.lsl DUROY IRTS > $3.98 ty Corduroy Skirts ly, ‘with two patch with ' pearl ‘bang sizes up to 30, wo STALL. Puts Boxers Out of ! en; ‘..1 e 18.—After watch- flq of this ‘city, and ~New York, stall r,flnfll At the Casino Dave Fitzgerald gu of the ring and {bout no, contest. They numerous love taps during . rounds and did about n to each other as if ed in a battle of The Casino was the, star bout was filed. out when it - boxer was trying ngs big enough for ¢ o gao through. The ‘mgde in this bout was by r, Lew Brown, who was o of the show. Each ‘Shea returned to his cor- - met with a stream of from Brown’s - mouth. struck the referee's with full force. Man- h been taking lessons from a Chinese laun- rinkles; his clothes in U::t gets out of a -gdn» with some of iishers on the market, | ought to put out an ‘even if it could not flame for Tommy was supposed to of this city, waon ‘from Johnny Burt, of six rounds. ' There was ting in the. last round seen in an entire pro- stood up and ex- d-fashioned wallops hardly able to stand. h would have meant ut they fought them- ‘Wiliams had the bet. twnds except the fourth were even. Burt out- ns by ten pounds, but J dlm said he was sick ‘Before the fight. He TAFFETA SKIRTS Price $6.98 Taffeta Spiral Skirts, made tn new idea, éach fléunce finished with piping of self, very smart and light weight model for summer wear. Coats Formerly $19.75 to $20.50 Now Reduced to ........ . $12.98 Wash Skirts AT MANY PRICES, Rep, Pique, Cordoline, Gaber- dine, Irish Linen, Crash Linen and Fancy Weave ml.terh.ls. Prices: ‘ .98, $1.00, $1.25, $5.00, $1.69, $5.98, $2.00, $6.98, $7.50, $2.50, $2.98, $7.98, and others up to $12.50. White Pumps ‘White Nu-busk Pumps with short vamp, fit silk bok;"Good- year welted ;sole, sport heels. Good sizes and widths; regu- lar $3.50 grade $2.29 Special at ....... White Colonials One lot of Whité Nu-Buck Co- lonial Pumps with buckle and tongue. Goodyear welted soles and Cuban heels; regular Soasa i 1. - $2.29 Bathing Suits $1.59 Made of Sea Island Cloth, even neck or sailor collar. All sizes 34 to 44. These come in black and navy blue trimmed with contrasting colors. CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 10c ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. - FURNISHED ROOMS. NOTICE. A QUALITY COMBINE No home is complete or up-to-date without a gas water heater in it. We are prepared to instull gas water heaters at low ratles as we make a specialty of installing them. Plumbing, tinning and she¢i metal work of all kinds, 62 Lafayette Street. 'Phone 629 J. EDWARD ERWIN NT) TO RENT—A large airy furnished front room, private entrance and bath, 3 minutes walk from center, for one of two gentlemen, 86 Lake street. 6-16-tf FURNISHED ROOM with board, pri- vate family. Maple St. Address Box 6B Herald. 6-16-tf TO RENT—Cosey suite 3 rooms and pantry, gas, set range, electric lights, bath, etc., central, price right. Address Box 15B Herald. 6-16-tf AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken out Very reasonable rates. Norman McKirdy, 706, Stanley street. Tel. 767-3. 6-15-6dx rooms, conveniences. 6-7-tf ONE OR TWO furnished kitchen, with all Boardman, 475 Arch street. 'OR SALLK, FOR SALE—Underwood late model, little used. in appearance and work. Price low for cash. Address “Under- wood,” Box 47X, New Britain Her- ald. typewriter, Like new 6.18-8dx/ taken out. New Buick 220 AUTMOBILE PARTIES Very reasonable rates. toufing car. Richara Covert, Maple street. Tel 1073-4. 6-14-d6x AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE—By hour or trip. Low rates. E. 8. Kyle. Tel. 103-5. 6-14-6dx —_— e TO RENT. FOR SALE—Overland and Ford touring car, in good condition re- cently overhauled. = Apply 3 Glen street. 6-18-2dx FARMS FOR SALE—S6-room cottage, nearing completion, with 8 acres of land and chicken coops; 8-room cottage, b acres of land, garage, and chicken coops. Both on Maple Hill avenue; only three b6-acre tracts left. "Also a 149 acre farm partly in New Britain and Newington. The best farm in Newington, very cheap. A rare bargpin in a 86 acre farm, stock @nd tools, in Farmington.. R. H. Erwin, Maple Hill, or 55 East Main gtreet. Tel.:13356-13. 6-16-1w FOR SALE—Bacrifice for cash, two new upright pianos, at 'S L. Hinch- liffe’s, 13 Franklin Square, 6-17-3dx .| FOR SALE—Bargain, 1913 Ford to ing, $290. 1911 Reo touring, $325. See these. Cohen Motor Car com- pany. 6.16-d3 FOR SALE—Glarascopes, the perfect headlight glare - obliterator. Al tached to windshield instantly by pressure of the thumb. No care- ful motorist should drive without one. Only 25c. ' The Alling Rub- ber Co: ( 6-16-wil FOR SALE—Tomato, aster, salvia and verbena plants. E. B. Weldon, 16 Black Rock avenue, 6-16-d6x FOR SALE—Harse, Kensingon, Ct. C. O. Leonard, PIANO FOR SALE—Balance equity in piano, cheap for casn or terms to responsible party. Piano, Box 7, Herald. 6-16-d3x wanted to meet Willlams again, win- ner to take all. Althaugh Williams is a native son and had the better of the contest, Burt got the most ap- plause and was given sométhing like an’ ovation whén he stepped < down from' the ring.’ Charley Bérgén of New York won 4 deécislon from Chick Brown of this eity in six réunds. They fought hard and the bout was satisfactory. The preliminary bout between Pete Doty and Frank Brindisi, both of this city, resulted in a draw: Doty has red hair and is near-sighted, so he is not a good judge' of distance, his eyes and ‘not his hair having an ef: fect upon distance. He had to de- pend mostly upon jabs and he was apt to land these. RVARD AND PRINCETON CDASH !"h-J Game of Season Between Col- ! leges at Polo Grounds. New Yofl( June 18.—Harvard and Princeton will entertain: New York's baseball following at the Polo Grounds this afternoon. Though beaten by Yale on Wednesday the ‘Princeton nine was not disgraced. Many who witnessed that game are of the opinion that the Tigers are cap.- able of giving any intercollegiate éhemy a fight to the finish. Prince- ton, which usually stands at the head of the baseball class ‘afhong the big eastern universities, has some scores to settle with Johnny Harvard this afternoon. To the Orange and Black this game is even more important then the one dropped to Yale after a strubborn fight. Provision was made for today’s col- lege pastime at the Polo . Grounds through the. courtesy of the American league, which gave its consent to the doubling of two of the scheduled games between the Cleveland and lo- cal American League clubs. The battle between the Yankees and Cleve- land originally set for this afternoon will be played off as part of a double header tomorrow. FIGHT FILMS TO BE DESTROYED. The 3,542 feet of film depicting the Ritchie_-Welsh fight 'in London in July, 1914, is to be destroyed by the federal authorities in accordance with an order issued by Judge Hough in iy - the United States district court yes- terday. The film was brought over shortly afier the fight by George Considine, but was held up by the federal aus thorities on thé ground that its im- portation was a viclation of the Simg law prohibiting the bringing into the country o6r thé transportation in in- térstate commeércd of any film depict- ing a prizefight or a pusilistic en- counter. The attorney for Mr. Considing tried to convince Judge Hough that the Ritchie-Welsh figfiht was mersly a boxing match, and as such was not covered by the Sims law. Judge Hough ruled that the match was both a pugilistic encounter and a prize- fight. ‘WELSH-LUSTIG FIGHT. Will Meet at Ebbets Field in Prelim- inary to Cross-Dundee Fight. New York, June 18.—Freddie ‘Welsh, lightweight champion of the world, will be the chief attraction at the fistic earnival tonight at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn. Welsh, who has had time to recover from the slump which marked his latest battles here, will meet Johnny Lustig of New York, who gave him a tough battle in Mon- treal a few months ago. Another headliner will be the meet- ing of Leach Cross and Johnny Dun- dee. Both have plenty of admirers and though the ‘battle may not be as scientific as the bout in which Welsh is a factor it is sure to be a fast and hard hitting encounter. In the opening bout Gus Foulis will mix it with Marty Cross, a brother of Leach. e e ALL advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by 1:30 p. m. on the day of issue LOST. LOST—Purse containing money, ladys’ ' watch, etc. return Herald Office. Finder please eward. 6-17-2dx LOST—Knight Templar gold charm, Marked “Seneca Lodge,” “Burling. ton Chapter,” Burlington Comman- dery. Return to Herald office. 6-18-d2 B ————e——— SITUATION WANTED, ‘WANTED—Position as gardener or other work about the house. 14# Glen St. 6-16.3d SUMMER RESORTS, SHORE COTTAGES FOR RENT— | Chapman Beach, Westbrook. Waldun, 140 Franklin Ave., ford, Conn. w. Hart- 6-17-d33 FOR SALE—Tomato, Pepper, Celery, Aster and Sage plants. 212 Oak St. 6-16-3dx FOR SALE—Tomato, pepper, cab. bage, and celery planis by the hun- dred o thousand at very reasonable prices. ' Lestér's Plant Farm, 105 West Main gtreet, Plianville, Conn. 6-14-d6 PR ST NS S DRSS e ALEL S FOR SALE—Special! One practi- cally pew, $750 Lester Player Piano, used for demonstration. Will sell fory $500 cash, with 20 rolls of mu- sie. Guaranteed 10 years. The C. L. Pierce & Co. 6-12-1w FOR BALE—One Weser piano used in store for trying music only. If sold at ance price $200, stool, scarf, 1 year's tuning, guaranteed. The C 'L Pierce Co 6-12-1w FOR SALE—Choice natlve potatoes, %5¢c bu. delivered. N. W . Baldwin, Kensington. Tel, 254-12% 6-1-tf ‘:FOR SALE—New milch cows and springers. N. W. Baldwin Kensing- ton. Tel 254-12. 6-1-tf FOR SALE—fipecial potato fertilizer, nitrate of svda, flne grcind bone. Tel. 92-3. Conn. Va¥ey Orchard .Co.. Berlin, Ct. 4-21-tf HELP WANTED—MALE, WANTED—Boy about 15 years of age in local manufacturing office. Reply Department . H. Co, Herald Officc. 6.16-3d WANTED, WANTED—25¢ to $5.00 paid for old broken sets of false teeth in any condition. Highest prices paid for old gold, silver, rings, pins, watches, watch cases. ~Also dental gold, gold crowns and brigge. work. Drop postal; will call this week and next week only. I. Honig, General Delivery, New Britain, 6-18--dix WANTED—Sewing machines repaired by expert, 50c to 75c and carfare only. Twenty : years experience. G. C. Thompson, 80 Ann St., Hart- ford. Tel. Charter 4769, 6-18-d2x WANTED—Young man about eigh- teen years old to work in drug store One that has had some ex- perience preferred. Box 10 BXBE, Herald. 17-3d WANTED—Experienced clerk in Grammar school. Make. personal! application Friday and Monday from 1:30 to 3 p. m. 6-17-3d e e e WANTED—For the summer, four or five room furnished flat centraliy located. Good references. Ad- dress Box 31H, Herald. 6-16-3d WANTED-—Garage building. I can glve you a moderate figure for your rew garage, also repair work of any kind. SKingling a specialty. Tel. 396-4, © 6-14-6d 6-16-6ax | - Rooms Corbin Place ........4 Corbin Place Corbin Place Church Street .. Church Street (rear).4 Arch Street Arch street ....... 674 West Main Street. . 116 Fairview Street...s 46 Maple Street ... 450 East Street . 48 Main Street ..... $11.00 15.00 7.00 10.00 8.00 14.00 14.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 15.00 25.00 6 3 3 60 Chesthut Street 6 Lake Court . Apply to THE W. L. HATCH COMPANY. TO RENT—Four room tenement, all improvements, thira floor, - 250 Maple street. 6-18-d3 TO RENT—Five rooms, modern im- provements, third floor, $14.00, 640 Arch street. 6-18-d3x TO RENT—One family house from 6 to 8 rooms, oudskirts of city pre- ferred. Address, glving particulars. Box 8 B. H. Herald. 6-17-8dx TO RENT—Five room tenement. All improvements. Second floor, 176 Hart street, call 3rd floor §-17-3dx AT T RARENS, S AN A B S OER TO RENT—Tenements of four rooms first and third, all improvements. 473 Park street. 6-11-tf “five W. P, 6-16-6dx TO RENT—Twao tenements of rooms each, on trolley line. Steele, 260 Chestnut St. TO RENT—Five room tenement. All improvements. 35 Wakereld Court. TO RENT-—Picturesque country dwelling, bc fare from New Britain, 8 large, airy rooms, extensive grounds. DeWitt A. Riley, Real Estate and Insurance, 162 Main street. 6-17-6a i TO RENT—July 18t two, officés, formerly used by Dr. Mangini; two five room flats complete, Gas. range, refrigerator, steam heat and hot water furnished. L. M. Barnes, 131 Main street. 6-17-wl TO RENT—Tznement 5 rooms, lately ‘renovated, garden, at 29 East St., Plainville, inquire, Luke Meehan, 90 Garden ‘street. 6-15-6d TO RENT—Six room tenement, 147 Pleasant St. All modern improve- ments, 6-15-6dx TO RENT—Four rooms modern im- provements. Inquire 470 Arch st 5-12-uL i Y LS ik e TO RENT—Four rooms, all veniences, 15 Winthrop Boardman, 475 Arch street. con- street. 6-7-tf TO RENT—Two tenements, 5 rooms each, also one attic tenement of four rooms. All modern improve- ments, 130 Cherry street. 5-28-tf temement six gas, adults. 113 -27-tf TO RENT—Desirable rooms, electricity, Bassett St. TO RENT—Lower rent, five rooms and bath, $21 per month. Top floor rent $19 per month. 40 -and 42 Maple street. P. J. Murray & Co., 88 West Main street. 5-22-tf TO RENT—Tenement of 8 rooms, 6 on tirst floor and 2 on third. Mod- ern improvements, steam heat fur- nished. Call 76 Pleasant street, sec- ond bell. 5-22-tf ——— e TO RENT—First floor tenement, five Tounmy all modern improvements. Winc.ows curtained and screened, 886 Stanley street. Tel. 1063-12. 5-14-tt TO RENT—6 100ms tenements with bath, 2nd floor, $15.00, apply at Rogers Sash and Doo. Co.,, 139 Chestnut St. -10-tt TO RENT From May 16th, two stores. Hotel Grand building, now occupied . by Furniture store. Inquire, Hotel Grand. TO RENT—Five rooms, all improve- ments, at 47 Glen street. lnquire 30 Commercial street. Tel. 866-13. 4-19-tf HELP WANTED—FEMALE. WANTED—Middle aged lady for housekeeper in Wwidower's home with two children. Swedish prefer-~ ed, one who prefers a good home t2 high wages, Apply Chas. Ekstrom. 18 Wooding street, Bristol, Conn. 6-17-d3x FOR SALE One-family brick residence, 102 Linwood Street; garage in rear; fisst mortgage Savings Bank loan $3000, 5 per cent., price $4,500 if quick sale. FOR SALE New 2-family house on Wellington Street, Belvidere, all improvemcnts; hardwood floors; price $4,500. We would sell both of these properties on easy terms. New Britain, Lumber & Coal Co.' TELEPHONE 52, 301 PARK STREET Churgh St Business Block For Salg-—fuis e it Property Will Be Sold Cheap If Purchzsed At Once H. D.. HUMPHREY ™ mdes. Tmlrinri From $5.00 U Factory Rebuil near trolley; lwm, EDUCATION NOTICE. COLLEGE MAN wili tutor High school students in New Britain during summer vacation. Special- ties: , English and mathematics. Excéllent opportunity to brush up to pass conditions, or college en- trance examinations. For further information address R. R. Wil- loughby, R. D. 2, New Britain, Conn, 6-14-16-18-21x O ET——— . TO RENT. 180 Maple street, neat 5 room: rent, steam heat, all modern improvements, dining room, oak panelled walls and beamed ceiling, all oak floors, $21 per month. 143 Maple St., beautiful 5 room flat, steam heat, oak finished rooms, pan- eled cellings, front veranda, 10x32, vegetable cellar, §26. QUIGLEY, 277 MAIN ST. FOUND -the Place to Have ° DIPLOMAS and Pictures Framed FOR SALE" The ‘fine 18 room, 2 teney ment house, No. 295 Chest: nut St., lot 100x160. Apply H. N. Lockwood :flm 'BENOIT ART SHOP 6-16-wilx | 55 Church Street. PHILADELPAIA DENTAL ROOMS 193 Main Street Over z5c Store BEST WORK AT MODERATE _PRICES Officc Open from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays by Appointment. F. E. MONKS, D. D. 8. Ceorgianna Monks, D. D. S. ammn .!fl‘ M“ That is what we "h\ when we. install & . STEAM OR HOT wm apparatys, ~Insures & 1 house, in the cold: Reasonable prices on practical lations. PARKER & Storage Rcpairing and Supplies GOODRICH TIRES AND HOWE TUBES, CARS TO RENT. Standard Gas and Moblle Ofls. HART’S GARAGE. Horace 1. Hart, Prop., 189 MAIN ST. TEL. 221-4 DETECTIVES If you are anticipating Investign- tion in any matter where secrecy, integrity and results are esscntial write A. G. BROWN. 26 STATE STREET, HARTFORD. CONN. 'PHONE CHARTER 412, T use the Detecta Phone. Williams Auto Go. Agents Hudson Motor Cars. New S and 7 Passenger Autos for hirve. Repairs, Suj St PHONE 236. AUTOS 70 RENT Denlson Garag‘ 480 MALN STREET. Livery Gars for hive, day -l Storage, Supplics and Repalfing Ag’t Reo Cau. A B. JOHNSON D. Q. § DENT[ST g Nativnal Bank Bu ding "Phone 131 ILLUSTRAT ENG%AVE%RSS' HARTFORD, CONN. FOR SALE! A Two Tenement House at 82 West S For Particulars Appl_y to Schultz & Costello, 242 Main Sire By Hour or Daj. J, W, Finnegan Stables Teleptone 02