New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1915, Page 16

AR i WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY COMBINE ’ No home is complete or up-t e without a gas water heater = in'it. ‘We are prepared to instull gas water heaters at iow rates &8 l gty AW ‘we make a_specialty_of ipstalling them. % < il s ‘ E Pl\lmhln‘, tinning and sheel metal 'orlf of all kinds, CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 10e | |§ _-t=ros fomne et o iph o R 'ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. J. EDWARD ERWIN ‘JustAsGoodAsN Suits dry cleaned by Us have t appearance of being brand ped Dry cleaning today is really an’ and we are experts at it. A trial g convince you that we do as we say. i LosT. ALL advertisements for the classified column must be in the ‘Hetald officé by ] on the da’ LOUST—Between Main street, city, and Cedar Hill sanatorium, a 'gold watch Pendant and fob. Finder Dplease leave at Herald office or notify “Fob,” care of Herald. 7-15-d2x TO RENT TO RENT—Oné furnished room, 350 A SAlbis ave cost his family $1,000,000. John B. ‘in the latest action 00. ‘More than of them leaders have been retained \alienists have b sides. In nina _‘ ite \was killed has istinct, 165&1 actions, entailing ' many ‘keep Thaw in Mat- state is said Jmore than $300,000 '8 what lawyers cost,’ it ‘could mnot af- ‘his price to stay been expensive for Il as for me.” n . Allustration = ‘are immediately af- red him sane; nson, the he jury as /Paul J. Marks, Twouis , Cohn, Ig- mmo:t Charles A. an; lower row, “foreman; Adolph W. nar N‘ Muler and Jesse Does Not ad Post. lyl‘ ~—Denial o é’om'!‘ Marye, ani- was to. resign, to’ was made today by Mrs. Marye who- returned from Petrograd to - her home here recently, to gain relaxa- tion from the strain of war condi- tions in Europe. Mr$. Marye says she has planned to sail for the Orient next month on the way to Joln her husband in Petrograd. SUBMARINE GENILS AIDED BY DANIELS, || Secretary Got Funds-to Keep Lake Going—Coniers With Edison ‘West Orange, N.'J., July 16.—Sec- 1 retary Daniels and Thomas A. Edison talked for nearly three hours over the proposed navy bureau ' of ' invention and the'civilian advisory board, of ‘which Mr. Edison is to be the head, in the ‘latter’s home here last night. Secretary Daniels said that he would 1ot announce the names of the mem- berg of the advisory board until after bis return to Washington. " He left for Washington at midnight, Mr. Daniels referred to,the fact that/ when he went into the office of sec- retary of the navy he found that Simon Lake, of Bridgeport, Conn., one of the two inventors. of submarines in the United States, was behind in his | patents and was in danger of not be- ing able to fulfill government con- tracts for submarines. “I went to Lake’s 'bankers,” continued the sec- retary, “and got them to give him { further accommodation, so that he could go on with the work. If I had iet Lake go under we Would have only ‘a. WHEN YOU READ you should have comfort. 1t you do not COME TO , MB and .1:can ‘give ‘it.to you. I, will save .your eyesight ‘and your money as well." y WHY PUT IT OFF? Shell work & specialty. Hours from. 8:30 m. till 8:30 p. m. Monday and Saturday till 10:30 p. m. Sunday by appointment; only. Televhgne. F. L. McGUIRE. Optometrist. 276 Main Street {Over Lewitt’s Jewelry Store.) EE FAMILY BRICK SOUTH BURRITT FOR SALE .—BY__ tz & Costello, Inc. one submarine to : rely on..for . the future.” «Belicves in Pmpuredmasi “I believe in preparedness,” con- tinued Mr, Daniels, ‘but alsa in.scien- tific preparedness for war.” ‘‘Because.l have insisted that men in the navy have intelligence and skill, they have called me a ‘faddist,’ but the time is coming when the pepple will realizé that we need experiénced skilled mechanics in the' navy, men with brains, spécialists in machinery and electricity. Insteaa or having a thousand laundry men we need a thousand skilleq mechanics.” Keeps Names Secret. Following his conference with Mr. Edison which lasted until almost mid- night, Mr, Daniels was pressed for an inkling of the personnel of Mr. Edison’s associates on the board. “‘All I can say,” he said, “is that it will be composed -of men known nationally 2and internationally as experts in thelr rarticular lines. Mr, Edison was silent on the om.- come of the conference. Mr, Daniels had motored overito the Edison home in Llewellyn Park from the house, of Miller Reese Hutchinson, Mr. Edison’s consulting engineer, where he had din- ner shortly after 'his arrivel, from ‘Washington. "The secretary was ae- companjed by Confmander Daniel W. ‘Wurtsbaugh of Washington, GASOLINE EXPLOSION AT RUBBER WORKS $1,000 Worth of Building Materials and Four Freight Cars Destroyed at Fisk Plant in Springfield. Springfield, Mass., July 16—Fifteen thousand dollars worth of building materials and four freight cars were destroyed by fire and a terrific gase- line explosion in the yard of the Fi Rubber company at Chicopee Fals late yesterday. ‘The fire, of unknown origin, start- ed in a long storage shed, and ignited a fifty gallon tank of gasgline. The resulting ~ concussion wrecked the burning shed, rocked nearby machin-, i'ery and threw firemen and a few of the nearest spectators to the ground. Hundreds of windows 'were smashed in the old building of the rubber com- pany, fifty yards from the fire, and a half dozen panes of glass in resi- dences nearby were broken. One Italian workman and four factory girls were cut by flying glass. The heavy detonation and spectacu- Jar fire, which ' followed excited Springfield, Holyoke and other cities and towns within a radius of fifteen miles by reports.of a bBomb outrage. George A. Ludington, manager of the Fisk plant, denied’/the rumor and said positively that there was no dyna- ‘mite anywhere near the fire. WOLGAST VS. WELLING. Duluth, Minn., July 16.—Ad Wol- | gast will' meet Joe Welling, the Chi- cago lightweight here August 6 the opening bout under the new Minn- esota boxing law. The bout .will be ten rounds, at 133 pounds, at ¢ o’clock. 7 in 10 RENT—Desirable Court street. 7-16-d1 TO RENT—Seven room house, §$i0 large front hall, modern appoint- ments, select neighborhood. High ground, three minutes walk from Post Office, address Box 35 D Her- ald office -12-16-d2x TO RENT—Two tenements an Arch street, one three rooms, $9; onc four rooms $11. Inquire 150 Arch street. F. W, Loomis. T-14-1f TO RENT—Six room tenement, all modern conveniences, 27 Harrisou 8t., Inquire, 848 Main St.,, W. F. Mc- Enroe. T-12-tf TO RENT—Baker shop, grocery store and two tenements, 480-490 Hast gtreet, John T. Baker. T-13-w1 TO RENT—Two tenements, rear of (152 'Matn street. Inquire 142 Main 7-12-64 | FOR SALE—Indian motercycle. FOR SALE—_Modél 14 Buick run- about. Full equipment. Tires &l new. ' $135.00. Ask for demonstra- ion, 8/ XX, Herald. i iy 7-16-d2x | FOR SALE—FReautiful Mahogany Up- right Piano, less than .year old. First class condition. Sell _ very low figure. Call anytime, John Hal- varson, 36 Maple street. 7-16-1dx Wil Box 42, sell cheap if 'taken at once. 7-16-1dx Berlin. FOR SALE—Rooming house of sev- en fooms all furnished for sale, ap- ply at 230 Washington strect. 7-15-8dx FOR SALE—Underwood typewriter, late model 5, in fine condition’ at sacrifice for cash. Address, Under- wood. Herald office. 7-14-3dx —_— TO RENT—Desirable upper tcnement at 36 Pearl Court. Rent right to . rl;m. party. 7-10-d6x TO REN’I’—New ‘four room flat, all improvements. ‘15 Winthrop St: & » T-7-tf TO. RENT—Two tenements, 5 rooms each, also One attic tenement of four rooms. All modern infprove- wients, 130 Cherry street. , 5-23-t¢ tenement six gas, adults. 113 roems.. electricity, -27-tf it St TO RENT.—5 1ooms tenements with ba 2nd floor, $15.00. apply at Reogers Sask and Doc. Co. 139 Chestnut St -10-t¢ R A TO RENT—Flve rooms, all improve- ments, at 47 Glen street. Inquire 89 Commergial street. Tel. 866-13. 4-19-1¢ ms:se—_ "HILP WANTED—FEMALE, ———be e ‘WANTED—Gir] for general house- work, one who is willing to help with children. Mrs J.. F. White, 42 Trinity. 7-16-3d ‘WANTED-—Wpopman for general house- work. in family of three. David Gould, 71 Whiting street, Plainville. 7-16-1dx HELP WANTED—MALE. 'eight John Kunz 7-16-d3x e st — FARM FOR SALE 35 Acres, with 7-room House. Barns, Ice l{nluo. Ftlflt and growing crops. H. N LOCKWOOD Ke_-l Estate and Insurance 86 WEST MAIN STREET WANTED—Goo6d carpenters, months work ahead. Limitation of Claims. At a Court of Probate halden at New Britain within and for the District of Berlin, in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the 16th day of July, A. D. 1915. Present Bernard F. Gaffney, Judge, On motion of Catherine Burns of said New Britain, Executrix of the last will testament of Timothy E. late, of - New Britain, within district deceaged. Thig<Court - doth decree that = six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of paid estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Executrix and directs that public no- tice be given by this order by adver- tising in a newspaper published in said ‘New Britain, and having a cir- cylation in said district, and by post- ing a ¢opy thereof on the public sign post' in said town of New Britain, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge. e s AQI’jA’uCS CHAMPIONSHIPS OPEN Esq., F. as and Burns said World’s Greatest Swimmers Assemble §ie At Exposition. Sap Francisco, July 16.—Many of the grestest gwimmers of the coun- try are here,today to participate in the Pgnama-Pacific Exposition in- door swimming championships, to start “tonight, The meet will be con- eluded tomorrow. THe program for tonight has ~ix events which are the 50 yard dash, 220 yard dash. 150 yard back stroke and springboard diving for men and the 100 yard dash and 50 yard back srtoke for women. Great interest centers in the @) yard . dash ,in which Duke Kahan- amoku of Honolulu will defend the national title against a fast field. Arthur McAleenan ‘and Albert Downs of the New Yorw Athletic club, ‘mational champions, who.com- peted in the Olympic games . at Stockholm, in 1812, were entered in the springboard diving event. FOR SALE—A light 5 passenger, 13 H, P. touring car in fine condition. Also 5 passenger, 1913, Pope Hart- ford, Electric lights and starter. / Williams Auto Co., 287 Elm street. 7-144€d FOR SALE-<-3 hopses and two busi- ness ‘wagons, wagons are as god as new. Apply E. P. McAloon, 182 "Washington street. 7414 New Britain Dry Cleaning Corps." 160 ARCH STREET ‘Phone 1328 A desirable 2 family house on Camp street. Low price—————————Liberal terms. H. D. HUMPHREY, z7’z Mam 3 FOR SALE 9 NEW DELIVERY WAGONS 1 second hand concord. i BARGAINS. will trade for second hand wagons NEW BRITAIN CARRIAGE CO. /200 EAST STREET FOR SALE—Double faced’ electric sign with flashes. Nearly new. ln- quire 142 Main street. 7-13-6a FOR SALE-—Special potato furtihzer, nitrate of soda, fine grcund bome. Tel. 92-3. Conn, Vavgy Orchard Co.. Berlin. Ct. 4-21-tf SHORE COTTAGES, TO RENT, By week. or month. B;ker & Lasher, Inc., 307 Church street, "Phone 1442, 7-12-6d SUMMER BOARDERS. COTTAGE ON BEACH—Trolleys, ex- cellent facilities. Good table, terms reasonable., Mys, , Frey, Cot- tage 1905, Indian Nedk, Branford Conn. 7-13-a5x ———————————— FURNISHED ROOMS. TWO ROOMS—Furnished for house- keeping, - modern improvements. Private.. Five minutes’ walk frown depot, 45 Walnut street. 7-13-tf TO RENT-Two or ~three furnished rooms for light Muukoeplnx Mod- érn improvements. Caif be rented separately if desired. Inquire 78 Maple ltreet. lower bell, Tel. ?711 -3. 6-tf ‘-\t“(en out. ¢ rates. New Buick Richard Covert, 220 Tel 1073-4. 7-12-5ax touring car. Maple 'street: AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken out. Lowrates K, 8. Kyle, Tel. 103-5. 7-12-8dx S———————————————e—— WANTED. WANT—To trade Auto, Stoddard- Dayton runabout 1912 model, '30 H-P.,, good condition, want Ford touring car. George Anderson, Ber- lin. WANTED-—Furnishéd room by young man in American family, back room preferable, location west of post office. Address, Box 33BJ Herald. 7-14-3dx If You Want Good Bottled , Beer, Wines or Liquors, ‘ Order Same from PHILIP BARDECK, *85 Arch St. 'Ph- 482-2 BOWLING Clubs and Private Parties Accommodated. Hilding Nelson, 192-174 ARCH STREET. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE TIRES 34x4 Non-Skid ...... $13.50 33x4 Non-Skid . ... .. $12.90 The ALLING RUBBER CO. e —— For Your Insurance and Surety Bonds Avold trouble by having your insur. ance written by a man who knows how. Go to DWIGHT A. PARSONS, Booth’s Block. — e e e AUTOS TO HENT |- By Hour or Day. J. M. Finnegan- Stables Felephone ' 303, GOING ON A VACATION? Come' here for Field Glasses, Auto- mobile Goggles, Smoked and Amber Glasses, Eye Glasses, or an extra pair of Glasses, You know that anything purchased here i8 Right—=which cannot always be said of Glasses purchased away from home. Eye Examinations Are Free. Satisfaction Guaranteed, A. PINKUS Eyesight Specialist and Manufacturing Optician. Over 30 Years Experience. Office, 306 Main St, "Phone 570 A.B.JOHNSON, D. D. 8. DENTIST Nativnal Bank Bvilding. OPEN EVENINGS. Denison Garage 430 MAIN STREET. Livery Cars for hire, day and night Storage, Supplies and Repalring Az’tReo Cars. ‘Phone 1319.2 "MULTIGRAPH LETTERS Fac-simile of Typewriting done in 1-2 and 3 colors with signatures. Letter Heads Printed, Hartford Typel!gter Exchange, ' 26 State St. Hartford, Conn. Williams Auto Co. Agents Hudson Motor Oars. New 5 and 7 Passenger Autos for hire. Repairs, Supplies, Storage. ‘PHONE 236. 287 ELM STREST | @ If you are tion in ‘amy . integrity ~ and write A, G, QI;IREE‘I‘ 'PHONE ' CHARTER u' I use the Detecta Phone, PERFEC s._ Park gND SON . Y PABTEU Gtennmnihlouuwdim DENTAL ROO ¥ 193 Main Streg " Over 28¢ Store BEST Wi AT MODERATE eicus ouumnq-tl.u.w-r. F. E. MDN eorl'hnnl NOI!L-%. D. D. ILLUSTRATORS ENGRAVERS HARTFORD, CON Business Property Fbt Sale Rents for $1,944 per year. Price . $17,000 OUIGLEY 277 Maln Street FOR SALE A.four flat apartment house on Trinity street. Rents for $672 per year. Price $6,500. v D.D.S. | w > x QUIGLEY, 277 MAIN ST. o