New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1916, Page 12

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1916. AUCTION! AUCTION! AUGTION! By Order of Probate Court 10 Houses--3 Buildi ng Lots hat will interest speculators, investors and home buyers. These properties belong to an estate and you are going to be given a chance to make your own price on the whole of them, or any part of them. 7 THREE TENEMENT HOUSES 2 TWELVE TENEMENT HOUSES 1 SINGLE COTTAGE 1 CORNER LOT 2 LOTS 50 BY 150 Each house has a liberal mortgage on it and terms can be arranged so that a man with a small amount of cash can get a house with an income from it that will help him carry it. . Al properties located on ’ HARTFORD AVENUE And-are handy to any part of the City. School, churches, trol- ley .and stores all near by For further particulars as to income, and permission to examine properties, apply to W. L. HATCH, Administrator, 29 West Main St. SALE—SATURDAY, FEB. 26th, at 1.30 P. M. TERMS—10 Per Cent. Cash must be paid on premises when property is sold. The Latest Spring Styles W all Papers Can Be Seen at RACKLIFFE’'S NEW WALL PAPER DEPT. The best 1916 patterns at the price Call and look them over. of the ordinary. Rackliffe Bros. Co. Inc. 250 PARK STREET. NEW BRITAIN counts sustained included that of al- leged perjury and of immorality. Wants Legality Tested. Osborne, who met his attor- neys, George Gordon Battle, ex-judge M. J. Tierney, Deacon Murphy, and Huntington Merchant at luncheon at the Hotel Belmont, insisted that while he wanted a speedy trial if he was to stand trial at all, he first wanted the legality of the indictment tested before consenting to defend himself against the charges. An appeal would go before the Appellate Division in Brooklyn if it should be found that the higher court had jurisdiction to receive an appeal from Justice Mors- chauser’s order. “If the order is appealable on ap- peal will be made at once,” said Mr Battle last night. “As yet we are not certain that the Appellate Division has jurisdiction to comsider it. If jg is found possible to take the matter before the higher court, we feel sure, from the evidence we can submit, that a favorable decision will result fo. the defense. We shall determine to- morrow whether or not to make the appeal. “Our appeal would be based on the grounds that the whole proceed- ings taken against Warden Osborne were based on illegal and incompe- tent evidence, and that certain ques- tions asked by the Grand Jury and the District Attorney of Winchester county indicate bias and prejudice against our client. In our opinion there never was a case of such im- portance in which, the indictmert JSBORNE TO APPEAL SUSTAINING COUNTS, flants Speedy Trial But May Test Legality First Mr. . New York, Feb. 24—Warden Os- @ of Sing Sing prison conferrcd th his attorneys here yesterday af- feérnoon concerning the legal basis for i appeal from the decision of Jus- jce Morschauser of the Supreme ‘ourt, who announced on Tuesday, at is home in Poughkeepsie, that he lhad sustained four counts in the Grand Jury indictments and had dis- missed two others. This was done on 2 motion by .the attorneys for the defense to quash all counts of the indictments. The motion was argucd at a special hearing at Poughkeepsic on Monday. If an appeal should be ken it would postpone the Osbourne trial for at least a month, and prob- ably for two months, and in the event of a favorable decision for the de- fense there would be no trial unless Dew indictments were found. In two counts dismi d charged the Warden with neglect of duty alleged violation of prison rules. For Sale FARM---Within 3 miles of New Britain containing 12 acres BY schultz & Costello, Inc. 242 Main Street. um found upon such incompetent ana illegal evidence. “At White Plains this morning Mr. Tierney explained the situation to Justice Morschauser, and notified the court he expected to take an appeal. If we make the appeal it will be at least a month before a decision is made, during which the trial will be held up, and should the Appellate Di- vision reverse the decision of Justice Morschauser ceedin against the Warden’ COLONEL’S TAXES IN Roosevelt May Be Forced to Pay | $1,500 on Sagamore Hill Estate Instead of $750. New York, dore Roosevelt town of Oyster Feb. if Bay in taxes on his Sagamore Hill property this year twice as much sessments in the are upheld, will have to pay last $750. he paid paid about will be $1,500 Colonel Roosevelt by no means alone in the of 100 per cent. or over in his taxes, for many large estate holders in Oyster Bay Township vesterday received tax bills showing that they will be required to |double Inst year's payments. —The >ratt estate in Glen Cove, which last $14,000, exclusive of will this year have to Mortimer Schiff is asked for $5,000, the Ladew estate for | $6,000, Colonel J. R. de Lamar more | than $5,000, Colonel William Hester | $925, and many other land owners in | proportionate amounts according to | their holdings—in each case mor thm\ 100 per cent. increase over las |~ This he his tax Last year This year ve! raise of vear paid about {school “taxes, ‘ pay $29,000 is explained by the raise of | Oyster Bay assessments from $18,- 1 600,000 1ast year to $31,460,000 this j year, and by certain additional taxes | imposed. Theé school taxes have not | been materially increased. They will | have to be paid in addition to the | other taxes. | | | \x,\\Tl—,D— mm girls for WANTED—First CASH IN ADVANCE. l | TO REN | i ONE CENT A WORD. EACH INSERTION e st e e MINIMUM CHARGE 16e WANTED. | TO RENT—Two large front sccond floor, suitable for business purposes. § all conven- 2 West Main street. nroe's stor: rooms, three rooms fur- housekeeping Address, | Herald, 4-dlx WANTED—Two or nished for light man and wife with child. stating price. Box 8§ M, TO RENT—Four improvements, room tenement, all 33 Glen street. RENT—For gentleman, steam Theated room near bath. Winthrop street, 2na floor, reliable representative with the machinery ecticut to handle first | References. Ger- | Ao preferred: Union | Leather Comps Providence | WANTED—A acquainted ny, by | § TO REN wood Office. P—Visible typewriter, Under- Address Typewriter, Herald 23-tf TO RENT—Fire room flat, heat, and two office rooms. Curran company. team Apply 2-21-tf All modern conveniences, 593 W Main street. Inquire Chas. Beh, West Main. 2-21-6dx | 7 = i To RENT—Four room apartment, 15 Winthrop street, Apply Boardman, 475 Arch street. 2-17-tf TO RENT—Tenement of heated; second floor. street, six 162 rooms, Maple 2-16-t2 floor tenement, and bath. Modern con- Inauire 65 Lincoln St, 1-25-tf TO RENT—Second five rooms veniences. Tel. 941-3. TO RENT—Two modern four room tenements, corner Cherry any Pine streets. Inquire P. J. Murray & 325 Main street. 1-24-tf HELP WANTED—FEMALE. GIRLS WANTED— to work on shirt- waists, good pay, steady work, con- venient for commuters Max Roth 74 Union Place across from Rail- road station Hartford Ct. 2-24-6d stenographer Address Box 24-tf dd S local factory office. XX, Herald, work Main -6d press 351 South st ;,’uu(l wages 2-3 WANTEDGompetentitalaizos gen- eral housework, family of two per- sons. Liberal wages. Apply at No 2 Washington St., Plainville, Conn. 2 5dx house- WANTED—DMaid for general g -tf work. Apply 339 Hart St house- 24 Forest 21-tf WANTED work. street. Family of three. | | I | that would end the pro- OYSTER BAY BOOSTED | | six pounds. 24.—Colonel Theo- | the | to FURNISHED ROOMS. RENT—Three furnished light housekeeping. Electric gas, steam heat, bath, all and ‘phone. Address Box Herald. 2-18-tf FOR SALE Bungalow on Roxbury Road, also one on Court, in the Belvidere dis- trict. Price low. Apply to The Home Banking & Realty Co. 193 MAIN STREET Resident Managers. TO rooms for light, modern 19 XX, RS, the TYPEWRITI Covona Typewrite the home and “on the road.” ¥ up-to-date features and weighs Local representative DRUG but THE DICKINSON Co. ’VO’VIEN HYS lERICAL AS PISTONROD SNA Roadbed Ripped up for Quarter of a Mile by New York Express at Yalesville, eb. 24 While Yalesville, a Wallingford just south of Meriden, tonight, train No. on the New Haven railroad, an express running irom Boston to New York and due in New York at 9 o'clock, had Y narrow escape from d ilment and 200 passengers became view of the Milford wreck. The pistonrod on one of the loco- motive’s cylinders suddenly snapped in two, and before the engineer could stop his it bumped along for a quarte a mile, ripping up the ties and roadbed. Some of the wom en passengers became hysterical. The engine stayed on the rails, and after delay the whole train was run bacl Meriden, where another engine was tuted and the trip to New York about two hours behind New Haver ing through swing- village in sul resumed Jew Haven officials at y rigid investigation and perts went to Meriden to examine t damaged pistonrod which had been inspected and pronounced in good condition. or E recently TO RENT—Five rooms second floor. | Blake : machine | for your personal use, in the oflice, in | all | alarmed, {a | Two first class tool Brown & set- | harpe Automatic S v machines to work five nights per week from 7 p. m. m. Good wages and stead to the right men. Address Box 1014, Waterbury, Conn. for position | | | PGS NTED—One toolmaker | for Brown & Sharpe’s Automatic Machines to work all night. | vages paid to the right 1 ! P. O. Box 1014, WANTED—Exchange elegant costly | Columbia Grafophone with records for Upright piano—Address *T change” New Britain Herald. 2-24-20x | WANTED—Young man of age to work in al hardware factory. Herald Office. about office 16 | yea of | 1o Box 1588, WANTED— ing machine Paper Box Co. perienced man on scor- Apply New Britain 22 Walnut St, 2-23-3d | D—To buy second hand mo- also sewing machine. IFrank IFade, 5 Elm street. 2-23-4dx WANTED—Girls for ant factory work. Good pay- Write for and further information. Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartrodge Co., { Barnum Avenue, Bridgeport, Co 3 fur- by Mur- WANTED—Two or three rooms nished for light housekeeping, n and wife with child. D Linwood Farm, R. I ew Britain dressmaking 1. Sandshaw, 2-23-3dx out Mrs, WANTED—To by the day. 628 East street. g0 { | stenographers Adress D—DMale department Herald Office. WANTE factory BB 6-40 cond: FOR SALE—19 Hudson, briolet .This car is in fine tion and has been run le 5,000 miles. Ideal car for vee. Wiiliams Auto Co., St. | light and pleas- | Eight hour shop. | application | m | 18 | OTICE! We have a $ 90.00 Electric Washing Machine that has been used for demonstration only, which we will sell for $50.00, with a week’s trial, if taken at once. FOI® fruit. Well rented. The Sunng& BuckleyElectric Co. ANYTHING ELECTRICAL -79 CHURCH SIREET Tel. 900 SAILKE 2-24-2a | 3 Family House, 423 Church Street. Cail on Large lot, plenty of H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main Street NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING THE A. PINDAR CORP. 516 Asylum St. Hartford, Conn. MaKers of Photo ang Wood En- gravings - b4 b4 Iilustrators for All Hinds of Ad- vertising Purposes LINOTYPE COMPOSITION. Office Hours: 8 a. m. to 6:15 p. m. Mondays and Wednesdays to 8 p. m. Tel Mgr’s Res, 179-5. Foreman 339.12 THE EASTERN PRINTING CO., 53 L]{blt(/ll STRE! CHOICE SINGLE HOM ‘With large lot and barn and every improvement, price below cost as own- er wants to sell. H. N. DOCKWOOD. Renal Estate and Insurance 86 West Main or 793 East BOWLING, Hiiding Neison Ciubs and Yrivate Far..cs ‘ommodated. 179-174 ARCH “TR | If You Want Good Bottled Beer, Wine or Liquors, Order Same from PHILIP BARDECK, 185 Arch St. ’Phone 482-2 T, man to Apply TED—Energetic young work in wholesale warehouse. Miner, Read & Tullock, street ls to work in packing sell & Erwin Mfg. SALE—Proper Whitin street, Plainville. Includes land |FOR I 75 | won integrity and 6,000 square feet floor space, light manufacturing, and | iot. Price right. James | 1ly, Plainvill 4-3d | Any one piano should write to | Plainville. i | i by 132, building containing about | able for building Mc SALE purchase Broad street, 4-2 FOR ALE—Colony meler chick capacity. B 59 Ellis s Household Lurml\u St. FOR SALI Prospect FOR SALE— i 6-40 Hudson touvr ing car, 1914 Buick touring 1914 Maxweli touring car, 1913 illac touring car. These cars are all equipped with electric lights and ! sclf starter, demountable rims, etc. | | They are all in first cass mechanieal | | condition and offer is tiona! prices if disposed of the next days. Williams Ca, 287 our excep- with n Auto Glm street FOR SALE—Two Renault taxicabs condition. Bargain for cash. Auto Co. 287 good Williams FOR SALE—Two incubators and two brouders. Inquire 117 Jubi SALE—Columbia mahogany used very little, | with records. $30.00, cost $50.00 5.00 monthly buys it. Box 8 | Sl FOR Grafonola, NOTICE Hum- City. Piano 110 Practical phrey Ave Rockwell CEDAR HILL The only dairy in New Britain prop- erly equipped for handling milk and its products. Let us suppiy you | with the best of milk, cream, but- | ter, buttermilk, skim-milk and | cottage cheest Telephone 98% 1 write Sult- | PREET, bt Raymond St. Arrangement made to | S Dr. William Holtz, M. T., N PECIALIST AND NAL ADJUSTER y Monday, Wednesday and Fri- day, freem 10 a- m. to 8 p. m. Booth’s Block, NEW BRITAIN, CT. Consultation Free, UpriprpCLLY D If you are anticipating fnvestiga- in any matter where secrecy, results are essentlal BROWN 26 STATE HARTFORD, CONN. CHARTER 412. the Detecta Phone. A. G, PHONE I us wanins » FOR SALE OR RENT The Andrews Homestead on West ain St. Also 7-Room Cottage on - CARS TO CLOSED AND OPEN WEDDIN. TEL. 943-2. MORRIN’S GARAGE 200 E. MAIN,STREET. Denison Garage 430 MAIN SLREKT. Livery Cars for hire, day and night Storage, Supplies and Repairing. AG'T REO AND MAXWELL € "Phone Williams Auto Co, Agents Hrdson Motor Oars. New & and 7 Passenger Autos for hire Repairs, Supplies, Storage. PHONE 236 287 ELM STRICT RS STORAGE—50 Cars For the Winter $3.00 per mouth HART’S GARAGE Horace 1, Hart, Prop. Livery Serv Repalring, Tires and Supplies, Cars bought and eold. Tel 221-4, 189 Main MULTIGRAPH LETIERS Fac-simile of Typewriting done in, 1-2 and 3 colors with signatures. Letter Heads Printed. HARTFORD TYPEWRITER EXDHANGE 26 State St Harty o “A. B. JOHNSON, D. D. DENTIST National Bank Illflz Open Evenings. Nut Coal 3 Bags Dwight Gt TELEPHONE 4 - 326 - WHY YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL TO SEE OUR ¢ PRING LINE OF WALL PAPERS LARGEST MORGAN & Established The Oldest Wall Paper and Paiut Shop in the MAIN STREET. We 301 Make Six Room Cottage location. our easy payment plan. AND BEST in ASSORTMENT KINGSLEY 1854 City 'PHONE Signs for sale in desirable All improvements. Will sell on THE W. L. HATCH CO. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Officc Open Monday 29 WEST MAIN STREET and Saturday Evenings.