New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1916, Page 12

v NEW, BRITAIN FOX & CO. Hartford. Ladies’ Tailored FOR SPRING Suits in fine Serge, the Coat lined throughout with peau de cygne sllk, finished with belt having fancy buckle; good : The Skirt is a new gathered model finished with separate belt and black—all sizes from 16 to 44. and quality pearl buttons Several Styles Muslin Gowns, worth up to 79c. in Ladies’ For Wednesday SUITS TO REN' ablished 28 j All at 161 Curtis 3-1-3dx TO REN Store also 2 tenements. street. Tel 949-4. Tenement, third improvements. St. floor, Inquire 3dx all Cherry DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1916. ) W NN Y AW arRo; CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 16c l ONE CENT A WORD_EACH INSERTI ON. LOST noon probably be- | street and Cro- | LOST—Tuesday tween 107 Maple well's drug store, lady’'s purse con- taining $11.60 and Lyceum ticket. Please return to Herald office. 3-1-d1x 75 and cuffs of faille TO RE modern ing. on T—Four room improvements. Open plumb- Inquire T, C, Smith. Tel. or the premises, Mr. Lynch, Tel. apartment, anding colle blue buckle to match Coat. Navy {ei(@) ’:)CN second Tenement five floor. 426 rooms, street. Arch Preserver Exclusively Featured by This Two styles, with medium narrow toe and 1%:-inch Cuban heel; the ¢ cloth top button, mat kid and bright ki special features of these Shoes would Patent kid button, mat kid Shoes built to order having the Our Price. §5 5() Some of the Dominant Features of These Splended Shoes The weight carrying prineiples involved in the bridge and arch con steel arch, which distributes the weight of the body per cent. from he the ball. This 1ly tem pered steel and capable of carrying 250 It she never knew what real foot comfort was until she wore our Arch Pre over 100 pairs since December through the recommendation of satisfied nothing to try a pair of these Shoes on cost Stanley Inquire down stairs. 2-29-6dx floor, furnace, Apply Aus-14, 3d TO RENT— all modern At Sickl rooms, second "IN improvements, Lincoln street $§16 K, 117 Willow St. Tel. Shoes Store sther TO RENT—Five room flat, all mod- ern conveniences, I n The Barnes, 131 Main street. 1. Barnes in eel last heel last. T a wide toe and low flexible welts. $10.00 to Goodyear $15.00 d lace; you TO RENT-—One four ro five room tenements; modern im- provements; on ftroliey line, W. P. Steele, 260 Chestnut strect, om and three TO RENT—Four room tenement, sec- ond floor. Call 156 Cherry upstairs. street, -tf | TO RENT—Vi wood- Office. Under- Herald 2-23-t0 ble typewriter, Address Typewriter, { TO RENT—Fire room flat, heat, and two office rooms. Curran company. steam Apply 2-21-tf struction; wide shank and special sel to ball of foot; 25 per cent. on bs. One customer writes us that erving Shoes We have sold customers only. It will cost you. TO RENT-—Four room apartment, 15 Winthrop street. Apply Boardman, 475 Arch street. 2-17-tf Ladies’ Muslin Petticoats | A Special Number Fine quality Muslin Skirts with full flare; dust ruffie having French scalloped edge, trimmed with embroideries in very desirable pat $1 59 terns; reg. $2.00 Skirts, Special Drawers, ilambt | and regulation sizes; open or To close !I'mHLLr\ in order to give the mem- | bers of the house some information sting phase of the pre- ion. i | Mr. Tilson pointed out that the | sreatest trouble which the Allies have ngressman Says Difficulty of United | had in the present war has not been | !in making arms and ammunition fast enough, as it been in starting to make these e . It takes, on conservative nmqto more than a vear make the special appliancs | —The |and tools necessary to begin the won. | werk, as American manufacturers | war Who took contracts from the allies | discovered. A delay of a if this | country went to war might be fatal | to us, Mr. Tilson believes, and the ciject of his bill is to overcome this delay and make it possible to trans- orm factories now used for other | purposes into munition factorles [within two or three weeks at the [ longest. JARMS NOT THE MAN SAYS CONG. TILS [States Would Not Be to Raise Army, But to Equip It. | | to {fpecial te the Herald.» ‘Washingtén, D. C., March ereatest aifficulty which would pont this country in time of svould not be in finding sufficient men ko fight its battles, as it would be in inding arms and ammunition with hich to make them a fighting ma- hine rather than unarmed rabble, Boeording to Congressman John Q. filson” of Connecticut, a member of e committee on mil affairs, in } speech in the house yesterday af- tarnoon. Mr, Tilson spoke on a bill atroduced by himself which would | provide for the purchase by the gov- e=nment of tools and appliances by lwhich factories now used in other | work could, at almost a moment’s | 7 Lotice, be transformed into munition | plants. 2 i Berlin, The Tilson bill providing for the | purchase of these tools and appliances | 1ill probably be made part of the | 1iding neral preparedness bill which is lon to be reported to the hc by stenwald butcher e committee on military affairs and Ir. Tilson's speech was merely pre- vear ALL IN THE BANK. NOT | German Butcher Proves That Adver- tising Does Pay. Associated Press., of the gold imperial of The -Most respondence Feb. is in Germany in the bank e s R e (| a| Tue advertised that | )14‘ would sell fat in five pound lots to ).( rsons who paid in gold, and in one by now, was proved recently when se SPRING OPENING latest models We have received our full assortment of the very for the season in SUITINGS FOR EADIES All the popular exclusive garments. Samples for PRICES REASONABLIC Also Cleanin Pressing and Your clothes called for variety of cloths for custom made your in tion SATISFACTION GUARA Repairing for ladies and and delivered. and ready He men. R. BIEIRNIAN EXPERT LADIES” TAILOR For Sale FARM---Within 3 miles of New Britain containing 12 acres BY schultz & Costello 242 Main Sireet. Inc. Ladies’ Drawers | Special Now at 59¢ styles closed; pound lots to those who paid in p. TO RENT—Tenement of heated; second floor. street, six 162 rooms, Maple 2-16-t2 TO RENT- tenements, street Co Two modern four room corner Cherry and Pine Inquire P. J. Murray & Main and Lz Trimmed in circular A broken assortment, but al were 75 g 1ce WAN boy in L\Ll‘ chool gr: in own Herald ight mmar Addre 3XX, | WANTED—1I fice. G preferred. writing, Box duate hand- Office. per or silver, : The advertisement able run on the butcher scarce is fat—and at the first day the butcher w: in almost a thousand marks in gold. People tame not only from Fusrsten- wald but from neighboring towns and villages with the gold they hoarded, | up. If You Want Good Bottled Beer, Wine or Liquors, Order Same from PHILIP BARDECK, 185 Arch St. ’Phone 482-2 AUTUS TO RENT By Hour or Day. J M. Finnegan Stables caused a verit- shop—so end of the able to turn | a four coal Wag Jester, 28-tf WANTED—Two teamste shovele Steady wor $2.00 per day. M. Irving 24 Dwight Court NTED—Young men for firemen. Experience Give age. Address Office locomo- unnec sary. Firen Herald : first class toolmaker for Brown & Shary Automatic Screw Machin to work all night. Good wages paid to the right man. Address P. O. Box 1014, Water- bury, Conn. 2-24-8d WANTED—One POSITION WANTED. as stenographer. Box 17 L, WANTED—Position Experienced. Addres Herald. WE SOLICIT YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT { WANTED—Experienced typist in bill- LOST—Small Bull Brindle, with 5. Bat ears. Reward Walnut St Boston white Dbreast Collar with if returned puppy. and bra to Neck- | Ex- | dime | making Home business. unnecessary. Mail nstructions. Needle- Amsterdam Avenue, | 3-1-1dx dozen wear. perience New York. DAVIS wish custome ker treet, 1859 Open ‘phone E W. prospective they are located at the Piano store, 253 Asylum Hartford, established since Pianos and players, $100 up. Saturday evenings. Write, or call. MR. notify AND MRS. their NOTICE-—Automobile parties taken out. Buick car. Reasonable rates. Richard Covert Tel. 1073-4. Mon.-Wed find family, Six Box 4 ~Two and room. house, home walk from srald, NOTICE hoard new minute. persons can Private cooking. center. FOR SAL. pullets. Maple rred Rock strain. Maple Pittsfield Hill avenue, Hill 6 room u)(| age, 18 all modern improvements, 3-1-3dx two family rooms, mod- building W. P. FOR SALE—Several houses of nine or ten ern improvements, also lots on or near trolley lines. Steele, 260 Chestnut street. FOR SALE-—Pretty b seven vears years old, 1050 pounds, sound, and kind, $150.00 cash. No trades. Owner bought auto delivery. In- quire White's stable or Mill's Hard- ware stare. 2-29-31 FOR SALKE-—9 room house, half ground, ' fruit, good well, Woodruff's store on Berlin Apply to Mrs. F. L, Elton, No -agents. 2 acre near street. Berlin. 26-4dx »n phonograph, with cabinet, 7 nd four minute rec- ords, fine condition, complete for $17.00 on $1 weekly terms, Bargain, Box 8W, Herald. ——————————————————— WANTED. manufac- Box 3L, ing department of turing concern. Herald. local Apply v La- 114-116 3-1-2d dies Dept., Asylum street, A. Katten & Son, Hartford. WANTED—Boy 16 \(‘dlq old wanted. ¥ M CUA WANTED—To know twenty good private family homes in or near New Britain where infants can boarded. Price three dollars per week. Apply Connecticut Chil- | dren’s Aid Society, 60 Brown- | Thompson Bldg., Har HELP WAN 1“Value Giving” As We See It By strict adherence to the inflexible business rule of supplyiy dependable quality at Hariford's Lowest Prices, this IFurniture has prospered beyond The our dreams. business has its own foundations—strong and immutable as any of the material structure. Each act has been definite in purpose—a purpose whose object was—and is—to cement ecach stone firmly we build so that none may loosen as the business Value-giving” as we see it is sincerity in quality for the price—a price which shall be matchlessly low in comparison with the LOUIS HERRUP Complete Homefurnisher prices of other stores. 1052-54 Main St., Cor. Morgan St, HARTFORD capable, business- to build permanent business in New Britain., Exp ence unnec sary. Instructions free. Address Box 32 B. L., Herald 3-1-1dx WANTED—Two like women milliners at | ones need WANTED—I2xperienced once. Only experienced apply Box 3RR, He WANTED—Girl manufacturing concern work, typewriting stenography experience, now employed and Address Box 20XX, in office of I to do cleric and possibly some | Reply stating now employed if salary expected. | Herald where 3-1-3d | WANTED:- D—Girl Apply tor Box WANT eneral housc work. Office ~-Competent girl Mrs. street housework. 130 Maple ¢ Quigley, | the home and “on the road.” | Ciupns and rrivate | Beauty 2nd Serviceability in Floor Coverings 1gs, patter nd are un- I In selecting one's floor cover quality It doutedly the important essential a rug or a carpet is artistie—beautiful—it does not deserve a place in the home. will not give good scrvice, it is equally undescrving. The ‘collection floor coverings in this store has been chosen The requirements of of with great care. variety of designs and color nplc to meet the any room in any home, the x of weaves and sizes sufficient for every demand. As this store pur chases only from those mills whose products are floor S their excellence and reliability, the cov will give utmost satisfaction. Hall Runner Room-Size Rug pleasure Whether it is a small Ru, or make selection to your which you need, you will find it a from our extensive assortments. C. C. Fuller Co. Overlooking The Capitol Grounds — 40-56 Ford St., Hartford. “Where quality is higher than price.” very FOR SALE The Residence of the late C. E. WETMORE ... ve Hill All Modern An excepticnal opportun ity to secure a home at a low price. H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main Street NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BA\K BUILDING THE A. PINDAR CORP. 516 Asylum St. Hartford, Conn. MaKers of Photo and Wood En- gravings - b - Illustrators for All Klnds of Ad~ vertising Purposes - CARS TO RENT CLOSED AND OPEN CARS OR WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS, ETC. TEL. 943-2. MORRIN’S GARAGE" 200 E- MAIN STREET. Williams Auito Go. Agents Hadson Motor Cars. New ¢ and 7 Pussenger Autws for hire. Repairs, Supplies, Storage. ‘PHUONE i CHOICE SINGLE HOME! With large lot and barn and every 1 improvement, price below cost as own-* er wants to sell. H. N. DOOCKWOOD. Real Estate and insurance *, 86 West Maln or 793 East Denison Garage 43U MAUN STREET, Livery Cars for hire, day and night Storage, Supplies and Repairing. AG'T REO AND MAXWELL CARS "Phone 224, ALL advertisements for the classified column must bhe in the Herald office by 1:30 p. m, on the day -f issue.” WANTED. Four First Class Millwrights. THE NEW DEPARTURE MFG. CO., Employment DEPT., Bristol, Conn. ST TYPEWRITERS, Corona Typewriters, the machine | our personal use, in the office, in Has all features and weighs but Local representative DRUG fo up-to-date six pounds. THE DICKINSON CO. An Opportumtv New Britain in the STITCHED Stock Is Selling Investors to become . PRINTING In Many Different Languages, BY SKILLED UNION MEN Moderate Pric LINOTYPE COMPOSITION, Office ours: 8 a. m. to 6:15 p, n Mondays and Wednesdays to § p. m. [ Tel Mgr's Res, 179-5. Foreman 339,14 for interested MONARCH While $10 Per Share only.—Address TIRE CO. At short time all to B. A. Room 508, Hartford, BOW: ING Hilding neison, Yar_. Accommodated, 172-174 ARCH STREF for puirics GRISWOLD, Bldg., THE EASTERN PRINTING CO., 53 CHURCH STRE TEL, l-‘u C. EBBE " ‘MG ”, STORAGE-50 Cars For the Winter $3.00 per month HART’S GARAGE Horace I, Hart, Prop. Livery Servi and Supplic sold. Pilgard, Col Repairing, Cars Tires bought nnd DETECTIVYES If you are anticipating tnvestiga- WANTED-—Competent girl for gener- al housework. Inglish speaking. 192 Lincoln street. 2-26-6d | Maid No Corner house- R o Vine 6-tt general Mrs. and ror shing Hart WANTED work. IFrisbie streets. WANTED good pa GIRLS waists. to work on shirt- | steady work, con- | venient for comunuters Max Roth | 74 Union Place across nmn Rail- | road station Hartford Ct -24-6d | integrity and ton in any ter where secrecy, results are essentlal write A. G. BROWN, 26 STATE STREET, HARTFORD, CONN I"HONE CHARTER 412. I use the Detectn Phone. TEL.EPHONE ———————————————————————— S - 326 - MULTIGRAPH LETTERS Fac-stmlle of Typewriiing uJone o 1-2 and 3 colors with signatures Letter Heads Printed FARTFORD TYFEWRITER FXCHANGE, In- 26 state St Uartfocd, Conn | 3 Bags