New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1916, Page 12

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1916. WHAT SHALL AMERICA ) YATANYHD "4 "0) 'NOH v Hrans o] B: L ‘NS HD pssumo) wonvsuodur THESE TO TWO MEN SAY AT WHAT HAVE Trinity Methodist Church TWO EXTRAORDINARY ADDRESSES DO? Congregational Speaks Against Military Preparedness First of Rev. Rockwell Harmon Potter, D.D. Minister Two Sunday Evenings, March 5th and March 12th Improve Relations With South Americans ‘| tions. and Mrs. McAdoo ) visit of the ociation.) United States section of | the international high commission to continue the work bLegun at the Pan- Arrangements were American financial conference held in | ashington for the South American | Washinzon last May. The tour (Photograph of Mr, by American Press completed in is r THE A. PINDAR CORP. 516 Asylum St. Hartford, Conn. MaKers of Photo and Wood En- gravings L4 b4 4 - illustrators for All Kinds ofAd- vertising Purposes FARM---Within 3 miles of New Britain containing 12 acres BY schultz & Costello, Inc. 242 Main Stireet. Six Room Cottage for sale in desirable Will sell on location. All improvements. our easy payment plan. THE W. L. HATCH CO. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 290 WEST MAIN STREET Office Open Monday and Saturday Evenings. garded by administration leaders as an important step toward develop- ment of closer relations among the American republics. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing take a keen in- terest in the plans for the Buenos Aires meeting in April. Con- gress formally has approved the tour of the United States delegates, and the cruiser Tennessee has been assigned by Secretdry Daniels to carry them to and from South Amer! In addi- tion to Secretary McAdoo, who heads the delegation and will be accompan- ied by Mrs Adoo, according to re- port, Assi ecretary Peters of the treasury and Mrs. Peters, John H. Fahey, former president of the Cham- ber of Commerce of the United States; Paul Warburg of the federal re- serve .nator IFletcher, Archi- bald Kains, zovernor of the San Franecisco federal 1eserve bank, and Samuel Untermyer of New York will make the trip. M. board, NUTMEG SENATORS ARE WITH WILSON McLean and Brandegee Vote Against Gore Resollluon (Special to the Herald.) Washington, March 4.—As was ex- both Connecticut senators voted to sustain President Wilson his conduct of the diplomatic negotia- tions over the use of submarine boats pected, in by Germany against armed merchant vessels of the allied nations. Senators Brandegee and cast their votes with 66 other republi- can and democratic senators in favor of laying on the table the resolution of Senator’ Gore of Oklahoma pro- viding for warning American citizens against traveling aboard armed mer- chant vessels of the belligerent na- The majority with the Connec- ticut senators was almost 5 to 1 in favor of the president’s policy. Senator McLean, when asked a statement about the matter, said that. “this is good time to Kkeep quiet.”” Senator Brandegee, a member of the committee on foreign relations, which has considered the submarine question, had only this comment to malke Does Not “The laid on lieved Mecl.ean for a Shut Out Question resolutions of warning were the table because it was be- that was the quickest way to dispose of them, and the president had asked that they be disposed of, so that he would not be embarrassed in his negotiations with foreign pow- ers. If an attempt had been made to dispose of the resolutions by a direct vote on their passage the re- sult might have been delayed for days, as there is no way to shut off debate in the senate upon a motion a masure. s vote does not prevent dis- cussion of the question of American rights in the sea in the senate. Sen- ators may talk about this or anything else for weeks or months, but today we got action.” It was believed that a majority, if not all of the Connecticut members of the house would vote to sustain the president on the house today. Transfer if Banks. The application of western Connec- ticut banks to be transferred from the Boston to the New York federal re- serve district was to come before the federal reserve board again toda Following the recent action of the board transferring Iairfield Coun banks to the New York district, Har- ry Whipple of New Haven and ank P. Furlong of Hartford, constituting a committee representing other western Connecticut banks, arrived in Wash- ington vesterday and conferred with members of the Connecticut delega- tion in congress. Arrangments were made for several of the congressmen to accompany the bankers hefore the board and plead for the transfer of other western Connecticut banks to the New York district. Representa- | tive Hill says that the board made a mistake by not transferring all these banks to the New York district. He says that Hartford banks do ten times much business with New Yor 1ks as they do with Boston banks. e ——————————— CEDAR HILL FARM The only dairy in New Britain prop- erly equipped for handling milk and its products. Let us supply you with the best of milk, cream, but- ter, buttermilk, skim-milk and cottage cheese. Telephone 98% MR. CASH IN ADVANCE. ALL advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by 1:30 p. m. on the day -f issue. NOTICE. AND MRS. E. W. DAVIS wish to their prospective customers they ire located at the Barker Piano store, 253 Asylum street, Hartford, established since 1859 Pjanos and players, $100 up. Open Saturday evenings. Write, 'phone or call. S.-V S furnished Steam heat, gas, Delts, B Lane, Room notif; cosy, & room suite: light housekeeping. electric lights, ranges, etc. (Price right) N West Main street, city. 2 for TO RENT. TO RENT-—Store suitable for auto- mobile show room. ¥. W. Loomis, 150 Arch ‘street. 3-4-3d TO RENT-—Five room tenement, modern improvements; rent reason- able. 33 Dew street. Inquire on premises. Tel. 585-3. 3-3-3dx FLAT TO RENT, 45 Main street; all modern improvements. Inquire T. ‘W. Crowe, 64 Grove Hill. Tel 291, -wl TO RENT-—Five rooms, first floor, modern improvements, 14 Olive St. F. & S. f TO RENT—Tenement of five rooms, second floor, steam heat, electri: lights, 60 Vine street. TO RENT—Tenement five rooms, second floor. 426 Stanley street. Inquire down stairs. 2-29-6dx TO RENT—Five room flat, all mod- ern conveniences, in The Barnes, 131 Main street. L. M. Barnes. 5 2-28-6d TO RENT—Four room tenement, sec- ond floor. Call 156 Cherry street, upstairs. 2-26-tf TO RENT—TFire heat, Cur steam Apply 2-21-tf room flat, and two office rooms. an company. 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 rooms, 162 Maple 2-16-tf TO RENT—Two modern four room tenements, corner Cherry an4 Pine streets. Inquire P. J. Murray & 325 Main street. 1-24-tf FUR HED ROOM ROOMS furnished for keeping; electric light ange. Corner Arch and 3-2-d3x arge furnished room, light housekeeping, all improvements. . Inquire 11 Wallace street. 3-4-1d ——— TWO FRON light hou heat; gas Walnut. TO RENT— suitable for 1 .| ala L | MINIMUM CHARGE 19¢ FOR SALE. I ONE CENT A WORD_EACH INSERTION. ]i | | SALE—Two second hand ranges, W. Loomis, 150 Arch strest. | -3a FOR F. FOR SALE sweetest New terms diately, toned upright piano in Britain, only $75. Write what you want. Address imme- Dunham, Herald Offi OR SALE OR ingle house. TO RENT—11 Good hot water er. All modern conveniences. Arch, Corner Monroe street. { two tenement house at 633 street for sale. Reascn for am going w Price Inquire 389 street, Radil. room, heat- selling | reasonable. villiam | Arch trucking 25 SALE—Livery and ness. Old established stand, 27 Will sell in whole or in horses, harness, wagons, F. L. Benzon, trustee, Hart, bankrupt, Plainville, | 3-2-6d 1 FOR bu vears. part, hacks. w. C. Conn, FOR SALE—Barber ford. Good busines Anyone wis ing to buy can have a few weelks tryout. Inguire 2 Park street, and Sundays at 15 Park street, Hart- ford. 3-3-2dx | shop in Ha Maple Hill. Abundance Bollerer. FOR SALE—Cottage Steam heat. Two lots. { of fruit. Inquire F. H. FOR SALE—30 Barred Rock pullets. Pittsfield strain. Maple Hill avenue, Maple Hill 3-1-4dx SALE—Several two family of nine or ten rooms, mod- ern improvements, also building lots on or near trolley lines. W. P. Steele, 260 Chestnut street. 5 FOR houses WANTED—Two rooms, light keeping, centrally l6cated. Rooms, Box 2, Herald. WANTED—Board and room in pri- vate family, centrally located, Swed- ish family preferred. Addre: Board, Box 15, Herald. -4-1dx 3-4-3dx WANTED-—After April 1st, couple, tenement of four rooms, all improvements. West end Address, Tenement, Her- Tues-Thurs.-Sat. by young or five desired. ald office. ROOM with or without board, steam heat, electric light, 14 Camp st., 2-28-3-4-2d | WANTED—Boy 16 vears old or over { " in office or local factory. Addr Boy, Herald Office. WANTED be- tween daily. “rom April 1 to buy nd 300 quarts of milk S k, Box 17, Her- 3-3d2x H | WANTE N e demrtm(-nt of | turing concern. | Herald. manufac- 3L, -4d local Apply ————————————————————— HELP WANTED-—IFEMALI 'S WANTED. UFACTURER to sell shirts wear hosiery, dresses, waists, skir direct to homes. Write for free samples. Madison Mills, 590 Broad- way, New York City. S LARGE M resentative want rep- under ACT QUICK! ing up. Sell GA gasoline at 3¢ a arbon. Dollar Sales guaranteed. Cincinnati, Automobile gasoline go SO-TONIC. Rquals llon. Eliminates an_ hour profit. White Mtg., Co.. O. 3-4-1ax WANTED—Lady for light house work, s. Morse, 53 Broad street, Plain- ! WANTED—Woman to do and ironing on N ter H. Hart, Sunnyledge. WANTED—WOMAN, $30 for distr uting 100 free eins wearproof darning cotton With hosiery, your section. xperience unnece International Hosiery, To handle our speciaf- ¢ sales; many ite t(V(ld for free The Belmont Sales Co. Block, Springfield, Ma 3-4-1dx 1u||t|(‘nl Ars. Massasoit HELP WANTED—MALE., WANTED—Man to run heating boil- er. W. H, Cadwell, 213 Main street. 3-4-1dx draughts- experience. Mfg. Co., -4-3d WANTED-—Young man as man. State age and Address North & Judd New Britain, Conn., New Main 3-4-2d WANTED—MAN to nght fires. Britain Dairy Lunch, 348 street, WANTED—Men for painting and loading; also general shopwork. Apply Bridge Shop, Berlin Depot. 3-6d WANTED—Smart young man as ex- perienced salesman in men’s cloth- ing. Add Box 30 B I, Herald. 2d four coal Wages ANTED—Two teamsters, shavele: Steady work. $2.00 per day M. Irving Jester, 24 Dwight Court 2-28.1f WANTED—Young men for locomo- tive firemen. Ixperience unneces- sary. Give Address Fireman, Herald -28-Cdx Ofiice S D—Experienced salesladies of our Coat and Suit Dept. App to Myron Katten, A, Katten & Hartford. WANTED—Girl for g work. Apply 39 Curt al treet, house- down- -3a for general house- be good, plain coo kept. References re- evenings., Mr L. H. Lexington street. 3 WANTED—Competent girl eral housework. Mrs. Quigley, 130 Maple street. Must maid Call 11 work. Second quired. Pe: for Geo. house- 15 Wl Vine -tf general Mrs, and for hing. Hart WANTED-—Maid work. No w Frisbie, Corner streets. Bargains In Real Estate State of Connecticut Office of the COMPENSATION for COMMISSIONER the FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT GEORGE B. CHANDLER Commissioner Rev. Warren F. Cook, Trinity Methodist Episcopa! New Britain, Conn. My dear Dr. Cook — HARTFORD February 11th, 1916. Church, [ am in receipt of your kind note of the 9th, and confirming our conversatio shall be glad to talk on preparedness at Episcopal Britain. You may put me down for the subject 5th, at Trinity Methodist the telephone, I 7:30, March New “Pre- n over Church, paredness and national Survival.” Sincerely yours, GEORGE B. CHANDLER. March 12th Dr. Rockwell Harmon Potter will speak against “Preparedness.” FOR SALE The Residence of the Late All Modern, C. EWETMORE (2 An _exceptional opportunity to sec > a home at a low price H. D. HUMPHKEY, 272 Main Stree. NEW BRITAIN NATIO Don’t wait for opportunity —make it by attending HUNTSINGER’S The School of Efficiency 197 Asylum St., Hartford Ct. Send for Catalogue N. TYPEWRITERS, Corona Typewriters, the machine for your personal use, in the office, in the home and “on the road.” Has all | up-to-date features and weighs but | six pounds. Local representative THE DICKINSON DRUG CO. Beer, Wine or Liquors, Order Same from PHILIP BARDECK, 185 Arch St. ’Phone 482-2 A Rare Chance To make an of the Monarch Stitchad Tire Co. For a very limited period this stock is offered at $10 Per Share For full particulars write or call on B. A. GRISWOLD, Room 508, Pilgard, Bldg., Hartford, Conn. MULTIGRAPH LETTERS Fac-sumlle of Typewriung done . 1-2 and & colors with signatures Letter Heads Printed. HARTFORD TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, in: 26 State St flartroed investment in the stock Co PERFECTLY PASTEU IZED MILK SEIBERT AND SON, Park Street, Near Stanley, 6 teams. Tel. connection. FOR SALE Several desirable homes near sett strect, large lots, all ments, best of surroundings. H N. LOCKWOOD Real Estate and insurance 86 West Maln or 793 East Bas- improve- Three all ments, located Street. One Street, family large house, lot, improve- | family Berlin, cottage, large Just lot off Main Apply The Home Banking & Realty Co. 193 MAIN STREE] Resident Mana to SEE OUR SPI If You Want Good Bottled | — NAL BANK BUILDING ICARS TO RENT | CLOSED AND OPEN CARS FOR WEDDINGS, RE! PTIONS, ETC. TEL. 943-2, MORRIN’S GARAGE 200 E- MAIN STRE i Il . ) Gy A 5K Williams Atto Co. Agents Hudson Motor COars. New id 7 Pussenger Autos for hire. Repairs, Supplies, Storage. | ‘PHONE 236 287 ELM STREET A. B.JOHNSON, D. D. S. DENTIST National Bank Bldg. ()pon Evenings, Denison Garage 430 MAIN STREKT. Livery Cars for hire, day and night Storage, Supplies and Repairing. AG'T REO AND MAXWELL CARS 'Phone 224, PRINTING In Many Different Languages, BY SKILLED ION MEN Moderate Pric LINOTYP] Office Hours: 8 a, | Mondays and Wednesday: Tel Mg Res, 179-5. Foreman 339.12 THE EASTERN PRINTING €0., 53 CHURCH STREET, TEL. 634 C. EBBE MGR. For the Winter $3.00 per mouth HART'S GARAGE" Horace 1, Hart, Prop. Tires bought and .89 Main St &nd Suppli sold. el DETECTIVES It you wmre anticipating imvestiga- ton {n any matier where secrecy, tutegrity and results are essgntial A. G. BROWN, 26 STATE , HARTFORD, CONN. CHARTER 412 > the Detecta Phone. TELEPHONE, - 326 - 3 Bags OFPICE 3 cu WHY YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL RING LINE OF WALL PAPERS LARGEST AND B MORGAN & Iistablished ‘T ASSORTMENT KINGSLEY in 18 The Oldest Wall Paper and Paint Shop in the City 304 MAIN STREET. We Make 'PHONE 534 Signs