New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1916, Page 12

— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 16 16. = p ® ® Look over the beautiful 9 New Silk Petticoats—all that Ii IE I Ii are desirable and correct are f o DR S R S ° here. Prices: ; . i ONE CENT A WORD_EACB INSERTION. Lectures Misses’ Tailored .......s._._.__o | Free Opening, Mar. 15, at § P.M. FOUND—A gold brooch, owner can [ LOST—Monday, March® 6th, on New have same by proving property and Britain-Hartford car sealskin muff. M A paying for this advertisement. Call Finder return 1 Webster street, 3 o 53 e at 105 South Burritt street. Hartford, Tel. Charter 3573. Re- 3-11-1dx ward. 3-13-3d SE—————e—— ‘¥> sday i Main, LOST—Thursday morning on HELP W 2 ALE. Tast Main or Spring streets, large WANTED- Bookk I'l sum of money Finder return to o e — = — . - _ St e OO BESODEE I TIOU ¢ < 20 East Main street. Tel 625 FOR SAL T F l H 5 R o e A onn G| o o B E--Two Family House, 1 00ms, stall books, Addres Reward. ] N Jf?.»;\llh R All Modern Improvements, No. 90 Lincoln St. WANTED—Man 25 to 50 years of age | LOST—Friday, March 3, on Chestnut | TAberal terms Asply o What OQur Spring Assortments Offer | .. i EIREEET m o, HOMPHREY, 273 fan Suee sions for the first 3 months. Refer- NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ences required. Apply between 9 - . While we specialize in this.department in Misses’ Tailored Suits we have no difficulty what ever in and 12. James P. Heron, Supt,|LOST—Chinese Fox fur melon muff, (’ARb TU REN fitting small women to most desirable models; indeed this is a very popular department for ladies wearing Room 204, 272 Main street. i G e L san s ) ALL advertnsements sizes up to 34, Many of our Spring models are exclusive and copies from French artists. We can show 3-13-6dx Maini street 3-7-3dx for the classified CLOSED AND OPEN CARS FOI . WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS, ETC. ' e i i e e B column must he in TEL. 943-2. The materials are serges. Gaberdines, Poplins, Pouret Twills, Callot Checks and fancy worsteds. office of American Hardware Corp. the Herald office by MORRIN’S GARAGE FOR SALE g al y 2 3-11-a2 5 All the fashionable shadcs, sizes 14 to 18. 9% 1: 30 p. m. on the day 200 . MAIN STR WANTED—Pattern Makers, several TYPEWRITERS. ¢ issue. first class Wood and metal pattern Corona Typewriters, the machine = — ® 9 ® makers. Steady work, wages from | for your personal use, in the office, in ” . 47 1-2 to 55 cents an hour. Open | the home and ‘“on the road.” Has all g Pfl".ADEL[ H|A lsses epara e l s shop. For full particulars write X 5 | you an interesting variety of Suits in Shoe top models for intermediate ages. WANTED—Office up-to-date features and weighs but to Eastern Pattern and Construction | six pounds. Local representative Agents Hrdson Motor Cars. New Co., 28 Wight St., Detroit, Mich. e % % DENTAL B M 6 and 7 Pussenger Autos for hire. The Skirt Your Girl Will Want for Early Spring Sl b i Bl 163 Main Straet | zoesrse ™ 5 T WANTED—A-1 man to handle Hart- | FOR SALE—Hatching eggs 6c each, ford county for us on a new pat- . B. R, Wh. Wy, R. I. Red; ented article. No competition, e> Tel. 658-12. Wm. H. Lewin, Berlin. Osetiobe Btore ”aood taste and beauty. Youn should drop in and enjoy the display. There are checks, stripes and plaids, clusive territory given . o 2 : 2 5 : : LM y_glven. Can make GRS BEST WORK AT MODERATE D G | in the rich, high color cffects; plain and fancy materials in every fashionable shade: also plain blue and fiom s 100ktollse00famont ATl = e | PRICES enison arage ‘black serges. : dress “Organizer,” Box No. 373 ; FOR SALE—1913 Ford touring €l | 5.0 open from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M- 430 MAIN STREET, There are circular, pleatcd and full flare models; also the smart bias plaids- 2 ¢ 5 Gast Il Willlamsl Autol Go, | Sundays by Appointment. Livery Cars for hire, day and pight Hartford, Conn, 3.11-4dx | In good condition. A bargain for S 3 5 | Storage, Supplies and Repairing. Skirts especially designed for school wear, sport and walking occasions—sizes 28 to 37 WANTED—Brick wheelers at once. I2lm street. -as F. E. MONKS, D. D. S. AG'T REO AND MA.\'“‘P;L;J (fiu:e 5 = Good wages. Brown & Bes, e | FOR SALE—THatching ess for sale, | Georgianna Monks, D. D. S, Phone 224 dottes, also R. I Reds. Same have e e WANTED—Tool makers and machin- | jaiq in December, January and MULTIGRAPH LETTEHS FOR SALE iata) SN ews Britaln e 800, 8 SOt Februdry, b0 ipericent, \andibattor-i| Several desirable homes near Bas- L Gl 3-7-1W| John W. Allen, No. 331 Chestnut Fac-stmile of Typewriting done Io | Sett street, large lots, all improve- : street. 3-11-6dx | 3-2 and 3 colors with_signaturea ments, best of surroundings. T Vo C t D t . t' WANTED—Young man with knowll; — Letter Heads Printed. H N LOCKWOUOD. sigsfofiratting topmakefhimag HAHTFI]HD TYFE“FITEB [XEHMGE | i e BN sonable offer re- nu Real Fstate and Insurance ply Berlin Construction Co., Berlin. fused for my two lots at Maple | Hinvir: We do not exaggorate when we say that our assortment of Misses’ Separate Skirts is a |marvel of R e SR - ; . o . 3-1-54 | Ml Cliftora F. Hunf, Box 1608, | == — = A shapely silhouette is Fashion's dictum for the Spring and Summer feminine figure, with a tend- Springfield, Mass. 3-11-6dx | TN ency towards the reproduction of the delightfully old-fashioned form-lines of great-grandma’s girlhood S— — & 2 BOWLING, POOL,—P INE days (the first quarter of the nineteenth century), and the designers of La Vida Corscts have bent their WANTED. FOR SALB_Barrea plymoutn Rock | LIQUORS AND CIGARS PR IN I ING energies towards the creation of Corset models in keeping, so that My Lady’s Gown will reflect a modern e o and White Wyandotte ecggs $1.00 LS 'S C FE ('0“(';[;".“)“ olf lthe :l‘accf::lmw:;;';‘ Of‘.“”i‘“ "(‘“"Ll 5 o O stea T eviioped iunt WANTED—To rent modern sized per setting. $5.00 per hundred. 0 "N A lnB:’l; vx’?flfi"{v‘fi;fi:}'fl’ffis‘ e models cover a wide of figures, embracing “first corset” styles for undeveloped junior 7 T : Sl e R e ey b S L i g figures; dainty Empire girdles for slender maids; longer skirted, low and medinm bust models with Tunaclon. viotd sor ler PR (Successoris E ) Moderate Prices, ; e or 3-11-8d e 8 . . modish side incurves for figures of average as well as matronly development. chisdo st ayeRall °°“‘“}‘;’::‘;§- 172-174 ARCH ST. LINOTYPE COMPOSITION. : Address Bungalow, Box Office Hours: 8 to 6: Visit the demonstration now in progress, Corset Department, North Store, Second floor. o . o - AN 1 'St a. m, to 6:15 p. m. : 3-8-e. 0. d.-6t|{ FOR SALE OR TO RENT—11 Mondays and Wednesdays to 8 p. m. single house. Good hot water i aondbos) dnesdays to 8 p. m. er. All modern convenienc CALL ON H W_ BRI E el Mgr's Res, 179-5. Foreman 339.12 WANTED—Girl or middle aged wo-| Arch. Corner Monroe street. Also a | THE S man for general housework, (wo temement house at 633 Arch | Life, accident, fire and lability in- | FASTERN PRINTING CO.,. family Apply Box 11 BL., . street for sale. Reascn for ~(‘\ln\:lfi\11’fln"‘(’v‘ I‘tcm'nsenlivnz Aetna Life 54 CHURCH STRE TEL, 634 4 X am going wes Price reasonable. |and U. S. Casualty Companies. | C. EBBES l.“ Inquire 389 Arch street, William REAL ESTATE | ’ X | WANTED--Girl or middle aged wo- Radil Tues.-Sat v:(,\inoum 37, Booth’s Blk. Office Open e { : l ‘ ] | / man for general housework, small | — 5 X SRS Mon., Wed. and Sat. from 7 to 9 p. m. '——,"“__—— erald want adb Ii family. Apply Box 11BL, Herald. | rOR SALE—Two new milch cows, | === - s STORAGE-—50 Cars 3-920x [ * one Holstein one Guernsey. Joseph NOTICE For the Winter $3.00 per month 4 ] 5 e E. Bdmen, Plainville. Tel38-4. ! ) | HART'S GARAGE rln resu s : : WANTED—From April 1 to buy be- 3-10-3dx We are paying the highest | Hidivs 3 Hct] Piog, Gonecticut Republicans Are Not | “cwesn 250 sna 200 quares of mik f ———— prices for old rags, old rub- || Liery Servics, Repairing, mires daily. 2 :ss Milk, Box 17, Her- | SALE—Meat cart, nearly new. o d Supplies, Cars bought and Bt | Anxious to Go [0 Chicago _ __3:6-6dx | Can be used with or without ~ico. | Ders, metals and scrap irom, | % MR 5 ew S st Can be seen at the Kilby Housa paper. Telephone 1545 and SLP WANTED—FEM 3 Stables, Kensington, J. T. = Hart, | | — — " MW mm..tfl;.‘“wlu\‘ wfi\" M 2 (s S 5 d en s = S Washington, March 13.—The re- | WANTED—Swedish girl for second = Kor Xour Insurance and publican state convention is expected work. Apply Mrs. Frank L. Wil- | FOR SALE—Two new upright pianos | DETE C TI VES Sureiy Bonds . to be held in Connecticut in May, cox, end of trolley line, Berlin St. mahogany cases, come and make | el arl i Avold trouble by baving your insur- No house is too old, too large, v s wise e i SIad | e e otter, 8 Lo Tincniciiffe, | 1f you are andcpating Investiga- | _A¥Old trouble b7 having vour ineus ) b end the republican national conven- Franklin Square. -7-5ax | tion in any matter where, ¢ how Hu e tion at Chicago. Iready there is s and j e heard some talk here about the per- | WANTED—Young woman of about - write A. G. BROW 26 stare | DWIGHT A. PARSONS; or tOO Small tO be WIre for G o e e s for factory office. High TO RE} ) 5 _ HARTFORD, CONN. | Booth’s Block. to the big convention. school graduate preferred. Ad- NE CHARTER 412. ver: dress Box 31XX, Herald, 3-10-3d | TO RENT—Two large front rooms, use the Detecta Phone, i second floor, suitable for business .« . i | much definite about the delegate: 3 2 . g S electrlclty. First to be considered are the four | WANTE general house- | 1 Steamilical all comst: | delesates at large from the state, the | Work. 1 IDEAR S CDIYERTTHOTS - et R | “Big Four,” lled. There have| est street BSOStE | e 25 o s i ] | been suggestions that these be made X results are There does not seem to be e and Garage, By Hour or Day. ' . 4 j up of Senators Brandegee and Mc- | WANTED—Competent girl for gen-|% 5 Y " & | Lean, Governor Holcomb and Repre- | eral housework. Mrs. W. S. Bacon, | Arch street. F. W. Loomis. & J M Fm“ S' . | sentative E. J. Hill of Norwalk, 192 Lincoln street. 3-8-6d o [ [ ega" a0ies There is not much to this slate, e : Telephone 302 3 Bags it — e | according to prominent Connecticut | WANTED—A laundress at - TO RENT—Desirable tenement of | Dwight Ct. | | 77 79 CHURCH STREET Tel. 900 i republicans here. It can be authori- | Britain General hospital. ¢ | five or six rooms, second floor. In- nave Your Eyes tatively stated that neither of the quire 29 Kelsey street. 3-10-wix : ANYTHING ELECTRICAL | senators s a candidate for delegate — Examined and at larg or desires e “hics WANTED—Girl for general house- ! RIENT-—Fiv . ms, first floor, & ge or SRtoleolioichicaxol W o o i s OR RN S veRroo) ir Gl. . fitted ‘m that capacity. The attitude of o2/ e o i modern improvements, 14 Olive St. | the governor on this question is not| V/alnut street, Mrs. T. =6 ’.‘,‘_{I’“‘?"; F. & S. Uf by A. I‘)INKUS known here, or at least it is not Lol EYRSIGHT, SEBOL LIS R iotcd. 70 RENT—Two tenements of five | Over 30 Years Experience. TIRED EYES As for Mr. Hill, he has been asked | WANTED—Competent maid for gen. | rooms each; modern improvements, | if he wants to g0 to the convention | eral housework. Apply 204 Lincoin | on trolley line. W. P. Steele, 260 | ey E 3 ‘hes street. -8-6dx e £ Bins 1 as a delegate. His reply was that street. 3-6-t¢ | Chestnut street 3 e to you that you need GLASSES. Why R | ho qoes not if anybody else cares for put it off? Come here and have me R ! the honor. He pointed out that it ielfroomiat dsteat . LEC IS T e ot cu oo s 5 = POSITION WANTED, heat, and two office rooms. Apply g and fit you to the right GLASSES.W ! jelegates to national conventions. Be. | SITUATION WANTED—By & youny T Prompt attention now may save you man, 21 years old, in cost dept. Can | TO RENT—Four room apartment, 15 516 As\]um St .. .. Hartford, Conn. y sides he says he has been a delogs e = : suffering and greater trouble later on.l | 1o two national comontions ronm SAt€ | give good references. Graduate of | Winthrop street. Apply Boardman, — “ ! : ars ago, | o) High school. Willing to work 475 Arch street. 2-17-tf | Iand it is somebody else’s turn noiw ! £ St i ) . Hartfor s vicinity. Have hao s F. L. MCGUIRE, John T. King has been mentioned | |1 Hartford ov weinity. tbe bl S RENT —Tenement of six rooms, MaKers of Photo and Wogd Er:s headaches, etc. are nature's warning —_— |10 RENT_F i : % large ex ence in cost dept. work e | for delegate from the fourth district. e R oo | " heated; second floor. 162 Maple gravings 3 | Mr. Hill says as ides ) g i @ ;i & S9g: 254 Main - Tistals over Bl . T B hes no ldea i street, e Illustrators for All Klnds of Ad- 5 | may be the delegates from that di = = — 5 — K erci Pus| V e ¥ 3 2 b N Commerclal Arust Lowitte Block- @ | trict, but it Is believed he will be | shaping up somewhat more definitely | TO RENT—Two modern four room vertising Furposes for King if the lattey wants it. when the republican state committee tenements, corner Cherry and Pine Several New Haven and Hartford | meets at a not distant date | streets. Inquire P. J. Murray & men have been mentioned as possible Representative Tilson went to West | Co., 325 Main street. 1-24-tf delegates. Col. Tsaac M. Ullman is | Virginia at midnight last night to at- | one of those discussed for delegate at | tend the funeral of Representative | large and he is thought not unlikely [ Brown, whose widow is the former| to have that honor. TIf he gets it | Miss Izette Jewel, of Meriden, a well | i -~ Representative Tilson may be one of [ known actress until two years ago. For b %l le the delegates from the ew Haven | Returning from that mission today e aaen e e et st aneeny TG Emdk e Thimself gen- FARM---Within 3 miles of New Britain stated dress the Connecticut Jewish Lodge. | The name of former President Wil- | Mr. Tilson has introduced a bill to Pra“y llseflll ln StOl‘eh containing 12 acres Ham 1. Taft s been mentioned as | pay $10,000 to William H. Corcoran a possible delegate. However, the | of Wallingford, who lost right GOOd pay f()l' Start afld‘ BY | wisdom of sending him to the con-{ hand and forearm as the result of ention to be hel¢ his city wher: B of a co « e con- i T o T | e i e o or: every opportunity for | gehy)ty & Costello, Inc. the heginning of the ‘split on the re- | in thix city in 1833, when he was a | gdyancement. Apply ’ ] ; 242 Main Sireet. publican party, is doubted by Con.| government employee on that job. His necticut republicans now here I Basin hanging f TAg e uTh F ( i T T et e Do e re in_con- | gt QNCE [ alr | | sress almost ever since.