New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1916, Page 12

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 19 16. Eureka Vacuum $28.50. tachments ment. Cleaners Complete with at- $34.50. Base- FOX & CO. Hartford. Silks f Spring 1916 EVENING SILKS—TUB SILKS—SPORT SILKS—SILKS FOR STREET DRESSES Our display of Silks for the new SCason Was never more attractive the great advance in silk prices and the deplorable scarcity in dyes our orders months in ady and if we were to buy the same silk: prices would be far higher than our present quotations, Moneybak Taffeta $2.00 Yard wonderful silk for every and alluring, notwithstanding This is due in part to placing today that we mention below the Moneybal that makes it resilient you cannot he deceived It within two seasons the price to you on demand. Taffeta Silks inch Chifion Taf- feta is the product of one best known beautiful Taffeta is wse: it is lustrous, firm woven and full cutting and stitching. “Moneybal woven on the detachable selvage We firmly believe this to be the finest and longest wearing Taffeta in the world. sill ould prove faulty—barr mistreatment, we will refund the purchase A written guarantee is delive to you with every purchase of Moneyhalk Silis. Our Tub Silks Sport Silks More newest fancy bodied, o that in Our regular 3 beautiful than ever in The weaves in the litest of the colored stripes for Men's Shirt. Silks. Llouses shades, no wardrobe will he com- American loom a jand full shades; plete this season without s2veral lustrous quality in Armu white ound and sport costumes of silk, range of street and evening colored stripes, also The today the popular two tone effect. The Khaki Kool, tung Silk a heavy Shun- best Taffeta the on the market . $1.50 an Crepe de Chines, white in purple, gzold, cerise, at old and colored stripes, natural, oyster, white and Cops price ... Chiffon Taffeta, assortment hagen. rd Price, in Faille and colored stripes, Francaise, white $1.50 irresistible, a round of colors, $1. today, Mufti Pongee for i Crepes, a heavy Crepe wide and worth from the our special 50 if purchased " $1.19 hands yard - Sport Coats and Suits mill La Jers, the silk i o in popular sport shades, " $1.75 The Shantungs, in natural also navy price. .. tub silk of great beaut of in ombre ting blue and black. Taffetas and stripes; you must silks in order Jacquards, two tones, and others chiffon Several styles By é e satin s s conty : e Fancy and me tin stripe: ot inches wide. Price see these lovely |color. Price, to appreciate them; jvard colors, satin stripes! Georgette Crepes, our assortment el Eroahi on ground. qualities, Warp 36 inches $1.50, $2.00 is most excellent for ser $2.50. cnmplele in this popular iceable in Print weave, wear. Prices 69¢ to ground with s wide; tin stripes The Corduroys, $1.00, 2 in all plain and prices “.11-(.-111(»-“-.-p. a silk fabric new sheer fancy shades, for a novelty ¥ also 2 tone effects—— in two tone effect, corduroy for 69¢, 98¢ sport coats. $1.50. COrepe de Chine in 1916 coloring: soring | Blouses and Over-drapery; looks |, - : rices and gives excellent ser- flike cobweb, wears like broadcloch, ‘ 40 inches wide, : ... $2.00 ey Georgette vice; 40 inches Kayser Jersey Silk for Sport Coats, Jersey Sweaters, Petticoats; Crepe de Chine for undersear in white, flesh, inches wide, Crepes, in plaids | the silk that is knit and not wowven, ;nn\\ and mais, and stripes, also in black and white, 40 inches wide. $1.50 $2.00. excellent designs fin ald inches white, Copenhagen, old zold, $4.00 emer- and ros Prices and wide. Price.. ]m\n a speech by Senator Shafroth of | or $2 ! Colorado against the bill. Senator | was Brandegee appeared to the bul. | He denfed that it is unconstitutional | and declared that the federal govern- | | ,000,000 a v carried the the house, but there i the measure, for The last sum as it passed opposition to reasons of economy. To Organize “Woman's Party.” by bi DULD SUMMON 0UT CONN. GUARDSMEN btate Militia Could Be Called on for Mexican Service or is ment has the absolute right to lease | n5.5 Helena Hill Weed daughter of water power sites on streams in con- el e pan. the | Representative Hill of Connecticut, ! ALLONROL. . ased upon the|y.q planned a series of meetings to | terapoResitofkeRdeyeloned Bk chil e i aTalibylla i d lecation i & voman | leases to be for a veu 70 : 4 | vears, ox to be. extenden Indefinitary | Sifrage leaders from states where b = women do not vote, in aking a 0 {f desivea « ot in making a tour L | of the woman suffrage statcs of the Senator Brandegee st 2 ) 3 S sl D 4 nyading '® | the meetings is to organize a Woman's rights of the as western sen- i no so il e ators hadl been savine ot ah o o sSI-iParty to boost suffrage (irstiof all and £ 18 i Sreoa bringing political prassure to hear he pointed out that sower de- ; : .,‘ D power de voting against the paric in power, elopers under the muse comply free oo e T o with state la “orks o : ‘ = X 2 2 Worlks of political parties upon tne suf- Californi id tha ; esm i id that it would question in the pation, to this in his state and at the same time to develop power under the bill hip over ters within their borders er they may develop Senator Shafroth the Connecticut posing that should buy a Connecticut lease it to a 5 a2 under rought forth the above information. | (G fir. Hay said that under the militia | qo.00 law of 1914 when threc-fourths of 2|, [ g ational guard organization volunteers | p. o or federal service the president can | ./ ake the whole organizaiion in as a bhoay, including its officers. I fspanish war that not INational guard members wer nto the United States service dividuals It is understood unteer for campaign rental to or states, Herald.) Connecti (Special to the Washington, March guard by water bill enator by to great frage organizations can ut national bodily (02 e taken into the service he United he Mexican ording to statements made by Repre- Hay of Vi chairman States to do duty he impossible do border or elsewhere, ac- Western states claim owner the non navig BUSINESS CHANCE. and the thla wa- | inia, Do entative f the he house. Representative B. J. Hill ecticut asked a question in the pate appr eorganization bill in the house, ot ymumittee — military affairs ¢ sousht to tangle sup- government | piece of land on the River and undertake tn concern to develop power conditions that might not agree the state laws. Sonetor Bran- said that the Un‘ted States owner in Connecticur would wetly ahe same vights and pow- as citizens of the st ave who { own lan there. Mr. Brandegee said Connecticur have non-navigable iands they ern states those owner through domestic HIGH GRADE portunity dence, R. sideline muil order op- 350. Box 1248. Provi- 3-18-3d up senator the federal of Con- Lk de- on the army opriation and which | LIMITATION a Court OF CLAIMS. of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the Dis- trict of Berlin, in the County of Hart- ford and State of Connecticut, on the 20th day of March A. D. 1916, Present, Bernard Gaffney, Judge. On motion of John I administrator on the es Tierney of Middletown, of New Britain, deceased. This Court At Esq. that citizens of vizh over flowir over 1S of west- er waters in ut the land | dam stream flowing months be land and, it fo- | the creditor power purpns without | their claims But he must compensate | administrator | the people further down stream for | notice be ater that is held b: from them. | vertising in The western states would continue to | said New have the same contrsl over waters | culation in said district, and by pos within their borders that they ing a copy thereof on the publ have. The right of eminent post in d Town of New Bri or condemnation that is nearest the place where the deceased the western states, would last dwelt. terfered with by the BE said. nator debate 1sing { point. Mr. might be a he illegal Coughlin ate of N Conn,, within said was as Ty late dictrict more waters than cit rights o Tn Connect own have tolvols states. Mexican been made by entire Connecticut militia anizations, in- rluding organizations and in various parts of the statc 1re called npon ervice | before t Mexican judgment of not that offers doth in allowed of decree that six nd limited for uid estate to exhibit against the same to tiv and directs that public iven of this order by ad- a newspaper published in Britain and having a cir- service the EEE have his can ox or othe question They pt to be for the president pampaign is over, military men here, who eprate «the difficulties of illa ahd his bandits In connection with the question was raised received by enlisted men in the )f this and pointed out dness in the high owing men here that he had and computing ¥s to the pay of the great nations follows United in tue do un- e domain claimed hy not he Myers capiuring the army biil the | armies 1eing | prepar- | (o comes | | in- about e i, INARD I. GAFFNEY, other that the United to the hig Representative looked up the vear, inste in the before countries it Borah of and policy of Tdaho pleaded the bad from his view- Brandegee said that there | about that, but un-onstitutional joined in co against’ = DETECTIVES If you are anticipating investign- tion in any matter where secrecy, integrity and results are essential write A. G. BROWN, 26 STATE STREET, HARTFORD, CONN. 'PHONE CHARTER 412. I use the Detecta Phone, AUTOS TO RENT By Hour or Day. J. M, Finnegan Stables Telephone 302 question nothing the Dill. saw in Connecticut Road report submitted to upon the bill for federal aid in road onstruction shows that if an appor- | tionment of government fundsx for th | purpose were to be made equally up- the basis of popuiaiion, ea and length of rural delivery and star mail routes in the several slates, Connec- ticut would receive 51,900 from a $5,000,000 appropriation, and double, treble, quadruple or guintuple that amount if the asproprirtion were to he 10,000,000, $15,000,000, $20,000,000 en Aid, the armies of he war W g A senate It cents, Austria 2 3 cents per day. Brandegee On Water Bill. In the debate on ers bill for developing water under the lecaging system on the publi of the west, Senator Brandeg Connecticut injected cents, 11-3 on Power the M power lands CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 10e ONE CENT 4 WORD EACH INSERTION. WESGRS, S WANTED, I'OUND. WANTED. wrage, ; Sh_church, cor- Walnut street, Saturday, hand- containin all sum ot money, key, etc. an have —’in men, Wy worlk, | same by calling ¢ amp_ strect Aetna Bowling Alleys, 3-20-1d street. 3-20-17 . \D—Near Iive room by young tenement with | er couple, z Box . el bag good pa Church \\'1\ TEI bung vestibule, of money. FOUND—In South church >—To rent modern sized Friday night, small sum low. Would consider pu Owner can have same by proving Must have all conveniences. property, paying for advertisemen Address Bungalow, 1 Herald. and calling at Porter & Dyson's . 0. d.-6t 3-18-2d WANTED—Seven or e dence, first floor, ferred. parate Address Box OO e - | e— s west ] t or cotta 1. FOR SALE. house X, IHer | FOR SALE—Iggs hreeds, barred rose comb R. 1. Reds leghorn. Wyckoff strain, $1 $6 for 100 Small chicks 150 $12 for 100, satisfaction guaranteed No fertile replaced rtin Dahlson, 51 st., Tel hatchir white and s for, Hls roc white for 13 cuch, ANTIED—Room, vate family, preferred Ierald. rock, with 1 Americ Addry WANTED—Press hands both men and women. sell & win wanted— Apply Rus- MifE G ivisi = f= oy | FOR SALE—Hatching 3-14-w1 White Whyandottes anteed $1-—15, Mrs. ¢ 68 South street. Purc IFertility guai ——— e FOR SALE-—Hatching from thoroughbred Reds G. L. lLusk, HELP WANTED—MALE. for sale. R Rol 3-18 WANTED- furnishing also sale Goods Co. A young man dept. With girls. The for house experience Curran iy T FOR 8 Property street, thirty rooms, Dhilliard room. Ides hotel or sanitarium. Former Styles' sanitarium and re:s sy terms, further infor- 19 Court street. 3-18-6d WANTED— young man trim store windows and Address Trimmer, He who ¢ L -19 Court write card ald Office, 20 ond place for club, ly Dr. dence. E mation at WANT! work cern. >—Young man in local Address cost con- to learn manufacturing PO} 1s0x ‘23 FOR - le; WANTED—A young man for ilice $1.00 work. Must be at least 16 years of ¢ sraph age. Good opportunity for ad- B vancement. References required. Apply Corbin Cabinet Lock Com- pany. MASOD SALE—Edison 60 records, fine weekly if you like. box 22, Herald. phonograph for condition, $&. Phono- houses 8x6 and Buckeye incu- bator in fine 213 bHur- - rit St 3-16-1wX We b i for | FOR SALE—Barred P l\moul\\ Rock and White Wyandotte gs $1.00 per sctting. $5.00 per hundred. William Whitman, Kensington. 11-sd hen also 1 condition, | FOR SALE—2 6x6 with run, COREMAN have a most des a4 man with ability. Ruling conditions; absolutely rig plenty of construction-work for a man who wishes seate Hartford, Conn. Apply in persc Arrange for appointment by letter We give cmployiment both men and open shop men. [t i ability that counts with us Hartford Open Shop Build Trades’ Exchange, Room 36 118 Asylum street, Hartford, WAD ible opening a | lahor | | wages; ahe:d m l()R Al l< TYPEWRITER the “C to nion See demonstration of . ! mypewriter in our window Uriday Conn 120 of this week. DRUG {and Saturda TH DICKINSON CO. WAN ists, ool hin South 3-15-6id maxers and New Britain Mfg. Co., Main street. HELEP WANT alesladies with or with- experienci W. Woolworth out h g city. 3-20-3dx @o? TO RENT—One furnished conveniences, private Franklin Squar TO RENT—To tenemeunts rooms each, modern iny on Trolley line. W. P, Chestnut street. room, entrance 3-18 WANTED—Competent housework at any morning Wednesday. irl for gen- Lincoln evening ox 3-20-11 ompetent cook at 5 street. 3-18 171 or eral Call cept of five rovemwen Steel WANTED— Russeii 3-17 " { WANTED-—Competent eral houseworl Mrs, 2 Lincoln street. Jaunaress General hospits ve room flat, G. H. Samlow. girl for W8 E gen- RENT—F Mrs. TO street, 391 Arch 3-14-w1 5-cd TO RENT—Fire room heat, and two office Curran company. flat, rooms. steam Apply 2-21-tf | WANT Britain Four room apartment, 1; Apply Boardman, | 17-tf TO RENT— Winthrop street, e 475 Arch strect. top floor, 242 i 3-20-1dx O o1 &1 W o S Maple | 70 REN 2-16-t2| 149 Main street i | TO RENT—Two modern four rcom | 1 tenements, corner Cherry an4 Ping ! without board, in private fauiily streets. Inquire P. J. Murray & | Address Box 7W, Herald. Co., 325 Main street. 1-24-tf | 7 i Front room, ~Tenement of floor. TO RENT— heated; second street, six 162 furnished room, 0-1dx | | FURNISHED ROOM -Two roou 3-16-6dx rts | ¢ | Georgianna Monks D. D. CALL ON N YU N T SALE ON BICYCLE TIRES = $1.50 United States Tires . NOW 98¢ $2.25 United States Tires . .. ... NOW $1.48 | .50 Hartford No. 50 Tires NOW $1.75 | 3.25 Hartford No 77 Tires NO\V 198; $3.50 U. S. Nobby Tires . y $3.50 U. S. Heavv Service Tires No Seconds Every Tire Guaranteed | THE ALLING RUBBER CO. 240 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN | , AR TR R YO | For Sale No. 65 Black Rock Ave., 2 family house large lot No. 77 Garden street, brick cottage. No. 1 Sherman court, 2 family house. No. 169 Washington street. BY schultz & Costello, Inc. 242 Main Sireet. MISSION ST. MARK’S CHURCH THIS WEEK -MARCH 21-25 PREACHING SERVICES Wednesday, Thursday and 7:45 P. BISHOP E. C. ACHESON, [ GOOD MUSIC; FAMILIAR ‘ ALL WELCOME—COME 30 P. M T vesday, Friday, Preacher. HYMNS Children’s Mission Wed., Thurs.,, Fri 1 FOR SALE Some very desirable homes—To the right pdrtm low prices will be given. Will get particulars by calling at my office H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main Street NEW BRITALN NATIONAI BANK BUOILDING CARS TO RENT’ CLOSED AND OFPEN CARS FOR Room. Idcal place for club. botel, | WE lml“-s m‘u‘l"nu\\ or sani m. Forme Dr. styles’ L. 943-2 sanitarium and - residence. Fasy Z“URRIV’b GARA terms, Further infor 200 E- MAIN STREE ~ Williams Auto Go., Agents Hrdson ¢ and 7 Pussenger FOR Property at 17-19 Rooms, large SALE Court St. . Thirty and Billiard Clty Advertlsement REG l\ll.\l:s NOTICE. the city of in the Room Mutor Cars. New Autos for hire. Repairs, Supplies, Storage. PHONE 29 LRT ELM The Britain istrars’ March to Registrars of will in session office, City Hall 23, 1916 from & 5 o'clock p. m. to receive tions to be made for ihe city to be held April 11, 1916 All applications to made must in the hands of the Registrars be- } sre 5 o’clock p. m. WILLIAM ZIBGLER, lfiivi_‘ | THOMAS J. SMITH, NOTICE | We are paying the highest | prices for old rags, old rub- bers, metals a paper. Telephone 1645 and we will be at your service | New | iteg- | 102 be lock . 1. H R upplica- | clection Dem on Garage 430 MALN STREET. Livery Cars for hire, day and pight Storage. Supplies and Kepairlug. AG'T REO AND MAXWELL CARS ‘Phone 224. he gistra Dated, New Britain, March 18, FOR SALE Several desirable homes sett street, large lots, all and scrap iron, | ments, best of surround 4 H. N, LOCKAWOLOOD Reai Estate and Insurance 86 West Main or 793 East PRINTING’ In Many Different Languages, BY SKILLED UNION MEN Moderate Prices. LINOTYPE COMPOSITION. | Office Hours: 8 a. m. to 6:15 p. Mondays and Wednesdays to 8 p. m. Tel Mgr's Res, Foreman 339.12 § near Bas< improve- bor xour INsutdilce diiy Surety Bonas | | { Avo!d trouble by having your tnsur- | ; ance written by a man who knows how. Go to DWIGHT Boothe PARS Rioek SONS m. r 193 Main u“flfll Over 25¢ Store T WORK AT MODERATE PRICES Open from 8 A. M. ST ()RA(; L—-—:)U Cars the Winer, $3.00 per month HART'S GARAGE Horace 1, Hart, Prop. Lisery Servic and Supplies, eold. Tel 2 _ B For to 8 P. Sundays by Appointment. | F.E. MONKS, D. D. M| Repuiring, Tires Cary bought anc 1-4, .89 Muin St WULIIGRAPH LETTERS ‘l “ac-simile of Typewriting and 3 colors with signatures. Letter Heads Printed. PARTFCRG 1YPLVHIER © XUM[F B State Street Hartfor Co BOWLING, POOL,—FINE | LIQUORS AND CIGARS OLSON’S CAFE (Successor to Hilding Nelson) 172174 ARCH ST. H. W. BRIERE for your Real Estate and Insurance Booth's Blk. and Sat. from If You Want (xOOd Bonled Beer, Wine or Liquors, -, Order Same from PHILIP BARDECK, 185 Arch St. ’Phone 482 dono in | i ; TELEPHONE OFFICE T Ba S Room 37, Mon., Wed Office Open 7 to 9 p. m. A. 5. JOHNSON, . D. DENTIST National Bank Bldg. Open Evenings. THE A. PINDAR CORP. é'l(l Ai\lum St Hnltm(i Conn. MaKers of Photo and Wood En- gravings = = - B jllustrators for All Hinds of Ad- vertising Purposes 4 B headaches are natur to you that you need GLASSE put it off? Come here and EXAMINE YOUR EYF and fit you to the right GLASSE Prompt attention now may save you suffering and greater trouble later on. F. L. McGUIRE OPTOMETIRIST ete. warning Why have me Upstais 1 over Street. Y Witt's Bl