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

fion of conditions ih the Euro- | ountries te NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, RICANRED CROSS GIVES ADDRESS Charities and Corrections Conierence of War g0, the - the ‘April fortv-third National ment secretar, Jof civilian r Bicknell day onts tribution [h in nade Err vi Eu sited of 4.—First W at annt Confe wccording w. of the or Bic f of > by st the war the accepted hand will 1al rence s and Corrections at Indianap- 10 to 1 to ani knell, Cro an conference address at the evening of he subject of war relief. Give First Hand News. all. t rope in America for the war suffere: ium of bo a th nes on provide tim. passed. conference will f in other branches of ¢! rrectional work government part will be few hostilities and later the the Oon Among t ief of the Anthony commissioner relief for seve months Russian east tr 1l oc bring will fu he federal Mis federal Caminetti, of immigration, The he n and e together ritable United rnish o Julia C. childre in- meet- of ation, di- Ameri- in- he rnain supervising passed Ger- front in an ef- Polis ions he lose to the firing lines and was observe conditions in regions the contending armies had re- its United and Philander P. Claxton, United States comm oner of education. A number of other speakers of na- tional prominence in their fields will be Thomas Mott Osborne, former war- den of Sing Sing prison, New Yo widely known as a lecturer on prison discipline; Arthur Woods, police com- missioner of New York; John Fin- | ley, New York state commissioner of education; Mrs. Florence Kelley, gen- eral secretary of the National Con- sumers’ league, and John P. Gavit, managing editor of the New York Ivening Post. Other sociations Meeting. Meeting in conjunction With = the general conference, a number of al- lied organizations will have their an- nual sessions. Among them will be | the National Probation association, the American Association for Org: ing Charity, the National (onium\ of Jewish Charities, the Americs sociation of Officlals of Charity Correction, and the National dren’s Home socie and Chil- HASCY PLEADS NOT GUILTY, Ansonia, April 4.—The of William H. Hascy of Montelair, N. J., charged with passing worthless check for $35 on the Ansonia Na- i tional bank was continued to Thur day morning in the city court this | morning. Hascy pleaded not guilty before his counsel arrived in court ind then a continuance was arranged | Officers of the Derby and Shelton banks were in court, NORWAY WANTS EXPLANATION. London, April 4, 9:55 a. m.—A Co- | penhagen despatch to the Exchange Telegraph company says that the glan government has requested case a h Norw | the German government to investigate whether German submarines were re- sponsible for the torpedoing of the iarge number of Norwegian ships which have been destroyed within the past few day If it is proved that German submarines were responsible, will demand full compensa- 0 Get Maximum Crops Be Sure and Use A ysterious access to favor, bu t solely nd it is by this kind of wor k eautiful flowers for bnapdragons #nd Daffodils arc NMERICU IGH GRADE FERTILIZERS For Sale By 5. P. STROPL 113 CHURCH STREET Orders Booked Now SUCCESS Whatever sucerss we may all occas ions. achieve in life is due, not to any to hard, conscientious work. furnish such Sweet Peas, that we are able to Our Carnations, extra fine, Viets’ Greenhouses EL 136-5 et BN 2 T R 48 CLINTON STREET, e i HE A. PINDAR CORP. garage, schuitz & Costeilo, Inc. 16 Asylum St. Hartford, Conn. MaHKers of Photo an;l Wood En; gravi ngs 2 Illustrators for All Klnds of Ad vertising Purposes e o~ TO RENT! Building Centrally located, containing nine thou- sand square feet with or without ¢fice, suitable for storage or light manufacturing, by 242 Maein Sireet. Six Room Cottage for sale in desirable location. All improvements. Will sell on Office Open our easy payment plan. THE W. L. HATCH CO0. 'NSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Monday 29 WEST MAIN STRERT and Saturday Evenings. ,‘COLLEGE TO HONOR DR. ANNA COMFORT She Was The First Woman Ph to Practice Profession in Connecticut. New Yorl, the New Hospital April 4.—The trustees of York Medical College and for Women will give a luncheon at Delmonico’s Saturday in honor of the fiftieth anniversary or | the graduation of Dr. Anna Manning Comfort, the only surviving member of the first class. The guests of honor will bé Dr. Comfort and Jef- ferson M. Levy, who was one of the incorporators of the institution. Dr. J. Perry Seward, President of the Fac- ulty, will preside. Dr. Comfort was the youngest mem- of her class and at that time the voungest medical graduate In the { world. She was only 20 when she re- ceived her diploma, and was subjected to a specially severe examination be- of her youth. The commence- ment exercises were held in Dr. Os- good’s church on Broadway, and speeches were made by Henry Ward Beccher, Peter Cooper, Horace Gree- ley, Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Dr. Clemence Sophie Lo- zier, the founder and dean of the col- lege, Dr. Comfort is a member and was a pioneer in the movement. She was the first woman to practice medicine in the State of Connecticut, and was later in' gynecology in New York Cit in Syracuse. She is the “Woman's Education and Health.” POLUTION OF SEAS CONVENTION TOPIC 1 ber cause of Soro- si iffrage and author of Woman's Aational Association of Shell Fish Commissioners Will Gather in Wilmington - April 18-20, New Haven, April 4.—Frederick L. Perry of New Haven, secretary of the National Association of Shell Fish Commissioners, is sending out notice of theannual convention of that body for April 18, 19 and 20 at Wilming- ton, M. €, Ttns Wwill- be the seventh convention, and the topics which will come prominently to the front for discussion, as in the past two or three sessions, will be those of pollution of waters and conservation of shell fish. Sixteen of the Atlantic and Gulf states send delegates to the convention. The hosts of the asso- ciation will be the Chamber of Com- merce of Wilmington and the State of North Carolina. President M. L. Alexander of New Orleans will pre- side at the convention and the ar- rangements will be in charge of Dr. James Hyde Pratt, state geologist. Among the speakers will be William C. Redfield, secretary of the depart- ment of commerce. Mrv, Perry has been designated as delegate from Connecticut. AUSTRIA-HUNGARY NOT FOR EXPANSION a Count Tisza Says It Is Simply Standing By Germany Until Fair End Of War, London, April 10:40 a. m.— Count Stephen T the Hungarian premier, is quoted in despatches from Budapest, according to the Exchange Telegraph company respondent at Amsterdam, in an inter- view with j that Austria- Hungary i ghting to secure new territory in Europe but merely is united with Germany in a struggle un- til a fair and satisfactory conclusion is reached. “That is all we want,” he is re- ported to have id. The premier de- nied that Austria is “sick of the war’ but he admitted that the war was long FARM land, FOR SALE—About 2 30 acres barns, 2 large 10 head 9 6 room house, henhouses, 1 cattle, 50 hens, silo, and milk route. All tools, horses, wagons, etc. 3 miles south of New Britain center. Address Tarm, Box 6, Herald Of- fice, New Britain, Conn —_ s e FOR SALE—New and second-hand furniture, stoves and ranges, linol- eum, oil cloths, beds, bedding, quilts pillows and furniture of all kinds. Get our low prices. New and sec- ond-hand furniture bought and sold. A. D. L[P\l\\ 34 Lafayette St Telephone 1 pair horses, NOTICE. SPICIAL LOW PRICES on second- hand cars for month of April. 1915 80 Overland Touring Car, 2 79 Runabout, 1 Model 81 land Touring Car, Ford 1912 Tour- ing Car, Ford 1912 Runabout, 1914 Ford Runabout, Maxwell 1911 Ttun- about, Warren-Detroit 1911 Run- about, Reo 1912 Runabout, Max- well Runabout 1911, Model &1 1914 Overland Touring Car. Most of these cars are self-starters, elec- tric lighted and in fine condition. W. Keeley, Blm and Seymour Sts. POULTRY. woman, anybody, who any of the dealors be- Dr. Hess' contains Ikeeps hens to c low for a free Poultry Pan-a-c enough for free trial package will prove i the talk in the world that Pan-u-ce keep vour poultry healthy and ma hens lay. Pan-a-ce-a will help vou chicks grow and prevent leg weakne sapes and other chick ailments. splendid tonic to start pullets ri them up and laying is and e is enough Go and get free trial from any of dealers 113 Church he Dickins 59 Main St; Labieniec, vour these rople st 1 a specialist | Model | Over- 1916. T s las CASH IN ADVANCE. ssified MNIMUM CHARGE 10e ONE CENT A WORD_EACH INSERTION. el ALL advertisements ifor the classified column must be in the Herald office by 1: 30 p. m. on the day P WANTED—MAL WANTE®D! TOOLMAKERS ANU MACHINISTS by large concern located ten | minutes ride from New Britain depot. Nine (9) hour shop. Good pay guar- anteed. All applications will be treated strictly con- fidential. Address Help, Herald Office. WANTED—Boy in factory for bright, Box 23BB, about sixteen vears, office. Good opportunity energetic boy. Address Herald Office, WANTED-—Bookkeeper. had experience and be man. Address, stating ence and salary exyected. City. ‘WANTED-—Machinists, assemblers. Stead Machine Company Must good experi- Box 991, work. Danbury, Turner Conn. 4-4-2d WANTED—sSand Buffers, Rouge Buf- fers and Trimmers on Flat Ware Spoons and Forks. Steady work and good wages to expert workmen, desirable surroundings and no labor trouble. Apply by letter or in per- ith references. State experi- ence and wages expected. Rogers & Brother, Waterbury, Conn. of about 16 years, to Address Box 4-3-3d WANTED—Boy work in Drug store. 32 BL Herald. WANTED—Man to livery car, John run w. a Ford de- Allen. 4-3-6d learn age, marric employ- Herald 4-3 WANTED—Young man to trade of electrician, state perience if any, whether or single, and previou ment. Address Box X1 who posi- Ad- WANTED—By young man, speaks Polish and American, tion in grocery or shoe store. dress Clerk, Box 12, Herald. 3dx TO RENT. { have pen- LC 1.OST—Pocketbook, Friday, 31, on 8:52 P. M. trolley car ford to New Britain. Rew same is returned to Ginsbur: Church St March Hart- rd 1f 1dx NOTICE. NOTICI—Automobile parties ta out. Buick car. Reasonable r Richard Covert. Tel. 1073-4. s or room in i—Two young, men find board and Address Box TX32 4-1-tf NOTIC couple can private family. Herald Offi NOTICE Landscape Prunning of fruit trees, and rose bushes. 111 Hfd. avenue. side. _————— FOR SALE. grape vines ist floor, east FOR SALE OR TO RENT—11 room, single house. Good hot water heat er. All modern conveniences. 625 Arch, Corner Monroe street. Also a two tenement house at 633 Arch street for sale. Reason for selling am going west. Price reasonable. Inquire 389 Arch street, William Radil. Tues.-Sat.-if. FOR SALE—White Orpington setting eggs; also Rhode Island Red. C. G. Lindquist, Berlin, phone 641-16. 4-4-3d f == FOR SALE. five months Arch Stove, used H. Metealfe, 4-4d2x A $14 Gas Now $7. reet. FOR SALE—Edison phonograph with good assortment of records; good running order. $7.00, pay $1 lv. Box 22 BB, Herald. 4-4-tf 1916 Ford touring bod 4-3-wix FOR SALE Tel. 267 SALE—Motorcycle, 1914 model, All equipped. In hest C. 8., 14 Dwight Cour 1-4-3dx FOR two speed. condition. and b & O’Connor, 1-4-3dx wagon. Parker 77 Seymour St. Intern ool Plainville. 4-4-1w> SALE—$75 course Correspondence Tel. 24-3, FOR tional half price. in FOR SALI x-room cottage hous on Allen street, three houses west from Stanley street. Can be used as two-family house. Price $2,000. First Mortgage $1250. $300. down will take it. Inquire New *LBR. & Coal Co. 4-1-4 VR SALE—Barred and White Rock hatching eggs. Also used farmin tools. 245 Burritt street. 4-3-Gd TO RENT—Fixe rooms all improve- ments, at 41 Cherry street. Inquire T. B. Farrell, 78 Maple street 1-4 TO RENT- Loomis, Store and garage 150 Arch street. TO RF corner provements. So. Main St. TO RENT— room. provements. $11.00. Chestnut street. five rooms, modern Rapp e T—Tenement of Maple and Ash, Inquire A. 208 modern Inquire 401 4-1-6dx iv tenement and 180 dax TO RENT—Six room barn with six acres of land at Kensington Avenue, 4-1 TO RE rooms eac on trolley line. Chestnut street. NT—Two tenements of Wl e, btt‘(,le TO RENT—Six rooms and bath. Steam heat, gas, at 304 Park St Inquire O'Dell’'s Drug store, corner Park and Bigelow streets. 3-30-6d TO RENT—To small family of adults, five room apartment at 109 Ba All improvements. In- 103 Dobson Del. 0-6ay SHED ROOM TO RENT—Two rooms for )l;:‘ housekeeping. All modern conven- iences, 193 Main street. Ring be 2, = TO RENT nished ‘Walnut "wo Sleeping Electric lights rooms Arch and HELP WANTED—IFEMALE, in ex- WANTED—Young woman clerk factory office. No stenographic perience needed, bhut ability is required. X18X, Herald Office Address Box 4-4-3a "ANTED——Competent gener: work, Apply Lincoln maid for no at street 4-3-3dx | NTED—Middle aged woman to take care of small boarding house, Box 3 X, Herald. 4-4-6dx Woman to work by Hawkins street. W. WANTED day. 12 the 2d 4- W \\l‘l<l) Experienced Md\ for dry cleaned garments, West Main St. presser apply 4-1-6d WANTED—Competent maid 1l housework. Mrs. s, 310 W Main St. for Chas. Par- 3-30-tf im- | 3dx im- five | modern improvements, c | Freezer. 4-1-d5x 4-1 x[ mathematical | — washing. | gen- | acres on trol- also one n- two barns, two silos, house and FOR F ley ement SALE at Whi house, running water in One quarter mile of trolley Henry Bdman, Plainville, house in fine condition 1% acres of land. Also a very bungalo of rooms with modern improvements. hese places are near center of Plainville. And can be bought Address Box BB. New Britain rm & Oak, front. Conn. -6d Two family About nice ]«\K SALE. | cheap. 17 | office 1-1-6d. FOR SALE—Motoreycle, Merkel, 4 H. P. Magneto clutch. Bargain $30. F. B. Farmington. 4-1-3dx FOR SALE—Ice Cream Cabinets and Tubs, and round and flat bottom freezers. i | | | All in good condition. In- quire P. O. Box 188, New Conn. 3-31-6d | FOR SALE OR TO RENT—New two- tenement house, five rooms each floor, steam heat, two boilers, ply 19 Woodruff Court. FOR SALE 3 south- so-called, at Clayton, with clay lan recently acqu A adjoining on Southerly side. Inquire of Kirkham & Cooper, city. ap- ard for 3-29- sd TYPEWRITERS. Corona Typewriters, the ma: for your personal use, in the of the home and “on the road.” ¥ up-to-date features and weighs. six pounds. Local represcatative DICKINSON DRUG CO. but room on Room, Herald WANTED—Turnished floor. Address fir Oflice WANTIED-— to do work customers house evenings. Address stating terms, Milliner, Herald Of- fice. 1-3-7a Washing street, WANTED- 4 Arch to do at homne, downstairs, - would ironing Address like First Box to do class 11XX washing and work done. He d. x CEDAR HILL FARM The only dairy in New B its products. Let us with the best of milk, ter, buttermilk, cottage cheese. Telephone 98% suppiy ‘ream, but- skim-milk and 120 | | Jonger r | | Partment as hTomas De Cenccs | 4-4-24x | ates. | 3-6dx | young | CARPETCO., Gardening | week- | One French Pot Ice Cream | Britain, | 3-29-6dx | at Britain | barn. | Herald | | ties, | The property | Joseph FOR SALE--Largs Two ramn All modern improvements, y Hdfirse.fi???[}‘hes»mm St be sold cheap. Apply at ongsd H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main Stree NEW BRITAIN NATIONA | | | 1 | The modern business man 1o gards his Accounting De- an unproductive expense. Present-day methods are taught at | HUNTSINGER'S THIE SCHOOL O EFFICIENCY 197 Asylum St., Hartford, Conn. | Send for Catalogue N. 219 Asylum St., Cor. Haynes Street, Hartford, Ct. Spring Greeting to | Home Brighteners-- The invitation is extended you to visit our store and in- spect our complete display of the season’s finest showing of high class Rugs, Carpets, Draperies, Wali Papers Our displays are marked by their distinctiveness and high quality—the exclusive being featured in all cases. | For the home owner who wishes the best in his home our displays will carry great inducement and the most im- portant feature of our whole | argument for wanting your m CARS TO CLOSED AND OP PHONE 286, L sett street, Office Hours: 8 a, Tel Mgr’s Res, 1. BANK BUILDING RE] WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS, TEL. 943-2. M()RRIN"S GARAGE 200 E. MAIN STREET. ‘Williams Auto Co: Agents Hodson Mowr Cars. New und 7 Passenger Autos for hire. Repairs, Supplies, Storage. 287 ELM NTREWTY Denison Garage 430 MAIN STREET, ivery Cars for hire, day and night MAXWELL Phone FOR SALE Several desirable homes near large lots, all ients, best of surroundings. H. N, Locmhnwoob Reai Estate and Insurance 86 West Main or 793 East PRINTING In Many Different La BY SKILLED U 101\ MED Moderate Price LINOTYPE COMPOSITION. m. o 6: Mondays and Wednesdays to 8 | Foreman 3 Bas- improves -5. THE EASTERN PRINTI G C(L, 53 CHURCH STRE G634 C. EBBESEN, MGR. ST ORA(;L~JU Cars For the Winter $3.00 per wmouth HART’S GARAGE Horace 1, Hart, Prop. Lijery Servic., Repairing, Tires and Supplies, Cars bought and sold. Tel 221-4, .89 Main St trade is Reasonable Prices. MULTIGRAPH LETTERS Fac-simile of Typewriting done in 1, 2 and 3 colors with signatures. Letter Heads Printed. FARTFORD VYFLVEITEF EXCHAKEE, 26 State Street. Hartford, Conn. BOWLING, POOL,—FIN LIQUORS AND CIGARS OLSON’S CAFE (Successor to Hilding Nelson) 172-174 ARCH ST. [4 M Farm road, no trout preserve, farm. Ideal location worthy your attention. building on West Main street able for storage, factory or (. L. BARNES, 192 Chestnut "Phone 451- for sale, 100 better place for trout brook ¢ for acres, on poult clubhouse, Also large PROPERTY FOR 8. If you have property of any kind for e let us have description of it. We have several interested par- who may be looking for just what you wish to sell, Call or tele- phone us promptly. The Home Banking & Realty Co. “The Dicl 193 MAIN Open Monday and Sat a TR day T "FOR SALE! Real Estate and Saloon, New Britain, Conn. In order to settle Markham, Britain, the estate deceased, late the executor of the of of New | tate will sell at private sale a lot with a three story brick ing a licensed sz gether well sold building contain- oon and contents, to- with bottling worl established business It is a splendid is .uM i oppor known as Nos. 208 Park Street, New Britain, (¢ Information will he premises and offers arc the undersigned. nn the ziven on solicited 'Thomas F. Markham, at 4-3-2dx | | tain prop- erly equipped for handling milk and | you | of the T Markham, Exccutor of Joseph te M. leccased. WHY YOU SHOU 3 OUR SPRI WALL P LARGEST AND MORGAN & tablished in The Oldest Wall Paper and MAIN STREET. We B304 Make for your Real Room One | Office Open from 8 A. M. ) | Prkr oL Park Street, BEST ALOV H, W. BRIERE Estate and Insurance 37, Booth’s Blk Wed. and Sat. from Office Open Ion., 7to 9 p. m. NOTICE We are paying the highest prices for old rags, old rub- bers, metals and scrap irén, paper. we will be at your service. Telephone, 1645 and FOR SALE Butter Box, one 8 ft Counter 13 ft. Counter, one 15 ft. Counter, One Spice Cabinet, one Display Biny Electric Coffee Mill, ft. Show one Cash Register. Apply to Marsh, Deputy Sheriff. PHILADELFHIA % DENTAL ROOMS ' 193 Main Streel Store MODERATE one Case, A. P. Over 2 BEST WORK AT PRIC to 8 F Sundays by Appointment. F. E. MONKS, D. D. S. Georgianna Monks, D. D, 8 PASTEU 1ZED MILK SEIBERT AND S Near *tanle 6 teama. Tel. conpertion, OFFICES Dwight @ LD NOT NG LI oF APERS FAIL KINCSLEY Shop in the City 'PHONF Paint Signs