New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1916, Page 16

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, FOX & CO. Hartford. Campbell’s Original Varnish Stains for Floors We are Hartford Agents for this high grade Varnish, It is extremely durable and waterproof. HOUSECLEANING NECESSITIES OUR ANNUAL SALE The Notion Annex east of the clevator, main aisle, south store, Dustdowns ers for household mnecessities such as Polishes, Cleaners, loor Wax, Shoc Findings, Cements, Garment Hangers, etc. As fa arket, if they look at all good to us we give them a thorough out department. hey’re added permanently to our great household specialty avigg items here not usually found at a notion department, which op & moment as you pass through the store. THESE SPECIAL SHOE PCLISH | MISCELLANEOUS bc bottles G. Fox & Co. NEEDS 23c Glycerine Oil:Shoe Polish 1 7C | Japanese Furniture Polish, 5c bottle Uno Friction and self per bottle = Nonparell Furniture Polish, 8-o0z. bottles, regular price Shining Shoe 17 [ 36c, sale price Polish N t 0c boxes Nugge! McCormick’s Iron Glue, | per bottle Paste .. . 8 P, 0c boxes Shinola Paste, 5C\2 oz. bottles best quality Machine Oil, black and tan pri-Foot, per bottle and tan 9 ‘Cop’lllnu Oilcloth sale price . ; € oy 0c bottle Brown's French ArmV‘OnP gallon and Navy Shoe Polish 5c bottles Whittemore's Sperm 3c for waterproofing hlu(‘!\: . . leather sho arnish, 19¢ and cans Beeswax 69 6c! 0il Floor Polish C | Z5¢ bottles Sunshine Fur- 19 Dandy| niture Folish .. C Combination for tan | Children’s Wooa Stocking Dry- shoes 17¢c| ing Frames, 9c kelley’s White Bag of Powder fr)rrl ’r’"tp"" A e Biesning white shoes, regular 10¢ | nfants’ and Children's Wood Re- movable Toilet and 25c 8(:, 17C\ sty fi o oice 9 Boyle's Brightener for 0c Cant-Slips for felt bottom for @%c Zephyr ) Floors, pint cans ...... ions, per pair ARuhl)(‘r Tipped Wood Door 7 Stops, 3 for of pumps .. B (¢ ‘Wood Caster Cups, 5c bottle Whittemore's Quick | holding furniture, White Tolish for white canvas| a set of four shoes. | L. V. Crepe Dust Cloths, made by sale price | the Liquid Veneer 19 food quality Bris | . people c Pesh, Daubers 4(; | Never Slip Flat Iron Holders, pa- 2 - tented to fit any size iron- fne auaiity Wool Boot @ | inoTiure sale price 1o SC | Fitche’s Dustdown per pound DUSTLESS SUNDRIES Long handle Dustless Bric- 5¢ size Household 121/ e Dt 1 7c Dustless Dust: Cloths 2C | 1ousenold size Dustie bur Priscilla Dustless 25 Dust Cloths 8C Floor Mops . C | Adheso Millinery hinese Laundry Wax with wood| Glue handles, best quality, Cedar Oil Floor Mops with handle 7c and bottle of Cedar Oil, complete set 7c Staples’ Floor pound cans Tin Sewing Machine Oil cans Oc patented Clothes Clean- ing Pads for traveling. pc cakes F. P. C. Laundry Wax e sets ' Invisible for Furniture, two sets for Oc Ticking Asbestos Cloth Iron Holders Sliding Castors | at "('-lass Stove Res 8c | of four, per set.... | Liquid Vencer, furniture 3C sale price, bottle [ HOUSEHOLD NEEDS | B woini Asiumanie Drvins| Frames for 1 9 c gloves farni- | polish, bc Asoestos Iron Holders, each Kleanshade window shade cleaner, for use on all cambric, opaque and duplex sale price Gold Enamel home mixing, sale price 18 Karat Ready Mixed Gold Paint, extra fine quality, ale price, bottle > 80 Mystic Mit, the magic pot cloth for cleaning kitchen utensils, salt price SC Colorite for renovating straw hats, :t\olull):fl. colors, 19c 21c Al-lon Ironing Budld Pads, 42c Covers, le p VVHO Infants’ Paint, outfit for Rubber-headed Tacks for 21/2C ture, shirtwaist boxes, ete., | reenDC, 6¢C,7c, 8¢ dozen Tips for the ends [Patented Rubber of chair rockers, 121/ per pair . 2c 10c bottle fine quality Sew- ing Machine Oil 7(‘, remov- $1.50 Reaching Poles for *50c ing pictures from walls, Polish, cleans ete. E. Z. Shine Stove the nickel as well as blacking the stove. To further 25 introduce, 3 for Cc 10c cans Household Lubricant rd Furniture Polish, Staples’ Powder Dance Floor Wax,| a 50c bottle of polish % and 1 1b. can, large Dustless Hand per pound Duster, all for. B nanl Al-lon Ironing sale price Colored Fn.n“flt‘] Coat and sale price sDP(ldL and a 48c PRIC 4c| 35¢c| 19¢| 17¢c,37c, 85c| 19¢| is known as the Hartford headquar- s, Varnish Stains, Mops, Brushes, as new ideas are placed upon the and if they're found worthy There are hundreds of labor- bound to interest you if you'll ARE FOR ONE WEEK. SILVER AND METAL POLISH Electro Silicon Powder for cleaning silver, per box... 25¢ size Selvyt Polishing Cloths 25c size Daynglo Polishing Cloths, are 7c i for gold and and silver .... 25c jars Rogers’ Niagara Cream Silver Polish. . 15c Wright's Improved Silver Cream Powder in new tin Wright's Red Star Clean- ing Fowder, per box.. 10c Meyer's Putz Cream and Silva Putz Polishes, regular 25c size and a 4 oz. package free, A1 Gy R 18¢c Bennison’s Electro-Silver Cleaner, per box 17c¢c ; s Blectro-Silicon Paste with free Polishing Cloths 1 7c 8-ounce jars Cando Silver Polish 0z can Kimbell's Metal Polish, recommended for nickel automecbile parts 35c Silver \ Cleaning Pow- der, 50. size, per can. 25c GARMENT HANGERS 10c Nickel Plated Folding Coat Hangers Folding Suit Hangers, 4 for Acme Suit and Trouser Hangers, 10c, sale price. . 5c Tinned Wire Coat Hanger Faultless Trouser and Skirt Hangers, felt lined Collapsible ~ Wire chain Coat Hangers, same as used in the leather traveling sale price, 3 for tent Wood Shirtwaist and Coat Hangers at 2 for. ... 5C Colored Enamel Wood Dress Hangers, something new, in white, pink and light blue, 12Vc “All Styles wooden Coat Hangers for Evening 10c Shaped Wood Coat Hangers MISCELLANEOUS |\\ hittemore’s Shuclean, whitens and cleans buck, nubuck and suede slippers and shoes, | sale price, bottle | 10c tins Fitche’s Dustdown Sweep- ing Compound, 7 sale price Shoe Polishes Bristle Stove and 12l5¢ with daubers, sale price ... Home Safety Pressing Cloths, press your own garments at home, sale price "21 C Try a can of Boyle’s Old English Wax for polishing auto- , large can fo 2SC and 5¢ of Laundry Tile Sewing Wax at, 4 cake National Paint, Cleanser, can KILL THE SCALE Lime Sulphur Spray will kill San-Jose scale and all soft bodied sucking insects that infest you fruit and shade trees. Spray now before it is too late, the cost is small. RACKLIFFE BRAND LIME SULPHUR 1 quart Cans ............25¢| 1 gallon Cans ............65¢c 1-2 gallon Cans ..........40c| 5 gallon Cans ..........$2.00 RACKLIFFE’S SEED AND FARM SUPPLY STORE 250-256 PARK ST., NEW BRI ic a word each day pays for . classifie adv. Thot’s wha' you want. “in thc Herald. TAIN, CONN. | that have been | Nationalistic CASH IN ADVAN_CEL 1916. MINIMUM CHARGE 10¢ l ONE CENT A WORD_EACH INSERTION. SN, | S ALL advertisements for the classified column must he in the Herald office by 1:30 p. m. on the day £ issue. WANTED. WANTED—A person with some ex- perience for a temporary position in the Bookkeeping Department of a manufacturing concern. Addr Bookkeeper, Herald Office 4-2 WANTED—1914, 1913, 1912 touring car or runabout. price, etc. Address Box 193 ald. ¥Ford State Her- WANTED—By an American family, a six room up-to-date tenement in western section of the city. Ad- dress X6X, Herald Office. 4-26-d1x WANTED—To rent small house in or | near New Britain for the summer. State full particulars and terms. Ad- dress Bungalow, Herald Office. e. 0. d. 6 times JANITOR, experienced in all branch- es of the work, desires position; good reference. Address Janitor, Herald. 4-26-d3x WANTED—Salesladies. Salary per week. Apply I3x 8 BL, MHerald 4-22-3 36-00 ¢ FOR SALE. [FOR SALE--""O°7 No. 9 rooms, takes this at once. LOST watch, Rock Gola Black LOST—Open face Elgin leather fob, between .00 if left 4-26-4dx or in factory. Reward $5 at Herald office. LOST—Bunch of keys. Reward if re- hatching. Telephone 4-26-d4x FOR SALE—Eggs for Clark’'s Red's Berlin. 66 -5. FOR SALE—Roosters, White Leghorn for breeding. Tom Ballou also Wyeoff strains. 205 Broad stres Plainville, Conn. 4- dz2 FOR SALE—Baker's wagon. Naughton's Baking or stables. et, | Apply | Finnegan's ; turned to E. F. Gunn, 174 Maple St. 4- ax FURNISHED ROOMS, | TO RENT—Two connecting for light housekeeping. minutes walk from center. Arch street. ——————————————————————— TO RENT. Three ! 280 ing strawberry plants. Best varie- tie Red and Dblac k plants, grape vines. Berlin. #20- 2dx FOR SALE—Edison Phonograph with 65 recor in fine order. $8.00 if taken at once. Box 12XX, FOR SALE—Corner property on Bast | street, New Britain;‘ 100 feet front, 0 feet deep; part cash, then week- ly payments. Also one good work horse. Apply to E. E. Austin, Agent, Berlin or Tel. 111-12. 4-25-3dx chicks, one Paul Zehrer, 4-25-d2 FOR SALE—100 baby dozen setting hens. 317 Lincoln street. FOR SALE—Pansy and black berry plants. Tel. 971-12. 4-2 rasp- -1wx Cottage at Maple Hill. Abund- 4-24-d3x FOR SALE: All modern improvements. ance of fruit. Tel. 971-12. WANTED—By a couple, cottage of five or six rooms, or an apartment, all modern improvements. Good location, will pay about $30. Would not object to suburbs. Address Box 20 B L. Herald. 4-19-6d E. O. D. ‘WANTED—Pleasant, large near High school. Address Box 12, Herald. 4 room, Room 25-2dx NOTICE. NOTICE—Pleasant outdoor work for a refined woman, whole or part time. Address Box B20B, Herald. 4-26-2dx NOTICE—Automobile - parties taken out. Reasonable rates. Buick car. Richard Covert. Tel. 1073-4, 4-25-6dx HELP WANTED—MALE. WANTED—165 carpenters. Apply B. H. Hibbard Co. 4-25-wl WANTED—Stone masons. H. Hibbard Co. Apply B. 4-25-6:1 BOY WANTED Printing Co., at the Rastern Church street. errand. Church BOY WANTED—To Adkins Printing Co., reet. run 66 PIANO TUNING. A. TlumphreV 110 Rnrkwflfl City. Avel 4-26-1dx | FOR SALE—Two tenement house, barn, one acre of land, 5 min. walk from trolley. Apply to Martin Crowley, Kensington, Ct. 4-21-5dx FOR SALE—1914 Maxwell roadster. Newly painted and overhauled. Will sell reasonable. 546 West Main street. Tel. 747-12. 4-20-wl FOR SALE—Several two family houses of nine or ten rooms, mod- ern improvements, also building lots on or near trolley lines. At reduced prices. Fas w. P. Steele, 260 Chestnut street HELP WANTED— WANTED—Maid for general house- work. Apply Mrs, Marwick, Cor- ner Hawley St., and Corbin avenue. Tel. 722. 4-26-3a NTED—Competent man to do grading and seeding on a new lawn. Address Box 5XX, Herald. 4-26-4dx NTIED-—Girl for light housework. No washing. One who can go can go home nights. Enquire 12 home nights. Enquire 12 Fairview street, first floor. 4-25-d2x WANTED—Experienced girl for gen- eral housework. Mrs. John Hubert, 63 Camp street. 4-25-d3 WANTED—Girls Apply Russell Division. for packing room. & Erwin Mfg. Co., 4-24-6d WANTED-—Competent second girl. Wages right. Mrs. L. H. Pease, 41 Lexington street, 4-19-tf 'REPORT WIMBORNE HELD AS HOSTAGE He and British Stafi Said to Be Prisoners in Ireland New York, April 26—There was a report yesterd circles interested in Irish propaganda that the Dublin insurrection had been almost completely successful and that the Irish Volunteers had captured held as hostage Barorn Wimborne, Lord ' Lieutenant for Ireland and other high English officials One version said the entire English statf were prisoners. Another report had it that Baron Wimborne was held not only as hos- tage for Irish freedom or further concessions to Ireland, but also that his life would bhe forfeited if Sir Roger Casement were executed. Baron Wim- borne and the other officials were said to be guarded by Irish Volunteers. This message w: said to be con- tained in another “cipher cablegram'™ general in and such as local Irishmen were reported | to have received on Monday night telling of the Dublin revglt. This re- port was generally disbelieved until the censor permitted the news to come through yesterday together with the news of Sir Roger Casement's arrest. Jeremiah A. O’Leary, the American Truth societ: the message over the terday at his office, 38 Park O’Leary would not tell a Sun reporter who was present when the message was received from whom it came. He president You get results. said he thought such leaked through because some cable operator on the Kerry (,oaat slipped it by the censor and sent it to friends here. Baron Wimborne, who has been Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland since Jan- uary, 1915, is best known in United States for his succesful ef- fort in 1914 to bring back the polo cup to England from the United States. succeeded his father, the first . in 1914. He was born in 1873, son of Baron Wimborne and | Lady Cornelia Henrietta Maria Spen- cer-Churchill, and is a cousin of ‘Winston Churchill. He was educated at Eton, I college and Cambridge and has bees I both member of Parliamentand sol- |dler. He has been captain of the Dorsetshire I'mperial Yeomanry and for his services in South Africa re- ceived the Queen’s medal with throe clasps. He has represented various ai icts in Parliament and from 1910 to 1912 was Paymaster-General. F wife, Lady Wimborne, is the daughter of the second Baron Ebury. She is said to own the finest rubies in the world, including the famous Hope rubies, which are valued at $250,000. A spirited contest took place be- tween Lord Granard, a Catholic, was popular with the Irish Nation- alists, and Lord Wimborne, a Pro- testant, for the post of Lord Lieuten- {ant, but Premier Asquith decided in | favor of the latter. Trinity THEODORE B. BEACH DEAD. 2epresented Seymour in Legislature in 1895 and 1897, April 26—Theodore B. Beach, 60 years old and a former member of the general died at his home here today after illness of several weeks. He rep- | resented the town in the general | semblies of 1895 and 1897 and in th latter session was house chairman of the committee on claims, He was for many yvears station agent here of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. and he- fore coming to Seymour in 1878 was in the employ of the old Naugatuck railroad in Waterbury. Seymour, | FOR SALE—Summer and Fall bear- | the | who | assembly | an | i floor, all improvements. 97 Burritt St. 4 Five rooms, second floor, Oak street. 4-26-d3x TO RENT- 29 TO RENT—Desirable six room first floor. Tyler, 508 street. rent, Stanley -4dx | TO RENT—Large front | foor, for two peopie. | and Walnut. room, first Corner 4-27 TO RENT—Five room front flat and three offices suitable for 2 Jdoctor. “The Barnes,” 131 Main street. . M. Barnes. 4-25-6d TO RENT—Tenement, garden. Close to trolley. right. Apply now Charles H pinwall, Berlin. 4 6 rooms, gas, Rent As- HAx TO RENT—Tenement five rooms sec- ond floor. Inquire 36 Connerten street. 4-23-6dx TO RENT—7 room bungalow on’'RRay- 192 Chest- 4-22-d6x ments. C. L. Barnes, nut. 451-2 FOR RENT—Two six room tene- ments, large garden plot with eacn tenement quantities of fruit and barn at No. 192 Kensington avenue. Four room lower floor tenement near Prentice Shop, Kensington, only $10.00 per month. Home Banking & Realty Co. 193 Main street. 4-21-6d TO RENT—Five room tenement, all improvements. Also room for auto. G. H. Samlow, 391 Arch street. 4-20-6d TO RENT—Six room tenement, sec- ond floor. All improvements, new house. Address Tenement, Box 14, Herald 4-18-tf TO RENT—Four rooms, all improve- ments, at 161 Washington stree Tel. 961-5. 4-11- TO RENT—Five room tenement first floor, all modern conveniences at 236 Maple. Inquire on premises. 4-13-tf TO RENT—Tenement flve rooms. All improvements including clectric lights. 32 Monroe street. 'Phone 6557-15 or 1325-4. 4-7-tf City Advertisement Bids for the = Concession be received until 6 p. night, April 30th Refreshment m., Monday Bids to cover three seasons—1916, 1917, 1918. Each sea- son to be listed separate. Ior fur ther information, and specificatio: see Supt. Wainwright, Phone 1272. BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS. Wiring Fixtures The Dolan-Duniay Electric Co. Electrical Contractors 89 Arch Street Tel. 775-4. Supplies Appliances Constructive 516 Asylum St. ’Phone Ch. 1141-2. PROPERTY ON | bridge and Russell & Krwin factory! | FOR rooms 4-21-tf | tives $2 ea. | year tire | Rubber Store, Arch | mond street or will sell on easy pay- | House | on Walnut Hill Park will | DESIRABLE HOME, 190 HART ST, FOR $3,300 * ON LIBER AL TERMS. fine garden and fruit, good barn and hennery—Someone H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main Street NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BUILDING WANTED ! Sight American Boys wanted ¢ for good paying positions. Inquire at Boys’ Depart- ment, Y. M C. A. BANK second-hand ranges, lino bedding, quilts SALE—New and furniture, stoves and eam, oil cloths, beds, pillows and furniture of all kinds. ™ Get our low prices. New and sec- ond-hand furniture bought and sold A. D. LIPMAN, 34 Lafayette St Telephone 1329, et ——— c—Largest stock in the City of Fisk 1st and 2nd Auto Tircs. Al sizes - hose, water hosg, garden hose. Extra special Velvet shock and Howe red tubes; in stock. abs: Goodrich, Good- Edward Holstein’s 309 Asylum St., Hart- ford. First Rubber Store from Depot, right hand side. For Your Imurance and Surety Bonds Avoid trouble by having your insur- ance written by a man who knows how. Go to DWIGHT A. PARSONS, Booth’s Block, CARS TO RENT CLOSED AND OPEN CARS FOR WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS, ET! TEL. 943-2. MORRIN’S GARAGE 200 E- MAIN STR Williams Auto Go. Agenws cdson Motor Cars, New t anu 7 Passenger Autos for hire. Repairs, Supvlles, Srorage. °H 2N 6 28 O PR %) FOR SALE BUILDING LOTS on West Street, ~1RET Attwood Street and Morgan Street. Weekly, monthly. or quarterly payments. Chas. H, Otis, 30 Vine street. Denison Garage 430 MAIN STREET, Litery Cars for hire, day and pight Storage, Supplies and Repairing. AG'T REO AND MAXWELL CAl(‘ *Phone 224. 'Keeley’s Garage Elm and Franklin Streets. Dealer for Overland and Cole Cars. Livery Cars for Hire. Storage and supplies. Repairing a Specialty. Tel 4 LARGE PROPERTIE On East Main and E: able for building or 1298, st Streets, suit- manufacturing LOCKWOOD state and Insurance Main Street AUTOS TO RENT By Hour or Day. J. M, Finnegan Stables . Nut COal TELEPH TRt ) Bags OFFICE 24 Dwight Ct Advertising SEE us for ORIGINAL IDEAS for your PRODUCT. A postal will have our salesman explain our illustrat- ing department. THE A. PINDAR CORP. Hartford, Conn. FOIR SAJLE CAMP STREET For Particulars Apply to schultz & Costello, inc. 242 Ma.n ot ree'