New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1916, Page 12

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD., SATURDAY, JUNE 3, REAT NAVAL BILL PASSES THE HOUSE Dnly Four Votes Against Measure Calling Tor $269,900,000 Washington, the June big preparedne al appropriation bill hany millions than any idered in congress, ouse late yesterday host unanimously. The measures, larger ever passed afternoon ¢ attle cruisers, n destroyers, 80 aeroplanes, nment armor es an increase sted men and $269,900,000. As passed, the bill is in ally the same form as framed he naval committee. Only a endments were adopted during leek of debate, and a final effort publican leaders to have e recommitted with fd two battle ships, two scout crui s, and ten destroyers was 9 to 1S3. The fight for ¢ the building program, at lea: additi battleships, renewed in the senate easure is taken up there late onth, and administration lleve it will be succcessful. Only four representatives ainst passage of the bill to 35¢ ing it, and as the roll call progr the overwhelming majority es” stirred the democrats to ated cheering. The four es were t by owning, New Jersey, republicans; Hifornia, prohibitinist and , New York, socialist. With passage of the biil the house pleted the major portion of its in the preparedness program. the three bills carrying the im. ant provisions of the program— army, naval and fortifications lasures—only the last named re- tns to be considered. It probably I be taken up in the house after national convention, while the ate is debating the naval bill Pther provisions added chiring de- le carry $11,000,000 for a govern- pt armor plate plant; $7,000,000 enlargement of navy vards, par- arly at Norfolk, Philadelphia, Pu- Sound and Boston, where bat- ips will be built; $2,700,00 for easing the navy’s aeroplanes. The hor plant provisions already d the senate as a separate bill. TURF CLASSIC TODAY In four scout 50 submarin provides for plate plant, of nearly 17,000 appropriates e two and Graham, Randall, Lon- All-Aged Steeds Country lamed In Event For Largest Purse The Year. buisville, Ky., June 3.—Eleven of American turf’s best all-aged bes are named as probable start- in the fourth annual running of Kentucky Handicap at a mile and arter, at Douglas park this aft- bon. The handicap is worth ap- mately $15,000 and said to he richest stake in America this for all aged starte joamer, Andrew Miller’'s champion is three and four-vear old form, been shipped here from New York art in the stake, and should the be fast probably will go to the favorite in the pari-mutual wa- g, despite his impost of 132 ds, top weight. 1In the event the jk is muddy, however, Roamer is have but few supporters and fa- | devolve on Ham- J. Web- ism will probably ry Payne Whitney's aged gelding, Borrow, and W. k Hodge. Borrow was shipped weeks ago and has been espe- y prepared to repeat his victory ast yar. Hodge has been racing hinently this vea her probable starters, any h are conceded to have a chance nishing first, are Jefferson Liv on’s Royal II; John W. Schorr’s rump and Dick Williams; T. C. powell’'s four-year old filly, Water om; M. C. Moore's Marion Boos- Bayberry Candle, Old Koenig and k O'Day. ROAD’S" APRIL REPORT. ew Haven, June 3.—The report of New Haven road for April jus e public shows a large incre both gross and net corporate in- es over the co; vear. The gross income for the th shows an increase of over 5,000, and the nect corporate in- e nearly $125,000. A comparison lso made with the ten months eding April 30, of the present with the corresponding period re April 30, 1915, these figures showing a very substantial s the gross Income 00,000 and the net corporate in- e almost $1,700,000 over the other ods. The Connecticut company shows correspondingly large in- ses for the same period. second | a by before the al- It carries a build- & program for the next year of five author- en- a total substan- by few a by the meas- instructions to beaten n inccrease by will when the this leaders voted fav- of re- negative Representatives has | of | sponding month | in- | being | WAITE IN SIN(: I‘\ G; EXECUTION DATE SET Da WAITE (RIGHT) AND SHEQIFF] Retaining his marvelous compos- ure, Dr. Arthur Warren Waite, mur- derer, w taken from the Tombs prison, New York city, to Sing Sing for electrocution in the week of July 10. In the picture Dr. Waite is seen on the right, handcuffed to a deputy sheriff. Like an after dinner speaker rising to a toast, he responded to a { sentence of death in the criminal | branch of the supreme court with a brief address, in which he expressed his gratitude for the penalty which | the state intended to inflict upon him. Y GOBB COMING UP WITH A RUSH Now in Filth Place on Trail o Speaker Cobb is re- The De- fifth Leaguers, Chicago, June gaining his regular batting 3.—Ty stride. | | | | | | troit star is in place among the American and his stolen base record w0 for the lead in that depart- has run 11, ment with of Cleveland i up tieing Louis. sler of St. Graney leading in home rur with four, and in runs scored with according to averages printed here to- day and including Wednesday’s games. Speaker of Cleveland, who still leads | the batters, also ahead in total bases with 74 Detroit leads in team 'h;nun:.: with .260 The leading Amer- ican L.eague batters are: Speaker, Cleveland .370; Burns De- | troit .336; Strunk, Philadelphia .331; Nunamaker, New York. 329; Cobb, | Detroit The five I taken part are: ading in at pitchers who have least seven games Earned Runs 1 1.94 .76 Won Lost Cleveland. Cleveland New York. . Wi 1'ton. Shawkey, New York 5 1.96 Larry Doyle, last year's champion {in the National League, took part in the great revival of the Giants and, with Schulte, Chicago is crowding Daubert for the lead among the bat- ters of the old league. Carey of Pitts- burgh leads in stolen bases with 15, | and Williams of Chicago continues to {lead in home runs, now having seven to his credit. Willlams also Is tied with George Burns of New York for the lead in runs scored with 28. Doyle leads in total bases with New York, with the high average of .27% leads in the club batting. The !‘\lflnffl League’s leading hitters are: [ Daubert, Brooklyn, .346; New York, Schulte, Chicago, .340;: Robert- York, ; Rariden, New 6; Wheat, Brooklyn, .32 \. hase, Cincinnati, 1ding pitchers Coumbe, Morton, Merkle, Johnson, . 1 1 3 8 1 A 3 9 2 55 | | Le National rned Won Lost Runs 1 0 1 New York Brooklyn s Mitchel, Cincinnati. 4 ] Tyler, Boston. 4 Mamaux, !Mhlhu"h 6 BUNGALOW ON HAMILTON ST. OR SALE. Easy Payments THE W. L. HATCH CO. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATH LOCAL SOCIETIES TO DECORATE GRAVES “Tabs” Will Hold Excrcises In Honor of Departed Members—For- esters To Visit Graves. Memorial Day will be observed morrow by the Young Men’s Total Abstinence and Benevolent society and Foresters of with the Prosperity, No. In Court 5, America. accordance custom ance society will hold a parade the old and new Catholic cemeteries, while a committee of the latter society will simply visit the graves of its de- parted members and place floral trib- utes on them. The parade of the temperance so- ciety will be held in the afternoon and William Beckett will act as mar- hal. All members of the society will emble at the hall on Lafayette street at 2 o’clock form at 0 o'clock. White gloves will be worn and bouquets will be carried. Members are wear dark clothes. The Tierney C. dets will assemble at Landers play- ground and will be headed by St. Paul's Fife and Drum Corps of Ken sington. The line of march will be down Lafayette street to Main street, to North, to Sexton to the old ceme- tery. Exercises will be held in the cemetery. The parade will then counermarch to North street to Hart- ford avenue to Stanley street to the ney cemetery. The exerci at both cemeteries will consist of addresses by Rev. John . pastor of St. Mary’s church and chaplain of the society and Peter McCrann, president of the society, and musical numbers by St. Mary's choir and a male double quartet, After the exercises at the new cemetery, the parade will reform and march on Hartford avenue to East | Main street to Main street to Lafay- | ette street, where it will be disbanded. { Pbillip Duffy, Daniel Dougherty, George H. Shine and Stephen Lynch | have been appointed aids by Marshall Beckett. | The committee from Y, consisting of James A. Duffy, Dacey, Henry Meron, Charles Twining and Thomas D. Donlon, will visit the graves of the departed mem- bers at Fairview, as well as the two Catholic cemeteries. The committee members are requested to be on hand at the appointed time in order to ex- pedite the decorating of the graves. Only one member James Coyle died during the past year. Court Pros- NICKALLS SELECTS CREWS. Squad Will Depart for London Today. Yale *Varsity New, New sity Haven, June 3.—Yale's took 'Var- oarsmen their final prac- tice on home waters yesterday. Coach Guy Nickalls selected two eights which he believed were equally balanced and sent them for two two-minute races. Tlach eight won a sprint by a few feet. Following the tests “kalls picked the 'Varsity squad which de- parted today for New London. it will consist of twenty-one oarsmen and two coxswains. Yesterday's crew were composed as follow Iir, Jow, Hadley; Low; 4, Sheldon; 5, Mever; Sturtevant; stroke, swain, McLane. Second—Bow, Newton; Atkins; 4, Harriman; 5, tzpatrick; 7, McNaughton; Hyatt; coxswain, Pratt. The other five oarsmen who wiil taken to Gales Ierry are Salyars, tmble, Munson, Adams and Rocke- feller. The oarsmen will make the trip in the vachts Sultana and Sav ona. HOUSES FOR SALE Two—2 family—10 rooms and garage, at Belvide One—1 family—15 Street. One—Cottage—8 rooms, Three—Bungalows—City Two—Bungalows—Belvidere. Let us take you out in our show you what we have. Phone us, The Home Banking & Reaity Co Gilfillian; Pox; stroke, be rooms, Trinity car and FOR Two three tenement houses on high ground All improvements and splendid renters. One has exceptional terms. H. N. LOCKWOOD Real Estate and Insurance 86 West Main Street. MULTIGRAPHS LETTER Fac-simile of Typewriting done in 1, 2 and 2 cclors with signatures. Letter Heads Printed. THE HARTFORD TYPEWRITER GC., INC. ate Street. Hartford, Conn. . PHILADELPHIA DENTAL ROOMS Over 25c¢ Store BEST WORK AT MODERATE PRICES Office Open from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays by Appointment. F. E. MONKS, D. D. S. Georgiana Monks, D. D. § if You Want Good Bottled Beer, Wine or Liguors, Order Same from PHILIP BARDECK, 29 WEST MAIN STREET 185 Arch St. ‘Phone 482- of former years, the tempe:- | to | and the parade will | uested to | 19 16. CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHABGE 10e EACB INSERTION. ONE CENT A ALL advertisements for the column mus classified i be iIn the Ilerald office by 1:30 p. m. on the day FOR SALI Farms,” consisti orf tillable land, wi An ideal location fo Be the first to see i question about it you want Apply those of six (6) th the soil T raising poultry. t, as there being just what to ‘“‘Manager,” acres A-l. Room 404, National Bank Bldg. 6-3-tf WO& CB is no | TO RENT. modern middle, street. aged TO RENT—Tenement of three rooms, improvements, couple, Tel 311-3. 117 Fairview 6-3-3d TO R improvements. street, or Tnqu "—Four roam tenement, all ire 470 Arch ‘White House Lunch. TO'R modern floor. Apply | _Tenement improvements, 391 Chestnut. five rooms, on fir: of 6-2-6dx | TO third floor. 76 Pleasant St., RENT—Five Modern room tenement, | | | suitable for | improvements, | 6-1-6d TO RENT: couple, housework. from 4 to SALE—Upright condition sign, Berlin, Conn. Mr first En- piano ay 67 in Tel. 3-6d FOR SALE zht Berlin, large barn, Jand on trolley lin 6BB, Herald office, FOR SALE—Second riage in good second floo room house condition, in one-uarter acre e Address Box or telephone 6-3-6d hand baby car- 703 East telephone 6 d r, or FOR SALE—1914 good condition, Auto Box 14, Hera Ford runabout, new Address, 1d. tires. FOR SALE plants and various let sage, Pepper plan kinds; 212 Oak street. FOR SALE: touring car 193 Main Street | C. Rudolph, 337-2. 123 Ford runabout and Ford in good condition, R. Cherry St., Tel. 6-1-tf FOR SALE riage, Tubber-tir light double harn Kensington. Tel. 653-4. tap car- bockboard, H. W. Upson, 31-4dx ed 5 FOR about. J. F. Main street. SALE—One 1913 Ford Carpmill, Run- 369 FOR SALE—Nine room Plainville on trolley Box 3XX, Herald, house line. Addre FOR SALE—1915 Ford condition, Address Box 26 XX, in good touring car with extras. Herald Office. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. WANTED—Young partment. Addr Herald Office. S5 WANT oung 1 book-kes re of WOMEN WANTED- $15.00 selling guar to wearer; an 1 Permanent, experic sary. International town, Pa. Herald Offi lady de- of | cost car for Cost, 1y \ddress Full anteed 10uL timi Norris- 1dx ne Hosiery, WANTED—Competent girl for eral housework, fou washing. Apply M 31 Curtis street. gen- | r in family. No rs. C. J. White, 6-2-tf GIRLS WANTED, short hours, steady emplo. 21 Railroa WANTED—A cook. ( go to the shore Apply Mrs. Street. WANTED—Girl for work. Polish or Ger! 280 Main street. WANTED—Waitress, for the summer. E. H. Cooper, lisht yment, no ma- ad Arcade. 2d | dne willing o | 169 Vine | 6-1-tf general house- man, pref ’xx(‘r] -3d ’ Hotel Beloin 5-31-tf WANTED—. unneces 348 M waitre HELP “' ANTEI SS. B. Experience Dairy Lunch, 31-tf )—\L\l I'I. SCREW M \( HI\L Experienced hand operators wanted. Box 1006, Address Waterbury, opP lal(.\ TORS— screw machine =, (o) Conn. 6-3-6d W A\TFD*L\pm ienced man take full charge of fz department. Addre: of Herald Office. able to shipping Shipper o 6-3-2a | actory WANTED—General shop hands, die and tool makers ar chine operators. En Mfg. Co., Plainville. 1d milling ma- ipire Electric & D—Two first WANTE brass and nickel plated work. Mfg. Bristol, De bure W ment rture u, class burrers The Co., employ- Conn 5-25-12ds b ders Address in wood Foreman, giving experience, a pected. Foremen for Shavers and screw Herald lso wages 5-5- factory. Office, ex- 264 WANTED-—~Wood sc for Shavers and Threaders, and wages experience Address, Operator, rew operators State expected, Herald office, E.F.28a ! L 26-tf | WANT REN room | ro five Steele, Three room tenement i Lady willing to do general | 369 Park street. p. m. —One four tenement, provements; on trolley line. 260 Chestnut street, to 5-31-tf and one room modern W. P T keeping; new water pantry Joureka Main street. and Room for gas heater; electric porch. Regis Lane, —Home-like furnished lights (Adults try, 84 Mazr. West 1-tf o RENT modern street. Maple street. —Tenement of five rooms, conveniences, Inquire T. 45 Cherry Farrell, 78 5-25-tf B. TO RENT emen re; 208 North nable treet. prices. —Three and four room ten- Apply, | 26-12dx T modern treet. RENT—Tenement of 5 rooms all conveniences. 181 Basselt 0-tf FURNISHED ROOMS. TO RENT—Neat for gentlemen, minutes. walk WANTE IW sition. C. building, @ City. fo E1 80 from Arch lady Palmer, rnished St., the center. 6-1-tf room WANTED. Young for office po- National bank 6-3-2dx NTED—Good (ms for naces. svstem. company, driv I-D—Ixperienced forced draft crucible fur- Highest Apply Jackson Wi N Ave. and street, Long Island City, New er. Armour Commercial street. 6-2-11 br: mel- Bonus | Meter Crane Yor -2-6d ages. eptune work. Herald Office. WANTED—Position Experienced, doing clerical Address Clerk, 6-2-3dx i“ \\Tl‘])ffi« Chambermaids; porters; shers, Answer 4 men dish quired. ford, Conn. 4 r Dre bell 8 re- Hart- 6-2-2d 6 housemen; eference: awer 55 W \\TLI)——]mmmlmrnl 5 cartridge Male or apply at ation, Derby, malkers femalc Maxims Munitions Corpor- Conn. in No all branches. labor trouble, :D—7Young, clean cut boy to learn the hotel and restaurant bus- ine Apply Asylum $25 per R. M. st., AGENTS mon th and meals. Daschner, Hotel Bond, Hartford. 6-1-4d WANTED, LARGE MANI’FA\("I“('RER —_ V\"Anl.; representatives derwear, skirts direct free \ampl(‘\ Broz to W hosiery, to Yor NOTICE. sell dresses, homes. \lathsmn Mills, shirts waists, Write for 590 AUTOS FOR parties in new trip. Rates Peters, HIRE—Will Buicks by reasonable. Walnut St., take out Joseph 984-3. 6-1-w2x Tel, Three | = [ hour or Call | im- | | | | | | | | | before closing any “The Old Songs” Sermon Subject for 10:45--Sunday Morning--10:45 “Broken Plans” Sermon Subject for 7:30---Sunday Evening---7:30 Trinity Meth All First Class—A Bargain odist Church Family House and Barn and 30 Trinity St. if Taken at Once. H. D. HUMPHKEY, 272 Main Street NEW BRIUTAIN NATI S. STANLEY HORVITZ OPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN | 321 Main Street Tel. 151 Hours—8:50 A. M. to 8 R. Sat. and Mon. to 10 P. M. Our Services Guaranteed line of Auto Goggles and Sun Glasses FOR SALE! Berlin street, Berlin, Conn., large barn, land, fruit, on trolley line. if taken at once. Tel. 672-3 Box 5XX, Herald Office. M. Full one-quarter ac house, A bargain _— CEDAR HILL FARM The only dairy in New Britain prop- erly cquipped for handling milk and its products. Let us supply you with the best of milk, cream, but- ter, buttermilk, skim-milk and ~ottage cheese. Telephone 98% ONAL or address | li-\\ K BUILDING ' Denison Garage 430 MALN STREET, I Lisery Cars for hirc, day and nigut ‘ Blorage, Supplies and Repairing. AG'T REO AND MIXWELL CARS | "Phone | R Keeley’s Garage 8 room | Elm and Iranklin Streets. Dealer for Overland and Cole Livery Cars for Hire. Storage supplies. Repairing Williams Auto Go. Agents lcdson Moutor Cars. New £ and i Pussenger Autos for hire Repairs, Supplies, Srorage. ‘PHONE 236 28T 1LY Cars. and Tel. 1228, Specialty. s, NTRERT REAL ESTATE BARGAINS If you are thinking of buying home, it will certainly pay you look at the bargains we have to offer deal. We know we can interest you in some of the numerous properties we have, if you \\1]1 call or ’phone us, our automo- bile will call for you. The Home Banking & Realty Ce. 193 MAIN STREET. "Phone Open Monday and Saturday even- ings. a FOR SALE | Bungalow site, two and one- | half acres, $250. C. L. BARNES, 192 Chestnut St. Constructive to | FOR SALE BUILDING LOTS West Street, Attwood Street and Morgan Street. Weekly, monthly or quarterly payments. Chas. H. Otis, 30 Vine street. CARS TO CLOSED AND OPEN CARS FOB WEDDINGS, REC 10NS, ETC. TEL. 9438-2. MORRIN’S GARAGE 200 . MAIN STREET. on RENT HORACE 1. HART| Rates Reasonable and Service Reliable- LIVERY Passenger, 6 cyl- Chalmers. 1930. 596 Arch Street Tel. Advertising SEE us for ORIGINAL IDEAS for your PRODUCT. A postal will have our salesman ing department. THE A. 516 Asyl\.m St. ’Phone Ch. 1141 PIN 2. AUTOMOBILE PARTIES OUT—Reasonable rates. Richard Covert. Tel. TAKEN Buick ca. 10 AUTOMOBILE Rudolph, On West , a ladies small handbag, taining money street FOR 123 Cherr: Main and k ward if returned to 3 HIRE St., Tel. 33 Friday con- street, evs, etc 43 West Re- Main 6-3-1d SUMME R COTTAGE OCEAN ACT PARK $1,000 up it B All you want faStANE and t one, Iall Shurts, NEPTUNE Furnished Cottages $200 to improvements Hurry going London 5-30-4dx hey the New FOR SALE— furniture, New stoves and ana second-hand ranges, linol- eam, oil cloths, beds, bedding, qullts pillows and furniture of all prices. furniture bought and sold Get our low ond-hand A. D. LIPMA Telephone 1329, 84 kinds. New and sec- Lafayette St FOR explain our illustrat- DAR CORP. Hartford, Conn. SALE Three Family House For $4,500 Built Only 3 years. __y———- schultz & Cost YOU TO SEE WHY 'fg,'c R o U X A \.N« Ine. ire SHOULD NOT FAIL OUR SPRING LINE OF WALL PAPERS LARG MORGCAN & ablished AND Es BEST in ASSORTMENT KINGSLEY 1854, The Oldest Wall Paper ‘and Paint Shop in the City 804 MAIN STRF We Make '"PHONE 534 Signs