New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1916, Page 12

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 19 16. Com;ntion f)’z‘ngs Togerthr Men Old and Gray in Political Lore FOR SALE- 38" 50 Teniy st All First Class—A Bargain if Taken at Once. H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main Street NEW BRITAL Al. BANK BUILDING FOR SALE K. Two three tenement houses on high ground All - improvements and splendid renter One has exceptional terms. CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHABGE 1te NE CENT & WANTED | IIng 7 X W[ rll}l)l‘/' MEYER ,HE'S FOR ROOSEVELT hicago, June 8.—Like al, republi- p national conventions of recent de- es, the assemblage here drew to- ther many old of jom. were not delegates or alter- es. They smelled the battle from and could not resist the longing e it for themselves. Probably the kt . prominent and best known of se old boys has been Chauncey M. timers, some N\ Q FIRST, ,AND ALL THE TIME <7 Depew, York. former senator from He is eighty-two years old, but most remarkably spry for his age It is believed he has attended ever; republican convention except one or two of the very first. Two other very busy men here have been Governor Hiram W. Johnson of California, can- didate for vice president in 1912 on the progressive ticket (he is one of the most consistent and strongest of New fi P WHO 15 ALWAYS THERE the progressives,) and George Von L. Meyer of Massachusetts, former secre- tary of the navy, and one of the lead- ing Roosevelt republicans. At the top of the picture are: No. 1 Arthur W. Dunn, American Press association correspondent in Chicago; No. 2, John Barrett, head of the Pan-American union; No. 3, Charles W. Fulton, for- mer senator from Oregon, who is strongly for Hughes. -COURTNEY TO RETIRE pell Crew Sad at News—Penn iors Beat Varsity—Syracuse Ar- ves in Bad Weather. oughkeepsie, June 8—A dismal, ling rain gave appropriate atmos- Ire yesterday to the announcement Charles E. Courtney of Cornell hld retire from active coaching at end of this rowing season. The also served to emphasize the r humiliation of the Pennsylvan- arsity as a result of an over- Iming defeat by the junior varsity four mile time trial this morn- Into this atmosphere of heavy bts Syracuse entered with a squad hiry oarsmen to begin its training the race a week from Saturday. here was not much surprise at- hed to Coach Courtne intention jthdraw from active supervision he big Red navy, but Cornell ney have been so much a part of other that even the news that yould withdraw from the coaching hch saddened the Ithaca oarsmen. [y found little balm in the fact that 11 act in an advisory capacity to end of his days perhaps. ile the announcement of Court- 's Intended retirement tended to flen the Oakes quarters it did not half the depressing effect that poor showing of the Penn varsity upon the Quakers. In a four mile p trial the junior eight annihilatyfl varsity by between eight and lengths of open water. The time 21 minutes 3 seconds. Coach Joe ght was so stunned that late to- t he had not recovered sufficiently letermine what he would do about fracuse rowed mile: two paddles, which, it arrived at 5 o'clock in the ning and had to spend several Irs geeting the shells rigged, and quarters in order, was enough for first day. The oarsmanship of the kity eight was superb. eighteen in ind' | considering | Gill Holds Crimson Batters to Three Hits While Victors Touch Garritt Freely—Winners Field Faultlessly. Cambridge, June 8.—Harvard could not push across the runs yesterday afternoon and went down to the third defeat of the season before the strong Boston college nine, 3 to 1. The playing its first game without Fred Mitchell, on the bench, and this may account in part for the slump in all departments of the game. The Harvard hitters could not find Gill for more than three hits, al- though they hit the ball hard to the outfield, and only four recorded strike outs. The Crimson used Garritt in the box, but he was in ective al- lowing eight safeties walks, and struck out but two men. In the field the Boston college team showed er- rorless playing, while the Crimson jugsled twice. The score: four 201000000 000100000 and Dee; Boston college .. Harvard . Batteries: and Harte. Gill Garritt PE Varsity Letters and Numerals Also Awarded at A. A, Mecting, Philadelphia, June 8.—At a ‘meet- ing of the executive board of the Ath- letic association vesterday, managers for the various teams were chosen and numerals and = varsity lettens awarded. The various managers rati- fied follow: Track, Spencer S. ager for next season; Harold E. Cud- rey, frehman track ma Andrews, first assistant manager; Norris Barratt, t freshman manager gusan Mohr, baseball manager for rext eason: John Harold Hargreav nt manager; Leon Fr | manager of the lacrosse team for next Shannon, man- IR SALE--4 TENEMENT HOUSE Good Location. Bargain if Taken at Once. hrdware City Co-operative Association, Inc. 131 MAIN STREET F. H. SHIELD, MGR. "BUNGALOW ON HAMI [FOR SALE. LTON ST. Easy Payments THE W. L. HATCH CO. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 29 WEST MAIN STREET ¥ | N scason, and Harold Neely, first assist- ant lacrosse manager, Frank Dorsey was ratified as cap- tzin of the varsity track team for riext season; John Harold Hargreaves, ratified as captain of the lacrosse team. The v y “P” was awarded to the following members of the varsity track team: Berry, Bertolet, Bu- choltz, Calton, Dorsey, Crane, Len- non, Meredith, Newstetter, Humph- 1eys, Scudder Thibault, Turner, Kaufman and Sewell. Manager Cas- par Townsend was awarded his man- ager’s certificate, WESLEYAN'S NEW COACH. Edward L, Markthaler, who g ates from adu- Wesleyan this year, will to the Harvard Summer school for At its position Pt ceurse in physical instruction. conclusion he at will accept a Wesleyan ag assistant in ical education, being in especial charge of coaching the various freshman teams. Markthaler from Elizabeth, J., and was captain of the univer- ball team during the season comes sity Just RAIN ON STAMFORD'S RIRTHDAY Stamford, June 8.- the parade of planned as a feature Because of the school the celebration of rain children a of opening its 275th and will of Stamfor: anniver postponed, be combined with the events of to- morrow. The concert planned for this evening will be held. ary was We have the best Equipped Awning Factory in New England and carry best awning ma- terial. EddyK\;ning& Decorating Co.. 106 City Hall Place, New critain G N2 A U T DU IR LOST—Black and tan dog, male, find- er reutrn to Mr. J. Essel, 39 Law- lor street, city 6-8-d1x FOR SALRE. FOR SALIZ—Three and four months old Leghorn pullets. Same strain as fourth best pen in last Interna- tional Contest. . M. Peasley, Cheshire, Conn 6-8-1d olumbia. Grafonola rt time, with records. if you wish. Box 1 FOR SALF used only s $15. P: BB, Hec men ald FOR SALE—Building ot dere, cheap, address Rox ald. Belvi- 3XX, Her- x FOR and treet. SALE—Two horses, 1100 pound Tel. 987 weight 900 195 Maple 6-7-3d in first H. En- FOR SALE—Uprig class condition. sign, Berlin, Conn. no FOR SALE Eight room house Berlin, large barn, onc-uarter acre land on trolley lire Address Box 6BB, Herald office, or telephone 672 a in FOR SALE—1914 For, good condition, new tire Auto Box 14, Herald. runabout, . Addre: 6-2-wix touring car in C. Rudolph, 337-2. good 12 condition, R. Cherry St Tel. 6-1-tf FOR SALE—Nine room house in Plainville on trolley line: A S Bo: , Herald Wl WANTED—Two or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping, with improvements, two adults, give full particulars in first letter, address Rooms Box 22, Herald. 6-8-d1x AUTOMATIC MACHINE OPERAT- ors for Acme and Spencer Universal machines. Plenty of work; good pay, no labor troubles. Write at once or inquire for Supecrintendent. Westfield Manufacturing Company, Westfield, Mass. 6-8-1d FOR SALE—TFord runabout and Ford | WOE EACHB INSERTION. ALL advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by 1:30 p. m. on the day | " Teene. NOTICE ingers are playing on Schu- this week: B 6-8-2dx Swedish mann & Sons piano sure U. C. it. | | | | ! | lin Station. Men for shop and yard work. Apply Berlin Con- struction Company, Ber- == | SUMMER RESORTS suitable for auto partie: moving, reasonable Arbour, Whiting 580. 6-8-6dx New Truck long distance terms. Jos street Tel. 56 for ioc Accommodation’s Centrally NOTICE— houseke: Tel. PARTIES TAK Buick 1073-4. AUTOMOBII Out. Reasonable rates. Richard Covert. Tel. TO RENT. | TO RENT—A tenement, 4 rooms, up two flights. Peter Long, 161 So. Main. 6-8-tf irst floor tenement of 4 also gar- 1 family. Apply at store, 6-5-d6 i {415 Stanley street. { five 311 6-5-w TO RENT—Pleasant tenement, rooms, modern improvements, 401 Chestnut street. TO RENT—Six room tenement with garage all modern conveniences, 27 Edson St., inquire 25 Edson St., Tei- ephone 1079-2. 6-7-tf TO RENT—Second floor, five room with one on third floor. All modern improvements, at 7 Lincoln Court. 6-7-tf TO RENT—Shore cottages at West- brook, Conn., all sizes and prices. Inquire Wm. Waldren, 140 Franklin avenue, Hartford, Conn., Charter 893. 6-7-3dx TO RENT—Four room tenement, all WANTED—Young man of good char- acter desires room in private family. West Main street locality. Address Room, Box 4, Herald. -dix around Herald 6-8-2d WANTED—Boy store: Apply Office. work 25 XX, to Box WANTED—To buy second hand bicycle, also sewing machine. Frank Fedl, 215 Elm street. 6-8-d3x WA [ED—Experienced lady canvas- ser on good, clean cut, permanent proposition. Can spend all or part of time. Apply Mr. Brodrib, 138 Main street. 6-7-tf ANTED Cartrid Male ' Apply at Maxim's poration, Derby, experienced 111 branches. abor trouble, 6-6-d6 in NTED—Mald wilil summer to Norfolk given for competent Lexington street. W. » for st wages service. 2 NTED—Good driver. 21 Commercial street. WAD Go., WANTED—Experienced ters for forced draft cru naces. Highest wages. 3onus stem. Apply Neptune Meter company, Jac S Graca street, Long Is New Yorl. 6-2-6d ble fur- HELP W. WANTED—First class Brown & Sharpe and New Britain Automatic machine operators. Highest wages; first class working conditions. Ap- ply Neptune Meter company, Jack- son & Crane street, Long Is City, N. Y. OPERATORS WANTED—On ing machines in shirt factory. Clean and steady work, good wages, latest high speed machinery. Also #ners. Paid while learmmng. Commercial Shirt Co, Union Laundry Bldg. 278 Arch street. 6-6..45 WANTED—Competent girl eral housework; no laund wages. Miss Whittlesey, Main street. i gen- good West 6-7-d3 for WANTED—A cook. g0 to the s Apply Mrs Street. One willing to for the summer. . H. Cooper, 169 Vine B8-1-tf WANTED—Waitress, Hotel Beloin. 31-tf PRINTING In Many Difierent Langus BY SKILLED UNION MEN Moderate Prices, LI YPE COMPOSITION. Office Hours: 8 a, m. 10 6:15 p. m. Mondays and Wednesdays to 8 p. m. Tel Mgr's Res, | 5 39.12 g, THE | EASTERN PRINTING CO., 63 CHURCH ST s TEL. 631 C. EBBESEN, MGR. Foreman 3 the | improvements. Inquire 470 Arch street, or White House Lunch. *o6-2-tf i i SERVATIONS are now béing made | for room and board at the Welcome cottage, Indian Neck. Addres Robert Johnston, 128 Glen After | June 30th, address Welcome cot- | tage, Indian Neck, Branford, Conn., Rates reasonable. 6-7-tf | Mrs. | i WHY NOT SETTLE YOUR SUMMER | question by owning a pretty cottage | of your own on the coolest, most | picturesque headland on the Con- necticut shore? Here are 90 acres of field, woods and beach, once a | wealthy man’'s private estate, now | a restricted residence pa with | $80,000. Clubhouse, beautiful sha{ and shrubbery, gravelled roads, water, gas, modern sewerage and quick trolley service. Plots from $350 to $2500., only 10 per cent. cash. Your annual interest and taxes need not exceed $150, and whenever you cannot spend the summer here yourself you can rent for at least $250. Write W. T. Y., | care Herald office, for full particu- | lar 6-7-2d | - = — —— | I CAN SELL YOU FOR $350., cash | or term: a high, beautiful shore plot 42 by 90 with restrictions and | all improvements, water view and | full beach rights, on fast (roll(‘}" line, and help you finance a pretty | $1,500 cottage if you will start now | before costs go higher. Inspect this | and if you do not find it better than expected I will pay your traveling expenses. R. M., care New Britain Herald. 6-7-2d — e CEDAR HILL FARM The only dairy in New Britain prop- erly equipped 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% | TO RE Menement of five rooms, modern improvements, on first floor. Apply 391 Chestnut. 6-2-6dx flats; 3-4 light-house- TO RENT—Home-like rooms furnished for keeping; new gas range; gas; hot water heater; electric lights; bath; pantry and porch. (Adults only). Tureka Room Registry, 84 West Main street. N. E_Lane, Mg : 1-t TO RENT—Tenement of five rooms, modern conveniences, 45 Cherry street. Inquire T. B. Farrell, 78 Maple street. 5-25-tf c and four room ten- pric Apply, -12dx TO RENT—Thr reasonable North street SUMMER RESORTS. COTTAGE is now open ason of 1916, Terms R. S. Shumway Woodmont, Conn. 6-6- reasonable. . O. Box 15 Is. ax HELP WANTED—MALE. WANTED—Honest Whole or part time. dollars daily. Pay now. Write The Co., Meriden, men everywhere. Three to ten weekly. Start Pequod Nursers Gonn. 6-8-2dx WANTED—Bricklayers Samuel Austin company. Rsport ready for work at American Gra- phophone job, Bridgeport, Copn. $-6-3dx at once By WANTED-—In broker's office, bright active boy, about 16. One with High school training preferred. Ad- dress Broker, P. O. Box 114, SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS xperienced hand screw machine operators wanted. Address P. O. Box 1006, Waterbury, Conn. 6-3-6d WANTED—Foremen for Shavers and wood screw Herald also wages factory. Office, experience, pected. WANTED-—Wood screw for Shavers and Thres expericnce and wages Address, Operator, operators FURNISHED ROOMS, ant furnished minute from rooms unf 32X, Herald. 6-8-3 TO RENT rooms to office Apply Two rent, also plea one post two nished hox 1y, furnished room 280 Arch St., Three from the cente 6-1-tf ntlemen, minutes walk REAL ESTATE BARGAINES If you are thinking of buying a | home, it will certainly pa you to look at the bargains we have to offer before closing any deal. We know we can interest you in some of the numerous properties we have, if you will call or ’phone us, our automo- bile will call for you. The Home Banking & Realty Co. 193 MAIN STREET. 'Phone Open Monday and ings. Saturday even- pm— EDWARD Maker and MUSICAL I Fine violin repairing and bow h a specialty. Over twenty perience, All work guaranteed. Other | Kinds of fine repair work | The Weldon, Room 3 | 284 Asylum Street, Hartford, Conn. | T. LOPER Constructive ing department. 516 Asylum St. ’Phone Ch. 1141-2. WHY TO SEE WALL P LARGEST AND B MORGAN & Established The Oldest Wall Paper and 304 MAIN STRE We Make FOR in H. N. LOCKWOOD Real Estate and Insurance 86 West Main Street- MULTIGRAPHS LETTER 2 and 3 cclors with signatures. Letter Heads Printed. 1, | THE HARTFORD TYPEWRITER 0., INC. | 26 State Street. Hartford, Conn. Denison Garage 430 MAIN STREET. Livery Cars for hire, day and pight Storage, Supplies and Repairing. AG'T REO AND MAXWELL CARS "Phone 224. Keeley’s Garage Elm and Franklin Streets. Dealer for Overland and Cole Cars, Livery Cars for Hire. Storage and supplie: Repairing Williams Auto Co, Agents licdson Mowr Cars. New L uud 7 Pnssenger Autos for hire Repatrs, Supplies, Storage. FILONE 6. 287 ELM FOR SALE - BUILDING LOTS West Street, Attwood Street and Morgan Street. Weekly, monthly or quarterly payments. Chas. H. Otis, 30 Vine street. CARS TO RENT CLOSED AND OPEN CARS FOR WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS, ETC., TEL., 948-2. MORRIN’S GARAGE 200 E- MAIN STREET. pecialty 8. STREWT on HORACE 1 Rates Reasonable and Service Reliable. LIVERY 7 Passenger, 6 cyl- Chalmers. Tel. 1930. 596 Arch Street if You Want Good Bottled Beer, Wine or Liquors, Order Same from PHILIP BARDECK, Arch St Phone 482-2 FOR SALE Bungalow site, two and one- half acres, $250. t C. L. BARNES, 192 Chestnut St. SALE—New and second-hand furniture, stoves and ranges, linol- eam, 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. LIPMAN, 34 Lafayette St Telephone 1329. Advertising SEE us for ORIGINAL IDEAS for your PRODUCT. A postal will have our salesman explain our illustrat- THE A. PINDAR CORP. Hartford, Conn. FOR SALE Three Family House For $4,500 Built Only 3 years. ___y_— schuliz & Costello, Inc. 242 Main Sireet. YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL OUR SPRING LINE OF APcRS ASSORTME KINGSLEY 1854. Paint Shop in the City 'PHONE 534 Signs