New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1916, Page 16

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1916. ' FOR SALE! O A l | Q ,§ s ' f .e d Brick Business Block onMyrtle St. CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 10c seven stalls. STOREROOM, HAY LOFT, WAGON SHEDS, WASI STAND, all connected with water, sewer, Electricity. A BUILDING ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. LOT in connection with this property, 10x100, with 6-inch iron | sower running through the center of same, and connected with main 5 s sewer at a depth of 8 ft. All ready for building. e ALL advertisements e u LOST—Automobile cap to water tank. . EN IRE 142 MAIN STREET, CITY Return to Herald Office or Honey- for the classified U L y man's Garage. Reward. 19-2dx - == the Herald office by FOR SALE--% FAMILY HOUSE, Al Nodera $6,500 - | H[I_P WANT[[]' 1:30 p. m. on the day s o Begms Monday Men for Shop and Yard|——"___| §, p, HUMPHREY. 272 Vain Stree! in! — N BUNGALOWS—— Work. Apply Berlin FOR * SALE—Bargain—3150 takes | it You Want Good Bomed I Ore st 10 s W earagal analibarn) ve passenger touring car in first | B Wi Liquors. steam hest and city water. Another g class condition. Call 415 st eer, vvine or Liquors, e ~ ol COHStl‘u ction Co-, Street. Tel. i199. | Order Same from ;:"y“' cxtra fine finish. Both near trol FOR SALE Bicycle i PHILIP BARDECK, H. N. LOCKWOOD in first class H B S : o . = c 86 West Main Stree: - - Berlin Station, Berlin| ™50 o o 5 185 Avch St Phone 4822 | el i M 4 | 7-20-d2x o | WANTED—Errand boy with bicycle - = = = : Wilson Co. 21-a2 i W P : \ e » | | o e rr.| PRINTING | MULIGKAPS LETIES 3 J 3 WANTED—Palnter for both inside horn, Ancona hens, chickens, pul- 5 Fac-simile of Typewriting done in ) and outside work. Apply Box X6X, AT T Willam In Many Different Langusges, 1, 2 and 3 colors with aignatures. Herald Office 7-5-1f | Denton, 38 Broad street, Plainville. BY SKILLED UNION MEN Letter Heads Printed. Moderate Prices. B = . 19-d3 g e NOTICE i T LINOTYPE COMPOSITION. THE HARTFUR[] TYPEWRITER G0, INC. — = - = = = Office Hours: 8 a. m. to 6:15 p. m. 3 Hartford, Conn o v 9 : - & FOR SALE—R, C 26 ar WE BUY BOOKS ANY QUANTITY, | ¥ Q5 PUsErr (;hi;p g cal | Mondays and Wednesdays to 8 p. m. 2 antique furniture, crockery, old Bils 1ok g '[ Call ' ft ' 6 " | Tel Mgr’s Res. 179-5. Foreman 339.12 - ¥ firearms, Indian relics, collections 2= I Strectiitalliattenis o fm. Epgae of coins and stamps. Calls cit 7-18-d5v | TEE WI "ams utn [] 4 No agents. Hobby - 2 oo > T sylum street, Hartford. EASTERN PRINTING CO,, g e FOR SALE—Block, 105 Arch street, Agents for NOTICE: S homelike 3 room Center properiy | Inautre P g [ #5 CHURCH STRERD, TEL. 633 | 5 New 5 and 7 Passenger Antos suites in city, furnished for light ! Murray’s office. Owner living 80 | C. EBREESEN. MGR- “Hire housckeeping, (see them) BEureka East Main street, Forestvill i Room Registry, 84 West Main st., | 7-17-6dx e 287 ELM N. E. Lane, Mgr. city 7-21-3d o g il s FOR SALE—1915 Reo touring oar. q 5 NEW AIN WE SH y N Gara, stn by e S 4 TN AT 2, | v ~n cmes, el 50| SR penrar rooms| | FOR SALE ) i B e ? ] BUILDING LOTS B8 | AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE—Special e ard runabout and Ford | (Rl ¥ 193 Main Street | on West strect. atwood Street ana Hudson and Chevrolet Supplies, Storage. touring car in good condition, R. S shore rates, reasonable. Vs |l & midovn, b Ghen th e Morgan Street. Weekly, monthly Nickle, Tel. 295-4. 7-15-6dx | Tord truck. Tel. 337-2. 6-1-t¢ Over 25¢ Store or quarterly payments. Chas. H. - e e e T BEST WORK AT MODERATE QUL 6D WD (5EsS AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE—By hour SN PRICES or trip. Reasonable rates, 57 Walnut FURNISHED ROOMS. omeslopeniromtapaacftolsie bl G ) N street, Tel. 984-3, Jos. < - 2 : E s r e os. Peter e e e Sundays by Appointment. ARS 'I(P R N] | 20ax | 0 a 7-8:20dX | * keeping, including kitchen, pantry, F. E. MONKS, D. D. S, CLOSED AND OPEN CARS FOI SUMMER RESORTS. Bob tube hot water ateantheailanal| WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS, ETC. i Slectric 1ignt. Private. Five min | GeOrgiana Monks, D. D. S. TEL. 943-2. e ] .COME Cottage open for season, | utes' walk from depot. 45 Walnut | — - MORRIN’S GARAGE address Mrs. Robt. Johnstan, Ir street. 7-19-tf dian Neck, Branford, Conn, 6-21-tf | | FOR SALE OR RENT ! 200 E- MATN STREET | — e ROOM_AND BOARD—"Maplehurst — — === OIS NI M: ; :sh will buy a 10 ro Transfer. No. 88 West Main street, Plainville. EPAUD GxIn Wil xay o room g - 1 Z house on West Main street, | To the Board of County Commission- T-18 i NEs S s 2 | sl e o » 3 "1 | “Barnesdale,” - balance on monthly | | W apply for a transfer of | TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, adjoin. | PAyments. . Mikalauskas and Wm. Matuli' li- | ing; all improvements including NES, Rateagp steasonble "“d Becvice S o1l spirituous and intoxicat- | Shower bath. 23 Cedar street, Tel | 45 STNUT STREET | teliable; ing liquo e, lager beer, Rhine | 19-4 7-18-5d 1 L I v E R Y wine, and cider at No. 323 Main street, | - _ = 7 Yassenger, 6 cyl- Chalmers. ,Tm-\_-n of New Britain. Our place of ROOMS—Steam heat, modern hn—; A B JOHN ON D. D.S 'fel. 1930. 596 Arch Street business is not located within two | provements, Central, No. 45 Walnut e —— hundred feet in a direct line from any | street. 6-30-t¢ | DENTIST | = ° church edifice or public or parochial Natioral Bank Bldg Open Evenings. an ran ln quareO thereto, or any post office, public li- TO RENT. b= e e ee ey S arage brary, or cemetery. — y Elm and Franklin Streets. Dated at New Britain, this 11th day | TO RENT-—Rooms suitable for offic Dealer for Overland and Cole Cars, A D, 6 321 il - i< C of July. 1916. or club room, Main st Livery Cars for Hire. Storage and New Bl'ltaln, Ol JOHN MIKALAUSKAS AND Apply Dro JF O:Connell. To Sell These 3 Houses at the Prices | Subpies. N LUDWIG MONDZESKI. ST They Are Going, Repairing a Specialty. Tel. 1228 Applicants. | TO RENT—Five floor tenement, al We, the undersigned, are electors improvements, 46 Grand St., BUT the Owner Needs the MONEY. | = and taxpayers, owning real estate, of 2dx Inquire of EDWARD T. LOPER the Town of New Britain, and hereby - Maker and Repairer of sign and endorse the foregoing appli- WO r f e MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS —— = = = = = i T S ~ | cation of John Mikalauskas and Lud- $11 & $12; Fine viclin repairing and bow huli.ug 3 e CRS wig Mondzeski for a license, and her six room cottag | a specialty. Over twenty years ex- NOTICE ! SUMMER RO D SENT‘MENT RULES ¥ certify that said applicant is a| Wood, 86 West Main street camp Real Esta'e G[]' It e S G suitable person to be licensed pur- dx | | kinds of fine repair work. We are paying the best prices | rxprax K, BRANFORD—Now suant to said application. = = — -l 272 Main Street, Rooms 305-306 The Weldon, Room 3 e e Feood Dated &t Now Bt his 11th day | TO RENT—Four room rent, 46 Pearl 2 = ! s e . open for season; all facilities; goo d at New Britain, this 11th day : ! ! . National Bank Building. | 284 Asylumn Street, Hartford, Conh. for old tires, tubes, and old | .(iiice; reasonable rates; trolley: / o Sy e rhe At . i ¥ " telephone. Mrs, A. D. F CotaEe rles r J. J. Watson, Thos. 7-21-d6x — — Automobiles. Call 1180. 1905. 7-18-tf Lacey, M. P. Leghorn, Fred Winkle. | PERFE CTLX PASTEUK- I hereby certify that the above | TO RENT—Two fifll= five rooms each, | Unheard of Prices Paid Tor Flt o : - D ag tors and taxpayers, owning real estate improvements, 446 West Main E R ~ in the Town of New Britain. Tel. 1281- 7-21-34 430 MAIN BT N E ND S : sam and Jetsam Datea ‘at New Tritain, this 11th day O | ey g e i any ai, mic = SkEISB RUANDESONS of July, A. D, 1916 TO RENT—Desirable six room tene- iz D | Re ring. v & ) C H l R ] B ALFRED L THOMPSON, [ ment 1 improvemente, tag| AG'T REO AND MAXWELL cans| tar treet, Near Stanley, Town Clerk. | family house. Adults. 113 Bassett ‘Phone 223 6 teams. Tel. connecticn. —————————————————— T-2 13 RAK TIK” (Correspondence of the Asso. Press.) street. 7-20-tf | = KI'RO"P & iy Dieppe, July 9.—Flotsam and jet- | Prices, other miscellany that would — H 7 3 [y | F A .) L oo sam cast up by equinoxial tides and | N2Ve been comparatively neglected in J sElve mor{lfl!!a“. all moa- | & DWIGAT :. PARS L\S Mhe science of adjusting the spinal vertabrae for ; B | <0ld here by auction under maritime | °Tdinary vears was readily turned € S 208 Ry l‘?‘{‘\ For Your Insurance and \ elimination of the cause of disease. N Bl | rezulations that date from the time |Into mone -19-6dx An impinged nerve is the cause of a large majority of TGI8, 8 [ or Colbert, reflect cach yvear the de- | The buvers come mostly from Ha- T Swety Bond = | I : ! r tenement, sev- | By Four .. Day. - y structive force of nature in fury at|VY'® but this year many came from - : & e : 5 Avotd trouble by having your ins . i _ 5 - s remove 3 en rooms, modern improvements, Aiseases, (chronic and acute), when pressure is removed ‘el loreclonipniin in Sl A i aniecamei Lion oroyement i | 5 3 < | an itten by & man who knows e e, = § | sca. vears it is s steam heat included. 76 Pleasant fa N Nature will do the rest. Chiropractors by skillful palpa #7 | Scockage that predominates—minute | €OhOl went to & merchant from A Enay el b s inne | how. Go to ! T tion locate the seat of the nerve pressure and then adjust £33 salvage from sailing and fishing ves- X‘n(l‘gv‘l(‘!'('s who is still trading with - Booth’s Block. such as pieces of rigging, fishing lers there under continual bom-|'G66p Tenements to rent, with all the same. rok r g bardments. Alco s re gl <l ; broken rudders, barrels of tar ment Conola! e alons| Wy rovements; new house. 155 ( WHY WAIT ANY LONGER—an investigation forth, but | the wreckage | the front. With the cask bhousht YY | Washington street. e 7 A R Mk e A 0 e A MG T certainly convince you and all T ask is that you "Phone me 2 B | \ashed ashore on the coast of Nor- |the man from Armentieres the sol- | S e = y; ? . o a1l | diers in that section will be able i 131 Main Stree 1 I will convince you as to B o has lately gone heyond all > 2 e = or call at 131 Main Street, will con aslats e o TO RENT —Seven rooms, improve Bid Q| rroious recoras, = 5 ipe | it bebea sk sy s a rule go| mMents 296 Arch street.” Tel 3y | Constructive Advertising begging with buyers from the inter- 6-13-tf | ‘ et S s T e e e ] e | E us for ORIGINAL IDEAS for your PRODUCT. o chipped, dented, or crushed by con- f‘“\ S e OOk i Sl T aeicmong s 060 postal will have our salesman explain our illustrat- tact with the sharp reefs, with cor- |l : 4 and smashed cabin furniture Paris for the decoration ot | AT il ing department. Graduate Palmer School of € Xaxn)pnul( s S ? - s ler e R i s iphon W E «THE BARNES” 131 MAIN STREET. ‘PHONE 1732 é ll | cotton, barrels of oil and molasses, | Lomas, London® A A Leel AW i . A [R&R GOR . New Boitaia Goan: asks of tallow, with a conglome which some life had clung to the e = ¢ < 3 all lJast moment of physical resistance, VANTED— shing and ironing at Asyla St. o o f i apparatus and paraphernalia » g & sywam nn. Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m. 2 to 5 p. m. : DORR e AL aanss doubt, brousht the unheard of | home. 79 Brooks street. 7-20d3x 516 Asyl Hartford, Co ] | as none but a mariner could | PO oue £ P 2 Open Evenings ’till 8 o’clock - price of ten francs. ki B iy Phone Ch. 1141-2. e R el B v = vere collected in one loot along Wreckage Classified. WANT I.D —tho ght woman to Vln at home of elderly couple in New- baby’s cradle and a beheac yang planks, ship’s boats, ad-| | _baby wle and a beheaded | Gang planks, ship’s boats, and lad- | (0" 05 (0 cave for the man doll. The cradle was almost intact, | ders, along with cabin furniture and | qojephone No. 356 or write P. O the body of the beheaded doll was | hunk clothing, brought only the aver- Bos 17 /New P State terms 15 : 901 nd give references 0-34d | eleahons 302 r— hlackened it by powder, age auction price but the smaller Sentinment Rules, debris—things no landlubber can ex | N h eadaches, etc. are natul A rrin = e £ 11 q S e e 5 = Headg el e £ There arc regular buvers of the | pect ever to find useful, were Snap- | waNTRD-—Room and board by {wo tovors ! Gt pa e i flotsam and um of this «t, who | ped up by the buyers from the in-| * 00 ts e : A put it off? Come here and have m cery . seulate | terior if they showed the slightes = 71 i come here every vear | How G R EXAMINE YOUR EYES, upon the season’s « . mis- | evidence having gone through one | and fit you to the right GLASSES. cellaneous debris of ave year | of the sea dramas of the S WANTED—By a small family e omibt attention now v ieve }s nouutred o cevtain wvalwe thes | All this wreskneqgathevedalonsthe| ™ o 7o 0o he oF 8 roams, CALL ON suffering and greater trewble later on, none but these experts would ever by customs officials, inventoried improvements. o location, | venture to get out of it. This vear, |z :1v.~_\u:<»u. is sold after the I Address Box 178 e 7-17-d5x | . o C E | ment, nearly everything brought war The proceeds, less the “import duty” | WwANTED—Boy or voung man to | 1 N OPLOMERTIST b herc were some rare com- ire held for thirty years in the| jearn shirt cutting. Apply Parker | achu z OS e 09 cl . 3 ot s Invalids, i 17-64d | g N - s S ze o e as as Marine nd et i . es in 1 alvage and there was [ treasur the i L t Main Street. Up: oxe T h moditi 3 definitely acquired by that charity | — e 2 Fain Street Trust. LeWite: - - O mdustrial alcohol, rubber, tal- | only if no one establishes a claim | WANTED—Waitress at the Beloin 24 n antime. 7-10-tf low and oil went to unpredecented Jupon it in the meantim | hoter.