New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1916, Page 10

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPT G. fOX & GO. Hartford STORE CIOSED F)\l DAY . YOUR ORDER AT NOON UNTIL S| WE LEAD IN {PTEMBER 8TH, INCLU! MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED, French Mayde Cleanor Kceping White Kid and Colored Leather Boots Spio and Span. Drug Dept. PRICES for 250 and 50c. IVE ILLINERY at $5.00 to $10.00 Hats -at $5.00 to $10.00 as carefully thought out, selected and trimmed as hats priced twice as much. Quality must be quite as excellent at these prices; style and workmanship the be: one About 400 are now displayed in Lyons, Panne and Cheney Velvets. Black and colors. popular priced hats, and justly so. They are works of art—and not men of critical tastes. Untrimmed Hats $1.39 Up To $5.00 Selected for their chic styles and splendid qualities. Lyons and Panne Velvets. Speclal attention has been given to securing correct head sizes. If you aro a good manager of the family finances your money that careful shopping will secure. Shoes are an important ome of the important items, as shoes well bought, mean at the end of saved. And right here is where this store comes in. We buy largely, shoe business, and you have the advantage of this expert buying. perb values in Fall Shoes a la mode: SHOES AT $5.50 8 inch Lace Shoes in Rus- a calf, straight foxed; fawn top; of the smart- n TAL SHOES AT $5.50 8 lace Shoes, stralght foxed metal, with gray buck tops; plain toe, leather Louis heel and welted sole. SPECIAL .50, inch gun buck cne est Fall styles. SPI Hats in Cheney and Showing the new irregular lines, both in small and large shapes. Black and colors. Ladies’ New Fall Boots THE SMART—THE COMFORTABLE you see to it that you get the most quality for You pay less here for Footwear of de- pendable quality than you are frequently asked to pay elsewhere for inferior grades. We are proud of our but what may be worn by wo- Salts Velvets, some iIn For all ages. item in the family budget, in fact, the year a goodly sum of money and with expert knowledge of the Here are three su- SHOES AT Ladies’ all gray fawn buck = Shoes, lace; white ivory covered heel. SPECIAL AT $8.95 all inch and and 8 sole .$8.95. trainmen, although foreordained to \xnn\ the senate, met with a general | demand on the floor for a record { vote. The roll call resulted in 43 votes in favor of the bill and 28 against it. The following was the vote Yeas- —The Adamson | head, Beckham, hour day for | Chilton, Culberson, H YOTE IN THE SENATE [EBight Hour Railroad Bill Passes by Tally of 43 to 28—Brandegee and Mclean Oppose Measure. w bill legalizing an Ashurst, Bank- Chamberlain, Hitch- Democrats: Bryan, ington, Sept. e eight We lee Royal Goid Tradmg Stamps— Ask for lhnm Special Cut Prices for week of Sept. 4th to '\ Sept. 9th, inclusive. BIG 4 CO’VIBINATION 6 Ibs Granulated Sugar 1 can A&P Baking Powder 1 1b Elryad Coffee . " 1 cake Scouring Soap ...... 135 Royal Gold Stamps Free. REAL GOOD LEADERS s, 18¢ | B 12¢ unis GEANS aov 10 ¢ i@(fi I rm‘:opsrg"‘ % 15": RS ! Gold Dust c FlGPf‘fild Package 19 stamps Free With Any of the Following Groceries 10 can Sultana Spice 4 \‘ 1 bot Worcestershire Sance 15¢ § A&KP lgs La France Laundry each pkg Dog or Puppy Food 10c§ pot A&P Mustard .... 10c 8 .. each 508 pkg Cream Powd o 100 .5¢ L10¢ 10¢ A&P pke A&P pkg Flashlight Jelly Bor pkeg Cowder pkgs Saleratus . . Free Gity Delivery 8 AM 2P M 'Phone 135 184 MATN BRITAIN, CONN. | (Ar | favor of the passage of the bill: cock, Ilughes, Husting, (South Dakota,) Kern, L& Martin, Myers, Overman, Phelan, Pittman, Pomerene, Ransdell, Reed, Robinson Saulsbury, Sheppard, Shields, Simmons, Smith, zona,) Smith, (Maryland) Smith (South Carolina) Swanson, Taggart, Thomas, Thompson, Underwood Var- daman, Walsh and Willlams. Sena- tor LaFollette was the only republican who voted for it—43. Nays—Democrats: Clarke sas) and Hardwick; Borah, Brady, Brandegee, Cummir Curtis, Dillingham, Pont, Gallinger, Gronna, Jones, yon, McCumber, McLean, ris, Oliver, Page, (Michigan) Smoot, Sterling, Wads- worth, Warren and Weeks—28. The following senators, all demo- crats, announced they were paired in Owen, Smith (Georgia) and Stone. Johnson Lewis (Arkan- | Republicans: Clapp, Colt, Du Ken- Smith Shaffroth, FURNISHED ROOM FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish- ed rooms for light housekeeping | with bath. 195 Maple St, 9-2-3d TO l{EN’r TO RENT—Flat of six rooms, third floor, steam heat, $16, 74 West Main. Apply McEnroe’s store. 9-2-1d | FOR SALE—1915 | FOR SALE OR RENT—At front rooms, business pur- Apply Me- 9-2-1d TO RENT—Two large, suitable for office or poses, 72 West Main. Enroe’s store. NT—Two or three gentlemen | ant rooms with Amer- ican family. Centrally located. Two minutes wallk from P. O. Address | Room, Herald Office. 9-2-2dx TO RENT—Five room modern improvements, third at 446 West Maln street. A. Appell. 9-1-a3 TO RENT—One seven-room hous centrally located in HBast Berlin; in- terior newly papered and painted. Mrs. M. J. Dickinson, East Berlin. H 9-1-2dx FOR RENT-Tenement of 5 third floor. 127 avenue. TO R can find pl flat, floor, Inquire D. room: { 8-81-8dx t TO RENT—Alt 42 Austin street, four rooms, all' conveniences. Garden. Apply on premises, 8-29-6dx TO RENT«LG room flat. Heat and hot water fifrnished, at 45 Main street. | T. W. Crowe, Tel. 291. 8-22-12d TO RENT—Four reom tenement, up two (flghts. 161 South Main street. Inqufire on premises. 5 HOME. All fn slick order an extra buildinjg lot. Yours on account of owner{ working out of town. {H. N. LOCKWO0OD eal Estate and Irsurance W“’?&‘ Tive R(;y-a‘l’(};ld Tradiag Stamps —Ask for Them [l 86 West Main Street- Shuttle Meadow | 4 CASH 1xv avvanNCE, MINIMUm CHARGE 10c ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION FOR SALRP. LOST. $10.00 REWARD for return of Boston Bull dog, dark brindle in color white blaze on breast, lost Sunday Au- th. Edwin Hills, Plainville, 8-28-tr FOR SALE Four of 10, ily houses. s of 15 rooms. All two-fam- Modern improvements. Also building lots near city on or necar trolley prices, easy terms. 260 Chestnut street. one of 9, FOR SAI iene: weight about 1 Ave., Tel. 1959. 1 00, purpose No. 35 horse, | —Grocery clerk, Corbin 2-2dx Apply 9-1-6a FOR SALE in good repair. Arch street. Few second hand ranges 2 ss automobile re- F. W. Loomis, 150 air man. Apply O. 5.t¢ | Williams Automobile Co., street. 287 9-1-4a Reo touring oar. Garage, Chestnut St. 6-22-tt WANTED—First class men for retail milk route. Address Box 3 - Herald. 8-31-5dx Apply N. B. Manple Hill, a 7 room cottage. For sale on Harrison street, New Britain, a new two family house. Inquire of W. E. Burk, Maple Hill. 'Phone $71-5. 8-3tf st-class sand buffers r plate industry. Those familiar with work on nickel silver and Britannia, metal pv’cf(‘zrrod. Good wages and steady employment. No labor trouble. silver Plate Co., WANTED—T for the silv Rochester, N. Y entleman wants fur- room, modern conven- Adcdress Box X21, Herald. 9-4-1dx WANTED— nished iences . for manufacturing in own | WANTED—Young man position in office of concern in city. Address handwriting, giving age. Box , Herald. om heuse or apart- 't of town is want- without ' children. 9-1-4-5-6-7x Hotel 8-26.tf FOUR or five ri ment in west ed couple *Phone 984-2. 8-30-tf by to Apply work at to 142 8-29-d6 NTED—Young man delicatessen counter. Main street. W at WANTED—Dishwasher, Beloin. MY EXTRAORDENARY SUCCESS vith CHRONIC an SPECIAL AILMENTS should sit here MEN AND WOMEN lead if afflicted, to hasten a OoF you, and secure the best advice po garding your condition before it is too late. My specialty all dis- eases and combplicatior chronie, wasting nature and spe l\\nn nts of both men and women. 1 am amply repaid in offering consultation and ad- without charge, because 1 can ely extend my practice by show- ing how thorough I am and how aif- ferently I handle such cases than physicians many years of practice com- full knowledge of the most advanced methods employed by the best authorities of the day a t me in defining symptons promptly and the exact treatment to be prescribed. KNOWN CURES are what count. That is what every sufferer earnest- ly desir For that reason I ask you to come to me and learn from my well-kept records what can be done. Afflicted men and women who have hitherto only hoped for the best, when suffering from sqme stubborn chronic trouble or special ailment realize what complete frsedom from their disease means to them:—some for the first time in their lives. DR. vi sible re- \n(‘l\ul(m uf vice bined with DR. CLINTON J. HYDE CLHVTON J. HYDE HOURS 9 a. m. and 7 snnvm THE HARTFORD SPECIALIST. to 5 p. m. to 8:p. m. s and holi- 10 to 1 OUR HURON FOUNTAIN PEN 98¢ enables your boy or girl to do better work at school. They are self-filling and guaranteed for one year. Headquarters for Fountain Pens—Largest Stock in the cit; ADKINS PRINTING 0. 66 CHURCH STREET Electrical Supplies and Construction Cons.. Llectrical Engineers. Plans and Esti uates furaidisd. Home, Commercial and Indu 1 nghtmg Electrical Muhmery and Ictors. ! ing and Power Plants. Wiring and Fixture s and Appliances. All kinds of repairs. S)np— S The Spring & Buekley Electric Co. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 77-79 CHURCH STREET TEL. 990 238 | M. Williams, | Elm | The Vanbergh L 8-31-6dx | clerical | Address | FOR Good Building Lots cheap, on Ha Also some very desirable residences FIRE INSURANCYK One 7-room Belv your own home. Farm in Stanley Quarter of acres in Berlin. Either of these | immediately. We have several other Cottage at v FIRST AND SECOND 131 MAIN STREET, NOTICE. ORGANIST church ence. Federal and Choir wants | position; four yvears L\pl»(\— Address H. M Lug, 54 street, Bristol, l'm\n. Director AFTER completing a five year course of violin at the servatory under ters, Carl Milroy classes in September and booking concert engagements, further particulars, address Carl Milroy, 64 South 1st St., Meriden, Conn., 'Phone. 8-21-e. 0. d.-tf | Leipzig Royal Con- the is sreatest opening m | WE BUY | antique firearms furniture, Indian and stamps. No agent street, collections Calls Hobby Shop, Hartford. | WANTED—By experienced | private pupils in Gregg | and typewriting, Addr Glover, 24 Spring street. Miss M. Tel. 948. 1 | 1 | lll-J.nl’ WANTED— D—Good kitchen New Britain General WANT: ply maid . Ap- Hospi | WANTED—Girl work (white.) 703 Dixwell or telephone for general References. avenue, New 3630 Center WANTED-—Girl to do housework, two in 227 Main street. 9-1-tf TED—Competent maid for gen- housework. Mrs. Purney, maid for gen- R. S. Brown, 8-26-tf D—Competent eral housework. Mrs. 16 Forest St vesight Spegjalist and Manufacturing Optician. | Office, 306 Main St. 'Phone ‘]C\'E*I EXAMINATIONS ARE FR Broken Lenses Duplicated. Satisfaction Guaranteed | AUTOS TG RENT By Fonr or Day. £ ), M Finneg‘an Stahles et wa 193 Main Street BEST WORK AT MODERATE PRICES Office Open from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays by Appointment. .F. E. MONKS, D. I>. S. ‘ Dver 25c Store | | | Georgiana Monks, Ii. D. S. Demnison Garage 430 MAUN SURERE, bvery Cars for Lire, day and olgihi Slorage, Supplics and Repairing. 30 MORTGA | l his | teacher, | shorthand | al. | 9-4-tf | e T, s SALE TTison Street and Corybia Avenue. on Lincoln Street and Forest St. H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Mam Street MONYIY TO LOAN. FOR SALE idere. Fine opportunity to own of 20 taken acres. Also rlaces can be one bought farm ght, if desirable for places disposal NEGOTIATED. The Hardware Gily Co-Operative Ass’n, Inc. F. H. SHIELDS, MGR. |CARS 1V RENT.- wnbmm.s RECEPTIONS, EfC. TEL. 945-3 MORRIN’S GARAGE 200 E- MAIN STREET. ——— HORACE 1. HART| Rates Reasonable Scevice | Reliable. 7 kassenger, 6 cyl- Chalmers. t'el. 1930. 596 ,v\rv h Street and | Keeley s Garage . Elm znd Franklin Streets. Dealer for Overland and Cole ! Livery Cars for Hire. Storage supplies. Repairing Cary s andy Specialty. Tel. 12 EDWARD T. LOPER Maker and Repairer of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Fine violin repairing and bow hui fug a specialty. Over twenty years ex- perience, All work guaranteed. Gther kinds of fine repair work. The Weldon, Room 8 284 Asylum Street, Hartford. Conn, For Your Insurance and Surety Bond Avola trouble by having your Insur- | ance written by a man who knows | how. Go to DWIGHT A. PARSONS, Block. Booth’s ) PAblLLm 1ZED MILK i ! SEIBERT AND SoN, “Park Street, Near &tanley, 8 teama. Tl eonnectic WULIGHAPHS LET I Fac-sumile of Typewriting dnna in 1, 2 and 3 cclors with signatures. Letter Heads Printed. THE HARTFORD TYPEWRITER G0., INC. 26 State Street. Hartford, Conn lit You Want Good BSottled , Beer, Wme or Liguors, I Order Same from g PHILIP BARDECK, 1185 Arch St Phone 48 Wiiams Auto Ga. i Repair: | "PHONE Hudson New § and 7 and Chevrolet Passenger Antos Supplies, Storage. 36 287 ELM PRINTING. in Many Different Langu BY SKILLED UNION MEN Modevate Prices. LINOTYPE, COMPOSITION. Office Hours: 8 a. m. w0 8:15 p. m. Mondays and Wednesdays to 8 p. m. Tel Mgr's Res. 179-5. Foreman 339.12 E ASTERN PRINTING CO-, 53 CHURCIT STREET, TE! RE AGT REO AND MAXWELL "Phone TAKE A LOOK!! at No. 96 Pleasant Street. | Nice Two-Family House for ! Sale, and the beauty of it is | THE PRICE IS AT- | TRACTIVE. [ | Camp Real Estate Co 272 Rooms 305-806 National Tel. 1616-4 1 i | | | ain Street. Bank Building. N. MGR. CONSTRUCTIVE ADVERTISING 8Fis us for ORIGINAL IDE for your PRODUCT. A wil] have our salesman explain AR postal our illustrating department. The A. PINDAR CORP. 516 Asylum St., Hartford, 'Phone Ch. 1141-2 - e e i ——— Two Famw House on Hari Sl Must Be Sold at Once. Owner Leaving” the City schultz & Costello, Inc. 242 Main Sireet.