New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1917, Page 12

SPECIAL FOR . _FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Auto Delivery > *-T'AUTO OWNERS H. L. CHRISTO 'PHONE 1186-32. Y s;;. B PHEF’ GAR[AGE BUILDER ‘ { One Two Family, all Modern Home with extra large lot, full of fruit trees. Also one of the best Bungalows in the western suburbs. All in the best of condition. Ten Girls for Light Machme Bench' Work. Good wuhams Autn L‘n Office and Show ml-fltms«. Iflfil“ FOR SALE New and seuuds Hand Furniture sold; mvu.mtflcermn, honght-nd A D. LIPMAN, 34 LAFAYETTE STREET, St. Properly For Sale u*m;dflw; “”‘n HOME BANKING AND w co.m KISSEL KAR TRUCKS—Em! Inch a Truek $-4 tom $1,085; 1% tom, $1,486; 3 ton; $3,100; 33 ton $2,950; S ton 93.750. KISSEL PL! KARS lhd‘ll!-m,::‘m two tops, $1.785; Double Six, soven pegpemger, two =”mm Double Six, seven passenger touring, R. M. HEALEY, , THL. 1304-8 THE HOME BANKING & REALTY CO. 'W. HOLMES, Treas. 728, . - FOR SALE 'l'!nFamilyBrick House, centrally located, eleven 2 yooms; $4,200. 0nly$1,200eu||needed THE W. L. HATCH CO. | A5 WAL ERE AT 22 WENE MOIE STREED Open Inw and.Saturday Bvenings, 198 MAIN STREET HARRY G. HANCOCK, Sec’y. EBI'NRS IIAI’PY [ HOLLWER'S SPEECH Little Criticism at Tone of Ad- dress in Reichstag —_— Berlin, via London, May 17.—Press comment today on the chancellor’ espeech almost unanimously under- acores the reference to Russia as the significantly outstanding feature of the premier's utterance. The speech, as a whole, is generally commended as one of the boldest and best Von Bethmann has yet made in parlia- ment and personal criticism of the chancellor is conspicuously absent. The editorial discussion, dilating upon all angles of war aims and peace terms, emphasiz widely diver- gent views entet d on all sides. In many quarters the speech has had a pronounced conclliatory effect and is interpreted as pointing the way to a common meeting ground. The im- pression prevails that the conserv- atives came out of the fray badly bat- tered, although the chancellor 'was equally emphatic in disowning any predilection for the social democratic Lro'nm of territorial and indempity nunciation. Standing guard between these two milistones, the block of the middle parties helped the chmeellor to carry the day. “The chancellor has won adhemu and: camp followers,” says the Vos- siche Zeitung, “and for the first time he yesterday became a leader.” The - Rundschau asserted that the chancellor has not had a day equal to yesterday since August 4, 1914, and that the effect of his speech on the house was most impressive. 4 “Thé chancellor's: ‘speech,” con- cludes ‘the Tageblatt, *‘which' holds meny truths and omits others, will hardly serve. to alter much in this world of mis¢ry and perhaps no speech could mplish that.” GOLLEGE BASEBALL : tse .| Holy Cross Gets Oniy Tally in Game With Tufts—Williams Bests Am- herst in Olose Batte. Medford, Mass., May 17—Holy Cross scored the only run in a game with Tufts yesterday- It came in the fifth inning as a result of Ford's error on Maloney’s rap, & sacrifice hit and Bowen's drive. The score by innings. 1 r. h. e +.000010000—1 7 0 . 000000000—0 € 1 Gill and Spiflane; O’Mara Amherst, May 1! —Wflll.tml' bass- ball nine defeated Amherst in a well played game. here yesterday by a score of 6 to 5. Kingston, R. I, May * 17.—~Rhode Island state nosed out Brown college at baseball here yesterday. The acore was 9 to 8. g Swarthmore, Pa., May 17—The Uni- versity of Pennsylvania’s baseball team blanked the Swarthmore nine here yesterday by 2 to 0. Easton, Pa., May 17.—Lafayette college gained an easy victory over Albright at baseball here today. The' score was-8 to 1, ‘Waterville, Me., May 17.—The Col- by ocollege baseball team nosed out the University of Maine here yester- day by a score of 4 to 3. | SHORT CALENDAR COURT. The following cases.are down for assignment at Friday - afternoon's short calendar session of. city court. John Kayerkos vs. Martin Plukas, Judgment asked, with Attorneys Klett & Alling representing the defendan Michael Molchin vs- Rackliffe hroth- ers, judgment asked, Judge Willilam F. Mangan for plaintiff and Judge J. ‘B. Cooper for defendant; Emily Cos- lIin vs. Louis Boilard, answer or de- fault, Judge J. E- Cooper for plain- tiff and Judge B. F. Gaffney for de- fendant; W. W. Hanna vs. Hilding Nelsen, default for failure to plead, Attorneys Roche & Glover for plain- tiff and Attoney M. D. Saxe for de- fendant; - Kendel Sicklick vs. John L. Clapp, default for want of answer, At- torneys Klett & Alling for plaintiff and Attorney Joseph G- Woods for defend- ant, .. INSTALLMENT HOUSE PAYS UP. . Paying “under protest’” in taking out a license of the peddler’s type at police headquarters today, the repre- sentatives of an installment house en- gaged in selling merchandise from ‘wagons in this and other cities was pithily . informed by. Chief Willlam J. Rawlings that it is a case of ‘“either pay up or get out of New Britain with the present type of business.” = The applicant explained he had commun- icated with officers of the company at manded license, but ‘‘under protest.” He received no sympathy from police. officials, their belief being that the wagon business comes under the or- dinances making it mandatory that vendor's licenses be taken out. ST. JEAN'S SOOIETY MEETING. St. Jean de Baptiste society will hold an open meeting for members and friends this evening In the hall on Church street. Henry Langetier of Manchester, N. H., general secretary of L' Association Canada-Americaine, will be the principal speaker and others who will address the meeting are Willlam H. Roy, local treasurer of the organization, and Eugene La- Palme a Fall River organizer. The association has & small representation in New Britain and it is in the inter- ests of their society that the men will speak tonight. Whatever you need and whenever you need it the Herald classified columns will give you a surprising amount of service and. results—Let the city know your wants— .You are certain of a response, DN ADVANCE. All ‘Advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by 1:30 p. m. on the day of issue. ' LOST. LOST—Between rallroad track, Main street and South Main, blue prints. Finder return to Unklebach's office or Samuel Nagodino, 130 - Beaver street. Reward. 847-2ax ————————— HEDP WANTED—FEMALR. — e ‘WANTED—Mother’s helper, or nurse girl. - No washing required. Wpply 63 ‘Bassett street, Telephone 475-6. 6-16-3a _——— 'WANTED—Girl or woman for gen- eral ‘housework, 651 Stanley street. 5-16-84x v RENT, X TO RENT—One double room and one single room with or without board. Good location. Tel. 25-13. 5-17-tf TO RENT—Five rooms, all.improve- ments. 47 Glen street. Tel. 2057 WANTED—Competent maid for gen- eral housework. No washing. Ref- erences. Mras. 8. T. Goss, 48 Grove HiNL 4-20-t2 TO RENT—Six rooms, 36 Cherry St. Inquire 72 Maple St. 5-16-4dx e ——— TO RENT—Five room tenement, mod- ern conveniences. 290 Park street, FURNISHED ROOMS, Inquire L. B. Farrell, 78' Maple | ——————————— street. 5-17-tt | TO RENT—Large airy front rooms, suitable for two. or more. 33 Atreet. Phone 1626-14. 5-16-3dx R ———— = ANNOUNCEMENT. TO RENT—Four room tenement, all improvements. 177 Elm street. A 5-16-2dx I TO RENT-—Four room tenement up- stairs with improvements 323 Maple street. Inquire at 334 South Main street, A. E. Abetz, 334 South Main_ street. 6-16-3dx TO RENT—Tenement 4 rooms, one storage ‘room. All - improvements. Cottage house. Prices right, 264 Clark. 5-12-6ax e WE are in the market for second hand automobiles, métals and junk at best prices possible. Gold:tfll;‘ ‘l' ngton stree ?‘7 .155 o 5-11-104 E—— HELP WANTED—MALK. 02 e fe e e SR TR TR WANTED—Shop hands, helpers and | assemblers. Apply Berlin Construc- TO RENT—Two tenements, five rooms tion Co., Berlin, Conn. §-17-64 .each, first and second floors, all “modern fmprovements, steam heat, e R D ey WANTED—A young man for soda at 476 fountain. The Miller-Hanson Drug §-10-t2 | - Co, 5-17-tf WANTED-—Men. workers preferred. Co., 76 Elm Street. in Heralq Building. Frontage, 67 Church gtret. Aawly Herald Pup. Co. 5-10-t¢ B.. B. N. M{f, 6-17-64 e e R e, e WANTED—Compositors, two-thirders preferred. Open shop. Apply The Curtiss-Way Co., Meriden, Conn. 5-16-24 TO RENT-—Rooms, second floor. Ply Bovereign Trading Co., Main street. Ap- 162 5-8-te — WANTED—Six first-class ~ cabinet makers, Steady work, 50 hours a TO RENT—Tenement, four rooms, all improvements. Inquire 470 Arch Experienced Iathe MINIMUM ONE CENT A WORD EACH msmon FOR SADR. FOR SALE—Haripy-Davison . motor- . oycle, §31.Hakt street. l-l'l-d‘t_ ——— e FOR SAL®—1014 Pope-Hartford five Bxoellent one spare shoe and tools, Will sell at gacrifice for cash. Call after ¢ P- m., or Saturday 26 Highland street. WANTEN. ‘WANTED—A. good Smith motor- wheel; must be in good -condition. Will pay cash. Address Motor- wheel, 11 Shuttle Meadow avenue,, Plainville. 5-17-1dx ns at 6-17-2ax FOR SALE—Model 16J, H. ' & D. motorcycle, electrically -equipped. G. F. Scheldler, 630 (W. Main street. 5-17-3ax WANTED—Married man for -farm work. E. Sperry, Station 59, South ‘Windsor. 5-17-6dx ‘WANTED—A. clerk. Apply Doherty Market, 406 Arch street. 5-16-4d WANTE! ‘Room in private family; centrally located. Address Morton L. Gould, care of Chamber of Com- merce. ~ §-16-3dx v A RN SISy ‘WANTED—Kitchen helper at Broad- ‘way restaurant, ,67 Arch St. See ol B O ks WANTED—Go0d ‘boarding place for a baby girl, 16.months old. Inquire, 41 Pleasant street. 5-16-3d WANTED—By experienced _ teacher, private puplis 'in Gregg shorthand, typewriting: and Bookkeeping, Miss M. Glover, N Spring street, ‘Phone | 948. 5-14-wix WANTEH ‘competent . man for sexton: of ‘the First Congregational church. Apply, to either member of The committee.. C. J. Parker, H. H. Pesse, C.' B. Parsons. 5-16-43 WANTED—CASH FOR OLD FALSE TEETH. I pay 1 to' $10 a set. Don’'t matter if broken.. Also buy old gold and silver, such as watches, spectacl crowns and. bridgework, etc. ' Drop FOR SALE—J. and C. Fisher upright piano. In good condition, 98 Tre- mont street. 5-14-wix FOR SALE—Some real good bargaing in used touring cars 5 and 7 pas- senger roadsters, all in the best of ' shape. Also 3 light deliveries, 3 ¥ 5-ton trucks. 'Prices from $150 up. Cash or terms. Balch’s garage, 301 Elm street, corner Seymour. "Phone* 530. Parts for sale for all makes of cars, 5-17-3& FOR rbin 30 rumabout in good order. Will esell cheap for cash, 203 Blm, nmr. corner Sey- mour. 5-17-3d FOR SALI—Cash register, Box 35AA,* Herald. 5-17-2d% FOR SALi-—feven yoom house, 12 minutes from pcenten, in select resi- dolltll-l section, lot 76x175. Abund- ance of fruit, eto, prioce $500 cash. "Phone 1335-6 with -m&ll Monl. centrally locat- ed. J. J. Fitssimon, xouluwn, Conn. 5-1¢4-64/ FOR SALE—Indian motoraycle; full egquipment, including electric ‘117 Jubliee street. 5-15-a8% ——— ORIENTAL RUGS. We sell we vuy, . we IIONln—dn we'do firet: class " Barbour ‘Rug .. Oo, ' 48 M Hartford, Conn. Tel. ch-mr 3397 or 870. . ——— FOR SBALE—One set heavy double - Harness, one single. L. Bayer, 238 Chapman street. i t-n.u: FOR SALE—Have a two-ton Bmh- way truck, I will sell my palr of black ‘horses, weighing 2,800 -ybs., wark. single or double. -Price met $380. ‘M. Irving Jester,. 24 ht Court. 4-27- 5-7-tt TO RENT—For the summer in "It end, furnished apartment of . | rooms. For particulars; address . Box B15B, Herald Offic SITUATION WANTED, ‘WANTED—Experienced planer hand' desires situation. E. French, R. F. D. - Box- 29, Plainville: 5-17-d3x NOTICE. MAMMOTH AUTOMOBILE SALE— Removing to 86 Arch street. Will sacrifice to any reasonable offer at private sale: 1916 Chevrolet Road- ster, 1916 Chevrolet Touring, 1913 Ford Touring, 1913 Studebaker Touring, 1915 Overland Roadster, 1912 Chalmers, Maxwell Roadster, Dodge Bros. Touring. Other road- sters and tourings. Deliveries. Sale starts May 19, 10 a. m.. Cohen Motor Co. 5-17-34 ‘'OTICE—S8quire Bros. have 26 horses for sale or exchange at Plainville Road, weighing from 1000 to 1500 ‘pound: 5-17-3ax AUTOMOBILE PARTIES TAKEN out. Reasonable rates. Allen car. Richard Covert. Tel. 255-12. 5-14-6dx A ruuio student will give lessons to beginners, 50 cents an houn. Ad- dress Box X4X, Herad. 4-5-tf W Cheapest and Best to Own Your Garden at BARNESDALE w:elmmflm $3.00 per month C L. BARNES, CARS TO RENT CLOSED AND OPEN CARS FOR WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS, ETC. TEL. 943-3, MORRIN’S GARAGE, 200 E. MAIN STRLET Keeley’s Garage Elm and Franklin Streeta. Dealer for Overland and Cole Cars. Livery Cars for Hire. Storage and | Supplies. Repairing & 'Specialty., MULTIGRAPHS LETTER Fac-zimile of Typewriting done Ia 1, 8 and 3 colors with signaturea Letter Heads Printed. THE NARTFORD TYPEWRITER CB. INC. 26 State Street. Hartford, Cona. Tel. 1228 HORACE 1. HART, AUTO LIVERY { kinds of fine repair work. THE a'postal, will call and bring sésh |FOR sALE OR EXCHANGE—Five |- week. Best wages. No labor trouble. Come ready for work if possble. C. H. Dresser & Son, 287 Sheldon St. Hartford, Conn. 5-18-3d Iimitationi of Claims. At a Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the Dis- trict of Berlin, in the County of Hart- ford and State of Connecticut, on the (16th day of May, A. D. 1917. Present, - BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Baq., Judge. On motion of Joseph Willamets Jr., of said New Britain, as Administrator on the Estate of Joseph Willamets, late of New Britain, within said dis- trict deceased. This Court does decree that six months be allowed and Hmited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Ad- nistrator and directs that public ndtice be given of this order by ad- vertising in a newspaper published in said New Britain and having a circu- lation in said district, and by posting & copy thereof on the public sign post in sald Town of New Britain, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record, MORTIMER H. CAMP, Clerk. FOR HOUSES and LOTS NAGLE SANITARIUM AXD PRIVATE % CEDAR STREET. NEW BRITAIN.) lullnln-wbu-h Quiet location, excellent All physiclans eatitied * Conducted solely SARY R, NacLm m. . ANNOUNCEMENT! George B. Baker for the past seven years with the Hon, A. J. Sloper, so- licits your patronasge in all Landscape Nursery Stock. Privet and all kinds of hedge plants. Have all your plant- ing done by an expert in-this line. Now is the time to prune certain shrubs. Plant your roses end Ever- greens now. t your service at all times. Best of work and service. GEORGE B. BAKER 1366 STANLEY ST. *Phone 1815 Denison Garage 480 MAIN STREXYP Udvery Oars for hire, day and .dgnt Storage, Supplics and Repairing. "Phone 2. Maker and Repairer of MUSICAL IN STRUMENTS Fine violin repairing and bow hairing & speclalty. Over twenty Years ex- perience. All work guaranteed, Other ‘WELDON, Room-Ss, Asylum- Street, Hartford A light touring car in ©o0) ‘Would . consider m cle or any reascnable offer, | 33 mn street, Belvidere: l-l‘-fl.&‘ m Three bakery wagons - ico.. Tel €56-12. W. B\ Hart, o: X3X, Herald, S-14-6a% i b 1 FOR SALE—Horses and wagons. £65 Arch stieet. FOR. mb—flvo horse for mm Inquire nm Jubilee street. —— e {FOR SALE—Sir room cottage, lot 1 75x500, city water, gas, All kinds' fruit trees Very desirable : neighl . Wells St. T HAVE BEEN. AUTHORIZED. TO sell’ at public auction .to the high- ot.of - automebiles, b four cynnder. some. #ix cyumur. These cass are all in good-condition, and. can be-bought &t your own price. With the present tendency ot high prices for néw cars, it would pay you to attend this sale. Sale will - take place at the Piirinton No. 160:Arch street, New Britain, Conn., Saturday, May 19th, 1917, at 2:30 o'clock in the after- noon. Demonstrations may -be had any time Saturday up’ to and m- cluding time of sale. A. P- Marsh, Deputy ; Sheriff. 8- ll-ld 5-;&-.&“ rhood, ' 3! 5-18-44 2 tamily houu. 752 East street. A! improvements. (Cheap.) § family house, 51 Franklin, A 'Ifl‘- gain for little cash. ’mmnunn.'uflnnflun.q x 272 MamStreet. ' MONNY TO LOAN. desirable One Fa mily houses in different part Thmm one of them would make an ideal home.’ Buy and DON‘Tbe ahighmtmallymllfie‘. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO.- 273 Main Street 305 Bank Bullding. NEW BRITAIN TOOL COMPANY have any Die, Tool, Experimental snd Machine Work t0 be . ' ‘m’muhnwumhfimumm.mm Oarbon burned out and Cylinders ground with special equip- . FOR 3 family house, No. 48 Prm A go0d renting proposition. 8 room oottage, No. 86 Columbia, fine garden and ‘fruit—nice home. ' For Rent, No, 79 Eim St., 6 rooms, H. D. HUMPHKEY, FIRE INSURANCE 100 FT. RAILROAD FRONTAGE 50 Feet of Side track With 3 Family House—For Sale By SCHULTZ & COSTELLO, Inc. N mmtvm!mwsnwu WindowGIus,Putty Pambandeubem MORGAN & KINGSLEY Established in 1884 1he Oldest Wall Paper and Paint Shop In the Oup 304 MAEN STREET. "PHONE 836 We Make @Signs