New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1917, Page 10

T e For Women and Chlldten The - Parascl and- Umbrella- DQWnI 1s in the Church St ; and. we can show you Pasasols suitable for every Parasol oc- mmum&uumummdmdm ny the bright colored sport suit; the silk crepes are in the joftcombinations, wlth enamel Mndlu ito match; these for 1a in black and white’and white and black; Dresden mudwmodpmmhwhh Persian bands. Thve latest of all is the Sunrane ‘colors -nd plitds that will not' fade in m sun‘and are ‘water- mmm«m-sm-um and hesl prices $2.00, $3.50 and $3.50. ‘Oxtord and Pumps in white canvas with e mml.pnmu.u sole, with tention to [ W’-Rmfl AND um-m mnas natomy, and knows what health- and what figure ‘it will.fit. | Con- wwmdunpawfleuummp It Jou do not feel well, consult ber as you The right corset may do muchito festore your or all types of figures. andwifix;ease. Puecls $935 f. 0. b. Detroit. M. IRVING JESTER, Cor. Park and 'th 2109 PRINTIN G F‘hfi Class Work at 1—every woman’s friend. ' t:’“ " floral ‘designs; all colors; .Those coming in, automobiles to do shopping here may most conveniently leave their cars on Trumbull and Church strests. The Dix Make Uniforms us only. - Housedress depart- ment. 3 3 Butterick’s Patterns in the Church street section. ’ : {Genuthe Tan Shrewsbury mln lace ‘Shoes, regu- lation arniy last, half bellows tongue, extra’ quality toe. We especially csll your at- splendid ‘quality leather in these ! Bhotl. on lines bufit for comfort. Price $8.00. Bath Robes bratd and satin trimming; salor eol".‘ lars or' collariess; * ‘sizes from 6 to 18. Pri $1.98 up to y cuo. Bath Robes and . Bathing Suits At the colored Petticoat de- partment, main floor. Hartford, Junie 26—After ‘July 1 ] 19197, all public service motors, and’ _this term includes all motor vehicles opereting operating for (hire, when - for ‘such purpose, shall display spe- clal license numbers. The numbers. and design required will be similar In color to the 1917 . commerocial motor vehicle markers, but will hé distinguished by the use of: the let- ters, “P. 8 . The process of securing markers, while somewhat &I\ some, is intéended to ingure the own. ers of the vehicles," who shall be per: sons of responsibility and known in the community as such. Each appli- cant for a license of this nature will be required' to’ secure from the police wmuthorities of the town, city or bor- ough where he intends to operate, a certificate to the effect that the au- thorities do not know of any reason why. a license should not_be issued to him. This certificate is then filed vlth the application .for the -pcehl license, and aftér the applcant has taken out a regular registration, h special: Mcense is granted. There: er, ‘when carrying passengers, he is required to' display the special licenss, and when operating privately to show regular registration numbers: ‘Another provision, which is intend- &d to work as a check, 1s, that when operating as a passenger carrier, the ordinary registration numbers must be carried in the car. The department of motor vehicles has caused the quired certificate blanks to be pre- pared and distributed to the police departments and has caused special markers .to - be made which will he ready In a few days for applicants. FRENCH DISPLEASED. The French Model Council, which takes' an interest in city affairs, has concluded an investigation of the new southend park and report that it is an undesirable piece of land for such purposes. - The report i» in reality a .private one inasmuch as it 1 "not made to any repognized authority, butumu-n&mngotthom response, Lost items in the C B i are surprisingly good investments. At a penny a word you may be reasonably corner of mem h:vvifi W,R,l!fl‘— your property returned, vided it has been located. All Advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by 1:30 p. m. on the day of issue. ; S — TO RENT, RENT—Tenement, 5 rooms. AR modern - jmprovements, . lights, furnace. $20 month, lace street. TO RENT—Two large front. rooms for Mght housekeeping. Two min- utes from center. Address, Box 33AA, Herald Office. 5 6-26-d1x = SRR ot i S S R TO RENT-~Tenement of § rooms, or & cottage of slx rooms. Space ‘for Auwo- Inquire, 280 Chapman St. 6-26-26-30-3dx i‘O RENT-~8ix room tenement. Mod- ern Mmenu. 319 Chestnut S i 6-26-wix \nm—-sax room flat, third A 163 Maple-St. t 7 8-13- 70 nm—r room cottage, Hart St., $85.00; 7 room 2-family house, iwell avenue, $30.00. George A Quigley, 277 Main St ' 5-23-tf PO RENT-—SIx room tenement, with garage. ' Latest improvemen To rent from July 3. Inquire 91 Maple street, or 394 Mainistreet 6-14-it Electric 1 Wal- 6-26-d3 Private garage to reat. vuh car. 91 Maple street.’ O-llfi F1ve reom tenement, all * {mprevements, 130 C‘h'rry’.u _*'—-J_‘—"-—‘ o e !o RENT-—First floor tenement, five | 76 Pleasant street, : second 5-31-tt - sooms, modern improvements. In- quire, ‘!&) RENT-—Four room tenement, ¢5- - 87 Wiathrop street. 8-29-tt TO nnn—-m: of seven mmn, set coal range, gas and electric light. | 359 Main street. ' Apply sams qum- ver, Tel. 1771, : 5-83-tL TO RENT—Office rooms, second floor. pr Sovereign Trading co.. 163 Maln street. AL pro- WINADVANCE hound,’ ' yellow and ¥ ¥Duke:' pounce; tou watch uum ‘with - N. B.< Debate, - 1917, insoribed. - Finder leave at Herald Office, or communi- cate with 8. G.. Casale, 310 Maple -Bt., city. (v e-38dix w‘ HEDP WANTED—rEMALRE. ‘WANTRED—Compstent for gen- eral housework. App'l:flu Whiting street. i 6-26-34 WANTED—GIrl ot 14 wants position; care of bl.'hy. 1626 w.fi street. - $-13-3ax WANTED—] - . pher: in 'k factory ‘offics.’ . State experience. | P, O. Box;378. R : : [ 6-32-3ax ,WANTI!D - mufl-neod stripper . Apply, N.. B. Pa- Nr Box Co., 22 Walnut: i ., 8-3%-84 WANTED—Compmm mdd wr gen- eral. housework. One. willing to IO to' shore, No laundry. Mrs. .S. T. Goss, '18 Grove HilL work. . One that tan'speak’ Endllh. Apply 16 Forest M ! WANTED—Girls and’ women. Unjon'| Laundry, 268 Amh St, New Brit- n|n. :Conn. i $-Lt 20-46. WANTED-—Girl -for geneéral - house- REFERENCES DRESS BOX L TQ RENT—-Two mmhhod Foomsa; for light homun:n. AN TO RENT-—Three furnished ' rooms for light housekeeping. - 8t.,, up two flights. Mrs. Wooding. E il 2 3 6-25-48x TO: RENT—One furnis) Jight housekeepin; first ‘Front entrance, 8 and- . electric fl'ht. 83 Ilul 8t., Tel. 1626-14. TQ RENT—S8tore for m.rchl s . in Heralg¢ Bullding. Frontage, €7 Church gtret. Apply Herald Puv. Co. - 8-10-tr e —————————————— At & 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 25th day of June, A. D, 1917, Pregent, Bernard F. Gaffnéy, judge. Estate of 1da M. C. Correll, late of Berlin, in said district deceased. Upon the petition of Mortimer H. Camp of New Britain, praying that an instrument in writing purporting to be the last. will and testament of | satd deceased may be proved, ap- proved and admitted to probate, a= per application on file more fully ap- Dears, it ia Ordered—That said application he heard and determined at the Probate Office,’in New Britain, in said district, on the 2nd day of July, A. D., 1917, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time -and place of hearing thereon, by publish- ing this order in some newspaper published in sald New. Britain having & circulation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof, on the public sign-post in the Town of Berlin, in said district, and return make. * Certified from ‘record, MORTIMER H. CAMP, . A Clerk E————— Limitation of Claims, At a3 Court of Probate holden at New. Britain within and for the Dis- trict of Berlin; in the County of Hart- ford and State of Connectiout, on the 36th day of June, A. D., 1917. Present, Bernard F. Gaffney, Esq. Judge. On motion of Elmer Willlams of ‘Willimantic, Conn. as executor of the Jast will and testament of Carlton Willlams, late of New Britain, with- in sald district deceased. This Court does decree that :six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to. ex- nidbit their claims against the same fo the executor and directs that pub- He notice be given of this order by adyertising in a newspaper published 1n said New Britain, and having & eir- chiation in said distrct, and by post- ng's copy thereof on the public sign- poat in ssid town of New Britain, neprest the place where tho deceased last dwelt. -, BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge. ——— FOR SALE . Business or residential site, eorner! East Main and Harvard streets, osllent location with over 300 fut of .improved frontage on East Main St. H. N. LOCKWOOD, Real Estate and City Hall 'Phone 606-3 ‘WANTED—To o out by the day for washing end ironing. Mis. Grip, 60 Sexton St. WANTED—Position as waitress or chambermaid. Address E. 8. Zevri, 36 Clark street. ) . 6-25-3dx WANTED—College student wants a position, as ‘a typist preferred. Address Typist, Herald Office. 6-23-34 ‘WANTED—Young man :;hu to drive machine evenings, Saturdays and Sundays. R: C. Sernhard, 217 6-21-d9x Denison Garage Liveny Cars for hire, day and night. Storage, Supplies and Repaiving. Keeley’s Garage Bokiee TAE Oremand Sas caln o Supplhtw for Hire. Storage ‘and a Specialty., Tel. 1228 RO 19 SIX' 3800 ' Overhauled and repainted. In splendid condition throughout Other good values in used cars. Reos from 1918-1917, sixes; = Overiand, = Scripps-Booth, Buick, Chalmers, Regal, Oakland, ete. RUSSELL P. TABER, INC. I 128 Allyn Street. Hartford, Conn. e ——————— AUTO LIVERY ‘ HORACE I HART Reliable and ble Service . 1930 / 7-pass.. Packard Lhmnousine * Rates 82, szwmduwm! Tripe Arrenged 598 ARCH STREET ONlmAWOID EACH INSERTION, stenogra- | Everylndy u’not | the Jt Herald all of the ¢ lomebddyill'eldht Herald most of the time-- mmmlcmu- FOR SALE—AlL Y.ho standing grass on the .Jacob !whmsbout 28 m.s l“ Oorbhm Tel 1059. -l 6-35-34 - colors, 9T1-18. L FOR SALE~—1911 Studebaker.in good mamowm wvery - reasonsble. Address Herald. A i-M‘ FOR SALE—One Dort touring . car, equipped with ‘self starter and elec- tric Mghts. In ' perfect . running order. Price $450. Can be seen at M., .Irving. Jester's salesroom, cor- ner Park and Elm streets, - 6-25-t( FOR SALE— Cabbage plants. 1615 Stanley St .- $-38-30x | FOR SALE—)-!cflpp.-Boom I’I'I Model C roadsters, 1 néw snd 3 + that has. .been run . about miles. Prices ‘right. ‘Ownérs Joined navy. Conn.- Electric -Equip- ment Co.,> 18 Church- St., ‘Meriden, Conn. , C?!-M“ —— FOR ‘SALE-—Celery plants, 500 hi dred. 2 Mll] % ' shape. trucks, Ome & sedan, e]aetllc B! and starter. . Been used very fully by owner, ln relegant - tion® with extra 7 passanger Real bargain . for .flm. o::‘ carp 0! your wants ‘for signs . and - show 1 cards ‘of ‘all kinds.: A, ‘P. Marsh, { - 46 Main street, y 6-g-tt hand bieyele wuh coaster Address, 73 mui 8, down 6-25-41: ton. Maple Hill Ave. WANTED TO BUY Antique ,or Ol}d- Fashioned ‘Furniture of any. de-{. scription., Write me. what you, have. E. E. Sheflield, 18 - Dyrham FOR SALE—A boufl../ . nings ' Gardéen St FOR / SALE—Underwood Your advertisement is before the public. i PFOR SADR, Apply in good condition. Price ‘“dress yndcrwood. ‘Hersid 08 FOR SALE—Express busin -\;s, Address Express Box ak { ) "Ave., Middlietown, Conn. . g-u-m £ m NINE ROOM HOUSE, BARN, GROUND, mn ments, just ‘cOmpleted. : . One two family house, 11 rootus, completed., %ACRE SALEBY s Duimmhu-hwmmlmmm-.. Wflunuo-murnsmuflywm / Che Realty and Building Company Office: Geo. A. Quigley, 277 Main