New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1918, Page 16

Go to 12 Talcott Street for Furnitlre, Rugs, China and Housefurnishings, . and Church Streets. and ‘our friends kKnow what t summer’s o3 in able dly two alike; || ——r—— that use, youw'll congratulate taffeta and satin; scarcely two 50 to for Graduation $9.75 fresh and (|1'~|> as every elties For Parties 4 n 5¢ in favor: nd ice cups. e newest idea japping mottoes At N SIKATES . J L= AT THE NOTION DEPT.—REMOVAT, SALE m('[AS——VV ‘Skates. vy gh mean @ positive clearance in men’s and boys' much: higher than S Club The listgprices are Wi £ * our regular prices. $1.00 U. 79¢c. $1.45 U. $1.29. $1.75 Skates, now Club Skat now tachedl, regul 03’57‘60 sale prick, $4.50. Al .wfmn s AIumInum Kfi.r'lpg Skate, - S'ggachod to Ml ¥ ezu- $10.00, Dr U. s/ Club Skates, b Club Skates g price $8 " sale, $2.75 U. cfdb Skates, 29. Barney & Berry make: $1.35 B & B Skates,.now $1.15 $1.35 B & B Skates, now $1.15 $2.15 B & B ska.tes now $1.75 $2.50 B & B Skates,'now $1.98 $4.75 B & B Skates, now $3.98 ° price TOY SLED SK! THE. YOUN Extension Toy ' Sled Skates, regular price 59c, sale price 45¢ i BOYS' BLUE SERGE SUITS For the Mid-Year Graduatton since the world war Staple numbers have doubled at the - highest Months "to” they're -worth today p The and our prices range from $6.98 Blue Serge Suit prices have sky-rocketed until they’re among the elite in price once—and then again, and even many desirable styles cannot be advantage Suits “right” began prices took Serge $2.00 duplicated. excellent opportunities that regular selling 18 ago we of several Rlue with the happy result to $6.00 more on a suit than our buy ces. are up to the minute; s 6 to to $15.98. If you buy the boy a Blue Serge Suit now you'll do a good bit of business. BOLO EXPECTED T0 FOUND CUBAN BANK Seoured Aid oIJ P Morgan to | Extent.of 60,000,000 Francs Paris, Feb. 8 —Testifying at the treason trial.of Bolo Pasha, M. Bauer, director of the Perier Bank, told of the transfer of funds from New York gnd Bolo’s proposal to found a bank in-Cuba in 1914. He said-that he and Bolo saw J. P. Morgan in New York fn 1914 and prevailed upon him to subscribe 60,000,000 francs to the eap- jtal of the bank to be established. The Perier Bank, he said, was to sub- scribe 40,000,000 fran: Signor Sottolana, a singing teacher, friend of Filippo Cavallinie, a co-dc fendant in the case who is under ar- rest in Italy, told how Cawallinie had sent him letters from Italy to post in Paris. The audience showed surpris when the witness said that Mme. Cail- jamx, wife of the former premier was among those to whom the letters had been addressed. Signor Sottolana was the man who accompanied Cavallinie when the lat. ter, it is charged, gave Bolo a pack- former Khedive of Egypt. The wit- ness was unable to state the exact amount in. the package. The first woman witness to be called by the government to testify against Molo Pasha was Mme. Marie Lafargue, at one time an intimate friend of Abbas Hilmi, the former Khedive of Egypt. Her appearance created a mild stir in the crowded court room Mme. Lafargue's testimony was principally to the effect that Bolo, notwithstanding his claim that he never kept business books and cared | nothing for money, had once loaned her 20,000 francs, but only on condi- tion that she give him a mortgage on her property as well as a note signed Y her mother, her two brothers, and herself. The accused, she said, played | the part of a shrewd and exacting | Bolo Pasha denied that made a loan to Mme. claiming that at the time mentioned, ccording to the testimony of M. Doven, a financial expert, he had an | ncome of only 47,000 fran he had | t wholly to hearing corroborativd testimony, and M. C: >lla, - a news- paper writer, and M. Mouthon, edior in chief of the Journal. The newspa- permen described in great detail the ctivities in Switzerland of Bolo Pasha, his relations with the formrer Khedive of Egypt, and the purchase of stock in the Journal. PN MONIA TAKES FOUR. Gen. Pershing Reports Seven Deaths From Natural Causes. Washington, Feb. S.—General Per- shing has reported Private Jacob Cirlo, Infantry, was slightly wounded in action on Feb. 4. No details were given. His brother, Jack Cirlo, lives at Iron River, Mich. The following deaths of privates, not in action, also were reported: Dahlen, Ole, pneumonia, Vinstra, Norway. Bentley, Fredws Dhvi son, Ind. Sidebottom, Calvin R. F. D. 1, Horse Cav Tibbetts, Harold J., Little Rock, Wash. Solari, Arthur J., gunshot Endicott street, Boston, Newton, George W., friend, John Pierce, Sorthbury, Conn. Iyman C., pneumonia, 87 y Place, Detroit, Mich. Doc D., endocarditis, Ander- J., pneumonia, Ky riet fever, wound, Mass. pneumonia; BB DO AVIATOR TATLER KILLED. Roslyn, L. I., Airman Shot Pown Be- hind - German Lines. | Paris, ¥cb, §.—William S. Tailer of Roslyn, L. 1 flying in the French Escadrille while awaiting an Amer- ican commission for which he had | been recommended, was killed Mon- | day in an emcounter with Germans, their Nnes. Tailer was 23 years of when he found that there some slight delay in receivir his | commission with the American avi- | ation service he decided to continue | e, and| would be | " © Aafargue, | [ New who brought down his plane behind | novelties and _up. for. St. Valentine's cele- Walst Forms « Jersey. Covered _NOTION DEPT. few - more “c1g¥d fmtvmt Angeidh yemain Colored Sateefi “Petticoats 69¢ REMOVAL SALK PRI A small lot in very yles and splendidly mad Russian green and rose; fitted tops and pledted flounces, now, 69c. All of our $1,50 Sateen S h!«M(lr‘k and Pettis colors now wl Colored now $1.79. Sateen Petti- | | | i | | Munola Phonographs of Them Now to Sell at $32.50 42 inches fumed Just Four Stands handsome high, in oak or mohag- any finish; | 11 records, cluding Victor, Columbia, n, Pathe and Eme. tiful rich tone. records. Come Emerson newest just 10c kind, for in- 1£di- Beau- for son. abinet in and hear it. Record all the in—special, regular this sale 7¢ each, — - ~ ~ — | FONDN ESS New Haven, ‘acki, held three men Waterbury ious HAD FOR DIAMONDS e, Re of | | 8.—Joseph here with in jail as one charged swindling a | business man with spur- gold | the local police today stealing diamond ring from Mr: Lena Weinstein last August, and d mond earrings from Mrs. Samuel Es kin on January 17. Re be .wanted in many to come from Elkhart nuggets, was arrested by | charged with In- LIMITATION OF CLAIMS, a Court of Probate Britain within and trict of Berlin, in the County of Hartford 1 State of Connecticut, on the 7th day of FKebruary, A. D., 1918, Pre Judge. On motion of Hartford, Conn., last will and Lyman late said district This Court months be allowed the creditors of At holden at for the Dis- sent, Bernard F. Gaffney, Rsq. Hor: of | ce B. Austin, executor of of Abner A. Britain, within testament of New deceased., doth decree that and limited said estate to exhibit | their claims st the same to the executor and ai 1t public nétice be given of this r by adver- tising in a ncwspaper published in | aid New Brit and having a cir- | culation in said district, and by post- ing a copy thereof on the public sign post in id town of New Britain, nearest the place where the deceased | last dwelt E six for IERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge. J. HOCHMAN Pays the Very Best Prices for JUNK. TEL. 468-4. SAL. Two family 11 room house with all jmprovements and 93 feet frohtage besides extra building space on side street. Terms oasy. business man throughout the tran- saction. with the French unti]l it should ar- rive. H. N. LOCKWQOD, Raal Kstate and Insurance, City Hall, FQR | & The Classified Columns are your agents—the ‘penny ads reach hundreds in the city every week night and the chances are that several read- ers out of the hundreds will be interested in your propo- sition, las CASH IN :-ADVANCE. All Advertisements for the classified _colurman must be in the Herald office by 1:30 p. m. on the day of issue. TO RENE, TO RENT tore for commer- cial wuse’ in Herald Bldg. “Trontage 67 Church ' street. Heat furnished. Apply Herald Pub. Co. 'O RENT—Two front rooms, kitchen for light housekeeping. No. 16 Pros- pect street. 2-8-2d LOST. —Brindle Boston bull-dog with white nose and whote spot on head, cut tail; reward if returned to 171 Park St. FOUND—A Willardson battery, own- er may have by calling and identify- ing at The Sovereigns Trading Co., Coal Yard, 100 Curtis street. 2-18ax : —— e = = TO RENT—Twa farge front rooms with kitchenette and steam heat, suitable for two gentlemen. Also, some single rooms. Ring bell, up one floor, 422 Main street. 2-8-2dx FOR SALE. and milk 2-8- FOR .\‘\I;Hfi\'n\ln*_; horse wagon. Box 3B, Herald. ONE CENT A WORD EACH lNSERTION. smed MINIMUM CHARGE 180 Have you lost a sum "o money? Our records show that it pays best to advertise «his pgyticular loss. Gl Pins and Rings are found in surpnsmg quantities a 4] turned in at the Herald. Your' money will surely remain’ in the finder’s hands if he does | not know who lost it. —FOR SALE— i *Two Six-Family Houses and Garage, \uul]\ W@nd Edson st renting for $140 month. Price $16,000 for al eauiment. 1¢ 87 $2,000 cash required. 2-Family House, 15 rooms. Price $6,000. Two Good, Houses, Nox 47 and 49 Beaver street, at a bargain. H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Mam Streed Wiliiams Auto Ca Office and Service Station, 287 Elm All improvements. MNa \ | Prospaét. strd L PRINTING KULPER will do your printing with care and with the best of work- manship at a very reasonable price. THE EXCELSIOR PRINTING COMPANY NEW BRITAIN, CT. Denison 4arage 430 MAIN STREET. 4 Livery Cars for hire, aay and nigh! TO RENT—First class tenement, 155 { Washington Street. 2-8-2dx turnips; ration is and turnips at 46 Main St "OR SALE—Carrots @#nd wéll-balaneed food best; buy glrrots . Marsh stor Britain. OR -SAL, view street, Union street, Winthrop house, ily a the A cw -1d TO RE desir rooms heat. T. or about. March 15, second floor rent; 6 Harrison street; hot water; Addr Herad Box 6 B. A 5¢8-9x —On house, Fair! two-family house, two-family house: treet, three - famdly Lawlor strect, 2 three-fofTndd housegg, Greenwood street f y one of then Room 9 —Two-family SS Office and street o. ! 2-7-3 TREN five rooms, 401 ¥ v street. -7-3d REN 168 Arch lesroy at Sulli 276 Main st ESIRABLI first floor e il s O FOA SALE—Young Bey Tegbert-Hedley, Pain dinix Edison Apply Iive room tehement. New Apply 45 Belden St 2-5-6dx” SAL y sideboard with street, talies oak phdhograph 14 ¥ Fairview —Oak and records. top flgor —Five-room floor, 21 :Hurlburt s M. Declsdel. —& mént, first 1 Apply SALI- with-15 acres u B mea land in (rn)n“(‘lk\ Copn., Ten minutes walk to mpuw M C. M. HuMert, Bec Phone 644-32 S HELP W (leI. WANTED, i store work,, at 95 Arch street. 16 or over; far Hoffman’s g Bakery, 2-8-3d 31 FOR t work; ages guar- 6 Arch 6d SALE—E records; all attachinent cellent conditién; $6 Box 15AA, Herald O v, elean, and good W iteed. - Conn. Shirt Co. Sfreet, 2nd floor. & TOR car t‘u., SALE—1916 with winter 287 Eln St 2D worlk Young woman for cler- in factory office of local concern, Ih;;h school graduate pre- | ferred. Address Box 14B, Herald. 2-7-3d Maxwell top. iring Williaims Auto in FOR two 150 SALE—Two heating stoves and | ranges, ‘F. W. Loomis Arch street. \T P OS NS in local officgg for sténegrapher and atd qualilications. P. O. 2-7-3dx PERMA T} factory typist Box FOR SAL ing car, Elm St. —Hudson Williams super-six tou Auto C 28 4-6d a., >—Competent woman ADDly Osgood WANTE washin Tel. 71 to do Ave.) 6-3dx house- Griswold. 2-6-3dx e ————————rr—r— NOTICH. FOR SALE—1916 Apperton chummy roadster. Williams Auto Co., 287 2-4-6d 35 WANTED—Girl Apply for Krom, R SALE—Reo painted. Williams ISlm St. oR SAL chummy oo, work. runabout, Auto Co., newly —1916 roadster. 1lm St. and repairing Paolo Dugo Shop. 11 Plainville. Booth Auto 1pps e Willian SHOEMAKING done by Main St done West 2-4-6d NOTICE—Get that Tlectrical wiring, bells installed, etc.; reasonable, best WANTED. job done fixture: door- now! ANTED—First class s for office work. Apply, snographer Stora Supplies and Repairing. WOOD and HAY FOR SALE TONS OF HAY. wood for stove, furnace or fire izes and lengths to suit. Price $12.09 per cord delivercd on Telephone 668-4. The Berlin | ! . .A’iJVOMOBILE' Repairing a Specnalty UNDER THE VISION OF Auto Repairing Prompt and Efficient Servicq Expert Mechanics .- Dealers in Grcen, h s. DIRECT SUPER- F. KEELEY. REO and REPUBLIC TRUCKS ' W. F. KEELEY CO. ELM and FRANKLIN STRE "AUTO TRUCKING RATES IlFA%\ l\B 3 John Pinches gz Sons PHONE 41, THE AUTO SALES C i 168 ARQH STREET. TEL. 225 | OLD FALSE TEETH, WANTED . DON'T MATTER LF/BROKEN. Itpay $2 to $15 per “Also cash f8 lold gold, 'silver, an@ broken jewi Send by pancel post and receive ché by return mail. Will hold goods | days for sendgrs approval of my offd L. MAZER, 2007 So.5th St., Phila., TAXI and LIVERY Service Reasonable, Reliable ¥ —7 Passenger ard Limoysin H. I. HAS Tel. 1930 . 596 ARCH é’rxm:’l' J TYPEWRITERS- Our regular stock of highest griie factory rebuilt mad { & ’ chines of all makes —Try four vental service; best guu" anteed machines lowest pricesy ‘W inspect ~ machined} monthly; promipgl delivery. New Britain Typewriter Exchange, 72 West Main Street. Tel. 612, New Three-Family House on Buell \lso New Street for Sale!—Brand new borhoogl. Single House at Belvidere—never occupied. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. stating re c L L o] yrkmanship. Richard Coridan, Jr. €rences, ete., to Union Mfg Co. wa P hz , Jr., : g Jerome St., Tel. 162 2-4-6d NOTICE — Professional violin struction,, Francis P. May, ber of the Hartford Philharmonic orchestra. At pupils’ homes if de- sired. 44 Broad street, Tel. 136-4. 1-4-6dx WANTED—V nt to buy old Upri Piano for experimental pur Any condition. Telephone 2079 in- a mem- WANTED—Work Whaples, laid and Phone 985-14 wanted by Hardwood general Arch H. floo: jobbir street builder seraped: —685 HELP WANTED—MALE. 3dx waANT I‘D—Thm- or Ifght housekeeping. ple. Best réferences. X18X, Herald O WANTED—Young man for book- and general office work; experience and salary. 2-8-1dx four rooms for American cou- Addre keeping state age, Box 1B, Herald. Bookkeeper, to double entry, ommendation. accustomed and v\xlh good rec- Box 3 WANTED—Board and room M gen- tleman connected Wwith Stanley Works office on or near W C. C. Kenyon, N erald. | WANTED—Man, forty or over. work with good pay all year Ameri around. Near home. White us. couple. Musty be @ood and re- | Pequod Nursery. Co., Meriden, spectable section. Private family Conn. 2-7-2dx preferred. 2 2-6-3dx — B o e o Easy WANTED—Two or keeping rooms by three young in MACHINISTS WANTED—144 chin for Brooklyn Navy Yard. Inquire Machinists’ Local, No. 684, 24 Church St., 3d ficor. 7-3d WANTED—Crossing tender by the N Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co. Apply freight office, Whiting street. OVERLAND-MANROSS (0. Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. ; 139 Arch St. Box WANTED—Board American ma- ists and room Herald SITUATION WANTED. STT('ATIO:\I WANTED—(Any kind.) By H. L. Christopher, carpenter 20 years experience of laying out work gnd a pleasing of handling men. Phone FURNISHED RCOMS. FURNISHED ROOMS, lizht private family. 101 vim\ SH(‘L‘(. 2 Phone Autos Tn Rent Closed Car<:. Fxpert Repalrmg Batteries — | Recharged. Acetylene Weld- ROOAI T“‘mgA Storage. . s3] COHEN MOTOR CO light. 83| ARCH ST. 8 CHESTNUT ST. FURNISHED ROOMS, 33 Main street. t URNISH Suitable for one Heat and electri street LARGH rent, ple. Maplo or sa 86 272 Main Stroet 206 Bank Builatng. OYSTERS BEST IN THE CITY. Large Variéty of Fresh in Market. Fish Alway: HORTON’S 71 CHURCH STREET. BEANS .. BEANS .. BEANS Red Kidney—Yellow Eye—Navy White. We are offering to the people of New Britain our 1917 crop. A limited amount of Red Kidney Beans, White Pea Put up in peck (15 in the city. Tel. 646-12. or Navy, and Yellow Eye Beans. ibs.) packages and delivered anywhere MOORLAND FAR FOI RRICINT 157 Cherr first floor. 5 rooms. All im- provements. THE HOME RANKING & REALTY CO. FRANK W. HOLMES, Treas. HARRY G. HANOOCK, Sec’y, "Phone 728. 193 MAIN STREET