New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 22, 1918, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAIL Y HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 191& BRANCH STORE, 12 TALCOTT Draperies, STREET, China and Housc- furnishings SMOVAL SALK LOTS TOO SMALL TO ADVERTISE 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. CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 160 ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. Have you lost a sum uf 5 money? Our records show that it pays best to advertise this particular loss. Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantities and {urned in at the Herald. Youg money will surely remain in the finder’s hands if he does not xnow who lost it. any of our best Removal and Clearance Suale FOR SALE. e too small to advertise. Come often and 8 | FOR SALE—The “World War,” 4 book that tells the real cause of e these odds and ends displayed on table this gigantic war, also has a chart | of the amount of men killed, | wonnded and captured. Dates of | L L) 3 A tail of a red fox muff be- WI”Ia s Utfl tween Skinner Chuck Co. and 392 . Chestnut street. Reward if returned ° S A S Office and Service b EhE S Bounters; they're bargains in every sense of the declarations of war are also pub- | lished. Price is only 25 cents. This hook is sold by Heber Irving Jes- | ter, Cor. Park and Elm Sts. Open | LOST—On Plainville troliey on Feb- | ruary %, pair of fur gloves, blue lining. Reward $5.00 Return to 2-16-6dx Energetic Hustler to Sell nationally known light de- Station, 287 Elm St. | _Herald. TO RENT, 2-23-2d il livery trucks. Man with out- Billie | e minassl T TO RENT | = Burke 1 z22ax | Qtore for commer- | PUSiness FOR SALB—Five Columbia Grafon- cial use in Herald|etate insurance etc., Frontage 67 ferred. Automobile Experi- 9 : olas, cabinet style, for S;% each. Pajamas R/ oo St " o g 'Church street. Heat|ence not essential. We will furnished. Apply establish our own method on MUSLIN UNDERWEAR S R ee . e e Company is discontinuing the mod- Herald Pub. Co. See Mr. Robbins| Chalmers and Oakland TO RENT—Trom March 1st elezant | Friday evening, between 5| Motor Cars. el at on account of the high tenement of 6 rooms with steam Hotel Be]oin' lTHE AUTO SA eo blue and corn color; very dis- cast. of manufacture Delivered Saturday for deposit. Order heat good for doctor or lawyers of- | and 7. 751 Main street opposite St. | sm—— e AUTO TRUCKENG 168 ARCH STREET. TEL. 2252 RATES REASONAB vours early they won't last long church. Inquire Frank Nair. John Pinches & Sons price §$2.00; sale $1 69 N : i ! Brodrib & Wheeler, i . A | 3 St. Tel. 974-4 2422-1d round neck and kimono sleeves; |- = = Ups s, DEo g PHONE 41. Denison Garage i-n 420 MAIN STREERX. ; tomorrow from § a. m. till 10 p. m. | i | side selling experience A | Livery Cars foy hire, aay and nigbt appliances, real | Storage, Supplies and Repairing. pre- ‘Auto Repalrmg Prompt and Efficient Service Expert Mechanics Dealers in Made of- fine batiste, in flesh, tinctive and chic; regular g training. i day Only NONE ON APPROVAL \ NONE C. O. D. There'll be 408of the happiest women in N§w Britain when they secure thess Dresses; there are rges in navy and black, and sillks in a variety of colorin the sizes are up to 44 but not all sizes in every style. | Corsets Removal Sale Offer $2.50 La Beatriss Corsets in OVERLAND-MANROSS €0 Storage and Accessories, =S Repair Work a Specialty. Automobile Repairing. p,m:“,'%n Ofe d]ggp‘:;l;]t)ét Service price »—Closed and open cars to : {FOR SALE—Five voung nuhu,m regular price $1.00, for 79c C Gowns repe owns hour or trip. Cchen ,\Iumr Cows. All near Springers. o 1 Friday and Saturday S 3 Made of Windsor crepe, with [ 86 Arch street: 110 s Kensington | () RENT--5 room temements in new | > up-to-dute 3 tenement house. All s s s odern improvements such as elec- FOR SALE e 5 cty, white enamel baths, set house, Rhod ice 5 tubs, white enamel sinks, back and Shilivan and & : : front verandas. Ready for occu- Insurance, pancy now. 10 Belden street. In- 1:( floor. Belden street 1-2dx| Try Our The Great Removal e S l ‘. street, near Henry street. 3l Chestnut Street, for Efficient Work, at | T i of R. W. Hadley, 211 Main St T \T—Store 11 Franklin Square ¢ Pri . \ ana A f a e after March 1. Inquire 9 Franklin | o Fr gt WOCD HAY FOR SAL COHEN MOTOR CO. 50 TONS OF HAY. R 5 Square. 2-19-6d INCLUDES A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY IN FOR SALE—Franklin touring D s e e o e i Will make an exceliex 1t truck 5 —— A U T 0 M O B L E Green, hard wood for stove, furnac Station, No. 8 e Hurlbut, TO RENT—One store house | or fire place. Sizes and lengths to su ix ub Dresses 348 Chertrnt ot : rear of 211 Main street. One double | Price $12.00 per cord deliveréd of e —————————— oflic 215 Main street. One dining curb. Telephone 668-4. The Berlit! I cliee, 215 pain street one 2nins) Repairing a Specialty | suh:. One hall 40x60 Main street. JPor other information, call at 211 UNDER THE DIRECT SUPER- » Main street., Estate of . W. Had-| VISION OF W. F. KEELEY. “JUST THAWED OUT 3 heme for an American couple. Ad- ok Ao ! v dress Box X20X, Herald Office e i n £ Z ’ 7 g — Plenty of good building lots suit 98 ST e ) v RENT—Five-room tenement, first REO and REPUBLIC able for gardens if you cannot buil : : 2 z floor, 21 Hurlburt street. Apply y e toks e WANTED—Position. doin S s eErer, TRUCKS this year, all prices and locatiofis o ) H. N. LOCKWQOD, W. F. KEELEY CO. ™ 2 and Insurance, City Hall ELM and FRANKLIN STREET ONE H CORD the boxes. There are linens, madr: : e oene | J. HOCHMAN OF 8 SO0 e 34 to 52, not all sizes in every style but all sizes in some style of ST S e 3 : siz ¥ sty o sty { S Ew : S e et st or e Pays the Very Best Prices - = Ghc.tuais o e ' e DRY KINDLING WOOf] None On Approval Sale Begins at 10 o’Clock Address box TEL 468 4 i CUT STOVE LENGTH N L 8 i { | For $6.00 PELIVERED WHILE 1T LASTS. Call SPERRY, TEL. 804 sizes 30 to 36, with heavy elas- tic\insert in skirt, six garters attached; for this sale 95 C $2.00 Topless Corsets in facy REGULAR $1.00 AND $5.00 GRADES WANTED—Woman to take w Friday Sale Price . . . . You know the excellence of the Dix Tub Dresses: i bought at would cost you $3.00 or broche, with two-inch elastic band at waistline, sale 95 C price ... today's prices these very same Dresses $6.00, and the reason why we can make the sale price such an in significant one is because the materials have run out and canno: be duplicated. housework Call 56 T Mary Salinski WANTED work. Call general s Glen street young man as salesman in s furnishings or clothing store whole time or Satur- les ladies. Must day evenings. Box 11B Herald $1.00 and $1.25 Corsets, all sizes except 21 and 22; 57c sale price nd only today were taken from @ | WANTED— cingham, white pique: sizes o Gk The Dresses are new and crisp Broken sizes in Brassieres, None C. i V. None C. O. 1 e e fice of local factory. A 22 had High School education for 33, New Britain Conn | WANTED—Tirst class ~wnozmphcr 1917 clerical work in factory offi of itress at once. Apply for office work. Apply, stating ref- Jocal concern. Box 14B, H AN By single man 2 empty| o 5 . rooms with gas and water, near A t B oo s o e " Auto Bargain 2-21-3dx : e s T B 1913 Chalmers Speedster — — rflns Asia restaurant, 73 Church street. erenc to TUnion Mfg Co. = 2-18-4d 1912 E. M. F. Touring TAXI and LIVERY WA >~ Young lady to work on 2 F 915 Heo 'Tonting Service Reasonable, Reliable letter filing and general office work. NOTICE. 22153 Heo Tonting —7 Passenger Puckard very fetching. There are small, demure, close rolled, Address Box X17X, Herald Office — — — Sale on Tircs and Tubes. Limoustne— < Paris inspired Hats; many of them decidedly mili- | OPPORTUNITY—HOUSEDRESS DEPT. 2.18-tf | NOTICE—You can learn shorthand tary-in design; brisk little Military Turbans are go- | _ , N in very little time; new day and H. }‘e] I-}fiFT’ Acetylene Welding. ing to be:very popular. effect, chamber- night classes now forming; why G | A i (N . et There are Hats here yowll see nowhere else; | N e Lo e B COHEN MOTOR CO., GARAGE 596 ARCH STREET that is-onerreason why you should come here to buy | ¢ja5tic belt and open down the front; regu- 690 g = = S —_| tion. Smith Business School. 86 ARCH STRE your Hat; another reason is that we can save you T > _ : . § = at local factory. Box 16, Herald. Springtixe Hats $3.75 to $35.00 Bewitching Hats right from the first style orig- inators, small shapes adorned with small flowers, | famcies and embroideries. The visor brim is quite | new; can you wear it? If so you are lucky; it's competent ,mn\ 11 S ~ | 1916 Dodze Brothers Touring Overland Delivery ANOTHER INTERESTING REMOVAL SALE dress WANTED—P mnh girl There are four different styles; momey. lar 89c Aprons for this sale SOME BARGAINS TO CONSIDER 7-Room Cottage, 54 Lenox £-Room House and e, 63 Bassett street. 2-Family House, large lot, 72 Grand street, Come and get details on thesc places. H. D. hl‘\lfPh}LY 277 Man Stree NOTICE—Vislt the Victory Lunch Room at 40 Church Street (for- merly Longley’'s). Will open Sat- urday, Feb. 23. Puro food excel- NOTICE. TED—Young man for lent service. The first week’s prof- ing. Gately & Brennan 2 its will be given to the benefit of EVANGELIST H. SCHWENDENER | FRANCIS P. MAY e L St., City. the Red Cross. As we advertised, will be with the German Bapt‘s‘i Violin Instructor. Light Thowand Employes Vote 10 | ST fenRdolingecidiin: seof by zopiofile HELP WA ANGELMG‘}HL"E’I‘INGS VAN iddleaged might clerk. who will find the name of charch, 46 Elm street, for two il WANTED-—Mic - person weeks beginning mext Sunday, Feb. '?‘:1! B"O“: ‘fl;:‘ucg:; ‘P‘e':_::’“er Apply box X7X, Herald 2-21t1 1 oup place, we decided to choose the 24. During the week there will be | OLOBERL 10| 3 =0 L —_— - = — = name Victory which was sent us meetings every night at 7:45 except | specialty. Member ot Hartford bhil- WANTED—A young man for soa| hy A, R. Coridan, 131 Jerome St., Saturdays. Everybody is welcome | harmonic Orchestra. Best endorse- fountain work. Apply Riker-Hes City. 2.19-5d% to all these.services. 2-20-3d | ments. mans. — — e = = NOTICE—Mrs. L. M. Warner, teacher of pianoforte, 63 Trinity street. 2-20-64 | i Walk Out—President Brush Calls FINE ONE-FAMILY HOUSE FOR SALE—Well located: all improv \ttention to Existing Agrecment. ments; proper place for a man with large family. Let us rent or s your house for you. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main street 305 Bank Building. hang fixtures install doorbells and do repair work reasonably. Richard TYPEWRITER B e Jeswomen Coridan, Jr., Jerome St., telephone 7 : i+ regular’ stod o e men. he Boston without selling experience. Best of 162 2-18-6d o/ e 5 Gt Gl (e SIS, IRl ontl|| S it e F e e |l e - S L highest gra e e O v _?.,”-‘x ‘l‘ ; x”‘u:“;x‘\] :Inx ‘.n;\‘.': d xu:\iy‘;:-‘, dependent upon abilitv. Apply at | FURNISHED ROOMS. Strombers Carbu S rburetor parts once giving full details. Tlerald box | - = : i’,’:r 23t m‘fr Faree b"mflv of Casbn o m M Brush called aftention to an No. 35B. 21-3d | FURNISHED ROOMS for light house- X = = i the | agreement with unions to submit| ——— - . = keeping: all conveniences. 16 Pros- Joston Feb. 22 Matthew Brush, 1 of the Boston el vated railway, whose 8,000 employves | WANTED—Male voted last night to strike Monday willng to work. Box 30B Herald night unles increased wages and 2-21-2dx other demands were granted, said to- = L] » / | / that while there had been no re- | g SWOMEN WANTED—One of quest for a conference ihe company w PBritain’s Best Stores requircs . was prepared to meet repr atives e of intelligence with or} alesman who NOTICE—We do electrical wiring, AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL; WORK — Starters, Generators aud Yighting Systems Inspected. Repaired and Overhauled. -i- rebuilt m chines of all mak —Try our rent service; best gw anteed o lowest prices; machin prom Tel. 617 e all differences (o wrbitration. This | WANTED—Young man for clerical | pect street. agreement, he said, did not expire| work in factory office of local con- 200 EAST until May 1, 1919, but union leaders| cern. High school graduate pre- { FURNISHED ROOMS — Desirabla rooms for light housekeeping. 101 said the men felt justified in abro- red. Box 1B, Herald 20-3a MAIN ST' gating it because of new conditions | — - ————— Fairview street. 2-21-2dx brought about by the war WANTED—Young man who is not - — — | subject to draft stant fore- | LARGE FRONT ROOM-—Two gle e U] _eiomen S st 750 | NeW Britain Typewriter Exchange, 7% West Main Street. inspect monthly; delivery, concern w London et About | mechanical experience not b from all over the state are herc sary. Box 7B, Herald to attend the cighteenth umm] state | —— z it > e TR Everybody Eats Fish Now B e e ‘ Fall in Line at afternoon at which officers will 1y experienced, competent and HORTORX &S E GR JALE e The an al b quet inve $10,00¢ o $20,000 { elected. The annu nauet will pe inv 10,000 to § 200 Hartford Avenue—3 family, 14 room house. held at 6:30 o'clock this evening quarter to one-half intere: i the Y. M. €. A. The conference \wH ss long established. Most de- | be _continued on Saturd sirable location in Connecticut Completely equipped plant with an- - A. PINKU nual capacity of $150,000. W |CASH FOR OLD FALSE KUS, sell all if desired on very favorable | Don’t matter if broken, I Eyesight Speclalist | terms. Address I B. Conroy, Nor-[to $15.00 per set, also and “anufac(unnx ! Opticlan, vich, Conn. 2-20-64 ";ui“ ilver, platinum, d cold and . {old gold jewelry., Will send cash by EYE EXAMINATIONS ARE FREgR {return mail and will hold goods Broken Lenses Duplicated. | days for sender's approval of my Office, 306 Main St. "Phone 53¢ | freight office, Whiting street Mail to 1. Mazer, 2007 5 i satisfaction Guaranteed Uhila., Pa " ; 5 ; > > YOMS for light | Lot 66x166. Price Main street. ’l el. | URNISHEID housekeeping. 1626-14 Avenue—2 family, 14 room house. Lot 150x240, family, 13 room house. Lot 50x90. Price THE HOME BANKING & REALTY CO. FRANK W. HOLMES, Treas 'Phone 72 HARRY G. HANCOCK. secy 193 MAIN STRE 71 CHURCH STREET.