New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1918, Page 12

7-inch ¢ chades for spring in Polish Ribbons 9-inch Fancy kln\\(\r\h n" plnk and blue Dorothy Daifa., price )Uhl\t»n urnndn\= f!nln o $2.00 piece. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1918, Go to the Branch Store 12 Talcott Strect for China, Glassware, Housefurnishings, Rugs Purniture, and Drapery Goods. IORTANCE Mporary stores—and this object we shall accom- ‘allow ansther cost of moving to be added oval d-aws near the Clearance Prices will bulletin from day to day. Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings SALK to fhen ces were ssed. ""Not one ® but shows a re- b low figure. Our finger in the memory e remains Furniture and future Furniture fl Sale: Prices at once. pale Prices qualit: popular REMOVAL PRIC About 50 Russian Corduroy and Norfolk pleated Suits; regu- lar $3.98 grade for ...... $3 Boys' Velvet Corduroy velour and plush Hats, good shapes; have been $3.00 and $3.50; worn by small $1.00 KKhaki with military collar and V izes 30 to 38; regular and $6.98. heavy the xttn, and Roman were 98c, stripe, sale 59¢ uality lons aters neck pric Spring Si k Disp ay All That is New and Beautiful Styles are now sufficiently settled this season for many well known reason of all. Silk fabrics wer silk manufacturers are generously erate. of the new ‘weaves: HINDU CREPE PUSSY WILLOW PRINTS CREPE BACK SATIN SILK GINGHAM:! SATIN FOULARDS AND TUSSAH SILKS In natural, oyster white and new spring colorings, all grades and qualities to suit every pur- Prices 79¢ to $3.00 yard. PONGE pose. FAN-TA-ST The last word in novelty silks, combining the beauty of kha kool with the shimmering ri ness of a Georgette satin RUFF-A-NUFF tussah silk just “rough enough’ for beauty, for style and to wear:well; natural, white and colors. The newest repre: with adapted to outdoor wear or in- formal occasions. dark colors comment; the designs than ever and it's full time to plan silk frocks. Silk will be worn very our Government says “wear silk” and that the r more exsuisite or alluring. You'll find the foremost 1ted in our spring display and the prices largely ns; is very best American are decidedly mod- Some of the old KHAKI-KOOIL, SPORTUSSAH SILK J SATIN SUBLIME CHENEY FOULARDS CHIFFON TAFFETA NOVELTY STRIPES WILL-OF-THE-WISP favorites: PANDORA “tussah’’ SATIN \ CREPE BACK tin with A rich handsomce a softness and luster t crepe-hack’ can SILK GINGHAM The coming craze for spring and summer of 1918; perfect reproduction of beautiful ging- ham pattern on Taffeta and Loulsine. Another a beautiful creation | crepe weave, : HINDU OREPE A heavy all siik crepe in rich with wonderful de- ive of the Orient S BUBES KHAKI KOOL The recognized leader of “out door” silks, which met with favor by those best versed in what 1s correct in dre plain colors, many exclusive de- to G. ox & (o, PUSSY WILLOW PRINTS A fabric-too well known needless to more for that utiful are be also signs confined DIRECTORS OF L DISCUSS WAGE RAISE TEL. 806 TEL. 805 President Brush Four Cent Increase Up to Board —Others May Strike. FRIDAY AND SPECIALS YOU WILL FIND HERE THE LARGEST'STOCK OF GRO- » CUHERIES, MEAT AND FISH IN THE CITY. FISH HERRING l COD CHEEKS | A-1 SMELTS | FLOUNDERS MACKEREL BLOATERS COD STEAK—Genuine HALIBUT—Eastern White HADDOOK—Silver Fin NATIVE VEAL NATIVE ROASTING NATIVE FOWL NATIVE EASTERN CUT PORK Boston, 27 Feb. Further | tiations to adjust differences nego between SATURDAY armen and the Boston Ilevated company in an effort to pre- | vent a strike, once postponed and now set for midnight tomorrow were de- { pendent upon action of the {of the company mand cents taday. MEATS for a wage increase of beore the di- Matthew C. with a plan ar- vesterday. the mpany's ion Pr in with four an hour was put rectors by President CHICKENS Brush, in accordance conference *d that after determined on the wag would confe BROILERS d tude sh Atti- <ident. VERMONT TURKEYS e OYSTERS, officials. OESENEnOLANS Additional trouble: VEGETABLES AND FLORIDA LETTUCE. FRENCH ENDIVE, NATIVE for the road ap- result of a vote and water tenders committee power peared possible as I by firemen, oilers giving their union to take action to enforce a wage in- C. A. HALIL, 338 Main Street fcrease and a six day working week | Engineers employed at the company power house had thr if they were not gr week. STOREOW FOR NEW BRIDGE. WANTED AT ONCE GIRLS At THE UNION LAUNDRY 266 Arch Street I have been awarded $10 in gold for to street. Boston, Ieb. was made last Storrow, New trator and of trade and industrial interests here Worces| Springfield, Pittsfiela Halyoke Albany, to- morrow to appear in favor of legis! Announcement night that James ‘ngland fuel TO THE PUBLIC OF N BRITAIN. adminis. i representatives giving the best name “Victory’ the new lunch room on Church 4 er, (Signed,) would got to A. R. CORRIDAN, 131 Jerome St. AUTO TRUCKING RATES REASONABIA. John Pinches & Sons PHONE 11. tion to expedite the construction of the Hudsou below Albany, to lini railroad with the Bo ton and Albany road. The consty tion of this bridge as projected by New York Central lines about three days on ¢ forc hetween New the high level bric 1cross river 12 miles the West Shore th would sy I and ‘ngland and The men’s de- | of boards | and | FOR SALF | FOR Puis Petition 1ot | | | | | { | | FOR ¢ | directors | | | | 1| directors | == | | | | | | 1 other | X WORKING HOUSEK WANTED: WANTED- FOR FOR 8 The Classified Colurins are your agents—the penny ads reach hundreds in the city every week mnight and the s are that several read- ers cut of the hundreds wiil be interested in your propo- sition. ©CASH IN ADVANCE. MINTMUM CHARGE 105 ONE CENT A WORD EACH H\SERTIOV RS tiave you lost a sum money? Qur records show that it pays best to advertise this particular loss. Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in at the Herald. Your money will surely remain in the finder's hands if he does not ~now who lost it. | L care of Apply | Competent rl to assist nd second E. Attwood, cook with work. 175 young children Mrs. W. T.OST, Automobile Repairing. Try Our No. S it of keys between Hart and Hutchinson’s Co,, and center. Return to Herald Office O Bunch Service Station, house- ' Apply 6-3dx SPER—For WANTED—Girl for eneral work. Washing done out. 68 Harrison. 2 J:O&I]‘—L’).\t - | Low Prices. evening 220 Kensington Ave., and L,lohe Cloth- ing house or on 7:45 Arch street trolley, $10. Tinder ple return to Herald and receive reward. Cars To Rent. COHEN MOTOR CO. = VVOCD A HAY FOR SALE man and boy, | for the couniry i dle aged with ! one child. Protest- ant preferred. Good home in pref- erence to high wages. Address | x $B, Herald Office. S for 280 A woman housework. Apply ox House gene Main St., TED—Young woman for LOST — LOST—Pair 50 TONS OF HAY. unday evening Maple and East streets, scarf. Reward East street. between marabou if returned to 547 295.30 | Price $12.00 per cord delivered o curb. Telecphone 668-1. The Berli Farms J. HOCHMAN sheepskin-lined Thursday night. Return to ald; reward, mits, Her- 23-tf FOUND. cal work in local factory 55 Herald. 23 ¥ Britain and New General Hospital, waitress chamber- | "OUND-—Pair gold-bowed spectacl Pays the Very Best Price for JUNK. TEL. 468-4. on Park, Prove ownership and pay for ad. ’Phone 1723. maid. D—Competent mz 3 | housework M 18 Harrison St = i cook. i '_'41&"{’[ to work on al office work. Herald Office -18-tf competent et, Young lady letter filing and gener Address Box XI17X, bright Box 16, good at local factory. office boy Herald -15-tf | 2 = FOR SALE. { | — { SAT water front Good stecl cheap. Tel ran with TO Al Original evenin ne mandolin price 2063. FOR SALT tourin ate famil reasonihle Seven p: use had P bet car, very little in of carc; Jox 2051 ween Pest sced potiatoc Shop.) HARDWOOD, cut in 12 24-inch lengths, delivered at for 00 cord D 3 , Tel -4-6-8 16 or - yard W e house, 12 | stanley; | T-room wo-tenement rooms, Kelsey street. T-room ho lin street: Sullivan Insuranc near 150, Main stree Second hine street p. SALE mac hand IFred Campl ird. floor, between m 2 —One No. § )88 Blectric Call et. tailor sew- 14 Parlk 5 and 9 -26-2dx FOR SAL White attachments. Whiting dry batter Vibrator with or str FOR SALE—-40 in quantities $1.25 bushel. Serlin. Tel. bushels red onic Deliver A. Bruce, | 3d | to suit Address 663-3. FOR SALE—One threc house, owner leaving city son for selling. Inquire street. John tenement only 1 715 Bast Gustafson, owner. 2-238-6dx | ALE—Closed and open cars tn hour or tr Cchen Motor 86 Arch street. 2-21-10ds rent, Gof ngle house, Henry street. of R. W. Hadley, 211 Main St. ~Franklin touring Will make an excellent light tru or delivery wagon. E. G. Hurlbut, 248 Chestnut St 2-12-¢F e FOR SALF; T NoTICE. WANTED-—First class NOTICE—We trical wiring, hang fixtures, doorbells do repair work r Ri Coridan, Jr., Jerome lephone 1628-4 27-wix do elec install and | sonably hard St NOTICE: ienced B tuning piano tuner Wants piano urday p "IPhone iano Bxper- »od ref- even- srical ~ldx erence. m jol during day. evenin If you want to pleisc to visit Church rythir excellent given your v strec NOTICE. W wppetite don't fail tory Lunch at 40 Home-made cooking the best quality; our first week's profits will to the our hoys “‘ove R the service soldier trully, Cross for there.’ Co. Red r Sideris & Respe parties taken Res Allen car Automobile out sonable rate; M teacher Tri “Warner ity NOTICE of Ui:lnnl‘mh‘_ L. 68 st FURNISHED ROOMS. FRONT ROOM with board, ntlemen. 86 Lake Two LARGE be suitable two e cial ' Bldg. Church street. furnished. Two LTO W VANTE W TO RENY, TO RENT Store for commer- use in Herald Frontage 67 Heat Herald Pub. Co. housekeeping nter. Box 24X, 7-1dx 392 6-3d Toom 58 6-3dx open cars to Cohen Motor 2-21-10ds Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 DENISON GARAGE 130 MAIN STRE Livery Cars for hire, day Storage, and Supplies and Repairit Wiliiams Auto Co. Office and Service Station, 287 E!m : n rooms for light Two minutes from Herald tenement, 47 RENT—5 Stanley room Phone front RENT and rent, hour 86 Arch Tiv Hurlburt street. Closed or trip. street. oom tenement, first Apply 12-16-tf —FPOR SOME 7-Room Cottage, 51 Lenox 8-Room House and Fine G 2-Family Houw large lot, Come and get details Place. e; e on 1 guara ANTED worlk INS wiTH 4. 2-27-1d, HERE'S A HOUSE A washing at home. Notify Shefliceld strect ANTED. do No ind ironing to Mrs. Paskus, 26 | qooq Garden room, cte. Price is Res —Keen \‘nr:rgo'iv ants store sales wor Iixempt from dr Box 33BX, young for aft- ft. 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S Auto Bargains | 1916 Dodge Brothers Touring .. 1917 Overland Delivery $500 | 1913 Chalmers Speedster 1912 E. M. F. $300 Touring 1915 Reo Touring and Tubes. Welding. Sale on Tires Acetylene COHEN MOTOR LO., STREET. 86 ARCH = ——————————— TAXI and LIVERY. Service Reasonable, Religble Passenger Packard Limousine— 2l H. I. HART, } Tel. 1930 596 ARCH STREET RAGE SATE — BARGAIN S TO CONSIDER 3 Bassett street. street, s e places. iree Nairis UTIANCER LARGE LOT AT EAST END. ¥ wsonable. See if it don’t suit you. AMP REAL ESTATE CO. 305 Bank Building. TYPEWRITERS Our regular of highest factory stock gradi rebuilt ma chines of all make —Try o scrvice; our rents best guar anteed macl lowest price inspect machi monthly; delivery. New Britain Typewriter Exchang promr Everybody Eat Fish NO\\ Fall in Line at FPOXN? ALE THRIFT STAMPS For Sale -BY— | SCHULTZ & COSTELLO inc, 242 MAIN S7% REET W. HINCHLIFFE Elecmca] Engmeer and ( ontrdctor ecrr?ca! 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