New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1918, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1918. Challenge B BoC Borden’s Lay) Carnation }‘mporut/ed Milk, Large Cans .. 14c¢ Libby’s Evaporated Milk, Small Cans Good Stewing Prunes Choice California Prunes Yoxtra Large California Prunes Seedless Raisins Very Choice Pea Beans Split Peas Fine Carolina Head Rice can Targe Cans of Tomatoes 29¢ Large Cans of Sliced Pineapple Columbia River Salmon 20¢, 25¢ and 30¢ can 60c can Namco Brand Crab Mcat Ritter's Pork & Beans, Very Tine 20¢ can Ritter's Catsup 15¢ bottle; 29¢ 5e pke. 19¢ $5. Fine and Broad Noodles, Spaghetti and Macaroni, Swift's Pride Soap 5c a bar: box . o TLion Wash Powder 19 o > can Tuna Fish 3 : S¢ can Shrimp c Tuna Chowder ... 13¢ canj 2 ¢ Gorton’s North Shore Clams . 15¢ can: 2 29¢ 15¢ can: 2 20¢ Little Neck Minced Clams Choice Corn or Peas > can Large Jar of Social Brand Olives, Regularly 35¢ . laro, Bhue Label Maple Flavor Very Best Creamery Butter .. Strictly Fresh E. 5¢ a dozen Mild or Sharp Cheese - . 32c b, (Nuco) Nut Margarine, the Original and Best 3 1bs. St Coffees, Finest Grown, Grouud or in the Berry 9¢ 1. up Teas of Quality 35¢ 1. up We ¢ v a very large stock of all kinds of Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, Enamelled Ware, ete., at low prices. New goods ar daily. Gives us a call and we can save you money these times. POTATO SALE ‘Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 41 (,heny! $1.00 and $1.50 per bushel. Bring your own treet, gs. The Municipal Farm Committee. SHAD ! Large Assortment of Fresh Fish, also Oysters and Clams. HORTON? Arch Street Pmper Pays 109 on $18,000 Wiil Sell for $16,000 $2,000 Cash T. W. 0’Connor sroxex INSURANCE--REAL ESTATE )])vnin'\‘ Awto Lights Were | ticularly | to Best | | L. E. Andrews, R‘{LEY DISCHARGED Unlighted \lso 'l'h’l' He Was Impudent to Traflic Officer Litke. “1 don't ech- nical,” said in police disposing Riley believe Judge court th in being too John I1. Kirkhain morning when of the case against DeWitt of Berlin, charged with lation of a motor vehicle statute. Wis charged that Riley drove on West Main strect last night and one light was not lighted. Judge Kirkham questioned the witness par in regard to whether or no he was impudent to'the officer Riley denied it. Traffic Officer Litke appearved the case. He said that he stopped Riley, who was driving out West Main street, and called his attention the fact that one light was un- lighted. “I'm running this car and not you,” Riley told the officer to which the officer replied, “You may be running the car but I'm this job.” Riley got out of to convince the officer the iamp lighted. The offi said switched over the current and second light showed. Tven then impossinle vio- It his ¢ was Riley the it was 1o se ten feet then « out W nes by the lig were could Riley Wit that they Riley w not 1 0 seen very w in his looked front defensc the light the Booth Were want con- the H. at stand that he leaving in it was burning fact that he did would have t on the s took ind heforc of and it for the not that M. scene he ince t light W officer lighted. At was h torney Camp counsel ham ordered FRANCIS P. MAY VIOLINIST Broad St.. 'Phone 136-1 of Harttord Philharmonic Orchestra CORRECT INSTRUCTION Indorsemenis—At Pupil’'s Home It Desived. J. HOCHMAN the Very Best Prices for JUNK or SECOND HAND FURNITURE. TEL. 468-4. AUTOMOBILE Repairing a Specialty UNDER THE DIRECT SUPER- VISION OF W. F. KEELE REQ and REPUBLIC TRUCKS W. F. KEELEY CO. ELM and FREANKLIN STREETS. PIGS FOR SALE HAVE A FEW PIGS. THRE MONTHS OLD, FOR SALE 341 Member WE TO FOUR THE BERLIN FARMS TELEPHONI 668-4. OVERLAND- MNWS HE Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. 139 Arch St. Phone Veterinary Surgeon, 273 Chestnut Street, "Phone 451- C! i FOR OLD FALS Don’t matter if broken. I 00 per set, also cash TEETH. pay $2.00 old gold jewelry. Will send cash by return mail and will hold goods 10 for sender’s approval of my price L Mazer, 2007 S. 5th St. Pa. $1.00 PER DAY RENTS ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS 447 Arch St. Telephone 2079. DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET Phila., Livery Cars for hire, day and night. Storage, Supplies and Repairing. Wet Wash Clothes Baskets and Wash Boards. —Prices Low— HARRY ALEX MAIN ST, auto | and | —————— running | | WANTED—¥ | WANTED. | WANTED | WANTED— Young Dr.A. A TUTTLE| for old | platinum, dental gold and | | w | GIRLS V - | | | | 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. ONE CENT A WORD FOR SALF, = MINIMUM CHARGE 10¢ Have you lost a sum of money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in at the Herald. Your money will surely remain in the finder’ hands if he does not know ’z EACH INSERTION. who lost it. FOR SALE. FOR SALE. tenement acres of 0-tf FOR SALE—In Berlin, 2 house, barn, hen house; 2 land. Phone the must be in the Herald office by 1:30 p. m. on the day of issue. classified column I'OR SALE—Two-speed Harley-Davi- son motarcycle; can be seen at 821 East street. Owner at 118 Rockwell avenue. Make an offer. -1dx R SALE North str all pigs; inquire 208 et, New Dritain, 20.26 WANTED. All Advertisements for [ i ax WANTED—Board and rooms by young ladies in private f‘xnul) dress Box 18X, Hex FOR SALE—In Kensington: 7-room cottage, five minutes’ walk from trolley, west of Berlin depot, 2 s; also one 2-tenement house ur 10 rooms: also shore cot- tage at Short Beach; also building lots in Kensington; also work horse, cheap. F. L. and W. C. Norton. 3-21-6a | two | Ad- | 2-3dx | A new WANT bit 1o D—To rent vegetable keep some PPolish family; line Addr street. gooud | place quiet trolley with and by or rooms of g chie ne den ens Kelsey IFOR SALE—One 1,200-pound land dellvery; new Goodyear tires on : one new Delion tire, guar- anteed 5,000 miles, extra. Call 361 Main st. 3-21-3d Board Main, for clerical WANTED Wes 1\ Main. md room nec Stanley 451 West Over- man at Kenyon, NT D—Position on with family. And Rroad street furm by man Kuchick, 48 20-3dx LOST. and white Short tail. St. Reward. vitd half Return small n work Hill, City LOST—Tiger kitten. Liberty family Apply C. -21-6d for farm A. Blair, Maple W. ED—Five of "Phone or rent Box, -18-64d six room three. Hera xl 13AX. 18 3 WANTED—A young man the accounting aepartment Address P. O TO RFNT Store for commer- cial use in Herald Bidg. Frontage 67 Church street. Heat furnished. Apply Heraid Pub. Co. April )| wo. in or of a Box lady in local 1019, City. -2wk TED- operator New Can furnish references Hox X7X, Herald Position in as telephone Rri Addr 3-16-1wx or near Joys and for factory wark and good Co., Plainville over 16 Clean, Bristol 3-8-tf cut- Paper 3-6-t2 work. pay vears old light Mfg WANTED tenement, center. Best 1¢ Mr. 1st, 4 or 5 room improvements, near | family. American, | given. Call 236, 3-21-3d Inquire 281 3-21-6d Younz woman — — writine cal worl w\\ TED—Experie Apply Ne Walnut paper Britain street. ference Huyden. TO Garage. Chestnut $4. and month. | one on | 50 | 0-6d right party. N street, $5.50. J. streef, Gilen Glen iKunz, -five 3- permanent quisite TO RE particulars 91 Winter Conn - Two Berlin. Berlin. 6-room cottages in | Apply to Victor Belden, 3-19-6dx | RO | ft. x 14 with | 160 Arch street. is offered. Koy G. Smith, Britain, address -3d " 10 RENT: hasement, plain dares il ID—Young some knowledge 'Phone woman for of malkin 989-13 NOTICE D-—Maid for to assist with Geo. Hill, 16 TUNING—C. A. Humphrey, street, ’Phone 3- TWAN? and Mrs upstairs of work child, P1ANO 97 2063 care Wi IMOBILT care [ Lincoln St. WAN Young of children girl to 204 take ot asonable FOR mprovement land; three able. 82 vo-tenement house, [FOR SALI—Good Upri two barns, two acres v ow price Family tons hay; terms reason- Address Box X23X, Rocky Hlill avenue, 3-21-4dx — TR 0 acre with or pla lapted Albert AL farm without stoc of five to for fruit and B. Ryals, 3-22-1dx RM FOR $2,000. Trout brook cros ter place for duc Inquire C. L. 100 acres. Price money required, es farm. No bet- or chicken farm. Barnes, Barnesdale. 3-21-4dx | _ 2 I] OR SALE WILL SELL—Pair l’l\u' Ribbon Bel#| {ywo N roan mares, weight about; land 3400, tive and six rs old; too heavy for my purposes, but will not sacrific $900 is bottom price. 1t really interested apply E. W. Eddy, ngton Center. nd tool Nty ac Seven room house, hen houses, one-half acre Two minutes’ walk from Berlin Railroad Station. Will scll cheap. F. B. Woods, Hu street, Berlin, Conn. 3-16-1 rn of "OR SALE—Two family house, W throp street; three family hou 8-room | W, oodland street. ny other I henhouse, ins. n Shea, and barn, cubator, arm, barn, city water in the h farming implement riages and farm wagon 1 yearling. Ten minutes' walk from the car line. Pric $3,500, mort sage $1,400. Part cash and balance on time. Address Box 273 Conn. 16 ac garace, Fex, Mg and Columbia d three months. Our price with records com- $45. Can not be told from new. Terms of payment arrar The A. B. Clinton Co., 231 Asylum street, Hartford’s One Price Piano House. 3-16-tf Grafonola, Regular pric plete FOR § 64 I or ner LE—Two 2-family hous: rview street. 'Phone 971-1 H. Bollerer TPosy Sho Cor- Jlm and Main streets. 3-19-6d OR SALE—Farm, good house and barn; 7 acres grapes and 15 acres good land. Inquire 208 North St., New Britain )-6Ax FOR SAL H. —FHorses and wagons, Baldwin, 3 Kensington, Ct. FOR SALE—Hous eight rooms, Im- provements, large barn, lot 140 hy 190, good wcondition, lots of fruit, price reasonable. 5 Chapman. 3-18-6dx "I FOR SAL | 2nd. 90 West cows at St., L tion April Morofchik 3-20-364x Will 542 INCUBATOR 120 eggs street FOR SALE. brooder. hol Wek also FOR SALE—Two young first class working condition or a new Ford auto truck. For further information apply to any one of Miller & Olson’s five stores SALE—Vim truck on Williams Auto Co., 287 horses in FOR terms. St FOR SAL cyele, with horsenower, tion Motor East 1913 Henderson Motor side car; 4 cylinders, in good running conds $250. Apply at Cohen 8 Chestnut street, or & street 3-19-48> FOR SALE—Young cow ash Kensington, P. O. Box 104 Cos, Main FIRE INSURANCE Let me insure your strongest and best companics, Will Also Sell Your Real Estate on Short Notice. H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main St. ROOM 208 NATIONAL BANK BUIL DING, AND REAL dwelli furniture and automobiic in one of the, Na. cost TO SETTLE AN ESTATE—A\ 40, will go for $3.600. nothing to find out.—We Family House on You'd Estate to Sell. Relsey street, Perhaps it Want Real CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. Main street 305 Bank Building. ~ TYPEWRITERS of highest grad factory rebuit m something Like—Tt chines of all mak: —'Try service; our renti best guanl anteed machine Apply Richard Covert 12 3-18-6dx | . | do electrical wiring, | fixiures, install doorbells and | work reasonahly. Ric lmrd = Jerome St., telephon woman for cleri 3-6- ttt n office of local con- | _ 2 | Box 15, Herald of- KRAUS CO.— Plumbing SazUads and heating, repair work promptly T | attended to. Tel 22.7" 3-1-tf If you want to please your appetite don’t fail to visit the Vic- | ory Lunch at 40 Church street. Home-made cooking; everything of best quality; service excellent; first week’s profits will be given tho Rod Cross for our soldler “over there.” Respectfully, Waitress, NOTICE Avply < and cook Hospital. work in ms Address cook and sec Goss, 481 3-20-3a | WANTED-—Competen ond mald. Mrs, S. Grove Hill NOTICE WANTED-—Woman Stanle reet to do washing the our girls for wa 2 73 Church street % 3-19-4dx TED—Two restaurant, LADIES—Wanted to telephone operating between a of 16 and 23. Paid while learningz Apply Chief Operator, S. N 3 Co., Court street. YOUNG Large furnished room. Whiting St., Plainville. 3-22 One nicely furnished front room with all' conveniences at 69 Arch St 21-3dx -3a experienced stitch- swing machines: pa rady work. {3 Mftg. Co. 3 = . HELP WANTED—MALE. ers on Good White ANTED—Best wages Tnion Laundry Corp. TAXI and LIVERY Service Reasonable, Rellable ‘ —7 Passenger Packard WANTED—At once. or over, to help in Herbert L. Mills, Young man, 16 hardware store. 336 Main St, 2-1d WANTED—Boy to work in store, Sat- urdays. Russell Bros, Main street. d i Limoustne— H. I. HART, Tel. 1930 GARAGE 596 ARCH STREFE i = Or. MARY G, MOURADIAN Has removed her office to 87 Prospect Street. 116. Office Hours, 9 to 10 a. 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. "FOR SALE BUCKEYE INCUBATORS From 60 Egg to 350 Egg RACKLIFFE BROS. Co. Inc. Cor. Park and Bigelow Sts.A Call years of | American Al5 5oy ahout 16 local factory Herald, preferred. Box ANTED-—Two clerks. Inquire 0 Main Williams Auto Co. Office and Service Station, 287 Elm St. and s Expre drive Adar two Tel. m,, lowest fnspect monthl delivery. | New Brltam Typewr iter Exchange, 72 West Mam Street. Tel. 61 prices; maching w prom FOR SAE--IN CLAYTON Murray's Brick Yard) Y BRICK HOUSE rted and papered through- than cost. lasy payment brick cottage mext door. THE HOME BANKING & REALTY CO. FRANK W. HOLM HARRY (Opposite TWO FAMIi Ten large rooms. Bargain price, Mr. Sperry House L6000, w 15t bought tii out. plan, Phones 3 .\l\]\' STREET EDWARD GORFAIN Upholstering, Carpet and Linoleum Layinér Avwning Maker and AN Kinds Baby Carriages Rey and T and Furniture on, of Stove Repairing, Put AL Work, Will call NEW and deliver. TAIN, Satisfaction G for 168 ARCH ST.. n CONN. Just the Piace for a Rooming House The demand for furnished rooms was never greatet than now. We offer the Styles Property on Court street at a small part of its original cost. 31 rooms, 3 baths, 4-car garage and all improvements. The W. L. HATCH CO! 20 West Main Street, Open Monday and Saturday = Evenings