New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1918, Page 10

NEW BRI TAIN DAILY S PR $250 Upwards Y OTHERS FOR USED ONES ARANTEED—TERMS ARRANGED B. CLINTON co. HARTFORD’S ON E 6. MOU:! her office to 406 \( 8 pect Street. ours, 9 to 10 a. HOl Sh. jopaign of Thrift ‘ ous fraternalgorganizations in this Has re 3 FOUNT Auto robe owner can have 27 Acres of W, (‘().xl‘{n(l LOCKWQOD, g at the Hc(el Beloin to the men have assisted Those who will be present are J. HOCHMAN [ Pays the Very "AUTOMOBILE Repairing a Specialty DIRECT SUPER . William Cowli- Rest Prices | B J SECOND | HAND FURNITURE. UNDER THE VISION OF REO and REPUBLIC TRUCKS W. F. KEELEY CO. ELM and FRANKLIN STRE! DENISON [iARAIiF 430 MAIN STREET DVERLAND-MANROSS C0. Storage and Accessories, TEL. 468-4. Repair Work a Specialty. 139 Arch St. 100 Envelopes, Business Cards for $5.00. satisfactory WAN SIOR PRINTING CO. ! Leland Bldg. ' y Cars for hire, day and night. 25 Main Stre "FOR SALE BUCKEYE INCUBATORS From 60 Egg to 350 Egg RACKLIFFE BROS. Co. Inc. | Purk and Bigelow Sts. | Storage, Supplies and Repairing. ELECTRICAL SUPF: f[? COOLEY & TROUI ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOS 6 Main Street. U of selected raw 'ASTEURIZED PASTEURIZED t raw milk cannot compare PASTEURIZED DELICIOUS J. E. SEIBERT & SON, | PARK STREET. Don’t LET THIS Escape You--AND YOU Means Everybedy All kinds of CLOTHING—BOTH OLD AND NEW—is urgently needed for the French and Bel- gian refugees. BE SURE AND BRING HEADQUARTERS NOW, and You won’t Forget. BUY THRIFT STAMPS EVERY DAY. Camp Real Batteries assure a sure start @il the N IT this week to the COURT RED CROSS STREET—DO IT assures freedom from many of cxpert advice free state Co. repair all makes of BUY AT CURRAN’S. Management. “Ourran Sells It for Less.” SHOP IN NEW BRITAIN This Store Und e TOILET GOODS '\ Williams’ Talcum Powder Violet and Carnation Colgate’'s Talcum Eclat and Violet .. . Menen's Talcum Powder Violet and Borated HAWKER, 11 Eim S plexion Soap scented Soap Packers Tar Cold Cream Mary Gerden Fac Mavis Face Powder .. . Pompeian Massage Cr: Woodbury's F “*nlhro‘( Hlll \h1(n[\lu) . Talcum Powder .. WANTED-—Young man ) PREMIUM “DRY GOODS CO., THE CURRAN MAIN STRE See CHAS. H. GILLIN, Agent for Aetna Life Insur- ance Company, for your Automobile Insurance, as this is the last week you can insure your car at old rates. vanced rates go into effect April 1st. Some fine bargains in Real Estate. Do vou wish to avoid investing ments of last :r and with our methods of Telephone 974-2. IN CLAYTON Murray’s Brick Yard) TWO FAMILY BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE- A trial is the only way to be y us TODAY. HERALD, TUESDAY, -MARCH 26, 1918, 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 I‘\I ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 10c ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. All Advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by 1:30 p. m. on the day of issue. cial use in Herald s Bldg. Frontage 67|- e = i o |Church street. Heat| furnished. Apply sy SALE—Incu uable as keepsake. Plea to Herald Office. —Small square pin bearing en- “Mexican Border Servic 7.7 Finder telepl return FOUND. me by proving property and pay- TO RENT-—Garage: IPairview streets, $4, TO RENT, TO RENT | Store for commer-|;< Herald Pub. Co. 3 stnut and | Have you lost a sum 0 ‘ money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising iyuantities and turned in at ¢he Herald. Your money will surely remain in the finder’s hands if he does not know who lost it. LB » l"\(‘]e in ;.,nod condl taken at once. Ap- md orona typewrlter with v. Terms of . |w:n'ly new. 6 room tenement in coun- l‘on try, with or without garage. Elec- tric lights. Large garden. Apply Mrs. Wm. Hill, Kensington. —_— 3dx | FO blue flame oil stove RSALE—Bicycle, cash if taken ¢ for -1dx | ' house, v house Chapman street; Rhodes street; Church street. 6 Main street, 1 for thisad. 107 Columbi | month = % | Ready April 1st. J. Kun 50 | FOR Glen street, 3-20-6d | TO RENT—Garage. Inquire 281 WANTT ge. Inquire 2 e South Main. 3-21-6d ouieRmanwithilalean §1m) TO RENT--Store, 52 ft. x 14 with | draft age, desires position as tending. Also garpet ing. Call 41 Arch st and rus e et 26-Gi ‘oung man for cleaning basement, $21.© 160 Arch street. 1 HELP w‘x\:er;r;E\lAm o ADply 348 Main stroet chasing agent, private secretary, or zeneral office assistant. Best of re- ferences, Heruld Box 7AA 3-26-3dx WANTED-—Position doing general | for housework. Miss Brudal, Y. W. (. A. | ¥xp ED—To buy side car f dian motorevele, model 1916 or day 1917. State price, Box 8 i WANTED—To buy Ford touring car body, 1 1916, 1917 preferred Addr Box X12X, Herald 3-26-40dx | yy ED-—Room and board by an American, within five minutes walk kxtra Saleswomen for Our Millin- dressmakers for our alteration de- ,¢ In- | partment. Apply Wednesday or Thurs- ment St NTED —Girl for gencral bou work. 171 Glen street g work. Mrs. H. C. Wilson, 73 Har- rison street and Cloak Deparvtments for Sat- \fternoon and Evening, also | Monday Afternoon and Evening. sienced help preferred. Also Morning to Raphacl's Depart- (The Big Store) 380 Main Street. i TED- Maid for general house- 1461-12 ng distance of North & Judd fac- | = - 10X dcess sz oantiena | IO BNt o { i forl ceneral hnuse-‘. 3-26-3dx ork. 13 South High street. i (Eouns tie men w | d"f' 1 § bigan LaSins s WANTED in lo-a turing of- correspon send dims : fideninal A e 6 | i1t DrsheSHuntedon one switeh board. Apply R. O o S | Drawer 1021 3-26-64 | y VTET J i rishec room or | ™ < 5y WANTED. Unfurnisl z for WANTED Young woman 1= Avessmakor, centrall located. | i L | . clerical work in local h 7 4 e cellent opportunity for WANTED-—Man with small family | for farm and garden we i ght part \ddress Box 28 B = NOTIC hang fixtures, \. Blair, Maple Hill. ¢ 1-6d 5 5 1 T for upstairs work FEAL ek o ¢ with care of child. [ weANT A young mar voin| e e ingt the accounting acpartment Jora tory B. O 019, 1 _ o City 3-18-2wk | o . Steady | : - Apply @i once. Commercial WANIED—Boys and girls over 16 Co.. 266 Arch street, second vears old for factory work ean, o 3.23-64 light wark and good pay. Rristol| __ ] & | Mfg. Co., Plainville 38U\ \NTED- Young girl to take z = & 7 " | of children. Apply 204 Lincoln St. | wax perienced pape 3-21-t0 ' Apply. New Britain o » Walnut street Waitress, chambermaid BELP WANTED—MALE. Hospi 8-21-tf g YOUNG LADIF Wanted to learn of 16 and 23. Paid while learning \pply Chief Operator, S. N. E. Tel Steam Fitters , Helpers | by the Jennison Compan Ask for' D. F. Muleahy, Supt., at New | Government Building, Chest- | nut Street. | work. Must be accurate at and a fair writer. Apply son at National Biscuit ¢\ WANTED—Clerks and drivers. Tn- | guir Adams ¥ s Compan, 50 Main street 3-2 Sdx WANTED- High school bove to orl part time three dollars o day. Aj ply ta Mr. Epstein. Beloin hotel afic 5 p. m 2l ID-—Store clerk, age 1% o [0 References must bhe O [ Write Box X31X, Herald Office b-tf | 4 Dr.A. A TUTTLE Veterinary Surgeon, 73 Chestnut Street, 'Phone 451-5 t S House repaired, painted and papered through- which is less than cost. perry just bought the brick cottage next door. THE HOME BANKING & REALTY CO. HOLMES, Treas. . HANCOCK, Secy. n price, $3,600, Easy payment Union Laundry Gom., 266 ARCH ST. Phoncs 728 and 101 193 MAIN STREET TA‘(I and IIVER\ Service Reasonable, Reliable —7 Passenger Packard Limousine— H. 1. HART. Tel. 1930 86 ARCH ‘o.. Court street. 3-14-cf GIRLS WANTED-—Best wages paid. WANTED-—Maid for general house- work. Mrs. Paul Rogers, 21 Camip # » T ST | for ¥. WANTED—A woman to take out casiing for a family of two. In- quire Logan Bros., $18 Main ) FURNISHED ROOMS— For #ht housekeeping, two minutes from center. Box X34B, Iferald Office k FURNISHED ROOM-—Mrs. Cl 33 Court street FURNISHED ROOMS-—Large front Mrs. Dillon, 28 So. High streot | TO > HAVE A W > PFOT'R MON'] THE BLRL!N FARMS | Apply N nion Laundry Corp. 3-b-tf E-tf PURNISHED ROOM suitable for two gentlemen 3ax RENT-—2 furnished rooms 61 ain street, in Ath floor. TInquire | W. Crowe, 64 Grove Hill. Tel. 291 PIGS FOR SALE W PIGS, THR HS OLD, FOR SAL PHONE 668-4. ams Auto Co.. o ~ ! 287 KElm St. | BUSIN OPPORTUNITIF start yvou on the road to fortune, phase of the business to supply a demand which = tage at Short Beach: al the war has increased beyond meas lots in Kensington; £oo0ds to handle. No experience not send me money fer and are satisfled that profit thereby. solutely ligitimate and will questioned integrity whom ust exchange ref nterprise, Room 5 Answer AND BOARD—A 10 men—bright, tractive rooms exceptionally all places of ences reqnired, Address Box white marking NOTICE phonograph an b red first Richard Covert THE \Mmulml to -1 you want appetite don’ o best quality; ca excellent; | - e s our first wee! profits will bo giv soldier | in pots; hyacinths 13c, daffo Respectfully, 35c. A, Bromley, 5 Belden St WANTED CLOTHING Stanley Quarter Prope . Johnson.—We've $5,600.—Better look them up.—HR; CAMP REAL ESFATE CO. o 272 Main street New Britain Typewriter Exchange Chiropractors loved by law to u cond KO SALE. f1on Complete dental - office Best corner in New 3-26-1dx " ) 0 to quick buyer. ©§ 1 e Best | 'Ol SALL Columbla rm Tt months. | Regula 6-1dx Our price with records com — | plete §15. Can not be told from ent arranged n St The A Clint 31 Asylum ax rest, Hartfo ce Pigue Housie 3-16-tf Trusty, . - - - - hatching, FOR SALI-—Farm, good house and d st rm; 7 acres grapes and 13 acre 2dx ood land. Inquire 208 North St New Britain 3-20-9Wix WILL, SELI—Pair Blue Ribbon Bel- zian roan mares, weight ahout | 3100, fi and six years old; too o | heavy for my purposes, but will nu\ sacrifice; $900 is bottom price really interested apply E. W. Ifild‘ Newington Center. 5\1 FOR SALT—Horses-and wagons. K G 24 R H. Baldwin, Kensington, Ct FOIl SALE—In Berlin, 2 tenement | house, barn, hen house; 2 acres of ¥ | 1and.” Phono 663-4. 3-20-t2 anj = — — \n| FOR SALE—In Kensington: A P ,i! 7-room cottage, five minutes' walk may from trolley, west of Berlin depot, Vi casy terms; Iso one -tenement order house of 10 rooms; als hore cot- g ) bfiilding so work horse, rton. 1-6d No cheap. F. L. and W. C. Nc¢ = Ao FOR SALE—A v established “milk requin i1 route and also 2 horses. Apply W ab.| W. Benstead, Plainville, Conn un- X - FOR SALE Four avy orl I R horses. Gulf Refining Co. nleg, A street 3-26-1d%, 26-14 ' ° S ; FOR SALE-—A well established mifk S route and also 2 horse Apply W enstead, Plainville, Con FOR SALE—sheep fertilizer af¥ the NN Plainville Hardware Co., Whitt 8-20 ston FARM FOR SALE—I have been ¢ lered to sell a 138 acre farmgand four pieces woodland in b’n”. tia located near New Britain, to trolley railroad =tation 1,000 fruit trees, vines, berries ud school. Over hout 150 grape 1 kinds, and a vielding House of 8 rooms, asparagud een thronghout; hardwood floors, lar eleciric lights, weenfy heat, modern plumbing, bathroom hot and cold water. Horse barn idx | stock barn with new silo; rehouses, ab- { »arns, tool house, commodations chickensy zood ontfit of rn<(\,‘1)ln ichard | cow, 2 heifers, 3 pigs, chitkd hone | ens. turkeys and ducks. Land 004 | for tobacco or truck farming. oA { . Marsh. deputy sheriff, New Britain 3 s 1"OT SALI—Second hand lumber - me conerete mixer el fail to visit tho Vie- | FOR SALE--Small pigs; inquire 208 street. | North street, New Britain hing of 3-20-26dx8 n | FOR SALE—Hyacinths and daffod -tf AN AND FRENCH CROSS ROOMS AT ONCE HUMPHREY. 272 Main St. ROOM 208 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. ‘able—We've just sold' a hou got just : ‘a—One for §i.700 and one 205 Bank Buildin TYPFW‘HT Ou pr N of mchesr factory rebuilt m chines of all make: “Try our c: best teed mag fowest pr pect m monthly telivery. 79 West Main Street. T REMOVAL NOIICE ---cmRGPRACT@R’q OFFICH L Rooms 16 an to sec all my rezular ]l)\vm elits of this wonderful wo, moedicines, nd that it s R e ness ¢ Stiffness in any p ions of cither long or short st wonderful relief and vesultz now. Come w and we will talk it over and the consult Chivopractor. to 5 p. m. Monday, Tuesday. 0% Svenings, 7 to 8§ p. m. [tooms 16 and 1