New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1918, Page 12

Great NEW BRITAIN DAI Sale Starts Friday at 9:30 A. M. We Put On Sale Friday Morning Our Entire Stock of White Goods. Oxfords irresistble. Hundreds of pairs of Shoes, and Pumps, at prices that will prove simply Come Early for First Choice. Here is the Story: White Sea Island High Lace Boots, $5.00 values * $3.95 White Reign Cloth Pumps, with white ivory soles, $5.00 $3.95 values at White Buck Military Oxfords, the latest crea- tion, $6.50 $4.95 values at White Sea Island Ox- fords and Plain Opera Pumps, regular values at $2 9 5 About 200 pairs Pumps in various styles of $3.00 and $3.50 grades at $l '95 About 150 pairs Pumps, strap and plain effects, 5200 t0 $3.00 §1 (00 grades at All Shoes Sold for Cash and None Returnable. PETER LONG 275 MAIN STREET A UTOMO B ILE | Repairing a Specialty | UNDER THE DIRECT SUPER- VISION OF W. F. KEELEY. REQO and REPUBLIC TRUCKS W. F. KEELEY CO. ELM and FRANKLIN STREETS. DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET Idvery Cars for hire, day and night, Storage, Supplies and Repairing. POST CARPET CO. HARTFORD. LOAN YOUR MO! ' TO UNCLE AM OR GIVE IT TO THE KAISER We are a Quality Store Catering to Every Family It's the good things we fea- ture—the best and the choic of their kind. As for the prices, we impress vou that they are most fair and dnite consistent with the quality. Years of reputation have en- deared us to the hearts of many people and it is the rew folks that we are now tel ling these facts to. S, RUGS, DRAPER- UPHOLSTERTE! WALL PAPERS. CARPE] IF featured e to The Hnes ¢ always reali and our ur want s ready above are we ye to adv | PURE | eliminate Don't endanger the life of that pre- cious baby by using unknown or un- pasteurized millk. Use OUR REALLY SAFE PASTEURIZED MILK ALL question of richness. From selected sources of high qual- ity and THOROUGHLY PASTEUR- 1ZED in a modern creamer: OUR PASTEURIZED MILK will satisfy the and and impurity or | most exacting. J. E. SEIBERT & SON, 401 PARK STREET THE RUB, RUB, AND THE SCRUB, SCRUB, SCRUB Of the washboard just works the life out of your lnen—so why not have it CLEANSED PROPERLY by our modern shing machine which j cleanses thoroughly and with less wear by the method and } the use of finest laundry soap? The most exacting housewife finds our work perfect and the h most economical and most sonable in cost. Just Call 904, Union Laundry 266 ARCH ST. Gorp,, | Pole, | Street | will be free. ! Jritain Lty Amundsen’s n | & pective "AUNDSEN SPEAKS AT HARTFORD RALLY Norwegian Explorer in Capitel Gity Next Saturday Evening Hartford, April 11.—Captain Amundsen, discoverer of he will speak at a War Rally night at 8 o’clock in the Broad Auditorium of the Public High School. He comes Connecticut to deliver a stirring pa- South Sat- urds Hurtford trlotic message in the interests of the | war and Allied victory. As Norway's distinguished citizen ¢ is expected that Hartford and people of Scandinavian or extraction will be proud of {1 portunity to pay their fellow man a tribute hy helping to s birth - ntry- well th audience President IFlavel S tford, Luther, 1 of rir oy preside Mayor F Har ford, will come mi One Hartford Liberty sing. The cvent is be the Division of Wz Conneetic of Choruses will the Detens ord W 1y co-oper the Hart Bureai is not Dl s alonc Every encoui to the mee of a large artford of th invited gement liowever plan promoting the attend nunmiber of Scandinavians in New Britain ad and surrounding Scandin nd aptain or leen Amundsen landed in Amer- < ago after a x { inspection of the American battle- husiastic co-ordina- armies and ahead. The saw in France Because of of his war me: government ha speaking tour ind fronts in He is er the of over tion and tion co-ope the All victory he Qs instant praise. famie and the sage the national sent the explorer the country where there I popu- lation he has appeals for his countrymen to support the war to t utmost Th sstruction of German complete ican soldiers won power on In sections Seandinavian ¢ espec shipping sorely tried countries like and, Norway. of the with un- crews was of the by has the patience October methods of rmed v & and flashed his imate ir their news wirc of across the The sinking bark by a German lowed by the horrible murder defenseless sailors hy shell fire were making away in life by 1 act that filled Amundsen righteous wrath. lic went to German legation at Christiania returned to the minister 2 prote the decorations aw him by Berlin for achievements polar exploration. Amundsen achieved fame by his discovery of the Pole on December 16, 1911 two yea after Admiral Peary had reached the North Pole. After braving the peri of the Antarctic he was acclaimed as Norway's most distin shed subject Wis ambitions heen directe since towards drift acro: the North Pole in Nans ship the Fram. The war has temporarily side-tracked t sture although large appropri have been for the trip by ment whose is unshakea AVIATION RFBUIRES GOOD MENTAL POISE =—— Special Board of Psychiatry Ex- amines Candidates for Service a submarine fol- of the as they ats was with the and Kaiser's as in international havd five-year e ble. Dallas, Texas, 11.—Necessity for the site of April mental poise t is a requi- the suce aviator has de- veloped psychiz board in aviation training camp in Texas. It hoards of the ) show vork function those ngthen the and weed out thosc the is the of str balance obvious in the wh ness for tryi The aviation mental service alertness and many pro aviators have nesfer: inches of to other This g has de veioped t on on than previous conflict. results are due to shell shock, ground living, the constant of death and the high de of the instruments of ws are manifest so clination to de training which is a svmpt tal deficiency, offic Ordinar- ily a soldier, disciplined and trained for months, responds to ovders auto- lly. Tt is the mission of the psychiatrist board to weed out who are likely to fail in eritical ments The Such under- viewing They an in- months of n of men- men testing of the students’ s going on constantly, often their knowledge. Some tests foolish and provide to the t \ times required to s lently f side without appear great amusement ecadet is gome- 1ake his head vio- six or cight closed th 1 touch times : her Vs eves « unmlv'rh 1 right touch the nose of b not the to s nose Inability indicates a lance in imply a e his re-finger lack the degr This ficiency sensc somc mental sense does hal- ired Roald | to | Admission New | LY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 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. All Advertisements for HELP WANTED—MALE. CASH IN AI)VANCE MINIMUM CHARGE 10¢ ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. Have you lost a sum {9 money? Glasses, Pins a Rings are found in sul’lms“l uantities and turned in g ‘he Herald. Your money v surely remaw in the fin hands if he d«ffi n‘:,t ;gf{ who lost it. TOR SALE, | . i = WANTED-—Young man to work, part | the classified column time as collector und part time as i Falesman. Gateley & Brennan, 47 must be in the Herald Main street. 4-11-t¢ \VANTLD— Tetal mn( n makers and filers. Address X2 Herald. 4-10-4dx office by 1:30 p. m. on the day of issue. WANTED-—Young man exempt from draft wishes position as chauffeur with private family. Best of refer- LOST. ences. Box ALE ntities Bruce FOR SALE, OR RENT—Garage in nearby town. Storage for 15 cars. Would take car in trade. Address . O. Coleman, . 19 Wethersfield Avenue, Hartford, Conn. 4-1i-ldx FOR SALE— 3 = = household goods, 14 Lincoln HELP WANTED—FEMALE. 1 Mrs. W. T. Oldsrd = po4 WANTED—Experienced waitresses at | e Asia Restaurant, 73 Church 8t. | pop 4-10-2dx | ., 50 bushels pargmd to suit. Addrest s Berlin, Tel During the d “orestyil SALE--The premises, N Hill. Good house and rit- | sees | Amer- | his | 2l Norwegian | arded to | South | each to | cadets | requires | the mind | lopment | mo- | minds | de- 30XX, Herald. 4-11-2dx WANTED—Maid for upstairs '—About April 1st, two 50 Lib- erty Bonds, Nos. 1302 and 1407 re- spectively. Finder please return to New Britain National Bank, re- ward 4-10-1wkx | | LOST—Pocketbook, noon, containing 1119 and sum of money. returned to 519 Main Sunday afters draft card, No.| __ Reward if | streot. | 1-9-8dx | 10 WANTED—Young man 17 to 20 vears of age. Must be of good parentage and willing to learn the Dry Goods business in one of the most progressive houses in the city. Apply in person, The Curran Dry Goods Co. 4-9-3d and to assist with care Mrs. Geo. Hill, 16 Washington 4-9-e. 0. ‘VA\ITI:D—A. seamstress, one or afternoons each week. ifications and price per hour. X Herald. work of chil. State qual- | 4-10-tf upitable for garage. feet wide, front ang 2 feet deep. Inquire @ Andrews, Main streg ) St Gl two TRER=ST z FOR SALE—One Cypress thoul capacity 240 eggs. J. Kensington. Ct. 28X ANTED—A young man for soda untain work. The Miller Hanson Drug Co., 30 Church street. 4-8-if WANTED—Young woman as in main office of local concern, FOR SALE. WY ~Shade must stre at once; cheap. 4-10-1wx i Sl chicken coops 6x14, vire, cheap, if ! Stanley et, 4-9-3d owns. | FOR SALE—Two 500 foot 6 at once, 744-13 FOR SALE. 1200 1bs. to to foot Tel Horse we pe work; reason for him. Inquire En- terprise Provision 126 Jubilee street. 4-10-3dx e e eear——— about ready ighing sound, for sellir rfectly g0 have no use GoY C FURNISHED ROOME. TO RENT—Larg well front room, desirable ouple or two High. furnisied for voung gentlemen 29 South front Arch P—Large furnis room, suitable for two, street. ROOMS for room for tw e 2furnished: near the Box 18D Herald, T Jusekeeping, men: al il ran dress | FURNISHED ROOMS nished room to rent one or two people. eat g 3 = tric light, S8 Mapl T squave feet of Jand, Main and Harva for business or WoO0D, CITY HALL. 50,000 of Fast suitable H. N. LOCK ROOM 407 e e s e OVERLZND-MANRDSS £8 Sterage and Accessori Repair Work a Specialiy. Phone 2227 139 Arch St. corner Streets, idence . usce. TAXI and LIVERY 4 Neascnable, Relinble Packard H 1. H’.RI‘ Tel. 1930 596 ARCH M AGE Wiliiams Auito Co. Office and Service Station, 287 Elm St. Dr. A A TUTTLE | | | | | | W W Veterinary Surgeon, 273 Chestnut Street, ’ ’Phone 451-5 Or. MARY G. WOURAD AR Has Remeved her office to { 87 Prospect Street, 116. Ofiice Hours 9 to 10 a. 210 | and 7 to 8 p. m. Tel, m., w = TC ance often can bhe developed at first lacking it. Problems given of in thos to test mental alertness lution. A are ries sheet |t instant s is made on the men to by they > ordered WA line the first threc on. A ability ind ontinn two, under then 1 EEra ons over ¢ second der and s ed his fusing high Sometimes over and man's follow pois the ziven by con- at to directions, speed which are a cadet i n er- nstruction e rated sent on rand with numer- abil ous his vl on to remem on sequen in s in regard importan ched is m dercd to re- tahle it L their in passing jin " TO RENT Bidg. S Church street. ~— " furnished. Apply i Paysit 2 4-1 ANTED—Freight handlers and crossing tenders by N. Y., N. H. & . R. R. Apply at freight office, Whiting St 4-6-tt WANTED — Thoroughly maid for general house family three; mo laundry Apply 53 Harrison St., New Bri Conn. 1- LADY to Box 23C, w leafn work. 4-5-6d ANTED. the baking business. Enquire 142 —~A young man to Day Main street. work in tea Herald. store WA\TED—COmp?tNW woman small family washing at TO RENL, h YOUNG LADIES—\\"\H((‘(} to 1 telophone operating between of 16 and 23. Apply Chief Operator, S. N. E. 0., Court street. 5 Store for commer- iai use in Herald Frontage 67 typist dress Box X28B, Herald Office. -- gine, competent | vork; worle | to Apply 54 Lenox Place. 4- Paid while learninz. | FOR SALBE—Milk farm and close to city, 5 minutes to trg Farm consists of 84 acres, 7 if house, 2 barns, silo, gasoling] corn cutter and blowe cows, 1 Jersey bull, 3 yearliy calves, 8 horses, wagons, /haf and farm implements. Morf 200. Price including ko ,000. Will take a second zage. Address Box 273, Conn. Ad- 0-34 tain, 10-tf Br i SALE—Indian motoreycle, Court 41 | FOR do Wakefleld ome. _ | FOR SALI 1 seven y | 1 1,000 pos and 8 W hifing 4-10] o wagon b 119 ages Inqui Fishel Tel 1d-ct Small et, New | FOR SALE North st inquire| Britain, Heat Union Laundry Corp. OTICE. Hera“d Pub. Co. '—Tene monl of 5 rooms. All improvements, 4756 Arch 4-11-3dx 'wo Thrift Stamps plano tuning order, C. A. Humphrey, | NOTICE— with April. 2063. ) R modern strect GIRLS WANTED—Best wages pald. 3-5-tt T AT ST =TT given during ‘Phone T 3-20. ight rooms, large gal street. 44 FOR § provem fruit Chapman FOR SALE—Several tons good hay, mixed timothy and red Sell cheap at barn G. A. S Berlin, Tel. 67 49 rable five room conveniences, street. 4-11-24 | NURSE living alone, fortable modern house, would for semi-invallids or elderl desiring good home; sidered. Nurse P. O, Hartford ATUTOMOBILE—Parties Reasonable rates. ard Covert. Tel. ) RENT te ment, Lower floor, Very des modern ver 101 Fairview others Box Living Toom street and offices, 4-8-64 ) RENT. Main SR aken connected front of- cold water. Suit- At 131 Main St., 4-6-6dx Two Hot and a doctor, e NOTICE—We do electrical hang fixtures, install do repair work reasonably. sarnes. wi doorbell Ric telep] In the healthiest section of Cordian, Jr., Jerome St., -room apartments in twin 16 ws on City avenue and Con- avenue; will rent for $25 = easy terms. Tha W. L. West Main street. 4-4-tf necticut or sell an Hatch Co., 29 GOOY A Sinzle Liberty Soldier's. BUY WANTED. ond hand also double C. Baker, ey bath room ROOM 208 N or singla Tel. 1876. [ ™ z = 4-11-2dx 1 3 remarkably low for these Rent Won't ED- ipment h trays. L anted to work on near Washing- | do gardening woman to do and cooking. | New Britain, Apply Box 4-10-3d AND WII of five D, C. Man general work, house work rison St., s wanted. office. AN home Cost You a COPPE ac; to general Apply 53 T 272 Main street X5X, this D-—By May 1st, apartments within nce of center, or on Box 19B furnished | walking trolley 4-6-tf | AN hot dist line, Bargains South Main Street Exceptional Bargain. Two Cottages on Vance Several Houses on Black Two-family House on ( Four-family House Some Bargains for a Remember We Write Second Mortgages. e or Proy and girls s old for factory work. wark and good pay. Co., Plainville. ANTED—BY American young man and board In private family. | or western section pre- | Address American, Herald. over 16 Clean, Bristol 3-8-tf light Mg, on Al room Central terred ¥, H. Shield, Mgr. having o pe 1-10- Allen car . R 4-8-64X | —— Two family house on John strect. Bond will heip days of CAMP REAL ES TATE CO. Quick FOR SALE—Good top soil. Very Blair between 7 a and 6 €oN- 1 telephone 2 2 4-§) Uk bushel Maine potatocs, William Whitmaa, Conn., Phone 92-137, ok art 4 Cal 50il reasonable. m care rson ouf.| ington ich- { FOI' SALE-—Five tons good®all ring, | hay. Telephone 646-1 41, ind | WANTE n between 30 and hard | as might watchmal hone American prefe -6-Af Herald. 4-1 vears loc Box ) BARGAIN. see me to save at once for soldier's ifc. particulars. a perhaps YO! ONE TODAY. H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main St. TIONAL BANK BUILDING, Isn't # Your ¢ Family House for high RIC only 0... prices—Buy it and 305 Bank Building. in Real Estate perty. Two Houses and Five Tots, A Street. Rock Avenue nnerton St Farview St Sale, Kinds of Insurance. Money to Loan oY The Hardware City Co-Operative Ass'm., Ing Tel. 1413, 131 Main Street. Ak HOCHMAN the Very Best Prices JUNK or SECOND| ND FURNITURE. TEL. 468-4. ALL KINDS OF PIGS FOR SALE 12 HAVE A FEW PIGS, THRE ) FOUR MONTHS OLD, FOR SALE THE BERLIN FARMS .8 34 ) THLEPHONE 668-4. SCHULTZ & 242 MA WHAT is the TRUCKING ocal and Long Distance A. TUTTLE Phone. Plainville and life for a at dawn, Tt's the strength gleam of a great sword draw love to the lads whom we it's the »at, on high, good West Main Stree STREET. bleeding workd. PROPERTY INSURED LOSSES PROMPTLY SETTLED COSTELLO inc TEL. 24-4 LIBERTY LOAN: IS the arm the “Our Owr “Money 21 strike, of Peace. 1t's the nmer of a mighty to all, it's the the Home,” n; but, more i old pledge o to boys on land, from BUY THAT LIBERTY BOND TODA NEW BRITAIN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, t. ; Telephone 612.