New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1918, Page 10

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r Life If You July bration FEATURES I Street Parade | “Antiques and [ 15 Bands. nd Stunts. v. Holcomb. onergan and ne. Bl Aircraft Gun Ilumination. L OF POLAND Qucsizon Nation and Making By Com- hing pt Province. ly 2.—The principal fea- i German solution of the stion which are approved (Central Powers, are pub- ithe Abend Zeitung of Augs- . says an Bxchange patch from Zurich. The fixed by the according to fife frontiers will be dan high command fiitary necessities. “The Polish army restrict- will be al ed to 90,000. Bristol, Balti- Kutcher, Earls, by, ewer, FRedwood, "Frank J. Privates Curt %5l James A. Jordan, Mk C. McDermott, Portale Richard C. Naegle, Philadel- David G. O'Neil, Jr., Reno, Nev. Died from Wounds. Lieuts. George P. ore, Ill.; George D ood, W ; Ser strowski, onstansty mery F . Clarke, arelson, yaller, 30 alk, Conn unker Hill, Kas hree Rivers, Miss Died of Lemuel D Wounded Severely. severely include: L. Moore, Cambridge, Samuel W. Atzer, John H. Critchlow, Pa.; Melroy Cummings, Wwilliam Dube, Lowell, ymole, Punxsutawney, 1 River street, Gustafson, Sy Jackson, Kin nt Stanley C ‘hicago; Privatc Schenectady Topeka; Jeff Ruben B. Albert H. Va.; South Adach, Baird, North Rockland, Tex. Mecl Ga.: Monroe street, South Charles . Heatley, William ~ Yawn, Discase. Pr Shortrid are e yuned obhert The Lieut. R 1 Privates bhiladelphia Tomestead, Rumford, Me.: Andt (¢ ba.; Anthony Reading, Fa. Tl West Philadelphia: John M on, 12 Myrtle Court, Bridg onn.; John Wilson, Kearney, Wounded, Degree Undelerming Lieut. Charles L. Miller valton avenue, Altoona, Miss Lieut. Charles C ).; Sergeant Daniel own, O.: Corporal Vestminster, Colo ngham, \ lass.; Pa. I Action. Sisseton, Youn Jones, Ben- Croal A. Foley Harry A Privates Corpus Bosucz, Chiconec A. Colling, Mont- V. AcGrinn, A. Itandall, Wetz, Binghamton, Ch ert ph Arthur Migs.; Carl T L. Wright ‘olumbin, rork; Harry reported killed in 1live and H. Jackson Previously how reported Jorporal Robe Hale, Mas U. m duty Roslin- on s ne Corps List. rine 1alty ned The lay con missi The rps < thr name: g in list Action. 1. Clinto Iherton Va Missing Privat Hopewell edric ST, JONIN'S PARISH the One, best paris of there, be one of the city. We offer Tor Two and Threc Tenement Also Tots from $50 to §1.000. H. N. LOCKWOOD, Reat Estate and Insurance City Hall e ———————— I —— {0r. MARY G. MOURADIAN Has Removed her office to 87 Prospect Street, 116. Offlice Hours 9 to 10 a. m., 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. 1s to Tel. shop Call 1734-2. C. H. KEELEY A Specialty CARRIAGE CO., New Britain, Conn. Automobile Repairing NATIONAL Seymour St., Williams Auto Go, Office and Service. $tation, 287 Elm St. Nor- | Kennedy, ist, | must make concessions princi- Poland economic Powers on the favored nation. “Publication German, Austrian, Hungarian, Bulgarian and Turkish papers must be allowed. “In any locality where ten German children will be opened.” Provizion, the ade for an elec German ated in the be modified Central Pov CAPT. HURLEY TALKS Wa “For 50 most favorable to the Central ple of the most year of there are a German school paper adds, tive monarch The conditions will he incorpor- constitution which cannot. withcut appro the also is of What Was, Because State Po- liceman Says It Was—I%ire Investi- zations. Robert T. Hurley, a ate-wide reputation for his ability and nothing. was day was here tions concerning he visited the H Box Shop, Captain Hurley visit to the shop that hie had made his [ firc some who has among news to talk much in the city to- making investiga- While in town Corbin & Sons Captain papers say He fire H said on previous to Church findings on that his conclusion that incendiary Whether was due to r negligence 1 not his mind. “El onditions er into that,” Hurley. “What sphinx went the crux determine his time the fire care- been ments or Cap- and s | settled said was to s the what ain was,”” the | premises | forthwith | id on | | | | t | of case is was. dubious. Any it once see ent in- mot go out lik indiscriminately deducibility phically ores; is quite list con- would that its pri and we troversi our ¢ state is | defensible 1 lobiolly offer a. ct turn casc that 1 Captain boy and hich from enigm 150 would om out too ha Hur togr: conlutative. ve nothing action | MOVIES AT Y. M. C. I New Members planation Enjoy Social and Ex- of Iilm Machine. new-n social last ho M. G A men held in evenin th b\ for voung the have the Y June, were heen DO also instrumental proved a en \ nembers of during I the r the month of remi who! in by them in enjoyablc Iwenty-five new iTair W present member including 14 and cmbled, = cream R then 1all and the howed which e motion pictures wer alio m { or an educ } 1 character. the motion picture the manner in This, the enjoy thoroughly. the social was members of the ;ether, and in this connec- uir proved very successful bresent were the Marlow, Leon noski, William Grekor Bagdasor, William Patte Matthew Hayes, Ricano, John Nelson, John Joseph Arthur Roy nley Nesiatka, Kmetyk and demonst | chi explaining hich it is operated to | young men seemed One object the ciation to tion the Among lowing Bruno | i o ward ¥ Charles I of o hrin new asso- those fol- George Segel, [6) Sein on, ibay, McAloon Ricano, manoski, Joh Hurry 1 iTacle ‘iro 1 weki Fle or, MANROSS AUTO G0, OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 139 .\Ich St' A | | | street | { but | energy “In such | to | The ; | (e i | WANTED- | WANTED—BYy | borrow WANTYD. WANTED—By expericnced pher, position doin work. Reference steno: al office Herald. rent ald near Her ound WANTED- Berlin depot WANTED: or full time. Street Stenographer. Inquire 103 Part West 2-2d Position in private Box driving imil Within truck or draft age 7-2-2dx WANT over branc, reference Gt tion hy years experienc office [5) n in all A No. 1 0 work. P Box 545, young lady, room and | 115 2 B board. Tel. DR. CLINTON J. HYDE. ARE YOU BOUND FOR THE SCRAP | HEAP? “Doctor feel right. to me whe time. it. You to bed. vou can But you don’t work and zest of former day; is not restful, and you your food as you once did. And your nerves get the best of you. Things bother you, ruifle you, that you never noticed before. You begin to see dif ficultics where there really are none, Trifles worry you, and not having enoug troubles of your own, you ome. Of course, to 1 but I don’t many say e me the m not sick, That what n they is come to s And that just expre not to can eat, you can sleep, first ses are sick enough You work. with the vim Your sleep don't enjoy a casual observer, seem the same, because you are ing to control you And if shoula tell a friend, go to an in- experienced doctor, they will tell you only imagine things; you should it off. You begin to doubt your- You somctimes think they are right and try to hrace up and be bright and cheerful. But then your old feeling will con back with re- newed vigor. You begin to wonder if it really is your mind only. And if it 1s so, is it the first step to insan- ity? Anguishing thoughts begin tor- turing you; you are trying your b to f them down, to appear happ in vain. You find yourself in the grip of an invisible power that seems to sap your life blood. And or you shake self. 1t when feel and power slipping find you can’t do work any longer, despondent and d to end it all. vour strength | from jus- then | might vou away when you tice to your >u becom cven feel temptc you, much in t same | delicately constructed h 1 s not cared for right. Put it in the hands of an ex- | perienced man and he will soon ha it in fine working order. But try your own hand at it, or turn it to an unskilled person, and it soon be fit the scrap heap. You are very ition ne, w 15 been ove will for Let me save you from the scrap neap! CLINTON HYDE Hartford Specialist, YLUM ST., COR. 'ORD HARTFORD., CONN. J. e ST Hours—10 to f and 7 to 8. i Holidays 10 to Sundays PASTEURIZED The best of selected raw milk thor- oughly PASTEURIZED by our mod- ern proce what is offered you over our of PASTEURIZED MILK. The fine with OUR is brand raw milk cannot comp: PASTEURIZED MILK { for ours is the finest raw milk made | ABSOLUTELY SAFE and PURE by | correct pasteurizing. IRE—DELIC order it today. J E SEIBERT & SON RICH—PT [ovs it | I Main | light | with | § Meriden, | -1-6d | { TO RENT- limo | PAPER. re 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- CASH IN sition. AI)VAN(‘E MINIMUM CHARGE 10s ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. 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’s hands if he does nct know who lost it. HELP WANTED—I'EMALL ARFE § So. New\.ag m Co. TELEPHONE UDERMUHS These positions offer nent employment working conditi Call and sce our tor and Dbe given in detail ahout wages paid, hours of work: sickness, dis- ability and pension plan, vest room, cte, Southern Hew England Telephone Go. 54 COURT STREE WANTED perma- under good “hict Opera- information D—Y es of 16 telephone learning. Southern between | t> learn Paid whila operator, to oper WANTED. bread; ni with somc Hoffmann’ Tows hi work: experience man to wrap preferred. 1-tf clean One TO furs al), ox RENT-—Five room All improvements, right it. Herald Office flat, (Centr Addre BRICKLAYERS WA NTED—Apply Ellison Construction Mfg. Co., job. r to Union 7-1-6dx RENT- cold O Six water, room tenement, steam ted, rovement A 5 Tel 3 hot mod- Hawk- WANTED-— Call a To =0 out working hy 8 Church street. the he: ply n imy 1-3dx ) yng str WANTED—By young man, old, position in ractory farm during summer dress Box 30XX, 18 years | 1nq office or months. Herald Office. 9-3dx Ne Ist ian July Cotta cott bathing, reasonable rd, 1st good table, on | to Oct. Ad- S trolley, good Mrs. A. D, TO RENT—Tenemtent improvements. Washington 6-26 ) REN six improvements 104 South I upstairs. ATl 155 1-6dx all lition at Enquire Modern Inquire Street man for r Apply Uni- society WANTED—Experienced tail grocery business versal Co-operative Main St., city rear room tenement and A-1 urritt street WANTED—Middle tered pharmac cist, Herald Office Experienced htwood Box Machine Ender. Apply N, Walnut Street. con iged man, r Address Phar TO RENT — Five steam heat. cial street. room Inquire 114 tenement, [T Commer- and Na- B. Paper 13-tf 3 ft. treet store; purpose. Apply 6- e in rear litable for 94 Main str ght handlers and crossing tenders by N. Y., N. H. & L. Appiy at freight office, Whi 4-6-t2 TO REN! A flat of six rooms; ern convenicnces. Inquire 9 lin square mod- D ROOMS. th utiful k TO RENT—Two fiv all improvements, quire 8 Lee street. LARGE ROOM privileges in cation room ter Main stri v housekeeping secluded lo- 12, Herald be near pz Box TO RENT front 505 ly furnished veniences at Two all et nicy co Pleasant rooms, for couple of girls. keeping conveniences. required. 13 Hart St., furnished rooms Light house- | Referenc NOTICE. TOMOBILE PARTIE wonable rate; 7 baker. John J ain stree taken scnger 419 out. Stud- West Desirablc s from center. rford Court 2-ldx ED single room, 2 Mrs. Melza ROOM inut Hur = pa Hall, ard, Parties Tak tes, Allen Out. Rea- Richard 7-1-6d Automobile onable VERY DESIRABLE light ing rooms; all modern Phone 14 Call houselkeep convenicnces, car. evening — the Cadillac Repairing shop, 774 7 FOR HIRE Sunc hour, car. Main evenir or Boston RISNT (Furnishe d) ing room, two all improvemen Kitchen, edrooms, large b 198 Main St hoe street. 1-2d din- 1th; NOTICE do electrical hang install doorbells do repair work reasonably. Coridan, Jr., Jerome 1628-4 wiring, nd Richard telephone 3-£-tf ROOM in LARGE privile location with house beautiful park. Box 12, eping | luded Herald se near e ar lin, ¢ FOR haby FOR S. md T Kensi FOR new S returr Vermont Tonn ALE AL —Camera on FOR SALT. l \ .X,|rma AR T vestment Mapl Cremun Melinroc t| for man people. (Don't 11th 16 cause or BB Herald Offi bedrc picc SALE—Up-to-date odd living FOR also room %t touring $125 ApDly condition tnut ch gr condition: new tir » offer. . Fenn Nours Tel. 315-3 or )R SALI dition 0. d.-8dx first Richmor Almost e A new coll wn psible e reed br Trinity rri Includi Apply man ¢ carriage. -1dx FOR red ALE our - 6 two milch Marks, cows, nes dj SAl sprin chic treet Roll nnors-Halloran top desk, po Aetna Bowlin “Mount most popu sort, including dwell 14 rooms. Modern Electric light, w asino, bowling maller outbuildin Nine of land. Large ice-house good pond. Terms to s chaser. F. M SALE in 5, Bri bill in Reward. McMillan’ 93 Vine b or street se conveniend pavilil and mg = alleys ac] W] it the pl Zimmerman & ( Plainville trolley— Sunday. Reward if 1d Office. 7-2-2dx 38 trolley ned to He LOS street plate turn One 7-room Street: fan SKIP WAN TH be bou RE $17—Ea TWH | Bring you 10 per cent. on your money. 272 Main stroet 15 Main St., New Britain. Bunch of or Stanle G. A. W to Herald. keys Wor .\\\n( Reward Myrtle Name- Re- on FOR SALE—Pigs at Farms. Telephone 668-4 FOR SALE 60 Hig) Street, a gem. floor. mily, 9-room house, Cottage, 40 Monroe 6 rooms on cach All modern convenience 3-family, brick, 49 Beave) These can all be bought on easy terms H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main St. ROOM 208 NATIONAL BANK BVUILDING, HERE ARE SOME GOOD CHANCES — DON* THIS SPACE—YOU WILL FIND WHAT YOT REE FAMILY HOUSE—Pearl Court, very nght on YOUR OWN TERMS. centrally located—oa O FAMILY HOUSE—On Lincoln Street—Very desirable section. NTS—South Burritt street, 6 Rooms, $30—No. 81 Smalley st Main Strect Store, $60—DMain Street Store, rare chance. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 308 Bank Building. Streer Factory Rebuilt Typewriters of All Makes Sold, il:rged and Repaired. . N. B. Typewriter Exchange 9-tf —— WANTED--Colored lady as | attendant for babies, Satus flay afterncons and even-| ings, RAPHAEL DEPT. STORE. J. HOCHMAN FAYS BEST PRIC ¥FOR RUBBERS, RAG OR SECOND HAND ETC. AG ble man INTS WANTED. wanted, act propertie Connecticut coast. Op- | for hustler to make bi an be worked in connec- present occupation. Ref- s Jay Smith m. Large de- property N¢ tative woman, to spon cith agent for along the portunity money tion with erences Co., velope Jongland represer or S our hore required. Js South of ne, Cc o hore in W 6-28-6d JUNK, BOT- FURNI- SUMMER BOARDE TEL. 468-4. ATTENTION! MR. CAR BUYER Here’ best opportunity you can get: ew QOakland—Kissel and Elgin Motor Cars now on our floor ready for Immediate Delivery See our splendid line of Cars. = Fifteen used Pleasure Vehicles and Trucks—Must be Sold This week, also Clearing Sale of Tire Open Evenings. COHEN MOTOR CO. 86 Arch Street Orders KISSET Dodge Brothers Cars. OAKLANDS Served in Rotation ELGIN Telephone 612. » MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE S SCHULTZ & COSTELLO Inc., 42 MAIN STREET. TEL. 24- T hse Cars Are Going to Be Sacrificed Tt is No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. paid COHEN MOTOR C Oalk up to you to get here and secure a bargain. High-grade used cars. {—1916 Iord Touring, good tires, mnewly painted, Price — 1914 Big Buick-Fou ful car 3—lLate de 1916 Motz popular light Touring, new tires 5 Overland Touring, roomy 5-passenger .. 6—Late model Dodge Brothers delivery car, will ca 1500 pounds, cquipped with self starter. Has d good care . —1914 Overland track for only Dayton Truck. express body, new tires, over- n offer 7-pussenger Tourlng, Brothers Touring, subject to offer. Roadster, only Studebake deals. Oy Part payments e Ao o $ 285.00 roadster, a roomy and power- 195.00 model \lll’n 'l‘(llu‘h!;:, in good nu‘(‘h(\m(’n) or= delivery, self-starter, a dandy light dillac new Dodg Buick -passenger o relable model cars. be told can’t from a 1350.00 10—1916 (1—1913 603.00 for 1 trade. Highest prices rranged. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Motor Trucks. Come he tor late } Brothers Cars. During Sale. and Tires, Migin, Kissel. Dodge Open Eveni Supplics s Kissel

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