New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1918, Page 10

L the trenches at n fithe Scottish and Canadian The company got to their m. “At the billets it we had reached heaven b a place of 1 fting at the B returncd to B+ Arrivi 1t 0a illets for a the front the front il 25th, 1915, a tremend- fwas opened on our lasted for about two W attack was launched fifront and the enemy £ against the Allied Canadians in the re- | to take up positions By this time the creeping fllincs and the city of fbe a mass of flames e of what had hap- ot down the road for t this place Turner retreating Belgiums everal thousands | were running with #to evade the onrush- fery adds: “Our am- s were brought ed, but before they s more than one- were killed or > on East LLO inc., TEL. 24-4 STREET R SALE ld at Once. Splendid Loca- each floor. Can be easily rice is right. See us quick or v' & Realty Co. 3" Main Street Factory Rebuilt Typewritets of All_Nlakes " Sold, Rented and Repaired. N. B. Typewriter Exchange Telephone 612. 72 West Main Street. ! wounded. | minute and .explain back | | earned ten-day ! has | ing We saw coming toward us gas cloud was several Germans. It may it | d in back of the thousands of he best to stop a what a gas cloud scen” the speak- that gas the a looks like when tivst id and explained reminds a person of a heavy fos, pting that it is yellow.” The soldier said that his company saw the rench soldiers coming back and had ust received a gas attack and their faces carried a greenish yellow color, By this time the French had been driven back f about two miles or more and the Canadians came to the rescue as soon as possible. After two days of battle, the Brit- ish reinforcements came up. The British Canadians and French ig.all numbered about six divisions, 25,000 in each divisio The Germans had about 60 divisions of the same num- ber. On April a German officer who could speak very good English was captured. He asked where the Canadian reserves were. The Can- adians had none. After five days and nights of battle the Canadians wera put in reserve. They stayed about one mile from the lines for fourteen s under heavy shellfire, then were removed further back for well- rest. cloud ex CHAMBERLAIN MAY BE TRANSFERRED | As Result of Injuries, FLocal War Hero Expects to Enter Army Intelligence Dept. Although it had been expected for some time past that Lieutenant Rod- man Chamberlain of this city, who was attached to Company E, 102d United States infantry, serving in France with the American Expedi- tionary forces, might come back to the States as military mstructor, word been received here that he will not arrive as previously planned, ow- to the fact that he pects momentarily to be transferred. As a result of a fall several weeks ago, when Lieutenant Chamberlain, while on duty, stumbled over a cam- ouflaged trench, falling in it, he may be incapacitated from further ive military service for the remainder of the war. Just what occasioned the fall is not known at present, but Lieu- tenant Chamberlain’s fall caused the straining of the ligaments of his leg | which necessitated an operation. The operation was performed at a base hospital and Lieutenant Chamberlain still confined to that institution “somewhere in France.” He is slowly convalescing however, and instead of being discharged from duty because of his affliction, he may receive a transfer from his present post to the intelligence division of the army, in which department he would serve for the duration of the war, Lieuten- ant Chamberlain distinguished him- elf while in the service and has been cited for the distinguished service cross. Lieutenant Chamberlain is a brother of State Treasurer Frederick S. Chamberlain of this eiy. His wife, Mrs. Constance Chamberlain, is re- siding in this city, and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Russell of ac- Grove Hi Amog the many friends | TO 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 money ? Have you lost a sum of Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in at the Herald. Your money wiil MINIMUM CHARGE 10e EACH INSERTION. All Advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by 1:30 p. m. on the day of issue. TO RENY. TO RENT—Seven room All modern improvements. screens, shades. Room and Mond: tenement. Shower Apply to Office open evenings. 20-2d 6. saturd TO RENT — GARAGE Court. STOCKS herman 7-20-5dx FOR surely remain in the finder’s hands if he dces nct know . who lost it. FOR SALE. fleld note book in and Hart streets, to Board of Pub- Hall, Engine vy of Arch Return lic office, Works City astern Star wnd Francis given Elm pin streets. LOST- Main reward Hawker, between Suitable if returned to A. G St. 7 WANTE WANTED—Dboarding for fants. Apply Conn. Children’s Socl Hartford, Conn. homes in- Aid -1d WANTED—D: restaurant, 294 Main street. WANTED—1] TO RENT—Furnished apartment four rooms. No children. Addre Apartment, Herald Office 7-19-2a4 RENT enement, small family, second trolley station, Elm suitable to house from Hill. -19-2dx TO RENT—Modern tenement; provement Inquire Washington street. im- 7-17-4dx ypewriting to Post Office. do at home. Box 7-19 2dx WANTED- buy Elm Hill Please terms. Address To a building state pricc and Lot, Herald Office. 7-19-3dx lot at WANTED— room. Co., T An Apply ear 169 istant Peck & Main St. in platin Younz M T-18-3d TO RENT—36x18 ft. space in rear of Main street store: suitable for any purpose. Apply 394 Main street. §-28-t¢ ‘WANTED—Drivers Apply Adams Street. and lady press Co., cler 16 furnished at 1-tf TO RENT—Two front rooms, all 505 Arch street. nicely conveniences NOTICE:. LAWNMOWERS Greenwood street. sharpened Tel. 15 ROOM AND BOARD at 158 South Main Street. T-16-6dx Automobile Parties Taken Out. Rea- sonable rat Allen car. Richard Covert. Tel. 7-15-6dx TAKEN Brown, 7-10-12dx PARTIES car. Frank AUTOMOBILE out. Buick Tel. 188-2. D—To Buy cash register. O. K., care the Her Ad- plain day. -ldx. NTED—Dressmaker for v State wages by the Herald. 7 GOVERNMENT needs 20,000 women clerks at Washington. Exe tions everywhere in August. ience unnecesar Women desirin, government positions write for fre. particulars to J. C. Leonard (fi mer Civil Service Examiner), 107 Kenois Bldg, Washington 0-5dx TED perienced NOTICE—We do electrical wiring, hang fixtures, install doorbells and do repair work reasonably. Richard Coridan, Jr., Jerome St telephone 1628-4 3-6-tf whom Lieutenant Chamberlain met while confined to the hospital in France, was Lieut. Monroe Parsons of this city, serving with the Roosevelt hospital unit ~ MUST BE SOLD AT Absolute Auction Sale To Highest Bidder, Regardless of Price On Easy Terms. Liberty Bonds Accepted Saturday, July 27, 2 P. M. Eight Semi-Bu Rain or Shine ngalows 12 ROOMS EACH, ON CITY AVE. AND CONN. AVE., NEW BRITAIN, CONN. In which every modern convenience is carefully combined with good craftmanship and excellent taste to make a perfect home. There are six delightful rooms in each apartment, rear and front porch, furnace heat, hardwood trim, original design electric fixtures, plate shelf in dining room, cement walks around, large bath rooms. Call and talk the matter over with us before sale. Owners: PHENIX REALTY CO., Hartford Agent on ground every day. Auctioneers N. Y. AUCTIONEER CO., 57 Conn. Ave., New Britain | WANTED—Two w- | WANTED-—Resposible man | WANTED-—Experienced cook and to Madison. Lumber anid waitress Apply New lling to go Britain Coal Co., 301 Park st., Mrs, Howard | L. Platt. 7-19-44d itresses, h Asia 9-2dx 73 Chur taurant, WANTED—Competent eral housework. bert Hooker, girl for Apply Mrs. N. Kensington, Conn 7-17-e. o. d.-3dx gen- Al- WANTED-—Waitress for the officer’'s dining room N. B. Hospital. 7-16tf HELP WANTED—MALE., to drive good proposition Address, Auto Herald. 7-20-3d. Auto Truck. to good man Truck, Box 6 A under forty desires to locate in New Britain for family and prop- erty reasons. 20 years’ practical and technical experience along mechan- ical lines. Would 1 position general foreman, superintendent tant to manager. F principles of scientific management. Now employed efficiency engi- neer, but not on direct work For interview X6X, Herald as or as addr Box 7-20-2dx )—Man lars from hous salary expected. to distribute to house. Box 32 circu- State 1d. 18-3dx WANTED—DMan to Can work good boy old. plecroft Quarter. Phone WANTED—Two Will pay § person or Main $ work on 14 or Farm, farm. cars anley -4d. barbers. | Apply in Barber, 138 Conn. T-17-5dx first-class per week by letter. Middletown, 2D—AL bench a Ww! 10 a once, 8§ or Ti hands who are experi- filers and assemblers. ges, ideal working con- B. and K. Mfg. Co. Ellis street. Bmployment office open iivenings from 7 to 9, except Sat- urdays and Sundays 7-15-6d WAN enced exp enced Good ditions. 9 clerks 406 Arch street 7-13-1f at Doherty market, WANTED—Freight handlers and crossing tenders by N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Appiy at freight office, Whiting St 4-6-t2 Used Cars For Sale 1 two ton Republic t Iy overhauled and ready for the road. 1 1917 Ford Commercial Car, | 1915 ¥Ford Commercial 1 1 1915 Ford Touring Car 11915 ick thorough- ' Car. Ford Runabout. City Service Station and Stanley Sts, Conn. { We Hartford Ave, New Britain, The Home of Delivery Cor. Cars, miliar with | government | [)4‘1»[: SAT hox weight IFurniture FOR Good opportunity to buy at e 1,100 asonable hs. good e, price, bout Store. SALE—1917 six cylinder, nger Studebs good condition. if taken at Walnut St.. cer touring c Will sell che Tel. 212-13 one - Britain, Conn. New mn Hares ILasily and Ready for table months ol 19 Buell 1986 7 Cheaply when four St. Tel 2d. raised. FOR SALE—Six Improvements. 194 Carlton Two lots, s Room Cottage. Al Party leaving town. St. Belvidere. Also “Ledge Crest.” dx. Six condition. FOR 191 ma SALE—Oak ouring Car. ny extras, Call Winthrop St Sensible A-1 107 FOR SALE—Fine celery plants, Warlock stree | FOR SAL engine, in “ord Touring Reason for selling. service. 5 Sherman ow Court. -19-6dx FURNISHED ROOMS. with Board Washington Furnished gentlemen. Room 24 for street. 7-20-tf. two TO RENT—Large two connecting rooms housekeeping. Mrs. Church street. Room or for light ront B, 7-20-1dx. TO RENT—2 ble for single Furnished Room—To one gentlemen. Breakfast . if 4 Park Street TO RENT—Barn Whiting street. connecting rooms, suit- light housekeepin also a room. Tel. 984-2. 19-2d or two desired, 7-18-2dx shed, 119 7-18-3dx with WANTED—Two connecting furnished rooms, central, private family pre ferred. Address Box Herald 1 Office 18-3d Large I'urnished Room for one two gentlemen. Eleetric gas, hot and cold water. family. 112 Lake St. or Private 7-17-4d TO R light McG Turnished Toom with housekeeping privilege. Mrs. 24 Camp street, Tel. 339-13 16-5d for light or two 11BB, 16-64 oom one Box TO RENT-—Furnished hoysekeeping or for zentlemen, Address Herald Office. | Two Furnished front housekeeping, 2 center. Box 7 He rooms for minutes ald, 7 light from 20-1dx. | SUMMER BOARDERS. | Indian Neck, Branford, Cottage 1905, July 1st to Oct. 1st, cottage on | Dbeach, trolley, good bathing, fish- ing, good table, reasonable rates, Mrs. A, D. Frey. 7-1-tf ROOM AND BOARD at Sound View. By the day or week Month of August. For particulars call 306-23 after 6§ P. M. dx J. HOCHMAN Barnes. | light and | SALE. ] DRUG STORE FOR SALE—In busy Bridgeport growing section. Chanre for druggist with small capital. People’s Pharmacy, 1750 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 7-1212dx | One 1915 Ford delivery car for sale E: Auto- 15-tf cellent condition. $200, Elmer Main Motor in e ceptional valu mobile Co., 22 —Plgs at the Telephone 668-1. Berlin 6-3-t1 FOR SAL: Farms. FOR ¢ place the Greenwood and is an home at « quick. A New ALE—The on Greenwood first offerin Malin Thig property or long time, to buy a fing Better act Deputy Sheriff, 6-13-8d, Richard street of in is street opportunity low price P. Mar Britain ushek” up< condition. Sacri- to re- Box 17-6dx FOR SAL right piano in iz for $ v sponsible 24XXX, terms Address Office 7 FOR SALE have trade the folloy These m just taken in talking ma- be sold at once unheard of low prices, condition,. look and play like new Records included. Two Grafonolas at $10; one Gr fonola at $20; one Grafonola at $25; one Grafonola at $35; one Edison Phonograph with 50 records $6; ofe Standard Machine $5 one Munola, cabinet instrument $45; one Victrola with cabinet $55. All latest model instruments. Easy monthly or weekly terms to suit. Come quick if you want one. Brodrib & Wheeler, 138 Main street. chines. at these All in perfect 7-15-16-18-19% FOR SALE—1917 ley-Davidson as new. Frank, Three speed Har- Motor cycle. Good Price reasonable. J. J. East Berlin. 7-18-3dx. FOR SALE—$5,200 buys suburban place on 6-cent limit $1,000 cash required. C. C. Pren- tice, 18 Asylum St., Hartford, ar phone evenings New Britain 1335-5. 7-19,6d 7-room "OR SALE—S-room suburban house, hot water heat, sun porch, electria range, lot 75x150 feet, in high- class residential section, price $7,- 500. $1,600 cash. C. C. Prentice, 18 Asylum St, Hartford or phone evenings New Britain 1335-5. -19-6d FOR SALE—Celery and endive plants 303 Maple street. Call evenings or indays, John Pfeifer. FOR OLD FALS: matter if broken. 1 pay $2.00 to $25.00 per set, also cash for old gold, silver, platinum, dental gold and old gold jewelry. Will send cash by return mail and will hold goods 10 days for sender’s approval of my price. Mail to L. Mazer 2007 S. 5th St Phila, Pa. e $3000. Buys on easy terms, just that little home you have been looking - for ii the edge of New Britain. Large lot, barn and coops. City water and gas. H. N. LOCKWOOD, Real Estate and Insurance City Hall Don'’t | Pays 4c a Pound for Good Rags. Also Papers, Bottles, ete. TEL. 468-4. Dr. MARY G. MOURADIAN Has Removed her office to 87 Prospect Street, Tel, 116. Office Hours 9 to 10 a. m., MANROSS AUTO CO. OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 139 Arch St. Williams Auto Co. Office and Service. 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. Good Paying Property, $35.00 Rent on West Main Strect, $28.00 Rent on City Avenue, READ ESTATE Washington street. Sta_tjon. 2_87 Elm St. ALE. And First Clas All Modern, H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main St. ROOM 208 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, INSURANCE thing to live to speak of. Very D Maix street acres, are open Sundays. | HARRY SPERRY, DON'T PASS THIS UP—Good Two Family house on Lincoln street—Ten per cent. on your money—All provements—Steady rents at $30 apiece—Get a Good Home in a Good Locality, where it won’t cost you any- im- irable One Family House on Hamilton St. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 308 Bank Bullalog. RAILROAD FRONTAGE 976 Ft. on Railroad with 570 ft. siding For Sale Cheap If Sold At Once. already in, containing 11.6 Tel. 517, Clayton