New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1918, Page 16

NEW BRlTA]N DAILY HERAL RIDAY, AUGU 2, 1018 ot i, pg_[fifl ;*\’ ”3 “TY 1.’1'1 think it's fair send- fithout time to clean off vour agents—the penny ads . i F brg e | HARVEST FOR 1919 ) react hundrecs in”ine ity 1 fe, standing between us . i every week night and the ! The Classified Columns are Have you lost a sum of ' money? Glasses, Pins qnd Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in at fBd turning to the others chances are that several read- the Herald. Your money will rinning, said, ‘If 5 Y W1 ¢ this mua means 1o | Farmers Urged to Plant 46,000,- |§} ers out of the hundreds will | surely remain in the finder’s ||| bo: be interested in your propo- CA H v\r \])VA‘\TCE MIN'IMUMCHARGE 10¢ | hands if he does mct know - fomen, you would all M your uniforms.’ el e nexi i | 000 Acres to Wheat i sition. ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. . who lostit. pats. A number of 1 g o RO S —— Bie e to doliverto | Washinston, D. ., Aus A e B onc of the let- | tional plan for wheat the v, AL C. A [harvest in 191y is announced by the HELE WANTED-] United States Department of Agri ‘ulture. American farmers are askec at libe MALE. FOR SALE. ’ FOR SALE. I All* Advertisements for WANTED Raceabout car. inquive | A few baskets of Jap plumbs for can- Sh e eRen ning. Tel. 1873 Woman New cleaning and Britain Nation- | mply wonder- [ ctrcsthening the | 10 SOW to winter wheat this fall not fidiers and keeping than { loss i t, optimistic mood. | Creise of 7 per cent over last year's 5’ the ciassified column ] 5,000,000 acres——an in- { FOR SALE—Upright piano and other ple could see how ;;:)\,\‘M%» and (|l department suggests buildin householdd furniture, <cheap if Association I that an even greater area, —approxi TR AR taken at once. Apply 56 Grove Hill, Sould give it their | mately 47.500,000 acres—an increase | - o i i City a0 R 2 % i S N sonable offer Jibert y. 7 5d-x Bt for wo must | of more than 12 per cent over lasc| Mmust be in the Herald e ety B e e - - fbic to win the war. | Year—could he sown if conditions are | ! aving city > FOR SALE—T a ge; also cide: secially favorable in all the sta 1x A Top carriage; also cide ‘wwar over thete barrel, 103 Columbia St. 7-30-5d- ome here. We do | and would better meet the needs { of} ) X g el alited ticeby 1:30 p. m } FOR SALE—Ice wagon in excellent - — Haid wastesor our [the allied nations at war. p. m. on the ] ; £ e L4 ey - butchgied and | From the smaller acreage condition. Inquire P. H. Condon & | FOR SALE—One Mitchell roadster, h:u»! 0t /taken our | vest of 636 million bushels m be ::n.” |m"_l 30 I)\\u':' Street, —x;r;‘\\;‘n‘_ VISLZ E:{"dnmnyy;“nf ol;dcr :\I‘:d fx‘m\lv g 5 cor | expected, it Gstimated) and from| WAN o onn., Phone § 7-31-60 s, ill sell cheap. rafted. BTope has! Ove I L wnd - from irl for g ner: e Sl 1184 Stanley street. 8-1-3dx atest | the larger a upon an aver 667 millions, basdd yield of 15.7 bus work. Tox 20XX Her his is the My Oakland six road- nt running order, tires | FOR SALE—Winton six 1915 seven OR SALE ster excell rels | {an acre and an abandonment of 10 W caitre | g | per cent of the area sown on account | loin. Also waitress for | ety oy AheD Ktradenoss. R nEsalonine g op e \[f {0 winter kill. The plan fixes defi- | two tubes, full set of tools. A good | five passenger touring car Tel. U | mite acrenges by states and 1n a cam- | A looking car, economical (o run, | 1072-14. 139 Winthrop street. | n to be launched immediately by | 6 o'clock price right. Good reason for selling / 8-1-3dx | the department and the state ining eight Uking of all kinds. Apply Broidrib. Evenings 748 Arch — e (] AMERH}A tural colleges and leadin eturs 6. Eost street, days 138 Main street HORISAT P Ty A e e detthe | throughout the country, gr tono Sibastiano, \ ¥ : $-1-2dx followi alkin m res: Two | he asked to make good Reward ¥ b - latest model Victro one $15, *UH':J‘ The recomr 1 SALE. Rooming house, consists other £40, one Mahogany Grafonola gy ing the planting of spring wh a i 48 rooms all newly decorated $10, one ( fonola 0, two Edi~ Fl‘al](}e Urge GUH other spring crops and regarding live | R tenanted. Place will pay for self | Son phonographs with sixty records stock will - L Will party who took in 6 mo. Terms can be each—one $3, other $6. Every n,nm\ later. igned to the | TO RENT—Plea The total nt, ls AnfLr- cases from clothes in Y M. . A. trect instrument looks and plays like i maximum, are shown in the accom- | Kkitche: ore if desired to woman furn same to this office. Party is FURNISHED ROOMS. See these bargains at, Brodrib & panying table with the percentage of | only, 13 Summer St., downstair known. No questions ked | T = e Wheeler's 138 Main street. 8-1-2dx Furnished Room Or Rooms with kitchenette. Tel. 2 §-1-3d | FOR SALE ciy¥ofuaix o || =mns LR Savin Rock | FURNI > ROOMS—With board. 603- All improvements, 49 Pearl St. ? 5 | increase over the acreage sown last 0y Aus. . .| vear indicated for each state. In some fintrusted with the =appovt of | iatas where a large increase of win- B cchools should know that Bu- | {er wheat acreage | Jnited State E anned cor to reduce P jesson to the United States as a | plannec c S‘ the spring whe \ge. Winter ery publi ‘Will take automobile zhthous Point or ndays for $15.00 —Dodge touring car. New arage, Chestnut street. -te ) TO RENT-—First class tenement, sec- { i 1-3dx | FOR SALE—By party leaving towi, ond floor. All improver In- 7-31-4dx Washingtc L of the war s to keed theg i e safer crop and produces| duirerrear | - — = six-room cottage, all improvements IR - 2cine and to make edueation | SRR T gt o acre, so the 3-2-20 | Foneionced Nurss awning comfore. | Eurnished Room with Board for two | at & bargain price, small smoun} M during and after the war better and | .yapge s desirable in sections where - e . | able home would care for maternity | gentlemen. 24 Washington street. | of cash. 194 Carlton st., Belvedere. # more effective than it has ever been | inis "js practicable. The unusual cases before and during confine- 7-30-5d% B o:c. | according to a broadside announce- | . v ther conditions of the last two | FOR RENT: rms moderate. Address HELP WANT | The Foster place, 5 and | M€ | | BB cacino | ment cntitled “Burope’s Educational}years are responsible for the in-| 6 rooms. $11 and . Inquire at| P O. Box 385 Hart FOR SALE—Pigs at the Berlln P einema thea- | M zo to America,” just issued DY | creased acreage of spring wheat this Mary L. Robinsin, Unionville Av ' ST i Farms. Telephone 668-4, 6-3-tf 0 a thea- LONE I e s ST RE S s g s 2 ENRET { WIANTED—First-class clothing sales- > Big refreshment | the Interior Departmen gh year in some sections where winter Plainville, 8- 2 g Younging and re- | Bureau of Education, for circulation | wheat usually is more extensively NOTICE—Ws= do electrical man, who is capable of managing | FOR SALE—Bay horse. Good driver 1 Bvervthing is pro- | among mayors, school board mem- [ grown. - _— hang fixtures, instali doorbells e store in Waterbury. State age, ex- and good peddling horse. Will sell B0 lowest cost and many | bers and other public officials. In announcing its wheat production |\ by o ¢ . h Jdo repair work reasonably. Richard perience and salary expected.. Good reasonably. Tel. 653.4. 8-2-5d free. ’ France Speaks, program the department considers the R V??T’\ F"‘”“L‘Hw- new, Coridan, Jr., Jerome St, telephone "‘“”Or"“'ll_\"fm’ hv("nn\au, Address = there the soldiers g B e hour, | Browing needs of this country and | A2 AL APrOVEIRDIS . ~ | 1628-4, 3-6-tf James H. Farley, 95 Fifth Avenue, | FOR SALE—Ford touring car in Phile %' was there the solc “Do mot let the needs of the hour, | 5 %0n, 2 % = 50 1o essential food. The Stanley Horwitz, optician, 3 = B L New York city. $-2-3dx Eaodicondltion el 36 oviing picture of their own,— B anding, - its burdens | its Allies for this essential food. 4 Thene Y > . L3 up & md however demanding, or ; = 2 et 1918 har- hone ATTOMOD e e i that is, thely formed a company which [ p ot PUT0 TE 0 T o g - perils, | 1ast crop r )lo)lgé(\rs"n ol |AUTOMOBILE PARTIES TAKEN (oo ronm oo o e ited one Jas though: 1t swaskifor sthe | IOREN R T are N e Wortits sorrows, | Yostof B08 50 S 0RRUSEIS CE Rin —— ut. Buick car. Frank Brown, Tel. | clerical work. Address Clerk, H: e i) WANTED and spring wheat. Although this fore films, mouthing horribly to speaking and burlesquing the wild ¥ ke you un- however, hearbreaking, it is gratifying, | TO RE mindful of the defer —TIrom August of tomorrow t : i t is pointed out that the reserve sup- | heated modern flat of 7 rooms and Roof repairing tin, shin- _novel movie vou ever saw. I m e e T roush whior 1 i T g , lipes = e il T ted of these disciplines ¢ 1)1,‘n “i:“,-:,\:}v\}i ply or carry-over of wheat this y: path with connected coal range. In- | prepared roofs coated with | Porter wanted to work cleaning of- J“"frm S M © A hud artengsd for | in@imdusl muy ho edom SN js” practically exhausted and is the Se o o lomon, | 1sphalt compound or red iron | 1c¢eS of manufacturing plant. Box wo Men Over D which an efficient democracy is po: 1UtONS |y y51qing up reserves of whes is evig | ilerald Office. BEioax i = = | . o o i i o e o || L S G LR O - el D “X | WaxTED aen to operate taines, | Age for Finished Stock Strensthencd) Conserve, ‘endureitaza~ [\ 6 T8 e ToCaE o hent ) R | milling machines and srinders. Ap- tion and privation, suffer and sacrifice crop in 1917, the total exports of Desirable Rent of rooms, e | ply New Britain Tool Co., ”"H\Au\l 4o assure to those whom you have | yhest in excess of,imports, includ- | _Privete house, 101 Fair L B rre——— -30.3d Department. App]y North & Judd Mfg. Co., 14, He smallest on record. The need of 1d. §-1-34 | low rates at five leading hotels and 7-20-tf ore paint. Address Roofs, Box 10X, | provided the most interesting sight- seeing trips in automobile b “The library in the casino, which s thronged with soldiers, is sible, through which the in is alw in charge of the dearest woman, the : AR ; i i o e lonel Hayes, a son of Ruth- | brought into the world that it shall| jng fiour in terms of wheat, amount- tain position. Commercial ov pleas- | 5 = o B Hayes, former president of |be not only a safe but a happy place | eq to approximately 100 million % | ure cars. . G. P. O. Box 286 BAKER WANTED—Apply at Hudson Lunch. 7 the United States. Mr. Edmunds, the | for them. els for the year ending June 30, |y RENT—Six room tenement, all | 6d ¥ M. C. 4. secretary in charge of all | This is France’s message, as report “This is in comparison with | U qC Siniverments, Inquire 57 | — ; \ctivities in Aix is loved by all who |ed by J. H. Finley, Commi of million bushels exported in 1917, nnecticut Avenue. 7-30-6dx | Position as Stenographer; preferably | WANTED—A battery repair man at L B . have been thers. The reception bu- | Education of New York stat 236 million bushels in 1916, and 331 > Il business; references. | Once; experienced preferred. Ful- | LADOY DuUreau. harge of Mrs. Anderson | report on French schools in war|million bushels in 1915. It was . Terald. | ler Storage Battery, 167 Arch St. ted State; T—Two furnished rooms. e L 7-26-tf TO RE and the men are |time. only possible for the Ur at ghter, rt o o ’ ities 3 ~ 1|l >osi uff 9 s re bout them | Also England. to export wheat in large quantities in | © Completely equipped Kkitchen and )—Position as chauffenr, pri- | ———— C Ad “To those who think the Y. M. C. e e 915 and 1916 beca of the large | bath room. All improvements e family. Address Chat ANTED—Frelght handlers and lty vertisement A. is there to force religion on the Lpe i wheat crops of 1912-13-14-15, which | Tlectric lights, 2 First St., Seymour | Herald Office | crossing tenders by N. Y., N. H. & e ST i e o el e B R S R gave this country an aceumulation of | pari e e H. R. R. Appiy at freight office, Personal Tax Notice. i 4 i 5 3oard of Education, S A e e 3 T e SS Whiting S -8- 5 X unpretentious little building in the | #°9C B FEEITCE 01 egislation of of this grain. The 1916 and WANTED Two thousand celery st 6kt | B o mmencing) Monday, uuly | hth) crops both were smaller t since 1911 and besiass this, ) nand for seed | TO RENT—S8 room tenement, provements, corner Arch and Wes 0 s S — plants. Will pay if good. B. J. Baker per thousand & ST e— 33 Main St. ope i Buys on easy terms, just that little | home you have been looking for in place is where they hold their serv- the office of the Personal Tax Collec- tor will be open from 8 a. m. to 9 p. m., every day until Saturday, Aug- nee is quoted : of the war, when of labor became ap- fundamental sign st the beginn Ny crops there was a greater d jces. It crowded at every service not thrust on the men the shor! romise n \s there, to | 1T ) wheat and an increasing population i EOE PN WSS SIRakovery, L S e ‘\I\\]Ur\\ ) fr'.mir'n‘\:- Parent,fe raid Bwasimade UL oN G vau\'(}r,\it, T R Pearl. Apply S. ainley Horvitz, | Position cnanmeurd| e iedse O NEwaBritain SEarge Slot, ;‘)':rjxdfl gjfl? e l’t‘St o e e e schools, o great raid, a successful raid, | yiing, says the department, that the | optician, 327 Main. ‘Phone e e mel barn and coops. City water and gas. qm;c"(;“hv e ‘)’rf)‘:’("miz’;‘c_e "““ ed men and women, working day a raid started by a large body of un- over in all the 10 importing | ' LOCKWOOD, i T e e night for the comfort of our fed optnion-iThel Tenils] oL inA ntries of Europe was practically T | — Real Estate and Insurance CHAS. J. ELLIOTT, diers. And 1 want to rst raid upon the schools has been that usted this year before the new | WANTED—Painting, paper hangin City Hall SpeciallPeraonall Tax ! CollRroy messz T1on waal enirusiealiic b | inaréds cEtousandsigtichlldzen i st; that the normal consump- | po RENT—Cosy home-like suites of | and kalsomine. Reasonable pri — o e nafifax e . by the Duchess of Vendoms, Princess | Ul country have been prematurely | tjon requirements of the exporting rooms, furnished, improvements, | and good work. Box 14X, Herald S S\LL of Belgium a sister of heroic King Al. | Withdrawn from school, and have suf- | countries are increasing ~with the (price right) Bureka Room Regis- | 5 7 Room Cotiage, No. 40 Monroe S Allin fine condition. Al el bert. She was at Aix and when she |fered an lrrepar le damage, a dam- | growth of population instead of di-| {;y 84 West Main St, Tel. 1116-2. | . _ Sy e i S hlotAl‘fs il .Dcop :;‘;;:;‘ told me she wished to express her ap- | which it will be quite impossible | minishing, that some losses in stor- | WANTED—To Buy cash register. Ad- For Pas o tron » 175 ft. b Drociation for what America and A | for us hereafter adequately to repair. [ age and transit may be expected to | ss O. K., care the Herald. These Properties Are Worth C onsidering. erican organizations had do I of. | That is a very ve and distressing | continue, and that it is highly de- 2= T l15-28a £ S e. fered to deliver her m ! symptom.” sirable that a surplus should be ac- | TO RENT—36x18 ft. space in rear of e H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main St. cumulated as insurance against par Main street stor uvitable for any M Fuller displayed her commn cconstructing British Education. o o ot i 1 Cncalion. | tial crop failure next vear. To pro- | purpose. Apply 394 Main street. f ROOM 208 NATIONAL, BANK BUILDING and from : o ess | Tinal place on the broadside is giv- - SRR A _28-tf | . REAT, ESTATE } produced the followi lien to al ropont of the Hnglishicommits|| ¥ido for the k; \f‘ ditio ; ré‘lqun;v 6 AT, ESTATE INSURANCE “T wis 5 e ‘ . e T rents it is therefore extremely de- e : - - — — RS ST el onipuvenile nducation In melation e i e e PR 67| — Remarkable bargain. Little i s 5k el ovatae -t to Employment After the War, which | P el AL lanis | 5 derful society of the Y. M. C. A. In | govcr inters wiheamzecomuenc e be v isntalimo S R mNT-—mwol nicely i furnished | a17 = We can sell vou a very nic : England and France T have seen them | U5, uiry into education at the | & PY he farmers in - the United | “iont rooms, all conveniences “4| used 1917, model 85-4, e sell you a very nice two family house on t work. T have scen their huts at | R e s States this fa 505 Arch street. 6-21-tf 9 . . " o . k | present juncture is big with issues of Yoy AT = Overland, 1200 Ib Delivery S S s . = 2 ghe front and their canteens and 11~ | RSO T "o areat. work of | e mh V| Lincoln street—Will bring you ten per cent. on your e e reatly splendidlY | reconstruction which lies ahead there | AERIAL AMBULANGE { car, Just overhauled and| are aims to be set before us which | s | will try, no less searchingly than war Indian Neck, Branford, | money.—If you want one of the choicest one family ‘Tt is the Army of Charity comfort- is equipped with Goodyear ing the fighting and suffering men S e . 2 o Ma 7 o e g s B e O s rony | itselt, the temper and enduring quali- | Gunner, Injured When Machine Ts| “juy 1st o Oct. 1 cot e - Willl houses in the city see us for particulars. Solallluvsy ita vionidl ind e worn | ties afiounrac faniin ok iz ion s e Hoesitaliny beach, trolley, good hathing, cord tires on rear. ill T ove nd Christianicracity { of cach and all these, education, with Wrecked, Hurr Sp! 3 ing, good table, reasonablc Serad “HENRIETTE | stimulus and discipline, must be our i Trr g A, Mea AND . bres sell very cheap for cash or | (Sisged) Duchess of Vendome, | tand-by. We have to perfect the Hoamens . 3 : ! CAMP REAL ESTATE CO Primoress o hepaome. | civilization for which our men have| Lake Charles, La. Aus. 2—An | will take Ford car in part| . hed their blood and our women the “f was in Aix with H. Sothern and Winthrop Ames when a conting- r | aerial ambulance assigned to Gerstner to establish new standards of | Field near here has made its first run | J_ HOCHMAN i en on leave arrived,” on- | value in our judgment of what makes | in actual service and has fulfilled the | 2 ent o men on eave Arved T con- | e worth living, more wholesomo und | cxpeetations of officers who advoeated | Pays 4c a Pound for Good ‘Wfll A ¢ C were all spruced up but at the rear ‘v)l(vl( restrained in ideals of hehavior, | its adoption. Rags. Also Papers, Bottles,: Hiams uto uo. were a few who were mud-caked and | recreation, ~finer traditions of co-on| A lieutenant at tarset practice at| g | 937 ELM ST. indignant because they had not had |eration and kindly fellowship between | the aer gunnery school about twen- l etc. | & Vi DL S time to clean up. They hung back |class and class and between man and | ty miles from the flying field recently | TEI 468_4 | 976 ¥ and tried to ef themselves, but we | man. descending at terific speed from | | 5 5 8 | ! = F3 : acres. For Sale Cheap if Sold At Once. —===m | WANTED—DM2n for Collecting, | = " e , | high altitude and firing his machine talk to them 1u-; ned character and I v- | gun at a target placed on the \urf:\r’rri T r Q “One boy's open coat disclosed the | sique, a nation alert to the thin of the lake failed to flatten out sufii- | - H/‘RRY LPERRY T l 517 Cl ¥rench war cross. I asked him how | the spirit, reverential of knowledge, | ciently when he completed his dive | U uflfld chanee for fldvanflfl-‘ J el. ’ ayton | payment. 272 Matn stroet s = AT RAILROAD FRONTAGE on Railroad with 570 ft. siding already in, containing 11.6 red into the water. Ie we 1t right up to them and started to | “These are tasks for he got it and he told me that he had | reverental of its te; ers, and gener- | and ci OVERLAND AGENCY, i = e —— i enlisted with the French 2 vears ago | in its estimate of what the pro 1 z | | rescuea i »diately but while not | % 4 \d had won the decoration by turn- o | B ered. was badly brused| Storage and Accessories, ment, Box 11A Herald. nd maintenanco of & German gun on the Boche. Ie | t cost ‘and shaken wp, necessitating a few | Repair Work a Specialty. | mmm—— = : ‘ e e i DENISON GARA Factory Rebuilt K e - T e Gerstner Field to the Gunnery schoo) | s m»\h\ll’uf from an hour and a m::,.“ nl D) | N!Sflw fi R.’ {I‘E £ l:wfm& e e Name of our littlc Dhotos /T Cor for Hirc'Dayianat Ny ordered of All Makes Sold, Rented and Repaired. . Supplics and Fepa We Can now ofier For Sale onc of the b blocks on Main street, located in the busiest section, on the right side of the street, where the crowd passes, well rented under fease PRICE VERY REASONABLE, TERMS EASY. Apply to the Stor | to fit an ordinary cnvelope | | Forty minu ter it } | made t forty mile flight from Gerst ner Field to ihe lake and return and | for “Over There.” the injured aviator was in his quarte Waghams fi“lfi.fl %fl. clining chair for the patient. To dis tinguish it a large Red Crass is paint- ed on the wings. rcade Studic )) | Office and Service. 5" e Studio Qip-lo-date” \. ;Sta“flfl, 28/ }le Sf, The Dickinson’ 183 Main Street 72 West Main Street. Telephone 612 I WA TR TR T TR S A S RO L (e PREEERTED: