New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1918, Page 10

the yich & delicic- Woodbur PWaterbury. lox, Harttord § Roclville. omersville tratford ida, 834 Maple i Stanley w. (3) . H. v, Joseph I ‘ohn, Bigelow anley ftaymond C'. di, Carlos C puglass, Mrs Wenazeck, 1 “Bagesombe, Harold Frank, K Griges, Goodrich, Huestead St Toseph Minnic on, corporal G. S. onn., Roxbury road, Krensk, It Lnoa, from Murdock, Mr Minnetto, Maria, Moreno V nia, Raralansk Rhodes, W Roseman Broad Alice, 231 13 Co. H, | Strat- Churcl W. Main St. »odland St. sergeant, street, Austin, 18 King e H. S04th Infantry, ford. Francis F Company, 151st straet, Meriden Louis T. Caihoun, private of Maine R. O. T. C., Br Morris G. Cohen, pri 0. T C, Hartford.— Kenneth M. Colburn, Co., 151st D. B., Norwalk Gardon R. Comsto 304th Infantry, Albert H. Dessau recticut Home Guards, §4.F avenue, New Britain imon J. Donahue, Infantry, Waterbury. Albert C. Dow, sergeant, 304th Infantry, Bridgeport E Dvileskis, s B, Wa Ellis, Bl Foley Justine rcon, D serges 204 Colony 1499 Trving University s Starr, T Smith, vl Sullivan, Kath Stank, Anthony Turscki, Anderser, Tryon, Fred H Throron, Franc Wrpehow Wilson, Chas., Walsh, Mar; Allyois, port. 299 Cornell R. - geant, 9th Winter Co. . 1882 W. Main. Con- vk Rocle ut St wagoner, 304th DELANEY, Postmaster. THOUGHT THEY WERE GA The breaking of a valve in the ¢ monia tank at Andrews, Swift & Co plant Sunday afternoon caused heavy ammonia fumes to fill the street in the vicinity of the plant, to such an extent to make it impossible for anyone to 1 for time afte the valve had been fixed. James Kel- ly and Fred Morcy, employes at the reat house, were making repairs on he freczing apparatus when the valve shot out of tank. They worked beside the tank in the fumes t ng to repair til both were nearly overcome. With the aid of secured from the fire department, Kelly and several firemen later went into the plant and repaired the break The in perfect condi- tion none of who entered the chamber of were overcome. Although the fumc entered stables the comp the hors not affected & ras’” Co. B, S 11th st ant, D Harold B 151st D. Herbert rbury ate 1st class, 5th Ansonia ser nt, 304th Hart rench, private, 152d D. s some captain, Brown R. ston. W Haley : Stonin John T. Infantry, Torrington Willlam F. Hayes, ant, 1 Waterbury sergeant Sth Ca 304th 23a the it s mz Charles D masks were Meriden Kelly, Colchester, LLOE Conn Haven cadet cap- ultural col- 10} L William ( AMarshall M Win s Knoeppel, Lamphea i also ny, o ) achusett Lathan, Har Latta, New Haven Lautenbach st Watertown Winds annin Derhy Mitchell, Wate Ison, South Woodstock rry, first lieuten o C., Hartford Relly, West Hartford Reuter, Greenwich. Alfred W Seidelm, Waterbury Michael F. Shea, New London Skeldin Southbury Bdward tebhins, Waterbury Kenneth B-Strickland, Torrington John L. Sullivan, Waterbury John I, Tageert, Bridgeport i Hargld A. Thompson, Shelton Horace C. Vibert, corporal The Tdeal Wife. the successful men of this country wrote: “What jever I am, tever succe I { have attained, T owe it all to my wife. She ever been an inspiraiion and the helpmate of my life.”” To bhe wife should be | the woman, but 10w °d down araggi na this condi- to build up tford D One of os ently Haven r¢ nd own has greatest such a ambition impo { by headach down pains, { bl ery tion successful of e every when backache, dra arles . nervousness . woman in hould start at once | her system by a tonic of speeific pow- h as Lydia B. Pink Compound, whic generations has been restoving Amer- ican women to health and consequent dvt. ers, su s Connecti- | happines 'Y WEDNESDAY MORNING AT THE g o CURRAN DRY GOODS CO. & 81-385 Main Street A whole day’s busincss easiiy done in halt thesie prices. Black Ribbed boys and girl, pair m Powder, 18c. Do. Hose for . Mavis Lux alke e, Difebuoy Laundry Waist 19¢. Fomont Shirt Tints Sunset Dye soap $1 Blouses for hoys Tvosy Soap 6. $2 Voile Waists 1. Sweates Sweaters Sweaters S $1.50 Bungalow Aprons 50 Child's 8 Chi txtra Aprous lurge size Bungalow $1.59 15¢. $1.50 Black Apron $4 Blankets $5 Blankets 87 Blankets $8 Blanke(s een Double: 19c. Turkish Towels Curkish towels 98c. Art 8ilk Hose for $1.50 en wom- Pure Silk Hose for won NEW BRIT turned hom Mrs. ¢ have returned fre [ ' 15, where they Fred A s coks, I§ the navy to, me from the Brooklyn from her John J Burke v | stre trip | morr { | correct from ¢ he West her week-en Main vacation bas returncd from Alexandra lodge meet hall afte Wa to sew ow eveni Turner will Thur at the hom of Kingsbury, 434 members 1001 for the The | hemi a tol vak ar n i at Amo tributors F. the mis Eagle, $4.75; of hemian $5.15 and the Hartford Britain Alliance, §1.1 shs Privates Alfred Brink nd Harold Be were home from Camp \‘s\l'l.:;! over David avenue cordin for people Britain Bo- have raised $73 for Stamford. larger grish,$6; werk Boh the society, New members of Ladie: Bohemian and Bo- 1e,$5 unday artford seas, ac- Roscnberg of 142 I arrived safely ove to advices received by r.oand Thomas O’Rourka of spent the O'Rourke baseball te red by I ball ha his par- Mrs. Louis Rosenbers. uth Norwalk in this cily. the New Britain that was man- The two former pleasant reunion of the L. G Mr reet, | weels-end played on m in 1892 k Cox players had a monthly meeti No. 104, N. the home Wood 3 ular Ladies’ Auxiliary, will be held at Charles Reancy Thursday Dr. N turned from the where she has been cation. ind o'cloc vening at G. Mouradian has re- Catskiil mountains spending her va- Dar O’ Lt entertaining her of Port Chester, Mrs. iel of street Adeline Simons, Yo ry Garden | cousin, New is Stan- anley eve- 'he Red Cross association of ley Quarter will mect in the school Wednesday and Thurs nings duri september. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel son and daughter left this a four days’ auto trip to city. M Julla Elwood Marston of Rocky Hill, formerly of Danbury, and Trank White of New Britain, formerly of Danbury, married Tuesday, Augus Henry W. M At the regular mecting of Britain council, Poyal Arcanum evening, Supreme Orator Hoadlg Grand Regent ming will speak. An open meeting and smoker will be held following the regular: business meeting. The regular meetin Cirele will be held this rooms at 166 Main stre tendance is requested list States in the cluded the namse of 128 Glen street ay and on York | O'Leary rnir New were 27, by Rev ier. New this and of Isabella ling in the A full at- | ev Today's United service of men accepted by the Shipping Board for nt marine in- F. Froeba merck of Ge The be oughly PASTEURIZED ern proce what our of y our mod- is offered you PASTEURIZED | [ over brand | MILE | e finest raw milk cannot compare with OUR PASTEURIZED MILK— for ours is the finest raw milk made ABSOLUTELY SAFE and PURE by eurizin, PURT RICH DELICIOUS Order it tod 401 PARK STREET. J. HOCHMAN Pays Best Prices For JUNK and SECOND HAND FURNITURE TEL. 468-4. just that Htdle | looking for in | $3000. Buys on easy term: home you have been the edge of New Britain. Large lot, | barin and coops. City water and gas, | H. N. LOCKWOOD, Real Estate and Insurance AIN DAILY HERALD, e \Local and Long Distance | {Parties Taken Out at J. E. SEIBERT & SON, | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 191& The Classified Columns are vour agents—the perny ads reach hundreds in the cily every week night and the chances are that several read- ers out of the hundreds will be interested in your prepo- sition. Have you lost a sum of Meng; Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising mantities and turned in at the Herald. Your money will . surely remain in the finder’s hands if he does nct know I who lost it. Al the HELP WAN WANTED— Yot fied in colamn must be the Herald ice by 1:30 p. m. on the < of issne. HELP WAN Motor truck drivers. In- s Coal Oflice, Frank WANTED. mon, 104 WAD « TED feteria ford Court xcellent oppo X17X 31-3a Box 8 WANTE washing um. Good ¢l Berlin Constrac. 8-50-6d who ¢ TED- advancement. Co n cook. Office for tion Berli | WANTED-—Male gins Forwarding C: to start Woolworth $9.00 1. Co., 1 street Ma 5 = WANTED—F crossing te HOR 5. Whiting St eight handlers and by N. Y. N. H. & Appiy at fredlght office, WANTED- kins Pr Gir’ ears old to Address Box 9 AX, 8-23-tf >—Colored cook WANTED—Boy right par Addr Nagle learn a trade 8-12-tf ED—Woman between 10 for collecting. nan, 47 Main e of Gt NOTICE. JANTED—Party connected with force in out of town organiz to locate in ghis city family reasons. [ Can handle set but prefen connection with tion ause A pastry cook. Board $40.00 a Hotel | 2-tf desire and room. boolks at Union -t 2 PAJRTI ratgs, wrd Covert. ! 1 OMORILFE Reasonable Roa giving f and price er. Box ull | particulars TRYED ou /will - canning delicious ore. To- 19 about our want m e Tel. Furnished house for winte I Herald, box or 1 American AA. of ong SERVICE Britain ment Clerlk, ss, Resca ypewriter. Salary $12 $2,000. Hixperience unneces: en ddsiring government writé for frec Leonard (forme minerp Kenoi Washingthn TOMOBLLE Seven No. couple. GOVERNM ENAMIN eptember. Teacher, Clerk, 9-3-2dx | in Goverr Anspe [ cup- o T "‘ Tel, pol ns particulars to n range with Box 18AX, Heral fore September AT PARTIES enger Studet John Hall taken er, out. by family 1ld NOTICE~-All kinds of Electr structign work done; house fixture:, etc. Tel. 1628-4. NGO e school Western Two bicyeles after mes: wiring, Richard 3-tf th ph Co. B n )—DMale 1ale telephono | until 10 graph ( 9 WANTE and p. m nights clerk Wt T car. Frank Brown, D FURNISHED ROOM for 1 ou connected of town in WANTE with sation becanse of fax handle set of .nection with married, ag Herald WANTED—An apartment of four or five rooms, for family of two. be in good Box Herald. TO R{ENT gedtlemen or Prospect ge front and room for two wife. 84 9 1x : nan ily reasons. ut sales foree 34. Address prefer cc Amecrica Box 8 FOR RENT wished v OVERLAND AG Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. *Phono 2227 139 Arch St. Very room for gentleman, desirable f 53 P locality. B, 12 )—Clerk onte. Why that clos . Apply in our not work Monday MecMilla sev The Williams Auto Go. QOffice and Service. | Station, 287 Fim St GIRLS ARE WANTED BY THE So. New Eng Tel. Co. FOR POSITIONS AS TELEPHONE GPERATORS These posttions offer permas . nent employment under good worklug conditions. Call 2nd seo our Chief Opera- tor and be glven information In detall about wages paid, hours of work; sickness, dis. ability and pension plan, rest room, ete. Southern Kew England Telephore Co. Reasonable Prices. LEON F. LIEGEY, Phonre 1033-4. 208 North Street TO RENT ROOMS SEVEN ALL IMPROV MIINTS, KRERPING POSES. 1 FOR VIGHT [HOUSE- OR ROOMINK: PUR- 2 MAIN STRIJET. DENISON GARAGE | 430 MAIN STRWET Livery Cars for Hive, Day and Night Civil Service Phone | FOR FOR foot Leon P’hone 10 SALE—Pigs for months old well seasoned { 00 kord, delivereds 208 North St 22-t4 SALE—Woo lengths FOR three cal Two and 1033-4 o North Bds, 8-23-t1 sale Phone 1 a OR SALE- son I Car. Larg 8-30-3d7 senger Buick itain Garage 8-30-34 ar. New 1t st 8-30-3¢ rd Delivery LOST. ile of clothes, tween and Jeairy 1. Phone 1 . Tair ighs sixc Good af counters, vriter, first J. Edward Phone 629, 8-31-2dx colur new; Onc cls afternoon West wr between a4 and Main of mone erchief xton str d in W retu 1) -ldx e Finder street vleas Joseph I BARTLE the farm Britain = For Sale 2 hera Enquire Tel. 16§ half-grawn tortolse if returned 204 Saturds | LosT f Reward i Kkitten Lincoln on New to &t len 6 weeks old M. H. Hazen, Phone 677 FOR SALF $10.00 tire. Reward. ach tion. Berlin, Conn., FOR SALF 1913 Owner drafted taken at once. Ford Wil Tell 17 touring sell cheap 8 TO RENT— mprovements, Four room tenc: 11 Smith ment with 8- 5 TO RENT—Tenement; five room improvements; 9-3-3dx 3 oall new house, 648 West 31-8d FOR SALE—Stanley steamer runa< bout; cheap for cash. Inquire E. F. Bailey, 118 Arch, after 6 p. m. TO R room ran Solomon N'T—Heated modern and bath with conne Inquire Tel flat of ted coal | S - P 7dx | ‘White enamel bedstead, mattre Also small stove and gas range. Call Thursday. Phone 1148-13 FOR SALE horse-hair 2 parlor AIL1 pefore ovements Cranda 338 -6dx. | { Surnished 5 per week or wnished Light Rooms, $4. All newly decorated. Main street. TO RENT—36x18 ft. space in rear of Main street store; suitable for any purpose. Apply 394 Main street. 6-28-tf Single Raoms, B0C: per night Housckeeping light, airy rooms, Begley House, 422 o | Here’s a good chance for you—Come to the Stanley Works Office and talk with { Mr. Gilpatric.: g TO RE Five rooms, improvements, 36 Ni= modern St. 9-3-tf all nnerton FOR SALE lass Brick Blocks, Nos. 24, 26, 28, 30 Lafayette St., contain- 8 Tenements—Modern equipment and good business section. terms to good party. H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main St. 208 National Bank Building, Roor: Real Fstoate. Insurance. Here’s a desirable Two Family House on East Main | Street. Price right, only $5,000—Good corner lot 50x150 feet. RENTS—One at No. 189 Winthrop Street $20, No. 44 Olive Street $22. Five rooms each. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Maln street 305 Bank Builaing. fill Rent or Seli on Easy Terms : 10 yard. ba Family o brick dweiling located in Clayton and put for the righty party. opposite brick good A Murray's Just repaired, papered in condition, real in The Home Banking & Realty Co. | 193 MAIN ST. PHON AUTO TRUCKING Distance moving by Auto truck. Inter-Urban T and Storage Street, New Britai A.P.and G. Local and service. Office 16 Long The Main Day and Night company. Tel. 125-4. er P. MARSH. | acy Rbuilt Typewriters ™ of AE Makes Sold, Rerged and Repaired. N. B. Typewriter Exchange 54 COURT STREET, Storage, Supplies ana! ¥ City Hall tepairing. 72 West Main Street. lephone 612,