New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1918, Page 10

Worn By School and College and Girls, There are many and various kinds, all of which we are in a position to furnish. We advise in each case that which our ex- perience has found will glve the best possible results, or in other words, If Posscsses Merit We Have It. Consult once; an does mnot Boys It at ounce prevention cost much and often saves a goodly sum of money Optical Department, Mezzu- Balcony. our optometrist nine STILL EXAMINING THROAT! Henry I". Moore of the health department ed to the Lincoln school wher they completed takinig cultures from 11 the The kinder- were examined this morn- further outhreak of diph- yeen reported, cither at home or clsewhere, ind other the the ning of thoats of a garteners ing No has hildren's vork pupils. theriz the C WAN spection on by letter giving full particu- lars. this | 'ED :—Women for in- | government | work in New Britain. Apply EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 Engrayving Main l\Imu - For IMPORTANT SAL IN PROGRESS and Monogram Dics— Rugs—seventh Fall and . Winter . There's Our handsomely ake them. We mpom kings s > ripfmings in of fand raccoon furs, blue, Burgundy, & $7.98 ™ $59.00 FIFTH FLOOR. art Simplicity Children’s Coats tailored are showing many cashwell, tailored some of the the also plush in Every Model. are as perfect in fit, and as high class tailors can styles in pebble cheviot, army cloth, velveteen and heavy trench, Polo and dressy better Coats have collars and youthful looking coney, beaver The colors are navy een, Copen, Upton and mixtures. Delightfully % Original Co-ed Frocks Are how shown store—jdresses that are the co try by storm Theygare so daringly so reffeshingly clear-cut an example of what ov grdat American designers 3 ad, that newspapers gazine fashion 7the motion picture s are featuring in our taking being simple, original, so ind and style Co-Ed m; sections even revie dresses. Misses’ floor. in our fifth Prices: See them here department on the Sizes 14, 16 and 18. $22.50 to $55 Young Men’s Suits HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEX STYLES Suits in sizes 14 to 20: men’s in s 3 to 40. 500 Suits in models in Boys' young IFor this sale over the newest military wool flannel at $28.50, sale pric Suits regul $30.00 $32.50, sale price $28.50. No charge for alterations. Svery Sult perfectly fitted by expert tailors. and HELP WANTED—FEMALE. Lady's ring on West Main street between Black Rock Ave and Wakefield Court Saturday morning Owner can have same by calling at Parson Tool Co. 35 Walkefleld Court, between 7 a and 6 p. m m D 9-23-1dx We Want Stead\' Sales- women, with or without experience at once. The BIG Store, Raphael’s Dept. Store. Appointment will be ! made in New Britain. CIif- | ton E, Davenport, Supt. U. S. Emp. Service, 8 Ford St. Hartford. J. HOCHMAN Pays Best Prices For JUNK and SECOND HAND FURNITURE TEL. 468-4. MANROSS AUTO G0, - OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 139 Arch St. DOHERTY MARKET GROCERIES AND MEAT Mr. Frank A. Stockwell, for a number of years with Hall's Gro- cery is now cutlting meat at this » market. 106 Arch St. DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREE livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night. Storage, Supplics and Repaivir e e st e £3000. y terms, fust that little | home vnu lln\e been looking for in | the edge of New Britain. Large lot, barn and coops. City water and gas. H. N. LOCKWOOD, Real Estate and Insurance Citr Hall | Light Housckeeping Rooms. Price $1. Also light, y singic rooms. Price ain St. Williams Auto Gu. . Office and Service. Statlon 287 Elm St ANTED —~T ypist | in order depart-| ‘ment. North & Judd Company GIRLS tE WANTED BY THE So‘Ncw Eng Tel. Co. FOR POSITIONS AS TELEPHORE OPERATORS These positions offer perma- employment under good iditions. I and sce our Chief Opera- and be In nation detail about wages paid, hours of work; sickness, dis- ability and pension plan, rest room, etc. Southern New England Telephone Co. 54 COURT STREET. o in | WANTED- WANTED—Dishwa | { NOTICE WAN children’s | With or without cxperience for turday afternoons and evenings. Good pa Modern | Boot Shop. 168 Main St. 9-23-tf WANTED—Salesladies for and ladies’ sho Experience not work. Salary to F. W. Woolworth 9- WANTE needed Salesgirls. nt it Lunch, 348 on Main table noons. Dairy -1dx | WANTED—Chambermaid. Hotel Be- loin. $30 month, board and room Also housekeeper 9-23-tt “Women to do cleaning in factory. Apply labor bureau, Land- ers, Frary & Clark. 9-21-3d sher at Also short order Hudson cook 9 Lunch competent maid for | sneral housawork in family of two. . W. L. Hatch, 2 | 14 to help with ' 36 Camp st. 9-12-tf | D-—Girl over housework. $100 REWARD—For evidence that will convict the party who went into | my barn Satur night, Sept. 2ist | and cut up my harness and halters, | letting loose,also went into | cow by letting bull loose, stole my overalls and jumpe checked pattern. Maple Croft Farm, Stanl Quarte 9 1 horses nterlockin put on by A. A nut St weather strips Puller, 01 Chest- Send post D--Oct. 1st, 4 or by American family. 3 dren. Address I Oftt NOTICE—Automobile out Reasonable Richard Cc b room rent 11 chil- Herald 3-2dx. st o \ | | partles taken | rates Mitehell >vert. Tel. 255-1 NOTICH cleancrs rent per Will 31.00 electric day vaeunn Telephon AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken out. Seven-passenzer Studebaker. Phone John Hall. PARTIES Frank Rrown The Classified Columns are vour 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- 1918 Have you lost a sum of’ money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in %urpnsmg ‘ quantities and turned in af | the Herald. Your money will surely remain in the finder’s hands if he does nct know CAQH N ADVANCE MIN'IMU’M CHARGE 103 | ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTIQN. sition. who lost it. — T WANTED, HELP WANTE] FOR sSALE. R SALE, SALL Sin oA A _\ horse for work or_de| oe salesman for Satur- | FOR Good P 1137-4 oveme atec 51 F ¢ n evenings f rn loot Shop. 168 Main. | WANTED—I7L vate family young Apply ern alnut impr St md tion lephone 9-21-3d FOR SALE— 1017 ondition s Metz in excellep and runs Uk Garage, 1 St 9. 3d! / | man to wo ' rs ity foc | Moss, 204 | opport i 1 Chestn Toui condjtion | g Address q 3, SALI running Chas FOR Dodgc Chestnut stairs, 10 D, ley-Davidson Moto: clerk who ean | also bicyele. Wil Trading grocery ‘utomobile, 1 WANTED—A drive an come we Home in 1 recommended. Sovereign nvalid n lainville P FOR SALI beds, Walnut 1 tabl and dres: pictures hat Jelly wom ¥ | FOR, SALE dining set; goc Emmons plac 9-5- small booke gas lawn mower, Mason jars, and other | 0-40x il Roadster, full | md hoy. : the Corbin C; ack, tumblers, Camp st and erels coop.and wire, Bllis¥ Phone i fowl and pu G. ! 9-19 D—Dodg Broilers Address Box 695, City, sivin particulars about car FOR fancy T lets, chicken 450 Wint Glidden, 59 pot. Good A i - Can SALE Leghorns, c FOR SALE—No. 24 incl Brice 3 mthrop H. Scheuy WANTED. In office manufacturiag clerical work, one perience in hurrying ders through factory cllent Apply of ern wing cor nace A\ small lot of Klondikl winter Wheat, seel E Horse and Co spljt and cut 4 ace. A few tel sired by big typ Price $10 eac Berlin, <‘onn.‘ . Tele 9-21- dition. 1w Wm be s SALE white Rye, Iiye hay, Iirc length ¢ for fi to twelse old Poland-Chin: Berlin phone street or FOR RENT. RENT: for seed Cosy light improvements. ka Room Registry, 84 West Main Lane, Mgr. 9-23-1dx suite opportunity Drawer 10 1 9- man 17-tf | rooms housekeeping Adults only re 1y IFord touring car condition. City % 3000 Higs Young 1 r in local for nees, WANTED worl ch man for factory office advancement. State ete payroll | Good e, - Joseph Swider. boar, “arms, 668-4, Seven-room and partment, reat improvements. 141 FOR SALE-—Two carriages, one Bug st., inquire M. Raphael, 170 gy, all rubber tired; and Hen Hous Main st 9-20-1f Cheap for Cash RF first floor. Enquire cet. 9-19-tf FOR SAL 6-tenement block, rooms each. Madern improvement Apply 478 Park 'st. 9:23 FOR SALE. A\ very desirable two-family house—13 finished rooms, z0 for two cags. Five minutes walk from post office. ial section. Sce me at once as purchase must be made 1st. H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main St. Iioom 208 National Bank Building, WANTED--Timekeeper in local factory. Good chance for e - advancement. Herald, Box 25XX TO RENT—Heated modern flat of 7 9-5-tf rooms and bath with connected coal { range. Inqui 9 Main St., Solomon. Tel. 1771. —Five room Cherry Str nd cost Telephone. 9 all modern] First ‘lass before Oc: WANTED—Freight crossing tenders by N . R. R. Apply at freight office, Whiting St 4-6-tt LOS1. = handlers and | YU & | tober TO REN Two unfurnished near car-line in new house all improvements and use of kitchen, to America people Mr. French. Tel. 138. 9-19-4dx rooms Real Estate. Insurange. LOST nut Pocketbook on Main or Chest St. Return to Herald. Rewar Here’s a One Family House on Cottage Place we ca offer for only $3,300—It would cost $4,500 to build it today. You had better take a look at it, as we can sell it on pretty liberal terms. It would make a nice home for YOU—Rent at No. 189 Winthrop street.$20. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 306 Bank Builaing. TO RENT—Six room modern tene- ment. Two Family House. Adults, references. 113 Bassett LOST—A bunch reture to Box Reward 22 Herald Offic - 9-21-3d IRNISHED ROOMS. = ' s v 5 Friday, FOR RE Large furnished e with board for two gentlemen, Washington St 9 19-6dx room 24 o-tf LOST Elm Court, shell gla Finder to Ryder's store. pair es return containing to He LOST—Black 3 acres of grass (rowen) sum of -money Hill 3dx Receive reward. pocketbook Return Thr nicely furnished rooms and 272 Main street N2 Rocky Now that You are Thinking of A New Hat Let Us Show You Our Fall Stock of Hats and You Will Know why We are Especially Pleased This Fall There is no shortage of Hats This Fall with us. And with our advanced in prices, we are pleased to offer you REAL FELT HATS $3.50. All the Jeading styles and colors are in our selection. Our collection of DERBIES is the most up-to-date. and $4.00. VELOURS ARE SCARCE—But not with us. Priced at $4.00, $5.00 and $6.50. STETSON HATS The name STETSON in a Hat means Real Style and Quality. We carry a full line of Stetsons, both in Soft and Stiff Hats. = STETSON VELOURS—The Best $10.00. Lock over our line of Caps and Cloth Hats. You'll find just what you wanted there. CONN. HAT CO. IRAILIROAD ARCADKE 2 STORES NEW BRITAIN stock very slightly at $2.50, $3.00 and We se!l ihem at $3.00, $3. 50 We have a fuil selection of them in stock.