New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1918, Page 10

10. ATHER AND SON ACCUSED OF THEI Police Arrest Paren Searching for His ( Boy son were arrested by William . Hart Dart this morning The Milikow A fs Police Office the went who was wanted at nd nt Massey charge ¢ ther Serg and s and in search o for Lester’ \ a burglary rishings store prowled thr plunder and ¢ leather, belt leathc Milikow Bristol sh the fou hou icles the taken » police This morning n police Milikowslki harge o her in the A ssi Wooc 1 John Doe yntinuance until could investi- taken from plant. The police Wi Corp. over voon. Ass ch leski still car it of an aski, three Domleski the 1et Milaski ha G attacked ski denied it, that Domle: started the The case was nolled Thomas i‘rench $7.50 for children for a of $400 to d stand committe Wiadislaw ( with ulting trowski said tt from work husband a 1nd they w shied pl jured. She imposed gaid that scolded M. R. ‘in a et imp: wa Pom Mila ek eye as a committed by Accordi evening nnie Doni- b re- Mii- 0 to last with Tt aimix trouble him was orderec eck] support furnishing a bond ling jail <ki wife. she vear, to do so to 0 da chau MrTS| ystrow ed s his O he hou she found in the hushan ked that worts 1 e givin i 5 sentence wnd as the her Malinow o trou fo interpret help them 30 to of was execution tence nded DEMANDS PROMPT PAYMEN Bernadotie Loon Collector Spec Drive For Taxes. Loomis is collect all automo- stock and his ordc for prompt pay- wre given immediate attention lien on the property. month of ptemaber lections in the tax collector's amounted to $18,799.24 an in- or ‘the month of $8,784.52 11 amount collected to date nt fiscal year is $1,007,- first time in the that the colle have exceeded still until the Bernadotte effort to taxes on ms, Tax Collectc aking an extra onal horses, properts W pe biles, unle ment ete., the the tions for £1,000,000.0 Magreh 81, 1919 ) vear e - ~ SPECIAL NOTICE! J. HOC is in the Papers or Call me by Tel. drop a line. City. we ave plete rm market for Magazines. 168-4, or returned | and | Making | | The i | East Street, | | Kirkham's " AVIATORS MAKING VICTORY POSSIBLE L While | American Flyers Gover 44510 ] oo ! Niles Daring Flg 1'm0 Saturday | Jrance The An e Morni Vdquat in (Reuter's cment the Jatest off the of my the ndoubtedly to cir conman e including 60 mac burned with ane vith halloons asually the over a distanee wing of 30 miles single nounted 11, 0 combats and without es loss met ten cne- wpentery and in flames arove nd down o cra control A fiv ) out of Ay Wokker seve M The patrol came n were upon alm cven more. During took the which diate joined by acked which Somme yinute mixup com- batants from rance to Liny destroyed all di- nes were attered in seven enemy p and the remai recti In German successes the literally swept these were ition to balloons <ky. Frank Luke, recently and minutes, is an [ I n\unm\ in \h(ll beds. it group had Within three weels of front thirty-five halloons from the Lieu Ariz threc Phoenix, brought down two balloons in pert at getting of vho airplanes ten the One purs its of to its credit wrrival at these on Ameri- | Pershing's operations can 1 “brought ind more than 60 while less than a planes report said the down 12 balloons cnemy planes, third of that num- our are missing.” ber of WOMAN'S CLUR Wilt Be Hc ¢ Club On Satur the he day, Oct. civic tea of the Wo- given the Shut- on Saturday, Octo- le few for car and \so there will be tic! Mrs. J. . Robinson the ticket committee 5 sted by Mrs. E. J. Mrs. Laurence Mouat. this event will wd tables for the by calling ts for Club Moz 12 man’ at tle ber to dow club will he on s in ickets will be and upper. chairman of days. dancir for and proceeds from z0 to local charit (6] Harrop, 7 are expected to take their own and fill out their tables. Mrs . N. Stanley, Mrs. Howard Parsons \d Mrs. R. N. Peck are helping with this work. The supper charge of afternoon Mrs. Arthu players cards rved ments are in nk L. Traut and tables will be at 6:30 p. m. Trans- portation is in charge of Mrs. J. H committee set OFFERS ROOMS TO G. A. R. Kenilworth Club Votes to kistend Courtesies to Stanley Post. of the Kenil night, which was at- the older mem- to extend the and privile members of Stanley Post, € at pr without a home Andrus was elected finan- of the club for the un- of William Hogan, now vy, and Charles Parker Harry Alpress, now in the executive committee. At a worth tended bers it the special club la by m meeting iny of voted use was club to A. R of rooms the which Ioland cial secretary term ent expired in the na succeeded army, on 127 MAIN STR Opp. ha the e now tion of MUSLI GOWNS, . ENVELOPE COMBINATIONS These garments materi of daintily madc very are and of special advant. the is t LLA COMBINATION 11 while being practically a CLOSED DRAWE the wide flare around the bottom, it the same advanta N DRAWER. ial feature is that it is also e und the knees hips like a ripple pett PRICES LESS THAN PR CONT O MATERIA ARRIVALS DAILY IN COATS, ES, SUITS and BLOUSES. the time to seleet your NEW CORSETS. Come in and Be NT NEW DRF Now Will Rent or sell on Easy Terms amily 10 yard. real 2 room brick A s Just condition, bargain brick dwelli repaired, for the located rd nty party in Clayton opposite papercd and put i good rig The FHome Banking & Reaity Co. 193 MAIN ST. PHONES 728 and 101 i - | | e Anzel [ he Camp iteal { covered | down { 20- | | A 1 vietims has | the | It buttons in froni, | offic nd falls full | { | | | structing NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1918, PROPERTY. umanie has sold through Estate Co.. four- at the corne streels the o. FACTORY BUYS a1 family Nt hotise John stern tencm and Whiting to Malleble Trc LEASES THEATER. LeWitt, lossec the Ly ‘has taken a 16-year lease located on North Mr. LeWitl the Hartford November 1 [BBANS of e St street sume Theater, in Hartford. charge of on the \h. on piciure house ¢U Do iCAL KK Theve are several opportunities here in the oflice of one of our jarge manufacturers. asant office where work under the best of conditions. Tt's cssential. You would be doing work that will help to win the war. | rticulars, call box T TAX AYERS ' NOTICE of taxes are hereby SSORS! All ns in the Town dritain pe liable and to pay requested to return the of notified hefore first list ed the day property sors on or of November next, a owned or pos: by the fir of October, 1918 The assessors will meet in their office, CITY HALL, WEST MAIN s Tuesday, Oct. 1, 1918, And every 1fter October, for purpose of ivi E sts OFFICE HOURS—From 9 5 p. m., and Monday, Wed Saturday ever trom 7 N. B.—All or land are description their lists. at the 2 on day the & o 25 houses a full persons ownir requested to give of the same on Blank lists can be procured Office, City Hall. AUGUST BURCKHARDT, JAMES J. WATSO ARON DANIELSON, DOHERTY MARKET GROCERIES AND MBEAT Mr. Frank A. Stockwell, for a number of years with Hall's Gro- i now cutting meat at this market. 406 Arch St. MANTISS AUTH €0, Storage and Accessories, OVERLAND AGENCY, Repair Work a Specialt; Phone 2227 1‘;[’ A}'Ch qt D e NOTIC | The Town Mecting of Plainville, Anualt Town of The le Plainville are voters of the Town o notified and warned tha the Annual Town Meeting of the Town Plainville will be held on Monday, October 7th, at the Grang Hall in sajid Town for the following purposes To vole N followir Assel Xes, 1 Grand Lallot for the Town Officers. Seleetmen, 1 sor, 1 Collector of Town Board of Relief, 7 Constables, Jurors, 2 School Committe trar: of Voters, Auditors, Directors of Public Library. ot action in regard to policing the st and make for the same To act on a petition of partment to pay a T and, also, the firemen. To hear a report from tee appointed to rebuild Building, and to make propriation for the same, furnishing the new building To consider the advisability the Selectmen ippropriation the Also, ballot b termine whether D to sell spirituou by Regi ind cets an appropriation the Fire De¢ to i to increase the pay of the the Town further ap- W for of erect same taken to shall in- to an an for will iy de rson licensed nd cating ville nu said Town of ned by the voters of ented liquors in ion si legal pre a pet of been Ir said town having to the Select- men therefor \lso, by the Also, prope: e to hear the Town Officer to transact he brought vearly report made other before any E to said he Polls o’clock will the from until be open in morning in the afternoon. WILLIAM J. JOHNSON CHARLES H. CALOR WILLIAM C. HART Selectmen. 1918, Bix five o’clock Plainville, Sapt, 30, you c26B ! New | to | . all | them | during | back of | the | commit- The Classified Columns are vour agents-—the penny ads each hundreds in the city every week night and the chances are that several read- ers out of the hundreds will bc interested in your propo- CASH IN A!)VANCE MINIMUM CHARGE 10e ONE CENT A WORD LA(.H INSERT OM Have you lost a sum of money" Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in sumnsmg quantities and turned in at the Herald. Your money will surely remair in the finder’s hands if he dees nct know who lost it. Youn: in fue WANTED worl ory oilee tood opport X NAX, Hex unity L Young woman as typist of local m nt. Ad- 10-1-3d advanceme H Extra saleswomen for Department turday afte \pply at to th Department ot 10-1-2d woman forty to take carc vho desire: Xty voung to of od home o W veurs of : One n require Mrs. 118 Lyons St., baby. rather th wa Har W References 1d K. Britain. 9 Forbes, 'Phone | 30 2dx il e - 2 % W JD-—Competent for gen- Tousework 74 Good Hart WANTED-—Maid worlk without Grove Hill, for general hous laundry. Apply 9- 80 WANTID-Clorks everal depart- = ) W. All Adveriisements for the ciassified column ¢ t must be in the Herald and Sc per Ihos i girls to hour THe <hmau, ANT Dly AN bhusii Apply Young & man Hegema o Co. 3 clerks Riker ung man to_ ury 294 Tearn to Main start St 10- ANT ples. Glen D—At once Apply strec Hys 1o pick irl Schwartz, (Barber shop) ap- 107 10-1-1d ANTED—Strong and reliabl help in stockroom. Good pay to the right F. W. Woolworth 218 9 boy to one Main St. shoe | FOR sATA. nail ced raw, rod lot of Klondik Wheat, see Horse and Cov split and cut tc for place. A few tern old pigs, sired by big typ 1-China bar., Price $10 eac Farms, Eerlin, Conn. Tele-) 668-4. 9-21-tq New R. I'OR S. white w Rye, IS length to twels: Polan Berlin phone inter ve re FOR SALE— Milch and Marks, Kensir FURNISHIZD ROODMS. ighi cows, re five Springer: Tel. v housekeeping. couch Herald. “urnished YO AN ry rooms light tn 6 bed o1 1ter, Rooms, run- $5.00. 10-1 nir and S8 ix APPL win, ¢ and fine den FOR ce SAL Winter tussets present use. W Gl Bald windfallg H. Glac 10-1-54. WAN light hoard roor nin hot m for USED UCKS condition It and for s in fine le the public Buick, Cs ir, Vim. Comuo| wover. A few good for sale. Rus- e, 128 Allyn St, 10-1-60 Two connected furnished rooms, ire: steam heat. Apply 69 near Arch 26-6dx RENT-—( for li TO rooms suite “urnished housckeeping. All § Adults only re- 84 West Main 9-24-tf oSy cht mprovements. k2 Room Re! FOR SALE—Wintr ple Also ‘charoal, Carl Schwartz 37 Glen onions 20 and cents street 10-1-2 NTED, WANTED private work. Housework family Addres Herald Office. small House- 10-1-1dx in FOR SALE-—Eigh room house, al time. This a. m. to & when i Apply § -24-tf ments whoie store open daily p. m., except closes promptly The MeMillan part from Saturday, at 10 p. 1 Store W, ANTED--Man over 45 for in shipping department concern. Clerical work penman. Apply of Must be Herald 9-28-3d. good Box 21. | WANT “hambermaid loin. month, board Also housekeeper, Hotel Be- and room. | W ANTED-—Experienced fireman, local manufacturing plant with low pres- sure system for heating. Box 46, City 9-27-6dx Lunch. Also short order TED—A neral hous: 0 Wi West competent maid work in Mrs. W st for shing Main WANTED—In office of large local g conce man for clerical work, one having had ex- perience in hurrying and routing or ders through factory preferred. Ex- cellent opportunity for right man. Apoly Drawer 1021, City. 9-17-tt manufacturi "ED-—Chambermaid Hotel Peloin. rl WA washer. 9-13- office ; City. in Box 695 as assistant WANTE | Address of local firm WANTED- —Young payroll work in local chance for references, man for factory off Gooad advancement. State age, etc. Box 24C, Herald. 9-17-tf LOST On Bassett West Main | LOST: Main, Franklin Square, or Washington W. and cost clerk Good chance for Herald, Box 25XX. 9-5-tt ANTED--Timekeeper in local factor advancement. old fashioned if returned to gold brooch. Herald Of- 10-1-2dx strec Reward fice. or be- streets, Hamilton on and 17 jewel Main street, Roberts | LOST—Sunday tween Main via. trolley, WANTED—Frsight handlers and crossing tenders by N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Appiwy at freight office, Whiting St 6 FOR RENT. No en- | Return | 9-30-2d | i Reward movement to zine haouse. LOS Black wearing apparel, Finder bag containit please vd TO RENT- rooms ments. mercial Two tenements all modern Apply M. Cohn, St. of fi improve- 49 Com- 10-1-tf each, turn to Herald Office N T PARTIES ) RENT—Tenement, improvements. St all modern Washington 10-1-5dx | AUTOMOBILE out. Buick ¢ Frank Brown, Tel. 188-2. 7.95-t1 NOTICE sia now doing | where Wals special Restaurant at 294 Main St., staurant used to 11 a. m. to 9-30-6d s s R T Dinner 35c, be. —Garage. 119 Glen St. ) RENT—Tenement rooms. Improvements, 8 Bronson St to rent Price $ Miss Alice 86 Elm St., Starr. Piano 'Phone 417-2 9-30-6dx T i ) RENT— ment. references, Six room Two fami 113 modern ANTED — Saleswomen Apply to Pullar tf anted. & Niven, Boston Store. STORE ROOM TO RENT- automobiles, wagons or furniture. Price reasonable. Phone 506 or ad- dress J. C. Baker, 224 Arcl Modern 319 Chestnut six room street flat. Adults L ) not bring ovement Right o . ONLY our PASTEURIZED Cream, for Ours is the Pasteurized Product Bricain. J E. SEIBERT & SON, 401 PARK STREET. Te' 2hone 1936, DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STRE S Using Mille and only properly | Sold in New | be | intoxi- | Plain- | required | i | Cars for ¥ire, Day and Night. Supplies and Repairing. To Rent Light Also | 1 BEGLEY ping Rooms, v single Price $4. | rooms. Price HOUSE, 422 Main St, ) RENT—Seven-room steam heat and Main «t., iaquire N apartment, improvements. 141 M. Raphael. ‘Williams Auto &. QOffice and Service. tation, 287 Elm St GIRLS ARE WANTED BY THE So. New Eng Tel. Co. FOR POSITIONS AS TELEPHONE OPERATORS These positions offer perma- nent employment under good workiug conditions. Call and see our Chief Opera- tor and be given Information in detail about wages paid, hours of work; sic als- ability and pension rest room, etc. Southern New England Telephone Go. 34 COURT STREET. s, plan, assistant | local GOVERNMENT men clerks at nations, New ary 00. sary. Women desiring government positio write for free particular: J. C. Leonard (former Civil Service ixaminer,) 1073 Kenois Buildin, ashington hd NEEDS 12,000 Washington Britain, in perience modern at 160 Bro sale desired. mprovments, d St Plainville. Quick Te 146-5 10-1-5d also bar, S also n ami- October. unnec 21 FOR SALI— North street, Kithen 3r floor. stove, NOIC legal votes are hereby the anaual Town will be 2ld Monday, 7th day of Oct AR Y at six o’clock in e forenoon. { Then and therdo choose by balld A Town Clerk » fill a vacancy. 1 A Town Treaswer to fill vacancy Three Selectme, Collector of Tow Taxes and one Asessor for the terh] of three years. One member for the term Constables, Six Registrars of Two of of the Town otified and warn meeting of 'TON > — By vork that WANTE hous ald. reliable woman, day. Box 10D, Her- 10-1-3dx | “th 191§ I WANTED Chauffeur. Herald. Position as priv: Box 983 References. FTOUND. STORAG sto othe Board of Relie! ofthree years, Sevei rand Juror: TW Vers for the Town Aditors and Thr§ th« Town School Cor If room other goods in & Myron D. man, you want clean, for your furnitur brick buildin Stockwell, the 1 National Bank building age tate | mittee. Also to vate - ballot will be censed trmexting Berli during whether & o1l spiri in sai the ensuin| HUND—Automobile Main, (e 1l Herald to s wnd | person uous Lo Town vear. Polls will be pen from six o’clociy a. m., until two'clock, p. m., on sai day at the Toa Hall, Worthingtor in the first vong district; at Lyon Barber Shop in Kensington 1 the second vcag district and odward's Mket building, Ea: n, in theiird voting district. The legal vors are further notifig} | and warned tit the annual busing meetiag will bheld in the Town Hk {in the first vog district, on said di at four o'cloc in the afternoon thi] and there to :ar and act on the r port of the T¢n Officers; to make 2 appropriation for the support |4 the Town ommon Schools f and other | the ensuing ar alsa elect tw holding 1| memb of ne TFinance Committd amount of | and to.lay aax upon the grand li securitles, | of said Townn meet its expenses ar New | gbligations fi the ensuing year; a tain, | to tr wct @ other husiness necy sary and prer to before sa) meeting. Dated v of Black to my M. Bell white Sept 9 and pl Ber| FOUN straved Aaron 30-3dx Statement of ownership, manage- nent, circulation, ete., of New Britain Herald, published daily, except Sun- day, at New Britain, Conn., as r quired by law: Editor—Arthur Managiag Editor: Pub Herald pany Stockholder Johnstone Vance, Robert Vance, all Conn. Bondholders, mor security holders owni per cent. or more bonds, morts Surritt itain, Jean Cochra Richard Hulburt, New Cireulation—8,100 AGNES VANCE Secretary day Reilly Johnstone Vance. sher Publishing com- Mrs Ag of R Vance, nes Vance and New Britain, sagees, g or total other bank New Britain to of s, o Savir of come 1t Jerlin, Cannecticut, tr 26th day ofieptember, A. D., 19 WILIRD I. ALLING, GEO3. CART JAM} BROWN, Board of § be 1918 Sworn this of October, ore i M. H. CAMP, Notary Public WIN THE WiR ubscribing to the Fourth LIBRTY LOAN. Estate and 2lectmen) See Insurance. After That Me About Real H. D. HUMPHREY, 27’ Main St. Ioom 208 National Banksuilding, Insurance. IUST PLACED IN OUR HANDS DR SALE—A very desirable one family house at we-end—Steam healt electric lights, garage—Price $7)0—Mortgaged foy 5,800—O0wner’s reason for sellingeaving town—Ren at No. 189 Winthrop Street $20. CAMP REAL ESTTE CO. 272 Main strect 305 Bank Builaing. 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