New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1918, Page 12

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NEW Tivestone TRUCK TIRES A. G. HAWKER 11 Elm Street MOTOR TRUCK AGENCY OPEN Unusual opportunity open for live reliable dealer in New Britain and immediate territory Prompt Deliveries, New York and Factory. i,11-2, 2, 21-2, 31-2, 5-6 Tons Worm Drive Call, Phone, Wire, or Write at Once GRAMM-BERNSTEIN MOTOR TRUCK CO. Eastern Salis Otfics, 1457 Broadway, N. Y. City Phones, Bryant 5187, 5188, 5189, 5190 | City Advertisement REGISTRAR'S NOTICE. The R i sistrars of the city of New \ Britain will be in session at their room 402, City hall building, Monday, Oct. 14, 1918 from 9 a. to 5 p. m, to receive applications be made” and to perfect the registry for the State election to Muesd Novemher 1918. All applications “To be made” must 3 be in the hands of the Registrars be fore . on Monda 1918. Why not bring Movement Righ ) ONLY our PASTEURIZED Mill Cream, for Ours is the only prope Pasteurized Product Sold in New Britain. J. E. SEIBERT & SON, 401 PARK STRE DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET IAvery Cars for Hire, Storage, | office, on m. lisi be held on o’cloc 14, 5 October WILLIAM ZEIGLER THOMAS J. SMITH Registrars, Dated at of New HRritain, October, 1918 B s R $36000. Buys on casy terms, fust that little home you. have been looking for in the edge of New Britain. Large lot, barn and coops. City water and gas. H. N. LOCKWOOD, ay and Night. | Real Estate and Insurance Supplies and Repairing. | City Hall Conn, this Tth day Sufir | Dpolitical f | program of the President. | i Capitol { Arnold | £ PICKETS AT CAPITOL ists Refuse to Move and Ban- ners Are Taken From Them By Guards—Women Are Released, Washington, Oct. broke They wing 8.—The out in began the militant suffr; gists new vesterday. picketing the hate of Capitol. avowed purpose was to conspicuously display this lettering on ner: wilful Se a large ban- protest against thirty-four ors who have delayed the sedom of American wo- They have obstructed the war They have lined up the Senaté with Prussla by denying self-government to the peo- ple.” It was impossible for the limner to complete this banner in time for the performance and an old emblem was used. Almost as the hour of noon struck four women took their places at the east entrance to the Senate wing. men. Miss Vivian Pierce of San Diego and | Mrs. Bertha supported a this device: We Demand an United Constitution chising Women.” This was one of the Moller large of Minne banner polis ates Enfran- old flags car- | ried when White House picketing was much in vogue. Elizabeth Kolh and Mrs. Horton stood on either ner, each holding the tricolors suffrage—purple, white and gold. The women stood on the entrance steps a few minutes before the presence hecame kr to the offi- cers of the law. Capitol policemen then informed them they lating the statutes and gave five minutes in which to disband They held their ground and were tak- en to the guard room. The women were dismissed and their banners retained. Other of Houston Pope of side of the big Tex., wn werc them banners were when news res quarters that the stured the pickets. of Lenver took the place of : ® the picketing of the wils resumed as if noth- \d happencd. The police took the women to the guard house and released them. All the outfit of ban- ners was >d and retained At this juncture the Senate journed and the women They said nothing more done until Thursday. tention to picket only ate is in session. rushed to the “hed Suffrage enemy had Miss Bertha Pope > steps ad- desisted. would be It is their in- when the Sen- AMERICANS GOING FORWARD IN FRANCE Bomewhere near-—in France: trooy B! ofz the 7th Infantry are cumbm.;] relieving sbeard trueks of the Motor Transport den part of the ommitiee an 1) vood & TUnderwo BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, | WANTED spot | Their | ! WANTED—Girl as carrying Amendment to the Denver ban- | of | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1918. 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 : it 4 h‘? interested in your props- CASH m AI)VA’\I(,E. sition. = GONE CENT A WCRD EACH INSERTION. Have you lost a sum of money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in at’ the Herald. Your money will surely remair. in the finder’s hands if he dces nct know MINIMUM CHARGE 10s | | who lost it. HELP WANTED: work WANTED—FEMAL] All Advertizements for the classified column must be in the Herald otfice lw 1:30 p. m. on the Maid No w 115 fon shing. Vine. gene Three 1 positions young ladies vtor tractive short Box No. 1004, oflice, booklkeeper, r. O. hot Address, Man ovy work in store and fu first and XX, Do i fore D var L seamstre Curvan | tments; also work 100ds Co., 381 must Steady party class 1e zood pay Herald ternoon The Timelkeeper in lo ctory. advancement. Her D- and cost cler! Good cl > for ald, Box D Woman housework by T day troet or a washing Grove Hill, or WIANT vorls Zene i lan sing tenders by e S R. Whitir: by Avpiy 4. & otfice, 4-6-12 Goss, 48 Phone { 10-8-5dx | = - i SD—Chan vasher. Beloin erma Also Housckeeper, dish- Hotel 10-4-tt | = | To RENT will be ) FOR RENT. tencment $17.00. One five room wcant by the 15th nwood. Inquire 118 WANTE telephone. An operator Apply for f: Herald, Box A15X, 10-3-6d 11-8-tF and hoard 158 South Main 10-4-6dx r—Room mily. Yeung woman for clerical Apply Box C B, 10-3-6d worlk in office, Uerald WANTED-—Maid work without Grove Hill, for general house- laundry. Apply 80 9-30-t¢ afternoon. Reward 10-7-2dx B S — FOUND. WANTED—Dish Lunch. Als Herald her ort order at Hudson cook. 9-20-tf with small sum of Owner can have same by at 17 Crown street. 10-8-2dx assistant o of local firm. Addr in office | yyND—Purse money. calling FURNISHED ROOMS. TO RE To two gentlemen, rooms with bath, electric light heat on third floor. oply 153 Main St., Phone 41¢ 10-8- two and W 2dx STORAGE—If you want storage room for your other i M3y tate clean, dry furniture or a brick building, tockwell, the real e National Bank building. 10-1-12dx e WANTED, with sales seo man, FURNISHED ROOMS —An army ofticer two or three light WANTE and wife rooms, furnished hot wat electric lig and board, heat. Addre housekeep steam heat and one la room ar hot water Herald Oflice. ability and busi- spare time. WANTED— Person to interview professional men. Whole Good remuneration. Address manager, 601 Malley Haven. team B. B, s ness 10-7-3dx ROOM, heated, 10-8-5dx FURNISHED provements, modern i 45 Wal: WANTED— Address take 10C, To Box home Herald. 10-8 S washings. Vicely furnished room for - two gentlemen. Steam heat, ommodations. Mrs. Dawson, gn’s Block, 2 fl up 10-4-6dx WANTED—By American family three adu 5 or 6 room rent. family hot second floor, modern improvement Centrally and de- sirably located 11D Herald 10-7 ROOM streets Corner Convenie Box WANTED. Three or four hean furnished or unfurnisk D, Herald. 10 rooms, ARE WANTED BY THE So. New Eng Tel. Co. FOR POSITIONS AS TELEPHOKE GPERATGRS offer perma- under good These positions nent employment working conditions. Call and see our Chief Opera- tor and be given information in detail about wages paid, hours of work; sickness, dis- ability and pension plan, rest room, ete. Southern New Engiand Teleptione Co. 54 COURT STRELT. WANTED GORD WOOD Stafie where located; whether hard or R T T T A T TR YR O T VICTORY Double LH ”*’"iY < i o N R v 3 and | of FOR SALE, FOR SALE. Price r first bell. 10 | FOR SAL | 1100 1b: tired Appleby, carringe. condition. | | FOR SALD | m sorrel mare, u harness,onc rubbe) Inquire Geo. ¥ West Main St. S welgh) Buell street Ford Itunabout 981 FOR SALE the hoic trees ot nte other wa ipples on Also work any ALl hoys 14 y Stanley FQR i kinds, Mapleer City n SALE—Wakefield whitc baby adjustably conditio 10-7-2d om ars old Quarter, oft iron crib igh chair: first Box 11A, Herald “arni, class | PO t white Rye, kay. 1 iength to tw >olar Berlin 1 phone WANTED — Saleswomey to Pulla {] SALT \ small lot winter seed straw, Whea Horse and | split and cut to v fire place A fev ten Ise old pigs, sired by big type hina boar. Price $10 Berlin, Conn. wanted. Apply & Niven, Boeston Store. To Rent Price § rooms. - Pris rms, 668-4 FOR SALE. ank A arm, I Young pigs. Ready now. tiverside 10-8-1dx Neuhau rmington, Conn. Rooms. 1 Light Housckeepi Also light, aivy Two BEGLEY fruit Cheap St HOUSI "J. HOCHMAN Pays Best Prices For JUNK and SECOND HAND FURNITURE TEL. 468-4 MANROSS AUTO CO. OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessories, ! Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2223 139 Arch S WnilamsAqu Co . Office and Service. |Station, 287 Elm § WIN THE WAR By Subscribing to the Fourth LIBERTY LOAN. After That Sec Me About Real Estate and Insurance. H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main St. 208 National Bank Building, e Main St. ses and for cash. Telephone 10-8 powerful houses, Chestnut 3dx. FOR SALE half Fine purple grapes $1.00 basket. 50 Austin St. 10-8-1dx. bushel NOTICI. Anyone wanting a nice driver or work horse fou keep during the winter, address Box 137, city his CIVIL Britain, needed. unnec SERVICE Examinations, in Octobe 1 Salary $1.200. Men and rnment po particuls (former Civil 736 Columbian ton New 2,000 clerks Ixperienco women de- tions w Ser AUTOMOBILE out. Buick car. 188-2. PARTIES TAK Frank Brown Room Real Estate. Insurance. RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HOME SEEKER A most desirable one family house at west end—Unusus location—A combination of city and country and partie larly appeals to family with c hildren. Only 7 minute| from center by troliey. Owner willing to sacrifice on ad count of leaving town. Harrison Street Rent, one of finest to be had. Spea i Quick. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 305 272 Main street Bank Builetns, ANNOUNCENENT! We wish to announce that we have the most up-to-date ar sanitary baking plant in the city. A cordial invitation tended to the citizens of New Britain to calj and inspeet t at any time. We also sell all brands of Flour at wholesale and TEYL, neider & Rubenstel 11t 628. HARTI'ORD AVE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BAKERS ey R T : Your dollars we are calling, ]u keep the Hun planes falling. ghting doll lend save o h ne s for fighting men ! lend, and lend again. Buy---Buy to Keep YS in EIRTSTEER, aud T b Any 1 ¥ Today—At way to the utmost. Instalments. 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