New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1918, Page 16

G. FOX & CO. ESTABLISHED 1847. HARTFORD. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALIS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1918, AND PARTIES AND HALLOW AVORS FOR SWITCH FROLICS” OF ALL KINDS. f¢ TO $1.50. SIECOND FLOOR, ART DE Co-Ed: The Dress of Youthful Distinction for Misses and Small Women You Are Only Asked To Do Your Share A Al Patriotic i || Amcrican Citizens Are Doing A BOND TODAY Barly \le)pmng for Chnstmas (flft in. October and Novenh why is it het There is ¢ at once? indoubted ady for prices in be tage in buying now 1 re _bhound to higher later on. G more must cost our will v’ vantageous whatever we speeial price o ta buy to offer at day to day. Compounding We are proud of the distinction ord for handsor with the quite as popular daughter You'y Harper's, Vanity, yowve secn them on st We he modeis in s combined other 14, ency chavy wool 16 for e dashing neator, worites and moving picture star: wricotine muterial of holding the exclusive Hart- -Eds are all American-— lored on youthful lines and small woman as for her gowns advertised in Vogue, Designer and Woman’s Magazine; the jersey, velvet, satin, serge and braided and embroidered with $22.00 to $59.00 ¥INT Separate Skirts Made to Measure . $2.50 and up opportunity to own slrirt Your handsome separate at helpfal ot tailor will take very price. An measure oxpe your sments in the Wool Dress Goods Section; you may choose skirt from crinoline models and others displayed for choose any price the Wool Dress Tit is guaran- the style of your more out 20 the pur material Goods Section teed Prescriptions se; in in the New Store “sueh a helpful service to-date service i nNew Eugland, are graduate Pharmacists and are the choicest to be found obtain when you 1 your are most moderate. The sheperd Filature Silk Something Tor Knitting and Crocheting. A pure silk yarn for knitting sweaters, scarfs and ties, —the following color: , white, black, purple, ms: —cur customers tell us. the Drugs and Pharmaceutica What p rescriptions in lJock mesh cocoon balls Turquois, gold, ze, Tose, , leaf green and violet; per ball ART DEPT. SECOND FLOOR. “The wost up- we answer; and the men in charge s used orders is and our what you charges the doctor here; New. and crocheting navy, platin- $2.00 See them; husband, i sweetheart, ice over there or over here. FLOOR. | Do You Read Much’ Visit the New Optical Dept. Mezzanine Floor hear many men and say they do mnot read “it tires my You women very much because eyes.” That's an acknowledgment of eye strain. You should be able to read for a long time without even thinking of your eyes. If you can not, have your eves examined at‘once by Dr. Hines, our skilled optometrist. Automobile Robes ‘Worth Least $7.50. Friday $ 5 .9 8 Only 80-inch Wool Robes in hand- and mixture: Dark and at some plaids alike on both sides. medium shade: Sporting Goods, Fourth floor. Service Certificates Silverware Dept. $100 they're new and very attractive; for son or brother who is in serv- Al \ives. l The Classified Columns are our 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- sition. CASH IN ADVANCE. ONE CENT A WORD EACH ].NSEEI‘IQN. money ? 5 Rings are found in surp Have you lost a sum of: Glasses, Pins and ng zantities and turned in at the Herald. Youir money will’ surely remain in the finder’s MINIMUM (‘HA:CGE 10 | HELP WANTED—FEMALE. NOTICE. WANTED—Man for night guard duty. American preferred. Apply United States Employment Service, 1 Main strect. 10-17-3d. WANTED—)Man not subject to draft as night watch. Steady work for right party. Apply United States Employment Service, 1 Main street, City. 10-17-3d. WANTED—Stationa local factory. State references, Box ngineer for experience, 10-17-tf. ge, te. GA. WANTED--Woman to sweep and clean every Friday. Apply Mrs. W. Pelton, 77 Forest St. 10-18-3dx WANTED-—A few girls for light bench work evenings from 6 to 9:30 in centrally located factory. Apply te United States Employment Serv- ico. 10-18-3d. WANTED—Woman for by the day. 'Phone 1634-13 10-18-3d 2 Steamfitters helpers; steady work. J. Donovan, Sprinkler Foreman, Care of Har Hutchinson. 10-16-3dx good WANTED 3aker, at Hudson Lunch. once. Apply 10-9-tf WANTED--Timekeeper and cost clerk in local factory. Good chance for advancement. Herald, Box 25XX. 9-5-tf WANTED — Saleswomen wanted. Apply to Pullar & Niven, Boston Store. tf e e GOOD BUYS, Modern 3 tenement house with large ot only $4,000. Terms $1,000 cash. LIFE OF GENERAL PERSHING CHAPTER XV. (Copyright, 1918, by William [Fox) I FTER the sad journey General | hing decided to leave Warren, . son, in the care of his sister, Pershing, who lived in Lin- could not personaly care for the child His dutfes meanwhile and, heavy heart, ho horder were calling, hurried back yeing hard Car- es were taking h rong- and he was fast De- s called. vas pressed n ¥ one, coming tihe bandit he v Desultory attacks w made on \merjcan citizens residing in Mexico 1y is known that the German agents | n \m.( at work, time with \; m& # ¢ndduvor ¥ tyouple between the United State: Mexieo. Villa had managed to obtain arms and ammunition through agen- cies in this country. These, however, were not in sufficient quantity to make it possible for him completely to re- gain his power. It had been intimated to him that if he could force the United States to intervese in Mexico the overthrow of Carranza would es- tablish him at the head of a popular sovernment. Villa seems to have gra at the bait One morning in March the country awoke to the news that the Mexican ndits under Villa had actually made a raid on an American town, the little city of Columbus, N. M With a fusilade the dashed through the inhabitants as they went, hefore an alarm could be given. A few had made a desperate stand, but had n over- wwhelmed by force of numbers. When the troop of American cavalry which had been hastily summoned reached Columbus the Mexicans had vanished, The United States called for the pun- jshment of the Mexican bandits who had raided Columbus. Immediate or- ders were issued for an expeditionary force to follow Villa and put an ena to al] raids on our southorn border. General John J. Pershing was given command of this force and he decided this some sped readily Mexicans had Place, murderin ar- | was in | practically alone, | Cavalry | were Cmeople, Tt | tnis st th use lumbus as a base, He vived tier mid-March, 1916 r had mobilized nicked froops, forty mountain ficld gun hatteries, and several iments of cavalry—ameong them the Teuth, his old regiment. He anedlately set out with this force wearch of Villa. aind 2,000 and | regi was im- in JAeross the burning sands of north- | ern Mexico-he forced hils march. TIn forty-two hours he . cove 110 miles—a record-breaking march in that country with so large a force. At Casa Grande he formed a hase from which to gonduct his operations Themce he sent his cavalry in all di- rections in search of the vandits. ed It \nn had escaped to the mountains ! Most of real- States | with only a few followers. his men deserted him when they zed that this time the United carnest, and that if they mained they would probably be w. out. In the remote mountain pz 1y difficult to locate Villa. While the Carranza government had for the bhor- German propaganda that the Mexicans occu- Pershing's tacks were made on detachdd troops by Mexicans who were under the command of | all respon- but said he was He his countrymen | in Mexican af- be at least to those Mexicans | to nominally granted permi United States troops to cross der in this case, been ctive “eedingly bitter their country on at by the ieved to be He disclaimed for these acts, ways able to control his men. rvewilzed, if mone of did, that intervention fairs by the hility not United States would who had any gratify. In April the effects of the ganda had reached such that Carranza of the town of Parral made provoked ican troopers. A parly of men from had approached secking to purchase food. personal ambition an the the arms behind when they the troopers did, aot trick. Once derous fire v from entered. suspecting opened houses. Two upon the killed toward their the ed camp. Those in camp, snot leys into the Mexicans, killing and dispersing the remainder. General Pershing immediately additional troops to Parral and manded an explanation. hearing ticipated army, but in the were was ‘tement, attack were of irresponsible impossible but P to isc to use his troo clear s in ¢ the district of all Villa fore (To Be Continued.) City Advertisement A hearing will be g ning, Oct. 18th at § offi o all partie proposed char en Friday interested the traflic proposed to make Main of ('entral park. traffic from West ) streot in west side one ROART JoA OF POLICE McGRATL, COM Clerk: re- ped it would he extreme- propa- proportions | followers and «'i\ilvznu; un- attack upon unarmed Amer- Tenth town A t The towns- | people demanded that they leave their This any within the town, a mur- them Americans and the remainder retreat- the | advanced and fired several vol- t forty sent de- Carranza de- clared that none of the men who par- his towns- verify hing demand- ed that Carranza make good his prom- ding him to eve- clock at Mayor's the rules. street, way n street to Court CITY ITEMS. Special Sathrday.—advt. Joseph Richardson, tive Sergeant Andrew ‘values at son Richardson, New Britain General hospital. The New Britain Tru: will be open on Thursda ! evenings from 7:30 to on Saturday from 9 a. for the purpose of recet tions to Advt. Special Saturday. Landers, y and Frid: 9 m. values at Bess advt. Frary & Clark the National Spring Bed Co. recently purchased. Special values Satur avt. Mrs. Yam of 165 reported to the police last night her 13 year old son, Sam, from home. at overcoats, Farrell Clothing Co. BOYVSIIFE GRAGKERS $310 in Cash Bonds. Detective ardson expr Sergeant ed the opinion na boys. It s a cleverly burglary. “We have some { are capable of it,” sald Detective Se ant Richardson. - The safe cracke series Liberty Bond for The safe was attacked with | stolen from the shoe cobbling shine shop owned by Wi nas at 147 Main street, tempt at e smashing was made. The veggmen apparently tered the shoe k on { thir the safe store they detection, ing only s0 that they ‘e up, the marks of around (he combination dial. tackled the cash registers but unrewarded. When leaving took with them a hamm sharpening steel and a kni Ashley-Bubcock store wias hut nothing was stolen, Entrance to the Aetna alleys, the rear of the Hotel Beloin, made thorugh a cellary place was opened discovery of robbery made. Detective geant rdson went to work the c: e when ceived and in th entered the cellar found and otherr evidence The Besse-Leland's of Detec- is ill with pneéumonia at the Company o'clock and to 9 p. m. ng subscrip- the Fourth Liberty Loan.— >-Leland’'s is begin- ning to move its new machinery into plant, Besse-Leland's Hartford avenue that is missing Stein-Bloch and Shuman suits and "ackle Three Places and At Bowling and Andrew Rich- today that the safe cracking job at the Aet- Bowling alleys was the work of worked out bors who 60 in change, §150 in bills and a $100. tools and am Melogi- where an at- also en- shine place first and there, but vas o near the front of the were apparently fearful of leav- hommering They were knife The in was When the the on the complaint was re- the tools with which the break was made burglars tackled the safe at the nnml'wr‘.ntim\.,i Another at $5,600 and houses in suburbs with extra $2,500 and $3 000. H. N. LOCKWOOD, Real Estate and Insurance City Hall MANROSS AUTO CO. OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 139 Arch St DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET 2 single lots. Iivery Cars for Hire, Day and Night. Storage, Supplies and Repairing. BERLIN GARAGE Storage and Repairing a Specialty. Auto Supplies. George A. Ventres, Berlin, Conn. ———— e e 1 WANTED—Young lady clerk. 282 Main §i 10-15-tf GIRLS to learn shirt making, manent position and good Commercial Shirt Co., 266 reet, 2nd floor. 10-18- Pe pa Arch 3dx W TED—Competent house maid. 16 Russell St. cook No washing and Apply 10-15-1w WANTED-—Maid for work. Goss, general house- No washing. Mrs. 8. 48 Grove Hill, Phone 1926, 10-14-6dx. WANTED-—Maid for general house- work. Apply 41 Lexington St. 10-9-tf HELP WANTED—FEMALE STRESS FOR AFTERNOO! —CURRAN CO. TO RENT—Three rooms housekeeping. Private Centrally located. 15XC. for light family Herald, Box 10-18-2dx. TO RENT—4 room tenement, floor, all improvements, St. 3rd 71 Walcott 10-18-2dx. TO RENT—South half house occupied by me on Berlin street, Berlin, Conn. Gas, furnace, hot and cold wdter. Thos. F. Cashman. Tel. 668-4. 10-17-tf. TO RENT-—Nice, small tenement and space in garage for auto. Apply 123 Cherry street. Telephone 2051. 10-16-4dx. TO RENT—Garage, 97 South Burritt street month. 10-14-Twx. e TN LOST. LOST—Small book with addre Oscar Peterson, containing registra- tion card and check in name of Richard Bedrossian at noon Thurs- day between Sloper's and Main street. Return to Peterson. Reward. 24> Cloth was wrapped around the dial to deaden the sound of Hammering. The combination was broken and, with the steel, the inside bar was smashed off and the door was opened. Traces of footprints indicated the presence of boys and there was also some un- eaten candy. % - &) FOUND—A quantity of vegetables in road between New Britain and Rocky Hill. Owner can have by proving same and paying reward. A. E. Smith, 227 Main St. 10-18-2dx C. L. HOLMES DIES FROM PNEUMONIA Former Local Man Was Married Only Wight Days Ago to Hartford Young Woman. (Special to Herald) Rocky Hill, Oct. 18.—Clifford Les- ter Holges, formerly of New Britain, who was married only eight days ago to Mi: Lucy Heritage of Fartford, died at the Hartford Hospital Wed- nesday evening of pneumonia follow- ing Spanis Mr. Holmes was 29 years age, and when he lived in this v he made his home on Fairview street. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 1:30 o'clock at No. 7 Capital avenue, Hartford, and services will also be held at the Rocky Hill Methodist church. Inte ment will be in Rocky Hill in charge of Columbia lodge, A. F. & A. M., of South Glastonbury. Mr. Holmes was a carpenter by trade and had been employed as a ship builder at the Hog Island ship- vards at Philadelphia. Besides his young wife, Mr. is survived by his mother, Mrs. Mar- jetta Holmes, 2 sister, Mr: sther Dickenson, and a brother, Ira Holmes, all of Rocky Hill. The bereaved wife is a daughter of Thomas J. Heritage of 10 Alden street, Hartford, and be- fore her marriage was employed in the office of the Colt’'s Patent Tire- arms company. Holmes CITY LEAGUE BOWLING. Mohawk Turner e 90 Herzog oo 9% Hickey 84 L100 122 Shepard Johnson | Quirk MeCall FOUND—Pair of glasses on Wednes- day night between Main street and West Pearl street. Owner may have them by calling at Herald of- fice, proving ownership and paying for notice. 10-18-1d FOUND—In Plainville, a bill of large denomination. Owner may have same by paying for this advertise- ment. - Call at Byvington's drug store. 10-18-1d Williams Auto Go. Office and Service. Station, 287 Elm St WANTED SEVERAL SALESWOMEN AND A PORTER, APPLY TO R. A. ASHTON. THE MOHICAN CO. AND YOUNG WOMF are wanted by THIZ SOUTHERN NEW ENG- LAND TELEPHONE CO. to operate their SWITCHBOARDS Bxperience is unnece: You will be paid while 1 and after that frequent re glven. GIRIL ary. wrning salary hetween m. and § given information working conditions, etc. After 5 p. m. or chief operator sha; p. m. and he whout sala on Sunday ries, catl by telephone THE SOUTHERN NEW ENG- LAND T HONE CO. 31 Court street, von working on other housework | Apply | AUTOMOBILE PARTIE Reasonable rates. Mitchell Six. Richard Covert. Tel. 255-12. i 10-18- taken out. 2dx { NOTICE—Will rent Electric Vacuum Cleaners $1.00 per day. Telephone 2079, 9-30-eod tf NOTICE—Oakland car hire. 1079- and driver for Prices Reasonable. Phone 10-17-5dx. SAVE—The New Britain Cooperative Savings and Loan Associatian Buys a One Thousand Liber Bond aad declares a 2 3-4 per cent. dividend for the six months ending Septein- ber 30, 1918. Shares in the 41 and W series matures and will be paid October 29, 1918. Amount to be paid $ it)nl_f"_ Subscriptions for shar in the October series will now be received at the office of the association, room 210 National Bank Building, No. 2 Main street. Y. J. STEARNS, Secretary 10-12-64 NOTICE—The young lady that called at Porter & Dyson's, Saturday, October 5th, inquiring the value of a diamond ring which she found, is known and will avoid trouble by re- turning same to Sergt. A. J. Rich- ardson, Police Department. 10-11-tf e e et WANTED; WANTED-—To buy a platform scale, suitable for weighing up to 600 pound. Herald, Box 10A. 10-18-3dx Colored woman wants place as cook in restaurant or boarding house, Call 90 John St, New Britain. 10-16-3dx ‘WANTED—Lady clerical position. Dept. The Corporation. for Transportation American Hardware 10-16-4d. or young man POSITION WANTED-—Chauffeur for private family or truck driver. Ad- dress Box 10A, Herald Office. 10-15-1wx. WANTED—To buy 150 bushels pota- toes, 200 heads cabbage, 10 barrels apples, 25 bushel onions, 5 bushel pea beans. New Britain General Hospital. 10-14-tf. WANTED—Crossing tenders, 8 basic day, 35 cents per hour. Also freight handlers wanted. Apply freight office, Whitting street. hour FURNISHED ROOMS. hands if he does nct know ' who lost it. FOR SALE, FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Engl bull-dag. Bargain. F. W. W liams, 287 Elm street. 10-18-} FOR SALE—1917 Hudson Super-§ Touring car in first class conditid Also a 1916. Bargains. Willia: Automobile Co., 287 Elm St. 10-15- FOR SALE—Choice wirter applea the trees or any other w: Al windfalls. All kinds. some boy old Farm, Quarter, 73. Maplecr: City. 10-16+ DOCTORS' the docto! ATTENTION—We Hg ' ideal car. 1916 Hud§ Super-Six Cabriolet. Entirely ove hauled and refinished. Equipp with 1917 improvements. Big b gain for price. Williams Autom bile Company, 287 Elm St. 10-15 FOR SALE—Chamber suite, other pleces of furniture, sideboard. Address Box 5, seve includ! Herald 10-9- FOR SALE—Two delivery one oil-tank, one ice box, a ploug a harrow, land-roller, 45 chicke: 3 Colony houses, an incubator brooder. Address A. Olson, Jubilee St. 10-17-3¢ wagoy FOR SALE---A small lot of Klondl white winter seed Wheat, Rye, Rye straw, Horse and d hay, Fire wood, split and cut - length for fire place. A few H to twelse old pigs, sired by big Poland-Ghina boar. Price $10 e Berlin Farms, Berlin, Conn. el phone 668-4, 9-21. FOR SALB—Hard wood cut length for use in fire place. Berlin Farms. Berlin. Conn. 668-4. 10-17. FOR SALE—Pigs, all ages from weeks to 24 weeks old. The Be Farms. Berlin, Conn. Tel 668, 10-17. FOR SALE—Sweet Lawrence pi Phone 732-2, 249 Chestnut St. 10-18-2! FOR SALE—One Iron Spring. Call A. M, street. Bed ‘a 78 Harris, 10-17-2d FOR SALE—Left with us to large latest model mahogany Gi fonola, cabinet style, includi records, used only a short wh couldn't be told from new. T; would be proud to own this beau| ful instrument. Price right cash. The Grafonola Stol 138 Main St. 10-18-X FOR SALE—Young pigs ready no Frank Neuhauser, Riverside Fa Farmington, Conn. 10-18+5 FURNISHED ROOMS—With or with- out board. Also rooms for light housekeeping. Mrs. Clark, 87 Arch street. 10-18-3dx. FURNISHED ROOM, provements, heated, modern im- 45 Walaut St. 10-7-tf FURNSHED ROOM-—Corner and High streets. ‘Phone 19-12. J. HOCHMAN Pays Best Prices For JUNK and SECOND HAND FURNITURE TEL 468-4 Lake Conveniences. 10-5-tf. FOR SALE—A 1914, Ford roadsf in good runnigg condition. Recei ly overhauled. Call after 7 P. or Sundays. Apply 419 Stanley 10-18-3 To Rent Light Housekeeping Rooms. Price Also light,- airy single rooms. P 2.25. BEGLEY HOUSE. 4 Main St. DOHERTY MARKE 406 Arch St. Try Us For Native Chickens & Top Beef and Spring Lan After That Real Estate. sell your real estate for you. CAMP REAL 272 Maln street WIN THE WAR By Subscribing to the Fourth LIBERTY LOAN See Me About Real H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main St. Room 208 National Bank Building, Estate and Insurance. Insurance. Two Family House on West Main street—Just beyong the bridge only $4,800—Three houses on North stree with extra land for store, fine location $8,000—Let "ud ESTATE CO. 305 Bank Bullaing. he HE will wrn We must send more men our afd “to the last man glorious help, Buy Tihe zover for ment work, do not apply one of these positions. 72 West Main Street. -New Brltam Typewriter Exchange ~ THE iSON THE RUN Keep Him Going will strlke hard- keep the booty already taken and to capture more. must be made to do penitentlal restitution —all that are needed: and to the last dollar™ td he he will strive desperately But we have nd we pledged are glving JOIN THE FIGHTING FOURTH Bonds (hc Wm Our nuu— in F nee ]\glll—rn the U (nlost Telephone 612,