New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1918, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1918. SOLDIERS AND SAILORS Khaki, & navy, white and na- tional yarr alls and skeins, the best brands and the largest assort- ments in New England at lowest prices. G. FOX & CO. ESTABLISHED 1847. HARTFORD. The “Carrier.Air Washer and Humidifier” Removes from the Atmosphere of the New Store All Odors, Impurities and Dust Detrimental to Health. o SUITS MADE TO MEASURE . . ... $37.50 OVERCOATS MADE TO MEASURE . $40.00 Worth $10.00 to $15.00 More that your flgure may suggest, which conforms to This week you may choose any style you prefer or government regulations. 4 _ You may select your material from over 300 splendid quale selection considering the scarcity of wool suitings and coatings. fici er of times to insure a perfect fit. Sum?:;":d?i‘i’:;:)\;afl ::)harge of 10 per cent. will be made where measurements are 44 or over. YOUNG MEN’S DEPT.—FIFTH FLOOR. GUEST SETS 1 Bath Towel, 1 Face Towel, ‘Wash Cloth. Regular price 89c, sale price 69c. Bargain Table, Main Floor. which is a remarkable overcoat is tried on a 1 wool ends, Bvery suit or TEA AND COFFEE Oolong Tea 1-2 1b. for 25c., regular price 40c. Aunt Mary’'s Coffee for 23c 1b. Bargain Table, Main Floor. WOMEN'S SILK HOSE Full fashioned; $2.50, for $1.29. Bargain Table, values up to 1 Main Floor. SHOE CLEARANCES Excellent Styles, Splendid Values SECOND FLOOR. ! Twenty lines in good style Shoes, some of them cannot be duplicated because of government strictions; other lines from which sizes are missing: $5.85 $5.85 top; leather . $6.45 cloth top to re- Champagne kid top, black kid, foxed Louis heel; value $9.50. Sale Price All gray kid lace, Cuban heel, welted sole; $9.00 value. Sale Price Black kid and patent cloth top, lace Cuban and Louis heels; $7.00 valu Sale Price lace, leather $6.95 $6.95 and button, $4.45 All gun metal lace, kid top, leather Louis $ heels; $5.00 value. Sale Price . 3.95 Stone Set Sterling Silver BROOCHES ‘Worth Up to $10.00. $3.29 Your Choice for and Gun metal lace, fawn cloth top, Cuban heel, $7.00 value. Sale Price ... Kid foxed, fawn cloth top, leather Louis heel; $7.50 value. Sale price ... Patent foxed lace, fawn, nubuck Louis heel;, $8.50 value. Sale Price w.......... 3 Gray kid and champagne lace with match, wood covered Louis heel; $9.00#value. Sale Price .... The Cohal Are made-only in our shop and fitted by our OPTOMETRIST and cannot be bought elsewhere. On account of the deep curve and clear whiteness of the COHAL LENSES, which are ab- solutely centered, they give a clean, clear, wide field of vision, with none of the prismatic action and reflection so notice- able 1n some lenses. It is the highest perfection in lens-making yet turned out. For sensitive eyes we recom- mend them above all others. Have them fitted in the “DIXIE” mounting, the inven- tion of our OPTOMETRIST, they will be insured against breakage, as they cannot slip, tilt or fall off. Examination Free When Glasses Are Fitted. Optical Department. Mezzanine Balcony. 100 of them, no two alike; about every shape style con- ceivable; set with pearls, sapphires, emeralds, garnets and other stones; very handsome and would make extremely pretty gifts. Sleplex Clothes Washers only | $1.89 SIXTH FLOOR Well named the “Simplex”—so simple in operation that it is hard to believe in its merit; take one home and try it on our recommen- dation. If you do not find the Simplex Clothes Washer directions carefully we will refund Sixth Floor. It is also recommended by “Good Housekeeping.” satisfactory after following your money. Demonstration. The Classified Columns are your agents—the penny ads reach hundreds in the city every week night and the chances are that several read- ers ouf of the hundreds will be interested in your propo- Have you lost a sum money? Glasses, Pins. Rings are found in surpris quantities and turned in the Herald. Your money w surely remain in the finde hands if he does nct knd sition. All Advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by 1:30 p. m. on the ay of issue. ————— e HELP WANTED—MALRE. WANTED—Young work. man for store The Alling Rubber Co. 10-29-tf WANTED—Watchman; for local fac- tory. Apply U. 8. Employment Bureau, No. 1 Main St., City. 10-29-3d WANTED—Cylinder press feeder. Apply U. 8. Employment Bureau, No. 1 Main street, City. 10-29-3d WANTED—Compositor thirder. Reliable, State wages expected. Employment Bureau, St., City. or steady Two- man. Apply U. 8. No. 1 Main 10-29-3d WANTED: job pre: ment Bureau, —Man or boy to Apply U. No. work on S. Employ- 1 Main St., City. N 10-29-3d HELP WANTED—FEMALE. WOMEN WHO STAY AT and those who have time Saturday afternoons and also other afternoons to once to Mr. Tucker Thursday and Friday for work in our Coat, Suit, Millinery, Waist and Corset depart- ments. With or without experience. The Big Store, Raphael's Dept. Store. 10-30-2d HOME to work evenings, pply at SALESGIRLS WANTED — also to come in at noon. ience needed. Waolworth Co., All day, No exper- Good pay. F. W. 8 Main street. 10-30-3dx WANTED Hotel Beloin. and room. “olored $40 chambermaid. month, board 10-29-tf WOMEN WANTED—Salary $24 full time, ¢ an hour spart time, dis- tributing guaranteed hosie wearer. Permanent. Experience unnece: Apply Guarantee Mills, Norristown, Pa. WANTED—Stenographer in office. Short hours, fair salary. Address P. O. Box 1004, city, stat- ing experience and salary expected. 10-29-5dx desirable Experienced typist office. fice. wants position in Address Typist, Herald Of- 10-29-2dx WANTED—GIirl for general house- work. 19 Forest street. 10-29-1dx BOY WANTED—14 to 16, splendid opportunity; apply Room 21 R. R. Arcade. 10-28-3d. WANTED--Timekeeper and cost clerk in local factory. Good chance for advancement. Herald, Box 25XX. 9-5-tf ————————— ! WA LOST. WANTED—Young lady for clerk in office of local State age, references, etc. Box 15 Herald. mailing factor; Apply 10-29-tf WANTE. work. street. Maid for general house- Three in family. 63 Hawkins 10-29-4d NTED—Girl for wgeneral house- work. 19 Forest street. 10-28-1dx — LOST—An oxford grey belt on Fair- view street, between Chestnut and ey. Mrs. B. F. Armstrong, Chestnut street or ’phone 10-29-3dx * FOUND—Gentleman’s watch owner can obtain same by identifying and paying for this advertisement. Joe Rizza, 104 Beaver street, cit 10-30-1d ——————————————————————————— FURNISHED ROOMS, WANTED—Waitresses The Asia restaurant, - -street or 73 Church. and cashier. 294 Main 10-28-6d WANTED—Saleswomen in our several departments; whole or part time. Apply to the McMillan Store. 10-21-tf WANTED, WANTED: Evening and Saturday afternoon work by well educated, reliable man. Box 25, Herald. 10-30-6dx | & Glenwood Ranges = Joseph Haller has been named commander-in-chief of the Polish forces fighting with the Allies. General Haller led this Polish regi- ment out of the Austrian army fight- ing his way through 3 : Bolsheviki in a battie which five days. He is in active with the regiment in General “Make Cooking and Baking Easy” GLENWOOD RANGES are of New England’s largest and best known foundry. designed by makers of life-long experience. They are put together better and burn less fuel than The castings are wonderfully smooth and easy to keep clean. Owing to their sturdy construction and they will stand hard usage, do better work than the ordinary kind They are handsome, the product They weigh more, most ranges, are fine and workmanship, last much longer convenient and mechanically right—no modern features lacking. Smooth cast, Colonial design, plain finish, compact structure, big roomy ovens, easy working grates and countle: other featur GLENWOOD RANGES are made in styles. It matters not whether your we have a plain GLENWOOD made many different sizes kitchen is large fit it. and or small, ASENTS TOR GLENNON) RongEs OVERLOOXMA | on the first day | at the As CAPITOL GRIYASE FURNISHED ROOM — Nice front room, suitable for two. South High street. large 29 10-30-2dx WANTED—150 quarts milk a day from November 1st. One or more parties. A. E. Denton, 26 Canal S Plainville, Conn. 10-28-3dx NICE ROOM—In private bath, all conveniences. 1473-12 evenings. family, Pbone 10-28-1dx TO RENT—Large, heated garage. Harrison street. 10-29-6dx rooms for 16 Prospect Central. 10-29tf T0 TAX- PAYERS ASSESSORS’ NOTICE TO RENT—Furnished light housekeeping. street. Call evenings. All persons in the Town of New Britain liable to pay taxes are hereby notified and requested to return to the assessors on or before the first day of November next, a of all property owned or possessed by them of October, 1918, ors will meet in their office, list The a CITY HALL, WEST MAIN ST., Tuesday, Oct. 1, 1918, And every day thereafter during October, except Sundays, for the purpose, of receiving such lists. OFFICE HOURS—From 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., and Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9. N. B.—All persons owning houses or land are requested to give a full description of the same on back of their lists. Blank lists can be procured sors’ Office, City Hall. AUGUST BURCKHARDT, JAMES J. WATSON, AARON DANIELSON DOHERTY MARKET 406 Arch St Try Us For Native Chickens and ¥owls, Top Beef and Spring Lamb. Williams Auto Go. Office and Service. Station, 287 Elm St WANTED—Ford Chassis in running condition. Box 12C Herald. 10-28-1dx CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 10s ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Good also winter beans. Cider reasonable. quantity. Carl street (Barber cooking apples, apples, onions and and charcoal very Will deliver any Schwartz, 107 Glen Shop.) 10-30-1dx FOR SALE—Fine cooking, grown potatoes, delivered il bushel, C. O. D. Addre; Tyle Plainville. 10 native at $2.00 Heary 0-5dx WOOD LA acres. C. L D FOR SALE—2 Price $20 to Barnes, to 60 $200 per acre. Barnesdale. 10-30-6dx New Furniture also and Linoleum. Kitchen 363 Main St. J. H. Steele. 10 3dx. FOR SALE-—1918 seven passenger Buick automobile fitted with spot light mirror and slip cover: Run less than 2800 miles. In first condition. Box 21C Herald. 10-25-6d. FOR SALE—Pigs, all ages, from 6 weeks to 24 weeks old. The Berlin Farms, Berlin, Conn. Tel. 668-4. 10-17-t¢ Range FOR SALE—Young thoroughbred. cow. Clifton E. Stanley St. Jersey Cow, Excellent family Davenport, 1290 10-26-3d—x FOR SALE—1916, 1917 Hudson Super Six Splendid bargains. Co., 287 Elm St. and 1918 touring cars. Williams Auto 10-29-5d FOR SALE—Grafonola, quantity good records. Perfect con- dition. No reasonable offer refused. Inquire 447 Arch street. 10-29-1dx T R T RS W TO RENT. TO RENT—Garage space for one car. Apply 659 Stanley street. Tel. 1084. 10-30-6dx mahogany, TO RENT-—Garage, 6 Cedar street. 10-30-1dx — e FOR RENT—Furnished house with modern convenlences in Newington, near trolley, church and school, garage and garden if wished. Call 327 West Main street. or telephone 237 for particulars. 10-28-3dx TO RENT—Tenement, five roams, third floor, all improvements, 385 South Main street. 10-28-3dx TO RENT—Upstairs apartment to small private family, adults. In- quire on premises, 109 Bassett street. 10-28-1dx. TO RENT—Tenement, five rooms, all improvements, 779 East Street. 10-26-2dx. TO RENT—Six large rooms and bath with all improvements; attractive grounds, garage, best neighborhood, on trolley line, 40 miutes to New Britain. An opportunity for right party. 266 N. Main street, Southing- ton. 10-25-6dx NOTICE. NOTICE—Public stenographer, able, neat and correct work anteed., Call Room 6, block, or telephone 461-3. 10-28-6dx SAVE—The New Britain Cooperative Savings and Loan Association Buys One Thousand Liberty Bond and declares a 2 3-4 per cent. dividend for the six months ending Septem- ber 30, 1918. Shares in the 41 and W series maaure and will be paid October 29, 1918. Amount to be paid $15,001.67. Subscriptions for shares in the October series will now be received at the office of the assoclation, room 210 National Bank Building, No. 272 Main street. Y. J. STEARNS, Secretary. 10-26-6d cap- guar- Booth’s J. HOCHMAN Pays Best Prices For JUNK and SECOND HAND FURNITURE TEL. 468-4 DENISON GARAGE Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night. Storage, Supplies and Repairing. GIRLS AND YOUNG WOME! are wanted by THE SOUTHERN NEW ENG- LAND TELEPHONE CO. to operate their SWITCHBOARDS Experience is unnecessary. You will be paid while learning and after that frequent salary increases are given. Call between 8 a. m. and 5 m. and be given information about working conditions, salaries, ete. After 5 p. m. or on Sunday call, chief operator by telephone, or apply Emp. Bureau, i s TIE SOUTHERN NEW EN! LAND TELEPHO 0O0. 34 Court street. If you are working on other zovernment work, do not apply for one of these positions. p. TO RENT—South half house occupied by me on Berlin street, Berlin, Conn. Gas, furnace, hot and cold Thos. F. Cashman. Tel. 10-17-tf. To Rent Light Housekeeping Rooms. Price $4. Also light, airy single rooms. Price $2—$2.25. . 422 Main St. f——_— who lost it. FOR SADE. FOR SALE—Ford Runabout, overhauled. 41 Buell street. 10-26- FOR SALE—Hara wood length for -use Berlin Farms. 668-4. e in fire place. Berlin Con 10 FOR SALE—Winter Touring car. Apply Top tor 426 Stanl 10-26 FOR SALE—Paige touring car, first good tires, $725. seven-pas{ class cond Box XbX, 10-2 FOR SALE—Four second hand es, two second hand gas rang¢g in good repair. Also full Ii Stewar F. W. Loomis Co.,| Arch 10 FOR SALE—Building lot on ford Road. Easy pavments. take Liberty Bonds. Herald, 22A. 10-: FOR SALE—1917 Maxwell tol car, 1916 Overland touring, b: A-1 condition and extras. Betz, 139 Winthrop street) 1072-14, 10-2 FOR SALE—Scripps-Booth 1916 about. Enquire C. A. Bence's rage, 55 Main. 10 FOR SALE—Farm on West H Hill, 36 acres, house and bai horses, cow and all equipme: very reasonable price. Inquid Harry Kevorkian, telephone 11] 10-24 FOR SALE—Quaitity of red o $1.50 bushel delivered in quanl to suit. Alexander Bruce, Bi Tel. 665-3. 10- WANTED—To rent, 2 or 3 furn rooms for light housekeepin; adult family of two, not ove minutes walk from manufaoti center of city. Address, st terms, Herald, Box 36A. 10-24 WANTED—Crossing tenders, 8 basic day, 36 cents per hour. freight handlers wanted. treight office, Whitting street. BERLIN GARAGE Storage and Repairing Specialty. Auto Suppl George A. Ventres, Be Conn. GOOD BUYS, Modern 8 temement house large lot only $4,000. Terms §$: cash. Another at $5,600 and 2 houses in suburbs with extra $2,500 and $3 000. H. N. LOCKWOOD, } Real Hstate and Insurance Oity Hall MANROSS AUTO G OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessorle Repair Work a Specialt] Phone 2227 139 Al'ch FOR SALE COTTAGE, Corner of Monroe and Madison streets—An Ideal Hi Every Convenience. H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main St Room 208 National Bank Building, Real Estate. Insuranoce } We can offer you a nice iant Street right near the factories. two family house on Plea: Large lot 69x182 Only $5,000. Here's a block on Park Street—better thal 10 per cent. on your money—Harrison Street rent. CAMP REAL 272 Main stroet ESTATE CO. 308 Bank Bufiding. TYPEWRITERS All Makes Repaired. Sold, Rented and EXCHANG! TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES. N. B. Typewriter Exchange —Tel. 612. 72 MAIN STREET. A REAL BARGAIN Property centrally located in IN REAL ESTATE. New Britain, paying better 12 per cent. will be sold on very easy terms if taken at once. P. J. MURRAY & CO. REAL ESTATE A 325 MAIN STREET, INSURANCE, NEW BRITAIN, CONN.