New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1918, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN 2, 1918, DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER The Classified Columns are vour agents—the penny ads reach hundreds in the city every weel night and the chances are that several read- vs out of the hundreds will be interested in your prepo- Have you lost a sum ol money? Glasses, Pins ang Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in a the Herald. Yoi:r money wil surely remain in the finder’ hands if he does nct know REDEEM YOUR PLEDGES. Buy War Stamps Every G. FOX & CO. ESTABLISHED 1847. HARTFORD. Buy onc cvery day if possible. flass AD ® ® ife ORD TASH IN | Submarines are on the Sixih Floor anfim Santa § Claus is Commander of the Whole Fleet What in the world would grown-ups do if there were no toys? not to speak 1 of the children. The sixth floor in this great store is mostly given up to toys, dolls and games, a large space certainly, but not too large to occupy a place in the hearts of the little folks. The submarine tank is brimful of water, and busy submarine boats are float- ing, raising, diving and keeping the crowd of little folks about the tank on the lookout for torpedoes. The dolls are the loveliest ever seen. Why? Because they are * mostly American dolls. Just think: Miss Victory was made in our own New York; Wee, Wee Marie was built out of paper pulp right over in Holyoke and is luxuriously growned in satin and gilt with golden shoes. The ladies from Philadelphia are perhaps the most attractive of all; they're beauties with blue and brown eyes and wonderful figures, even if they are solid wood from tip to toe. See them all now. And don’t overlook the Mechanical Toys, Dolls’ Funiture, Rocking Horses, Games and Building Blocks. Prices are very reasonable. ) AUTOMOBILE ROBES FOR GIFTS Fifth Floor. For the Business Car, For the Limousine, For the Touring Car, For the Runabout, Radiator Covers For Ford Cars $3.50 Set. These handsome Robes have many functions—a whole host of them, though we call them Automobile Robes. We have a superb lot in plain and plaid reverse with fringe and plush. $5.95 to $24.50. E i For Stormy Weather, For Bright Weather. 1 Here are Three Excellent Values “UTILITY’ I “NEW YORK” “PRINCESS” A heavy wool robe for A double faced plush, A Handsome silky extra heavy, extra size crushed plush mottled face with plain color 60x72-inch. One of the plush back; soft, pliable : ; ; and warm.. A beautiful wear. A pleasing plaid ! best wearing robes for o design; full size $5.98. 1 winter driving. $12.95. full size. $24.50. STEAMER ROBES in handsome Scotch and novelty plaids; plain back. $10.98 to $15.75. “knock-a-bout” service. Just the thing for rough some with DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET g AT r ’GREEI\BERG CASE, IS WANROSS AUTD L0, | Storage and Accessories, ! Repair Work a Specialty. { DISMISSED TODAY Idvery Cars for Hire, Day and Night. David Proves That He Was Not Pro- Phone 2227 139 Arch St. Seldom does a house on Camp street near the Nor-I mal school come on the market—These houses are big| money makers—They rent well and there is an awful de- ! mand for roomers there—You get good prices for rooms—g | Storage, Supplies and Repairing. prictor of Alleged Non- Licensed Store. Judgment was suspended brought the David with conducting a clothing store on Main street with- out having in his posse: in case being Greenberg, against charged n a license issued by the city or state to conduct such an We can offer such a house as the owner is going to Hart- ford—See us—Rent corner of McClintock St. and Com- monwealth Ave. $13, CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main street enterprise. Greenberg was | found to be only connected with the enterprise in so far as he had ad- vanced the money for the purpose of the goods, while his uncle, Jacob was the principal in the P vid Greenberg remained store, which was opened in Dawson's block last week, during the day, to check ihe salos and guaran- | tee the return of the moncy which he had loaned his uncle. It is probable that similar charges will be brought against Jacob Greenberg The store was opened last week and the entire front has been placarded advertising the sale of $12,000 worth of merchandise. The goods were bought a few weeks ago from a firm in Springfield and taken to this ecity by Jacob Greenberg. Attorney P. I, McDonough appeared for Greenberg and argued that his client was neither principal nor cgent but was connect- ed with the business only through the money which he had advanced, and that charges could not be brought against him on those charges. The evidence prercntad proved that he had no connections with the business itself, and judgment was suspended. 305 Bank Builainz. TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Sold, Rented Repaired. and Exchanged Typewriter Supplies. NEF\"’.‘ BReEAIN *YPEWRITER EXCHANGE ¥, C1E 72 West Main Street. MAY FIGHT HUNGARY. | Masary to Return and Occupy Slovakia, London, Dec. 2—Hope that the United States and the Allies will soon | reach a decision regarding their pol- | icy toward Russia, so that Czecho- Slovak troops in Siberia may be re- | leased for the occupation of Slovakia, was expressed in an interview here by Prof. T. Marsaryk, who has just arrived here from New York on his way to Prague to take oath as head of the new Czecho-Slovak state, “I have just received the news, COTTAG IN WES WITH IMPROVEMENTS RN PART OF THE CITY FOR SALE. SCHULTZ & COSTELLO (In corporated.) 242 MAIN STRE NEW BRITAIN, CONN. 'APPLE WOOD Sawed In ‘hort Lengths $15 a Cord Delivered Telephone 662-4 Sage Farm, Berlin I hopo the Allies will send troops to help us oceupy Slo EPISCOPAL BISHOP DEAD. Boise, Idaho, Dec, 2.—Right Rev, James Bowen Funsten, first Protest- ant Episcopal bishop of Idaho, died suddenly at his home here yesterday. Ex-Pres. Taft, Fo ~advt, s theater, Dec. 16. < Wants Czecho-Slovak Troops | sition. e — VANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 10¢ | ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. | who lost it. TO RENT. HELP WANTED—IF e : (" FOR SALE. FIVE-ROOM T prover : on third fiood. first floor, 85 Belden St. in- Apply 12-2.-3dx FOR SALE Ford car; ville Ga me bout: n A-1 ord truck, Overiand tour condition. Main WANTED. operator Young lady for telephone Apply at American Hos- 12 FOR SALE—Special Ford touring car, Herald equipped $325.00. Bo: iery 12°3 Co FOR RENT--3torage room in building in Corbin Place. ¥ tral, and several entrances; price reasonable. Also storage room for furniture. D. J. Hayes, black- smith Corbin Place. Tel. g Lcious 6 1 6dx, TO RENT—Two rooms. Mrs. nicely Clark, 87 furnished Arch S 12-2-3dx 155 Washing- All improvements. 11-30-3dx TO RENT—Tenement ton street E ROOM tenement. All improve- ments. Apply Srd floor, corner Rockwell avenue and Glen. 11-30-3dx TO RENT—Eight room house, pleas- ant location. Price $12.00. Tel. 92-4 evenings. E. P. Dunham 11-80-3d TO RENT—Farm of 60 acres, house and barn; fruit. Apply to Mrs. M. Cowk Kensington. 11-30- FOR RENT-—Eight room cottage in eastern part of city, near trolley. Address Box 30X, Herald. 11-30E-O-D-t4 TO RE ments —TIive rooms, all improve- 381 East St. 11-29-3dx TO RENT—Tenement of six rooms; central location, $16 a month. Box 14C, Herald Office. 11-29-3d TO RENT—Store and garage at Cherry St. Store could be for storage purposes. B. Farrell, 78 Maple St. 45 | used Inquire T. 11-27-tf DOHERTY MARKET Tel. 1 Native turkeys, chickens, top beef geese, fowl, ducks, spring lamb, and veal. Full line of provisions. DR. A. A. TUTTLE Veteinary Surgeon is again located at 273 Chestnut Street. Phone 451-5. AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS. Church Street. For Your Amusement. THE JUNK DEALER Buys and Sells All Kinds of WAGONS, SLEIGHS AND BUGGIES Tel 468-4 Williams Auto Co. Office and Service. Station, 287 Elm St Sale. Hard and Mixed. Cut any ¢ize desired. United Coal and Wcod Co. Cor. E. Main and Wilson Sts. ’'Phone 529. TO RENT—Light housekeep- ing rooms, $1.00. Airy, singl room %2.25. 422 Main St. FREED OF THEFT CHARGE. Simon Stauber. Taken Tll. Could Not Return Fmployer's Money. Simon Stauber, driver for E. White, who conducts the business formerly owned by the Williams Soap Co., of this city, was before Judge T. | Meskill this morning on a charge of | stealing a magneto, valued at §95, the | property of his employer. Judgment was suspended as it was found that Stauber’s failure to return with the magneto after he had it repaired was due. to udden illness. Mr. White sent Stauber with the magneto to have it welded last Tues- day. le brought the auto part to a repair man, and after having it fixed, he remarked that he had a severe headache. He left the shop wit hthe magneto, and about an hour later Mr. White called and inquired about it. As it was not returned after several days, White had o warrant issued Saturday. Stauber returned the mag- | neto to his employer, in ood condi- { tion, yesterday. Charles { l Ex-Pres, Taft, Fox's theater, Dec. 16. —advt. | ROOM AND BOARD in Protestant WANTED positions; hours, fair ing experience, 151. Young ladies for attractive office. 'y, Addr Box clerical short stat- Herald 12-2-3dx OR SALE—Pigs. all ag weeks to 24 weeks old. Farms, Berlin, Conn FOR SALE—Hardwood cut to le for use in fire place. The B Farms, Berlin Conn. Tel. ¢ 11-30-¢ from 6 The Berlin Tel. 668-4. te FOR SALE—Kitchen stove, gas s heating stove and kitchen tabld Woodland street, third floor. 11-3 WANTED. WIANTED— Apply rl for Curran’s alteration store, 383 room. Main 12-2-1d WANTED—To buy passenger touring dition. Address Young lady for Must be good at at American Hosiery cond hand five- ar, in 4 541 Church WANTED- work. Apply clerical figures. Co. FOR SALE-—Second hand furnaed good repair. . W. Loomis Co. 11- >—Ashes Phono | 12-2-3d to draw. GIRL WAN' work 27 Winthrop St. FOR SALEF milk. Ixcellent WANTED—To puchase a small par- 4 Box 22C, Herald, gain to quick purchaser. H. Sh Reliable woman for gen- | 11-29-3dx sky. Beckley, Conn 1 housework; no objection to | = with husband. Apply 19 Court| WANT FOR SALE—Brand 11-29-3dx ing car, 1916 condition. 1419-3 or 4 Witkin, j 12-2-2dx | < lor stove WANTED-: eral one st. new Ford ford truck. In argain for cash 3-3. )>—Men and women for work Britain Hospital. 11-23-tf WANTED — Colored chambermaid i1 and lady dishwasher. Hotel Beloin. LOST. econd Liberty Bond, No. FURNISHED ROOMS. , 36 and $30.00 War Savings Stamps. Finder will be rewarded by returning same to Singer Sewing Machine Co., 23 West Main. St. 11-30-3dx HELP WANTED—--MAL. ST S THREE LIGHT HOUSEKEEP ROOMS—Steam heat; all mo conveniences. Phone 1473-12, nings. WANTED—Good steady man as j itor and to take care of furnace. Apply 160 Main St. 12-2-tf HELP WANTED-—Shop helpers press- hands, assemblers, etc. Steady work. Apply Berlin Construction Co., Berlin Depot. 11-306d e e NOTIC FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM- gentleman. Modern improvem 45 Walnut St. 11-4 FOUND—Money: 25 Ruell st., second floor. 11-29-dx BUSINESS OPPORTUNITI Re- liable agent wanted to handle a new heating device that takes the place of coal or wood, a new invention that is guaranteed to do the work. We will give exclusive selling rights to the right party. Write or call Rex Burner Co., 108 Pratt St., Hart- ford, Conn 5 WANTED Good Stenographer who can assist purchasing agent. Apply at AMERICAN HOSIERY CO. - INSURANCE i The “Home Fires’ will keep burning, even if the war is over. tect yourself by kesping well insured. All kinds of insurance; bargains in Real Estate. H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main St., ROOM 208 NATIONAL BANK BCILDINGV. % o REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE. Call TO RENT—A large front bed with use of large kitchen. Suif for married couple. Box No, Herald. 11-29| family for an elderly lady. Warm room: and modern conveniences. A. Clark, 183 Main St. E DESIRABLE ROOM-—Steam hed All conveniences, suitable fof people. Central, 180 Maeple Ring upper bell. 11-30 NOTICE—I will pay cash for a Gra- fonola or Victrola; mahogony pre- ferred. Price must be right. Box 10XX, Herald. 12-2-3dx NOTICE—Socialist party, American branch, meets every Tuesday even- ing. 269 Main st. 11-30-3dx STEADY, LIGHT, CLEAN, WQ Good Pay. Sewing Machine Oper: and bench workers. Apply the C. JJWHITEMFG.G NOTICE—We do trucking 3 1-2 and 2 1-2 ton truck and dump cart work, also have some manure for sale by the load. New Britain Ice Corp. Tel. 1039. 11-25-6d4 NOTIC Drum instruction and drum repairing. Wm. Needham Prone 1882, 11-25-6d NOTICE-—When vour car needs re- pairing call M. A. Helene, rear 90 Arch street and get the benefit of a skilled mechanic to do the work. Also several used cars for sale. 11-9-18dx - - By Brigg ) When a Feller Needs a Friend - | Thiuk 1 TS Do FuLl W HoL© Tue GLEEVES Gl SToP Yousz\ [3) DCE")':\“J 4/, 74 2