New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1918, Page 12

2 WHIRLWIND FINISH s $283, Rev. Lucyan has done work with his booth at the red Heart parish and turned Tims Far Gty How Not HAli Tia orer sonn comeminianiane | 0o Red Cross Quota ‘ Olsor 124 St MeMillan's, Fair Twenty-five Dickinson Drug com- Porter Sons, [ Mitler oston Fox's th 16; 15; Post Qffice, 26 booths yesterday Bojnowski | ater, fine and o loose dollars this | Clark turned In hips vester- | The following | canvassing: Mz Ruth Henr: Olive Little- canvassing on the streets | tained quite a few way. Miss Regzina | $10 in Rel oss memb from canvassing serving in street Schilling, Miss Miss Ruby Dixon, Miss h Miss Anna Gauer, Miss Mabel Crawford, Miss Mildred Palmer, Miss | Ramona Martin, Miss Beatrice Por- ter, Miss Mar iss | member. Margaret Russell Huma- | the de. Son, Miss Regina H. « from the ‘Varner and Miss Gertrude Hine. | Young ting Mrs. $1.149.00 vho has cf > of the Dickinson | company booth, are: Mis Miss Ruth Henry, rady, Miss Margaret M: i 3etty Leeds. Miss f the Lincoin Street st her hooth: Mrs. Palmer, William Judd, Miss B Mitchell, Mi Miss Taylor. Min Mrs, Hunt, Miss O'Brien, Mi Miss Ja Miss Little- Gilman and Miss Cauficld. day are A The Red Cross campaign is on its last lap today onight, at 9:30 o'clock, will bring the Christmas Roll Call to the end. New Britain short of its quota, but the n are trying son finish and managers ind up sring the to “his | one-hal The rep follows B women ond Ward 1 Ward rth Ward 3 206,00 Fhis %00 rawford, 1,097.00 84.00 1.00 )07.00 505.00 382.00 Frances | and M princi s the n Store Weiant, Mrs. leson, Fo Fifth rd Sixth Ward P ille == $30.00 L Ensworth, Miss { worth TTulburt . Miss $12,467.00 f are the w of them but they are as follows: Stanley. Rule nd Level rbin Cabinet Lock - company, B. Jahn, Serew anley Work service in halc ELM CITY AUTOIST FINED | company, company, | 16; Minor | 10; Union corpora- put 200 the Red Arrested By Commissioner Stebbins For Not HMaving His Car Equipped emploves in the Cross. The following were added today to the honor roll: Mi Florence B, An-} drews, Third ward: Miss Irene Con- lon, Sixth ward: Mrs. Ulysses G. Dil- lon, Second ward: Miss Agnes H. Johnston, ird ward, and Mrs. Fred . Mitchell, Third ward. Solomon Shurburg, the coal dealer, good example today by turning 1.10 from the or George W. ross. Judge Klett headquarters With Mirror—Pays $i0 and Costs, Nichola Cementi of New Haven ted by Auto Commissioner W. Stebbins yesterday for violation of the automobile = ordinance ord that all cars be equipped with mirrors, giving the driver a view of traftic to the rear of his car, and he was fined $10 and costs this morning. Cementl was warned once before by the com- missioner to secure a mirror, and al- though he had a mirror, it was at- tached to the car in such a way as to make it impossible for him to get a view of the traffic in the rear of his car. Cementi drives a two ton trick and uses a mirror which is attached to the rear of a spotlight. The light Wilson’s, 24; | was turned such a manner as to company, 7: New | have the rror facing the front of Bank, 6: Crowell's, | the car and render it useless as a New Britain, 14; means of sighting the traffic. arr: set a over a witness fee molice court to Klett for the Red ( turned the money right after court The day, the Besse-Leland. Trust company, J. A Andrews Britain National 6: Savings Bank of in a booths did reports heing as follows well again yvester- | i 21; New Britain ! & THE TWO-FAMILY, 10-ROOM HOUSE, No. 104 CHERRY ST., MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. CALL FOR A B ARGATI H., . HUMPHREY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, MAIN ST, 2 ROOM 208. Here’s a cozy little two family house on Curtiss St. —1It can be bought for $4,500. Has a lot 61x167 ft. Just1 i finished over inside—In perfect repair. One family house on Wilson St. Clintock St. rent $13. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 205 Bank Buflatog. TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Sold, Rented Repaired. for 3,500. Mec- Main stroet and Exchanged Typewriter Supplies. NEW BRITAIN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Tel. 612, 72 West Main Street. P PRI SO Gt A S Bk that Storage Batieries Freeze Up If Neglected TO KEEP THE BATTERY CAR IS LAID UP. TIMELY ADVISE MAY SAVE YOU TROUBLE AND WE STORE. REPATR AND RECHARGE ALL MAK AGE BATTERIES AT REASONABLE PRICES, FOR BATTERIES AT SMALL EXTRA CHARGE. A. G. HAWKER M ST. NEW BRITATIN. CONN. LEWITT BLDG. The American Enginesting Co. t ASK US HOW WHILE THE OVER WINTER EXPENSE. O STOR- WILL CALL efing Does Designing and Bui¥ing of SPECIAL MACHINES Dies, Jigs and Fixtures, Automobile Parts and JOBBING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS resolution i ish Congress mstriet | ment of Hor z Z PALESTINE RESOLUTION. Covect Copy of Docun at Jewish Cor Owing room error. the to a composing resolution on Pal the Jewish congress in nd published yesterday was presented in an unintelligible form. The correct follows Resolved at the American Jew- their delegation to Burope {0 co-sperate with the rep- of other Jewish organiza- specifically with the world »n to the end .that 2nce may recognize historical claims resentatives and Zionist P Confe the aspirations and of the Jewish people with regard Palestine, and declare that in accor- dance with the British Government's deciaration of November 1917, en- dorsed by the Allied Governments and the of the United States, {here shall he established such poltical administrative and eco ¢ condi- tions in Palestine as will assure under the trusteeship of Great Britain, act- ing in behalf of such League of N tions as may be formed, the develop- estine into a Jewish Com- monw it cles under- tood that nothing shall be done which shall prejudice the civil and re- gious rights of existing non-ewish communities in Palestine or the rights and political by Jews in other countric the ac President being FOR SAL Corner residence of 18 rooms with lot 100x115, suitable for club house would make fine home. H. N. LOCKWOQOD, Real Estate and Iasurance ANPASS AUTH £D. OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 ]39 “Ch St Wiifiams Auto Go. Office and Service. L M Leather Goods ForGifts A delayed shipment will be put on sale to- day, giving choice of new fresh fnerchandise that make Christmas presents that last. Hand Bags, Pocket Books, Purses, Bill Folds, Tight-Wads, Cigar Cases, Tobacco Pouches, Card Cases, Pass Cases, Wrist Purses, Children’s Purses, Children's Bags. 19¢ to $5.00. Open this evening, Closed all day tomorrow. WE WISH YOU ALL A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS R R TR Y SN TO RENT—Light housekeep- ing rooms, $4.00. Airy, singl. room $2.25. 1422 Main St, 200 East Main St,, over Morrin’s Garage. Tel, 481-3 “at Drawn Up | ne adopted at : Philadelphia ! every sition. The Classified Columns are vour agents—the penvy ads reach hundreds in the city week night and the chances are thal several read- . ers out of the hundreds wili AN Y be interested in your prepo- CASH IN A ONE CENT A WORD ANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 18¢ money ? Have you lost a sum of Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in a e Herald. Your money wil L TO RENT. TO RENT: All modern Five rooms, ne house rovemer 648 W W in nace. ani TO RENT. emer provements St Attract Hawkins Inquire, 75 on TO RENT. 145 A ments. s Phone -\ Jd-room apartment “h oSt AN mod S Wesler, m imp Inquirc 11 wement of furnace. 5% six enement of five modern improvements; Apply A. Pinkus, 29 St rooms, all throp f three rooms Inquire 36 Connerton 12-3 t6 - rooms, 86 Grove St ruction. Francis recommence vic ix Voung hu in New man, York City conncet with growing factor complete output. Will furni. : s for share in iew tion plans and ¢ Write for 21AX. NOTICE seen picking up black velvet MeM store containing large turn to Herald and prevent 2 1 trouble? im of money, T furthe NOTICE—Winter storage automobiles in a warm - The Beaton & Cadwell , rear 185 Main St space for garag Mfg. 12-16-13d Live and dead automobile furniture storage also ac- 1, terms very reason- heated and electric ele- ndard Tire and Auto Co., m and Seymo streets, »hone 382, Paige dealer. 12518560 e NISIED ROOMS. NOTICE | stora i commodatec | able vator s i A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE desire hoard and two rooms; central loca- tion preferred, 13ox X21B, Herald 12-21-3dx FURNISHED ROOMS— heated rcoms, 69 Arch St 1 4-31Ix 1 Will Buyall kinds of ce steam i Junk and second hand furniture. I Zeides, 19 Willow St. el 557-14 | Movie of a_ TAKeS PACKAGE To CELLAR well rooms. | Win- | x| night, | | | { { | i : { | i i | | Man Trying to_ All Adveriisements for the ied column must be in the Herald offire hy 1:30 p. m. on the WANTED: truck experienced five jobs: can repair huffeur,” [lgrald small touring ; must be in nice con- [ want it for private use to pay a big price if| nice Ford. 1 will buy lers need once, al Ford or | pect have No de vour car come. dence, 33 W Conn. 1 apply when Cooke St., WANTED—Young men and women to | fit themselves for office posi- tions. for <oll good r write Connecti: siness Main street. WANTED—500 High school students | read the New York Call d for one month. Chatfield’ Main street WANTED—A ledger; good opportunity. ok 1025, City. to posting cle WANTED—Ex people, men or positions; also ext Apply Fine Quali Main street. women for b Shoe Shop, 321 12-13-tC HELP WANTED—MALE. SHIPPING CLERK, wholesale provi- sion and groceries. State experi- ence. Box 15, Herald. Why not bring “SAFETY FIRST” Movement Right Home by Using ONLY our PASTEURIZED Milkk and Cream, for Ours is the only prop: Pasteurized Product Sold in Britain, HELP WANTED—FEMALE. WANTED—Girl or woman to take care of two children and do house- work Broad AT Beras 12-24-6dx 72 St cooking anad 144, Mrs. F 12-23-tf WANTED-—Maid for irs work. Tel , West End Ave surely remair in the finder’s ; hands if he does nct know | who lost it. { FOR SALE. - FOR SALE—-$4,200 Reasonal] amount of cash . room sing] hardwood floors and finish, elects light and all modern conveniency trolley just around the corne 100x125, a real bargain. Sternbe & Co., 18 Asylum street, Hartfoy Conn. 12-21 Capable for ent. Arch street. &irl Union Laundry, 12 263 WANTED-—A figur for Accounting factory. lady good position in of local Box 1019. 12-19-12d voung at clerical Department Address P. O. LOST. LOST-—Small white dog. Narn Main St., and brindle bull- e on collar. Deliver 511 tuick Agency 2dx, LOST—Bank book, No. 74363, er please return same to Your Park hotel and Find- am es sum of Gladden if Gladden 12-24-2dx LOST-—Pocketbaok with a money and key, between St. and Main St Reward turned. Hume, 56 St. re- LOST-—Pocketbook. in Fair Dept. store, sum of money. Finder return to Herald office. Re- ward. 12-24-1d Saturday night COLUMBIA GARAGE Night Connectjon, Day and Service. Tel. To Be Open for Business Dec. STORAGE ROOM FOR 60 eneral Repairing by first class mechani. AL WORK GUARANTEED Rear of old Turner Hall 160 Arch St. New Britain, Conn. DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET i | Iivery Cars for Hire, Day and Night. Storage, Supplies and Repairing. J. HOCHMAN THE JUNK DEALER BUYS ALLI, KINDS OF JUNK AND J. E. SEIBERT & SON. | 401 PARK STREET. Teleohone 1936, SLIPS 1y on | FINDS C TiP ToE& CONCEALS 1T 1IN RUBGBISH PILE SECOND HAND FURNITURE. TEL. 1161-15. steady | FOR RENT-—Kensington, e house, barn, chicken-coop, i¢ desired. Also six IZast Berlin: barn: three acres near church and s $12 Dunham, Telephone ton. house, hool: FOR B Kitchen and parlor furniture upstairs Tel. 799-2 1 SAl dining ro9 Locu 24-3 COWS FOR SALE-—New milch a spri good fam| cow Kensing: Tel 2 Leghorns, fol $20.00. B cock, four Mre Mrs. David Gou Plainville White two cocks, one FOR SALE teen hen Orphingto four pullets, Whiting street FOR rolls; gain taken. 2079 SALE latest Liberty Inquire at once. New style: bonds or w player piaao a mahogany; b stay Telephia 12-24- FOR BALE—One-ton Denby, 19, good condition; two-ton chal drive Packard, a bargain; 19 5-passenger Mitchell, thoroug) overhauled; 7-passenger Dodge, 2 shape. Standard Tire and Auto cor. Elm and Seymour Sts. 12-28 FOR RENT Modern up-to-date Gara and office. Splendid lo¢ tion.” Splendid busines Accommodates between and 40 cars. Availab Jan. 1st. Box 6 Heral AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS. Church Street. For Your Amusement. 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