New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1919, Page 12

Bvith c Neutral t . av sen called upon to make as heavy: socrifices af - -belligerents have, nevertheless, suffered severel sequence of the able, especially in ¢ to render manity. Favors ¥ soor W cor ague of Nations. 2. Switzerland highly approvs of the creation of a league of nations for preserving peace, and expects from it a complete reform of international relations. Consequently the main- tenance of peace should not really de- pend upon the observation of a pro- cedure of inquiry previous to a decl ration of war, but must be founded upon a general interdiction to parties in conflict not to resort to arms. In- ternational conflicts must, as far their character allows, be solved either by arbitration tribunals formed free conent of the parties, or else by a permanent international court of- fering every guarantee of political in- dependence. All other international disputes must be submitted to a pro- cedure of meriation through which lasting settlements on the basis of equity and justice can bearrived at. “3, Switzerland recognizes the ne- cessity for actions which may ulti- mately consist of military pressure within the system of the league of nations. Nevertheless Switzerland is determined not to abandon her neu- trality, which is laid down in the Swiss constitution and based on the tradition of 400 years of peaceful poli- tics. This neutrality is necessary Switzerland, considering the composi- tion of her population, as well as on account of Switzerland being n a par- ticularly exposed strategical position. In case armed conflict should after all, occur under the reign of the league of nations, the exstence of the several permanently neutral and in- violable states would be a great bene- fit also for the league itself. The institution of the Red Cross must be based on the exstence of such neutral ferritory if it is to be able to entirely AL jts task Freedom of Commerce Nec 4, Freedom of production commerce vi importance Switzerland. The peace will re-establish principle of commercial freedom As r limitations will be imposed conce ng import exportation and f Pssary. and for hope is Swiss people the n- Do You want a nice cozy have one on Cottage Place—Price houses to sell and rent. CAMP REAL A { { i s | Fein by the | for | I mittee tham, e Sub. onry of 190 Norih street been overs: r ‘the past on the TU. S. Destroyer dong much anti-sub- off the Trish and English home on a short furlough. chief n pointer on the and his boat has re- ceived officlal credit for sink at | least one U-bo but navy officials | are of the opinion that his vessel has accounted for at least three of the un- dersea craft. He will rejoin his boat at Boston in two weeks and will leave 0 a cruise to Cuba and South Ameri- an waters. While on duty in | some of the politica { Mulconry was the attack, having | party of American were stoned by the In who has months onyngham s Ireland turbance: victim of a been one bluejackets during Mr. Sinn of a who | 1 | | c | J. HOCHMAN ! Buys all kinds of Junk and Sccond- Will pay for Telephone 1161-15. One of the pleasantes. single homes in the east side; 11 rooms, with all improvements and two extra lots and barn. H. N. LOCKWOOD, Estate and Tnsurance City Hall Real TRY DOHERTY T¢ MARKET VERMONT TURKEYS NATIVE FOWL FRESH SPARERIBS H PORK TENDERLOINS 430 MAIN STREET Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night Storage, Supplies and Repalring. family house—We Right—We want one ESTATE CO. Pank Builatha. TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Sold, Rented Repaired. ( and Exchanged | Typewriter Supplies. NEW BRITAIN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Tel. 612. The American 72 West Main Street. Engineering Go. Does Designing and Building of SPECIAL MACHINES Dies, Jigs and Fixtures, Automobile Parts and JOBBING OF AL 200 East Main St,, over Morrin’s Garage. L DESCRIPTIONS Tel. 481-3 Bsociation, the city dscussions ftrade that Jut the city ive placcs fays of mer- tive in the over eighty association bers will be | | subject to be e program of so- talks which the fes as a means of est among all the r 1 evening is to be held fthe date to be decided Bession tonight. gl of the mercantile direc- § been called by Chairman W fouse tomorrow, Friday afternoon, 4 p. m. The uniform hours com will make a report on th group ahd general meetings and will recommend the adoption of their schedule. This afternoon chamber of commerce 4:30, to take up several importance in connection work of the chamber. e L At a Court Plainville within of Plainville on the uary, A. D., 1919. Present, George Judge. On motion of Joseph F. Lamb, | ecutor on the testate estate of Ben- | min Lamb, late of Plainville wit said district, deceased. This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the | Executor and directs that public no- | tice be given of this order by adver- tising in a newspaper having a circu- lation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Plainville nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record, GEORGE R. BYINGTON, the directors of the will meet at matters of with the tation of Claims. Probate holden at | and for the District | 20th day of Jan- of R. Byington, Esq., in Why not bring “SAFETY FIRST” | Movement Right Home by TUsing ONLY our PASTEURIZED Milk and Cream, for Ours is the only properly Pasteurized Product Sold in New Britain. | J. E. SEIBERT & SON,E 401 PARK STREET. Teleohone 1936. BERSON BROS. BRANCH OFFICE AT { TAKEN FOR —COAL_AND WOOD— MANNING’S GARAGE Automobile Service Station. Repairing and accessories, 12 years practical experience with BUICK | MOTOR CO. Experts on Ignition and starting systems. Rear 165 arch St. VAUDEVILLE 5—ACTS—5 KEENEY’S TO RENT—Light housekeep- ing rooms, $1.00. Airy, single room $2.25. 422 Main St. Llee - e i T v e New Britain Garage} CHESTNUT STREET ¥ Arvound the Corner from Main WELDING, AUTO RE. PAIRING A SPECIALTY [ORAGE TEL. prstntmm—— VICTORY LUNCH 10 CHURCH STREET. PURE FOOD HOME COOKED PASTRY ALWAYS OPEN | Phone 2227 THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1919. §%he Classified Columns are pour agents—ithe 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 prepo- sition. £ AN flassifie Y A WORD CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. | Have you lost a sum of money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising | quantities and turned in at ke Herald. Your money wil* surely remain in the finl:iner'Sl CHARG! . hands if he does nct know K100 | who lost it. HELP WANTED—TEMALE. HELP WANTED—MALE. FOR SALE. good S Wash- | 3-3dx | and waity | FOREMAN Permanent jen for an experienced. energet thorough mechanic, with ability direct help obtain accur: T aum output, in small cor established 18 years producing ball bearings. Apply by letter with lifications American Ball Company, Providence, WANTED Good Pastry City. WANTED— 89 Broad St “tent ook 7 maid and B. Plainvill WANTED — laundr ambe Drawer WANTED—A and insurance o knowledge of writir 32X lady ia a | — i fice who hs e | insurance, tyy App bookkeeping Box Herald. 20440 WANTED—Polishers and men for work on solid ble cutlery. S ady work, wiige d no trouble. Royal ver Co., Inc., 22nd St folk, ta- good Sil- i 86 Elm St NOTICE— eacher, tary Phone 417-2. 1-22-4dx upright piano, NOTICE—Mahogany expensive make, very reasonable payments Thrift Stamps taken. Apply Box 204, Herald. 1-22-2dx ic, | FOR SALE—Droph ta | FOR ¢ cheap. Co., corn Very {l*'()l{ SALE—Hardwood, oak and Auto hickory Cut to lengths for fire- place. The Berlin Farms. Tel. 663-4. 1-10-tf FOR SALE-—100 old hens, 200 pul- lets, white Leghorns. Tel. 668-4, Berhin. 1-10-tf truck d Tire and Im and Seymour nger all Crane ma- \ttach- »7 City | ldx | chine; ments, avenue good condition. $15.00. Mrs FOR SALE—One b5 horse power reasonable price, Rubber Co., Alice Chalmers C. motor at a Call at the Gunn Main St. 1-17-6! FOR SALE—Pair of bucket seats and one full seat. All in best condition, 574 West Main, 1-23-3dx3 s, all siz and North s, Call 208, Sts., City P D. Oak FOR SAL corner 57 E. 2-tf | WAN WANTED—Board modern cated ald. and conveniences; Addr room with centrally lo- Young Man, Her-|FOR SALE—Two farms, 1-23-3dx| @acres; stock, tools and WANTED—A five room tenement| .. oS from New Br trolley. Sacrifice. H. : : : Box +24 with all improvements. Centrall £ Jec - B located, by a newly married couple. | — coleY. Coan. . B Box 24, Herald. 1-23-3d | HARD WOOD FOR SALE-Cut 2 lengths to suit and delivered 130 and 56 mplements; in; near in ———————————————— LOST TO RENT—From February Ist, a modern heated flat of seven rooms. 9 Main street. Inquire 2nd floor, LOST—Sheep dog Saturday night on 1. H. Solomon. Phone 1771. Plainville road. Answers name of | 1 Beauty. Color, red and black turn Constanti Rosa, White R 1. SD. 67, 1-2 -t Re- Oak, located garage rent. Electric Service = 3 o Corbin place. Phone LOST—Bank book, 4596. Finder re- o 1-22-4dx turn to Elizabeth Webb, 34 Rlobert street. RENT—Centrally TO apace for sceond floor, lot. Apoly to & Realty Co. 1-21-3dx. TO with The RENT—Five rooms, barn and large Home Banking 5 5 City Advertisement Board of Relief Notice, The Board of Relief of the Town of Berlin, will meet at the Town Clerk’s Office February 1, 8, 15, 21, from 2 to | P. M. for the purpose of hearing | appeals from the doings of the As- sessors on the list of 1918. All appeals must be made within BOARD OF R The Board of Relief New Rritain hereby gives notice they will meet in their office in City Hall At Two LIF of the City of at the o'Clock p. m. Saturday, Feb. 1, '19. to attend to the duties pertaining to said appointment. Meetings will be held on Tuesday. the 4th, Friday, tt 7th, Tuesday, the 11th, and Frida the 14th days of February, 191 2 p. m. to 5 p. m., and from twenty days from February 1st m. to 9 p. m. and every evening from W. H. WEBSTER, February 1st to February 14th, I. M. BALDWIN, cept Sundays, from 7:30 p. m. to 9 p. JOHN McKEON. m., also on the evening of Feb- Dated January 15, 1919 ruary 21st, from 7:30 to 9 | s n——— o'clock, which is the last day on which applications for relief can be made, and to make transfers, deduc- tions and abatements as the law di- rects. of Claims. At a Court of Probate holden New Britain within and for the DI trict of Berlin, in the County of Ha rd and State of Connecticut, on t d day of January, A. D. 1919. Present, Bernard F. Gaffney, Judge. Limitation WILLIAM SCHAEFE fo WILLIAM MIDDLE JOHN L. ROS: ASS, Q. | Johnson New On motion of Harmon E. and George L. Stearas of said Britain Executors of the last will and testament of John Johnson, late New Britain, within said district, | sed i Court doth decree that six' months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Executors and directs that public no- | Beard of Relief, L. O. Zetterman CONCRETE CONSTRUCTIO) EXCAVATING AND GRADING Sewer and Water Connections Residence—152 Vance Street, ew Britain, Conn. Telephone 261 MANRASS ALTT6 0. OVIERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. 139 Arch St. tising in a newspaper published in | said New Britain, and having a circu- | lation in satd district, and by posting | a copy thereof on the public sign post | in said town of New Britain, nearest | the place where the deceased last| dwelt Certified from MORTIMER Record. H. CAMP, Clerk | tice be given of this arder by adver- = Ad< Berlin. Tel. 1-21-6d WANTED Experienced Alexander Bruce, operators to put mercial Shirt Co., 4 3 | S OR Would hing slow Herald. machine EXCHANGE—Young like to exchange for for farm horse. 1-21-8dx WANTED—Clerical position wanted by voung man with 18 months’ ex- perience as a railroad cle 15L, Herald. FOR SALE—Fully equipped moving picture house ready to qpen Bristol, Conn. Investigate it. J. W., General Delivery, ‘Bristol, Cona, 1-21-64 WANTED—Two Swedish gentlemen for room and board in private fam- ily. Box, 24S, Herald. 1-21-3dx WANTED—Young men and women to fit themselves for good office posi- tions. Call, or write for catalog. Connecticut Business College, 163 Main street. 12-21-tf FOR SALE—Jewel cabinet gas range used only a few months. Call at 59 Cedar St. 1-21.3d4 FOR SALE—Buick newly painted, thoroughly over hauled, grand shape, a bargain, Standard Tire and Auto Co., corner, Elm and Seymour Sts. 1-22-t seven-passenger; "~ PURNISHED ROOM FURNISHED Modern conveniences, Arch St. 1-23-6dx 505 FOR SALE—Columbia mahogany, cabinet style; lots of records; bargain; reasonable terms. Inquire 447 Arch St, first floor. 1-22-2dx Graforiola; returned from service in the United States Army, I wish to announce that I have resumed prac- tice at Room 505, New Britain Na- tiona] Bank Building. DR. W. E. NORTON DENTIST 9 to 1 and IFOR SALE—Ford touring car cheap; in first-class shape. Standard Tire and Auto Co., corner Elm and Sey- mour St 22-tf WANTED! . First class stenographer. Rapid, ac- experienced. Local Address with full particu- Box 1029, Hour to 5. Insurance and Real —READY FOR BUSINE With H. Dayton Humphrey ROOM 208, NATIONAL BK. BLDG. The Service Agency | I Wili Buy all kinds of | Junk and second hand furniture. I. Zeldes, 19 Willow St. Tel. 557-14 S curate factory. lars and present salary, New Britain. John Pinches & Sons CABINET MAKING and STORE FT. . B. Ice Corporation, Corbin| Place. Phone 41 or 1436-8. FOR SALE 3 Story Brick Block. 3 Families and 1 Store. Can Be Sold For Less Than Building Would Cost. H. D. HUMPHREY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 272 MAIN ST, 415 Stanley Street.| ROOM 208, | Movie of Two Men Discovering a Popular Topic - - - - By Brigs| S = AND WHAT'S GoING To BE Tue RESULT? 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