New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1919, Page 16

DAY, JANUARY 24, 1919, assified Columns are i Have you lost a_sum of Glasses, Pins and Fagents—the penny ads { ® money ? : .a ich hundreds in the city & @& & @ Rings are found in surprising ery week night and the § quantities and turned in at 1 B chances are that several read- ¥ : ,.,, y : ? iize Herald. Yt_mr money wil ers out of the hundreds will ey APV FL Y 4 surely rcxlnail:i in the .fil;(del"s be interested in your propo- CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM C hands if he does nct know sition. ONE éENT AWORD EACH msznmlu | who lost it. HELP WANTED-—FEMALE. HEDP WANTED—MALR. s FOR SALE. WIANTED— Experienced milliner of | WANTED— Good 1" y Cook. Apply | FOR SAL s Vim truck v | FOR SALYE-—Hickory and oak woody selling - ability: also experienced | 89 Broad St.. City 1-21-6dx. | o} s rd "Pire nd ¢ A-foot lengths; $12 per cord. The LR S e . corner Elm and Seymour Berlin Farms, Tel. 668-4 ments at once. Apply to The Bigi FOREMAN Store, Raphael's Dept. Store | B openiitoran ez psriencot, Rensrgetiol) . SA LR g B 1-24-14 | thorough mechanic, With ability ta | POR SALE-—Pigs, all sizes o LE-—100 old hens, 200 pul- | direct help and obtain accurate | corner Oak and North Sts, i ots, white Leghorns. Tel. 668-4, D-—Lady canvasset zood| and maximum output, in small con- 3 : A 1-10-tf corn, estahlished 18 years producing household article. Apply 227 ; === ; ington St., third floor 23-3dx ball bearir Apply by letter with wa . FOR BALE—Palr of bucket seats and qualifications American Ball = re full seat. All in best conditidy, Company, Providence, It I ED—Woman to T s > washing. Mrs. G. B. Taylor, | WANTED Competent cook coming e laundress, chambern 'ulwl :‘«v;:l : N o St oal nan 5 = - B | ress. Address Drawer B. Plainville, { = s, d £ |FOR SALE—Two farms, 130 an il . :Vm” WANTED—Polishers and forge room | —————— —= acres; stock, tools and implements; 8y cloth; short [ men for work oa solld handle ta-{ WANTED-Winter clothes for chil-| 4 miles from New PBritain; near Bes Suits. = : A real f ble cutlery teady work, good dren of infiuenza widows. Suits, trolley rifice H. 8, Box 24, 2 wa wnd na trouble. Royal S sweaters and hlouse * boys 6 to Beckley, Conn. 1-14-tf ver Mfg. Co., Inc., 22nd St, N 10 years . office who has some knowledge of fire insurance, type- coats and dresses for girls | — ‘1] SUITS R Abnry | tolk. Va -6 6 to 12 years. Notify Charity Or- | HARD WOOD FOR SAT Cut . in N B i = = > sanization, 103 West Main street lengths to suit and delivered. Ad Box Herald dress Alexander Iruce, Berlin. Tel. to §3.95, £ = ] S SR 665-3 1221-66 § K WANTED—Board = ; i = ) B S 3 oard and room with w $1-69 | = TO RER om February 1st, a| modern convenieaces; centrally lo-| FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Young | | | NOTICE—D maker and nodern heated flat of seven rooms. | cated. Address Young Man, He harse. Would like to-exchange for % 9 Ma street. « e 2nc oor, P 4 tress. Will go out by the day 9 Main Inquire 2nd floor, | _alq 1-2 something slow for farm horse. 2 1-2 to 9—no two alike. @ have sho Solomon. Phone 1771 L e | : 123.4¢ | WANTED—A"five room tenement Hos = aialy aldn = with all improvements. Centrally UITS WASH SUITS WASH SUITS | NOTICE—Tlcotric vacuum cleaners = = Tocatein e sn e SR Y RO RN RATIE Fhily fleauipped linoving B rent dollar per day. Telephone| gt b ated ga et picture house ready to open in | 207 5 - space for rent. Electric Servic 3ristol, Conn Sestizate > Have Been $4.50, Have Been $5.00 to $5.08, i 2079. 1-3-e0d tf. | c rvic - stol, Conn. Investigate it. J. P. Have Been $3.98 1 ion, Corbin place. Phone W., General Delivery, Bristol, Conp { 4 ) - Experienced machine 98 P $ 98 M | NOTICE—Miss Alice Starr, piano : A AtorsRio Soution Soulfe o . Mug o | ecier 36 Bim 5t PHone iz | - mercial Shirt Co., 266 Arch. FoR Sl E i L All Sizes. 1-22-4dx | e R S . e newly painted, thoroughly over- TonNIsEEDE oo O TED—Youns men and women to hauled, grand shape, a bargain Modern conveniences, 505 Arch st. [ fit themselves for good office posi- ndard Tire and Auto Co., corner WASH SUITs | WASH suits | Sales in Progress | BERSON BROS.|————m—2 | fn i i S | il im0 1 Sizes 2 1-2 to 10. Sizes 2 1-2 to 10. ! | | Shoe Clearances. ‘ 5 ¥ = = Main street. 12-21-tf | FOR SALE—Ford touring car c ; : \ BRANCH AT TOST—Hudson seal melon mufr, 3 Sakets el | | | | in fi s shape. Standard Tire and Auto Co., corner Elm and Sey- 1-24-3dx rs’ bills; will collect them in hour Bta 1-22-t¢ ORDERS TAKEN 1'ORR quick time small commission | AN D Won o LOST—Pocketbaok containiag sum chanze; open every evening, 6 to 9 | of money on Meriden car arriving o'clock. Thomas tiley, LIL.B., e - in New Britain at 5:50 Thursday| Collection Agency, 276 Washington - night. Return to Herald Office.| street. FOR & i L. 0. Zetterfl]an e e FOR SAILE—Corbin truck. Helene Sizes 2 1-2 to 10. Repair Station, 90 Arch §t., rear. $2.50 Percale Housedresse Girls’ Blanket - A e | e— : Clearance Price, $1.49 Robes v e cnone | WANTED ! J. HOCHMAN g A e 3 st g . e R 8 Bronson street 1-24-24; FOURTH FLOOR. VERY LOW PRICED. b Residenco—152 Vanca Strect, 500 COUPLES to cnjoy themselves | yrang Furniture. Will pay 2%c for e . Have Been $3.98, Have Been $6.98 to $7.98, Sale of Women's Blouse e e 4 of Nurses' and Maids’ 97 MAIN STREF] Monday. Reward if returned to ANTED—INive hundred (500) cred- (Mayor Quigley’s Office) Herald sale $2.50 $5.00 nitorms, : | Sale of Men's Furnishings. All Sizes Sale of Women's Coats. FOR SALE—Ten months old Beagle pup. Call 171 Curtis St : 1-24-1dx | Buys all kinds of Junk and Second- | | Too many styles to describe are included in this clearance lot; Navajo patterns in browns | New Britain, Conn. Telephone 261 | at the United Foresters’ Bazaar, 4 3 rags. 1 ”nQ aid and stripe Billie Burkes are among them-—sizes 36 to 46. and reds; good warm Blanke! — - — Tarner Hallll Aroh Stice - "A \ ql qG fo) Ll B e Robes with satin bindin / all, Arch Street. Admission, Telephone 1161- Main Floor Barg ! ] " Al LB & ANROSS ALTO 00, | e — e GARAGE e = e o S 5.98 « . r from the Dix sale e to 16; were up to $5.98. Q Iy = - D W A R l eWitt A. Riiey $2.08 DRE NOW ... B To close VERI = 5 n;i: V.x\u-;.r Mol ek e ‘ow ss. ‘ : LA&DAA(:ENFY' One of the pleasantes. single homes InSvranc and Real losia(o e e $6.00 and DRESSES NOW : Storage and Accessories, (Rih eatitsias LiE e e M',' —READY FOR BUSINESS— Repairing and accessories, 12 years BUNGALOW _APRONS. . 9 . Repair Work a Specialty. |improvements and two extra lots and With TI. Dayton Humphrey practical experience with BUICK All styles: $1.50 grade for 95c. IriS lte B | Phone 2227 139 Arch St. |vam ROOM 208, NATIONAL BK. BLDG, | MOTOR CO. Experts on Jgnition and H.N. LOCKWO00O The Service Agenc 1smrdng systems. Rear 168 Arch St. Junior Suit Clearance Dresses e — " 50 TWi Buy all kinds of| | . . 5 SLIGHTLY MUSSED | TO RENT—Light housckeep- = - 5 = | Former Prices up to $35.00 s‘;m‘h‘,‘o"ffifr‘ .,',‘f“r.\h,u.m. L B 1 oome, 100, Ay, <ot §| DOHERTY "7 marker JUnk and second handiJOhn PII]GI]GS& 80“8 raduation; very simple 3 S 4 o NOW $19,85 i Limgerie and Tailored M| Foom §2 45, 4% Maln St vnn.\l()x'r";?'nx 'S flll‘mture. I Zeldes, 19 | casver mariv store rx. ) i Dressos; lawn, organdic and B NATIVE FOWI, g TURES AND GENERAL JOBBING MAIN FLOOR BARGAIN TABLE plque; sizes 6 to 14; Dresses o b R e FRESH SPARERIBS Wll:OW SQ— Tel 557-1 {Next to N. B. Icc Corporation, Corbin 1y $3.98 and $ . ‘ - FRESH PORK TENDIRLOINS = 2 2 Place. Phone 41 or 1436 _— Natty little outfits, very youthful and de ed exclusively for form set. The Coats arein semi-Norfolk style, gored skirts Clearance prices, the younger T T S et i, P i tain_Garagell ENISON GAR AGE FOR SALFE ; # Story Brick Block. 3 Familics and 1 Store. 415 Stanley Street. AUTO RE- 430 MAIN STREET e Sold For Less Than Building Would Cost. fl"(',}:"‘”'\“ e ‘“”“""",';.‘I}L_ Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night. H. D. HUMPHREY — | v " - | MORE TH!/ | Middleton. sr.: picket, Walter Hurl- LUTHER LEAGUE ANNUAL. R R A AL IEromes Storage. Supplles and Repairing. 2 AND INSURANC 272 MAT bert; trustee, William Talmadge; doc- s Elected Presi- N TTTN for, Thomas Mulligan, In the future | Kmil Larson is Again - v —_— - I z = e = UREHURDBE e mectings of (e lodge will be el dent of Swedish Society. | Wonder What a Theater Box Officc Man Thinks About - - - - - - | on the second and fourth Tuesdays of . i IEmil Larson was again chosen to = - - e —e | cach month in Electric hall at § p. m. | A A Coll head the Luther League of the s“—rm; . Campaigners Colleet T . SN i i bt e 0 ;h”\n‘u‘m i }hlvr‘ ]n at the m ((\\IiL! 10,000 Quota in the s )5, Bae b, for hest.—advt pofgchsglcnaysihelialosuicuentn al | ! sociated with him in the year's work | "How | DESPISE HERE COMES A "HE SHOULD FEEL First Day's Work. WHAT ABOUT CHIPPONT | will be the following officers: Record- BUBRY THIMG- | Low PERSON To VERY EORTUNATE HE HAS DEPARTED, T i b | tary, Jennie Lundell; finan- | HAVE CULTIVATED BUY TICKETS - \Te GET ANY THING | HATED To EvEn The ;‘.«;H\‘m;\vuu first day's work | v jumors Ave Teard Refarding retary ailidied .\'\;:;nsm\}l i T L | TRUST | MAY N MY THEATER - ISPEAK To 307 :"11;»;‘:;“, N e S s I.m:fl‘ Man sl 5 France. | ostel bilonon .I\”j bongl ;:T.Io SARSROT %E FAB'EEC:quY “II’.LL ‘Pim\:--ro HIM oo P PR son. . R Friends of William Chipponi, for- | o e S the Gthas UFFICIE © HAVY Tw :«rmx‘-i«‘m‘l’n’vv“:l H so.7 'xl\\“. oal ,"\ merly a bartender in T “1‘“'""”"‘;‘,‘::f\nrl.»u: .l~h m‘m v”\ l‘:‘r-\ f»:uus (N EEAHEE ?OK‘ IMPRESS Him WITH WRETCHED SEATS x\fi,non‘ and the on feels that ! on Main strect, are greatly CoN- opnan pastor of the church and s ! CREIEE G0 MY IMPORTANCE " IN THE LAST Row " cerned as to his welfare. IFor several | MOt PEGAT € A0 i Rev. Dr. P. A. Corncll was speaker of the evening and spoke in- | | ferestingly of several topics. Rev ! Mr. Nelson of New Haven w | have been the speaker but was un- able to attend the meeting. He will bo in this city at the next meeting | of the league to address the meeting. | | X {f {s necessary to raise this amount to eaeare defray the expenses of seiation | ¢ byilding in this city and carry through | the plans of the Y. W. for the comin vear, The reports of the team cap- | taing were made at a ten in the C. A. yesterday afternoon various rumors of an unanthen- nature have been prevalent about \ccording to these same rumors, Chipponi has suffered the loss of hoth | arms in action, and = mored that he was killed. s dressed to the young man have been returned to local friends unopened reports are to be made in this hrowzhout the week. Miss Whittle- Bey's team leads thus far in subscrip- ey taken. The results of the firs Drop of 10c a Ib. in butter, Rus- Pure lard, 27c, Russell Bros.— | r o1l Bros.—advi badenii | s No. of S—— \ Suh Amt = ;V Miss Whittlesey 1 $951.00 Three Houses and a Bar n for sale on North street— Z Bfrs. Frank Traut 00| (zood corner property in best location on the street—See | Charle ¢ i ) 00 s 2 5 oo I US, William ¥ s 250.00 " HORRORS | HERE ' KE HAS GonE, i " NOW | SHALL s F° 1 ! & i | = SENT MYSELF Miss Florence Andre 00 7 QA \ Pty I gy FAWTEENTH Row. WAS DETERMINED AB i ey CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. comes. AvoThER. AwTeen ™ = e aBSEnT WSk \frs. Laurence Mouat, Jr 00 WHY Do PEoPLE . I SAID ThaT'S AlL. A=l onElloE he LET THESE HORRID Mrs. Edwin Schult 5.00 272 Maln street 205 ank o PERSIST IN CoMING NS v @ e S = PEOPLE WAIT uNTIL M Arthur o = - HERE — THEY SHOULD BAVING FOR MY | CHOOSE To B FORBIDDEN T& PERSONAL FOLLOWING' SPEAK \WITH Tuem ™ TYPEWRITERS ENTER" ALL MAKES Sold, Rented Drop of 10c a lb. in sell Brc advt ’ >, MARSH CHOSEN . TO HEAD LOCAL OWLS P. Marsh has been clected to | head New Britain nest, No. 1548, ’ A 1, . Repaired. - | Order of Owls, for the year 1919 and o 2 e fl‘.,, 3 T will be installed in office at the nex e el ) | ragular meeting of, the society on Keb- S | and Exchanged » 2 uary 11. The other officers elected - ; ; ! g ‘ ‘ ¥ ": Vice-president, Matthew Mur- Typewrlter Supplies. : //é_'_ ¢ % b (5 peeoring e VO 0 NEW BRITAIN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE ] _ i | So” | N oy easu F. J. Fitzgerald; warden, | RERRRlEEE, o R el wilitam | Tel 612 72 West Main Street.