New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1919, Page 10

to Bu ] -qfiwms of educition to be found in the United States—a system recog- | | nized such leaders in educa- tional’ gfl}"mgm vatem® which ,de- serves the heartiest appreciation and support of all citizens.” ip of ers’ Fchool | R tho JACEDONTA 15 Nfi “PEACEFUL COUNTRY But P@ulation Is Scattered and Villages Are Destroyed | refuse. All the troops have by 90 | means lett this part of the world and Saloniki still remains the most im- J! portant military base in eastern BEu- rope; Wut a great change has come over things and one now the sturdy native on his diminutive don- {key riding in places for which for thtee years was barred to evervbody ¥ot in khaki. The " writer passed through Doiraa the other day. It once was a pretty { little town, picturesquely situated on i the shore of Lake Doiran and during the greater part of the war was on a few hundred yards bevond the Brit- ish lines, in enemy territory. Of all the thousand or more houses, there is not one left that is mare than a heap of rubhish and that is typical of the situation in Macedonia today. The population is slowly filtering | Saloniki, Jan 15 (Correspondence of the Associated Press.)—DMacedonia s a peaceful with little or no population. of the vil-| ) : - I hack but the chief things that they Pseng, towwas “:;";“ A"K;::'(;":‘l’m(ll;‘; find are the excellent roads made by b";”ffm“';‘;“;'o e o hies the British—the best roads in Mace- and those : s h: 5 b G D e B s o e oo tae population donia since the days of the Roman e < and the = Dopulallon These roads will be invaluable for the *(‘""E"MI’, O ceseitios ot the | future. Macedonia has large agricul- :’\‘l’]‘ partly by the et | tural possibilities and its population will begin to settle down again after The Allied army of Macedonia, too, ng . afte : !the ravages of the war as they have |s dwindling and it gives ane a feel- ¥ € | done so often before. g angeness to travel up and | S Ing °f““"_“'l‘m““““‘w‘l P | The old *“Macedonian question down Macedonia and s lanianesiion familiar | : el i Wlous with | &Walts solution. RS jatden onoe were PPULOUS seeds of trouble and grief for the Viewed from Allled troops now deserted. Camps S5CF €0 FNCE S occupled for two years by the Allied iy .o %o war seems to have done ab- forces and which one had come o re-| o), (o1 nothing to settle the prob- 20 A8 pormancut ”“””{“0"‘\ hnf\ lems of the mixed and warring races (v‘mhn‘g Erolinds only of fock) in thesc regions. Age-long anti- s picking about among i e | ently a firmly rooted now as before | the ) pathies and prejudices the war. But the Austro-German | menace which heretofore overhung | the whole region like a thundercloud | now has been dissipated and the | western pow now apparently re- alize that there is every reasan for them to take a keen interest in what is going on in the Balkans. It is generally felt here that key needs strong master and Balkans a kindly but firm friend will orec their future on a right justice and condi partly but not wholly, on the played by various nations in the on Serbia's unswerving gallantry loyalty, the great aid finally B ‘:m;"nr:nn‘carurw{:‘ nu; treachery Mrs. A. W. Plumb, Elm St., The Allies may not 3ritain, gave the following account of | mother” the her experience with Doan's Kidney {hat they will have to “godfather” Pills on April 17, 1916: “Pains acro them. The dead of the British and my back and in my shoulder-blades Allied soldiers who lie in Macedor raused me considerable annovance. It goi] seem to demand that hencefor seems T am bothered more or less bY peace shall prevail in the land whe my kidneys during the winter months they fought and died. and at such times my kidneys become irregular in action. In such cases, Doan's have always corrected this trouble. I consider them a very good | remedy and worthy of recommenda- «» Anton Angile & Co. k"lm ¥ Telephone 1581, Dy North St., and T MOVING vecent- Shor Prompt at present strikes and well organized country one a, Many { still the PLAIN QUESTIONa TO NEW BRITAIN PEOPLE Every New Britain Reader Will Ad- mit the Soundness of the Logic. Would New Britain mend Doan's Kidney as they if the medicine reliable ? Would they confirm their statements | after if their people Pills o recom- e the who | sis of oned parts e do W not a in ond vears have e ex- to | rsed periences did not show the remedy e like and given and Statements conviction to be deserving of the following must ¢ on rry der 82 New need to “grand- kans but it is likely Van Camp’s Milk 14c. Russell Bros. —Advt. | ! Testimony. 1918, M Doan’s Later December “My faith Pills is as strong ever. helped me when I used them have had no need to use them Iy’ On 10 said in as New Britain Conn. AND TRUCKING, and Long Distances, and Reasonable Service au Large M Truck. dealers. Foster-Milburn AMERICAN TIRE CO. $50,000 Connecticut Incorporated for Under Laws of Invites the public to inspect its pneumatic puncture-p roof, non-blowout tires at its office, 166 MAIN STREET Open Evenings ip one of'the | Little Store, 301 N the Allies risions cuneil of Thev were ac- Bns, after being re- onal assembly at Fé signed by the Ger- on’ the evening of % Native Eggs 55¢ dozen at The Bus street.—Adv NEW VI\RI\I« PLACE. \ln‘l(‘l Market ‘wo Million. (By Mail.)—A t $2,400,000 here to market Havana to Hiln' ing Over Havana, Feb. 5 model market, to ¢ is the places constructed place of the old time and newer street markets about the of food to be take city, produc the and s war- time scarcity manipulation of It will ture. Havana now cet building, located in the rk, poarly The consequent merchants. marbled prices by be a beautiful struc- has only one the Colon heart of the ventilated and other, the “Plaza “Tacon” market, the city health of its unsar ATy centrs market, city unsani- de Va- recently wuthori- . ta pores,” was closed ties because tion. by Van Camp’s Milk 14c. I will buy all kinds of JUNK. Pay 3c Ib. for rags, and second hand furniture. I Zeldes, 19 Willow Street, Tel. 557-14. D CARS FOR 1917 Exp SALFE. One s Body Vim Deliv- ery. One 1917 Panel Body Ford These cars have been overhauled and painted, and are in first class shape. We have other used cars If you are contemplating buying a | commercial car, for you. CITY SERVIOE STATIO) Cor. Hartford Ave. and Stanley St., New Britain Direct representatives of VIM livery and Heavy Duty Truc wick and Ajax Tires, acce iring. MANTASS AUTR 00, OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Speciaity. Phono 2227 139 Arch St. USED CARS 1910 1918 1918 our place is the place De- Bruns- FIVE TON LOCOMOBILE TWO TON BROCKWAY ONE TON COMMERCE ONE TON BROCKWAY ONE TON KOEHLER HUDSON TOURING $360 1914 FORD ROADSTER $125 1918 SAXON SIX TOURING 1919 SAXON SIX TOURING $1200 1915 SAXON ROADSTER $185 M. invi ng Jesier TET 1917 1917 1915 & 8l 18 MAIN ST. Sl PLLEASURE CARS S R T R N SO S 5 5 B B RS0 YRR M. TRVING JESTER he Cost- | scattered | but | condi- | ories and | 2109 | RSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1919, issified Columns are fents— the penny ads undreds in the city week night and the es are that several read- B out of the hundreds wiil interested in your prepo- casH INADVANCE ONE CENT A WORD EACH IN e, | Have you lost a sum of money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantmes and turned in at .he Herald. Your money wil surely remain in the finder’s hands if he does nct know who lost it. MINIMUM CHARBI lfi SERTION. boar they A children sen( to school care. Addr foreman, Conn my be mother's Wheeler, lir three wh can and hay W. W Co ned Americ; home on ukulele Address P. O WANTED— By instruction eompetent tutor 543, city. AND man_in Herald. WAN! famil BOARD | ROOM private | vour 3 private family ctive sitting bath, with young couple in Plainville_trolley, With BT v Conn. DESIRED—If provide and att room. bed room without board, for adjacent to munaicate Plainville, or com- Box 107, WANTED—To nd s Pompilley, take of garden, family of four en room rent March or April 1 x X32 By adults, - the WANTED: private voung Herald *osition family by man. Address Office. chauffeu n location | FOR Saum FOR SALE. WANT worl. mont D---iirl for Mrs. ‘W, | WANTED—Woman to and cleaning by the view street, second do day, floor. | WANTI work on 142 rienced 1z counter. 1D licatessen in Girl for general hous to learn to opera:e Calculating Me Colle Connecti Main WANTED Salesladies Millinery Makers. BOWEN & CO. ut usiness BRANCH OFFICE AT WANTED—Position a foreman. had 6 years experience in bling. Box 10XX, Herald. a Fave AGENTS WANTED AGENTS WA household articles. 100 per profit. Repeat orders. Ever @ purchaser. Territorial hustler. Ostrander & Windsor Ave., Hartford. TED — Fas selling cent. home rights OTIC NOTIC erling upright m piano; high-grade instrume condition; tone very good quick sale. Call Mrs. Vo Rockwell downstairs. 2 AND NOVSKY. at reasonable it hogany nt: bar ave BURT done St., Room price. 166 Main 2-25-3dx rimming tr transplanting, operating on high scale; lor Satisfactory results same as in pa No positions accepted by mail Ed Holsinger Kensington between 6:30 and $:30 p. m >s, bushes, ete., grafti tre experience Ave., 2dx OFLP WANTED-—MALR. WANT clerk, street. D—An Union experienced Tea, Co., delivery \I.AIH d Ap- Oak. 7-1dx WA ply NTED—Men to M. L. to Rhoc harvest ice. White | | WANTED-—Young store { working afternoons | Address Drug Store, man with drug and evenings. Herald -ldx ——————————————— to | | good —~Dressmaking done | Call | experience would like position | 207 MAIN STREET— (Mayor Quigley’s Office) ORDERS —COAL TAKE FOR AND WOOD— TRY Tel. 1446 TURKEYS FOwL SPARERIBS PORK TENDERLOI DOHERTY VERMONT NATIVE FRESH FRESH FOR SALE. Two very of 12 and ¥ | and onc with te stcam heat. H. N. LOCKWOOD, ATE AND 107 CITY rooms. sey HALL. Have Drafting cial Machines Machine your "ools and Parts, Autc mobile Parts and General done by The American Engineering Co. 200 EAST MAIN STRE! DENISON GARAGE 4%0 MAIN STREET Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night. Storage, Supplies and Repairing. LOST LOST—A child’s red trieycl if returned to 212 Lincoln Reward St. -1d —Bank hook to FOUND. sum of money in Britain National call at bank. A New Owner lobby Bank. and room. outh " At a Court of New Britain, within trict of Berlin, in the County of Hart- ford and State of Connecticut, on the 26th day of Feb. D., 1919. Present, Bernard F ffney, jud Estate of Margar M. Dunham, late of Berlin, in district de- ceased. Upon the Dunham of said an instrument | to be the last will | said deceased may proved, ap- proved and admitted probate. per application on file more fully 5 it Ordered—That said heard and determined Office, in New Britain | on the 3d day of March, A. D., | at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, | that notice be given of the pendency | of said application and the time and | place of hearing thereon, by publish- ing this.order in some newspaper published in said New Britain, having circulation in said district, and by ing a copy thereof, on the pub- sign-post in the Town of Berlin, rict, and return make. ERNARD F. GAF a Probate holden at and for the Dis id petition of William D, Berlin, praying that writing purporting and testament of in to is 1pplication 1919, and CONCRETL XCAVATING CONSTRUCTION AND GRADIN wer and Water Connections Vance Street. Telephone e New Bri idence—152 in, Conn, 6-3d | at the Probate | in said district, | Why not bring #ovement Right ONLY our PASTE Cream, for Ours is the Pasteurized Product Britain. J. E. SEIBERT & SON 401 PARK STRELT. Telephone 1936. only properly Sold in New New Britain 1axicab Go. All Night Se Weddings a Specialty. TEL. 1418 —Day and vice— TO RENT—Light housekeep- ing room:s, $4.00. Airy, single 2 05 2,25, room § 422 Main St. R IS T ST T 1Y Have You Any Pictures to }‘rame?’ Call 1198 frame man different styles of mouldings for you to Select from. You have only one? He will call for that one just as cheerfully as he will a dozen. OHRNSTEDT’S PHOTO EST. 69 ARCH STREET and our will call with 250 2-14-t¢ and Experienced | 'BERSON BROS. MARKET central two-family houses ach improved, INSURANCE. Spe- Jobbing FOR SALE— harne hor: 182 Hartford FOR ALE s hack nd sland red business wagon each. Phowe 2 x FOR SALE—S pullets, all 1016-12 Rhode $2 ix laying, avenuc 234 dx —The Now York cents; at all live newsdeale nt the truth; a tr upon geting in C 3 all! “all You | In-| 22-te | HARD wooD lengths to suit dress Alexander 665-3 FOR SALE—Cut and delivered. Ad- Bruce, Berlin. Tel. 2-24-6d rec € it TOR SALE—Two farms, 130 and acres; stock, tools and implement 4 niles from New Britain: necar trolley. Sacrifice. H. S. Box 24, Beckley, Co 1-14-tf SALE—R. S ind up; day sach: setting eggs, wying strain. E d St. 1027-2. FOR SALF or and tw dition C evenings 56 | FOR SALE—Drophead Singer machine. Perfect cond attachments. Will sell fice. Mrs. Crane City sewing Al on at a Ave 2dx good ag all eve- est St FOR 84 R. I. ed cock old chicks, $2 and up R. Low, 19 rels 250 Good High- 2dx | | reliable incubat- | In good con- | South Abrahamson. FOR new nings this wee ond York SALE with water front k at mily nount ste $28. ¢ moving sec floor. ¥ to Ne SALE rd chine FOR hoz iligh grac typew at reasonabl e double kex- Exceilent Tel 90 egg, brood all Mus. iter price ood is | FOR SALE— {100 to 200 poun March and Apri Berlin Farms, Tel. sows, arrow pound. * 2-1-tf TO RED per TO R third adults. Threc-room floor, all Price $10 tenement, improvements, to 152 Henry St. 6dx FOR SALE—Hallett piano; ain; War Stamps 2079. . FOR a is squara easy installments; accepted. Telephona 2dx TO RENT—Cozy furnished for sulte of three rooms light housekeeping. Steam heat. All improvements. (Adults only.) E 84 West Main street tf ENT-—Four rooms, 3d floor, Connecticut avenue; five rooms, 2d floor, No. City avenue; five rooms, 2d floor, No. 192 Ken- sington avenue. Home Banking & Realty Co. 2-26-3dx SALE rooms: four land; near store, school; utes to trolley, on state road; price right. Also, frame dwelling, seven rooms; barn, two acres land, ten minutes to trolley; price $1,500. E. W. Mildrum, F Berlin, Ct. Telephone 683-5 2-22-7dx Brick dwelling, fireplaces; six min- FOR No. R 4 1 2 FOR SALE—One 1-ton Brockway, i-ton Commerce truck in first condition. Must be sold at M. Irving Jest, 18 Main St. 2-19-tf T—Bakery with two ovens brick stable in connection, Myrtle St. Inquire 142 Main 2.26- St. 2 8d. | J. HOCHMAN | Buys all kinds of Junk and Second- | Hand Furniture. Will pay 23c for rags. RENT-—Third floor tener 5 rooms, all improvements. St. ent; Pearl dx unfurnished rooms for light house- keeping. Set tubs, steam heat and electric lights. Box No. 8H, Herald. -25-64 | Telephone 1161-15. SMITH BROS.. Machine Repair Co. General Machine repair work 152 High Street. Tel. 1187-2. ALESMEN WANTED. SALESMAN—To men ilor-m al opportunity s well as cash. Main street take le suits. Exception- as we sell on credit Apply Room 8§, 140 2-26-2dx orders for ]()l’l S \LF on Berlin street, AL SO the place for apartment H. D. HUMPHREY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 272 MAIN ST, Large house and barn with 10 acres good land. fine lot on West Main, just an house. ROOM 208. Help the Armemam and Syrlans—The Near East Relief Campaign is now on—Call on F. G. Vibberts, Treas. at the New Britain Trust Co., and make your pledge or leave your check—Thousands are starving, CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main strect 206 Bank HBullamg. Attention, Mister Auto-Owner Now is the time to he pared to attend to all to-date Machine Shop on the premises where made, eliminates any delay in waiting. Machine Repairtg Phone 1196 ve your car overhauled, repairing on short notice. and Having special parts we are pre- an up- are Auto The Metal Specialty Co., Belvidere New Britain, Conn. Accessories. HAS YOUR STENOGRAPHER SUODENLY LEFT? Business men are constantly subjected to the trouble of selecting a new stenographer, Out of many applicants it is an annoyance to test and pick out the right one, The New Britain Typewriter Exchange will do all of that for you. We will send you at short notice, just ind of office help you are looking for. Telephone or write us stating your needs and we will send you the right person, at no expense to you or the stenographer. New Britain Typewriter Exchange w JUST WHAT YOU AR 1LY HOUSE ON GARDEN LOOKING FOR: A THREE-FAM TREET WITH ALL IMPROVEMEN AND A LARGE LOT. A GOOD PLACE TO INVEST YOUR MONEY AND HAVE A HOM » Phone 728 L. S. Jones. Home Banking & Really Co. 193 Main Street INSURANCE,MONEY TO LOAN. REAL ESTATE, S A i ¥ acren