New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1919, Page 10

©d in disobeying orders. irain has proceeded no one here knows, Examination of the prison- &rs at Tsitsihar disclosed that 15 of the 800 who started back for Ru | had died after leaving Nikolsk and | that nearly evervone of the others nvas ill. There were three four | women among them and their condi- tion was no than that of men. There 12 ca Phoid fever on the train. At Manchuria station two Ameri- ean railway operatives raised a scription and purchased food for one day for all on the train, and General Fugi, the Japanese commander there, supplied some medical attention and food for two d after which the | train was sent on toward 'Chita | with OUR There said to be little chance of for ours is the finest raw milk made any permanent relief at Chita and it ABSOLUTELY E and PURE by is feared the unwelcome refugces will correct pasteurizing. be passed along from one station to RICH—PUR another until the last victim has died. SAF Many of these people had been today traveling in box cars since October last, most of the time packed in closer than herrings. according to the description of one of the Red Cross ' workers. Among them were a num- ber of innocent persons who had been | imprisoned by the Bolsheviki. One | was a woman doctor been doing Red Cross work the Red | Guards. Another 1 of 18, formerly a typist bookkeeper in the mayor's office at San Many of the refu clothed in rags or clothing ted for the rigors of "How far t or The best of selectea raw milk thor- oughly PASTEURIZED by our mod- ern process is what is offered you over our brand of PASTEURIZED MILK sub- PASTE DELICIOUS Order it PARK STREET. 401 Telephone 1 ~ Gerarde Machine Work Machine pairing and Street. who had with was a and welding, auto 538 East work, jobbing. in- ANNOUNCEMENT! W. W. Briggs who has been with the Geo. B. Cousins Co., of Boston, for 14 years will take charge of our Automobile Repairing Department beginning Monday, March 10. He is an expert in this line of work and we would be pleased to have you bring your next repair job to us. NEW BRITAIN GARAGE CHESTNUT STREET Around the Corner From Main. YPEWRITERS All Makes Sold, Rented, Repaired and Exchanged We Are Agents For THE CORONA The Personal Writing Machine. Let us tell you about this machine. New 2ri:ain Typewriter Exchange 612, > AUTO REPAIRING HAVE YOUR CAR REPATRED OR OVERHAULED WHERE FICIENCY RANKS FOREMOST. AUTO PARTS MADE AND MACHI SHOP REPAIRING, The Metal Specialty Co., Belvidere § New Britain, Conn. PROMPY EP- ‘PHONE 1196 SERVICE. The finest raw milk cannot compare | URIZED MILK— | J. E. SEIBERT & SON. | Main | | and g Tools and Spe- chinc Parts, Auto- d General Jobbing merican Engineering Co. 200 EAST MAIN STREET. DENISON GARAGE 420 MAIN STREET Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night Storage. Supplics and Repairing. PARK HOTEL and RESTAURANT 213 MAIN STRE EDDIE JOHNSO and Board by day or week. 1g for parties. dies and Gentlemen. ateed. Quick serv- Mer. Room PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER GO TO DOH TY 106 Arch Strect, - Steer Beef, Native Veal, Turkeys, Fowls and Chick- MARKET, for ¥ Groceries. little out of the way and get the best. Tel. 1446, BER&ON BROS. BRANCH OFFICE AT —297 MAIN STREET— (Mayor Quigley’s Office) ORDERS TAKEN FOR —COAL_AND WOOD— One 1917 ery. One 1917 Panel Body Ford. These cars have been ov painted, and are in shape. We have other used cars. If you are contemplating buying a commercial car, our place is the place for you. CITY Cor. Expr rhauled first class SERVIOE STATIO! Hartfor and Stanley St., New Britain representatives of s Duty wick and repairing. Anmn Angile & C Telephone 1581, 153 North St., New Britain Conn, MOVING AND TRUCKING. Short and Long Di: Prompt and Reasonable Service. Targe Mack JESDAY, MARCH 11, 1919. fied Columns are ts—the penny ads fhundreds in the city week night and the es are that several read- put of the hundreds will terested in your propo- don CASH IN Al)VANCE. 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 ite Herald. Your money wil surely remain in the finder’s hands if he does nct know MINIMUM CHARGE 16 who lost it. FURNISHED ROOMS. M. for light yusekeeping: fhgle room suitable for one or Psons; first flight, 551 Main. 3-11-3dx one two DPRNISHED ‘housekeeping. . room. Main ' 1098-4. ROOM — For first flo. street. light r, front "elephone 3-10-2dx TRNISHED if required rent; mecals Main St. ROOMS to 208 ¥ 3ds WANTED. American room family apartment 3-11-3dx WANTED—Position comptomet operator; experienced; can furnish | reference. Box 5C, Herald. 3-11-3dx or § rooms, barn and garden ‘WANTED—House, 6 near trolley, with Box 5H, Herald. WANTED To rent five ment, west side conveniences. Herald. 3-11-5dx room apar preferred, modern Address Apartment, 3-10-2dx malk- | anklin Sq | 3-10-6dx | = | WANTED—Ford runabout or touring. | Will pay cash. Address Box § XX, Herald. 3-10-1f WANTED—Two fi tlass o ers. John Wuck Fr WANTED—To lease from April 1st, | with option to buy. A farm in Plainville, Newington or Berlin with stock and itool Give full par- ticulars. Address Experience, Her- ald. MEN AND WOMEN, 18 and over, < siring government clerks postoffice, ternal revenue, census, $100 month, write for free particu- rs of examinations. J. C. Leon: ard (former civil service exam- iner), Fquitable Building, Wash- ington. 3-8-4dx 1.0¢ watch, Swiss move- between Wallace and Return to 24 Monroe -10-3dx | LOST—Wrist ment; or Monroe Sts St. Reward or Pair lined enter, Mon please notify B LON n book cont Thursday turend to gray gloves: near Finder | National -11-2dx pocket- money, if re- -11-1dx of Reward 2 Broad St { WANTED—Woman to keep house All advertisements for this column to insure classification must be in this ¢ffice not later than 1 o'clock. Terms are cash. No telephone or mail orders accepted L e . HELDP WANTE enced experi- stenograph ability. The Stationery and ol, Conn. 3-11-6d oung woman, book ke and er. Salary according to on Co., competent ousework one uire 78 Maple woms week first day stre 3-11-3d maid and ward Britain Gener: floor. maid hospital. WANTED—H usekeeper in this city Herald Office for prie Write to Box 3-10-3d WANTED—Experienced for women's suits and ply to manager, Sage, Hartford. saleswomen waists. Ap- Allen & Co., 3-10-3d WANTED—A woman or housework. Call South High street. girl for gen- evenings, 19 WANTED—A competent general housework. Bailey, 93 Vine street. for 56 i 3-7-tf M WOMAN WANTED one day each week ferred. Call 1918, “or cleaning, Friday pre- 11-2dx for children; refer- St., top floor. 3-11-1dx widower and two e. 440 Church Call Tuesday evening. WANTED—Experienced hanc on gowns and suits for our alteration department. Apply Ryan's Special- iy Shop, Pratt St.,, Hartford Conn. 3-11-3 99 dx WANTED—Girls to learn to operate the Burroughs Calculating Machine. ‘onnecticut Business Collegze, 1 Main WA small TED—Young child girl afternoons. to care for Trinity BUSINESS OPPORTUNITI A GR [ CHANCE for a live plumb- er: little competition; will take rent in work. Address Plumber, care of Herald. 3-11-2dx TO RENT. NOTICE—Person in woms ter, who rifled handbag retiring room, Fox's | Saturday night, known. money and article and | avoid arrest. Box 14L, Herald 11-24 | n's SPECIAL NOTIC Electric vacuum cleaners rented dollar a da Tel- ephone 207 2-26-e.0.d.-tf —Tenement of four rooms, floor, 14 Brook St. 3-11-3dx —Third floor tenement rooms; only $12. Banking & Realty Co TO RENT— single car. 611. of The Home 3-10-3dx cars or Phone 3-7-tf far Maple Garag 91 two St NOTICE—Norden Bungalow for dances and parties. Eric Westberg, Tel. 271-12. to rent Address Prospect street. TO RENT-— and brick Myrtle St. Bakery with two ovens stable in connection, 271 Inquire 142 Main St. 3-6-6d NOTICE—M. F. Valentine is devoting all his time to teaching violin. Call or write 125 Tremont St. Telephone 851-6. 3-10-6dx NOTICE—Wante ashes to draw, gardens to plow. Phone 1417-3 or | call 58 Connecticut avenue. 3-10-2dx | CONSTRUCTION AND GRADING and Water Connections CONCRETE EXCAVATING Sewes Residence—152 Vance Strect ‘Telephone 261 | [ | | | VIM De- | Trucks, Bruns- Ajax Tires, accessories and New Britain, Conn. J. HOCHMAN Junk and Second- Will Buys all of Hand Furni pay 3 1-2c¢ for Telephone 1161-15. E. R Hitchcock & Go, (New Oritain Book Bindery). PRINTERS BOOK BINDERS APER RULERS anufacturers of PRIN GOODS, Commercial and Socicty Stationery Blank Books Loose Leaf Sheets a Binders, Indes Cards and Guids Up-to-date and automatic equipment. 303 MAIN ST, Britain Are sedl New Conn. ROOFS Paint that Leaky Monarch Paint. It's Leaks. Scc W. H. METCALFE 120 Wallace St. ROOFS Tin Roof with sure to stop the i Te | To burn our Coal Is a pleasure, buy from us and gat good miasure UNITED COAL & WOOD CO. | } Office and Yard i COR. EAST MAIN AND i WILSON. | Telephone 1529 FOR SALE. Two very central two-family houses of 12 and 13 rooms. KEach improved, and cne with separate stcam heat. H. N. LOCKWOOD, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. 107 ('l'u’ \mlnul the (‘mn(‘l from Main WELDING, AUTO RE PAIRING A SPE sT()lM{.l 4 —Day and All Night Service— Weddings a Specialty. TEL. 1418-5 OTICE TO LERAL—Aboy PUBLIC IN GEN- April 1, 1919, we shall begin the manufac- ture of the celebrated Sani- tary Card Tops for Milk Bottles. SANBORN & COLEMAN, 422 Main St., New Britain, Conn. Have You Any Pictures to Frame? Call 1198 and OUr frame man with 250 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 will can FOR SALE. POR American P; semi-bungalow pantry and and telept 3aldwin, Kensington 3-10-6dx SALF near réom Kens| Goads Co la FOR SALE Fooius 6 to 8 wee Oak Hill F growthy pigs, from Daniel W Berlin, t ection; la randa 60x355 feet dee for garden A plum tree on Chicke Conr space TPROPERTY FOR several desirable for 8; a SALE house W and and one small wire. This utes’ walk f fice and te owner particu yremises small cas ure either a dard Real h payment house or farm Iistate and Tnsur- Hml P 3-11- Tn- wil of lle nl sec om tr rms to suit buye is mo towr phone ing out o YOUNG L. sheet mu Mo stov of furni Beaver 3-10-3dx and Gl £6 TSALE—I (filled.) in FOR house rooming 5 Hws, welght wire el ich. Farrow per pound. 2-1-tf \lso live ness connection with will sell separat caunt of poor 1 BB, Herald same. farms, tools an FOR acres; 4 riles from troliey. Sacrifice Beckley, Cc FOR SALE—Vose & last November any; Will accept r if not all cash able time for balance; to reli- able person. If not sold at would be glad to store it with ful family. Mrs. Ellen T. care postoffice 464 130 and 56 implements; tain: near H. S, Box 24, 1- 14 134 Sons piano, ne hatchin sto Baldwin, €.0.d.— for range W an home or and three acr Price $2 Dunham, S : chick- W farm; Z-family house utiful shade trees, early land, main road £300 down. L ow sington. Tel. 92-4 FOR SALE—12 Shoat liam rmington barn, dull finish factory asonable would mahog- Bd&tor off reason- selected at in cash wait only Ken- 1-1d Wil- Plainville. 3-11-3 Small parlor stov: achine. Inquire pigs. J Ave., on care- Welton, FOR SALE box washing 1 throp St. LOT FOR with build Address 79 BUILDING Belvidere: stones $500 At and FOR SALE- farm, two barn, gas. i enough e the cella Pr good Oak street, New Conn. 7 . 3-11-6dx HORBE! Wil arrive — | March 10 with an express load of sets, curtain | horses direct from the farmg 172 Black > they were raised. « If in want 3-11-1dx f a good horse pair' come and TP was m——, laok them over. Every horsesfaust — - i be as repre: ted or money will ba NTE young man who is am- | cheerfully refunded. Forty head ta bitious and desirous of learning the select ftrom. James T. (affrey, shoe business. Tor such a man Cromwell, Conn. Phone 921 ring 4, can offer a steady position with op- Middletown 3-8-3du portunity for ancement. Addr FOR SALE—In Box 768, City. AT second house ranlitor oom house and barn evening. acres of good garden Siore to G. W. Pittsinger, WANTED: Com New Hartford. Rhodes or at N day, 7 a. m. SUPERINTENDENT WANTED — Factory located in the middle wi wishes to secure a competent super intendent, preferably a man famil- jar with the manufacture of light | shelf hardware. Apply Box : Herald Office. -6dx WANTED—At once. Architectural | draftsman familiar with good class, FOR work. Address P. O. Box 79,| in excellent running condition stating experience and ex-| gladly take Ford in trade. Boy pected. -11-1dx ' XX6, Herald 3-19-t1 FOR SALFE. HENNERY AND FRUIT: ALL IN ALSO BRICK BLOCK WITH STORES ON MAIN STREET. H. D. HUMPHREY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 272 MAIN ST., On Berlin street, tenement house, Johnson's, Berlin, 14 to Bedroom shade: chairs, Rock. rugs. or we Newington south of Cent town hall about twa land. Awyly Newington, xperienced Saturday Apply shoe afternoon Raphael's and | De !“ 3-10-3 Men to dx harvest 2 Apply B. Ice ice '1L M. L.| Mon- 3-8 SAL The Roberts’ New York Call, Shop. Hol- newsdealers. to Corp. FOR | Smoke uit Store, Walsh & ‘ felder's and other live | | blocks. Pistons FOR SALE—Two Reboring on fitted, etc 1438-23 ord eng all ma Crusbe hines 106 SALE-—1917 Studebaker, 6 cyl, Will 6 ROOM HOUSE ORDER: WITH ON GARDEN § GOOD BE- ROOM 208. We don’t have bo tell you that Chestnut street pm- perty just beyond Stanley street is very desirable, Very seldom property here comes on market—We can offer a 3 family house (brick) at the right price. 2 See us about selling your house—We have the cus- tomers. who have the cash. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. MAIN ST. PHON E 343 ROOMS 305—6 BANK IFDG. e N S R T P Y AR A S s WE HAVE TWO 2 FAMILY HOUSES ON FAIRVIEW STREET That can be sold on easy payments. Also a three family house on Stanley in a growing section. See us about selling your PHONE 728. D. S. JON Home Banking & Realty Co. 193 Main Street MAPLE STREET We offer a twelve room two—familv house with steam heat, also house in rear. $8,500 will buy entire- Only a small amount of cash required. THE W. L. HATCH CO. INSURANCE REAL Open property. AND Office ESTATE Mon day MAIN STREET- and Saturday Evenings