New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1919, Page 10

tter. §11.95 pink rosebud $22.95 Dinner $39.00 " Meakins' Imported Dinner Sets, decorated with plain gold bands and black line, coin gold knobs and handles; regular price $48.50. $37 50 Sale Price turquoise English 0.00. Sale Trice . de(‘md(ed in Imported Dinner ts, blue and gold border designs; 5.00. Sale Price price § ELFCTRIC SEWING MACHINES ON THE SIXTH FLOOR Other Rol Electric Sewing Machines that can be carried about like a hand bag, $37 89 with guaranteed motor e e S e el o < e o We' car other makes in \v\\m;: Machines, including the W Jlectric with General Electric motors, priced up to $ Ask for special cash discount. N OUR MAMMOTH DRUG STORE We employ five registered Pharmacis two Graduate Nurses. In all forty-five salespeople, and we number our customers by the tens of thousands. ' “Why this enormous growth in a few years?” we are ed. Our answer is “We give service.” Meaning that we are never knowingly undersold on Reliable Drugs. We give our customers exact- ly what they ask for and offer them no substitute “just as good.” is accurate, prompt and economical. at our Drug Department and let us prove these assertions. cription work Prescriptions Our Pre Leave your XICO WILL NOT {tain. None of these can readily or, to give the new premier time to form | profitably be removed, and the anly a cabinet. FORCE PAYMENT NOW | alternative is to sell. v | At the beginning of the sitting party | The liquidation commission is Now leaders declared their adhesion to the negotiating for the disposal of various' state constitution which was framed e surplus ‘properties belonging to the, by the late premier and agreed unan- No Attempt to Be Made to Collect . €Xpeditionary forc Hundreds of imously on the first and second read- thousands of uniforms have been!ings of the document, it is reported Royaltics on Oil Recent- dyed, so that they may now serve| e i | other mies, such as the Belgian,! O Iy Produced. ! Polish and some of the Balkan states. 60_HOR§ Es__.60 i SMexigo City, March 18.—The Mexi- HOFFMANN ¢ AUCTION &N government has no intention of EISNER. 1 fareing the immediate collection of e At Gr % 4 . tz“mes on oil produced in this Minister of Worship Made Bavarian GIotoniE ""’:“"‘ Conn.. Mon- eountry during January and Feb- Proicny day, March 24th, 12, mnoon. Good tuery under the decree of President = . s work horses off government job. Eagranse issued on February 18, ac- ' Basle Mareh 19-—Herr Hoffmann, WELLS & CO., Contracto Bording to a statement authorized to-, S0cialist minister .of worship in the ignt bythe branch of the treasury de- I:Asnm- government, I;u. been elected | —po o ROOFS partment in charge of petroleum rev- . Premier of Bavaria by the diet, ac- ) | g cording to the Frankfort Gazette.| Paint that Leaky Tin Roof with The announcement was made after ' After the election the diet adjourned | Monarch Paint. It's sure to stop the dspatches sent from Washington on' = i Leaks. See March 11 to the effect that the de- Z cree re-opened the whole question of S b k F h C W' H' METC ALFE the rights of foreign companies, were ay TOO lS 0. i aass et the depart- | g | —798 STANLEY STRE ealled to the attention of ment. It was said the action of Pres- jdent Carranza was taken merely as a “matter of form to keep the records DODGE AND straight.” . Just Reccived—Shipment of Fresh The department asserted that the FISH, CLAMS OAKLANDS whole problem would be laid before AND OYSTE e e congress and there would be no col- | T e '"("‘VN" ;:-)“ :"‘l " and 1918 jeetion of royaities until that body | TN vcan 3z 5 OO ! 4 : o Bf“e‘: = | OPEN BVENINGS UNTIL 9:30. Also other makes in roadster. tour- e = = | ings and Ford deliveries, MAY YET COMPROMISE. | M Above cars taken in trade for new | | Oldsmobiles. Names of owners on re- But New ank nm-hm- Strikers In- quest. sist on 8-Hour Day. ,COHEN MOTOR C New York, March 19.—Under the 7 0 4urface of defiance that continued fo d k gty mark the harbor strike foday there 00dwWorkKers ‘ ivere indications that a compromise | , settlement was being arranged to end bb F H MAN e eviine neveen e Jobbing and Furniture | strikers and the private boatowners. S T T ) AT et S-hour day, On the question of an ; j however the strikers declared ther Repalrlng OrY Tl il rr DO o could be no compromise | i The Adriatic used Ly the gzovern- CORBIN L ACE, Telephone 1161-15. ment as a troop transport, which 3 has been delayed because of lack of — — e B - ¢ufficient boats to coal her was ex- pected to leave today. It w o n o - . nounced at the offices of the fi‘; p {ransport service and at strike head i quarters that no further delay of 1 | (7] ted. anticipz transports W kness) sufficient (Sleeping ught slceping witho Don’t be o LIFE INSURANCE TO SELL WAR OUTFKIT. ] e for your loved ones. This is a matter of utmost importance. Phone /i x R w see Frank Holmes, for information about the latest policies is- s 1road Valued at or see Fran n | ke 5 P “u‘ for Highest Bid sued by the CONNECTICUT G ENERAL LIFE INSURANCE €O, of $1A5,000,000 for : : Hartford, TPhonc 798 or 101, Paris, March 19 (By the Associated i : Pross)—Docks, railroads, warehouses, Tb H B k & R l C hospitals and barracks built by the e ome an mg ea ly 0. \merican expeditionary (’Air(;r‘x q.l‘]m\» NGNS A ue s 5,000,000, wil e sold to g . 3 B 1‘12:' (m}»‘ he best fignres the Amer Insarance and Real Estate—193 MAIN STREFET. A e tion commission can oh- O WEDNESD assified Colunms are ents—the penny ads hundreds in the city ¢ week night and the ges are that severa! read- put of the hundreds will nterested in your prepe- AY, MARCH 19 b 1919. e et e —— e T e e e e e 1 Gassifned ; CASH N ADVANCE MINIMUM CHARG ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. 3 e TR 3 53w TS, Have you lost a sum nf money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in at tite Herald. Your money wil* g surely remain in the finder's E 109 | hands if he does nct know . who lost it. of Berlin, Probato | Court, New Britain, March 12, A. D.| 1919, i Estate of Doris H. Beckley of thej town of Berlin, in said district. mi-| nor. | Upon the application of the New| Brituin Trust company praying that| as guardian of the estate of E I‘I: minor, it may be authorized and em-| powered to sell and convey real es-| tate, as per said application on file | more fully appears, it is Ordered, said application heard and determined at the Probz m, Office in New Britdin, in said distr th day of March, A. D. 1919 at 9 o’clock in the forenoon and that| notice be given of the pendency of said | application and the time and place| of hearing thereon, by publishing this! order in some newspaper having circulation in said district, and by! posting a copy of this order on the| public sign-post in the town of h(-r-i lin in said district and return make to| this court of the notice given BERNARD F. GAFFN EY, Judge. Have your cial Machines Machine Parts, Drafting Tools and Spe- Auto- General Jobbing mobile Parts and done by The. American Engineering Co. 200 EAST MAIN STREET. BERSON BROS. BRANCH OFFICE AT —297 MAIN STREET— (Mayor Quigley’s Office) ORDERS TAKEN FOR —COAL D WOOD— ENGLAND LIFE INSURANCE CO. NEW MUTUAL Boston, Mass. Chartered 1835—Began Business 1813 Seventy-fiv We clean thing every- under the sun, Vacuum house cleaning a spe- cialty. NEW BRITAIN WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY J. WINK Manager. Office—88 West Main St., Tele- phone 888, New Britain, ¢ ephone 3 spray. Tel FURNISHED ROOMS. Maple St. | e e = 3-12d4x | Two connecting rooms with all con- | FOR SALE. veniences for light housekeeping.| TW© family house, 7 rooms each South High street. { floor, and in the best part of Maple i i 2 __ | street Alsa one of those finé 2-tene- : 5 room to rent, 26 South High. | Ment places on East street, just nort% ‘li'v("(lrmmn R i 1590 last Main street ights, conduit wiring, wants a | SE iy place. Long experience. Howard SRR e H. N. LOC KWOOD. Ricn: Eaat Betlin: n 18.5dy | Furnished room, light housekeeping. | REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. SITUATION single—with A-1 references, wants| position in private family; willing' to do general utility work Box X16X, Herald. 18-2dx | WANTED—Chauffeur I will buv all kmd< of JU\'K and second hand furniture. | Any kind of rags 3c Ib. L| Zeldes, 19 Willow Street, Tel. 557-14. & DOUBLE FRONT ROOM FOR LODGE OR OFVICE. RENT $6 A WEEK. STEAM HEAT. Begley Block. 122 MAIN ST, ’ AR LR RIS TRIIR OIS S 7 Cali frame different 119! and our with 250 mouldings for you from. You have will call for that cheerfully as he 8 man ouly one? or will Have You Any Pictures to Frame? will styles to call ot select He just as dozen. e a OHRNSTEDT’S PHOTO EST. 69 AKCH STREET (New oSritain Book BOOK BINDERS We Are Commercial and Blank Loose L mders, PAPER RU Manufacturers of PRINTED GOODS. E. R, Hitcheock & Co. Bindery). PRINTERS society Stationery Boaks af Sheets and Index Cards and Guides automatic NT. Up-to-date and Cquipment. 03 MATN New Britain Conu, il TO iz Central. 16 Prospect street. 3-18-tf | HALL. GO T | TO DOHERTY'S MARKET, : = | 406 Arch f TO RENT--Beautifully furnished | Fancy Steer Bee o | rooms with all conveniences. 505 | Fancy Native - i Main street, top floor, left. R. M | Fancy Turkeys, Fowls and Chick=- | Chamberlain 3-19-2dx | ens. | = — | Fancy Groceries. | TO RENT—Stor Allderige Block, | Go a little out of the way and get | Plainville. Mrs. Alld | the best Tel. 14486, Hough St., Plainville. | | TO RENT—- Garage for two cars or DON'T FORGET single car. 91 Maple St. Phone 611. : 3-7-tf - | | DIONNES SNT—Front room. S Wil- | 3-17-3dx , 48 Main St distance moving and Pianos and parties at rea- local and long = | trucking. barn; | : T—Second floor i rm“"mi‘ “0" ”;‘hm_“iw | sonable prices. Aiso storage. 'Phone i 3 32 and 382. 8 Gilbert street, also one garage. New Britat 331 Chestnut St - F FOR SALE. 3-story brick block with store, southeast section; two good tene« northwest section; Good value, A | ment blocks in north section: brick apartments, west part of city; | Call and get particulars. H. D. HUMPHREY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 273 MAIN ST., Monday eve nings. six-ten ement brick in also several single houses. ROOM 208. Open Saturday and TYPEWRITERS 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 Britain Typewriter Exchange MAIN ST. 612. 2 W. Here’s a good investment for you—Two houses at 0. 151 Washington street—Near Main street and near. factories—But also a good quiet residential section, where vour rents bring in good money—Never any vacancies here.—We will quote you the right sort of figures on this i property. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. N ST, PHON E 343 ROOMS 305-6 BANK BUDG, 1 5 e FOR SAT e NOTICE . Il advertisements for _ Norwwm S e | FOR SALE. § column to insure =i e o TR e i | e e = e s : % P Hudson cabriolet. on 918 | "OR SALE—12 brood sows, W Hear (ordon Nye Sunda ne 1918 Olas. | fassification must be in Dersil (eay | Cordon Sye | BURARCHE0Ele roansiar e Tl Coatmass | 100 1612001 pounds each: s office not later than lecturs : oven passenger. Theso cars o Meseh and April. 25c per pound. TR st , s condition. Denison erlin Farms, Tel. 168. 2.1-t¢ o’clock. Terms are | .o = s ition nisor | - 2 & nion men ear Gordo I FO S T 13 sh. o telephone or Nye at Machinists' hall, Sunday [FOR SALE S farms, 130 and 56 i . . afternoo stock, tools and implements; ail orders accepted rerd B ¢ Miles from New Britain: near - = rolley. 3 S Bbx 9 S 1 NOTI One dollar per squ e :]‘PS o crifice. H. 8., Rox 24, —CEMALE. count on all contracts on e gan BRI | shingl'ng—this weck | White Leghorn and | e = Boicil b naton Farred Rock hatchings ege 1. N.| FOR SALE—First class roomir Lunch, 348 Main streef i Staples, 97 Bassett St. 1479-2. | house (filled.) Also live wire bus - - 8-19-4dx | Mess in connection with sanie, or ANTED-—Reliable woman to do! Tart e boys. We - = — Will sell separ Must sell on ac- small family hing at mr homc ,’ o (\,( o n;.pmmyvl{fmv o [RT bedroom® sets: 1 el G h. Address Box First part of week preferred. 192 L ‘” e S set for $15. Real bargains. 172 3, Herald 3-10-1£ Maple street, second floc made. B Tailoring com- | s L AN 1=19-1dx = —— 19-20-2dx 140 Main St., over Hallinan's = " - FOR SAL or new 3 | = e ax | family cow. four| family he ] oy WANTED—Girl for gereral hous Avrshire © breed: ‘very! - oo s work. Two in family. Apply = quarts milk. Geo. H.| g 4 St w = -19 LOST alle 19-4dx i b: T eele 8¢, 15-17-19x = G & S LH2d Pho 3-14-6dx. ope ~hur FOR SALE—T : | = 3 o LOST—Handb; hetween Church t SALE—Two cottages, all im- | " the Burroughs Calculating Mac ks < ; : po i e et street, Newingtan, and South M provements. Tel H. J., FOR SALE—Six second-hand horses Main. set, New Britain, about 10 a Forien, Kensinzton 3-17-6dx weighing between 1100 and 400 \ j - i e 3 R R il pounds. 19 Putnam street X A ANTE B = 5 Return to Ne One 1p 1k s o Single room to gent AT WANTED—A girl or woman to do| nnd receive rom 2, one ‘?1’,,"“ E b o e s plain sewing, 619 Stanley St B R s, Tol, 4 & == n 0 Louis De T = s 3-18:3d% - LOST-—On West Main or North| Vivo, Kensington. Bt | A s = | \\,vanghm o e -6dX | FARMS FOR SALE—I* you contem- ANTED—Experienced women for | el il || HOR [SATH ™ Recatbabrles = plate buying a farm this spring, our new Dry Goods department for | WD : 5 FeSATE AR why not buy one that is fully. g | Finder high chair; good condition. 44 Fair- , u Saturday afternoons and evenings. | m”“m, R. F. view. E 3-17-3 equipped, well watered, plenty of Also other afternoons. Experienced : B e 8-17-3dX; fruit, and in a high state of culti- only. >xperienced worn for FOR SALE i = instead of one that will our Coat and Suit department. Ap- e e Sy mecnean eral years to bring hack to ply to The Big Store. 3-18-2d e ey = s mz proposition. Tf interest- 5 6 e Sl Chot- 64 T cantshow yau onelof cachi’ . SeE e o : — kowski, Kensington. 17-6dx | o < < perienced typist wants position. | WANTED—Used = Burroughs calcula- red Johnsen, Kensington, Conn Address Typist, Herald. 3-18-2dx lator, desk size. State price. Cal-| FOR SALE—White king pigeons. Ap S-1G-An o — | culator, Herald Off 3-19-6d 1 3 Main 2 . s = z o ply 334 South Main street 1 5D YMEA] assis - & =, 2. > WANTED —Woman to_assist in gen-| —— Ihs ar Svinday, FOR SALE——Property; on Arch street. eral housework. Church St. | WANTED—Board and room’ by man | — AP B Oae single 11-room’ house, one two- Plainville. Tel. 11-4. 8-17-3dx| and .wife in nice neighborhood. Tel. | FOR ALE—1917 Studebaker 6 tenement 12-room house; all im- WANTED—A ward maid, Apply N. i St D coniol St ST g cylinder, 7 passenger, in excellent provements; large barn; plent B. General hospital i S-ib:lf: e - N 3219-3dx running condition, 55 Pearl street. Jand for more houses.- Inquire : : ; | MUK WANTED—200 To/ 300 quarts 7-bdx Wm. Radil, 389 Arch St. T R . e laily. Box 16M. Herald. 3.1 ; - maids—onc as cook and one as sec- | waANTEDFom room tonohint o HELF WANTED—MALE FOR SALE—Bird's-eve maple chams ond maid; washing sent ou G e o e o ANTED Experienced shoe ber suite,” silk floss mattress, one ences desired. Apply Mrs | ferred. Box 10NXX, Herald ik man or saleswoman for Saturd sideboard. Address C. F. Harris, G Vibberts Sunnylec 3 | Y Ty 1s.6ax| Only experienced need apply. 69 Church- street, Finch House extension. 3 | - PP %UR 1 Quality Shoe Shop, 321 Main St. 3-18-2dx NTED—A woman or girl for n- ' waumpn e st cottage s 3-18 Gral ioirewortAlGaillevening S ML Cene 2 IR USSR SOETTE R South High street. 3-14-6d 4 Ly o | s 2 s dx | Herald. 15-4dx | WANTED—Grocery clerk with some etterman D | - - —— ——— | knowledge of fish. Apply The Uni- | J - housewor Mrs, | WANTED—Room and board in pri-| versal Co-operative Societs, st CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION o " vate family, within 15 minutes’ | Main street, City. 3-17-6d | & b b | walk of North Judd's. Americ: — = .{ EXCAVATING AND GRADING % e * | family preferred. Box 24I3B, Her shoe clerl S y i e 5 nil; : | shoe o1 Sewer and Watcr Connections of Notice of Hearing. | Office. 3-18- 3-tf Residence— Vance Street,