New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1919, Page 12

e~ e —— T The Classified Columns are ] ™ ! Have you lost a sum of your agents—the penny ads Ji< ] money? ~ Glasses, Pins and reach hundred§ in the city ¥ W Rings are found in surprising every week night and the @M uantities and turned in at chances are that several read- g8 " 3 tize Herald. Your money wilt | ers out of the hundreds will - = NN e surely remain in the finder’s | y be interested in your propo- e B ‘ | hands if he does nct know | D. A CASH MINIMUM CHA | fhene o s sition. ONE Okt & NORD RACH INSERTION ™ | wholost it \ n the Baby Baby SERVICE MEN'S COLUMN| ;o mmmr | romee oy o ~n1 & S. D} WANTED—Collectors tholic; ex- | FOR SALE—Double rack furniture | FOR SALE—Nice, new style clgaf LI perience unneccessary. Salary, com-| wagon. Single express wagon. Bus- | showcase, five feet 1eng. nive enel mission and bonus. Call Room 411, agon pole. 253 Fairview St x ; o St ® Doty el 1t Joulare s a . register, rings from one cert to twe Do ? 647 Maain St., Hartford, Conn, 4 1 hone 30 i } A ] i dischargea soviier oe saflor tho use| &i) M2 o N dollars; new lunch chairs. Victorg White and Colored Coats of the column below is offered to you R SALE—M 917 IR UnCH 0 Chzehtieet, New Brly Infants and Children in the free of charge. = B e 5 - touring i c 5 See that your quali- | ¢ o T R s ii ain, Conn. 7-t newest materials and prettiest fications are outlined like the sample W:_nrl“(l,l‘Wn .w‘ ]\ |’ ov ', (\4\: men excellent _condition; must sacrifice. = On the Fifth Floor, models; both silk and wnmli below and pring in your ad together e e SR SRR ¢ sSater b AX ! FOR SALE—$900 cash buys a new i t e a1y smocked, belted, embroidered Wwith your gischarge papers, as proof : 5 e 3 == e Montalnt Ve is store takes tremendous pride in the wealth of lovely thin 8 Lopeg 2 you arge p Rooml5 000 Tatioril it ba S [ six-room house, in Mountain View This store ta and lace collars and cuffs, of service, Employers are urged to ”“:'k FOR SALE—1916 Oakland touring; Johnson, Johnson's Station, Plain- .98 to $39.00. Zet in touch with the advertisers in s excellent unning condition M.| ville. 5-3-6d3 Bootees, hand and machine this column by mail, through the = LT Irving Jester, 18 Main over the most fascinating displays imasinable on our fifth floor made, 29¢ to $2.00. Herald Office. A = \\lRCI:(XI} m: A:l:i" 1 «\(‘1:“1 ,\T\Gi : i — FOR LE-—Mahogany Grafonolt adorable of all wearables and nursery Infants’ Stockings, cotton Samble—John Jones, age 27, former B e el e 5-6-5ax | FOR SALE—Large oak sideboard in| and records, cabinet style, cheap® \re an added source of pleasure silk, cashmere and - silk and x‘}‘,”““;“‘ Co. I, prefers outdoorl“v'k 5 ? b good condition! 20 §o. High St reasonable terms if desired. In S S e wool, e to 750. as had experience as auto mechanic. T = B R i Ll Phosieh: Long and short Dresses in plain Bishop style, the finest ma- Quilted l’ad; Rubber Sheets Write care of “fmm WANTED—At once. Two experienced 5.6-2dx uire 447 Arch $t., first bell ials, with vokes and hems daintily trimmed, 50c to $10.00. 5 Shiit and. Sy | Dovers, s middle-aged men for grocery clerks. | T e ol 5 ey resses, very sheer and Thermometers, Blankets and WANTED—poution as_ cnanfiour by | Only men of character and ability ! SALE—No, don't sell your old | = e Hand-made Slips and Dresses, Tiss Zoermometers Bnis discharsed oouon as One o e | need apply. Box 32, Herald Ofice camera, have it repaired or ox- ALE young milch cows to $25.00. i k L el Y changed the Arcade S 5 R for «sell short of pas: , ald. 5-5-53d 5-5-6d & e Studio £ ! : White Muslin Skirts, machine and hand-made, fine quality s lephone Baldwin s 5- x - 5-5-7-1d1 muslins, some trimmed with lace and embroidery, 50c to $6.00. Nursery Furnlture WANTED—Tostion oy an o around e Kensington 5-5-7-1d3 >—Bootblack at 331 Park| Fonr s e Flannel Gertrudes in the finest quality flannels, embroidered SR I experienced baker. yust diseharged : ook In e Dodec ‘fo""i”" | st = r < TSEL Cos ndi S an b, en Sun- o : - 2 and plain, $1.00 to $6.00. e enlder obtainable; both plain and | :,‘:::,i,‘”:f“f“”‘ 82 _"fd ays or WA ':( range, water front; linoleum, of Bands and Binders, knit and flannel, some havi 8 AT, Thelidine ) Rubber — e | WANTED—About 10 men, teamstc E heater and ¢ range. 77 Whiting 2 o Tubs, Scales, Dryers, 5 straps, 12 1-2c to $1.00. W h a HELP W o and laborers. Apply at N. B. Lum- ; St Pl . : : - 2 : Sacks, hand embroidered and knit, in cashmere Toilet Baskets a ber and Coal Yard, 5-6:tf | FOR SALE- 1915 Ford runaboul & rappers and s 07600 a large variety of Cribs and Bas- —_— runabout, run S, 7 3,000 miles, business hody. f T FOR SALE— 3-burner Perfectiof pink sinettes, Kiddy Koops and WANTED—Girls aver 18 for work on |\ ANTED Kitchen man. Hotel Bs- 4 dition. Box 116, Plaimeiie = il stove and one Perfection of Carioles. foot and power presses. 4 » Plainville. loin. 5-3-if heater; in good condition. Will sel 1so hi ed and Manufacturing Co. sona 1l at 439 Arcl : 2L A C n, also hemmec . -2 Diapers, ‘Arnold Knit and Birdseye Cotton TOliel Sets Soers 7 WANTED—Married man to work on | . 8 floor, right. df insanitary packages. NTED—Ladies as collectorsi | farm; shares wages. H. Shular EOIRENT Baby Shirts in Carter, Reuben and Vanta ma ; all silk, all R N (S i, Cathalic. Salary, commission and Senatie ans) - - s e e e wool, cotton and wool and silk and wool and cotton, 50¢ up to $2.00. fhree. four and five-piece, made bonus. Call O'Keefe & Co,, R. 414, | e Z 1 777 | TO RENT—Five room tenement with | acres of land, stock and tools. J. 6uting Flannel Gertrudes,good quality, scalloped and plain, of the finest quality celluloid, 647 Main St., Hartford, Conn, 8 to i ;:I "1](“](" improvements, 50c to $1.00. hand painted, 50c¢ to $6.00. 10 a. m. 5-7-3dx WANTED. £ nquire 178 Tremont Str 5 it -provides for the younger members of the family, especially the 5 and duri jaby Week” you'll enjoy a happy hour lookina Here are the newest and most needs, and the small prices therein beautiful, $1.98 crepello and crepe de chine, ; Quilted Wrappers for infants in cotton and silk, white, and blue, $2.98 to $10.00. Fitzsimmons, Kensington, Conn BABY HAT! ND BONNETS WANTED—A second cook. B. | WANTED—American couple want — 2 FOR SALE—250 quarts milk 31 h-t D{esse RealyBtooRpr ety R e Pl R one or two furnished rooms in de- | NT—Garage. Edson street. | miles from New Britain, on har( - Board if possible. Phone 1079-2. 5-6-2dx road, south end of Newington. Tel Pretty braid hats in baby styles, ! WANTED—A middle-aged woman for | Address Box 208, Herald. Valley, 53 F. Splottstoezer. including pokes and mush- housekeeper in American family of FOR RENT—Séven-room cottage on 5-6-3d1 rooms; baby blue, pink, white three males. Apply 10 Pine street. | WANTED—Position as gardener or as Brook street. Apply g outh — - = e I and sand colors with flowers L. W. Goodrich. dax #eneral work around house. Ad-j in street. -4dx | FOR SALE—House furniture, practi smocks; some hand embroidered, and many are copies of f“}’”‘ and ribbons. $2.98 to $7.98. = dress Box 12T, Herald. — — cally new. Call 111 Church St. models. The prettiest assortment we've ever shown at all prices Muslin _Bonnets with em- 'ANTED—(Chambermaid at Hotel | = TO RENT OR FOR SALE—Two- 98¢ to $12.00. s e i e e R T on Bl 5-7-tf | WANTED—Man wants to work in family house in Kensington; ten — - With the colored Dresses are Bloomers. $1.98 ~'"\“ De - 5 trimmed; hundreds of dainty the morning. Herald Box 14L. rooms. Barn for hor or auto; |FOR SALE—Riverside farm mll o S5 L s tyles; white an Small boys' first Suits: Oliver Twist and ¢ styles. 50c to $4.98. /ANTED—Refined white woman 2ax | fruit trees; hennery; one-acre gar.| from Tuberculin Tested cows only colors; smocked, frilled and hand-embroidered, $1 > ; Fifth Floor. who would like to do washing and — den. Call 697-5, Kensington, or in. | Tel. 644-5. 5-5-30d1 : ’ ironing one day euch week, Herald | WANTED—Tenement of four rooms.| quire 193 Main St., Room 9 ; i s ¢ O f T Borts 5.7.4d| Two adults. Address Box 11A, I = : i SALE—Ford runabout, 191f Children’s Slfieplflg Garments ut of iown ald, 5.1-3d% | TO RENT A furnished apartment ot 4 orniuon oty T "ANTED—At once. Reliable women, five or six rooms at 56 Maple street. 430 Main St -~Sett Billie Burke Sleeping kG;‘-rm:“v‘qu{ ;,‘:,,.‘(f' lx?fl:‘“fl:\\u;:‘:-flh ‘f:'l“ Mothers bart or wholal Hma |l for outdoor W .\;\TL'J!——(;(J\ ERN \xr,A\'r' needs 4.- Apply between 6:30 and 7:30 p. m. e T e e Our Mail Order Service. work; $10 to $25, according to time | 000 clerks for census. $100 month. 4-28-tf | FOR SALE—Wakefield round reed B e e iy e T If you cannot come to the [ siven; “with \cld-establisned § fivm. [ Examinatonsisoon L Age redulres - e (s ey e N e e os 4 to 16; store to purchase in person any Address €, Horald Office. Ge6-3dx| ToeRis 55 of oveR, For free Pel-| TO RENT Carage for four cars on| er ofl cooking stove with ovem batiste, with 5 GOSN dak ek S e e TGt i ‘"'“‘9: 3 TV‘“(’ J. « » ‘A‘m’-l‘““‘ (for-| Court street. Apply at MecMillan | Good condition, 516 Stanley St. and colors. ) ants : mer Civil ServiceExaminer) 44 S . Wh“e\'mh( Drawers in cambric,nd dimity, high and low necks, white clothing mentioned on this page, WANTED—First class second maid. | pquitable bldg., Washington, Store. tf 5-7-2d1 onlyf slzes 2 to 12, 75¢ to $1.98. write to our mail order depart- One willing to help with children. ks ‘Armold Knit Night Drawers and Gowns. also sleeping garments ment and one of our expert e o ieer Simeciters, shoppers will do the selecting Vine street extension. 5-6-5d FOR S LE » and up. 3 “ 98¢ T Fifth Floor, and buying for you. -~ WANTED—Position as chauffeur for WANTED-—Competent girl or woman truck or touring car. 277 Myrtle o = 4 for general housework. Address Box| street. Edmund Miller, 2d floor. Valuable residence in Western part of city—Very 14XX, Herald Office. 5 4dx b 2ax desirable The Home T T e A e | e B A H. D. HUMPHREY Apply 277 Main St., the Direct Im- dener, fifty places to care for. . o porting Co. 5-5-6dx ginal designs for flower beds and | REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 272 MAIN ST., ROOM 3208, Up to Six Years of Age. Colored and White Dresses up to 6 years, some with shirring at - e effect guimpes and the waist line; others in stra » one-pi 5dy TEACHING OUR BOYS Disabled Soldiers, Sailors and Ma- borders. Expert care of lawns. Cap- Open Saturday and Monday evenings. rines Finding Their Opportunity by G d Ph t h LEDeNald Bty Eeny houso- able corps of workmen. Box ;j,t;,;m MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE teason of Their Wounds. 00 0 Ograp S| <onst e 331 3 S ehinetc AR reason ST 3 7 WANTED—Competent and experle- T . 3 et A e L WANTED—Salesgirls, with or without | WANTEDZComperent and experio Mr. and Mrs. Newlywed and all the Otherweds—We ec juries e 8 of | o experience; good pay. F. W. Wool- B : o 5 the government a great many soldicrs | D . m Flie e Rt 5 Answer in own hand writing, stat- . i s Eovcumon: o Ereslnany oLl r worth Co., 218 Main St. x| e e, andrese. exporience and | can offer you a cottoge on Lyon street all furnished. All tunity. Hefore being wounded or dis- | 3 / salary expecfed. Room 311, Na- e ey WANTED—Housckeeper, middle aged | tional Bank Blde. s.6-24x | you have got to do is to plank down your money on easy S ¥ preferred, for family of two. Jonn 2 | Bader 34 Brook street, Southing- NTI pavy carringe. | terms and move right in—We'll sell it without the furni- ton 5-5-6dx Box 13E. T 5-6-2a . = *| ture if you want. and obtaining only the small re- | wards which the salc of brute 4 strength brings. They are now being DR 3 - cducated so as o qualify themselve WANTED—Competent maid for gen- | w ANTED—Young man wishes posi- | for a wider ficld of usefulness with eral ihousework.} i INo Bwashing s or | t{on' ariving a car. oneithat & has o o hu‘mhm of | mew, with fine lot on main road. Just ferred. Diehl, 24 Cedar St. Phone Rox 30XX. 5-5-3dX . el - the thing for repair shop. Room to | 1119, 5-3-4dx < build dwelling on_ front. e - — | WANTED—Tenement of four or five| 272 MAIN ST. PHONE 343 ROOMS 305-8 BANK BLDG. LOCKWOOD, Yo TBo launs lady for work Inj) o0 by ‘June 1st. Good focallty stances, neither read nor write and ©ong e e e Ga G 00 Sl mnl paie, AGkRcoe mes O had been common laborers until they e e 5-5-3dx were disabled. They will be given a P B ) ; g00d common school education, and E b G WANTED—Return load from Bos- t b l I e e ot R mmmeee s e or Automobile Insurance 1 which promise well, these will PHOTO STUDIO A ) G [y vicinity. Tel. 887-32. 4-16-tf e e an expert. The Ford Repair Shop, s e e 308 Maingstrect Telephone 551-4 | 123 Cherry St. Phone 2051. = See e o he . | Special Advertising and Graduation 7-264 FURNISHED ROOMS e e e R e Drop us a cird or phone and | - - - Mook siier ocup tins wmion |eDTesentailvelnwill eall, NOTICE—Electric vacuum cleaners | 70 RENT- Large front room. Suit- 242 they could not have hoped to ire ff‘rll‘ui. Dollar a day. Telephone able for two. Centrally located. 100 c u Z OS e 0, nc. MAIN STH to had not they been disabled by serv- Call 1446 every morning and get 2079 4-10-e0d-tf| West Main street 5-7-3dx ice in the government. In this case |your order e = - it is really the “fortiines of war’ for | The best of Beef, Veal, Lamb and | NOTICE — Business appointments [ PURNISHED FRONT ROOM~—Suit- them. for while there has been tem- | Pork, Chickens, Fowl, Broilers, Pocket | Made by tclephone 1142-12. D. J.|° aple for two: also single rooms. Doraiy/ suffaring vt theleate ot op | H. G 'Tripe all Kinas ordl Sperry! & “"“v\_‘ ZeSlesLata g agent *IZ 29 So. High St. 5-6-2 3 E 5-6-24x these men are now taking the aca- demic elementary coursc. These were poor fellows who could, in some in- dx { portunity has heen swung open for Barnes, Heinz and Chase & Sanborn | Church o5 ]n\e'm and they may now pass through. | Goods. TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOM _— s DOHERTY MARKET, 406 Arch St. NO:T;T(‘F;:‘*‘L PR s!;arnencd, e G i Goirt St : NOT‘I ~ E ! JOBS FOR 10.000 SATLORS. 'I:clnbl : i FLeENW00C sflilgg‘i = (/ i ) 2. -1-304 | o, SN Furnished roo: i Washingotn, May 7.—Jobs were | EXTESEENETSEE -, TO RENT—Furnished roon { found for nearly 10,000 seamen hy the DOUBLE FRONT ROOM e o el et family. 28 Court St. 5-5-3dx Property owners. Have you any property you PoE the Ariint 51 | newly orszanized sea service hureau of FOR LODGE OR OFFIC > = = wS LR outy = 5 Flor € S’ Lime in 1¢ his y 4 hipping board. Tn April, the first Buick car. Frank Brown. Tel | FURNISHED ROOMS to rent at rea- wish to dispose of? Every day brings us in new sreek - R e o- |l TENT $6 A WEEK. STEAM 188-2. 4-6-tf| sonable rates. Commercial Hotel the Orthodox Greek church in full month the bureau has been in op- sona gk iy s N e N S L s HEAT. = || G o | prospects. Get in touch with us. We will do the rest.- that faith under the direction of the| 32 Men were placed in New York, Begley Block. 122 MAIN ST. 2 opP, E——r— : . Elm street. E. U. Thompson Co. 87 1 Philadelphia a . HoTvd syioafociGreece Mn 2 e ne b OIS RIS RHEE BRI RandRO5E Tel. 382. Office 59 Arch St., Tel, LOST E. N. SMI I H & CO. sower from the officlals of - — =i - of thel T ————— Hedll 0= = . | LOST—On Berlin car leaving center shurch of Athens. After the risit to | ) 15 Lo TEL‘ 12 Ho Gerstsr e y‘ r‘ ‘,;\;h;;,'\ RBON BROS. PAINTING—P ~ *ERING. at 1:10 p. m., Tuesday, letter con- 278 MAIN ST. 1616-12 ¢ taining picture Finder please hodax Greek churches in the two —297 MAIN STREET— Pa‘nting and paper hanging. Beaver | —— Americas. (Mayor Quigley’s Office) board and canvas ceilings. Wall | ,0ST—Monday evening, Fraternity (C) Underwood & Underwood ORDERS TAKEN FOR i Papef Ruling paper displayed at your home on| pin. Greek letters D. S. set with & - e DREWOOD G B request. The E. U. Thompson Co. | pearl. Return to Herald Office or | Book Blnd]ng 59 Arch street, Tel. 106 4-1-tf Tel. 490. Reward. 5 [ ¥ — —— FRANCIS P. MAY |J. HOCHMAN Dailv Fee ohtiand : = SPECIAL aily freight an 28 B0 | Buy in: 1 5 be days of rejoicing, of confi g of high (Buys all Kods of Junk and ¥ pp i Books B T PRl e e | fl- | 4 CONFIDENT of ideals, our strength, atness and oun- e e e L Sec (- Hann Fionore: Loose Leaf Sheets Xpress ice g, , % o e OO R i wealth—and finally RESOLVED that no matter what it cost to_over- 344 Broad St. G| __Telenbone 1161-15 | Index and Guide NEW BRITAIN. NEW HAVEN AND ] e e will pay bet than anyone in Cards NEW YORK waflted fOl' Our || Tet usstarat once by subscriblng to the “VICTORY" Liberty Loan. i wn for all kinds of LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE AT ANY BANK—OASH OR INSTALLMENTS | DC YOU KNOW Fox’s Theater, L. 0. Zetterman CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION EXCAVATING AND GRADING Sewer and Water Connections Residencas 189 S vance i Etecot l 19 WILLOW STREET. | 303 MAIN of Adna Johnson. JUNK | Prompt Service. MOVING AND TRUCKING. /’\l‘t Department s itotoek & 6o b A L AR e~ | NGW BTitaIN Typewriter Exchange to work. A good position and salary | W rpr. 612 72 W. MAIN ST, is offered. Apply to MR. A. J. LEV- | s 4 DA PR L " | TEL. 961, ENTHAL. ew Britain, Conn. Telephone 261 Tel. 557-i4. 3