New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1919, Page 16

‘We Are Hartford Hon(lql rters HARTFORD. for Boy Scout Official Uniforms. store Your Ful | Women’s Wool Jersey Suits Priced from For sport wear ther made of the newest cloth heavy. Plain colors, silvertone, fancy weaves in checks. Plain All sizes up to 44.—Third Floor. s no suit to in three di ent $25.00 w compare with jersey; weights—light, mixtures and a semi-Norfolk e heather pinch back and these are medium and few models. Men’s Tan Footwear FIFTH FLOOR In our new and enlarged de- partment for men’s shoes. These new lines, just received, at the following prices— $8.00 " $9.00 A combination of tan and pbrown kid top Shoes; new narrow toe last. Brown calf bals, with rubber slip. Brown calf, full Bluchers. Official agents for A. G. Spalding & Bro. heavy sole, round toe, Women'’s Overalls for Gardening On the fourth floor Overalls in khaki, gingham, chambray and percale; sizes 34 to 46. ‘We are agents for the Sweet- Orr Overalls in all suitable ma- terials, 98c, $1.98 up to $5.00. Sporting Goods Official agents for Old Town Canoes. TENNIS RACKETS 100 Rackets actually worth $2.00, special for 98c. $4.50 Rackets, special for $1.95. GOLF BALLS AND CLUBS Repainted Golf Balls, 35¢ ea. 3 for $1.00. Selected Repainted Golf Balls, all perfect and well known makes, each 50c. Spalding Bob Golf Balls, regular price 45c, 3 for $1.00. Golf Clubs from $1.50 to Golf Bags from $1 to $15. The biggest assortment in the state. CROQUET SETS A most complete assortment of Croquet Sets priced from $1.98 to $10. Fifth Floor. WEEKLY SPECIAL OFFER FROM THE Optical Dept. The most “Dixie” finger piece; the wonderful eyeglass yet made; will stay on any nose; cannot slip, tilt or fall off; fitted with deep curve Menscus toric lenses—to fit the eye— regular value $9.00; will be sold for one week for $6.00. Mr. Hines, our optometrist, will examine your eyes and make no charges when glasses are fitted. WHEELBARROWS The Paris Confractors, open side, in all sizes for baby and the big fellow, 50c. to $7.00. GARDEN HOSE Wire covered, canvas covered, molded and regular Hose—in all the different plys, guaran- teed Hartford water pressure; priced to 25 foot GARDEN NEEDS A complete assortment of Garden Tools for the grown-ups and little ones. GARDEN SETS For the youngster, the boy, ladies and men, 3 and 4 pieces, 10c to $3.00. =] GARDEN TOOLS—6th Floor GARDEN HOES All the leading makes, Acme, ‘Wallingford, Will Wear, etc., 50c to 95¢. GARDEN RAKES ‘Wallingford and other makes 69c and up. GARDEN SPADES Pointed and square end, Vic- tor and others, priced to $1. SPADING FORKS 4 and 5 tine Forks, reinforced sockets, each one guaranteed; priced to $2.00. CULTIVATORS Planet, Jr., Will Wear others, $4.50 to $12.00. and Garden Forks, 5¢ to $1.98. Garden Weeders, 9¢ to $1.50. Lawn Sprinklers, 17¢ to $2.50. Garden Outfits with kneeling pad, $1.00 to $1.75. Garden Baskets with Garden Tools, $7.00 to $9.00 Each. MISCELLANEOUS fiEEI;S Pruning Shears 25c to $3.25. Hedge Shears, up to $2.50. Asparagus Knives, 25¢ to 50c. Garden Trowels, 5¢ to 25c. Grass Shears, 25¢ to $1.50. Cultivators, 59¢ to $1.50. and Saws, The largest assortment we've styles and variety. which is especially Tans are today Come here for these: Sizes Sizes Girls, 81 to 11, 111 sizes 2% to 6; Misses’ and Children’s Shoes ever shown; metropolitan 1n Most of them are made on our famous Fox Foot Form last designed for tender Children’s Shoes are fitted here by experts. the proper leather for Children’s Shoes: little growing feet. Sizes 5 to 8, price $3.00 to $4.25. price $3.50 to $5.00. to 2, price $4.50 to $6.00. $1.50 to $7.50. WANTED—Woman to go out by the ; WANTED—Maiq for general house- The Classified Columns are your agenis—the penny ade reach hundreds in the city every week night and the chances are that several read- ers out of the hundreds wii be interested in your propo- sition, e ——— —_—— CASH IN ADVAN(‘E MINIMUM ONE CENT A WORD SACH INSERTION. HELP WANTED—EEMALE. g}& Eureka Emp. Agency, 84 Main st. 5-12-2dx work, West Bureka Emp. of Main street. Agency WANTED— Cook in private family. | D¢ Eureka Emp, Agency, 84 We 5 Main St. 5-12-2dx | ! | } FEMALE HELP—Girl WANTED—Wash th wanted housework, no washing. Apply Mersi T, 3. Witkin, 27 Winthrop St. 5-12-6dx W discharged free of charge. fications are outlined like the sample below and bring in your ad together get in for | He |SERVICE MEN'S GOLUMN Do you nced work? If you are a soldier or sailor the use the column below is offered to you See that your quali- th your disc servic papers, as proof Employers urged to touch with the tisers in s column by mail, the ald Office. Sample—dJohn Jones, age 27, former v I, prefers outdoor work had experience as auto mechanic. rite care ot Herald adv through woman, 15 Maple St., Plainville, 5-12-3dx IW'ANTED*A marker and sorter oOr good smart girl to learn. Good Call evenings. W ANTED—By Ex-service YD man position as chauffeur, truck or private car. Box 42, Berlin, Conn. 5-12-3dx hours and best wages. Also good watchman. Sanitary laundry, South- ington. 5-10-3dx WANTED—Position as chauffeur; private car; by discharged Box 21B, Herald. 9-6d truck or soldier. Have you lost a sum of money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in at the Herald. Your money wil¥ surely remain in the finder’s hands if he does nct know who lost it. ———— T FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Ford touring, good shape, $190. Ford chaffie, good as new, $200. 1918 Ford touring. Rudolph, 123 Cherry St. 5-10-3dx FOR SALE FOR SALE—Double rack furniture wagon. Single express wagon. Bu iness wagon pole. 253 Fairview St., phone 303-2. 5-7-5dx ~ FOR SALE—"“Old Homestead,” two- family house; three acres land, barn, chicken-coop; cheap; easy terms; immediate possession. Tele- phone 92-4. 5-12-2dx FOR SALE—Riverside from Tuberculin Tel. farm Tested cow 644-5. 5 milk only. 30dx FOR SALE. excellent running condition. M. Irving Jester, 18 Main St. 5-5-tf FORR SALE—Three-burner cook stove, 326 South Main street. 5-12-3dx FOR SALE—3 Piece parlor set, kitchen range, sas stove. Call at once, 15 Tremont St. Phone 978-2 5-12-1dx FOR SALE—Axminster rug, 9x12,+ good as new. Black Rock Ave. 5-10-3dx FOR SALE- price §100. FOR SALE: (mahogany) terms. —Columbia Grafonola and records; cheap; Telephone 2079. 5-10-2dx Ford light Inquire 513 delivery, | Bast St. 5-12-1dx FOR SALE—Household 125 Kelsey street. Apply furniture. evenings. 5-8-5dx. FOR SALE—About 3 tons No. 1 hay, phone 443.3, 5-12-3dx Building lot, Maple Hill, Tel. 1486-2 5-10-2dx several good shoats, 75 Ibs. and up, $15 and up. Call at 70 W, allace street. 5-12-3dx FOR SAL: High, dry. WANTED—DMaid for general house- work. Call at 43 Cedar St. 5-10-6dx WANTED—A girl or woman for gen- eral housework. Box 21D, Herald. 5-10-6dx WANTED—Chambermaid at Beloin. Hotel 5-7-tf —eeeeeeo NOTICE. NOTICE—John Halverson, local and long distance furniture moving has removed his place of business to 217 Shuttle Meadow Ave. Tel. 443-13. 5-12-6dx NOTICE—As I am about to leave the city would like to place my beautiful almost new upright piano with some reliable family who might consider purchasing later at great sacrific Answer quick. Herald box 35BB. 5-12-2dx NOTICE—Electric rented. Dollar 2079. vacuum a day. cleaners Telephone 4-10-cod-tf NOTICE—ALL made by Phone Driscoll, Real Auctioneer. 1142 i), Estate Agent and 5-10-2dx CASH FOR OLD FALSE TEETH— (broken or not.) We pay $2.00 to $35.00 per set. Also actual value for diamonds, watches, bridgework, crowns, old gald, silver and plati- num. Send at once and receive cash by return mail. Your goods returned if price is unsatisfactory. Mazer Bros. M-2007 S. 5th Street, Phila., Pa. 5-10-3dx NOTICE—We sell all kinds of vege- table plants; also a large variety of flower plants. Prices reason- MORE DISCONT\ENT SHOWN BY ITALIANS Reports From Paris That Wilson Re- mains Obdurate: Causes Another Newspaper Tirade. Rome, May 11, (By the Associated Pres.)—The discontent of the people again growing because of news from Paris that Ilaly is not likely to get what she claims on the astern shore of the Adriatic. The Messag- gero says: “Prosjdent Wilson is obstinately ob- durate In his views regarding Iiume, showing that he has not changed his mind.” Other reasons for dissatisfaction ure the Anglo-French-American alliance, from which Italy was excluded; the asserted project that the former Aus- trian merchant marine will be divid- ed among the Allies, although it is held it bhelongs entirely to Italian firms: the clause in the treaty with Coermany saying the three principal = vere sufficlent to ratily pLy, thus it is alleged, again exclud- Italy, and the reported scheme to ce Ethiopia under the protection of lance. All the newspaper: bublish adverse comments on subjects. these PRIVATE C. Y HOME. Fafayette Street Soldier Was Pvt. Schade When Latter Was Killed. Private James McAvay of Lafayette street, a member of the 82d division, has arrived safely in this country, his parents have been notified. He New Britain more than a year ago with a draft increment and was im- mediately sent overseas with a re- placement outfit. The late Private Frederick W. Schade of Greenwood street, killed in action, was Private McAvay's boon companion from the time they left this country until the time the for- mer was killed. They were the only New Britain boys in the division. Pri- vate McAvay was within a few feet of Private Schade when the latter was killed. Pocket Guide For May. The May edition of the New Bri tain Pocket Guide was for distribution. It contains much useful information, including train hedules and street directory. the | of Roma | With | left | issued today | BERSON BROS. BRANCH OFFICE AT —297 MAIN STREET— (Mayor Quigley’s Office) ORDERS TAKEN FOR —COAL AND WOOD— L. 0. Zetterman! CONCRETE CONSTRUCTIO! EXCAVATING AND GRADING Sewer and Water Connections Residence—152 Vance Street New Britain, Conn. Telephone 261 FOR SALE. The Witte property on East strect. | This would cut up into 18 lots with | large house and barn. H. N. LOCKWOOD, Real Estate and Insurance. City Hall. 'J. HOCHMAN |Buys al! kinds of Junk and Second-Hand Furniture. Telephone 1161-15. felephone 155> finttl MWashington 69-71-73 Lafayette St. Cor. Washington NEW BRITAIN, CONN. ROOMS $1 AND UP American-European Only First-Class Patronage Solicited and Accepted Try Our 50 CENT LUNCH In Main Dining Room Served from 12 to 1:30 SPECIAL TODAY Broiled Chicken, 90 French Fried Potatoes, Corn Fritters, Tea or Coffee, The Home of Good Photographs I will pay better than anyone in town for all kinds of JUNK and second-hand furniture. L. ZELDES 19 WILLOW STREET. Tel. 557-14. able. L. Fusaro, greenhouses, 246 Cherry St. 5-9-3dx [REMOVAL NOTICE—The Inter Ur- ban Transfer & Storage Company have moved their office to 167 1-2 Main street, in the building rear of the Dickinson Drug Co. 5-9-6dx NOTICE—The Clock Shop, rooms 4-5, Boath’s building, 259 Main street, specializes in repairing clocks of all makes and descriptions, including “‘grandfather’s,” niodern and an- tiques. Satisfaction guaranteed. 5-8-6d REMOVAL NOTICE—A. P. Marsh, constable, auctioneer and storage warehouseman, has removed his of- fice to 167 1-2 Main street, in the building rear of the Dickinson Drug Co. 5-9-6dx HAVE YOUR FORD REPAIRED by an expert. The Ford Repair Shop, 123 Cherry St. Phone 2051. 5-7-264 NOTICE — lLawnmowers Geo. Fritz, 31 sharpened, Greenwood _street. DOUBLE FRONT ROOM FOR LODGE OR OFFICE. RENT $6 A WEEK. STEAM HEAT. Begley Block. 422 MAIN ST. il | Buick Tel 158-12. 5-1-304 AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken out. car. Frank Brown. Tel. 188-2. 4-6-tf 204 Thompson Co., AUTOMOBILE PAINTING shop, Elm street. E. U. Tel. 382, Office 69 Arch St, Tel. 106-2. 4-3-tf e ————e e e PRINTING Paper Ruling Book Binding SPECIAL Blank Books Loose Leaf Sheets Index and Guide Cards Prompt Service. E. R Hitchcock & Co. 303 MAIN ST. Call 1446 every your order early. The best of Beef, Veal, Lamb and Pork, Chickens, Fowl, Broilers, Pocket H. C. Tripe, all kinds of Sperry & Barnes, Heinz and Chase & Sanborn Goods. DOHERTY MARKET, 406 Arch St. morning and get Daily Freight and Express Service NEW BRITAIN, NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK LOCAL AND IONG DISTANCE MOVING AND TRUCKING. TRUCKS BY THE DAY OR HOUR. A. H. HARRIS of Adna Johnson. TEL. 961. [ business appointments MALE HELP WANTED—Young man to learn stor- age battery business. Fuller Storage Battery Co., 167 Arch St. WANTED—Polish operator for otype keyboard. One who Foiith. Write full paricuiar. by Printing Co., Erie, Pa. 5-1 mon- can set | FOR SALE—AI Inquire M St. _ Plainville, Ci LOST household furmtur(‘ to be sold 8'. a bargain. Oliver, 88 East Broad FOR SALE—Complete wireless tele- graphy outfit. Box 22A, Herald. 5-10-2dx FOR SALE—Ford roadster in excel- dent running condition; price rea- sonable. M. Irving Jester, 18 Main" LOST—On 6 o'clock car from i ladies’ blue silk umbrella ville, turn to Herald. e . Re- 12-1d WANTED—Local and traveling sales- men everywhere; three to ten dol- lars daily; c s nothing to start; pay weekly; experience unneces- sary. Apply today. Burr Nurseries, Manchester, Conn. 5-10-1712dx WANTED—About 10 e and laborers. Apply at > ber and Coal Yard. _teamsters . B. Lum- 5-6-tf WANTED. WANTED—Experienced clerks. Apply The McMillan Store. 12-tf WANTED—4 or 5 rooms, modern yrovements by Amc:can family adults. Herald Box 11CC. 5-12-3dx WANTED—To mechanic street. learn chauffeur trade. 104 and Cleveland WANTED—Five or six rooms by fam ily of adults. Address Box 7 Herald Office. WANTED—Students to enter now. Day or evening classes. Connecti- cut Business College, 163 Main. 5-10-tf WANTED—Return load from Bos- ton; also one going to Boston or vicinity. Tel. 887-32. 4-16-tf FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—Large Mrs. Chapman, furnished 33 Court St. 5-1 dx room. furnished. Central. 16 5-10-3dx ‘Three connecting furnish- for light housekeeping; situated; near Hartford improvements. Box 3 Two connecting rooms Light housekeeping. Prospect street. TO RENT-— ed rooms pleasantly trolie; Herald. TO RENT TO RENT—Five rooms, all ments, 12 Maple St. Tremont St. Tel 1974. improve- Inquire 178 5-12-1dx TO RENT—A furnished apartment of five or six rooms at 56 Maple street. Apply between 6:30 and 7:30 p. m. 4-28-tf TO RENT—Garage for four cars on Court street. Apply at McMillan Store. 3 PAINTING—P 2 FERING. Painting and paper hanging. Beaver board and canvas cellings. Wall paper displayed at your home on request. The E. U. Thompson Co., 59 Arch street, Tel. 106-2. 4-1-tf Valuable Wood Lot More Than 100 Acres. Rocky Hill, near Berlin and adjoin- ing Cromwell line, will be sold to close an estate for only $5,500. Ap- ply to the Hartford Trust Co., ad- ministrator. Offices for Rent —IN— Rossherg Bldg INQUIRE 456 MAIN STREET. ’Phone 74 NOTICE! If it’s bottles you need, see ZISKIN AND SON, 86 Hartford Ave., or call 1233-14. Dealers in Bottles of cvery description. BENJAMIN BROTHERS PHOTOGRAPHERS, Announce the opening of their ama- teur developing department. Films developed on short notice. Enlarge- ments of all descriptions, Home por- traiture a specialty. 5-10-3dx | LOST Gold bracelet Franklin square and Vine St. er return to 15 Main St. between Find- 5-12-2dx WOST—Friday black case glasses. Finder Herald Office. afternoon, High school and Central Park. containing please between St. Tel. 2109. 5-10-tf FOR BALE—Two-family Woodruff court; all house, 19 improvements, 5-12-6dx FOR SALE—Nice six-room cottagey also household furniture. No. 4 Madison St. Inquire on premises. A 5-12-6dx rim to | FOR SALE. 12-1dx —In_ Hartford. ment block; six rooms each; owner Six-apart- LOST- Initials M. return to P. Brown leather envelope purs D. G. on button. & F. Corbin, Please 5-10-2dx non-resident; rents $3,600 yearl price $32,000; cash required $5,000. ‘Write Albert B. Ryals, Bristol, Conn. 5-8-4dx FOUN FOR S ‘\L]‘*Dodge touring car. Her~ FOUND—PIlease call for Curtis, tail pigeon. place. white fan- 19 Emmons ald, Box 1 5-10-3dx FOR SALE—At Newington, right in Center, 4 building lots for the price of one. Great bargain. Driscoll FOUND—Gold have b XBX, New watch. identifying. may Address Box Britain Herald. P 12-1d4 Agency. 5-10-2dx thirty-five and Woodbine Farm, 5-10-3dx foot poles. hcrlln Tel. 663-4 FOR SALE Some valuable property on Chestnut Street, between Main and Elm. H. D. HUMPHREY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 272 MAIN ST., ROOM 308. Open Saturday and Monday evenings. MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE How about that 3 family house at No. 102 Lawlor Street? It is Going—Going —Will be gone if you don” get busy. See us about sell ing your house for you, CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 MAIN ST. reasonable. Hillerest $6,000. Avenue—Two family house. PHONE 343 ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG:‘ FOR SALE Hart Strect—Two family house. . All improvements. Price New. Lot 50x125. Price Building—South Main Street. Good Business Proposition. Schultz & Costelio, Inc. 242 MAIN ST. NOTICKE Property owners. wish to dispose of? Have you any property you Every day brings us in new prospects. Get in touch with us. We will do the rest. E. N. SMITH & CO. 278 MAIN ST. TEL. 1616-12 Drawing and Drafting Instruments SUPPLIES OF ALD KINDS, Tracing Cloth Tracing Paper Blue Print Paper Slide Rules Instruments of all kinds repaired. We also local office of L C. S. representative with us. Supplies, Miggins and Columbia Drawing Ink French Curves and Tri- angles, all sizes. handle L C. B. New Britain Typewriter Exchange TED. 612, 72 W. MAIN ST. B i)