New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1919, Page 12

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 3: ’191k§. REE BIG REALT‘Y l“hl by the Stanley Works, west by | day afternoon at'2:30 o'clock at the the property of William Cowlishaw, | home of Mrs. O. Larson, Roberts DEALS COMPLETED)| *13,20uth by Wost Maln s, street, instead of at the home of Mrs. The Classified Columns are g o Have you lost a sum of | al papers In the sale of the Le- | Carswell. 9 , ‘ ] asses, Pins and | witt block at the corner of Main and | The rainfall at Shuttle Meadow your agentb—the_pcm!y 8_d5 ; ' il fGl dii 3 surprising lm streets have been filed With the | Luke for the month of May registered | || reach hundreds in the city Rings are found,in surp [are Property on West Main strect| town clerk. The deal is said to ih-| 5G inches. This is reported to be every week night and the (GEB quantltles and turned in at E { volve an amount estimated at $100.- | {1a heaviest rainfall in 15 years. ' Sold to Hartford Man—Block 000. The warranty deed COMtains| 3 certificatc of settlement of the chances are that several read- Sy tite Herald. Your money Wikt 4 l stamps for a valuation of sz,o 000 £ & valuatio estate of Hannah Buckley has been ers out. of the hundreds will i - Y A [ surely remain in the finder’s ands (LR BEERT, filed at the town clerk's office . : | i i if he does nct know were negotiated this morning. Harry | a student at Syracuse university, is sition. e 4 : —— o for the summer recess. [ Maxen and Benjamin Solomon sold - i o 0 their block at the corner of West| Mrs. Francis Helm and daughter Mrs. Anna K. Johnson and son, BIESS 80 inotn atre et to A Texandar || no cRendine bwolwecks v o o2 Raymond) otV oxchi steest, [Snenty the e e olidays as . of Miss Ethel Olson. The building was formerly | Ot holidays as the guc f Whed by David Appell, The px»xlx?‘hhllz Miss Ruth C. Nelson, of 90 Barnett | Sheppard of Middle Haddam, Conn. ERVI[;E MEN’ L MN LOST AUTOMOBILES price is sald to be about $30,000. | Street, who has been sojourning at The YD club will meet at 8 o'clock i Erastus 8. Hart has sold his estate | Jacksonville, Fla., for the past four | tonight at Harry Hall's rooms on Arch | LOST—On Smith or Crown streets, @ | FOR SALE—Ford roadster, recently | FOR SALE—1916 Indian motorcyeley on West Main street to Max Fishman | months, has returned home. street. All ex-serv: men are invited pocketbook containing a sum of overhaauled, $300. 1076 Stanley St. A-1 condition, cheap. Edward M. of Hartford. The property is report-| The Women's Home and Foreign ——— Do son noed work? It you ase a| Money und recelpts, Finder kindly City 6-3-3dx Dolan, Wooster St. -3dx B oriford. The broperty les reporic | i sionary seotety of the Eagish| COMMERCE CHAMBER | of the’ sotuime tolonss enerot ta son | return same to 74 Prospect St. and | ———— = 500. The land is bounded north and lutheran church will meet Wednes- | charge. Sce that your qual receive reward. 6-3-1dx W;-’f .\\Il.l-_~ 1 Royal runabout; 1| FOR SALE—Marble top table and roft ~ i nl g + 5 - — hevrolet runabout. Inquire at 608 top desk. Bargains. Call 20 Court, ———— — - = I\ | outlined like the sampl = -z 1 oS 2 COMMITTEES ACTIVE ([pepaineckoxtinan ke [the sample | "o o Bankbook, Commercinl Trust, | E. Main St. 6-3-3dx| Wednesday morning. 6-3-18 SN SO GTLUT e sy o e No. #322. Please return to Trust : Group Appointed to Arrange July 4| Of service. Employers arc urged to| C° 1x | Touring Car for sale, $200| FOR SALE—Own a home “down the, i ) et Al o i et cash, 61 Columbia St 6-3-1dx line;” nine rooms, pure water, barn, Celebration Mcets With Mayor— | this column by mail, through the | O™ Thisx momine, ladies’ gold e 5 [ * == enisken Scoonh e H L/ ot P HeraldlOmce watch between 423 Stanley street | FOR SALE—1914 Chevralet roadster tools. 92-4. $2,850, $500 cash. I . Conference on Phone Bills. and the American Hosiery. Reward practically new tires, overhauled 6-3-2d 3 Sample—John Jones, age 27, former 3 e 7 o if returned to 4 Stanley street. and repainted: electric lights nd The committee appointed by the | private Co. I, prefers outdoor work GAlll e cnir=s 6-3-dlx starter. Inquire 446 West Main, 2d ;| FOR SALE—Sofa bed, suitable for C. A. Parker and E. H. Deming, Jr., have opened ;jl“:l‘l‘yl“:‘mfi_f ;_:I'.m'l;“:“ (;‘\f“"’ ‘X]!;M:’fr' v:;‘\t ! Ras had experience as auto mechauic. floor. 6-2-3dx light s rangements - Fourth of July| Write care of Herald LOST—In cast end of city between doctor’s office. Upholstered in tap- offices at 193 Main street for the purpose of conduct- colibration Tol 5 verday slievs oo East Main, Stanley and Chestnut | FOR SALE—1917 Ford roadster: very | estry. Can bo e L e 0 in the chambey rooms with Mayor streets, kit of tools, belonging to | «quiet motor; 1918 Ford speedster, : st., until Sat., a. m 6-3-d2x ing a general Real Estate, Insurance and Mortgage [ Geome A. Quigtey. The mayor urged | WANTED—By ex-sailor. Position as| new Buick. Keward. Tel. 1208 s| new. R. Rudolph, 123 Cher 5 the co-operation of the committee! * (jork: labor bureau work preferred. DaweList 6-3-2dx | St Phone 2057, 3-5-7x | FOR SALE [ v ! . T.ot 75 feet front on . with the committee appointed by the Boy i 2y 22 Loan business. M e AR R G ox 12, Herald Office. a = Theodore street, Maple Hill. Clear? plans be laidlfor & ‘celebrationlsecond —Purse containing money. milk | FOR > .»} ]1915 Ford c):z‘fi, I title, sidewalk. Will sacrifice. Ad- s g e 2 ick s bez “heap. 3 ohnson street, Mapl e tee > to none in the state. T kets, driv license, bearing 3 re ¥ dress 74 Evergreen Ave. Hartford. L.} ] , n o - s x A The amusement commission has al- pameiaxUbanleren Ibepneon e 6 6-3-a3 ready made plans for athletic games | Ny 7 T T sey and K s < 4 z - - - » e ;},0,.‘;;,‘,',‘27,,‘,5;;\, il e g e |YOuIC e seven passenger car| ward if returned to the Star Real { FOR SALE—1917 Ford open delivery, | FOR SAT box. 6 feat hish i Hill park and a display of fireworks (f:.lnhx;;?_uw( GeUnE e fsfobn Spand i e $300. Elmer Automobile Co. 6-2-3d | feet wide. T. Martina, Jacob's Cére housekeeping apartments or larger than ever given in this city be o 3 ner, Kensington 5-31-4dx fore will be brought here for the eve- 5 5 2 = FOR SALE—OId style Ford touring = Y b G e i( Walnut Hill park : Automobile parties mlf?n S ri watch with initials body and fenders in good condition, | FOR SALE—Riversid farm mlik Property of P. Corbin located on Sunnyledge, B e S e reasonable rates; Mitchell Six. | . " between St. John's Evang. | $12. 7 Parkmore St. 6-2-3dx| from Tuberculin Tested cows only, s S Richard Covert, Tel. 309-1 and Pleasant St. Finder please re- | mTel. 644-5 5.5 LT . . . charge of the work which fact guar-| ang sasaD SIAR | el. 5. £-5-30d% i Lincoln and Monroe streets, laid out in large sightly antees a day long to be remembered. | -6dx| turn to }47 Ples Si. Reward.| FOR SALE—Chevrolet four-ninety; | o9 3 . ~ The committee appointed to look | J 2dx new paint and tires; in good run-| FOR SAL A Holstein bull, age 1%l building lots, will be sold at reasonable prices and J|into the matter of having toll call | NOTICE—Small motor and dynamo ning forder NAddressiHerald, Hox ||| vears, o YIS Sluertiioton, | TR numbers placed on bills sent out from | repairing and rewinding. Neatly | LOST-—Lady’s gold watch attached to X33X 3dx Newington. 24-26; upon terms to suit purchasers. the telephone office, met with Mana-| #nd c > at fair price. Ad- gent's chain, at Walnut Hill park 2 . ger T. P. McAuliffe vesterday. The dress rald, Box 12BX. 2dx Degoration day afternoon. Return WANTED. FOR SALE—Building lot on Vega St, Houses built to order—Loans negotiated. matter will be held in abeyance for a Harald 31-3dx 50x100 feet; a bargain for $650| few days pending a further investlga- | NOTICE—Welding and brazing by an WANTED—To board 2 children, bo RN ol iotectoErarh, Al tion of the committee into local con- | expert \m”“mh‘io e -Rw-m;ll_ ged and girl aged 17 months, \&'ritm-. fnr-nrlv new, $ 1 Adajns ditions. Much inconvenience has rer e e e o = New Britain or vicinity. Mrs. N ros. foot press, 1 bench powel been experienced by the local factories ,‘Gml‘w re City \\'pu;nn . s C kw In‘ ‘”“_T T—Garage on Harrison St. Colonial Inn, Plainville. 6-3-d3x press, I_smnll_hnnvh drill ,press ; at| q and husiness houses in the checking of | yyre s 0 BT et s Call Tel. 1248. 6-3-3dx a bargain. Liberty bonds accepted. o monthly toll bills and while the com- streety g William Thiede, 2 S 5 3 = WANTED—Stenographer and billing | Buena. Vista Sy {elwillinE LoBturniaby the nurs ain, Conn. 1-6d | FOR RENT-—For the season or for | Tel. 2212-5. 6-2-6d s m T o v to R X Jor | clerk. Address Box 31, Herald offic E rs on request, the committee feels| sale. New seven-room furnishec 6 M ST. S 1, 3 an that they should be made a part of | NOTICE—We do all kinds of carpen- | cottage at Morningside on the FOR SALE v ses, very che the itemized bills. The question will ter work, jobbing a specialty. Es- Sound. Address Chas. A, Leistman, be brought up for discussion at an timates cheerfully given. Write to 608 Dixwell ave, New Haven, Conn. Giv 2 ice. Address' Zunarvitch, Beckley, 10 minut early date. B. Benewitz, 47 Willow St., Phone e iive description and price. Address S 3-1dx| Walk from station 6-2-6 e Bo s Eons Box 13BX. Lax | FOR SALE SCOURING COUNTRY TO RENT—Tenement of five rooms, [jwANTED—Three, five H. P. station- 1 FOR SALE—Supreme Roach Powd Fumigation—Vermin exterminated in 2ncidoor (i" How thIlS‘(‘, "“(.)tder“ il.n‘; gasoline engine at once. Bo: rids you of Roaches, Bedbugs, Fie A 4 . houses and cottages by H. C. N. provements, good locali 6 e % sosax| Fleas, Moths, ete., or monsy S 2 Apartment Brick Block, Modern—A Bargain, on Maple Strect. FOR BOMB PLOT [ERS! Al e e e il S B erald. dds (S Hlees Mothe ote o T 2 Family Union Street, nice lot. sk | o ) guaranteed. Conn. Chemical & Dis- o e o | Be.| For sale by Curran, FEast S} Also some good offerings in other propertiecs. infectant Co., New Haven, Conn TO RENT—Two office rooms and one § V" 2o L& Sl Gl 0L B Janswick, McBriarty, Millsr il fl D H MPHR Y REmE e e 5-27-tf very desirable front room. 160 el s son! Pharmacies. i 5.2 i o 5 Main street 6-3-tf | | trines Is Expected to Furnish 3 £ : ~°- ' WANTED— “To buy Ford car. P. O. i REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. 273 MAIN ST., ROOM 1308 AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken out. Box 636, 5-31-4d | FOR SALE—Barred (Rocks; 24 thi Open Saturday and Monday ove nings. Best Clue to Guilty. Buick car. Frank Brown. Tel. | TO RENT-—Two unfurnished rooms, = | weeks-old chicks; 17 five months] MONEY ON G SAL o) . 86 Maple St., Mrs. Cummin AN o 7 il o Ron oAl 5 TON TO LLOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE Washinaton Tunobs EDanirtmant 188-2. 4-6-tf e WANTED—National Cash Registers.| ©ldi 12 seven daysiold; also, ¢oo of justice agents and police through- Will pay spot cash; state numbers, | @nd runs; bargain. Phone L33G§ out the country today were hunting | [ FOR RENT—3 large office rooms s dosaription fen g Oxestyuls ':0“{“”5 ¢-28 Where can you buy a first class one family house |!h¢ orsanized band of anarchists who Y 163 Main strest. Inquire at The| OF Wire. Ganser, 147 West 42d 8t, | oop iy o s oG 7 V) 5 last night launched what they called o Roal Estate Ins. Co., 163 Main|| New York. -27-1wx SALE: 0 ; iy i I Star Res 5 1 th double garage: first class : S nc .9 5 an attempt to overthrow the govern- The Buick Motor Co.. of Flint, street. 6-2-2dx b o built only 3 years for its actual cost today? We can only |5 & o oo o on s e et WANTED—TReturn load from Bos- | dition, in West Eind. Address 8 tell you of one—It is in a fine location on Black Rock [Plosive Pombs government —officlals | v\ yyng MOTOR TO RE A¥tenemengonronnismall BELUL RS0 908 BOLNE (ORE SR on IO : -8 3 s and nlrun'gulwml men opposed to the ety i rooms; adults preferred; price $11. | gyicinity. Tol. 887-32 — ~ 4-16-4f| 100 inecting front roomé, Kitpl e spread of lawlessness. s sk o 519 Arch St. 1-3dx : HE rnishec igh sek avenu See us qu‘c ' Explosions took place in Washing- CRANK SHAFT GRINDERS. X LA nE turnished MEht housek s BE losions took Prospect St 6-2-24 4 fom gEittanuren Siveland, l‘\l"l"";’,“' MILL GRINDERS, TO RENT—A furnished apartmentof | waNTED_A fow screw machine ville, Mass. oston, *hila a, ix 1 I3 ree! 30 g 3 < i CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. I R B Apply to T. E. Rackliffe, Jr.,, ot a I P vell- and sawdust. John Pinches ns None of the men for whom the bombs —Apply— Rackliffe Bros. Co. BLTte e anC iU RIAISYRS uomatics (ERac kwe ‘ : e o [Eiaavi - Corbin Place, rear 211 Mal 273 MAIN «ST. PHON E 343 ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG, | were intended was hurt but one man, v {PLOYMENT BUREAU DiaieiBainyiie a8 R R aln e = 6-3-1 a watchman in New York was killed, - < NN ” S ¢ | 3 FORD ST., HARTFORD, CONN. ;| TO RE Room with board; all!\WwANTED—Bar porter, 7 S S L) ATl R TR rireal, b e el T oSt B IWANTED Bariporter, Hotel Beloln ings were wrecked and in Washington ) Ap L G B 1R L 102 5-21-23x Sasath (HORIS ‘7:',”"““ in Al eouy one of the plotters himself was blown | 2 = ” mus kS il at m\(‘e‘\nlged n\angy i vhen an infe : o 3ARBER W _At 331 Park St., | go into business. Address Jose Loan Of $1500. Wanted For 8 Months J|% e i s ol it ™ —THIS WEEK AT e e e | UL | R T e intended for Attorney General Pal- 5 , 3 5 3 2dx | < : ave ix ; S mer exploded prematurely. DOHERTY MARKET. | 155 Elm st 6-3-4 on good.security. Will pay bonus. Apply for particulars to The police have N tiat H e Ll e = : MANTED—At once. Man to drive - the dead anarchist, who probably wa Native Broilers, Fresh Fowl, | URNISHED ROOMS. Ford delivery and help in store; ac- | FOR SALE—500 transplanted stoma an Ttalian, eame to Washington from | SPring Lamb, Native Veal, quainted with streets of New Brit-) platns cheap. Victorla and cregog ‘|'|' delphia d they have reason t Two connecting furnished rooms. ain and fair education. Answer large flowering asters 20c doz; ¢o! E Liadelphia and they have reason to | Eastern Cut Pork, Fancy Top | ™ en: honepme Trbrs o | 41 and | fair educ o A i eoent believe a nation wide plot was con- Beef, Full Li £ Native| venience. 16 Prospect st . x No. 16M, ald. ety e e i ceived in and directed from that city. eel u e ol ative i e National¥ Bank Building, with H. Dayton Humphrey. The outrages commitied last night | R - | LABORERS WANTED—40c an hour. | 2 VR L S e b Vegetablm Tel. 1446. TWO connecting front rooms, kitchen | “Jiiiison Construction Co.. Humason | FOR SALE—Seven-room rdomin e e ey L e furnished light housekeeping. 16| ¢ peckley, High street. 5-31-d3x house, doing good business; reaso 5 o 5 Prospect St. 6-3-2dx able price. Address Herald, Bo were mailed to a score of prominent A o P men over the country. The ex- ‘i ) RENT 2 S WANTED—Electrician to wire bun- e -4 TO Furnished room for CiiE Cuiver Plainville plosions last night were accompanied ! s D, galow. LOHD © X ; =y = LOOK THESE OVER. by the seattering of anarchistic litera- Buys all kinis of Junk and Hemn it on | Sharp's Station sitsix | EOR AR LT 2000 3 W g ml;:m ) Farmington Avenue—Cottage—right on the hill. :“;‘,:w‘\l:e ten by persons who were not s d Ha d F I n TO RENT Two rooms for lghtl Sorcmess wonm s oo oo i i %rr Black Rock Avenue—up-to-date Cottage. et erature contained the stock | SCGONU-NANM FUTNITUTE, housekeeping. | Also large furnished | o, everywhere: three to ten dol. | hoea A. B Hall, Wallingtord, S W ANTED—Second hand roll top desk. owner must get rid of same. Stani§ each; paid;: no white front room. 19 Court street . i als W avi c E s . i s P 153-14. 5-19-eod: { — Br! Sl doctrines of radicals who have been Teh‘rlhnn( 1161-15. lars daily; costs nothing to start; Phone Sttanley Street—Brick Block—Two Houses—Esx i : 31-Wi| 1oy weekly; cxperience unneces- sary. Apply today. Burr Nurseries, | FOR SALE—Oak show case, WL | Light housekeeping rooms, one fur- M e . >, e s M er. Conn. -10-1712d shape; beveled plate glass top. Thd 0Oak Street—6 Tenement Block with Garage—- . S ety FOR SALE ! “nished bed room. 498 Main St. mens i tonn - - g & Buckley Eleotric Cagile Speculative purchasers were among Sp & ckley Electric Cq Extra Lot. the buyers at Park Reserve the past s s s . HELP WANTED—UEMALE. I 200 6-2-3 Voot Moy reatize ot e opvon| 1919 QldsImobile ; = E N SMITH & CO taken by Charles F. Smith on the & BB D WANTED—At once, middle aged ex-| FOR "‘"A“l"—"r;"’:h‘ piano, good ton property on North Stanley street (di- S d T i, verienced lady cashier. Apply 15 and action, $1 reasonable Pal e -4 i c lr ly opposite Park Reserve) for a | e an 4 DRSS Vs x !\‘uulh High St., City. “u d ments. Call 447 Arch street, fli Real Estate Insurance 27 Main Street. site for the new Normal school wWill|Yn excellent runming condition. . Iy WOoD, BRICK, bell §-2-1 undoubtedly result in the purchase of | Good as New. Will sacrificc for STEEL AND CONCRETE. WANTED-—At the Union Laundry, this property. This would probably | Quick Sale. M. Irving Jester, 18! Repairs of all kinds. reliable girls that want i ~vork. | FOR SALE—New drop-head se involve the expenditure of a million | Main Strect. Tel. 2109. 9 Court St. Telephones 2 6-3-3d| machine: bargain. Mrs. Mack dollars in th ection. This, coupled - = — ‘onn 3 Lawlor St 6-2-31 with the development of the North WANTED-—Competent maid for gen- End park adjoining Park Reserve L 0 Z tt eral housework. Mrs. H. FOR SALE-—Violins, hand- . FOR SALE Rttt DI S AU A STELRIZING IR o 3 " 73 Harrison street. Tel. 331 d| quire 82 Church St. 6-2-34 the best residential sections in New CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION | Britain. The owners cordially invite EXCAVATING AND GRADING F DUCE WANTED—Latimer 1 FOR SALE—Building lots 9 and 1} FARM 15 ACRES 10 ROOM HOUSE inspection —advt Sewer and Water Connections . - - ., 33 Walnut St. -3 Daly avenue. Inquire 170 Da wer - Residence—152 Vance Street o avenue or 180 Kensi ! PICIAL OPPORTT New Britain, Conn. elephone 261 WANTED-—An experienced cook, well ‘ £ Rentnenn N Schultz & Costello, Inc. MA1213:2 - e R e e BERSON BR()SV s T ] AND HARVARD STREE FOR 3 ON e PURE 4 fil wages; call evenings. Mrs. Charles SALE ON FASY TERMS A A PASTEURIZED BROEE ] F. Corbin, 64 Maple & 5-31-6dx | REASONABLE PRICE. BRANCH OFFICE AT B Mk H. N. LOCKWOOD, —297 MAIN STREET— 4 WANTED—A competent maid for tate and Insurance o : . 3 . (Mayor Quigley’s Office) general housework. Aply 93 Vine Pa er R l CltyHID ORDERS TAKEN FOR St 5-31-6d uling I will pay better than anyone in =COANPANDEWOO = : BOOk Blndlng town for all kinds of Pk WANTED—A competent maid for | ) FOR SALE “Fhe best of selected raw milk thor-| general housework: a good cook JUNK oughly PASTEURIZED by our mwed- preferred; no washi Mrs. SPECIAL washing. John ern process is what is offered you! Trunbull, 39 Farmington Avenue, | E d-hand . > ; 5 ) thoroughly overhauled, we will loan you a machine while the work ki wi:“ ifirfi'fis One six-tenement block on Booth St. | over our brand of PASTEURIZED Plainville, Conn. Tel 67 5-29-6d | Blank Books | MILK. Loose Leaf Sheets Brings in 10 per cent. income on | The finest raw milk cannot compare | \WANTED—Two experienced girls, | new. at a reasonabie price. EORWEUTOW ST IR, B O ment with OUR PASTEURIZED MILK— one as cook and laundress, other M‘ Index and Guide - y your investment. { for ours Is the finest raw milk made mber maid and waitress. Appl 1 Pypewriters and Adding Machines Rented and Repaired. ABSOLUTELY SAFE and PURE by Edwin Hills, Plainville, Tel. | Cards H Come in and see us and we will be | correct pasteurizing. 47-3. 2 5.28-6d | DOUBLE FRONT ROOM RICH—PURE—DELICIOUS ! Prompt Service, . . . ' dive full particulars. FOR LODGE OR OFFICE. gladito give (Ul pazGon ars i SAFE. WANTED—Girl for housework. No | RENT $6 A WEEK. STEAM Order it today. vashing. Apply Mrs. J. J. \’Vnkm | E R H- h . R, Hitchcock & TED. 61 72 W. MAIN ST. i B' SOIomon‘ [AgeHCY] J. E. SElBERT & SONP it s = 303 MAIN ST, | Begiey Block. 422 MAIN ST. @ 401 PARK STREET. W ANTED—Experienced clerks \ AT | 325 MAIN ST. EXER0IT Telephono 1933, ply The McMillan Store. a o Now is the time to have your Typewriter or Adding Machine is being done, we will make your machine look and work as good as R