New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1919, Page 12

N W Resinol ftqge %liafed.bhstered 1f you are foot-sore, and have to stand on one foot and then on the other to get relicf—you need Resinol Ointment. For quicker results, first bathe the feet with Resinol Soap and warm water, then apply the ointment on retiring and bandage. treatment aleo bringysheartisit relicf to from ecrerna and other skin eraptions. For froe trial of soap and eintment wovite Revinol, Baltimere, Md. LONDON DISPLEASED WITH LOAN TOTAL Newspaper Explains That Peoplc Are So Hard Hit With Taxes They Cannot Subscribe. London, July 18.—The Victory loan campaign is disappointing in the opinion of several morning news- papers. Others, however, accept the statement of J. Austen Chamberlain, chancellor of the exchequer that in view of the circumstances the result is very satisfactory. The Daily Mail says: “Doubtless millions of people are so hard hit by the high prices and taxation that they cannot subscribe, but there are enormous accumulated war and other profits whose posses- sors have lamentably failed to respond to the patriotic appeal.” “7The results make it only too clear,” says the Telegraph “that further ef- forts will be needed before our fin- mnces are placed on a really sound basis.” MEETING IN JAPAN. International Sunday School Confer- ence Will Be Held Next Year. Tokio, July 18.—Extensive prepara- tions are already under way in Japan for the International Sunday school convention which will be held in To- kio next year, and which will bring to Japan some 3,000 foreign visitors, 2,000 of them Americans. The con- ference will probably open October 15, 1920, and last about ten days. As foreign style hotels are always crowded with regular tourists, the delegates will probably be asked to lodge on the steamers which will con- vey them to Japan. Commenting on the coming conven- tion the Jiji says the convention is not a mere religious event, but should be regarded as a v important interna- tional affair, having a bearing upon the diplomatic interests of this coun- COTTON DELIVERY. Prague, July 16.—The first deliv- ery of American cotton here since the war will take place on July 23, it was announced today. Three thousand bales are to be delivered on that date. Ten days later 20,000 additional bal@s are due. e —————re Albert Halpern, City Court, vs. City of New Britain, Joseph Landino July 15, 1919, Order of Notice. Upon complaint in said cause braught before the City Court of the City of New Britain, on the first Monday of May, 1919, and now pend- ing, claiming foreclosure of certain real estate, it appearing to and being faund by the subscribing authority that the whereabouts of the defend- ant, Joseph Landino, is unknown to the plaintiffs. Ordered, That further notice of the institution and pendency of said com- plaint shall be given to the defendant, the said Joseph Landino, by publish- ing this Order in the New Britain Herald, a newspaper published in said New . Britain, once a week for two successive weeks, commencing on or before July 19, 1919. SMIL J. DANBERG, Clerk of BELGIANS COMING, TOO. Will Send Delegates With Allied Mis- sion to Visit United States. Brussels, July 17.—The Belgian government has decided to be official- Iy represented on the mission which will go to America:in September, camprising men prominent in com- merce and industry in various of the European allied nations, upon invite tion from the chamber of commerce in the United States. Great Britain, rance and Italy had already decided to send representatives on this mis- sion, Alois Van De V; minister of financ r, former Belgian has been named as head of the Belgian section. Etienne Clementel, minister of commerce, heads the French contingent, and Dr. Silvio Crespi, the Italian. The mission will make an extended tour of the United States. y LEGION BUTTO! DESIGN. Small Star Within Band of Bluc; Bears Words “American Degion.” York, July 18.—A button, small reproduction of the regulation bronze five-pointed star discharge button of the War depart- ment surrounded by a narrow circular band of blue enamel with the words “American Legion” inscribed in gold letters thereon, has been adopted as the official emblem of the order, it has been announced at headquarters here. Distribution of the button, the central part of which will be silver instead of bronze for members of the legion wounded in service, will be made to members through state and local branches in a few days. New bearing a HUNS NAME ENVOY. Von Lersner to be Charge d’Affaires at Versailles. Versailles, July 17.—Announcement was made here semi-officially today that Baron Kurt von Lersner, the head of the German mission here, had been appointed charge d'affaires to look after German interests in France. Appointment of von Lersner as dip- lomatic representative in France is the first step by Germany in the resump- tion of such relations with her for- mer opponents. Baron von Lersner formerly was a secretary of the Ger- man embassy in Washington. He has bee attached to the German peace del- egation since its arrival in Versailles. President of Brazil Returning Home on American Fighting Craft. Rio Janeiro, July 17.—The Amewi- can battleship Idaha, carrying Presi- dent-elect Pessoa of Brazil from New York to Rio Janeiro stopped today off the coast of the state of Parahyba while Dr. Pessoa spent the day at Ca- bedla, his birthplace. Dr. Pessoa re- turned to the Idaho tonight and the battleship resuming its voyage, is ex- pected to reach Janeiro July 22. AIR SERVICE IN STRAITS. July 18.—Plans for the establishment of four observation squadrons in the Philippines will have Washington, to be abandoned, Army officials say, unless some remedy is found for the present situation of the air service. Each of these squadrons requires 41 flying officers and the entire cothmis- sioned personnel of the service will number only 222 by September 30. ‘Other -projects to be abandoned in- clude: Three squadrons for Hawail, three squadrons for Panama and two for the border patrol and 40 balloon companies for the United States. Albert T. Salomonson, M. 6. Graduated from Dr. Carl Young- blad’s Swedish Medico Gymnastic and entific Massage Institute. By Appointment Only. Telephone 12! New Britain, Conn. | blocks for The Builder, 331 Chestnut St. Deing about to retire from the building business, has on hand to be sold at far less than market prices: One 24-foot Brest derrick, rope and same; one Sigastion one- ton lift-swing derrick, complete with wire cables; one 20-foot Gin pole windlass with wire cable; a number | of ladders, nails, timber trucks, floor- scraper, iron folding staging jacks, roof-shingling brackets, extension staging horses, malls, large saws and many other contractor’'s tools too numerous to mention, all to be sold as a whole or in parts to suit buyer to the first man who is willing to give less than “old” market prices. —————————————————— WANTED—Broilers at Doherty Market, call Mr. Stockwell, 1446. This week, fresh killed Broilers and Fowl, hest of Beef, Veal, Lamb and Pork, Corned Tongues, our own corning. Vegetables, corn, string beans, peas, cabbages, beets, carrots, tomatoes and lettuce. Fruit, melons, berries, ba- nanas oranges and peaches. Every- thing the best at Doherty’s. — ey Eastwood Electrical Service Station and Garage. Starting, Lighting and Ignition Sys- tem Specialists. MAXWELL SERVICE STATION. REAR 193 MAIN STREET, Phone 387-12. STEAMSHIP PASSAGES. STEAMSHIP PASSAGES To Europe, South America, West In- dies, South Africa, Australia, China, Japan, etc. Agents for Trans-Atlan- tic and Trans-Pacific S. S. Lines. GEORGE A. QUIGLEY, 297 MAIN STREET. Why Our Success? BECAUSE--- The High Quality of Our PHOTOGRAPHS ARE THE RESULT OF YEARS OF TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE, TheArcade Studio 0 A. PINKUS EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Satisfaction Guaranteed 1307 Main Street Phone 570 BUY YOUR WINTER COAL NOW 'TWILL NEVER BE CHEAPER BERSON BROS. BRANCH OFFICE AT —297 MAIN STREET— & yor Quigley’s Office) PRINTING Paper Ruling Book Binding SPECIAL Blank Books Loose Leaf Sheets Index and Guide Cards Prompt Service. DR.J.F.DOBSON announces that he has reopened his Dental Office in Room 308, New Brit- ain National Bank Bldg. I WILL BUY ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Pay Three Cents Per Pound for Rags. L. ZELDES 19 WILLOW ST. TEL. 557-14 Here’s a good renting proposition at No. 151 Wash- ington street—Will show you 10 per cent. on your money —Investigate this—See us about selling your house for you—No. 189 Winthrop street for sale at better than 10 per cent. on your money. CAMP REAL 272 MAIN ST. WE HAVE THREE FINE BETWEEN SEFTON DRIVE OF ROOM FOR A HOUSE PHONE 343 BUILDING AND EUCLID ESTATE CO. ROOMS 205-6 BANK BLDG. LOTS ON STANLEY AVENUE. PLEN AND GARDEN. E. N. SMITH & CO. ¥. N. SMITH, Real Estate. 278 Main Street, H. A. EMMETT, Insurance. Tel. 1729-3 '8 E.R. Hitchcock & Co. 303 MAIN ST. Make your wants known in the Classified column. Classified advts. are the best little selling agents in the world. Read the wants oS others. Ad- vertise your own needs. 1c 4 word. Minimum Charge 15¢c. CASH IN ADVANCE. This is not a question of credit. Bookkeeping, billing and postage cost more than the price of the little advt. and in eliminating this work we save the advertiser money. There just Sell that auto. is a good market now for used cars. Pros- pective buyers read the For Sale Tell them your story. The cost is ‘Automobile column daily. next to nothing. (- All Advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald Office by 1:30 p. m. on the day of issue. SERVICE MEN'S COLUMN Do you need work? If you are a discharged soldier or sailor, the use of the column below is offered to you free of charge. See that your quali- fications are outlined like the sample below and bring in your ad together with your discharge papers, as proof lot service. Employers are urged to get in touch with the advertisers in this column by mail. through the Herald Office. Sample—John Jenes, age 27, former private Co. prefers outdoor work Has had experience as auto mechanic. Write care of Herald. NOTICE. NOTICE—Will parties wishing to obtain caretakers for their homes while they go away for the summer months write to P. O. Box 246, New Britain, Conn., or telephone 136-2? References will be given. 7-18-1dx for Phone 7-pas- 7-18-tf NOTICE—Automobile parties good, reasonable service. 1741-2. Chas. Morehead. senger car. MISS ALICE STARR, I 86 Elm St., Phone 41 ano Teacher, 7-16-3dx OUTINGS on Conn. river. Motor boat for hire Saturdays and Sunday: First class accommodations for pa ties. Apply to Thomas Judd, 6535 Stanley. Phone 427-4. 7-16-3dx NOTICE—Car for hire, day and night service. Tel. 882-12. 15-1wx NOTICE—Corridan Electric Co. We do electric wiring, hang fixtures and do motor and repair work. Tel. 1628-4. 131 Jerome St. 7-15-5dx NOTICE—For one month only we will paper a room, furnish labor and material for $3. Painting calso- mining and plastering at most rea- sonable price. Max Tresky, 43 Hartford Ave. Tel. 2289 7-14-6dx FOR HIRE—Saturday afternoons and Sundays, Motor Boat Nellia, at Middletown, for trip on river and Sound. Clayton E. Brewer, 21 Randolph Ave., Meriden, Conn. Phone 404-2. 7-12-6dx NOTICE — Lawnmowers Geo. Fritz, 31 Greenwood street. Tel. 153-12. 6-5-tf — e FOR SALE. The 7-room cottage No. 22 Cottage Place. Also No. 28 Seymour ave- nue with barn and lot 50x206. And | two others just put in first class re- | pair. Any of these for $3,500 or less. snarpened, H. N. LOCKWOOD, READ ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Room 407 City Hall. FOR Two new Brick 3 family, Nos. heat and every modern convenience. One Brick Bungalow, 6 rooms, 19 One Frame 2 family; 2 furnaces, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, { FOR basis. ) 1s being dome, we will make your new. at a reasonable price. TED. €12. y VERY LIBY HUMPHREY Schultz & Costelio, Inc. wma: SALE 648 and 654 West Main: all furnace Bradley ¢ 3 Bradley St. RAL TERMS, 373 MAIN ST, ROOM 36s. Open Saturday anZ Monday evenings. MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE SALE Three hov\:es on West Main Street, suitable for homes or busitless. Seven family house in factory district on a 109 242 N ST TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Now is the time to have your Typewriter or Adding Machine thoroughly oferhauled, we will loan you a machine while the work machine look and work as good as Typeviriters and Adding Machines Rented and Repaired. New Britain Typewriter Ex nge IN ST. ofd | by WANTED. AUTOMOBILEF FOR SALE—MISCELLAN WANTED—Gentleman desires room and board in private family. Refer- ences. Philip Hutt, 112 Hungerford St., Hartford. 7-18-1dx —Rent, five rooms, before three adults in family; location. Box X9, Herald, or 1984-12 7-18-3dx YWANTE July good telephone ‘WANTED-—Washing to do at Apply at 140 Glen St. home. 7-17-3dx | | | | i | | ( WA to street, no washing. Apply Wilson, 73 Harrison Britain. Telephone 3: Mrs. New WANTED—To buy a cottage, or bungalow in or near New ain. Box 31C, Herald Office. 7-16-4dx house Brit- W4 ED—At once, reed go-cart and oak china closet. Herald, Box 22K. 7-16-3dx WANTED—To buy cow, fresh or rly fresh. State price and age. Box 12T, Herald. 7-16-6dx STENOGRAPHER preferred. ence, if any. Box 5G. WANTED—Malo | State age and experi- Address N. B. Herald, q=2-tf MALE HELP WANTED—A good employment. street. diemaker; Apply 46 steady Whiting | 7-18-6d CENSUS CLERKS—(Men 4,000 needed. $92 month. Ag. 18 upward. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars of examina- | tions, write J. C. Leonard (former | Government Examiner) 849 Equit- able Bldg., Washington. 7-18-d4x women). | ED-—An experienced grocery- Address Herald, Box 10, Gro- 7-16-2d | FORrR MECHANICS — We need of a few men for the trades. Open shop, pre- vailing wages; steady jobs to men who can qualify: All around machinists, on experimental work; auto- matic screw machine, oper- ator and set up men, ex- perienced on Cleveland and Brown and Sharpe; Norton External grinder hands; engine lathe hands, on small work. Apply in per- son or by letter to Bijur Motor Appliance Co., 15th and Garden Sts., Hoboken, New Jersey. : are in first class following 6-16-3d Albert Halpern ot ano vs. Joseph Landino ct al. City Court, City- of New Britain, July 15, 1919. Order of Notice, Upon complaint in said cause brought before the City Court of the City of New Britain on the first Mon- day of May, 1919, and now pending, claiming foreclosure of certain real estate, it appearing to and being | found by the subscribing authority that the whereabouts of the defend- ant, Joseph Landino, is unknown to the plaintiffs ORDERED—That of the institution said complaint shall he given to the defendant, the said Joseph Landino, publishing this order in the Britain Herald, a newspaper lished in said New Britain, onc a week for two successive weeks, mencing on or before July 19, EMIL J. DANBERG, Clerk of Said Court. further notice and pendency of pub- com- 1919. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING AND TRIMMING Tops and Slip Covers made to Order and Repaired. Carpets, Back Curtains, Lights, Run- ning Boards Recovered, ctc. Victoria Tops and One Man Tops. Estimates Furnished. BRISTOL AUTO CO. 135-137 SCHOOL STREET, Bristol, Conn. Telephone 232, | Emm—r— { TO FOR SALE—Good Ford; livery body. Apply Main street panel FOR SALE—{Ford coupe, I tion. Johnson’s Auto street Store, ondi Main 7-18-2dx FOR New 60x1 bungalow all mortgage lot 50 moder provements; first $ Pr in Six-cent luding fare P, mortgage, New Britain Hayden, Bristol ice, dre SALE seven-pas jitney. Thomas enger; make 165 West six-eyli fine Main stre 7-1 or | nder, | truck cet. 8-2dx | FOR SALE-—1919 Oldsmobile 1914 Ford delivery and 1916 ton Brockway. M. J. Jester, 18 St., Phone 2109. sedan, two- Main T-17-tf FOR SALE—1918 4 roadster in dition. od by Saturday. cylinder excellent running as new. Must be Address Box 43. 7-17 Saxon con- sold 7-2dx FOR SALE- Ford r R, €. Tel 1917 adster. Rudolph, 2051 Prices reas 123 Cher FOR SALF—1917 Buick, 5 passe A-1 condition; 1918 Oakland, senger, A-1 condition. Berson 50 Harvard St. Tel. 1811 nger; Bros., T-16-tf AUTOMOBILE P onable 1 Richard Covert. ARTES taken te: Mitchell Tel. 309-13 out. Six. 7-14-1wx OR SAL sold at tires. tery. Ford speedster wil acrifice. Two new Electric lights; storage Tel. 646-5. 1 be cord | bat- 7-14-1wx AUTOMOBILE PARTIGS taken Buick car. Frank Brown, 188-2. out. Tel 4-6-tf FOR SAL I rooms irniture up complete to date voung couple or small Austin family; very 2d cheap. s floor 7-18-2d% FOR SALE including Call furniture, ange. it 90 or telephona 18-2ax FOR SALE-—1 Belgian Berlin Giants, hare Atwater, 7-18-3dx FOR SALF condition, hola furnishings. ( St. or 984-2 Richmond vater fr good hous ‘alnut 18-2dx range, othe 51 V all FOR SAL around large homec barn and quantities of fruit a ready-made home in charming section, few miles from New Brit« ain and one mile to trolley; a won derful buy at $4,500. R. B. White, White’s Crossing, Plainville 7-18-2dx of 14 six hous lan shad room acres and fine FOR SALE—Ba»-v cart. 47 Belden carriage and St I 7-18:3dx FOR SALE—Guaranted bonus and six per cent. good payments. Tel. 1019 4 North Burritt St mortgag interest; Apply -17-6dx | FOR SALE—One fon truck, good new, must be Price right. Terms to chaser. For further address Box 4 A, Herald. sold suit partici 6- as immediately. pur- ulars 30-tf FOR SALE painted; Glidden, Reo touring car; r Al mechanical cond Franklin square. newly ition. FOR SALE—TFive passenger Reo 1816 model; best of condition den’s, Fnarklin Square. 6- car; Glid- 28-tf TO RENT WANTED-—Tenement with 4 rooms. Young couple. Box 22 or TO RENT—Store, 104 street, suitable for retail; reasonable. Call 1471-3. 7 Comm wholesale ercial or Te 16-tf WANTED—Tenement, or by American family of three. dress Herald, 14B. 5 6 rooms, Ad- 7-14-6dx TO RENT--Two office rooms and very desirable f{ront room. Main street. d one 160 6-3-tf HELP WANTED—¢(EMALE WANTED—Experienced girls for and power press work. Must be 16 years old. The Taplin Man turing Co., 65 Arch St. foot | over | ufa -1 FOR SALE—Four tenement 1 and lot, foot front at A street. Good lawn. Also two joining building lots. Austin St 10use ustin ad- Leo Stapnowk, 7-18-d4x WANTED—Girl who can cook; s: $40; no laundry; evenings Nagle's Sanatorium, 50 Ceda 7-17 alary off. | r St 7-Tdx | WANTED—Young lady to office for two weeks as operator. Address Box 13, work telephone Herald. in 18-3d WANTED—Maid far work. Good wages. Mrs. B. Bassette, place. general all h e ¥ ouse- | WANTED—Girl for housework, no W hin Apply Mrs. J. J. Wi Winthrop St FURNISHED ROOMS tkin, 7-14-6d rooms voung rinity FOR SALE complete; cauple, Tel Furniture up-to-date; very cheap. 997-4 o1 rour for ™ FOR SALE—XKitchen range with hof water front Price Mre. Clerkin, 212 Main St ix 812 FOR SALE—5 year old horse, weight 1100, sound and kind; also harnéss and concord buggy. Will sell cheap to quick buyer. Inquire Joseph Scoillick, Globe cafe, Kensington.' ¥ 7-16-3d MOTORCYCLES. FOR SALE ped Harle Apply 78 Twa electrically -Davidson Grand St equip- § motoreycles, 7-16-6dx FOR SALE side car; any time. Indian good 40 motorcycle condition; Hartford with can avenue. 7-15-5dx sea REAL ESTATE FOR SALR FOR SALE One acre land water; 8 room new bungalowy good elevation; purq quarter mile three churches, state road; cheap. I immediate possession schaol, terms; 91-4 FOR SALE—Two building lots on Andrews street, on Greenwoo'l street. Apply Sullivan’s Garase, 10 Chestnut street one FOR SALE—Six cottage, all improvements. Located in Belvidere within four minutes walk from trol- ley. Garage suitable for two ears. Price $3,000. Address Owner, Box 7, Herald. 7-16-5dx room FOR SALE—Sixteen-room house with, quarter acre land. Mrs. Bennett, 15 Meadow St 7-10-1£ FOR SAI A two-family house with 4+ rooms on each floor with baths and other improvements, ' %27 Greenwood street 7-16-8dx trol- 4} 133 and | SALE—2 building lots on , west of White Oak, No, price $200. One lot on Acgen reet near Oak, city. 15 acres leyel farm land, West Main street, Plain ville. E terms. L. M. Barnes,} el. 1297 7-1-tf Furnished room for light ing. 498 Main St. 7 housckeep- 18-d2x TO RENT: person; keeping Furnished raom for suitable for light h 551 Main, first flight one ouse- 7-18-3dx RENT all Nicely conveniences. furnished 505 room; St. front Arch 6-1w Furnished room for 28 Court RENT two gentlemen TO or one St | 7-17-24dx urnished rooms, T 19 1-mo-x Building—Repairing. LEAVITT & HAYES BUILDERS IN WOOD, BERICK, STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repairs of all kinds, 9 Court St. Telephones New Britain, Conn. 2244 191Xi LOST—Will bundle by hlum’s Millin to Her lady who mistake picked up, in Golden- please return -d1x store same LOST-——Gentleman's gold handled yma brella. Initials “W. L. B." on han= dle. Reward if returned to Hotel Beloin. 7-16-3 LOST—Last 1ge books. ulate return week, package of miles Name Sisters of Immacs Conception on books. Please to Polish Orphange 16-3d SUMMER RFESORTS INDIAN NECK, 1905. July 1st and board, reaso on beach. Branford. to Oct. 1st ible rates. D. Frey. Cottage Roor, 5 Right] 6-30-14 TO RENT and $8 light Branford At Indian Neck, roofs a week. All convenicnces housekeeping. Phone 48-5.