New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1919, Page 16

New BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1919. PARKER & DEMING 193 MAIN STREET With Main St. property at such a high figure we [ 'must look to some of our nearby business streets for real investments. s We can offer at the present time a fine piece of " land, with a frontage of 104 feet on Arch street. On this land there is a block with two stores and thirty-four rooms. And a two-family house with eleven rooms, barns and shed. Better look into this. The block could net be built for the price we ask. | PARKER & DEMING | 193 MAIN STREET Rooms 1, 3 and 5 hip Tickets —_—— TO — 4 Steams To All Parts of the World —_ 0 —— DANZIG, POLAND CUNARD LINE, FEBRUARY 5th, 1920 HAMBURG, GERMANY JANUARY 7, 1920. FOREIGN REMITTAN Mail and Cable Money Orders at minimum 1 world. S ates to all parts of the where communication is not restricted. FOREIGN CURRENCY Al Kinds of Denominations Bought and Sold. Real Estate and Insurance George A. Quigley 207 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. “in escaping any serious JNO. P. MAGUIRE GENERAL CONTRACTOR —HEAVY HAULAGE— .Office and Yard:—551 Stanley S treet. Tclephone 115-4 Where can you find a two-family 10-room House with Lot 67x200 feet for $5,000?7 Make a bee-line to our office,and we will show you. . Society hall to rent—See us about store rents, too. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 278 MAIN ST. PHONE 342 ROOMS 305-8 BEANK BLDG The Hardward City Loan Corporation 140 MAIN ST. Telephone 1790 Building Loans to Employees of New Britain Industries. Consult. H. J. Foiren, Manager. For Sale Desirable Property on Franklin Square. Schultz & Costello, Inc., 242 Main St Practical Christmas Presents Useful Drawing sets something to train your boy for life work. Most complete line in the city. Freehand Drawing Equipment. Pens, Pencils, Fountain Pens, Ever-sharp Gold and Silver Pencils. How about a Corona Typewriter for the home. 72 WEST MAIN ST. TEL. 612 - New Britain Typewriter Exchange, 72 West Main Street REFUSE HOME RULE Caustic Gomment in Reply to Premiers Plan Dublin, Dec. 28.—In upon the speech made by Premier Lloyd George ‘in the house of com- mons y day during which he out- commenting | lined provisions of the proposed Irish home rule bill, the Freemen’s Journal says Lloyd George “in the presence of the American ambassador but in the absence of every representative of the majority of the Irish people explained to the house his panacea for the ills of Ireland.” “Even the few Irish nationalist members who have survived the prime minister’s past treacheries and“ be- trayals, absented - themselves,” the newspaper continues. ‘“Phey probably had a forecast that their gesture of contempt would be warmly -approved by the whale Irish nation and race. As a matter of fact they were merely obeying the command of their dead leader, given when he and they ith- drew from the house on ' the ' first declaration of the. premier's intention to permanently partition their coun- try.” The Irish Times say : reascns, “some good, some bad, sonte wise and some mad,” three-quarters of the Irish people will reject the bill. “Its principle is hateful alike to the unionists and nationalists,” the news- paper says. “They know national idcals and the ancestral spirit of = commion patriotism cannot persist in a divided country. They know the fan: tastic homeogenity which the govern- ment proposes for Ulster unionisis would be an excresence on the map of Ireland and would be ruinous to the 's.that for many inces. We yearn for peace but in the Lloyd George offer we see not peace, but the sword.” TLondon, Dec ide from one or two irreconciliable anti-home rule journals London papers this morning give on the whole a favorable recep- tion to the government's new scheme for Irish self-government. None, however, expresses geunine expecta- tion of the success of the plan. ‘While it is recognized that such a bill as Premier Llayd George outlined vesterday—the fourth home rule measure to be presented to parliament, will be absolutely rejected by a large section of the Irish people and re- garded with suspicion and distrust by others, it is contended it deserves to be fairly considered and tried. BE CAREFUL OF FIRES. During the holid season, there are many opportunities for bad fires, through the character of articles used in the holiday festivities, such as tin- sel and the like. It is the wish of the fire authorities that every pre- caution be taken to prevent fires. New Britain has been fortunate in the past loss at the ;holiday time, through any cause that might be attributed to neglect of at- tention. COMPOSER DIES. y Paris, Dec. 23.—Announcement -is made of the death of TLouis Joseph Diemer a widely known pianist and composer. He was born February 14, 1843, in Paris, MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL. Doherty will help you to have a Merry Christmas by supplying you with the finest Poultry on the market, consist- ing of Michigan Turkeys, Vermont Turkeys, Native Chickens, Fowl, Broil- ers, Guinea Chickens, Geese, Ducks, finest Steer Beef, Native Veal, Eastern Cut Pork, Spring Lamb, Fresh Shoul- ders, Spare Ribs, Sausage Mcat, Salt Tongue, H. C. Tripe. Fancy Baldwin and Greening Apples, Grape Fruit, Sunkist Oranges, Fancy Lemons, Lay- er Raisins, Figs, Dates, Grapes, Mixed Nuts, Silver Skin Onions, C. Berries, Walnut Meats, Jordan Almonds, Let- tuce and Celery, Everything that is good at Doherty’s, 406 Arch St., Tel. Why not bring Siovement Right Home by Using ONLY our PASTEURIZED Milk and Cream, for Ours is the only properly Pasteurized Product Sold in New Britain. J. E. SEIBERT & SON, 101 PARK STREET ILL BUY ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE. ‘Will Pay 3¢ 1b. For Rags. I W Doctor J. M. Klein Ofiice, Booth Block, 259 Main St Office Hours, 2 to 4 P. M, 7 to 8 P, Other Hours by Appointment, Telephone 2306-2 — 2300-3 House, 21 FRANCIS SI. IRISH EXPECTED T0 trade and industry of the nation prov-'| = [ If you are out of work, if you want help, use The Herald’s Classified Col- umn. Every reader looks it over daily. The Clas- sified Column is the most inexpensive form of ad- vertising. Use it regu- larly. It will bring you results. e e e e e T | CLASSIFIED 1c a Word Minimum Charge 15c. 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 woerk we save the advertiser money. Serviceable used cars are in good demand. If you intend to sell your car this fall, a small advt. in the Classified column will bring you customers. Don’t waste time hunting prospects. Find them in the Want Advt. way. e WANTED—FLEMALE HELP WANTED—First class cook at once. Apply Mrs. Metty, Park Hotel dining room. 12-23-2dx | WANTED—MALE HELP [ AUTOMOBILES WANTED—Laborers, 60c per hour. Steady work. Boys' Club building. B. H. Hibbard Co, 12-23-tf WANTED-—Middle-aged for family of two. Herald. housekeeper Address Box 97, 12-22-24x WANTED-—A bookkeeper. Great Western Market, street. Apply at 63 Main 12-19-12d BOOKKEEPER-—Prefer one with Some knowledge of machine book- keeping. Good opportunity for ad- vancement if competent. State age, experience if any, salary expected. Address P. O. Box 1025, city 12-17-6d WANTED—Bookkeeper with experi cnce in double entry. Box 17 Bookkeeper, Herald. 12-20-3d WANTED—Young lady for work in local factory. Application desired now but posi- tion will be held for right party until after holiday. Box Clerk 24. 12-17-6a WANTED, CLERK—Young lady clerical position in local factory. Good pay. Applications desired now but position will be held for right party until after holidays. Ap- ply: Box Clerk, 24. 12-20-1w clerical Good pay. for WANTED—Two girls, willing to work a few hours a day. Apply Hause- keeper at N. B. General hospital. 12-13-tf WANTED—A young man vears, good opportunity vancement. Andrews, Commercial street. over 16 for ad- Swift 3 Co. 12-13-tf WANTED—Experienced double entry bookkeeper, with some knowledge of stenography. Good steady posi- tion to right party. Corbin Russwin Store, Corner Park and Elm. 11-12-te e ——————r——————— J LOST STRAYED from home, dark brindle Irench bulldog; white on his breast. Name, Frenchy. Bat eared, short tajl. Harness with license and one bell. Balx pet. Finder return to 100 Franklin street and receive re- ward. 12-23-2dx LOST—Small gold watch and fob marked M. C. $5 reward cheerfully given. Philip Bonenfant, Johnson St., Maple Hill. 12-28-8dx LOST—A pocketbook containing sum of money Saturday night on Main street. TFinder return to 180 Hart- ford Ave., or call 888. Reward. 12735 3dx LOST—Saturday night, near theater, a brown glove. Herald. teward. Fox's Return to 12-22-3dx LOST—Gold bracelet with initials “A. J. P.,” between Middletown and New Britain, Sunday night. Reward. Return to Herald office. 12-22-2dx LOST—Two young black heifers about 1 year old, between Middletown and New Britain. - Reward. Adam Brauer, West Cromwell. 12-20-3dx Dr. Coombs The Naturcopath and Chiropractor. 252 Main, corner West Main, Tel. T will be at my oflice Christmas, 10 A. M. to 12 Noon, and from 3 P. M. to 5 P. M., to examine new patients. Poorly developed and sickly children will be treated for $1.00 and adults $1.50 per treatment until cured. T have never failed in any case resulting from the Spanish influenza, rheuma- tism or bronchial troubles and have cured very many patients after all other systems have failed. Electric light baths, \lpine sun rays, arc violet rays, ultra violet rays, hy- dropathy and the Masseur machine treatments are given my patients without additional cos! Mrs. C. E. Noble, of 52 Day Street, Newington Junction, writes: “Dear Doctor: Please use the fol- lowing: I was treated by several doc- tors including an osteopath and a na- tureopath for Bright's disease of the kidneys, ncrvous condition and stom- ach troubles, grew worse, then went to Dr. Edward’s sanitarium, had 30 treatments for $90.00. Improved. Dr. Edwards moved south: he recom- mended Dr. Coombs as one who could cure me, and now after 3 months with 3 treatments weekly, T am practical- 1y cured and working.” Ladies’ privaic treating room: assistant. lady Given by J, M., at TURNER HALL, WED,, ' Dec. 24, 1919 Music by Costello Jazz Orchestra of Hartford Prizes to Preitiest Girl, Best Costume and FOX Trot. I WANTED-—Two men to work in coal vard; also two men as helpers on Brockway truck. od wages pald. M. Irving Jester, 24 Dwight Court. 2-23:tf WANTED—Ford repair man at once. Elmer Auto Co., 22 Main St. 12 dax WANTED— shop wor & Door Co. oung man for Apply at Roge 12-2 general Sash -3d APPRENTICE WANTED—Large 1o- cal manufacturing concern wants young man over 16, having had at least two years in High school, 1o learn electrical trade. Reply, stat- ing age, education, previous employ ment, cte. Box 3K, Herald. 12-20-1w WANTED—Machine hands. Flannery Co., Whiting St. P J. 12-19-tf | FOR SALE—Studevaker 1917, Must. First class condi- Garage, Bast Main Telephone, 1981-4, 19-6dx be sold at once. tion. Morrin street. Owner’; NOTICE. NQTICE—I will sell my magnificent upright plano, costing over ten months ago, cheap for cash. eldom offer- Piano is perfect, looks and sounds the same as when I bought it. No one to play it reason for selling. Tel. 1186-13. 12-23-1dx NELSON GARAG pert auto repairing. Blectric er and generator trouble a special- ty. Welding all metals. Nels J. Nelson, Prop. Rear 160 Arch street. 12 wix ALEX AUTO SUPPLY CO. saves you 40 to 50 per cent. on tires and tube A full line of accessories, special ing on Ford parts. Wholesale to garagemen. 86 Arch St. 12-20-9dx BOOKKEEPER—Young man of soms experience. Good position awaits competent man. Address, giving some particulars about your- self, salary expected, Box 1025, city. All replies strictly confldential., 12-18-6d WANTED—One first-class grocery clerk; married man preferred. Doherty’s Market, Arch St. 12-15-(f WANTED 25 CARPENTERS FOR HOUSE WORK ‘WM. H. ALLEN CO., INC. BUILDING CONTRACTORS 11-22-tf WANTED—Potter and Johnson ma- chine operators. First class all around men. A No. 1 plumber and tinner. Tnside work. Cleveland au- tomatic screw machine men. Highest wages, Tdeal working conditions. Steady work. Standard Steel and Dearings Incorporated, Plainville, Conn, 2 NOTICE—Hartford Chimney Cleaning and Repairing Co. All kinds of roof painting and roaof repairing. Work promptly attended to. Satisfaction guaranteed. 258 Oak St., New Brii- ain, Conn. 12-20-6dx SITUATION WANTED. WANTED—By High school boy, work during vacation; outside work pre- ferred. 88 Wallace street. 12-22-3dx FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—Wind shield and storage battery, pair front lights, 1 Bosch maggneto. Call 130 Hartford ave- nue, ' Tel. 1233-14. 12-22-2dx FOR SALE—Daily, 60 quarts of new milk. Tel. 73 12-22-d3x sawed any FOR SALE—Cord length. Leon I, Liegey, 208 North street, 1241 S ———————— WANTED. wood, WANTED—Furnished rooms for light housckeeping. Address J. Smith, 61 Church St. 2.23-24dx WANTED—Second mortgage of $1200, Will pay 10 per cent bonus. Good security. Address Herald Box Se- curity 14. 12-22-3dx WANTED—By a young woman, fur- nished or unfurnished room with board. Address Box 34XX, Herald Offic 1 2dx WANTED-—To buy antique furniture and old crockery. Write me what you have and I will call. E. E. Shef- field, 18 Durham Ave., Middletown, Conn. 12-17-6dx § | AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Late model Kissel dan, newly painted, new tires, just completely overhauled. We are sac- rificing this for the low sum of $1,660 in order to make room tef new Studebakers. Jester's, 193-167 Arch § Phone 811, 12-11-te See FOR HIRE-—Scven car. Day 882-12 passenger closed J Call 12-17-6dx or ni at Once. Our Prices. Dirc ub- Agents Buy Profits. Oldsmobilc Buick ..$1,700.00 95000 650.00 950.00 350.00 675.00 nd 1917 Buick 6 ROADSTERS: 1918 Buick 1917 Bulek . 1913 Little 4 1913 Marathon 4 Ford Chassis . TRUCKS: Denmo Ford Delivery. Ford Ton Trk. Stewart Buick .. Overland Ford Form-a Truck . Above Cars Taken in Trade for New "Oldsmobiles. OLDSMOBILE CO. OF'HARTFORD, INC. 4 650,00 850.00 1915 1919 1916 191¢ 1918 1917 ——— USED CARS It will pay you to look over our'Second-Hand Cars before ‘purchasing. 1919 American b - Passenger Touring. 1915 Overland Touring. 1917 Ford Coupe, practical- ly<new, tires. t 1918 Ford Delivery in hest mechanical condition. 1916 Ford, Touring. Many, Others. NEW CARS Tor Immediate Delivery: Two Maxwell Tourings. One Maxwell 4 Door Sedan. Demonstration by ‘Appointment. HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. Dealers for Maxwell Motor Cars, 18 Main St. Tel. 2109, 12-17-tf 5 - Passenger ¥ WANTED—Pastry Beloin. cook at Hotel 12-16-tf | rANTED—Carpenters and la- borers for Houseworlk. Steady work. Winter job. Apply to MR. CORBIN, Superintendent, West Street, New Britain, FOR right on improve- Splendid huilding lots East Main street with all ments in at the start. H. N. LOCKWOOD Real Estate & Ins. HEAVY TRUCKMEN. LOCAL AND LONG HAULING Thone 2221 P. O. Box 92 New Britain Nelson Gé\rage Telephone 262-13. Expert Auto Repairing—Electric Starter and Generator Trouble a Specialty—Welding All Metals, NELS J. NELSON, Prop. r 160 ARCH STREET. 3 01 91 h 'MAS GIFTS Fancy Cages, Canaries, Aquariums and Goldfish, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Springers Alive or Fresh Killed NEW BRITAIN BIRD rch St. Barber Shop 4 First Class Artists to Serve You, 213 Main St. Tel. 1644 WANTED—To buy a printing outfit, efther large or small. .\ddress& Herald, Box 7P. 12-20-3dx R ——— Building—Roparing. LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK, STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repairs of all kinds. 9 Court St. Telephones 2244 New Britain, Conn. 1918 WANTED! First Class Electricians, None Other Need Apply Mulvihill& BoyleElec. Co. | 287 MAIN STREET. { Apprentice Wanted. Large local manufacturing concern wants young man over 16 years, hav- | years in High | to learn clectrical trade. Re- ply, stating age. education, previous ing h#a at least school, | FOR SALE—Several employment to Box A30. Herald Of- fice. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE —— s good bujlding lots, right in the growing section‘of the city; 4 minutes from trolley, Inquire at 150 Shuttle Meadow Ave, 12-10-124 TO RENT TO RENT-—Very desirable store, cen trally located, immediate possessiol Apply at onc 4 Elm St. 12-23-1 FU HED ROOMS TO RENT-—Furnished rooms; stea: Theat; meals if required. 208 East Main St. 12-19-44d: At. a Court: of Probate holden New Britain, within and for the distrj of Berlin, in' the County of Hartférd and State of Cennecticut, on the day of December, A. D. 1919, Present, Bernard F. Gaffne; Estate of Hope M. Swasey, late o New Britain, in said district, deceased! Upon the petition of the New Brit ain Trust company of said New Brit ain praying that an instrument i writing purporting to be the last wi) and testament of said deceased may by proved, approved and admitted 4 probate, as per application on £l more fully appears it is Ordered—That said application b heard and determined at the Probat Office in New Britain, in said distric on the 31st day of December, A. D 1919, at 9 o’clock in the forenoon, arj that notice be given of the pender of said application and the tinie @13 place of hearing thereon, by publish ing this order in some newspaper pub) lished in saild' New Britain, having circulation in said district, and b posting a copy thereof on the publi sign post in the town of New Britai in said district, and by mailing a cop of this notice to the heirs-at-law, aq return malke. BERNARD F. GAFFNEY Judge, o . Judge 10 PER CEN T INCRE! All lots of the Rusewin 1 on Jan. 1, 1920, SE d Co. will be increased 10 per cont in pry Better secure your lot now. Li beral terms. H. D. HUMPHREY HKMXAL ESTAYE AND INSURANCE, 373 MAIN ST, ROOM Open Eaturday and Monday eve nings. MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE