New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1920, Page 12

HARTFORD SAMPLE ASSIERES Famous Warner Make es $3.50 to $5.00 $2.59 (Fourth Floor) ed and exquisite styles in the loveliest designed and finished with the fineness hat is characteristic of Warner products. re models for cvery type of figure and to Light bandeaux and silk, pink ry sort of costume. sieres, in flesh pink Italian de chine and combinations of these silks st laces—filet, cluny, Val. and others. f fine eyelet embroidery, all-over lace net and of combinations of several such oolness, prettiness and richness charac- one. Being the manufacturer’s samples, t his work at its best. are included in the lot, but there is bet- sizes 38 than in any others, uesday, EARLY, to the Corset depart- floor and share in these savings. House at No. 72 Dwnght St. ne! nmve New - Britain — hilt Brings in over 10 per cen r chance. 6 Famly Brick Bloc# 513,000. Very moderate pric For Sale—large lot, 58x168. 'REAL ESTATE CO. PHONE 343 ROOMS 308:4 RANK RLDG FOR SALE ¥ BUSINESS IN FIRST CLASS SECTION, ALY BE DISPOSED OF AT ONCE—PARTICULARS OF D. HUMPHREY ROOM 208, NATIONAL BANK BUILDING dware City Loan Corp. uction and offers for sale on easy yes of local industric-—Three tenement .tenement houses, Single dwellings. J. Foiren, Manager 140 MAIN STREET. EAMSHIP TICKETS FOREIGN REMITTANCES Parts of the World GEO. A. QUIGLEY NEW BRITAIN, CONN. FOR SALE berty on Kensingt Road just ove 2% ncres of land, & bargain at the city lne, $10,000, 10 will sell other bargain—A modern house and a milk bus an Oldsmobile Truck or $18.000, QUIGLEY, 297 Main St.§ three tenement house, ting the owner $5,000 1920 !l thrown in for good | HUGHES WANTS TO. CURB BUREAUCRAGY‘ Expresses Opinions at Wellesley: (Commencement l 14.—Charles | ,the “patrio- Wellesley urged Wellesley, Mass., June speaking on the E tism of lege commencement curb Hughes. peace” at col- toc a bureaucracy of at on putting all dis- the disposal of curb” he said. ~ “The demands government The practice cretionary powers officers needs a in established he bu patriot peace principles and he to contest of- with its upon should always ready ficlalism and aucracy readiness to suppress individual free- dom. by capricious administrative ac- tion and to install in departments of a supposed free government what is nothing short of a reign of terror. “Unless we have in peace time that dominant sentiment which prompts a continuous and self sacri- ficing devotion to public ends, the sacrifices of patriotism in war will have been in vain. Our national jdeals are neither imperialistic nor ! racial. They are not bound up in anything short of establishing and maintaining constitutional govern- ment as the sure base of liberty. “We have too many evidences of a readiness to take advantage of op- portunity to establish autocratic ad- ministration. The ease with which abuses have arisen and have been condoned should give us more anxiety than wild utterances which easily de- feat themselves. The tendency to crave arbitrary power and assert it, to use power—either economis or poli- tical power-—ruthlessly is more ap- parent with us than devotion to the cause of lMberty. “It is in the orderly processes ol constitutional government, that is, government of law—with power sfl adjusted as to secure protection from capricious and arbitrary aotion—in the putting of principles and rules sanctioned by the people in the place of tyranny that we find the security of liberty. Who ever seeks to subvert these orderly processes is the enem? against whom at once the entire power of organized society should be directed. “The motto for democracy must be educate, educate, educate. You can find no other security than the in- telligence and conscience of the peo- ple. But you cannot at once educate and stifie opirion. There is hope in the free air, there is tonic in confi- dence in untimate success of what you strongly believe to be true, but the policy of denying free expression of political opinions is death §o the republic for that exprelulnn = its vital force.” THREE SUICIDES ! imself. ¢ The le record in New Britain totgRed three at the end of last week, when the lifeless body of John Ven- ¢k, also known as John Wnek, was found hanging from a chandelier in his room at the Hotel York about 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Despon- dency over ill &ealth is believed to have prompted the man to his act. Venek, or Wnek, came to this city about six weeks ago fro; Sayville, N. J., to work a# the iumason and Beckley branch of Landers, Frary & Clark company. According to Joseph roommate of the Barrett, a suicide, and who came here with him from New Jer- sey, Venek left his work at 5 o'clock Friday afternoon, complaining of iliness. Saturday afternoon, about 2:30 o’'clock, Venek asked Barrett to go and get a physician. Barrett left the room and when he could not get a physician he returned to the room and found Venek lying on the floor, and appearing to be in intense pain. Barrett again left to look for a doc- tor, going to the office of Dr. Julius Hupert When the two men returned to the hotel, th2y found the door leading to the room locked. Another door was forced, and on gaining admission they discovered the body of Venek sus- pended on a rope from a chandelie The body was cut down, and efforts to resuscitate proved fruitless. Venek used a belt to end his i Dr. Waterman Lyon and Sergeant Theo- »re Johnson were sent to the place, aftes the usual examination, the was turned over to J. M. Cur- ind company, undertakers. In pockets of his clothes was found nd a letter from his brother-in- The dece; 1 was a native of Austria-Poland and was 30 years old. He was naturalized in 1914. He leaves a father in Austria and a brother and sister ‘n Sayville. N. J. and bod It is now It will be just as p tahle small cottage of seven roo contains an joviting n as just you need them. YOURS, we profitable w0 own years to come. slecping porch as an extra. ONLY QUICK ACTION WILL MAKE THIS HOME Telephone 1190 ~—MEMBER NEW ERITAIN A. GORBACH New autos arc so scarce this year that there is a big market for used cars. 1f you warnt to scil your car a littie advt. in The Herald classified columns will do the business quick and at a very small cxpense. Only oune cent a word. WANTED—MALE HELP WANTED—Young work. Clark 181 Main St man for soda fe and Brainerd about 16 years old, to make ally useful. The H-O-W ar 19 Court St., City 6-12-2dx — R WANTED—Bo; himselt Knitting local con- right party Box 7. 6-11-3a TED—Night watchman by ment for P. O WANTED—A New England electrical man- ufacturing company is expanding its busi- ness. We are looking after the financial end of it and need three or four local men in that department. Splendid opportunity for immediate and large income to the right men. Call on Chas. G. Bliss, 11 Root and Boyd Bldg., Waterbury, from 10 a. m 05 p. m 6-11-3d WANTED—Errand boy. Hardware Office Apply American WANTED—Chef for Collins and Corbett, tory, Plainville WANTED—Teamsters. Coal Yard, night work. Appl Rockwell-Drake fa: 6-9-6d Apply 55 Franklin St 6-T-tf WANTED—Registered or registered assistant druggist. Crowell's drug store, 254 Main street. 6-4-tt Shurberg’s | CLASSIFIED ic a Word Minimum Charge 20c CASH IN ADVANCE This is not a question of credit. Bookkeepmg, billing and postage cost more than the price of the little advt. and in eliminating this work we save the advertiser money. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ‘ One | suite, | 4x-in leat tumed mbin FOR SALE—Must nine piece Limby light tumed oak. table, extensio chair; Feat sui vak library table; tion, cralitsman design, practi ne straight. one rocking chair, fumed o aftsman design. tapestry upholstery; Al clock. quartered oak finisn; couch hammock: one 9x12 crex ruj Ir-inch lawn mower. W Roxbury road sell immediately: dining ftsman design; feet; genuin good as new: writing desk one one one FOR SALE—Wall paper, big reduction; selling equipment, complete. wood St. Phone :1 pa out; b, Crusberg, 6 painters Green- “11-6dx dishes, stoves, loom 5. 6-14-2d FOR SALE—Rugs, curtains, lamps, carpets, beds, pillows, tables. oil mirrors, four chairs, square piano, for weaving rugs, refrigerator, 33 Johnson St., Maple Hill FOR SALE—Upright piano; city: piano with me once; easy terms. See street. party leaving seli; make off Andrews, 439 Ar 6-14- dx FOR SALE—Glenwood range; good as new; hot water front: sell cheap if taken at once. Inquire 47 Clark St 6-11-2ax BABY CHICK PRICES REDUCED, 20c up, delivered free; 12 varieties; send for list Clark, 355 Connecticut Boulevar Hartford. 6-14-1w WANTED—Immediately: Competent scale- men on spring scales; good pay and per- manent employment; references required. : J. O'Connor, 69 Lyman St., Sprin WANTED—Young man for store work. Alling Rubber Co. WANTED LINOTYPE OPERATOR APFLY COMPLSING ROOM HERALD WANTED s FIRST-CLASS FAINTERS AND ERHANGERS WM H. ALLEN CO. EX HANGED CAR DEPARTVMENT 1917 1918 1917 1916 1916 1916 1918 1919 1919 HUDSON SUPER-SIx PATHFINDER TOURING BUICK TOURIN OVERLAND TOURING FORD TOURING STUDEBAKER OVERLAND ROADSTER OLDSMOBILE COUPE OLDSMOBILE ROADSTER FORD, REPUBLIC, STEWART AND VIM TRUCKS CARS TAKEN IN TRADE PAYMENTS ARRANGED OLDSMOBILE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, INC. A. G. COHEN In Charge of Sales 33 to 37 Allyn Street HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Open Evenings Charter 5336 LOSY LOST—Small Crown purse containing cur- rency. small change three key Return to Mrs. E. Warner, care McMillan's Pattern Dept 6-14-1ax Small purse with money, card with initials “E. W. E.” Please return to Dickinson Drug Store. 6-14-1dx LEAVITYT & HAYES, INC. BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repairs of all kinds. # Court St tew Britain. Conn. SAVE ALi; YOUR JUNK FOR L. ZFLDES Will Pay 4c . for all kinds of rags. ‘Will also buy second-hand furniture. 138 OAK STREET Tel. 589-238 A HOME Your Best Investment than ever bef Here's a spacious the builder. It Special terms if your home turned over by Suite Six Booth’s Bloek REAL TATE. BOARD— FOR SALE—Heavy work horse, $35; also, large building on West Main St. to rent C. L. Barnes, Barnesdale. 6-14-3d ! FOR SALE—One dozen small chickens; will FOR SALE—Thirty acres standing with use of barn and hay rake. Dunham, Tel. $2-1 6-1 FOR SALE—Second-hand Goodrich tire and tube, 34xdlz; run 100 miles; price $40 Inguire 120 South Main street. Phone 1 6-12-6dx FOR SALE—Harley-Davidson motorcycle with side car; 1917 model in A-1 mechan- ical condition. Phone 1221. 6-11-0dx jess wet, receiver 70 Monroe 6-11-3dx FOR SAL] mplete and transmitter. H. Bacon, Stumet FOR SALE—Upright boiler; engine attached, 10-horsepower, inspected to 80 Ibs.; ready for belt; first reasonable offer takes it. Apply Sovereigns Trading Co. 160 Main street. 6-10-1w BABY CHICK PRICES REDUCED, 20c up, delivered free; varieties; send for list. Roy Clark, 355 Connecticut Boulevard, East Hartford. 6-5-1w e e S R TS FOR SALE—National cash registers, latest models, 25 to 50 per cent. less than manu- facturer's prices; computing scales, elec- tric meat choppers and coffee mills, re- frigerators, display cases, butchers' sup- plies at reduced prices; everything for the store; ~asy payments; write for catalog ¥rank T. Knight, 10 Blackstone street, Boston, Mas. . Branch, 309 Asylum street, Hartford, Conn. 6-5-1w e ———— FOR SALE—Horses. Inquire S. Shurberg, 55 Franklin St. 6-7-tf P ——y NOTICE NOTICE—We build and have reads for immediate delivery heavy duty and ex- press type bodies for chasses from 3-i to five tons; bring your chassis 1o our factory at Thomaston and get a body mounted immediately. The Waterbury Body Com- pany. 6-14-3d GRADUATION PRESENT?—Nothing will please the boy or girl more than camera, $2.86 up. Arcade Studio, Headquarters. NOTICE—Miss Katharine Lambert, manu- facturer hair goods; combings made into switches, etc.: also, order work. 18 Garden street, Hartford. Tel. Charter X13. (14-16-18)-3dx NOTICE—Electric vacuum cleaners rented. new and second-hand pianos old; easy payments. Phone 6-10-cod-tf NOTICE—U call and C Me. New pianos, used pianos, square pianos; used and new talking machines; bargains; easy pay- ments. Andrews, 439 Arch St. 6-1 AUTOMOEILES ' FOR SALE—1920 Studebaker; run only 800 mile; A-1 condition; wilt sell reasonably. Call atter & p. . 311 Allen car, demountable | also, small uph Morse, 21 Broad St., 6-14-3dx o Real to soar. estate prices continue If you would like to turn your property into cash or buy a home get in touch with prospective customers through The Herald classified columos. .Classified advts. are great re- sult getters, 'fli’ey are inexpen- sive, too. Only word, one cent a Asicisimia b oo WANTED—FEMALE HELP WANTED—Woman for cleaning, etc., In ¢ local factory; good pay. Apply to Box No. 252, Herald. 6-14-3d WANTED—We want a good typist for our invoice department: state age, experjence and where last employed. P. O. Box 1029, 6-14-3d e WANTED—A competent maid for general housework. Apply Mrs. H. W. . Hatch, Harrison St. 6-12-3¢ ALE—Brand new Ford touring car; | n; must be sold immediately. M Jester, 193 Arch St. Telephone: : and 311. Open Monday and Sature evenings. 3 4 FOR SALE—Ford runabout in good condi- tion. 513 East St. Tel. 203. 6-11-3dx | FOR SALE—1918 Denby thoroughly overhauied. Denison’s Garage, 1u60, or 1349 2V4-ton truck, A, H. Harry 166 Main street, 6-10-6d ! in goon J. Lum- 6-3-1wx FOR SALE—One five-ton trucl running condition; cheap. C. brauskas, 142 Winter St., City. FOR SALE—1919 three-ton Kissel; substan- tial rack body; tires good; first-class me chanical condition; a bargain to quick buyer. Call Liberty 430 or see Chandler, Muck Motor Truck Co, 264 Whalley Ave., New Haven, Conn. 6-3-tf FOR SALE—1920 Vim truck, A-1 conditio; 4 Francis St. Call 861- 6-13d: FOR SALE—1917 Ford. street. Apply 114 Arch 6-26-1r half-van 0 Lyse FOR SALE—1917 two-ton Velie, body, Continental motor, Brov transmission, Timken rear axie, tives, 14x6 ft. body also paw a bargain. Phone Liberr Chandier, Mack Motor Truck Co. N ‘Whalley Ave., New Maven, Conn. 4-27-tf FOR SALE—I916 one and one-half ton Sel- den. equipped with top, windshield, elec- tric . ghts, oouvear tres, open sta: e boay, 9232 it; ie good rwechanical condi- tion at sacritice. Phone Liberty 43v or see Chandier, Mack Motor Yruck 0., No. 264 V-halley Ave, New Haven, Conn. 4-27-tf NAGLE SANITARIUM and private hospital, 50 Cedar St. Quiet location, excellent sur- joundings, free from institutional atmus- phere; close individual attention assured; ail doctors courteously recognized. Rates $20 per week upward. Conducted solely by Mary 5. Nagle, R. N., graduate Brook- !yn Wyckoff Meights Hospital. -23-eod-tt USED TRUCKS—Pierce five-ton, rack body; Mack two-ton, rack bod. both in excol- lent condition; for sale at a bargain; also others, some overhauled and rebullt and guaranteed; terms arranged to suit. See Chandler, Nv. 264 Whalley Ave. New Maveu, Conn. mwg 1917 MACK ONE AND ONE-HALF TON Ao Excelient Mechanical Condition Also others, overhauled, some rebuilt, and guaranteed; terms ar- rangel to suit. Phone LIBERTY 430 or see CHANDLER, MACK MOTOR TRUCK CO. 264 Whalley Ave. New Haven, Conn. —— e WANTED Position 6-14-2dx WANTED—By experenced driver: driving truck. Tel. 1755 WANTED—Girl, graduating from High School, wishes position as stenographer in private office. Address Herald Box AAlG. 6-14-3dx WANTED—Young man wishes work as helper on truck: willing to work if paid well; state hours and wages. Box Herald. -14-2ax WANTED—By one or two gentlemen: Fur- nished room, also board, with private family; central or eastern section of city. Box 21XX, Herald, 6-14-3dx WANTED—By young man: Board and room in private family. Box 15C, Herald. 6-14-3dx NOTICE—Shampooin. facial massage and manicuring; ladies a‘tended at their homes. For appoint- “ment, phone 165-5. Margaret W. 20 Wilson St 6 sealp treatments, NOTICE—Call us up to do your carpentry work; building and repairing of all de- scriptions; garages. Deming and Ander- son, Tel. 630 6-10-6dx xel) cheap if taken at once. Wm. Mirando, 130 Daly Ave. -14-2dx NOTICE—Moving? Just call D. Stack when ready; isfaction guarant express work. Ihone 24dx XOTICE—Hardware City Bedding Co. guar- antees to make that old mattress equal to new; trial will convince you; quick serv- ice, reasonable prices; we carry a full line of mattr prings, etc.; furniture re- 5-15-26dx ~ FURNISHED ROOMS. RENT—Two light housekeeping roo Barnes, 8 Church 6-14- TO Rl"\'l’—()n- furnished room for ome or two nen and garage room for one car % Grand St 6-14-2ax | TO Mrs. .. dx TO RENT—Two furnished front rooms, with bath: convenient for two men; separat: entrance. also, garage space. Mrs. Wells 58 Hart St 6-14-1dx TO RENT—Large front room suitable for two gentlemen at 10 Church street Vietory Lunch. TO RENT—Large, well Savalhant s, with modern conveniences. for one or two gen tlemen. 9 South High St 6-14-1dx TO KENT—Furnished gentiemen suitable for tu v-14-2dx bom 6% Arch st TO RENT—Furaished room, reet 4dx 96 Lake @ TO RENT-—VFour rooms, furnished: electri- svements: near Franklin squ $45 per month. Box ISR, Herald. & dx o Americans: One single room; ¥m suitable for two . nd s, at TO RENT- also. one o Walnut £-11-5dx makes; Box 14K, 6-14-4dx WANTED—Cash highest prices care this paper registers, any paid. Address WANTED—National description_and price. 116th St. N. Y. cash . register; state Chas Kurtz, 35 W. 6-14-3dx WANTED—Girl good hours; Apply Room for light machine work; < good pay. o3 2-4d WANTED—! and suit department. Hive, 373 Main St Apply to The Bet 6-9-tf WANTED—A competent maid for second work. Miss W hittlesey, 27 West Maia street. " mSetd) WANTED—Women, boys and girls to pain( toys at home; work delivered to your doo $20 weekly assured; send 25 cents for tw samples and particulars, Dept. H, Federyl oy and Novelty Mfg. Co., P. O. Box 230, New Britain, Conn. 6-7-12dx WANTED—)oung women to become telw phune operators; no experience necessar paid while learning; rapid Increases ther after both for lengik of service and merit; the advantage oi this occupation will be explained by the cuief operator. S. Ii. &, Telephone Company. EXPERIENCED KNITTERS, FOOTERS, LEGGERS AND LOOFPERS ON HOSIERY MACHINES Highest Wages Paid Apply GEORGE GANS, General Manager 434 Main Street 6-11-3dx TELEPHONE OPERATOR WANTED FOR SUBSTITUTE WORK DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS Apply by Letter, Giving Age, Reference, ete. BOX 10Z, HERALD COMPETENT STEONGRAPHER WANTED FOR SUBSTITUTE WORK DURING JULY AND AUGUST Apply BOX 173, HERALD e WANTED —TWO— EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES FOR COAT, SUIT, DRESS AND SHIRT WAIST SPE- CIALTY STORE. APPLY BY LETTER TO LAZARUS CO. 164 MAIN ST. OR TELEPHONE 2440 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE B LSS — FOR SALE—Forestville, Conn.: New two« # family house; 10 rooms, all improvements, floor plugs. white bathrooms, large veran- das, beautiful trees, large lot; two min- utes’ walk to school, churches, trolley and trains; price $8,000—$1,500 cash; na, agents. Address Box 32F, Herald. FOR SALE—East Berlin: Double house, 13 rooms; large lot; five minutes from st tion, school; 5li-cent fare New Britaing low price; easy terms. Tel. 92-4. 6-12-2d WANTED—To rent ter part of Jul Neck or vicinity liculars, price per Herald Office. Cottage at shore, preferably Indian Address, giving par- week, etc.. Cottage, 6-12-2 WANTED—Clerical ar in Hizh Herald Off WANTED—By October 1st; Herald. work by school. young Addr Box 6-12-3ax A rent Box 5XX, §-3-6dx young couple: best references. by WANTED—Young couple desire four- or five-room tenement. Box 23A, Herald Ufiice 6-7-t1 WANTED—By young couple: Tenement of four - or five rooms. Hox 14XX, Herald Office. 5-20-tf WANTED—Work to take care of yards, gardens, etc. Address Contractor, P. O. Box 47 5-8-30dx T ———————— SUMMER RESORTS INDIAN NECK, BRANFORD, CONN.—The Waverly, Popular Scashore Regort. New “room house open Jume 10; rates and reservations now. Mrs A, Hiebel, Manager 6-3-2wx TAUGODA INN, MOMAUGUIN—Large, light, entilated slecping rooms: large living room, with pian large porches: e ! ceptional balhsoom facilities; a broad pri- i vate cement walk to the finest beach on (he sound; excellent bathing at both and low (ide shower and reservations. call Liberty 3 write to the Inn TO RENT e et ———— TO RENT—Front office room on Main St. Call 2141 6-9-5dx FOR SALE—Six-room bungalow, lights, telephone; four acres land, find building lots: near trolley; six cents td- New Britain: youns fruit trees, berriesi garden planted. Sharp’'s Station, Plain- ville. C. H. Culver. 6-12-6d% electriq, FOR SALE—Newington: seven-room, steam-heated. modern housej price $5,500: terms reasonable. Inquira C. C. Prentice. Telephone New Britain 1335-5 or Hartford, Charter 3901. 6-12-1w% Five-acre farmy’ FOR SALE—Building lot, 125x125, at Belvi« dere. Apply Jackis, 164 Whiting stre FOR SALE—Central West Main St. sectiong/ One frame dwelling and one two-family brick dwelling. Address Herald Box Nog BSB. 6-9-sax FOR SALE—Bullding lot on Frederick St.. Maple Hill; 75-foot frontage; will be sold at reasonable figure. Apply The Rogerg Sash and Door Ceo. 189 Chestnut stree Telephone 499. 5-25-11 _————— A 14-5d% SI VENDE: A CLARK STRE] TNA CASA DI DUE F# X ED TNA CASA DI QUATTRO FAMIGLIER 1L, PROPRIETARIO DO FUORE PAESE E' UN BUON AFFARO INTERVISTATO T. W. 0'CONNOR, BOOTH'S BLOCK B