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New Britain herald., 1917-10-19

their patriotism tomorrow and do their "bit" Those who have put their shoulders to the wheel in an ef- fort to place Plainville in the front line trenches of democracy by raising the entire allotment of s99,OOO as it's share in the second Liberty Loan is sue opine that subscriptions turned in tomorrow will boost the towns sub- scription list upwards to $90,OOO.
 $6O,OOO Has Been Raised.
 Yesterday the dial on the impro- vised clock in Central square pointed to $40,000. Today it proudly points to the fact that $60,O0O in Liberty Bonds has been contracted for In twenty-four hours the figures have taken a s20,000 jump.
 Partial returns have been made by the Trumbull Electric and the Bristol Manufacturing Companies. The re- turns made by these two concerns to date show that subscriptions taken by the employees will increase the amount raised probably between $1O,00O and $20,000. More returns will be made later in the day.
 Following a fifteen minute talk made this afternoon at the circle T. factory a canvass of the entire factory was made. Results have not been determined yet The house canvass will be completed tomorrow although 1t is probable that a second call will be made on those who were undecided as to whether they would subscribe when the canvassers made their first visit. Members of J. N. McKernan's committee and the womens organi- zation have done excellent work in augmenting the fund.
 While some optimism prevails the majority of the people are confident that the entire allotment will be sub- scribed for.
 Howard Reported As Improving.
 Elmer Howard, one of Uncle Sam's nghting nephews. who was stricken With pneumonia several weeks ago is reported as convalescing rapidly. At present he is still in a hospital at the Brooklyn navy yard.
 Howard, who joined the regular navy about two years ago Is one of the Plainville boys who bears the distinc- tlon of having been to France since a state Of war was declared between htis country and Germany. He also under went the experience and thrills of drifting about in the high seas for a number of hours in a life boat before ne was picked up by a friendly de-
New Britain herald., 1917-10-19

last evening. MT. Fitzsimons told in a very instructive manner how fires can be avoided and what steps should be taken when house is being threat ened by a conf1agration:
 Progress by the committed which is raising fund to supply tobacco to the soldiers and sailors from the court. was reported
 An application for membership was received from Raymond McCarron.
 Honor List Posted
 Honor lists. containing the names of Berlin young men who are in the ser vice of Uncle Sam, have been posted on the war bulletin boards. According to the lists there are 75 young men fighting for democracy. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske is in charge of compiling the names and if any have been omitted q report should be made to him. Fol- lowing the names, the branches of ser vice in which the men are enlisted, appear. The army, navy forestry ser vice, submarines and practically every branch of service has attracted Ber- llnites.
 Present Map to Museum.
 A map of Connecticut, printed In 1872, has been presented to Curator Edward B. Schurr of the Museum of Natural History and Art of the New Britain Institute by Olin Oldershaw of Warrington Ridge. The map Is splendidly preserved and depicts Rer- lin as 8 thriving community. The city of New Britain at the time, according to the map, was part of Berlin and Worthington was a township. The map is on exhibit at the museum of the New Britain Library and should prove of much interest to the local people.
 Liberty Chorus Plans
 Plans for organizing Liberty chorus in Berlin were discussed last evening at a meeting of the commit tee in the Town hall. Chairman Les ter Deming presided. State Musical Director. J. F. Stevens of Hartford was present and gave some valuable advice.
 The chorus will be organized on Tuesday evening at o'clock a meet ing will he held in the Town hall
 Everyone is eligible for membership in the chorus and no dues will be charged. The purpose of the chorus is to take part at all patriotic cele- brations. State Director Stevens will be in attendance at Tuesdays meet ing and help organize.
 The following committee was se- lected last evening to secure a com potent director to take charge of the work: Lester Deming, Mrs. S. M. Cowles Mrs. H. H. Damon and Mrs. R. O. Clark.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Mrs. Mary Sears of worthington Ridge is undergoing treatment at the Hartford hospital.
 George Hultquist of Kensington re- ported to the Naval Reserves at Pel- ham Bay today. Hultquist enlisted awaiting a call.
 Mrs. Mildred Harrison and children have returned to East Berlin after an extended xisit in Vermont.
 Miss Mabel Sheridan, who has been the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Dodge of East Berlin, has returned to her homo in Boston.
 A masquerade and dance will be given by Berlin Grange this evening in the Grange hall on Farmington road.
 Mrs. Julia Laska is visiting friends in Boston.
 Mrs. Arthur H. Bushnell, Mrs. w. Ii. Wallace and Walter Gwatkins were among the local people who attended the dairy show in Springfield, yester- day.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-19
PLOT TO BLOW UP SHIP?

New York, Oct. 19-An alleged plot to damage or blow up United States converted transport here is believed to have been frustrated when the po- lice arrested today Scandinavian charged with attempting to bribe a ship mechanic to go aboard the ves- Sel
New Britain herald., 1917-10-19
NOTION DEPARTN1ENT Saturday Specials.

Collar Bands. for 7c. Lingerie Tape, special for Sc. Colonial Dress Shields, 3 pairs for 25c.
 soc Kimono Shields. Satur- day for 25c.
 25c Liquid Veneer, Saturday special for 19c.
 10c Shoe Polish, Saturday. Sc.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-19

Miss Rena LaVasseur is recuperat-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17

Weed out the 'stsr boarders' from your
! tloek that feed can be used more eonserya'
uyey
With eggs at - cents n doe,n and bidding
fair to sell for twice that amount before
winter is over it is time. right now, TO figure
how to get tho most eggs from your poultry
flock for the high priced feed they are
being fed
One expensive practice is to give high
priced feed to fowls which will never lay
enough eggs 10 pay for this feed
The process within the hens body Of egg
making Is a manufacturing process Raw ma
terial IN tho form OF grains. mill run. green
feed, milk in its various forms. grit and
oyster shen should first bo supplied In suffi
Client quantities. Incse are taken into the
body nrd passed thru the various organs
which prepare these feeds 80 that they may
DO made into flesh blood and eggs
A fowl. In order 10 have these organs, or
machines, In the best working order. must
first Of oil be strong vigorous and In good
health. weak unhealthy individual can
not convert feed into eggs and what little
feed 10 put into n proper state must go to
repairing the weak ttckly body.
II Ia therefore highly necessary TO get
rid Of all wenk. unproductiye chickens so
that they will not consume Rny more high
priced feeds. rhero are certain outward
characteristice which may be used TO sep.
arate the weak from the strong individuals
A strongly constituted fowl will have a short
stocky, deep head with comparatively short
hoax Tho neck should alao be stocky.
Viewed from the side. tho body should be
rather long and deep in the rear. From the
front the body should present . wid. and fun
appearance. The legs should be set on the
outer edge oi the body rather than under
meath and should not be knock knccd Tho
back should be broad.
A healthy fowl viii take pride In It's ap
pehrancc and viii look sleek and clean. A
sick fowl viii have ruffled up appearance.
The toe nail, are a good indication Of vitality. |
strong chicken will always be rustling and
scratching and IN doing 10 win wear the
toe nails blunt.
Tho habits Of the fowls indicate their egg
producing value 1t is tho chicken first on |
the roost in the morning and last to bed at \
night which is producing the most profit In |
eggs Tor tho feed consumed. The star board. |
ers or drones can usually be found lounging
around the roosts along iu the middle Of the /
morning
a flock cullcd out on the above indications
will prove profitable winter egg prod lcers
in spite OF the high cost Of feed
u should also be borno in mind that pull.
let's or hens OF any value will be hard to |
buy this fall and winter and under no cir. |
'umstances should producing females be sent |
10 the market or killed. Those who sold |
good females this spring win be the losers
his winter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17
sITIrATIoNs wANrED.

LADY desires position as photographer or pri
vste secretary; 80 years old excellent ref
erenee. can be furnished. Address 42O7'
POSITION wANTED-Erperieneed mill
wright and carpenter oil company pre-.
World
HIGHLY recommended visiting vaiei or but
Ter; firstelas Englsh private family.
Phone o067.-J. 1905 South Baltimore.
SITUATION wanted by experienced office
man with oil company. Address Room 80,
korabaugh Rooms, THIRD and Detroit.
FIPST CLASS eolorcd girl wishes position
for general hou,ewort with room. Ad.
dress box 4203, care Nord.
REPAIRING, remodeling buiiding best work
lowest price; estimates cheertully furnished.
Phone 0552. ask for EnEmaE.
MN hND WIFE, age 35 want wofk; wifo
good cook and housckecper; man all
around mechanic. Phone i209.R.
MAN and wife want work on oil lease ex.
perieneed: mot afraid OF work Phone
i200'R COZ North Detroit.
YOUNG MAN. experienced driver. wants job
as either truck or car driver. Z. b.
Settle; phone 472.
COOK or homework by competent white girl
No laundry. Have best Of reference. s260,
care World.
ANTED--Posiiion by stenogrspher. about
six ycars experience: three in law. Phone
COMPETENT stenographer desires position
at once. Phone 1894 between and g.
WASTED Nursing confinement cases pre-.
ferred references. Phone 7155.
WANTED-Position BY motor mechanic.
PLon, 5985.
by compsteat woman as
book -eeper. Phone 43l7.J.
WANrED-Permaren position by young LADY
stenographer. Phone 2792.
WANTED-A position rs p, Is. y. operator,
experienced. Phone 5023-J.
PosirI0N-collecting. 2Ss South Kenosha
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17
SITUATIONS WANTED.

FROM $4,000 to $4,000 yearly with present
employers In five years demonstrates l have
brains and ability. Assistant treasurer and
in charge OF credits and collections OF a large
Chicago firm doing business all over United
States and Canada: experienced sales man.
ager; want TO locate In Oklahoma reason for
desiring change. II you want live wire
and can offer real opportunity address 4272,
care World.
EXPERIENCED lady stenogrnphcr, can
handle efficiently any limo, but prefer
legal department oil office or smaller law
office, conscientious and faithful perform.
view IL interested. Communicate World.
No. 1909
SITUATION WANTED Abstracter; several
years experience. Missouri and Oklahoma.
Or can handle general office work 'in tar% w,I.
son. Colorado Springs, Colo.
WANT position with producer or oil com
pany, ten years with one corporation in re-
filming gasoline and pipe limo department; ;
efficient, steady, married, have family age
ACCOUNT BO0KEEPER, "a years OF age,
married. desires position, good education,
over five years experience, efficient; salary
si.e with opportunity Address A2i2, care
" orld.
EXPEkTENCED engineer. gasoline and all
around oil field man, had Is years ex'
porience wants position IL salary is right,
leaving present location for lack of proper
schools and vste.e Care World, 42ll
YOUNG man with six years office exper.
iente wishes position with good company
with good chances for advancement. Ad'
drev box a29l. care World.
WANTED--Fcrmanont position by first. class
civil engineer Over draft age. VIII a
anywhere Address c. r., s05 East Madison
avenue phone 712, leila, Kan.
WANTED-'Position b. cont etcnt woman as
housekeepcr In Tulsa BY November /. Ad.
dress 900 East Commercial street, Spring.
field. Mo,
wANTED-Postion. auto mechanic with nine
years experience in repairing auto and all
electric appliance. can give references. G. D.
Kidd. Amarillo, Texas, olo Pierce.
YOUNG man with six years office expert.
cnce desires position with good company
with good ehauees for advancement. a2ei.
care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17

HAVE an opening for man who ia honest.
capable and industrious prefer ono with
previous sales experience will pay s25 per
week to the man who can make good one
bank and two business references required.
Address G. A, hudson, 693 Capital building,
Topeka, Kan.
WANTED-Experienced bookkeeper; one "a.
miliar with pipe line and refining accounts
preferred Answer In your own handwriting.
stating salary expected, references and ex.
perience. Address Box 1890 care World.
W.\NrFD-loung man l6 TO 20 years OF
age, living with parents, as office boy by
large corporation; excellent opportunity for
Advancement; give refer In answer Adj
dress World. No l2o6
WANTED-Young man bookk eeper, must
be quick. accurate and willing to work.
good chance for Advancement. Address Box
I2lS, care World.
MfN and women wanted TO learn the barber
trade, good pay, pleasant work; we guar.
sntee position Tulsa Barber college. III
South Boston.
EXPERIENCED porter wanted colored /;
must have good references: highest sal.
airy paid to right man. Apply TO Superior Con.
fectionery.
TWO or THREE Al automobile mechanics ;
best wages for good men; no other need
apply Eastern Auto Service, al8 South
Boulder.
BtRBER Y,u,cd, must be first.cisss, will
pay good guarantee Diamond Barber
shop, Sand Springs, OKLA II o, Gilbert
WANrED--N once. 81 frst,clas carpcn.
ters Apply in person. North Cincin.
natl. Union Pipe Co.
WANTED-Boy over 10 years OF age. Model
1" laundry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17

WANTED Experienced stcnographer; good
salary; state experience: also blOkkeeper
capable OF taking hold Of important work;
state experience. salary and references. Ad-
dress Box 42s0. care World.
WANTkD--Young ladies' TO learn telephone
work; no experience necessary. Apply
500 Pioneer building or call Miss Sengor.
Phone 1900.
MANTFD-FirSt.clss tailorcss as helper on
ladies' coats. must be experienced, TO un-
derstand to make tailor button holes. ala
Ono Bldg
WANTED Reliable girl for. moiherly
family, light work and kind treatment Phone
LADIES to take tho Battle Creek sanitarium
treatment for constipation and bowel trou'
BILE, nurse in charge. 500 Robinson building.
WANTED A lady cook for small lunch.
ton None but experienced need apply
WANTED-An experienced inspectrcss: also
two experienced maids, white or colored.
Apply TO housekeeper, Hotel Tulsa.
wASTLDIA good neat appearing girl for
l725 South boston. Phone SS55.J.
LADlFS' and mems suits cleaned and
pr'saod. 75c. American Cleaning
Tailoring Go. Phone 1882.
wANTED-Two colored dishwashers to help
in cafeteria. Apply TO matron, fourth
floor Pioneer building
CoL0RED WOMAN for general housework;
good servants quarters. 1901 South Nor.
folk Phone 1920.
WANrED-A girl over 10 years OF age to
work in drug store. Call at 1ll3 West
Park Place.
WANT ED-Whits woman, general house
work. good wages. ll5 North Denver.
Phone $3.50
WAN1ED-Girl or woman for housework.
some washing, 80 per week. Apply 504
West Ninth.
WAN1T. .D-Girl to do laundry pnd general
housework, no cooking 63l East
Twentieth
MAID to do housework In private family.
Apply at 1910 North Cheyenne at once;
good wages
WANTED Competent colored girl for gen.
ornl housework. 1915 South Boston;
phone $500,
WANT competent French instructor for two
people; prefer native; evenings. Phone
WANTED-Girl TO care for two children al
terroons, Call at 1899 South Detroit
WANTED--Someone to care for baby by
week. Address box G3s5. care World.
WANTED - Ten saleHladies at Tulsa Mer.
camille Co. at Third and Cincinnati
WANTED-A white girl for general house
work 1898 Admiral; phone 1857.
WANTED-A colored girl for general house.
work ll6s North Main,
WANTED-.A colored girl Tor general house.
work Call 3llI.
" .,NTED-waitress Brady cafe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17
IIonoxuoou Ovcr

"Ah, George" she sighed. "do you
remember how we used to sit on one
chair AT papa's?"
That Was all right at papa's. re-
piled the practical George. "but I'm
not going to forget that these chairs
cOst me good money"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

vOB sAI.T-Nsw gasoline plant, very best
make 1900 gallons, contract Al; has Just
started to run party vii isi Tor s1sooO2
oartiJs meaning business need apply, deal
must be consumnnted at once as seller needs
money shortly Address Box 4ses. care
BROKER or private party wanted who can
form q pool among fcw large inyestors
to build a factory in Tulsa which will earn
$50 per cent on 100000. Thousands Of
these places IN the c2un,iy are earning e., 100
BE party only. Address box 42ol, care
FOR sALE--iligh.e safe, seating capacity
nearly one hundred, on Main street In
ter Of the town; doing an average OF $500 per
day: no better location in Tulsa; good reason
for selling; win take $4,000 to handle bal
ancc terms Address box 42s6, care World.
F,.R SALE--fn Colorado Springs, an estab
lished garage business, equipped with elec.
tric charging plant; agency Tor popular car;
plenty Of business good reasons for selling.
Price reasonable Apply TO A; NJ. FoH, 74o
WILL BUY good lease; must be close to
production or will drill for interest.
ssn:idssrea' SHi:s w viii BE- at Hotel Tulsa Wed
nesday and Thursday. September 26 and a.
II. Hines. Nowata, Okla
OIL. leases. production and shares In oil
producing and refining companies bought
and sold on commission investments OF $500
and up solicited Sterling Investment Co,
Incorporated, 805.A South Main street
Room l2.
LUNCH ROOM for sale, nicely equipped, the
best first.class location on Main street:
this is bargain. phys over 800 a week
profit; will take $500 cash to handle; act
Vt once. Address Box t26G, care World.
FOR RENT-Four.room house, garage and
one acre Of ground, corner OF Twenty first
street and Peoria avenue, for $50 per month.
See Russ l.. Grant 5l4 First National Bldg.
Phone 2l60.
FURN1 SHED house, valuable corner. choice
location south side rented, making over
20 per cent income, offered cheap, quick
sale. Phone 6069
CLEANING. pressing and repair shop for
sale doing good business Harry 3.
Lewis, 3l4 North Main street Wichita, Kan.
NTED- Contractor to drill for an interest
l2o.acre lease which has now three offset
producing wells; proven field Call 1924,
FOR SAIE-Stock OF groceries and fixtures.
good location. Apply to w. A. Rayson.
Simmons building. Phone 7i42.
FOR sALE-Cigar stand in splendid loca-
ton parties leaving town. 1905, care
TWENTY THREE BARREL production for
sale. Address this office, Box 42g9.
FOR SALE--Studebaker seven passenger;
terms Phone 2055.
FOR sALE-suburban drug store. 113 West
Park Place.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17
PERSO\N Al.

GFNTIEMAN with 1900 or $500, would
ike to meet some one with like amount
to 40 some kind of business. Box 4J0O,
care World
WIDOWER middle age, wishes TO make the
acquaintance Of n widow between 35 or
40. mstrimony II suited. Address Box 42l4,
care World
CAPITALIST, Al, worth s350,000, would
marry widow or girl; honorable. 25aA
Minua street, San Francisco.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-furnished rooms for light
housekeeping and sleeping. 2l7 North
Boston.
SLEEPING room in strictly modern home
adjoining bath; private entrance. Phone
FOR RrNT-s Southwest room on second
floor. 1927 South Baltimore Phone
2os6, For one gentleman.
FOR RENT - Two newly furnished house.
=, k"ering rooms 1921 South Rockford.
For RENT-Front sleeping room, clean
sHd coy, wasing distance. private en-
trance no children. Phone as74
For kENT-one large sleeping room for
one or two gentlemen 72t South FL
TWO rooms for light housekeeping, nicely
furnished, furniture new. 30s East Eight.
eenth.
ONE large sleeping room for two or four
:, gentlemen, adjoining bath. 500 South
FRONT slecpng room, suitable for two, mod.
ern private home, Phone 7i06. $50 South
Wheeling
NlCE.Y furnished front room. suitable Tor
two. cosein. q2o South Detroit.
NEWLY furnished bedroom. adjoining bath.
g02 North ElSood. Phone ASIA.
SLEEPING rooms for gentlemen only. 500
North Cheyenne. Phone 273l.
FOR RENT--Three modern housekeeping
rooms. 3i0h South Madison.
WANTED-Refined lady for roommate. 023
South Detroit. phone 6353R.
ONE light housekeeping room for rent. 424
North Detroit. Phone 1870.
NICELY furnished room for rent, gentlemen
preferred. Phone 1895
TWO light housekeeping rooms furnished
1907 South Detroit
NICELY furnished south room for one per.
son. 6l2 South Main
TWO modern light houseke apine roooms.
40 South Maybcll
NICE sleeping room in apartment at 215
West Ninth ST.
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms. 43e
North Boston.
NICELY furnished sleeping room 603 South
Detroit.
MOLLY FURNISHED room in modern home
Phone 1904
TWO light housekeeping rooms at G10 West
fastor.
ONE modern Housekeeping room. rhone
552t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--13-piece Austrian gold band
china dinner set. half dozen cut-gfsss
turbiers, aluminium tea kettle, large oval
ersmei roast,r 233 West Eleventh
FOR SAIE-Furniture of eleven rooms.
$500, $3.50 cash. balance $25 monthly.
Mrs. Charles Wesner; Home Laundry. OH.
ton, Okla.
STRICTLY modern four-room house Tor
rent, party buying furniture, reasonable.
Ii North Lawton.
WE need more secondhand goods; will buy
anything and soil everything. Phone 658A.
Diamond Furniture Co
GET our prices on stoves before you purchase.
Jacobs Furniture company, 22i East First
street, phone 1910.
FOR SALE-Furniture, hardware and china
ware, good location. 204 East Second 81.
Phone 6ss7.
LARGEST size ehild's bed mattress and
springs; practically new; half price. Phone
694s.
FOR SALE-Cheap good piano and Circas-
sian walnut bedroom furniture. Phone
5l69.
FOR SALE-Lsrgest size bed mattress and
springs. practically new. Phone 694s.
FOR sALE--Quick meal gas range. 823
South Madison.
WANTED-Piano 10 use to sAvs storage.
Phone 5Ol6: best care.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17
HELP WANTED AGENTS.

AGENTS-si commission every call; grGet.
est household money saver ever invented !;
samples free Ovee Manufacturing company,
30 Oyce building. Louisville, Ky.
AGENrS-$60 weekly introducing wonderful
winter automobile fuel; reduces operating z
expense onothird; outfit free. l.. ballwey,
Dept. So Louisville, Ky.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED--Young lady tyist for
three hours each afternoon, cleri.
cal work and dictatl0n. Address
L. y. box 1909.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17

YOUNG lady stenographer, capable
Of doing simple office work. give
references md salary required In
first letter Reply. Box 42j5,
care World.