New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1919, Page 10

e Cohen Mo Announce STREET Batteries fotor Gompany Opening of Showroom, 86 Arch St. JANUARY 6TH Featuring the OLDSMOB.LE The Perfected Car backed by twenty-one vears of success. omy and efficiency it is just what you have waited for. guarantee of one year. Luxurious six and eight cylinder, open and closed inspection. An added feature will be our repair department, specializing on the attention needed for the modern car. A.F. COHEN AhT\ A BOW Ll'\(. ALLEYS. Church Street. For Your Amusement. Storage and Acces Repair Work a Spec 138 Avch MARKET —— FOR SAT ple st side; 1ents DOHERTY Tet One in the mproven of the 1416 mnd H. N. LOCKW Real k2 Try Us For e SPERRY & BARNES GOODS AND HEINTZ VARIITIES WANT THE CASH? Cash paid for Liberty I or partly paid up, book accounts, T What 1 €01 M Local time. also on cverdne s, notes, oo, Address, I New Hay wanted s00d remun ve you? iley Bldg. ent ancial, 420 MAIN Conn. STREET S noIc Livery Cars for Hire, Storage, 3 ARG G.abs and Au omo‘n e Insurance SCHULTZ & COSTELLO | (Yo corporated.) For Pnate ) 232 MAIN STREET TTAIN, CONN. Does Designing and Buil of SPECIAL MACHINES Dies, Jigs and Fixtures, Automobile Parts and JOBBING OF ALL DESCRIPTION, 200 East Main St., over Morrin’s Garage. jing e — el Tel, 481- | Large | | was re For speed, econ- Backed by a generous mdels. We solicit your precise A. L. ROTHSCHILD HEARINGS CONTINUED. Chamber of Commerce Getting View on Uniferm Closing Hours, or of commerce ened to the the department ten cent fternoon pparel, ommit- represe furniture m z00ds, md millin rep n stores, and vesterday stores and cloak wo p. the dry lady's suits store rom each group a ached in both confere schedule which recommend to the uriform they com- plan conference is for men follow Ty lines find it easier scuss their hour of opening and ing than if the meeting wa rosed of varied kind of busin of proy succe whose rly intere the e s o MANNING’s GARAGE Automobi Repairing practical exper TICK MOTOR CO. ¥ starting syste I Wil perts Rear 168 arch St Buy ali kinds of Junk and second hand | i. Zeides, 19§ iumlture. - ( Wfl ow “t. T8l Dal- Williams Aute Co. Office and ¢ ner\‘/..ce. Station, 287 Eim St Ung rooms, $4.00. Alry, singl WANTED: n fgnition and SATURDAY, .D, JANUARY 4, 1919, The Classified Columns are vour agents—the penny ads reach hundreds in the city every week night and the chances are that several read- ers out of the hundreds wiii be interested in your prepo- sition. CA SH WADVANCE MINIMUM CHARGE 10 Have you lost a sum of money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in at ke Herald. Your money wil* surelv remain in the finder’s hands if he does nct know EACH INSERTION. | Wholostit. HEDP WANTED—-MALE. WANTED., FOR SALE. men to book or- and oraame Reliable WANTED—T¢ or fruit trees improveme shrubt « ay adult I Knight & B New York Stat ne 1S lox H, ment z00d Herald weekly = D, Newark, nd cook 7 Arch St. good live man to take | « popular and medium-priced automobile. Addross | P. O. Box 681, Hartford, Conn | 1-3-24 | | i and women to rod offi write for siness Colle or An press WANTED man punch capable nes: experienced and evelet lanning and state fully and we on | machine | setting up rience, md posi- | of York G mac 'hxmrH 5, pected > for Boston, 1-1-3d | TO RENT. Superintendent; Tenement of four 10 years of St. All improv of managing order 1 familiar with syste Assistant 10 to rooms nts 4-2dx man who is department m of manufacturing metal parts, who lu some mechanical education \wml | have supervision of the Order I partment and of the quality of the product manufactured. Appli- cants please apply in own hand writing, giving full details positions filled, and position occupied, and 1. Location Je niture. Addrs Johnston age, Threc rospect street rooms in baseme FOR RENT 1ree all conveniences. desirable rooms; 18 Camp St to . present salary de- City, Metal . TI. Baxter, Jersey City, 1-2-3dx. INT-—Five roon all improvemen trolley. Apply to the lanking & Realty Co., 193 St. 1-3 floor, Home TO RENT-—Five rooms in new hot A1l modern improvements part of city. Inquire to genera Main. Call 21 day. Apply Mrs = - ~ Hart and Vine. | T NT—A 5 room apartment 1-4-3d A1l modern impro - ments, steani. Inquire 1. Wex pply Hart St. Phone 1766 MALE. girl do by the bie, corner WANTED-—A kitchen girl A 1542 housework | sD—Four or five room Mrs, R s 1 cond floor preferred; Adult family. Box 11XX tene- arth ‘WANTED- center. H q, Young lady for position in local office. Box 10, Herald Office, stating perience and salary expected. i “washing s family LOST—A yellow St. Bernard dog; answers to name ‘“Roy.” Re- turn to D. Hagan, 367 Lincoln. Re- war ne 2069 Woman for large ia small 9} l)hHuh \( :!é on willing to go south for winter. dress P. O. Box 1011, New Brithin. 12-26-t1 Denby, 1916, Since New v terrie s to name f returned to Wellington St. maltese of “Billy Mrs. O City FOR SALE—One-ton real good condition; two-ton chain- | T 3 ard, a bargain; Mitchell, thorot 7-passenger Dodg andard Tire and Au ((v4 0. d Seymour Sts 1 WANTED—Girls for chines stitching me mercial Shirt Co.,266 Hockman hu ure. Tel. 1161- | NOTIC of fu Il kinds operating s shirts Arch ma- Com- NOTICE—Frederick F. Piano instruction Studio, Block, Room 40 Harmon. 1-3-3dx ANNOUNCEMENT Samuel H violin a4 soloist NOT Live and dead automobile furniture storage terms very 1 and instructor | returned trom | I"und Concert | anc ntly the Government War Tour thro assachusetts, d Tire and Auto Cc sumes violin ng. Being a pupil and Seymour stre ot Franz Mielke, Hartford ( er i lephone 382. Paige dealer. tory, and Herm Zahnlaiter patrons are a d of a thorou Tel. 1299- No. h Main s | rec on- re vacuum ¢ day TElectmic dollar per ers Telephone 1-3- course Studio rent 2079 ]That Gmiilest Feeling | CAN'T PLAY “THouT A CADDY- No FUN- HE'S A FINE Guy w~oT To HAVE Lo%«so I've A NoTyors Vo GIvE LP Twe DEA oF PLAVING Tooavy »e:g “ouve ot WELL - \ SPbS! we CAN CARRY OUR own BAGS —~ BUT ME OUGHTUV ARRANGED For CADDIES BEFORE WE STAQTED ouT 1Y) il Il room § Main St ¢ a4 V/fi{ 1 | FOT 1-4-tf. | also ac- | 12-18-tf AINT THere AnY PROSPECT. oF ANY CADDIES SHOWING (P! ,,,u,fi[y/w & il ,[1 v (e ” FOR SALE : good repair Arch St One second P hand wW. ive two Mvnvn FPorestyille,, Conn ront hy .m 1t )0 will buy them FOR SALE. ] 2 | \ | 2. For partic » Bristol, Ct 1-3-8d car | Car can be tion. 1-4-6d, | ' FOR SALE—Dining Room furniture. A1 condition. onable if taken at once. Phon 1-2-3dx. ulars | FOR SALE 00 Wind Would lorses. Hill Two horses, 1,2 1bs. and work in all harne make first class delive Grogan and Hatfield, Cedar Farm 1-2-3dx. Libe or War Stav 1eee pu rty Bonds "elephone FOR SALE | piano: tone. ete and once St. FOR SALE—Ford coupelet in best of shape, $ Also late model Dodga roadster € new, $57 R C Phone 2 Hallett & Davis upright good condition, first-c S§ It= a high-priced piano a bargain: m movin AW At sell for $150. 135 W st bell, Plainville. Te Plainville FOR SAT T records FOR SALR trolley line Britain $1,900 ince sto six house ehy to New Pricd Bal- room Tking good condition not with horn St., 1st bell hine and latest Inquire 447 feet down on tim 3 Ct | FOR SALE—Barred Leghora cockerel for E. M. Stapies, 97 gentlemen. Also| 1479.2, 1-3-2dx% Court St. Tel. | ) 5 1-3-2dx and White breeding, Bassett St suitahle | small 2006-23 two 19 for roam FOR SALE and sleig nd double wagons be hought for half price by quick buyer. J. Hockman, street, Tel. 1161-15 1-4-tf. ROOMS—Light hml.«o»’ hs FURNISHED entrance. Central Brick Block. 8-family, of North Sts 2-famil, Look the and Frame Block, 7-family, corner All First Class. Pays 10 pe ent. 12 rooms, Lincoln St. Price 87,000, H D. HUMPHREY ATE AND INSURANOCE, 272 MAIN S Flm and Rent $720. REAL ROOM 208. || Two Family House on Cherry street for sale—Big yar& 65x175 feet—Fine fruit trees yield $125 worth of fruit a j\year, Six rooms to a tenement.—McClintock St. rent $13. | CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. * 272 Maln stroot 365 Bank Builaing. TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Sold, Rented Repaired. and Exchanged Typewriter Supplies. TYPE WRITER EXCHANGE 72 West Main Street. NEW BRITAIN Tel. 612. SN (rM VERY SQRRY SIR -BUT HERE. AINT NO MORS CADDIES— 1f YOou HADDA WARNED me YA WAS A cormin’ WiTH YeER FRINDS | CoulDA HAD CADDIES HERE FoR Y& BUT You DIPMA FEEex T o THE DAY YoU DRAGGED Three FRIENDS OUT To "YouR COURSE" AND FIND THERE ARE NO CADDIES To BE HAD BECAUSE You FAILED To PHoNE OUT B THE CLUB AND ARRANGE FOR THEM, 7’3”,56}/,7? 00?&!](}_-;]‘ 1918 NEW YORK TRIBUNE L%}