New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1919, Page 12

R oot — T S P VAT CASH IN ADVANCE. 1} CHARGE 1 ONE CENT A WORD EACH NSERTION. — | . Have'you lost a sum of || money? Glasses, Pins and | Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in at iire Herald. Your money wil’ surely remain in the finder’s hands if he does nct know who lost it. ssified Columns are nts—the penny ads R hundreds i the city y weelk night and the jances are that several read- Brs out of the hundreds wiil be interested in your prepo- sition. TMALE. TO RIENT- For: sare. HEDP WANTED—MALR, An experienced teno- Five room Apply, statin Herald YOUNG are Sixteen and government M eligit mail over, rail $ month., particulars regarding . | ninations, write to Raymond FOR SALE-~Pigs, all si Terry (former Civil Service exami- corner Oak and Nortl ner) 504 Continental Building; W ington 2-1-4dx™ reriene modern t Main mpr Phone 2 for clerlks, @irl who can Top light houseworlk Phone 1474. TO RE room HARD WOOD FOR SALI lengihs to suit and delive dr Alexander Bruce, WANTED: i e City Advertisement 2-3-4d experience, Maple Hill, Newin with lot chicken housc quick buyer. 1333-5 . rooms. work all . » location. Box 2 — - — 1 B i 1- competent FOR SALE x room hou ruit, berric 14,700 to a rentice, Phone The Regisir: City of New Br in their office in ( 1 { on Friday j o'clock noon — ; Friday, I HED ROOMS. - 2 5, o'clock noo N 2 E. \the purpc d "of the 1 Red Britain Voters of the in session Room 102, 1919, from 12 until 9 p. m., and on 14, 1919, from 12 ntil 9 o'clock p. m., for making an enrollment oters o City of New or the nomination of candi- ; h 46. |dates to be voted at the town and i ] 1-2dX ' city election to Tuesday, ~ = April 8, 19 the pres- FOR SALE—Crawford range: excel-| ang list o° : stration lent condition; gas attachments ! : 91 Harrison St. 2-1-1d | WILLIAM ZL FOR SALF tcres of land at $2 I OMIBSET per acre nding wood. “C. L. ['Feb, 1, Barnes, Barnesdale. 2-1-3dx | Bay rgain. in ary FURNISH rooms; Furnished and High | WANTED—For femporar ROOMS voung lady typist and stenograj Isdwin Hills, Plainville, Conn position, well g arg furnished heated. 29 4 Five South Address P. FOR SALE Slean) Heas. 0. Box n | and to | FURNISHED ROOM 3 o) Modern conveniences. .\ vNothi Set Aside Uncut in Price Save 15 to 25% on Your Fur- niture Purchase this Month The stage is set—regally set—for the great 1919 February Furniture Sale; and we've endeavored as never before to give our customers the furniture they want at the prices they want to pay. To name the lowest prices on furniture built to resist time has always been the rule of this house, and if you wish to re s GLER, SMITH, 20 1919 Registrars. Jofin Pinches & Sors CABID | WANTED. 11 Wall | z = WANTED. waoman with child 2 1-2 years old, housework in fam- — ily of two or for widower. Addre Box 11B, Herald | 2 WANTED—Real returned over training. man to clean ug FOR SALE street big b 967-3. horse, big horse, ! Dorfman, Tel. 2.1-6dx D. 3y LOST FOR SALE and onion for quick sale. pound. Carl street. F'ine apples, oranges | Price very reasonable Also beans, 12 cents | TURES Schwarf 107 Glen ,Next to N. B. -1d | ~—Malacha walking stick silver handle, between Judd's and Madison street, Saturday ni Reward. G. 17 M STORE FIX- . RAL JOBBING e Corporation, Corbin Place. Phone 41 or 1436-; T er—————— RUDOLPH F. EHRLER work desir as sold Herald, Chambers, Box 1 2-1-2dx college FOR SALE—Patent. vestment. Can be for smali amount. particulars address A. Herald. A profitable in- manufacturea For further Box LOST—A small baby carriage wheel between Arch street and Webster Hill. Return to 170 Arch St WANTED—Two rooms for light car line in New or three furnished keepi on Address add such furniture to your home, and at the same time save money then this sale affonvs you the LOST—Saturday. shoes. Phone of ladics ward pair 20. R tan op- Jas. J. Graham, 92 Plainville. FOR SALE—12 brood sows, 100 to 200 pounds h. TFarrow VIOLINIST— INSTRUCTION ‘ Residencg,—li 9 Hart St. Phone 1311-3 c per pound. 168. 2-1-tf March and April. 28-6dx Berlin Ifarms, Tel. portunity to do both. We own at old prices two huge floors of furniture backed by a large warehouse full, ) ———————— and to duplicate this stock would cost us at least 25% A NOTICE. above the February Sale Prices. Attend this sale | ~omicE with the utmost confidence; you may bank on finding the furniture exactly as represented; dependable in construction, handsome in design and the lowest in price you've ever found such qualities. NMENT CLERK Connecticut, M h women clerks neceded, 200; 1. Hun- $1,000- unnecessary; government for f (former Civil 504 Continental ing, Washington. Tanel top wagon. In- 2-1-5dx Electric dollar per $1 experience women desiring new. 1-29-4dx Terry SAWS SET call for peteat,” 2 | 1) AND SHARPENED. Will and deliver. Addre fom- Herald dx One horse, - Olson, Dwi To hoard a y in a good P Apply, giving part Box 18B, Herald. five 1 Lf O Zetterman | WANTED. a chance Parents to give their for future su s, S them now at the Connecticut B ness College, 163 Main. v &ifi 14 | \ E CONSTRUCTION Ea hi i i CXCAVATING AND GRADING i e » and Water Connections ‘ OVERLAND AGENCY, | | EEWER WORK DONE JUST RIGHT P. C. McINTYRE, Work Tonight, young men ¢ hose, 2 pairs fo - —advt. shoes at Residence—152 Vance Street, Britain, Conx Telephon Sterage and Accessorles, Repair Work a Specialiy. 139 Arch St WANTED: house or ern improv S Works New Crepe de Chine and Georgette Waists styles, Long's.— | e e Opened MILLINERY Rooms, DOBERTY ™ MARKET | semasr o2 nacon e it weoe | UpSAirS @i 166 Main Streef, ; Opposite the Turnout MRS. C. M. STARR sizes in et s Phon: yer, Water and Cess ‘ontractor. "heerfully offic Wash- ngton S, Phone 99-3. Main St. Miiee 11 Main St.. Plumbing Store of . P, Buru Specialist 20 Y February Clearance of White Shirt Waists $1.00 Waists for . . $1.25 Waists for . . $1.50 Waists for . . $1.75 Waists for . . $2.00 Waists for . . Estimates on above Home WANTED—Any kind of repair work; masonry, painting. Do it ing rush comes. Phone 1186-12. 1-29-6d - WANTED! EVERYBODY, whether or not you to attend the United Hall, ill be held in Booth’s hall in street VERMONT TURKEYS NATIVE FOWI, FRESH SPARERIBS FRESH PORK TENDE Sewer Stoppages. ruso at the Lyceum, Mon- | | Wednesday.—advt. at Morans'.— rs’ Exporicnce. Victor records FOR SALF One of the pleasantes. single homes . 11 rooms, with all| ha nd two extra lots and, = J. HOCHMAN | Buys all kinds of Junk and Second- | mana Furniture. Will pay 2%ec for lin the east { improvemer | varn. | H. N. LOCKWOOD. Day and Night IZeal Estate and Insurance City Hall | latest $4.95 to $6.50 New Black Satin Skirts with sash, DO YOU § REMEMBER How you praised your friend s Christmas photo? Show your friend that you meant it by having the photo framed. Let us frame it. Open Evenings. 420 MAIN STREET are a Forester, Forester ar at Turner I3 fosi Hire, Tonight. Admission 15 cents . Supplics and Repairing. WHY NOT A GOOD HOME FOR YOURSELF OR A BRICK BLOCK TOR WE HAVE BOTH FOR SALE. H. D. HUMPHREY - AND INSURANCE, 272 MAIN ST., ROOM 208. 69c 79¢ 98¢ ] $1.19 $1.25 Ladies’ Trimmed Hats NOW AT JUST HALF PRICE. . e - f’ 'MARION’S GARAGE 961 North Stanley Street. ! | Auto repairing of all kinds by expert. | Storage ] Telephone 116115, BUY INVESTMUNT REAL ESTATE Pleasure Cars Just Listed—Three family house on Stanley sh"eet i M. H?;]I;;G -’&STER right near Whiting—Splendid location—Near growing | il sl | factory district—See us. i | CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. | OHRNSTEDT'S PHOTO EST. TWill Buy all kinds of |69 Arch St. { Junk and second hand ' - | furniture. 1. Zeldes, 19 Willow St. Tel. 557-14 | Tel. 1939 \prr—— shirred top, “‘HE BUSY L STRICTLY FRESH EGGS - 59¢ / DOZ and fancy pockets, 272 Main street SO5 Bank Ruivas Special $5.50 February COATS, SUITS, FANCY SKIRTS, PETTICOATS. Quigley's ¢ | ORDERS TAKEN | —COAL AND WOOD— ‘ ALL MAKES Sold, Rented Clearance of Repaired. AR AR B Telephone 1555 fiflt?‘ Washington 69-71-73 Lafayette St. Cor. Washington NEW BRITAIN, CONN. ROOMS $1 AND UP American-European Only First-Class Patronage Solicited and Accepted Try Gur 50 CENT LUNCH In Main Dining Room Served from 12 to 1:30 SPECIAL TODAY LOBSTER SALAD MAYONAISE 75(: FR. FRIED POTATOES Served in Japanese Tea Room and Exchanged Typewriter Supplies. NEW BRITAIN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Tel. 612. 72 West Main Street. Van Camp's Evap- orated Milk, 14¢ can Agents for BUTTERICK TO RENT—Light housekecp- FEBRUARY DELINEATOR AND UNG QUARTERLY NOW READY— TRADE AT The Gurran DryGoods Co. 381-383-385 Main St. ing rooms, $4.00. Airy, single 422 Main st. Baker's Cocon, 20¢ room $2.25. box r— A B R T . TR e . M R S O ™! Go to SCHULTZ & COSTELLO, Inc. For FIRE INSURANCE Twenty Years Experience 242 Main Street Sweltzer Cheese (ex- tra fauncy), 65¢ 1b. Sage Cheese, 450 1b, RUSSELL BROS. 301 MAIN STRE CHESTNUT STREET round the Corner from Maln AUTO RE- i A SPECIALTY TEL, v New Britain