New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1919, Page 10

Room Apartment S R Al ready to move in May 1st. This is in a two family house on Lincoln Court and all you need is $600 Cash. The price is $6,000 and you can pay the balance in small month- ly payments. Act quickly or somebody will get this place ahead of you. The W. L. HAT! H CO. 29 West Main Street, Monday and Saturday Evenings DEREWSKI FEELS GRATITUDE TO U. 8. Reviews America’s Part in War Gives)Thanks For Add. Weil dinner in inter-Al- Hed mission to Poland tod Fan Paderewski, the Polish veviewed America’s achieveme ing the war and expressed the est gratitude. for America’s a Poland. “I knew Ameri '®olaid in the hoi fieed,” he said. E. R. Hitchcock & Go. Em— (New Dritain Book Bindery). PRINTERS BOOK BINDERS PAPER RULERS We Are Manufacturers of PRINTED GOODS. Commercial and Society Stationery Blank Books Loose Leaf Sheets and Binders, Index Cards and Guides Up-to-date and automatic equipment. 303 MAIN New Britain honor of the premie would not forget of her greatest ‘No sooner did we WE CLEAN EVERYTHING UNDER THE SUN Vacuum Clear ing, Houso Cieaning a Specialty. NEW BRITAIN WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY Oflice: Main Street: cphonc 888, ! and | : | working of freedom istance. the air to our : to breathe than America came <he sent not only food, but -also her people. I refer to members of the Untted States food administration and the Ameri Red Cross, whose tire- less workers are at tihis very moment wonders among our sorely stricken people.” M. Paderewski thanked the Polish- Americans present and also the Je and Poles in America, who were sponsible for the dispatch of stcamship Westward Ho with supplies for Poland. begin food NATUREOPATHY Gennine Natureopathy, with my im- equiprient cures all diseases, all other syitems fail. and cured becaus ) » of disease. Electr hydropathic treat- my patients without and my pr for atmenis are the most in the state NUINE proved cures when cures to stay moves the ca light baths and ments arve given additionai cost. natureopathic tr ble of DR. F. Naturcopathic St., s reason: COOMBS, Piny cor. hours, an; West Ma 1 to 8 p. Plumbers N(fil(}G Ticenses are due and must be renewed at the office of the Bom d of Health. The 765, DOUBIL FOR LODGE OR RENT 86 A WEEK. HEAT. Begley Block, ROOM OFFICE. STEAM MAIN ST. " ‘Ielephone 1555 g fi ofel Yashington 69-71-73 Lafayette St. Cor. Washington NEW BRITAIN, CONN. " ROOMS $1 AND UP American-European Only First-Class Patronage Solicited and Accepted Try Our 50 CENT LUNCH In Main Dining Room Served from 12 to 1:30 SPECIAL siled Chicken, TODAY Fr Corn mch Fried Potatoes. Fritters, or Coffec ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE » PUBTAC pleasure the formerly It gives ns great have purchased Framing business, Main strect. It is our intention to conscientions manner, and ning Saturday, April 5th Big Real Wall Paper Sa! Cent. to 40 per Cent on our entire An unusual opportunity a great saving of money. Yours for Service, [ Paint ing, serve the to inaugurat above husiness we wiil con duct stock of these conducted goods. at this scason. state that Tuterior we. the Decorat A. P. undersigned, Wl Picture by rsh at 46 iblic in a our posse ndefinite pe i and for an i e. 30 per Discount 1919 patterns included. to repaper your rooms at \n W.P.Occupin ].E.Johnson 46 Main St. Tel. 125-4. ; lSeconu FOR SALE the Hlighest-Grade Pianolas. Three of Steinway mahoginy; ad is i is as new ment co: sell it (or pianola, use it has rental. and instru- we will 88-note the only months’ this clegant S"S1.600 new: §1,000. Weber hoga perfect same new can 88-note Pianola, ma- very little used; is and guaranteed just the brana the is 81 one bought as a price be new one; 300: this for $800 Steck $8-note handsome Pianola: very mahcgany: in excel- lent conditio >at $1,000; just one-hulf ($500) buys it NOW. Theso a world- mak us un- ) Pianolas have wide rcputation which further commeri from necessary. The plain statement We are prepare pr and the selves tell the of 1 to verify, Pianolas them- story SEDGWICK-CASEY 139-141 Asylum $St., Hartford. { i Ji 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 will he interested in your propo- APPEAL. CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. To Tuesday, W ANTED-— vertising sition. ihat found paflum] 116 Arch et and ary and Clark’s factory, March T it the Toser, who can ill to the amount mone tained in the pockethook reward will be given ! 116 Arch stree the per: hook het landers F ; str ri to fford Tose ot Joseph Kol- bascement, 4- HELP WANIED-—TEMALR. R can (! complete in fo Coh SA A en, FOR LE—Auto running order hought hestnut at L irwell’s all in someol auto i, (0} i B Eight SALE. Have you lost a sum of¢ money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising. quantities and turned in at the Herald. Your money wilf surely remain in the finder’s 19 | hands if he does nct know who lost it. e FOR SALE. mobile, 0od tircg once f(! good treet -room shore cot- Woodmont ovements: a Beach, bar- 161 Aaron G. 1-5-6d distribute selling. - Ap- Ladies to Sal Monday, Al no m. TO KENT. TO RENT-—Dry, clean 32 Camp St. Tel 1 TO RENT—On Berlin hot water heat, g den and garage. place. storage 5 H5-1dx Toom ty, Boardman. street. six room near sta- FOR RENT—East Berlin, tenement; half acre land tion, church, school; $12.50 month. 1D} Dunham, Kensington. Tel. 92-4, 4-5-2dx w ANTED- Experienced lady and young man grocery Herald. cas clerk Fo LADI can grow in you W, Barn $80 from the products | flowering plants, which you -ard. Answer to- Botanical, 670, 4-5-1dx of 16 day, if interested West Haven, Conn. R Goo. William R roo:. SALE—Young d bargain | Plainy driving auick P horse. ille. sale ). Bo £-5-7 SALE— pleasant ns. land Easy t ingt on, Vil two Newly Only § erms. Conn. 250 for lage family painted. home: house. One one Dunham, lephone Ten acre week. Kens- 4. 4- F [oF. ANTED — bright Tel. Vine Experienced cook or young willing to learn. |, 1877, Mrs. ¥l. Pease, 191 street. 4-3-3dx girl H. heat; Bron- 4-4-2dx steam s FOUR-ROOM FLAT, adults preferred. Inquire NTED-—A competent housekeep- AR run can FC ,000 be s or Sunday. R mil sen . afte Thi nut street. SALE—I w00ks Saxon like new roadster: r 6 o'clock evenings | rd floor, 406 C(‘hest- -1d Maple 4-2-3dx Apply 22 Theodore St. Fe e Hill. NT—Furnished room for light ekeeping: first floor. 551 3-3dx w — A waitress and chamber- N. B. Gen. hospital. -tf A "ED- maid. Apply Don’t endanger the life of that pre- cious baby by using unknown or un- pasteurized milk i Use OUR PURE PAST eliminate ALL question or richness. | From selected sources of high qual- ity and THOROUGHLY PASTEUR- IZED in a modern creamery. OUR P \§TL ‘IZ[‘D MILK will satisfy the J 'E. SEIBERT & SON, 401 PARK STREET Televbhone 1934 Katureopathic Institute We Drugless Tth, SATE and MILK and of impurity treat Chronic Diseases by Methods. Open Monday, April 242 Main St., Rooms 8 and 9. RYBERG & WILSON, Nntul'eopaflb.l 'BERSON BROS. BRANCH OFFICE AT —297 MAIN STREET— (Mayor Quigley’s Office) ORDERS TAKEN FOR —COAL AND WOOD— L. O. Zetterman CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION D GRADING Connections Vance Street ‘Telephone 261 —152 ain, Conu SMALL F'ARM FOUND. Two-tenement house with every improvement. Barn, city water, elec- tricity, ! cow and 1 heifer go with place. H. N. LOCKWOOD, READ ESTATE AND INSURANCE. 407 CITY HALL. MARKET, for Chase and Sand- GO TO DOHERTY 106 Arch Street COFIEE; weunm. burn, La Turane, Boardman Star, Boardman B, Berry, Union Club. Autocrat, Martin Hall, Helco Brand, Seeman Best R’st. The best Beef. Chicken and F Lamb, Turk wl obtainable, eys I will town for pay better than anyone all kinds of JUNK second-hand furniture. L. ZELDES N 19 WILLOW STRE Tel. in and ‘NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Boston, Mass Chartered 1835—Began Business 1843 Seventy-five Years of Service P. CRONA, Agent Main Street Tel. 221-3 J. HOCHMAN! Buys all kinis of Junk and| -Hand Furniture. Telephone 1161- Dftice, 17 W. NTEL ompetent maid for gen- DR on LE. ater W pletely rent to Beau front, furnishe reliable atiful shore Pond d; for party cottage Point, or for to secure one of the finest locations on the West Shore. P. O. Box 461. Aaron G. Cohen, 4-5-6d eral housework. Mrs. T. H. Camp, sell street. Inquire evenings, ar No. 67 Rus- 4-2-6d cook and and wait- Plainville, 1-2-Tdx wo maids, chamberraaid Edwin Hills, Seda ning tires all good; than ter an, car, FOR SALE—$785 1916 mo very a new Motor Co. fully buys a dandy K el del; a smooth-run- economical to run; equipped: bet- cheap car. o w ANTED—Competent wages to right par corner Maple cook. Good Apply Stanley and’ Whiting -te FOR SA bull; 80 1 LE—Four also pigs weighing from each. Pi Norton. yearling 75 to Berlin. hone 6 14, MALE HELP WANTED- W Man with team or auto truck to deliver nursery stock in Smill 2 farm, yunham, New Good Britain this spring. Hasy job. pay. Write for particulars. ANTED. Burr nurseries, Manchester, Conn. 4-5-2dx ANTED—Experienced scorer. New for WANTED—. two rent, adults. vould consider | com- | rare chance | Cohen | 5-3d | Holstein | | nery, FOR SALE-—Property on Arch street. Oane single 11-room house, one two- tenement 12-room house; all im- provement large barn; plenty land for more house: Inquire Wm. Radil, 389 Arch St FOR SALE brood sows, 100 to 200 pounds e March and April. 25¢ Berlin Farms, Tel. 168. weight Farrow pound. 2-1-f per TOR SALE—Two farms, 130 and 66 aores; stock, tools and implements; 4 rmiles from New PBritain: near trolley. Sacrifice. H. S., Box 24, Beckl vy, Coan. 1-14-t¢ SALK-—3 and will at once. chamber all sold Inquire at 7 FOR mattress piece sprin be suit, tine cheap il 6 Church 1-5-2dx condition, taken street FOR SALE—Six second-hand horses weighing between 1100 and 1409 pounds. 19 Putnam street. 3-15-8dx Single room to gentleman. 45 Wal- nut street. 3-15-tf FOR SAL Eight lots on to $450. . Barnes, West Main E pay- Barnesdale. 4-2-6dx FOR SALE—Studebalker lent running conc FOR SALE strictly trolley six, excel< Wil sell for 18 Main. 3-28-1£, -Suburban residential Tel. 1486- Good cheap tion Je building section, lot; near 1-4-2dx Irving SAL derome ter, fruit (e) Six street. E telep and Corida FOR SALE oom square piano cottage ty, city second ’Phone i lectri Lot " 7( Price $ dx 00. - Ry 3-31-6d¥ FOR SALRE- condition hody. 2-ton Reo truck in good 0 All good tires, dumping Can be seen at 419 W. Main. 4-3-3dx oung pigs and Webster, F ling, 4-2-10dx shoats. Conn. Danijel FOR SALE—43 acre farm; 10 min- utes' walk from railroad station; a bargain. Tel. 1936. Inquire 437 Park St, New Britain. 4-3-6dx FOR SALE built J.J well trollexs Conn, 4-2-84 Seven room cottage, Five minutes from Fitzsimons, Kensington, N Six-room cottage on Linden street; all modern improve- ments; reasonable price. Thomas Ri- 276 Washington street, Tel. -31-5dx FOR FOR SALE: SALE—Younz heavy th horse by > Donnelly Brick Co. 4-3-6d FOR SALE—Bicycle, cxcellent condition. lots at “Overlook.” ¢ 325 Main street, building. slightly Also used, in building venings at Ieland 4-1-5dx FOR SALE—At, Mapile Hill, cottage, hot water heat fruit, etc., price $4,200, This is a bhargain. . C. Prentice,. 18 Asylum street, Hartford, or 'phone evenings, New Britain, 1335-5 4-1-6d4 6-room lot 76x16% FOR SALE—Farm acres, 50 tillable, 20 acr timber, balance hrook turc; apple orchard and fruit; house, barns, ice tool sheds, silo, cost more than $5,000. Enormous amount of good tools, including Dlows, hariows ators, ensil- age cuiter, corn ster, hay loader, litter manure spreader, small g engine and pump: also 15 horse gas engine. Ten pure bred cow three mules. Place will carry head ery- thing for $10,000. Not far from New Britain. R. B. White, White's Crossing, Plainville. 4-5-1dx about 250 wood and ered ps variety of house, hen- ete.; would of FOR SALE-—Kodaks, films and phota supplies. Arcade Studio. 4-4-3dx FOR SALE—Columbia talling machine Reasonalle Arch St., mahogams and records cheap. payments. Call 447 lower hell 4-4-2d¥ SALE—Ford runabout and truck; A-1 condition. ‘C 430 Main St FTOR Ford Lucas, a H, 4-4-6dx FOR SALE- Glant rabbits. Whiting St n“ blooded Flemish_ Thomas Dennis, 4-4 Britain Paper Box Co. 4- dior W ANTED—Cylinder press feeder in printing department of local man- utacturing concern. Apply P. O. Box 33, New Britain, onn 4-3-3ad WANTED—! —————— e VIL SERVICE IN ONE WEEK, Prepare for government positions.qguickly plete, $4; no e ticulars. Washington, Feder D. railwa tr: mail and other com- Write for par- rvice Institute, -11—3dx a, 1 utlery man Foreman. Expe- to take charge of making plain solid table knives and position. State Address Royal rienced for forge shop round handle fork Permanent wages expected. * WA galo nish; c. Plainville; Sharp’s w H. TED—Carpenter by ed; Culver, to build bun- contract; all material fur- call after 6 p. m, Westwood station. Inc., Norfolk, Va. 3-31-12d. Silver Mfg. Co., NOTICE f WoULD 1LIKE TO BUY one. two or Y Berl dres: Wanted— keeping: in s car line; Laurence Belain, City. to 4 rooms for Jight hou:se- centrally located or no children. Southard, on Ad- Hotel 4 4dx three flats with five to eight rooms, each flat all furnished. Herald, Box 2B. 4-5-6dx for ‘WANTED-—A rent, two adults. four or five rooms, Box 2A, Herald. 4-4-3d ou are almost certain to find the pattern that you want for your spring suit in our lacge assortment of patterns. We would like to make your spring suit to your me ure and we will gladly trust if you cannot space the entire amount at once. Bart Tailoring C: 140 Main St., over Hallinan's bak- Because of recent death in family, young single man a half years would like to hear vate family gooul trustworthy wh to go anywhere plie Box will 20X, be Heral experience treated a three and driving, from some pri- is in need of a chauffeur. Willing Referenc All re- confidentially. 4-4-2dx with o d. . 4-4-2dx A PAINTING shap, Office 204 59 -3-tf UTOMOBILE Elm street. Arch St. Tel. WANTED—Rent May and child. 1 Famil Box st. of 4 or 5 rooms by y of 3. Two adults 94, Herald. 4-4-3dx H were are you ow about that going to build? What gara, you WANTED—Amateur printing. Arcade Studio. developing and 4-4-3dx going to do about that roof that needs shingling; are you afraid of high price; Don’t ~ worry, Pike has arrived in New Britain with his low prices and first-class work. See my work 106 Lincoln street. Let me figure on vour futnre work. Satisfaction guarantced Write or phone L. Pike, 24 Pumam street, Harvtford, Conn. W Painting and paper hanging TR rrrrTT— Beaver TED-—You must have cleaner t need clea 1 T terial 140 for elderly Jady helpless matism. M month ain St t Dental each Dr. ~Good Remu Address M. S., livery, New Rritain New that eeth and Specialist in the tooth from bac- H. Dickerman, isritain, Conn. o know you you D. Plainville, with rheu- hnmn in neration General De 4-2-6dx | hoard Wall on Thompson Co., 106-2. 4-1-tf and canvas ceilings. paper displayed at your home request. The U. Arch street, Tel. LOSy WANTED—To 10 or 15 rooms, Box 30, Herald. buy house, Address rooming central. FURNISHED ROOVIS. hursday morning, rimmed spectacles in case to Cora Beale, 428 light shell Ple: We hou 1457 "r\xv» FURNISHED ROOMS for light \ 32 Camp St. Tel. | 4-5-1dx » L Waterr D. on gols 1 pen bearing init band; left on gla lobby Thursday ev Hartford, Conn Div 4-5 ST J. M desk in T John M 0. Clerk, 1dx Doyle, Registry LOBT—Tortoise shell glasses, coming out of Fo theater. Ples 1 Two 1 )RTABLY Maple St. 74 FURNISHED room | Tel. 1472-2 Il 4-5-3a ] rooms, family. Herald. 29R furnis Gentlem in private | preferred. Box | 4-3-3dx | shed en 292-3. 4 LO T.OST- )ST—White English setter dog; ot hrown spot near tail ard. Re turn to C. R. Witte, East St 4 re | 5-1dx < made out ] turn to 32 f camp St | 4-5-1dx 1 Government pay John Shaul. Camp street to Please or phone LARGE elect snitable fury Bed rooin 2 gentlemen conveniences. All Tel isk tric 20 ned and p: or AM-H light a two rooms on Main street. arlor connected for for man and wife Box 20C, Herald, 4-3- FATED nd running 19 ront room, vater, Court street. 350.00 per | 4-5-2d 1 "~ FOR SALE NEW -FAMILY HOUSE ON BELDFEN STREET. IMPROVEMENTS, H. D. HUMPHREY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANOE, MAIN ST, ROOM 203, Open Saturday and Monday eve nings. ¥ LOANS NEGOTIATED, ALL MODERN Here’s a cottage for only $3, 200—Owner is to leave town—It is in the Belvidere Section—You know you couldn’t build very far with $3.200 today—This looks * & like a good chance. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 MAIN ST. PHONE 343 ROOMS 305-6 BANEKE BLDG, © TYPEWRITERS All Makes Sold, Rented, Repaired and Exchanged We Are Agents For THE CORONA The Personal Writing Machine. Let us tell you about this machine, l!ew Britain Typewriter Exchange ] MAIN FOR SALE 3 Tenement Stanley St. Cottage Belden St. 3 Tenement Daley Ave. 2 Family Rhode St. Agents Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. E. N. SMITH & CO. 276 Main St., Commercial Trust Bldg. Phone 1116-4 A bargain, 6 room cottage all improvements, in a desirable location. ,000 is the price. Call and see us at once, Schultz & Costello, Inc. 242 MAIN ST.