New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1919, Page 16

$ discl HARTEORD, CONIN. STORE GLOSED ALL DAY 00D FRIDAY will pay better than anyone in town for all kinds of JUNK ' and second-hand furniture. L. ZELDES 19 WILLOW STREE Tel. 557-14. $4,000 Buys ]olm Swingle’s Farm ., FORESTVILLE, PUBLIC AUCTION Empire Moving Picture Theatre with Equipment NORTH MAIN STREET, BRISTOL,. CONN. 2:30 SATURDAY P. APRIL 19TH, 1919. BEST MOVING' PICTURE | CITY (TN THEsSTATE. AT o, BIRCH § Coops, 34 acres, Chickens, Wag- Ducks, House, Barns, Tools, Cows, and Horse, b ——————————— — ons, be Pigs, SEALED PROPOSALS ceived by the:State Hizhway Commis- sioner, Fourth Floor, West Ind, State Capitol, Hartford, Conmecticut, until 2 p. m., Friday, April 28th, 1919, for the following sections of State in accordance with plans and file the offic will re- Don’t Cost Anything to Look at It. e p— ALL FARM FOUND. Two-tencment house with every improvement. Barn, city water, elec- tricity, 1 cow. and 1 heifer go with place. H.N. LOCKWO09D, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. 407 CITY HALL. 'BERSON BROS. BRANCH OFFICE AT —297 MAIN STREET— (Mayor Quigley’s Office) wor sspecifi- the at cations on in of State Highway, the following plac TOWN OF MANCHESTER: About 3270 feet of bituminous macadam on Deming Street. Plans and specifica- tions the office of M. Benton, rk, Manchester. Conn. 7 BRITAIN, Nli\\'. AND FARMINGTON: About | 6979 feet of concrete, topeka, war- renite or asphalt on Stanley Quarte; Road. No plan scifications at th oMice of R.W. Stevens, £08 Main Sty | Hartford, Conn All bids must be accompanied by a surety company bond or a certified than one-third of the This State Highway reserves the right to all bids. Commissioner and INGTON ORDERS TAKEN FOR —COALL AND WOOD— J. HOCHMAN 'Buys ali Kinds of Junk - and | Second-Hand Furniture. Telephone 1161-15. t any and fDated at Hartford, April 9, 1919. Connecticut, C. J. BENNETT, STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSIO 3 FOURTH FLOOR, WEST END, CAPITOL,: HARTFORD, CONN. SERVI[]E MEN'S COLUMN| m need work? 1 ged soldier or sail of the Tumn below is offer free of charge. See that your quali- fications arc outlined like the sample below and bring in your ad together with your discharge papers, of service. Employers are urged to get in touch with the advertisers in this column by mail. through the Herald Office. Sample—John Jones, age 27, former private Co. I, prefer outdoor work Has had experience as auto mechanic, Write care of Herald Do The Classified Columns are vour agents—the penny ads reach hundreds in the ecity every week night and the chances are that several read- ers oul. of the hundreds will he interested in your propo- sition. ONE CENT A WORD e ————————————— e T,O0ST soldier wishes hookkeeper or = position as general office Returned typist, BIG STORE| Raphael’s Dept. Store STORE OPEN TILL NOON TOMORROW GOOD FRIDAY BENJAMIN BROTHERS PHOTO 308 Main Street ter STUDIO Telephone 551-4 and Graduation (2 CONSTRUCTION AND GRADING - Sewer and Water Connections Residence—152 Vance Street New Britain, Conn, clephone 261 —NOTIC FRANCIS P. MAY VIOLINTIST Fox’s Theater, Has openings for a few serious pupils. 344 Broad St. ‘Phone 136-1 WE CLE. EVERYTHING Gutters, Leaders, Furnaces, Roof and Stove Repairs. Also General Tinning and Roof Painting. W. H. METCALFE TEL. 228-2 120 WALLACE ST. One Oakland Teuring Car %.)0 One Velie Touring Car .. .. One Studebaker Touring Car Ont New Saxon Touring Car One Used-Saxon Six Touring Car M. IRVING JESTER 18 MAIN STREET PHONE 2109 STUDEBAKER AGENCY & ASI,IOO $650 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. | New Britain Typewriter Exchange TEL. 612. W. MAIN ST, 3 i e i I E. R, Hitchcock & Co. NDER THE SUN Vacuum Clean- caning a Specialty. 'Tf\ s in please re- | 4-16-2dx felt | H. R. 4-15-3d FOR Red SALE—Selting eggs and W. Leghorn the. only 3 Guernsey co little, 265 Farming LOST—A sum street store. turn to Herald. LOST—In RO layin also) of from Finder Re Britain, leave money will ard. Teavy keep H G Ave. Kind to et Doo- large at - m Phane Finder Walker Co. Fertilizer and lime, 1, B, White's Crossing. . 4.11.gq FOR S Whit cates on ng here 9 p. Return to Herald O vard 4-15-3 e r— ok 8 stock cer trolley arri FOR SALE-—Ford coupe shape; good tires: self starte clectric lights. Newly painte bargain. Phone 1263 or Box 34x Herald. 417 1d% rtford RENT-—Ten cul- tivated, part hay, 30 apple cluded. Alsa house and Near car, school and church. Dunham, Kensington. Tel. ¢ part trees in- tenement i, esS1and TOR room hous two acr $2 Racky Hill Ave. 4-15-3dx —————————————— SALE—Eight of land, barn, NTED. I' WANTED—Will pay up to $60 month for modern rent in house. Adult family. Addre No. Herald | WANTED— By lady of ‘refinement, position as housekeeper for widow- er. Can furnish best reference. State full particulars in answering ad- vertisement. Box 35AA, Herald Of- fice TO RE light housekeeping room. All mode 19 Court st NT—Kitchen and bedroom for also large front lm\'xm‘ »ments. TO RENT-Tenement on Berlin street. Inquire 212 Main. John Ran- som. 4-16-2¢ FOR RENT-—Small furnished buug low for May, June, September and October. Mrs. R. H. Stephenson, Plainville. Phone 146-3 WA experience. ald Offic Bookkeeper with store Address Box 5XX, Her- §-15-6dx 0 NTED—Furnished apartment of parlor, bedroom ‘and bz if possible, in western- section of city. - Address Box 27, Herald Of- fice. 1-16-2d TO RENT—One seven froom tenc- ment, second floor; ane nice front office room and two rooms suitable for offices or light housekeeping. Sovereigns Trading Co. 4 381 West M Mrs. Henry 4-11-6d e ———————————— FURNISHED ROOMS. WANTED—Return load from Bos- ton; also one going to Boston or vicinity. Tel. 887-3 4-16-tf T—Garage, TO S .25 a month. WANTED—By nurse, furnished room, light housekeeping privilege, of telephone in private’ Ame family. Address Nurse, Herald fice. 4-16- front Tel of- Bade 3dx 19-1 4-16-3dX | WwANTED—A tenement of 4 rooms in good location. One garage preferred. Two in Address Box 34AB, Herald. 4-16-4dx TO RENT—Furnished room in private family. or b with family. running 4-17-1dx FURNISHED ROOM to rent: water. 28 Court St. WANTED—Tenement of four or rooms, modern improvements, young couple. No children. dress Box X21X, Herald Office. sl TO RENT— surroundings. 3 or without board. ed room, pleasant A five with by Ad- dax HELP WANTED—¢EMALE. NTED—Girl to wait on table. perience unnecessar: B. Lunch, 348 Main street. -16- WANTED—Loads for truck from Bal- timore or Philadelphia; from New- ark or vicinity to from Mineola, Long Island, * New York. Capacity & tons, rooms furniture. G. Fhone 961. WANTED—Small private party. Box §A, Herald. 3d Maid for general Vine street. house- 4-16-tf WANTED—Competent girl for gen- eral housework. 165 West Main St. 4-15-3a car from Chevrolet 4-15-6dx touring Dodge or of five rooms Box A3X. 4-11-6d —————— NOTICE WANTED-—~Tenement WANTED—A waitress a = BRI fchambey about May 1st. Herald, maid. Apply N. B. Gen. hospital. 4 tf SALE—Empire theater, Bristol, Conn. equipment. Auction s, Saturday, April 19, 4-17-1d MALE HELP AUCTION picture Land, building, sale on premi 1919, at 3 p. Moving WANTED— er. B. Nelson, Good tailor and coatmak- 58 West Main St. 4-17-2dx m. clean elephone 4-10-eod-tf lNU'FH‘E—]f you have an ailment of any kind why don’t you go and see Volz, the Chiropractor, Rooms 16- 17 Booth block. Office hours, 9-12 A 255 Sl Ivening hours) WANTED—Night clerk; man. Hotel Beloin NOTICE—Electric nted. Dollar vacuum a day. middle aged 4- tf A 20 WANTED—Young tor c man to learn mo- - supply business. Chance for advancement to one of ability as a salesman. The Post & Lester Co., 14 Main St 4-17-3d . NEW _BRITAIN ' winbow CLEANING COMPARY J. WINKI Manage Ofice 88 West Main Street; Tel- cphone 388, PRINTING Paper Ruling Book Binding SI’ECIAL Blank Books . Loose Leaf Sheets Index and Guide Cards Prompt Service. 303 MAIN ST. | e s ) I i T S R W) DOUBLE FRONT ROOM | Hartford, Mon., Tues., Thurs T oy by appointment. 4-16-13dx machin- Sat., Bar St ED—Toolmakers and © sels of size blocks. B. Herlch, 90 John Conn and NOTIC Gre Harttord, sharpened. n 1o devote writing AA, WANTED, their time \ddress Box Me a life insu Herald. Our business is first fo please then to suit you. as our bu in Suiting. Tooking us over. needed. Open Good ailoring Co 110 Hallinan's Buker. n " % Credit extended if Friday. Bart Main street, over 14-4dx AT once, man to take charge Iteferences. J. E reliable T sobe of ibert dairy f: & Son. 1-15 WANTED, work for versal Ti service 1-12 (Jeffrey ght NOTTC mousine ) Car hire and ni 14. Steady Apply Uni Main £t 1-16-3dx Iivst elass harber right da Telephone 1711 man parber shop, 21 "ION - chicks POULTRYMEN ATT Leghorn and Red Wednesday, safe arrival, age paid. Leghorns 20c after 15. B. Hall, phone Wallin Conn. to work on - - Shulansky, | AUTOMOBILE PARTIE 4-11-tf| Buick Frank 188-2 -3,000 very post- MOLDERS—Experienced bench, and machine hands on grey iron. Also coremakers. (Trouble) Box Detroit, Mich. 4-12-7d floor i | | | E v 4-8-10dx ken out. Brown. Tel WAN! )—Married farm: shares wages. Reckley, Conn. man H PAINTING shop, E. U. Thompson Office 59 Arch St., AUTOMOBILE 204 Bim stre Tel 106 vs. The Adjust- Superior Court, James 1. Williams ble Guide Mfg. C Hartford County, April 11, 1919, Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that all cred- itors having claim inst the Ad- justable Guide Manufacturing com- pany, in compliance with an order of the superior court for the county of in the above entitled action, limiting - four months from and after April 16, 1919, for the presentation to said receiver for claims a said estate, shall present their cl to Henry H. Hunt, receiver, 50 State street, Hartford, Conn., within said four months and that all claims not PAINTING—PAFERING. Painting and paper hanging. Beaver board and canvas ceilings. Wall paper displayed at your home on request. The E. ‘Thompson Co reh street 106-2. 4-1-tf rder early at Doherty's r. Fine Vermont Vermont Chickens, Fow! Fine Milk Leave your Market for Eas Turkeys, Fine Fine Vermont FOR LODGE, OR RENT 86 3 WEEK. HEAT. STEAM Begley Block. MAIN ST, | s o s . OFFICE, l I { | ] so presented shall be thereafter for- ever barred at D. Fed Broilers, Fancy New Beets, of| New Cabbage, Rhubarb, Cucumbers, "} Asparagus, Radishes, Tomatoes, R } vipes, Green string Beans and Spin Close at 12 o'clock Friday. + DOHERTY MARKET, 106 Arch st Hartford 16th day 1919 HENRY H Permanent Hartford. ed A this aré- \pm T Receiver 30 State Street, Conn CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGBII: S Have you lost a gym of money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantmea and turned in gt tite Herald. Your monegwii; surely remair. in the finder's hands if he does nct know who lost it. S RACH INSERTION. \ e —— FOR SALE. FOR SALE. FOR SALI- cquipped, Four pool tables, 159 Broad street. 4-16-6dx FOR SALE—Six second-hand weighing between 1100 ana pound 19 Putnara street. 3-15 Single room to gentleman. nut street. fully horses 1400 T oW One Velie 1 running Newly Jester, touring condition. All painted, $850. M. 18 Main. Tel. 2109. | 1-16-11 car in . excellent new tires. Irving FOR SALE—Stude lent running condition. M. Irving ter 09. Llcer six, Will sell for 18 Main, 28-18 Je FOR SALIG—1 200-1b. Overland delivery: fivst class condition; prico right. Manross Auto Co., 139 Arch St. . Tel. 4-16-3dx 918, 1 FOR SAL showca register Nice five new 1o style &; nicc cent feet rings from one double Box s—m,:a_\] 4-16-3dx | you and | ss is | You can’t go wrong in | | B April | t 4-6-tf | dollars; Lunch, new 10 Cr Conn FOR SALE hatching heavy Iz John CI lunch irch _ — chairs. SALE—3-family N¢ s, all modern improvements, miles from New Britain in city investment. Small Rest casy le: town For address Box 15A, Herald. FOR rooms, 18 of amount house, 16 street ain, stock] 1poni, Kensington, Conn ALE with oxtra Buick Call One 1919 Ford runabout truck body. One big six < touring Prospect St. 2124 1-14-6dx FOR SALE 1tion H Combin VAX FOR SALE—27-a ton, Cong 7-room stoc Hultquist, farm in Kensi churel % T UI" ALE—Ric: vele, ('Nur‘”l:h( dition, practically new fires gain. Call y noons or Morse, 446 West | 4-16-2dx con- onal Bar- near house Kensin k on place gton, Ct. 4-11-6dx Household Inquire range A ith Weiant 4-15-30 |FOR SAL vater front 31 Lincoln W | FOR SALE—Cheap, village i Plainville, on trolley line, 8 | Touse, barn and other building acre of land, lots of fruit. Ba for quick buyer. People’ movi touring car, s new. R. G out of town. T. L. Sanford, 190 Rudolph Cherry 8t.,, Fhoky Broad street, Plainville, 4-17-3dx. 2051. -15 in of room one FOR SALE- A1l shape; ord uick yod little six, | ca | 1917 | 2d dy |{FOR SALE of 7 other cre. Ruilding lots, for $250 to $500 Barnesdale. 4-1 bdx land for parcels, line of furniture FOR and ces SALE—Full house furnishin The House Fu in street G to $100 per water in street, C. L. Barne Building lot, Belvidere, minutes from trolley. Klett, 164 Carlton S 1-17-3 three acres, henhouse, irgain Tel. FOR SALE—Small farm, 9 room Thouse, barn, fruit. Easy terms. Ba Dunham, Kensington. 92 4-17 Motorcycle, good ning order, $35; piano, $85; baby's ga-cart, new, $4 Call immé&di- ately. Dumont, Telephone. 4-1 VICTORY LOAN PREPARE TO SUBSCRIBE Also a desirable 2 family house on Camp St. H, D. HUMPHREY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 273 MAIN ST., Open Saturday and V(ouday eve nings. run- FOR SALFE FOR Price 155 SALE—Black was $35: Miller, walnut will 18 Church sideboard. sell for $15. F. St., Plainville. Berlin ROOM 308.. Fine one f.:mllv house at tllc West End- Onlv built three years—'Twas built for a home, and only reason for selling is owner is to leave New Britain—Oak floors, elec- comfortable tric lights, set tubs, everything to make If you have a house to sell, see us. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. PHON E 343 ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. home. 272 MAIN ST. NEW HOUSES FOR SALE FOREST HILL GARDEN, Forestville, Connecticut. Bungalows, cottages, two-family houses, ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, Prices Right. '§ HANIM, MEIKLEM & RUNGE, Incorporated Address all communications to Main Office, Meriden, Conn. FARM FOR SALE 28 acres of good land and timber by Schultz & Costelio, Inc. WEST EN©D PROPERTY WE OFFER ON EASY TERMS. 1 Brand new 6 Room Brick Bungalow, with every 1 Three Family Brick Dwelling House. Both in growing section of City. You can’t go wrong in buying these proper Have you inspected our new office and sampled our good cigars? The Home Banking & Realty Co. gstate. 86 WEST MAIN STREET, "Phone 728 ¥rank Holmes, Louie Jones, Harry Hancock. (Real Estate) R R0 TR 73 IO TS R . A 0PI A G e DA S YT T W~ RS ot O W 5 NOTICK!? We will help you secure a rent. Call or phone convenience, Insurance and Real 2-Family house on Harrison street. E. N. SMITH & CO. 276 Main St., Commercial Trust Bldg. Phone 1616-1 s I TR SO WA 53 A5 SR 0% B