New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1919, Page 12

HARTFORD Incense Sticks with holders SIXTH FLOOR. New Shipment of Pine and Cedar ON THE SIXTH FLOOR Electric Toaster Stove Will not only toast but will broil, fry and botil. The handiest article in the world for $2 98 . its size. Price Equipped copper ; Electric Flatirons We feature the double is found most by . $3.79 i cpvara All the reliable makes. which convenient pointed iron W many housekeepers with attachment Electric Coffee Machines Landers, Frary & Clark’s, Manning & Bowman’'s small family. and Hot Point makes, 6 and9 cup sizes, copper and nickel finishes. Prices up to $25.00. ¢ OTHER APPLIANCE: Electric Chafing Dishes ’ ifcating Pads ; mahogany, brass. signs and shapes to match. ot Water Immersiors desis bi ilk Warmers in the different finishes. ‘gg Bollers Use Electric Heater T6 také off the chill of a room these cold Let us show you the best and the Symplex, Hot Point and Majestic, $9.50 and Up. mornings and evenings. most reliable makes such as Nickel-Plated Toasters Toasters in such Well-known Makes as the Hot Point, Suppler, Landers Frary & Clark, Manning $6.50 ..., /saver & Bowman, with or without reversible toast neck Sixth Floor: Electrical Appliances On the Threshold of Another Winter—in the Face of the Scarcity of Wood and Coal—Use Electricity We Can Show You Every Housekeeping Appliance The New Easy Electric Washing with General tubs and vacuum demonstrate to you how easy this washer operates. With Special Cash Discount | Horten Electric Ironing Machine With special foot lever, easy to operate, Highly Nickeled Electric Grills Landers, Frary & Clerk’s, Manning & Bowman and Hot Point makes, well that they do the work of a small stove for a Priced from $10.00 Up. Electric Lamps Nippon Pottery, oriental mahogany finish, bronze, Silk, Glass and Parchment Shades in-beautiful | Desk and Study Lamps with adjustable shades " Electric Sewing Machines Electricity’s Latest. See them on the Second Floor. Eureak Electric Vacuum Cleaner ‘ Leads Them All The Price Complete is ... cc.oen... $44.00 Without Attachments .... Special Cash Discount Come to the sixth floor and watch a demonstra- tion of what this Vacuum Cleaner can do. 1919 housekeeper should own this wonderful labor- Hand-power Vacuum Cleaners and up 25¢ Machine ; Tlectric motor; have washers. Let us $150 uction Price is $165 & so handy and decorative as decorated, copper cloisonne, and $2.98 and Up. .. $37.50 Every also on the "FOR SALE. GOOD BUILDING LOTS ON LE NOX PLACE, HAMILTON, HAWLEY AND TRUMBULI: STREET! ALSO W GOOD HOUSES. H. D. HUMPHREY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 373 MAIN ST., Open Paturday and Monday evenings. MONEY TO ILLOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE ROOM Ses if you want this—Let us sell your house. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. ST. Don’t pass this up—Two-Family House on Stanley street right near Kelsey—G ood high ground here — You’ll like living here tip top—We can offer you just one Cottage on Commonwealth avenue—We sold one last week, and this is the only one—Take a good quick jump PHON E 343 ROOMS 305-8 BANK BLDG. STEAMSHIP TIGKETS TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD George A. Quigley 297 Main Street For Sale---Three Family House and Garage for $6,000 by Schultz & Costello, Inc., 242 Main St. PR QUICK RETURNS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS A Country Home in the City We Have it Right in the Heart of the City. Not Over Five Minutes From the Trolley Line. A Two-Family House, also Cow, Pigs s. Three Acres of Land Which Could Be Used For poses, Building Pu E. N. SMITH & CO. H. A: EMMETT, Manager. Real Istate. 278 Main Street, Insurance. Tel. 1729-3 TABS’ BOOTH PROFITABLE, Net Profit of $1,280.82 Was Made During Old Home Week. President Thomas J. Crowe of the Y. M. T. A. B. society read a report at yesterday’s meeting on the suc—‘ cess of thegbooth conducted by that society duri carnival week at Wal- nut Hill park, showing a profit of $1,280.82, 100 per cent of‘ which will be turned over to the Welcome Home week committee. During the week 225 pounds less than two tons of candy was given out at the booth, and twice the supply ran out, mak- ing necessary the purchasing of can- dy in small lots from firms in Hart- ford and New Haven. The proceeds from the booth on each of the nights was: Monday, $151; Tuesday, $361; Wednesday, $521; Thursday, $488; Friday, $740.70; Saturday, $1,391.05. The reason for the larger amount on Sat- urday is the fact that the booth was run all day. CARS WASHED THEL. & M. GARAGE 401 WEST MAIN STREET Telephone. 587-2 | STEAMSHIP PASSAGES. STEAMSHIP PASSAGES To Europe, South America, West In- dies, South Africa, Australia, China, Japan, etc. Agents for Trans-Atlan- tic and Trans-Pacific S. S. Lines. GEORGE A. QUIGLEY, 297 MAIN STREET. FOR SALE About 5 acres of land suitable for building lots, or would make a fine site for a factory or institution. H. N. LOCKWOOD, READ ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Room 407 City Hall. A. PINKUS EYESIGHT SPECIALIST SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. New Britain Bird Store - JUST REOQEIVED Large assortment of Goldfish, Aquariums, Globes and Food. Also special sale on Pigeons. 105 ARCH ST. Tel. 1121-3 19 WILLOW ST. 1 = Think how much old The ending of summer | furniture you have that ' will mark a Big Turn- * is of no use to you. It is i 1 d over in used autos, If | ¢ a Wor . 5 of use to some one else. you want to sell your | Te/l the other fellow Minimum Charge 15c. auto use the Classified | bout it through the For CASH IN ADVANCE. Column. B d it aboutiatichots This is not a question of credit. Bookkeeping, - buyers read I Sale Column. ‘Twill pay billing and postage cost more than the price of the daily. The little advt. or + litilc advt. and in eliminating this werk we save the e Y advertiser money. g ! WANTED. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED—EEMALE. AUTOMOBILES., SRS iyt e 0 WANTED—Woman for general house- | FOR SALE—Bruss ru WANTED-—A nice girl to do secand | FOR SALE—Best buy in city, Over« work. Apply at 19 Court St. good condition. 119 Cherry work. Tel. 1871. Mrs. H. H. Pease, land touring car, model 90 in 'per« 191 Vine St 2 d fect condition, $660. 443 West Mali e street. 9-29-2¢ WANTED—To make 8x10 enlarge- sF—Upright piano, almost | WANTED—Waitress at Broadway ments of your good negative 5¢ new, Party leaving town, 443 restaurant, 67 Arch street. ¢ dx | AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken out, each. This week only. See our win- W. Main strect 2 — Reasonable rates. Mitchell Six, dow g Ohrnstedt's Photo WANTED — Experienced strippers. Richard Covert. Tel. 309-13. Shop. 244%ain St., op. Monument. | FOR SALE-—Twenty-five broilers. 2 to apply New Britain Paper Box Co., 9-29-8dx b 9-29-1wx 3 pounds each. John W. Allen. 22 Walnut street. 9208 = - ‘I e ¢ FOR SALE—1918 Ford I’unnhw(, FOR SAIE—Postearas of Welcome WANTED—Experienced operators on| R. C. Rudolph, 123 Cherry street. Home pava@és 22 different views, 6| oo New sweet clder, fresh| °Shirts; also girls to learn; pay 9-3dx-e.-0id, for 26c. Ohrnstedt's Photo Shop, 244 Main St., opp. Monument. 9-29-1wx WANTED—At once threa furnished rooms for Ight housekeeping. Ad- dress Herald, Box 6Z. 9-29-1dx WANTED—By gentleman, room with board. References given. Address Box 36XB, Herald Office. 9-29-tf P ‘WANTED—Four or five room tene- ment by couple. Address Box 20X B, Herald Office. 29-2dx WANTED—Position as foreman by young married man, American, with six vears’ mechanical experi- ence, desiring to locate in or near New Britain. Experienced in hand- ling men. References furnished. Address Herald, Box 26WC. 9-27-2dx WANTED—Farms, all descriptions. Have ready cash buyers if reasem- able. Will sell your farm at once. Farmers’ Realty, 1185 Main St., Hartford. Open evening. 9-27-3dx daily, at Colby’s mill, near American Paper Goods, Kensington. Custom work a specialty. Telephone in and make an appointment; take your cider right back from your awn ap- ples. Tel. 697-2 9-6dx FOR SALE—We have on hand slight- ly used tires and tubes, ve: good condition at bargain prices, rang- ing from $3 and up on all sizes and makes at 129 Hartford Ave. 9-27-3dx _— FOR SALE—Rooming house. Doing excellent business. Good location. Price reasonable. Address 14XB. 9-27-6dx FOR SALE—Sheldon’s and sugar pears for canning, 419 South Main St., H. C. Dressel. 9-26-3dx FOR SALE—New sweet cider by the gallon or barrel. Edw. F. Bauman, Cromwell. Phone 688-12. 9-26-6dx FOR SALE—Two horse blankets in perfect condition. Cheup if taken at once, 162 Hartford Av 9-26-3dx ROOM AND BOARD desired by four gentlemen; permanently located with local concern. Address Herald, Box 14BB. 9-22-tf WANTED—Public stenographic, com- | mercial and literary work; multi- | graphing and addressing We pre- pare papers and speeches for ban- | quets or affairs of any kind. Rates | reasonable. Smith Business School, | 278 Main St. 9-9-tf WANTED—Single and double dump? teams. Apply Aberthaw Construc- ' tion Co., corner Myrtle and Burritt | streets. 9-25-wix | WANTED—By refined, middle-aged couple, small tenement of five or six rooms, or single house with or without garage. Address “Re- fined,” Herald Office. 9-25-wix NOTICR. - NOTICE—WIill ghe lady who wrote me regarding Miss K. kindly write me her first name and address. 9-29-1dx FOR SALE—Household furniture in good condition; can be seen at any time from 2 p. m. to 9 p. m. at 42 Church St. Theo. Wilson, over Victory Lunch. 9-24-6dx FOR SALE—-Barber shop and Cigar store. Big bargain if sold quick. Reason to sell, go west. 389 Arch street, William Radil. 9-16-Lf ——— ey REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE — Newington Center, Main street, six room house and barn, space for two cars. On trol- ley line. Electric lights, running water, furnace. New hen house, fruit trees, etc. H. C. Luff. 9-29-3dx FOR SALE—Large lot on Oak street, third from Allen street. Apply 256 Elm street. 9-29-3dx 16-ACRE FARM Near city, good buildings and land, good horse, 3 pigs, chickens, crop, tools, etc.; price $1,500. Farmers’ Realty, 1185 Main St.,, Hartford. Open evenings. 9-27-3dx NOTICE—Wireless amateurs atten- tion. Second-hand wireless appara- tus for sale at 94 West Main St., Plainville. 9-29-2dx DON'T SUFFER WITH TOOTHACHE in the night. We answer your night call. Dr. D. H. Dickerman, Dental Specialist, 22 West Pearl St, New Britain, Conn. 9-29-3dx NOTICE—Has anyone two unfurnish- ed rooms in good location, suitable for light housekeeping; either in New Britain or any near surround- ing town, for two adults. If so ad- dress Box D6, Herald. 9 -3dx NOTICE—EX-SERVICE MEN. Have your name engraved upon your Service Medal in attractive lettering by expert, 50c. Otto Thomas, Repairman, Moran’s Jewelry Store, Main Street. 9-27-tf We do all kinds of carpenter work, jobbing a specialty. Estimates cheerfully given. B. Benewitg, 600 Arch St., Tel. 319 9-36-6dx FRANCIS P. MAY, violin instruction, 344 Broad St. Appointments phone 136-4. e Call Doherty’s 406 Arch street. Tel. 1446 for your Sunday dinner. Fancy Bteer Beef, Native Veal, Spring Lamb, Eastern Cut Pork, Native Roasitng Chickens, Native Broilers, Fresh killed Fowl, Sperry & Barnes Hams, Shoul- ders, Bacon, Sausage, Pocket H. C. Tripe. Order your New England din- ner early. Vegetables: Corn, Limas, Sweet Potatoes, Celery. i.ettuce, Pep- pers, Beets, Turnips, Cabbage. Fruit: Oranges, Grapes, Bananas, Apbples, Pears.. Call again at Dohertvs’ D. AMOROSO & BRO. Grinding of any kind of Tools, Razors, Scissors, Lawn Mowers sharp- ened, Umbrellas repaired. Barbers' Supplles—Toilet Water, Tonics, Massages and Cold Creams. 82 Beaver St., New Britain, Conn. Tel. 996-5 FOR SALE—Two house lots between Plainville and Forestville, trolley line. Inquire Mrs. Barnes, 124 Broad St., H. Plainville. 9-26-5dx L. 60-ACRE FARM—10-Room House, 2 barns, large crop, 4 cows, horses, chickens; all furming tools; price $3,000. Farmers’ Realty, 1185 Main St., Hartford. Open evenings. 9-27-3dx FOR SALE—Small farm. Four-room house, small barn, hen-house, three acres of land, 17 fruit trees, grapes and berries; one mile from Plain- ville. Price $2,300; part cash, bal- ance on time. Box 273, Bristol. 9-24-64 FOR SALE—A cosy new six room bungalow, large lot, electric lights; ‘water in hou $500 cash, balance easy terms. C. H. Culver, West- wood Park, Plainville. Tel. 38-4 9-23-1wx 113 ACRES—Finest near town, 2 houses. 12 rooms, all improvements, full set outbuildings, 17 head cattle, 3 horses, chickens, all farming tools; very low price to quick buyer. Farmers’ Realty, 1185 Main St, Hartford. Open evening 27-8dx —_— Land in State and 6 To the Stockholders of the New Brit- ain Chamber of Commerce Building Company. On September 17, 1919, the directors of this company passed the following resolution: ‘“Resolved, That the cor- porate existence of this corporation be terminated.” Please take notice that a special meeting of the stockholders will be held at the New Britain Chamber of Commerce Building Company, 140 Main street, on the 27th day of Octo- ber, 1919, at 1:30 o’clock p. m. to confirm or disapprove the said action of the directors. By order of the directors. B. F. HALL, Secretary. advt. I WILD BUY ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Will Pay 3c 1b. for Rags. L. ZELDES TEL. 557-14 LNGW Britain, Conn, Building—Rcpairing. LEAVITT & HAYES BUILDERS IN WOOD, BERICK, STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repairs of all kinds. 9 Court St. Telephones 2244 1918 near ! | WANTED—Buffer while learning and steady work: 1 per cent. bonus all piecewor 5 per cent. bonus paid semi-year! best working conditions; good light, on sanitary and no work to carry. Commercial Shirt Co., 266 Arch street. 9-24-12d WANTED—Intelligent white women to care for narvous and mental cases. Beginning salary $30 per month. Also laundry attendants beginning at $26 and advancing to $30 the second month. Full main- tenance, including laundry. In- creases with time service. Training school for nurses maintained. Write or call at the Connecticut State hospital, Middletown, Conn. 9-18-w2 WANTED—G@Girl to do general house- work; no washing. Mrs. J. J. Wit- kin, 27 Winthrop St. 9-8-tf VANTED. Girls to solder port- able lamp shade. Apply B. & K. Mfg. Co. 9-26-8d ‘WANTED — Thoroughly grocery clerk. Addr Herald Office. experienced ss Box 21XB, 9-29-6dx ‘WANTED—Boy. 16 age. Arcade Studio. or 16 years o 9-29-3dx BRICKLAYERS and Stone Masons wanted at Harkness Memorial Quadrangle, Yale university. Win- ter's work. See Mr. Blaney at 92 High St. New Haven, Conn. 9-29-1wx WANTED—One plumber apprentice, one whom has had some experience prefered. Address Plumber, Herald Office. WANTED—Man with team or auto to deliver orders of nursery stock in New Britain. Write Burr Nurseries, Manchester, Conn. T WANTED—Apple pickers, goou \ desirable work. Also one married man for general fruit and dairy work. Single man for steady work by month. Blijah Rogers, Tel. 82-3, New Britain. 9-27-5dx WANTED—Two men dishwashers, $16 a week and meals. Half day a week off. Victory Lunch, Church St. 9-27-tf on brass work. The Elm City Brass & Rivet Co., Plainville, Conn. 9-26-wl WANTED—Young man for general shop work. The Elm City Brass & Rivet Co., Plainville, Conn. 9-25-w1 WANTED—Shop helpers, yard men and painters. Steady work and good pay. Apply Berlin Construc- tion Co., Berlin Depot. 9-23-6d WIANTED—At once. Six stalr bud- ers on housing job. Apply Fred T. Ley Co., Inc., Bristol, Conn. 9-23-6d WANTED—Young man for our foot- 1915 FORD D RY car fo{ sale; in good condition; price $800, John W. Allen 9-29-84 FOR SALE—1916 Chevrolet roadster] suitable for a small truck body; be sold at once; owner leaving town, Call after 6 or Sunday. Tel. 895-14 Address 201 Brook St ay FOR SALE—By private party leaving town. Late 1917 Overland touring car (Model 90), like new and in excellent condition; price right fox quick sale. Inquire at New Haven Dairy, 53 Woodland St., or call eveq nings, 38 Newington road. Telf 1632-3. 9-26:8d4 FOR SALE—Ford truck in good l:os. dition. Price right if taken at once. Phone 2288 9-26-3a FOR SALE—Vim truck; good ag new; late model; electric lightsy demountable rims; two new Kely« Springfield tires on rear, twa slightly used tires on the front, feitnd one extra good spare; this can b bought for cash or time payments, one year, $790. Jester’s, 193 Arch St. Tel. 811 or 342. 9-17-t FOR SALE—One Studebaker Fous touring in good condition; for quick sale, $480; see us before you buy your used car. Jester's, (93 Arch St. Tel. 811 or 342. 9-17-tf £ FOR SALE—One late model Ford roadster in first-class running order; just overhauled; new steamlina radiator and hood. 'This Ford ig equipped with electric lights, front, side, dash and rear, and Gray an® Davis self-starter; generator;. de< mountable rims, with two extra tires mounted on rims, carriedfon classy carrier in rear. Come quick if you want it. Jester's, 198 Arch St. Tel. 811 or 342. 9-17-t¢ 9-27-6d | AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken out. Buick Frank Brown. Tel 188-2. 4-6-tt —_— car. ICSON & SNOW AUTO CO., 287 ELM STREET, AGENTS CHEVROLET CAR. STORAGE AND REPAIRING. TEL. 1188, Oolumbia Storge Battery Service Station; all makes of batteries charged and repaired. T. H. COGSWELL, 10 Chestnut St. Tel. 1418-3 E———r———————— 10 RENT TO RENT—To responsible party for the winter, flat of 5 raoms, nicel: furnished. Address Bax W20, Her- ald. 9-29-3dx TO RENT—A 6 room tenement, off will buy a two family house in good part of city. Telephone 661-4, wear department. The Alling Rub- 9-29 1wl ber Co., 240 Main St. 9-22-tf TO RENT—Space for one or two WANTED—Man to work as Jjanitor| autos. 91 Maple St. 8-15-tF and help in stereotype department. | e Apply at Herald. 9-19-tf Permanent. WANTED—Bar porter, Hotel Beloin. FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—Large furnished room for, 9.6-t¢| two gentlemen, in private family. References required, 51 Fairview street. 9-27-3dx WANTED. SITUATION WANTED Glass cutter, glass bend- 2 er, and portable lamp WANTED—By young Swedish man, shape solderers. Apply employed, board and room or room B. & K. Mfg. Co. 9-26-3d by the week or month; is very clean and quiet roomer. Answer hy mail 'OTORCYCDES to Herald, Box 15L. 9-99-4dx e FOR SALE—Thor motoreyele, twin LOST. cylinder $80 or will trade. Inquire | — -~ " _3 Electric Service Station, Corbin | LOST_ Pocketbook lost on Church Place s2i520x St. Return to Herald. Reward.,, 9-29-1dx FOR SALE—Indian, with Powerplus | motor, complete electric equipment | 1,08T—Saturday night, $10 in cash . and tandem; tires in good condl-| and check made out to returned tion. Thomas Hanford, Kensing-| goldier. Finder return to Herald Of- ton. Tel. 65 fice. Reward 9-29-1dx FOR SALE—Indian motoreycle and | LOST—Saturday night, probably on side car $160. 280 Arch St Commercial street, $110 in bills. Reward if returned to Herald. B. A. FORNONZINT CARPENTER AND BUILDER Estimates Furnished Jobbing Attended To Tel. 1982-14 20 DIX AVE, NEW BRITAIN 91w-x FOUND FOUND—September meat saw. Address Saw, Box 12, Herald 9-20-3dx 29,