New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1920, Page 12

hporary Location With Hardware Co-operative Asso.. 131 Main St. Il Move to 122 MAIN STREET, t to John A. Andrew orbin Paper Co. Corbin Motor Trucking Co. Call Us at 2290-2 Smart Spring Suits $29.95 to $185.00 Third Floor The Spring Suit problem is an en- joyable one in our mammoth suit de- partment with such a wealth of new and pleasing models to pick from. How varied our suit assortments really are can hardly be appeciated without a visit to the third floor. The materials include: Tweed Tricotine Rainbow Tweed Velour Serge Goldtone Among the colorings are: Oxford Brown Taupe Rookie Tan Navy Gray French Blue Black Checks are greatly admired; blue and grey; green and grey; black w1_th white box checks; black and white stripes. Combination Suits — the works smack of smartness—and few models can boast of the splendid lines and or- iginality of detail found ni ours. Per- fect tailoring is our standard. Sizes 14 to 46. Odd sizes up to 33. Half sizes up to 52%5. Our prices show the advantage you of the G. Fox & Co., policy moderate profits. to of MOVAL NOTICE Bullding—Repaming. LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK, STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repairs of all kinds. 9 Court St. Telephones 2244 t{ew Britain. Conn. 1913 ———————————————— Braces and Trusses, Arch Supporters, te Tel. Eliz. WM. HENDERSOY ‘Manufacturers of ARTIFICIAL LIMBS AIRVIEW STREFT, HARTFORD, CONN. To Remove Your Kshe Co., on or About APRIL 15th. PHONE 706. 34 he John P. Maguire Construction Co. FOR SALFE—Investment it SCHULTZ O- FAMILS fat. Bank Building. AUTO TRUCKIN G AND TEAMING 551 STANLEY ST. rage and Proposi tion—6 Tenement Bloc Income better than 10 p cr cent. & COSTELLO, 242 Main St. FOR SALE A DESIRABLE TWO-FAMILY I OUSE ON GROVE HOU DN WEST M AIN H. D. HUMPHREY District Manager for Mutual Lifc Insurance Co. of N. Y. 72 MAIN ST, Shop. Inc. HILL. ALSO A Phone 141. SEE ME ABO! INCRF ee Houses on Black Reck Ave. for $9,000 y are on a big lot 84x200 feet or more—With a small se these houses could bring in a big yield—Don’t this chance up. We're listing property for sale day—See us about selling YOURS—Main street e for rent. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. PHOW K 343 ROONMS 308-¢ BANK RLD@. AIN ST. e Hardware City Loan Corp. as under construction and offers for sale on easy ms to employes of local industries—Three tenement uses, Two tenement houses, Single dwellings. H. J. Foiren, Manager 140 MAIN STREET. | To wE | Chiropractor, 252 Main Street, Corner I HAS NARROW ESCAPE Badly Shocked by Electricity at Power Station Yesterday Morning. Cornelius Lynch, aged 28 vears, of 37 Hurlburt street, an employve of the Connecticut Light and Power com- pany at the distributing station on Elm street, had a miraculous escape from death vyesterday morning. While working around some high ten- sion wires Lynch’s left hand same in contact with one of the wires carrying 11,000 wvolts. ™e will recover. Lynch was working between two rows of transformers when the acci- dent happened. He was found Iying alongside the dangerous wires and word was sent to the police station. Lieutenant Edward Woods and Fi man George Sparmer rushed to the scene with the pulmotor, while Chief W. J. Rawlings and Officers Matthias Rival and Michael Brophy also hu ried there with the police ambulance. Efforts to ue the pulmotor were un- availinz, Lynch's teeth being so tight- ened it was impossible to open them. Dy H. T. Bray and Dr. P. W. Fox arrived at the power housc and gave the injured man treatment. As soon Lynch began to recover conscious- he became very violent and it necessary to secure ropes to bind him before he could be placed in the ambulance. He lives with his brother, Timothy Lynch, on Hurlburt street. a nes: w With the advent of Spring the demand for used cars is greater than the supply. If you have a car you would like to turn into cash or swap for an- other in in the put an advt. Auto Column of The Herald and you will get quick results. Only one cent a word. CLASSIFIED 1c a Word Minimum Charge 15¢ CASH IN ADVANCE This is not a question of credit. Bookkeeping, billing and postage cost more than the price of the little advt. and in eliminating this work we save the advertiser money. WANTED. TO RENT—JA three and tenement, all medern ments. M. Richmond, St Tel. $19-3. five room improve- 70 Talcott 9-1dx in habitable immaterial. In- 3-29-2dx WANTED—A bed room. Location quire Box 11T, Herald. a WANTED—By gentleman, board and room in southeastern section of Box 12C, Herald. -4dx WANTED—To buy. side scaffold and price and what you have. Painter, Herald Office. A painter's out- ladders; state ' Address | 3-27-1wx TOO MUCH ENTHUSIASM santiago, Chile, March 29.—During patriotic meeting at Revealta, Bolivia, disorders occurred in which one Peruvian was dangerously wounded and one Bolivian was slight- Iy injured, according to advices re- ceived here from La Paz. a TO RI T room In- TO RENT—First class four tenement; all improvements. quire F. Levine, 22 Hurlburt St. 3-29-1dx TO RENT—Two office rooms in Turner hall building, Arch street Inquire at Harry E. Morton's, Arch street. 3-1-tt TO RENT—Five rooms with improve- ment: Apply to 41 Connerton street, 3- d Vice apartment of threc rooms. Centrally located. Fine neighborhood, Address Herald, Box XB3. 3-26-3dx DR. COOMBS The Natureopathic Physician and West Main Street, Telephone 765. Persistent coughs and stubborn colds are quickly cured by my meth- ods; also nervous conditions, sleep- lessness, bad circulation and female diseases, with no failures in rheuma- tism, stomach troubles or swolien glands, regardless of how long stand- ing. Electro Therapy treatments of all forms. Electric Light Baths, Alpine Sun Rays, Ultra Violet Rays, Hydro- pathy and the Masseur Machine treatments are given my patients with- out additional cost. Working people and families are treated until cured for $1.50 per treatment. i Office Hours: 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Dady Assistant, 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. e e e et FOR SALE TWO-FAMILY HOUSE on West Main reet NEW COTTAGE in Plainville Building Lots in West End DEWITT A. RILEY Insurance—The Scrvice Agency National Bank Building STEAMSHIP TICKETS —to— All Parts of | the World Owing to the very heavy bookings to Europe it is| advisable that bookings be| made immediately by those | who desire sailings in July or August. Foreign Exchange | Large supply of English, ! French, Swedish, German | and Italian currency on hand | for the convenience of our | patrons. Money, cable orders to all parts world. SIX-ROOM and draft| of the| Geo. A. lluigley; 297 MAIN ST. New Britain, Conn, WANTED—Board and room by young lady, in private family. Would be willing to help about the house. Box 10W, Herald. 3-27-2dx WANTED—FEMALE HELP Gins- Button WANTED—A: girl to help in burg's :Accordion Pleating. Covering and Hemstitching =hop for full time or part of the time. 420 Church Telephone 548-5. 3-27-3dx GIRLS work, hours 8 to 5. Herald Office. WANTED—Light, pleasant best of working conditions: Address Box 15BB, 3- dx WANTED—Chambermaid 3eloin. at Hotel | -29-tf FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, e ——— FOR SALE—Onec pair 2.600 Ibs., six and cight will sell separately. Thos. lips, Kensington, Conn horses s ole Phi of ¥ FOR SALE—One three-family house, Inquire Geo. Larocque, street. two-family, western 50 FOR SALE—Two-family house of 12 rooms in Plainville. Price $5,000. Must be sold by May 1. Addr Herald Box 14KB. -29-6dx SEAMSTRESS WANTED — Leonard & Herrmann Co., 165 Main St. 3-29-3d WANTED—Woman to help in kitch- en. Apply New Britain club be- tween 10 and 12 a. m. 3-26-3d WANTED—By a refined American middle-aged couple, a modern ten- ement’with or without garage. Tel 1991-3. 3-27-6dx WANTED—Board and room in an American family. Clinton E. Kelsey, General Delivery, New Britain. 3-27-3dx | e WANTED—In city, carpenter job- bing; shingling a specialty. F. J. Aspinwall, East Berlin. 3-26-6dx WANTED—Two men for room and table board in private American family. 88 Franklin street. 3-26-3dx WANTED—Copying or addressing on | typewriter to do at home. 21 Broad St., Plainville. 26-5dx | WANTED—Rent of five rooms with | improvements. Call 2067-4. { 3-26-3dx NTED—Tenement of four or five rooms by man and wife; no chil- dren. Address A. B., Box 7, Herald. 3-26-3dx W WANTED—Two Hotel Regal. waitresses. WANTED—Housekeeper by widower and daughter. American preferred. Address J. R., Herald office. 5-6dx WANTED—Competent girl for cook- ing and downstairs work. Mrs. W. S. Rowland, 291 Lincoln ‘St, Tel 1958. 3-24-6dx WANTED—Cook and also a waitress, Mrs. L. Wiicox, Berlin, Conn. Tel. f ‘WANTBD—Maid for general house- work; good home and good wages to right girl; American family. Address Box 35J, Herald. 3-9-:t WANTED—Young women to become telephone operato: No experience necessary. Paid while learning. Rapid increzaes thereafter both for length of service and merit. The advantage of this occupation will be explained by the chief operator. S. N. E. T. Co., 34 Court St., 3-5-tf WANTED—IT PAYS to keep steps, porches, screens, repaired and well painted and doors varnished. For Zood work, reasonable, phone 166-2. 3-23-6dx WANTED—A woman to do washing and ironing. EL i i chine used. M Park Place. . Gilpatrick, 2d WANTED—A woman to do house- WANTED—To rent, four or five room apartment, furnished or " unfur- nished. In good locality. Address Apartment Box 3, Herald. 2-23-tf D R G e S e B S WANTED—By May 1st, 4 or 5 room rent. All improvements, in good location, by business man, wife and one child. Ref- erences exchanged. Address Box X35X. 3-29-6dx e——————————————————————— NOTICE —_— NOTICE-—Repairing chimneys and kinds of mason work, Orders left at City Service Station, or Anthony S. Paonessa, ford Ave. all and trimming. H.’ §93-2. 3-29-6dx | | SOMETHING NEW-—A preparation | that will keep your razor sharp sev- | eral years for 15c. Ask for Keen dge at Monicr Bros. store, 42 Main St. 3-24-26-29 NOTICE—Pruning C. Simonsen. Tel. NAGLE SANITARIUM ana privale tiespitai, 50 Cedar strect. Quiet lo- cation, excellent surroundings, free from institutional atmosphere; close individual attention assured; all doctors courteously recognized. Rates $20 per week upward. Con- ducted solely by Mary E. Nagle, R. N, graduate Brookln Wyckoft Heights Hospital. 9-23-cod-tt CLECTRICAL WORK-—Anyone con- templating wiring would do well to call 1992-3. Arthur Tyler, 48 How- ard Ave 3-27-3dx safesman. Apply OPPORTUNITY—For A-1 Must have clean record. da; or Monday, Tuesday and Friday evenings, top floor Booth building. J. M. O'Connell, manage 3-24-6d NOTICE——Philip Silver has opened a new and second-hand clothing and gent's furnishing store at 131 Har ford avenue. 1 buy and sell ond-hand clothing. FARMS WE HAVE CUSTOMERS for 5 small farms of from 3 to 10 acres, located in Berlin, Kensington and Newing- ton. If you want to sell yours let us know at once. New Britain Farm Agency, 278 Main St. Tel. 1729 ITUATION WANTLD WANTED—Young colored woman | would like part time work every day except Sunday. Apply lin Square. SAVE ALL YOUR WILL PAY GOOD PRICES! Also buy Second-hand Furniture. L. DES 138 OAK STREET Tel. 589-23 Call Before 7 a, ni.. and After 8 p. m. | ! FOR work one Gay every Apply Mrs. Geo. street. other wee Swain, 25 Torest 3-26-3d WANTED—Girl for kitchen. work. Apply Young Woman's Christian association. 3-26-3d FOR SALE—Sow and eight 6-weeks- old pigs. View, Plainville. FOR SALE—Safe, 7, good as new, and girl's bicycle: cheay Room 102, National Bank Buildin 3-29 36 a SALE—Baby chicks, White indottes and Barred Rock. Mar- and Pittsfield strain. H. 463 Myrtle St. FOR SALE—A range and g tion. K. G. St., Plainville. medium size steel plate in best condi- ett, 143 West Main 3-29-2 FOR SALE—Organ tion. R. D. Box 139 Unionville Ave., Plainville, Conn. 6dx FOR SALE—1-25 h. motor 3 phase A. C. \ 0 volts 900 R. P. M. Apply . Hallin- an, 142 Main street. 3 in good condi- FOR Rocks, SALE—Hatching eggs; Barred White Rocks and White . A. J. Johnson, 19 How- Tel. 1992-12, 3-27-3dx FOR SALE horn records, Edison phonograph with all in good cendition, with 30 $8. Call at Sovereigns stofe’ or address Lester A. . Gen. Del. used only one week. ght Court. Can be seen 27-3dx FOR SALE—Fireless cooker: used only one season. One dozen new Lightning jars: also gas drap lamp, s fixtures and globes. South High St FOR SALE—Fat hens, Corbin ner farm. FOR SALE—A few used portable tulking machines: get one now for camp or shore, they will be | scarce later. The Grafonola Shop, 138 Main St. 29-3d FOR SALE—Small grocery business with long lease of store. Price rea- sonable. H. N. Lockwood, 407, City Hall. 3 WANTED—Cook for family with two small children. Apply frs. Stan- ley R. Eddy, 93 Black Rock Ave., Tel. 2202. 3-24-5dx WANTED | For Millinery Sales Ladies Afternoons. Good Pay. Eastern Millinery Main Co., Street. 133 7-8dx E ) FOR SALE—One Hartford Saxony rug, 9x12, one Oriental runner. Can | be seen from to 8 p. m. until! Wednesday, at 60 Harrison strect. | 3-26-4dx Tor Works | Marker Conbag- FOR SALE—Work single or double. ian, 115 Beaver St. 3-26-1wx FOR SALE—Milk route. 350 quarts. | Inquire Box , Herald. SALE—Milk route. Herald, Bex Route 7. Address 3-26-3dx i i CLEARANCE SALE—New and sec- | ond hand stoves, beds, household | furniture of all kinds. B. Berson, 549 Main street. Tel, 116 -6dx FOR SALE—National cash register ana three gallon coffec urn. Both in fine conditior «Reasonable. Her- 3-26-3dx mahogany cab- inet talking machine and 20 good records. Price w $200. Used one vear. Big bargain. Make offer. Koplowitz, 230 North street. 3-26-2dx FOR REAL ESTATE FOR S\DE MOMAUGUIN Shore Others at $8.00 per foot Realty Company, 211 building, New Haven, Conn. 3 $2.600. Globe change Lots, 29-w1 FOR SALE—3-family house on Aus- tin street. New:' RBritain Farm Agency Main St. Open Monday, Wednesday, Saturday evenings. 3 3dx FOR SALE—Suburban home, fine neighborhood, near Shuttle Meadow | club. Ten room house, about threa acres land all suitablo for build- ing lots. Box 27J, Herald. 3-27-4dx FOR SALE—Beautiful three-family | house, eastern section of city. Price | right if taken at once, Inquire 40 | Church St., 2nd floor. 3 3dx FOR SALE—21-2 centrally loc improvement quire . tenement house, : modern S ting lot Brghton street, Belvidere. able for h. H. M. Lucken . Harttord. FOR SALE ley Quarter 1lerald. 4 building lots in Address Lots Box 335, 3 23-dix# St FOR Tvers & Pond slightly used; Address B 3-26-3dx SALE—Beautiful upright piano, only cash or instalments. 30P, Herald. FOR SALE-—Dahliags and Send for catalogiie. D. ham, Middlefield. Conn. adiolus. Peck- all sizes. 1 and 3-24-tf FOR SALE—Stpne jugs, New Rritain Bargain Store, Main St. FOR SALE--Baby Superior winter Legharns. Circular. Wallingford Conn. " LosT chicks laying Al weekly. rain of B. Hall, 10-30dx LOST—Bank book No. 4487 on Ber- | lin Savings Bank, Kensington, Conn. Payment stopped. Finder please return book to bank. notebook filled with Finder will be suit- « ", Faulkner, -4dx LOST-—Black 1 ed matter, ably rewarded. care Herald offic If you have a lot or a house You want to turn into cash, or if you want to buy rcal estate,™ if you have eggs for hatchi to sell, chickens for sale or o™ furniture you want to dispose Of before Spring housccleaning, use The Ierald's For Sale Column. Only one cent a word. AUTOMOBILES —_—— )R SALE—Hudson 1913, model Price low. Inquire evenings at 15 Henry St. 3-29-2d FOR SALE—Buick runring condition. runabout, goo Will sell wight Oldsmobile 8 touring 1919 Ford ton truck; 1917 Mitchel, sedan. These and other used roadsters, tourings and trucks; timd nged. Cohen Motor Phone 484. Open; 3-29-64 USED CAI{S OF VALUE— 1919 STUDEBAKER SEDANETTH 1918 JORDAN TOURING 1917 HUDSON TOURING 1918 PAIGE TOURING 1917 OAKLAND SEDANETTE 1917 b OAKLAND TOURING M. IRVING JESTER, 193 Arch St Phrone 811 or 342. 3.11-te [ USED CARS. 1919 Oakland touring, 6 cyl 1918 Oakland touring, 6 cyl. 1917 Reo touring, 4 eyl 1919 Cole touring, 8 eyl 1918 Overland roadster ! And i number of other cars, Gt a bargain. Easy payments. Come in and look them over. A. C. HINE CO., 189 Washington ' St., Hartford Telephone—Charter 8546. ° George Dunbar, Salesman. 3-26-29 WANTED—MALE HEDFr —— WANTED—Man used to handHn men as foreman in coal yard; @x. ceptional opportunity for right- n. Address Box 31B, Herald. -29-24x WANTED—First class painter and paparhanger. W. H. Allen Co. Hungerford Court. 3-29. 82 3. WANTED—Experienced soda clerk. Apply Liggett’s drug store. 3-29-3d WANTED—Young man with experi- ence to sell widely advertised pho- nographs. Salary and commissjon ba Excellent opportunity fo® a hustler. Apply to Mr. Warner, 138 Main St. 3-29-3d WANTED—Men to work on cylinder presses. Capable of making ready on cheap class of work. Mostly one color. News stock and machide finish. Do not require high grade pressmen. Open shop, no lab®r " trouble. State wages required. Write or telephone the Curtiss-Way Co., Meriden, Conn 3-29-1d4 WANTED—Laborers on construction work. Apply Standard Oil &o., Stanley and South Sts. 3-27-bdx WANTED—A farm hand, $60.00 a month and board. Corbin’s Corner farm, West Hartford. 3-27-3dx GOOD OPPORTUNITY for' voung man about 25 vears old to work in office. One with purchasing exper- ience and ability to expedite orders preferred. Give age, references and salary desired. Box 18J, Her- ald. 3-27-2_d MAIL CLERKS, $110 Experience unnecessary. men. 17 upward, desiring write for free particu- lars. J. Leonard (former civil service examiner), 842 Equitable Bidg., Washington, D. C. RATLWAY month. Young clerkships, " 3-27-5dx . 3-25-44d WANTED — Furniture finisher. Funk & Son, Inc. Bristol. WANTED—First-class barber, steady work, 612 Main street. 3-24-6dx WANTED—Ycung man at McBriar- Drug Store. 3-3-tf give name, _Black pockethook with sum of Saturday afternoon on Chestnut. Reward if re- d Office 29-1dx | D ROOMS LOST money. Stanley turned to ¥ RNISF hed rooms with | : all conveniences | central To- | 9-2dx TO RENT—Furn separate entran for light housekeeping: cation. 16 Prospect St. age, address and salary expected., Address P. O. Box 1001. 2-17-tt* R WANTED—Pin boys; good wages. Casino Bowling Alleys. 1-30.tf PERSONAL. ° =old tootl, Dickerma ET TEETH 50. zuaranteed. 22 West Pearl St. with Dr. 3-29-6dx | 4F