New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1920, Page 12

ely Sale Of F urniture RY PIECE MEANS A BIG SAVING found n ndid choige of *re and Tables, M to summer and Talr . will he spl ottees, flc enth floor than a sale n office of pleces a evoled meraly margid & more rockers W silver gray and floor lampd, flow wstands lorigues to match Thege are uphol- lected cretonne coverings, and rockers $12.50, at $1050. and rockers $17.50, at and rockers §1 0, at $1 . and rockers $22.50, at $19.50. and rockers, §23.50, at $20.00. and rockers $35.00, at $30.00. and rockers $42.50, at $36.50. and rockers $15.00, at $38.00. ghatra and bBrown finish, Living Room Suites $337.00, upholstered Decorated Parchment Arm Chalr and Rocker [Mece Suite of reed in Fr Regular price ench walnut finish, furnituge «profit Chairs selected cretonnes. The prices never and fiber, willow and Chinese grass re,upholstered in choice The reductions Reed Chairs and Ro;:kers rockers, are from 0dd reed chairs an ‘tapestry and cretonne upholstering. at 5. at § and rockers $15.00, and rockers $17.50, and rockers $20.00, at § and rockers $25.00, at $21.75. and rockers 30.00, at $26.00. and rockers $32.50, at $28.00. and rockers $35.00, at $30.00. and rockers $40.00, at $34.00. and rockers $15.00, at $38.00. and rockers $60.00, at $50.00. and Odd Pieces high grade cretonne, consisting of large price $287.00. in brown rep Chairs Chairs Chalrs Chairs Chairs Chairs Chairs Chairs Chairs Chairs ed in sale Specially priced at ¢ just recelved a new shipment of heavy reed furniture finished in antique ivory and beau- Istered. include settees, chairs y Bedroom Furniture Bedroom Suite : bed, dresser, chifferette. tollet price $215. Sale price $185.00. e American Walnut or Mahogany Bed- Willlam and Mary period; bed, dresser d tollet table; regular price $210.00 88.00. eca American dresser and ¢ price $135.00. Plecen in combination with other furniture ELEVENTH ' Queen table; oo Mahogany Adam price Walnut Suite shiffonier; regular th Floor, and rockers. in blue striped velour, Davenport, with sunburst pillows and bolster These can be matched to form suites Prices $30.00 to $85.00. OOR Living Room Furniture Three-piece cane living room suite, upholstered our; Davenport, chair and rocker, regular price 5.00 Sale price $2735.00. Three-piece antique cane living room suite, up- ed in selected blue damask, regular price Sale price $350.00. Three-plece cane living room suite, upholstered chair and rocker. roll. regular price 5.00. Sale price $400.00. 8th Floor. For the Dining Room sulte, buffe L L U e $289.00 a cabinet, ..nm\.w chair. Regular n Walnut Suite, buffet, ex- ot, serving table, three gular price price $330.00.°% ome ten-plece \1\\ml~v|cun Mte, Quoen Anne paeriod Hale prico $435.00. Walnut Regular - Also some “pd MESIDENTIAL HOUSES, n on Saturday and Monday Evenings. D. HUMPHREY ROO M 208, NATIONAL BANK BUILDING OU ENOUGH FIRE lNSURANCE" : If Not, See Or Telephone TZ & COSTELLO, St. -t [ have listed a five room cottage’ acres located in Newington andg onable. is the time to appreciate good su- 93 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2026 OF NEW BRITAIN REAL ESTATE CEDBPBVBBEIZHGCOBD gular price S Regular ‘rh-l‘ price $665.00 35.00 ixceptionally Good BUTLDING Tel. 24-4 MQQOQQGQOGGCQO’Q Let us show you tlmg. BOARD. Mahogany Dining, $652.00 Sale price $47 Ten-plece )‘ Suite. Mahogany Dining Iom $650.00 Sale price $550.00. eric Ingt Auite. Regular T U Oak Regular - 9th Floor. Ton-plece Ten-ph Ten-piece Jgy beur price Sale pm;uv:..oo. BOLSHEVIKI ADVANCING, Sl Dispatch Says Poles Being Driven Back. London, June 17.—Russian Bol- ! shevik forces have again advanced on | the northern end of the Polish front, according to a wireless dispatch from Moscow quoting an official statement. Soviet successes on other sections of the line «lso are reported. Near Kiev we are pursuin enemy awl driving in his rear the statement says. _— CORNELL VS. SYRACU - Moscow Are the guard,” Inc. Fraternity Boys at Colleges Have Wagered Small Fortune on Races. Ithaca, N. Y., June 17.—The spec- ulative fraternity is stirred over the inter-collegiate regatta which will by held on Cayuga lake Saturday. W ers of several thousand dollars h been paced by followers of the Cor- nell and Syracuse rsity crews. Be- cause the Cornell vy varsity crew a “dark horse,” Syracuse backers asking even money No bet- {ing NaaIbesalraported onithel Colus bia and Penonsylvania crews. ve h & 3 City Advertisement Fearing on the Extenslon of Lake Street. Notice is hereby given that a he be held hefore the Board of Public City of New Britain, in Room 261 te be held at 7 evening, June layout and el its present at to Main Street interested are hearing, if they cause, and be heard in relation to the above BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS G. H. JOH . Se ;|v~(>u Street, fr Street easterly All persons present at said m nd Washingt invited to be o] @ & & R & DEMING: fi‘ & If you have a good business & e ] & £ i i CAMP REAL 172 MAIR 8. & & & New autos are so scarce this ycar that there is a big market for used cars. 1If you want t0 scll your car a little advt. in The Herald classified columns will do the business quick and at a very small expense. Only ounc cont a word. Ligzett's ALE M BT N g0od pay. Apply Latimer 1 61 aged woman to care f ol ® and good home for Herald, 6a J — | -nd solicitor to hed company: salary by letter. Collecto 15 ohild right good party WANTED—A collector sent old establi mm ssion, re . Herald WANTED—Painters. Apply to John llml- Co. 3 and 5 Franklin S 6-15 WANTED—Electrician's helper someone siring to learn the electrical trad Cowles Electric Co., 74 Winthroy and ¢ Box Iy 1x stre 6-15- « ood v to nity for himseit week 1o stal Woulworth Co o adva $1% a w Iy at Main 2dx CLASSIFIED :1c¢ . a Word Minimum Charge 20c CASH IN ADVANCE This is not a_ question of credit. Bovkxeeping, billing and postage cost more than the price. of the little advt. and in. elumnatmx this work we save the advertiser money: FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOREILES used two year: ‘ FOR SALE—1913 g ciy . va swdition. 5% Aren - . EYanl FOR SALE—Upright piane ndition . party 1 Andrews, Ford Avch runabout in A-1 Yelcphon 6-16-4dx Real estate prices continue to soar. If you would like to . turn your property into cash or buy a home get in touch with prospective customers through The Herald classified columns. Classified advts. are great re- sult getters, They are inexpen- 'sive, word. too. Only one cent & ot b WANTED—FEMALA HELP » ANTED—A working housekeeper; good home and wages to the rignt party. Ade dress Herald Box ¥A. 6-16-4dx mahogany parier ze Las stove Mrs. Walsh G-17-tr | {l'nn SALE—Grant Six touring car, '16 . ¢xcellent shape througnout; reason- ani 446 West Maln o strect, second tioor suite and table; awn roller and grass cut Bassett St 3 ete.,” hm WANTED—Woman for cleaning, local factory; good pay. Apply No. 38, Herald. FOR SALE—Two work horses and a pair of | mules. J. J. Dopahue, end of FOR SALE—Ford S Telephone touring car. Shuttle Meadow Sod-o atier & p. m Francis 6-15-3dx FOR chairs Br refrigerator, i cigar vase. cte ] Lunch, 348 Main street < 6-17-2 ol FOR SALE—1920 Studebaker; run only 300 nules; A-1 condition; will sell reasouably il aiter ¢ p. mi, 314 Allen St Qak sL - x | wall Dairy Brand new Ford touring car; never must_be soid immediately Jiving ter, 193 Arch St. lelepn 1 512 and 811, Open sonday and Satu evenings. rou otorcycle, 1916, Call eve §-17-3ux | FOR SALE SAL spil chcap. upstairs horses, weight dumpcart; two and 17-6dx FOR SAL of gray [ 5 wd T vears; thn siet Areh Nt FOR SALE—1918 101 ouENL Demsoa s Garage, 11 FOR SALE—1919 three-ton Kissel; substwn- ual rack Lody; ures good; nrst-class me- chanical condition; a bargain to quick buyer. Call Liberty 430 or see Chandle: Mack Motor druck Co, 264 Whalle; New Haven, Conn. FOR SALE—1920 Vim truck, A-1 condition. Denby 2}a-tom sruck, overbauled. A, M. Harri 1060, or 166 Main street, 6-10-6d seraper: singl. White Leghorn winners includes govd HooC 616 . FOR SAL < Stat woaet Berlin Twenty-five Show ance some Deming. FOR SALE—One horse und wagon, machine, hay rake and a gasoline Inquire Kensington Tel howing engine. WANTE “-Two drivers for tallow krease team. Apply New Dritain und Tallow Co. r 70 John St 6- and i 16 re 3d | WANTED—Barber, first clas steady job for a good man sal Barbershop. 213 Main good pay and Apply Univer- | 6-16-3dx WANTED—Young man for soda fountain work. Clark and Brainerd Drug Store, 151 Main St 6-14-1w | | sistant 4 Main | LR | WANTED—Registered or registered druggist Crowell's diug store street | WANTED—Immediately: Competent scale- | men on sprins scales: good pay and pe manent employment: references required. H. J. O'Connor, 69 Lyman St., Springfeld, Mass. 6-2-t1 ) WANTED SIX PLUMBERS AND SHEET METAL WORKERS APPLY K. 4. | EROUX ARCH ST, VANTED JED—By young ecouple: Four- or five- lom tenement: will rent any time be tween naw an? July 1. Call 7754 6-17-6dx WANTED—Gard. take general care 45 Wilcox & WANTED—Young keeping in spare and And:, ng. lawns of grounds. to mow Etl ludy time wants to do book- Telephone 61- take Apply 128 3 washing ironing. Pleasant stairs WANTED—For July Ist: tenement; must be Herald Five-room modern tral. Box 111, 6-17-3dx WANTED—To rent: Room for young mar- ried couple; in on outskirts of city privilege of cooking two meals daily M. R. MacDonald, care Regal 6-17-2dx WANTED—By gentleman: in private family; ¥ R.. Herald Office Furnished room central J 6-17-1dx women with burning to try a box ks wonders. Store and 6-16-10dx WANTED—Men and feet, sore corns and callouse Snow-Dr uaranteed Drug Druggists any makes; ss Box 14K, 6-14-4% highest pric: care (bis paper. WANTED—Man and wife, both employed, Qesire to rent two rooms. furnished or unfurnished. for light housekeepi Aa- Box 7. Herald 6-15-3ax ED—Carpentering and jobbing work. Gardiner, 74 City Ave. Phone 6-15-1wx ou want make this summer e agent capital or experience you use yvour spare time Opportunity. P. O Box 519, City _— At o Probate holden at New and the District of { | Britain. | ounts of Hartford and Stat ' k | i urt of thin the « ticut, « Berlin, i of the 15th day of Ju A Conne D. 182 Present sstate said district, Upon the jon sald Berlin. praving that an instrument writing purporting to be the last will testament of said deceased may he approved and admitted to probate application on file more fully app ORDERED—That _said appl heard and determined at the Probatc Britain. in said district of June. A. D. 1920, at n. and that notice be given ¥ said jon ard the thereon. by newspaper | having a by posting Bernard F. Gaffney, of William Hill la sed Judge. of Berlin, in dec of Carrie B. Hill, of and proved =t ars is ation be Office, | on the o'clock as ¥ i place this order published in said New Britain circulation in said district. and a copy thereof on the public sign-post in the town of Berlin, in said district. and by | mailing a copy of this order to all heirs- at-law_and legat and return make. By Order of Court, J publishing OORE. Ass't Clerk ' We Have A Customer For A Good Business— to sell, SEE US AT ONCE —information will be treated as confidential. Three tenements and store on Oak reet for sale— Good Mortgage for sale with 15 per cent. off. ESTATE CO. Mrs. | Hotel | location. | YOR NALE—One pair of horses and harnes also, dumpcart; cheap for quick buyer: 4 singly if wanted. nest Swanson. hensington, Conn., one mile from Arch St car line. Tel. 929- 6-16-3dx 74 Francis St Call 361-3. §-13dx FOR SALE—1917 Ford. Apply 114 Arch sireet. 5-26-tt two-ton Velle, uaif-van moter, Brown Lyse limken rear axie, Goodyear ures, 14x6 it. body also painied to sull u bargain. Paone Liberty 430 or Chandler, Mack Motor Truck Co., No. Whalley Ave, New Haven. Conn. 4-27-tf TUK SALE—IV16 one and one-ualf on Sei- den, equipped with top, windshield, elec- tric lights, Goouyear tires, open sta. s body, 6x12 ft.; in good machanical condi- tion at sacrifice. i’hone Liberty 430 or sce Chandier, Mack Motor Truck \yo. No. 264 \-Laliey Ave, New Haven, Conn. 4-27-uf FOR SALE—19137 vedy, Contiuental wansmissiou, FOR horse street. SALE—Horse, buggy is_sound and & Telephone 114 and FOR SALE—Wall paper, paints, varnishes; big reduction; selling out; also, painte: cquipment, complete. Crusberg, 63 Green- wood St. Phome z122-4. 6-14-8dx BABY CHICK PRICES REDUCED, 20c uj Aelivered (ree; 12 varieties; send for lis Roy Clark, 335 Comnecticut Boulevard, East lartford. 6-14-1w FOR SALE—Reo Bus, perfect; real bargain: or chassis separately, wil truck. Phone Charter and 6 p. m. Seen at Wetherstield Ave., Hartford. 1919; mechanically willing to sell body make splendid between » Dell's Garage, 6-17-1d FOR SALE—Second-hand Goodrich tire and tube Xil2; run 100 miles: price $40. inquirc 120 South Main street. 1332 E—Upright boiler; engine attached, inspected ., ¥0 lbs.; read> § SOl DT ras o teo Main ; class condition; cheap I taken al once J e Call, between 6 and § p. m., 41 Austin St., second loor. Gus Budrick. 617 FOR SALE—Horses. Inquire S. Shurberg. 55 Franklin s 6-3 FOR ~A 10-horsepower, ior b Apply street touring car; first- FOR SALE—Apes 20-passenge sirst- condition; price Box 3B, Herald. Jitney buy reasonable. 6-17 NOTICE WEST MAIN GARAGE—Rear 103 W. Main, Post Office. We do all kinds of lists on magnetos vashing and polishing | ces. Dealers in Give us a EXCHANGED CAR DEPARIMENT opposite Senining. IRD COUPE AXON TOURING HUPMOBILE TOURI TUDEBAKER TOURI HALM TOURING HUDSON SUPER-SIX OVERLAND ROADSTER 5 OVER D TOURING OLDSMOBILE COUPE FORD COUPE trucks you will be satisfied NOTICE—Talking new. $30; Andrews, bargain; St a Areh is ambitious. having reached his limit as promotion and remuneration, and who feels that he can earn more and is fi responsible position. 1 can ight man a wonderful oppor- now and for the futw If you are ars or over, write J. ald SEVERAL LIGHT TRUCKS —ALSO— AND 1915 PLEAS $100 TP Payments Arranged 1914 show tunity A OLDSMOBILE COMPA OF HAKTFORD, IN to bus = good from a private Box 16, Herald upright tamily. 6-17 NOTICE—1 want piano for casn Address Piano, o Automobiles repaired at your own mine; satisfaction guaran- reasonable. Greenwood street. 6-15-10dx ——— e NOTICE—Shampooing, scalp treatments, sage and manicuring: iad ' their home For_appo phone 465 Margaret W 20 Wilson St — NOTICE—Call us up to do your carpentry work; building and repairing of scriptions; garages. Deming and son. Tel. 63v. A Con In Charge of Sales 7 33 TO 37 ALLYN STREET HARTFORD, CONN Open Evenings Charter 5336 1917 MACK ONE AND ONE-HALF TON ka Excelient Mechanical Condition Also others, overhauled, some rebuilt, and guaranieed; terms ar- ranged to suit. Phone LIBERTY 430 or see CHANDLER, MACK MOTOR TRUCK CO. 264 Whalley Ave. New Haven, Conn Just call D. Stack when also light dx NOTICE—Moving? ready ; satisfaction guaranteed; express WANTED A FEW GOOD MEN T FURNISHED ROOMS. Desirable front room, all modern unfurnizhed rooms, one | heat furnished and hot | Main | To mENT— convenier a or two, very large, watcr. 103 West TO WORK IN MILL AND LUMBER YARD TO RENT—Furnished rooms at 8 Elm street. 6-17-1dx STEADY WORK AND GOOD PAY NEW BRITAIN LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY NT—Two furnixhed ecping: separats second floor for light 112 301 PARK STREET sdx RENT—Large front gentlemen: also, 64 Church suitable for room. Mrs 6-16 room single TO RENT—Furpished rooms for light Box 12Y. Herald. 3 SUMMIR RESORTS ISLAND VIEW. NORTH HAVEN, MAINE— Offers shore and country life c excellent for cient serviee: Julv 1 to September 1: special two weeks. Adc Miss Helen Beve oW cC Britain. i TO RENT zentiem. street w NT—To Americans: ble for two and 8§, at One single roos ‘ntiemen. Walnut 6-11-5dx INDIAN NECK, BRANFORD, CONN.—The ‘averly, Popular shore Resort. New room house open June 10; rates ard rvations now. AMrs S. A, Hiebel, 6-3-2w Address Herald Box 31BX " Bullding—Repaming. OMAUGUIN—Large, light, ventilated tlecping rooms; large living m., with piano: two porches; ex onal bathroom facilit broad pri ment walk to the finest ch sound; excellent bathing at both hix low tde: shower and float jons. ¢ Liberty . New Hay to the lun -t TAUGODA IN LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRiICK STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repalrs of ail kinds. § Court St Telephcnes 2244 vate e the nnd E " JUNK FOR L. ZELDES - Will Pay 4c Ib. for all kinds of rags. Will also buy second-hand furniture. i¢ 138 OAK STREET 0B PRINTING OF ALL KINDS ® NEATLY DONE o KU PER g_.l_.l"'_f:lll co. WANTED- in small st frc -A woman for general houseweork family. Mrs. w. H. Allen, 158§ Mley St 6-16-tf do housework for Henry 4 Bader, Southington 6-16-4d WANTED—Woman father aud $4 Brook st WANTED—Woman to phol 1299-0 cali street house. Tele- Svuth Main 6-16-3d WANTED—Woman for plain Kilchen work o private family; wages 3op o $65 per moath, according to ability. 1L interested, aadiess tor interview, giving vetercnces, Lox 2L, Herald Otfice. =1 cooking and WANTED—G 4 hours; Apply Room for light wachine wortky casy work and good pay. 21, R. R. Arcade. 6-1 WANTED—A competent maid for sccond work. Miss Whiitlesey, 279, West Main street. 6-8-tt WANTED—Women, boys and girls to pain toys at’home; work delivered to your doof, 0 weckly assured; send 5 cents for twa mples and particulars, Dept. H, Federal Toy and Novelly Msg. Co., P. O. Box 230, New Britain, Cona. -7-12d% WANTED—Young women to become® telwa Phunc OPErAtors; O eXperience DecesSary; paia while leariing; rapid increuses there- after both for lengtu of service and t; the advantage of this occupation wil¥ be explained by the culef operator. 8. Lj. & Telephone Company. _— - — TELEPHONE OPERATOR WANTED FOR SUBSTITUTE WORK DURING THE SUMMER. MONTHS Apply by Letter, Giving Age, Reference, ete. BOX 10Z, HERALD 6-14-tf COMPETENT ST WANTED ¥OR SUBSTITUTE WORK DURING JULY AND AUGUST Apply BOX 13A, MERALD WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES FOR CLOAK AND SYIT DEPARTMENT APPLY TO THE BEE HIVE 373 MAIN STREET REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE—My eigh corner Carlton and Donahue, Francis St. Tel vom “rancis 785 56 acres: cottage af Sts. J. J. 6-17-3dx FOR SALE—Farm, barns, seven-room Two large house, 12x30 silo, six- 1 was engine. ensilage cutter: farm fully equipped with machinery and toals 14 cows. one heifer. two bulls, thred- horses, two pigs, chickens, fruit (rees of all kinds; farm. all seeding down, neas car line. 3% miles to New Britain; will sell at reasonable price. Appiy Mrs. Albers Meehan, Beckley, Conn.. Box 37. 6-17-cod-1dm FOR SALE—My house in wouthern part of city; good neighborhood; 11 rooms, twe tenements and s arage for four cars; reasonable. Box 31XZ, Herald. 6-15-5dx FOR SALE—Building lop on Frederick St., Maple Hill; 75-foot frontage; will be sola at reasonable figure. Apply The Rogers Sash and Door Co., 189 Chestnut street. Telephone 499. 5-25-€¢ FOR SALE—Forestville, Conn.: New two- family house: 10 rooms, all improvements, floor plugs, white bathrooms, large veran- das, beautiful trecs, large lot; twe min- * walk to scheol. churches, trolley and ns: price £5.000—8$1,5 cash; no agents. Address Box 3 Herald. 6-14-5dx Nix-room bungalow, lights, telephone: four acies building lots; near trolley: sis cents sow New Britain: young fruit trees, berries; sarden planted. Sharp's Station, Plain- ville. H. Culver. 6-12-8dx FOR SALE—Newington: seven-room, steam-heated, modern house. 0; terms reasonable. Inquire ¥ Prentice. Telephone New Britain ASUIPUD DI0TINH 0 o-g8el electrio land, fine c Five-acre farm; c 7 Avch inks Bank G Pinder Beokett