New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1920, Page 10

Rrr— — FSH ; NGTH BY KING PHOSPHATE | ! in Wit N | enlthy Vle { Strength, Vigor ] Nerve i reon In | al jorva exhaustion (frequently mewssive thinness) are the only of the fallure (o sue- wle for the necessities of for the leap In one Compare the thin, siekly, | With the well-rounded form | de too, the is most admired. ctiy eneas. people are evid, t waprpers mogasines of ing fous reme wine or exercines. aay of might not be appropriate connclous of | « contl owever. beolutely gy and mind By & multit that healthy esmential to & Weak pervos of different immedintely and generaily | ¢ onergy, wleeplesanc fon, ote., wh the liiaiihy { flat chest, bony ! nd iecn more phosnhate th o to from t ¥ iniona . foods Air taken sysiom that so offectively jelency As the pure coganie M as bitro-phosphate wad nd Meainord snd good drug phoanhoric food clements In | asuimilated by the nerv 8 produce & pleasing change ly and hence Incromsel vitality With the hurdens of ner nows, lnck of enersy, welght, with Jis atiractivs ¥ glow of health, replaces of wkin and bon: i o Phesphate is un- " thoss taking it who on flash shouid use extrs fat-producing (rods Notiee af Hearing. Perlin, ss: Probate Court, D. 1920. uzalyjn Kulls, late of the Britain in sald distriet, application of Ignacy that as administrator he may be authorized d to sell and convey ot sald decoased, ' ‘uated t in sald New Britain, prays that some person 1l administrator be ap- and convey said prop- desires to purchase the sald application on file [Appears, it s D, That sald application id determined at the Pro- in New Britain, In said | the 20th day of Jul |, at 9 o'clock in the fore- hat notice be given of the if sald application and the lace of hearing thereon, Hy this order in some news- ng a cireulation in said dis- by posting a copy of this ublic sign-post in the ritain, in said district, make to this Court of the NARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge. - FARM Fine Land. Halt Way Between New Bri Plenty of Fruit, and all kinds of Farm Utensils. POLES STILL LOSING Moscon Dispaleh Tells of Purt Galns Made by Vietorious Army of Bolsheviks Ne Minsk. London the July Bolsheviki in their 16.—Continued su cess by operu- tions against Poles along northern sector of the front is an- nounced in an official statement from Moscow recelved by wireless today. “Our advance Is continuing getically’ the statement says. During the fighting along the rail- from Bobruisk to Minsk we cay elght guns, several thousand six locomotives and 142 wagons with building materials and the way tured shells, loaded tools." Department’s Semi-Monthly Report Shows 13 Cases to Be Under Quarantd Communicable diseases reported the health during the month of July, which has just the in the cily to passed half-way mark, are s follows: Diphtheria, vhoid fever, 1; cough, Al the 8; scarlet fever, ty- measles, 19; whooping present +a¥cs under qu number six were carried over trom the report of last month's communi- cable diseas nd seven were placed under guarartine this month. t are Of that For Out Door Pienies and The Home Table MADE ~ BYY The WHIPPLE CO. NATICK .—— MASS. eg—— WILL PAY BEST PRICES FOR ALL KINDS OF JUNK and Second-Hand Furniture. L. ZFLDES 138 OAK ST. TEL. 589-23. FOR SALE — 16 Cows, Finest location in tain and Hartford. 4 Horses, Pigs, Hartford H. D. AUMFPHIKEY ROOM 208, NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Cottage at Bel videre, with all improve- Owner in a position to vacate at once. one-family house on Commonwealth For Sale. Everything in the best of AMP REAL ESTATE CO. PHONE 7-ROOM COTTAGE western heat. arge lot. art of city. E Price $7,500. Modern and up-to-date. B Family 10-room house. Electric lights, baths Set Tubs, etc. Price $6,700. ‘e hav other good properties. MAIN STREET § Home Banking & Realty Co. PHONE 728 Next Door Fox's Theater. PEW RITERS ALL MAKES We deal in every make typewriter Id, Rented, Repaired and Exchanged bw Britain Typewriter Exchange 2 West Main St. Tel. 612 the | ener- | department | 131 343—ROOMS 303-6 BANK BLDG. Behning -upright piae months « beauty: selling sacrific rnia, reason Box 13, Merald FOR SALE—Eight ncres of standing Bt Call Hartford Divisio rye at Valley 1-14 | FOR SALE—Building lot on South Main St., n Buell: will scll reasonably if taken at once. W. Herrman, 151 Kelsey street 16-3dx | e —e | FOR SALE—Good milking cow. Apply to | " Mike Ganska, 1% Shuttlc Meadow avenue, | Plataville, Conn 16-3dx ! FOR SALE—Knapsack garden sprayer, good as new. half-price Address Herald Box 7-16-2 vulcanizing machine, $30 cash. 15 |rol SALE—Shaler A-1 cor FOR SALE—Indian motorcycle, one-cylinder, A-1 dition, $60 cash: owner leaving town. Address Box 33%Z, Herald 1x | FOR SALE—Two-year-old Holstein bull; two good family Milch cow Inquire N. W. Baldwin, Kensington. Telephone 254-12 7-15-3d 'OR SALE—Upright piano, $150; very fine 'r all throuxhout: bargal come quick: easy terms. Andrews, 439 Arch street 15-2dx horse and strong in store at 12 7-15-2dx SALE—Sturdy delivery wagon. Inquire Cherry street FOR SALE—Five hundred 6x6 tapered fence posts, cight feet long. 50 cents each; als top soil, $15 five yards. truck any part of city. Call Lasher, 1 15-3dx FOR SALE—Grocery store fixtuges. Due to rearrungement of our grocery store, we have on hand excess equipment which has been in use a little over a year. Counter one Universal electric coffee mill, one | Royal typewriter, two scoop scales, three flat scales, thre¢ paper-bag racks, three paper racks. one cheese cutter. one cheese caster, six twine holders, eight glass jars, one bookkeeper's high chair. If interested in the lot or any part, you can buy It at a bargain price by applying to L. H Senma, manager of the Stanley Workers® Co-operative, S 1-267 Myrtie New Britain, 7-14-3d SHORE PROPERTY FOR SALE—Shore lots; easy terms for real bargain prices. See Sullivan, Lot No. 1. Seaview Road, Point o Woods Beac South Lyme, Conn. 9-10dx Order of Notice of Hearing. District of Berlin, ss; Probate Court, July 14, A. D. 1920. state of Michael T. White, late of the town of New Britain, in said dis- trict, deceased. Upon the application of Elizabeth A. White as Administratrix of the Estate of said deceased, she may be authorized and empowered to sell and convey real estate situated in Berlin, Conn., as per said application on file more fully appears, it is ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Pro- bate Office, in New Britain in said dis- trict, on the 19th day of July A, D. 1920, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publish- ing this order in same newspaper having a circulation in said district, and Ry posting a copy of this order on the public sign-post in the town of New Britain, in said district, and re- turn make to this Court of the notice given. BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge. CHIROPRACTIC TALKS No. 5 ‘ObstructedNerves’ (By J. A. VOLZ, THE CHIROPRACTOR) It ia & well-known fact that if the nerves leading to the foot were cut, the foot would be paralyzed and, try as we might, we could not move it. This demonstrates how im- portant nerves are, controlling as they do not only the foot, but the movements, func- tion and health of every part, tissue and organ of the body. If an organ stops functioning when the nerves supplying it are cut, it is equally true that an organ cannot function normally when the nerves supplying it are pinched. Take as an example the foot again. Pinch the large trunk nerve in the leg by sitting on the edge of & chair or by squatting down on the toes and the foot “goes to sieep.” To cut a nerve means to destroy its ca. pacity tn transmit nerve force; to PINCH a nerve means to DIMINISH its capacity to transmit nerve force. CHIROPRACTIC RELEASES NERVE PRESSURE! Clinical observation discloses the fact that . there is only one place where trunk nerves | can and do become pinched permanently. { This i= at the spine. where they leave the | spinal cora and make their exits through small, round openings between the spinal | bones. The trunk nerves fit snugly in these openings and if a spinal segment gets out place only the fraction of an inch the size of the opening is decreased and the nerve there is pinched. If the affected nerve supplies the stomach, some form of disease will manifest itself there. 1f it regulates the heart, or the liver, or the intestines, or the kidneys, there will be abnormal function as a result. So it is with every unnatural condition of the body, for all disease can be traced back to the spine CHIROPRACTIC GETS RESULTS! Come to the office and let Chiropractic put you on the road 6 Health. Free consultation. J.A.VOLZ The Chiropractor 259 MAIN STREET, BOOTH BLOCK | Sulte 407, Fourth Floor Phone 1732 | "'Office Hours: 9-12 a. m.—2-5 p. m. | Evening Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thurs- | ny, 6:30 to & Bullding—Repaming. LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK, STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repairs of all kinds. # Court St tew Rritain. s "~ LADIES | | Wave Your Carpets and Rugs Washea | | on Your Floor With a ~onn. HAMILTON BEACH CARPET WASHER Method approved by lending carpet weavers; endorsed by famous homes, the lnrgest hotels and prominent decturs. C. B. GOULD. " FOR SALE Cottage on Frances St. DEWITT A. RILEY ROOM 208, NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. The litle Want Advt. costs ONLY 1c A WORD. The re- sults are big and quick. The Herald Classific.i Column is at your service. You meed it Try it out tomorrow. The re- sults will surprise you. CLASSIFIED 1c a Minimum Charg CASH IN Word e 20c 1 ! ] ADVANCE This is not a question of credit. Bovlkikeeping, billing and postage cost more than the price of the little advt. and in eliminating this work we save the advertiser money. e ———————————————————— AUTOMOEILES FOR SALE—I1916 Maxwell touring car in very good order. Call Telephone 1982-14 7-16-3dx FOR SALE—Three-passenger roadster, wire wheels, in good shape. Call 157 Fairview street Saturday afternoon Sunday morning T-16-2dx v ‘ FOR SALE—Buick | FOR SALE—Hupmobile. AUTOMOBILES roadster; mechanical condition pericet all around; will sell cheap for phone No. 1840, Room 407, National Bank Building tires Garage, rear 133 Main St FOR SALE—One closed top Ford delivery, oné steam garment and laundry press, 6x10 foot steel 1 beam; also 1913 Buick touring car. New Britain Dry Cleaning Co.. Cherry St T-12-6d R C. Kudolph, Gurage. Tel. 2051. i-16-3dx —_— e WANTED—MALE HEJA FOR SALE—Ford touring car. dolph, 123 Cherry St. Plione 2051. FOR HIRE—Seven-passenger Cadill © day or night service. Bennle, 882-12. 7-15-5dx FOR SALE—Ford racer, cheap, $123. at Rudolph’s Garage, Cherry Pp m street, at 7-14-30x FOR SALE—19; hauled; will sell very cheap. information, or can be scen Garage. 193 Main St., rear Call 389 for at _Ploncer 7-14-3dx FOR SALE—Master Six *halmers; thoroughly 71" Maple St seven-passenger overhauled. Apply 7-14-1wx FOE SALE—I1917 Reo roadster; first-class condition; engine just overhauled; bar- n if taken this week; no dealers; call :30-5; will demonstrate. No. 10 Loc: street. 7-13-4dx FOR SALE—1918 Stutz touring cord tires, two = excellent paint, rear winds| ReVere Salesrooms, 254 Main S ford. Charter 9963. bargair 7-13-5d FOR SALE—Oakland roadster, perfect con- dition, good tires, bargain for cash. Phone 2428 or 2517. 7-12-3dx FOR SALE—One-half-ton Vim truck, 1920, first-class condition; will sell reasonably. No. z R. R. Arcade. 7-12-1wx USED TRUCKS—Attention. Jitney and Bus | Men: The trolley situation confronting us, mot only in Bridgeport, but in our own | city of New Britain, is critical, as you know. Now is the time to get busy and get in while prospects are good. We hav the following for sale at right pric Three 1919 Reo 15-passenger buses; also one 1920 3 all in first-class shape mechanically, brand new cord tires ail around; worth investi- gation. Mack Motor Truck Company, New Haven, Conn. 7-12-t¢ USED TRUCKS When in need of a good Used Truck, it will pay you to get im touch with us. Mack, Pierce-Arrow, Packard and | others; some over hauled, rebullt and guaranteed; terms to sult you. Phone Liberty 430, or see CHANDLER, MACE MOTOR TRUCK CO., 264 Whalley Ave.,, New Haven, Cons. CLEAN-UP SALE OF USED CARS 1920 HUDSON SUPER . (Seven-F 1920 HUPMOBIL (Five-Passenger) 1919 OAKLAND . (Five-Passenger) 1919 CHEVROLET (Five-Passenger) 1918 CHEVROLET (Winter Top: Five-Passenger) 1920 MAXWELL DEMONSTRATOR (Five-Passenger) OVERLAND ROADSTER OVERLAND (Five-Passenger) FORD (Five-Passenger) 1918 FORD SEDAN 1917 ONE-TON STEWART (Can Be Bought at a Sacrifice) —Also— A FIVE-TON CLYDESDALE DUMP (In A-1 Condition) HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. 18 MAIN STREET (Next to the Ford Salesroom) Dealers for White Motor Trucks, Stephens Salient and Cleveland Six 1917 1917 1917 -16. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! SEASON'S CLEAN-UP SALE ASURE CARS—MOTOR TRUCKS 1918 OAKLAND TOURING 5 STUTZ TOURING OLDSMOBILE TOURING FORD ROADSTER CADILLAC TOURING FORD TOURING CHEVROLET RC OLDSMOBILE T PATHFINDER TOURING TRUCKS REPUBLIC TRUCK REO SPEED CHASSIS OLDSMOBILE JITNEY BUS 7 FORD DELIVERY FIVE-TON SAUER DUMP TRUCK SEVERAL OLD CARS £100 to $250 Used Car Dealers, Here Is Your Chance! Open Evenings OLDSMOBILE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, INC. N 37 Allyn Street Uartford, Connecticut 7-16-6a Telephone | Call | Ford roadster; just over- | . Hart. | ssenger Packard. These are | Call Liberty 430 or, see Chandler, | WANTED—A general office man in near-by town; knowiedge of accounting desirable but not necessary; excellent opportunities; state salary wanted. Address Box 1313, Herald. WANTED—A good collector; mone other need apply; statc salary and experience. Address Box 27z, Heraid. 16-3d and | Apply at Pioneer | T-16-0dx | FOR SALE—Ford roadster in good condition. ! WANTED WANTED—An experienced commercial truck driver would like a position by August 1; home in Plainville; reference if reguired. Box 21J, Herald. 7-16-3dx TED—Late model Buick touring T-1p-2dx roadster. Box 23R, Herald. -1 WANTED—American couple, with child, desire flat. five rooms, all improvements, $40-35u; best references. Address k. W. L., Box 14, Herald. -1 WANTED—Looking for information regard- ing a pianoforte melodeon made by H. J. Yotter, Bristol, Conn. Sold in 1900. Herald Box No. 27F. T-15-3dx dx | —_——— g ' If you have anything to sell, bear in mind tha: there never. was a better market for -t than now. - A little advt. in the Herald Classified colufn will prove it. Only 1c A WORD. WANTED—FEMALL HELP" —ame WANTED—Salesladies, at once; $12 a Weels B0ou chance for rapiu aavange- . W. Woons Main St, New™ Biltaui T-16-5a .. worth Co. Conn. WANTED—Stenographer; rignt party Herald. WANTED—At once: shore for e rep.ainde Address Herala Lox good chance” fer Aduress Stenographer, B 3u, ::.- d & — & Maid to go te #hu 4 e of the & AzoX. 2 to do- housework, . three 1o Lalayotie St (e, | WANTED—Won hours a day. Six- or with WANTED—To rent, lease or buy: seven-room house, outside of city, distance from New all Britgin, near trolley; letters answered. erald Box 31W. i-15-2dx four or five acres land; within reasonable | WANTED—Cashier capable of WOrK; youus s Prere Herald 50X 0. deaW. s doly WANTEO—)oung ludy for our B OICE; Peri.dn. aton v ¥ Uhrasicut s, wo St WANTED—Operators for trolley car. 28 Chestnut street. WANTED—Turret lathe hands; also men for general factors work. Apply P. J Flannery Co., rear 33 Whiting St. 7-11-10d WANTED—Young man for stock room ambitious Young man capable of advance. ment preferred; $20 a week to start; ply at once. F. W. Woolworth Co. 220 Main St, City. WANTED—A young man, over 16, for per- manent position with Clark and Brainerd Drug Co., 151 Main St. 3-5d WANTED—Young men to work in dairy and one to peddie milk. Apply Spring Farm Dairy, Newington. Valley 298. 7-13-4dx WANTED—Salesman, . with aute, having established trade, to sell our toys in every town; fine line; liberal commission; good demand; start at once. Madmar Quality Co., Utica, N. Y. 7-10-6d WANTED—Salesmen; live wires; ducements; for tires and tubes. Apply at Rambler Tire and Rubber Co., Whitney Building, Stamford, Conn., or by malil. gooG in- WANTED—Registered or registered assistant druggist street. Crowell's drug store, 254 Main men on spring scale manent employment; references required. H. J. O'Connor, 69 Lyman St. Springfield, Mass. 6-2-tt MACHINISTS WANTED STEADY EMPLOYMENT FOR ADDITIONAL MACHINISTS ON NEW CONSTRUCTION WORK ATTRACTIVE WORK AND STANDARD WAGES ADDRESS MACWINIST, BOX 4, HERALD 7-15-1w BRICK MASONS WANTED OVERTIME JOB H. WALES LINES CO. BESSE-LELAND JOB NEW BRITAIN TO RENT TO RENT—Six-room tenement with all improvements in two-family house; good residence. Apply 31 Seymour St. 1ax TO RENT—Three unfurnished rooms, with bath, preferably to emploved married couple, for light housekeeping; residential section; references required. Address Box 4T. Herald. 7- ap- | 7-15-3dx | ¥ | WANTED—Position as housemaid. Call at street, third 3-15-3d%, or write Hoor. to 1y Tremont s e WANTED—Lxperienced ifesiady’ ! and 1aney soves wefaruasig. AP get's Liug po. WANTED—By gentleman: Furnished room with bath; must be near center of Telephone 1000, Manager: ol ‘heater. NTED—By ily_of three adults: enement of four or five rooms by Aug. L. Address Rent, Box 4, Herald. i-1o-6dx WANTED—Young man, espericnced, desires situation as typist or timekeeper. Alfred Smedberg, 398 Park St sax housekeeping; i 636, Office 150x 7-15-2dx adults. . 1'ost good pay and per- . in Dbest | 2ax | { three or four rooms in Address Box 2L, ement of section of city. Omce. western Herald x 'ANTED—Position as chauffeur by Ameri- can, 30 years old; seven years' experience; can drive all cars and make own repairs; commercidl or private; will go anywhere. Box 17C, Herald. 7-14-3dx WANTED—Three- or four-room apartment by young couple; no ‘children. Address Box 17 REAL ESTATE FOR sALb 22 ACRES—Seven acres tillable, b woodland; pretiy twg-story, nine house; garage; barn: chicken house; beau- tiful four-acre lake: boating, fishing: waterfall fit for power; 10 minutes' walk from town: beautiful location; price $3,000, cash _$2,000 Room 11, Allyn House, Hartford. 7-16-19x FOR SALE—In Newington: Six-room mod- ern house; hot water heat; lot 90 price $6,000; $2100 cash required further particulars inquire of C. C. Prentice, 18 Asylum St, Hattford, Conn. T-l4-1w Opal, For READ AND ACT AT ONCE—In town acre farm, barn, chicken houses, wood and wagon sheds, two cows, 65 chickens, 125 peach and apple trees; running spring water in kitchen: telephone; $3,200, cash $1,70 nothing can duplicate this. Opal, Room 11, Allyn House, Hartford. 25- FOR SALE—Country home, Westfleld village. { Large corner easy terms. house, barn, garage, acre land location;. electric lights; very low Tclephone 92-4. 1642dx DAIRY FARM—Seventy acres, near factory | town: 23 acres tillable, balance hay and woodland; 10 acres under crops; and pear trees, seven-large-room hous. 30x35 barn, pig and chicken houses, six Jersey cows, five helfers. two bull calves (ome year). three pigs, one horse, 36 hens, 50 chickens, one carriage, three wagons, complete machinery and farm tools; price $5,000, cash 00. J. K. Opal, Room 11, Allyn House, Hartford 7-16-19x S 105 ACRES—Farm near factory town; 50 acres tillable, balance hay and timberland 100 apple trees; fine 10-room house with 10x40 porch, running spring water in kitchen; barn: chicken. pig houses; wagon shed, two trout brooks, one horse. four pigs, 100 chickens, two heifers, three wagons, plenty of fish and game. complete machinery and farm tools: price $4,500, cash $1.500. J. K. Opal, Room 11, Allyn House, Hartford. 7-18-19x one cow, ¥FOR SALE—Seven-room modern house; | steam heat; five acres of land; near trolley, Maple Hill; price and terms rea- sonable. Inquire of C. C. Prentice, 18 Asylum St. Hartford, Conn. 7-14-1w 19-ACRE FARM—House, 'barn, garage, chicken house, fruit trees; wood shade, seven acres clear, balance timber and hay; ideal location: $1.800, cash §800. Opal, Room 11, Allyn House, Hartford. 7-16-18x TO RENT—Building suitable for garage or storage purposes. Apply 112 West street. 7-14-3ax TO RENT A FEW CHOICE OFFICES INQUIRE THE MUTUAL BUILDING MAIN STREET DOWNSTAIRS ————— FOR SALE CELERY PLANTS Two 500, $2, plants. dozen, 15¢; hundred, 50c; and $3.50 for a thousand Many varieties. ADOLPH SANDEL 8 Oak: Street A FOR SALE CHEVROLET TOURING (B MAXWELL TOURING OLDSMOBILE $ TOUKRING STUDEBAKER TOURING CHEVROLET TOURING (480) ! JRD TON TRUCK Also a number of « ings, roadsters an payments arranged her used trucks tour- Time IM BOOKMAN 4 Elm Street. Corner Main Thone 481 oSy —_—_— LOST—A pair of lady's shoes on Plalaville trolley car Thuisday evening. FPlease leave at Herald Omice 1dx Pay envelope LOST—Last S taining $160: owner's mname, envelope. ansawick. o JLOST—Between Hartford and New Brital A 37T 5 mounted tire. Finder kindly . City, and receive reward 7-16-34x FOR SA Twenty small chicken farms on Ilainville car line; om easy terms: prices $300 to $500; $100 down, 310 a month. New Britain Farm Agency, 166 Main St., Room 17. Open cvenings. 7-15-3dx FOR SALE—Property at corner of Winter and Spring Sts. Brick block with store and two tenements; also two-tenement house. Inquire 67 East Main. 7-13-1wx FOR SALE—Sixteen-acre farm. Inquire at Notice of Hearing on Administration t. Probate Cou strict of Berlin, ss. New Britain, July 13, A. D. 1920 Estate of Fannie D. Remington late of New Britain, in said District de- ceased. The Executor having exhibited 1is administration account with said Es- tate to this Court for allowance, it is ORDERED—That the nd day of July, A. D. 1920 at 9 o'clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office in New | Britain be and the same is assignod for a hearing on the allowance of said administration account with said lostate and this Court directs the ¥ ecutar to cite ull persons interested therein to appear at time and place by publishing this order in sowe ‘ per pubbished in New Britain circulation in said Dis- ¥ posting a copy on tha sign post in said Town of nearest where the deceased nd by mailing a copy of 1t-law and res- { iduary lezatees, and return make, BERNARD F. GAFFNEY | WANTED—Two roows, furnished, for light | { WANTED—By young married couple: Ten- 15 cleared; 14-room house, fine | 7-16-19x | 90 apple | pair oxen, one | WANTED—Dishwasher at_the Newl Club. R 15 - | WANTED—Young lady to do oftic - > the suniner. Apply SOUlkern New gmg- land ‘Leiephone Co. 9-Ti-4d WANTED—Salestady. ; street. | WANTEG—Dishwasher at the Y. W. C. A, IV HuDgerord court. 1014 | v | WANTED—Esxperienced typist for gea I position in ovuice; position permanent pleasant. Box k., Herald, 7-8- Apply ot 142 Main T-lo-vd | WANTED—Woman for alterations; peris. Tent position; 314 per week Lo SUAFL Ads dress Herald Box 14x. T-6-tf | WANTED—Girls at Latinier Laundry Ue., 33 Walnut St '*lw‘ WANTED—Xoung womer to E: Phune UPCTALors; 1O experience ke paid while learning; rapid Increases o after both fur ivhgui UL wervice and el the advantage vl LIS occupacion wj : explained by thu Cuiei vperstor. 8. IN. ‘Telephone Compeny. NOTICKE parties taken -dut. ‘clephone 139 T-18-2dx NOTICE—Automobile ¥rank Brown, NOTICE—For hire: Seven-passenger. car; shore trips d parties taken out Teies phone 130-13 16-2ax —_— Ty e s o8 | NOTICE—Will machine shops desirigg to contract to manutacture machilie-pars w blueprint and tnat are properly cquipped to turn out work with reasonabie dispatcn | plcase communicate with Atiantie, in- sulated Wire and Cable Co., Stamifor, | Comn.? Tel. Stamford 1860. T8 w . NOTICE—Miss Alice Starr, planc teacher §6 kim St. Qhone ili-2. T-12 (mwi) - ; NOTICE—Electric vacuum cleaners a §1.25 per day. Round file gas Swvs lighters, nts each; tips, 15 cented “Telephone 6-24-eofi-tL 35 2079, NOTICE—Local and long-distance done reasonably; ulso parties taken: out. Call' Albert Diemond, 410 Elm St, er phone 633-14. T (W&E) = NOTICE—Lucille Beauty Shop. Hal - ing, manicuring, shampooing, scalp ireal ment, facial massage. Booth Block, Koom 461, top Moor. Appointments . by Phone 638. Hazel N. Dyer. 15+ NOTICE—Electrical work. Save money on your wiring =and fixtures. Call 19923 || Arthur Tyler, 45 Howard Ave. 1-14-3d% —_— NOTICE—Business opportunity: We bavei an office speclalty that has no competition, has a big margin of profit and a ready sale; been on the market for eight months and s no experiment; we need cash finance; will sell one-half interest or tha: whole; $15.000 needed; Investigation ind vited. Herald Box 15B OTICE—Shampooing, manicuring, treatments and facial massage attended at their homes. Margaret 20 Wilson St. Phone 465-5. OTICE—AIl kinds houses garages, rouis a specialty; Danlgren. Telephone 1493-14. iddies of carpeatry 0 store froats; - repairil reasonable prices. NOTICE—Carbon burned out, 50c & cylinde Auto Repair Co., 115 Glen St. -3:244 NOTICE—We specialize In garages, ¥t vonstruction and all branches of ca reshingling roofs, etc. Call us priccs. Anderson and Deming, tels 630. 3 1 e | NOTICE—Hardware City Bedding Co. antees to make that old mattress eq new; trial will convince you; quick ice, reasonable prices; we Carry a fi of mattresses, springs, etc.: furniti covered. Tel. 2314-4. - FURNISHED ROOMS. L& y modern. ¢ Eln - TO RENT—Furnished rooms, veniences, centrally located. near Main’ large furnished room.} private family. 620 Main St. TO RENT—Side and front furnished 36 Pearl Court TO RENT—Furnished room on first Sl 203 Cherry street. 7-18- ralscd room; to. Amedis furnished room; Lake street. TATGODA INN, MOMAUGUL well-ventilated sleeping room: room, with piano; two large perch ceptional bathroom facilities; 3 broa vate cement walk to the finest beal the sound: excellent bathing at both and Jow tid shower and float. reservations call Liberty 336, New Hav to the tun (fem) u MER ROARDERS—Indian Neck, ford. Cottaze 1905 apen July to Ocf on beach. ferms rcaconable. Mrs: ¥rey. Telephone. 3