New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1920, Page 12

e sloda ihoppe AT MAIN NTRE ILL OPEN SOON NEED MELP YOR | DY DEPARTMENT H FOUNTAIN RESTAURANT EXPERIENCED INEXPERIENCED APPLY TO M. BERNSTED ON PREMISES ! 8-9-84 per Garage 193 Main Stre for partics, reasonable rate ble on road « 387-12 dng car will respond. DR SALE; ' all modern. Bank Bldg. A. RILEY ROOM 208, Il BANK BUILDING. | Hew LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. BUILDERS IN WOOD, ERICE STEEL AND CONCRETE. Ropairs of all kinds. § Court St. Telepbcoes 3340 Britain, 1918 WILL PAY BEST PRICES FOR ALL KINDS OF JUNK and Second-Hand Furniture. $1.00 A HUNDRED FOR PAPER L. ZFELDES 146 OAK ST. TEL. 589-2: Ll Good Positions For young women with or without store experi- ence. Permanent wqu with every opportunity for advancement and in- crease in earnings. Goo_d salary to start. Intelli- gent, ambitious girls will find this work worth ig\- vestigating. Apply in person. £ coouéoob;fiuaa@mafimfio&; & We are looking for somebody with Six§ n Thousand Dollars to buy a fineg & Property, paying better than ten per & ' and increasing in value every day. nd get a good investment. ER & DEMING 193 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2026 OF NEW BRITAIN is a business block. & & £ RFAL ESTATE BOARD. @ @ @ & @ @ & @ @ @ e & @ o @ G T YL-Ledededododededode todededeodoodode] I Farm for sale, 20 acres, in VNewington—Hc-)use 2 Main St. and Tornado Insurance—Are coop, fine spring water, orchard, good potatn LTZ & COSTELLO, Inc. Tel. 24-4 you protected against thesc? a8 Important as fire insurance and are not included in your policion. . Com H. D in and talk It over with . HUMPHREY OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS 0 Family House on Smith street for 000. Owner Wants the cash. Here’s nce to get a house Dirt Cheap. Don’t if you are too late to get this. Step AMP REAL ESTATE CO. PHONE 343—ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. Hardware der construction jo employes of local industri City an Corp. | and offers for szle on easy c—Three tenement Two tenement houses, Single dwellings. H. J. Foiren, Manager 140 MAIN STREET. PEWRITERS | ALL MAKES b deal in every make typewriter Rented, Repaired and Exchanged Britain Typewriter Exchange fest Main St. Tel. 612 | See the big parade Sat., Aug. 14th. A. B. Drum Corps.—advt. The finance commitiee of the com- mon council met last night and ap- proved monthly bills ot the city de- partments as follows: Incidentals, $1 121.40; street lighting 15.55; street sprinkling, $2,374.45; sewer construction, $1,868.40; sewer main- tenance, $325.18; street department, $7,406.78; health, $986.86; police, $94.98; fire, $428.72; city hall, $1, 280.81; public charities, $3,017.03. Captain Hoffman of No. 1, Cap- tain Souney of No. 5, Captain Crowe 4, and Peter Neuss are the remen now enjoying their va- T. cation. There will ing of meet- B. st be an important the Young Women's T. A. soclety this evening at § in the Mary's school hall State Central Committeeman Abra- ham Gorbach is making plans for a party of New Britain democrats to g0 to New Haven to hear Governor James M. Cox, democratic nominee for president, speak there on August 28 The will New Britain Council O. U. meet this evening The Bethany Sisters society of the Swedish Bethany church will hold their annual meeting this afternoon at 2:30 at the Church street hall. Property at the corner of Kensing- ton street .nd Arch street and at Rentscheler and Pond streets has been purchased by the city for street use. Exclusive agents Stetson ~—Besse-lLeland Co.—advt. MOSQUITO BITE FATAL Hclen Arute, 18, Dies of Blood M Shoes. Miss Poisoning Resulting From Injection on Lips. Miss Helen Arute, aged 18 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Arute of 499 South Main street, died yester- day at her home of bloodpoisoning. The young woman was bitten by a mosquito last week, and on Friday a swelling appeared on her lip. Satur- day the swelling increased and a local physician was summoned. A Hartford doctar was also called into the case. For the past few days little hope was entertained for the girl life. Besides her parents, several brothers and sisters survive her. The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock Sat- urday morning at St. Joseph's church. FIRE BOARD TO MEET The board of fire commissioners will meet at 8 o'clock tonight, at the meeting it is expected that City Elec- trician George Cooley will give fur- ther version of the friction exist- ing between him and his assistant, Harold Day. The resignatian of Clerk John J. Keough will be received, but it is not anticipated that any definite action will be taken tonight in ap- pointing his successor. HUERTA REVIEWS AFFAIRS Says Lower California Troubles Will Be Settlied Amicably—Thinks Villa Surrender a Sham. San Antonio, Tex., Aug. 12.—As- serting that Lower California is too far removed from the main source of supplies of the Mexican government for Provisional President de la Huer- ta to carry on extensive operations against Governor Cantu Gen. Pablo Gonzales, former candidate for the presidency of Mexico, today predict- ed that the differences between de la Huerta and Cantu soon will be settled amicably. Belief that Villa is not in earnest in surrendering to the Mexican gov- ernment was expressed by Gen. Gon- zales. Villa is merely taking advan- tage of the government to get sup- plies and money for his men before retiring into the mountains, accord- ing to Gen. Gonzales KIRBY SEEMS DEFEATED Caraway Scems Republican Choice for Senator in Arkansas Little Rock, Ark., Aug. 12.— U. S. Senator William F. Kirby apparently was defeated for re-nomination by Representative Thaddeus H, Caraway in Tuesday's state-wide democratic primary, unofficial returns from more than two thirds of the state showed today. Senator Kirby charac- terized by President Wilson as one of the “wilful” senators was nt tacked by his opponent during the campalign for his opposition to the na- tional administration in the early stages of the war. FORMER HUNGARIAN PREMIER RETURNING New York, Aug. 12.—Charles Hus- zar, former premier of Hungary, whose presence in this country brought protests from Jews who ac- cused him of respansibility for Jewish massacres in Hungary and of conduct- ing a monarchist propaganda here, sailed for Europe Tuesday, it became known today. M. Huszar stated upon his arrival here that he was on a special mission for his government. Secret of Good Health Al Depends Upon Good Blood and Good Circulation. Thin, impoverished blood results In pale sallow complexions, run-down anaemic conditions, lack of strength, energy and ambition. The remedy that has been very successful in this city is Vinol, a non-secret od liver and iron tonic, without oil, with beef peptones and hypapho: phites, acts very quickly in creating thousands of red corpuscles in the blood. It perfects the circulation, in- creases the appetite, aids digestion, and in this natural manner creates strength, a healthy complexion, vital- ity, energy and enthusiasm.—Advt. Rcal Estate prices are still Yet there is a big demand for “property. soaring. M yom have a house or lot you would like to convert into cash at a good profit advertise it in the Classified Column. There are plenty of buyers and the Classi- fied column is the place to reach them. WANTED CLASSIFIED 1c a Minimum Word Charge 20c¢ CASH IN ADVANCE This is not a question of credit. Bookkeeping, billing and postage cost more than the price of the little advi. and in eliminating this work we save the advertiser money. Low production of manufac- tured goods makes a Dbig de- mand for secondhand articles. If you have household furniture, a uscd auto, in fact anything useful to scll, this is the time to advertise it. There never was 8 better market. For Sale advts. are Only One Cent a Word. AUTOMOBILES I Address Box 1dx NTED—Fireless cooker. .IHH Herald Vord truck, A-1 condition. | Plainville FOR SALE—191 118 East St. WANTED—By family of adults: Five- or FOR SALE—Dodge Herald Box $-11-3dx six-room Address R tenement WANTED—Experienced man or woman for soda fountain: good wages. Address Box 14XX. Herald Office 11-2dx WANTED—By young American couple, September ist: Modern five-room tene- ment. Address P. O. Box 66 §5-11-4dx WANTED—Rent of four or five rooms; two American adults: about September 1st Telephone 429-2 s-11-4dx Herald £-11-3dx Room and vieinity of preferred 8-11-3dx 1 locality. Address Box 21B, Office WANTED—By young man board in private family in Trade School: Catholic family Box 33A. Heral WANTED—Four- or five-room temement, good locality; young couple; no children: best of references. Box 20T. Herald Office. §-10-5dx American couple: west end pre- 3-10-6dx WANTED—By Five-toom ferred. Telephone youn, tenement ; 2302. WANTED—10,000 people with Corns, Cal louses, Eczema, Hemorrhoids, Sores Skin Affections to buy a box of Honey Bee Ointment. Clark & Brainerd. and Dickinson Drug Co. 12ax WANTED—A 4 or 5 room tenement for 4 adults. Reply Herald, Box 158. 8-3-1wx WANTED—To lease: A farm of five acres or more in Berlin, Beckley or Kensington. Address Herald Box 18Z. $-6-6dx WANTED—Tenement by young couple in good locality. 56 Hawkins street. Tel. 147-3. 7-3-t e e EXPERIENCED HELP WANTED FOR CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT APPLY AT THE BEE HIVE 373 MAIN ST. 7-26-t¢ _— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Two-family house, Kensington; gas, electricity: bargain; $500 Telephone 92-4 evenings. s- FOR SALE—Farm In Kensington, one mile from Paper Goods Co. Cosy eight-room house with two fireplaces; one acre of land; new henhouse, capacity 100 hens fine garden with large variety vegetable potatoes, estimated to dig at least bushels: 15 frult trees; strawberry, rasp: berry and asparagus beds: seven cords of wood. cut stove lengths, goes with this bargain; reason for selling. we have bought farm out of state. Phone 695-14. 8-12-2dx house om R. Gocht, §-11-3dx FOR SALE—Three-tenement Trinity street; no agents. Bain street. | down. | -3dx | FOR SALE—Paper route; Arch, Greenwood i f | a | WANTED—Rent of four or five rooms in ' car 327 st truck in Rock avenue. condition Stanley ALE—1920 Vim 93 Black FOR condition ephone verfect - | vrolet touring car in good sell cheap 30 p. m 4514 condition strate after street. Tel will FOR SALE FIVE-TON SAUER DUMP TRUCK New Motor; Excellent Condition Can Be Purchased on Easy Terms Also Several Light Delivery Trucks #, 'OLDSMOBILE EXCHANGE CAR DEPT. 33 Allyn Street Hartford, Connecticut 8-10-3d4 FOR SALE TOURING (With Winter Top) 1918 OAKLAND TOURING (Newly Painted) 1915 OAKLAND COUPE (Good Value) 1917 FORD TOURING 1917 DODGE ROADSTER 1917 HUDSON SEDAN 1917 DODGE S. & F. MOTOR SALES CORPORATION 155 Elm St. Tel. 1731 FOR SALE—One trio of Pit Games. Phillips, 57% Allen St. F. 4. 1dx FOR SALE—Brick and stome. 53 Franklin Square. Gospel Church. 8-12-5dx 41 Greenwood street $-12-3d% and Wallace streets. or Telephone 153-14 FOR SALE—Two young New Milch with calves. Thomas C. Phillips, phone 929-3, Kensington. 8-12-2 cows dx FOR SALE—A chance of a lifetime to become independent in business for your- self: For small sum of $600 1 will sell milk route (200 quarts daily), 7-year-old horse, harness, top wagon, business wagon, new sleigh, filling machi; milk cans, iron and wooden boxes, wash tubs, two sets of bottles and other necessary imple- ments. Apply 150 FEast street, first | floor. $-12-3dx FOR SALE—Five-tenement house on Beaver street. Inquire N. J. Stdoti, 67 East Main street. $-10-3dx Small farm, steam-heated Inquire Hartford, 5-7-1w FOR SALE—In Newington: near trolley; seven-room, price $5,000; terms reasonable. C. C. Prentice, 18 Asylum St., or Phone New Britain 1335.5. FOR SALE—Five stres of laad on trout brook at $50 per acre. C. L. Barnes, Barnesdale. §-6-5dx ——— POULTRY MAKE MONEY ON BROILERS for Thanks- giving and Xmas. Baby chicks 316 and $18 per 100; hatches coming off August 24 to September 14. Roy Clark. 355 Connec- ticut Boulevard, East Hartford. §-12-4d —_—e SEEK MORE CONQUESTS Claiming Victory Now Want Game Young Horribles, Over Firemen, With Policemen, They Say. The Young Horribles of Arch street, a baseball team composed of boys between the ages of 14 and 15 years and managed by Donald Hatting of 106 Arch street, sent their represen- tative to the Herald office today to announce that they had vanquished an indoor baseball team from No. 2 engine house by a score of 15 to 4. Sighing as must have Alexander the Great when he sighed for more worlds to conquer, the Horrible's representative calmly announced: “An’ we wanter game wit’ th’ perlicemen. Put it in th’ pap'r that th’' ‘Young Hor'bles now challenge th' perlice de- partment.’ " NO SPEAKER YET Third Ward Committee Receives No Definite Sclection as Yet The committee named to secure a republican of national prominence for the annual outing of the Third Ward Republican club at Lake Compounce on September 11, has not as yet re- ceived any definite announcement as to who the speaker will be. The club filed with the ional committee the names of four prominent speakers who would be popular choice, and there is still hopes entertained by the club members that one of this number will be the selection. Senator Gorge W. Klett, in atten- dance of the gathering of former members of Connecticut legislature at Momauguin yesterday, found plenty of enthusiasm amang the out-of-town republicans relative to the coming outing. There pramises to be one of the most representative gatherings of republicans at the outing. i FOR SALE—Grocery 123 Cherry St. and fruit store at 8-11-1wx, FOR SALE—Three hundred fine trans- planted celery plants; speak quick if you want them: also endive plants. John Pfeifer, 303 Maple street. Call eve- nings. $-11-2dx FOR SALE—Two cows; A. M. Bell, Berlin. Tel one New Milch. 66-13. $-11-5dx FOR SALE—Blueberries, fresh-picked, the crate. Clifton E. Davenport, Stanley St. Phone 1430. s-11-2dax FOR SALE—Several hundred chestnut posts, seven- and eight-foot; also cheap horse Woodbine Farm. Tel. 663-4. 8-11-2dx SALE—Six hundred tons of ice at a Call 2131 or write P. O. Box §-10-1w FOR sacrifice. 42, FOR SALE—Scotch collie pups; thorough- breds. Apply McCormick, corner South and Rocky Hill Ave. $-10-3dx FOR SALE—Fresh Guernsey and Holstein cows: tuberculin test. Corbin's Corner Farm, West Hartford, Conn. 5-10-64 FOR SALE—Stove wood. G. F. Bigge, 435 Farmington Ave. Tel 1401 8-9-8dx on and harness. Ap- 306 Chestnut street. $-9-6dx FOR SALE—Horse, ply C. J. Burns, FOR SALE—House lot 50x124 feet, on Euclid Ave.. Belvidere Manor. Water, gas, electricity on the street. Tel. § Plain- ville. 8-9-dix FOR SALE—One Paige boiler suitable for house or small shop; also 600 feet radi- ator pipe: one japanning oven. Address P._ 0. Box §-10-3d SUMMER RESORTS TO RENT—Cottage of neven rooms, running water and fireplace, for balance of August or September at Point o'Woods Beach Phone Charter 213, Hartford s-12-2dx SUMMER BOARDERS—Indian Neck, Bran- ford. Cottage 1905 open July to October; on beach: terms reasonable. Mrs. A. D. Frey. Telephone. 6-30-t¢ e i FARMINGTON, CONNECTICUT Second season. Delightful and pile- turesque modern farmhouse, situated in beautiful hilly country. Excellent table; abundance of vegetables, fruits and milk; all our own products. ey §I"EHE WATER ND SANITARY DR. N ] JOSEPH A FAGAN SCOTT'S SWAMP FARM Telephone Farmington 59-3 TO RENT—Large front room suitable for two gentlemen. Mrs. T. . wWaish, €4 Church St s-11-3dx TO RENT—One large. pelasant, unfurnished room (basement) for light housekeeping. Address Herald Box Xig TO RENT—Two unfurnished fromt 53 Cherry St, third floor. AUTOMOBILES FOR NALE—Light delivery Ford, 1914; paintea; reasou- swrect R wounl trade FOK SALE—Ch teaning car vai cord second CxCelent conaiue ures. Apply ol floor, ‘after = o'clock asant Satar- ALE—One Allen 43 sedon demon- or; new car; guaranteed. 5 Kudoiph, dealer in allen and cars, 12§ Cherry St FOR SALE—Overland roadster, Model 90, IKE Dew; [OUr new (Ires, Lwo ealias, de- mountal owner gog away; come quick. Care Frank sSoglish, corn and Fairuiew st 1 | Apply | WANTED—Woman WANTED—FEMALA HELP /£ e ~— WANTED—Dressmaker to sew childrany dresses at home. Apply Mrs. 8. Shurberg, 55 Columbia St s-12-4 NTED—Young lady bookkeeper; perma- position; references. Address Her- Box TW 8-13-3d WANTED—Girls at street. Union Laundry, Arch 5-12-6d to i . rear. take care of child zood home and pay. m. to Charles Coby, 8-12-3d3 and do housew after & ch St., WANTED—Lady cashier and fancy goods saleslady. Apply Liggett's Drug Store, $-11-34 WANTED—Girl for clegk in stationery de- partment. Dickinson Drug Co. 8-11-24 § D—Lady te do washing and iroming: Inguire Delan 46 Park St. §-11-2dx ¥OR SALE—1920 Auburn Beauty Six; only Tua W eXCCH L ConuIUoi; an oue extra cord taat never peen used; tnis car bsis tor 2,100 and this cau oe bought for $1,400, <ash or erus. a1 lrving oester, 193 Arch St., New sritain, Conn Yhone 11 or s-11-1L PR WANTED—A woman to keep house for twe male adults and care for two childrensin the country. Box 29, Herald. - 8-11-3dx WANTED—Reliable woman or girl to take care of 2lz-year-old child; good, steady pay. Apply Mrs. Silver, ©3 Pl 1 street. 8-10-3d3 FOR SALE—Chevrolet touring car (490) in s00d condition; new Lires and one spare; tully' equipped; will seil reasonably. Cail at 131 North St ¥-11-4dx AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: Established prosperous Auto repair busi- ness tor sale. Une ol the best locations in New Britain. Owners leaving towa. Address anguinies to ierald oice, Box 2643, $-9-6dx FOR SALE—Ford roadster; must be sold tnis week; Just overbauled; cun be seen at Pioneer Garage; cail 360 for informa- tion, 8-6-3dx USED TRUCKS—Attention. Jitney and Bus Men: Lhe troliey situatiun conironting us, not only in Jridgeport, but in our own ety of New Britain, 18 critical, as you know. Now is the time to get busy and get in while prospects are good. We have the following for sale at right prices. Three 191y Reo 13-passenger buses; also one 1920 35-passenger Packard. These are all tu urst-cluss shape mechanically, brand new cord ures ail around; worth investi- gation. Call Liberty 430 or see Chandler, Aluack Motor Truck Company, New Haven, Conn. 7-13-12 ¥OR SALE—Buick roadster; paint and mechanical condition perfect; cord tices all around; will seli cheap for cash. Tele- phone No. 1340, Room 407, New Britain National Bank Building. 7-16-t¢ USED TREUCKS When in need of a good Used Truck, it will pay you to get in touch with us. ack, Plercc-Arrow, Fackard and others; some over- hauled, rebuilt and guaranteed; terms to sult you Phone Liberty 430, or see CHANDLER, MACK MOTOR TRUCK CO., 264 Whalley Ave., New Haven, Cal.l;‘ - USED TRUCKS THAT ARE WORTH WHILE hand in ready We have the following on first-class mechanical condition, to go to work, viz.: \ 2-Ton Mack—Rebuilt, with brand new rack body, guaranteed the same as new. 3-Ton Packard—Chassis and cab. Two 2%-Ton Maccars—One with sub- stantial padded van body, the other with rack body. 5-Ton White Dump—Newly painted. 2-Ton Nash—With brand-new lumber body, newly painted. Two 1918 5-Ton Clydesdale Dumps. Four 1919 2-Ton Day.Elder 25-pas- scnger buses with Goodyear spare. Worth Liberty 430, or see investigation. CHANDLER MACK MOTOR TRUCK CO. 264 Whalley Ave., New Haven, Conn. 7-30-tf cail FOR SALE BUICK ROADSTER (Little Six) PACKARD TOURING OVERLAND TOURING HALLADAY TOURING OLDSMOBILE TOURING REGAL TOURING MITCHELL TOURING FORD TON TRUCK Time Payments Arranged SIM BOOKMAN ain St. AUTO PARTS MACHINED NEW, PARTS MADE General machine and iron work; welding: carbon-burning; frames and body straightened; high-grade overhauling. MOOER'S MACHINE AND AUTO CO. 86 ‘Hartford Ave. LOST—A gold watch, between KElm, ) and Beaver streets. Monday night: tials “F. D.” on case and fob. Reward if returned to 196 Beaver S -10-3ax _— LOST—Sum of money on Berlin dinkey, Saturday afternoon. Reward if returned to Herald office. 8.9-5dx LOST—Twenty-dollar bill Monday meorning, between Brook street and Chestnut street. Return to Herald Office. Reward. §-11-3dx WANTED—Girl to work in store. Apply Hoffmann’s Bakery, 95 Arch St. 8-10-64x WANTED—A chambermaid at the Beloin. WANTED—Young women to become tele: Phune Operators; DO eXperience Mecessur); paid while learning; rapid increases there~ afier both for leagth of service and merit; - the advantage of this occupation will be explained by the chief operater. 8 N. &, Telephone Company. MILLINERY MAKERS ALSO, LEARNERS Steady . all-the-year employment; immediate positions with. good pay; apply by letter or In person. MR. H. L. ISENBERG MILLINERY DEPARTMENT WISE, SMITH & CO., HARTFORD 7-30—8.3-5-9-12-16-13 L e i —— NOTICE —_— e NOTICE—Electrical work. House wiring and fixtures at reasonable rates. Call 1992-3. A. Tyler, 48 Howard Ave. 8-12-3dx NOTICE—Hardware City Bedding Go. guarantees to make that old mattyess equal to new; trial will convince yo quick service; reasonable prices; uphof stering. 60 Tremont street. Telephone 2314-4. 7-20.29dx scalp 1adies Hepp, "+ 8-10:6d NOTICE—Auciion Sale of household goods, consisting of a completely furnished five- room tenement: Beds, bureau, * tables, stoves, kitcaen utensils, 4 chairs, ' refrigerator, etc. Sale -Saturday, . ‘August 14, 1920, on the premises, No. 1§ Ellis St. at 2 o'clock in the afts 3 A. P. Marsh, Auctioneer. 8-7-4 2 WANTED—Experienced shoe salesman *af, . once. Apply W. R. Battey Shoe - Main St. 8-12-3@ & o8 8-13-3 & = L 5§ WANTED—A grocer's delivery clork iof . store at Maple Hill Address Box 6H, » Herald. NOTICE—Shampooing, manicuring, treatments and tacial massage; attended at their homes. M 20 Wilson St. Phone 465-5. WANTED—A porter for the C. & Bakery, 317 Main St. WANTED—Production manager by modern plant in Providence, R. 1.; experienced in directing 150 men and women in the manufacture and assembling of a standard high-class small article made of metal;® knowledge of electric apparatus desirable though not necessary: send for blank ta Al out. Address Production, Box 315 Providence, R. I 8-11-2d WANTED—First-class meat cutter; good salary to right man. Apply D. Fishman, 4 Park St s-11-tf WANTED—Automatic _screw machine operS ator. Apply P. J. Flannery Co., Whiting street 8-10-3d WANTED—Clerk for Saturday in selling Market, experienced uits and vegetables. Public 36 Main St 8-10-4d WANTED—Clerks for Saturdays; men expe rienced in seliing meats; highest pay. Public Market, 436 Main St. 8-10-4d WANTED—Salesmen; live wires; good In- ducements; for tires and tubes. Apply at Rambler, Tire and Rubher Co., Whitney Bullding, Stamford, Conn., or by mail. 7-3-t2 WANTED—Immediately: Competent scale- men on spring scales; good pay and pers manent employment; references required. H. J. O'Connor, 69 Lyman St Springfield. . Mass. 3™ e ———— TO RENT s _ Tt TO RENT—Tenement of five rooms, 1042 East St. Telephone 5. 8-12-3dx TO RENT—Tenement of six rooms, all modern improvements, at 67 Connecticut Ave. Inquire 65 Connecticut Ave. Tele- phone 2009-14. 8-12-2dx TO RENT—Flgor space for light manufso turing purposes or auto repairing. Inquire John Boyle Co., Franklin Square. $-12-3dx TO RENT—Garage roo: 111 Dwight St. for two cars at $-11-3dx o TO RENT—Four-room preferred. Austin adults $-11-2dx tenement; st TO RENT—Desirable furnished three-room flat with bath; nice neighborhood. Apply /. Seeley, 61 Main St 8-11-2dx. 0 RENT—Store for auto supplies; corner Main and occupied by A. G. Hawl M. Cohn, 49 Comn ci