New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1920, Page 12

Would you like to have a Seven Room : rtment in a brand new two-family house" can show you how to get one by purchas- one of three we have For Sale. It will only cost you $45.00 per month & r you have bought the house. Every () lo ] -’8‘ b £ in these three honses on Harrison ;| & t. Call soon. modern improvement has been -4 & & RKER & DEMING 193 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2026 IMBERS OF NEW BRITAIN RFAL ESTATE T Loy eyttt akaTotato e Rage WALK UP ONE FLIGHT AND SAVE MONEY D TO 1. [CESNICK Wateh Repairing, Jowcelry Itepaliring Engraving. work promptly done. W e resct Dikmonds \\h“ you walit, and presence. I. RCSNICK, Jeweler NEW BRITAIN, CONN. OVER MODERN BOOT SHOPV TTAGES — COTTAGES , in Belvidere. Extra large lot, steam heat, fireplace. low for a new house, on Chapman street. Fruit Trees, on Fast street. Lot 175x190, almost a farm with Lot 52x165, 2 car garage. A ral A Lot 67x150. very nice roomy on Monroc streot. In Belvidere, hot water heat, fircplace and garage. modern. in Maple Hill. Lot 0 on South High street. propert, want a home all to and see us or phone. ome Banking & Realty Co. MAIN ST, Telephone 728 . ~ -t 150x130. Near Golf grounds. Lot 62x162. A very valuable yoursclf we have it Next Door to Fox's Theater., CARLTON STREET Cotinge, good sized lot. Barn, Fruit Trees and Grape Vines ‘l'm reasonable, Small amount of cash required. For H D HUMPHREY OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS you know we can offery you athree family use right in the center of the city on a with $2,000 cash? You do know Let us sell your house or block. REAL ESTATE CO. PHONE 343—ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. Good for Farm Seekers s land, 9 room house, good barn, chicken i all descriptions, 5 cows, horses and pigs bk of all descriptions. A real bargain if taken " This farm can be exchanged for city prop- have a beautiful 9 room house at Maple Hill fire places, two acres of land with 100 pear fruit of all descriptions. Also some very family houses. jware City Co-operative Ass'n, Inc. floor) No. 122 MAIN ST., (Mutual Bldg.) F. H. Shield, Mgr. ANNOUNCEMENT he Lash Motor Co. wishes to nounce that Jack Gerkinand 0. Cozens formerly with e Cadillac Motor Co. are now their employ and are in a gition to give A-1 service to adillac owners. Ak | FOWLS | ROOSTE RABBITS | cost on brick dwellings is the lowest up- | MYRTLE BEAC CONN—Deirg tages and bungalows from Sept October 7, by week or fmonth. September is the fin fine fishing: bathing l ner, At shore hot days. White's Myr Notice of Hearing on Administration Acc te Court, Distr Ausust Frank in said cutrix hay account w surt_for allowance, it is RED—That the 14th A, D. 1520 9 at the P he and the on the allow account w ts the Interested and place ewspaner a Istat w Britain The E ministration Punderson district nE 1at deceascd xhibiteg th said day of « in ti Office, in N is assigned for =aid adminis- and Ul pe at xaid order in K ring tration Court time cite th pea by pul . published fn o circulation in sald Aistrict e wig this Britain return | Classified Advertising is the most inexpensive form of pub- licity. Try a For Salc or a Want Advt. in the Herald today., Sce for yourself. Only One C a Word. a CLASSIFIED ic a Word Minimum Charge 20c 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 aaveriser nioney, FOR SALE~—3MISCELLANEOUS —By married couple (no children): ment of ms or write to Vietory NATIVE ALIVE, OR FRESH KILLED POULTRY BROILERS 52¢ 48¢ ase NEW ll"lT\l\ ISIRI) \TOI( » 105 ARCH ST. TEi. 1121-3 S —_— BRISTOL AUTO COMPANY 137 SCHOOL STREET. BRISTOL, CONN. Telephone 323 Automobile Top Building in Al Its Branches Highest Grade of Auto Painting and Trimming 8-24-tu&th-1mo ° Pioneer Garage Rear 193 Main Street. Cars for hire for partics, rates. When in lr"uh'I(‘ on road call 387-12 Our wrecking car will respond. PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER 143 ARCH S1KEKT DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET. lavery Cars for Hire, vay and Nighe Rtoragze. Suppiles and Repairing FOR SALE Cottage, 40 Monroe Street, all modern. | DEWITT A. RILEY National Bank Bldg. ROOM 208, NATIONAL EANK ULUILDING rooms, CHIROPRACTIC TALK 12 RESULTS COUNT (By J. A. VOLZ, THE CHIROPRACTOR) The fact that people with all kinds of disease are restored to health afier taking Spinal Adjustments is unimpeachable evi- dence that Chiropractic. is a logical, able method The pity Is that many Adjustments until they fous pathological aspect. Even then, of course, the case is not hopeless, but much more time is required to correct it Every day hundreds of people are learn- ing about Chiropractic. They can see after a few minutes’ explanation how reasonable it s and why it is so successtul. Spinal Adjustments get at the CAUSE thelr trouble and positively and remove it What Chiropractic has done for others, with aflments identical with yours, it can do for you. Don’t doubt this until you have investigated. Consultation and spinal e alysis free. No case accepted which it perfectly evident cannot be benefited J.A.VOLZ The Chiropractor 259 MAIN STREET, BOOTH SLOCK Bulte 407, Fourth Floor Phoue 1332 Ofce Hours: 2 a. m.—2-5 p. m. Evening Hours: Monday. Tuesday, Thure- rduy. 6:30 to 8:30. put off taking have developed a of WILL PAY BEST PRICES FOR ALL KINDS OF JUNK and Second-Han< Furniture. $1.00 A HCNDRED FOR PAPER L. ZELDES 135 OAK ST. TEL. 589-23. 15 tenements, 4 garages, 1 ¢ Income $1,000 a weck. Very reasonable reason- | rmanently ; rner sto reasonable. ple (no « B., 150 ung co nre rooms. . stroet 11-3dx Iw \\*nu_-\ trade, interested young would Herald zmall family five or six tage i J WaANTED—15 WANTED—Furnished room. Kk ette; state price care W. C A and board na Dawson, 1ax ¥ fly: West Box Rz0, H 1 WANTED—Washing to do at home. 15 Meadow second floc NTED—On or before October 1st: Five rooms, with modern improvements, location: will pay reward for Notify W m Ormst Yard Passenger ation, New Britain, £-30-3dx —Young man desires private les- Address . O. Box 6 s-30 in good ime. WANTE t Vsons in Bar n\mm back and front; ’ guiar birrod "““I work Seity stove sarrite | water ondition FOR SALE—-MHdlstein cow with heifer ¢ ! weeks oid. Martin Nalbandian, Mountain | Viainville, Conn. *-31-3dx | >—1915 Indian two-speed motor- evele: just overhauied; A-1 coaditon, ox 1. Herald 1-2dx 2 2 e of three tress. Apply FOR AL th Chestnut St carriage, almost at new; FOR SALE—Secven singing canaries, $3 ea. L birds, s0c. Mrs. C. B. Gould, §6 Francis St 1274-6. 5-30-Gdx FOR SALE—Organ; cheap If taken at once; same party also wishes child to board. Address W. E. C., Plainville. 5-30-2dx By young American couple: rooms for light housekeeping. rald Box 35W 3-30. | WANTE Furnished FOR SALE—Shaw bicycle motor. 6 p. m., No. 36 Webster street, Conn. Call after Plainviile, §-30-1wx | WANTED—At adults: Fiv end preferred; reward to any once by family of three - or six-room tenement; west willing to give bonus as party who will assist me in securing desirable place. Address Tenement. Box 18, Herald. $-30-3dx ANTED—By American family three: Tenement of four or five rooms in good locality. Address American, Box 9, Herald 8-30-3dx hounds. st 1wx FOR SALE—Thoroughbred fox Inquire of Alexander Paquette, No,11 ¥ Lawlor St. 5-30- FOR SALE—Kitchen range. mnlhle.‘ 445 Arch St, Apartment FOR SALE—Pool table, safe, 1900 gravity washer and wringer: ail in first condition. Box 26K, Herald. WANTED—By young American vouple with baby: Tenement of three or four rooms. Address P. O. Box 51, City. §-28-3dx FOR SALE—Irish terriers and Boston bull- dogs. 1411 Stanley St. Telephone 1247-4. Alden Andrews. §-25-1wx - ANTED—Two - or three heated furnished or unfurnished, for light keeping. Address Rooms, Box 4, Herald Oice. §-26-5dx WANTED—Boy or girl to do errands around office of local factory; if capabie, will 'be given clerical position in short time. Address Box 15T, Herald. - §-25-1w rooms, house- WANTED—Men and women with burning. tired, aching and itching feet, sorc corns and callouses to try Snow Drop Salve, 25 guaranteed by Crowell Clark and Brainerd, Miller §-17-30dx Drug_Store, and Hanson and all druggists. CLEARING SALE Eatire Stock Second-Hand Furniture 40 Per Cent. Off! Special Bargains Ice-Boxes, Carriages, Carpets, etc. B. BERSON 549 Main Street Telephone 1163-2 (Opposite St. Mary’s Church) §-20-12dx New NOTICE FURNISHED ROOMS. ]l works wonders; . | ] ! TO RENT—Large double room, mewly fur- nished, at Y. M. C. A. dormitory. $-28-3d | TO RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; all improvements. East Main St $-30-1wx | TO RENT—Furnisied rooms. Apply 96 Lake | street, corner Cedar. §-30-3dx ! TO RENT—Well-furnished room. Telephone | 1472-2 s-30-2a . suitable for 2-30-2dx TO RENT—Furnished room two. 6% Arch St TO RENT—Large front room suitable for two gentlemen. Mrs. Walsh, 64 Chureh | street $-30-3ax TO RENT—Two furnished rooms for one or two gentlemen street. suitable §-31-3dx | mishea: 100 West Main { course. | l parties taken out. | 1852 5-31-5dx | NOTICE—Automobile Frank Brown, Tel NOTICE—Would like employment, mornings ¢ only, collecting or other outsi reliable; best references. Herald Office. NOTICE—A private party wishes to buy -‘ mahogany case upright pilano for cash from a family. Address Plano, Box Herald. 8-31-3dx " TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES BROAD STREET HOSPITAL NEW YORK CITY opportunity for young women, to train for a humanitarian profession in a well- hospital with a large | emergency service. Two and one-half year | course; paild while learning; uniforms fur-| two scholarships for post-graduate Write Superintendent of Nurses. §-31—9-2-7-9-14-16 Splendid 18 years or over, and remunerative equipped general TO RENT—A single well-furnished room for lady: references -required. 29 South 1 High street. 1dx TO RENT—One large front room suitable { for two gentlemen. 40 Church street, | over Victory Lunch. 1dx TO RENT—Two unfurnished rooms 86 Maple street. Mrs. Kroll. Call after 1 p. m., second floor §-31-3dx TO RE! | X)Ttnl Laboratory, 325 Main St. 8-30-6dx | { i ot} NOTICE—OId sets of teeth ireset on new rubber at reasonable rates. New York | NOTICE—Francis P. May, violin Instructor, at 344 Broad St. Telephone 1842-4 Studio, Room 40, Booth's Block. Com- mence now for the fall 8-30-6d NOTICE—Shampeoing, manicuring, scalp treatments. and. facial. massage:. ladies attended at their homes. Margaret Hepp. 20 Wilson St. Phone 46 §-30-6d Britain, within and for the District of Berlin, in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the 30th day of August, A D. 1920, present. Bernard F. Gaffney, Esq., On motion of Attilio Bernabucci, | New 'Britain, as Administrator on the | estate of Madeline or Maddalena Bernabucci, late of New Britain, within sald district, deceased. This Court be allowed and limited for thé creditors of sald estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Admnistrator and directs that public notice be by advertising in a new sald New Britain, and h in said district, and by Judge. ving & circulation posting a copy of said | doth decree that six months | given of this order | aper published in | thereof on the public sign-post in said Town | of New Britain, nearest the place! where the deceased last dwelt. BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge. including stock and fixtures. —CALL— J. Room 403 Booth's Blk. HOCKMAN Tel. 2012 or 1180. ! NOTICE—Hardware City Bedding Co. to make that old mattress equal to mew: trial will convince you: quick service: reasonable prices; uphol- stering. 60 Tremont street. Telephone 2214-4 8-30 to 10-1x suarantees NOTICE—All kinds of cars repaired Belkin's Garage, 445 West Main. s- NOTICE—Crusoe’s Taxi Statlon, transfers, 74 Church St., Day and night service. 1719, baggage New Britain. Telephone §-20-26dx WANTED—MALE HEVP WANTED—A man to attend to special work in one of our departments. Apply person- ally to John A. Andrews & Co. $-31-3d vard. Main 1d WANTED—Truck driver for Apply Sovereigns Trading Co., street coal 160 Two experienced | a good, bright man Simmons Storag Arch St 1d WANTED—At battery men; to learn Battery once: can use the business. Co., 167 WANTED—Exceptional opportunity for a young man, over 16, not returning to school. Apply in person to Mr. Parker, 14 Winter St 8-30-tf YPEW RITERS ALL MAKES We deal in every make typewriter Sold Rented, Repaired and Exchanged New Britain Typewriter Exchange 172 West Main St. Tel. 612 ‘WANTED—Boys, telegrams; . zood Telegraph Co., with wheels, to deliver pay. Western Union R. R. Arcade. 8-30-4d WANTED—Young man for sods fountatn. Apply Liggetts Drug Store. -3d WANTED—Boy. 15 to 18; one who is reli- able and steady. Apply Room R. It Arcade. 30-2dx WANTED—Bright Loy Apply American f City. about 16 years old. rdware Corporation, §-26-1w AUDOMOBILES FUR SALE—Ford ame wiaer touring car. .Telephone FOX SALE—Dort touring car & on. . dwleshons Tiil-. At condi- m. or 3-31-3d SALE—Chevrolet, Model tdn soout 1300, touring 0., exi pricv. 1y condition, 3-31-1w i90 wedan, 2,500 wnes. S-ou-va FUR SALE—1910 Overland 9us tour new T, reasonaoe touriny car, good Cau o.4-13. FUK e FOR SALE—¥irst four bundred takes Over- 45t oo hmnn . wross, 1815, lax KOs SALE—Metz runabout in' good condi- uon; | Geoae 10 GUICK wuye U BUING W eSL Apuls 3-ul2u P av woaiere, Ford $200 FUK SALE—ivii suod car; Curus ruadster; taaes L u very Appny ¥-du-sux v st Thousands ns-d the w' Classified Column daily. There are a lot of buyers for that second hand auto you want te, & sell. Tell them about it in a For Sale Advt. Only One Cent a Word. WANTED—FEMALE HELP WANTED—Waitress and dishwasher. New Britain Club. Ap, $-31-1 Mrs. Fuller, Maple St. WANTED—Woman to de finishing on men’ tailor-made suits. M. Bayer, corner and East Main streets. 3-31 WANTED—Competont _mald for housework wher: labor-saving devices, ustdlled. Apply Mrs. Shurberg, Jog §1 Columbia St. 8-31-tf} WANTED—A wonian te wash halls stairs on IFriday of each week. 10 Chus street, over \ictory Lunch, 5-31-30 TED—Women to nke names for New o Diveer +us. e good hand Address W Britain Witers Frice New Haven, Conn. TED—Housekeeper In family of fwa s good hume, yood wages to parly. gohn lsader, 34 Brook Southington, Conn. FUK SALE—One’ Packard, Model 30, $625; 1313 rordhain Onc-lun UUCK, #9205 1YLy Internavonal one-ton truck, ¥3ev; 1317 luternauonai one-ton truck, $300. Macks varage, 513 liast St §-30-3ax FOR SALE—Chevrolet touring car, late odes, da periect . CONAiLion throughout. L0¢ 4w M. Garage, rear 401 west Ma street. §-30-3dx —- s ‘car; woud s §-s0-sax FOR SALE—1919 Chevrolet must_pe sold at once. 11 Gr bt § p. m. FOR SALE—Chalmers coupelet, good running CONUIION. KRODC 04, 4 IAINVIe. d-sU-3ux FOR SALE—Hudson seven-passenger; Dodge LOUTINE; One FOru. LOUNILE, 1¥i¥; one rord touring, 1914. Glidaen lire Snop, 1vs Frankun square. d-z3-4dx | FOR SALE—Practically new Allen touring car, 1 modes, 1t 4-1 COAAItION. AauuLe at 128 Mau. sweet, Thoe Repaiing Snop. B sux USED TRUCKS--Aitention. Jitney and Sus Men: ‘tne trulity SILUALION contronting us, not only in Sriageport, but in our own Gy ui aow i, 8 CRGCAL, 4s you Rauw. Aow is ine Gioie 10 Gel busY wa seu in while prospects are good. We have ihe iollowing ior sale ai right prices: ‘Threc 1313 Heo 13-passeuyer vuses; one 1920 35-passenger rackard. Fhtos are all in Grst-ciass snape mecnauicaly, vrand new cord tres wli around; Worth iuvesti- sution. Call Liberty 430 or see Chandier, | Nack Motor Truck Company, New Haveu, Cona. T-da-2 USED TRUCKS When in need of & zood Used Truck, ft will pay you to get in wuct With ue. 3ack, Pierce-Arrow, Fackaid and other over: bauled, reunilt and | suarentesd; e 1o aull you. 4 Pbobe Iiberty 430, or sos CHANDLERE, MACK MurOK 1EUCK CO., 264 Whaliey Ave., New Haven, Conn e-2e-ut USED TRUCKS THAT ARE WORTH WHILE We have the following &n hand in first-class mecuanical condition, ready 10 go to work, Viz.: 2-Ton Mack—KRebuilt, with brand new rack body, guaranteed the saue as new. 3-Ton Packard—Chassis and cab. Two 21-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-pew lumber body, pewly painted. Two 1919 5-Ton Clydesdale Dumps. Four 1919 2-Ton Day.Elder 23-pas- senger buses with Goodyear spar Worth investigation. Call Liberty 430, or see CHANDLER MACK MOTOR TRUCK CO. 264 Whalley Ave., New Haven, Cona. 7-30-t1 FOR SALE DODGE SEDAN CHALMERS ROADSTER MAXWELL TOURING OVERL MITCHELL Ru\nfl‘hl‘ PACKARD TOURING Time Payments Arranged SIM BOOKMAN 6 ELM ST. PHONE 484 FOR SALE 1919 PAIGE COUPE—Run 3,000 miles: with cord tires; like new. 1917 DODGE ROADSTER—With wire wheels and cord tires; bar- gain for quick sale. 1917 CADILLAC SEDAN. APPLY S. & F. MOTOR SALES CORPORATION 155 Elm Street Telephone 731 8-31-3d E————— Losx LOST—My wedding ring, in the rear of 2§ Church St. Finder please return to ! Mrs. McCabe. Church St. Reward. 1.1<! intmed <pectacies, probabls on in street. Mondoy Kindly return to Herald Of —— WANTED—A Youlg man, between the ages of 15 nd 1%, desirous of learning the insurance business. will find an excellent opportunity bY hddressing Aetna Life Insurance CoMpany, Employment Regis- tration Burcau. Room 403, D'Esopo Bldg.. Hartford, Conn. 8-26-1w at McBriarty's EETNYS REAL ESTATE ¥YOR SALE SALE—H, Buelid avenue water, electricity Plainville. rOR se lot. 50 by Belvider: Manor: gal strect. Tel. & s-30-1dx FOR SALE—Building lot on East and Kelsey streets: lots of friits on it. Inguive of H. A. Williams, 27 Arch St 5-31-2dx i TO RENT—Garage room § Court St tew Eritain, Conn. Drug Store. WANTED—Waitresses at Asia Main street. ¥-30-3ax WANTED—Second cook and waltress. Apply, Hotel Regal. 3-28-3d% —_— — WANTED—In oftice of State Tube: Sanatorium: pist and assistant cferk $45 per month and maintenance; ph environment. Address State Civil Servie Commission, Capitol, Hartford. $-27:1: : WANTED—Young lady in office of one of ] the iocal manufacturihg concerns to take: charge of telephone switchboard. AppLy | P. O. Drawer 1021, City. 8-2 M& WANTED—Typist in office of oné of ’u.J local manuracturing concerns; this posis tion offers a combination.of clerical work typewriting. Apply P. O. Draws City. 8-26 1021, WANTED—Clerks for ‘all departments. mm!, Britain Clothing and Dry Goods Store | Ine. B-24-tL é ‘WANTED—At once: Girl for general house- work; good salary to right party. Apply to M Cohn, 373 South Stanley. 8-23-t8 WADTED—TIICMI‘IIII competent maid for general housework. Mrs. A. F. Corbin, 99 Vine St. WANTED—A chambermaid st the MI Beloin. WANTED—Young womer to bpcome Seles Phong OPErators; O experience NOCOSSALS; paid while learning; rapid increases thers- atier both for lengih of service and mertis, the advautage of this occupation 'lq be explained by the chief bperator. 8 xfi Telephone Company. WANTED i A young lady to operate smanl telephone switchboard in factory office; no previous experience re« quired, but must be familiar with the use of a telephone; good oppor-. tunity for one who has the right qualities for this kind of work. ADDRESS BOX 22X, HERALD ° 8-19-t¢ WANTED SALESLADIES Permanent wposition;: good pay te start. Apply at once. F. W. WOOLWORTR CO. WANTED WAITRESSES APPLY I' The thoda @ WANTED MILLINERY APPRENTICES PAID WHILE LEARNING APPLY MR. DAVIS OCUTLET MILLINERY CO. 257 MAIN ST. e ey FOUND FOUND—On the highway: Large limousine. Owner can have same by proving property and paving expenses. Signed, Dr. R. M. Griswold, First Selectman, Berlin. 8-30-2d FOUND—Black heifer at Clark’s place, Berlin. _Owner can have same by ca on Mr. Russell, Berlin, Conn. TO RENT - e TO RENT—Steam-heated four-room teme- Apply ment, all modern 8-28-3dx A. Bessoff, 14 Tremont improvements. st Apply first floor. fioor. for two separate and electricity. Inquire water ] §-30-6¢ Inquire 1dx TO RENT—Up-to-date new garage. LEAVITT & HAYES INc. BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK. STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repairs of all kinds Telephe . o 8-16-tf |