New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1920, Page 10

FOR SALRY plly Beick Block on Glen Strect—First SPEAR QUICK AUIMIPHIREY IN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EV class all modern— (5 G AIN NINGS st Listed a New Cottage at Belvidere— rooms for $8,500. Another cottage on s street, half brick, best on street. Fine at Maple Hill. See us about listing your y For Sale. Good Grocery For Sale, also Dtore. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. HONI! 313—ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. mething Good for Farm Seekers 5 acres land, 9 room house, good barn, chicken ps of all descriptions, 5 cows, horses and pigs ock of all descriptions. A real bargain if taken . This farm can be exchanged for city prop- We have a beautiful 9 room house at Maple Hill two fire places, two acres of land with 100 pear and fruit of all descriptions. Also some very 2 family houses. Hardware City Co-operative Ass'n, Inc. d floor) No. 122 MAIN ST., (Mutual Bldg.) F. H, Shield, Mgr. ANNOUNCEMENT The Lash Motor Co. wishes to announce that Jack Gerkinand W. 0. Cozens formerly with the Cadillac Motor Co. are now in their employ and are in a position to give A-1 service to Cadillac owners. YPEWRITERS ALL MAKES e deal in every make typewriter Reated, Repaired and Exchanged w Britain Typewriter Exchange West Main St. Tel. 612 \LD CLA ‘S{vIED ADS QUICK RETURNS HERE’S A REAL PLACE ly house practically new, finished in style, heated. 2 fireplaces, 14 rooms, 6 on each floor finished and steam heated on 3rd floor. A little spent will make it a 3 tenement with a large on the purchase price which is surprisingly Let us show you. HomeBanking & Realty Co. DNE 728 86 WEST MAIN STREET FOR SALE 2 family house on Winthrop street. all conveniences. Small amount of 12 rooms cash re- ;w 5 room Cottage for $6,500, Cash required $2,000 M Grocm Store and 2 family house in good Here’s an opportunity to increase your Home Banking & Realty Co. ONE 728 86 WEST MAIN STREET | | “oer Horlick's The O Malted Milk For Infants & lnvalids Mo Cosking A Nutritious Diet for All Ages Quick Lunch at Home or Office Avoid Imitations and Substitutes answers to w ety ame Olive and re 1dx street Motor Goggles Sun Gilasses For Outings, Poor or Painful Vision. A. PINKUS EYESIGHT TALIST Glasses for Over 30 Years Experience in Eye Testing. tisfaction Guaranteed, AIN ST., PHON Bullding—Repamug. LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repalrs of all kinds. $ Court St Telephcnos 2244 tlew Uritaln, (Tonn. City Advertisement HEARING ON THE EXT GROVE AND GOLD STREETS. Notic ing will Public is hereby given that a hear- be held before the Board of Works, City of New Britain, in Room 201, City Hall, at a meeting to be held at 30 o'clock I’. M., Tues- day evening, September 7th, 1920, on the proposed layout and extension of Grove and Gold streets, from the present ends at Lyman street to a pro- sweot, to be laid out on the Carmody tract, so-called, in the City New Britain, All persons interested are invited to be present at said hearing, if they see cause, and be heard in relation to the above. BOARD OF G. H PUBLIC WORKS. Johnson, Secretary. Order your Chickens for | your Sunday dinner from S. Sochrin Grocery Store, 236 North street. Live dressed Chickens for sale. CHIROPRACTIC TALK No. 12 RESULTS COUNT (By J. A. VOLZ, THE CHIROPRACTOR) The fact that people with all disease are restored to Spinal Adjustments is unimpeachable evi- dence that fropractic is a logical, reason- able method The pity is that many put Adjustments until they have serious pathological aspect. KEven 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 nd why it is ®0 successful. Spinal ments get at the CAUSE of their trouble and positively and ‘manently remove it What Chiropractic has done for others, with allments mtical with you it can do for you. Don't doubt this until you have inv igated Co Itation and inal an- alysis free. No e accepted which it s perfoctly evident canpot be benefited. J.A. VOLZ The Chiropractor 250 MAIN STREET, BOOTH BLOCK Sulte 407, Fourth Floor Phone 1732 Office #lours: 9-12 a. m.—2-5 p. m. Evening Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thure- day, Saturday, 6:30 to 8:30. kinds of off taking developed a WILL PAY BL&T I'RI hs “)l‘ !bh KINDS OF JUNK and Second-Han« Furniture. 1. ZSaHundred Lbs. for Paper - FOR SALE 40 Monroe Street, 7 rooms, all modern. DEWITT A. RILEY National Bank Bldg. ROOM 208, NATIONAL BEANK BUILDING. Cottage, 1918 | and | health after taking | urn to | { | = | i iw -\\TLI)—T Ilfl taker, SION OF | : | | Classificd Advertising is the most inexpensive form of pub- licity. Try a For Sale or a Want Advt. in the Herald today. See for yourscif. Only One Ce a Word. WANTED CLASSIFIED 1c 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 aavertiser money. Thousands read the neng; Classified Column daily. There arc a lot of buyers for that, second hand auto you want to sell. Tell them about it in & ¥or Salec Advt. Only One Cent a Word, FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—Night ol pupils who inte s ihis fall wil sanecticut | e Business WANTED—Board whilo attending Monday il clusive i Y two girls from and Norma Friday Herald —By ny noon als in o Box -2y} WANTE childr ood American (no | five-room rent in a ! \ddress Box PERTN four- or WANTED—At Five in good dress H WANTED—Young American like board m with desire to 1o or near \ddress Box Herald family of ndults with improven end preferre locat ald family: Main St priv w st 87, WANTED—Young g Ford repairing Box 11X references. Address Her WANTED—Men and women with barn tired, aching and itching feet, sorc o and callouses to try Snow Drop Salv works wonders; guaranteed by Crowell's Drug Store, Clark and Brainerd, and Hanson and all druggists. S-1 WANTED—MALL 054 WANTED—Young man. Express Deot Connecticut active, neat ap- nees furnish uniform heater Mr. Dean 1 pd pine silo; also, maching W condition A Kensin W Hal, store and all fixtu Tnquirve = wazon 58 Franklin Square: for rames other trom old trim 1d farniture: FOR NALE—House suite East strect, top milking | AUTOMOBILES WANTED—FEMALE HELP FOR SALE—I916 Chevrolet Baby Duechan Gl otets o1 peps sal st Grand SALE—Maxwell cheap n v, om Ask for touring; sola at ar M Joe M new top 8 ALY teleph preferre 11 Ratiro: 9-3-6d WANTED—Lady e familiar Western Union Arcade. operator on with typewriter Telegraph Co., WANTED—Girl for stenographic work, alf typist and cierical work; good chance 1 advancement. .Address Stenographer, Bd 'w Britain, Conn. WANTED—St Company, &6 \LE—Stutz touring neal conant Car Dept, 38 Allyn st tord. Conn T l—'rlrlu-(-.eller active, uneat =) ct_us assigia shier. Apply ractically ust brand new for sellin. everythi Bartlett pears vl Son, New for o itritain Eas FOR SAL range. Te R SALE—Cheap: A $i5 V alse, furnitur Anders Damon's ctrola, leay Hill, new, $2u; town. National Cash b per X : computing sca ~choppors and coffe lisplay cases, butchers' Juced thing f sy payments: writ Lt. 10 Blackstone Branch Otfic 9 n street, Boston, Mass Asylum . Hartfc man as clerk; ome fa- of il machine or York. New Haven and dx WANTED—Young miliar with use typewrlter, New Hartford R J WANTED—Men for clerical factory. lieply, stauing to I 0. Box work in loenl age and expe ity 9-2-3d FOR SALE—Kitchen range in good « at 47 Millard motorcyele; 4-H. running condition; Mfer refused. Call evenin Church street FOR SALE—Indian have an excellent tor a live man. 1" Britain, Conn. WANTED—We in factory 1029, New position 0. Box ale stemographer, In llnrll‘ord,’ ttlon; good wages paid Box 889, Hartford. 9-1-4dx WANTED— for WANTED—Young man to learn the Walk- | Over Shoe busin Walk-Over Shoe | Store 9 .ul WANTED—Bullders' hardware man, one | Who understands making keys, to work | in repair department; cxperience neces- sary. Call or write Mr. Rolth, care of mpleton’s, Waterbury o-1-3d § opportunity for net returning to Mr. WANTED—Exceptional young man, over 16, school. Apply in person 14 Winter St » to 30-t¢ FOR ATTENTION OF NEW BRITAIN (‘R.\I‘rs\n:\l WANTED: SIX FIRST-CLASS BRICK MASONS FOUR FIRST-CLASS PLASTERERS The work to be done is in NEW BRITAIN., and NEW BRITAIN workmen are to-be given first con- sideration for cmployment: other sources will be secondary. Plenty of good work ahead for men who know their business and how to attend to it. As Americans we discriminate against no one. Apply between 10 a. m a. m. in person, at No Street, Manufacturers’ make applfeation by obtain further information dressing ana 11 Myrtle Bureau, or letter and by ad- 3. . MILLER, Secretgry N SHOP CHANGE THE HARTFORD OF BUILDING TRADES EX Care 23 Myrtle Street NEW BRITAIN, CONN. TO RE) TO RENT—Tenement at four rooms: small family 170 TO RENT—New heat. water. etc. strect 28 Trinity street; dexired. P 2-3. electric lights, at 128 Dwight 9-3-2dx garage; Inquire TS SENT—Four-sosm tenament, hird floo | improvements. 176) ¢ 3-2dx RENT—store, Mre Schwartz including three 107 Glen St TO Apply TO RENT—Tenement on Que floor. Apply first floor. TO RENT—C automobile 281 Routh for two separate Inquire 5-30-6d rage room : water and clectricity. Main Inquire at the 9-1-3dx TO RENT—Dining room. vark Hol | ¥or = five-room tenement, for adults; central location; $35. Inquire Birnbaum's Furni- ture Storc. 432 Main street, or phone 133: 9-2-3dx TO R modern Improvem The Hardware City Loan Corp. Has under construction and oifers for sale on easy terms to employes of local industri-~— Three tenement houses, Two tenement houses, Single dwellings. H. J. Foiren, Manager 140 MAIN STREET. FOR SALE ditic Miad | FOR SALE ulmost | O'Connor | 123 Hartfol un 1 avenue, New ALE—Bar fixtures, one cash register back and front; (regular barroum) that has two drawers that wor ricity or hand: two parior stoves for coal wood; one three-quarter pool table first-class condition Colonial lInn, Plain- ville. §-31-4dx in | = | FOR SALE—Holstein cow with heifer three | artin Nalb: le, Coun. an, Mountain 1-3dx FOR Nes 86 ven -\nglng canaries, B 5 ea. FOR SALE—Shaw bicy No. Webster motor. street, Plainvil Conn 8-30-1wx FOR SALE—Thoroughbred fox hounds. Inquire of Alexander Paquette, No. 11 East Lawlor St. 8-30-1wx FOR SALE DL MALL AUTO: CH AT ONCE. APPLY BO TAP IF s FOR TAKEN REAR 2371 MYRTLE STREET ould, | cax | { ] Call after | good conditi Oldsmobite kxchange Allyn St Haitford. Conn —Ford touring; good ures Dept., er touring. Oldsmol 53 Allyn L, b Maxwell roadster; good condi- obile Exchanse Dept Hartford, Conn w-3-3d ton Al Ol n St FOR SALE—Chevrolet sainted jod mechanical bile kxchange Car Dept., Hartford, Conn oadster; new! condition Allyn -3-3d FOR SALE—Overland delivery; new! i condition. Oldsmonile Dept., Allyn strect, paint- Lange Hartiord, truck. Allyn E—Buick ton Car Dept., FOR s Exchange iord, O 33 FOR SALE—Late '13 G. : removable ver; I'resto tank and lights; tor guard and bumper: Hunrante periect will sell fo © Albany Ave., (R M. racks; canvas o tiight, rad ther extr sitic Irotier, phone Bushi OR SALE—I1918 sedan. Apply R 10 Chestnut St Overland Nix-cylinder i 2. Tad Inc.. 1w -UP OF USED CARS—1920 Maxwell 1919 Bwick touning; 191y Ford 1915 Cheviolet sedaa; 1917 Ford 1816 rord roadster, demountable new cora i 1916 Maxwell 8: 1919 on Stewa; pRzmcats artranged. Houcyman Auto Saies Co. 13 Muin St Tel. 2109, Ageuts 1o Cleveland and Stephens Louring Cars, W hite Trucks. £ CLE! tourin; | FOR SALE—Oakland Six in good condition; with 3-8 Cquipped “Telephone FOR SALE—DBulck '16 Little Six, good con- dition. Tel. 145-13 after & p. m. 2dx FOR SALE—1918 Bulck seven-passenger; painted; cord Ure equipment, extra slip covers; party leaving town. inquite 46 Newington avenue, near East street 3d . - . FOR SALE—Ford runabout in good condi- Yion: demountuvle 1S ana extras. ele- phoc Eood Lies; one FOR SALE—I1916 Iullman touring car; four-cyliuder, nve-passenger, scil-starter; paint, mechanism A-1 condition. Smith, Merigen, Conn. FOR SALE—One 1917 Maxwell touriag; fine condition; must be sold at once; make ofter. Central Garage, Scuthington. FOR SALE—Chevroiet, 1920, almost new; run about 2,500 miies; price reasonable. ihone 1330, s-o0-0d Model 490 sedan, STRUCTIO! s a specialy graduate Indiana pupil Kortschak. street. NOTICKE—1 wish to Grafonola records VIOLIN —Class now forming. M. M. Fleitzer, nservatory; aiso, Studio. 25 Rol 9-3-2dx buy Tet K lexsons; some Victrola or Vi ivate danc one-step; special _attention six lessons five dollars; Address Dancing, Box NOTICE—] fox trot, beginners: anteed. Herald NOTICE—F. Harmon, Tiano Room 40, n's Block. Come early and sintments. Open to 4y, NOTICE—Piano tuning and repairing; 20 years for music stores; re by plano factories as an cxpert man. C. ,A. Humphrey, Phone 97 South Burritt St 9 NOTICE—Local and loog-distance trucking done reasonably; also parties taken out Call Alber: Diemond,, 410 Elm St, or phone 633-14 T-(w&D)-dwx NOTICE—Electric vacuum cleaners rented, $1 per day. Round filc gas stove lizhters, Satisfaction guarantced every time. Phone 9 5-16-cod-tf kinds of carpentry work, no small or big the job, will get attention. Call 1144-4. Chureh St 9-1-6ax it seven-passenger Tel. 605-2. 9-1-4dx parties taken out. i88-2 s- 206, 3-2d NOTICE—AIl matter how our personal R Benewitz, 143 NOTICE—For hire: Li car; reasonable rates NOTICE—Automoblle Frank Brown, Te NOTICE—OId sets of teeth resct on new rubber at reasonable rates. New York Dental Labora Main St. $-30-6dx NOTICE—Francis P. May, violin Instructor, at 344 Broad St Telephone 1542-4. Studio, Reom 40. Booth's Bluck. Com- mence now for the fall 8-30-6d NOTICE—Shampooing, manicuring, scalp treatments. and. facial. massage:. ladies attended at their homes. Margaret Hepp. 20 Wilson St. Phone 465-5 30-6d guar- | ix | FOR SALE—1919 Overland touring Model 30, 10UF BEW Ures, new Lop, cxira rua 000 aniles; reasvnable price. 1917 Maswell touring car, govd condition, cheap. Call 37443 §3l-1w USED 1QZLCKS--Atiention. Jiuey and Bus Men: The irolley siluation contrunting us, not only in Sriageport, but in our owa city of New britain, is critical, as you know. &et in while prospects are good. We have the following for male at right prices: | Three 1919 Keo 13-passenger ouses; one 1920 $5-passenger l'uckard. These are | all in Orst-class shape mechanically, brand RBew cord tires all around; worth invest- gation. Call Liberty 430 or see Chandler, truck; time | ¥-l-vdx | Now is the time to get busy and | TO RENT—Rooms for light houseke WANTED—Girl or w months-old chitd ween and 6, Sunda Duwight $i urday ai 9-3-4 WANTED—Lady steady positi APPIY at Liofmann's Bakery, %o Arc street 9-2-3d WANTED—Experienced substitute short stenographer o period. Box WANTED— Fuller, 121 Maple St. WANTED—Competent maid for houscwork where labor-saving devices a) installed Apply Mrs. Shurbers, S1 Columbia St 8-31 WANTED—Wol Britain Cluy vriters and Price & Le New Haven, en to take names.for N Di : must be good hud iutelligent. Address T ompany, ¢ Church stre Conn. 8-31- WANTED—Housckeeper in family of adults; good home, good wages to Tig] part John Bader, 31 Brook stres Southington, Conn l-Xl"‘ WANTED—Clerks for all departments, Ni Britain Clothing and Dry Goods Sto Inc. \8-24 ‘WANTED—Thoroughly competent maid general housework. Mrs. A. F. Corbil 99 Vine St 8-16: WANTED—A chambermaid at the Hof Beloin. 8.6 WANTED—Young womer to become tel Phune Operalors; hO eXperience nNECERSAI: paid while learning; rapid incroases ther after both for lengilh of service and mer: the advantage of this occupatiof will explained by the chict operator. &. I, Telephone Company. WANTED SALESLADY Working Hours < $:30 A. M. to 6:30 P. M. CALL 142 MAIN ST. WANTED MILLINERY ArPRENTICES PAID WHILE LEARNING APPLY ME. DAVIS OUTLET MILLINERY CO. ST. 257 MAIN FURNISHED ROOMS. $1 Church St 9-3-. 810 | 1o RENT—Furnished room, second private family, for one or two gentlen 4 Glen street. . Mack Motor Truck Company, New Haven, TO RENT—Front furnished rooms, 36 Conn. 7-13-t8 Court, second floor. 9-2- USED TRUCKN When In nced of a good Used Truck, it will pay you to get in touch with us. Mack, Plerce-Arrow, rackard and others; some over- bauled, rebullt and guaranteed: torms to auit you. Pbone Liberty 430, or see CHANDLER, MACK MUTUE THUCK CO. 264 Whalley Ave., New Haven, Conn. - €-34- USED TRUCKS THAT ARE WORTH WHILE We have the following on hand in first-cluss mechanical condition, ready w go to work, viz.: 2-Ton Mack—Rebuilt, with brand new rack body, guarantced the same as new. 3-Ton Packard—Chassis and cab. Two 213-Ton Maccars—One with sub- stantial padded van body, the other with rack body. 5-Ton White Dump—Newly painted. 3-Ton Nashy—With brand-new lumber body, newly palnted. Two 1919 5-Ton Clydesdale Dumps. Four 1919 2-Ton Day.Elder 25-pas- senger buses with Goodyear spare. Worth investigation. Call Liberty 430, or mee CHANDLER MACK MOTOR TRUCK CO. 264 Whalley Ave, New Haven, Comn. 7-30-t2 Bedding make that old equal to mew: trial will convince you; Quick service; reazonable prices; uphol< stering. 60 Tremont street. Telephoné 2314-4 820 to 10-%% NOTICE—Crusoe’s Taxi Station, bagxage transters. 74 Church 8 New Britain. Day and night service Te 1719, E NOTICE—Chimpe: masonry and rey able prices; chimr lander, 715 Stan) NOTICE—Hardw: guarantees to City Co. repairing; i all work don kinds of reaxons F. Se- 1natiress, FOR SALE DODGE SEDAN CHALMERS ROADSTER MAXWELL TOURING OVERLAND TOURING REO TOURING TCHELI. ROADSTER ARD TOURING Time Payments Arranged SIM BOOKMAN 6 ELM ST. PHONE 484 8-30-t¢ TO RENT—One large front room sult for two gentlemen. 40 Church St, o Victory Lunch. 9-2! TO RENT—Two furnished rooms for housckeeping: all improvements. , 51 Main St "B-30- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Small i of truit and berries, two h houses, shed, six-room cottage, 98- driven well of fine water: must be s to be appreciated; no time for age: Crandall, Berlin 9-3- farm, six acres; FOR SALE—Rent or on shares: 50 ucres, near New Britain: =i o commutation: large house, barn. sofl, fruit, stock, implements compl H Box 24, Beckley. Conn. 9-3. FOR SALE—156-acre tarm, mear clty; buildings, 19 head stock. 10 pigs, chickens, large crop and tools: price reasonable; income from milk alone $400 monthly. Many others, near Hi ford, from $1,500 up. armerse Re 1 Main street, Hartford, Conn. O evenings. 9-3-f FOR SALE—Ten acres of land for $40 acre; 70 acres at $50 per acre; building suitable for paint shop, C. Barnes, Barnesdale. 8-31 FOR SALE—Cosy seven-room house on wcre of good land, three-fourkhs of, planted with potatoes and other ve tables: new hen-house, capacity of hens: good variety of fruit. mostly ai vear-old trees: asparagus and strawl beds: also, scven cords of wood goes this bargain; located one mile American Paper Goods, Kensington, fne neighborhood. Tel FOR SALE—Cholce b Park Reserve: easy terms: bungalows William T. O'Brien Saturday. Sunday and or Tel. 1314-2 9-2.} inville, Conn. :Tem desirable building lots, about 1 1. land; city water, gas and elect available; price low for cash, M. O. Ryder., Box 63, Plain