New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1920, Page 10

%fiw### L) 400 % 400 400 4 0 G 400 200 B 50 200 50 40 0 % | The condition of rentals in this city is e. It will be even more so this fall. | Why not own your own home and be ured of a place to live? Call on us and be satisfied. ARKER & DEMING: 193 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2026 MEMBERS OF NEW BRITAIN RFAL ESTATE BOARD. @ X ..0!’0000.0#%##0’0#### WIRE YOUR HOME Wiring, Fixtures and Electrical rowinding a specialty. your Electrical Troubles to us. Centra! Conn. Electrig C_o. HREE FAMILY HOUSE FOR LE. CENTRALLY LOCATED HULTZ & COSTELLO, ' Inc. 2 Main St. Tel. 24-4 FOR SALE Block on Glen Street,Six Tenements, All Modern. H. D. HUMPHREY MAIN ST. OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS Three Family House on Harvard Street for y $7, 700—-That looks like a dream the way are today—But don’t dream about |t—lf want it you will have to act spry. Six block on Sexton street, fine high location, | @fis#@fi@@#@@fi@@fifi@@@@@@fi@ Supplies. Motor and e you can see the Gilded Dome at Hartford. l [ quick service: CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. AN ST, I’HONF Mfl——nOOMl 303-6 BAVK BLDG. FOR SALE 2.family 14-room house on Harrison street. 2.car garage, steam ted. Everything first class. G-room cottage, steam heated, fireplace. Price very reasonable. he Home Banking & Realty Co. MAIN ST, Next Door to Fox's Theater. Telephone 728 The Hardware City Loan Corp. under construction to employes of locai industri-~—Three tenement ses, Two tenement houses, Single dwellings. and offers for sale on eas) H. J. Foiren, Manager 140 MAIN STREET. . FOR SALE A two-tenement house in Belvidere for sale with all improve- e, Lot 105 feet by 125 foet. Will be vacant October 1, 1920. Here's a Deantiful cight room cottage in Belvidere, one of the in that vicinity. Lot feet by 130 feet. Must be sold before pbor I8t as present ownor must leave win. Mt quick as this A rAre opportunity. B. SOLOMON, Real Estate 325 MAIN STREET. TEL. 977. “Love Lives In Cottages” According to an old Engish proverb, “love lives In cottages as Ploture to yourself the happy familles which sweet love in cottage I as in courts, obposite the s ct—these Near a park, burban dist gy, Fasy to lke—and c e of the new Normal school, in a provide Park S A A setting for cottages at % sell your property for you. A. GORBACH REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, TELEPHONE 1190, ROOM 6, BOOTH Open Monday and Saturday Evenings. | ] NOTICE—Supreme Roach Powder Is guar- TO RENT TO RENT—Barn room house, enings, New Britain_1 Prentice. -10-2d TO RENT—About November Ist: First-class six-room flat. all improvements, in center of city Box 20, Herald 9-9-6dx RENT—Vurnished flat_ of five rooms brand n. house. all improvements everything in good condition; splendid spportunity r American couple. Address Box Perald Office -3dx. = LOSX | TO RE Maple Hill modern \ddress Rent, x LOST—Near Lyceum Theater: Sum Return to Herald. Reward. LOST—Between Park and Bigelow atreets and Depot: Bunch of keys. Finder turn to Model Market, 171 Park street Reward 1dx of 10x ve- LOST—String of pearls. between Main St. | Stanley Works office. Reward if returned to the Labor Bureau, Stan Works Compounce, Sunda; at 11 Commonwealth | same and pay for 9-11-3dx Lake call 1dentify FOUND—At Wrist watch avenue and ment NOTICE—Ladies and Uentlemen: If you want to get market price for vour old papers, magazines and rags, 1 am willing to pay $1.25 a hundred pounds for papers; $1 or magazines, 3c a pound for rags Call A. Sklarsky, § Wooster St., Hartford. Telephone Charter 258-2 9-11-64x fox | NOTICE—Learn to dance. One-step, trot and waltz; six private lessons, five dollars; write for appointment. dress Expertence, Box 6, Herald. NOTICE—Free booklet. Golden Gate”: wonderful | dress Great Northern Oil Oklahoma City, Okla “Down by ofl fields. Co., Box 11 1dx NOTICE—All kinds of carpentry work, no matter how small or big the job, will get our personal attention. Call 1144-4. B. Benewitz, 443 Church St 9-10-6dx NOTICE—Magnificent, mew, high-grade planos and player-planos, 1920 style, direct from factory to your home at fac- tory prices. Address Box 21X, Herald Office. 9-9-3d NOTICE—Belkin's Garage at 445 West street now open for business washed, expert repairing. storage: faction guaranteed. Tel. Cars satis- -3 NOTICE—Do you tume planos no) Phone 1303, Address P. O. Box Britain, Conn. F. V. Streeter. WANTED—High School . graduate, with experience, desires clerical and typewriling position in small ofice. Box 32AA, Herald Oftice. 9-9-3dx ! FOR SALE—Farms. Classificd Advertising is the most incxpensive form of pub- licity. Try a For Sale or a Want Advt. in the Herald today. See for yourself. Only One Cent a Word. ‘CLASSIFIED 1c a Word Minimum Charge 20c CASH IN This is not a question ADVANCE of credit. Bookkeeping, billing and postage cost more than the price of the little advt. and in eliminating this work we save the advertiser money. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED—FEMALE HELP 27-acre farm: Si barn, large chicken and peach (rees beifer, one hor ducks, tons 0; cash oom house, apple trees, six grapes. one all tools to farm and patatoes land. Price farm: Lot uildings. o1l §8.000; cash room house; grapes, one pig, hay, all 107-acre cords of and six cherry one horse, one pair oxen. with, large barn. corn lots of cultivated cre of stock and crops, all good tools to farm wit Pri $4,000. One li-acre farm cheap; one 30-acre farm cheap. 23-acre farm: Eight- room house, apple. pear and peach trees; grapes, one acre corn. two acres potatoes, balance eded. twd sheds, barn ( 0), one horse, one cow, one heifer, 59 hens, all tools. Price $3.500: cash $2,000. One bufiding lot on East and Kelsey streets; 50x150 feet. Now is the time to byy a farm when the crops are ready for winter. No coal to buy if you own a farm. interested call at once. H. A. Willia Arch St New Britain, Conn. house. appl large pear one cow. one 50 hens. eight tools. Price farm wood, tre FOR SALE—Single house, large lot, on street, Maple Hill: price $5.000. For ther particulars inquire C. C. Prentice 15 Asylum St. Hartford, or telephone New Britain 133 evenings. 9-10-3d FOR SALE—Two-tenement house, Ave, Newington, Conn. Price $1.500 cash. Charles Plunge, P. 104 Amber $4,000; 0. Box 9-11-6dx —Iot on Stewart St.; GOx cheap for cash or exchange I touring car. Call at 1850 Stanley . St. 9-11-6d avenue; 50x1 able if tak E Perry, 45 Stratford road. i 10-11x FOR SALE—An excellent (high and dry) lot on Robbins Ave., Maple Hill; will scll reasonably and on easy terms. Inqulre T. B. Dehan, East Berlin, Conn. Phone 683-6 9-9-3dx WANTED—By young American couple, October 1st: Two or three rooms, fur nished or unfurnished: western section ci preferred. Address XYZ, care Herald Office 9:9-8dx \o‘rl( E—Shampooing, manicoring. treatments and - facial massage; ladies attended at their homes argaret Hepp, 20 Wilson St. Phone 9-5-44 [ anteed to kill fiies, roaches, bedbugs, fieas, etc. Put up in large bellows pack- age, 25¢ at the leading drug stores. 9-8-26d \Mlclp—lllr‘w suarantees to make that equal to mew; trial will reasonable prices Tremont street. Telephone $-30 to 10-1x City Beddin, old 60 stering. 3144 of Charles Johnson, Two-family house, ten acres of land on or part, to suit pur- Johnson, Adm., d FOR SALE—On Estate Plainville, Conn.: small barn, shed and pond: will sell whole chaser. Address A. Ch St. WANTED WANTED—Position. Young man. Hign School graduate, with . sales experience, would like position as salesman. Address Herald Box 33Z 1dx WANTED—By ad A rent of four or five rooms, centrally located. M. H. Smith, re National Biscult Co., City. 9-10-3dx WANTED—Teachers and other professional ; people to try our noonday lunch at 30c from 11:30 to 2:30 daily. Broadway Dining Rooms, 67 Arch St. 9-10-tf NOTICE—Crusoe’s Taxl Station, baggage transfers, 74 Church St., New Britain. Day and night service. Telephone 1719. 26dx SUMMER RESORTS FARMINGTON, CONNECTICUT Second season. Delightful and pie- turesque modern farmhouse, situated in beautiful hilly country. Excellent table: abundance of vegetables, fruits and milk all our own products; reduced rates for September and October. Pure Water and Sanitary Drainage JOSEPH A. FAGAN SCOTT'S SWAMP FARM Telephone Farmington 59-3 9 (9-10 — e WANTED SALESWOMEN FOR OUR COAT AND SUIT, MILLINERY, UNDERWEAR, CORSET, WAIST MUSLE AND BOYS' DEPARTMENTS FOR SATURDAY AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS AND OTHER AFTERNOONS WITH OR WITHOUT EXPBRIENCE Sullding--Repaaug. LEAVITT & HAYES, INC, BUILDERS IN WOOD, BERICK STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repairs of all kinds. # Court St tlew Britain, Telephcres 224 Conn. 1918 | wiLL PAY BEST PRICES FOR ALL KINDS OF JUNK and Second-Han« Furniture. 1'$1.25 aHundred Lbs. _forPaper L. ZELDES, 135 OAK ST. ’S 1-2 Acres Finest Farm I,:In(l.’, Good House. Barn, Fruit and Berries. | 7 Room Cottage, handy to center. 2 Family Modern Brick, ninutes from center. DEWITT A. RILEY National Bank Bldg. The Service Agency. WANTED—Everyone to know that you can save money by having your dentistry done by me. If you want painless dentistry, come now and let me prove that my expert knowledge of the use of NAP-A- MINIT enables me to not only extract, but fill, crown or treat your teeth without pain. Dr. George E: Knapp, 209 Main street. 9-11-tf Three or four Mrs. A. W. 1dx WANTED—By young couple: rooms. Telephone 1317-3. Gates, 26 Whiting St. WANTED—Agents for children’'s dresses, aprons, house dresses: write for samples. Economy Sales Co., 50 School St., Boston, Mass. Dept. 73. 1dx WANTED—Agents. Make §' ing guaranteed hosiery; we guarantee $26 weekly full .time, 75c an hour spare time; experience unnecessary. Perfect- wear Hosiery, Darby, Pa. 1a weekly sell- WANTED—We will pay $25 to every young lady who brings us in 25 new customers. This will be a good way to get your new fall suit free of charge. We promise you painless extractions and fillings and that you will be satisfied with all our dental work; so bring in your friends and let us credit you with one or more ncw cus- tomers. Apply Dr. George E. Knapp, 299 Main St., near Railroad Crossing. 9-11-tf WANTED—Six- or sevem-room temement in good location, house preferred, on or before October 1. George S. Smith, Phone 2382, No. 31 Emmons Place. 9-9-6d west Win- 9-9-3dx WANTED—Rent, five or six room end preferred. A. H. Starkey, 2 throp St. Phone 1072-23. WANTED—Men and women with burning, tired, aching and itching feet, sorc corns and callouses to try Snow Drop Salve, 25 works wonders: guaranteed by Crowell's Drug Store, Clark and Brainerd, Miller and Hanson and all druggists. 8-17-30dx WANTED—A family of three wants modern five-room tenmement; Americans of good ddress and connections; references. Box 333, Herald. ' ' AUTOMOBILES 9-4-sdx | FOR SALE—At 58 Frankiin bed sash. flower pots. ga Tumber “lephone 140 Square den too FOR SALE—1916 Grant Six: just hauled: #ood conditi sacrif quick sale. $300. 116 West Main second floor. E over- street, 1-2dx | FOR SA excellen phones USED CARS OF VALUE STUDEBAKER Big AUBURN Beaaty Six OVERLAND Touring * OVERLAND Touring * § OVERLAND Touring MAXWELL Touring § OVERLAND R SAXON Roadster OLDSMOBILE Touring STUTZ Roadster TRUCKS OF SERVICE BROCKWAY Express STUDEBAKER Express 5 FORD Truck FORD Truck GRAHAM Two-Ton VIM Express M. IRVING JESTER 193 ARCH ST. FOR SALE—MISCELLANFOUS FOR SALE—Household goods to close -mt Thursd Piano, refrigerator, stove, parlor stove, lawn mower, tools, ete. Will be sold cheap. street, 9:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. 30 High FOR SALE—Four draft horses for sale. R. E. Towers, Tel. 1612 9-11-4d Reds. live , 60 Cottage FOR SALE—Roosters, R. L weight or dressed. A. Olso Place, City. FOR SALE—One roll-top office chair, one cash System and _ one Herald Box 28Z. office desk, one register, one Keith ice-chest. Address WANTED CASHIER APPLY MOHICAN COMPANY MAIN STREET WANTED CLERKS APPLY MOHICAN COMPANY 367 MAIN STREET AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Buick, '16, cord tires all around; good motor. Tel. 118-13 Little Six tourin) two extras; ve FOR SALE—Ford, °14, light delivery; splen- did motor. 112 Lake St. 9-11 FOR SALE—Good-running car. Call Tel. 316 or at 400 High FOR SALE—Overland touring, 75B; perfect top and side curtains; tires, motor and battery. Telephone 148-13. A Ford. 9-11-3dx model good 112 Lake street. §-10-2dx FOR SALE—Moon Light Six touring in excellent condition, or will trade small roadster. Call after 5:30 p. m. or write Edwin F. Sibley, 36 Pearl Court. " 9-10-2dx Ford roadster, sport model; all new tires; fully equipped; in perfect con- dition; price $375. Main St., Plainville. 9-10-3d ALE—Your opportunity to purchase Ford sedan, many extras, at a Inquite Clark's Auto Accessory 138 South Main St. rifice Shop. FOR SALE—One Oakiand sed: phone 884 :nm n | ! FOR SALE—1920 Auburn Beauty Six tour- ing _in firkt-class condition; 1 cash or terms; buyin for selling. Box reason Ottice. Herald 9-9-tt FOR SALE—1917 Fhone 2469, Price 9-8-tf Ford runabout. FOR SALE—One Ford touring, ome Hup- mobile touring, one Buick touring (1914), one Allen sedan. R. C. Rudolpn, Allen 3 and Auburn Cars, Cherry St. 9-5-4dx 9-11-tf | Charles Harrison FOR SALE—Harvard Classics by Elliott. Price $100. Apply 1§ street. FOR SALE—A few fat fowls. .J. W. Austin, North Washington strect Plalnville, Briage. 1dx rated for calf. St., Kensington, 9-10-3dx FOR SALE—Guernsey Albert Anderson, Allen Conn. t, FOR SALE—Two hundred whiskey and wine barrels and 100 cider barrels. Apply Oreste Mestieri, next to Kensington Bar- bershop. 9-10-2d FOR SALE—Candy store fixtures at lowest price; going out of business. Inquire B. Berson, 549 Main street. Telephone 1165-2. 9-9-5dx FOR SALE—Bartlett pears for canning; also Seckel pears and apples. D. J. Smith and Son, New Britain. Tel. 155-2. 9-I-tf FOR SALE—Good driving or work horse, 75. C. L. Barnes, Barnesdale. i-5dx —_—eee— FURNISHED ROOMS. TO RENT—Large front room suitable fob two gentlemen. Mrs. Wailsh, €4 Church street. 1dx with board, if 45 Grand St. 1dx TO RENT—Furnished room: desired. Mrs. Ryder, TO RENT—Furnished room for light house- keeping at §4 Church Si 1dx TO RENT—Large, front room: also lights, steam heat, street. pleasant, single ete. well-furnished room; electric 29 South High 1dx TO RENT—Large. airy room suitable for two or three gentlemen: board if desired 112 Lake St. Tel. 148-13. 9-10-2d TO RENT—Two furnished »ooms for gen- tiemen, 239 Washington St. Call after 6 p. m. 9-9-3dx WANTED—By four or more rooms, direction; references if required. 29, Herald Office American family: Address | 9-7-5dx Bookkeeper- Stenographer WANTED—Thoroughly com- petent Bookkeeper and Stenog- rapher, to take charge of small office. Salary to start $25.00 per week, with every oppor- tunity for advancement for willing, loyal conscientious worker. Must be able to fur- nish first class reference from previous employers, Apply to Box No, 9. Herald. . FOR SALE—At Park Reserve, the Flace of Cosy Homes: Building lots, cottages and bungalows. See Willlam T. O'Brien at Park Reserve Saturday and Sunday, from 2 to 6, or Telephone 1314-2. 9-5-4dx in good location. any | Rent, | TO RENT—Furnished room at 31 Seymour street. Ring upper bell. TO RENT—Furnished bath, suitable for Office Box 2B. 9-9-3dx S ————— ‘WANTED—MALE: HEJ P 9-3dx front two. room, Herald with SALESMEN—If you are made of the right stuff, u can keep your present job while we prove by a little evening work that you can make from $100 to $200 weekly. Call daily, §:30 to 6 p. m, Room 6, 122 Main St. 9-11-3dx WANTED—Man trees, shrubs, permanent Rochester, to sell highest quality roses. plants; weekly p: Brown Brothers Nurseries, N. Y. 1dx WANTEDTailors, first-class, wanted for fine custom comts; steady position, good pay. 4 Elm St $-10-3dx WANTED—I am looking for » particular type of man who is inherently honest, who faithfully represent an organization of national reputation and record; regare less of your previous occupation, you may be that particular man whom I can place in a position to earn not less than § a vear. «Call Room Mutual Building, City. Walter ¥. Bliss, Local Mgr. 9 WANTED—Clerk at soda fountain. Russcil's Drug Store, 111 West Main City. E WANTED—Tinsmith for ull work; steady position and zood pay. Manbfacturer, P. O. BEox 207, Naw Brita: Conan. 27 1dx | near | FOR SALE—Late 1917 Stearns-Knight Cnummy roaaster; mechanically perfect; a bargain. The L. & M. Garage, rear 401 West Main. Tel. 587+2. 9-8-4dx | FOR SALE—Late model Dodge roadste:, good condition; no reasonable cash offer refused; owner has purchased new . car. 9-7-5dx ! FOR SALE—One 1917 staked body Plerce- Arrow five-ton truck; two new bus bodies, | capacity approximately 40 people. Stan: dard Steel and Bearings, Incorporated, Plainville, Conn. 9-4-1w USED TRUCKS--Attention. Jitney and Bas Men: The trolley situation confrenting us, not only in Sridgeport, but in our owa city ot New Britain. is critical, as you know. Now is the time to get busy and get in while prospects are good. We have the following for saic at right prices: Three 1919 Reo 1S-passenger buses; also one 1¥20 35-passenger Packard. These are all in first-class shape mechanically, brand 2ew cord tires all around; worth investl- gation. Call Liberty 430 or see Chandler, Mack Motor Truck Company, New Haven, Conn. 7-13-t2 USED TRUCKS When in need of s good Used Truck, it will pay you to get in touch with us. Mack, Plerce-Arrow, Packard and others; some over- bauled, rebuilt and guaranteed; terms to auit you. Phone Liberty 430, or see CHANDLER, MACK MOTOR TRUCK CO., 264 Whalley Ave., New laven, Cona. t! 0-34: ————e e USED TRUCKS THAT ARE WORTH WHILE We have the following ¢n hand In first-class mechanical condition, ready to go to work, viz.: 2-Ton Mack—Rebulit, new rack bedy, 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, mewly painted. Two 1913 6-Ton Clydesdale Dumps. Four 1919 2-Ton Day-Elder 25-pas- senger buses with Goodyear spare. Worth investigation, Call Liberty 430, or see with brand guaranteed the ssme CHANDLER MACK MOTOR TRUCK CO. 264 Whalley Ave., New Haven, Conn. 7-30-t2 FOR SALE DODGE MAXW FORD REO LIBE OVERL! TOURING ND TOURI THE 6 Eim s . & B. MOTOR CO. reet Phone 424 N for a ) E. G. Bassett, 143 West new cords; | are a lot of buyers for €hat P second hand auto yoy, wantsto sell. '.I!elldmm-bom lt;‘. ax For Sale Advt. omyonecuu i WAN' TED—FE)IALE m —_— NTED—Two maids, covk h‘ d. Tel. 1856-13. WANTED—Young girl or woman seneral housework; experience ‘mot " sary it willing to learn. pect St. WANTED—A young lads for oftice; good position. Call 299 Main St. “X WANTED—Woman to take out family of three: one who can call for deliver it. . Call 1992-13. - WANTED—Aggresive women in New ain and surrounding towns to earn did spare-time incomes introducing anteed Priscilia Fabrics: Hosler wear; evervbody interested; profits; beautiful samples furmished. charles Co.. Trenton, New Jersey, 9-1i WANTED—Young girl a one through with school 2118-2 or $1 Columbla St. mothér's b preferred. WANTED—Competent maid housework. Apply 36 Russell -1 WANTED—Competent maid, nh-l work; no washipg. Mrs. H. 48 Court St. - WANTED—Lady clerk; _steady Apply at Hoffmann's Bakery,. 9 street. g WANTED—A woman for general Apply Mrs. W. H. Allen, Mnlenl WANTED—A girl for general Apply, mornings, at 61 Russell WANTED—Girl for Apply 19 South High St. WANTED—Clerks for all de Britain Clothing and Dry Goods 1ne. 8 WANTED—Young women to Phone operators; no experience paid while learning; rapid increnses after both for lengih of service and the advantage of this occupation zplained by the chbiet operater. & Telephone Company. WANTED o GENERAL HELPER IN CAFETERIA TO SLEEP HOME APPLY AT ONCE THE Y. W. C. A, WANTED CLERK ONE WITH SOME EXPERI -v PREFERRED. APPLY RUSSELL m!_. 301 MAIN M§ WANTED YOUNG WOMAN FOR BOOKKEEPING AND OFFICE WORK ACCURATE AND COHP\ET OFFICE WORKER REQU! WITH FAIR KNOWLEDGE _STENOGRAPHY: REPLY, GIV PAST EMPLOYMENT AND ‘EX] RIENCE: FIRST-CLASS RI ENCE REQUIRED; SA ta TO $25 PER WEEK, DI D UPON ABILITY; REPLY d HANDWRITING. BOX No. 18F, HERALD WANTED EXPERIENCED SLAD FOR PERMANENT POSITIO) SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS. . Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.; Satu to 9 p. m. APPLY s THE McMILLAN n'oll'_ WANTED BRIGHT YOUNG LADY TO WORK AFTERNOO IN GIFT SHOP J. F. GLOVER FLOWER AND GIFT SHO 135 MAIN STREET ~ A. KATTEN & SONS 114-116 ASYLUM STREET] HARTFORD WANT SALESLADIES COAT, SUIT AND DI DEPARTMENTS ALSO ALTERATION HANDS STEADY EMPLOY! )