New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1920, Page 10

OOOO#QQ@DOQ&QOQOO##OGO#; | ACCIDENTS ARE HAPPENING -4 EVERY DAY Can you afford to be injured or ill and 1'up for weeks without any recompense" Your expenses of living remain the & , and in addition you have the addition- & expenses of a doctor and medicine. Let us carry your risk. We can write § 2 an accident and health policy that is by no other. ARKER & DEMING 193 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2026 OF NEW BRITAIN RFAL ESTATE BOARD. ..0#100.00090000090000 & 0 o & & o & & & © P & & & o @ o FOR SALE Very Destrablo House at Belvidere—Low Price and Good Terms H. D. HUMPHREY MAIN ST. OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS Here are Some New Ones: Good estab- business in Wood Turning Line. Very piece of property right in the center for be used for 40 car garage if desired. for sale in Bristol. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. PHONE 343—-ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. REE FAMILY HOUSE FOR LE. CENTRALLY LOCATED HULTZ & COSTELLO, 242 Main St. 1 | Inc. Tel. 24-4 Valuable Site We have for sale a # roc house the new street to be opencd. This oan look ahead a little. Make a mt or rooming house. Home Banking & RealtyCo MAIN ST South Iigh n valuable i location street, fac- locatlon if for an Next Door to Fox's Theater. Telcphone 728 e e Dream o is the person whose realizal a bungalow cottage, It is it spells home, ¥y not a bungalow or o with the best of com And 2 or WANTED—MALE HEI P WANTED—Iig money In being made nmn our guaranteed trees, shrubs and roses; every home-owner a prospective customer; free equipment: experience unnecessa: exclusive territory. Allen Nursery Com- pany, Rochster, N. Y 4x WANTED—Farm hand Fot harvesting | corn and apples. Elijah Rogers, Tele- phone B 1 9-18-2dx WANTED—Two first-class_eloctriclans and one helper. Apply at 32 Norden street, City. Telephone 1171-4 9-18-2dx 41 WANTED—Truckman. To cart away ashes, papers, ete., from back of Main street blocks; job for entire year. Apply Henry Schupack, 338 Main St. WANTED—Man to take care of furnace. Apply 142 Main St 15-6d WANTED—Clerks. Young men wanted for clerical work in local factory; wages and promotion dependent upon Individual: the opportunity is here. In reply give detall as to age, experience, education and present employment. Box 1XX, Herald Oftice. 9-18-3d SALESMEN—A national service organiza- tion has opened an office in New Britain; wonderful opportunity for men securing employment now; in answering advt you may find your niche. Call, $:30 to 6§ p. m,, Mutual! Bidg.. Room 6. 9-17-tt WANTED—Pressmen. Apply Mosel Mfg. Co., Kensington, Conn. 9-17-3d WANTED—Two first-class carpenters, $1.10 per hour. Apply, ready for work, at § o'clock, 228 Washington St. 9-17-2dx WANTED—Meat cutter. Apply at O'Con- nell's Market. 401 West Main St. 9-16-3dx Apply at the office of 9-16-3d WANTED—Mail boy. the Corbin Cabinet Lock Co. Classified Advertising is the most inexpensive form of pube- Ucity. Try a For Sale or a ‘Want Advt, in the Herald today. Seé for yourself. Only One Cent s Word. NOTICE OTICE—WIill the person who picked up motorcycle tools on West Main street, Friday noon, kindly return to Box 30, Herald ? 9-18-2dx BEWARE OF FIRES!—Have your chimneys cleaned. Ninety per cent. of fires are caused by dirty chimneys. Leave your address at Rackliffe Bros. Co., New Britain, 9-16-12dx CLASSIFIED 1c a Word Minimum . Charge 20c CASH IN ADVANCE This is not a question of credit. Bookkeepmg, billing and postage cost more than the price of the little advt. and in eliminating this work we save the advertiser money. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Ford panel body delivery; no reasonable offer refused. The L. & M. West Main St. Tele- 9-16-3dx Garage, rear 401 phone 5ST7T FOR SALE—Velle six-cylinder touring; perfect condition throughout; new top and new paint: must be sold at once. The L. & M. Garage, rcar 401 West Main St Tel. 587-2. 9-16-3ax NOTICE—Shampooing, manicuring, scalp treatments and facial message; ladies attended at their homes. Margaret Hepp, 20 Wilson street. Phone 465-5. 9-13-6d NOTICE—Hardware guarantees City to make that equal to mew; trial will convince yo: quick service; reasonable prices; uphol stering. 60 Tremont street. Telephone 2314-4. $-30 to 10-1x Bedding Co. old mattress WANTED—Steady and rellable stable man for general work around stable and fac- tory. Apply Parker-Buckey Baking Co., 14 Winter St 9-16-24 NOTICE—Crusoe’s 0 and Taxi Station, baggage Church St., New Britain. night service. Telephone $-20-26dx WANTED—Collector and solicitor for well- established life insurance company; good salary and commission. Address Box X2 Herald. 9-16-3dx NOTICE—WIll do all kinds of carpentry work by the hour or contract. Call or write. B. Wedman, 197 Monroe street, City. 9-16-3dx WANTED—Bright _High School boy for Saturdays; experfenced in selling grocer- les and fruits The FPublic Market, 436 Main St 9-16-24 WANTED—Boy of 16 years to learn the drug business; must be well recommended; good position to right party. Vita Drug Store, corner Lafayette and Washington streets. 9-14-6d at the Church 9-14-tf WANTED—Young man, Miller-Hanson Drug street over 16, Store, 30 WANTED—Man to work on presses. A. Clark & Son, Plainville. Conn WANTED—I am looking for a particular type of man who is inherently honest, who can faithfully represent an organization of national reputation and record; regard- less of your previous occupation, you may be that particular man whom I can place in & position to earn not less than $7.500 a year. Call Room 6, Mutual Building, Walter F. Bliss, Local Mgr. 9-14-tf front for TO RENT. tamily; suitable 615 Main St FOR SALE—Several articles howsehold fur- niture, Sterling range and Mosler safe (medium size). Josephine §. Ericheon. Phone 678-12 1ax TO RENT—Nicely furnished room for one gentiemen. 344 Chestnut street, flobr. Telephone 2113 or call room; two TO RENT—Furnished room, 352 Arch St second floor TO RENT—Furnished roo couple preferred sey St first young married or young lady. 159 Kel- | floor TO RENT—Large furnished room, suitable tor twe, in private family. 133 Bassett t 91 T™O nn\f—nm- shed fromt room, all con. 1ax | large fromt wife 9-18-2dx { TO RENT—Furnished rooms room for two gentiemen or man a 52 Lake St Tel. 2391 TO RENT—Large 33 Court St furnished front room, 1ax TO RENT—Large furnished room suitable for one or two gentlemen: aiso rooms light housekeeping. § Elm street, Main 'I‘O IlNT—-I‘\lrIIlhul room two. 69 Arch St NOTICE—The Orthopedic Factory and She pine lass shoe repairing sho ioody welt machil and by hknd. 0od leather and good service. Come and try us and you will be satisfied. Low prices on all work. Will call and deliver. 8. Fragione, 73 Church street. Phone 762. 9-16-6d Shoe Repairing arlor is a first- Work done by NOTICE—Belkin's Garage at street now open for business. Cars washed, xpert repairing, storage: satis- faction guaranteed. Tel. 587-3. 9-9-12dx Roach Powder is guar- anteed to kil flies, roaches, bedbugs, fleas, etc. Put up in large bellows pack- 26¢ at the leading drug stores. 9-8-26d 5 West Maln NOTICE—Supreme FOR SALE—Kitchen range condition. 61 Garden St in first-class 9-18-4dx FOR SALE—Mahogany talking machine and records; perfect condition; cheap; Andrews, 439 Arch St cabivet upright latest style; make offer. 9-18-2ax FOR SALEPears for canning. phone 10 Madison St Call Tele- FOR SALE—Household goods antique and modern; one hundred ) accumulation; sale begins September continues for one week. Chas. H. As; wall, Berlin St., Berlin 9-18-3d FOR SALE—Harvard Classics by Charles Elliott. Price $100. Address Box 7BB. FOR SALE—Grape and poplar trees hedges. Thomas Paonessa, City. FOR SALE—Gas range, very little. Inquire first floor. 9-14-t¢ vines; maple, catalpa also barberry and privet 212 Oak St. 9-17-2dx four-burner; 156 Maple street, 9-17-2ax Herald | used | FOR SALE—Model D-45 Buick Little Six touring car, $1,100. 85 Black Rock Ave. or Tel. 2 9-16-3a AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Ford touring car, xood condi- tion: no use for it. Tel. 9 1dax FOR SALE—1916 Studebaker seven-passen- zer touring; good mechanical condition; can be bought right. Telephohe 3 or call 513 East St. after 5 o'clock. 9- FOR SALE—1917 Buick, late model, b condition. Call 4% Main St 9-17-3dx FOR SALE—1917 Oakland touring In_excel- lent shape; must be sold at once. Herald Box 27Y. 9-17-tt FOR SALE—Ford commercial truck, 1918 model; perfect condition: cheap. W. T. Jones, mear Woodruff's Store, Berlin St Berlin. 9-16-3d in good Apply 55 Curtis 9-16-3dx cord tires for cash. 9-16-3dx FOR SALE—1917 Ford roadster condition. Price $200 street. FOR SALE—Ford touring, ‘19, on rear; good motor; cheap 112 Lake St., No. 1 FOR SALE 1920 PAIGE TOURIN two months old; driven only thousand miles; cord tires, spotlight, bumper and all first-class equipment; at the low suln of $1.875, cash or terms. M. IRVING JESTER 193 Arch Street—Phones 811 or 342 Open Saturday and Monday Evenings Only four WANTED—Agents. ing guaranteed $36 weekly full perienc Make $35 weekly well- we guarantee an hour spare unnecessary. Perfectwear Pa. 1dx go out doing washing and Stanley St., 2d floor. 9-18-3dx buy: A baby l“l’fll‘!. must condition. Address Herald 9-17-2d WANTED—To ironing. 179 WANTED—To be in good Box 25 WANTED—By strictly American middle- aged man: Responsible position in some local factory; has had business experi- ence; references furnished. Address Box 23, Herald. 9-17-2dx WANTED—To buy: Small farm with house and outbuildings; commuting distance to New Britain; price reasonable. Box 21J, Herald ] 9-17-2dx six-room ~tenement; Box 245, Plainville, 9-17-3dx | WANTED—Five- or adults. Address Conn. WANTED—Short-breathed persons, wheezy and gasping breathers to try a box of | “Breathe Eay, will give instant relief in cases of hay fever, asthma, nose colds and all nasal troubles; works won- | ders. Guaranteed by Dickingon Drug Co., Crowell's Drug Store, City Drug Store and all druggists. 9-16-25dx FOR SALE—New Milch cows and springers; some ve.y cholce cows: also, two cheap family cc . W. Baldwin, Kensington. Telephone 2. 16-3d Large square piano; good con- ¢ reasonable price. Apply 198 9-16 FOR SA* 3 ditior +or Tel ve. dx hold furniture for five if taken at once. Call at first floor. 9-16-5dx bedroom suite, complete; threo-piece tapestry E onable. 9-15-4dx and wine Fels. Apply Ington Bar- 9-13-6d WANTED—Steam-heated room man; central location. Addre Box $BB. WANTED—By young couple: Telephone 1317-3. A. W. Gates, ing St WANTED—Farms. for sale, prices from $3,000 kindly let me know at once, several customers who want to bu. agents. Address Box 377, City. 9-1 WANTED—By an American couple on or before October 1st: Light housekeeping rooms. Address T. D. F., care Herald Ofice. 9-16-3dx Anyone having farms to $9,000, as 1 have no ax WANTED—A reat of five or six rooms; no children. 42 Church street. Telephone 1669. 9-15-6dx harness _at low oasing. pears for @ appies. D. J. Tel. 155-2. 9-2-tf BEST PRICES FOR ALL KINDS OF JUNK Second-Hanc Furniture. PAY L. Z DAK ST. New Cottage in Barnesdale. 5 1-2 Acres Finest 7 Room Cottage, handy to center. Family Modern Brick, Farm Land, Good House, Barn, Fruit and Berries. 2 minutes WANTED—Rent, fiv end preferred. A. H. Starkey, throp St. Phone 1072-23. or six rooms; west 236 Win- 9-15-6dx five and wife: Temement end preferred. Tele- m. 9-15-6dx = = : p—y ‘well-bullt eight-room house Stanley street. Telephone 9-17-6dx a FOR SALE—Two building lots, corner Cher- ry and Ash street. Must be sold at once A. F. Eeclestaed, 273 Cherry street. 9-13-t¢ FOR SALE—Four-family house and barn with two acres land and some apple trees; 15 minutes’ walk from City Hall; price $6,200; $1,500 cash. New Britain Farm Agency, 166 Main street. Room No. 17. 9-16-3dx FOR SALE—Six-family block and two- family house, near Polish Church: price $15,200; rents $1,586 a vear; $2,500 cash. New Britain Farm Agency, 166 Main St, Room 17 9-16-3dx FOR SALE—Cottage, seven rooms, with sid $4.600; 31, Brit, Agency. Room 1 9-16- FOR SALE—A seven-room steam-heated house, five acres of land, price and terms reasonable. For further particulars in- quire of C. C. Prentice, phone New Britain 1335-5, evenings, or 1S Asylum street, Hartford. Conn. 2-16-6d six 500 Farm 3dx FOR SALE—In Plalnville: Eight-reom house with limprovements: barn, large Jot, plenty of fruit Phone 133. Plain- 166 | FOR SALE—Ford coupe. ‘Brighton St. after 6 p. m. Address 31 9-17-5dx FOR SALE—1920 Vim truck In excellent condition; used but four months; this car will be sold very reasonably to quitk buyer. Belkin's Garage, Tel. 587-3. 9-15-6dx FOR SALE—i917 Buick rosdster in good condition. 40 Church St, over Victory Lunch. 9-16-2dx FOR SALE—1919 Oldsmobile roadster, or will change for touring. Apply at 26 Whiting St. Tel. 1317-3. 9-15-3dx FOR SALE—Ford touring car; just over- hauled; newly painted; price reasonable. Telephone 678-4. 9-14-5dx FOR $2. Ford rumabout. Price 9-8-tf SALE—1917 FOR Chummy uon; cord tires; L. & M. Garage, Tel. i SALE—Late 1917 Stearns-Knight roadster; best of running candie a bargain at $650. The rear 4u1 West Main St 9-16-3dx USED TRUCKS—Attention. Jitney and Bus hlen: The trelley situation coufruntng us, Dot ouly in Sriageport, but in our owa cily ot New Britain. is critical, s you know. Now is the time to get busy and gt iu while prospects are good. We have the following 10r saie at right pric ‘Threc 131y Heo 15-passenger buses; aiso one 1920 Ss-passenger Puckard. These are all in first-ciass shape mechanically, brand pew cord tires all around; worth investi- gation. Call Liberty 430 or see Chandler, Mack Motor Truck Company, New Haven, Coan. 3-13-t¢ — e USED TRUCKS When in need of ‘a good Used Truck, it will pay you to get in touch with us. Mack, Pierce-Arrow, Packard and others; some over- bauled, rebullt and guarasteed; | terms to suit you. Phono Liberty 430, or see CHANDLER, MACK MOTOER TRUCK CO. 264 Whalley Ave., New Haven, o—.‘ R — e USED TRUCKS THAT ARE WORTH WHILE We have the following ca hand In first-class mechanical condition, ready w0 go to work, vis.: 3-Ton Mack—Rebuilt, with brand mew rack body, guaranteed the same as new. 3-Ton Packard—Chassis and cab. Two 23%-Ton Maccars—One with sub- stantial padded van body, the other with rack body. 6-Ton White Dump—Newly painted. 3-Ton Nash—With brand-new lumber body, newly painted. Two 1919 §-Ton Clydesdale Dumps. Four 1919 2-Ton Day.Elder 25-pas- senger buses with Goodyear spare. Worth investigation. Call Liberty 430, or see CHANDLER MACK MOTOR TRUCK CO. 264 Whalley Ave., New Haven, Conn. 7-30-t2 USED CARS OF VALUE PAIGE Touring STUDEBAKER Big Six .. AUBURN Beauty Six OVERLAND Touring ‘90" D Touring “83" .. RLAND Touring “85" .. FAXWELL TOUring «.eecoos OVERLAND Roadster ...... SAXON Roadster ... OLDSMOBILE Touring STUTZ Roadster TRUCKS OF SERVICE BROCKWAY Express ...... 3,375 ¢ STUDEBAKER Expre: . 1,100 FORD Truck FORD Truck GRAHAM Two-Ton VIM Express ....... M. IRVING JESTER 193 ARCH ST. FOR SALE 1920 PAIGE DEMONSTRATOR— Driven 000 miles; A-1 condition. 1919 OAKLAND—Driven only 6.000 miles; $900. 1920 UDEBAKER—Sport model: driven 7,000 miles; cord tires; equipment first class: price $1,500, 1919 OVERLAND-—Recently over- hauled: newly painted; good rub- ber; price $500. 1815 BUICK ROADSTER—] overhauled; price $500. One 1917 BUICK ROADSTER— Cord tire. equipment; §900 LASH MOTOR 0" . CORNER LINCOLN ° AND WEST MAIN STR! Recently Thousands 'read the Classified Column daily. oo m-mam«-!fi‘ second hand auto you n ¢ sell. Tell them about it in , For Sale Advt. Only One C ‘ » Word, WANTED—FEMADE WANTED—Colored girl to do chambermaid work; $65 per mo: erences required. Mrs. W. T. Telephone 462, New Britain. WANTED—Aggressive women in Ni ain and surrounding towns to earn did spare-time incomes introda. anteed Priscilla Fabrics: Hosiew wear; everybody interested; m profits; beautiful samples furnished charles Co., Trerton, New Jersey. WANTED—Competent girl or wom general housework. Mrs. H. W. 33 Lexington St. WANTED—Girls to wait on tabl taurant. 232 Park St WANTED—Experienced typist for permanent position with advand familiarity with business-ietter wrll advantage. Box 23AA, Herald. WANTED—Experienced giris on p stripping machine, corner stayingh per hour for learners. Merides Box Co., Meriden, Conn. < WANTED—Experienced saleslady for, and glove department. Leonard mann Co. / WANTED—A girl for kitchen ) room work. Apply Mrs. Geo. B. Plainville. Telephone 113, : WANTED—Two girls for coumter; for picking up dishes. Apply to Hudson Lunch. WANTED—A woman to dust fine once a week; steady work for person. B. C. Porter Sons. WANTED—Permanent laundress; to! upstairs work; South in winter. Herald Oftic: WANTED—Everyone to know that save money by having your dentist, by me. If you want painless come now and let ine :prove expert knowledge of the usq of MINIT enables me to not only but fill, crown or treat your teeth pain. Dr. George E. Knapp, 2 street. 3 WANTED——Stenographers to state positions. Civil service tgst 5, 1 at Capitol, Hartford. circular and application, to be fil noon, October 2d. State Clvi Commission, State Capitol, Harttd WANTED—A young lady for office; good position. Call 299 Main St. Dr. WANTED—Young girl as mother’s one through with school preforrs 2118-2 or 81 Columbia St. WANTED—A woman for general Apply Mrs. W. H. Allen, Maple Hi WANTED—Young women to phone operators; no experjence paid while learning; rapid after both for lengih of service the advantage of this ocoupation explained by the chief operatdr. 8. Telephone Company. FOR SALE DODGE SEDAN DODGE ROADSTER MAXWELL TOURING* FORD TOURING REO TOURING LIBERTY TOURING OVERLAND TOURING 'rnnn.n.umlzo 6 Elm Street GOOD PAY STEADY POSITION ALSO APPRENTICES PAID WHILE LEARNING SUMMER RESORTS FARMINGTON, CONNECTICY Second season. Delightful a turesque modern farmbouse, siti beanutiful hilly country. Excellent abundance of vegetables, mil all our own product rates for September and October, Pure Water and Sanitary D: JOSEPH A. FAGAN | SCOTT'S SWAMP F. Telephone Farmington 9 (9-1 TO RENT TO RENT—Front office in 3 Apply at Room 6. 3 OS Ko LOST—Commercial Trust SOl book No. 10089, !‘lnder bank. 9 ( LOST—Stuyvesant watch % “P. F. G Return to Al Express. Ask for s