New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1920, Page 12

D L T have two good properties For Sale {éi- '.'1‘ 9} y interest you if you have some to invest. They pay very well on the ; invested and are very desirable. © | at our office and investigate. RKER & DEMING Telephone 2026 BOARD. Main Street, NEW BRITAI 000@@@#@@@@@&@@@@@###: QUESTIONED Something” But 't Say Just What the resignation of Mrs Kitson. Mrs, Kitson's off was that of laboratory \nd welfare nugse, which, if information received is correct, the Curtis, M. | of brought ERs OF REAL ESTAT #fi@g:@#'@fi%&@@@@fi@@@# vith th not sever it int rtrude capuceity sutant the « now the position held by Dr. Klein When mayor remarked this morning the doctor would “get or an effort was m e to rify the situation by getting his interpretation of what such a remark could mean. This, the mayor refused Whether the mayor means monetary reward is to be given | the physician or whether there is to be still another change in the person- nel of the health department was, | therefore, left hazy The inquisitiveness which was ap- parently so o tionable to the mayor was a series of queries tending to being forth a statement as to what position the doctor holds; whether he Is receiving a salary or not and if his position is a permament one. ething wilh ayor Orson F. o status of Dr. J ption with the office partment jlowing statement to determing is, from “got lein is going to in people are “pretty he was oconcern- | = — would see that qw\'m\~‘ right. irnished no light, how- | to the positon which ! with the department, | | —THE— EAGLE DYE WORKS 130 MA t at the present time no remuneration, The jgnant when questions aining to money mat- | being done by the ¥ STREET DRY CLEANING, PRESSING k AND DYEING ecame connected with t In August, 'nllnwlvu:‘ of Dr. T. Eben Reeks | th superintendent. Dr pn recelving $100 o work performed. When | ris became connected | i "FOR SALE Family House with located. LTZ & COSTELLO, 42 Main S ¥ y Dwelling, 61 Fran Ppwellings, 2-family, 124 Rockwell av H D. HUMPHREY OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS Goods Onlled For and Delivered Telephone 618 9-16-264 large lot. Centrally Inc. Tl. 4-4 MR SALE lin street airview street nue, with small Price a bar- Rents $80 per month can be had at store. Sold One Cottage on Sherman Court— e a dozen after it. We’ve just listed This is your only chance, Garage shop in rear. New Bungalow at Bel- being finished, For Sale. MP REAL ESTATE CO. PHONE 343—-ROOMS 305-6¢ BANK BLDG. ntil further notice the evening hours of this ilt be from 7 to 9 o'clock Mondoy and Friday only. E HARDWARE CITY LOAN CORP. in Street H. J. Foiren, Mgr EAMSHIP TICKETS REIGN REMITTANCES) ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD | "[AflUIELEfiY 2537 MAIN NE'EFITME[]N STREET CAMPAIGN ADDRESS { Farmer-Labor Candidate Scores Other Big Parties Scoring the democrat and republi- can parties for inefficiency in indus- trial and other matters and holding forth the Farmer-Labor party as the only political organization which could give the people a businesslike government and restore the country to a sound industrial basis, Parley rker Christensen, presidential can- didate on the Farmer-Labor ticket, 'urgod support for that party Lk | evening in an address at Turner Hall An audience of several hundred per- sons listened to Mr. Christensen’s re- marks. 1ker was introduced by Henry rdiner, chairman of the local branch of the Farmer-Labor party and a candidate on that ticket for the office of lieutenant-governor. suard Against Wa The speaker assured th audience, in his introductory remarks that no glory or honor is being sought by the party he represents but that the aim is the establishment of a serviceable government In spite of, rather than through the agency of the capitalists and captains of industry, the speaker said, this country has grown to its | present position of industrial import- ance. He cited instances of alleged industrial wastes, particularly in the handling of coal which, he claimed, had made it necessary to charge ex- cessive prices. He promised that no | such wastes would be permitted under the party he represents. Attacks Senator Harding Senptor Harding, candidate on the republican ticket for presidential hon- ors, is owned by party lcaders and a few plutocrats of the old Mark Hanna crowd, he alleged. At this point the speaker disgressed for moment to offer an apology for his own former affiliations with the republican party. He paid a tribute to Willlam G. Mec- Adoo, he claimed, had been side- tracked because he displaved too much red blood for the modern politi- cal parties and might be instrumental in having the men organized for their own good. Calling upon the gathering to po'nt out to him one act of the republid can party that was of benefit to the people or one constructive measure for the benefit of any industrial cen- ter. Mr. Christensen agreed to vote the republican ticket upon being con- vinced. In the event of his election, the candidate promised that one of his first official steps would be to throw the present cabinet out of the win- dow and replace it with a cabinet of workers from the factories or ofther industrial centers in place of the present Wall street reprgsentation, as he termed it. He prophesized that a Farmer-Labor president wonld come eventually and perhaps before many of those present expected it. Hits League of Nations. Touching briefly upon the League of Nations, Mr. Christenson said it was a devoid of red blood as was John D. Rockefeller. He caustically criti- ciged the moneyed men of Wall street for thelr lack of patriotism. Should the Farmer-Labor ticket be success- ful in the coming elections. Mr. Christensen predicted that there would be no more wars. .. Among other things predicted by the speaker in the event of the elec- tion of anyone other than the Farmer-Labor candidate was another Coxey's army march to Washing. ton. If he is elected, he d, every men who made excess profits du=ing r will be landed behind the = of federal prison City Advertisement NOTICE. Relating to Admission of Electors. NOTICE is hereby given that the Selectmen and Town Clerk of the | Town of New Britain will be in ses- | sion at TUL R HALL, No. 144 Arch Street, for the examination of those persons who shall be found qualified to become electors of this State, on SATURDAY, October 9, 1920, and ecach day thereafter (Sun- days excepted) to nd including TUESDAY, October 1920, from § o'clock a. m. until 9 o'clock p. m., Standard Time. ARVID H. NERO, LEWIS W. LAWYER, CHARLES P. WAINRIGHT, Selectmen. ALFRED L. THOMPSON, Town Clerk * to 19, 9 (N B. Herald) Don’t enaanger ifie iite of that pre- cious baby by using unknown or un- pasteurized milk. OUR REALLY PURE PASTEURIZED eliminate ALL question or richness. From selected sources of high qual- ity and THOROUGHLY PASTEUR- IZED in a modern creamery. OUR PASTEURIZED MILK will satisfy the most exacting. J.E. SEIBERT & SON, Telephone 1938 401 PARK SAFE and MILK and of impurity Classificd Advertising is the most inexpensive form of pub- licity. Try a For Sale or a Want Advt. in the Herald today. See for yoursclf. Only One Cent a Word. WANYED—MALFE. HFEY.P 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 advertiser money. Thousands read the Herald Classified Column daily. Thfl.‘ are a lot of buyers for that second hand auto you want to scll. Tell them about it in & For Sale Advt. Only One Oent s Word. ———————e WANTED—FEMALE HELP WANTED—G American preferred outside and calls for In reply state age and other details. Box eman, by local This work is mostly man who is active. rmer employment TK, Herald factory. WANTED—A married couple farm and housework. Pay month with reoms and board BB, Herald WANTED—Boy tistry. Apply for 100 Apply per Box to learn m Dr. Knapp, WANTED—Salesman for household pliances. Reply by letter. Herald ap- Box WANTED—Men for work on steamboats. 0od_wages and board. H. C. Rowe & 0., Ferry St, New Haven, Conn. 10-6-w1 E WANTED—A good live man with eighteen hundred dollars to go into partnership on a new five-ton dump truck. Herald Box 27X, 9-23-tL WANTED—At once, plumhers and tinner: Good wages. W. R. Fenn, 139 Hart St. Tel. 1061-2. 10-4-6dx 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 muy be that particular man whom I can place in & position to earn not less than 37500 a year. Call Room 6, Mutual Building, City. Waiter F. Bliss, Local Mgr. 9-14-tf WANTED—Boys to deliver telegrams; must | w00 ™0 0o~ O 0T T L Union Tele- 10-1-6dx be 16 years old stern graph Co., 11 Railroad Arcade. STORE MANAGER WANTED. Zee-Zee Rubber Company, long and firmly established manufactur- ers of highest grade tires and tubes, guaranteed 6000 miles, one of its many chain stores in New Britain. The entire production of our mills at Yardville, N. J., is sold only through these stores, direct to tire users, minus the jobber's profit Wherever one of these stores is opened the tire business of the com- munity is practically monopolized Al store and advertising expenses are paid by the corporation. The manager will receive a salary of $10 a week and a commission on all sales, which should return an in- come of $5,000 a ycar and upward The man we will select as manager for our New Britain store must be a successful salesman, but tire ex- perience is absolutely unnecessary He must stand high in the commun- ity and must furnish cash bond of $3,000, which will draw 6 per cent interest for one year and which will be returned upon severance of busi- ness relations. This is a strictly merchandising proposition of the highest order and possesses unlim- ited future possibilities. Particulars of this exceptional opportunity may be obtained from J. P. Stiles, Sales Manager. at Hotel Beloin, today and tomorrow, 2 p. m. to 8 p. m. 10-4-a5 ——————————————— WANTED WANTED—At moderate price, for Burritt Mission, second-hand plano, good condition. Please City 131 Main St WANTE! »—By young man, room and board, or room alone ntrally located. Walkover Shoe Store. use at in Mission, reply to 10- WANTED—A second-hand _coal and gas rang Address Rev. A. B. Taylor Lilac street 10 WANTED—To rent, tenement. Young dress Herald Box a three or four room couple and baby. Ad- 2dx general | = - ~ | wanT : | upright | dx with FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS l NTED—Girl to help around t-llur shop. od wages. Experie not 427 West Main FOR SALE—Young. mew milch cow calf at side. Also three good cows. N. H. Baldwin. Kensington -1z Appiy Girl or woman wages. for FOR SALE—Several good used {alking ma- | houscw Appiy chines which are priced right. ington St Grafonola Shop, 13§ Main St 2 E = WANTED—Woman cook and second _girl. Apply Srs. Fuller, Maple St 10 WANTED—A Apply New, Main st E—China dinner seen at 569 kast set, st 76 pieces. or’ phone 10-7-3dx woman Britain to help Dairy ALE—Chestnut _post, line poles, also a Woodbine Farm any oung length horse cheap. WANTED—Salesman-canvassers. dax Main St Jonnsou's. FOR SALE—Reversible top baby carriage, WANTED—Young lady in good condition. 50 Olive St.. al office work Arch St stenographer Apply Cnion Laun- FOR SALE—One register, five pleces plate glass Church St. Tel. 1669, one coffee urn, Victory Lunch, 10-6-6dx WANTED—At once, woman to care for two children, aged » and 2, five days a week. One who can go nome nights. Telc -13 after 6 o'clock. Mrs. riiz, throp. WANTED—Business men to know that we furnish competent typists, stenographers and cierical help at’ short notice. charge. Connccticut Business College, Main St FOR SALE—Green Mountain potatoes; good W cookers. Maple Lawn Farm, Berlin. Tel. 657-14. 10-6-6dx arm. 3dx A. FOR SALE—Cider apples. Maple Ton Tel 10- WANTED—Bright young girl for clerk in factory deparument otfice. Experience not necessary. Should have grammar school education. Apply at once, giving age and how soon you could accept the positioa. Good wages. Apply box 354, Herald. TO RENT—Immediately, tenement, all improvements. 38 Newington 5 rooms, Ave. 10-6-2dx FOR SALE—Red onlons, delivered to eity, also sweet cider in barrel lots, 50 cents a sallon. Address Alexander Bruce, Berlin. | Tel. 665-3 10-5-d6x | WANTED—Competent housework. Mrs. A. F. maid Corbin, for general 98 Vine St 32 Hart St. Phone 508-2. 10-5-a3x WANTED—Maid three in family Park Place. 2 o for gemeral housework Mrs. E. E. Baldwin, 10-5-t¢ FOR SALE—Beautiful Weber Piano. Very little used and in perfect condition. $135 cash. Must be sold this week. Address Box 24B, Herald. 10-5-tf { WANTED—Chambermaid at Hotel Beloin. 10-4-tt FOR SALE—Two good horses; sell one or both at reasonable price. Inquire Morris Cohen, Commercial street. 10-4-6dx housework; family of three; ironing. Apply Mrs. Adams street, 786, Holmes, FOR SALE—Pool table, reasonable price. ey Schmarr's Cafe, 248 East Main St. 10-1-6dx Tel. WANTED—Nurses to register for appoint- FOR SALE—Fears: Bartiett, Seckle and | WANTED—Nurer to relaer fon neeoi T RaME Ta e e salary and pleasant environment. Cep s d 3 Civil Service Commission, Capitol, Hart- ford, Conn. 9-30-12d4 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 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, 299 Maln street. 9-11-t¢ FOR SALE—Bargain, village home, street, neay cars. Six room house, one-half acre land; 6 cent Britain, $2,600. Cash $500. nings. fare Tel FOR SALE—An eight room bungalow cot- tage. Screened in veranda, a 3-bed open air sleeping room good for winter and | summer. Garage with concrete basement barn. Brick henhouse for 75-100 hens. Fruit and shade trees. Large lot. The best place in Belvidere. For appointment, | WANTED—Young womer to become tele- Tel. 1186-12. 10-6-4d Phune operators; no experience necessary; paid while learning; rapld increases there- afier both for lengih of service and merit; the advantage of this occupstion Wwill be explained by the chief operator. 8. Ii. B Telephone Company. WANTED—A young lady for new dental oflice; good position. Tall Dr. Knapp, 299 Main St. 9-11-tf FOR SALE—SIx room bungalow Hill. Reasonable amount of quired. For further particulars of C. C. Prentice, phone New ' Britain 1336-5, evenings, or 18 Asylum St., Hart- ford, Conn. 10-6-wl at Maple cash re- inquire FOR SALE—Modern seven room house; five acres of land. in Newington, near trolley and schools. Price and terms reason- able. For further particulars phone C. C. Prentice, New Britain 1335-5, evening: 18 Asylum St, Hartford, WANTED At once, SALESLADIES = With or without experience, for FOR SALE—Eight-room cottage, two build- ing )ots, garages for three cars. Tele- phone 1254-14. 209 South Stanley street No agents. 10-1-6dx FOR SALE—70-acre farm, good land, plenty wood and timber, 10 room house, 2 barns, chicken houses, large crop potatoes, corn, hay, vegetables extra good co horses, 3 pigs. 200 chickens, all kinds ma chinery, tools, lots of fruit. Price $4.600, cash $2,000. Located five miles from city, on state road. Have other bargains, both smaller and larger ones. Call or wri for particulars at once. Farmers' Realt 721 Main Hartford, open evenings. asx our Cloak, Suit and Dress De- partments. Apply THE BIG STORE. i FURNISHED Rooms. i | TO KENT—Large front room suitable for i " two gentlemen. Steam heat. 51 Bast Main st 10-7 TO RENT: rnished front room, veniences for light housel Main streei, Apartment 5. all con- WANTED—Rent of three or four rooms by couple with baby. Address Box Herald office 10-7-1dx WANTED—Tenement of four for three Am n adult ntral of railroad lephone 36! 10 South dx WANTED—Rent % Winthrop at once. A. St Phone 1 H. Starkey, 10-5-5dx WANTED—Tenement house. Telephonc Herald suitable for reoming 1098 write Box 32, 9-29-10ax SALESMEN—Do you want to be a salesman? We offer a combination of immediate carniugs, training In salesmanship and oppertunity for unlimited advancement to red-blooded men of character. Call to see if you can qualify. Room 6, Mutual Bldg,. New Britain. 9-23-t¢ W \"I'I'.‘I’)—Ahort—hmthd persons, wheezy and gasping breathers to try a box of “Dr Ezy,” 25c: will give instant relief in cases of hay fever, asthma, nose colds and all nasal troubles; works won- dewy. Guaranteed by Dickinson Drug Co. Crowell's Drug Store, City Drug Stora and all druggis 9-16-25dx WANTED—Teachers and other professional people to try our noonday lunch at 50e from 11:30 to 2:30 daily. Broadway Dining Rooms, 671 Arch St. 9-10-tf ——— TO RENT TO RENT—Garags. 52 Garden St. TO RENT—Four rooms, . on Queen on premises. Timot 10-7-3ax all improvements, nquire first Pompelli. 1 6dx TO RENT—Garage, corner Black Rock Ave. and Harrison St. F. W. Loomis, 11 rison St. Tel 3 five rooms | X178, | | | | | | NoT = o'clock. OTICE—New pinno (sample in- strument) at Raphael's Big Store op Will sell wholesale pri e Arch S TO RENT—Kitchen and kitchenette, with one or two other rooms for light house- keeping, all furnished; hot w heat, lights, bath, hot water. Enqui throp St. CE—Private instruction in the common branches by an experienced teacher. Ad- dress Box 31) TO RENT: ge front room suitable for one or two gentlemen. Two minutes walk from post office. 10 Lake Court. 10-6-2dx 3dx FOR HIRE—Cadillac seven passenger sedan. Day or might service. Call 1713 or &8 10-6 NOTICE—Smoke a New England Pes Why pay 15¢ for cigars wh will be satistied by trying a New Ferfecto. TO RENT—Large suitable for South Burritt Herald. furnished front room. or two gentlemen. on Address Box 14BB, 10-6-4dx in private Box 35W, 10-6-dsx home, $3 and $10. NOTICE—Smoke the New England Perfecto, Hartford's best. Will stan: ..,I against all the rest. 2 for one. s-3dx | Herald TO RENT—Two front rooms parties. Man and wife or 154 West Main St Tel FOR RENT—Furnished room, Walnut St TO RENT—Two furnished rooms, provements, in private family sett St T —————— e SITUATION WANTED {wo gentlemen 'OTICE—Shampooing. reatments and tended at thei 20 Wilson stre manicuring, wealp | facial massage; ladies at- aret Hepp. 10-6-1d NOTICE—General repairing and _overhaul- ing on all es of cars. Specialist on Buick, Kissel Car and Dodge cars. West Main Garage. npposite P. O. 10-6-wix NOTICE—Hardware City Bedding Co. Mat- tresses, box springs, cashions, pillows, stecl couches, cots, springs. etc., at factory to home prices Your old mattresses made !* ver equal to new. Upholstering. el. ! 2314-4. 60 Tremont street. 10-2a30x | WANTED—Young lady wants clerical work. Address position In Herald Box 10-6-2dx WANTED—Position as chauffeur or driving truck. Can do own repairs. Call 1931-12 iy = address Box 1, Herald office. 10-6-3dx NOTICE—We do all kinds of carpentry - work: no matter how big or small a job | WANTED—A position as housekeeper or is. it gets our personal attention cook by American woman with § year old B. Benewitz, 443 Church street. Tele- | child. Apply Box 30XX, Herald. 10-5-déx phone 2045 10-1-6dx | to desirable AUTOMOBILES ——— FOR SALE—Reo touring, Hudson Super Six, Ford roadster, Hupmobile touring, Over~ land truck and Vim delivery. Egan's re- pair shop, §6 Hartford Ave. 10-6-d3x. FOR SALE—Buick five passenger _touring car, 1919 model; A-1 condition; $1,500. Ap- ply Bence's garage. 10-6-2dx FOR SALE—Willys-Overland Coupe, model £5-4C; pertect condition - throughout; a bargain for a quick sale. The L. & ML Garage, rear 401 West Main. Tel. B87-2 10-6-4ax Ford runabout, $135. Ar- Commercial St. 10-6-3dx FOR CALE—191% mour & Co., FOR SALE—1920 Chevrolet, 490 model. Rtn by private party. od as new. Price right if sold at on Address Box 12C, Herald. 10-5-: ax FOR SALE—Green Ford speedster, A-1 con- dition, $300 cash. Tel. 67%-5. Frank Tarditi. 10-5-wlx USED TRUCKS--Attention. Jitmey and Bus Men: The trolley situation confronting us, oot only In Briageport, 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 fof saic at right prices: Three 1919 Keo 1S-passenger ouses; one 1920 35-pussenger Packurd. ~These all in first-class shape mechanically, brand = cord sires all around; worth investi jon. Call Liberty 43¢ or see Chandl Slack Motor Truck Company, New Ha Conn. 7-23. USED TRUCKS When in need of a good Uved 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 suit you. DLEM, MACE MOTOR THUCK CO., 264 Whalley Ave, New MHavea, DT.' USED TEUCKS THAT ARE WORTH WHILE We havo the followang ¢n hand Im first-class mechanical condition, ready 10 g0 to work, Vis: 3-Ton Mack—Reballt, new rack body, as new. 3-Ton Packard—Chassis and cab. Two 2%-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, mewiy painted. Two 1919 5-Ton Clydesdale Dumps. Four 1919 Ton Day.Bider 25-pas- senger buses with Goodyear spare. 4 Worth investigation. Call Liberty s 430, or see CHANDLER MACK MOTOE TRUCK CO. 264 Whalley Ave., New Havem, Ooan, /i -0 - with brand guaraateed the same USED CARS OF VALUE STUDEBAKER Big Six .... AUBURN Beauty Six OAKLAND TOUFIDE +eeevess AMERICAN Six . 7 OAKLAND Touring 7 OAKLAND Touring OVERLAND Touring '8 CHALMERS Roadscer . OVERLAND Roadster SANON Koadster .... OLDSMOBILE TOUriDE ..... TRUCKS OF SERVICE' BROCKWAY Express ¢ STUDEBAKER Express .... FORD Truck eeeeesescessesa FORD Truck ...eeceeeesepea GRAHAM Two-Ton 5 VIM EXPress ....... M. IRVING JESTER 193 ARCH ST. FOR SALE PACKARD (Twin Six) DODGE Roadster BUICK Touring REO Touring THE B. & B. MOTOR CO. 3 Elm St, ‘or. Main St. Phone 484. 9-28-t¢ LOST—In front of 626 West Main St., small bedver neckpiece. Finder please return to above address and claim reward. Top floor. 10-6-2dx | LOST—Female setter, marked white and yellow. Reward if found and returned to A. E. Smith at D. Miller €o, 26 Church or call 155-2 10-7-6d WANTED—Position as truck driver or com mercial. Married. W. K., P O Box 3 City 10-5-3ax T —— NOTICE—Cartoonist, Chalk Sketching for entertainments, dances; something snappy. Herald office, City. Talk and fairs aund Al Malmgren, : 9-22-¢f FOR RENT—On Golf street, very desirable eight room completely fur nished house. Adults only. Re per month. Phone New Britain 13 even- ings. C. C. Prentice, or 18 Asylum & u-.ruen-l Conn. 10-6-w1 Maple Hi 10 RENT—Agartment of six rooms in west- Telo 1065-3 10-6-43x SBullding—Repamng. LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. BUILDERS IN WOOD, ERICK, STEEL AND CONCRETE. NOTICE—Supreme Romch Powder is guar- anteed to kill fes, roaches, bedbugs, fleas, etc. Put up in large bellows pack- age, 26c at the leading drug stores. 9-8-26d NOTICE—Dressmaking classes, Monday and Friday evenings, beginning October 11th; Repairs of all kinds. Woman's Institute Method. Miss Jane E. | § Court 8t Telephouas 3344 Gill, 359 Main St. _Tel. 545-5. _9-35-12dx | $few Britalz, Coan, 1913 PE] ILSO‘\' AL PERSONAL—Full set teeth, with gold tooth, §5; guaranteed:; teeth extracted without pain: no cocaine; open evening: Dr. Dickerman. Room 9, 122 Main street 10-1-6dx FOUND _— FOUND—A hicycle. by proving property and paying f ad. Phone 663-2, e 1:56: Owner may have same ' .