New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1920, Page 12

NEED EFFICIENGY IN EXPENDITURES Delaware, Governor States His Views on Finance Harrisburg, Dec. 2.—Bfficiency is needed in the expenditure of appro- priations quite as much as it is needed in order to obtain an intelli- gent budget program, Governor John G. Townsend of Delaware, told the governors of the various states at their conference here today. To pre pare a businesslike budget, he said, makes for efficiency n government less duplication of efforts and fewer commissioners and boards than now exist. | “In as much as all business ex- | perience proves the wisdom and ef- ficiency of the budget method of handling revenues and expenditures we must look elsewhere than to the system itself for reasons of the dis- | appointments he said: “One of the large contributing reasons is that common fallacy which seems to be inheritent in the human race—the fallacy of expecting laws automatically to bring about desired reforms. The human equa- tion is and must always be the larg- est gnd the dominating factor in pub- lic government, quite as surely as it is in private business. No system of government can be efficient unless it is directed by men who are efficient. Experience with budget systems the governor said, proves two things— one, efficiency in public administra- tion must be an antecedent to the preparation and submission of the budget; second, efficiency in public administration must follow the pas- sage of the budget and govern its ex- penditures. MISMANAGEMENT ALLEGED Situation of Cooperative Store in Meriden is Grave as Result, It is ILAINVILLE ASH MARKET Porterhouse, Round and Short et . 25¢cIb Beef—bestnb 32¢ b T R R 25¢ Ib Home Made Sausage ....... 38¢cIb Native Pork, Veal and Lamb IQGE##E}#@E##@## EI##IE#@I i $1.00 $1.002 DN SALE morrow Only Said of “Gross Misnanagement.” Meriden, Dec. 2.—Creditors of the Insilveo Cooperative Society, Ine., composed of 1,300 employes in Meri- den of the International Silver Co., who have been opgrating a store in one of the company's building on Pratt street, today recelved a call from the society’s counsel inviting them to meet next Monday to determine the future of the organzation, whose in- debtedness “appears to be largely in excess of its assets.” Last Saturday the directos dismissed the manager and several other store employes and made charges of “gross mismanagement.” Miss Purtell to Talk 3 At Irish Night Social At the “Irish Night” obsesdance of Thomas Ashe branch of the Friends of Irish Freedom and Mary MacCur- tain Auxiliary, this evening in Judd's hall, Miss M. Purtell, president of Muriel MacSwiney auxiliary of Hart- ford, will speak. A delegation of Hartford members will be on hand. The purpose of the affair is to raise funds for the work of the auxiliary. ps’ and Children’s Hats, that reg. up to $6. SPECIAL is only a limited supply, choice. & so come early for reductions on all our other Millinery. DREN'S BEAVERS, $3. 95 . value up to $8. SPECIAL .... denblum Millinery Co.@ NEW BRITIAIN% @ 90@##@#0@##.@@30#@##& INSURANCE DeWITT A. RILEY TIONAL BANK BUILDING PUBLIC DEBT INCREASES, Washington, Dec. Z.—An increase of $112,646,571 in the public debt during the month of ovember was an- nounced today b)' the treasury. Have you a good two or r three famlly house on Waslnngton, High, Grove or one of y streets.in the northwest section? We e clutomer for one. See us before the chap beats you to it. AMP REAL ESTATE CO. ST, PHONE 343—ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. Bronchitis, most stuoborn of all coughs yields to its .| healing properties: Try this famous old family remedy|’ and /experience the comfort it brings to those who usz it. Pure and safe it aids nature in restoring vitality and in re- | lieving coughs, colds, bromn- chitis, and all forms of throat and lung ailments. The above famillar trade-mark on every packagé—all druggists, 60c erty 96 West Main Street for Sale, t Front, Over 200 Feet Deep. Speak Quick . D, AUMPIase x AIN ST. OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS PENCIL versharp—Headquarters } e Have the Most Complete Line in the City From $£1.00 and Up. W BRTAN TYPEWRTER EXCHANGE 72 West Main St. Tel. 612 DON'T PUT IT OFF Stop that cough, pain, weakness or dis- so much damage that Nature will be un- agaln. To wait is always dangerous! All the severe cases that visit my office daily could have been checked and overcome In a they realized that with their health. something was wrong NOW is the time to stop the progress of | your disease! CHIROPRACTIC STEAMSHIP TICKETS| "OREIGN - REMITTANCES | "OALL PARTS OF THE WORLD| FORGEAUIGLEY 25722 NEWRRITAIN,CONN | STRFEFT trouble, and you will again be well, strong i+ owe it to yourself to in- vestigate! Visit my office today, or to- morrow at the latest, and in a week or s0 you will realize what wonderful results follow Chiropractic Spinal Adjustments. Free consultation to everybody. J.A.VOLZ The Chiropractor 15 MAIY STREET. BOOTH BLOCK Sulte 407, Feurth Floor 1758 l: A m—2-5 p. ondas_ Tuestuy, Thars- L 6:30 to 8130, ease NOW, before it goes further and does | able to restore you to heaith and strength | day or two had they come here when first ' | will remove the CAUSE that underlies your Classified Advertising s the most inexpensive form of pub- Ueity. Try a For Sale or a Want Advt, in the Herald today. Se» for yourself.. Unly One Ceat s Word. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SBALE—Rocking horse with chair seat, in good condition Tel. T26-12. 12-2-2dx FOR ‘SALE—Pool room and shoe shime par- lor and hat cleaning business; good bus: iness. 156 Arch St. 12-2-3dx great laying Cona. FOR sul‘-—u‘hon pullet: surain. M. reasiey, Chesnire, Tel. (.helhlra 83-2. FOR SALE—Beautiful upright plane, ina-| like new; bargain. Herald. hogany. case, Box 2B, FOR SALE—Cheap, good cider apples. F. P. ioung, heusiugion, on Philup Norton farm. Tel. 667-12. 12-1-6x FOR SALE—One show case 10 ft. long & ft. high, double deck, all double thick glass; cheap if taken at once. Uerard’s Quality Store, 538 kast Main St. 12-1-3d uine buffalo robe. First Extra large. . 1969. 0-3dx FOR SALE—Shoemaker shop on Nfl I!rl&- ain ave., Hartford; all latest electrical equipment; doing good business; very good 10CAton. UWher leaves ol . auwss Chas. Schaeffer, 123 New Britain ave., *Hartford. 11-30-3dx ————— e FOR SALE—Gen class condition. FOR SALE—Vim delivery express; fine bar- gain for cash. Payments $500 or will hire out by day, week or month, to responsible party. FPhone 1186-12, or call 1% blake Court, off Francis St. 11-30-6dx R ve wood. G. F. Tel. 1401. 1 FOR SALE—Wood, . T. M. Ryan, Forestville, Conn. Tel. un-a Evenings 418-3. pillows, steel couches, cots, Springs, eic., at factory to home prices. Your old ms- tresses made over equal to new. Uphols- tering. Tel. 2314-4. 60 Tremont St. 11-6-30ax @ NOTICE. NOTICE—For hire, three closer cars; Chandler 7 passenger limousine, Caladdac Sedan, Psige limousine.. Call 1824-2. Bennie Wasklewiesz. 12-1-5dx NOTICE—WIll give half interest to paying patent fees on two mvenum- John Larson, 52 Jubllee St. i2-1-2dx NOTICE—If you are contemplating any ; electrical work, such as wiring or repair- ing, for prompt service onable prices call Tel. 893-5. NOTICE—Scratches, mars, and other imper- fections on varnished surfaces refinished at home. Tel. 646-3. 11-30-3dx _—— NOTICE—Save 25 per cent on all coal bills— * use Chamberlin Metal Weather strips. John McGraw, 20 Court St. , City. Phone 2374. 11-30-5dx NOTICE—The Reliable House and Window Cleantdg Co. is open for business in this city. Guaranteed work. A trial ‘will convince you. Office 17 Laurel St. Jacob S. Steinberg, Prop. 11-30-5dx ATTENTION—Probably you are in selecting your “Xmas Gifts.” We handle an article which old and young will appreciate. Handsome “Card Case” given with every 100 name cards. Don't pass up this offer, the time is limited. For furth- er information write The Star Printery, White's Crossing, Plainville, Conn, Box 111, 11-30-1w S— NOTICE—General automobile repairing. Sat- isfaction guaranteed. Prices reasonable. A. Reinas, 54 Greenwood St. Tel. 1475-4. 11-27-6d NOTICE—WIll trade beautifal two senger roadster, perfect condition, for bullding lot. Address Box 2XX, Herald. NOTICE—Cartoonist, Chalk Talk and for entertainments, fairs mething snappy. Al Malmgren, Herald office, City. 9-32-t¢ S ———— WANTED—FEMALL HELP WANTED—Young Indy bookkeeper and stenographer, general assistant and office boy to do general store work. Apply Har- vey & Lewis, 85 West Main St. 12-1-34 WANTED—Esxperienced second mald. Ap- ply Stanley House, 121 Maple St. 12-1-3ax WANTED—An experienced maid for general housework in small family. Good wage to right party. Call at. 378 Stanley St. phone 2425. WANTED—A competent mald, no 'Iil:h‘ or ironing. Apply Mrs. L. 8. Grove Hill. WANTED—Ticket selled. with best of references. Theater. See Mr. Dean. 11-30-3a 'WANTED—Com; housework. Small References required 41 Lexington St. maid for family, WANTED—A middle aged Iady as house- keeper for two in family; no washin Widow preferred. Tel. 429-3 any time after six_o'clock. or address Box 23IW, Herald office. 11-29-8ax WANTED—Lady to silk hoslery mall order Co. 3 .hours daily; $20 weekly or commission; experience unnecessary. 20 West Farms Station, New York. 11-29-4ax WILL PAX BEST PRICES ¥YOR ALL KINDS OF JUNK and Serons T Peeniture, | L. 7ZELDFS 116 Wu‘ Street Tel. 633-23 12-2-2dx | and ' 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. FURNISHED ROOMS. AUTOMOBILES TO RENT—Nice large room, steam heated, all conveniences. | st FOR SALE—Forp Coupe, Ford Touring and Ford Roadster, with winter top. These cars are in good condition mechanically and tire equipment is good. R. H. Bat- tey, 605 'Lincoln St. Tel. 970-3. 12-2-3dx furnished, 61 Main 12-2-1ax TO RENT—Two nice rooms, all ‘m[-.".-l ments, with use of kitchen, for small | = | family, 10 min. from L. F. & C, and | FOR SALE—Maxwe Trout & Hines. Call 100 Daly St. model. Tel. ba6. [ 12-2-3dx be sold at 33 1-2 Lafay- 11-30-3dx condition; bary Must once. Party leaving town. ette St., 3rd floor. { T0 —Three or four furnished rooms, | central, to desirable American couple or | | single lady. Responsible. Inquire Mrs. Post, 21 Winthrop St. 12-2-2dx H FOR SALE—Dodge Tourlng car, fine con- TO RENT—Well furnished room, all im-| dition; also business wagon. D. §. Negri, provements, for two adults. Americans | Kensington, Conn. 11-30-3dx only. ‘162 Main St., st floor. 12-2-1dx | FOR SALE—Saxon 6 teuring, mechanically Al. Bargain if taken this week. Call Saturday afternoons, Sundays. 41 B. Broad St., Plainville. 11-29-6dx TO RENT—Ome heat, for gentleman. room, 50 Court St. 12-2-3dx —_— +«TO RENT—] furnished room, all con- veniences, private family. § Eim St. 12-1-3dx ’ ! 70 RENT—Five rooms, all improvements, | mew house. Inquire 19 Bradley St., or call 2112. 12-2-3dx USED CARS. 1919 DODGE BROS. Touring. 1917 HUDSUN Super-Six 7 passeng- er touring. 1919 HUDSON Super-Six, 3 passen- ger cabilet. 1917 DODGE BROS. Touring. Cadillac_Coupe. 1918 FORD Delivery. 1917 FORD DELIvERY. The above cars are in Al conm- TO RENT—Steam heated furnished room, suitable for one or two gentlemen. Church St., over Victory Lunch. 12-1-2dx RENT—Two or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping, steam heated, reas- onable rent. West Main St. Address Box 12Z, Herald. 12-1-2ax TO RENT—H vate bath. furnished room. 712 Stanley St. 11130-5ax TO RENT—Two front l-rllfl.‘ steam heat- ed rooms 193 Main St., 3rd floor. 11-29-6d TO RENT—Room to gentleman, ivate American family, near post omice. Tel. 2207. 12-1-2ax { TO ments. Wurnished room, all improve- 350 Park street, 1st floor. 12-1-2ax T ———— 70 RENT USED CARS. Come in and look these cars over. It will pay you. We are open even- ings for this week until 8:30 p. m. Time payments arranged. 1917 Cadillac in A1 dition. 1919 ,BUICK Sedan. 1917 BUICK Touring. 1917 BUICK Roadster. 1916 BUICK Touring. LASH MOTOR CO. Cor. West Main & Lincoln Sts. Tel. 382. George Dunbar, Salesman. TO RENT—Two furnished housekeeping, at 193 Main bell 2. St. Ring 12-2-2dx TO RENT—LIight housek: 2 rooms; very desirable. Box 25B. t of Aadress Herald, 12-2-2d - 11-30-3deod TO RENT—Dec. 15th, apartment of 5 rooms and garage, steam heat and latest improvements, in new built house, for adults only. Apply 32 Norden St., oppo- site Bungalow. 12-2-3a FOR SALE. DODGE'TOURING . DODGE ROADSTER. OLDSMOBILE TOURING. REO TOURING. TO RENT—4 room temement om 3rd floor. FORD ROADSTER. 83 Hart St. 12-2-1¢ THE B. & 8. MOTOR CO. | : 18 Main St. TO RENT—Unfarnished fromt room, steam | Phone 484. heat, to young couple or llnllG person. Use of kitche Reasonable. Address Box 21A, Herald. 12-1-2dx | TO ;;—Hn room temement, all h-! provements, within ten minutes walk of Main St. Call at 416 Stanley St., in grocery store. 12-1°4dx TO RENT—Five room temement, all eérn. Apply to L.Derfiing, 753 East St. 12-1-3ax lD-!IM WANY I:ID—II.A.LI. ane WANTED—Helper w-ml to learn window washing business. Apply 282 Main St. mornings. 12-2-2dx —— e ANTED—Barber, 'steady for Saturday. Apply 8 Myrtle St. 12-2-2dx —____— WANTED—Boy \who wishes to learn business. Axelrod’s, Park St. u-:-‘a 0 rooms at 19 Lafayette St., suitable boarding house. Apply I. Rachlin, 325 Main St. 12-1-1dx WANTED—High school boy for and Saturdays. Axelrod’s, Park st 12-2-30 e ey = R S S 2 bt ey WANTED—Bright boy to work all day. Pleasant work and good wages. Must be between 15 and 18 and bring good refer- ences. ~ Economy Groc. Co., 423 West Main St. 11-30-3dx 83 Hart St. RENT—Tenement, Couple | preferred. Apply Brs. Kaplan, st. ¢ §3 Hart 12-1-14 TO RENT—Temement of six stairs, ton Rd up heated, gas in kitchen. Kensing- Tel. 678-5. 11-29-te | WANTED Reltable ambitions man. Guaran- teed salary with good opportunity for ad- vancement. Address :4W, Herald. TO RENT—4 room temement, menta: | 61 Whiting Ber Fiainvitle, 162. 11-29-t¢ H | =—t———————————————— | “for our reliable trees and plants, or part time, pleasant and healthy work. An opportunity to build up a permanent and profitable business. C. E. Wilson & Co., Box 217, Manchester, Conn. 11-27-1wx TO RENT—Nice seven room temement on Hamilton St., steam heat and garage. $55 per month. Home Banking and Realty Co., 86 West Main St. 11-27-tf WANTED—Store manager wanted. Zee- Zee Rubber Company, manutacturers of tires and tubes, is opening ome of many chain stores in New Britain. The entire productions of our mills at Yard- ville, N. J., is sold only through these factory-owned stores, direct to tire users, minus jobber's profit. All rent and op- erating expenses paid by the company. The manager receives a salary of $50 a week and commission on all sales. A bond of $2,000 in cash is required. This is a merchandising proposition with un- limited possibilities. If you aré a sales- man and can furnish the ' cash bond, phone or write to Mr. W. G. Zimmerman, Hotel Taft, New Haven, Conn. 12-1-2d WANTED—Agents — Large Manufacturer TO RENT—Small central Main St. store. A rare chance for one who wishes to share in Main St. busi- ness yet who - does not want to pay a high rent. For informa- tion apply to Henry Schupack, 338 Main St. Tel. 1900. 12-2-3ax LOosy ————————— AGENTS WANTED. LOST—Brown knitted scarf, on Chestnut St. between Stanley St. and Corbin Gar- age, Monday night. Finder please re- turn to 303 Chestnut St. Phone 2108 | i wants agents to sell hosiery, underwear, ' shirts, dresses, skirts, waists, shoes, cloth- ing ete. Write for free samples. Madison ' Mills, 503 Broadway, New York. ——————————————————————— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LOST—White an tan dog, about a week ago, wearing collar without name or tag. Finder return to 350 Church St. Re- ward. 12-2-2ax FOR EALE—Three telement house and barn at 726 Bast St. Lot 217 feet deep. A good home for some one. See H. N. and rim. Lockwood, City Hall, or 793 East St. | ase. Plainville, Conn. i n—ml,___ 1) PERSONAL Bullding—Repatring. — LEAVITT & HAYES, INC, BUILDERS' IN WOOD, BRICK, STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repalrs of all kinda 8 Court St Telepbones 3244 | tew Britaiz, Coan. 1918 PERSONAL—Full set teeth $3.00, with gold tooth. Guaranteed with best rubber Why pay more? Dr. Dickerm Main St, Barnes Block. :a PERSONAL—A dozen of our artistic pho- tographs will solve a dozen perplexing gift problems. Photos taken rain or shine. Arcade Studio. lz-z-xeodx Property on Spring Street For Sale | SCHULTZ & COSTELLO, Inc. 242 Main Street Tel. 24-4 —_—_— ! FOR SALE—1919 All American truck, good 1 its | | Thousands read the Herald Classified Column dafly. There -nulmol’lm.vun'brm' sccond hand auto you want to sell. &leuh- For Sale Advt. Only One Cens s Word, ! s ——————— WANTED —_—— buy large size parior evenings 179-13 W. stove. Tel. 12-2-3¢ 'WANTED—Position by young iady stenog: rapher, high school graduate, also famil- iar with generol office work. Two yeart experience. Can furnish references. In- quire Herald, Box 26D. 12-2-6d o T TR (R i WANTED—By elderly American couple, twc or three rooms for light - housekeeping about Jan. 1st. Address Herald, Bo» X30X. 12-2-5d2 WANTED—Dirt at 15c and stove ashes and saw dust at 10c a load, for filling garden. at 238 Cherry St. 11-30-3dx WANTED—Position by refined colored girl cleaning office. G. P., 121 Whiting St. 12-1-3d2 —_—— WANTED—2 or 3 furnished rooms, all im- provements, for light housekeeping, cen- trally located, by young couple. By Ja 1. Box 12J, Herald. 12-1-3¢ —_——— WANTED—Position by a practical nurse, tc do nursing in private family or institution. Apply Miss H. Alendjian, 16 Spring St. 12-1-44 WANTED—Public stenography, multigraph- ing any kind of letters or specifications. * ‘We have every description of a mailing list. Smith Business School, 278 Main St. 11-30-11dx WANTED—Work for @ 1-ton quick delivery. Address by postal F. Nolan, 320 So. Main St., City. . 11-29-1wa i et st SRR S S WANTED—Heated garage street, by November 1. on Harrisos Box G24, Herald. TED—An®itions college eduullon and several foreign sition In factory or real estate office, ‘Wwhere foreign patronage is wanted. -?lf' & ald Box 10X. ;. City Adv.ertimnent ‘ Notice is heuby given that '.hm Wwill be a meeting at City Hall, Room, 201, on Dec. 3, 1920, at 7:30 p. m., | for all those interésted in the qu tion of storage of gasoline or of inflammable materials before a com- ‘mittee appointed by the Mayor on ; vote of the Common Council. Per order. ‘5 sald committee. I(N B Heral e S —— B e et Straight Talk | wi Parker & Deming No. 4 It Gives Constant Satisfaction. WAN' tious young man of 24, witk, speaking Am-nbouxhtm;n ance and it expired, mentlnsuranoelndltmm Life Insurance and it m paid-up. He 'had his ;‘:”M‘, il his en- wment, a nally createq p-ld-upufehunnne,a 2 He declared himself lflfllfldfl simply by the tmolbqlg.l. Finally he retired from bus- ' iness, bought a Life Annuity, and is now s-umoroed by the drafts which he draws on his Y company. old age of sixty-three reads: “It worked every minute of the time to my entire approval and satisfaction.” Let us talk over with you the type of policy you require. We can satisfy you the same ast this man. |Parker & Demmg 198 MAIN STREET. ' Tel. 2026.