New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1920, Page 12

BB l,:,»( mpamnt hristmas Silk Sale Sweeping Reductions on a Tremendous Stock of Marvelously Lovely Fabrics Fox's Silk Department is an unfailing guide to silk service. here rer's odds and They're more than ends gathered the this! simply for They're our regular stock numbers so you can [New silks are now on the way to us and these a Christmas gift a dress or blouse length would mean much and cost but a fraction of the actual millinery and a hundred other silk purposes this sale comes ; for fancy work, bags, ~—SECOND FLOOR— 36.INCH CHIFFON TAFFETA $1.79 PER YARD street and afternoon frocks; heavy lustrous ity in the desirable shades, including, navy, Hague p and black wears so well Also for drapery. 40-TNCH \\TIV (llRR\IPI'GE $2.8¢ hion has chow season's gow Important, therefo: Mnexpected opportunity to buy this fabric for jtle. It has a deep and beautiful lustre that only ly produces. All the wanted colors—navy, seal, taupe and black. us 36-INCH AND 40-INCH LINING SILKS Regular Value $3.35 Yard. NOw A collection of fancy figured silks in satins and a broken assortment of many lines. 36-INCH TRICOLETTE $2.60 PER YARD s eavy quality for dresaes and biouses; beautifully. Navy, seal and black. radiums ; 40.INCH CREFE DE CHINE $1.79 PER YARD ibsolutely no loading; pure silk d quality for blouses, dresses; howe little gifts for the holidays. evening shades, in firm and most excellent Both street and taupe. “CHENEY'S FLORENTIN st PER YARD [Wery servicenble for kimonos, linjngs and Excellent sclection of both/ Oriental designs langn and black, B 430 50 30 400 00 000 5 0 0 B 0 i’fi-@#@@ fi@@#@#@@@@@@@#@@# is no blg story to tell about these splendid silks; they were not a special purchase—not a manu- purpose of holding a sale. rest assured of the quality and correctness. are slated to go—That's the truth of the matter. 12 MOMME JAP PONGEE $1.09 PER YARD Pure silk, no powder. in dresses, 40-INCH FIGURED GEORGETTE Former Price $4.50 Per Yard NOW $2.25 YARD Also 40-inch Mallison's Dream Crepe. Two beautiful qualities for fancy Georgettes, wonderful bargain at the above special price. 40-INCH CHIFFON VELVET Four colors in a that is selling for $7.50 yard. 35-INCH BLACK A special purchase enables us to offer a brilliant high luster satin at this price. RE YOU HAVE IT—Three Family House ple St.—6 rooms on a floor—All improve- Price $13,000. Right in best section of | Two Famliy House No. 17 Lilac St., only | CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. ST, PHONE 343-—-ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. —BURGLARS— ARE AROUND Burglary Policy. It costs but little, written by AUMPHKREY All Kinds. N. B. NAT. BANK BUILDING ot yoursclf by a 1. . nsurance o STREET. 3 INSURANCE CALL 1067-2 DeWITT A. RILEY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 272 MAIN STREET. ~THE SERVICE AGENCY— PENCIL versharp—Headquarters ‘e Have the Most Complete Line in the City From $1.00 and Up. BRITAIN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 72 West Main St. Tel. 612 i TEAMSHIP TICKETS OREIGN REMITTANCES OALL PARTS OF THE WORLD | ORGEAQUIGLEY Z57%Fe™ NEWRRITAIN CONN TREET fi-@fifi@#@#fi@## #fi###fi#fl####&fi#%#fi Inc. Hartford in the best / e Launders beautifully and blouses and men's shirts. A §1.95 YARD $5.75 YARD rich, handsome costume Velvet Black, navy, brown SATIN $1.19 e R R bk kekdaeseradede oo b R e e R e e ok ke deddoacaogedetodeadotetcfo] FORESTERS' FAIR CLOSES List of Awards Announced Today— J. Kingston of This City Roceives $3.000 Gift—Other Winners. The nine day fair conducted by the Court Friendly, No. 45, Foresters ot tAmerica, came to a close last night. There was a large crowd on hand to witness the vaudeviZ acts, partci- pate in dancing and to ascertain the “lucky ones” in the awards. A $3,000 award went to J. Kingston of this city, while the next award went to a Mr. O'Brien of Elmhurst, Long Is- land- The rest of the awards were as follows: $50—No name given. $50—No name given $50—E. Gush, 186 Carona Ave. $50—No name given. $50—A. J. Johnston, city. 338 Main St., —Joseph Leéahy, Stonington, Ct. $50—Max Phillips, 463 Stanley St., city. $50—1L. J. McBinean, 49 Maple St., Waldon N. Y. $50—Fred Banks 248 City Ave., So. Norwalk, Ct. $1,,000—O’"Brien, Elmshurst L. I. ’ $50—Harold Eaton, Collinsville, Ct. $50—Mrs. P. J. O'Connell. $50—24933 O. N. Y. $50—Florence, Corbin Screw Cor- poration. $50—No name given. $50—Jacob Abraham, 285 Myrtle St. $50—No name given. $50—C. W. Cummins, Springs. $50—George Stower, city. $50—No name given. $50—J. Joel, 21 Emonds St. $3,000—J. Kingston, city. Staffora 665 Arch St BOY BADLY HURT. Louis Loomis, aged 15 years, of 364 | Church street, was painfully hurt last night when he tell from a fire escape at the Y. M. C. A, to the ground a distance of about 6v feet. He was picked up unconscious and carried | to the office of Dr. George H. Dalton. Examfhation showed he had a badly ! discolored eyve, a bump on the left temple and a cut on the chin. There were also brulses about the body. He was taken to the New Britain General hospital after Dr. Dalton had fixed him up temporarily. The boy was standing on the outside of the build- ing watching a baske:ball game when the accident happened. AUTO TRUCK DAMAGED. Engine Company No. 5 was called out by a still alarm early this morning to the Citizens' Coal company on Dwight street. One of the company's trucks caught fire, but the timely dis- covery and efforts of workmen extin- guished the blaze before any great l damage was done. WANTED—A furnished apartment of 2 or $ rooms by an American, couple for light housekeepign. Must have modern conven- icnces and be entirely private. Would oc- cupy at once or after Xmas holidays. Best references. Address Herald, Box B20. 12-14-3dx WANTED—Light business wagon. Address Wagon, Box 16, Herald. 12-14-6dx WANTED—Ladies, why buy a new coat or suit when we will remodel, dye, clean and repair your old one in the latest style and save you many dollars. Ad, the Tailor, 71 Asylum St., Hartford. Open evenings until 8 p. m. 12-6-eod2mo WANTED—By young American couple, 4 room tenement, improvements. Address Box §B, Herald. 12-13-3dx WANTED—Would buy a house, on Court, So. High, Wainut, Franklin Sq. or within 3 minutes walk from the center. TWwo family house preferred. Address, Herald, Box 21A. 12-11-3d WANTED—Situation wanted by a young man In a grocery store. Wishes to learn the business. Whole or part time. Have some experience. Reply by letter. Her- ald office, Box 26B. 12-11-3a WANTED—Canvassers, men and women Apply 18 Main St. 12-10-6d WANTED—Two or three furnished rooms, all improvements, for light housekeeping, centrally located, by young couple. Ad- dress Box 11X, Herald. 12-7-tf Bullding—Repamag. LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repairs of all kinds. # Court Bt Telephones 3344 rien Rritain. Tonn. 1918 WILL PAY BEST PRICES FOR ALL KINDS OF JUNK and Second-gand kurniture L. ZELDES 116 West Street Tel. 633-23 PIANO TEACHING Special attention to beginners. JOHN J. CREAN 13 Summer street Tel. 1209. PLUMBING Steam, Hot Water Heating EXPERT SERVICE T. J. QUINLIVAN 712 STANLEY ST. Tel. 2084. DR. COOMBS The Natureopathic : Physician and Chiropractor. Office Hours 8 a. m. Io 8 p. m. 252 MAIN ST., COR. WEST MAIN. Telephone 765. Dear Doctor, please use lowing: I was tubercular, tried all kinds of doctors and methods also change of climate, was finally taken to the Wild- wood Sanitarium, was told there I could not live more than two months and allowed to come home to die. I then heard of you with the result that after three months treatment I was able to again take my position, I am still working and feeling good. WM. ABATZ, % 134 Curtiy St. (‘it\' My methods cure all diseases, in- cluding all conditions of the skin and old sores regardless of how long stand- ing. Electric treatments of all kinds, Electric light Baths, Alpine Sun Rays, Ultra Violet Rays and Arc Violet Rays are given my patients when indicated without additional cost. Private woman's treating room, with lady assistant, 9:00 a. m. to 5 p. m. REGISTRARS WITHDRAW Ziegler and Smith Decide to Hold Up Their Application for Salary Boost the fol- Until Favorable Times. After a consultation with Mayor Orson F. Curtis this morning, Regis- trars of Voters Willilam Ziegler and Thomas J. Smith agreed to hold off their request for a salary increase until a more favorable time. The re- quest was to have been presented to- morrow evening at the December meeting of the council. Just what the amount of increase to be sought would be, had not been settled upon but it was felt that a sizeable sum, perhaps a raise from $1500 to $2000 a year would be asked. The work of the registrars office has increased 80 per cent. since the last increases were granted. The present salary is low compared to figures com- piled by the registrars from many other cities. In addition to the regis- tration, Messrs. Smith and Ziegler have been handling the personal tax enrollment in connectio with their remuneration is given in several of the other dates, a task for which special larger cities of the state. 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. TO RENT FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS TO RENT—Tenement of 5 rooms, 3rd floor. All conveniences, with garage. Apply 32 | Norden St., Tel 319-4. 12-14-5dx TO RENT—An eight nished. Tel. 437-3 room cottage, fur- 12-14-3dx { TO RENT—Tenement of five rooms, heat and latest improvements in new house. Apply 64 Farmington Ave., first floor 12-13-3dx | SPECIAL SALE—Furniture, | quilts, blankets, Hub ranges, at lowest | prices, Cash or credit. Geisinger and Schaefer, 41 Wilson St. 12-14-2a% KOR SALE—Kitchen stove. First $10 takes it. 35 Cherry Street. 12-1 FOR SALE—First Class Spruce Christmas Trees. Reasonable price. Corner Arch and Walnut Streets. Ring bell. 12-13-5dx TO RENT—Four room tenement on Whiting St., to colored people. Call 362-3 after 6:00 P. M. TO RENT—Four room tenement, heated, with all improvements. Private house. Inquire 151 Washington St 1st floor. Tel. 1329-3. 12-13-2dx steam TO BENT—Three rooms, 32 Greenwood St. 12-11-tf TO RENT—Garage sultable for shop and storage, at 14 Willow St. M. Cohen. Tel. 2425. repairing Apply 12-8-tf TO RENT—Store at 8 Elm St., corner of Main St. Reasonable if taken at once. | Apply to M. Cohen. Tel. 2425. 12-4-tf b NOTICE | NOTICE—Pianos, Player Pianos, and Talk- ing Machines. Easy terms. My small ex- penses will save you money. Get my prices first. Andrews, 439 Arch Street. 12-14-2ax NOTICE—Light trucking, express or con- tract work. Work of any kind. 242 Hart- ford Avenue. Tel. 633-5. 12-14-2dx NOTICE—Margaret W. Hepp, beauty shop, Professional Bldg., West Main St., room 112. For appointment 'phone 1746. 12-14-17 dition. Address Piano, Box 20, Herald. FOR SALE—Lester Piano in first class con- 3 12-13-2dax FAR SALE—Cabinet Gas Kange, at 24 Cherry Street. 12-13-3dx 'ron SALE—Two tons of mixed coal. 15 Laurel Street. 12-13-2dx | FOR SALE—Roller skates, practically new, size to fit size 13 or 1 shoe. Price rea- sonable. Address Skates, Herald Office. 12-13-3d —_— FOR SALE—3 casks of sweet cider. A. E Norton, Berlin. Tel. 657-14. 12-11-5dx — FOR SALE—One pair of five year old cattle, fat enough for beef. Aaron M. Bell, Ber- lin, Conn. 12-11-6dx FOR SALE—Stove and fire place wood. A. Konapas, Plainville, Mt. View. Tel. 218-3. 12-9-bdx FOR SALE-—Notice, Hardware City Bedding Co. Mattresses, box springs, cushions, plllows, steel couches, cots, springs, etc., at factory to home prices. Your vld maw- tresses made over equal to new. Uphol—~ tering. Tel. 2314-4. Tremont St. { 11-6- eax ———— LOST AND FOUND- LOST—An Angora gray kittem Return to 353 Main St. E. Kjos, photographer. Re- | ceive reward. 12-14-3ax NOTICE—Plumbing, Heating and Gas Fit- ting. Repair work promptly done. Mar- tin Schweitzer, 16 Pearl Court. 486-2. NOTICE—Coéme and see the largest dolis in the city, kid bodies with real eyebrows and eye lashes. Kidiyne bodies, composi- tion bodies, etc. We also have the larg- est Toy Plano in the city. Bring your old dolls to our Doll Hospital to be made as good as mew.s Arch St. Novelty.Shop (M. P. Leupold). 359 Arch St., 6 houses south of the Armory. 12-13-6d NOTICE—Will trade beautiful two pas- senger roadste:, perfect condition, for buflding lot. Address Box 2XX, Herald. STORM SASH—Estimates cheerfully submit- ted. The Rogers Sash & Door Co., 159 Chestnut St. Phone 499. 12-1142w NOTICE—Carbon burnt out for 50c a cyl- inder. Auto Repair Co., 53§ East Main | st el z016-3- i NOTICE—Expert welding on all metals, new parts made; also machine work. Nelson, 513 Past St, East Side Garage. 12-10-6dx . igmition. " Call tel. 12-9-9ax NOTICE—House wiring, S\su ivb too big or too small. 3-| NOTICE—Cartoonist, Chalk Talk Sketching for enmtertainments, fairs aud dances; something snappy. Al Maimgren, Herald office, City. 9-32-t1 -1 PERSONAL WHY NOT get your mew teeth before Christmas, with gold tooth $8.00, and , save few dollars. You'll need it. Dr. Dickerman, 131 Main St. 12-13-2dx e — WANTED—FEMALE HELP WOMAN dish washer at Elks' Grill. One with experience and references preferred Mr. 1. Fish, Mgr. 12-13-tf WANTED—Experienced woman to do clean- ing two days a week. Apply 204 Lincoln St., or telephone 98: 12-14-3dx WANTED—In hox shop, experienced girls on | covering machines and bench work. Good | wages, room and board. None but exper- | iencgd meed answer. Chester Paper Box Co., Chester. Conn. 12-10-3d WANTED—Thoroughly competent laundress | two days a week. Apply Herald, Box 19Y. 12-13-3dx Phone | 12-13-6dx 12-11-10dx LOST—A Kit of Motercycle Tools. Reward if returned to Paul F. Siegrist, East Ber- lin, Conn. 12-13-2dx SITUATIONS WANTED. ‘WANTED—By bright boy, eb—u to learn trade. Tel. 2559-3. 12-13-3dx WANTED—By colored woman, do at home. St. 12-14-1ax | e ———— FURNISHED ROOMS. | ' T0 RENT—Large furnished room, heated, with bath. Board if desired. Tel 716-3. 83 Grove HIillL 12-14-3dx TO RENT—Furnished room, steam heated, all improvements., Private family. A. Wightman, 208 East Main Street. Phone | 124-4. 12-14-14 L FURNISHED ROOM to rent. .In private family. Hot and cold running water. 28 Court St. 12-14-1dx TO RENT—Nice warm front room, all con- venijences for one or two adults. Phone 1473-12 after 6 P. M. 12-14-24 TO RENT—Furnished front room suitable for oe o tnwor gentlemen. Steam heated. 2 minutes walk from post office. 10 Lake Court. 12-14-2dx 70 RENT—Two front furnished steam heat- ed ‘ooms 193 Main St., 3rd floor. TO RENT—Light housekeeping apartment, heated, 103 West Main street. 12-13-2dx TO RENT—Furnished room and board to , school teacher or business la Tel. 1 2559-3. 12-13-3dx TO RENT—A large furnished room, every- 551 Main Street. thing new, for couple. 12-13-3ax Mrs. Daviol. TO RENT—Furnished room, all conveniences 505 Arch St. 12-71-6dx —_— TO RENT—Newly furnished room, all mod- ern conveniences. Suitable for one or two persons. Inquire Lyoms, 662 West Main St. Tel. 1632-5. 12-13-24 Why not bring “SAFETY FIRST" Movement Right Home by Using ONLY our PASTEURIZED Milk and Cream, for Ours is the only properly Pasteurized Product Sold in New sritain. J. E. SEIBERT & SON, 301 PARRK STREFM) Property on Spring Street For Sale SCHULTZ & C 242 Main Street OSTELLO, Inc. Tel. 24-4 phnnomphs, FOR SALE—E. M. ! 1 l | washing to | Call or send to 108 Franklin Thousands read the Herald Classified Column daily. There are a lot of buyers Jor that second hand auto you want to sell. Tell them about it tn & For Sale Advt. Only One Cend » Word, AUTOMOBILES F. cond: @a. Five good tires. Call z¢ Glen St., or Tel. 1510 Ranning Price $125 FOR SALE—Oakland Sedanctte. A dandy car for the winter. Must be sold at oncd as owner is getting larger closed car. Cash terms, one year to pay. Box 11Z. 12-13-t¢ erland 90-1919 Herald. FOR SALE—Ov Aa- dress Box A19, 12-13-3dx FOR SALE—Buick’ Touring, first class con- dition; a bargain. Address Heral FOR SALE—Willys Knight coupe, recently overhauled, in fine condition. Will sell af low price. Apply Box 5AA. 12-10-u —_— FOR SALE. BUICK ROADSTER. DODGE TOURING. OLDSMOBILE TOURING. DODGE ROADSTER. REO TOURING. FORD ROADSTER. THE B. & B. MOTOR CO. 18 Main St. Phono 484, WANTELD—MALK HILP WANTED—Truck driver, an experienced driver for fairly heavy work; steady job. Answer, stating salary and furnishing reference. Box 10C, Herald. 13-11-4 _—m——— ‘WANTED—Extra Saleswomen., Full and part time for the holidays. The Fair Dept. Store. e ————EE AGENTS WANTED. —_—— WANT! wanted for an old es- tablished article, a necessity in every household. 100 per cent profit. Perman-_ ent territory granted. Address F. C.. Sturtevant Co., Hartford, Conn. 13-11-3d Parker & Deming Let us show you a two family house in Belvidere. Trolley car right at the front door and the house is located on the largest lot in that section. Just plastered and} papered. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE Parker &1 Deming Real Estate, Insurance Mortgage Loans. Tel. 2026.