New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1920, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, CLASSIFIED THURSDAY — BRINGING OUR CUSTOMERS A ROUSING Christmas Sale Of Dresses IMONSTRATING OUR ASSERTION THAT YOU NEED NOT PAY HIGH PRICES FOR HIGH GRADE APPAREL Bargain Basement One Day Sale of ' COATS 800 IN THE ASSORTMENT — DIVIDED INTO THREE LOTS Reductions Enable us to offer garments at about half the actual acturers’ excellent t D0 Coats, worth up to $89.50, $45 Ponalsting of Silvertones, Polo Cloth, s, Velour do Laine, in every desired color. of natural Raccoon, Australian and Seal Models sultable for styles to sult every taste. All 25 Coats, worth up to $69.50, $39.50 Velour, Bolivi Frostglow, Big Opossum, every ocea- beautiful silk Goldtone, Opossum, Belted evety Ponsisting of wool , Sllvertones, etc. Collars of 1 Opossum, Dyed and Kit Coney. , flare models, semi-belted In fact style with all silk linings. Coats, worth up to $49.50 $24.50 Consisting of Plush, Wool Velour, Silvertone. pllars of welf material. Seal and Nutria. Many entire with Venetian lining in color to match Smart, stylish garments. Many coples of solling at triple the present sale price Serge, Colors navy, such savings offered on the available in this sale. Just think of it! with brushed the pretty summer time. With collars. Dresses, Tailored & Embroidered, $14.95 WORTH UP TO $39.50. SIZES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Satin, Tricotine, Crepe de Chine, Velvet. black, taupe and brown. Rarely are fine quality dresses Ladies’ Wool Sweaters Only $3.95 Thursday A wool Coat Sweater fer $3.95 wool collar smd cuffs, fancy weave, in colors, to wear both now and in the Nile green, rose, copen, salmon and A pretty gift and a practical one. Other Swedters at $5.95 and $7.50. Tie-On Sweaters All the pretty shades to choose from. brown, buff, and black, $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 BLOUSES ALSO CUT TO THE LOWEST PRICE LEVEL FOR THURSDAY BUYERS Our basement Blouse Devartment is already one of the most popular sections of the big store. Blouses for semi-dress, wear are in our Christmas assortments in Georgette, crepe de chine, dark stripes, pongee and satins; all new, modish and value extreme at the new low prices: for business and for all $2.25 ™ $4.95 PLUMBING Hot Water Heating PERT SIERVICE J. QUINLIVAN 2 STANLEY ST. Tel. 2084. 'WLEY BROS. INC. AINTERS AND IDECORATORS Chapman Street. Tel. 755-12 cheerfully given on all all jobs. # Court Bt vew Britaln, MNoun. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. PHONE 343—ROOMS 305-¢ BANK BLDG. INSURANCE RILEY MAIN STREET. CALL 1067-3 DeWITT A. NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 273 ~—THE SERVICE AGENCY— Received Another Shipment of ERSHARP PENCILS Large Stock to Select From $1.00 and up. EW BRTAN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Tel. 612 72 West Main St. R iy e PSS M B 7 STEAMSHIP TICKETS) FOREIGN REMITTANCES TOALL PARTS OF THE WORLD 297 MAIN STREET JEORGEANUIGLEY LEAVITT .& HAYES, INC, BUILDERS IN WOOD, BERICK STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repairs of all kinds Telopbonas 3344 1 Look Behind the Door We Can Offer You a Large Two-Family at the West End — It is centrally located — nprovements — Fifteen rooms. Two Family on Harrison street, one of the best in the BERLIN NEWS. (Continued from Ninth Page) parents. Miss Root is home in New London. Walter Root of East Berlin is ex- pected home from Colgate university to spend the holidays with his par- ents. making her road is being repainted and repaired by the town. East Berlin Items. Miss Grace Holigan has returned home from Southington after a short visit with relatives. Clarence Lund has returned homd from Lehigh University to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Lund. The Progressive Reading Circle met ! with Mrs. Harold Clark last evening for its regular session. Thero wero a large number of members present. Dr. Adolph Benson of Yale Univer- sity has returned to New Haven atter a short visit spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sven Benson. The “Live Wires,” the girls club of the Methodist church, will hold a sale in the church parlors Friday after- noon. The girls have been working industriously for the past several months making things for the event. The Hubbard school will close Thursday at noon for the annual mid- winter vacation period. The Christ- mas exercises will be held in the fore- noon instead of in the afternoon as originally anncunced Willlam Burkhard: and son Ken- neth of New Britain have been visiting friends in town. Mr.and Mrs. Clarence Cole have re. turned to their home in Southington after a short visit here with relatives. Mrs. Fred Hubbard is able to be about again after a several wecks ill- ness. Victor Belden, the local newsdealer, was able to be out again today after being confined to his home for the past two weeks with an infected foot. His many friends were pleased to see him abou; once more. Friends of Mrs. Edgar Burns of Westfield will be grieved to learn of her death in that place Saturday even- ing. She was born in East Berlin and resided here a number of years before changing her residence to that town. She leaves one brother, E. W. Mil. drum and four sisters, Mrs. E. H. Bowers, Miss Carrie and Miss Hattie Mildrum and Mrs. A. A. North, all of this place. The women of the Methodist church held a meeting in the church parlors yesterday afternoon and formulated plans for their bazaar to be held in Athletic hall, January 26th and 27th. Mrs. R. O. Clark was elected chairman of the bazaar com- mittee and will have the assistance of the individual committees for the de- tall work. For the first evening of the fair there will be a play stazed by local talent and on the second evening there will be a musicale. This is the first project of " ng Its succrss, reises will be urch Sunday will be === | of the Methodist church will be held The Lincoln bridge on Farmington | this nature | eve: attempted by the women of the of their energies will i NEW RRITAIN [ ¥ ’ : 1920, Qassiied Advertising is the most inexpensive form of pub- 1c lcity. Try a For Sale or a a Word Minimum Charge 20c¢ Want Advt. ip the Herald ioday. CASH IN So» for yourselt. Unly Ope Ceut This is not a question s Word. 2 auvertiser money. —_—— e LOST AND FOUND- FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ! FOR SALE—Beautiful upright piano, new, at a great sacrifice for cash. evenings, 667 Stanley St., LOST—On Main road to Towers' brickyard, automobile shoe attached. Finder please 351 South Main street T—Gold cuff link, initial “W», between FOR SALE—At sacrifice, must be sold be- ast Main St jitnes and Lyceum theater, | fore January, first-class furniture, five Reward if returned to 163 Clark St beds, chairs, 1d from new 1 Berlin, near rim with return to 12-20-3d ilke cannot be 15B, Herajd. LOST—Purse contalning sum of money and medicine, between Puritan Lunch and ’fi“,f:hf—(!“:(“fimv:mffi‘;;m- = Henry Morans' jewelry store. Finder < ; please return to Henry Morans' music de- l e by 316 Shuttie Mendow partment. Reward. 12-21-34 | — . QR SALE—Good lnquire Room 14, 61 Main St. PRICES SLASHED FOR SALE—Six-room cottage with auto garage and good chicken coop; ajo good storage house; south part of city, 12 minutes from center. Address House, Box These USED CARS won't last long at the | 22, Herald. to unbelievable figures. prices we are quoting FOR SALE—China geese. Mrs. A. 112 Cariton St. Tel. 726-5. ADE QUECE. FOR SALE—Second mortgage of $625 at M. per cent. interest. Address Box 1 ” 6 1920 Essex Herald Office. run 1,000 miles car oniy | told from new touring demonstrator. Can't b All extra equipment. FOR SALE—Columbia Grafanola and rec- ords; a fine instrument for $35.00; bar- 1918 Hudson I sain. L E Andrews, 439 Arch St. extras complete speedster demonstrator. Al High geared. 12-11-2dx 1917 Hudson touring trial will convince. Engine perfect. One ' FOR SALE—Trunks, sult bags, bill folds, leather Lafayette St. u-velnu novelties. 1916 Hudson 6-40 touring. 12-2 can’t be duplicated FOR SALE—Complete line of Everready 1917 Dodge Bros. Flashlights. 15 Lafayette St. 12-21-3dx ical condition. price. touring. Perfect mechan- Can’t be beaten at the FOR SALE—Cuple Dolls §1, value $2. T\ ‘runk 1915 . Dodge Bros. roadster. Shop, 15 Lafayette St. 12-21-3dx car for small money. A chummy | FOR SALE—Travelling bags BIG BARGAINS | $2.95. Trunk Shop, 15 Lafayette St 1917 Ford Light Deliveries. 1 worth In 1918 and 1-3dx FOR SALE—Boxing gloves, musio stands, violin cases, fibre steamer trunks. 15 Lafayette St. 12-21-2dx S. & F. MOTOE SALES CORP. I Hudson, Essex and Dodge Bros. distributors. Open Evenings. 155 Elm Street. Tel. 731 12-20-5a FOR SALE—Five rooms of furniture. &4 Dewey St. Also temement to rent. 12-21-3ax —————————————————————— hood of Jesus.” In addition there will be anthems by the choir and sev- eral other special features not to be announced. The annual Christmas tree exercises FOR SALE—The of merit known as the Maple Croft farm, Stanley Quar- ter, City, containing 125 acres with two good fronts; installed with all improvements, in the highest state of cul- will carry 50 head properly ged; an ideal place for an Institu- if not sold soon will be rented to Inquire on premises. Tel. 12-21-a3x tion; good people. Monday evening to which all mem- _'* bers have been invited. Mr. and Mrs. James Trevethan en- tertained relatives at their home yes- terday. The Woodmen will hold their week- 1y meeting at Athletic hall tomoffow evening. FOR SALE—Three-tenement house, four rooms to a tenement; ad modern, built three months; will sell for $7,500; cash needed. J. Hochman Real Co., 259 Main St, Room 403 Tel. 1180. —_— FOR SALE—Three-tenement house, five rooms to a tenement; all modern; will sell with smail cash See J. Hochman Real Estate Co., 269 Main St, Room 403. $6,220,000 OBLIGATION. Tel 2012 or 1180. FOR SALE—Cadillse 5-passenger touring rst class running order; three a bargain. Call at 515 Stanley St. or 'phone 1863-13. 12-21-3dx Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Asks Per- mission to Assume Debt. Washington, Dec. 22.—The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad company asked authority today of the interstate com- FOR SALE—Ford racer, mud guards, wind shield, in_good running condition; price $1765. 18 Main St, ‘phone 484. 12-21-t¢ merce commission to assume obliga- | ton of hay at & reasonable 669-14. FOR SAL) tions amounting to $6,220,000 imposed “Tel by a trust agreement and lease pay- able to the safety deposit trust com- pany of Baltimore, of which $1,720,- 000 is payable in cash upon delivery of certain equipment. The company plans to issue trust certificates amounting to $4,500,000 to be sold at not less cent of their par value price. 12-21-2dx FOR SAL Chow-Chow pupplies. Christmas. _ Call 12-20-3dx Ready for WANTED—Two malds to take part as housekeeper, New Britain General hospi- than 94 per tal. Apply on premises. 12-21-3d FOR SALE—100 cords 4 ft. wood Right price -for the lot. C. H. Newton, Plain- ville, Conn. 12-20-6d 12,000,000 SEEDS AS GIFT. ‘Washington, Dec. — A Christmas gift of 12,000,000 tree seed to be used in re-foresting the war devastated areas of France and Belgium and also certain sections of Great Britain was shipped to those countries today through their embassies here by the American forestry association. FOR SALE—2 one-pipe furnaces, 2 Boyn- M’SWINEY’S SUCCESSOR 3 | W. Loomis, 112 Harrison St. R. L. Reds. Live Also for breeding. A. FOR SALE—Roosters, weight or dressed. Olson, 60 Cottage Place, City. CHRISTMAS LIGHTS—16 Light outfit $8.00, s light outfit $4.00. Tyler Electric Store, 319 Main street Open evenings. 12-20-3dx _——— FOR SALE—Red and yellow onions, $1.50 per bushel; several barrels cider, 40 cents per gallon, at the farm. Also ducks and hens. Address A. Bruce, Berlin. 12-18-déx ¥FOR SALE—Sand. Be prepared for your It Tel. 288 for prompt de- 12-18-5dx FOR SALE—Wood, all grades and flabs. T. M. Ryan, Forestville, Conn. Tel. Bris- tol $06-2. Evenings 418-3. 12-20-6a FOR SALE—30 cords of wood at $6.50 per cord. Also farm of 60 acres, 10 room house, barns, 100 large apple trces, 200 or 300 cords of wood. $500 cash. C. L. Barnes, Barnesdale. 1592-3. 12-30-5dx —_— i FOR SALE—Wood, sawed for stove, furnace or fireplace. Delivered any quantity. Tel. 218-3. A. Konopas, Mt. View, Plainville. 12-20-d3x | FOR SALE—Stove wood. G. F. Bigke. ' Tel. 1401 12-20-4ax N | Maple Hill, mew six room bungalow modern: fire place, hard room trim. Price and terms reasonable. A. Bean, Maple Hill Ave., New Britain. 12-16-wix This is the first picture received in America of Donald ¢'Callaghan, who succeeded the late Terence Mac- Swiney as lord mayor of Cork, after MacSwiney's g 2com his hunger }. FOR SALE—Notice, Hardware City Bedding Co. ‘Mattresses, box springs, cushions, steel cots, springs. etc. . Your old maw- _to new. Uphol- t St 12-21-d3 i E—Chinese Highly pedigreed, fancy stock for refined | 12-20-3dx ADVANCE of credit. Bookkeeping, hilling and postage cost more than the price of the little advt. and in 2liminating this work we save the WANTED—FEMALE HELP WANTED—Woman to work by hour or by day, Thursday and Friday. Call 103 West , Main St 1 1ax Thousands read the Herald Thing are a lot of buyers ior that Classified Column daily. second hand auto you want to eell. Tell them obout it tn & For Sale Advt. Only One Cent . Word, WANTED—MALE HEY&P WANTED—Two first-class fitters’ helpers. Parker & O'Connor, 77 Seymour st. 12-22-2dx WANTED—Experienced second mald. Apply | " Stanley Club, 121 Maple St. 12-22-2dx WANTED—Working housekeeper for family of four; husband or child could board if desired H. C. D, 265 Farmington Ave., City 12-21-2dx | WANTED—Young woman _stenvgrapher local factory office. Address Box 21B, Herald Office. i 12-20-6dx —_—ee AVIUNUBILEN FOR SALE—1918 Overland, 4 passenger, in first class condition. Address Herald, Box 21BA. 12-20-3dx FOK SALE—1918 Ford Rodster, slip covers, untable rims, electric lighis, storage b;uery and has been overhauled within the last 10 days. Price $225.00. 18 Main St. 'Phone 484. 12-20-3d FOR SALE—1921 Allen Sedan, Sedan, Auburn Sedans and immediate delivery. Rudolph’'s 123 Cherry St. Phone 2051. WANTED—Man about (must be Americ: farm near Robbins three minutes from Hartford trolley line, George B. Cheney, Main St., Newington. 12-21-d3 55 years o ! YOUNG MEN—The Col Preparatory School, 212 York St. New Haven, Conn. Conducts evening and day classes in all High school subjects, preparing young men and women for admission into stand- ard colleges of Pharmacy, _Optometry, Dentistry, Law, Medicine, Engineering, Academic, etc. Students successtully com- Pleting our course of studies will be mitted into man) colieges and \mlvur'l- ties upon our certificate of graduation. New term commences Tuesday, January 11th. Our office is open for enrolimenta | froms A M to9 P. M. Enroll Now. 12-50-1md WANTED—Janitor for .business bleck take care of - hall, lodge and meetin rooms. Married. Besides. wages I tenement, heating and hght. Applicati to be sent to N. B. Daily Herald, Box 8 before Jan. 1, 1921. 12-18-104 FOR SALE—Oakiand Sedanette. A amndy car for the winter. Must be sold at once as owner is getting larger closed car. Gash terms, one year to pay. Box 11Z. 13-13-t¢ FOR SALE—Willys Knight coupe, recently overhauled, in fine condition. WIll sell at low price. Apply Box 5AA. 12-10-t¢ FOR SALE 1920 OLDSMOBILE 3 TOURING . FURD ROADSIER DODGE TOURING . BUICK 4 KUAUSTER REO TOURING .. PACKARD TOURING CHEVRULET 490, WIN Time Payments Ar NOTICE—Plumbing, h Repair work promptly _done. Schweitzer, 16 Pearl court. Tel. NOTICE—WIll store an upright pis Of charge. | Tel. 1436-2 it iRtereated. 12-21-34 s | NOTICE—My wife, Martha Kubiak, having left my home, I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by her after this / date. Dec. 22, 1920. Zygmunt Kubiak. NOTICE—A full line of masquerade outfits for the Grotto masquerade on hand at Knaus', 179 Arch St. 12-22-3dx NOTICE—Radiators, fenders, line tanks and general overhauling and repair work. New parts made in quick time. Best equipment in city. Parsons’ Garage, 680 West Main St. lamps, gaso- ' NOTICE—Electric vacuum cleaners to renmt, 75c half day, $1.25 day, delivered prompt- ly. Tel. 608-2. 12-20-3ax NOTICE—I wish to motify the public that I - am temperarily located at 470 Arch St. Dr. L. P. Cing-Mars, naturopath and Orthopraxic foot specialist. 12-18-6dx INVEBTIGATIONS—HMO for attorneys, merchants and private individuals, Un- covering thefts of cash, merchandise, etc. Store and factory work a specialty. Divorce evidence quickly and confidential- 1y secured by reliable male and female in- vestigators. Address P, O. Box K Sta A, Hartford, Conn. 12-18-7dx NOTICE—Here I am. If you have lost my address pick it up again. M. Tresky, con- tractor, painter and paper hanger, 39 Har- vard St. Work done reasonably. 12-17-6d1x NOTICE—Auto overhauling and 5 Acetylene welding. diator soldering. Electric flatirons and vacuum cleaners re- paired. Work guaranteed Knox & May, 5 Sherman Court. Tel. 1084-4. 12-16-6dx VIOLIN INSTRUCTION, F. P. May, studio room 40, Booth’s block. 'Phone = 18. Music furnished for all occasions. 12-15-12ax STORM SASH—Estimates cheertully submit- ted. The Rogers Sash & Duor Co Chestnut St. Phone 499. 12-11-2w NOTICE—Carbon burnt out for 50c & cyl- inder. Auto Repair Co., 538 East Main St. Tel. 2016-3. 12-11-10dx NoOTIC Chalk Talk Sketching for entertainments; fairs aud dances; something snappy. Al Malmgren, Herala office, City 9-22-tf WANTED WANTED—Position as private uuvnbo-a operator. Call P. ., Tel. 2559-3. 22a' WANTED—You to know that we have the largest assortment of hand-carved picture frames; also Kodaks. Arcade Studio. 12-21-d3x ‘WANTED—Tallor able to do mew and old work wishes to find employment. Ac- cepts any offer. Address G. B., 67 Clin- ton St, City. 12-20-5dx earn Christmas 18 Main St. 12-20-3d WANTED—Boys and girls, money. See Mr. Baker, wmm—um«- ‘wanted chauffeur, truck or private. 2XX, Herald Office. first class Address Dox 12-20-3dx WANTED—To from 200 to 300 quarts nt milk daily. Will cail for same. Tel. 2. 225 Hartford Ave. Samuel Hittel- ' 12-16-7dx WANTED— Experienced welder on utenslls made from pure sheet aluminumi. WORCESTER PRESSED ALUMINUM COMPANY, ‘Worceste TO RENT—Two nicely furnished Tooius, sultable for two or four gentie men. Mrs. Walsh, 64 Church St. 12-23-2¢ TO RENT—Furnished, heated if desired.’ 12 Lake - St. TO RENT—One or two o | “for light housekeeping; separate eni trance, all comveniences, central, I Prospect St. 12-73-14 room; 12-22-bdx] RENT—Large - furnished reom, Tel. 716-3. 83 Grove Hill. 12-23-24! 12-27-34 TO RENT—NmIlh.d room, 153 West M 12-23-1 RENT—Room with board to ‘wife. Address Herald, Box 10K. 13-21-3d TO RENT—Newly furnished room, all ern conveniences; suitable for one or t persons. Inquire Lyons, 662 West Mal St Tel 1632-15. 12-31-¢ TO RENT—Furnished reom, steam two minutes’ walk from post officg. - 1 Lake court. 12-21. of peari beads between: bin Ave. and West Main St. Finder p return to 250 Corbin Ave. Reward. 1 70 RENT—Two front furnished steam ed rooms 193 Main St., 3rd floor. PERSONAD PERSONAL—Don’t go heme without some new teeth on best rub with gold tooth $8.00. You'll enjoy thl Christmas dinner and vouw'll like them Don't forget! Dr. Dickerman, specialis 131 Main St. 12-20-a; PERSONAL—A coloring set makes 2 able gift for boy or girl of any age. on sale at Arcade Studio. 1 TO RENT TO RENT- | East st n-n-fl of five rooms, Tel. 2212-12. u-n!a TO RENT—Three rooms, 168 Greenwood § 12-22- TO RENT—Four rooms at 667 Arch St., improvements. Tel. 25 12-73%4d TO RENT—Five-room temement, all im. provements. 513 East St. Tel. 508. 12-31-24 TO RENT—Six-room house, Cor. Chapman Sts.; $25 per month. Il Inquire | Chapman St. Tel. 1478-4 12-21-Q2; ,‘l‘fl RENT—2 unfurnished rooms, 134 8 Main St., top floor. Call after 5:30 . 13-20-34] RENT—Garage. Dead or live 439 Church St.. Tel. 1144-5. 12-20- suitable for .l -hon and storage, at 14 Willow St. A, Cohen. Tel. 2425. 13 TO RENT—Store st 8 Elm St., cormer ¢ Man St. Reasonable if taken at 3 Apply to M. Cohen. Tel. 2435. 13-4} Let’s Go o DANCE Given by the 'l‘rhn;ln Clu) TURNER’S HA 'NEW YEAR’SEVE Mausic by Love’s 11-Piece Onaway Ochestra from Hartford ijhl.lshed Price, 50c; tax paid, total 5Sc. — FOR SALE — ONE DOUBLE HOUSE, 14 ROOMS. ONE SINGLE HOUSE, Near West Main Street—Good Building Lot on Blad All Moderr 9 ROOMS, Rock Avenue (cheap)—2 Family House, 5 Rooms each, Cherry St H. . Insirance o NRUMPHREY I'Al\l Kinds.