New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1921, Page 12

BIRD STORE TEL. 1121-3 HerbertE.Anderson Teacher of Violin 115 Dwight St. Tel. 1145-4. PIANO TEACHING Special attention to beginners. JOHN J. CREAN 13 Summer Street. Tel. 1209. CHIROPRACTIC TALK NO 29, FREEDOM OF PAIN BY J VOLZ, THE CHIROPRACTOR. (Copyright.) A, If there is anyt [ physicaily try ) human bod weak themselvés the body trom the brain sustaining life force | 1t the nerve communication | with In any way, If the vital travels through the n os s in th slightest degre there Is be o pickness and suffering | parts fed by the obstructed nerves. ] Chiropractie r oves the obstruction on the nerves, thereby restoring normal trans- | mission of nerve force and permitting OF that pre- | Nature to cure you own or un- | Bven a slight knowledge of the benefits |of Spinal Adjustment will prove to you Lthat It ia based on scientific prineiples, and as thousands of sufferegs have been red to robust heaith after being ad- Wl for & short time, you can expect aam its of can put my Let me prove at my office J.A.VOLZ The Chiropractor 200 MAIN STREET, BOOTH BLOCK, | Sulte 407, Fourth ¥loor. ‘Fhone 1739 \ OMme “llnrl:nx‘.-lx [ - 3-8 p‘l‘h- | FVORISS (ot Satusday, 150 e B § the matter with you hiropratic Adjustments. s so constructed that and suffering cannot without cause. All kept in perfect system, which con- the regulating and ot s Interfered force which obstructed bound to in those BAFE and ILK and impurity suffering on the consul- what you are finger directly | high qual. this, Free PASTEUR- ry. OUR | satisfy tne SON, SALE— , sant Street, 11 Rooms and Garage, large on F.ast Street, HUMPHREY e ’Q” ‘Kfi'wi NAT. BANK BUILDING 5 MATTRESSES $14.85 over equal to new and returned same day. UPHOLSTERING CITY BEDDING CO. TEL. 2314-4. House on East Main Stree rooms to a tenement—Good s—Within easy walking dis- g shops—Let us sell your house Vill Help Europe's Starving Children. AL ESTATE CO. PHONE 343—ROOMS 305-¢ BANK BLDG. | | | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERZ'D, SATURDAY, JANUAR CLASSIFIED 1c a Word Minimum Charge 20c EVENING CLASSES WILL BE DROPPED' Lack of Interest at High School Causes Action At a meeting of the school com- mittee yesterday afternoon, a decision was reached to discontinue the eve- ning classes at the High school, thereby effecting a saving of $100 a week. Interest in the classes has not been sufficient to warrant their con- tinuance, Chairman E. C. Goodwin of the special committee on evening school explained. One group, a type- writing class of 16. will be cared for at the Grammar school. A leave of absence was granted Miss Mary Kinlock, a teacher at the Smith school. Announcement has been made that the junior High school will open at the Grammar school January 31, the classes to be conducted on the top floor. The Nathan Hale school, it is expected will be ready for occupancy next September. Items for the hire of janitors and teachers for that school are included in the estimates for next year’s budget. The evning echool month of December, sented as follows: classes: Total 682, total report for the 1920, was pre- Americanization registration to date registravion at date 368, average attendance for December 211.23; cintinuation classes: {otal registration to date 469. total regis- tration at date 329, average atten- dance for December 262.10; special classes: total registration to date 213, total registration at date 101, average attendance for December 53.96. The report of the attendance de- partment for December 1920, was presented as follows:. Absentees re- ported 542, homes visited 524. cases of illness 167, cases of truancy 23, ab- sentces placed in school 22; schools visited 47, other institutions visited 2, factory visits 11; parents viewed at office 71, transfer cases investigated 6. attending no school and placed 4, cases of newly arrived immigrants investigated 11, cases re- ferred to nurse 5, cases referred to doctor 2, doctor certificates secured 4, baptismal records secured 2, let- ters to parents 3, Seven new teachers were elected as follows: Edith R. Marsh, Smith school (geography; Henry Mayer, Junior High school (mathematcis and oivics); Katherine Kane, Junior High school (English); Ruby W. Davison, Junior High school (commercial sub- Jects); Dorothy Sibley, Junior High school (English and physical train- ing); Katherine Frederick, Junior High school (science); Rebecca Segal Senior High school (French). Chairman George W. Traut of the finance committee recommended payment of bills amounting to $12,- 009.78, which was voted. DR. COOMBS The Natureopathic Physician and Chiropractor. Office Hours 8 a. m. t 252 MAIN ST, COR. W Telcphone 765. Dear Doctor, please use the follow- ing: I was tubercular, tried all kinds ot doctors and methods, also change of 8 p. m. MAIN. | 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 Curtis St., City. My methods quickly cures stubborn coughs and colds, also chest and lung = | diseases, asthma, heart trouble, faulty circulation, swollen glands, stomach and liver trouble, neuritis, sciatica or any form of rheumatism and if you wish a real beauty and lasting com- plexion take my treatment for skin diseases. Electric treatments of all kinds, electric light baths with all forms of the violet rays are given my patients when indicated without additional cost. Working people and families are treated at $1.50 per treatment until cured. Private woman's treating room with lady assistant in charge, 9 a. m. to § p. m. TERS RENTED L MAKES d Adding Machine Supplies TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE in St Tel. 612 WILL PAY BEST PRICES FOR ALL KINDS OF JUNK and Second-Hand Furniture L. ZELDES 116 West Street Tel. 633-23 inter- | Classified advertise- ents get th:: business. little. | They cost but ONLY ONE CENT A | FOR SALE—Reo Touring, lights, good tires, $250. ‘Phone 484. starter, electric 18 Main Street. 5d | FOR SALE—Ford roadster, Electric starter. Cash 3300. Arch St. R. Ingalls. Apply 27 1-15-2ax HAVE YOUR AUTO OVERHAULED now, before the spring rush. Estimates given and work guaranteed. We make a special- ty of repairing wrecked cars. Nels J. Nel- son, East Side Garage, 513 East St. 1-12-6dx BARGAINS in used cars. Hudson Coupe, like new, new tires; Maxwell touring $250.00. Ford Speedster, “disc wheels, Bosch magneto; 1918 Overland touring, very good, $700.0¢ Delivery Cars, Truc ‘Phone or write, our representi call with the car you want. Ford's Gar- age, 445 Stratford Ave, Bridgeport, Conn. ‘Phone Barnum 4046, 1-10-wl FOR SALE—1917 Buick-Six, 5 passenger. A-1 condition. 645 Stanley street, after 6 P M 1-13-4¢x UNUSUAL opportunity, 1921 Dodge Truck, special panel job. Selling for owner who has closed out bakery business. 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 165 Elm St. Tel 'lua 1-11-5 BATTERY and electrical work of every de- scription now made a specialty at M. Irv- ing Jesters Garage, in charge of Landon. Don't buy & new generato magneto or other costly appliances befo: investigating the merits of our repair work. Special prices on new Vesta bat- teries, plus a good allowance on your old battery. Batteries dry or wet stored. Work called for and deliyered promptl: Our prices are worth investigation. 193 Arch St. 1-11-d5 FOR SALE KISSEL COUPE (Two tops) OLDSMOBILE TOURING BUICK ROADSTER CHEVROLET (Winter Top) FORD SEDAN MAXWELL TOURING PACKARD TOURING REO _TOURING Time payments arranged. fluncn.um.oo. 8 Main St. holn“ \ BARGAINS IN USED CA:'I 1920 ESSEX, 5 passenger ng demonstrator. Very small mileage. Price right. Like new. 1919 HUDSON SUPER - SIX, § passenger speedster. Newly painted. 6 wire wheels. Cord tires. 1917 HUDSON SUPER - SIX, 7 Newly ullltd. Cord tires. E 1919 PAIGE, 7 vnwl' touring. Newly painted. Cord tires. Will sell right for quick sale. 1916 BUICK, 7 passenger to-rl.l( Good paint and tires. win cheap 1916 HUDSON, 8 cylinder, p-u- ger to . Good tires. Real value for little money. 1915 CADILLAC COUPE. cord tires, Good winter car. 1917 DODGE touring. A good car for the price. ——COMMERCIAL— 1917 FORD delivery $200. A bargain. Good running comdition. 8. & ¥. MOTOR SALES CORP. 155 Elm St. Tel. 331. Open Evenings. Hudson, Essex and Bros. Distributors. FURNISHED ROUMS, TO RENT—One very large light housekeep- ing room cquipped with coal range or gas if desired. Also one bedroom suitable for gentleman. Hot water heat. 103 West Main St —_—— e —_———— FOR RENT&—Four heated rooms. West- ern section. 'Phone 859-3. Call g]\elx;m_';d-. -2dx —_— TO RENT—Large furnished fromt 204 Washington St room. 2ax TO RENT—Large front room, steam heat- ed, in private family. 620 Main St 1-14-3dx TO RENT—Neatly furnished room, cen- trally located. in small private family to a gentieman. Home privileges. 35 Emmons Place. 1-14-2d4 — e TO RENT—Large front room for two gem- tlemen. Separate beds. Reasonable. Top floor. 193 Main St. Apartment 6. 1-12-4d | TO RENT—Furnished, steam heated, room for gentlemen. Cottage house, private family. Very central. References ex- changed. Address Box 1SAA, Herald Office. TO RENT—Large beds, electric Hght it desired. furnished room, twin and gas, heated ; 83 Grove Hill. Tel. . 1-12-4dx e TO RENT—Sunny front room, all comven- jences. Good location, 19 Lincoln St Tel. 1184-3. 1-13-6dx TWO LARGE ROOMS—Suitable for light housekeeping and one front room for one or two gentlemen. Mrs. Snyder, 5561 Main Bt 1-13-d3x TO RENT—Large front gom, furnished, heated. Inquire 27 Pleasant St. 1-15-2d TO RENT—A nicely new furnished room, steam heated, for ladies or gentlemen. Mrs. David, 561 Main St. 1-15-1dx TO RENT—2 or 3 light housekeeping rooms. 84 Church St. 1-15-1dx - TO LET—Furnished room, centrally located, 1 block from post office, heated. Tel. 1092-3. 10 Emmons Place. 1-15-34x —_———— TO RENT—Nice furnished room, veniences, 61 Main St., top floor. | i | i all - comn- 1-16-1dx 1-11-54 | 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. WANTED ROOM AND BOARD in private American family. Catholic preferred. In reply state rates. Address Box 16B, Herald Office. 1-15-3dx WANTED—Work by the day or hour . Ad- dress Box 16W, Herald. 1-15-3dx WANTED—Public stenography, multigrapn addressing. We have every kind of mailing lists of city. Smith Business 8chool, 278 Main St., Tel. 1729-2. 1-14-12dx CLERKS—(Men, women) over 17, for Postal Mail Service. $130 month. Examinations January. Expericnce unnecessary. For free particulars, write J. Leonard (former + Civil Service Examiner,) 843 Equitable Bldg., Washimgton, D. C. 1-14-4dx WANTED—Cash register, plants and merchandise Kurtz, 80 E. 116th. St., complete stores, of all kinds. N. Y. 1-14-3dx WANTED—Carpenter work and jobbing of all kinds. No job is too small. W. G. Winans, 515 Stanley St., 'Phone 1862-13. 1-13-dsx WANTED—Work for one-ton_truck. | removed at short notice. Tel. Trees 1959. i 1-12-6dx WANTED—S room tenement with improve- ments, for three adults. Address Herald, = HARD TIMES ARE OVER Let us overhaul your car. Expert mechanics at your service. Now that cold weather is here is the time to have jyour car overhauled. Come In and talk over ments. We always have bargains in used cars. your require- HARRY "Phone 1188. 287 STARKIE AUTO CO., ‘Phone 1188 Elm 8t, New Britain, Conn. SITUATION WANTED. WANTED—GIrl wishes to do light house- work. Address Miss Kemp, 22 Whiting St. 1-15-2dx WANTED—Position as chauffeur on truck or in private family. Apply Box 4G, Herald. 1-15-2dx ‘W A N T E D—Rellable colored wishes to do laundry work for business men and women. WIll call and deliver same. For references call 2207. 1-15-24 WANTED—Experienced clean woman would like to do housework by the day or hours Address Herald, Box 12AA. 1-15-dix WANTED—Work for afternoon or position as general housekeeper or as cook i restaurant. 84 Church St. Tel. 2332, 1-16-1dx —— WANTED—Expert aatotnobile mechavic with twelve vears on mechanical, elec- trical and all mechanical details of auto- motive parts, desires position with private garage or family, on high grade cars, chauffeur and mechanic. Address Box Herald Office. 1-13-3dx WANTED—Work for general | house man and window cleaner. 103 West Main St. all-around Apply 1-11-wix WANTED—By young man who can speak and write French, Spanish and some | English, work of any kind. 66 Hartford Avenue, 1-10-6dx e WANTED—MALE HELFP MEN wanted for detective work. Experience unnecessary. Write J. Ganor, former U. S. government detective. St. Louis 1-8-15- 22x WANTED—Salesman. Here's a ground floor opportunity for you to act as a distribu- tor. A household necessity. Interview | by appointment. General Equipment | Mrfg. Co., New Britaln, Conn. 1-14-2dx WANTED—Salesmen to sell household mec- essities to stores. Commission basis. Men who make good will be put on salary. For interview address, Manu- iacturer, P. O. Box 504, City. 1-14-2dx laundress ; NOTICE. NOTICE—Improve your dancing by taking a few private lessons. $1.00 per hour. Address Dancing, Box 24, Herald. 1-15-1dx NOTICE—Connecticnt School of Music. Vie- lin, piano, mandelin and guitar instruc- tion. Violin classes now forming. New address, 242 Main St., over Pierce’s Music store. 1-15-2dx NOTICE—Sand for sale for icy sidewalks. Also ashes removed. Prompt _service. Drop card to Charles Beh, 591 West Main St. or Tel. 1872. 1-14-6ax NOTICE—Why not let us wire your house. nable prices: Lawyer . 1-13-10dx NOTICE—We do light ashes, etc. Tel. trucking, removal of 1872, 1-12-6dx NOTICE—Private secretarial work offered by young woman at your convenience. Best references. Address Box 15, Herald. B 1-12-4dx NOTICE—Radiators, fenders, lamps, line tanks and general repair work. New parts made in_quick time. HBest equipment in city. Service station and agency for Grant and Moon cars. Parsons’ Garage, 680 West Main St. 1-10-19d — THROW away your dry batterles. Get = i bell ringing transtormer installed com- plete, this month only, five dollars. Andrews & Blakeslee, 441 West Main St. Raso- overhauling and NOTICE—Have moved my place of business from 93 Lawlor Si. to 118 Lawlor St Augusta Camosci, sewer contracto:, with the 1 A. Lyman for 10 years. Tel. -2mo NOTICE—Cartoonist, Chalk Sketching for enterta:nments, dances; something snappy. Herala otlice, City. Talk and fairs aud Al Malmgren, -33-t0 FOR SALE—Notice, Hardware City Bedding Co. Mattresses, box srrings, cushions, pillows, steel couches, cots, springs, etc., &t factory to home prices. Your old maw- mads over equal to new. phol'.. Tel. 2314-4. 60 Tremomt St. 1 *dx Eaaaaaee FOR SALE—MISC £LLANEUVULS FOR SALE—High, dry lot on Maple Hill. Address C. F. Rogers, 80 Oakland Ter- race, Hartford, Conn. 1-15-5dx OR 8. ten lamps, 35c each. Portable lamps at cost. Don’'t miss this opportunity. A. Tyler, 319 Main Street. tresses tering. 1-16-1d | ¥FOR SALE—Horse, also farm utensils. View, Plainville, wagon and harness; A. Konapas, Mountain Tel. 38-3. 1-15-8dx FOR SALE—Two mew milch cows with | calves at side, These are good cows. N. W. Baldwin, Kensington, Conn. Tel. 254~ 1-15-1a4 FOR SALE—25 cords 4 ft. wood at $6.00 per cord. Also farm 60 acres, will ex- change for city property. C. L. Barnes, Barnesdale. 1-16-5dx FOR SALE—Two tenement house, all mod- . ern improvements, Inquire 87 Linden St. FOR SALE—Cabinet dark oak case. Made by Wilcox and White, Meriden. Used very little. For sale very cheap. Address Box 22A, Herald. FOR SALE—Wood, mivxed, $12.00 cord. hard maple and. Oak, $14.00, ° turnace wood, most all hard, $15.00. No chest- rut and fuil cord. Ali good wood. Past scasoned. Guaranteed. Deliver 1o New Biitain, Plainville, Souchiugioa. ", Orvis, Plainville, Conn. Tel. 37-23. with oue acre land. 1-16-3dx All : FOR SALE—Willow baby carriage. Reason- able price. Call at 408 Arch St, 3rd floor, between & or 7 P. M. 1-14-2dx FOK SALE—2 mew milch Jersey cows, with calves. Thos. B. Phillips, Kensington, Tel. 929-3, 1-14-24 FOR SALE—Five rooms furniture almost new, including all necessury household articles. Must be sold at omce. Cail 46 Newington Ave. FOR SALE—26 acre farm, all stocked, beautiful location, 20 minutes wWalk from trolley. Buildings in first class condition. Electric lights and gas. Tel. 212-3 or write Box 14B, Herald Office. 1-1416dx ¥FOR SALE—Steel ash cans, Malleable Iron Works, corner Myrtle and Grove Sts. 1-12-4dx Easy payments. Also good player plano cheap. - Andrews, 439 Arch St 1-12-tf condition, bargain. YOUNG MEN—The Coliegiate Preparatory School, 212 York St. New Haven, Conn. Conducts eveping a4 day classes in all | High school subjects, preparing youn men and women for admission into stan ard colleges of Pharmacy, Optometry, Dentistry, Law, Medicine, Engineering, Academic, etc. Students successfully com- pleting our course of studies will be ad- mitted into many colieges and universi- LR UPOR Our certificate of graduation New term commences Tuesday, January 11th. Our office is open for enrollments from $ A. M. tv 9 P. M. SALESMEN—The exclusive agemcy for the Vitalizer in your city is one of the best propositions open today. Very smgf! in- vestment. Absolutely no risk. Vitalizer | Mfg. Co., New Haven, Conn. 1-13-d5x WANTED—Butcher for up-to-date meat market in the country, one that is thor- oughly experienced and understands his business. Married man preferred. Best of wages and rent included. Also a man to drive Ford meat truck, one that is used to calling on trade. Married man preferred. Best of wages and rent included. If inter- ested in any one of the above positions, write to Box 23XY, New Britain Herald. 1-13-d3 = l'ol SALE—Two pool tables. Apply at 130 Hartford Ave. 1-12-tf TO RENT e O TO RENT—Space 20x30 for shop, storage or other purpose, heated and all con- veniences. 19 Walnut St. Tel. 548-5. 1-15-1dx FRONT OFFICES to remt. Main Street. Call 2141, 1-15-6dx 1-14-3dx —— e e tenement, 2nd floor, all improvements. 70 Belden St., City. In- quire 881 KEast St. 1-15-14x —_— t, modern im- Inquire 36 Connerton Street. 1-15-2dx —————'—_-, of 5 rooms to rent. desired. Tel. 542-5. 144 Plemnt Slmt. 1-15-1dx TO RENT OR SELL—New first oclass bungalow. All modern improvements. In- quire 82 Stratford Road, Belvidere or call 3112 provements. TO RENT—Garage or quire 242 Hartford Ave. RENT—4 room tenement, 104 well Ave. Apply 102 Rockwell Ave., { 1-15-3ax FOR SALE—Lester upright piano, extra fine ' 1-15-1dx . O 1 i4-odx Someth‘ing to sell, a S tenement or a room to rent? Use the HERALD- classified column. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD. ¥ WANTED—FEMALE HEDP WANTED—Woman for general house: five days a week. Mrs. A. Pilz, 13 Wi throp Street. 1-45- WANTED—Maid for two in family. Mrs. H. ner Harrison and Steel Streets. S. Parsons, co 1-15 WANTED—Washwoman who _tak washings. Address Herald, Box WANTED—Cook or down stairs work. St. competent girl Apply 16 Wul{l - for 529 Li) 1-1 WANTED—Competent maild housework, three ln family. 1856-4. St., Tel. LOST AND FOUND- LOST—Bunch of keys between 336 Main and 216 Arch Sts. Return P Rosso, 336 East Main St. 1-15-1 LOST—Small_brown pocketbook with of money between City Drug Store North St. Friday afternoon, 4 D Finder please return to 150 Myrtle B and receive reward. 1- AGENTS WANTED AGENTS—Make §75.00 weekly selling ginf anteed hosiery. We guarantes weekly full time. 75¢c an hour time. Bxperience unnecessary. Perl) wear Hoslery, Darby, Pa. < 1-18% AGENTS—Make $50 weekly taking for fast selling Goodyear rainco dreds of orders waiting; $2.50 an spare time; we deliver and sample coat free; write today for s odyear Mtg. Co., 6131 Goodye: Kansas City, Mo, : MAN to sell gusranteed shrubs,. trees, plants. Weekly pay. Writey Barry Nureery Co., Roohester, N. GOLD PINS don't corrode. Reasonable prices. Open Dickergian, 131 Main St. MISS KATHARINE LANBEI turer hair goods. ' Combings. switches, ear muffs, etc. Also 18 Garden St., Hartford. Ch. Parker & Demi We can show you twelve acre Farm Westfield. Right on trolley line. ‘Reaso Forty acre' Farm Unionville at a sacrific Nine acre Farm raising stock and ens in Forestville. Twenty-four acres ¢ Berlin street, Berlin, 4 rea] honest to goodng land. Four acre Gardg Truck Farm in Fs :|Parker