New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1921, Page 12

OME TOWN DOC PILLSBURY WAS UROPFRAOCTIC TALK, NO. 39. HY, A SPINE A. VOLZ, THE CHIROPRACTOR (Copyright.) you ever considered what your for—why you have a spine at all? spine is the sole supporting struc. the organs of tho body. The balanced on top of it, and every imuscle and organ below that point pelvis is Supported and maintained in position by this spine Every jar, and fall that the body Is subject to by the spine. I wonder, then, that our backbones— d as they are of small bony wseg- that turn and twist loosely on one troquently become misaligned! IEWARE OF SUBLUXATIONS! #pine Is extremely flexible, even it bears the weight of all the or- Also, it Is delicate. That Is why no perfect spine. Somewhere In backbone there ame weak ots, tions, slightly misplaced vertebrae, pressure on the nerves close to rd. apine is, so Is pour health. If y form of aflment, your back- to blame—nothing tlse. This is now of clinjeal research; and t a prom ot com~ you, your family and J. A. VOLZ e Chiropractor MAIN STREET, BOOTH , Fourth ¥ioor, Hours: 9-12 & m., Hours: Mo , Tuesday, Th and Saturday, 6:30 to 85.30, BLOCK, “Fhone 1739 ursday ROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Tel. 755-12 cheerfully given on all jobs INSULTED l City Advertisement Sewers in Carlson street from New- ing avenue northerly about 200 feet. Clerk’s Office City of New Britain, Conn. March 23, 1921 To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that the Board of Compensation and Assess- ment of the City of New Britain, has made the following assessments of benefits or special betterments, caused by the construction of sewers in Carl- son street, from Newington avenue northerly about 200 feet, viz: East Carlson Carlson West Carlson Carlson Carlson August August $ 28.25 94.50 J. J. 28.75 105.40 78.00 August August J. J. J. August $334.90 And it finde no damages, or special benefits or betterments to any other person or party. Accepted, adopted, certified from record and published twice by order of the Common Council. (N. B. Herald) Attest ALFRED L. THOMPSON City Clerk BRITAIN STAMP LASATU NOTARY SEALS BADGES CHECKS STENCILS S3 CHURCH ST - PHONE 1702 BY STANLEY { \ ON MAPLE STREET TODAY — LEAVITT & HAYES, ING Bullding—Repaning. BUILDERS IN WOOD. ERICK, STEEL AND CONCRETR. Repairs of all kinda § Court St ‘Telepbonas 3244 tlew Britain. Cono. 1914 C. G. CONN.—LTD. BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS Saxophone Instructor Saxophones, Drums and Banjos Repaired, JAS. W. TYNAN, Agent. 68 Black Rock Avenue, S — If you have tried Specialist Chiro- practors, Osteopaths or natureopaths with no results then try my treat- ments for a complete cure. Working people and families are treated at $1.50 per treatment until cured. Electric treatments of all kinds. Electric light baths and all forms of the violet ray machine treatments are givem without additional cost. Private woman's treating room with Jady in charge, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Open evenings. ' DR. COOMBS practor, 252 Main St., Phone 765. Natureopathic Physician and Chiro- Two Family House on Winthrop street. Two Family House and Cottage on Cherry street. Six Tenement Brick Block corner Church street. Call and see us about these " Here is something super-desirable—A One- | properties. mily House on Francis Street, at the right P. J. MURRAY & CO. — Don’t pass this up. We have also a poster street, in the new Community Corpora- One-Family House on p at bargain — $1,000 cash. CAMP REAL BUILDIN G ESTATE CO. PHONE 343--ROOMS 305-¢ BANK RLDG. LOTS have very desirable Lots on Russwin Heights, Hamilton and Hawley Cherry street—on Easy Terms. Also a few good houses at fair prices—Call in. H’ D. HUMPHREY Auto, Firec and Life Insurance. — Suroty Bonds, Also All Kinds of Other Insurance. MAIN STREFT. N. B. NAT. BANK RUILDING FIRE INSURANCE George A. Quigley, 297 Main St. STEAMSHIP T eal Estate andi 325 MAI WALL FAX LESE With the opening of spring, demand for Real Estate increases. If you want to sell your prop- erty get in touch with a prospective customer through the Herald Classified Column. ONE CENT A WORD. AUTOMOBILES ‘ late 1918 Sedan; | bargain for quick | touring. Stutz 1918 FOR SALE—Chalmers, Allen 1918 Sedan: a sale. Stephens 1920 Sedan. Hudson Super Six, coupe. Ford Roadster, 1917. Do business with the , owners. 83 Prospect St. 936-13. H _2dx | THE GREATEST BUY OF THE SEASON. 1921 Model passenger). Still in the good as new. LASH MOTOR COMPANY, “A Reputable Concern.” Phone 382. West Main and Lincoln St 3-22-23-25-26 ‘adillac Sedan (five Run about 4,000 miles. guarantee. Just as \ L __ ] FOR SALE~MISt ELLANLOULS FOR SALE—Flemish Giant Rabbits. Pedi- greed stock. Reasonable if sold at once. 26 Maple St., Plainville, Conn. 3-23-3dx FOR SALE—At once, $50 Victrola and rec- ords, for $20. 331 Arch St. 3-23-1dx FOR SALE—Child’s high chair, self covered round oak ofilce table, $225 Sentinel Auto- matic Gas Stove, kerosene heater and sleeping porch awnings. W. Porter, Tel. 2423. 3-28-2d F. FOR SALE—150 quarts of milk daily for one year from April 1, 1921, at my barn in Newington. Joshua Belden. 3-23-6dx ¥OR SALE—Raspberry plants, i5c a dozen. Frank B. Willlams, West Wood Fark, Flainville, Ct., Sharp’s Crossing. 3-23-3dx FOR SALE—Three tenement house, all im- provements, full sized lot, fruit trees ex- tra lot. Apply 112 Jubilee St., first fioor. 3-23-1ax FOR SALE—125 quarts of milk daily. 154-23. Tel. 3-23-4dx FOR BSALE—Pianos—Several at special price, $150 up to $300. Refinished, like new, guaranteed. Two only new player pianos, $475, regular price 3700, C. L. Plerce & Co. $-23-4dx FOR SALE—Local druggists are now offer- ing Cherry Mul to those afflicted with cougha, colds and run dowh _condition. Cherry Mul keeps you well. Every bot- tle_guaranteed. Recommended by Clark & Brainerd, W. H. Crowell, Miller & Han- son Co., and all drug stores. 1-31-26e0dx bl U b ARG T T e FOR SALE—Two-seat top carriage. Nearly as good as new. Fhone 2279. 3-17-eod2w FOR SALE—Eleven acre farm, six room house, barn and out buildings, in East Berlin. Address XB, Kensington, Conn. - 3-22-2dx FOR SALE—Player Plano, 4 months old, in my home. Perfect, high grade make. Sell cheap, easy payments. Plano or Phonograph taken in cxchange. Moving out. A beauty. Andrews, 43% Arch St. 3-21-tt FOR SALE—S horses weighing from 900 to 1400 Ibs. Call cor. East and Dwight Sts. Rear of Bakery Co. 3-19-6dx FOR SALE—Oil brooders and incubators. Wm. H. Allen. 3.19-6dx FOR SALE—Loose hay, good for cows or horses. Joseph Manning, 30 Lafayette St. 3-18-6dx PERSONALS. PERSONAL—Your teeth extracted In your home. Call 74-5. Make appointment. Don’'t suffer longer. Office at residence, 451 West Main St. Dr. Dickérman. 3-21-6dx- City Advertisement A TR NOTICE. 'own Clerk, of , hereby give Tel. 2197 CLASSIFIED ic A WORD MINIMUM CHARGE 20c CASH IN ADVANCE This is not a question of credit. Bookkeeping, bil- ling and postage cost more than the price of the lit- tle advt. and irn eliminting this work we save the ad- vertiser money. AUTOMOBILER e | FOR SALE—1920 Buick Roadster, excellent condition, all new cord tires, spare tire and cover. Bumper and motor meter. This car can be bought right, terms to suit purchaser. Box 15D, Herald. -t NOTICE. ! NOTICE—Repairing old and building new TO chimneys at reasonable prices. All Kinds ‘of mason work. Chimneys a specialty. F. Selander, Phone 2168, 713 Stanley bt. 3-23-6ax FOR SALE—1920 Special Six Touring, bumper and motor meter, Box 15E, Herald. 3 Studebaker $1350. 23-tf FOR SALE—1918 Chalmers, “Light Si five passenger touring. Top, tires, paint and everything, all in good condition. G. P. Manee, 542 West Main St., ain. 3.21-6dx NOTICE—Regrinding of auto cylinder. Pis- ton made and piston rings fitted. Special price on Fords. Auto parts made to order. All" work guaranteed. The H. & B. Mfg. Wks., 110 Rockwell Ave. Tel: 2047-3. 3-21-bdx Must be sold 3-22-2dx FOR SALE—Runabout $375. at once. Tel. 1056-2. FOR SALE—One Hudson Super Six, Cabrio- let, 3 pass, Al condition. Terms. Ru- dolph, 123 Cherry St. Phone 2501. & FOR SALE—Or will exchange for Ford run- about, a 5 passenger Metz car, in Al con- dition, Address E Nelson, 110 Dwight h;l. 8-22-6dx FOR SALE., 1918 Paige Touring, 1917 Maxwell Touring. PARSONS’ GARAGE, 680 West Main St. 3.22-4dx USED CARS. EASY TIME PAYMENTS AR- RANGED—IF necessary — WITH- OUT ANY ADDITIONAL CHARGES Easy Time payments when offer- ed by RELIABLE AND REP- UTABLE CONCERN, one whose reputation never has been besmirch. ed by a SINGLE MISDEED—CER- TAINLY puts confidence and joy into motoring. When we take used cars in trade we immediately OVERHAUL them, and if found 1o be too far gone, they are dispiwsed of to SECOND- HAND CAR DEALERS—therefore ‘it is to your own protection to buy a used car locally and from a RE- LIABLE AND REPUTABLE §CON- CERN. ‘We would like to have you come in and look the following cars over, and shall gladly demonstrate same to you at your convenience. And show you ghat our prices are far below what you can' buy them else- where. . 1920 PAIGE Touring. Very little mileage. ' 1920 FORD Sedan. 1920 PAIGE Coupe. Good as new. 1919 CHEVROLET. Bargain $400. 1918 HUDSON Touring. 1917 HUDSON COUPE. Very littie money if taken at once, 1916 PAIGE Touring. No reasonable offer refused. 1917 MITCHELL. “Make us an offer. LASH MOTOR CO. A REPUTABLE CONCERN, West Street. Tel, 38%. George Dunbar, Salesman. Agents for Cadillac, Scripps-Booth. / $-21-22-23-26-26 Paige, LATE MODEL CARS AT LOW PRICES. 1820 1920 1920 1918 1917 Buick Touring, 6 cord tires. Hupmobile Touring. Chandler Touring. Ford 7Touring. Maxwell Touring. 1918 Overland Koaaster, 1917 Reo Roadster, You may become possessor of the above cars with a smail initlal pay- meat, balance in ten monthly pay- ments—no bonus, no insurance—or Ted tape. Fairest Terms Ever ‘Offered. o G. COHEN, Haritord, Conn. Model 90. pission. Cars 1 iy R 3-23.1w eter. Jeseust be sold at once. %3 opportunity. Drop WsLthem. We are open Time payments ar- ged. USED 'rchhs FOR SALE. 1920 2 ton Mack truck with stake body. . 1919 2 ton ReXiler truck with stake body. \ 1920 Oldsmobile Express. 1915 Buick kExpress, THE HONEYMAN AUTO SALES 139 Arch -St. Tel, 2109, Distributors for WHITE TRUCKS. 3:22-4dx New Brit- | NOTICE—Painting, Paperlog—Painting and | raper Hanging; Beaver Board and Can-’ vas Ceilings. Wall Paper displayed at your home on request The E. U. Thomp- ! son Cempany, No. 6% Arch St. Telephone 106-2, 2-7-evda-tt E—Electric Yacuum Cleaners rented, .25 per day. Delivered promptly. Saus- faction guaranteed. Lleciric cleaners re- paired. Lel. 2079. 2-2-e0dwct NO1ICE—Seeley’s Entertainment Bureau furnisning talents for Company I Veter- an Corps, Wednesday, also tor ¥ M. C. A. High class vaudeviuie bdunday at Lyceum Taeater, booked through our New Xork aiuliation. 3-22-5d NOTICE—H. W. Sunderiand will do ashes jouos and plowing, with two horses. ‘Lel. 105-5, Flataville. 3-21-6dx . NOTICE—Sullivan’s Taxi and Express Sta- l tion, 111 Church St. Tel. 1324-3. Quick service. closed-in car. 583-13. House Big and swmall 8-21-1wx NOLTICE—Bedding and Furniture repairing. Oid mattresses, box springs, cushions, etc., msdde over equal to new and returned e day. New bedding, etc., made to oruer. Uphoistering. Hardaware City Bedding Co, 60 Tremont St. Tel. 23l4-4. 3-21-36dx WATCH—And wait for our first Annivers- ary bale, begiuning Thursday, Marcn 24, until Saturaay, March z6th. It will be well worth your waile Aill our own good stock reduced, notning imported for the occasion. We take tnis opportunity to thauk our patrons for tueir siaunch sup- port of our little enterprise, and beg to assure them that we snall put forth our . best endeavor to merit their coandence in the future, the same as in tne past. | Lon’t forget—sale begins March 24tn, at! 9 &. M. bome extraordinary bargaius for * A “‘Scooter” given free with every purchase of $6 and over. Arch St. Novelty Shop (M. Y. Leupold), '$a9 Arch St, & doors south of the Aruory. 3-21.3a ST s e N S S A S T e NOTICE—Carbon burnt out while you wait. bvc. a cyunuder. naraware Uity Wweids ing, Cuttung C SHrazug Ce., 18 Wintarop 8t, rear. rhone b6-4. 3-1¥-6ax MULLCE—Carivviust, Chalk Anik and Dkelching I0F cnlerla.uinents, iwifs and qeuces; svelning suappy.” al Aaimgres, Heraic dwice, Uiy ¥-di-tt Courcn St, 40viudacrs, machiwsE aud MACDINE WOTKEIS L0 #ilela Oped Meeilus heid by L A. Of macnimsis. Good Spvas- ers. all welcome. $-24-zax WANLK)—Uentieuicn boarders in private famuy, bowe COOsINg, lauaary ag auvie rates. 1 mign St WANLEU—Vosicion by experienced girl for ' geueral BOUséwourk. Adaress Herad, Sox ! ASLa. 3-23-1dx _— WANLKU—Men and women who sufier will aching, DUCLINE ieel, corns aud caliouses, | W Uy & DOX 0L duow Lrvp Balve, &ec. WOorks wouders. Guaraniced by Clark & Drauerd, W. . Crowell, aller & nan- son Co. Smd Wil drag stores. -l-i6-e0dX WANLED—To rent, cottage or tm-;u.lmv.! GIVE GeBCriptiou, locauvu 8ud rewn AL desiraule, Would consider buying later. | herad, Box Zea. $-21-23-26X PR et s L R VG i WANLED—By American family of three aawts,.rent of SiX Or more roows, within WHIKILUE GiStalve Ol Celllel. Aduress W, care Corpin screw Corpuration, 3-il-3dx WAN1EDO—Woman wants (o do housework L by Lue day, or take care of caudrci. ad. dress HOUSSWOrK, 130X ¥, Heraid. $-22-5uX WANTED—American man wauts board for seif and two caudren. - WiLNg to pay reasonwple price. . Address serala, 1ox | 33x. $-21-3dx WANLEU—At once—clothing for families ol unempioyed. ‘Cne Cuarity Urgdumizas tion heips.iced the hungny ciildren. waill you nheip clowie theln ! Leave packages &t | bz Ceuter St. or teiephone 1z7i. a—zz-zul WANLED—To communicate with landiord | WU 1S MOSt parlicuiar us to his tenauts | 10 the eud tuat adveruser may Oulain aparunent of & rooms on Or uear west Jamin DY April or May. Address £0X s, Herald Quuce. 8-lo-tt WANLEJU—ktour or flive rooms, four pre- ferred, Sccond LOOr, Wiliin ten laihutes ! waik from Church and Stanley Sts. erences. Address herald, Lox 194, REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—Building lot Wilson s station, or will excnauge for | latest model tord car. Frank Brigandi, | 212 mast main St. 8-21-6d ¢ —_— - ¥OR SALE—Corner lot, 63x125, Belvidere; fine location, Stratford Koad and Bright- | ton. Cash price. Can be bought rignt, | Address L. H. Page, 23 Albion St., Water- bury. 8-17-10ax | s S FOR SALE—1 family house, 6 rooms, with all modern improvements (except gas). Call at 20 State St, New Britain, Phone $55-5. 3-18-6dx 60x100 feet LOST AND FOUND. LOST—Between Monroe and Walnut St., brown purse, containing sum of money. Finder Kindly return to Herald office of Tel. 1339-2. Reward. 3-23-2ax LOST—Shell rimmed evening, between Dwight St. and Hart- ford Ave. Finder please return Bloom-) berg’s store, Y. M. C. A. building. Re i 3-21 glasses, Saturday A3 girl, la i1 W. Go “aqu urd Sto