New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1921, Page 12

Just 100 Beautiful IesSSes "Former Prices Up to $89.50 Now 0y $29.95 Nome, on Approval None Exchanged None C. O. D. not a model in the number but is spring lines. There are Dresses suitable for all Dresses that personify the joy and vivacity of the new season; a recent addition to our regular occasions—street, card party and evening wear and many of i have no duplicates; the size range is 16 to 42; a few are ‘as large as 50. MATERIALS COLORS Beige Gray Copenhagen Navy Blue Brown Henna Black Taffota Satin Crepe de Ohine Canton Crepe Silk Duvetyne Polret Twill Tricotine MODELS Tailored Embroidered Beaded Eyelet Draped Tunic Straight Line —THIRD FLOOR —————————————————————————————————————————————————— NEW SUMMER READING by the best authors for 95 only . Book Balcony. ORE. GREAT WALL PAPER ()m:llf [These are harvest days for all pple needing Wall Paper. For Papers of the better —novelty floral stripes and onnes, with cut-out borders match at 15¢ yard, 50e 35c Papers, roll ... Plain 80-inch Duplex Oatmeals all wanted shades. Cut-out rs to match at 20¢ and 25¢ \ FREE CLASSES FOR CHILDREN In Embreidery and Knitting. Every Saturday from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. let your little girl learn how to sew, knit and embroider; the earlier she begins the more 7o efficient she’ll be later on. bove Papers sold with borders Y. Second floor. VITT & HAYES, INC. LOST AND FOUND Bullding—Repairing ' LOST—Rabbit hound dog, Saturday morn- ERS IN WOOD, BRICK | ing Return to Frank Gray 386 Chestnut ZEL AND CONCRETE U . Mewesd. . 4-37-34x Jiivaizs of 8N kinfs. | LOST—On Berlin trolley _car, pocketbook Street. Telephones 224 with sum of money. Finder please re- . furn o Loretta OGarrity, Kensingzon. in, Conn. Y 1918 | DWLEY BROS. INC. AINTERS D DECORATORS Chapman Street Tel. 758.13 chrerfully given on all jobs | sa1ax | WILL PAY BEST PRICES #OR ALl KINDS OF JUNK and Sccond-land Furniture L. ZELDES Tol " v aa%.23 ORRIN'S GARAGE | 200 EAST MAIN STREET DAKLAND CARS AJAX and NORWALK TIRES STORAGE and SUPPLIES" 3 PIATOR HOSE. — PARTS FOR FORD CARS BRI OWNER WILL SELL ON LIBERAL TERMS. pily house No. 96 Pleasant street, 6§ rooms each floor, 3 on third floor. lot, fruit trees, barn and chicken coops. Barn is now rented as a two- . all amount of eash required. ’ H. D. HUMPHREY 208 NATL_ JSANK _BLDG. OPEN HOV AND SAT. EVENINGS We have customers for Farms On or Near Highway between here and Hartford, be- here and Bristol and in Berlin sechon—' you a ten to fifteen acre farm to sell—See' bout selling your Farm Anyhow. $1,000 | buy cottage in Wooster street. RE'mRENT ONE MINUTE TO MAIN ST. AMP REAL ESTATE CO. PHON F %43 «flfiflu. ELLN n!“ .L”& — ¢ ,TEAMSHIP TICKETS 'OREIGN REMITTANCES OALL PARTS OF THE WORLD 'GPE[M!I'ELEY iy NE'EEH]I_N'EDI! STREET N ! each had a loaded revolver MISS M. HALLETT of the NEMO HYGIENIC-FASHION INSTITUTE New York is with us for a few days. She is an expert in the art of Scien- tific Corsetry, and her daily demn- onstrations of NEMO CORSETS are well worth the attegtion of every woman. Consult her about your own corset problems. She'll Be glad to answer yeur questions and to aid you in your selection of the Nemo model, which was es- pecially designed for your figure, d which will give you un- eamed of comfort, service, health and style. Fourth floor. ) WANTED-—-MALJ. HELP WANTED—Diemaker, strictly Al, in local factory. State experience. Address Her- ald, Box 14BX. 4-28-3d WANTED—Chef at oncé at Hotel Regal. 4-27-3 territory. Write Box 58, Herald. 4-27-2dx WANTED—Men to take part in moving pie- tures. Apply at the Lyceum Theate: NEW TRIAL ORDERED Lawrence F , Sentenced to Five to 30 Years As Habitual Criminal, Will Get Another Chance. Hartford, April 28.—Lawrence Fer. ‘ rone, sentenced to prison for five to 30 years in the Hartford county crim- inal court last October by Judge Frank D. Haines as an habitual crim- inal, was today granted a new trial by the Connecticut supreme court. The opinion is written by Justice | Burpee, who finds error in the trial ' in the lower court, saying that intro- duction of testimony relative to a pre- vious offense is bound to influence a jury and prevent them from render- ing a just decision. Ferrone was charged with having | in his possession burglar’s tools and instruments of housebreaking, and when arrested was riding in a car with three companions. The others and a fourth gun was found behind the cushion of the seat where Ferrone was sitting. The others were finally sentenced to state prison but Ferrone was discharged. Later he was brought to trial, charged with the same crime. —_— WEATHER REPORT Generally Fair Tonight and Wed.nm— day is Prediction New Haven, April 28.—Forecast or New Haven and vicinity: Unsettled weather tonight and Friday. For Connecticu@ Cloudy tonight; Friday fair; little change in temper- ature; moderate to fresh east and northeast winds. Weather conditions. Cloudy and unsettled weather pre- vails this morning along the Atlan- tic coast from North Carolina to Muine. The lowest pressure east of the Rocky mountains is central near Charleston, S. C. Showers have been general in the central and scattered in the eastern districts during the districts from the Mississippi eastward last 24 hours. The temperature con- tinues above normal in the northern districts from the Mississippl east- ward to the coast and slightly below normal from the Missispippi west- ward to the Rocky mountains. Conditions favor for this vicinity unsettied weather with slightly lower If you have a tenement to rent or expect one vacant in the near future, get a prospect for it with- out delay. Use the Herald classified col- umns. It is inexpensive. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD. NOTICES. NOTICE—Have your piano tuned often and you will have a better instrument. Em- ploy experienced A. Hum- phrey. Phone 2063. 4-28-1ax tuners. C. CLA ic A SIFIED WORD MINIMUM CHARGE 20c CASH 'IN ADVANCE This is, net a question of credit. Bookkeeping, bil- ling and postage cost more than thé price of the lit- tle advt. and in eliminating this work we save the ad- vertiser money. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE— Chevrolet 5 passenger, Al con- dition A real bargain. Act quick. P. O. Box 729, City, or may be seen at Ploneer Garage Maiu St 4.21-25-27-29-x | NOTICE—Keep out all cold drafts, dust and rain. Keeps In the heat and saves 26 per cent on all coal bills for all times. Guar- anteed to last forever. “The Bronze Zinc Metal Weather Strip Co.” John McGraw, agent, New Britain, Conn. Office 419 Main St. Tel. 1673. 4-26-3e0dx —— e e NOTICE—Electric Vacuum Cleaners Rented $1.256 a day. Satisfaction guaranteed. Electric Cleaners and all electrical articles repaired. Tel. 2079. 4- NOTICE—Bargain on Tube for $1.75. 30x3 1-2; guaranteed. All sizes of tube Vulcanized for 26c. Peter Rosso, 336 E. | Main St, City. Tel. 1189-4. 4-27-4ax | ol i vl et B A e s NOTICE—Elizabeth T. Pyne, licemsed Chir- opodist, post graduate of First Institute of Podiatry of N. Y. 175 Pratt St, Room 9, Hartford, Ct. Phone Bushnell 2515. 2 4-27-2dx WAL SHEnDe B Sc-ed aivre NOTICE—Electric Vacuum Cleaners to rent 75c half day, $1.25 per day. Deliveréa promptly. Tel. 608-2. 4-27-3d “THE CONNECTICUT PAINT CO.” is at your service to do all kinds of Painting, Paper Hanging, Kalsomining and Interior Decorating. J. J. Richardson, Church St Phone 722. e cedi o ot gnn o SRR R A V S NOTICE—] of auto cylinders. Pis- ton made and piston rings fitted. Special price on Fords. Auto parts made to order. The H. & B. Mfg. Wks. 110 Rockwell Ave. Tel. 2047-3. 4.26-6dx NOTIC! all kinds of sewing done reasonable. Apnly 227 Chestnut St. 4-26-5dx PRGBS S L L Ll St TR S 7 NOTJCE—Instruction given in chemical en- gineering. Also private tutoring in Science and Mathematics. Apply Herald, Box 32X. 4 ba: ANOTICE—To The Merchants of New Brit- ain: Our Parcel Delivery is filling a long felt want. We deliver promptly, make all O. D. collections, and guarantee against loss. Our representative will call upon request and give full details. Tele- phones 2002 and 2090. A. P. Marsh, rear Dickinson Drug Store. NOTICE—New and second hand bicycles and accessories. Bicycle and motereycle re- pairing. Baby carriage tires in all sizes. Locksmith, gunsmith, sharpening. Rip Repair Shop, 156 Main St. J. E. Morrin. 4.26-1wx B e e e NOTICE—Trucking, moving and express, ashes carted also. Frank T. McMahon, 123 Cherry Bt.- Tel. 822.4. 4-25-5dx NOTICE—Cabinet making, furniture /repair- ing, bullding sample boards and models. Day & Frige, rear 163 Arch St. 4-25-1wx out. G. #. 1632.. 4-25-6dx NOTICE—Automobile parties taken Chalmers Six. Reasonable rates. Manee, 542 West Main St. Tel. B T —— NOTICE—Let me do your trucking and moving of ashes from cellar or yard. Priceg reasonable. H. N. Wright. Tel 992-3. 4-23-6a e i i D NOTICE—Smith Bros, Machine Co,, General Machine Work, 152 High St., City. Shop phone 1187 4-22-24 NOTICE—Do your own and save half. We furnish & ton truck and driver. Phone 2016-3 or call after six o'clock at 182 West St., second floor. 4-19.10dx Plymouth Rock, free range stock, 13 for . N W. Baldwin, Kensiggton, Conn. Tel. 254-12. 3-21-t¢ BABY CHICKS—Bred-to-lay; 18c up; Rafe prepaid delivery guaranteed; all Send for circulars Put $4.76.. Roy Clark, East Har HATCHING EGGS—Ringlet, Barred Rocks. A limited number of settings from very high class matings. exhibition and laying quality combined. $3 per setting of 15. John Chaponi, near Upson' Corner, Kens- ington, Conn. 4-28-1dx WANTED—MALE OF FEMALE. YOUNG over 17, for Postal Mail Service. $120 month. Examinations May. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars of Instruction, write J. Leon- ard (former Civil Service examiner) 843 Equitable Bldg., Washington, D. C. NOTICES. NOTICE—Cartoonist, Sketching for entertainmenta, dances; something snsppy. Al Malmgren, Hersld office, City. 9-33 28 NOTICE—Bedding. Have your old mat- tresses, box springs, cushions, ete., made over equal to new and returned same day. Upholstering. Hardware City Bedding Co., 60 Tremont St. Tel. 2314-4. 4-12-26dx t. Phone Colony 895-12. rley, Carpenter and Bullds 52 Second Ave., Cosey Beach. 3- City Advertisement Notice to Contractors The Board of Health will receive bids for the contract for the collec- tion of garbage of the City of New Britain, as follows. (1) For the collection of the gar- bage of the First, Third and Fifth wards (one-half of the city). (2) For the collection of the gar- bage of the Second, Fourth = and Sixth wards (one-half of the city). According to proposals on file in the office of the Eoard of Health, all bids must be enclosed in sealed en- velopes, All bids must be received in the office of the Board of Health by 12 noon, Saturday, May 7, 1921. The Board of Health reserves the right to refect any and all bids. FOR SALE—1920 Harley side-car complete, or will sell body separately. Parsons' Garage, - 680 West Main. 4-27-4dx FOR BALE—1918 Ford Roadster, with de- tachable delivery body. Four new tires. Helene Garage, 107 Arch St., Cily. FOR SALE—7 passenger Chalmers in Al condition. Call at 271 Maple St., between 6 and 7 evenings. 4-26-5dx FOR SALE—By private owner, Chalmers 1818 7 passenger Sedan. = Excellent con- dition. Tel. 1491-14. 4-26-6dx \ FOR SALE—Jitney Bus, 16 pass Studebaker 1918, only 1 year used, cheap, OF CX- change for touring car. Apply Herald, Box 33X. 4-26-3dx —_—— AUTO PARTS—For all ears. Save 850 per cent to 90 per oént. Compiete engines, transmissions, rear ends, magnetos, car- buretors, bodies, tops, windshields, axels, spring and fenders. 100 bargains in used touring cars, roadsters, trucks and chassis: no reasonable offer refused New Britain Auto Exchange, Cutler & Tourgee, Props., 76 Willow St. Tel. 1985. We are dyying used cars. 4-18-2wx USED CARS. 1921 New Ford Runabout with de- livery body, / Never been used. Can buy at a big saving. 1920 Allen Sedan, run 3,000 miles. Like nmew. Will take car in ex- change. 1917 Buick & passenger touring, new paint and top, good tires. Good buy for quick sale. 1920 Ford Coupe. Excellent oppor- tunity. 1919 Paige 7 passenger touring, new cord tires. Paint good. Will sell ut a sacrifice. 1917 Ford delivery. 1916 Briscoe, 5. passenger touring. Good buy for Ittle money. 1917 Ford touring. Price right for quick sale. Apply #. & ¥. MOTOR SALES CO,, 155 Elm St, Tel. 731 4-27-4d REAL VALUES IN USED CARS, DODGE ROADSTER. DODGE TOURING. COLUMBIA ROADSTER. ALLEN- SEDAN, OAKLAND TOURING. OLDSMOBILE TOURING., PAIGE ROADSTER. ARGO TOURING. WILLYS-KNIGHT LIMOUSINE. THE B. & B. MOTOR CO. Sim Bookman, 18 Main St. - Easy Time 484 s30-tt USED CARS OF VALUE. The cars listed’ below are all we have left after our spring rush. But ‘we will_have cars coming in evi ery week. We are open evenings. 1920 BUICK 6 SEDAN. 1918 BPICK ¢ TOURING. 1916 BUICK 6 TOURING. 1913 BUICK 4 ROADSTER. 1918 JORDAN TOURING. 1916 OVERLAND 83 TOURING. 1915 BRIGOE TOURING. 1920 OVERLAND 4 TOURING. 1915 STUDEBAKER TOURING, 1916 OLDSMOBILE TOURING. M. IRVING JESTER, 193 Arch St. Phone 813 Open Evenings. Open Evenings, USED CARS. 1913 Bpick Coupe. 1917 Hudson Sedan. 1917 Dodge Roadster. 1916 Paige 7 Pass. Touring. ‘ 1916 Cadillac Coupe. See us before you buy that Used Car, and save money. LASH MOTOR CO. Cor. West Main and Linciln Sts, Tel. 382. George Dunbar, Salesman. e PERSONADS. N. full set special for week, $6.76. Guaranteed.. Try our sigep. ing method. Teeth extracted no pain. Tel. 76-5.. Dr. Dickernian, 451 W. Main St. 4-23-3dx WANTED—Reliable party with capital of 315000 to purchase half interest in ex- cellent business proposition. _Address Hero AUTOMOBILES, ¥OR SALE—Ford coupe 1920, very mileag Ford delivery, .new tires, de- mountable rims roadster, good con- dition; Olds eight coupe, perfect mechan- ical condition. All of the above cars wil be sold at a surprisingly low flgure. R. H_ Battey, 605 Lincoln St. - Tel. - $-3dx _— . FOR SALE, New and Second Hand Bicycles and ! Fisk Cord .. Fisk No. 68 | Fisk New Departure .. 3.50 i Fisk Thornproor X l Fisk Victor . Goodrich U. S. Tires Star Single Tube -. Racine Tires .... o 4.00 3.2 «._ For ten days only, free chance on $15 bicycle. PETER ROSSO, Tel, 1189-4. 336 E. Main St. and 216 Arch St., 4-27-4ax City. IV AnNE ————— v TO RENT—Two three room tenements, west. ern section, to Amerivan pecple. Modern conveniences and :entrally located. Phous 1249-14. 4-28 .3dx TO RENT—Tenement of .three %62 +High St. Apply. 501 'ain St. 4-28-3ax —_— TO RENT—Six room bungalow, up-to-dste. Inquire 82 Stratford Road, Belvlder., or tel. 2112, 4.28-3 D S S 3 AT TO RENT—Five room tenem: all ' m- provements, middle floor, at 4 Connecticut :ve. Inquire first fioor or at 93 Hartford ve. —_——— TO RENT—5 room tenement 71 Robert St. Call at 67 Robert St. 4~ u-w TO KENT—Ono garage, 130 Black Kook Ave, Ave. Tel. 1127- 4-28-3dx PO NS v S AR A, s U Ly TO RENT—Very desirable temement of 9 rooms on Frauklin Square. Heat furndh- ed. Apply to Camp KNal Estate Co. 4- ZI-ld! TO RENT—S room ments. 82 Richman. * room temement, all Talcott St. Tel. $19- M. 4.28-1dx TO ml‘——lfll St. front offices. Call 2141, 4-2 1-bdx TO RENT—Between June 1st and Oct. Ist, 4 room tenement, furhished, in Elm Hill. Apply M. Juringius, Eim Hill. Tel. 1515-2. 4-26. TO RENT—: five room tenements, all im- provements; 5 minutes from P. &-F. Cor- vin’s factory. Inquire 4¥ Chnerry St. 4-27.2ax TO RENT—A five room flat, newly painted, gas_and electricity. 158 Wilcox St. Tel 1415414, - 4-27-3dx 1'0 mH room temement at 448 East 4-27-3ax RENT—Fiye room tenement, rear of 356 TAfen st s $16.00. Tel. 1085-14. Call between 6 and 7 p. m. at premises. % ¢ 4-27-2ax room. apartment, loeol‘ fioor, 219 Wen Main St 4-27-2dx TO RENT—Tenement of five rooms. in- 4.26-3dx e e e e s TO RENT—6 room apartment. All improve- Heated. Near Maga St. Box 16B, 4-26-3dx quire 356 Corbin Ave. menu TO RlNT—-C, 5 and 6 room apartments, center of city; steam heat and all im- Unfurnished. Box 17K, Her- 4-26-3dx L S S S O TO RENT—One 6 room Modern Apartment in new building recently completed at 561 Main St. Steam heat, hot water and San. itor service. lmquire Wm. C. Raphael, 390 Main St. | 4-26-3d RENT—4 rooms, w/ ts. Inquire 4-22-8dx provemenm u Connerton St. TO RENT—SIx room mm-t. -n modern steam heat and hot water and janitor service all year around. Ap- ply M. Cohen, Tel. 2425. 4-16-tt e SITUATION WANTED, ° improvement ‘WANTED—High school graduate would like a position to care for children aftern Call 209 Plainville. WANTED—Dy High School boy, seventeen, Wjth experience, position on a fasm (dairy erred) during summer vacation. Box 23, Herald. 4.27-3dx ‘WANTED—Position general house- work in small family. Jennie Bilniskey, 98 Grove St., first fioor. 4.26-3dx e handy man to do window cleaning, carpets cleaned, lawn uken of, etc.. Tel. 2163. ax m WANTED—FEMALE HELP — WANTED—Competent cook, references re- quired. Apply Mrs. J. 8. North, Sunny. ledge. 4-28-3d WANTED—AnR experienced girl for general housework. Must be a good cook. Ad- dress Herald, Box X27X, 4-28_3ax WANTED—A Vampire. Apply at the Ly- ceum Theater. 4.28-3a WANTED—Leading ladies—character wom- en and all those who wish to appear In moving pictures. Apply at the Lyceum Theater. 4-28-3a ‘WANTED—Competent eook. Apply 88 Rus- sell St 4-27-2d e A L L S ‘WANTED—For housework—two competent girls who are friends, or a mother with daughter over fifteen. Must be willlng to pend summer in the count: Refer- ces required. Reply to Box 20A., Her- . 4-27-3ax —_— WANTED—Competent wmald for 4-28-3d |' ‘The turnover in U Autos this- Spring Summer will be There is a good demand for second hand ma chines now. Get a cu tomer for yours the classified columns ONLY ONE CENT WORD. WANTED WANTED—Both men and women U part in moving pictures. Apply Lyceum Theater. WANTED—AIl those interested in N Pictures. Apply at the Lyceum T ‘WANTED—Carpentry work. All Jobbing. 15 years experience. Box3l XX, Herald Office. ‘WANTED—To buy house with two o families; all improvements; nea) or East Sts. Post office Box 43 —— WANTED--Amateurs to bring for developing and printing to US results. Arcade Studlo, Kodak H ters. 4~ s WANTED—ALt once, 3 or 6 room aj near Lincoln school. Reply Geol Loomis, P. & F. Corbin Co. WANTED—Gentleman room, vieinity of Ash and Rober dress, giving rate, Box 33W, Herald 4. WANTED—Gardens, work in general. done?’ Address Box lawn cared for. What do youl Y, Herald O 4-26-28-30-(5) WANTED—A Ford coupe. State price, year and condition of car. Coupe, Box 20, Benld Office. WANTED—H cooks, chambermaids exceptional oPpoR on Long Island. Big wages. For particulars write Nassau County E ment Service, 30 Main St, Hen ing by competent laundre: ,t0 to do housework by tl ‘ Hayes, 80 Talcott St. W, house, e garage, for September first. \ 7 Room 214, City Hall. ‘WANTED—Carpenter work' of all tion, old or new, 80c per hr., day by contract. Call or write, Carpentt Main St. Ring bell 2nd floor. 4] Wi communicate with 'ANTED—To who is most particular as to his to. ghe end that advertiser may . apartment of 6 rooms on or n Main by April or May.. Address B¢ Herald 'Omce. walk from Church and Stanley Sta. erences. Address Herald, Box 1¥Z, FOR SALE—Glen: ses and coal. ‘247 Corbin Ave. # per hundred. T. .qanch. Meadow Ave. FOR SBALE—Storekeepers, here's s Tqrth investigatios! Hécsuse of ill owner of a grocery and meat ihiion o Ao 1t—tixtres, stoc leawé. This store's trade is iwell ed! Inquire at the store, 324 iKast New Britain, Conn. FOR SALBE—Househoid kitehen range. 532 Churen St., becol xom, SALE—Household furniture, a Glenwood range. After 4 . Curtiss St. FOR BALE—S room house with two Clinton St. Has to be 50ld this W Britain Pdrm Agency, 166 Main 8 . FOR 8. P“l" tor home n ors. "Abbey stains, Velvet-tone 1l Fioor paints. Gol -~ and _ Allug Bronses, Enamels and Auto Colors. rin Garage, 200 E Main Bt.; FOR SALE-—200 qts of new milk daily, istaction munmnd. Al milk] through a cooler. You won't h ‘pasturize it to keep it. napu Croft. City. Tel. 73. 4! stock All shades IOR SALE—Bicycle ( lnquire 52 Austin St., City. 4= tirely furnished. Centrally located. business takes ‘up owner's time. . Main 'St., Meriden, Conn. FOR SALE—Paint—Buy direct manufacturer. House - and paints, ready mixed, .or. paste, Best. ity, fair prices. The Connecticut M Chemical Company, East Beriin, Tel. New Britain 1193: 4 HURNISHED m TO RENT--Large fremt, airy, room. Sep: te beds. = Suitable ! men. 61 Main St., top floor. 4~ TO RENT—Light housekee; 1y first class; price - num Tel. 37-2. TO RENT—Two or three room urnished; all ‘modern - convenien ain St 72 G TO RENT—Single flrlllhed room, sirable, near vath; all conveniences;| able for one or two' ndmm Tel. 1 after ¢ p. m. 4. O m'l‘—l‘llm keeping rooms; Tel. 1473-12 after 6 p. m desirable all modern conven 4 TO RENT—Two furnished roows for housekeeping. 82 W..Main St. 4. TO RENT—Two furnished fromt 408 Main St. - TO RENT—Furnished rooms keeping: aiso unem.m quire J. Hughes. for light 24 Maple REAL ESTATE ro- SALE. | FOB BALE—Five family hove- ot ES lin St. Cheap If taken at once. Byousoof on premises. 4= ot S e ORI A FOR SALE—New brick bullding, for small factors, milk plant or Price Inquir