New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1921, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN- DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, JULY 8, Thi8 Store Will Be Closed Mondays Up to September 5th, Mid-Summer Sale Prices On Rugs, Draperies and Linoleums It is truly surprising how much one can accomplish in the way of coolness, on making a few simple changes in the home furnishings; say by replacing heavy wool rugs and draperies with those of summer weight and cool colerings. Why not try it in your own home since the midsummer economy ? The following items tell but a small part of the whole story. much more quite as interesting. Have you ever made the experiment? sale means such extraordinary - price A visit to the seventh floor will reveal -——SEVENTH FLOOR GRASS RUGS IN CARPET SIZES We have just recelved another shipment of Grass Rugs, in green, brown and blue, Sizes and prices are as follows: ‘borders. * slze 4-6x7-6, $2.19; size 6x9, $3.39; size 8x10, with stenciled $4.39; size 9x12, $5.39. GRASS RUGS FOR COLONIAL GRASS ONLY 69c Size 27x54, shown in brown, blue and green, with stenciled borders. shore cottage. Linoleum Rugs and Runners Our Linoleum department is showing a com- plete line of Inlaid Linoleum comprising the best American makes. The patterns and marble effects. Midsummer sale prices are as follows: Regular $1.75 grade $1.49 a square yard. Just the thing for Midsummer Sale Price, 69c each. the We have secy Lot No. 1—Si special for this sal Lot No. 2—=i are in tile, wood Regular $2.25 grade $1.98 a square yard. Regular $2.98 grade $2.59 a Inlaid Linoleum These are shown in neat patterns, colors are blue, gray and brown and are used extensively in the kitchen and dining room. are as follows: 7-6x9 .. 7-6x10-6 . 9x12 . One special lot of ‘Armstrong’s Linoleum Runners, size 3x12 feet, slightly imperfect, special at $2.98. LEAVAIT & HAYES, INC. Bullding—Repairing BUIMDERS IN 'WOOD, BRICK §TEED AND CONCRETE of all kinds. Telephones 2244 1918 Dents’ and Jam: d Fenders. Hoos B Mufflers Repaired. We have & special, price on Ford Radiators. = 107 Arch St. Tel, 1326-3. New Bri ay-Saturday specials HAVE MANY v:m( AT TRACTIVE = PRICED “SPECIALS' ‘Come In and Look Them Over. «“SWEET NUT” 1b 25c The Margarine Supreme Lb. SOUPS, cans 15¢ All Varieties Teas-Coffee, Per 1b 25¢ But How Good Up !fil‘lflwchm " 30c Lb, 39¢ Doz. Direct Importing Co. 283 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Steres also: Bristol, Southington. «Everything -Guaranteed” “Postage Prepaid on $1 Mail Orders 5.00 square yard. 2 1-4 yards long, plete with flat rod sizes Peley wod backs, special for . $10.50 $12. a0 back. 3. OIL MEN ARE 10 BE EXPOSED Mexican Officials to Unmask Their Actions Mexico City, July 8.—Plutaro E Calles, secretary of the interior, told Mexican newspapermen informally Wednesday night that the: Mexican government was ‘‘prepared to un- mask American oil producers,” whom he charged with “scandalous actions, rot only against the Mexican treas- ury but against the United States as well.” This statement was published in three Mexico City newspapers yes- terday and there was much specula- tion as to the meaning of the secre- tary’s statement. Alhough the wording of the decla- 1ation of Senor Calles varied in yes- terday’s newspapers, each printed in- interview attributed to the secretary the same sentiments. - He was said to have referred to alleged attempts by American oil companies to Codge in- come taxes by dissolving *he parent corporations and forming numerous subsidiaries. Continuing, the secre- tary said, according to rhe version printed by El Universal: “Knowing the other systems used by the oil companies to hide the true status of their enterprise, the Mexi- can government in defense of its own inerests has by means of agents in the United States started an active campaign to pull the masks from the faces of these companies.” Secretary Calles is said to have re- terred to the complaints of oil com- panies against article 27 of the Mexi- $5.0( "E———— 5 ()0 L] Are You Being Fooled All Developing and Printing done by us has our name on the envelope, whether you get it direct or through an agency. If you have been told that your work is done by us and our name does not appear on the envclope yyou are being imposed upon. Mrs. J. D..Williams, 54 Garden street, won the Five Finishing Ticket this week. Sunday’s film may bring it to Ohmstedt s 244 MAIN STREET. : $5.00 Dollar you next week. Photo Shops 60 ARCH STREET. $5.00 e STEAMSHIP TICKETS FOREIGN REMITTANCES 'TOALL PARTS | GEORGEANUIGLEY 297 MAIN STREET OF THE‘WORLDY NEW RRITAIN CONN price $2.50 a pair. Rauffled Maruisette Curtains—One ‘special of Ruffled Marquisette Curtains, complete with tie- Ruffled Voile made of a very fine grade of voile and are with a double French ounce, complete Special for this sale special RUGS red from one of the large manu- facturers of rag rugs, two special lots, as follows: izes 30%60, regular le $1.59. ze 36x72, price $2.25, regular® prcie $4.50, special for this sale $3.59. Dutch Curtains and Others Dutch Curtains are made of' good quality net. all ready to hang. Regular Midsummer sale price, com- pair $1.89 lot this sale pair $1.49 Curtains—These curtains are made with tie- pair $2.98 can constitution, which nationalizes petroleum deposits. “What has ‘the Mexican govern- ment done,” he asked, ‘“to warrant these unjust complaints that this ar- ticle is retroactive and e nfiscatory ?” The secretary is saldfto have as- werted that oil pipe lines should be made public property. “Local. representatives of. oil com- panies reiterated in statements to uewspapermpn last night that it was Impossible for their concerns to op- eiate except ‘at. a loss under Presi- dent Obregon’s recent decree increas- ing tax on oil exported from the country. They asserted that no in- crease in oil prices could be expected tefore six months at least, adding by that time exportation will have ceased entirely ENGLAND REPORTED HOLDING DECISION Rumor Is That Great Britain Wants Conference With U. S., China and Japan on East Question. London, July 8 (By Associated Press)—Great Britain, it was stated here today, in a quarter usually possessed of reliable information, is believed to have made overtures to the United States, Japan and China on the possibility of -a conference to discuss the .whole Eastern situation If this is correct it is pointed out, it might explain what Premier Lloyd George meant yesterday when he stated in the house of commons that he was awaiting replies from America and -China before making a statement to the public concerning the Anglo- Japanese treaty. Official circles declined to comment on the nature of any communications with the United States, China or Japan but it was said in.those circles it would be reasonable to assume that these countries would be fully sounded before Great Britain Wohld show her hand. Announcement of the British policy is expected to be forthcoming next Monday in the statement which Mr. Lloyd George said he was fairly hope- ful of being in a position to make. This statement is id to be “a very comprehensive one HE LEAPS BEFORE TRAIN. Fourth Attempt of Baltimore Man to Die Succeeds. Baltimore, July $.—Having unsuccessful in three attempts at suicide, William Spencer, 6, jumped in front of an express train of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad last night in Rosedale and was instantly killed. When police visited the man’s room here they found a letter addressed to Mrs. J. B. Williams, Bellwood Park, N. J, in which he wrote as follows: “Dear Sister—My time is close at hand. I see it. Forgive me for what I am about to do.” Spencer was arrested last Saturday after he had .been rescued from the harbor at the foot of Boston street. He then attempted to end his life by inhaling gas but was discovered in time to save his life. He was again arrested Monday when he attempted to hang himself. teen the scene of wild excitement for twenty minutes. mortally wounded aad Sinn Feiners engaged in the hostilities were report- The supply of used cars on the market is great— Find a customer for your auto through the Herald classified column. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS EOR' SALE—Broilers and_weight, also fat fowls J. W. Austin, North Washington St., near bridge, Plainville. Tel. 105~ 7-8-1d I 1921. a g vertiser money. AUTOMOBILES, CLASSIFIED ie A WORD MINIMUM CHARGE CASH IN ADVANCE This is not a question of credit. ling and postage cost more than the price of the lit- tle advt. and in eliminating this work we save the ad- 20c Bookkeepmg, bil- TU LRENT FOR SALE—1919 Ford roadster, new tires, good condition. 1917 Paige touring, cheap. 1917 Saxon six touring. G. P. Manee, 542 W. Main St. Tel. 1632-2. 7-8-5dx FOR SALE—Celery plants, cheap. 18 mn.‘ throp St. Geo. Weyh. T-6- &X FOR SALE—My $750 3-piece tapestry pa lor suite. Used only.2 months. Will sac- rifice. Tel. 2629, 3dx FOR SALE—Painter contractor wishes -to ete. Call at 66 Oak St., or write P. . Box 882. Antonio Demarco. 9dx tor SALE—French hair rabbits, 50c per pair. Apply evenings, Stanley Janaites, 86 Sexton St. i T-1-30 Y FOR SALE—Chevrolet Baby Grand, 5 pass touring car.. Al shape. llon. Owner buying closed car. Box B, Herald. 7-8-4ax TO RENT—Garage, 41 City Ave. ' 7-8-2dx 10 RENT—New 5 room cottage on Newlug- Road, near East St. L. L. Deming, East St. §-2dx e e e 13 to 22 miles per| T0 RENT—Two communicating offico rooms, August 1st. Well heated. 140 Main St 7-8-6a electric $150 cash. Herald. 7-7-3dx FOR SALE—1915 Buick roadster, equipped, in good condition. Address Buick, Box TO RENT—S room tenement, provements. 513 East, Tel. 503. 1l modern im- cor. Chestnut. 7-8-2ax FOR SALE—1919 “Reading-Standard motor- cycle with 1920 flekible sidecar 1919 Harley-Davidson Solo, both overhauled and fully equipped. Reasonable price. Inquire Central GGarage, Plainville., 7-7-4dx AUCTION SALE—I will sell at Auction to the highest bidder a large quantity Household Goods, at my Warehouse, Greenwood St., New Britain, T sell his whole outfit of ladders, letters, Saturday | Couch, Crib, Chiffonier, Stoves, Sidc board, Refrigerator, Dining room furni ture, Chairs, Dishes, Bedding, Pillows. ct Kitchen Cabinet, Large Mirror, Machine, books and typewriter. This wi. be a rare opportunity to buy househol. goods at your own price., - Sewiny T-b-dc FOR SALE—Square piano, good tone. Bring 325 and take it by Friday night. Have two; need the room. W. G. Stellmacher 6-3dx FOR SALE—New and 2nd hand timber and big -timber of all kinds. cylinder 5 pass. car. s0ld cheap. 1 1917 Buick t This stock will 2066-2. be 7-6-3dx Tel. FOR SALE—Three passenger canoe and out- Ait. Phone 626 or 2279. 7-6-30 July 9, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon. Thie lot consists of Parlor Furniture, Tables Rugs, Bookcases, Brass and Iron Beds TOR SALE—A shore cottage, small ment down. Apply Box 9AA, Herald. 7-2-6d pay- FOR SALE—New ture. 115 Beaver house at'low price. furniture. Tel. 1320. nd second st. Sheard, Momauguin, East Haven, Conn. 7-8-1dx TO RENT—A shore cottuge of 7 rooms a| Saybrook Heights. Inquire R. C. Rudolph, 123 Cherry St. Phone 2051. 7-2-6dx INDIAN NECK—Branford Cottage 1905, for boarders until Oct. Prices moderate. 1st. _ Good Mrs. A. D. Frey. table 7-1-1 MOMAUGUIN, Dixle Coitage, Second Ave Room and 1st class board, week-cna guests accommodated. . Private. cottage. e T A T ey and furni- Everything in thc We buy second hana 7-1-1wx SUMMER RESORTS, MOMAUGUIN—Weck-end_guests can find accommodations at Wave Crest cottage on ‘Waterfront. - Special dinner. Mrs. W. J WANTED—MALFE HELP WANTED—At once, a good all around farm hand. Must be good milker and team- ster, steady ‘and reliable. Maple Crofi farm, City. Tel. 73. 3dx WANTED—$3,000 on a first mortgage or property. on car line. Wil pay $100 monthly on principal. P. O, Box 496. . 7-7-2ax. WANTED—Man wanted to sell teas and coffees, etc., in New Britain and vicinity Apply at once to Grand Union Tea C Middletown, Conn. 7-7-3dy WANTED—Local salesmen for service In alding the prevention and identification o! stolen cars; affillated with Wm. J. ‘Burn: Detective Agency for recovery; live propo. sition; auto owners going mad over it; nc limit to your income; Wm. C B. Hickey & Co., 178 Atlantic St.,, Stamford Conn. > 1-7-3a WANTED--Young man for Saturdays; ex- perienced in selling fruits and vegetables The Public Market, 436 Main St. 7-7-2d WANTED—Reliable man as District Super- intendent to sell Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Roses, Shrubbery, etc.; also engage and supervise sub-agents. Exclusive ter ritory. Pay weekly. Apply at once Week Nursery Company, Newark, New York State. 7-8-1dx (OR SALE—Maxwell touring car, Al con- dition. Can be seen 667 Stanley St. Call 2354 for demonstration. 7-7-3dx car, Phone or Griswold Hotel, New 7-7-3ax FOR SALE—New Chevrolet Touring Driven less than 500 miles. write J. H. Looby, London FCR SALE—Seven passenger Buick, $425. A vargain. Morrin Garage, 200 Main St. 7-6-3dx OR SALE—Ford_touring car, in Al con- dition. -Call 82 Church St. 7-5-5dx. FOR SALE—$40,000 Used Car Sale. all description. St. Tel. 811. Cars of M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch 721 LINDER GRINDING—Repmr work of all Automobile parts made to order. Call up and get our new prices. The H. & B. Mfg. Works, 110 Rockwell Ave. 6-15-t1 SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL THAT USED CAR. HUPMOBILE TOURING BUICK TOURING, DODGE _TOURING. OLDSMOBILE TOURING MAXWELL TOURING. OAKLAND TOURING STEARNS. TOURING. L1BERTY TOURING. HUDSON_TOURING. OVERLAND COUNTRY CLUB. STUTZ ROADSTER. WINTON 6 ROADSTER. OLDSMOBILE 8 ROADSTER. REO ROADSTER. FORD ROADSTER. - Easy Time Payments. THE B. & B. MOTOR CD. Sim Bookman, Prop. 18 Main St. Thone 434 3-30-tz WANTED. NTED—Room and board in private fam- by young business woman. Must be in good locality. Address Box $B, Herald. 7-8-3dx VANTEDGentleman _ desires room table board .in western section State prices and location. * Box 21, Herald. an of city Address’ Board, 7-§-3ax TO RENT—Tenement of 4 rooms, with im- provements, good location, rent reason- able. Tel. 18543-4. 7-8-2ax The little Want Advts. are Making Quick Sales These Days — E g g s, Baby Chicks, Second Hand Furniture, Real Estate and What. Not. ONLY CENT A WORD. NOTICES | NOTICE—Buy your phonograph at our July Clearance Sale. ard makes. Reductions on all stand- Widener's, 138 Main St 7-5-1dx NOTICE—Going to Europe in a faw days and must seil my elegant upright pi which cost $550 a yvear ago, immediatel Less than $200 cash will take it. Ad- dress Swanson, Box 22, Herald. 7-8-ldx NOTICE—Removed office temporary to 439 Arch St. Dr. ‘A. J. Savard. NOTICE—Now Open—Baker’s Filling Sta- tion, corner South Main and Stanley Sis. High grade gasoline and oil. 7-8-1dx TO RENT—First class tenement all mod- ern improvements, furnace. 64 Farming- ton Ave. 7-7-3dx TO RENT—35 room tenement, improvement, Apply at 431 Chestnut St. or Tel. 2528 7-7-2dx TO, RENT—Private Garage, electric lights. 443 Church St. Tel. 2045-13. 7-7-3dx TO RENT—Electric Vacuum Cleaner, half day, $1 1y Tel. 7S¢ 5 full day, delivered prompt- 608-2. 7-7-8-11 TO RENT—5 room tenement on Main St., all modern improvements, steam heat, hot water and janitor service. Apply Sicklick, 470 Main St. Tel. 1479-4. 7-7-3dx TO RENT—Ome six room apartment, Main and Elm § cor. one six room apart- ment at 45 Main St.; one five ra»m apart- ment at 364 Elm one four .room apartment at 52 Whiting St. - Also large garage and store room at 443 West Main St. For particulars apply to M. Cohen. Tel. 2425. 7-7-t¢ £0 RENT—5 room tenement, second floor, all improvements. 41 Connerton St., ne: North & Judd factory. Tel. 667-13. D. Negri. 7-6-3dx TO RENT—About July 20, five room tene- ment with garage, on West Main St. Address Tenement, Box 3, Herald. 7-6-3d TO RENT—S room tenement, second floor, all modern improvements, at 43 Belden St. Inquire down stairs. 7-8-3dx £O RENT—Five room temement, improvements, good location. Glen St. P TO RENT—Store on Main St. below Church St. Inquire Mutual Finance .Co. 131 Main St. 7-2-t1 modern Inquire 130 7-6-3dx 10 RENT—5 room tenement at 64 Church St, 2nd floor. Heat, furnished. Enquire at Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church St. T3t ro0 RENT—Garage on Arch St., ngar Main St., suitable for repair work, storage, and similAr - purposes. Inquire ~William® C. Raphael, 330 Main St. “§-28-tf FO RENT—5 room tenement, modern im- provements. Apply at 114 Commercial St. 24-tt WWANTED—1 to 7 people going to New Ha- ven, Branford, Guilford or Madison Sat- urday afternoons. Return Sunday ot Monday. Car for hire during week. Tel. 1755-12 between 6 and 7 p. m. 7-6-6dx . MATTEO & CO., General Platers, Blcyels - ltepairing and lawn mowers sharpened. 35 Broad St., Plainville; Conn. WANTEDL. vEXNALD KLy vANTED—Competent housework. Mrs. general 99 Vine. 7-8-t1 mald for A. F. Corbin, —_ f0 RENT—7 rooms, suitable for roomers. steam heat. Main St. Apply Modern Boot. Shop, 168 Maln St, City, 6-17-tt REAL ESTATE FOR SALK. (WVANTED—Two or three family house, cen- trally located. State price. Address Box 188, Herald Office. 7-8-tf ELECTRICAL REPAIRING—Lighting sys- tems of any make. Generators magneios, batteries, etc. Phone us and we will call. Free inspection. Prices low, ail work guaranteed. = Electric Repair Co. Tel. 799-13. Tel. 1826-5 ax NOTICE—Cars washed and polished, oiled and greased. ectric lights and horns repaired. Clark's Automobile Laundry, rear 103 West Main 8t. Open Frldfl)’ and Saturday evenings. -9dx NOTICE—Berlin Depot Lunch Houcs, open under new management. Wil serve best food at reasonable price. Everything clean and sanitary. Thomas Moschos, Prop 7-7-2ax NOTICE—Electric Vacuum Cleaners rented $1.25 per day. Delivered promptly. All electrical articles repaired. _Satisfaction guaranteed. Andrews. Tel. 1995 6-15-e0d-tt Paper Hanging aud Kalsomining Work done by day or con- tract. Phone 2590-3 and will call. 1. Car- pentier. 7-5-5ax NOTICE—Painting, NOTICE—Tel 1719 for Taxie and laggage. -1-9dx —_— e NOTICE—Local and loog distance moving and hauling; also truck parties taken tu the shore or elsewhere anytime. Rates reasonadble _and satisfaction guaranteed ¥rank E. Brown, 240 Smalley St. Tel. . 1868, %-27-1mo = ——eaa=x FURNISHED kOOMS. TO RENT—Furnished rooms, all improve- ments. 24 Maple St. T-8-2dx TO RENT—Room with or without board, for gentleman. Address Box 26XX, Herald Office. 7-8-3d TO RENT—An apartment of three roems, furnished for light housekeeping. _Adults only. $2 W. Main St 7-7-3ax TO RENT—Furnished room to either lady or gentleman. il Main St, first floor. q-1-24 TO RENT—A furnished three front -for - light housekeening; Grand St. room nice 7z 7-7-3dx TO RENT—Desirable furnished front foom with kitchenette, complete for house- keeping. Central. Steam heat, electmicity, hot baths.. Apply Seeley, 61 Main. 7-f-2dx i T ——.. TO RENT—Two large nicely furnished light housekeeping rooms; all modern im- provements. Also furnished rooms. Mrs. ‘Walsh, 64 Church St: 7-7-3ax TO RENT—A small furnished apartment on South Burritt St. _Tel. 529. 7-6-8dx SITUATION WANTED. FOR SALE-—In Kensington, 15 minutes walk from trolley, 12 1-2 acres land, 6 room house, 1 cow, farm tools. T. F. Cashman, ¥Farm' Agency, Berlin, Conn. Tel. 668-4. 7-8-1dx VANTED—Competent maid housework. Mrs. C. C. Main St., Southington. ington. . for - - general Chamberlain, 33 Tel. 189, South- T-T-1w WWVANTED—Experienced maid for. general housework. Call 1463-1 7-6-1wx VANTED—Maid for general housework with or without washing or ‘laundry work. Steady position and good wages to the right party proving steady and satisfa tory. Apply to Mrs. S. M. Davidson, 142 Fairview St., New Britain, Conn. 7-6-4dx VANTED—Middle aged woman far eral housework. Address Box 34 Herald. gen- Housework, 6-29-t1 WANTED—Farm hand wanted, single, good character; must have experience in al kinds of farm work. No othes need ap- ply. Steady position and fair wages fo right man. Call Tel. 665-3 after 7 p. m Z1a WANTED—Counter man wanted at once. Good pay. Beloin Lunch, 91 Church St. WANTED. Reliable man to look after horses, wagons and do odd work around bakery. Apply { PARKER BUCKEY BAKING CO. 14 Winter St. 8-1d ———— e FIGHTING IN BELFAST. Constable Mortally Wounded and Many Sinn Feiners Also Injured. Belfast, July 8, (By Associated Press)—Union and Kent streets were last night when heavy firing was heard A constable was ed to have suffered heavily. bodies were carried into nearby. The trouble started when a police searching party called at a house in th> district. Fire w s opened upon the party, and in rosponse to a po- lice hurry call, reinforcements were Many houses rushed up. A battle ensued, and the police were fired at from street cor- ners as well as from houses which had been picketed to guard against surprises from crown forces. A DAY IN THE WOODS. The first half of the Methodist Sew- ing class, composed of about 50 young girls, ara spending tha day hik- ing, eating, wading in brooks, pick- ing flowers and otherwise disporting themselves in tha country today. They are under the care of Miss Anna Olson. ‘VANTED—Competent and rellable woman or girl for general housework, v ing or ironing. Apply by phone. Mrs. Elijah Rogers. WANTED—Experienced cashier and book- keeper in large market. Must be honest, reliable and come highly recommended. Address Box 34Y. 7-7-3d WANTED. Salesladies for afternoons, also Saturday nfternoons and even- ings. Apply at once to Raphacl's Department Store. (The Big Store.) 7-7-2a ————— e e LOST AND FOUND. LOST—Between East Main and Chapman Sts., early Tuesday morning, a gra\ crocheted hand bag, containing ownes name card. Please return to Herald of fice 7-7-2dx TOUND—Welnesday, purse on lower end of Arch St. Owner can have same by prov- ing same and paying for advt. den St d_floor MALE OR FEMALE, CLERKS—(Men, women) over 17, for Pos- tal Mail Service. $120 month. Exper- ience unnecessary. For free particula of examinations, write J. Leonard (former Civil Service examiner), 843 Equitable Washington, D. C. -8-4dx CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Tel. 755-12 rixtimates cheerfully given on all s IS BUYING ALL KINDs OF JUNK AND SECGND HAND FURNITURE. Also, Second Hand Men's Clothes. 116 West St. Tel. 633-23. L. ZELDES & FOR SALE—At a bargain, 8 room cottage, barn, 3-4 acre land, in good location at Fisher's Island, N. Y, Address K, Box 3, Herald. FOR SALE—At Stanley Quarter, stucco bungalow and 124x135. Bargain at $8,500. Only $1,000 cash. Everything the best. 2 blocks from trolley, school and stores. Phone 1777-13. 7-5-5dx 7 room 2 car garage. Lot FOR SALE—In Southington, 8 acre farm near trolley, 6 room house, 12 peach trees, 6 plum, 4 pears, 23 apples, 4 pigs, 100 chickens, 1 cow, 1 heifer, 2 acres of corn, 1-2 acre potatoes onions, beets, and all kinds of crovs. Price $3,500, $1,500 cash, balance on time, P. O. Box 1772, OR SALE—In Plainville, two acre farm, 8 room house, furnace, two barns, garage, 28 fruit trees, 38 hens, 1 pig and all gar- den crops. 1 mile from centér. Price $3,500, $1,500 cash, balance on time. P. O. Box 404, Bristol. 7-5-5d WANTED—High clerical position. school graduate Call Plainvilie 38- 7-8-1dx WANTED—Refined middle aged o5 position as housekeeper in id l family or for business couple. 1956-5, or call 49 Buell St, second Loer 7-Resax WANTED—Young woman with child five years, would like positton as housekeeper for widower or small family. P. O. 250. “7-1-2dax all kinds WANTED—Carpenter work Qone at reasonable rates. Minas Boy- ajian, 87 Spring St. 7-6-3dx s WANTED—Position doing general Louse- ork. Can do plain cooking, or work by the day. Address H. K., 216 High St. 7-6-3ax e e WANTED—Carpenter work of any descrip- tion. Shingling and general roof repair- ing a specialty. Tel. 1953. 6-30-6dx of POULTRY. BABY CHICKS—12c per 100; $6.50 for 50, $3.50 for 25; White or Brown Leghorns. Other breeds at low, prices. Safe prepaid delivery. Roy Clark, East Hartford. Ct. 5-16-te e FOR SALE Very desirable residence on West Main. A model home. HUMPHREY H. D. 14 rooms. Modern conveniences, Call on Brand New, 2 seven room houses, with every conceivable improvement, at Bargain Price, right on Farmington avenue trolley line—One on Com- monwealth avenue and one on Farmington avenue —$1,000 cash will buy. See us Now. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. MAIN STREET. 272 PHON E 343—ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. . 3 RENT A TYPEWRITER Special Rates for Summer Months. 3 months for $7.50, all makes except Royal model 10 and Underwood model 5, three months for $9.00. New Britain Typewriter Exchange 72 West Main Street