New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1921, Page 12

This Store Will Be Closed Mondays Up to September 5th. Drugs and Toilet Goods Sale—Prices the Lowest in Many Years TOILET WATERS Coty’s' L'Origan, $3.54, $6.34. Roger & Gallet, $1.25, $1.75 $2.25. Djerkiss, $1.50, $3.75. Violet Simplicity, 50c, 85c. 4711 Cologne, 53¢, 85¢c, $1.75 Mavis, 85c. Melba, 85c. Azurea, $1.90. Houbigant's - $7.00. Houbigant's $3.50, $5.50. $7.00 Coty’s L'Origan Perfume, $4.69. PILLS, TABLETS Aspirin, Bayer’s, 13c, 19¢, Beecham’s 15c. Bromo Quinine, 18c. Bliss Native Herb, 18c, 38c, 79¢c. Hill's Cascara, 15c. Lapactic, 25¢. Pape’s Diapepsin, 35c. Phenolax, 19c. Quinine, 2 grs. 85c per 100. William’s Pink Pills 42c. Blaud’s Pills 18c per 100. Calomel Tablets 20c per 100. Rhubarb and Soda Tablets per 100. Rhubarb Compound 30c per 100. Rhubarb and Ipecac Compoun;l 39c per 100. Soda Bicarb. 10 gr. 25¢ per 100. Soda Bromide, 5 grs. 30c per 100. Soda Bromide, 10 grs. 40c per 100. Migraine, Quelque Fleurs, Cologne, $1.95, 73c. 25¢ 1, 35¢ per 100. 3% inch 1 inch ... % inch .. inch .. . . - 25 Abdominal Supporters . 8 Abdominal Supporters Abdominal Suppoters bdominal Supporters bdominal Supporters bdominal Supporters bdominal Supporters . bdominal Supporters stic Knee Caps or Anklets . c Knee Caps or Anklets c Leggings Leggings Stockings .. Stickings oves ...... oves pves BITION ECREASE st Page.) re were 10, 80 cases were uting attorney ble settlement tion officer re- the foregoing pse of previous lound anything of ‘has the work de- abnormal during Jhere is noticeable, decrease in _the kons arrested for kdemeanors arising f intoxicants. This ore interesting be- blonged industrial de- Eh which we are now ich has resulted in ployment to thousands omen who now have upy their time and is est proofs of the far fit and practical work- prohibition law, as un- e suffering and want uch greater among the country, were still affected or traffic. prmal establishment of a ourt by your honor and the apart of Saturday in each br the hearing of all cases of En under sixteen years of age fiready proved its wisdom and is keeping with the best thought of fe. day in dealing with all forms of venile delinquency and coincident ith the comprehensive and timely report submitted to the governor of our state by the Connecticut Child Welfare commission, as a result of which add fn response to public opin- jon, the legislature just ended passed an’act establishing a bureau of child welfire and a4 juvenile court system throughout the state, to take effect January 1st, 1922, Both of these laws-have a great deal to do with tha probation system and are a for- ward step in legislation relating to protection of child Mfe and shows that the great bulk of our citizens are in- tensely interested in all that relates to child welfare, “The hearings of the juvenile court held in the room of the judge Satur- day 'mornings have centered renewed attgntion aon the lack of accommoda- tions in the present court building now shared by No. 1 fire station and the 'police department. “It would be instructive and en- lghtening to the members of our city government if they could attend some, of these sitfings and see the difficulties' under which the court now functions owing to the lack of room. Witnesses, policemen, lawyers, and those who have to appear in court are &Il more or less crowded into the corri@ers; patrol men’s room, or .the court proper, all of which are already serving their purpose. The comfusion, noise and laxness result- ing, mean, & distinct failure to pre- serve the dignity and decorum of the c-urt.and; to impress those concerned with the .very lessons in respect for law. and, order, for which the court stands,., Other, disagreeable features s to the location have been again Foods Borden’s Malted Milk, 30c, 60c. Borden’s Condensed Milk 20c. Dexti Maltose, 54c, $2.50. Dry-co, 55¢, $2.25. Eskay’s 38c, 58c, $2.35. Mammala, 79¢. Mellin's 55c. Merck’s Sugar Milk, 40c. Nestle's, 45c. ¢ Robinson Barley, 23c, 45c. Thompson's Hemo, 42c, 82c. Medicines Absorbine Jr., 79¢c, $1.59. Castoria, 20c. Cinot, 75¢c. D D D, 21c, 42c, 69¢c. Fellows’ Syrup, $1.00. Freezone, 21c. Grey’s Glycerine Tonic, 92C. Gude’s Pepto Mangan, 79¢. Hoods' Sarsaparilla, 95c. Kellog’s Castor Oil, 19c, 39c. Mentholatum, 18¢, 32c. Nujol, 38c, 75c. Overferrin, 67c. Pinkham’'s Compound, 77c. Pabst’'s Malt, 23c, $2.50 doz. Pancreo Bismuth, 39c. Pluto Water, 27c. Sloan's Liniment, 22c, 45¢, 92c. Wampole’s Oil, 58¢c. B ADHESIVE PLASTERS ...... 5 yds 23c — 10 yds. 86c 5 yds. 27c — 10 yds. 43¢ 5 yds. 32¢ — 10 yds. 5%¢ ... 5 yds 40c — 10 yds %0c $1.85 . $2.50 - $3.25 $3.75 $3.98 $4.19 . $5.00 . $8.350 . $1.19 . $1.60 . $2.25 . $2.75 $2.50 $3.25 . 75¢ 59c 39c and again emphasized by those who have to use the building and the time seems opportune for some relief, to enable Now Britain to take her place with other progressive cities in providing suitable and adequate means for the conduct of city, police and javenile court business, inclyding a proper detention building for the care of women, girls and boys who nay have to be detained for any rea- son before being brought to trial. “In reviewing my work as' proba- tion officer during the past six years, I am more than ever convinced that the vital thing in all probation work is the personal relationship estab- lished between the officer and his charge. \The heart, the will and the mind, once reached, are more bind- ing than bolts and bars. A human soul is a wonderful field, which to cultivate takes patience, time and an everlasting faith in human-kind. This is what counts in the leng run, and the work, though largely routine and to some extent monotonous by reason of the steady application de- manded, affords many opportunities for kindness and service and is rich in possibilities for making changes for the better in the lives of men, ‘women, and children coming to the officer’s attention. “As in past years, I am indebted to all those who by their co-operation helped in the work—to the court for the kindness and interest manifested, and to the prosecutor and police de- partment in general for courtesies and aid extended during the year. “Respectfully submitted, “EDWARD C. CONNOLLY, “Probation Officer.” OPPOSE AUTOCRACY. Inhabitants of Mexican State Want to Select Their Own Mayor. Mexico City, July 13.—Efforts on the part of the governor of the state of Michocan to impose a mayor of his own choice upon the village of Jacona were met yesterday by armed resistance, and in the ensuing clash several per- sons were wounded, it is said in news- paper dispatches. Catholics residing in the village objected to the mayor chosen by the governor and it is said they were still in control of the place. NO STRIKE SETTLEMENT. San Francisco, July 13.—Proposals to settle the marine strike were voted down yesterday by both the seamen’s union and the marine firemen, water tenders’ and oilers’ union. The action of these two unions, it is said, offsets the favorable vote recorded yesterday by the marine cooks and waiters. ““Woman God Changed”’ FOX’S--THURSDAY WILLIAM HESSE & CO. PLUMBING Phone 1016-12. Steam and Hot Water Heating Eaves Troughs and Oonductors New Work llld,-’obblng If you want a good GAS WATER HEATER or if you have no gas, we install a KEROSENE WATER HEATER that is very efficient and economically run. Call us up for details. MAPLE HILL, NEW BRIFAIN Face Powder Azurea, 85c. Coty’s L'Origan, 58c. 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. Coty’s Rose, 58c. Dora, 29c. Houbigant's Evette, $1.50. Java Rice, 32c. La Bache, 42c. Lady Mary, Luxor, 39c. L’Ame, 25c, Mavis, 35c. 35c. 39c. Pompeian, 39c. Pussy Willow, 31c. $2.00 Radior, $1.00. $1.00 Radior, 50c. - Tanty’s, 50c. Shaving Needs $5.00 Gillette Razors, old style, $2.50. $6.00 Gillette Razors, old style, $3.00. $.5A00 Gillette style, $4.25. Gillette Blades, 36c, 72c. $5.00 Auto Strop Razors, $3.30. $5.00 Auto Strop Blades, 39c, 75¢. Razors, new Durham Duplex Razor, 75c. Durham Duplex Blades, 40c. Gem Jr., Razors, 75c. Gem Jr. Blades, 35c. 25¢, P & T Bay Rum, 45¢, 75¢, $1.10 Mennen’s Shaving Cream, 29c. Kool Shaving Cream, 39c. D & R Shaving Cream, 25c. Pinaud’s Lflla_s Vegetal, 90c. Colgate’s Cream, Stick, 35c. 10% Off on all Shaving Brushes. ECONOMY IS URGED Powder, and BY MAYOR CURTIS| Tells Health Board Taxes Come Slow; Every Cent Must Count Economy in all departments was urged by Mayor Curtis at a meeting of the board of health yesterday after- noon.” The mayor said that on account of present conditions taxes will come in slowly this year and it was adviseable to be as economical as possible. He said the city will need every cent which finds its way into the treasury. The prompt presentation and payment of bills was recommended. He particular- ly asked where the grocery bills were for the city hospital and spoke of the necessity of handing them in every month, On motion of Cimmissioner Hjerpe order books will be purchased for the health department so a check-up can be kept on those who make purchases. Recommendations to be made to the city council were approved relative to the Paige touring car. It was voted to recommend the repair and sale of this car, each department paying its pro rata share towards defraying the costs of repairs. It was voted also to recommend to the council the purchase of a Ford sedan for the health board to cost $832.26. The garbage collector will be paid $7 a head for dead horses, according tol|. a report made by Acting Superintend- ent Griswold, Dr. Griswold also re- ported an improvement in collection methods and sanitation. The report of the committee on milk ordinances will be taken up next meet- ing. Two small bills were laid over un- til next meeting on motion of Dr. Walsh to permit Chairman Zwick ana Commissioner McKee to investigate them. e —— LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. Building—Repairing BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK STEEL AND CONCRETE Repalrs of all kinds. 8 Court Street. Telephones 2244 New Britain, Conn. 1918 IS BUYING ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, Second Hand Men’s Clothes. 116 West St. Tel. 633-28. L. ZELDES ROOFING CALL THE John C. Finegan Co. 48 FRANRKRLIN ST., NEW BRITAIN. FOR REPAIRING ALL KINDS OF ROOFS. Tel. 2598. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS CLASSIFIED ic A WORD MINIMUM CHARGE 20c This is not a question of CASH IN ADVANCE credit. Bookkeeping, bil- ling and postage cost more than the price of the lit- tle advt. and in eliminating this work we save the ad- vertiser money. AUTOMOBILES, LOST AND FOUND, FOR SALE—Shoe repairing shop. for quick buy. E E ville, Ct. Cheap H. West, Main St., Plain- 1-13-6dx e T R TIC & 1 CI Brk iey FOR SALE—Before Friday, kitchen stove, table and chairs. Cheap if taken at once, Inquire 193 North St., first floor. 7-13-1dx FO R SALE—Small Buick truck. Bargain for cash. Call Tel.' 1065-13. 7-13-4dx FOR SALE—1919 Ford roadster, $200. 1917 Paige touring, $550. 1917 SaXon-six tour- ing, $350. G. P. Manee, 542 West Main St. Tel. 16 7-13-2d FOR SALE—Hemstitcher for sewing m: chines; nice work; easy to use;, $1 Makes picot edge. Money order or cash. {no stamps). G. Thompson, 67 Congress St., Hartford, Ct. 7-13-2dx FOR SALE—Grade Holsteln cow, Sulin tested; good producer. t. tuber- 551 Stanley 2-2dx FOR SALE—Sand that will Stand the Test for all purposes, free from gravel. Doughty and May, Phone Plainville 10. 7-12-1 FOR SALE—Best lot in the city, by owner. Reasonable. 105 Jubilee St. 7-12-1w FOR SALE—Gabler square piano; tone; $25 takes it this week. change for pigs or chickens need the room. ville. good Would e: Have two; Wm. Stellmacher, Plain- 7-12-3dx FOR SALE—Two mahogany finished desks, With swivel chairs to match. Tel. 246; 7-12-3dx e T S PP R Dt FOR SALE—Upright plano, $100, stool and cover. . Very good instrument. Easy payments. Andrews, 401 Arch St. 7-12-2dx — e FOR SALE—6 year old horse, wagon and harness. . Cheap if taken at once. 196 Jerome St. 7-12-2dx FOR SALE—Good trotting horse, buggy and harness, cheap. 194 Jerome St. 7-12-2dx —_— T FOR SALE—10 acres of standing grass. Reasonable. Apply A. Broska, Elm Hill, or_telephone 1017-13. 7-11-3dx FOR BALE—Horse, wagon and harness. Address P. O. Box 232, Plainville. 7-11-3dx FOR SALE—Stock and furniture of the In- terior of Kilby House, Kensington. Rea- son for selling, going west. Apply at Kilby House, Kensington. 7-11-3dx FOR SALE—A shore cottage, ment down. small pay- Apply Box 9AA, Herald. 7-11-2dx FOR SALE—Le Bal Tabarin, dpringfield, Mass. A gold mine for the right party; situated in the heart of the city; with splendiC opportunity as a restaurant and dancing pavilion. Eight thousand square feet of floor, complete soda fountain and kitchen. Sickness®of owner only reason for selling. A bargain for a quick sale. Partnership also considered. Can be seen also on Sundays. Communicate with Na- tional Realty Trust, 318 Main St., Room 704, or_call on the phone R6526 or W1357, Springfield, Mass. 7-9-1w FOR SALE—Painter contractor wishes to sell his whole outBt of ladders, letters, etc. Call at 66 Oak St, or write P. O Box 882. _Antonio Demarco. 7-7-9dx AV LMK TO RENT—Tenement of 5 rooms, fourth floor, modern improvements. 155 Wash- ington St. . 7-13-1dx —_— TO RENT—Garage, also suitable for re- pair shop; also tools for automobile re- pairing. Rent cheap. 189 Hartford Ave rear. 7-18-5dx TO RENT—Two six-room tenements, second floor, two-family house. All mod- ern improvements, at 47 Chestnut St. In- quire on premises or Camp Real Estate Co. Tel. 343. 7-13-2dx TO RENT—Small garage, $3 a month. 853 East, 7-13-3dx TO RENT—3 room temement, 41 Connerton St., . 2nd floor.* Also 2 room tenements, All improvements. .Tel. §67-13. 7-13-3dx TO RENT—Small furnished tenement. South Burritt St. Tel. 829. 7-13-3dx TO RENT—Four room tenement, heat, new bullding, on Belden St. Reasonable rent. .Apply Geo. L. Gans, 67 West Main St. 7-9-11-13 TO RENT—5 room tenement with garage, west end. Address Herald, Box 30M. 7-12-5d TO RENT—Four room tenement on third floor, to adults only, at 66 Winthrop St. Inquire 1st floor. 7-12-1w TO RENT—First clast temement, 5 rooms, all modern improvements, furnace. 64 Farmington Ave. 7-11-3dx TO RENT—5 room tenement; also 4 room tenement. B. Dubowy, 59 Smalley St. 7-11-3d TO RENT—5 room tenement, all modern im- provements. 259 Arch St. 7-11-3dx TO RENT—1 7 room tenement, 525.00. Alse 6 room apartment. Morrin Garage, 200 E. Main St. 7-11-3d3 TO RENT—Five room tenement at 87 Hart St. Inquire §3 Hart St. 7-11-t1 TO RENT—One 3 room office, 211 Main St. One 1 room office, 211 Main St. Two small store houses rear 211 Main St. One 7 room flat, 1st floor, heated. Apply to W. H. Cadwell, rear 185 Main St. city. 7-11-12a4 TO RENT—Two communicating offico rooms, August 1st. Well heated. 140 Main St. 7-8-6d TO RENT—One six room apartment, cor. Main and Elm Sts. one six room apart- ment at 45 Maln St.; one five rawm apart- ment at 364 Elm St.; one four room apartment at 52 Whiting St. Also large garage and store room at 443 West Main st. particulars apply to M. Cohen. Tel. 7-7-tt TO RENT—3 room temement at 64 Church St, 2nd floor. Heat, furnished. Enquire at Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church St. \ 7-1-t¢ TO RENT—Garage on Arch St., mear Main St., suitable for repair work, storage, and similar purposes. Inquire Willlam C. Raphael, 390 Main St. 6-28-tf TO RENT—5 room tenement, modern im- provements. Apply at 114 Commercial St. 6-24-tf TO RENT—7 rooms, suitable for roomers, steam heat. Main St. Apply Modern Boot Shov. 168 Main St. City. 6-17-tt FURNISHED KOOMS, TO RENT—One or two large cool connect- ing rooms; all improvements. Americans only. 162 Main St., one flight up. 7-13-2dx TO RENT—Furnished rooms, modern provements. 96 West Main St. im- 7-9-5dx TO RENT—Derirable furnished front room with kitchenette. complete for house- Keeping. Jentral. Steam heat, electricity, hot baths. Apply Seeley, 61 Main. 7-11-tf ¥OR SALE—Hudson 1916 6-40 seven pas- senger touring car. Summer and Winter Can be seen at 27 East Main St. 7-13-4dx FOR SALE—Hudson seven passenger car, in excellent condition. Simmons' Storage .Battery Co, 167 Arch St. 7-7-6e0d {LOST OR STOLEN—Ome black cow out of pasture. Reward If returned to H. Gold- berg, 116 West St., city. 7-12-2dx LOST—Raphael’s cardboard box containing clothes, silk dresses, etc., while -moving from Washington St. to West. Finder kindly return to S. Prusianwski, 122 West St.__Reward. I-12-2ax NOTICES — NOTICE—Shoes made to order at reasonable price. 54 Lafayette St. C. Dipace. 7-13-6dx. ¥OR SALE—1916 light delivery truck, in good condition. Price $275. Time pay- ments arranged. Rear 103 West Main St. 7-12-5dx FOR SALE—1918 Ford Panel Body Truck, in very good shape, $275. Box 5R, He ald. 2-2dx FOR SALE—1918 Dodge sedan, 5R, Herald. FOR/ SALE—Buick Roadster, $150. If in- terested, address Box X12X, Herald. \ 7-12-3dx $800. Box 7-12-2dx FOR SALE—Oldsmobile, senger touring, tion, mew tires, Decker. 1919, five good mechanical $600. Bushnell pas- condi- 2833, Mr. FOR SALE—$40,000 Used Car Sale. all description. St. Tel. Cars of M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch 811. 7208 CYLINDER GRINDING—Repmr work of all kinds. Automobile parts made to order. Call up and get our new prices. The H. & B. Mtg. Works, 110 Kockwell Ave. 6-15-tf FORD AND OVERLAND repairing a spec- ialty. Second hand cars, storage space. Overland Rep. Co. H 7-12-5dx FOR SALE—Convertible King Sedan, just overhauled; good tires, mew paint, new battery, bumper, 2 spare tires. Will sell reasonable or exchange for smaller car. Tel. 2514. 7-12-3dx FOR SALE—1917 Hudson super six in fine shape, $1,000. 192 Center St., Bristol 935, 7-12-6d FOR SALE—Chalmers car in Al condition. Bargain if sold at once. 54 Wilson St. ( 7-12-3d —— NOTICE—Electric Vacuum Cleaners to rent, 75c half day, $1.25 per day, deliv- ered promptly. Tel. 608- 7-13-3dx NOTICE—Electric Vacuum Cleaners Rented, $1.25 per day. Electric cleaners and all electrical appliances repaired. L. E. An- drews. Tel. 1995. 7-13-eod-tf A FOR HIRE—Reo truck, local or long dis- tance. Parties of 15 accommodated. Call Tel. 1068-13. T-13-4dx e PATENTS, Trade-Marks, Copyrights. Ha.- old G. Manning, former examiner U, 8. Pat. office. M. A. Sexton's office, 203 Nat. Bank Bldg Phone 379-5. 7-5-eod-lmo NOTICE—Painting, Kalsomining. tract. Ppentier. Paper Hanging and Work don by day or con- Phone 2590-3 and will call. I Car- 7-11,6dx NOTICE—Screens that last, ing. Porches scheened in. ards, Phone 166-2. screen repair- R. H. Rich- 7-11-3dx NOTICE—Tel 1719 for Taxle and D-xt‘lto 7-1-9dx NOTICE—Local and long distance moving and hauling: also truck parties taken t> the shore or elsewhere anytime. Rates reasonable _and satisfaction guaranteed Frank E. Brown, 240 Smalley St. Tel. 1868. §-27-1mo NOTICE,If you are looking for the coolest place on Wed. night go to the Quartette Club Park. The air is refreshing. The refreshments are good and everybody en- joys the dancing regardless of the heat in the city. Try it yourself. Music by Harmony Quartette. Admission 30c. In event of rain dances will not be run. 7-12-2dx —— WANTED- FEMALEK HELP —_— WANTED—Young lady as waitress In res- taurant. 32 1-2 Lafayette St. 7-13-2d FOR SALE—1919 Buick roadster, run only 7,000 miles. Original paint, leathers per- fect. 4 new tires, new Willard battery. Car guaranteed in every way. Must be seen to be appreciated. Reasonable price. Box 30BB, Herald. * 7-12-2dx PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP TIRES at new Low List and tube free with each tire. “Vulcanizing of auto tires and | tubes and_bicycle tires. T. H. COGSWELL, 8 Chestnut Street. SBEE US BEFORF. YOU BUY SELL THAT USED CAR. HUPMOBILE TOURING BUICK TOURING, DODGE TOURING. OLDSMOBILE TOURING MAXWELL TOURING, OAKLAND TOURING STEAERNS TOURING. LIBERTY TOURING, HCUDSON TOURING. OVERLAND COUNTRY CLUB. STUTZ ROADSTER. WINTON 6 ROADSTER. OLDSMOBILE 8 ROADSTER. REO ROADSTER. ¥ORD ROADSTER. Easy Time Payments. THE B. & B. MOTOR CO. Sim Bookman, Prop. 18 Main St. Phone 484 3-30-tf USED CARS FOR SALE. 1918 Hudson Speedster, many extras. 1918 Chevrdlet, big newly painted. 1916 Hudson 6-40 touring. 1915 Hudson 6-40 touring. cord tires, four, sedan, Apply at 8. & F. MOTOR SALES CORP. 155 Elm St. Tel. 731. 7-11-3d $200 down will purchase any of the cars listed below, that are guaran- teed for a period of 30 days against defective workmanship and mater- ial, including service. Our sales- men, who are courteous, will be glad to talk over any proposition on the following cars without the buying public feeling obligated. 1920 Essex touring car. 1920 Overland Sedan (Little Four). 1920 Dodge roadster including Win- ter top. 1919 Ford Coupe. 1919 Oakland Little Six tourins. 1917 Chalmers five passenger tour- ing. 1918 Studebaker, ing. 1918 Chandler, 7 passenger touring. 1917 Cadillac seven passenger tour- ing. 1918 Kissel Town Car. 1918 Oldsmobile, 7 passenger tour- ing. 1917 Saxon roadster. 1914 Mercer touring car. 1915 Velee touring ca: Little four cylinder roadster, $125. COHEN AND HAYMOND, 7 passenger tour- $210. Hupmobile 160 Allyn St., Hartford, Gri Bondmore Hotel. Tel. Bushnell 2357. Your terms are our terms. Open evenings and Sundays until 9:30. 7-13-1w — e —_— WANTED—Experienced wash woman and laundress for private family. Apply Judd & Co., 23 West Main St. 7-12-3d girl for general Address Herald, Box 21BB. 7-12-tf ED—Competent housework. WANTED—Competent maid for general housework. Apply 81 Columbia’ St. # SUMMER HESORTS. FOR SALE—A shore cottage, small pay- ment down. Apply Box 9AA, Herald. 7-11-6dx TO RENT—6 room bungalow at Myrtle Beach, balance of July and August. Ap- ply 230 Maple St. Tel. 1044-4. 7-13-3d MYRTLE BEACH, Milford, Conn.—Nice Cottages $30.00 to $65.00 weekly. $125.00 to $300.00 monthly. Geo. P. White, 133 East Bdwy., Myrtle Beach, Conn. 6-4SEWtL TO RENT—Furnished room, two gentlemen, Jessabell Cottage, St, Momauguin, near trolley. Mrs. Schofleld. 11-3dx TO RENT—A shore cottage of 7 rooms at Saybrook Heights. Inquire R. C. Rudolph, 123 Cherry St. Phone 2051. 7-11-6dx suitable for Henry INDIAN NECK—Branford Cottage 1905, for boarders until Oct. 1st. _Good table. Prices moderate. Mrs. A. D. Frey. 7-1-t¢ MOMAUGUIN, Dixie Cottage, Second Ave. Room and = 1st class board, week-end guests accommodated. Private cottage. 6-21-26ax Double Quick. 272 MAIN STREET. H. D. FOR SALE—MOTORCYCLES. T0 RENT—Furnished room, with or without bosrd, reasonable price.” 33 Ciagweh St. FOR SALE—1919 Indian Motorcycle Wi or without side car. First class condition After ¢ p. m. 54 Buell Bt. 7-12-2dx GEORGEAMUIGLEY 297 MAIN STREET 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. WANTED. WANTED—Ford runabout or touring car, in good condition. Telephone S44-i, Le- tween 6 and § p m. 7-13-1ax WANTED—Carpenters work; s=pecialty. eration. Jobbing = No job too small for consid- Tel. 668-6. 7-13-4dx WANTED—Second hand ball bearing large tired velocipede for 4 year child. Give di scription and price. G. M. Wheeler, Her- ald, Box 6. 2-2dx WANTED—A small cottage or apartment, ‘with improvements. Prefer West end or South of West Main. See Ballard at 85 West Main. 7-12-24 WANTED—Young American gentleman di sires room and board in private family. Address Herald, Box 17K. 7-12-3d WANTED—Experienced man desires work as meat cutter, grocery clerk or can drive delivery . Can furnish refer- ence as to character. Address Box 11B, Herald. 7-12-3dx C. MATTEO & CO., General Platers, Bleycly Repairing and lawn mowers sharpened. 35 Broad St., Plainville, Conn. Tel. No. “:5:,’_; 6.15-2 REAL ESTATE FOR SALK. — FOR SALE—3 connecting lots, 174 ft. fronmt, in Belvidere. Terms. Box SL, Herald. 7-13-3dx e AR AN W R M FOE SALE—Or rent, new 10 room house, all modern improvements, steam heat, 1-2 acre ground, 5 minutes from trolley. Can be bought on very easy terms. Inquire, 140 Main St, Room 9. Tel. e FOR SALE—At Stanley Quarter, 7 room stucco bungalow and 2 car garage. Lot 124x135. Bargain at $9,000. Only $1,500 cash. Everything the best. 2 blocks from trolley, school and stores. Phone 1777-13. 7-11-5dx FOR SALE—In Southington, 8 acre farm near trolley, 6 room house, 12 peach trees, € plum, 4 pears, 23 apples, 4 pigs, 100 chickens, 1 cow, 1 heifer, 2 acres of corn, 1-2 pototoes, onions, beets, and all kinds of crops. Price $3500, $1,500 cash, balance on time. P. O. Box 172, Bristol, Conn. 7-11-6d WANTED—Two or three family house, cen- trally located. State price. Address Box 17BB, Herald Office. 7-5-tf SITUATION WANTED. 'WANTED—Woman wants to go out working by the day. Address Box 20Y, Herald. 69 Lawlor St. WANTED—To take in plain sewing, neatly . at reasonable price; made on short 7-9-5dx NTED—Young 23, sales and executive abilit: ness connection. with clerical, desires busi- Phone 404-5. 7-3-3eodx WANTED—Man for farm work, one used to all kinds of farm work. North Stan- ley road, T. W. Austin. 7-12-2dx e WANTED—Man with Ford car to.sell “K-T Stabilizers” to Ford owners. Write 226 Grandview Terrace. Call 68 Francis Ave. George B. Kinsler, Hartford, Conn. 7-12-3a WANTED—Battery man. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St 1218 WANTED—Boy of 18 to take care of Stude- baker parts dept. A great opportunity for advancement. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. 7-12-tf AGENTS WANTED. —_— LARGE SHIRT MANUFACTURER wants Agents to sell complete line of shirts di- rect to wearer. Exclusive patterns. Big values. Free samples. Madison Mills, 503 Broadway, New York. 7-13- Do You Hear the Call tothe Farm in these days of industrial depression? We have a farm in Kensington we can either sell or swap for city property—Fifty acres of land with stock. See us CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. PHONE 343—ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. FOR SALE Very desirable residence on West Main. 14 rooms. Modern conveniences, A model home. Call on HUMPHREY BUNGALOW FOR SALE Six rooms, oak floors throughout, fireplace, porch screened, large lot. Owner leaving city. Will sell at a bargain. Home Banking & Realty Co. 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