New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1921, Page 10

HARTFORD STORE CLOSED MONDAYS UP TO SEPT. 5 INOLUSIV] NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALDM ‘FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1921. CLASSIFIED HARTFORD Here’s lfiteresting News For Busy Business Men And Factory Purchasing Agents | Our Big Three Day Sale of Business Stationery and Office Equipment . Now is the time for the consideration of the replenishing of sup- plies in the Stationery line. Now, while the activities of your business are every ounce of your energy and not demanding every .moment of your attention, you can well afford to take advantage of these special sale prices. .. Our stock of Stationery supplies is replete with all the latest and best in office labor and time saving devices and inks, mucilages, etc, at reduced prices for this sale. in papers, peus, Look over the following lists and prices and be governed accordingly: 10 per cent. reduction on many ite ally mentioned in this advertisement. ms in our stock not specific- A few are mentioned here. 10 per cent. reduction on all Ink and Adhesives in all makes. Our entire stock of inkwells, pen trays and sponge cups during this sale at a reduction of 10 per ness. cent. 10 per cent. reduction on Columnar Books, all sizes and thick- 10 per cent. reduction on all Post Card Albums and Scrap Books. 10 per cent reduction on all Flashlight Cases and Batterles. 10 per cent. reduction on punches, paper fasteners, etc. e e 200 Sheets of Bond Paper and 100 Envelones Special at $1.49 = [ ORDERS FOR ENGRAVING PROMPTLY FILLED Many other articles not enumerated in this adver- tisement are also in this special sale at special prices. . Pay ‘Envelopes, side opening, 500 envelopes to the box 45c box. Fox’s Playing Cards, regular price 35c. Sale price 27c¢ pack or 3.00 dozen packs. Wire Letter Baskets office use, regular 25c. price 15c each. Stenographers’ Note 4c each or 45c dozen. Gem Paper Clips 5¢ per hun- dred or 39c per M. Modern one-piece Steel Thumb Tacks, sizes 3, 4, 5, packed one hundred in a box: No. 3, 11c box. No. 4, 12¢ box. No. 5, 15¢ box. for Sale Books WITH YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS PRINTED ON 1HEM. This special offering enables you fo fulfill your desire for your own personal stationery, at Good quality, white bond paperin single sheets, 6x7-inch, with envelopes to match— - tremely low price. an ex- with your name and address printed in dark blue ink on every sheet of paper and on the flap of every envelopeé. * Place your orders early and we will see that they are filled promptly. STATIONERY SECTION—MAIN FLOOR ———— ULSTER CABINET ACTS ON PEACE This is the first photograph to reach America show- ing the Ulster cabinet convened in Belfast 'Premier Lloyd George’s invitation peace conference, which is to be | Left to right in the picture are: Sir held (home secretary) to aceapt the Irish in London. Dawson Bates to (finance), E. M. Andrews (labor). , the Marquis of Londonderry (educa- tion), Sir James Craig (prime minister), H. M. Pollock Archdale (agriculture), and J. M. All but Sir Dawson Bates planned to attend the London conference. CHINESE BUILD BlG RALLROAD PROJECT Great Engineering Feat Is Finally Accomplished Péking, July 15.—The, Peking Suiyuan railway, financed and built by Chinese, has just been completed. It is regarded as a triumph of Chi- rese engineering skill as applied to railroa@ building. It extends from the capital, 403 miles through a rich tut undeveloped section, and its con- struction presented many difficult en- ¥ineering problems, and passing as it does through various administrative areas in two provinces, many political obstacles had to be overcome as well. Projected extension and branch Wnes will afford communication with the Yéllow River district on one Land Q.Bd with the Trans-Siberian . system on the other, and will open up, when completed the great hinter- Jand of Kansu and Mongolio. Work on the railway was begun in 1905 when Yuan Ehih-Kai was serving as director general of rail- ways, and the first section from Pe. | king to Kalgan was opened for traffic in 1910. After theat construction was suspended on account of the revolu- ion until 1912, and a further inter- ption of five years occurred dur- irng the European war. Yeh Kung-cho, the recently retired rainister of communications finished the work last winter. When linked up with the Trans-Siberian and with 'he proposed Peking-Canton line, it will afford the longest continuous all- rail communication in the world. APPROVES ONE-PIECE SUIT. ‘Sensible’ for Women Bathers, Mayor Pcters of Boston. Boston, Says July 15.—Mayor Peters has expressed the opinion that the one-piece bathing suit is proper for a young woman. He is an expert swim- mer. “I think the one-piece bathing suit is a sensible and comfortable thing for a woman to wear,” he said. “I don’t see how they can swim at all in those clumsy suits.” The mayor was visiting the girl's bathing beach at City Point where he saw hundreds of girls, practically all of them clad in heavy skirted suits. Many of them - were struggling through first lessons in swimming. “I wish the officials would take more care in passing out suits that fit,” he commented. At the Savin Hill bathing beach, Dorchester, the mayor and Wilbert E. Longfellow, president ot the National Life Saving Corps of the American Red Cross, gave an exhibition in life saving. As the mayor is extremely bald, and ‘“‘grabbing the hair” was an important part of the rescue act, h2 was the rescuer. "To Rent 1—6 room tenement, Main and Elm Streets. 1—6 room tenement, Main Street. 1—5 room tenement, Elm and North Streets. 1—6 room tenement (Rear) 443 West Main Street. 1—4 room tenement, 441 West Main Street. 5—4 room tenements, Whiting Street. 1—Garage, rear 441-3 West Main Street. 1—Store, Main Street. P.J. Murray & Co. Real Estate and Insurance. 325 Main Street. Tel. 258-3 New Britain, Conn. corner No. 45 corner 50-52 FOR SALE—Household furniture. FOR BALEFurniture, FOR SALE—Alaska Refrigera FOR SALE—Shoe repairing shop. FOR SALE—Sand that v FOR SALE—Le Bal Tabarin, The supply of used cars on the market is great— Find a customer for your auto through the Herald classified column. ONLY ON:i. CENT A FOR BALE—MISCELLANLUUS Main St. carpenter chickens and chicken coops. s Inguire 9 Pleasant St., 2nd floor. 7 103 West 7-15-3dx taols, 7-15-1dx 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 in eliminating this work we save the ad- vertiser money. AUTOMOBILES, 1st class condition. Tel. 672-2. 7-15-3d FOR SALE—Ford Touring car, in excellent condition. Tel. 1789, between 6 and 7 p. m. 7-15-2dx 6 FOR SALE—Household furniture, including L pictures, Small stove, water front and pipws. beds, etc, Many small articles. bureaus, chiffonier, tables, Also large mahog any cabinet talking machine and records. 2nd_tloor, 7-15-1dx Leaving city. 709 Stanley St., near Church St. | FOR SALE—Ford roadster, 1917; lots of ex- tras; Saxophone C melody new pads and ds. No reasonable offer refused. Tel. 7-15-2dx FOR SALE—_$75 buys King roadster, in Al running order. Call 811 East St. 7-15-1dx cers use—Al condition. E. Berlin, Conn. Tel. 315-12. 7-15-2d tor, for gro- £. E. Homss, X FOR SALE—Model 640 Hudson 7 passenger touring car, Al mechanical condition; also Dodge Scdan and model 490 Chevrolet. 108 FOR SALE—Choice Broilers. to any part of the city. Tel. 185! Aldrich, 510 Shuttle Meadow Ave. Will deliver D 15-1dx Franklin Syuare. 7-15-2dx WANTED—AUTO OWNERS to know that we now have the best tires and tubes FOR SALE—Canoe, including 3 paddles and set of large wheels. $30 cash. leaving town. Address Box 4, Owne: Herald. 7-14-2dx made! And, the prices will favor the purchaser. Repaired, used tires for sale; retreading and vulcanizing. 321 Park St, T| New Britain, Conn. 7-15-1dx FOR SALE—1920 Ford Touring, with s.f- for quick buy. H. West, Main 3 ville, Ct. Plain Stana tue Test for all purposes, free from Doughty and May, Phone Plainville 1 7-12-12d; Chéap 13-6dx gravel. starter. This car is perfect. Only $3v0. Hall & Mclntyre, cor. Newfield Ave. and ‘W. Main. 7-14-3dx AUTO WANTED—To buy 5 passenger tour- ing car from owner, in good running or- t| der. State particulars and lowest cash price for quick sale. Box 23Y, Herald. 7-14-3dx FOR SALE—1917 Ford touring car, Al con- FOR SALE—Best lot in the city, by owner. 7-12-1w Reasonable. 105 Jubilee St. Mass. situated in the heart of the city; dancing pavilion. feet of floor, kitchen. for selling. Partnership also considered. also on Sundays. Communicate with Na. tional Realty Trust, 318 Main St., Springfield, Mass. sell his Whole outfit of ladde:s, etc. Call at 66 Oak St., Box 882. Antonio Demarco. 1V AKNT TO RENT—5 room tenement, all modern im- “hestnut. provements. Tel. 503. 513 East, cor. 7-15-24: Speingheld, | A goid mine for the right party; with splendiC opportunity as a restaurant and Eight thousand square complete soda fountain and Sickness of owner only reason A bargain for a quick sale. Can be seen | Room 704, or call on the phone R6526 or W1357, 7-9-1w FOR SALE—Painter contractor wishes to letters, or write P. O. -9dx ) dition; price reasonable. 36 Broad St. Flainville. Phone: 15-2. 7-14-3dx FOR SALE—Chevrolet model 4-90 mndner.l NOTICES OTICE—WIll sell mahogany cabinet talk- ing machine and records, half price; all my home furniture, etc. Leaving city. 709 Stanley St., 2nd floor, near Church St. 7-15-2dx e NOTICE—District manager for Hartford county, new device. Phoit: Arm Rest. Every telephone user will buy; exclusive sales arranged. Acme Distributing Co,, 222 Market St., Newark, N. J. 7-15-2dx 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 (_JEN T A WORD. WANTED. WANTED—About August 15, by young American couple, 4 or 5 room apartme. with fmprovements, in 2 or 3 family how in good location. Box 7J, Herald. 7-15-4ux WANTED—A young American couple children) desire a furnished light housekeeping apartment. located. In replying, Address Herald, (no two-room Centrally please state pri “Apartments.” 7-1i-4dx WATER SERVICES nustalled and renewed. Call Zetterman, 190 Vance St. Tel. 1703-2, 7-15-1wx. PATENTS, Trade-Marks, Copyrights. old G. Manning, former examiner U. §. Pat. office. M. A. Sexton's uffice, 203 Nat. Bank Bldg Phone 379- i--¢od-1mo Ha.- NOTICE—Electric Vacuum Cleaners Rented, $1.25 per day. Electric cleaners and all electrical appliances repaired. L. E. An- drews. Tel. 1995. 7-13-e0d-tt NOTICE—I have $1,000 cash to spend for automobile. What have you to olter! Ad dress Box 26Z, Herald 7-14-2d NOTICE—A private party desperately in need of money must sacrifice beautiful mahogany piano, one year old. Cost $600. Sell tor §185. Address W. T. R., box 24, Herald. 7-14-2dx NOTICE—Upright piano, cover. ments. $100, stool and Vevry good instrument. Easy pay- L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch St 7-14-2dx FOR SALE—Hudson Super-Six Sedan, 1917 model, in fine shape. 193 Center St. Bristol. Tel. Bristol 935. 7-14-6d FO®R SALK—Jndson 1916—6-40 seven pas- senger touring car Summer and winter b 2 Jle, or will exchange for a t car or roadster. Can be seen at 2i East Main St. Tel. 474, 7-14-3ax FO R SALE—Small Buick truck. for cash. Call Tel. 1068-13. Bargain 7-13-4dx ¥OR SALE—1916 light delivery truck, in good condition. Price $275. ~Time pay- ments arranged. Rear 103 West Main St. 7-12-3dx FOR SALE—Oldsmobile, 1919, five senger touring, good mechanical tion, new tires, $600. Bushnell 28: Decker. . pas- condi- 33, Mr. 7-12-5d CYLINDER GRINDING—Repmr work of all kinds. Automobile parts made tc_order. Call up sud get our new prices. The H. x1 & B. Mtz Works. 110 Kockwell Ave. T0 RENT—Garage, pair shop; pairing. rear. also tools for automobile Rent cheap. 159 Hartford Ave. 7-13-5d also suitable for re- re- | i €-15-t1 FORD AND OVERLAND repairing a spec- jalty. Sccond hand cars, storage space. Overland Rep. Co. 7-12-5ax TO REXT—Small yarage, $3 a month. East St 7-13-3d 553 —_— x TO RENT—3 room tenement, 41 Connerton room tenements, St, 2nd floor. Also 2 All tmprovements) Tel. 667-13. 7-13+3 IO RENT—Small furnished tenement. South | Burritt St. Tel. $29. 7-13-3d: PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP TIRES at new Low List and tube free with each tire. Vulcanizing of auto tires and tnes and_ bieycle tres. 1. H. COGSWELL, £i-stnut Street. X t x IO RENT—5 room temement with garage, west end. Address Herald, Box 30M. 7-12-51 a TO RENT—Four room floor, to aduits only, inguire 1st floos 7O RENT—Five room tenement at 87 St. Inquite 53 Hart St. tenement on third at 6v Winthrop st 7-12-1w Hart 11-u SEE US BEFORF. YOU BUY SELL THAT USED CAR. HCPMSBiLE TOURING BUICK TUURIN DODGE TOURING. I0 RENT—One 3 room office, 211 Main St. One 1 room office, 211 Main St. Two small store houses rear 211 Main St. One room flat, 1st.floor, heated. Apply to W H. Cadwell, rear 185 Main St. city. 7-11-12 10 RENT—5 room tenement at 64 Churcl St. 2nd floor. Heat, furnished. at Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church St. Enquire OLDSMOBILE LUURL MAXWELL TOURIN OAKLAND TOURING 7 TOURIN TOUKIN G, HUDSON TOURING. OVERLAND COUNTRY CLUB. STUTZ ROADSTE WINTON 6 ROADSTER. OLDSMOBILE 8 ROADS' REO ROADSTER. FORD ROADSTER. Easy Time Payments. a h IO RENT—Garage on Arch St., mear Main St., suitable for repair work, similar purposes. Inquire Raphael, 50 Main St. storage., Witli/m an i 6-28-tf THE B. & B. MOTOR CO. Sim Bookman, Prop. 18 Main St. Vhone 134 3-30-t¢ G TO RENT—5 room temement, Pprovements. modern i Apply at 114 Commercial St. 6-24-1f $200 down will purchase any of the cars listed below, that are guaran- TO RENT—7 steam heat. Boor. Show, rooms, Main St 165 Main St, Appiy Moder City. IO RENT—5 room tenement, all latest Im- on second tloor, at 41 Beiden 7-14-3dx provements, St. Inquire down stairs. TO RENT—Garage. Apply at 61 St., 1st floor. Trinit; 7-14-3d suitable for roomers, n 6-11-tt teed for a period of 30 days against defective workmanship and mater- including service. Our sales- ¢n, 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. y x 10 RENT—Garage, 93 S. Burritt St. 2072-12. 7-14-3a: IO RENT—Four rooms, 2 Pearl Court. Inquire F. 169 Hartford Ave. 7-14-3, Tel. all_improvements, Abrahamson, 1919 Ford Coupe. 1919 Oakland Little Six touring. 1917 Chalmers five passenger tour- ing. 1913 Studebaler, 7 ing. 1918 Chandler, 7 passenger touring. X passenger tour- d TO RENT—Garage. 226 South Moin St. 7-14-2d ‘Tenement of four rooms at 9 Estate Louis Cobey. 7-14-3d O REN’ North St. TO RENT—First class tenement, 5 rooms, all modern improvements, Farmington Ave. furnace. 6 7-14-3a Room for two cars. 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 car, Little four _cylinder roadster, $125. x 9 x 210. 5 Hupmobile x FO RENT—Two or three rooms for light e large airy rooms, Cali Lunch. housekeeping. Also ni single or double. at 40 Church St. Tel. 722. Prices r over V asonable. ory 7-14-3a COHEN AND HAYMOND, 160 Allyn St.,” Hartford, OpD. Bondmore Hotel. x Tel. Bushnell 2357. TO RENT—Garage, suitable for truck or touring car. 963 Stanley St. Tel. 7, 388, 14-3d Your terms are our terms. Open evenings and Sundays until 9:30. TO RENT—Or For Sale—New two-family sarage. house with all improvements and Also to rent, store and tenement in Ber lin, next to Berlin Garage. K Call 1284 7-14-3d TO RENT—Five room tenement on Main St all improvements, steam heat, and janitor service n St Tel 1 Apply Sicklick, 47 —_— For Good Work and Reasonable Price Etop a1 HULTQUIST BROTHERS ¥or General Repairing. Radiators Repaired and New Cores In- from Tanks. atalled. Dents and Jams Removed Auto Bodles and Fenders. Lamps, Hoods and Mufflers Repaired. special price on Ford Radlators. 107 Arch St. Tel. 1326-3. We have _DENTISTS— A. B. Johnson, D. D. S. T. R. Johnson, D. D. S. National Bank Bldg. hot water New Britain. Ct. 7-13-1w WILLIAM HESSE & CO. & PLUMBING Phone 1016-12., Steam and Hot Water Heating Eaves Troughs and Conductors New Work and Jobbing 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 econcmically run. Cali us up for details. MAPLE HILL, NEW BRITAIN CROWLEY BRUS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street o a Tel. 755-13 GAS and OXYGEN ADMIN&TERER ! Estimates cheerfully given on all 70be NOTICE—Cars washed and polished oiled and greased. Electric lights and horns repaired. Clark’s Automobile Laundry, rear 103 West Main St. Open Friday and Saturday evenings. 7-15-8dx NOTICE—Shoes made to order at reasonable price. 54 Lafayette St. C. Dipace. 7-13-6dx NOTICE—Electric Vacuum Cleaners to rent, 75c half day, $1.25 per day, deliv- ered promptly. Tel. 608- 7-13-3dx FOR HIRE—Reo truck, local or long dis- tance. Parties of 15 accommodated. Call Tel. 1068-13. 7-13-4dx NOTICE—Painting, Kalsomining. tract. pentier. Paper Hanging and Work don by day or con- Phone 2590-3 and will call. I Car- 7-11-6dx NOTICE—ILocal and lorg distance moving and hauling; also truck parties taken to the shore or elsewhere ,anytime. Rates reasonable and satisfaction guvaranteed Frank E. Brown, 210 Smalley St. Tel. 1868. 6-27-1mo e WANTED- YEMALE HELP WANTED—Girl for housework. Call to- night between 5 and 8 o'clock. Mrs. Hall, 16 Prospect St. 7-15-1dx. WANTED—Domesti for an invalid. Tel. VANTED—Competsnt girl housework. nurse and companion 2552-13. 7-15-4d for general -.ddress Herald, Box 21BB. T-12-tf — e L —_—— FOR SALE—A shore cottage, small pay- ment down. Appiy Box YAA, Herald. 7-11-6dx TO RENT—6 room bungalow at Myrtle Beach, balance of July and August. Ap- ply 250 Maple St. Tel. 1044-i. 7-13-3d _— TO RENT—A shore cottage of 7 rooms at Saybrook Heights. Inquiré R. C. Rudolph, 123 Cherry St. Phone 2051. 7-11-6dx INDIAN NECK—Branford Cottage 1905, for boarders until Oct. 1st. Good . table. Prices moderate. Mrs. A. D. Frey. g 7-1-tt VMIOMAUGUIN, Dixie Cottage, Second Ave. Room and ~ 1st class board, week-end guests accommodated. Private cottage. 6-21-26dx FURNISHED ROOMS. TO RENT—Pleasant front room in private family, for gentlemen, $2.50 per week. Tel. 2626 7-14-3d L0 RENT—TFurnished rooms, provements. modern 96 West Main St. im- 9-3dx TO RENT—Derirable furnished front room with kitchenette. complci: for house- keeping. - Jentral. Steam heat, electricity, hot baths. Apply Seeley, 61 Main. 7-11-tf TO RENT—Furnished room, with or without board, reasonable price. 28 Church St. Mrs. Olson. 7-11-5dx POULTRY TOR SALE—Fresh killed poultry.. and delivered. Also broilers. ville, 36-12. Dressed Tel. Plain- 7-14-2dx FOR SALE—Baby chicks and suothes pullets, April hatch. 112 Carlton S 7-1 ROOFING CALL THE John C. Fine:an Co. 48 FRANRLIN ST., NEW BRITAIN. FOR REPAIRING ALL KINDS OF ROOFS. Tel. 2598. WANTED—To buy Chevrolet model F. B. State mileage and price for spot cash. Ad- dress, Herald Box 8XX. -14-2d WANTED—Carpenters specialty. eration. work;; No job too small Tel. §65-6. Jobbing = for_consid- 7-13-3dx C. MATTEO & CO., General Platers, Slcyc. s Repairing and lawn mowers sharpened. 35 Broad St., Plainville, Cona. Tel. No. 1 REAL ESTATE FOE SALE. FOR SALE—Six room house, improvements, electric lights, city water; also barn aud six lots, one minute from Plainville G ley line. M@ Mahowski, Box 44, Moun- tain View, F.ainville. 7-15-2dx FOR SALE—3 connecting lots, 174 ft. front, in Belvidere. Terms. Box SL. Herald. 7-13-3dx 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. Inquite 140 Main St, Room 9. Tel 1780, 7-9-6d S wewau G LA D FOR SALE—At Stanley Quarter, stucco bungalow and 2 car 124x135. Bargain at $9,000. cash. Everything from trolley, school 1777-13. 7 room carage. Lot Only 31,500 the best. 2 blocks and stores. Phone 7-11-5dx FOR SALE—In Southingtom, 8 ecre farm near trolley, 6 room house, iz peach trees, 6 plum, 4 pears, 23 apples, 4 pigs, 100 chickens, 1 cow, 1 heifer, 2 acres of corn, 1-2 acre pototoes, onions, beets. and il kinds of crops. Price $3500, $1,500 cash, balance on time. P. O. Box 1z, Bristi, Conn. 7-11-0d WANTED—Two or three family iouse, cen- trally located. State priee. | 17BBE. Herald Omce. —_ WANTED—MALE HELP WANTED—Man with Ford car to sell “i-T Stabilizers” to Ford owners. Write 225 Grandview Terrace. Call 68 Francis Ave. George B. Kinsler, Hartford, Conn. 7-12-3a WANTED—Shoe salesmen to mamage spee- sdalty stores, Conn. and Mass. Good oOp- portunity; steady position: referemce con- .Adential. Address Herald, Box X3iX -14-2d —e MALE OR FEMALE. = e CIVIL SERVICE examinations for men, women over 17. Railway erk. $1,600. Postoffice _Clerk, Government Clerk $1,200-31,500. $1,400. Experience unnecessary particulars, write J. Leonard Civil Service examiner), 843 Bldg., Washington, D. C < —_—————————————— LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. Building—Repairing BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK STEEL AND {ONCRETW Repairs of all kinds. 8 Court Street. Telephones 2211 New Britain. Conn. ALTEY For free (former e IS BUYING ALL KIND= Gr JUNK AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, Secomi Hand Men's Clothes. 116 West St. Tel. 633-23. L. ZELDES City Advertisement SEALED BIDS will be received by the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, at their office, Room 206, City Hall, until .- P M (standard time), Tuesday eveninz. July 19th, 1921, for the furnishing of mat<-ials and labor on the follow- ing: 1. For the construction of a two (2) inch Bituminous Macadam Road- way on Linwood street, between Wal- nut Hill Park and Columbia Street. For the construction of a pave- ment on a portion of South Main Street. 3. For the construction of Con- crete Curbs, Concrete Gutters and Combination Concrete Curb and Gut- ter on streets as required by the City of New Britain, during the balance of the season of 1921. Proposal blanks may be obtained and specifications may be secured at the above office. The City reserves the right to re- ject any and all bids, or to aecept any bid. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORK: Geo. H. Johnson, Secy. Nothing Beats the Charm of a New House — You take nobody’s dirt—But everything is sweet and clean as the air you breathe—It’s like starting out with a good New Year’s resolution — We'll sell a fine new house on near Farmnmigton avenue, for $5.509 ¢ terms. CAMP REAL LSTAGL 272 MAIN STREET. PHON E 343—ROOMS 365 Commonwealth avenue, casy ~ S 5-6 BANK Bl — = OWNER WILL SELL ON LIBERAL TERMS, 2 Family House. Nu. 95 Pleasant Street, 8 rooms. on each floor. premises. Large lot. 272 MAIN STREET, Barn and Chicken coops on fhe Small amount of cash required. SATURDAY OP! " NING H. D. HUMPHRE