New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1921, Page 12

. THE OLD HOME TOWN RPNy BRUNG! WHILE MISS CI GLOVGS ROWE TODAY, CLINT PETT! _ BIRDIE CROWE NOTIONS DRY CLEANING| INA PAINT/NG ETC. 'NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAIN SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 192!. BY STANLEY WAS CLEANING A PAIR OF SMOKING A PIPE. EIGHT BOYS IN ] JUVENILE COURT Five Admittced Stealing Bathing Suits From Fair Store—Two Others Raid Gardens Eight boys, whose ages ranged from 7 to 10 years, were given hearings in juvenile court before Deputy Judge B. 'W. Alling, this morning on charges | of theft. Six of them were charged with making raids on the Fair store and two other admitted helping them- selves to garden produce in the vicini- ty of Jerome street. The six boys who were charged with stealing from the Fair store were heard first. Five of them admitted helping themselves to bathing suits and beauty pins. One boy did not steal but bought a suit from the others. He was permitted to go. The irony of fate impressed itself . upon the boys in a striking manner. Affer their treutle stealing the suits and getting away with them, one boy sold a suit for a dime and only was paid a nickel. Another boy offered a suit to a local merchant for 50 cents and was turned over to the police. The two others were noticed acting suspiciously in the store and upon be- Ing questioned ‘“squealed” on the whole gang. The stolen goods were re- turned and the five boys placed on probation. : Two other boys, one who was only seven years of age, were caught steal- ing tomatoes and cabbages. They admitted their guilt but said they were sent there by another gang. The smal- ler boy was put on probation and the older boy was permitted to go home ‘with his mother. ey By Order of the Honorable Ben- Jamin W. Alling, Judge of City Court of the city of New Britain, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bid- der, on Monday August 8th 1921, at 2 p..m. the following goods and chat- tels to wit: A certain amount cans of ice cream, 20 gallons sweet cream, 1 lot cans Syrup, 1 lot dates, 1 lot candy, 1 bar- Tel Gelatine, 1 lot ice cream cones, contained in the store corner Main and Myrtle streets, and formerly the property of Anthony -Angelo and SHE LIKES TIIE SHIMMY. Woman Tennis Star Says Its Great Exercisc Fér Keeping Fit. Havre, Aug. 6.—The fox trot and the shimmy are “excellent aids to training for lawn tennis,’” Mlle. Su- zane Lenglen blithely declared today just beforo sailing on the Paris for New York, after she: had been in- CoRD WENT BY formed there would be no opportunity to practice tennis on the liner. She intended, she said, to do her training in the ballroom, smilingly adding, however: 3 “Don’t take this too literally.’” None the less the French tennis star, on her way tc a'part in the Am- erican woman's championships, vol- unteered tha information that she was taking along a number of pretty Parisian dancing frocks. SECRETARY HUGHES’ “VACATION” —_— . TO RENT—1 unfurnish TO RENT—Three TO RENT—4 rooms,. all improvements s TO RENT—5 room temement TO RENT—Two tenements o TO RENT—S room FOR BALE—Locust St.. FOR SALE—Twin bungalow, at a 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 ed room with use of kitchen. 16 Pearl Court, 2nd floor. Call after 2 p. m 8-6-3dx s and four room temements, all improvements. Inquire Mrs. Pellitier, 470 Arch St, 3rd fioor. 8-8-2dx ks o e SO AR e TO RENT—Dné down stairs 4 room teme- ment. Inquire 265 Cherry St. 8-6-6d —_— R S bl TO RENT—6 room cottage, all Improve- ments, garden, fruit trees; beautiful place in Belvidere. Address Box 7B, Hera 8-6-4dx e TO RENT—One six Foori tenement, with all improvements. Price $25.00; Toom temement, $15.00. Have also high- er priced apartments. For . particulars call 2425, M. Cohn, 378 Stanley St. 8-6-t1 — Jublles St. sax —_— one four improve- 145 Cherry 8-5-2dx ments, 3rd floor. all 1269-3. st. Tel. T o R TO RENT—7 and 6 voom tenements, all im- provements, 296 Arch® St. 1inquire 178 Tremont St. Tel. 1331-14. 8-5-2dx — TO RENT—Two 6 room tenements, all mod- ern improvements, gas, electricity, i heat. Centrally located. Inquire 4 Arch St. 8-5-3dx P A et LB s i 10 RENT—A five room spartment, West end. Tel 859-3. 8-5-2dx TO RENT—Barns ‘and - sheds. In Levine 22 Hurlburt St." Tel. 527-2. ; 8-4-3dx T — TO RENT—By August 20th, five room tene- ment, all improvements, at 128 Dwight St. Inquire 48 Dwight St. 8-4-3dx Pkl ol vl St A R TO RENT—One 5 room and one seven room tenement, with- all improvements building, cor. Seymour &nd Elm St quire G. Palmieri, 338 Main St. Tel TO RENT—Very desirable 5 and 6 room flats, steam heat furnished. The W. L. Hatch Company, City Hall. 8-3-tt 10 RENT—Two tenements of 5 rooms each. improvements; also separate garages. 1i Connerton St. - 2-6dx all improve- ments, 12. Maple St, 2nd floor. 8-:-6dx RENT—5 room temement St, 2nd ftoor. Heat, fu at Adkjns Printing Co., 66 Church St. ¢ -1 t, modern im- provements. Apply at 114 Commercial Bt. 6-24-t1 TO RENT—7 rooms, suitable for roomers steam heat. Main St Apply Moderr. Boot Shop, 168 Main St, City. €-17-t REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. FOR SALE—8 room house on Berlin St., sbout 1-4 acre land. Teasonable. 669-15. Price and terms E. F. Nourse; Berlin: » 6 room cottage. Wil sell reasonable. H. U. Thompso 59 Aréh St. FOR SALE—Two tenement house, 10 rooms, all improvements; will sell cheap. 251 Fairview St. 8-5-2ax L in; all improvements. Tel. 2146, or Box X20X, Herald. 8-5-2dx e MALE HELP WANTED —_— WANTED—Four neat appearing young men. To work New England states. Transpor- tation paid to those who qualify. See W. Frick, 81 Church St. 8-5-2ax Secretary Hughes' “vacation” this summer consists of what rest he WANTED—Young man with small car, that is energetic. Chance to make money. Ad- dress Box 7W. 8-5-1dx e CLASSIFIED lc A WORD MINIMUM CHARGE - CASH IN ADVANCE - This is not a question of credit. [ 20c¢ : 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 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS AUTOISTS!—Why not save money on vul- canizing. Gem Rubber Repair saves over 300 per cent. Put on cold it vulcanizes itself in 2 minutes. Used on tubes or tires. Free sample. Apply Box 18M 8 YOR SALE—Chalmers cut down, or will trade for Ford runabout. 2§ Trinity St. 3rd floor. §-6-3dx — FOR SALE—Bulck touring, 1918 Model, cord tires, 2 extras, new top and battery this spring. Car recently overhauled, and in excellent condition. Original paint still good. Price $700. A. B, Plerce, 530 East St. s-6-1ax FOR SALE—One Dodge touring car, in good mechanical condition. Price $250. New Britain Auto Exchange, 22 Oak gy -6-3dx FOR SALE—One 1920 Stutz touring car in first class condition; has been run Must be sold to settle es- $2,200. Inquire at 49 Ran- Goiph Ave., Meriden, Conn. Phone 324. 8-4-6ax FOR SALE—Ford Coupe, perfect mechan- ical condition. New tires all around; also Ford roadster. Baker's filling station, corner Stanley and South Main. 8-5-2dx FUR SALE—1920 Ford touring car, m chanically perfect, all good rubbers. $250, C. A. Olcott, 505 Arch St. -3a FUR SALE—1921 Paige 5 passenger Se- dan; only run 10,060 miles. Royal cord tires. Tel. 374-3. 8-4-tt | | -1dx | xOR SALE—Canary bird. ¥OR SALE—Beautiful 5 plece parlor suite, cabinet gas range, combination oak book case and writing desk and comfortable couch. 355 East Main St. 8-6-2a 27 Austin St. 5-6.2ax EOR SALE—Year old hens and chicks; Barred Rocks, good stock. ply 476 South St. near Rocky Hill small Ap- Ave. $-6-1dx FOR SALE—Lot of old and mew lumber of all kinds. Also firewood, 100 yd. sand, 1-6 cylinder Buick car. This stock will be sold cheap as I have no use for the same. Tel. 2066-2. 8-6-2dx FOR SALE—Atlantic Gasoline puts pep in Your motor. Get it at The Walter Tire Shop, 534 West Main St. 3-6-2dx FOR SALE—I have a few Caponets, large framed birds, at a small cost, which in a short time can be fed up by the pur- chaser, to make good weighty Capons. James’ K. Chapman, 155 Wells St. 2 8-6-24 FOR SALE—Boston _Terriers, dark. 112 Carlton St. and 5-2ax light 8 FOR SALE—White Leghorn Pullets. Lay- Ing hens one year old. Mrs. A. Uhryn, 112 Carlton St. 8-5-2dx FOR SALE—Upright Piano, extra good con- dition, ,§100. Used talking machine and records. Easy terms. L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch St §-5-2dx FOR SALE—Reo 1917 5 pussenger touring; good condition. Cheap. 84 Frospe FOR SALE—1918 Studebaker 7 pass. lour- ing car. A rare bargain. Inquire ut Simoniz Service Station, 167 Arch St 8-1-8a% AUTOMOBILE TOPS refinished. 24 Hour Service. Makes old tops like mew. Au- tomobile Painting. The B. U. Thompson Company, 53 Arch St. 7-28-11 CVYLINDER GRINDING—Repae werk of all kinds. Automobile parts made to order. Call up and get our new prices. The H. & B Mic Wagks 116 Bockwell A E e WANTED—FESIALE HELP FOR SALE—Diamond—blue white Very reasonable. Cash only. Box 6, Herald. stone. Diamond, 8-4-3dx SWEET CIDER—Made fresh daily from ripe apples. 60c gallon. Corbin’s Corner Farm, Main Road, Hartford Co., New Britai WANTED WANTED—Tenement of 3 rooms, improve- ments. Phone 802-23, after 4:30 p. m. 8-6-4dx WANTED—Young lady wishes furnished room with private family. Western sec- tion of city and 2nd floor preferred. Give full particulars, including price. Box 5XX, Herald. 8-6-1dx 'ANTED—German or Protestant preferred between 50 and 60 vears of age, to keep house for a wid- ower. No washing or baking. Good Some for right party. Address Box 17, Herald Office. §-4-3d Austrian woman, FURNISHED KOOMS., TO RENT—One large and one small fur- a room at 33 Court St. Mrs. Chap- man. 8-6-1dx TO RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping: also large airy room for one or two gentlemen. 40 Church St., over Victory Lunch. Tel. 722 8-6-1dx £O RENT—Furnished room, with kitchen- ette, for light housekeeping. Electric lights, gas, hot water. Inquire 65 Win- throp St. 8-6-3dx £O RENT—One or two rooms furnished for 1ight housekeeping, separate conveniences. Private veranda. Central. Suitable for adults. 16 Prospect St. 8-6-1dx r0 RENT—Two nice large furnished front Tooms, suiltable for two or more gentle- men. ~Price reasonable. Mrs. Walsh, 64 Church St. 8-5-2dx TO RENT—Furnished apartment.. Residen- tisl section. Herald, Box X12X. 8-5-3dx WANTED—Furnished apartment of 4 or 5 rooms, by refined American couple, in good residential section. Best of refer- ences. Address Herald, Box 5BB. R-4-3ax TO RENT—Large front rooms, uished, all ‘mprovements; board if desired. Tel. newly fur- 1st class tabls Mrs. Ryder, 45 Grand 1537-5. 8-3-4dx C——— NEW BRITAIN BIRD STORE ALIVE- OR FRESH KILLED BROILERS AND FOWLS st. WANTED—Second hand bugsy and s ome- horse farm wagon,, for cash. where seen. Address Box 24 Herald Office. 8-4-3dx WANTED—Board and room, centrally lo- cated. Address Box 25XX, Herald Office. 8-5-3dx The little Want Advts. | are Making Quick Sales These Days — E g g 8, Baby Chicks, Second Hand Furniture, Real Estate and What Not. ONLY CENT A WORD. NOTICES JOHN TEMPLETON & SON, dealer in Hay, and Grain, 164 Hartford Ave., New Brit- ain, Conn. Tel. 2641 NOTICE—We can make your old tires give you 4,500 miles more, at s very slight Cost. _Walter Tire Shop, 534 West Main St. Tel. 145-5. 5-6-24x FUR SALE—Or Eent, meat and groct market; also 3 tenement house. Herald, Box 10AA NOTICE—Authorized Simonlz Service Sta- Jdon open for businss at 167 Arch St Motorists wise Simoniz. Let us demou- strate. 5-1-6dx NOTICE—Cars washed .and polished, olled and greased. Electric lights and horns icpaired. _ Clark’s Automobile Tear 103 West Main St. Saturday evenings. Laundry, NOTICE—OId mattresses, box springs, cush- etc., made over equal to new and returned same day. New mattresses, box tprings, pillows etc., made to order. Up~ holstering. Hardware City Bedding Co, $0 Tremont St. Tel. 2314-4. 7-28-lmox BUMMER RESORTS. FOR RENT—"“The Oak™ cottage, 39 Cen< ter Ave, Momauguin, Aug.- 20th to Sept. 3rd. Cozy place for small family. Gas. water and large screened veranda. In- quire Edward Thoren, 76 Columbus Ave., Meriden, Conn. ~ Phone 601-3. 8§-5-3dx ™ '—Rooms at Pend Point RENT- Beach, Edgewater Cottage Mrs. Frank Keeter. s-2-54 Prices moderate. Mras A. D. Frey. T-1-t2 AGENTS WANTED. WANTED—Agents to sell guaranteed hos- lery Everybody wears. Big profit. Hos- fery House, Tappan, N.'Y. 3-1-5dx —_— AGENTS—Make $75.00 weekly selling guar- anteed hosiery. - We gusranteée $36.00 weekly full time time, wear Hosiery, Darby, SITUATION WANTED. WANTED—W1 experienced Box SIl. and froning to do by laundress. Address Herald, 8-6-2dx WANTED—Refined, middle . aged woman would like position nursing or taking care of elderly woman. Herald ofmce. Trucking and Storage MOVING OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS BY EXPERTS OUE SPECIALTY. Packing, Crating and Shipping either by Rail or Truck. We will take full charge of your movin g, thereby relieving you of all trouble. Best of equipment for Local and Long D istance Furniture Moving. Inter-Urban Transfer & Storage 167 1-2 Main Street, New Britain. Kear of Dickinson Drux Store. Tel. 2090, 2002. A. P. Marsh, Manager For Sale—One of the Best Lots in Stanley Quarter by SCHULTZ & COSTELLO, Inc. ~42 Main Street Tel. 24 4 Brand New Cottage on ‘Comm.onwealth Avenue, right at end of Farmington Avenue trolley line—Seven rooms—Will sell with $1,000 cash— George N. Bartis, partners in business| > snatch between long days at the State Department. and under the firm and style name of the New Britain Candy Kitchen. Attest: Secretary WANTED—Experienced man. on Cellulold Tubing Machine. Good wages paid to right man. Box 54, Leominster, Mass. 8-1-54x e HOUSE CLEANING. " ELECTRIC—Vacuum Cleaners, rented $1.25 Eight machines, all- guaranteel Delivered “prompily. - Tel. 1995 2-2-tf-eod Everything the latest. CAMP REAL ESTAIE CO. 272 MAIN STREET. Also the well known Purina Chicken Chowder, Scratch, Chick and Pigeon Feed. All Sorts of Fishing Tackle 105 ARCH ST., Tel. 1121-3 Mrs. Hughes are shown enjoying a quiet hour at Greystone, the Hughes’ summer home at Rock Creek, near Washington, 30 minutes from the State Department. FRED WINKLE Constable g PHONE 343. ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG, a day. pertect. Rades FOR SALE 2 Family, all improvements, 102 Cherry Street. Single House, large lot, 39 Stecle Street, near Horrison. Large House and Two Extra Lots, 176 Lake Street. Single House, 41 Liberty Street, with all improvements, and garage, H. D. HUMPHREY 272 MAIN STREET, SATURDAY OPEN EVENING LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. Building—Repalring BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK STEED AND CONCRETE Repairs of all kinds. 6 Court Street. Telcphones 2244 » IS BUYING ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND SEOOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, Second Hand Men’s Clothes. 116 West St. Tel. 633-33. L. ZELDES CKOWLEY BROS: INC. PAINTERS. AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Tel. 755-13 tistimates cheerfully given on sl i PAUL P. ZINK, Builder. In wood, brick or stone. Prompt at- tention given all jobbing. Estimates frecly given. 24 ROCKY HILL AVE. Telcphone 2113-12. A. H. HARRIS LICENSED MOTOR TRUCK FOR HIRE ANY DISTANCE. FOR' SPEED AND COMFORT. A. H. HARRIS, Telephone 1238-3 RENT A TYPEWRITER Special Rates for Summer Months. 3 months for $7.50, all makes except Royal mode! 10 and Underwood model 5, three months for $9.00. —wherever you go, take Buddy —even in your golf togs there’s room for him «he’s so small and flex- ible you can put him in your shirt or trousers pocket =you’ll never know he’s thereuntilyouneed him. Tell it to Buddy He never forgets New Britain Typewriter Exchange 72 West Main Street Telephone 612 STEAMSHIP TICKETS FOREIGN REMITTANCES[ THE CITIZEN'S COAL CO. 24 DWIGHT CT. TEL. 326 122 MAIN ST. TEL. 1413 |TOALL PARTS OF THE'WORLD GEORGEANUIGLEY WILSON-JONES ADKINS 66 Church Street 297 MAIN STREET NEWRRITAIN CONN