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

H._<iFORD Store Closed Mondays Up to September 5, Inclusive. Steam Pressure ookers — Convenient, durable and casy to operate. Time, labor and fuel savers. and grocery bills. Can be used for canning fruits and vegetables. The use of‘a steam pressure Cooker means less work for the tired housekeeper. A cook book containing 840 recipes devoted exclusively to Stcam Pressure cooking and Cooks an entire meal properly, including dessert, in thirty minutes. canning goes with each Cooker sold. Extra copies $1.00 each. Sixth Floor . Wool Goods 54-Inch All Wool Skirting Plaids, big block and broken de- signs, a clean up of our care- _fully selected lines. Plaids that formerly sold at $3.85 to $5.50 yard. Sale price now Silks sive designs in weaves: May Queen Tally-Ho Here n’ There Rhapsode Tan-Ta-Si, Whippoorwill Panne Ondela 54-Inch Prunella Stripes All ‘Wool, cream ground with broad black stripes for pleated skirts, three excellent designs; former price $4.75. Clearance $3 59 . sale price now.. All Wool Blazer stripes, the popular sport skirting. The bal- ance of our. assortment In black, navy, orange and henna, on cream ground. Formerly priced at $1.98. Clearance sale .. $1.50 To close Reg. Optometrist, Accuracy, Courtesy. . T Quality, Servive. National Bank Bldg. & and OXYG ADMINISTERE® ‘806 MAIN ST. On Your Vacation Whether you are at the shore or in the mountains, you will want to keep in touch with the folks at home. Have the HERALD Follow You While you are away the Herald’s staff of reporters will be on the job and you can get the New Britain news daily as you do when you are at home by having the paper mailed to you. Sent by mail daily, the sub- scription price is the same as at home 18c a Week Senll in your order before you leave for your vacation. Sport Final clearance of our fancy sport silks; the bal- ance of our carefully sc- lected lines in many exclu- the popular Former prices $4.50 to $5.95 - $2.95 ™ Second Floor “See Us and See Right.” TED. 870, ""NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALN /- HARTFORD Saves on meat Knickerbocker Bath Sprays $2.50 to $8.00 How do you bathe? Here's the 1921 manner of thoroughly cleansing the body. Massages as it cleanses the pores. Sanitary. Invigorating. No tub to fill. A wonderful little cleans- ing apparatus for ‘the ath- lete. Sixth Floor SAYS MASTER MIND ENGINEERED THEFT Alleged Auto Thief Held for Trial —Gourt Cases A master mind who forced another man to steal an automobile and a man with a hunting knife with a five inch blade looking for dandelions in people’s back yards at 3:30 o’clock on an August morning, were two of the interesting features which helped relieve the monotony of city police court this morning. Tony Calabrese o!. Rockville, and John V. Cavalieri, f Wallingford, who were arrested by State Policemen Anthony Tomanio and Arthur Pinell, charged with stealing an auto from the Farmers’ Milk company of New Britain were given .a hearing this morning: Calabrese was charged with’ theft and Cavalieri with receiv- ing the stolen car with full knowledge that it was stolen. An expensive 1920 Marmon, found in their possession when arrested, is claimed by the police to also have been stolen. According to the testimony Cala- brese admitted stealing a truck here and driving to Wallingford where he turned it over to Cavalieri who stored it in his cousin’s garage where the truck was camouflaged and later sold. This testimony was corroborated by Policeman Pinell. Both officials stated that Cavalieri denied knowing the car was stolen. Laundry, who was slated to get a hearing in Rock- ville ‘this morning, is said to have been the man who arranged the sale. The car was found in possession of Antonio Grascio, who was painting it a bright red. \ Calabrese, who formerly worked for the local milk company, sald the concern did not treat him right and that Laundry, whoe he told the court was “the master mind” in the case, forced him to steal the car. He said he drove it to Wallingford where he and Laundry left it with Cavalieri. He said Cavalieri did not know it was stolen until after the car was sold. Cavalieri was represented by At- torney William Mangan. The manager of the Farmers' Milk company stid he saw the car at ‘Wallingford. Tt had been dismantled, a new radiator had been placed on it, one tire had been changed, new lights were installed and the car was painted. He said he could not swear positively that it was his car. Deputy Judge Alling found probable cause and held them under $1,000 bail for superior court. 3 “Looking for dandelions,” was the excuse offered by Nocolo Magliano, when arrested by Patrolman Feeney for prowling about the back yard in the rear of Lafayette street at 3:30 ¢’clock yesterday morning. Magliano was found to have a huntinz knife with a five inch blade upon his per- son. He was fined $35 for carrying concealed deadly weapons, the knife being one inch longer than the law allows. Arthur Gauer, charged by The supply of used cars on the market is great— Find a customer ‘for your auto through the Herald classified column. Stats B, Harrison, K American ONLY ONE CENT A WCRD. TO RENT. — — TO BENT—Garage at 381 West Main 6t. #3.50 per month. Tel. 298-2. 3-8-1d TO RENT—Storage room fir st and second floor. Call 68 Hart St., second floor. 8-8-2dx lo. RENT—Four room tenement, on Farm- ngton' road, Kensington. Inquire Globe Hotel, Kensington, near R. R. statio; 8-§-2dx ONDAY. “AUGUST 8, 1921. CLASSIFIE ic A WORD MINIMUM CHARGE 20c¢ - CASH IN ADVANCE This is not a question of credit. Bookkeeping, bil- ling and postage cost moie than the price of the lit- tle advt. and in eliminating this work we save the ad- vertiser money. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—1917 Vim cheap. See us be- fore selling your Ford. We buy and sell on commission basis. Rudolph Garage, 123 Cherry St. 8-5-6dx SALE—Painters and paper hangers t. Party leaving town ing. Write to Herald of- fice, Box $P, Herald. 8-8-3dx FOR SALE—One Buick 4 roadster, A-1 cos ’l-‘OR SALE—Furniture. Must be sold be- dition, with new tires and new Call at 40 Church St. battery. 8-8-3dx iore tonight. Sold cheap. Call 20 £20 Main St. or 1dx FOR SALE—Metz touring 63 Willow St., down stali; cheap. Call §-5-2dx TO RENT—4 Tooms, Jubiles St ), all improvements, 124 8-3-1dx L0 RENT—Tenement of 4 rooms, all mod- &rn improvements, near center. 20 Beatty t. 8-8-2dx e e TO RENT—Garage in barn rear of 553 East St.. $3.00 per month. 8-8-2dx TO RENT—5 room tenement, all improve- ments, 74 Belden St. Inquire 381 East st. 8-3-3dx e TO RENT—Six room tenement, all modern improvements, at 74 Seymour St..2nd floor. Rent reasonable. Apply 427 Chestnut St. Tel. 991-5. §-8-3dx TO RENT—Desk room in office. cation. If interester, Address Box X16X. Good lo- Herald, 8-8-2dx e TO RENT—Down stairs tenement of 5 rooms, all improvements. 177 Spring St. 8-8-3dx —e TO RENT—1 unfurnished room with use of kitchen. 16 Pearl Court, 2nd floor. Call .after 2 p. m. 8-6-3dx —_— ¥O RENT—Three and four room temements, all improvements. Inquire Mrs. Pellitier, 470 Arch St, 3ra fioor. 8-6-2ax TO RENT—Dne down stairs 4 room tene- ment. Inquire 265 Cherry St. 8-6-6d TO RENT—8 room cottage, all improve- ments, garden, fruit trees; beautiful place in Belvidere. Address Box 7B, Herald. 8-8-4ax —— TO RENT—One six room tenement, with all improvements. Price $25.00; one _four room tenement, $15.00. Have also: high- er priced apartments. For particulars call 2425, M. Cohn, 378 Stanley St. 8-6-tt TO RENT—Two 8 room tenements, all mod- ern improvements, gas, electricity, steam heat. Centrally located. Inquire 174 Arch St. 8-5-3ax TO RENT—Very desirable 5. and 6 room flats, steam hest furnished. ' The W. L. Hatch Company. City Hal 8-3-tt TO RENT—Two tenements of § rooms each, improyements; also separate garages. 14 Connerton St, 8-2-6dx FOR SALE—Overland touring, mechanically perfect. Will demonstrate. N. Middleton, 523 West Main St. 8-8-3dx FOR SALE—1915 Studebaker, $225; In good running order Call at 521 West Main St. $-8-1dx ¥OR SALE—Chalmers cut down, or will trade for Ford runabout. 2§ Trinity St, 3rd_floor. §-6-3dx FOR SALE—Beautiful 5 plece parlor suite, cabinet gas range, combination oak book case and writing desk and comfortable couch. 355 East Main St. 8-6-2d ¥OR SALE—Canary bird. 27 Austin St. §-6-2dx FOR SALE—Lot of old and new lumber of all kinds. Also firewood, 100 vd. sand, 1-6 cylinder Buick car. This stock will be sold cheap as I have no use for the same. Tel. 2066-2. 5-6-2dx FOR SALE—One Dodge touring car, In good mechanical condition. Price $250. New Britain Auto Exchange, 22 Oak St., City. §-6-3dx KOR SALE—One 1920 Stutz in first class condition; 1,100 miles. - Must be sold to settle es- tate. Price $2,200. Inquire at 49 Ran- dolph Ave., Meriden, Conn. Phone 924. §-4-6dx touring car has been run FOR SALE—1921 Palge G5 passenger Se- dan; only run 10,060 miles. Royal cord tires. Tel. 37 §-d-tt AUTOMOBILE TOPS refinished. Service. Makes old tops like tomobile Painti The E. U. Company, 53 Arch St. 24 Hour new. Au- Thompson 7-28-11 CYLINDER GRINDING—Repms work of all kinds. Automobile parts made to order. Call up and get our new prices. The . & B. Mfg. Works, 110 Kockwell Ave. 8-15-tf —e e FURNISHED KOOMS. 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. $7s-1dx TO RENT—Light housekeeping rooms, one, two or three rooms as desired; all con- veniences; gas, electric light and set tubs. Large pantry and verayda. Also one front room and one side room for one or two gentlemen. Miss L. 1. Fincl, 81 Church St. §8-8-2dx TO RENT—Furnished room, with kitchen- ette, for light housekeeping. .Electric lights, gas, hot water. Inquire 65 Win- throp St. 8-6-3dx TO RENT—Furnished apartment.. Residen- tial section. Herald, Box X12X. 8-5-3dx 10 RENT—S5 room {enement at 6 Church St, 2nd focr. Heat, furnished. Enquire at Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church St. T-1-tt TO RENT—S room tenement, modern im- provements. Apply at 114 Commurc:l; 8t. -24-t1 TO RENT—7 rooms, sultable for roomers. steam heat. - Main - St. ~ Apply Modern Boot Shop, 168 Main St. City. 6-17-t¢ If you have any form of Rheuma- tism, Heart Affection, Stomach Trouble, Chronic Appendicitis, Chest Disease, including Tuberculosis, when not too far advanced, or any other ail- ment, you need my treatments for a complete cure. Electric treatments of all kinds. Electric light baths and all forms of the violet ray machine treatments are given without additional cost. Private woman’s treating room with lady fu charge, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Open evenings. DR. COOMBS The Natureapathic Physiclan and Chiropractor, 252 Main St., Phone 765 —_— motor vehicle without an operator’s license, said he drives several cars and left the license in another car. He was fined $1 without costs. Paul Mirandi, chargyd by Traffic Supervisor Lanpher with parking his car in front of the Y. M. C. A. for an rcour and a half, was fined $2 with- out costs. John Maloney, charged with get- ting drunk Saturday night and bom- barding a car driven by Mrs. W. H. Goodwin of 65 Lincoln street, with Lottles, was charged with assaullt as well as drunkenness. He was ar- reted by Motorcycle Policeman Wil- liam S. Strolls. Mrs. Goodwin testi- fied to being struck in the back. Ma loney did not testify. He was fined £5 for being drunk and $10 for as- sault. : Henry F. Ludorf, charged by Mo- tor Vehicle Inspector Stebbins with reckless driving, was given a hear- ing with Attorney Irving J. Racklin on the bench. He was discharged. F H, B, HARRISON sailed for Berlin to meet his mother, Mrs. Margaret writer, just I, oliceman Stanton With operating a released from a Bolshevik prison. TO RENT—Cozy furnished apartment, three rooms, for light housekeeping;:; gas stove, etc. Newly renovated. Pleasant surround- ings. Address Box Bll, Herald. §-§-2dx IO RENT—Furnished apartment in west- ern section of city Apply to Schultz & Costello, Inc., 242 Main St. 8-8-2dx of, 4 Adults §-8-3dx TO RENT—Furnished apartment pleasant rooms in nice location. only. _Herald, Box 10XA. g SPECIAL NOTICES Ladies Auxiliary, A. O. H., will give their annual excursion to Savin Rock, Monday August 15th. Tickets $1.00, children 75c. Tickets may be secured by members of the committee com- posed of Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. Keogh, Mrs. Hyland, Mrs. Igoe, Mrs. O'Brien and Mrs. Shine. LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. Building—Repairing BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK STEEL AND (ONCRETF Repairs of all kinds. 6 Court Street. Telephones IS BUYING ALL KINDS Of JUNK AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, Second Hand Men’s Clothes. 116 West St. Tel. 633-23. L. ZELDES CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Tel. 755-12 stimates cheerfllly given on all wn. PAUL P. ZINK, Builder. In wood, brick or stone. Prompt at- tention given all jobbing. freely given. 24 ROCKY HILL AVE. Telcphone 2113-12. e LICENSED PUBLIC SERVICE TRUCK Truck to Hire for Parties Any distance with speed and comfort. A. H. HARRIS Telephone' 1233-3 —————— Thed.B.Morzn Garage ] Best Equipment For Charging Batteries. Batteries for Rent. Washing Polishing Estimates Storage g by Men Who Know How “Let Moran Take Your Auto Troubles in Tow” Cadillacs A Specialty. T:24.0. MoranCarage 16-18 BOOTH STREET Tel. 622-15. Repai FOR SALE—Atlantic Gasoline puts pep in Your motor. Get it at The Walter Tire Shop, 534 West Main St. 8-6-2ax 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 pu chaser, to make good weighty Capo: James' K. Chapman, 155 Wells St. i 5-6-2ax for_$5.00. Inquire 86 Elm St., Worn very little. Cost $13.00. for $500. Inquire $6 EEIm St 2nd floor. Wil sell 2nd floor §-5-2dx FOR SALE—Meat and Grocery store, doing .Bood business. Owner leaving town. For particulars, Address P. O. Box 537, City. 5 8-8-2dx FOR SALE—Gas range, nearly new cheap if sold at once. 546 West Main St. $-8-3dx FOR SALE—Calf and new milch Guernsey cow. C. E. Pratt, East Berlin Road. Tel. 679-2. . 8-8-6dx. FOR SALE—Truck horse; also harness and wagon. Cheap. 77 Spring St. §-5-6dx REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. FOR SALE—6 room house on Berlin St., sbout I1c4 acre land. Price and terms reasonable. E. F. Nourse, Berlin. Tel. 669-15. 8-6-3dx et o e The little Want Advts. are Making Quick Sales These Day:s —Eggs, Baby Chicks, Second Hand Furniture, Real Estate and What Not. ONLY CENT A WORD. NOTICES NOTICE—Mrs. Emilia Reshke has returned to this eity and would be pleased to do dressmaking for her former patrons. Ad- dress mow 177 Curtis St 5-5-6dx NOTICE—Wanted to buy & good sheepskin lined overcoat, medium size. Tel. 1995. 8-8-24x NOTICE—We can make your old tires give you 4,500 miles more, at_a very slight Cost. Walte: Tire Shop, 534 West Main St. Tel. 145-5. 8-6-24x FOR SALE—Or Rent, meat and grocery market; also I tenement house. Address Herald, Box 10AA. 8-3-6x NOTICE—OM box cush- lons, etc., made over equal to new and returned same lay. New mattresses, box cprings, pillows etc., made to order. Up- hclstering. Hardware City Bedding Co. 60 Tremont St. Tel. 2314-4. _ 3-25-lmox SUMMER RESORTS. FOR RENT—“The Oak” cottage, 39 Cen- ter Ave, Momauguin, Aug. 20th to Sept. ird. Cozy place f>r small family. Gas. water and large screemed veranda. In- quire Edward Thoren, 76 Columbus Ave., Meriden, Conn. Fhome 601-3. §-5-3dx T0 RENT—Rooms at Pesd Polnt Beach, Edgewater Cottage Mrs. Frank Keefer. 3-2-64 INDIAN NECK—] Cottage 1003, for boarders until Oct. 1st. _Good table. Prices moderate. Mra A. D. Frey. SITUATION WANTED. WANTED—Washing and experienced laundress Box SI1. ironing to do by Address Herald, 8-6-2dx —_— WANTED—Chauffeur mechanic would like position either commenrcial of private. Ad- dress Herald, Box 18XB. Family of three. Mrs. A J. Leventhal Hart St WANTED—Tenement of 3 rooms, improve- ments. Phone 502-23, after 4:30 p. m 3-6-4dx FOR SALE—Locust St.., 6 reom cottage. Will sell reasonable. H. U. Thompson, 59 Arch St. 7-28-t HOUSE CLEANING. ELECTRIC—Vacuum Cleaners, rented $1.25 a day. Eight machines, all guaranteed perfect. Delivered promptly. Tel. 1995 8-2-tf-eod WANTED—Board and mem, centrally lo- cated. Address Box 35XX, Herald Office. $-5-3dx LOST. LOST—In St. Joseph's z pocketbook containing money, rosary besds and rent receipt with owner's name. on. 146 Greenwood St. CORBIN MOTOR LIVERY CO. NEW CLOSED AND OPEN SEVEN PASSENGER CARS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. Why Go to the Shore by Rail When You Can Go Cheaper by Auto? PHONE 1830— REASONABLE RATES —PHONE 1830 For Sale—One of the Best Lots in Stanley Quarter by SCHULTZ & COSTELLO, Inc. 42 Main Street Two Family House Tel. 244 on Belden Street, with Barns, Garages and Chicken Coop—We can sell it very cheap as owners are going back to Austria —Here’s your chance for a BARGAIN. Don’t pass this up. Main street store to rent, CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 MAIN STREET. PHONE 343. ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG, FOR SALE —— 2 Family, all improvements, 102 Cherry Street. Single House, large lot, 39 Steele Street, near Horrison. | Large House and Two Extra Lots, 176 Lake Street. ) Single House, 41 Liberty Street, with all improvements,/and garage, H. D. 272 MAIN STREET, HUMPHREY SATURDAY OPEN EVENING L RENT A TYPEWRITER ; Special Rates for Summer Monfihs. 3 months for $7.50, all makes except Royal mode! 10 and Underwood model &, three months for $9.00. } New Britain Typewriter fiMe 72 West Main Street Telqp'hone 612 STEAMSHIP TICKETS' | |FOREIGN REMITTANCES TO ALL PARTS OF THE'WORLD| UIGLEY GEORGEA 297 MAIN STREET NEWERRITAIN CONN!