New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1921, Page 10

Lol = o SEMACSR ALLIED EXPERTS AT WORK ON BOUNDARY Polish-German Frontiers to Be " Mapped Out Today *“Paris, Aug. 11.—Experts directed by the supreme allied council to Ix the frontier between Poland and Germany in Upper Silesia resumed work early today with the expecta- tion that they would be able to pre- ‘sent a completed report to the coun- cil when it met late this afternoon. ‘The delegates to the meeting of the council were guests of President Millerand at a luncheon at the presi- dential mansion Chateau Rambouillet today. Besides deciding that the allies would entertain an attitude of strict neutrality in Asia Minor, where the Greeks and Turkish Nationalists are engaged in hostilities the council yesterday went on record as being opposed to interfering with the lib- erty of private firms in®deallng weth the belligerents. The council agreed that a eommlt- tee should be appointed to study the ‘best means of btinging about allied co-operation in sending relief to famine stricken districts of Russia, the committee to report before the present meeting is over. There ap- peared to be a general agreement that the forwarding of supplies to the suffering provinces of Russia need not necessarily involve recogni- tion in any form of the soviet gov- ernment the question being described y _Premier Lloyd George as a h not a political, mat ter ad dg wooy—-aspnd this nogx that ex- Walk-Over English Bulldogs are the thing this fall. Good, snappy style with the fineness of custom BY STANLEY GIT FER HOME perts had completed the work of drawing the Upper Silesian boundary line and that their report was ready for submission to the supreme coun- eil at the late afternoon session of that body. SOVIET CONFERENCE RESUMED TOMORROW Brown of America and Litvinoff of Fussia Make it Plain Talks Are Informal. Riga, Aug. 11 (By Associated Press).—Conferenices bet J(’ng.r L. Brown and Maxim inoff rela- tive to the relief fiieasures to be taken in Rusdia, will be resumed here-t6mérrow but both men have made it clear to each other that they are not appearing in behalf of their respective governments. Mr. Brown yesterday informed Litvinoff that he represented the American relief ad- ministration and not the United States government. M. Litvinoff pre- sented credentials as the‘representa- tive of the Russian famine commit- tee. Decision as to whether American relief supplies will be withheld from Ruyssia until all Americans in that country have been released and placed outside the borders of Bol- shevik Russia has been left to the state department in Washington. Mr. Brown said that sending the supplies to the Russian frontier would be easy, but their distribution heyond that point would present a difficult prob- lem. PICKS UP COOK FROM AIR | Navy Storeship Supplied by Airplane ‘Davxd Manning’s Uiath-Cver Shoe Store, 211 Main St. now $6.7 @ Bamry & Bamfnrth ® 19 MAIN STREET HOOVER ADVISES TO BUY COAL NOW Call Citizens’ 326 For Your Winter Supply The Citizens’ Coal Company !urk and High - Tel. 326 Mnin St. Office 1413 122 Main St. 'mnecommmoow Next Winter.” After Sailing From Norfolk. Norfolk, Va., Aug. 11.—The navy storeship Rappahannock sailed for the ‘West Coast yesterday minus A. West- phal, ship's cook, but picked him out of the air, or, rather, out of a seaplane, after starting. Westphal was in the city jail on a minor charge when the ship got under way. He was released, ob- ge in an airplane and was galley when mgss call sounded at noon. YANKS GET STEWART Dallas, Tex., Aug. 11.—The man- agement of the Dallas baseball club announced today the sale of Pitcher George Swartz to the New York Yanks for $4,000. Swartz will report to New York after the close of the Texas sea- son. He is a southpaw and came to Dallas this season from the West Canada league. SMITH BEATS MONTREAL. New York, Aug. 11.—Midget Smith of New York was given the judges’ decision over Young Mohtreal of Pro- vidence at the end of their ten-round bout. They are bantamweights. Smith floored Montreal in the first round for a count o reight, Montreal twisting a ligament in his right leg and limping slightly throughout the rest of the match. WRIGHT TO REFEREE Chicago, Aug. 11.—Beals C. C. Wright, of New York has been select- ed as reteree in the semi-finals of the Davis cup tennis matches to be played here three days next week, between teams representing India and Japan, it was announced today. SPECIAL NOTICES Ladies Auxiliary, A H., will give their annual excursion fo Savin Rock, Monday, August 15th. Tickets $1.00, children T5c. Tickets may be secured from members of the committee com- posed of Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. Keogh, Mrs. Hyland, Mrs. Igoe, Mrs. O'Brien and Mrs. Shine. No tidkets will be sold after Friday night e e — HY-GEN-OL (Ichthyolate Tooth Pasts) % A rapid cleaning preparation of su- perior merit. Its use insures proper mouth hygiene. 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 tenement, _stagle 476 So. Main St. 8-9-3dx e G YO RENT—New bungalow nine room improvements, between Elm Hill Maple Hill. Price $40. Tel. all and 10-3dx TO RENT—Stven room Bung Drive, C. stairs low on Sefton Belvidere, new, all improvements. Johnson, 165 Greenwood, down 8-10-3ax —— e 10 RENT—7 room temement all improve- ments. | Price $30. 81 Broad St. Inquls 149 Lafayetie St. @ o To2dx TO RENT Mis o, H. & B, Mfg, Beo-tf space, 110 Rockwell Ave. e S e e S TO RENT—4.room tenement, all nfodern improvements. 267 Chapman 8t Tel. 65-12. 8-9-bdx —— TO RENT—J room tenement, 2nd floor. Rent l‘ElanlbIe Apply on premises. 33 Har- TO RENT—Tenement of 3 rooms each, on ‘West and Tremont Sts. Tel. 2154-2: 8-9-5dx — e T TO RENT—Dne down stalrs 4 room tene- ment. Inquire 265 Cherry St. 8-6-60 —_——— TO RENT—Very desirable 5 and 6 room flats, steam heat furnished. The W. L. Hatch Company, City Hall. 8-3-tt —_— e IO RENT—5 room temement at 64 Church Bt. 2nd fioor. Heat, furnished. Enquire ot Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church St. 1-1-t¢ —_—_— TO RENT—S room tenement, modorn im: provements, Apply at 114 Commercial 8t. 6-34-t1 —_————— TO 7 rooms, sultable for roomers. steam heat, Main 8t. Apply Modern Boot. Shop, 168 Main St, City. €-17-t1 s e e LU e TO RENT—4 room apartment at 441 West Main St. over Russell's Drug Store all modern improvemen 4 room apartments at Price $15 each. For M. Cohen, 378 Stanley St. TO RENT—Tenement of 7 rooms modern ~u|\\pro\emenu hel xpished. $t.. Tél. O nzar—a-r-n 93 “South Tel. Burritt “St. 8-11-3d TO RENT—4 beautiful rooms, all modern at 15 Winthrop St Inquire Proller, 91 Seymour St. 8-11-1dx e L Ly TO RENT—2 tenements 1 4 rooms and 1 3 room: Reasonable price. Inquire 297 Myrtle 2nd floor. Mrs. Mernt. To , rent also, place Wwhich could be used as a garage for 3 ca or milk room, equipped with cement floor and electric and water Inquire at same place. 8%11-8dx N TO RENT—Five rooms_all improvements, at 16 and 18 Beymour St. Rent reasonable. Inquire Garage corner Elm and Seymou; 8-11-2ax 70 RENT—Beautiful with or without ments; 5 room temement garage, all - improve- on Hartford trolley line. Inguire Lockwood, City Hall from .12 8-11-3dx NEW BRITAIN BIRD STORE ALIVE OR FRESH KILLED BROILERS AND FOWLS Also the.well known Purina Chicken Chowder, Scratch, Chick and Pigcon Feed. All Sorts of Fishing Tackle 105 ARCH ST., Tel. 1121-8 It 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 ju charge, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Open evenings. DR. COOMBS The Natureapathic Physician and Chiropractor, 252 Main St., Phone 765 HDTECTS ‘When the physician recommends our PASTEURIZED MILK for the baby, isn’t that a good indication regarding the quality the entire family should use 3 We don’t have to misrepresent our product as a large percentage of our milk is produced on OUR OWN FARM at Berlin, and the balance is all pro duced within a few miles of New Britain and positively no New York milk is be- ing sold through our dairy. Remember our milk in the raw state is_better than most, but we also Pas- teurize it, insuring thereby its purity. Try it and you will use no other. J. E. Seibert & Son ' Telephone 1720. CLASSIFIE 1c A WORD MINIMUM CHARGE 20c . CASH IN This is not a questlon of ADVANCE credit. Bookkeepmg, 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—Ford light delivery, 1914, in excellent running condition. Demountable rims, brand new. tires. Seldom use ‘it. Some buyer will appreciate the body in stormy and rainy weather. Tools, chains, extras. WIill sell cheap. Call any ume! Year 519 Arch St. 8-11-1dx WANTED—To get in touch with semeone wants to buy a Ford, Commercial 6 post hody, 4 new shoes and tubes, put on few days ago. This is a good buy at $250, or will exchange it for a late model coupe of the same make. Have got the differ- erence in cash to pay for same. P. O. Box, 289, New Britain, Conn; 8-10-2ax FOR SALE—Overland touring car, model 69. Engine good condition. No reasonable offer refused. Jas. Strong, 117 Whiting St., Plainville, Conn. 8-11-3d FOR SALE—Reo touring, good runmning or- der. A real bargain. . Inquire 100 Pleas- ant St. §-11-3ax FOR SALE—1914 Ford fouring, In running condition. $98 cash. . Box 3Z. 8-11-t1 FOR SALE—1920 Bulck slx touring, cord tires ;just like new. W. J. Bryi 401 Chestnut St. *5T0-3ax KOR SALE—1917 Buick 6 Touring, new top and paint, good tires, motor in excellent condition Owner desires closed car. Tel 639-2. 8-10-4dx FOR SALE—1 6 cylinder Bulck 5 passenger car, in good condition. Price $500. Phone 2066-2 -10-2dx. FOR SALE—Oakland car, in Al condition. 5 new tires. Apply 310 Washington St City. 8-9-3d: See us be- fore selling your Ford. We buy and sell on commission basis. Rudolph Garage, 123 Cherry St. 8-8-6dx FOR SALE—1917 Vim cheap. FOR SALE—1921 Paige 5 passenger Se- dan; only run 10,000 miles. Royal cord tir Tel. 374-3. 8-4-tt AUTOMOBILE ‘TOPS refinished. 24 Hour Service. Makes 0ld tops like new. tomobile Painting. The E. U. Thompson Company, 53 Arch St. 7-28-11 CYLINDER GRINDING—Repmr work of all “Minds. - futomobile parts made to order. Call up and get our-Pew prices, The H. & B. Mrg. Works, 110 RiSvell Awe. — MALE HELP WANTED WANTED—Man for collecting on Saturday Gately & Brennan, 47 Main St. 8-1 WANTED—Men and boys to distribute samples from house to house. Apply to Mr. Weniger, Credit Wheat Co., car ir front of Y. M. C. A. at 7:30 a. m. to- morrow . 8-11-1d The litle Want Advts. are Making Quick Sale These Days — E g g & Baby Chicks, Secon/ Hand Furniture, Reg Estate ard What Na ONLY CENT A WORJ, ¥OOR SALE—Thoroughbred Scotch collle pups, males and females; also 1 year old Barred Rock hens and chickens. Apply 476 South St., near Rocky Hill Ave. s-11-1dx FOR SALE—Good cooking stove, blue flame oil stove with oven, gas stove, standard automatic lift sewing machine, cot bed, bed and springs, graphophone and rec- ords: other household things to be sold cheap. H. O. Hunt, 35¢ Church St. 8-10e2dx “OR SALE—Boston terrier pupples from best stock. Mrs. A. Carlton St. s S11-3dx FOR SALE—Pullets and laying hens. Rhode. Barred, Leghorns, Black 5 al market and fancy, 112 Carlton St. Pigeons, ; Uhryn, ¥OR SALE—Flemish giant rabbits, gray steel, gray and black; reasonable price. ‘Thomas Dennis, Wilcox Aave., E. Ber- lin, Conn. 8-11-3dx FOR SALE—One pair eight year old driv- ing horses, buggy and harness, very rea- sonable. Reason for selling, ing new car. Box 3X. TOR SALE—Good working horse at resson- Call at 125 Willow St. 8-10-5ax e e FOR SALE—Square solid oak dining table. able price. C. J, Moore, 21 Broad St., Plainvill 8-10-3dx and Stan- 8-9-3dx T'OR SALE—Kitchen range, 2 beds dresser, all in good condition. ley, corner Church St. TOR SALE—Calf and new milch Guernsey C. E. Pratt, East Berlin Road. Tel. . 8-6dx. FOR SALE—Truck horse; also harness and wagon. Cheap. 77 Spring St. 8-8-6dx REAL ESTATE FOR SALR. FOR SALE—Farm of two acres in Plain- ville, 8 room house, furnace, barn, gar- age, 28 fruit trees, 38 hens, 1 nl(, all crops. 1 mile from trolley. $2,700 cash, balance $1,000 on time. P. . 3 Bristol, Conn. . .,_6 room cottage. H. U. Thompson, FOR SALE—Locust St. Will 'sell reasonable, 59 Arch St. 7-28-tf Ee 1 SUMMEK KESORTS. leAs NECK—Branford Cottage 1905, for 1s5t. - Good table. Mrs. A. Do P”!. untu Oct, - Pr moderate. TO . RENT—Small . furnished bungalow and October. Red Stone September g Stevenson, Plainville, Tel. 146-3: §-10-5dx ———————————- SITUATION WANTED. Mrs. R. i, WANTED—Young lady wishes to do house- work, going home nights. Box 18D, Herald. §-10-2dx WANTED—To interview a few ambitious High school . boys. Learn salesmanshij and earn some money. Further informa- tion at the Connecticut Light and Powe Company, 92 West Maln St 8:11-1d> WANTED—100 men on tobacco farms. Board and room on job. Pay every wesk. Ship every morning. Carroll's, 24 All St., Hartford. 3-8-5dx LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. Building——Repairing BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK STEEL AND CONCRETE Repairs of all kinds. 6 Court Street. Telephones 2244 IS BUYING ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND SECOND HAND EURNITURE Also, Second Hand Men's Clothes 116 West St. Tel. 633-23 L. ZELDES -«P-AUL P. ZINK, ‘Builder. In wood, brick or stone. Prompt at- tention given all jobbing. Estimates freely given. 24 ROCKY HILL AVE. Telcphone 2113-12. el LICENSED PUBLIC SERVICE TRUCK Truck to Hire for Parties Any distance with speed and comfort. A. H. HARRIS Telephone 1233-3 UKOWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Qtreet Tel. 755-12 estimates cheerfully given on all johs The.l B. MoranGarage Best Equipment For Charging ' Batteries. Batteries for Rent. Washing. Polishing Storage Repairing by Men Who Know How “Let Moran Take Your Auto Troubles in Tow” Cadillacs A Specialty. The J. B. Moran Garage 16-18 BOOTH STREET Tel. 622-15. WANTED—Automobile _experience in any garage, Fridays and Saturdays. Can do welding and brazing. ;Not particular as to high wages. Write Auto Box, Herald, dx ELECTRIC FIXTURES—Come antses us before you decide. Open evenijs until eight o'clock. Tyler E)ecmcan Hartford Ave. Tel. 596-3. NOTICE—I_wish to purchase a Upright Plano for cash. Tel. NOTICE—Gasaver. Thrifty busewives waich for the Gassver. Agent il call 8-10-2¢ WILLIAM HESSE & CO., Pluml anl Hot Water Heating. Maplefiil. 1016-4. . Steam Tel. $-3-20dx NOTICE—The aatomobile withthe lsrge red sign_of New York Shot Repairing Shop of Plainville will call fogour shoes and deliv Prompt service. The col- lectors must show their badge Tel. 210. G. Blancato, Neri Block. 8-9-6dx NOTICE—Mrs. Emilia Reshke ks returned to this city and would be phsed to do dressmaking for her former ptrons. Ad- dress now 177 Curtis St. 8-8-6dx NOTICE—OId mattresses, box sings, cush- ions, etc., made over equal o new and returned same day. New matresses, box | springs, pillows etc., made toorder. Up=: holstering. Hardware City ledding Co, 80 Tremont Bt. _Tel. 2314-4. 7-25-1mox : WANTED . WANTED—Flve room rent witla back yard in a good section, by Sept. jt. Box 3D, Herald Omce. 8-10-6dx WANTED—Three gentlemen wat room :’ board, central location. 15W, Herald Office. section of city preferred, ern improveraents. Addré Heral. i ley Full particulars in firg lettes dress Herald, Box 35BB. 3dx CANVASSERS W;;. . ‘WANTED—Canvassers, experfence not naeuury 3.7 Aivert _ Patterson, 307 Maple Bt. §-9-3dx LOST. J.OST—Brindle bull pup, collar with name and call 928-4. tf| LOST—"Wcaicoday, bruch of pleai? return to Herald TO RENT—On third floor, five rooms for light hous ern comveniences. Can by sether or in part. Adults gly. Enquire 78 Maple St.. first ficor 3-11-3dx P WANTED—Two experiesied girls for ladies’. ready-to-wear. ) Aapn’'s. Salestor, 411 Main 8. d: Trucking and Stor;ge MOVING OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS BY EXPERTS OUR SPECIALY. Packing, Crating and Shipping either by Rail or Truck. We will take full charge of your movin &, thereby relieving you of 4 trouble Best of equipment for Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving. Inter-Urban Transfer & Sterage 167 1-2 Main Street, New Britain. Kear of Dickinson Drug Store. Tel. 20 90, 2002. A. P. Sarsh, Manager One F-aniily House on Kelsey StreetFor Sale —Here’s a good corner for a store—Rigit at the Corner of Fairview street—A store er«ted on this corner would rent street Store To Rent. like hot cakes. Main CAMP REAL ESTATE CO0. 272 MAIN\STBEEL‘ BAGGAGE INSURANCE MEA! Make your traveling a pleasure. Trunks, Valises or theft. Take one of ‘H. PHONE 343. ther shipping packages against loss by fire Tourists’ Policies. b\ HUMPHREY ROOM 208 NATIONAr, B! I‘WK BLD'G. ROOMS 305-6 BA‘ BLDG, NS A P! Safeguard your THP persom! effects, and Csts very little. OPEN SAT. EVENINGS —_——— 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. New Britain Typewriter Exchange 72 West Maih Street STEAMSHIP Telephon: 612 TICKETS | FOREIGN REMITTANCES TOALL PARTS OF THE WORLD 1EEOEEEAHUIEL Y 297 MAIN STREET NEWRRITAIN