New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1921, Page 12

PARKER & DEMING REALTORS 6 ROOM COTTAGE—Sefton Drive, Belvidere. ern in every respect. Reasonable. 6 ROOM BUNGALOW—Stanley Street. New ern. Very reasonable. 2 FAMILY HOUSE—Lincoln street. A fine for you. 2 TWO-FAMILY HOUSES—Just off West Street, beyond bridge. 1 THREE-FAMILY HOUSE—On West Main Street, just beyond bridge. Small cash payment required. 6 ROOM COTTAGE—Maple Hill. Price $6,500. Bargain. If you are looking for a Home and really want one, you really should look into these. PARKER & DEMING Mortgage Loans Tel. 2026 193 Main Street Mod- Mod- place Main OUR OLD COMPANY'’S LEHIGH COAL as Given Satisfaction to New Britain Users, for Over 50 YEARS. THE CITIZENS COAL COMPANY 24 DWIGHT COURT 122 MAIN STREET TEL. 326. TEL. 1413. “Better Be COALED Now Than COLD Next Winter.” Trucking and Storage MOVING OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS BY EXFERTS OUR SPECIALTY. Packing, Crating and Shipping either by Rail or Truck. We will take full charge of your moving, thereby relieving you of all trouble. Best of equipment for Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving. Inter-Urban Transfer & Storage 167 1-2 Main Street, New Britain. Rear of Dickinson Drug Store. For Sale—One of the Best Lots> in Stanley Quarter by SCHULTZ & COSTELLO, Inc. 242 Main Street Tel. 24-4 ARTIST’S CONCEPTION OF ZR-2 EXPLOSION Tel. 2090, 2002. This composite picture, made by the artist from a photo of the A. P. Marsh, Manager ZR- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAIN SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921. NATHAN HALE BLDG. 5 NOT COMPLETED Pupils Assigned to That School Will Be Reassigned Due to the fact that the Nathan Hale school will not be completed in time for the opening of the fall sessions, Supt. of Schools Stanley H. Holmes is work- ing out a plan whereby the pupils who were to be assigned to that building will -commence their studies at the Smalley school. All those now attend- ing the Elihu Burritt school were to be transferred to the new building. While cramped conditions will result from the dividing of room at the Smalley school, Mr. Holmes feels that this condition will exist for not more than a month. New Fire Escapes. The school board will shortly let con- tracts for the installation of fire escapes at the East street school, and changing the escapes on the Rockwell, Monroe and North End schools. But three vacancies in the teaching staff are anticipated. A number of teachers’ applications will go before the teachers’ committee of the board at a meeting within a few days. Resigna- tions, as follows, have been received: Catherine Palmer, instructor of Span- ish and French, High school; Marjorie Segur, instructor of English, High school; Charlotte Smith, instructor of history in the High school; Vera Wilcox, typewriting instructor; Cath- erine Fredericks, instructor of science in the Junior High school; Anna Whalen, Grade 7, Junior High school; Mary Cahill, Smalley school; Florence Hunt, Lincoln Street school; Mrs. Georgianna Hipelius Dunn, Open Air school. Miss Smith's resignation is caused by the illness of her mother in Illinois. School Calendar. The+ school calendar, which is of value for reference purposes, to par- ents and teachers, has been printed by the school board, as follows: Schools open, Tuesday, September 6, 1921 schools close, Friday, June 16, 1922; Thanksgiving recess, from Wednesday noon, November 1921, to Monday morning, November 28, 1921; Christ- mas recess, from Thursday night, De- cember 22, 1921, to Tuesday morning, January 3, 1922; Spring recess, from Friday night, April 7, 1922, to Tues- day morning, April 18, 1922; holidays in term time: Convention days in October, February and May; Wash- ington’s birthday, February 22; Me- morial Day, May 30. Plans Progress For Third Ward Sheep-Bake A meeting of the committee ar- ranging the sheep-bake of the Third Ward Republican club which is to be held September 10 will be held this evening and reports on progress will be received. As yet the speak- ers have not been secured although the committee is in communication with several men of prominence in the world of politics. Among those to whom an invitation is to be ex- tended is Col. Brown who delivered a personal message from President Harding at last vear's sheep-baka. British Expedition At Mount Everest London, Aug. 27.—The British ex- pedition which is aiming at the con- jauest of Mount Everest in the Him- alayas ,the world’s highest peak, has completed its explorations to ithe north and west of the mountain without discovering a practical route to the summit, it is announced in a Reuter dispatch from Simla today. GREAT NORTHERN LEAVES. San Francisco, Aug. 27.—The trans- port Great Northern, destined to be flagship of the Atlantic fleet, will leave here September 3 for Bremerton, Washington, and returning leave Sep- tember 14 for the East coast to join the fleet. It will carry families and baggage of officers transferred to the 2 and from telegraphic description, illustrates how the ZR-2 broke in two and | y11otic fleet. >xploded in air, killing most of the crew. THE OLD HOME TOWN | HAVENT MISSED A TRAIN IN YEARS! BY STANLEY GRAND POP You SIT RIGHT THERE —YOU SAW THE TRAIN TANLEY- THE WOMEN FOLKS ARE UPIN ARMS _BECAUSE TRAIN NUMBER Two COMES IN JUST AT DINNER T/ME AND ALLTHE MEN RUNDOWA To THE DEPOT. 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. e _____________} TO RENT. corner improve- Hawkins 8-26-2dx TO RENT—Five room temement, Dwight and Fairview Sts.; all ments. Apply "H. Horwitz, 32 St. Tel. 147-4. TO RENT—4 room tenement, all improve- ments. Telephone 162, Plainville, Conn. 3-26-3dx Inquire 91 TO RENT—A private garage. Seymour St. TO RENT—Four room temement, all' im- Provements. Inquire 352 North Burritt St. Phone 622-14. g 8-26-2dx garage, All im- 8-25-3dx TO RENT—Tenement, ten. rooms, =27 West Main St.” Tel. 2253. provements. fenements. Steam _heat, all “improvs- ments. Apply New Britain Clothing and Dry Goods Co., 381-383 Main St. 8-25-1w all_im- oft Stan- 3-25-3dx 10 RENT—Five room provements, ley St. Tel tenement, on Konstin Place, 1284 10 RENT—Two tenements, 5 rooms each, hot air furnaces, gas, electric lights. In first class condition. See them.and judge for yourself. Two car garage may be rented if desired. 3s2 Allen St, City. 8-25-3dx T0 RENT—S5 room cottage home at Belvi- dere; large lot, chicken coop. Very rra- sonable, as owner is moving. Andrew & Co. Tel. 861-4. 8-25-3dx £O RENT—At 12 and 13 Lincoln St, five rooms; all improvements. Inquire cor- ner Lincoin and West Main, Fruit Store J 8-25-3dx r1 RENT—Five room tenement, modern improvements at §7 Columbia, St. 8-25-3dx IO RENT—Very desirable four five and rix room apartments, steam heat, hot water and janitor service all year round. A1l latest improvements. Also have cheaper apartments for -rent. For par- ticulars apply M. Cohn, 378 Stanley St. Tel. 2425 8-24-t1 0 RENT—Garage on Arch St., near Main, sultable for storage or repair work. In- quire W. C. Raphael, 390 Main St. 8-23-t¢ 0 RENT—Three room flat, centrally lo- cated. John A. Andiews Co. 8-20. 7dx t 12 John 8-20-t1 TO RENT—Tenement of 3 rooms St. Apply at 369 Park St [0 RENT—Very desirable 5 roon: flat, steam Leat furnished. The W. L. Hatch Com- pany, City Hall, ' 8-3-tt = e =\ O RENT—Garage space. H. & B. Mf Co.., 110 Rockwell Ave. 8-9-tt [0 RENT—5 room temement at 84 Church St, 2nd focr. Heat, furnished. Enquire at"Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church 3t -1-tt TO RENT—S room temement, modorn jm- provements. Apply at 114 Commercial 8t . -24-t1 TO RENT—Tenement six rooms, all im- provements. Inquire 101 Whiting St. 8-26-tf T—Five room' tenement, all im- East Main St. Tel. 8-27-3dx TO RENT—From Sept. 1st, four room tene- ment, steam heat and all modern, im- provements. Apply 80 West Main St. 8-27-3d T0 RENT—One slx room temement, second floor, and one five rooms first floor; all modern improvements. 74 Seymoyr = St. Apply 427 Chestnut St. Tel. 991-5| 8-27-3ax' TO RENT—5 rioms and bath. All improve- ments. New house. Gas and electricity Inquire 292 Stanley St. or call 229-3. £-27-3ax TO RENT—Five room temement, all mod- ern improvements, newly renovated. Mid- dle aged or glderly couple preferred. $8 Wallace St. 8-27-2dx BUMuER KESUKTS, ——— TAUGODA COTTAGE, Momauguin. Large, airy rooms. Excellent beach. Mrs. E. Schaefer, Proprietress. Telephone New Haven Colony 6693. §-19-19-23-25. T0 RENT—Several shore front cottages and cottages near water, from now to Labor Day from $30.00 to $45_ per week. Geo. P. White, 133 East Bdwy, Myrtle Beach, Conn., or phone Milford 578. 8-22-6d -29-30-31 TO RENT—From Sept 8, two ocean front cottages at Pleasant View Beach. Jose- phine S. Erickson Tel. 674.23. 8-27-1dx FURNISHED KOOMS, TO RENT—Furnished two and three rooms apartments. Reasonable rent to first class party. 72 Grand St. 8-27.29-30x FO RENT—Large furnished steam heated room with board if desired. Tel. 429-1¢ 87 Elm St. 8-27-1dx _— TO RENT—One or two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Electric lights, . gas, hot water. Inquire 65 Winthrop St 8-26-3dx TO RENT—Three or four nicely furnished rooms, all convegiences. Will rent sep- arately. 24 Maple St. 8-26-2dx TO RENT—Large furnished room, electric light and bath. Board if desired. Box 21X, Herald. 8 26.4dx room, South 8-26-2d TO RENT—Large furnished front suitable for one or two gentlemen. Burritt St. Box R24, Herald. TO RENT—Furnished rooms for ' light housekeping. Also 1 single room. 35 Walnut St. 8-26-2dx TO RENT—Nicely furnished room, with board. in private family; suitable for 2 sentlemen or 2 ladies. Centrally located Apply Herald, Box 31. 8.26-6ax TO RENT—Furnished light apartment of two rooms, Centrally located. All Very convenient for Phone 1249-14. housekeeping to Americans. accommodations. school teachers. 8-25-3d 8-26-2dx | CLASSIFIED MINIMUM C l1c A WORD HARGE 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 advertiser money. AUTOMOBILILS WANTED EUR SALE—1918 Dodge Touring, A.1 con- dition. Address Dodge, Box 10, Herald Office. 2dx FOR SALE—Out of work and must sell my five passenger car. For particulars ad- dress Box 22X Herald. 2dx FOR SALE—1916 Ford touring car, in first class condition.” Phone 2511-2. §-23-3dx FOR SALE—1917 five passenger touring car. Bargain. No reasonable offer retused. Must be sold this week. J. B. Moran's Garage, 16 Booth St. 8-22-6d EOR SALE—Ford light delivery, 1914, in ex- cellent running condition. Brand new tires and tubes. Demountable rims, etc. Come. along, test it out yourself. Any reasonable oftér takes it. Call any time, 519 Arch St., rear. New Britain, Conn. 8-20-6dx CYLINDER GRINDING—Repmr wesk of all kiuds. Automobile parts made to order. Call up and get our new prices. The H. & B. Mtgz. Works, 110 Rackwell AT 8-16-t: LINOTYPE OPERATQRS MALE OR FEMALE. Permanent positions now open pay- ing 16c per thousand for day work, and 17c per thousand for night work, minion news matter. APPLY AT ONCE POST-TELEGRAM, BRIDGEPORT, CO 29XX, Herald Office. 8-23-16-29-31 ROR SALE—¥ord Coupe, 1920, private party. Will sell right. ley St. FOR SALE—1 Buick Roadster, 1 Over:and cut down. Both in good running order. rrice right. Rear 103 West Main. f 8-25-3dx used by 13 iOR SALE—Buick Touring, 1918 little six, excellent running condition, new leather top and battery, cord tires two extras, ‘bumper spot light and other extras. $700. A. B. Pierce, 530 East St. §-27-ldx AUTOMOBILES 1918 Hudson Super Six Sedan, re- conditioned, new tires, low price. 1917 Hudson' Super Six, 7 passeng- er touring cord tires, good paint. 1916 Hudson Super Six Sedan, good mechanically. 1918 Chevrolet Sedan, Big Four, newly painted. Will exchange for Ford. 1915 Buick, six cylinder, seven pas_ senger touring car, good running order. Will sell for $250 if taken at once. 1918 Buick light and sale $265. 1920 Essex touring car. 8. & F. MOTOR SALES CO. 155 Elm Street. . light delivery, electric self starter. For quick AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. 1919 7 passenger car. 1919 Paige Coupe. 1919 Overland. 1916 5 passenger Oakland touring These cars are mechanically per- fect. Cadillac touring LASH MOTOR CO. Lincoln and West Main St. Tel. 382. §-26-3d P S, FOR SALE—MISCELLANXOUS FOR SALE—Beautiful Weber upright piano, very little used; like new. Cost $600: sell for $150. Address Williams, Box 1 ald. 8 FOR SALE—Laying hens. horns, Barred Rocks, White Crested, Black Polish and Pigeons. Mrs. A. Uhryn, 112 Carlton St. 8-26-2dx White Leg- FOR SALE—Canoe, including paddles and wheels, $20 cash. Owner leaving town Box 18XX, Herald Office. 8 dx FOR SALE—Cabinet Talking Machine and records, good condition, slightly used $35. Easy payments. L. E. Andrew: Arch St s FOR SALE—Flap top desk, nearly new, for $35. Desk, Box 10, HeralG. 8 d COR SALE—Special Sale. We have a fine 'arge stock of Boston Ferns, worth $2; for a short time $1.00 each. Viets Green houses. Tel. 2624. 8-25-3dx FUR SALE—Six rooms of furniture. be sold this week. Must Call 95 Whiting_St. 25-3dx IOR SALE—Special prime canning corn. Picked as ordered. Clifton E. Davenport. Phone 1430. 1290 Stanley St. 8-24-4dx FOR SALE—A-1 Native Potatoes bushel. Tea Table flour $10.75 per Delivered any part of city. Tel. 1670-2, or call 1557 North Stanley St. 8_24-6dx FOR SALE—Big stock of hard wood at 183 Broad St. Stanley Ostrowsky. 8-23-6dx FOR SALE—Rooming business 12 rooms, hot water heat; good people in it. Central. Box 27D, Herald 8.19-tf EOR SALE—Good black horse, express wagon and business wagon, or will ex change for auto or light horse. Tel. 2177-3. §-27-1dx FOR SALE—Asters, cut flowers, Barberry Jiedge, Japanese privet hedge, guaranteed not to freeze; grape vimes, strawberry plants. Poplar, catalpa and maple trees, at low prices. Orders taken now. Thos. Paonessa 212 Oak St. Tel. 699-2. § ax FOR SALUE—Thoroughbred Scotch collies, male and female. Apply 476 South St., near Rocky Hill Ave. §8-27-1dx e BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. PERSONS having $100 or more, wishing to connect with a Connecticut Manufacturing corporatien, doing a remarkable business, with excellent futurs possibilities, apply Box 2J, Herald, or phone 2144-3. 8-27_1dx — e MALE HELP WANTED for aftervioons Manning’s WANTED—High school bo; and Saturdays. Shoe Store. TO RENT—Board and room for 2 or 4 gentlemen, central, in private American tamily. Phone 873-3. 8-24-4ax 70 RENT—Sunny front room, all conven- jences. Good location. 19 Lincoln St. Tel. 834-4 8-24-6dx TO RENT—Nicely furnished room, suitable for ome or two. All modern improve. ments. Convenient to High School. Tel. 1215.4. Box 22, Herald 5-36-3dx TO RENT-—sooms furnished for light house- keeping: well heated; separate entrance, 3 minutes to Center. Central. 16 Pros. pect St. 8-26-2dx WANTED—Battery and electrical man. Ap- ply M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. § WANTED—Experienced mechanic. None other need apply. See Mr. Keeley, fore- man Lash Motor Co., cor West Main & Lincoln a Reg. Optometrist. Accuracy, Courtesy. Quality Service. “See Us and See Right.” 302 MAIN ST. TED. 570. or bungalow. Four, five or Electricity, gas, bathroom, cellar, veranda and garden. porhood desired. Name your price. and up save your postage. 13, Herald Office. six rooms. furnace, dr Quiet neigh- Ready to move Sept. 6 Places renting for $35 Box Address 8-25-3w WANTED—Young married furnished Box 14XX, couple desires housekeeping. §-25-3dx rooms for light Herald Office. WANTED—Young man desires board in private family. Good location. §13.00 weekly. State full _particulars Dddress Box 33AA, Herald Office. §-26-2dx room and v a young couple, flat of 4 or with or without heat, in nice central preferred. Address B, 8-26-2dx WANTED—To buy second Motor bike preferred hand bicycle. Tel. 2414-3. 8-26-2d WANTED—FEMALE HELP — AL OPPORTUNITY—Woman can have use of home ftee in home of younger woman and child until next summer. References exchanged. For further in- formation call this evening or Sunday morning 7 Rhodes St., second floor. 8-2 -1ax WANTED—Woman for general housework who can cook. Apply Mrs. Levy, 193 Main S 8-26-tt WANTED—Competent housework. girl for general Inquire at 149 Vine St. §-26-2dx —_— SITUATION WANTED. WANTED—Young man, high school grad- uate, would like to secure a bookkeeping or clerical position. Herald, Box 10. 8-26-2dx REWARD. KEWARD—I will give $200 for information as to who put emery or sand into the oil in my auto and ruined the motor. Adam Tercyck, 96 Gold -St §-27-3dx WANTED—Four or five rooms, furnished or unfurniched by Sept. lst. ~Address Box WANTED—The right kind of a couple wants the risht kind of a homn. Flat, cottage The little Want Advts. are Making Quick Sales These Days —E g g s, Baby Chicks, Hand Furniture, Second Real Estate and What Not. ONLY CENT A WORD. NOTICES NOTICE—Special price in piano tuning te Sept. 10th Get in _on the bargain. Phone 2063. C. A. Humphrey, %7 So Burritt St §-27-1dx NOTICE—Learn to waltz, Fox.trot and One- step in five private lessons for $5.00. Ex- perienced instructor. Address Dancing, Box 20, Herald. 5-27-1dx _— NOTICE—First class table board $6 per week. Dinner 45c. 28 Church St., first floor. Mrs. Olson 9-27-1wx —_— NOTICE—You got cut in pay come here, Good service at low prices. Hair cut 25, Child hair cut 20c. Shave 10c. 45 Wash- ington St., cor. Lake St. railroad. \ 8-26-4ax _— NOTICE—J. Amszin, automobile painting of every description. Reasonable prices Corner Elm and Seymour Sts, New Brit- ain Conn. Tel. 1734, 5-24-4dx e NOTICE—Going to the Shore? Why not hire a 7 pass car to go in at & reasonabls rate. Call 2 C. A. Bence. 5-24-4dx —_— NOTICE—Cars washed and polished oiled and greased. Electric lights and hofns re- paired. Clark’s Automobile Laundry, rear 103 West Main St. Open Friday and Sat- urday evenings. Tel. 559-4. 8-24-40 _— NOTICE—C. Matteo\ & Co., electro %5 Broad St., Plainville. m _—— NOTICE—Corbin's Corner Farm—Milk from tuberculin tested cows is now being de. livered by T. S. Anderson Greenwood St. This milk is bottled and sealed at the farm. Erwin Whitham. 5-20-t2 oI s sommme diwle WILLIAM HESSE & CO., Plumbing, Steam anl Hot Water Heating. Maple Hill. Tel. 1016-4. §-9-20dx REAL ESTATE FOR SALR. FOR SALE—Six room mnew cottage, all modern improvements; fine neighborhood. Price and terms to suit purchaser. Auply to Alex J. Olson, 334 Stanley. Tel. 1965. 8-22-6dx FOR SALE—In Southington, 8 acre farm, six room house, barn, one cow, one heifer, four pigs, 100 chickens, 43 fruit trees, all crops and farming implements, 100 yards from trolley. Price $3,500. -$1.500 cash, The balance on time. Address P. O. Box 172, Bristol. 9-20-1w FOR SBALE—Locust St. Will sell reasonable. H. U. Thompson, 59 Arch St. 7-28-¢¢ — e s FOR SALE—A six temement brick block; also a six room cottage and a barn; lot 110x240. For sale or exchange a 1 or 2 family house or small farm. Price 710,300. Box 1, Herald §-26-2ax FOOR SALE—Owner leaving town, must sell at once 4 tenement house on Seymour St., with 2 car garage. Large yard with fruit trees. Inquire 91 Seymour St 5-26-3ax 6 roem cottage. LOST. LOST—Purse _containing bill, change and K. of C. Festival ticket, on Plainville trolley or New Britain triangle. . Finder please call 1289-4. 5.27-1dx PUBLIC SERVICE AUTO TRUCK TAKING PARTIES TO SHORE Rates Reasonable. CORBIN MOTOR Phone 1830 TRUCKING CO. Phone 1830 Here’s a three family house on East street Cheap—Only $7,000. 2 Family House and Store on Kelsey Street For Sale. Brand new One Family House on Common- wealth avenue, on easy terms. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 MAIN STREET. 6 Room Frame Bungalow. Nieghborhood. H. D. PHONE 343. 2 Car Garage. ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. Lot 100x145. Very fine For Price and Terms, Apply to HUMPHREY ROOM 208 NATIONAL BANK BLD’ 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 Main Street Telephone 612 STEAMSHIP TICKETS FOREIGN REMITTANCES| TOALL PARTS OF THE'WORLD GEQRGEANUIELEY 257 MAIN STREET NEWRRITAINCONN |