New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1921, Page 12

Moorish troops have thrown a ring of steel around Melilla, the last Spanish stronghold in Morocco. harass the Spaniards day and night. Their on his high perch, firing at the enemy. FRESH CAUGHT SHORE gfl{lwn e, 18¢ FRE! FRESH FLOUNDERS ........Ib. 10c The Finest: Stock In the City Haddock 1b 8c FRESH LARGE BUTTERFISH .......Ib, FRESH 3 MACKEREL FANCY NO. 1 SMELTS FRESH SILVER 25 SALMON (Sliced). ....Ib. C FRESH WHITE 30 HALIBUT (Sliced).. . .Ib. C eomaedh bevauabl i v s Beardsley’s Shredfied Cod pkg 10c * Fat Salt Mackerel, Ib.. 20c Fat Salt Herring, 1b. . 10c 'ONE WE FRESH OPENED CLAMS . SOLID MEAT j OYSTERS .........quart el b SN ke ide Boneless Smoked Herring, Ib, 15¢ Boneless Strip Cod, Ib. Boneless Cod Bits, Ib. PRE-WAR PRICE SALE CO NCING OCTOBER 11 Gargoyle Mobiloils—Sealed Cans 1 Gallon can, former price $1.30—O0UR PRICE $1.00 5 Gallon can, former price $5.65—OUR PRICE Polarin and Medium Atlantic Motor Oils 1 Gallon can, former price $1.00—OUR PRICE 75c 5 Gallon can, former price $5.00—OUR PRICE $3.00 Take advantage of this Sale while: it lasts. Barrel prices quoted upon request. THE. SINGER OIL ‘CO., INC. New Britain, Conn. 415 WIST MAIN STREET Auto 'rucking ' Storage and Crating A recent article in the Literary Digest on Packin; of erating, elaiming it to be the best. 25¢ B 356 R % 30(: "ew Bluefish 1Ib 12c¢ 45¢ 75¢ sharpshooters Here one of them is shown g and Crating approves our method ‘We have the best of mpflmllln LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE JURNITURE “Inter Urban Transfer & Storage 167 1-2 Main Street, New Britain. Tel. 2090, 2002. Rear of Dickinson Drug Store, THE OLD HOME TOWN A. P. Marsh. Manager CITY ITEMS Ruffo Concert tickets at Morans’-— advt. The Luther, league of the Swedish Lutheran church will meet this even- ms. . Jester has great buys at his clean- up used car sale. 193 Arch St.—advt. The church service' league of _St. Mark’s church will meet at the parish house tonight, U. S. Marine Band, Fox’'s Sunday. Get tickets now at C. L. Pierce Co.— advt. A meeting of the St. Mary's Ladies’ Aid conference will be held in St Mary’s school hall at 7:30 o’clock to- night. , Theron W. Hart, pianist, organist, song coach, has resumed teaching. Phone 143-5.—advt. The members of Company I Veter- ans corps are supporting the Spanish ‘War Veterans in strongly aiding the American Legion in bringing the U. 8. Marine band to this city Sunddy. Ruffo tickets and records, C. L. Pierce.—advt. DEATH BRINGS GLOOM News of Senator Knox’s Demise Re- ceived With Sorrow in Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Oct. 13.—News of the death of Senator Knox last night was received with profound regret in Pitts- burgh. The announcement of the death of one of the city’s most noted citi- zens brought expressions of sorrow. Justice of the supreme: court of Pennsylvania were guests of honor at a dinner at the Pittsburgh club, which was attended by Judge James H. Reed, for 24 years a law partner of Senator Knox, when the word was re- celved. Gloom was cast over the affair as practically every man' present had been assoclated with the senator or was closely acquainted with him. SCHOOL DAYS Hazing time ' is here. Photo shows freShman at Dartmouth pray- ihg for ‘“rain”, and getting it. BY. STANLEY You GOIN’ TO LIGHT — CaNLEY THE PRESIDENT OF THE RAILROAD STEPPED OFF HIS PRIVATE CAR. YESTERDAY AND GAVE AGENT KEYES A FINE BIG CIGAR HE ALSC SPOKE OF THE FINE:LAWN ABOUT THE STATion BRITAIN DAILY HERAIN THURSDAY, Classified advertisements get the business. If you have a tenement to rent, property or furniture for sale you can’t find a quicker or cheaper way of getting a customer. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD. OCTOBER 13, CLAS 1c A 1921. FIED ORD MINIMUM CHARGE 20c¢ - CASH IN ADVANCE -:- This is not a question of creditf 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. Have you tomatoes, peaches, grapes or other vegetables or fruits to sell for canning or pre- serving? Try a classified advt. It will bring results. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD. e e e AUTOMOBILESN O RENT, FOR SALE—Ford touring, good condition; price $190, $90 )ayments, balance pay- ments. Phone' 1391 87 West Main St., Room 108. 10-13-1dx FOR SALE—Ford touring cash. ton st. car cheap for Call after 7 p. m., 276 Washing- 2 10-13-1dx TO RENT—Five room tenement, up.to-date; best location in city. Inquire 19 Bradiey St. Tel. 2112. 10-13-3dx 70 RENT—Five room cottage and four zoom tenement, with improvements, at 5 and -7 Cherry St. Inquire 48 Beaver St. J. A. Kasprow. 10-13-3ax FOR SALE—Studebaker 6 cyl,, starter, elec- tric lights_all in good running condition. $275. 87 Elm St. Tel. 429-14. 10-13-1dx AUTO OWNERS TAKE NOTICE—Radiators repaired and new cores installed. Dents and. jams removed from autp"bodie. snd fendérs. Now.is the timeto -have new Unoleum and zinc binding’ put on your running boards and foot boards. We have a bargain on Ford radiators when you turn 1n your old one. to us. _ Hultquist Brothers, 107 Arch St, New Britain, Ct. 9.30-x—10-1-6-8-13-15-x TO RENT—New tenement of six rooms; all improvements. Inquire 91 Farmington Ave. 10-13-4dx TO RENT—Tenement of five rooms; all im_ provements, 325 Church St. Apply lst or 2nd.-floor east. In good condition. 10-12-6dx T RENT—Four rooms, provements; near center. all modern im- 20 Baatty St _10-11-5ax ¥OR SALE—Ford, late 1921 touring, ‘self- starter, demountable rims extra tire. Ap- ply 445 Arch St apt 1. 10-12-3dx FOR SALE—1019 Ford Touring car, in fine condition. with plenty of extras, cheap. Car must be sold this week. 64 Newing- ¢ ton Ave., 2na fioor. Tel. 2590-12. f 10-12-2d% FOR SALE—Five passenger 1917 Hupmo- bile model N. in good condition. $600; Including many extras. Used less than 18000 mfles; 223 Maple St. Tel. 896-2. \ 10.12-4ax FOR SALE—One h “truck In good' con- dition; no reasonable.offer refused. Auto Repair Co. 538 East Main Sf. Telephone 4 2016-3. FOR SALE—1918 Dodge roadster; excells condition. = $450. 1079-12. 10-12-21 TO RENT—Oct. 15, steam heated 4 room apartments and offices; all conveniences; new, just completed, ./[ain St. building. Reasonable. 1. Wexler, 21 Hart St. Phone 1766. 10-12-3dx CYLINDER GRINDING—General overhaul- ing and repaif work The H. & B. Mfg. Works, 110 Rockwell Ave. 10-11-tf 16-12-3dx |- TO RENT—Tenement, 196 So. Main St. 10.13-6dx TO RENT—5 room temement; all improve- ments. 217 Chestnut St, rear; also 5 rooms on City Ave. Apply Frank Nair, 553 Main St. 10-8-12d TO RENT—Main St. store; also office rooms; best location in the city.” Will rent rea- sonable to right party. Apply Modern Boot Shop, 168 Main New Britain, Conn. 10-8-tf ‘T0 BRENT—Five room tenement second ftoor, at 87 Hart St Inquire 83 Hgrt St. 0 9-30t1 TO RENT—Very ‘desirable 4 . and 6 room apartments, steam heat, hot water and jan- itor sekvice all year round. All latest im- provements. Also have cheaper apart: ‘mants for rent. For particulars apply M. Cohen 378 Stanley, St. Tel. 2425. 8-24-tf TO RENT—Very Gesirable § roor: flat, steam 1eat furnished. The W. L. Hatck Com- yany, City Hall 8-3-t1 TO RENT—S5 room tememext at 4 Church St, 20d toor. Heat, furnisned. Enquire at Adkins Pointing Co.. 68 Church St. . 7-1-t1 KOR SALE—Allen Sedan, first class condi- tion; newly pafnted and overhauled. Chevrolet 490, as good as new. ~Will trade for Ford Coupe with starter. One Vim Truck cheap. One Overland Truck; make an offer. Phone 2051. age. Rudolph's Gar- 10-11_5dx TO RENT—S room tenemeut, modern Im- provements. Apply at 114 Commescial St, -24-t = T ] FURNISHED KOOMS. FOR SALE—MISCELLANXOUS TOR SALE—1 pair horses, harness and wagon: team now working. Bargain. 551 Stanley St. 10-13-2dx FOE SALE—150 to 200 quarts high grade milk daily. Apply to Jas. Canfleld, New- ington. 10°13-6dx FOR SALE—§ cider barrels. Call at 142 Main St 10-13_6d FOR SALE—Grocery and confectionery store in Kensington. Price reasonable, Ad- dress Box 15G. 10-13-6dx FOR SALE—Baby Carriage in first class shape One year old. Will sacrifice for $25. Inquire 97 Greenwood St.. down- stairs. +10-13-3dx FOR SALE—Upright mahogany- piano, brand new, much better instrument, price and terms than other fellow. Andrews, 401 Arch St. 10.13-2dx FOR SALE—Oak dining room table gas stove bed and baby carriage. Call 8§ Pleasant St, up stairs. 10-13-2ax FOR SALE—Parlor stove in fine ¢indition; also go-cart. Call any time before Mon- day. 45 Plerce St., Plainville, Conn. 10-13.2ax NOTICES NOTICE—Electric Vacuum cleaster to rent, 75¢ half day. $1.25 per day delivered Tel. 10-12-3ax prompuly. 608-2. COMMENCING Monday, Qctober 17th, I will deliver milk daily from my own herd ex- clusiveiy, anywhere in the city of New Britain. Ostman, Farmington = Ave., Plainville, Conn. ~ Tel. 35-5. 4 10-12-2dx 10-i5.1ax NOTICE—Pianos rebuilt. We use the best material, and expeft workmanship guar- anteed. References furnished. Estimates free. Piano shop Booth's Block. C, A. Humphrey, Manager. Phone DOLLS, Toys, ‘Games, Doll Hospital, Dolls dressed to order. Hallowe'en Novelties and Favors. Arch St. Novelty Shop. 359 Arch St. 10-12-3dx NOTICE—Wm. Hultberg, shoemaker, wishes to announce that he is still in the Long Shoe Store, 275 Main St., prepared to do all kinds of high grade shoe repairing. 10-8-6dx MNOTICE—C. Matteo & Co., electro 35 Broad St., Plainvi 5-15-t¢ REAL ESTATE FOB SALK. FOR SALE—Victrola and records; easy payments. Box 9V, Herald. 10-13-2ax FOR SALE—Oak dining table and small sideboard to matéh. 21 Broad Plainville. 10-12-2dx EOR SALE—Broilers; also ome thorough- bred R. I. Red cockerel. Tel. 672-13. 0 FOR SALE—Ferrets. Iuquire 316 Washing- ton St. ‘W Hackney. 10.11-5dx 10R SALE—EImwood range with hot water front. Price $20. 676 East St. second floer. 10-11-8ax FOE SALE—Pair of ‘fine mules; also 18 tons of hay in barn; cheap if sold at once. A. R Jomes, Whiting St., Plainville. 10-11-3ax FO RSALE—Fine native Green Mountain po- tatoes. Delivered in five bushel lots. $1.80 per bu. A. R. Jomes, Whiting St., Plainville. 10-11-8ax. FOR SALE—4 rooms of complete furniture, including parlor, bed room, dining room and kitchén linens, ete.’ Goods but 8 months old. 48 Talcott St. 10-11-6dx ¥OR SALE—Overiand model 90 touring; first class condition. ; Call at 61 Garden st. 3 10-11-5dx, WANTED—FEMALE HELP ‘WANTED—Competent maid _for general housework; one who ga:s home nights . preferred. ~Address Herald, Box X28X. 10-¥3-3ax WANTED—Stenographer; one experienced in billing and shorthand. State experience and salary expected. .~ Apply in own handwiiting P. O. Box 199. 10-13-2ax WANTED—Competent maid for general housework in small family. Mrs, Ro man Cnamberlain, 93 Harrison St T¢ 1523-4. 10-12- WANTED—Competent mald - for general housework. Mrs. A. H. Met€alf, 98 Har- rison St. 10.11-t¢ WANTED—~Housekeeper [n family of tws. Apply Jghn Bader, 34 Brook St., South- ington, Conn. 10-11-6a WANTED—Girl for cooking and down- stairs work. References. Mrs. Geo. Hill, 16 Washington. St. 10-10-t¢ —_— m WANTED—MALE, WANTED—Tallors; steady work; good pay. 4 Eim St. . WANTED—Young man over .16 years to work in McBriarty's Drug Store. 10-12-34 WANTED—Mechanics and misc, men for occupations from chief industrial centers. National Industrial Outlook. (15c coin) Box 1518, Pittsfleld, Mass. 10-%-25 ax H ROTECTS When the physician recommends our PASTEURIZED MILK for the baby, isn’t that a good indication regarding the quality the entire family ‘should) use A We don’t have to gisrepresent 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 10-¥3-1dx| 10 RENT—Nicely furnished room, heated, suitable for 2 gentlemen; 2 minutes walk from post office. 8 Emmons Place. 10.13-3d TO RENT—Large front heated; all convenienct minutes from center. Price reasonable " el 2007. 4 10-12-2d TO BENT—Three furnished rooms, third floor; steam heat; all conveniences; adults, Reference required. \ Address Box 4Y, Herald. 10-11-3dx y room, steam West gnd; five TO RENT—Room and board three gentlemen. for two or 24 Washington St. 10-11-3dx TO RENT—A large front room, 2 beds, heated, hot and cold water; board If de- sired. ' 82 Lake St. 10-11-3d (0 RENT—Two or three room fyrnished apartment, for light housekeeping, Sink in kitchen. Also large room, suitable for gentlemen. 103 West Main St. 10-10-3dx SITUATION WANTED. — WANTED—Position to work In a music store preferred. Address Box 490, WANTED—A young lady would like a po- sition typist or clerk. Address P. O. Box 480. 10-13-1dx WANTED—Position to take care of furnaces and heat boilers. Experienced. 236 Oak St. ' Tel. 699.3. 10-12-6dx WANTED—To go out working by the day. Address Box X31X, Herald Office. 10-11-3dx In the rural parts of Sweden the people wear no shoes in summer. COAL-COAL- COAL ‘We come into this world all naked and bare; Life is full of trouble and care. When we die we go, we know not where. But it is better to buy our coal here Than to use the other fellow’s coal there. The Citizens’ Coal Co. 24 DWIGHT COURT Telephone 326. A. LIPMAN Dealer in NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE and all HOUSEHOLD GOODS 34 Lafayette S New Britain, Conn. Telephone 1720. T 329-2 — FOR SALE — Valuable residence and Vine streets. 14 Room iarge lot, Corner West Main and House. Modern Equipment. Well worth considering for anyone wanting property in first class location. H. D. HUMPHREY TEL. National ‘Bank Building OFFICE- 141—RESIDENCE 1822-3. Open Saturday Evenings _ LOR SALE—$3,780 second mortgage. at 264 Clark St., City. FOR SALE—Rhode Island Cockerels for bLreeding. * Apply to M. A. Nortom, 22 Whiting St Plainville. ‘Phone 41-2. call 10-11-4dx 10-11-6a Y FOE _SALE Thoroughbred Barred Kock Cockerels. | Laying strain. Robert P. Pinches, Berlin, Conn. Phone 478-4. 10-10-6dx seasoned .wood, sawed to any length desired. $14¢ cord de- Stanley Svea Grain and Coal Co. 9.19-tf FOR: 8. <rder, livered, Tel. 419 LOST. LOST—On Hart or Camp Sts., Pearl Pin, 1 Cloisene Cup, 1 String Pearl Beads. Suitable reward to finder. Re# turn Herald Office. 10-12-3dx one Seed —DENTISTS— A. B. Johnson, D. D.-S. T. R. Johnson, D. D. S. National Bank Bldg. GAS and OXYGEN ADMINISTERE® BROILERS AND FOWLS Alive or Fresh Killed, 38c Ib. Also a new!supply of Goldfish, Ferrets and Ferret Muzzles NEW BRITAIN BIRD STORE 105 Arch St. Tel. 1121-3 Save yourrold RAGS and PAPERS L. Will Pay Better Prices Now. Also Second Hand Men’s Clothes and Furniture. 116 WEST ST. TEL. 633-23. FOR SALE—Twe-tenement house. all mod- ern improvements at 72 Winthrop St. 10-13-8dx FOR SALE—3 tenement housey all.im ments; large yard and lot., Frank Alti- bani, 317 Clinton St. 10-7-6ax e —— WANTED WANTED—To Buy, kerosene oil Must be in good ' condition. 324 So. stove. Answer im- Main or 10-13_2dx = > Address Box 10-13-1dx WANTED—To do paper hanging and paint- ing; willing to work at reasonable price. 242 Hartford Ave. Tel. §33-5. 10-13-18x “ely. 446-13. WANTED—To buy, & stroller, in good condition. 7B, Herald. Parker, WANTED—To buy, second hand cashier's desk: cheap for cash. Tel. 1363. 10-11-3d WANTED—A small family would like s modern tenement on a desirable | street. Address Herald, Box 34W. 10-13-3ax WANTED—3 or 4 furnished or housekeeping rooms:, heated. Address Herald. Bof. 13B. preferred 10-13-3dx WANTED—To buy standard make phono- sraph and records. Box 3W, Herald. 10-13.2dx DR. COOMBS The Natureopathic Physician . 7 and Chiropractor. Office Hours: 8 a. m. to' 8§ p. m. * Lady assistant, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; 252 Main~aEer; Tei’ T65. By my methods all disease are curable, including: Persistent coughs, colds, chest and lung diseases, all ner- vous conditions, asthma, heart condi- tions, faulty circulation, stomach and liver troubles and positively no fail- ures in neuritis, sciatica or any form of rheumatism. 7 . Electric treatments eof ‘all kinds. Electric light baths,-~Alpine sun rays, ultra violet rays, arc' violet rays amnd electric violet rays are. €iven my ‘pa- tients, without additional cost. Work- ing people and families. are treated until cured a* $1.50 per treatment. THE J. B. MORAN GARAGE Best Equipment for Charging “Let Moran Take Your Auto Troubles in Tow” _ Cadillacs A" Speciaity. THE J. B. MORAN GARAGE 16-18 BOOTH STREET Tel. 622-15. -WAR PRICES AT S%#m o WN YOUR flH‘OME. Through our Copyrighted method ,under jurisdiction, supervision and control of the Comptroller of Currency, ton, D. C. United States of America, Washing- Total cost per $1,000 for 114 2-3 years monthly pays everything. Proteceted in case of Death, Sickness and Financial Distress. The Co-operative Home Building'l'ru#tees AGENCY, NO. 4 MYRTLE STREET, 3 13 PHONE 429-% Here’s a man who has business in New York —He'll sell a 3 family house on Stanley street at a price to make it move. His sacrifice will be your gain. See us about this bargain. CAMP REAL 272 MAIN STREET. PHONE 343. ESTATE CO. ROOMS 305-¢ BANK BLDG, h% Typewriters Repaired, All Makes. Have you a typewriter which needs overhauling? We will loan you a machine free of charge while we repair your machine. P — We also rent typewriters — New Britain Typewriter Exchange 96 West Main St. Tel. 612