New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 24

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAIN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, — Jex & HARTFORD VB Stylish Stout Garments SIZES 40% TO 52%, i They are trim and fashionable, the Suits, Dresses and Coats featured in our exclusixe depaftment for extra sizes on the Third Floor. have these styles in the new garments that have just come in. Tailored Suits for practical and dress wear, priced from $39.95 to $159.50. Coats for all odcasions priced from $29.95 to $195.00. Cloth Dresses priced from $29.95 to $69.50. Silk Dresses, priced from $29.95 to $149.50. The Suits are in Serge, Tricotine, Duvet de Laine, Panvelaine, Mousyne and Poiret Twill; fur trimmed. Coats in Tricotine, plain or fur trimmed. Cloth Dresses in Serge, Tricotine and Poiret Twill. Silk JDresses in Satin, Crepe de Chine and Canton Crepe, straight mings. ’ . One Day Sale of Mesh Bags THE' GREATEST OFFER WE EVER MADE The bags are in assorted styles and qualities; some are silver plated, others are in green gold finish. Many have reversed mesh, some have tassels or fringec. Traly marvelous values and gift buyers should ba interested. One bag has the popular pannier handle and ball fringe bottom; another has cathedral top with tassel botto: Silver Green gold .. Don’t Miss This October Blanket angldComfortable The time:is ripe to. buy as.prices are down 509 and down far more in our big October Sale. The best grades in wool, part wool and cotton. b Second® Floor—Basement. An excellent Bag has cathed- ral top and bafl fringe Dottom: Silver ... $4.95 Green gold $5.95 The popular — EAMSHIP TICKETS 5T 'FOREIGN REMlTTANCES{ 'TOALL PARTS OF THE 'WORLD | 237 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN CONK | GEORGEAMUIGLEY CORBIN MOTOR LIVERY CO. High Class Closed Cars For All Occasions. tors Only. . . e Y o Phone 1830 Rates Reasonable 83 ?hwe %}uoOur Rate For Trips Over the Mohawk Trail ¢ Quick Results---Herald Classified Advts THE OLD HOME TOWN THE CLERKS,ON LOWER MAIN STREET HAVE FORMED A GLEE: CLUB AT JIM WATSONS SHOP. “ We know the very styles that appeal to women .of full fl*re and we See them now. Velour, Normandy, . Panvelaine, Bolivia, Orlando, Marvella, Geerona and Tweeds; HARTFORD | % | l THIRD FLOOR plain and lines and drapes, all style trim- { Another handsome Bag has four tassels at the bottom: Silyer $3.95 $5.25 Green gold . Pear] Bead Necklaces 24-In. necklaces in soft creamy tint; perfect]y graduated and matched beads with solid gold spring safety klasp attached, tructible and guaranteed. 3 indes- These beads are as lustrous asd $2 lovely as one could desire. The sale price .95 WOMAN WRITES TO HARDING ONCE MORE ! Mrs| Fried Wants Definite Proposals / Goncerning Limitation of Arma- ments—Suggest Half Cut. New York, Oct. 14.—Another chap- ter of the. correspondence between President Harding and Mrs. Ella L. Fried concersing the coming confer- ence on limitation of armament was made public today by -“Miss Freed” who added that the president had mis- read her name which really is Mrs. Ella L. Fried. The president made public on Wed- nesday a letter in response to one from her in which he gave his first extended public outline of what he hoped to see achieved at the conference. Mrs. Fried said she had written a reply urging him to propose a reduc- tion by one-half of present armaments. The letter read: & “I asked you what you meant by ‘reasonable limitation.’ You say yeu mean ‘something practicable.” That is exactly the same thing you said before Classified advertisements get the business. If you have a tenement to rent, property or furniture for sale you can’t find a quicker or cheaper way of getting a customer. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD. ACTOMOBILES USED CARS FOR SALE. . 1921 1918 1917 1916 1919 Dodge touring, like new..$ 775 Hudson super-six touring 1150 Hudson super-six touring. 700 Cadilac 7 pass. touring.. 900 Paige 5 pass. touring 700 1917 Dodge Bros. touring .... 375 A fresh line of used cars each week. S. & F. MOTOR SALES CORP. 155 Eim St. Tel. 731 Open evenings until 9. 10-14-3d FOR SALE—Speedster car in fine condition, good tires. A big bargain at $135. Call M. Newton, 513 East St. Tel. FOR SALE—1920 Paige Sedam; small mile- age; very good condition. Address Her- ald, Box 3A. 10.14-6d KOR SALE—Ford, Iate 1921 touring, self- starter; demountable rims; extra tire. Ap- ply 445 Arch St, apt. 1. 10-14-1dx FOR SALE—Five passengér ‘1917 Hupmo- bile model N. in good condition. 3600, including many extras. | Used less than 16,000 miles.- 223 Maple St. Tel. 596-2. 10.12-4dx FOR, SALE—One ton truck In ‘good con- dition; no reasonable offeg, refused. Auto Repair Co., 538 East Main Telephone 2016-3. 10-12-3dx TO RENT—Oct. 15. steam heated 4 roo: apartments and offices; all convenience: new, just completed, Ifain St. building. Reasonable. I. Wexler, 21 Hart St. Phone 1766. ) 10-12-3dx 1921. CLASSIFIED 1c A MINIMUM CHARGE 20c -:- CASH IN ADVANCE This is not a question of Have you tomatoes, peaches, grapes or other WORD — vegetables or fruits to sell for canning or pre- serving? Try a classified ‘credit. Bookkeeping, bil- | advt. It will bring results. ling and postage cost more than the price of the lit- tle advt. and in eliminating this work we save the advertiser money. fO RENT. TO RENT—Three room temement Glen St Price $12. Inquire mont St. Tel. 1331-14. TO RENT—Desirable 5 room rent; first improvements; large yard; private 101 Fairview St. Tel. 92-4 even_ 10-14-1dx at 144 178 Tre- 10-14.2dx TO RENT—5 room temement; all modern improvements; $20. 513 East St. cor. Chestnut. 10-4-2dx TO RENT—S5 or 6 room tenements; all im- provements. 170 High St. 10-14-2dx TO BENT—6 room temement on Maple St. and 6 rooms on Cherry St.; all improv: ments. Tel. 1635-13. 10-14-1ax TO RENT—4i room tenement; all improve- ments and ome 5 room tenement, all, im provements; also store at 330" East Main St. 10-14-2dx .TO RENT—4 rooms; modern improvements; alsc tenement of 3 rooms, at 32 Green- wood St. Inquire on premises. 10-14-3d TO RENT—Five room tenement, up.to-date; best location in city. Inquire 19 Bradley St. Tel. 2112, 10-13-3dx 0 RENT—Five room ecottage and four 1oom tenement, with improvements, ‘at 5 and 7 Cherry St. Inquire 48 Beaver St. J. A. Kasprow. 10-13-3ax ONLY ONE CENT A WORD. o ———— FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES MANDOLIN—E C. Benson Barker, private instruction on mandoli, banjo ukulele. For appointments apply at C. L. Pierce & Co. 246 Main St. t pupil’s home. = 10-14- FOR SALE—A Glenwood kitchen range slightly used; wil sell for half cost. Bdward Jacobs, N. Wellington_St.. Bel- videre. 10-14-3ax NOTICE—They pay for themselves—they keep out all cold drafts, rain and _dust. John McGraw, agt for “New Patent Bronze-Zinc Metal Weather Strips.” Phone 1673. Office 419 Main St, City. 10-14_2ax SAVE MONEY—Bring * your suede = shoes here to be cleaned and dyed. This is the only place in the city where the work can be done—and donme well, t60. Cham- ber of Commerce Shoe Shine Parlor, 140 Main St FOR SALE—Carnations, chrysanthemums, grape vines, barberry and Japanese privet hedge, guaranteed not to freeze. Thos. Paonessa, 212 Oak St. Tel. 699-2. 10-14-1ax FOR SALE—Two Barred Rock cock birds. Thompson’s strain. Pullets, hens and cock birds. Light Brahmas, also incuba- tors and brooders. Price reasonable. 112 Carlton St. 10-14-2ax FOR SALE—Barber shop, doing good busi- ness. Address Barber Shop, Herald Omde, | NOTICE—Franz Premier 10-14-1d% | \leaners renmted, $1.25- a- dsy. Deli re promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed. Clean- FOR SALE—Brand new. Saxophone with | °° f°F sal¢ and repaired. = Tel. 195 toning device. Must be sold this week. e Sell at sacrifice. Address Saxophone, Box 32, Herald. 10-14-3d NOTICE—Electric Vacuum cleazer to rent, c half day $1.25 per day delivered Tel. 608-2. 10-12-3dx NOTICE—Pianos rebullt.. We usé the best material, and expert workmanship guar- antecd. References furnished. Estimates free. Piano shop Booth's Block. C. A. Humphrey, Manager. Phone 1863 10.12-15x promptly. FOR SALE—My magnificent new upright pi- ano; one of world’s best makes. Will sacrifice $200 for cash. Address Ericksom, Box 22. Herald. 10-14-2ax FOR SALE—Business wagon In good co djtion. Must be sold at once. Apply Amn Bt 10-14-1ax FO RENT—New tenement of six rooms; all improvements. Inquire 91 Farmiungton ve. 10-13-4dx DOLLS, Toys, Games, Doll Hospital, Dolls dressed to order. Hallowe'en ~Novelties FOR SALE— horses, harness and I el and Favors. Arch St. Novelty Shop_ 359 ax wagon: team now working. Bargain. 551 Stanley St. 10-13-2ax | _ Arch St 10-1 TO RENT—Tenement of five rooms; all im. provements. - 325 Church St. Apply 1st or 2nd fivor east. In good condition. 10-12-6ax all modern im- 20 Beatty St. 10-11-5dx 0 ' RENT—Fdur rooms, provements; near center. TO RENT—Tenement, 196 So. Maln St v 10.13-6dx !| CYLINDER ' GRINDING—General overhaul- ing and repair work The H. & B. Mfg. Works, 110 Rockwell Ave. 10-11-tf LOR SALE—Allen Sedan, first class condi- tion; newly ' painted and overhauled. Chevrolet 490,,as good as new. Will trade for Ford Coupe with .starter. Ona Vim Truck cheap. One Overland Truck; make an offer. Phone 2051. Rudolph’s Gar- age. 10-11.5ax FOR SALE—OY¥erland model - 90 touring; first’ class condition. Call at 61 Garden st 10-11-5dx S in other words. Snyonyms are not definitions. “Permit me to ask you whether you consider a reduction ‘of the world's military burdens by one-half reason- able or practicable? If every one of the nations at the conference agrees to reduce its armament one-half, their relative strength would remain as great as before. That is clear, I hope. “Then why not suggest one-half reduction? When that has been done the women of the world will furnish suggestions as to what is reasonable and practicable.”’ Mrs. Fried, aged 28, lives in Pitts- burgh. She has been serving as a speaker for the citizens disarmament committee. : JEAT.OUS OF BABY, BOY DIES. } Jesse Whitehead, 9, Ends Life ' in Pond Near Home. Norwalk, Conn., Oct. 14.—Jesse D. Whitehead, nine, committed suicide here yesterday morning because = of jealousy over the arrival of a baby boy in his home. Jesse was found in PBishop mill pond in front of his home ten minutes after he jumped i, but Iis life could not be saved. Jesse's father died three years ago and the lad’s heart almost broke from grief. His widowed mother became Mrs. John W. Lewis and tw¢ months ago there arrived a-baby boy. Rela- tives-teased the lad until he ran away. Brought back against his will he ran away again, only to be found a sec- ond time. He has been despondent and said he would rather be dead than as he was. Yeasterday morning his. mother sent nim to the pond to empty a pan. The boy set the pan down on the bank and dived in. Mrs. Lewis, being sus- picious, followed, and found him head down in the mud. in four feet of water. IGNORES CHINA’S NOTE. Japan Does Not Take Country’s Re- Jjection of Proposal Seriously. the Chinese note rejecting her pro- posals relative to negotiations involv. ing the Shantung question according to most reliable information here. This would leave the position of Japan as it was following the presentation of the Tokio memorandum by M. Oba- ta, Japanese minister here in Septem- ber. % It is declared that Japan expects China will attempt to bring the Shan- tung problem before the Washington conference but Tokjo is relying upon the solid support of the signatories to the Versailles treaty in opposing such a move, because if China’s claims were recognized, it is asserted, other non-signatory nations would be en- couraged to protest against clauses’ distasteful to them, and thus the treaty might be invalidated. Japan expects her.stand in this matter will leave Shantung open to future direct nego- tiations with China. 2 Because of the many positions in which they must work, tractor motors are tested at angles up to 45 degrees. — FOR Peking, Oct. 14. — (By Associated Press)—Japan is inclined to ignore 70 RENT—5 room tenement; all improve- ments. 217 Chestnut' St., rear; also § 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 St, New Britain, Conn. 10-8-tf 'F0 RENT—F1ve room tenement second fioor, at 87, Hart St Inquire 83 Hart St. 3 -3Q-t1 TO RENT—Very desirable 4 and 6 room apartments, steam heat, hot water and jan- {tor service all year round. All latest im- provements. Also have cheaper apart- meents for rent. For particulars apply M. Cohen 378 Stanley St. Tel. 2423. 8-24.t1 TO RENT—Very desirable 5 roon: flat, steam teat furnished. The W. L. Hatch Com- pany, City Hall. 8-3-t1 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 shoo repairing. 10-5-6dx FOE SALE—150 to 200 guarts high grade ¥OR SALE—6 -cider barrels. Call at 142 Main St. ¥ 10-13.6d FOR SALE—Grogery and confect! store in Kensington. Price reasonable, - Ad- dress Box 15G. 10-13-6dx FOR SALE—Baby Carriage In first olass shape One year old. Will sacrifice for $25. Inquire 97 Greenwood St.. down- stairs. -13-3dx FOR SALE—Upright mahogany piano, brand aew, much better instrument, price and terms than other fellow. Andrews, 401 Arch St. 10.13-3dx NOTICE—C. Mattes & Co., electro 23 Brosd St, Plainville. platers, s-15-tt _-— . - REAL ESTATE FOE SALRE. FOR SALE—Two-tenement house. all ‘mod- ern improvements at 73 Winthrop St. 10-13-6dx e WANTED R S P WANTED—To buy 5 or 6 reom cotiage or bungalow; good location. Address Her- ald, Box 34D. 10-14-2ax WANTED—American gentleman waats to buy used upright piano or square; also Phonograph with cabinet. 1 will pay for moving. State make and condition, price. Address Harry, Lock Box 67, Hartford, : Conn. . FOR SALE—Vietrola snd easy s payments. Box 9V, Herald. 10-13-2dx | WANTED—To Buy, kerosend oil stove. : Must be in good condition. Answer lm- ; also ™rc'mtely. Parker, 324 So. Main or cockerel. 44813, 10-13.2dx FOR BALE—Oak room table, gas stove bed and baby carriage. Call 88 ‘Pleasant St, up stairs. 10-13-2dx FOR SBALE—Parlor stove in fine gonditio: also” go-cart. Call any time before Mon- day. 45 Pierce St, Plainville, Conn. 10-13-2ax EOR SALE—] bred R. I. Red WANTED—A small family like & TO RENT—5 room tememexnt at 64 Church Bt, nd foor. Hest, furnisned. Enguir. at Adkins Printiog Co. 86 Church Bt %1t 70 RENT-—S' room ent, modern lm provements. Apply at 114 Commercial St §-24-t e ————————— FURNISHED KOOMS, TO EENT—Furnished rooms, for ladies; for' $3.00 a week and 1 for $2.50 a weel board 1f desired. 59 Walnut St. 10-14-17 TO RENT—S furnished rooms housekeeping; -steam heat; provements. 82 W. Main St. TO RENT—Furnished rooms; iences. 24 Maple St. for modern 10-14-3dx all conven- 10-14-2ax TO. RENT—Large front room, suitable for ome or two gentlemen; two minutes walk from the posf office. 10 Lake Court . 10-1. +OR SALE—Ferrets, Inquire 316 Waslitag- modern tree! tenement on a desirabl ton St. Wm Hackney. 10.31-3dx 1% 2 Address Herald, Box 34W. 10-13-3ax KOR_SALE—1 rooths of camlete including- parlor, bed room, dinifk roof and kitchen linens, etc. but 8 48 Talcott St. 10-11-6ax LOR SALE—$3,780 at 264 Clark St., City. “heated. preferred Addrees Herald. Box 18B. 10-33-3dx F——_—M standard_make ‘Heral Call ana records. Box To-iisax| PR 5 FOR SALE—Rhode Island Cockerels for Lreeding. Apply to M. A. Norton, . 22 Whiting St., Plafoville. Phone 41- 10. months old. 4. 10-13.2ax e e ———— 1-sa FOE SALE—Thoroughbred Barred Hock Cockerel Laying strain. Robert P. Pinches, Beérlin, Conn. Phone 478-4. 10-10-6ax WANTED—Reliable woman ad® honsekeeper in family of -two; place for right good party. Address Herald. Box 2A. 10-13-tt WANTED—Waitress In ayette St Steady "'“'»‘“ B b e housework. Address Girl, Box ald OmMce. OR_SALE—Good seasoned , sawed to order, any length desired. $14 cord de- Stanley Svea Grain and Coal Co. 9.19-tf at 32 1.2, 10-14-3dx general 34 Her—- ,10-14-2ax 'WANTED—Com) maid for TOST. housewgrk; one who gdes home nights TO RENT—Nicely furnished room, heated, # sultable for 2 gentlemen; 2 minutes walk from past office. | § Emmons Place. - ' 10.13 e SITUATION WANTED. WANTED—To go out working by day, wash- ing, froning and cleaning. Apply 69 Hen- ry St Tel. 562-13. 10-13-3dx 'WANTED—Position to take care of furnaces and heat boilers. Experienced. 236 Oak St. Tel. 699.: 10-12-6dx e BUSINESS CHANCES. WELL ESTABLISHED good paying pool room consisting of 10 - tables, bootblack parior, smoke shop and lunch counter, paying a weekly profit of between $75.00 and $100.00; will sell reasonable. This is an extraordinary opportunity. Apply to 224 Windsor St, Hartford, Conn. 10-14-6ax e} HELP WANTED—MALE, WANTED—A man with selling ability, bes tween the ages of 25 and 50. Steady em- ployment, and an opportunity for the right man to earn as high as $3,500 a year. Reply, stating experience, 'with references, to Opportunity, Box 34Y, Her. ald. 10-10-3e0d. WANTED—Young man over 16, work in McBriarty's Drug Stord, 10. WANTED—Mechanics and mise, men for occupations from chief industrial centers. National Industrial Outlook. (15c coin) Box 1518, Pittsfield. Mass. 10-7-25 dx - _o—————— NELSON IN HOSPITAL. Carl Nelson of Cherry street, is a government patient at Base Hospital No. 2 in Maryland. His is a nervous case, caused by the strain of 10 months’ fizhting at the front line in France, with Co. I, 102d Infantry, U. S. Nelson in a letter tells of some of the serious cases of epilepsy and ner- vousness, which are being treated there. There is nothing but absolute quiet as a tonic and everything pos- sible is being done to relieve the con- dition 'of the unfortunate ones there. Wednesday was named after the g0od Woden. SALE — Valuable residence and :arge lot. Corner West Main and Vine streets. 14 Room House. Modern Equipment. Well worth considering for anyone wanting property in first class location. H. D. National Bank HUMPHREY TEL. OFFICE 141—RESIDENCE 1822-i Ballding Open Saturday Evenings Address Herald, Box X28X. 10-13-3dx "ANTED—Stenographer; experienced in billing and shorthand.. State experience and salary expected. Apply own bandwiiting P. O. Box 199. 10-13-2ax ‘WANTED—Competent - maid - for general kousework in_small family. Mrs. Rod- man Coamberlain, 93 Harrison St. Tel 1523-4. - 10-13-3d ‘WANTED—Housekeeper in family of two. Apply John Bader, 34 Bfook St, South- ington, Conn. 10-11-6a A.LIPMAN Dealer in NEW AND SECOND HAND - FURNITURE and all HOUSEHOLD GOODS 34 Lafayette St. New Britain, Conn. Tel. 1329-2 f PRE-WAR PRICES AT LOST—Gent’s gold wateh, fob attached. Finder please return to Herald Office. 10-14-1dx 1 08T—34x4 tire and rim, Wednesday. Find- er call 1719 10-14-1ax LOST—Thursday, army G&ischarge. Finder Herald Office, Box 32XX. please return to 10-14:1dx LOST—On Hart or Camp Sts, ome Seed Pearl Pin, 1 CloiseneCup, 1 String Pearl Beads. ' Suitable reward to finder. Re- turn Herald Office. 10-12-3dx WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE. CIVIL. SFRVICE examinations Oct vembe:. - Positions $1.400-$1,600. upward. Experience unnecessary. ~For free particulars, instruction write J. Leonard (former Civil: Service examiner), 843 Equitable Bldg., Washington, D. C. 10-14-3dx No- e; 18 Save your old RAGS and PAPERS Also Second Hand Men’s Clothes and Fu £ 116 WEST ST. TEL. 633-23. NEXT WEEK—6 ACT: New House on Commonwealth Avenue — 7 rooms, all improvements. We defy you to find a new house as cheap as this which will anywhere near compare with it for value received—See Us Now. * CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 MAIN STREET. PHONE 343. ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. Typewriters Repaired, All Makes Have you a typewriter which needs overhayling? We will loan you a machine free of charge while* we repair your machine. — We also rent typewriters — New Britain Typewriter Exchange 96 West Main St. - Tel. 612