New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1921, Page 12

AIRCRAFT MASTERS SEACRAFT The old battleship Alabama settled to a watery grave after an army Martin bomber dropped two 300-pound projectiles on her. The first one tore up the deck and the second went through the hole. it was completely riddled. A GRIPPING STUNT Jim White, navy strong, aids the Washington unemployed by pulling a truck (loaded with ten men) through the Capitol Plaza, b ya rope held in his teeth. U.S.MARINEBAND) A Worthy Concert For a Worthy Cause FOX’S, SUNDAY, OCT. 16TH Afternoon and Evening T5¢ to $2.00 Contributed THE CITIZENS COAL CO. ONE WEEK PRE-WAR PRICE SALE COMMENCING OCTOBER 11 Gargoyle Mobiloils—Sealed Cans 1 Gallon can, former price $1.30—OUR PRICE $1.00 5 Gallon can, former price $5.65—OUR PRICE $4.10 Polarin and Medium Atlantic Motor Oils 1 Gallon can, former price $1.00—OUR PRICE 75¢ 5 Gallon can, former price $5.00—OUR PRICE $3.00 Take advantage of this Sale while it lasts. 4 Barrel prices quoted upon request. THE SINGER OIL CO., INC. 415 WEST MAIN STREET New Britain, Conn, Auto Trucking Storage and Crating A recent article In the Literary Digest on Packing and Crating approves our method of crating, claiming it to be the best. ‘We have the best of Equipment for LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE FURNITURE MOVING. Inter Urban Transfer & ' Storage 167 1-2 Main Street, New Britaln. . Tel. 2090, 2002. A. P. Marsh, Manager Rear of Dickinson Drug Store. THE OLD HOME TOWN (- LAST Other planes dropped lighter bombs upon the ship and | NEW BRITAIN DAILY CITY ITEMS U. 8. Marine Band, Fox’s Sunday. Get tickets now at C. L. Pierce Co.— advt. Emil Larson has been named chair- man of the general committee in charge of the annual Congregational Week to be held at the Swedish Luth- eran church next month. Mrs. Merwin H. Tuttle teacher of voice culture. Studio, 109 Winthrop St. Phone 2499-5.—advt. Dancing, Hol. and Hoff. tonight.— advt. JOHN D. GIVES GIRL DIME FOR SINGING Standard Oil Magnate Applauds ““Moth- er 0’ Mine” on Hudson Ferry— Asks Her To Sing Again Tarrytown, N. Y., Oct. 15.—John D. Rockefeller was so pleased with the singing of a 5-year-old girl on the Hud- son River ferryboat between this town and Nyack today that he gave her two dimes, and told her that she was ‘‘the prettiest little singer’’ he ever had seen. He applauded loudly as she sang, and waved back to her as his automobile sped away. Mr. Rockefeller was crossing the riv- er after a motor ride in Rockland Coun- ty, and as the ferryboat left the slip the fiddlers on the boat struck up the tune ‘‘Mammy' Five-year-old Vir- ginia Denike was in an automobile with her parents on the way home from @ Rockland County wedding, and she sang the words to the song. Applause from Mr. Rockefeller. Seeing a chance to make a hit with a new attraction, the fiddler walked over to the Denike automobile and ask- ed whether the young lady would sing again. She would, with pleasure, and her' choice was ‘‘Mother O’ Mine.”” Two dimes from Mr Rockefeller this time, who told his secretary to tell the singer that she was the prettiest he had seen or heard. ““Thank you very much,” chirped Miss Virginia. “I'll keep them al- ‘ways—auntil I get rich.”” Virginia’s father, Ralph Denike, owns a garage in Hastings where he sells only Standard Oil products. Reports of Virginia's success at win- ning dimes from Mr. Rockefeller, in- stead of the usual coppers, with an ad- monition to save them, brought many photographers to the Denike house. The. first of them arrived just in time to see Virginia, who was making mud pies in the yard, swing a right hand on the nose of her playmate, James O'Grady. The blow successfully quelled any mas- culine desire James might have had for domination of the mud pie kitchen. “Is she often that way?”’ a photo- grapher asked Mr. Denike, “0, yes,” was the reply, ‘‘a regular prima donna.’” Virginia said she was going to attach the dimes to a ribbon and wear them around her neck, but in late afternoon the lure of the ice cream cone became strong and late in the afternoon her mouth bore suspicious signs of a predi- lection for chocolate ice cream. —DENTISTS— A. B. Johnson, D. D. S. T. R. Johnson, D: D. S. National Bank Bldg. GAS and OXYGEN ADMINISTERER 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 A. LIPMAN Dealer in NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE and all HOUSEHOLD GOODS 34 Lafayette St. New Britain, Conn. Tel. 1329-2 NIGHT SOME YOUNG SCAMPS THREW A LOT, BY STANLEY OF DECAYED VEGETABLES ON PRoOF TWITCHELLS FRONT PORCH- HERAI N SATURDAY, 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 <ENT A WORD. AUTOMOBILES OCTOBER 15, 1921. | CLASSIFIED 1c A WORD — MINIMUM CHARGE 20c¢ CASH IN This is not a question of credit. ADVANCE - -: 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. ‘fO RENT. USED CARS FOR SALE. 1921 1918 1917 Dodge touring, like new..$ 775 Hudson super-six touring 1150 Hudson super-six touring. 700 1916 Cadilac 7 pass. touring.. 900 1919 Paige 5 pass. touring 700 1917 Dodge Bros. touring 375 A fresh line of used cars each week. S. & F. MOTOR SALES CORP. Tel. 155 Elm St. 731 Open evenings until 9. 10-14-3d NOTICE—Cars washed, polished, oiled and greased. Authorized Simoniz Station. Protect the finish winter weather. Clark's_Automobile rear . 103 West Main St. 10-14-2dx FOR SALE—2 Studebaker touring, 1 Oak- land touring. 1 Overland runabout; all in 800d running order. Rear 103 West Main. 10-14-2ax for Laundry, FOR SALE—Ford touring car, cheap for cash, ton St. Call after 7 p. m., 276 Washington 10-15-2dx FOR SALE—Speedster car in fine condition, good tires. A big bargain at $125. Call M. Newton, 513 East'St. Tel. 503, 10-14-2dx FOR SALE—1920 Paige Sedam; small mile-, age; very good condition. Address Her-f ald, Box 3A: 10-14-6 FOR SALE—Five passenger 1917 Hupmo- bile model N. in good condition. $600, including many extras. Used less than 16,000 miles. 223 Maple St. Tel. 896-2. 10.12-4dx CYLINDER GRINDING—General overhaul- ing and repair work The H. & B. Mfg. Works, 110 Rockwell Ave. 10-11-tf TO RENT—Five room tenement, up.to-date; best location in city. Inquire 19 Bradiey St. Tel. z112. 10-15-3dx TO RENT—October 18th, stéam heated four room apartment and offices; all conven- iences; new, just completed. Main St. building. Reasonable. J. Weider, 21 Hart St. Tel. 1766. 10-15-3dx TO RENT—Garage with electric lights, 28 Trinity St. 10-15. TO RENT—Five room tenement, with all modern _improvements. Inquire first floor at 568 S. Stanley St. 10-15-1dx TO RENT—Tenement of 4 rooms; new house; all modern Improvements and_gar- age. 51 McClintock Sti 10.15-1dx TO RENT—6 room tenement; modern im. provements; $32.00 monthly. 9 West Pearl St, 3rd floor. Inquire 208 Arch St. 10-15-1dx FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—“Junior Oak” never been used; a foot grocery counter. City. parlor _stove; bargain. One 10 63 Pleasant St., 10-15-1d FOR SALE—Vacuum sweeper, gas heater, and baby carriage in very good condition. 552 Arch St., top floor. 10-15-2ax 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. NOTICE—On and after this date, I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by my wife, Mrs. Ethel Terry. Frank Terry. October 15, 1921. 10-15-1dx OTICE—Talking machine, mahogany cab- inet style and good records. Make offer tonight. Cash or payments. Andrews, 401 Arch St. 10-15-1ax EOR SALE—Refrigerator, Reasonable price. almost mew. 294 Park St. 10_15-1dx ¥OR SALE—S3 plece chamber suite and mat.. tress. 1 Morris chair, 4 light chairs, 1 bed couch with mattress, 1 feather bed, 1 gas heater, new. Sale Thursday, Oect. 2 to 5 only. 267 Shuttle Meadow Ave. 10-15-1ax 10-19-1dx FOR SALE—Parlor stove (Hickory Glen- wood No. 15) first class condition. Ap- ply McCormick, corner Rocky Hill'‘Ave. and South St. 10-15-1dx PATENT LAWYER—H. G. Manning,Branch Office in Walk-Over Shoe Store, Main St. Former Patent Examiner. Headq: Waterbury. MANDOLIN—E C. Benson Barker, private instruciion on’mandoli, banjo_ukulele. For appointments apply at C. L. Pierce & Co. 246 Main St. Lessons at pupil's home. 10-14-4ax THE IDEAL SHOE REPAIRING CO., 215 Park St. will give 10 per cent off on all shoes repaired. 10-15-2dx FOR SALE—Potatoes, Irish Cobblers; Green TO RENT—Flve room tenement, all improve- ments. 122 Glen St. 10.14-2dx Mountains and Early Rose. 45 West St. Tel. 1415-3. Tony.Seraphin. 10-15-5ax at 144 178 Tre- 10-14-2ax TO RENT—Three room tenement Glen St Price $13. Inquire mont St. Tel. 1831-14. all_modern St., cor. 10-14-2dx TO. RENT—S5 room tenement; improvements; $20. 513 East Chestnut.. TO RENT—S5 or 6 room tenements; all im- provements. 170 High St. 10-14-2dx TO RENT—4 room tenement; all improve- ments and one 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 PO RENT—Five room cottage and four toom tenement, with improvements, at b and 7 Cherry St. Inquire 4§ Beaver St J. A. Kasprow!: 10-13-3dx ¥OR SALE—Allen Sedan, first class condi- tion; newly painted 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. Rudolph’s Gar- age. 10-11_5dx FOR SALE—Overland model 90 touring; first class condition. Call at 61 Garden st. 10-11-5dx BUSINESS CHANCES. WELL ESTABLISHED good / paying pool Toom 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 WANTED—FEMALE HELP TO RENT—New temement of six rooms; all improvements. Inquire 91 Farmington Ave. 10-13-4dx TV RENT—Tenement of five rooms; all im- provements. 325 Church St. Apply 1st o 2nd fl~or east. In good condition. - 10-12-6dx all modern im- 20 Beatty St. 10-11-5dx TO RENT—Four rooms, provements; near center. 70 RENT—Tenement, 196 So. Main St. 10-13-6dx TO0 RENT—5 room tenement; all improve- ments. 217 Chestnut St., rear; also rooms on City Ave. Apply Frank Nair 553 Main St. 10-8-124 TO RENT—Main St. store; also office rooms; best location in the city. Will rent rea- sonable to right party. Apply Moderrn Boot Shop, 168 Main St. New Britain, Conn. 10-3-ti ‘WANTED—Girl for gemeral housework. Ap. ply Mrs. C. O. Case, 95 Maple St. 10-15-3d WANTED—Reliable woman as housekeeper in’ family of two; good. place for right party. Address Herald. Box 2A. 10-13-tf WANTED—Waltress in restaurant at 32 1-2 Lafaystte St. Steady work. 10-14-2ax WANTED—Good colored girl housework. Address Girl, ald Omce. for general Box 34 Her-- 10-14-2ax ‘WANTED—Competent housework; preferred. mald for general one who gaes home nights Address Herald, Box X28X. 10-13-3dx e ————— WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE. CIVIL SFRVICE examinations October-No- vember. Positions $1.400-$1,600. Age, 18 upward. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars, instruction write J. Leonard (former Civil Service examiner), 843 Equitable Bldg., Washington, D. C. 10-14-3dx BEST MILK & FOR BABY 1S PASTEURIZED Raw, untreated milk is dangerous for Baby for RAW MILK contains farge numbers of germs that may wreck its life—germs that are ren- dered harmless by only ONE method, PASTEURIZATION. OUR PASTEURIZED MILK Is safe for young and old—it ig really safe because not alome does it come from healthy cows and handled with sanitary care, but it is. ALSO PAS- TEURIZED, making it absolutely pure. GIVE US A TRIAL. J. E. Seibert & Son Pasteurized Milk & Cream - FOR SALE AT No. 242 Main Street — FOR class location. TEL. National Bank Building ‘TO RENT—Five room tenement second floor, at 87 Hart St Inquire 83 Hart St. 9-30-t1 TO RENT—Very desirable 4 and 6 room apartments, steam heat, hot water and jan- itor service all year round. All latest im- provements. Also have cheaper apart- ments for rept. For particulars apply M. Cohen 378 Stanjey St. Tel. 2425. 8-24_tf TO RENT—Very desirable 5 roon: fiat, steam Leat furnished. The W. L. Hatch Com- pany; City Hall. 8-3-t1 X0 RENT—5 room tenemest at 54 Church Bt., 2nd foor. Heat, furnisned. Enquire st "Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church St. T-1-t1 TO RENT—5 room tenement, modern Im- provements, \Apply at 114 Commercial St 6-24-t —_— e FURNISHED KOOMS. TO RENT—Two or thre furnished rooms for light housekeeping; also large front room for two people. 24 Camp St., City. Call 339-13. 10-15-1ax TO RENT—Two furnished rooms, electric light, steam heat. Also two rooms fo light housekeeping, furnished or unfur- nished. 93 West Main St. 10-15-1dx for $2.00 a week and 1 for board if desired. IO RENT—3 furnished rooms housekeeping; steam heat; provements. 82 W. Main St. TC RENT—Furnished rooms; lences. 24 Maple St. for light modern im- 10-14-3dx, all conven- 10-14-2dx FOR SALE—Motorcycle by private owner; a late 1919 Harley.Davidson; recently re- built and re-enameled brewster green. Outfit includes Kaufmann searchlight, Ammecup ampmeter Corbin speedometer, spare Firestone shoe and tube. Reason fo- selling owner in ill health. Wil sell to responsible party on terms of $75 down, balance $5 per week. Total price $210.° Cash price $195. Address Harley- Davidson, Herald Office. 10-15-2ax FOR SALE—I Coffield Elec washing ma- chine, 1 Ohio vacuum cleaner; been used as a démonstrator. To be sold cheap for cash. Call 63 Sheffield St. 10-15-1dx 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 here to be cleaned and dyed. This'is the only place in the city where the work can be.doge—and done well, too. Cham- ber of Commerce Shoe Shine Parlor, 140 Main St 10-14-3ax shoes NOTICE—Pianos rebuilt. We use the best material, and expert workmanship guar- antecd. References furnished. Estimates free. Piano shop Booth's Biock. C. A. Humphrey, Manager. Phone :063. 10.12-15x FOR SALE—A Glenwood kitchen range slightly used; will sell for half cost. Edward Jacobs, N. Wellington St. Bel- Videre? 10-14-3dx FOR SALE—Two Barred Rock cock birds. Thompeon’s strain. _ Pullets, hens and cock birds. Light Brahmas, also incuba- tors and brooders. Price reasonable. 112 Carlton St. 10-14-2dx FOR SALE—Brand new Saxophome with thning device. Must be sold this week. Sell at sacrifice. Address Saxophone, Box 2, Herald. 10-14-3d FOR SALE—My magnificent new upright pi- ano; one of world's best gnakes. Will sacrifice $200 for cash. -Address Erickson, Box 22. Herald. 10-14-2ax FOR BALE—1 pair horses, harness anc wagon: team now working. Bargain. 551 Stanley St. 10-13-2dx NOTICE—C. Matteo & Co., electro platers, 5 Broad St,, Plainville. A-15-tf —_— BEAL ESTATE FOR SALK. FARM FOR SALE. Going farm. First time on the market in forty years. About 225 acres of good land, suitably divided into wood, pasture and tillage Full set of tools and well ‘stocked. Barns and silo are filled Money making cider business included. 2 Estimated ready to dig. To be sold to settle Your opportunity. ROBERT B. WHITE. Real Estate. 259 Main St. Open Tonight. 1,200 bu. of potatoes an; estate. 10-15-2a F¥OE SALE—150 to 200 quarts high grade milk daily. Apply to Jas. Canfield, New- ington. 10°13-6ax ©OR SALE—6 cider barrels. Call at 142 Main St. 1 10-13.6a FOR SALE—Grocery and confectionery store in Kensington. Price reasonable. Ad- dress Box 15G. 10-13-6dx - —_— EOR SALE—Broflers; also one thorough- bred R. I. Red cockerel. Tel. 672-13. 10-12-3dx EOR SALE—Ferrets. Inquire 316 Washing- ton St. Wm Hackney. 10.11-5dx ¥OR SALE—4 rooms of complete furniture, including parlor, bed room, dining room and kitchen linens, etc. Goods but § months old. 48 Talcott St. 10-11-6ax FOR SALE—Ehode Island Cockerels breeding. Apply to M. A. Norton, Whiting St., Plainville. Phone 41-2. v 10-11-64 for 22 FOE SALE—Thoroughbred Barred Rock Cockerels. Laying strain. Robert P. Pinches, Berlin, Conn. Phone 475-4. 10-10-6dx ¥COR SALE—Good seasoned wood, sawed to irder, any length -desired. $14 cord de-. livered. Stanley Svea Grain and Coal Co. Tel. 419. 9.19-tf LOST. LOST—Oct. 13, auto robe on Elm Hill Ave. Finder return and receive reward. Clin- ton Barrows, New Britain, R. R. 10-15-2ax LOST—Small purse last Saturday, In or near Fox Theater, comaining sum of money and keys. Finde\ return to Mrs. Alta E. Mason. Tel. 426. Reward. 10-15-1dx FOUND. FOUND—31x4 tire and rim. . Owner have by paying for advertisement proving. G. A. Tuttle, 12 Plainville. . can and Crown_St., 10-15-1dx TO RENT—Large front room, suitable for one or two gentlemen; two minutes walk from the post office. 10 Lake Court 10-14-2ax TO RENT—Nicely furnished room, heated, suitable for 2 gentlemen; 2 minutes whlk from post office. $ Emmons Place. 10.13-3d e e e S SR e} HELP WANTED—MALE. WANTED—Experienced architectural drafts.. man, day or evening, to copy colonial house plans and make necessary details. Address Herald, Box 15A. 10-15-24 WANTED—Reliable man wanted in each tow: for special advertising work; exper- fence unnecessary; liberal pay; opportunity for promotion; references required. Ad- dress Eastern Company, Dept. N-5, Box 117, North Postal Station, Boston. WANTED—Salesman and collector. Apply at Singex Store. 57 Church St. 10-15-1a% WANTED—Mechanics and misc, men for occupations from chief industrial centers. National Industrial . Oytlook. (15¢ coin) Box 1518, Pittsfleld, Mass: 10-7-25 dx A BARGAIN PRICE NEW COTTAGE and 50 ACRES OF LAND. Schultz & Costello, Inc. Telephone 24-4 SALE — V?luab]e residence and large lot. Corner West Main and Vine streets. lfi Room House. Modern Equipment. Well worth considering for anyene wanting property in first H. D. HUMPHREY OFFICE 141—RESIDENCE 1822-3. Open Saturday Evenings 1 FOUND—Small pocketbook containing small sum of money, last Tuesday noon. Owner call at Herald Office and prove property. 10-15-1dx Save your old RAGS and PAPERS L. ZELDES ‘Will Pay Better Prices Now. Also Second Hand Men'’s Clothes and ture. KOR SALE—Near New Britain and trolley, 10 acre farm, new. 4 room house. with electric Iights, water, chicken coops; price $2500. Cash $1,500. We have @& Freat number of larger and smaller farms. Farmers' Realty, 721 Main St, Hartford, Tel. Charter 1996-2. Open evenings. 10-15-2ax FOR SALE—75 acre farm, on state road, -ond and pasture, 10 Toom house, 2 barns, chicken house, milk room, shed, 10 herd stock, chickens, tools, crop; also $12 a day steady job with team, Price for all $3,800; cash 31,500, balancé casy terms. Farmers' Realty, 721 Main St, Hartford. Charter 1396-2. Open evenings. 10-15-2ax FOR SALE—A good sized lot. at cormer of Cincent Ave. and Oak St. Address Her- ald, Box 33A. 10-15-3dx FOR SALE—Two-tenement house. all mod- ern improvements at 72 Winthrop St. 10-13-6ax e WANTED — e WANTED—To buy 5 or § room or bungalow; good. location. Address ~Her- ald, Box 34D. 10-14-2dx ‘WANTED—American gentleman wasts to buy used upright piano or square; also phonograph with eabinet. I will pay for moving. State make and «condition, price, Address Harry, Lock Box 67, Hartford, Conn. 10_14-4ax WANTED—A small family would like a Todern tenement on a desirable street. Address Herald, Box 34W. 10-13-3dx WANTED—S or 4 furnished or unfurnished housekeeping rooms; heated. preferred Address Herald. Box 1SB. 10-13-3dx — e SITUATION WANTED. 'WANTED—To go out working by day, wash- ing, ironing and cleaning. Apply 69 Hen- ry St Tel. 562-13, 10-13-3dx 'WANTED—Position to take care of furnaces and heat bollers. Experienced. 236 Oak St. _Tel. 699.3. 10-12-6dx AGENTS. WE PAY $36.00 weekly, 75c hour spare time selling hosiery guaranteed wear four months. Fall line ready. Pre-war prices. Free samples to working agents. Exper- jence unnecessary Perfectwear FHoslery, Darby, Pa. 19-15-1ax PRE-WAR PRICES AT 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 272 MAIN STREET. PHONE 343. -m,g ESTATE CO. ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG, < 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. — We also rent typewriters — New Britain Typewriter Exchange 96 West Main St. Tel. 612