New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1921, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN' DAILY HERAI'N MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 192 e Women’s Polo Coats $19.75 up to $59.50 | They're very smart indeed, and the popularity of the separate skirt renders them | indispensable. They're the very coats for present wear as the ma erial will stand up under steady u!T.gb and uneven The tailoring is expert, which means that every coat will hold its.fine lines well intf. another season. ‘weather. They're made of fine polo cloth, double face polo and genuine camels’ hair, one-! with fancy and plain silks. = Sports three-quarter and seven-eighth lengths. shades; sizes 16 to 44. If and full lined Light. thedium and dark Third Floor. . Specials For The Byé . on The Fifth Floor Boys’ Winter Hats Our complete stock of Boys' Fall and Winter - Hats. A beautiful selection for the little fellows from 2% to 6, in all the new novelties. Also the popular shapes .for the larger boys. In cloth, plush, chinchilla, velour and serge.: Prices range $1.00* $5.00 Boys’ Novelty Suits Sizes 2% to’ 10, ; A _special purchase of one hundred’ all ‘wool and wool mixture box pleated Norfolk Suits, but- ton at the neck styles; made to retail at $7.98. Specially priced at . from Your choice N\ TEAMSHIP TICKETS FOREIGN REMITTANCES ‘TOALL PARTS OF THE'WORLD Y 257 MAX NEW RRITAIN,CONN | STREET Quick Results---Herald Classified Advts THE OLD HOME TOWN Gotham Big Little/ Three SUITS 3 ‘We have just received famous Gotham Big Littlef Three Suits, Boyd’s best corduroy, styles; trousers and coat fjull lined and bound to wear extra well The sizes are 3 to 8. Specially priced at ..... Boys’ Norfo ust a small balancg he Friday sale. two pairs of full lined and ‘well made, sizes 7 worth less than $12.98 first shipment of the made of in Hussian and ' one-piece These Juits are also washable. i Suits $9.75 of Suits remaining over, early every Suit incl knickers, all .alpacs o 18. No p and n The Sewing Soclety of the Order of Amaranth will meet with Mrs, Wright of Kensington, Tuesday afternoon and evening, leaving by bus from the Cen- ter church at 2 p.'m. All members of the court are invited to attend. A. L. Gayler and wife have returned from a five month’s trip to Danbury, Waterbury and Litchfield. William Kenney, a student at Ford- ham college, spent the week end at the home of jhis parents, Mr. Michael J. Kenney of Stanley street. Mattabessett Tribe, Hay Makers, will hold a meeting tonight' following the regular meeting of the lodge. The degree will be worked on several candidates. Mrs. Mary Taylor Blauvelt will give the first of a series of talks on/ “‘Cur- rent Events” at the Camp school audi- torium tomorrow afternqon at 38 o'clock. THURSDAY TOM MIX in “TRAILIN’.” BY STANLEY BEFORE DR SWANTONS MEDICINE TROUPE LEFT TOWN, ONE OF THE ACTORS SOLD A VERY ATTRACTIVE SUT TO THE PORTER OF THE CENTRAL HOTEL. and Mrs.| Have you a tenement or a furnished reom to renc? Thousands Read the Herald’s Classified col- ums daily — Tell them your story. ONLY' ONE CENT A WORD. 1. CLASSIFIED 1c A WORD — MINIMUM CHARGE 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. FOR SALE— One 1921 Studebaker. 7 passenger big six touring, mileage 4,500, Al = condition} bargain for immediate sale. THE LASH MOTOR Ce., Inc.. (A Reputable Concern) Corner West Main and Lincoln Sts. 10-24-3d TO RENT—Store with modern front and improvements, Main St. In- quire Wm. C. Raphael, 390 Main st. 10-20-3d TO RENT—Tenements, either six or seven rooms, with garage. 667 Corbin Ave, near Avery’'s corner. 10-24-2dx TO RENT—Five foom tememert; all mod- ern improvements. 656 West Main St., 2nd floor. Inquire 3rd floor. 10-24-3dx TO RENT—2 tenements of 4 and 5 rooms; all_improvemehts second and third floors. 74 Talcott St. \Tel. 423-3. , 10-24-1dx TOR BALE—Ford Sedan, Al condition; de- mountable rims; self-starter; new tires; 3 Price $600. Call $6 Lake St. 10-24-1dx FOR SALE—Ford touring; good tires, de- mountable rims. shock absorbers and ecial raditator. Car in perfect running condition. S. & F. Motor Corp., 155 Elm St. 10-24-3dx FOR SALE—Be prepared for the railroad strike next month. 2 L.2-ton Mack truck. Tel. 10-24-8dx FOR SALE—Or trade, 1918 Chandler with winter and summer top, in good condition; or will trade for light coupe or sedan. Call this evening after 5:30, Hall, 425 West Main St. 10-24-1ax LET ME RETREAD your Tire. Very able Diamond Thread. Guaranteed six thous- and miles, At a very slight cost. Walter Tire Shop, 54 West Main St. 10-22-3dx it shiean £l i Wbttty ) KSR S FOR SALE—1917 Oakland touring car, In good condition. For. particulars Phone 1448. Bhone evenings between 7 and.9. : N \ 10-21-3dx saiooe s T e FOR SALE—Reo touring car, seven -passen- ger. 1917 model; brand new top, two pe cord tires, two new tubes; newly pajyted engine best of condition. Reasorible. 66 Rockwell Ave., second floor, .~ 10-21.3dx —_— T CYLINDER GRINDINE—General overhaul- ing ana Ofk The H. & B. Mfg. Worki ockwell Ave. 10-11-t¢ spares. 1747-3. WANTED—Several young ladies, travel for outside selling proposition. H ' Pleasant work. For personal interview, address Box 18XX, Herald. 10-24-3dx able to e e STm T e WANTED—Milliner willing to make over hats and trim for' private party. Kindly address Box 25XA, Herald Office. 10-22-8dx WATED—Competent mald for gemeral housework; one who desires a good horne. Mrs. Nathan Bersom, 21 Judd Ave. Tel. 1452-4. 10-24-30 WANTED—2 experienced sales women for Coat and Suit Dept. Apply McMillan Store. 10.24-1a WANTED—Women or girls for general housework, cooks. second work, etc. Mrs. Hanson, Employment Agency, 160 High 8t. 10-24-1dx WANTED—Young_Iady—High School grad- uate—who s REALLY experienced in the use of figures,for work in ‘Cost Deépt. of Mfg. Co. Address Cost Dept., Box 7, Her- ald. > 10-21-3a HELP WANTED—MALE., WANTED—Tallors, Tallcrs, Tallors for fine custom work; steady work; good pay. Ye London Shop, 4 Elm St. 10-24-1d WANTED—Waterbury Division, locomotive engineers, firemen, conductors, trainmen and yardmen. Application may be made for positions of enginéers and firemen. to operate steam locomotives, comductors, trainmen and yardmen, to take places made vacant by such men as may.leave the service. Give pravious experience, if any, names of not le: than two refer- ences, or enclose letters of recommenda- tion. Physical examination at expense of Company is required. Address: J. J. Snavely, Superintendent, Waterbury, Cona. 10-21_tf WANTED—Established New York Corpor- ation selling an exclusive line of home ap- pliances, has an attractive offer for an in- telligent, conscientious, trustworthy man of some sales ability, to act as an ex- clusive representative in the New Britain territory | If interested. give age, busintss cxperfence and references Apply Organ & McClfmont, 46 West 46th St., New York city., 10.21-3a 'TO RENT—Four or five room _tenements, Maln St. Steam Meat, conveniences. Her- ald, Box 25. 10-24-2dx TO RENT—Four room tenement at 58 Fair- view St. 10-24-3dx TO RENT—5 room temement; all improve- ments. 316 Chestnut St. M. Reale. 10-24-3dx 10 RENT—Or For Sale—Six room cottage at 334 Sheffield St. For particulars call M. Cohn, Tel. 2425 or 684. ~10-22-t1 Y0 RENT—Desirable 5 room tenement; all conveniences included. Best location in city; new house. Inquire 19 Bradley St.) Tel. 2112. 10-22-3dx TO RENT—Garage space. 488 Stanley St. 10-22-6dx FOR SALE—iISCELLANKEOUS FOR SALE—National cash register, tically new. Original cost $375. 1easonable. Tel. 671-5. . prac- Wil sell 10-24-3dx light 10-24-3dx FOR SALE—Whitney carriage, $15. 335 So. Main St. Craine. FOR SALE—Glenwood ment. new bricks, $20. Arch St. or Tel. ; attach- Call evenings, 748 2184.2. 10-24-1dx FOR SALE—We have about seventy cord of birch and fine wood sawed and aplit stove length, which we have no place to store. Must be sold at once. $10.00 a cord and good measure. Must be cash on delivery. Leave orders at 90 East Main St. The John Cooke Co., Plainville. 10-24-6a ‘OR SALE—Good seasoned wood for stove or fireplace. A. W. Hall. Tel. 694-4. . 10-24-6dx FOR SALE—Bed and bureau, ice box, gas stove, parlor suite, etc. Call 200 North St. 0a. m. to 8 p. m. 1'10-24-3dx FOR SALE—White Leghorn Ferris Cock- erels ‘for breeding. 158 Carlton St. Tel. 994-4. 10.24-3dx FOR SALE—Antique grandfather clock. 150 years old. T. W. Mitchell. 11 Franklin Square. 10-22_3ax FOR SALE—I135 bbls. of Baldwin apples, 4 bbls. of sweet . cider. Dwight = Tuttle, Southington. Shuttle Meadow Road. 1 3dx YOR SALE—Parlor sulte, one sliding couch. mattiess, rug, floor , lamp, crib; practically new. Party leaving town. WIIl' sell reasonable. 48 Talcott St. 10121-3ax 10 RENT—Tenethent 5 rooms; all improve- ments. 117 Linden St. 10-22-3dx TG RENT—1 room heated apartments and offices at 498 Main St.; modern improve; ments; reasonable. 'ali + Goldberg, 38 Latayette St. Phone 2235-22 or 1766 sl T TO RENT—S5 room cottage and 4 room teme- ment; improvements; at §'and 7 Cherry St. - 1y 48 Beaver St. J. A. K. 10-21-3dx T—Begond and third floors; all im- préver ;w.dew house. ~ West Main St Ready Nov. 1t . Iaquire 770 West Main st. N 10-21.3dx ¢ furniture; price 'u; Hargford Ave. , ‘18-21-5> -3ds 1OR SALE—Flve room: reasonable. APpply at — TO RENT—Tenement st 59 Smalley St 10-19-1w e L e TO RENT—S rooms on City Ave. ‘' Apply Frank Nair, 553 Main St 10.8-12d 'f0 RENT—Five room tenement second fioor, al 87 Hart St Inquire 83 Hart St —— IO RENT—Very desirable 4 and 6 room apartments, stemn heat, hot water and jan- itor service all year round. All latest fm- provements. Also have cheaper apart- ments for rent. For puriiculars apply M Cohen 378 Stanley St. Tel 2425. 8-24-L. '£0 RENT—Very désirable 8 room fiat, stean: Leat .furnished. The W. L. Hatch Com- pany, City Hall 8-3-u 10 RENT—$ room (efiement at &4 Church Bt, 23nd fioor. Heat, furnisned. Enquirc at Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church aa; i -X-1 S SITUATION WANTED. WANTED—Young lady having c\usiderabl: business experience, desires position a stenographer or general office clerk, elthc full or part time. Address Box 264, Her- ald. » WANTED—Young lady, High school gradu- ate, with four years' experience, desire position doing stenography or general of fice ‘work. Address Box 21AA, Herald. 10-24-3dx WANTED—Plaln_sewing and fashionable Aressmaking. Priscilla Jackson, St. \VANTED—P«LMW to do general house. work, without washing or light work with small washing. Maud Mansfield, Box 7, Kensington, Ct. 10. ANTED—Laundry to do at home. Me- Gowan, 62 Smalley St. 10.19-6dx —_— e WANTED WANTED—Furnished room with good board. In private American family. Box 7J. Her- v1d. 10-24-1dx WANTED—November 1lst, by American couple, five room tenement; all improve- ments; good location; state price. - Ad- dress Herald Box 18A. 10- 8d. WANTED—A number of men experienced in alignment and adjustment of fine me- chanical apparatus. Address Box 22, Herald. 10-18-6ax. WANTED—Mechanics and misc, men for occupations from chief industrial centers. National Industrial Outlook. (15¢ coin) Box 1518, Pittsfleld, Mass. 10-7-25 dx ————— e GEN. PAYOT ARRIVES. French Army Quartermaster on Same Ship With Budget Director Dawes. New York, Oct. 24.—Quartermaster Gen. Charles Payot of the French army was a passenger on the steam- ship Lorraine arriving today, to at- tend a meeting of the military board of allied supply at which a report of the board’s work during the war will be completed. Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes, di- rector qf budget, who was American representative on the board during the war headed a committee that went down the bay on a navy cutter to greet Gen. Payot at Quarantine, and bring him ashore for a civic welcome. MARINE SHOOTS COMRADE. Boston, Oct. 24 —Quincy O. Rouden of Panama City, ¥la., a Marine Corps private at the Navy Yard, died yester- day from a bullet wound. Naval auth- orities said that Richard Wiesenfleld, also a marine, who was arrested, had reported that he shot Rouden as he lay asleep in the barracks last night. He gave no reason. FINED FOR PAINTING A DOG. Denver, Col., Oct. 24.—Jack Conger, eighteen years old, was fined $10 and costs after he had been found guilty of applying a coat of paint to a dog. Conger, Witnesses said, was painting a fence at No. 1105 East 12th Avenue when a fox terrier. approached him. Conger seized the dog, applied a ~oat of yellow to him and released him. WANTED—Nov. 1, two American families, each with three children, will rent or, lease two tenement house; improvements; within twelve minutes of center. Address Herald, Box X33X. 10-24-2ax WANTED—Live broiers.. These between 2 and 2 1-2 Ibs. roasting chickens about 4 Ibs. 2271-4, between 6:30 and 9. 10-24-1ax WANTED—To purchase retail milk route, handling from 300 to 400 quarts daily. P. ©. Box, 289, City. 10-20-8dx FOUND. FOUND—Bicyc®, Thursday afternoon. Own- er can have same by calling 79 Shuttle Meadow Ave. 10-21-3dx — Boston Shoe Repairing Co. 135 MAIN STREET Men’s Shees Soled Sewed and Rubber Heels $1.50. shoes Soled sewed and Rubber Heels $1.25. Men’s Shoes Soled $1.00. waales’ Shees Soles 75c. Men’s Rubber Heels 50c. . Ladies’ Rubber Heels 40c. Neolin Soles and Rubber Heels $1.75. v Children’s Shoes Repaired t Lowest Prices in City. Best Quality of Leather Used. Work Called For and De- livered. Teleohone 774. LOR SALE—Potatoes. Isish Cobblers, Green Mountains and Early Rose. 45 West St. Tel. 1415-3. Tony SerapHin. 10-20-5ax ¥CR SALE—Good seasoned wood, sawed to vrder, any length desired. $14 cord de- livered. Stanley Svea Grain and Coal Co. Tel. 419. 9-19-tt e POULTRY. CLLETS. YEARLING HENS, BRED TO Lay and will lay, Popular Breeds. Oat Sprouter and Watér Fountain Stoves $2. Roy Clark, East Hartford, Conn. 10-20-1w e FURNISHED ROOMS. £9° RENT—Frrnished room;._ceatral loce- tions runaing hot and cold water. 28 Court St. 10-28-1dx B o TRy £0 RENT—Furnished room, 43 Grand St. “Pel. 565-3.° § 10-24-2ax ro Front furnished steam heafed, 2 minutes walk froth post office. 10, Lake ‘Court. 10-24-1ax 0 RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms for light .housekeeping (electric and gas). Bd- ward Jacob, Wellington St. (half brick house). Belvidere. 10.24-3dx £0 RENT—S room furnished fiat, easterm seagion; all improvements; rent reason- able. Address Herald, Box BAA. 10-24-3dx 0 RENT—At Maple Hill, a five room flat, turnished and heated, for small famfly, Nov. 1st. Apply Mgple Hill store. 10-24-6dx r0 RENT—November 1st.” furnished spart- ment of 5 rooms and bath; only reliable , party of two need apply. 17 Harrison St. 10-22-34 U RENT—S large rooms, second story tene- ment. on trolley line. Call at 353 Corbin Ave. Mrs. A. J. Smith. 10.22-5dx IO RENT—Pleasant rooms, heated and nice- 1y furnished at § Emmons Place. 10-21-3dx TO RENT—Nice front roowm, suitable for one or two gentlemen; modern conven- iences; also one housekeeping apartment. 103 West Main St. 10-21.3dx IO RENT—Four rooms completely furnished. Improvements. Ideal for couple Reason- able. 36 Broad St.. Plainville. Tel. 18-2. 10.21-5dx ] WANTED—MALE OR FEMALE. VIL SERVICE examinations November. Positions $1,400-31,600. Age. 18 upward. Experience unnecessary. For free particu- ‘ars, instruction, write J. Leonard (former Civil Service examiner), 843 Equitable Bldg.. Washington, D. C. « 21-3dx 1 There are 15,000 drug addicts New York city. in — FOR Are you planning to sell yom: car this fall? Buy- ers are watching the Herald’s Classified col- ums daily for your of- fermgs What have you? ONLY ONE CENT A WORD. NOTICES NOTICE—Franz Premler Electric Vacuum: Cleaners rented, $1.25 a day. Delivered promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cleans ers for sale and repaired. Tel. 193 10-3; t Larizzo, 70 Oak Italian and Eng 1 NOTICE—Mrs. st. lish. hine registered midwife. Tel. 2021.5. 24-12e0a: NOTICE—Let us make your store fixtures Tepair or build your furniture. all kinds of cabinet work. Day & Frigo, 153 Arch St “el. 2633. 10-20-12¢ NOTICE—] box pillows, etc., made over equal to new :: Hard returned same day. Uphoistering. ware City Bedding Co., 60 Tremont St. Tel. 2814-4. : 10-21-26d1 PATENT LAWYER—H. G. Manning,Branch ‘Officé In Walk-Qver Shoe Store, Main St. Former Patent Bxaminer. Headquarters Waterbury. Mon-Sat-ti PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER--Anna R. Ve- trano, Room 403, Booth's Block. Tel. 2012. ‘Work quickly and neatly done. 10-13-6d3 NOTICE—Pianos rebuilt. We tse the best materigl, and expert workmanship guar- ant References furnished. Estimates free. Piano shop Booth's Block. C. A. Humphrey, Manager., Phone %063. 10.12-153 NOTICE—C. Matteo & Co., electro piaters, 35 Browd St, Plainville. & #-18-t —_——— REAL ESTATE FOB SALN. o A E et T W EOR SALE—Or exchange. farm 108 acres, § room house, ‘10 acres tobacco, 4§ cows, . horses. 1 bull, 6 pigs, 14 geese, lot of chickens and farm todls. We sell rea- sonable. Inquire Jemes, 180 North St. Tel. 2151-. s 10-24-3Q% fUR SALE—Two.tenement house; af modern improvements; small cash down; payments on note. 72 Winthrop St. 10-24_5ax FOR BALE—Lot on Lincoln Just north and adjolning F. G. Platt's Waysidi 60k this over If interested. Call o pli:Campbell. 129 Cleveland 10-22-3d3 e (evening classes}. 3 year course, for ki AL ¥or information p- DIy to George W' Lillare, secretary, 75 Pearl St *P. o.; Box 1452. 10-19-5a urday afternoon, between Main'and Wood- land Sts. Return o . Miller, 12 Wood- land St 10-24-1d3 3 Dfir in SECOND HAND _._ RE _and 'HOUSEHOLD |GOODS | New Britain, Conn. 18 just as important to your ' rance to wear becom- a8 it is to wear becoming servis the correct mination of your visual trouble, and selection of mountings best suited to your individual features. y Eyesight Specialist 306 Main Street Phone 570 SALE Valuable residence and large lot. Corner West Main and Vine streets. 14 Room House. Modern Equipment. Well worth considering for anyone class location. H. D. HU wanting property in first MPHREY TEL. OFFICE l!l\—«‘RmDENCE 1822-8. National Bank Building Open Saturday Evenings \ — Do You Want to Buy a House With a Store in it, stock and all? We/ have two propositions for you. One man to New York—Either ing. Store on Fr CAMP REAL 272 MAIN STREET. PHONE A $10 FOUNTA We will award a beautiful Gol Pen to the person writing legibly United States Postal Card (using because he is moving make you a good liv- Square To Rent. ESTATE CO. ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. N PEN FOR 1 CENT Mounted Crocker Ink-Tite Fountain the greatest number of times en a ne side only) the following sentence: THE CROCKER INK{TITE FOUNTAIN PEN Is For \Sale By THE NEW BRITAIN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE All cards must be written in ink,\ and must contain nam; contestant. Contest closes Jan. 1, 192R. Sen“:ls al('lncania tge st \ New Britain Typewriter Exchange 96 West Main St. Tel. 612