New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1922, Page 19

THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetlcally Aranged For Quick and Ready Jieference, " INSERTIONS Chavge Propald CONSECUTLV. oo By 6 2 $1.30 4 Rates Upon Applicution, Count 6 words to & line, 14 lines to an inch, A Minimum Space, Minlmum Hook Lines. Charge, Cents, No Ad. Acceptod After 1 P, M, For Clussified Page on Same Day, Ads Accepted Over the Telephone Ior Con lonce of Customers, Cail 925 And Ask Tor a “Want Ad" Operator, Z ANNOUNCEMENTS _ HUDSON, MITCHELL, with our systematic grouping of headings and alphabetical arrangement of Ads = we aid both the advertiser and reader materially by facilitating the disposition of merchandise on the one hand and satisfying the desi ~ AUTOMOBILES Autos and Trucks For Sale 1] 1921 wpeadster. Run only 6,000 miles, Looks llke new and selling at very attractive figure. The 8. & K. Motor Bales Corp., 166 Elm 8t. Phone 781, {UDEON—Modol 8-40, 1016, 7-passenger touring, This car can be bought right. Hoe It now, C. A, Hence, 18 Main Bt Phono 2760, “Where Good Used Cars Are Sold." 1919, coupe, In beautiful condition, New battery, Doors that lock. Dome and dash lights, ‘Top, upholstering a8 good as new. Mine tire cquipment, in- cluding one spare and sct of chains, New markers and ready to go. Price, $390. Phone Plainville, 181, 5 LAUNDRY BUNDLE, Thursday afternoon, Finder plenso return to The Latimer Laundry Co,, 33 Walnut 8t. Reward. Lost And Found POCKETROOK, between Herald bullding and jitney station or on Arch St. jitney, A amall purse, koys and identification cards inside. Also drivers' license, Please 1 to Herald Office, vetu 7 BIG FURNITURE removal sale and house- furnishing on all our winter stock. We must make room for our incoming spring stook, Our speclal offer on bedding {s whita cotton rolled cdged mattresses, §7.50, Pure sllk floss mattresses, §13. Quilts, 100 per cent white cotton, $5 and $5.50, This sale will run_continuously for two weeks. B. Berson, 649 Maln Bt, Opp. B8t. Mary's church, Store Announcements THE L T. O. of New RBritain is starting in business and would like to accommodate you, Good and prompt service, Passenger and baggage servico. Phone 420, Proprie- tors, Jomes Doyle and Ernest W. Fred- erick. AUTOMOBILES Autos And Trucks For Salo 9 BUICK COUPE—1919, in A-1 condition thmoughout. Has been run less than 8,000 This car looks and acts like G i . A. Bence, 18 Main St. (%) STUDEBAKER SEDAN— VERLAND touring car. Just repainted and overhauled, tires excelient, price excep- tionally low, (. A. Bence, 18 Malu St Phono 2760, “Where Good Used Cars Are Bold.” 1919 speclal six. This car has been thoroughly overhauled. Paint same o8 new, Runabout 2,000 miles, Fully equipped, cord tires, bumpers, motometer, automatic windshleld cleaner, stop signal, utility heater, M. IRVING JESTER, 193 ARCH 8T, AUTO OWNER All kinds of tops, slip covers and slde curtaing nade and repalred, Plate glass fnstalled In tops. Open wnd closed cars upholsterod und ro- padred. Rtattlos renoved from win- and doors, Window frames re- d with velvet, In tops. Dents remov body pan 20 years' ox) and workmanship J. W. WALSH AUTO TOP HOLSTERING €O, 207 ELM ST, NEAR SEYMOUR PHONE 2049, & UP- CARS— Washed, polishied, olled i Scrvice and satisfaction assure reasonable, Authorized Shmonlz Btation CLARK'S AUTOMOBILE REAR 103 WEST MAIN, PHONE § greased Prices service LAUNDRY, 94 'BUSINESS SERVICE Lawyers—Patent Attorneys NIEW ILAND PAT Booth's Block, Telepho and Jartford LOUIS M. BCHMIDT, 250 MAIN & o8 In Now Britain res creat ed on the other. EMPLOYMENT Help—Men or Women LIVE STOCK Cattle and Swine AND WOMY to take triends and nelghbors for Ininps and shades, Naw profit, Phoenix Speclalty 0, 430, orders among sl electiiy doslgns, good Co, P, O, Box Protessional Sery 31 CORSETIER—8penc . Coraotn, surgical supports, Malo or female, Al maken corsets cleansed and repaired, Mra. Mack D, Hall, It N, Registered Spencer er, 72 _Girand 8t Phoye PRIC PLATING—C. Matteo & Co, 8 Plainviile EL Broand 8t., box springs, cushions, pli- , made over equal to new and day. Upholstering. Hard dlug Co., nt st MATTR 33 WORK wanted, would do 48 How Anybody woll to "PRICAL tomplating wiving call 8% A, Tylel CYLINDER GRINDING—General — over- hauling and repair work, Prices are right. The H. & B. Mfg, Works, 451 West Muin Bt. 1, Harmon, block. I can students Studio accom- more PAINTING own garage. in ¢ 30, your B Wil paint your « Address Herald, RADIATORS REPAIRED, dents, jams re- moved from auto hodies and fenders, new cores installed. Hulquist Bros, 107 Arch St. Tel, 1328-3, RADIATORS REPAIRE ened, now parts made, general over- hauling or repair work, Machine or tool work. I'irst class equipment, Parsons Gar- and Tool Co., 680 West Main, Phone fenders stralght- HAIRDR ivuring. Conn, ewington Road, New Britain, Phone 1987-13, Business Service Rendered 1 50. “Where Good Used Cars Are HUICK SEDAN—Looks llke new. In perfect condition. A bargain. Wm. E. Martin, 143 Main St. BUICK—1922, 5-passenger, run only 8,400 miles, fully equipped and looks new. Me- chanically perfect. C. A. Bence, 18 Main Phone 2750. “\Where Good Used Cars Are Sold. BUICK, 1918—Newly painted, over size new cord tires, 2 spares, first-class mechanical condition. Price is $505, for quick sale BATTERY Auto Parts And Accessorfes 11 STORAGE—Let us tell you ahout our new winter storage plan. Start right with Prest-O-Lite, O'Nefl Tire & Battery Co., 41 Washington St. Phone §00. VSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP tires 314 at $13.95. Guaranteed 6,000 miles, . H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut St. Phone 1418-2. The 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp,, 165 Elm St. Phone 731, BUICK—G-passenger touring, 1920, run only 8,000 miles, 5 good tires, spare is brand new. Top, upholstery and englne are perfoct, Laoks and runs llke a new car. C. A, Bence, 18 Main 8t. Phone 2760, “Where Good Used Cars” Are Sold.” BUICK—1917 G-passenger touring car, paint good, top and upholstery excellent, me- chanically perfect, price jow, C. A. Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 2760. “‘Where Good T'sed Cars Are Sold.” DODGE BROS.--1916 6-passenger touring. See this car now. It's a bargain. C. A. Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 2750. *“Where Good Used Cars Are Sold.” TIRES— We carry a full line of Firestone, Fiske and Grow_tires. WEST END VULCANIZING WKS,, ‘. P. M'CARTHY, PROP. ST MAIN ST., PHONE 1091-3 Garages To Tt 14 CHANDELIER and finishing. Work Reasonable rates. All kinds of lamps and fixtures, Phoenix Specialty Co., P. O. Hox 330, . Price accord- BLEIGH PARTIE Ralph R. ing to distance. Cooley, 55 Grand 8t. 41 AUTOMOBILE tenced. Now Motor Sales Corp., MECHANIC other needy 155 Exper- 8. & F, wanted, apply. I St YOUNG MEN, women, over 17, desiring po- #ition $150 monthly, write for free list of positions now open, J. Leonard, (fov- mer Civil Service Examiner), 843 Equit. able Bldg, Washington, D, tuations Wanted—Men 11 IANE WORK-=Chalr Work that will ploase wood 8t, Leo, L. Lewls AN-—-Iirst wants i watchman to cane, you, any kind, | 168 Green- | fireman night or anything. Situations Wanted—Women 45 NCED WOMAN desires work washing, Ironing and cleaning. 12 Mis, Nissen, top floor. doing Maple St cnre COCKERELS—Three single W milch Helstein cow, good milk- roonlew for a family cow, Carl Maler, Kensington, Conn, Phone 67§-16, v Musical Instruments ne 3 ON PHONOGRAPHH _and r:-'o'ua § to suit purchaser, T, H. ¢ Chestnut. 8t. 'Phone 161, 2 e PHONOGRAPHS at reduced prices. Ales, large assortment of records at 43c each, Widener's, 138 Main 8¢, ————— e PHONOGRAPH, In perfect condition, stane dard make, with recorda, cheap. Must see to upproclate. Address Hox 26, Herald Moe. ROLA, with 235 records, $150 origl price. Wil soll for $76, Address Be‘ffl Herald Ofce, PIG--Men! fed, welght 275 Ibs, Durka-Jer. » lvrnl;l‘ An excellent huy. 155 Wells 8t. *lione 267 BABY CHICK§—18¢ up; pald guaranteed dellvery. Visit our hatchery, Bend for clrcular, Hrooders, $4.75 up. Roy Clark, East Hartford, Conn, iggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 bred-to-lny. Pre- comh Rhode A Cockerels of n well known ieeder's strain, Good shape and type but not perfect color. A good buy for anyone wanting hreeding males of good blood line. A. W. Zalinlalter 253 Maple 8t. Phone 1044-12, Island poultry GGS for hatching ,Custom hatehing and baby chicks, order now. Reds, Leghorns and Jersey Glants, Wm. Allen, Maple Hill I'hone 2703-2, MAGIC BROODERS—(Coal hurning and self regulating, Frolght pald. Free catalogue. A. B. Hall, Wallingford, Conn, . Wanted to do at home by ex- or will go out cleaning. Box 48, LAUNDRY. | erienced Address Herald, TYPIST wishes a positlon. Five years' ex- porie In typewriting and general of- flee work. Also somo knowledge of sten- Box 45, Herald, FINANCIAL Investments, Bonds BOY- to 20, clerk, Experience require Herald Oftive. to work In grocery store as . Apply Box 31, eition, i nlso, Kelly, 550 hoye to sell, an easy proj after school. Big moncy to hustlers vho aualify, Mr, ¢ Britain, trees, plants, for terms, ter, N. Y. MAN-—Rellable, to sell shrub: Permanent, weekly pay. W Guaranty Nursery Co., Roch N, guarantecd shrubs, roses, trees, plants. Weekly pay, Permanent. Ixper ence unnecessary. Write now, Barry Nur- sery Co. Rochester, N, Y. MAN to secll Help—Women Wanted ~Bxperienced in shirt factory, FORELADY nd assist on floor, Apply Box fo instruct Herald. Chiropodist and Degtists 21 . Charlotte M. 19 Lincoln 8t. CHIROPODIST and mani; Hills, licensed chiropod Tel. 884-4 23 Dyeing and Cleaning pressing and woolens West FRENCH DRY CLEANING, repairing. Imported and_dome: for men's clothes. B. N Main St. Phone 501, Inshrance—All kinds RANCE— Consider, your build- Jue. Is it sufliciently insured? See Goo, L. Gans, 87 West Main St. TIRE ing's v me now. Tel. 1489, ] DEAD STORAGE—S8paces for rent, The H. & B. Mfg. Works, 461 West Main St. Segy - s, All kinds of insurance. rates INSURAD house- M. WOMAN to do at appearance, o, 4 Lake Court, general good worker. Tel. 898, GIRL work K. Pa OR LPER- Reliable woman or girl to care for two little girls, while mother goes to 141 Pleasant St. H business. k, of neat ap- MAILD, for general housewo Apply at 368 pearance and willing helpe West 8t., city. German or Polish, one who will do i housework. No washing or jroning. One who_will go home nights. Six days a week. 766 Bast St. NURSE GIRT WOMAN-—Competent, for gencral house- work, to go three miles out of the city. Tel. 1224-2. of check LADY to take cha i ino Bowling Apply at Ca Phone ce and Dept Church St. NEWBERRY GRANTED " PLAGE IN SENATE Given Seat by Yote of 46 to 44~ Exonerated, He Feels 18.—Truman H. in the ‘Washington, Jan. Newberry retains his seat senate. By a vote of 46 to 41 the senate at 6:20 o'clock last night adopted a resc- lution declaring the Michigan senator entitled to his seat, but expressing gisapproval of the large amounts épent to obtain his election as being “contrary to public policy, harmful to the honor and dignity of the senate and dangerous to the perpetuity of free government.”” This last declara- tion, which the anti-Newberry sena- tors said was offered as a sop to the republicans who were still on the fence, was offered by Senator Willis, who had a conference yesterday with President Harding, when the New- ' berry case was discussed, it is said. The affirmative vote was entirely republican, while nine members of the majority (Borah, Capper, Jones of Washington, Kenyon, Ladd, La- Toilette, Norbeck, Norris and Suther- land) voted with 32 democrats against the resolution. All the so-called “doubtful” repub- licans, {including George Wharton Pepper, the new senator from Penn- sylvania, finally voted for the resolu- tion to seat Newberry. But it was not until an hour of the final vote that it was certain how all of them would go. ‘Willis himself, Poindex- ter and Pepper were the last to de- cige. After the result was announced Mr. Newberry made the following state- ment: “My heart is fllled with thankful- ness that the three years and four months of persecution have ended in complete vindication and exoneration of myself and all concerned.” Y. . W.INSTALLATION Newly Klected Officers of Walter J. Smith Post Will Be Inducted Into Office This Evening in Turner Hall, The following officers will be in- stalled at.a meeting of Private Wal- ter J. Smith post, Veterans of Foreign Wars in Turner hall this evening: Commander, Gerald P. Crean;senior vice-commander, John Curtin; junior vice-commander, Raymond Frost; quartermaster, Eric Olson; adjutant, Masen Andrews; chaplain, Joseph Feingold; officer of the day, Edward Hanson, and guard, ’deard Peter- son. An cntertalnment will be provided by the members of the post and a rocial will follow the meeting. Philip Bloomquist, state junior vice-com- mander will be in charge of the cere- maqnies. The newly elected executive com- mittee will meet at 7 o'clock to go North (';arolin‘a Calis 'Ihis vWéri s Gr F. B. Hobgood and 89 of his descendants gathered at a recent family reunion at Oxford, N, C. He has been president of Oxford College 42 years. in political, professional and commercial circles at North Carolina and several of them distinguish- Many of the ed themselves in the World War. eatest Reunion male descendants are prominent UNDESIRABLES QUIT AS TROOPS ARRIVE Martial Law Proclaimed in Texas Dise tricts in Having the Desired Results Mexia, Tex., Jan. 13.—DMartial law invoked by Governor Neff of Mexia and the oil country surrounding it, today had resulted in an exodus of undesirables according to the National Guard officers who notified the police departments of several Texas cities to to prepare for the arrival of suspicious characters from here. Fourteen Texas rangers, carrying out the terms of the governor's proclamation were reinforced today by 40 men of the Texas National Guard. Mexia is a typical oil boom city. It was a town of 3,000 inhabitants be- fore ofl was discovered about a year ago. Late last summer the boom began in earnest and in a few weeks 30,000 or more persons were here. It is alleged law violation became more frequent and finally state rangers over many matters of importance for [with federal prohibition officlals ap- the comipg year, and the regular [peared and began a series of raids. meeting will begin at 8 o'clock. Dues [There had however been no public in- may be paid at this meeting and all dication that affairs had taken such members are requested to be present. (a turn as to demand a proclamation of martial law and Governor Neff's proclamation yesterday was unexpect- Y. W, G. A, ACTIVITIES Many in Attendance at Ilirst Session of Free Recreational Evening Exer- cises—Other. club Notes. The first of the series of free rec- reational evenings held at the Y. W. C. A. last evening and about 25 |girls were in attendance. The authorities of the institution are pleased with the first showing and was increase each week. The free recrca- land his advisors were to arrive here have hopes that the attendance will| this evening at 7:15 o'clock. Plans will be discussed for a banquet to be held in Ifebruary. FORD MEETS WITH WEEKS Flivver Baron Confers With Secretary of War About Possible Purchase of Muscle Shoals. Washington, Jan. 13.—Henry Ford today for a conference with Secretary Weeks on Mr. Ford's proposal for a purchase and lease of the govern- ment's nitrate plant and water power projects at Muscle Shoals, Ala. The conference which was arranged to be- tional nights are to be held every Thursday throughout the winter. |the sesslon last evening Miss Fossett, | who is in direct charge, conducted a | series of volley ball games as well us‘ other indoor sports. | The regular roller skating clas S| will be held tomorrow evening at the | usual time, Several of the young wom- en at the Y. W. C. A. have asked to have roller skating on Saturday after- | noons and Miss Elizabeth Roby stated | this afternoon that if enough are in- | terested it is possible that such a class will be formed. The executive committee of the Rusiness Women's club will be held At gin at 8 o'clock, it was said, was in- tended to adjust differences between government officlals and Mr. Ford, and was expected to bring the nego- tiations sufficiently near a conclusion to permit the war secretary to make his recommendations to CONRress within two weeks. No information was available early today as to Mr. Ford's action on the request that certain modifications be made in his proposal. Mr. Weeks was known, however, to have prepared a questionnaire for presentation to the ufacturer which was described as dedling definitely with provisions of GUARANTEED FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS 7 The Bodwell Realty Co. Each bond a 1st mortgage on Real Estate of established value. . Interest paid semi-annually. Your sccurity steadlly Increases each 6 months. Partial payment plan for savings it desived, with interest paid on in- stallment payments. All denominations, $100, §250, $500, $1,000. We will be glad to glve.you full in- formation regarding the sccurity and investment features of these bonds, THE BODWELL REALTY CO., 407 NATL. BANK BLLG. TEL, 1501 F E. CRANDALL, MGR. ROOSTER and One Minge Che ) oleven puro-bred pullets, ona female canary bird, Milliken, 82 Barnett St. 58 BUSINESS SLEIGH and cutter for sale. C, W. Holmes, 17 Fairview 8t Phone 2117, Horses, Vehicles SLEIGHS of every description. Large sortment for sale at White Stables, _ Main St Phone 531. MERCHANDISE as- " olzes, d 33 Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry WEDDING RINGS—All styles Himberg & Horn, 10 Arcade Main 8t and an Wanted—Articles to Buy BUREAUS, chiffoniers, chairs wauted, by pri __sonable prices, Addross Box L tables and rty, At reas 4. Harald, e ol L REAL ESTATE FOR RENT E————— e Apartments and Tenements 69 room tonement, 3d CHURCH ST, 64—Fiv Inquire at Adkins PA H foor. Heat furnish Printing Co., 66 Church St CITY AVE, §9—~Five room tenement twin bungalow. All improvements, nace. Near Hartford trolle on premises or 22 In fur- line, Inquire 6 South Main, Tel 2146, CONNECTICUT AVE,, §7—Tenement of six room all Improvemen Inquire on premises or Tel, 1417 ———— =| MAIN 8T.—Very desirable five room flat, steam heat furnished, The W. L. Hatch Co., City Hall. Bldg. Tel. 131. PROSPECT BT.—-Tenement of 3 rooms, all improvements. heated, very central; will furnish if desired, adults only, Phone 2410, WASHINGTON 8T, 151—Steam heated flat of four rooms with all improvements, Inquire first floor. Phone 1339-3. Farm and Dairy Products ROASTING CHICKE! killed to order for Saturday. Enjoy the benefit of freshly 58 WOODRUFF CQURT—Tenement in new house, ¢ rooms, all improvements, Inquire Frank Moukiewler, 876 West Main St. Business Places For Rent 170 __Kkilled_chickens. Pinches, Phone 47 Feed and Fuel 59 CORD WOOD for sale. Bawed any length, any amount and delivered. Leon F. Lle- gey, 208 North Bt, city. Phone 1033-4. HARD, DRIED WOOD, cut any length to order. Inquire D, J. Smith. Phone 185-2, New Britaln. TAILOR SHOP for rent, Maintained by our man for 18 vears. Apply Roth's store, corner of Whiting and Cherry Sts. —_—_— LAFAYETTE ST., 19—8tore, 18 by 100 feet. lr\\quln- Irving Rachlin, 32§ Main 8t., city. Desk Room and Offices. n Household Articles OFFICE ROOMAB—Two of town. Phone 1198, the finest In ANTIQUE FURNITURE— Bought and sold. Upholstering and all kinds of repairing. New and second-hand fuhiture bought and sold at your own prices. Furniture moved and stored. All kinds of re- pairing. THE FURNITURE 67 ARCH ST. A. G. GRAFE, MGR. EXCHANGE, for St., BABY CARRIAGE, in good condition, sale. Clifford Wagstah, 65 Whiting Plainville, Conn, Houses For Rent 73 BROAD AND WASHINGTON—Corner of, five room tenement, modern conveniences. Phone 2141. HART ST., §3 improvemen on first floor. MEADOW S8T. 15—Eight room tenement. Will rent reasonable if taken at once. Colored people may apply. For particu- lars call Phone 2425, at ineal times. —Four room tenement, Adults preferred. all Inquire WINTIROP ST., 108—8ix room cottage. In- quire H. Ruben. Phone 1550. ‘Wanted—To Rent 7 T NEMENT of four or five rooms with Im- provements, Reasonable rent. Reply to i Box 42, Herald. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE , 140 vears old, Plone 1723 or CLOCK—Antique grandfati: In_perfect running order. 1523-12, A A. COAL real buy. Price reasonahle. Johneon, 36 Sunrise Ave. RANGE—In excellent condition, Apply Mrs. ew Buitain, SEWING MACHINES—Dropped heads. Singer, $15; White, $18; Wheeler & Wil- son, §9. Repairs on all machines attend- ed. 38 Wison Bt second floor, reur door. 48 Money Loaned £100,000 TO LOAN on second mortgages, amounts to suit, All Kinds of loans and mortgages. Wm, L. Howard, 39 Center St., New din Machinery, Elec,, and Tools 64 ELECTRICAL FIXTURES—AIl kinds of fix- tures sold and installed. Wiring estimates given and wiring installed. All kinds of electrical appliances sold. Anderson Elec- tric Co., 289 and 268 Main St. Up one flight. Phone 519, PUBLIG I3 INVITED 10 INSPECT PLANT Much of Interest to Be Found at Telephone Co. In accord with its long established custom of promoting a better public understanding of the telephone busi- ness, The Southern New England Tel- ephone company, through its em,- ploves, is issuing invitations to sub- scribers to visit its operating rooms and, in the larger cittes, other inter- esting parts of the telephone build- ings. Anyone with an interest in the tre- mendous task of providing telephone gervice to 180,000 stations in Connec- ticut, from which more than 800,000,- 000 calls were handled in the past vear, is welcomed to the telephone building and, accompanied by experi- enced telephone people, will be shown through this intensely interesting pub- lic service plant. Employes of the company now have invitation cards which they are au- thorized to issue to public introduc- ing the holders to the exchange man- ager. Upon presentation of one of these cards at the manager's office during business hours, the visitor is taken for a thorough inspection of the telephone property and the wonders of telephony are explained. The operating room is of most in- terest to nearly all the visitors. A glance at the soldierly line of active and conscientious workers will do more than anything else can to dispel the absurd thought that they spend their time discussing fashions, reading novels and chewing gum. Happlily, with a better public understanding of the telephone business, and particu- larly of the operators’ highly impor- tant part in it, few persons hold the old-fashioned notion about telephone operators, The sight of a modern telephone switchboard is a revelation to those who have not seen one and the rapid- ity with which telephone connections are set up by the young ladles is a splendid example of co-cperative ef- fort. No less interesting is the oper- ating work on the big toll boards through which more than 10,000,000 calls were handled in Connecticut last year. In the larger cities the commodious and home-like rest rooms, the com- pany restaurants and the other parts of the plant which have to do with the mechanics of maintaining tele- phone service, will be visited. On the whole a trip through the teiephone plant is well worth while as instruc- tive on the way in which this de- * SCHOOL PLANS PROGRESS New Plant to Be Erected In_Stanley o Y Quarter by State Board Will *:Bg Started in Early Spring. Detailed sketches and specifications on the State Normal school to be erected in Stanley Quarter will be submitted to the state board of edu- cation within the next few weeks, Commissioner A. B. Meredith expects. ‘When the plans and specifications have been examined and approved they will be given out to contractors for bids. It is the bellef of the state board that bids will be acted upon in time to allow of beginning work in the early spring. The commissioner expects to send out specifications for bids by the first of Februar WILL COLLECT DUTIES Seven Chinese Warships Dispatched To Insist on Payments Shanghal, Jan. 13. ( By Associated Press)—~Seven warships of the Peking government's navy have left here for Shiherhwel, near Yangchow in the province of Kiang-Su, the command- ers apnouncing their Intention of col- lecting the salt duties there to obtain money with which to buy food for their sailors, The crews have not re- ceived wages for six months and their officers claimed before sailing that their action was necessary to pre- vent starvation of the men. S8hi- herhwel is the point at which salt is transhipped from the region north of the Yangtze river valley. WOULD EXTRADITI; PRIEST Greece Intends to Ask Allies to Sur- render Custody of Metaxakis Athens, Jan. 13 (By Assoclated Press.)—Greece Intends to ask the Allles for the extradition of Most Rev. Meletlo Metaxakis, recently elected Patriarch of Constantinople, if he refuses to surrender under the verdict reached by the ecclesiastical court here Wednesday, according to the newspapers. Metaxakis was found guilty of attempting to bring about a schism in the church and was ordered deprived of his rank and secluded 48 a monk in the monastery on the island of Zante. A delegation of prelates is proceed- ing to Constantinople to recommend that the authoritics there refuse to recognize the patriarch-elect upon his arrival. S. W. R. C. MEMBERS INVITED. L. D. Penfield Camp, S. of V., and their auxiliary have extended an invi. tation to the Stanley Women's Relief corps to attend théir joint installation pendable public utility functions 24 the proposal, hours a day, every day in the week. I in G. A. R. hall at 8:16 o'clock this evening. Hou 83 BELVIDERE—Several nice cottages, all Improvements, These houses are selling at rock bottom prices. No good offer re- fused. Call $61-4 for particulars. The An- d s Land C 15! Btanley 8t. s For Sale CHURCH STREET— five tenements. Price $3,000. Store and $13,000, cash Connerton St., four tenements, six- teen rooms; price, $8,000, cash re- quired, $1,500. Connerton St., two tenements of ten rooms. Easy terms. Price, $55. \LHA-' 8t.,, two tenements of ten rdomg for 45,200, liberal reduction for cash. Madison St., sDF.foom cottage; . bargain, and easy ‘tgrms. Price, ~ $4,000, N THE W. L. HATCH CO., CITY HALL BLDG., 20 WEST MAIN ST, PHONE 131 COTTAGE-—Six rooms, hot water heat, fireplace. Extremely low price for quick sale. The Home Runking & Realty Co., 86 West Maln St. Phone 718, e ek A . ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS s et 8 ST. §9—Large, well fure lighted rooms, steam heat, reasonablo. Phone 1283-2. Rooms For Rent EAST MAIN nished, well electric lights, FURNISHED convenlences. Phone 56-4. ROOMS—Two, Price very all modern reasonable. MAIN ST, 387—Second floor, steam heated front room, $3.50, also side room, $2.50. ROOM—Nice, for one or two gentlemen. from post oMce. Phone 1082-3. Room and M WANTED—Baby to board couple with no children. Phyaician’s references. All fidential. Box 13B, Herald. sunny and heated, sultable One block by American Reat of care, business con- iy Notice of Hearing on Administration Account. Probate Court, District of Rerlin, ss; New Britaln, January 12, A. D, 1922, Estate of Tilemahos Efstratio Yi- ankely, alias John Tilams, alias Del- amapas Geam, late of New Britain, in said district deceased. The Administrator having exhibited his administration account with said estate to this court for allowance, it is Ordered—That the 19th day of Jan- uary, A. D, 1922, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in New Britain be and the same is assigned for a hearing on the allowance of said administration account with said Es- tate and this Court directs the Ad- ministrator to cite all persons interest- ed therein to appear at said time and place, by publishing this order in some newspaper published in New Dritain and having a circulation in said district, and by posting a copy on the public signpost in said Town of New Britain, nearest where the de- ceased last dwelt, and return make. l BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge.