New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1922, Page 11

HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For and Ready Reterence, LINE RATER FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS ' Charge Prepald a0 09 Quick line line line line line 1 line s canenanting 2 g1 [ ¢ Ordet Rates Upon Appliation, Count%d words to a line. 14 lines to_an Inch, Minimum Bpace, 3 Lin Minimum Book Charge, 36 Cent No Ad. Acceptod After 1 P. M, For o on Same, Da; ted Over the TelephoneFor Convenience of Customers. Cail 926 And Ask For a “Want Ad" Operator, R— e ANNOUNCEMENTS NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, S elect | 9 Tonight G_god AUS?‘_Al Cgr. Read C!ggsifiqation _Nofi AUJOMOBILES Autos and Trucks For " Run only 6,000 welling at very ., & ¥, Moter Sales Phone 741, 1916, T-passenger HUDSON, mile attractive Mguy Corp., 165 Elm 8t HUDSON—Model 6-40, touring. This car can be bought right. Boe It now. A. Bence, 15 Main Bt Phone 274 Vhere Good Used Cars Are Sola," et MITCHELL, 1919, coupe, In beautiful condition, New battery. Doorn that lack, Dame and dash llghts, Top, upholstering an good s new, Fine tire equipment, in- cluding one spare and set of chain Now markers and ready to go. Price, $390, Phone Plalnville, 131, Lost And Found 5 DIAMOND EARRING-Lost between Main, Main and Tremont St. school. ward it returned to Herald, —_— POUNTAIN PEN--Waterman, lost, with one elip, short length. Return to Harvey & Lewls Company, 85 W, Main St. Reward, West Re- -— LAUNDRY BUNDLE, Thursday afternoon. Finder please return to The Latimer Laundry Cb., 3% Walnut 8t. Reward, WEED CHAIN LOST—32x4. ave in Herald Ofce or eward. Finder please Phone 4864, 7 Store Announcements OVERLAND touring ear. Just repainted and overhauled, tires excellent, price excep- tlonally low. A. Bence, 18 Main Bt Phone 2760, pero Good Used Cars Afo Sola," STUDEBAKER SEDAN— 1919 speclal six. This car has been BIG FURNITURE removal sale and house- furnishing on all our winter stock, We must make room for our incoming spring stock. Our special offer on bedding Is white cotton rolled edged mattrosses, $7.60. Puro silk floss mattresses, $13. Quilts, 100 per cent white cotton, $5 and $6.50. This sale will run continuously for two wceks, B, Berson, 649 Main St St Mary's 4 church, Opp. thousand Pond, ICE--Two .on Saw Mill 92-4. tons sanitary ice Berlin, Telephone, THE L. T. O. of New Britain is starting In s and would like to accommodate . Good and prompt service. Passenger ervice, Phone 420, Proprie- tors, James Doyle and Ernest W. Fred- erick. AUTOMOBILES Autos And ‘Trucks For Sale PUICK COUPE—1819, n A-1 conditfon througliout. Has been run less than 3,000 This car looks and acts like new. ce is low. C. A. Bence, 18 Main 8t ne 2750. “Where Good Used Cars Are Pl 8ol KUICK SEDAN—Looks like new. In perfect condition. A bargain. Wm. E. Martin. 143 Main St. ‘ BUICK— 1922, K-passenger, run: only 8,400 miles, fully equipped and looks new. Me. chanically perfect. C. A. Bence, 18 Main 8t. Phone 2750. "Where Good Used Cars Are Bold." BUICK, 19i8—Newiy painted, over size new cord tires, ? spares, first-class mechanical condition. Price is $595, for quick sale. s 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 155 Elm ione 731, 1920, run only o-prasenger touring, spare is brand good tires, ~191% 5-passenger touring car, paint tup and upholstery lent, me- whanically perfeet, price lo A. Dence, 18 M St. Phone 278, “Where Good ied Curs Are Sold. ! BROS.—1916 6-passenger _touring. this car now. It's a bargain. C. A. 18 Malin 8t. Phone 2750. ‘‘Where Used Cars Are Sold.” nOLIC B Bence, tiood BOYS' CLUB REPORT FOR YEAR OF 1921 Superintendent Cook Makes an- nual Statement to Directors The board of directors of the Boys' elub of New Britain met this after- noon in annual session. The report of Superintendent Marshall R. Cook was submitted as follows: Work carried on at the Boys' club during the past twelve months, Jan- uary 1, 1921, to January 1, 1922: Membership registered, 1264; Ju- nior, 975; Senior, 289. Attendance: January, 2463; Febru- ary, 2391; March, 2396; April, 2364; May, 2299; June, 2168; July, 2097; September, 2168; October, 3984; No- vember, 3217; December, 4890. Total, 29,431, Visitors. (mostly boys): January, 36; February, 29; March, 42; April, 16; May, 27; June, 9; July, 12; August, closed; "September, 24; October, 37; November, 43; December, 51. Total, 340. < Average monthly attendance 2674. Boys’ club activities: Boys' club newspaper three nights a week, car- pentry club one night a week, music (band) two nights a week, orchestra two nights a week, shoe shining con- tests six nights a week, three baseball teams three days each week during the Summer, physical training three nights a week, slx basketball teams three nights a week. Moving plctures once a week, en- tertdlnments such as plays, minstrels, Christmas, - etc.; two nights a‘’weék, toy-making three nights a week, tin-work two nights a week, clay-molding two nights a week, clipping and pastel one night a week. Activities during summer months in addition to regular work in the club proper. During June; July and August the club conducted hikes in the woods, kept threc baseball teams going and gave shower baths to all boys.ftom the Old Burritt school playground. The boys cleaned and painted the entire building with no cost to the club ex- oept for the paint, etc. Many jobe were done for outside organizations. The Day Nursery was cleaned and painted by the boys and a new fence and sand box bullt for them, Work for the City Mission, Chamber of Commerce, Welfare Organization, Y. W. C. A, Visting Nurses, and others. The padt year at the Boys' club has been most encouraging to the man- agement, Basketball tecams have playcd 65 games and only lost seven. All teams have an average of 891. Junior and senior classes on the &ym floor are conducted three eve- nings each week by A. C. Brunnelle. These classes average 100 boys on the floor at one time. Of the athletic department of club, Mr. Cook reports as follows: ' “The past two years we have never the thoroughly overhauled. Paint same asnew, Runabout 2,000 miles. Fully tires, bumpers, cquipped, cord motometer, automatic windshield cleantr, stop signal, utility heater. M. IRVI‘G\ JESTER, 193 ARCH ST. Auto Parts And Accessories . BATTERY STORAGE—Let us tell you about our new winter storage plan, Start Hight with Prest-O-Lite. O'Neil Tire & Buttery Co., 41 Washington St. Phone 900. VACUUM CUP tires teed 6,000 miles. St. Phone PENNSYLVANIA 313 at $13.95. Quw Cogswell, 8 Chestnut 11 Service Station Repairing ATTENTION!— WATCH FOR THIS SPACE DAY NIGHT! MON- AUTO OW 1ON!~ s covers and repaired, luss nstalled fn tops. Open wed cars upholstered and re- palred, Ratties removed from wins dows and doars, Window frames res coverad with velvet, bows in- stalled in tops, Dents removed from body panels. 20 yoars' experc Al matertal and workman guaranteed, do curtalng ma Plate and ¢ \ip J. W, WALSH AUTO TOP & UP- HOLSTERING ELM ST, NEAR SEYMOUR PHONE 2649, 207 CARS— Washed, polished, oiled and Bervice and satlafaction assured, reasonable, Authorized Simoniz Station CLARK'S AUTOMOBILE REAR 103 WEST MAIN, greased. Prices Service LAU PHON DR ___BUSINESS SERVICE e FINANCIAL MERCHANDISE Professional Servicos 31 Investments, Bonds Houschold Articles 63 CORSETIER —Spencer Rejuveno surgleal supports, Male or female, All makes corsets cleunsed and repairod, Mra. D, . Reglstered Spencer Coraets, . Matteo & Co, 35 Repairing and Piano Tuning ELECTRIO§PLATINC Broad Bt Plainville, ons, pil- equal to new wnd ok, Hard- Tremont 8t, MATTRESSES, hox aprings, cu; lows, ete., made over returned same dny, Upholst ware City Bedding Co,, 60 Wanted, To Render ELECTRICAL, WORK wanted. Anybody lating wiring would do well to A, Tyler, 48 Howard St. LAUNDRESS—Now taking In work at home. Experience with all fine work, also men's wear, 41 tor foor PIANO LESSONS—F. F. Harmon. Studio voom, 315 Booth's block, I can accom- modate a few more students, VIOLIN, plano, mangdolin struction, Vialin ‘class Connecticut School of Music and guitar In- lesxons G0 cents, 242 Main St. EMPLOYMENT Help—Agents Wanted 40 AWill paint your car in_ your Address Herald, 39, Rox 29 RADIATORS REPAIRED, dents, jams re- | moved from nuto bodies and fenders, new cores instalied. Hulguist Bros., Arch Bt. Tel. 1326 107 Hairdress, Masseuse 18 HAIRDRESS faclal mass nd man- | feuring. 36 Newington Road, New Britaln, Conn, - Phone 1987-13, 20 CHANDELIER and lamp repairing and re- finishing. Work called for and delivered. Reasonable rates. All kinds of electric lamps and fixtures. Phoenix Specialty Co., P. 0. Box 330. Business Service Rendered NTS—We clalm that we sell a bet- direct to weare less ¢ bigger making Greater GARME ter garment money, and any company en's clothes. Cincinnatl, Ohlo, Value Outtitters, | Toe hour pay $36 woekl selling hosier Guaranteed months !l line ready, Pre Free samples to working erience unnecessary. Perfect- Darby, Pa. time ¢ four GUARANTEED FIRST MORTGAGE BONDE 7%— The Bodwell Realty Co, Each bond a 1st mortgage on Real Estate of established value, Interest pald somi-annually, Your security steadily Increases each 6 months, savings It deaired, with interest pald on in- Partial payment plan for stallment payments, All denominations, $100, $300, $1,000. 4500, We wlil be glad to glve you full formation regarding the security and investment features of these bonds, THE BODWELLL REALTY €O, 407 NATL. BANK BLDG. TEL. 1801 F. E. CRANDALL, MGR. ahrubs, Perma- SHRUBS—Man to sell guaranteed , trees, plants. Weekly pa Experien e unnecessary I Help—Men Wanted AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC wanted, Exper- tenced. Noue other needy apply. 8. & Motor Sales Corp., 155 Elm st. Price actord- Ralph R. SLEIGH PARTIES taken out fug to distance. Phone 1503 Cooley, 55 Grand St. Chiropodist and Dentists CHIROPODIST and mauicure. Charlogte M. Hllls, licensed chiropodist, 19 Lincoln St. Tel, 884-4. TIRES— We carry a full line of Firestone, Fiske and Grow tires. WEST END VULCANIZING WKE&, © C. P. MCARTHY, PROP. 309 WEST MAIN 8T., PHONE 1091-3 Autonobiles Wanted 12 or sedan, Telephone FORD roadster, touring, coupe equipped with self-starter. 1632-2. Garages To Let 14 DEAD STORAGE—Spaces for rent. The H. & B. Mfg. Works, 451 West Main St. "AIRVIEW ST.—Garage . for one car. In- quire Louis.Croll, 64 Fairview St. Phone 1508-2 or 3. SIMMONS STORAGE BATTERY Btorage for a few cars, heated rates reasonable. CO.— sarage, We have never in had a boy out sick. had a serious injury to any boy athletics. “We have never had a boy from athletics. “Of nine teams of basketball, not one of our boys has ever had to quit a game from over exertion, “We have discovered two cases of serious nature which after consulta- tlon with physicians proved to be trom under-nourishment. These two cases were discovered on first appear- ance on gym floor. “We have always recelved weord from outside organizations that our btoys are a credit to our club, being good sportsmen and clean boys. City Juvenile Court. “The superintendent of the Boys club attends all regular sessions of the jyvenile police court and in many sick billiard tournaments! cases boys are turned over to the Boys' club for shower baths and such help as is needed to make them bet- ter members of our community; ar- ranging for thelr membership and following them up, thus working in harmony with the court officials. General Helpfulness. “We are constantly being called upon by outside organizations for boys to run errands and do all sorts of work that boys can do. We are very glad to do this work and feel that it is part of our program. To cite one example, the Chamber of Com- merce called upon us this morning for thirty boys. Their need was imme- diately filled.” The new Atlantic liner Majestic, will carry more than 5000 people at one trip. Russia, until 1914, provided over 90 per cent of the world’s supply of platinum. Dyeing and Cleaning 23 | FRENCH DRY CLEANIN repairing. Imported and for men's clothes. B. Nelson, Main 8t. Phone 501. pressing and | omestic woolens 58 West MEN'S CLOTHES— Dry cleaned, repaired to look like new. High grade men's tailoring our specialty. YE LONDON SHOP, COR. ELM & MAIN STS. CALL 585-3. Insurance—All kinds 24 MAN | GIRL s BOY cler H o 20, to work in grocery store as . Experlence required. Apply Box 31, 1d Office. LIVE STOCK Cattle and Swine 50 COW—New milch Holstein cow, good milk- er, plee for a family cow. Carl Maler, Kenaington, Conn. Phone 675-15. PIG—Meal fed, weight 275 Ib sey breed. An excellent buy. Phone 2679-3. Durks-Jer- 5 Wells 8t. Eggs, Poultry, Supplies Reliahle, to sell shrubs, trees, Permanent. weekly Write for Guaranty Nursery Co., Rochester, Help—Women Wanted OR WOMAN to do general house- Neat appearance, good workers M. sco, 4 Lake Court. Tel. 098. work general housework, of n we and willing helper.” Apply West St., city. MALD, home, general lousework. Good Ad- wages for good worker. Herald Office. MAID for and good dress Box 7B, YOUNG LADY to take charge of check room evenings. Apply at Casino Bowling Alleys, 83 Church St. Service and Insurance Phone 138, ALL LINES OF INSURAX satisfaction. Lowest rates. Dept., Commercial Trust Co. INSURANCE—Consider your build- value. Is it sufficiently insured? See me now. Gqo. L. Gans, §7 West Main St. Tel. 1489. FIR LAND Mutual Life Ins. Co., Bos- esented by P. . 221-3. NEW BN ton. Cl Crona, 1 Lawyers—Patent Atterneys 25 NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENC Booth's Block. LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 59 MAIN ST. Telephone New RBritain_and Hartford. SONS OF VETERANY ~INSTALL OFFICERS As Does the Auxiliary at Big Patriotic Session Officers were installed in the course of a joint meeting last evening | at one of the largest gatherings L. D. Penfleld camp, Sons of Veterans and the Ladies’ Auxiliary have had for years. The officers of the Son- nies, installed by Past Division Com- mander Frank McGarr, of Meriden, were as follows: Commander, G. H. Wells; senior vice-commander, Charles Backus; junior vice-com- mander, Fred Vergason; chaplain, H E. Smith; secretary, John G. Buck- ley; treasurer, Frank Goddard; guide, Past Commander George A. Weir; color bearer, E. W. Schultz; patriotic instructor, W. B. Rossberg; inner guard, E. H. Carrol; outer guard, Louis Griffith; camp council, Irred Wood. The officers of the auxiliary were installed by Division Installing Officer Mrs. Mary C. Bassett of New Haven. They are as follows: President, Mrs. Bessie B. Lewis; vice-president, Mrs. Eva Backus; treasurer, Mrs. Heftie Buckley; secretary, Mrs. Lillan L. Pierce; patriotic instructor, Mrs. Mary J. Allen; guide, Mrs, Jennie Goddard; assistant guide, Mrs. Anna Walker; color guards, Mrs. Francis Williams and Mrs. Nellie Talmadge; inner 43 Help—Men or Women AND WOMEN tq take orders among friends and neighbor& for small electric lamps and shades. New designs. good profit. Phoenix Specialty Co., P. 0. Box No. 330. M YOUNG MEN, women, over 17, desiring government positions, $130 monthly, write for free list of positions now open, J. Leonard, (former Civil Service Examiner) $43 Equitable Bldg., Washington, D. C. Situations Wanted—Men 44 any Kind. CANE WORK-—Chair to cane, 168 Green- Work that will please you. wood St. Leo. L. Lewis. FIREMAN—First-clags. Mass. license, wants posltion as fireman or night watchman or anything, Box 314, Herald Office. BABY CHIUCKS—1§c up; bred-to-lay. Pre: vald guaranteed delivery. Visit our hatchery. Send for circular. Brooders, $4.75 up. Roy, Clark, East Hartford, Conn. BABY CARRIAGE, in good condition, sale. Clifford Wagstaff, 66 Whiting Plainville, Conn, CLOCK—Antique grandfaiher, 140 years old, :l;.lnllrlhr‘l running order. Phone 1723 dr for 8t COAL RANGE--In cxcellent condition. A real buy. Price rowsonable, Apply Mrs. A. Johnson, 36 Sunrise Ave, New Britain. ELECTRIC ACUUM CLEANERS—Exclu- for Iranz Premier. Nono bet- E. Andrews, 401 Arch 8t, FURNITURE for six rooms for five o six rooms to let. 64 Atreat, Machinery, Elec., and Tools ELECTRICAL FIXTURES—AIl kinds of fix- tures sold and (natalled. Wiring estimates glven and wiring installed. All Kinds electrical uppliences sold. Anderson Elec- 389 and 260 Malu 8t. Up one OGRAPHS and records. Terms to sult purchaser. T. H. Cogswell, stnut St. Phone 761, PHONOGIIAPHE at reduced prices. Also, large assortmient of records at 43c each. Widener's, 138 Main 8t. PHONOGRAPII, in perfect condition, stan- dard make, with records, cheap. Must to_appreciate. Address Box 26, Her Ofmece. HE LA. with 25 records, $150 original Will sell for $75. Address Box 30, 1d O e, Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67 WEDDIN Himberg Main St o ado and and lzes. —All ntyl , 10 392 ‘Wanted—Articles :o Buy BOB SLEDS- One pair of heav able for hauling wood. R. Phone 1612, slods, suit- Towers, BUREAUS, chiffonlers, rugs, chairs wanted, sonable prices. tables and by private party, at rea- Address Box 24, Herald. PIANO—I wish upright piane dress Nelson, to buy a good mahogany from private family. Ad- Box 13, Herald. _REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 60 64-—Five room tenement, 2d ished. Inquire at Adkins 66 Church St. Apartments and Tenements CHURCH 8T, floor. Heat f Printing Co., GS for hatching. Custom natching and baby chicks, order now. Reds, Leghorns and Jersey Giants. Wm, Allen, Maple Hill. Phone 2703-2, MAGIC BROODERS—Coal burning and self regulating, I'reight pald. Free catalogue. A. B. Hall, Wallingford, Conn. ROOSTER and eleven pure-bred One singer, one female canary Cheap. E. L. Milliken, 82 Barnett 8t. WHITE LEGHORN breeding hens for sale, Must see to appreciate them. Wm. Allen, Maple Mill. CONNERTON BT.. 36—Tenement of § roome with all the modern improvements. In- quire 38 Connerton St. GLEN ST.—Four room tenement improvements; front large yard. Phone 233 with all and back entrance; 3. MAIN ST.—Very desirable five room flat, steam heat furnished. The W. L. Hatch Co., City Hall. Bldg. Tel. 131, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT E"Wanied—To Neat 1 TENEMENT of ¢ or § rooms with improve- ments. Reasonable r now or February eply to Box 43, Herald, MENT on Also te improyement! __to_rent. Tel, 1371, e ] REAL ESTATE FOR SALE " Houses For Sale 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- drews Land Co., 1867 Btanley 8t. h 8L, six rooms, steam CHURCH STREET— Store and five tenements. Price $13,000, cash 33,000, Connerton 8t., four tenements, six- toen rooms; $3,000, cash re- quired, 1,600, price, Connerton St., two tenements eof ten rooms. Fasy terms. Price, Lilac St., two tenements of ten rooms for $6,200, liberal reduction for cash, Madison Bt slx room cott bargain, and easy terms. Price, $4,000. THE W. L. HATCH CO., CITY HALL BLDG, 29 WEST MAIN ST, PHONE 131 COTTAGE—Six rooms, hot water heat, fireplace. Extremely low price for quick sale. The ilome Banking & Realty Co., 38 West Main $t. Phone 728, ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS L] EAST MAIN 8T, #9—Large, well fure nished, well lighted rooms, stéeam heat, electric lights, reasonable. Phone 1283-2, FURNISHED ROOMS—Two, Rooms For Rent all moadern convenlences. Price very Phone 56-4. reasonable. MAIN ST., 1§2—Large furnished room; heat, electricity and bath. Americans oniy. One flight up. MAIN 8T.. 561—Furnished room to rent for one or two gentlemen. First floor. Steam heated. Phone 2688. ROOM—Nlce, sunny and heated, suitable for one or two. gentlemen. One block from post office, Phone 1092-3 Rooms and Board 45—Well heated furnishea s table board If de- GRAND ST., room and first-cly sired. Phone 1637 ——— PROSPECT ST.—Tenement of 3 rooms, all improvements, heated, very central; will 1uv'|01llh if desired, adults only. Phone 2410, Horaes, Vehicles 53 SLEIGH—Strongly bullt, In good condition; also single harness for sale. G. F. Tvyler, 25 Vine St. BLEIGH—1 single and 1 two seat for sale. In xon’d condition. Bargains. Phone 626 or 2279, BLEIGHS of every description. sortment for sale at White Main St. Phone 53 MERCHANDISE da ;‘ue; Large as- Stables, 289 CORD WOOD for sale. Bawed any length, mount and delivered. Leon F. Lie- 208 North St., city. Phone 1033-4. HARD, DRIED WOOD, cut any length to order. Inquire D. J. Smith. Phone 155-2, New Britain. ; Household Articles a3 guard, Mrs. Anna Rhodes; outer guard, Mrs. Inez Jester; press cor- respondent, Mrs. Lillia Weir; council, John J. Buckley. Despite the cold weather and the fact that they had attended two fu- nerals yesterday, five G. A. R. veter- ans were present and spoke. Among them was W. I", Sternberg, past com- mander of Stanley Post, and at the present time junior vice commander of the Connecticut Department G. A. R., Mrs. Helen Bromley, senior vice- commander of the Woman's Relief corps, spoke as did Mrs. Beth Case, president of the Eddy-Glover unit, American Legion. Will Consider Berlin’s Petition for Water The common council advisory com- mittee to the water board will be call- ed into session shortly to act on the petitiongpf the town of Berlin for wa- ter service. The petition was received by the common council at the last ses- sion and was referred, by vote of the members, to the special committee. Mayor Home From Trip To Boston on Business Mayor O. F. Curtis returned to the city today after a business trip to Boston, Mass. One of the first acts of thg mayor was to inquire into the pro- g}:'fsfl made in fitting out the isolation hospital for the care of tuberculosis patients. He expressed himself pleas- ed with the progress made. ANTIQUE FURNITURE— Bought and sold. Upholstering and all kinds of repairing. New and ond-hand furniture bought and 8old at your own prices. Kurniture moved and stored. All Kinds of re- pairing THE FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 67 ARCH BT. A. G. GRATE, MGR. D. OF 1. T0 INSTALL Officers Will Banquet, ume Duties at Annual January 31—Committee Named. Isabella Circle of this clty and the National Daughters of Isabella, will install their officers at a joint meeting and banquet to be held at the Elks' club, Tuesday, January 31. The following committee chairladies have been named by Isabella Circle for the coming year: Membership, Mrs. John Hannon; building cam- paign, Mrs, T. W. Hinchliffe; dra- matics, Mrs. John F. Callahan; bowl- ing, Miss Marie Doherty. Ialos Circle ot Bristol, two branches of | STANLEY BT, 484—tive room tenement, all improvements. Inquire within. Phone 540-2. BPRING ST., provements, from City Hall. 39—8ix reom fiat, all im- steam heat. Five minutes Phone 1674. WASHINGTON flat of four room Inquire first flo 151—Steam heated th all improvements. Phone 1329-3. WOODRUFF COURT—Tenement in new house, ¢ rooms, all Improvements. Inquire Trank Monkiewicz, 676 \West Main St. Business Places For Rent 70 TAILOR SHOP for rent. Malntalned by our man for 16 years. Apply Roth's store, corner of Whiting and Cherry Sts. WOOSTER ST., manufacturing Phone 1892-3. Desk Reom and Offices. 100—Space for storage or purposes. Mr. Smith. 71 OFFIC IME-—Two of town. Phone 1195, Houses For Rent the finest In 73 $3—Four room tenement, all Adults preferred. Inquire HART ST improvements. on first floor. MEADOW ST, 15—Elght room tenement. Wil rent reasonable if taken at once. Colored people may apply. For particu- lars call Phone 2425, at meal times, LEGAL NOTICES LIMITATION OF CLAIMS. At a Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the Dis- trict of Berlin in the County of Hart- ford and State of Connecticut, on the 13th day of January, A, D, 1922, Present, Bernard I". Gaffney, Judge. On motion of Frederick H. Hill of said New Britain, as Administrator on the estate of Carlos O. Holcomb, late of New Britain, within said district deceased. This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of sald estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Ad- ministrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by ad- vertising in a newspaper published in sald New Britain, and having a cir- culation in said district, and by post- ing a copy thereof on the public sign- post in said Town of New Britain, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt, Certified from Record, BERNARD F. GAFI Esq. EY, Judge. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS YoURE' EXCUSED, TAG. Tag’s Eyes [ WHY, TAG, WHAT IS THE MATTER ? You Look So MOURNFUL.. 5T Are Bigger Than His Stomach THAT'S JUST T, GRANPA =T AM MORE'N FuLL! BY BLOSSER LEGAL NOTICES ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING. District of Berlin, ss; Probate Court, January 14, A. D, 1922, Estate of Theresa B. Stanley, late of the Town of New Britain, in said district, deceased, Upon the application of Phillp B. Stanley and Maurice Stanley praying that as Executors on said estate, they may be authorized and empowered to sell and convey certain real estate sit- uated on Park Place in said New Brit- ain, as per said application on file more fully appears, it is Ordered, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office, in New Britain, in said district, on the 18th day of January, A. D, 1922, at 9 o’clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publish- ing this order in some newspaper hav- ing a circulation in said district, and by posting a copy of this order on the public sign-post in the Town of New Britain, in said district, and re- turn make to this Court of the notice gliven. Attest: BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge. LIMITATION OF CLAIMS. At a Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the Dis- trict of Berlin in the County of Hart- ford and State of Connecticut, on the 13th day of January, A. D, 1922, Present, Bernard F. Gaftney, Judge. On motion of Frederick H. Hill, ot sald New Britain, as Administrator on the estate of Sarah Eliza Holcomb, late of New Britain, within said dis- trict deceased. This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Administrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by ad- vertising in a newspaper published in sald New Britain, and having a circu- lation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the public signpost in said Town of New Britain, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record. BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, | Judge. Esq. District of Berlin, ss; Probate Court, January 13, A. D., 1922, Estate of Charles B. Grimshaw late of New York, New York, leaving es- tate of Berlin, in said district, de- ceased. Upon the application of The Hart- ford-Connecticut Trust company pray- ing that an instrument in writing pur- porting to be the last will and testa- ment of said Charles B. Grimshaw deceased, may be proved, approved, allowed and admitted to probate as per application on file more fully ap- pears, it is Ordered, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in New Britain in sald district on the 28th day of January, A. D, 1923 at 9 o'clock in the forenoon; and that public notice be given of the pendency of satd application and time and place of hearing thereon, by pub- lishing a copy of this order once in a newspaper having & cireulation in sald district, and by posting a copy thereof, on the public signpost in the Town of Berlin in said district, at least six days before said day of hear- ing, and by malling a copy of this or- der to all helrs-at-law, and retusn make, BERNARD F. GAFFNEY e,