New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1922, Page 13

THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For and Ready Iteterence, LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTLY lhm-‘u'l'm\ Quick dny line e 1ne line line e line #1. er Rates Upon Auys. ... dny s, 80 days...... 1 Yenrly Or 1 1 1 1 1 1 Application, Count 6 words to a line, 14 lines to an Inch Minimum Space, 3 Lines, Minimum Hook Charge, 25 Cents, P. M, Lor "mmw Ads Accépted Over the Tolephdne For Convenlenc f Customers. Call 936 And Ask For a “Want Ad" Operator. ANNOUNCEMENTS Death Notices LD, ANNA 1{, wito of the Iate » H. Acofleld, died in Btamford, Qonn., on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 1922, Funeral service at the Emmanuel chapel, Thurs- day wt 3 p.m. Intorment in Bpringdale, ‘onn, Lost And Found ENGLISH POINTER—Brown and white #potted male dog. Answers to name Gyp. Ploase notify Box 4D, Herald. 5. CLASS NO 20 - e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, Rt 1xtu1es JANUARY 17, 1922, Refinishing, Ete., AQTOMOBKLES AUTOMOB]I ES . Al 'IOMOBILE\ Autos And Trucks For Sale 1] Garages 'l ) lm( Barboers, Illlnlrfls. \lnw use BUICK perfoet, A G COUPRLET—1918, Mochanically Dargaln for quick enle, Inquire Hawker, 6264 Lim 8t BUICK 8—Coupo, stop lights, chaina, ete,, 108812, 1917 model. Cord tires, 326, Telaphone car. A Rence, 18 Where good used BUICK, 1017 6- plunqfl.-r touring bargaln at quiclk A, Main 8t. Phon '.'75 B carn are sold, BUICK, 1918, T-paasenger touring cer. Is In first class condition in every way and will glve good wervics, Beo this car today. . A, Bence, 18 Main 8t, Phone 2750, “Where €00d usod cars are old.'" BUICK, 1018—Nowly painted, over alze new cord t 2 spares, first-clans mechanical condition, Price is $505, for quick sale. Tho 8, & F. Motor Bales Corp, 168 Elm Bt, Phone 731, BUICK 1919, 5-passenger touring car. Tires all good, many extras, top and upholser- ing very good and mechanically perfect €, A, Benco, 18 Main Bt. Phone 2750, “Where good used cars are sold.” BUICK, 1010 tourlng in excellent running order, good top and tires. Thia car will sell quickly, Price 8776, Tormg It desired. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St, Phone 811, FOUND—A spare tire, on Thursday afternoon, ¥. C, ville Road. Plainville road, Kellogg, Plain- of money, Saturday evening, betwoen 0 and 8:30, efther on Arch or Main ._Reward If returned to Herald Ofice. 7 BIG FURNITURE removal sale and house- rurnishing on all our winter stock. Wao nmust make room for our incoming spring stock. Our special offer on bedding Is white cotton rolled edged mattresses, $7.50, Pure alk flors mattresses, $13. Quilts, 100 per cent white cotton, $6 and §6.50. This sale wi) run continuously for two weeks, B, ldorson, 549 Main Bt., Opp. Bt vhureh, THE & T. 0. of New DBritain Is starting In husiness and would ke to nrlnvmdmn you. Good and prompt service, Passengor and baggngo sorvice. Phone 430, Proprie- tors, Jamos Doyle and Ernest W. Fred- PATROLMAN DRAWS LONG SUSPENSION Dohertv Of for The Montbs ~10 Cut Supernumeraries’ Pay sUM 6 Store Announcements Supernumerary Policeman William F. Doherty was suspended for three months by the board of police com- missioners last night, after a hearing on charges brought by Max Mexler, a Broad street storekeeper. During the hearing somc interest- ing testimony was given by the com- plainent, his wife and daughter. There were scveral other = witnesses called to support the charges of the complainant. . Mexler was first to be heard. He said that Policeman Doherty had made a practice of coming into his store and remaining from 10 to 46 minutes at different times, During these periods he would take off his coat and seat himself in a chair, after he had taken whatever he chose of candy, chewing gum, cigars or cookies, the witness said. ~While on these ‘'rest periods,”” Doherty had a 9-year-old hoy on guard at the door, watching for the appearance of the +sergeant, Mexler said. The complainant said that he had never asked the policeman to pay for the stuff he took, because the latter reminded him that ‘policemen were not supposed to pay for such stuff.” Called Woman Stingy. The testimony of Mrs. Mexler was along similar lines: She sald that both she and her husband had dis- cunsed the matter of asking the po- liceman to pay for goods he took. She said that each had requested the other to carry out the task, and after considerable ‘‘passing the buck,” she had been prevailed upon to do so. Mrs. Mexler said that upon speaking to the officer about payment, he re- Notice P r— Take notice tHat the undersigned has been appointed a Committce by the CHy Court of the City of New DBritain to sell real estate, and that by virtue of an order of said Court I will sell the following de- scribed property, subject to a mortgage in the amount of Seven Thousand Dollars ($7,000), by public auction on the premises in the rear of Turner Hall, Arch Btreet, New Britain, Conn, on February 15, 1922 at two o'clock p. m. The property is known as the Old Turner Hall Building and is bounded and described as fol- lows, in part, to wit: Northern boundary 162 feet more or less; Easterly by propos- ed highway connecting Hunger- ford Court with Glen Street; Southerly, 180 feeét, more or less and Westerly 88.8 feet, together with passway rights through to Arch Street. For further description and par- ticulars concerning the same, ap- ply to Thomas W. O'Connor, 259 Main Street, New Britain, Conn. By the Court, T. W. OCONNOR Committee, FOX’S Thursdny, Friday, Saturday "What do men g . WANT Mary's Equipped with & d tires and s A. Boneo, 18 Whore good used 1010 B-passenger. #sot of prctically new ¢ mochanically perfect, Maln St. Phone 2750, cars are sold."” BUICK, A-1 Phone Grand, sale. CHEVROLEI—1918, Baby Sacrifice for quick FORD COUPE—1920 model at & bargain. Call 1003-6. FORD SEDAN, 1918 model, In fine running order. Must bo sold Immedintely 8 we need the room. Price $186. The price will never stop you. M. Irving Jestor, 193 Arch Street. Phone 811. HUDBON, 1921 speod Run_only 6,000 miles. Looks likke new and sclling at very attracttve figure. The 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 156 Blm St. Phone 7381, 1020 5-passengor touring car. looks fine and in first- class conditfon in every respect. . A, Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 2730. “Where good used cars are sold.” MAXWBEBLL, All new tirea, Model 90, light deliv- $160 if taken at 52-64 Elm St. OVERLAND—1917, ery. Just overhauled, once. A, G. Hawlker, OVERLAND DELIVERY of 1,000 1bs. ca- pacity. Tires all good. Just overhauled. . A. Bence, 18 Main Street, Telephone 2750. ‘“Where good used cars are sold.” = plied that ‘“she was getting very stingy.” A daughter of the couple started to tell about the same story, but she was eliminated when the commissioners learned that she had not actually seen much of the occur- rences. > James I°, Coleman was called as a witness. He sald that he usually went into Mexler's store once or twicé a week. He had seen the accused policeman there on a few occasions, but he wn - atandink leisurely around. Just Sweet Cider. The accused patrolman admitted that he had been in the Mexler place on gne or more occasions. He also admitted that he had drank cider there, which he claimed was sweet. He also admitted playing the punch- board. Sergeant George C. Ellinger that he had found Doherty in the place on only one occasion, and the policeman told him at that time that he entered to procure something to eat. sald Looked Prearranged. Three other witnesses yere called in defense of Doherty, but in the opinion of the board their testimony was a rehearsed affair; the character of the testimony being to the effect that they had seen the policeman purchase cookies. Discounts Mexler's Story. The board took up the matter of the offense, and as it appeared to the members, the Mexlers were actuated in their charges against the officer by a spirit of spite. ‘While the police- man may have been gullty of the charges as made by the complainant, no action was taken until after Mexler had been convicted in police court for violation of the liquor law, for which he paid a $50 fine for selling hard clder. The board felt that the policeman had been guilty of a serlous infraction of the rules of the department, but, believing that Mexler was ‘actuated by spite, the offense was somewhat discounted, and the vote was for the above suspension. To Reduce Supernumerari Pay. A discussion was held on the budget for the coming flscal year. It was recommended that the pay of the su- pernumerary police be reduced from $5 a day to $4. The board feels that the work of a supernumerary officed is only a side line with them, and also that such policemen are only in a sense undergoing a preliminary stage of experience to fit him for a regular patrolman berth. Want New Service Car The need of a new service car was talked over by the board. The pres- ent car in use is a 1918 model, which is showing the need of repair, and rather than use money for parts and repairs, the board deems it advisable to contain in the budget an allow- ance for a new automobile. Increases to Department. Six new patrolmen will be asked for in the new budget. Chief Rawlings PAIGE COUPE~ \ 1920, Blg 6. Newly painted and up- Nolstered, and motor Is In excellent condition, We will guaranteo this car, Marmon, oar, 1018, T-passenger A very good buy, is In splen- touring did mechanical condition, Has very 001 and tully equipped. cord tires s Bulck Sedan, in very tires; equipped. 1919 7-passengor, 1s good conditlon; all cord practically new and fully LASH MOTOR €O, CORNER LINCOLN & W. MAIN, PHONE 382, STUDEBAKER—8pect X tourin new Royal Cord Tires, This car |5 a very good bargaln. Price $850. Cash or terma. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch Street. Tele- phone §11. = Auto Parts 1\nd Accessories 11 GARAGE—Htorage for b or 6 cars, DEAD STORAGE—Hpaces for & B, Mfy, Work FAIRVIEW BT, —Gnrage for one quige Louls Croll, 64 Falrview Bt 160%-2 or 3. rent, The H 401 West Maln B, . Ine Phone collocts hf:)_\ or Individually, at 163 Arch Bt, Tel, ==aa Servige Station Repairing 17 AUTO OWNERS ATTENTION!- All Kindw of tops, alip covers and wide curtaing made and repaired, Plate glaws nstalled In tops, Open and closed cars,upholstorad and ro- paired. Rattles removed from win dowa and doors, Window framen re- covered with velvet, New hows in- ntalled In tops. Dents removed from body panels, 20 yoars' experience, Al ranterinl and workmanship guaranteed, J. W, WALSHL AUTO TOP HOLSTERING O, 207 ELM ST, NEAR SEYMOUR PHONE 2049, & up- CARS— Washed, polishad, ofled and Borvice ‘and satlsfaction assured, reasonable. Authorized Bimoniz Station, CLARK'S AUTOMOBILE LAUNDRY, REAR 103 WEST MAIN, PHONE 6594 greased, Prices Service DENTS and famg removed from auto hodies and fenders, Lxpert radiator repairing and rebullding. ‘Service s our alm.” O, Jocker, Corbin Place, Phone 653, For high class service this place app to me. Wish you would "try them. 5. BATTERY. STORAGE—Let us tell you ahout elr new winter storage plan. Start right with Prest-O-Lite. A'Nell Tire & Battery Co., 41 Washingtoh St. Phone 900. PENNBYLVANIA VACUUM CUP 30x31¢ at $13.95. Guar. 6,000 miles. Cogswell, 8§ Chestnut. Phone 1418-2, tires TEH) TIRES— ' We carry a full line of Firestone, Fiske and Grow tires, WEST END VU C. P, M'C. 399 WEST MAIN ST., PHON (‘Al\_lll\(' WKS,, 1091-3 is advocating the establishment of two additional men in the detective bureau, two men for traffic duty, and the appointment of new patrolmen for the proposed beats at Ielvidere and the Shutle Meadow avenue sections. It is felt that the saving to be made possible by the reduction of the pay of the supernumeraries will amount to $3,600 annually, and this will al- low for the appointment of two ad- ditional men. FORD OWNERS! PRICES YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR Cylinders reborod. New New wrist pins and bushings. pistons and rings. Crank shaft straightened and ground. re- New main rod bearings. shaft, connecting Transmission rebushed and relined. Valves reground, cam shaft bush- Ings replaced, Engline run in ready to put in your car. Engline out of car, $50. Engine in car, $65. H. & B. MFG. CO,, 451 WEBT MAIN ST. PHONE 1123-2. RADIATORS REPAIRED, dents, jams re- moved from auto hodies and fenders, new cores installed. Hulquist Bros., 107 Arch §t. Tel. 1326-3. GOING TO “GET” BURCH Jury Fails To Agrée In First Trial— Prosecutor Seems Anxious To Con- vict Accused. Los Angeles, Jan. 17.——The date of a sccond trial of Arthur C. Burch, indicted for the murder of J. Belton Kennedy was expected to be set to- | day in superior court, where yesterday a jury of ten women and two inen re- ported a disagreement and was dis- charged after a trial lasting eight weeks. The vote on the final ballot was ten to two for conviction, jurors said. It was expectéd the #cond” trial would follow that of Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain, indicted with Burch, which 18 set to begin February 6. “] am going to keep after Burch until I get him,” declared Thomas Lee Woolwine, district attorney. e e SCHLICTING WILL FILED. Estate is Left to Daughter— Engel Executors Named. 'The will of Mrs. Elise Schlicting, filed for probate yesterday, bequeaths property on Winthrop and Smith streets, furniture and personal ef- fects to Lilllan Wetzel, a daughter, and the rest of the estate to Mrs. Elizabeth Mahoney, Albin, Ernest and Robert Schlicting, step-children. The will was drawn last Wednesday. In the estate of the late Frederick Engel, Elizabeth Hancock and Hen- ry Iingel have been named executors. They, together with Frederick Engel, Jr., and Mrs. Louise Coleman, daugh- ter of the late Willilam Engel, are ben- eficiaries in the will. Real OFFICERS INSTALLED. St. Peter's Society Open New Quarters in Turner Hall—Smoker Held. The following officers were install- ed last night at a meeting of St Peter's society in their new quarters in Turner hall: President, E. B. Miller; vice-president, Rudolph Gat- ting; financial secretary, Frank Ott; corresponding secretary, Albert Assel; treasurer, Edward Schaefer, and ser- AING, faciul massago m Nowington Road, Now Drita Thone 1087-13, WATIDRE touring. Conn Business Scrvice Rendered 20 n Call 10, FHOTOGRAPHER city for all sty Jo L. Hall, Will go uny place of phatography. Dickinkon Drug, Tel. HLELGH PART taken out, Price arcord- ing to distance, Phone 1603-2. Ralph R Cooley, 66 Grond Bt, SLEIGH parties taken out slelgh. Holds 24 to 28 people, Beaver Bt,, Phone 1078-12 BLEIGH hiteh, 2414- Two horse Inquire 165 horse Phone Four -20, parties taken out, ‘an accommodate Chiropodist and Dentists 21 Charlotte M, 19 Lincoln 8t CHIROPODIST and manicure, IHHA. licensed chiropodist, l);c(ng nn(l (‘Ivunlnu 23 DRY CLEANING, pressing and . Imported and domestic woolens B. Nelson, 08 West FRENCH repuiring. for men's clothes, Muln St. Phone 501, to look like new. n's_talloring our specialty, ONDON SHOP, AIN STS, Main Sty WARHIN Tel. At Reasonable - -\\ omer Coffec house ,‘4\\ Will Tell You Where To (,et Your Electrical Wonl\ Rates. \\ lmml 42 MERCHANDISE Musical Instruments (1] EDISON PHONOGRAPHS _and records, Terms (o sult purchaser, T, M, Cogewell, 4 Chestiut 8t Phone 761, NOGRAPH, In perfect condition, stan~ with records, cheap. Must see ate, Box 20, Herald Ofes, PHONOURAPH-—8onora, In porfect condls tlon, with récords, Must see to appreciate, Cash or will consider aveekly payments. Address Tiox 26, Heral§ OfMce. Iy 13 East “Woma 267 or call 93 Rlack W (o come (o the Rock Av Huse WOMAN, middloaged, to do housework In ood home for right ox 15C, small fam! Addross 1 Iy party Herald, T WOMEN— BEVERA TIONS « EN A8 BALESW L PEN HAL oM AFTERNOON ALSO REQUIRED, PERMANENT POBI- FOR YOUNG WOM- ESLADIES, EXTRA FOR BATURDAY AND EVENINGS THE PAIR, Situations Wanted—\Womes 45 MAID, competent, oral hous wishes position for gen- lean fami- lnsllmm'e-—-.\l; kinds Rorvice and Insurance Phono 138, ALL LINES OF INSURANC' sutistaction. Lowest rato Dept., Commercinl Trust Co. TOW—Jersny Dalonakas, 674-14. Heven ensington, Charles Telephone years old. Conn, FIRE INSURANCE-—Consider your bujld- ing's value. Is it sufficiently {nsured? Bee me now. Geo, L. Gans, 87 West Maln 8t Tel. 1489, NEW ENGLAND Mutual Life Ins. Co., Bol ton, stered 1835, Represented by Crona, 173 n St L;\\*)—(g—l’nlrm Atlurm‘yn NEW ENGLAND PATE Booth's Block. LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 250 MAIN ST. NT AGENCY— RETURN, LOAD from truck latter part of week. G. A. Plainville. Phone 56-4. Boston for one ton Tuttle, COW- er, nice f Kensingtor or a ), Cont New milch Holetoln cow, good milk fwinlly cow. Carl n. Plone €75-15, Maler, NEW milch Beott's Bw: 69-15, cows Aty Capo Farm, Telephona 11ABY hatehel CHIC pald guarantecd KS-1 s up; b dolivor: Brooders, st Liartford, Conn, BGAH for hatehing. chicks, baby or tom nhatching and now. Reds, Leghorns and Jersey Glants, Wm. Allen, Maple Hill. Phone 270: 3-2. INCUBATORS—170 egg capacity, A. Buprenant. H. 669-4. for Tulephone sale. call No. Prm'n donal Services 31 CORBETIERE—#pencer Iiejuveno Male or female surgical supports. your corset specially designed for you. Write or phane for an appointment. Mrs. Mack D. Hall, . N. 72 Grand 8t. Phone 37- nexmomd Spencer Corsetiors. Rop&lrlng nnd Piano Tunlng Cornets. Have 32 PLATING— Plainville. ELECTRIC Matteo & Co., 35 Broad St., MATTRESBES, box springs, cushions, pli- lows, ete., made over equal to mew and returned same day. Upholstering. Hard- ware City Bedding (o, 80 Tremont 8t. Phone_2314-4, MAGIC BRO regulating. A. B. Hal OD I T M RS—Coal burning’ and self ght pald, ailingford, ‘ree Conn, catalogue. WHITE LEGHOEN breeding hens for sale, Must gee to anpreciate them. Maplo Ml 1 Wm. Allen, Horses, Vi t-hh-lm 53 CUTTER Cheap. floor. for Inquire 87 sa condition. St., second le. In good Linden HORSE— Wel business w sonable, ‘Wanted—Live Tghi agon Pe:ihi ¥ 1200 1bs, ne: good Sound, P rea- tna he utter, 1 Stock RECORDS—Now Importad German, Bwiss, and Austrien, for salo. Very nice musie. Also n graphophone aif¥ertone like. New with plenty records, Tgitroedel, 88 Kelly Bt,, Dristol, records. Fine model, Bars Andrews, 401 TALKING MACHINE & muhogany cabinet, Eain, on’ onsy terms. reh 81 (14 i RINGS—AIl #tyles slsen. Horn, 10 Arcade 0 = ] Also Wil ‘Watches, Diampnds, Jewelry WEDI Himberg & Main 8t. Wi umnd—Arllrlu to Buy and and COLL United pay good prices, FION, good postage stamp, ates stamps, on envelopes, Box 36, Herald, VUNK-—=We puy old rags and papors. hand clothes and furniture, Phone bettor prices now for your Also men's seconds L. Zeldes, Apartments and Tenements (4~Five room tenement, 3d furnished. Inquire at Adking 66 Church Bt, CHURCH 8T, floor. Heat ¢ ) ient of § rooms with In- auire 36 1oom tenement with and back entranes; N S7.--Llour tmprovements; front Inrge desirable five room The W. L. Hllcn Tel. 131, MAL sleam heat furnished. Co., City Hall, Bldg. 3 rooms, im- contral; will only. Box 36K, Tenement, ita; heated, very if destred. Adults falh ald. 484—Five room tenement, Inquire within, " Phi 10 Inquire Business Places For Rent 114—Store to rent. I'eskk Room and Offices. finest n OOMB--Two of the n 1108, O ..F,, T Houses For Rent k] - e - LART ST, 83—Four room tenement, all fnprovements. Adults preferred. Inquire on first floor, DOW ST, 15—Eight room tenemel WIIl rent reasonable if taken at oncl Colored people may apply. For particu- lars_call Phone 2436, ut mneal times. = s Suburban For Rent 4 —_— BERLIN. room cotta min- utes' walk from Fast Berlin station. Frult treee, electric llghts, chickenscoop, In- quire Mrs, J. P. DeMore. : ‘Wanted—To Rent 'RNISHED room in good location, Fifteen minutes’ walk from center. Box 41, ald. ‘Wanted, To Render Services 83 geant-at-arms, Oscar Maier. Joseph Schilling was elected a trustee. BEmil Kraus, a member of the state execu- tive board, will attend a meeting of that body in Waterbury on January 29. A smoker followed the installation ceremonies and an entertainment was furnished by members of the society. Plans were made for the coming sea- son and many activities will be held this year. NAVY 99.7% PURE AMERICAN Only 352 Allcns Among 119,205 Total, Records Show. Washington, Jan. States navy is 09.7% pure American. Secretary Denby is proud of the navy and said today that it was the Jbest navy in the world, backing his statement by figures recently complled by the bureau of navigation, which show that on July 1 native born sall- ors represent 91,82 per cent natural- fzed men 2.29 per cent Colonlal na- tives 4.89 per cent and the balance a!ienn. The last named number only 352 men. At the end of the fiscal yPur the navy comprised 119,205 men, of which number 109,457 were na- tives, 5,829 were born {in Guam, Samoa, the Phillppines or Virgin Is- lands, and 3,667 were naturalized citi- zens. The figures also show it is a hand- picked navy, for out of 135,993 ap- plicants, only 72,386 were accepted. $100,000 THEFT Massachusetts Man Says He Got Gov- ernment Drafts By Mistake. Chicago, Jan. 17.—Russell Jonah of Chelsea, Mass., was arrested here by officers of the Department of Justice and charged with stealing govern- ment ration, commutation and trans- portation drafts valued at more than $400,000 from the New York war risk insurance office. The' drafts were found in his suit case. . Jonah said that when he caMled for a bundle which he had checked at the Grand Central station in New York last summer another bundle contain- ing the drafts was given him by mis- take. 17.—The United | Anybody to ELECTRICAL WORK wanted. contemplating wirlng would do weil call 895-6, A. Tyler, 48 Howard St. LAUNDRESS—Now taking in work at home. Experience with all fine work, also men's_wear, {1 Conuerton St. first_floor. BAKERY wagon and horue. Wil buy pos- plan. Inquire 242 TENEMENT of 4 or § rooms with Improve- mente. fearonable rent, now or February ist. H®ply to idox 42, Herald. : Business and Office Equipment 57 SHOWUASE ket 10 Imtrumonu\l And Vocal 36 PIANO LESSONS--F. F. Harmon. Studlo room, 315 Booth's block. I can accom- ¢ students. Help—Men Wanted 41 —Relfable, ‘0 sell shruhs, trees, plants. weckly pay. Write for ter reery (o, Rochester, N. MA Permanent, Guaranty N MILK DRIVER—State experience and give veferences, None but experienced need ap- P. (\ H x 280, Democrats to Elect and Adopt Name for New Club A meeting of the newly organized democrat club will be held tomorrow ! evening at the old K. of C. hall on! Malin’street. A staff of permanent of- ficers will be chosen and the club will be named. Thomas J. Smith, demo- crat registrar of voters, is the tem- porary chairman. 10 IN HIGH SCHOOL RESIGN. Principal and 9 Teachers Quit Clash With Another Instructor. Newton, N. J., Jan. 17.-—E. L. Bax- ter, principal of the Newton High school, and nine of the teachers have resigned, it was learned last evening, as a result of friction between the principal and L. Paul Miller, teacher of sclence. The latter was tried on charges prepared by the principal, with the exception of those of ab- sence from the assembly and unpro- fesstonal attitude towards puplls and teachers, were dismissed by the board of education. As no further action was taken by the board the principal and teachers resigned. | Among the charges by Princlpal Baxter was that Miller played poker and taught some of the boys to play the game. This was not sustained. in TORONTO POPULATION 519,290 Ottawa, Jan. 17.—Toronto's popula- tion is 519,290, an increase of 137,- 840, or 35.71 per cent over the 1611 figures according to census figures. Hills make, Price very reasonable at B. 10y yrtle CORD Any gV, W oD for rmount npi 208 North & delicatessen, Jones mar- for >, uck 5¢ wed any lm\g(l), Loon b, \'hmw 10, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE flxyulne;i For Sale li im- k¢ lot. Near L Phillips. 1x room mnnn all tor sale. I 578 Allen s« BELVIDERE~ provements Stanley 8t., Tel. 630-2. Store and five tenements, cash required, $3,000, The W. L. Hatch Co., 29 West Main Bt City Hall Bldg. Phone 131. CHURCH 8T DRI Tnq 1ito HARD, order, ED ulre 1 W n. g any length to Phone 186-2, cut Bmith. 00N, Household Articl CONNERTON ST.—Four tenements of six- ; cash required, L. Hatch Co, 29 West City Hall Bldg. Telephone ANTIQUE FURNITURE~— mn«? nnd stored, :ml( THE FURNITURE A. G. GRAFE, anc sold ¢ repalrin Upholstering and New and bought and s, Furniture All Xinde of re- EXCHANGE, 67 ARCH ST. MGR. CLOCK 't running order. Phone BLECTRIC VACU UM reasonahle Greenwood Fou 1t 8t. taken © rooms, practically new; at o6nce. Call 10 FURNITURE for five or strent. rooms rooms for amle, also to lot. 64 Chestnut six TRIC sold Co., m.|~ and installed given and wiring Installed. All Sioatplesl Apolbizey ol 289 and Phone 619, All kinds of fix- Wliring estimates kinda ot Anderson Elec- 260 Main St. Up one SLEIGH 457-2, Rer In good condition, lin. Call Telephone SODA FoU NTAIN in good rl‘ I\flvh~ 8 bl Anply g and ( \lcrvhnmuw at the Steres wo W thousand Min condition, for corner Whit- 05 flons sanftary lee Pond, Berlin, Telephone FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WHY, TAG =+ WHY Do VU TALK LIKE™ o ~ DON'T YOU THINK THAT FRECKLES IS ENTITLED O THE BIGGEST PIECE ONCE IN A WHILE ? Catching Up On His Head Start NO! HE WAS EATIN' PIE A COUPLE YEARS BEFORE T WAS B — T ———— T o e o ¥ e BY BLOSSER CONNERTON ST.—Two tenements of ten rooms. I3asy terms. Price, $5,600. The W, L. Hatch Co., 20 West Main 8t,, City Hall Bldg. Phone 131, COTTAGH ~8lx rooms, hot water heat, fireplace. Extremely low price for quick sale, The Home Banking & Realty Co., 86 West Main St. Phone 728. SRR B S S LILAC ST.—Two teneigents of ten rooms for $5,200; libernl reMuction for cash. The W. L. Hateh Co.\39 West Maln Bt., City Hall Building. Phbne 131. ADISON ST.—Six goom cottage; a ba kaln, and easy tefms. Price, $4,000. The W. L. Hatch Co, 20 West Main 8t., City _Hall Bidg, Phone 131, IK BOARD AND HOTELS e Rooms For Rent I'URNISHED front room, all conveniences. 42 Prospect Btreot. ROOMS—Two, all modern Price very reasonable. Tel- sultable block heated, One ROOM--Nice, sunny and for one of two gentlemen. from post office, Phone 1092-3. WEST MAIN BT., 103—Furnished aparts ment of 2 or 3 rooms as desired, for light usakeaping, steam b LEGAL NOTICES _ At a Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the District of Ber= lin, in the County of Hartford and State of Connectieut, on the 14th day of January, A, D., 1992, Present, Rernard F. Gaftney, Judge, Fatate of Justus V. Mead, late of Berlin, I said district deceased. Upon the potition of Edward Mead of Haverstraw, New York, praying that an in- strument In writing purporting to be the nst will and testament of sald deceased may be proved, approved and admitted to probate, as per application on fle more fully appears, it is Ordered—that sald application be heard and determined at the Probate Office, in New Dritain, in sald disteiet, on the 28th Auy of January, A. D, 1922, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be glven of the pendency of sald application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by pube- \ahing this order in _some newspaper pub- lished i sald Now Britain, having a cir- culation in sald district, and by posting copy thercof, on the publie signpost in Town of Rerlin, in said district, and by malling w copy of this order to all heirs at law and return make. BERNARD I GAFFNEY, Judge. LIMITATION OF CLAIMS, At a Court of Probate holden at New Rritain within and for the District of Ber- lin, in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the 16th day of Jan- uary, A. D, 1922 Present, Bernard F. Gaffnoy, Esq., Judge. On motion of Mrs. Emma Larson of sald New Britain, as Executrix of the last will and testamont of Willlam Behnke, 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 thie Executrix and directs that publte notice be given of this order by ads vertising In a news) p-r publishad in sald New Britain, and ing circulation in sald district, and by posting a cepy thereof on tho public signpost in sald Town of Wew BDritain, nearest the place where the decoased last dwelt and returg make. Certified hom Rm‘orfl | RNARD ¥, GAFFNRY, Judge