New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1922, Page 11

= R, THE HE RALD “WANT ADS” Alphabeticnlly Arranged For Quick and Iteady Iteference, LINE RATES FOIt CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Churge Prepald 1 line 10 00 1 line 1 line 1 lino 1 lino 1 iine 1 lne §1 3 r Rates Upon Appll Count & words to a line, 14 lines to rn Inch, Minimum Kpace, 3 Lines, Minimum Book Chargs, 38 Cents, No Ad. Acceptod After 1 P. M, Clarsificd Page on Bame Da Ads_Apoepted Over the Telephone For Conventence of Customars, Call 815 And Ask For a “Want Ad" Operator, For ANN OUNCEMENTS Lost And Found ) A large sum of money hy A, H, Enoch. Money held at Presto Lunch, 331 Main 8t, LOBT—Child's 1Mt evening. Bt Reward, — e LOST—Weed tire chain between Myrtle and West Main 8t, Return to Stanloy Works garnge. S LAV O t ol AT R RS WILL person seen plcking up pockethook in front of Clark & Brainerd's last night, return to 686 Arch 8t oo et beaded bag on Btanley 8t., Kindly return to 16 Henry Store Announcements 7 AUTOMOBILES i Autos And Trucks Yor Rale 1] BUICK TOURING CAR, 19 o4, Engine Ia parfect, new ov 8 cord tirea, two spares, Price In 3508, if sold immediately, The B, & F, Motor Saley Corp., 186 Elm Bt, Phone 711, paint- DUICK, 1010 touring In excellent running order, good top and tires. This oar will #oll quickly, Price §775, Terms It dealred, !M. Irving Ji 193 Arch 8t. Phone 1. BUICK COUPE=1919, In A+l condition throughout, Run lean than 5,000 milen, Thin car_looks and acta like new, Price Is low, C. A, Bence, 1A Maln 8t Phons 3760, “Whers Good Used Cars Are Bold." BUICK-~6-passenger touring, 1920, run only 8,000 miles, 6 good tires, spare In brand new. Top, upholstery and engine are porfect, Looks and runa like A new car, ' A, Bence, 18 Main Bt. Phone 13750, ‘Where Good Used (‘ars Are Hold.' BUICK—1922, 6-pass,, run only 8,400 miles, fully equipped, looks new, machanically perfect, €. A, Rehce, 18 Main, Phone 2760, “Where Good Ushd Cars Are Hold." BUICK—1917, 6-pasaenger touring car, paint good, top and upholatery’ excellent, mo- Classification 61. Read These Ads. Daily. T R N ek AUTOMOBILES s PR CADILLAC BEDAN 1917, T-passenger. This s In wonderful condition, Has just heen rebullt In our shop. N ar Marmon, 1918, 7-passenger A very good buy, is In splens did mechanical condition, cord and eatipped, touring car, Has very go0d tully tires 1n Bulek Bedan, 1019 7-pi good condition; penger. In all cord tully I very tires; practi®ally and equipped, new chanfeally perfect, price low. ', A, Bence, 18 Main 8t. Phone 2760, “Where Good Used Cars Arve Bold," DODGE BROS.—1916 b-passenger touring. Soo this car now. It's a bazgain. ', A, Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 2760, ‘“Where Good Used Cars Are Bold." BERBON, B.—BIG $60,000 removal sale. our prices have heen cut from 25 to 500 per cent taking In our entire atock of furniture, house furnishings and hedding: You are cordlally Invited to examine of atock, We make Immediate dellverien, 549 Main St. Opposite Bt. Mary's church. Phone 1165, THE 1. T, O. of New Britain is atartfig in business and would lika to accommodate you, Gobd, prompt service, Pass, and bag- gage mervice. Phone 420. Poptietors, James Doyle and Ernest W. Fredorick. STATE COMMANDER BLAMES POLITIC (Continued from First Pazo)' ,-With the state commander which was productive of very strong expressions of opinion on the part of the latter who wasted no words in attempting to portray matters as they are sup- posed to be. Administration of the state fund would form a very strong factor . for the political party which controlled it and Mr. Butterworth, al- though of tho party, is not of the clique within the party which is fight- ing. for the ascendancy. Senator Seymour was the guest of honor of the local post last evening, being previously entertained at dinner by some of his New Britain friends. ‘The greater part of his talk concern- ed the five-fold bonus plan now being considered by the government. He ‘sald that it was far from being a *‘cash grab” proposition, explaining that, as he understood it, the insur- ance, land and vocational training clauses were the most attractive Atems. “ ‘'WHen the speakér touched upon the state fund there was a buzz of excitement among the 100 or more vets present. He said that it first ap- péared ds though the “tiit"” over the salary question was a personal mat- ter between Treasurer Butterworth and State Comptroller Harvey Bissell. After making a resume of the situa- tion up to the present time he then stated that it seemed that there were other reasons than mere personali- ties for the argument, reasons ‘'much deeper seated. One of the basic causes for the argument, in the speaker’s be- lief, was a move on the part of a political clique to test the strength of the ex-servicemen's organization, namely the Legion. He appealed to his brother members of the Legion to stick together and to fight oft the at- tempt to control the body. At this point' James McKenna got the floor, asking a number of ques- tions and making several remarks, some of them apart from the subject under discussion. Commander Sey- mour pointed out and stated that Me- Kenna was in error in some of his statenients, notably one in which he made the remark that Miss Walsh, a stenographer in Butterworth's head- quarters had not been paid. She has been paid a certain amount from the state fund; she has not been paid an- other amount which is supposed to be paid from Legion headquarters and for which funds were temporarily lacking. To state that she has not been paid at all is a misrepresenta- tion, he said. After several more words it was moved to vote upon the question of endorsing the state executive commit- tee action in sustaining Butterworth against the individuals who would oust him and who have secured an injunction against his receiving pay. The vote proved to the entire satis- faction of the chair that the local exe- cutive committee had the hearty sup- port of the Eddy-Glover post in its action to sustain the state executive committee. Lieut.-Col. George Catlin, com- mander of the local R. O. T. C. at the High school addressed the gath- ering for a few moments, touching upon his work at the High sachool. The ladies of the Legion Auxiliary supplied a “feed” to the vets after the speaking. WAIVES EXAMINATION - Accused Town Treuur;' at Palmer, Mass, Held For Trial in May Palmer, Mass,, Jan. 21.—George E. Clough, former town treasurer charg- ed with larceny of toww funds to the amount of $20,000 or more waived examination' when his case came up for hearing today and was bound over to the May sitting of superior court in the bonds of $10,000 on which he has been at liberty since his ar- railgnment. He was not represented by counsel. Clough is alleged to have made a voluntary confession to the selectmen of defalcations said to have extended over three years or more.’ Auditors from the state division of accounts are now at work on his records. “Eden,” in the origin Hebrew means Ten bicycles, on an average, stolen dally in London. Cord tires, looks $775. Bulek touring, pos, $375. Many tour- $100, up. Open eve- Cohen, Wells Street, sl S DODGE SEDAN—1920. and runs like ne 1920, $680, Ford ( Ings and roadsters, nings, Aaron G, Hartford. FORD COUPE—1020 model at a bargain, Call 1003-5. FORL SEDAN, 1918 model, iu fine running order. Must be sold Immediately as we nged the room, Price $195. The price will never stop you. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch Street. Phone 811, FORD touring car, 1021, with self-starter, demountable rims, shock absorber, Run 8,000 miles. Box 10X, Herald. 1921, speedatar. In A-1" condition Looks new and acta that way. Driven only 6,000 miles and can be bought cheap. The 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 156 Elm 8t, Phono 731, HUDSON, throughout. HUPMOBILE, 1J21--Five-passenger tour- ing car. Almost new and Is « hargain. Act at once If you want just the car you have heen looking for. City Service Station, Stanley Street, corner Hartford ' Avenue. Hupmobile cars. HUPMOBILE 1921—{-passenger coupe, Will be ready for sale about February 1st. See us at once or the other fellow will get it. City Service Station, Stanley Streot, corner of Hartford Avenue, IHupmobile cars, 1916, 7-pass. touring. See it now. 2750. - HUDBON—Model 6-40, This car can be bought right. C. A, Bence, 18 Main St. Phone “Where Good Used (ars Are Sold.” OVERLAND touring. Just repainted and overhauled, tires excellent, price excep- tionally low. C. A. Bence, 18 Main, Phone 0. “Where Good Used Cars Are Sold.” THE LASH MOTOR CO, INC, “A REPUTABLE CONCERN." CORNER LINCOLN & W. MAIN, PHONE 1382, STUDEBAKER—Special slx touring. All new Royal Cord Tires. This car Is a very good bargain. Price $860. Cash or terms. M. Irving Jester, 103 Arch Btreet, Tele- phone 811, Auto Parts And Accessories 11 BATTERIES—Exide - Batteries and service, Excliange your old battery for a new Exide. Liberal nllowance, A. G. Hawker. PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP tires 30x31% at $13.95. Guar, 6,000 miles, T. H. Cogawell, § Chestnut. Phone 1418-2, TIRES—We carry a full line of Fireatone, Fisk and Grow tires. West ¥nd Vulean- izing Works, C, P. M'Carthy, Prop. 309 West Main St, Phone 1091-3. Autos—Taxi Service 13 Sorvico Station Rephiring = 17 AUTO OWNERS ATTENTION! All Kinds of tops, #lip covers and side curtalne made and ropaired, Plate glans Installed in tops. Open and closed carm upholstered and re- palred. Rattles removed from win- dows and doors. Window frames re- covered with velvet. New bows in- stallod n tops, Danta removed from body panels. 30 yours' experience, Al materfal and workmanship guaranteed, J. W, WALSH AUTO TOP & UP. HOLSTERING (0, 207 ELM BT, NEAR BEYMOUR PHONE 3049, e BUQ]NESS QERVICE Plumbing, "l‘lllnk. !\ll'ul Work fll vapor neatly 453 hot water and and_new work T, C, Luconts, 7.8, WEATING —Btoam, syatom. Repaire dene and rnnunnnl\l- W. Main 8t £ Rritaln_ Corsetiarre, 85 Lincoln Bt Home Pmlm!onul Servieos YRBETIRRIUE - Now NuBons, Mia, A, Goodwin, Phone 16226, Hee December Ladies' Journal, Page 98 r Rejuveno Coraets, &loal mupports, Have your corsot mpecially dusigned for you, Write or phona for an appointment, Mra, Mack . Hall, R. N, 72 Grand 8t Phone 37+, Regimerad Hpencer Corsatiere. Rupulrlnx and Piano Tuning 32 AUTOMOBILE owners attention! Iave your car repaired or overhauled by an - ex- perlanced mechanic. Waork done in your own garage at 760 an hour, Address iler- ald, Box 6 N. C. MATTRESBES, hu! aprin cushions, pil- lown, etc,, made over equal to new and returned same day. Upholstering, Hard- ware Clty Bedding Co,, 60 Tremont Bt Phone 22144, olled and gronsed, Bervice 8ta 103 W ARS washed, polished, Authorized Simoniz Auto Laundry., Rear PIANAN tuned and repaired, Vacuum clenn- ors_und Al elestrical articles repairod. L. B. Andrewk, 401 Afch 8t DENTR and jams removed and fenders. Eapert radiatc and rebullding, ‘Service is our Recker, Corbin Place, Phone G553, high class servico this place nppmlu to me. Wish you would try them. B, E. PAIRED, uto' hodics Hulquist RADIATORS It moved from coros Installed, Tel, 1326 BUSINESS SER\'ICE llurhorfl, Hnll'(ln-w, \lnswum dents, and Bros, Jams re- fenders, 107 Arch 18 HAIRDRESSIN: halrbobbing, shampooing, facial Parlsienne pack, halr dyelng Violat Ray treatment, hair Beauty 8hop, 2569 Main. Top floor hennaed, massag sealp and wods, Lucille Tal. 638, manicuring, Business Service Rendered 20 CABINET MAKING--Furniture made in any kind of material and style desired. All kinds of models and sample boards, Day & Frigo, Rear 153 Arch 8t. Tel ephone 2633, CHANDELIER and lamp repalring and re. finishing. Work cailed for and delivered, Reasonable rates. All kinds of electric lamps and fxtures, Phoenix Speclalty Co., P. 0. Box 330. PPHOTOGRAPHER—Will gzo city for all styles of photo; J. L. Hall, Dickinson Dru; place in phy. Call 1. 330, SHOE REPAIRING—WIilllam Kultberg, for- merly with Long's Bhow (o, has moved to The Rootery Shop, 118 Mu'n Et., where he will he glad to wee old friends nud L EDUCATIONAL Help—Men or \\onw-n MEN—18, over. Whnted for government sitlons. Rallwghy Mail, Post Oifice, ather positionw. Sedary, @150 month, Bxpert oence unneconsary. Write for free Infors matlon « #ining positions and Instrucs tlon, Columbln Bchool of Civil Bervice, 407 Pope Iidg, Washington, D, ¢ YOUNG men, wouien, ovel desiring gove ernment position, $1 monthly, write for free list of positions now open, J, Leon ard, (former Civil Service Bxaminer), 543 Equitable Rldg., Washington, 1), (' £t} FIREMAN ertenced i position as «hnuffeur Boguckl, With _enkine, or or truck driver, # 89 Orn Bt clty, HIGH achool oy 17 after school and _flln. Rox & W yeurs old wants work Baturanys, Store o of HOUSEKEEPEIR « Can furnish (he dress oy 181, 'FINANCIAL Business l)ppurlunlllm MOK wants pos Lost of referunces, Horald, 10 MAN With §1,000 wanted, to Invest in on- terprising machine company in Now Ryjt- aln. Money fully secured. Box 37H, Iler- ald_Of lnn rumental and \'oul u-h'nl lnutrunwnu EDIBON PHONOGRAPHE _wnd _records Torms to suit purchaser, T, M, Cogawell, 4 Chestnut Bt. Phone 7 honog John Btreet, EXPERT A A Phone repairing at \anograph 132 Main drews & Co, PHONOGRAPH—Bonora, In perfect condis ton, with records, Must sve to apprect Cash or will conslder weskly payments, Address Box 26, Herald Ofce, upright mahogany, the best made, Very uction, Ensy payments, L. E. An- 101 Arch Bt S ] Watches, mnmum- Jowelry 0% CHES, $2 o )wu, Diamonds, §16 to . Himberg and Horn, 10 Arcade and 92 Main s, = ] TION: good postage stamp, also ol Htates stamps, on envelopea, Wil Kool pricos, Hox 36, Herald, JUNK- Wa pay better pr old ke and papers, Alw band clothes and furniture, 106 West 8t. Phono 633 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Wanted—Articles to Buy es now for your mun’'s second- Lo Zeld price with or without tenement, partment of five rooms, Al modern improvements, Inquire at b3 Ity Avenue, Tenement of 6 rooms with all Improvements, Inquire 36 Con- nerton 8t, PIANO LEKBONS- F. Harmon, Btudio room, 316 Dooth block. I can accom- modate a few more students, VIOLIN, plano, mandolin and gultar in- struction. Violin class lessons, 60 cents. Connecticut Behool of Vluah‘, 242 Main St. EMPLOYMENT Help—Agentn \\ Antod wanted, -Ap- POLISH speaking salesinan Co., 23 Maln ply at Eimer Automobile St clty, Dollar-a-NMonth Accident, Bickness and Death Policies for men and women; $100 doath from natural causes. | Nothing Itke . Agency Dept,, P. 0. Box| 3455, Boston, Mass, TO HELL our 52 < Wil sell 60 for §: Coma and Cappentior oce, Al st e e Blm il T«’ 26002, 1GGS for hatclwng, Custom natehing baby chicks, order now, Key Glants, W, 2703-2, and Leghorns and Jer- Allen, Maple Hill. Tel. FRESH EGGS for desired. Box 0B, INCURATORS 70 H. A, Suprenant, 6694, sale. A few customors Herald, cg 138 Inquire next door, ILEN 8T, honth, 181414 Tenement of 3 rooms, $13 Telephone room tenement, all Adults proferred. Inquire HART 3 Lprovements, 1 first floor, MAIN steam heat Co., City Hall, desirable five room flat, L. Hatch ry furnished. The W, Bldg. Tel. 131, $0—A tenement improvements, MILLARD BT., all of Apply four on 100—8pace for 'storage or purposes. Mr, Bmith. ST, MAGIC DROODERE—Conl burning and seif regulating, I'reight patd. Free catalogue Ao B, Hall, Wallingford, Conn, WE pay $36 weekly, 75 hour spare time, selling hoslery. - Guaranteed wear four months. Fall line ready. Pre-war prices, Free samples to working agents. Exper- lence unnecessary. Perfectwear Honlery, Darby, Pa, . CITY TAXI SERVICE—Large and small cars at reasonable rates, for every oc- caslon. Weddfmgs, funerals or hurry calls. Drivers arescareful and courteous. 127 Church_8t. Phone 2379. Garages To Let 14 GARAGE—Storage for § or 6 card, collect- ively or individually, at 183 Arch St. Tel. 2-3, WINDOW CLEANING--General house, of- fice cleaning. Everything under the sun cleaned, New Britain Cleaning Co., Fox Bidg, Phone 838, Dressmaking and Millinery 22 MATCHED BOX PLEATS in striped gooda. Hemstitching, pleating and buttons at Ginsburg's Dress Pleating Shop, 19 Wal- nut 8t. Phone 883- GARAGE space, Also one oak hed for sale, Inquire 542 West Main 8t. Telephone 1062-4, GARAGE—Rear 41 Pleasant S8t., $5 por month. Phone 728. ECUADOR PLEASED AT U. S. ACTIVITY Sees Great Benefit Resulting From Arbitration of Chile-Peru Misunderstanding Guayaquil, Ecuador, Jan. 21.—Po- litical circles here enthusiastically re- ceived the news that President Hard- ing had invited Chile and Peru to send representatives to Washington to discuss a settlement of the unful- filled clauses of the treaty of Ancon. Cesarae Carrera, former foreign sec- retary, and prominent political leader, declared in an interview: “The success of President Hard- ing’'s action will be valuable for Ecua- dorean interests, owing to the similar- ity of Chile’s and Ecuador's divergen- cies with Peru.” It is believed here that President Harding's action forecasts a settle- ment of all South American border questions, i ~ Santiago, Chile, Jan. 21.—(By As- sociated Press)—Acceptance by both Chile and Peru: of the United States government's invitation for them to send representatives to Washington in an attempt to reach an agreement regarding execution of the unfulfilled clauses of the treaty of Ancon has revived interest here in the negotia- tions begun several weeks ago, when Chile Invited Peru to participate in a plebiscite to determine the sovereign- ty of the provinces of Tacna and Ari- ca. A series of notes were exchanged by the two countries, outlining their views in the 40 years' controversy. The diplomatic exchanges were brok- en off when Chili charged Peru with peremptorily refusing fl‘e invitation to a plebiscite and with rejecting ar- bitration to fix the form of such an clection. Peru took the stand that the plebiécite clause was not the only one in the treaty of 1888 which had not been fuifilled and suggested an appeal to an arbitrator as to whether the treaty had been violated and how such violations could be made amends for. Bananas grown over the wor!d are of 176 dift¢rent kinds. Service Station Repairing 17 AUTOMOBILE DENTISTS- That's us. Don't throw away fiywheel. Let us put on a Logan hardened fiywheel ring gear for you. Cylinder grinding. your THE H, & B. MFG. 461 WEBT MAIN ST. 1123-2. WKS., PHONE RAILROAD CHIEFS DISCUSSING WAGES Meet With Brotherhood Representa- tives At Chicago to Take Up Prob- lems of Pay Cuts. 21.—Railway execu- than 100 country Chicago, aJn. tives representing more transportation lines of the meet here today to discuss a proposed return to negotiation of wages and working conditions with the train service brotherhoods on a regional basis as was done before the war and the establishment of the railroad labor board. The meeting follows several con- ferences by a.committee of rail heads and the big four brotherhood chiefs with Secretary of Commerce Hoover in Washington last week. A report of the actlon of the executives’ meeting/| today will be forwarded to Secretary Hoover and if favorable to the regional regotiatior plan, immediate steps are expected to set up regional boards which will handle all' wage and rules questiogs. While negotiations between the roads and their employes s required by the transportation act most of the negotiations since the roads emerged from federal control has ended be- fore the railroad labor board, which rendered the final decision. The pro- posed regionai committees would be a stronger attempt to reach agreements before carrying the disputes to the board, it was said. Dyeing and Cleaning 23 pressing and woolens West I'RENCH DRY CLEANING, repairing. Imported and domestic for men's clothes, B. Nelson, 58 Mn St. Phone 501. MEN'S CLOTHES— Dry cleaned, repaired to look like new. High grade men's tailoring our specialty. YE LONDON SHOP, CALIL 538-3 ELM & MAIN 8T8, COR. SUITS PRE! re- pairing at SSED, 50c—Cleaning_ and reasonable prices, PHILIP SILVER, 9 WASHINGTON PLACE, Rear of TUnited Cigar Store. Insurance—All kinds 24 Service and Insurance Phone 138. ALL LINEB OF INSURANCE satisfaction. Lowest Dept., Commercial Trust your bulld- insured ? Tel. 1480, -—Consider it sufficiently West Main St. FIRE Ing's Geo. INSURAN value, Is Gans, 87 Help—Mecn Wanted 41 ACCOUNTANCY will fit you for that bet- ter position you desire,” Study under the guldance of practical Cortified Public Ac- countants where you can get Individual training and personal aupervision. Write for an interview, Box 266, Iartford, Conn. COLLECTOR and solicitor wanted for an old line insurancé compuny. Married man preferred. One who s not afrald of work. Apply by letter to Room 304, Booth's block, WHITE LEGHOI Must see to a)y Maple Mill. WHITE LEGH( now laying. oity. sale, Allen, { breeding hens for eclate them, Wm, HIENS-—16 and cockerel, Inquire at 145 Winthrop St., l)mk_noom and Offices MAIN ST., the second tricity and 71 163—Two large, alry rooms on floor, Steam heat, gas, eldc- running water. Can be used | living rooms. Star Real Es- 163 Main Stre ey Houses For Rent k] Ak office or tate & Insurance Co., Plione 605-2. HITE ROCKS, White Rhode Island Red cockerel for breeding, J. W. St.,_near bridge. Tel. Leghorns and Owen strain, Austin, N, Washington 125 Plainyilie, 53 Horses, Vehicle: Ibs, harnuss, Sound, good Price rea- HORSE—Wei busines: sonable, 1200 and ing MERCHANDISE I‘N"d and lm-l 59 DESIGNER~ DESIGN AP- MAN FAMILIAR WITH OF ELECTRICAL HEATING PLIANCES, TOASTERS, LATORS, TRONS, KTC AL GRADUATE BUT NOT ESSENTIAL E OP: PORTUNITY FOR THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MAN, GIVE FULL DETAILS OF EXPERIENCE AND SALARY DESIRED IN FIRST LETTER. WRITE KEAN'S SERV- ICE, INC, 16 CENTRAL ST, BOS- TON, MASBS. LIFE INSURANCE agents for the Connec- tlcut General and Aetna Life of Hartford. Home Banking & Realty company, 86 West Main St.” Phone 725, AND $250 monthl, (which position?) rald Oftice, BRAKEMEN—Beginners, experiel un- Write, Rall- FIREME? Insurance Co,, 18 today one of the largest, strofigest and best-known financial insti- stutfohs In tho New England states, where it hag always been recognized as the ad- vocate and exponent of the finest prac- tice and highest principles in Life In- surance, Represented by P. Crona, 173 Main_8f, Phone 2213 Lawyers—Patent A(mmoys and Mutual Li Boson, 'Mass., 25 NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block. LOUIS M. 9 MAIN Pelephone w_Britain SCHMIDT, ST. and Hartford. City Items $1.35 Victor Records now $1.25, at L. Pierce's.—advt. The board of public works will give a hearing Tuesday evening on the proposed layout and establishment of street and grade lines and the taking of land therefor on Chestnut street from Main to Illm streets. They will give a hearing also on the proposed layout and establishment of street, grade and building lines and the taking of land therefor on Shuttie Meadow avenue from Lincoln street to the fork. g 86c Victor Records now L. Pierce Co.—advt. The Order of Owls, No. 1548, will hold a special meeting this evening at Electric hall at 7:30. All members are requested to be present. Miss Betty Hubbell is visiting friends in this city. She is attending the Winter Institute of the Epworth Lea‘glm Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner. —advt. C. 76c, at C. rsery stock and lusive territo; ‘0., Newark, N. Y. MAN to book orders for Nu hMre agants. Big pay. B: Free outfit. Emmons & MAN to sell guaranteed shrubs roses, trees, plants, Weekly pay. Permanent. Experi- ence unnecessary, Write now. Barry Nur- sery Co., Rochester, N. MAN—Relinble, to 8ell shrubs, trees, plants. Permanent, weekly pay. Write for terms. Guaranty Nursery Co., Rochester, N. Y. 42 Hcip—\\'umm Wanted general housework. One who will go Herald. GIRL—Competent, for None under 18 vears. home nights, Box 6C, CORD WOOD for _snlo: any amount and d gey, 208 North St., wed any length, ed. Leon I, Lie- 03 city. Phone DRIED WOOD, cut Inquire D. J. Smith, Britnin, HARD, order, New any P length to one 155-2, Footwear and Clothing PARK ST., 483—TFIrst floor, five room ten- ement, all linprovements. Inquire 401 Chestnut Bt., first floor, Wanted—To Rent 17 TENEMENT of 4 or 5 rooms with improve- ments, Reasonable rent, now or February 1st. _Reply to Box 42, Herald, REAL FSTATE FOR SALE ll lm- Houses I‘or Sale BELVIDERE—S8ix room cottage, all provements for sale. Large lot. Stanley St., 878 Allen 8t. F. J. Phllllbl. Tel. 530-2, CHURCH ST Price $1 nerton roome; 500. Store and five tenements, ; cash required, $3,000. Con- .. four tenements of sixtess price, $8,000; cash required, §1, Connerton 8t., two tenements of ten arctics (4 buckle, rubber) $1.95; umbrellas from $1.00 raincoats as low as $3.93; eve rment guaranteed. Army & Navy Supply Co., 56 Chureh 8t. HIP BOOTS, $2.95; RUBBERS, rubber hoots, brand, overshoes, for wol sizes and guaranteed. Will this weather. Joe Mortelliti, Btreet. SHEEPSKIN the Dhest material, $10 to $20, now selling $12.05. Army & Navy, Church 8 ‘Ball Band" ng men. All help ypu in 86 Church COATS for men. Absolutely formerly priced from for 5 to Supply o, B8 up; easy terms; pr $5,600. Lilac wements of ten rooms for $6,- duction for cash. Madison cottage; A bargain, price, $4,000. W, L. Hatch, , 29 West Main St, Clty Hall Bldg. Phone 131, six room v terms; room; all Improvements; good harn, two cows, one helfer, 3 acres of land, all kinds of fruit. 6 room house; all improvements, 1% acres of land; also geveral good farms. Casliman ‘Farm Agency, 131 Main St city, Residence at mm of car line, Berlin, (‘onn. Phone §684. Houwlmhl Arlh'l(-n 63 ANTIQUE FURNITURE bought and sold. Uphoistering and all kinds of repairing. New and second-hand furniture bought and sold at your own prices, Fuiniture moved and stored, All kinds of Purniture Bxchange, 67 Grafe, Mgi. K. Arch 8t., A. BERSO Our prices per cent takliug in our entire stock furniture, howse furnishings and beddings. You ave cardially invited to examine our stock, We muke immediate lveries, 549 Main St. Opposite 8t. Mary's church. Plione 116 LADIES—$25 weekly; pleasant home work, mailing form letters during leisure hours, Instructions for dime. Annie E. Boutlller, Columbia St., Cambridge, Mass. | PROOF-READER—Experienced on catalog | and joh work. Must be willing to do Sther work when not reading proofs. State age and_experience, Box ¥C, Herald. Holp—-\\ ()nll"ll \\ anted BUFFERS—Experienced hollow-ware buf- fera (tripoli and color) wanted. State ex-| perience. Address Buffer, Box 2, Herall. | sol- Solder- Experienced hollow-w: fence. Address ald. SOLDERERS: derers. State er, Box 38, H WOMAN, middle-aged, for light house- work In widower's family. One who needs home slould apply. Box 18(, Herald. U. S. SHIP AGROUND 21.—The Amer- driven Deal, England, Jan. ican steamship Schoodic was and is calling for assistance. The Schoodic is a vessel of 5,784 tons, own- ed by the U. 8. Shipping Board. (Dun- geness is a low, shingly point project- ing into the English channel and forming the southern extremity of County Kent.) ashore off Dungeness during the night | = wdfaiier, 110 years old, i order. Phone 1723 or CLOCK-—Antigue perfect 1uun os and sizos, s to match Co., MPS--All e shower Phoenix Box Sl Rooms For Rent CHURCH ST light 84— Furnished rooms, 3, for housekeeping and 2 single rooms. ., 59—Furnished room or board. Phone 1283- NISHED convenience, ephone 66 ROOMS—Two, all _modern Price very reasonable, Tel- FURNISHED room. Large, sultable for one or two gentlemen. Mrs. Chapman, 38 Court St. LARGE, sirved. heated 43 Grand room. Board it de- Phone 565-3. MAIN ST, 162—Large furnished roem. All conveniences. Steam, elec, lights, ete, Am- erican only. One flight up, front Street. SINGLE ROOM for gentleman. Steam heat and modern improvements, Central. 4§ Walnut St. FIXTURES —All Kinda of fix- tures sald and installed. Wiring estimates given and wiring installed. All kinds of nees sold. Anderson Elec- nd 289 Main St. Up one lorsepower, 1 wood, and s rec Bawing attnchment for 5 8t Counerto T Otawalglon and ¢ N uned, hut hour. In fect condition with two five foot All complete, G Peck, Cooke Plainville, P 144-5. per- SAWS St., condition corner 1 for Whit- good Roth's sior ste. Phon o sulc. ApplY it tng and Cher 65 DIARIES —All sizes and styies, leather and Clath bound. 20 per-vent reduction. Pro- fessional nfen take notice. Adkins Print- ing Co., 86 Church St Merchandise at the Stores SOUTH HIGH ST, steam leated front 20—A room, &e, D nt, Terms reason- LEGAL NOTICES CITY ADVERTISEMENT. CHESTN STREET LINES Notice 18 hereby given that a hear- ing will be held before thé Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 206, City Hall, at 7:30 o’clock Tuesday evening, January 24th, 1922, on the proposed layout and establish- ing of Street and Grade lines, and the taking of land therefor on Chestnut street, from Main street to Elm street. All interested persons are requested to be present at said hearing, if they see cause, and be heard in relation to the same. BOARD OR PUBLIC WORKS, Geo. H. Johnson, Sec'y. We are closing out our fine hags and suit Army Supply Co., 58 Church of & GAC trunks, Navy st GDEKI' GUNS' WHAT HAS' THAT BoY IN HIS' CoAT FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WHATS® ALL TH NOISE Take And Give THIS' Rock IN YOUR POCKET= WHAT'S IT DOING THERE ? WELL=WHAT ARE YoU CARRYING T AROUND BY BLOSSER TILL T SEE HIM AGAIN'! ADVERTISEMENT SHUTTI MEADOW AV LINES Notice is hereby given that a hear- ing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 206, City Hall, 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening, January th, 1932, on the proposed layout and establish- ing of Street, Grade and Building lines, and the taking of land therefor on Shuttle Meadow Avenue, from Lin- coln street to the fork. All interested persons are requested to be present at sald hearing, if they see cause, and be heard in relation to the same. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, Geo. H. Johnson, Sec' r NOTICE By order of the Honorable Edward M. Yeomans, Referee in Bankruptey, I will sell at Public Auction, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 26th, 1923, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, 18 Cows, 1 Bull, 2 Horses; and all personal property, farm implements, tools, m chinery of cvery nature and descrips tion; -also milk utensils and supplies, formerly the property of Azarigian Brothers, at Barbour Road (Staniey Quarter) New Britain, Conn. ) WM. HOWARD WAKELEE, U. 8. Auctionder, (Fred Winkle, Trustee).