New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1922, Page 19

THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged ¥ and Heady Roleren LING RATES FOR CONBECUTIVE INSERTIONA Charge Prepald 1 Jd0 00 20 Bty B a2 o e $1.80 Upon Application, r Quick ine Ine lino line line line Iine Rates Any dny days dnya’ . Ay dnys day Yeaily 1 1 1 1 1 [ INSURANCE There. I\umm(nl)llo.s W Illl\'(l 12 BUSINESS .\LI‘VICF nurlx-rn. Hllflln-m«. asseuse 18 Read Classification No. 24. RU%]NEHS Are You Well Protected Against Fire, Accident and Death? Suggestions To Aid You Are SFRVI(‘F Ll\'lv- Liggs, Poultr, BUICK TOURING CAR, 1918, Just paint- ed, Engine I8 perfect, new oversize cord tires, two spures. Price fx §596, if sold immediatoly, The 8. & I Motor Bules Corp, 166 EIm 8t, Phone 731, Rount 6 wordu to a line, 14 lines to »n Inch, Minimum Rpace, 3 Lines, Minimum Book Charge, No Ad, Acoepted After 1 P, M, For Classified Page on Bame Dy, Ads Accepted Ovar the Telephone For Covvenlence of Customers, Call 926 And Awk For a “Want Ad" Operator, 35 Cente, 2 BUICK, 1019, 6-pansonger touring car, all good, many extras; top and upholstery vory good and mechanically perf Bence, 18 Maln 8t. Phone 2750, Good Uned Cara Are Hold." BUICK, 1919 6-passenger, Equipped with a sot of practically new cord tires and is mochanically perfect, (. A, Bence, 18 Main 8t. Phono 3750, “Where good used cars are sold.” ANNOUNCEMENT Florists 3 FLOWERS, wreaths, cut pleces and de- signs. Floral pleces for all occaslona; woddings, birthdays, funerals, etc., made to order. “Say It With Flowers.” Welch's Flower 8hop, 89 Weat Main_8t. Phone. Lost And Found 5 GOLD BAR PIN—Lost on West Main or Church Sts. Reward to finder. P, O, Box 65, clty. GOLD WRIST WATCH—Lost at or Hartford trolley, on Main St. nut St. Wednesday evening. returned to Herald Offce. Lyceum or Choest- Reward If CADILLAC SEDAN, 1917, 7-passenger. Thix car ix In very fine condition, Just rebullt in our shop. The Lash Motor Co, Inc, Cor, Lincpln & W. Ma'n Bts, Phone 382, ESSEX TOURING CAR—1020, Selling for owner, 1s In oxcellent condition, The 8. & 1., Motor Bales Corp, 155 Elm Bt Phone 7g1. mechanical FORD—-One-ton truck, good $150 cash. condition, good tires, Price, Apply B. Cutler, 22 Oak St. he in A-1 condition, Btate lowest cush price, also 478, Merald TOURING (‘AR-~Must sovond-hand, leage. Box Autos—Taxi Ser ee CITY TAXI BERVICE—Lar CArA At ronsonable rates for overy lon; weddings, funerals or hurry Every car equipped with a heater, ers are careful and courteous, 24 sorvice, Call us anytime. B, Wagkle and 1. Steele, 127 Church 8t. Phono When you want good ' CALL 0 and small ocea- cnlls, Drivs hour, Garages GARAGE space for rent, In tho rear of 41 ;’;;unnnl Streot, $5 per month. Telephono HATRCUT, whave, 160, DId you ever et your first-clnss Nakrcut and shaye it 45 Washington BL? 1f not, try once, Same price Saturdays and holida HAIRDRESSING and massaging, sclentific sealp treatment, marcel waving and manleuring, Work done at your home, Es. telle V. Barkman, 627 W, Main, Tel, 1861, MARCEL WAVING, halrdressing, manicur- ing, hennned, hairhohbing, shampooing, fncial massage, Parislenne pack, hair dye- Violet Ray treatment, Lucille Beauty 269 Main 8t. Top floor 1. 618, Building and Contract 19 ROOFING— Job, All Kign palnting, Street. Save money on you Kinds of carpenter M. C. Helslor, shingling repalr work, 613 Stanley Business Service Rendered GARAGE—Storago for 6 or 6 cars, 13\-:|y or individuully, at 163 Arch St colloct Tel. Service Station Ilopnh m: 17 FORD touring car, 1921, with demountablo rims, shork absorber. 8,000 miles. Box 10X, Herald, HUDSON, 1921, speedster. In A-1 condition throughout. Looks new and acts that way. Driven only 5000 miles and can be bought cheap, The 8. & I. Motor Sales Corp,, 156 Elm 8t. Phone 731, A solf-starter, Run TIRE—34x4%, lost on Park, Bigelow, Chest- nut or Main Sts. Return to Honeyman Auto_Bales Company, Arch Bt. —— Store Announcements BERSON, B.—BIG §50,000 removal sale, Our prices have been cut from 25 to 60 per cent taking in our entire stock of furniture, house furnishings and beddings. You are cordially invited to examine our stock., We make immediate deliveries, 649 Main St. Opposite Bt. Mary's church, Phone 1165 7 THD L. T. O, of New Britain is starting in business and would like to accommodate you, Good, prompt service. Pass. and bag- Bage service, Phone 420, Proprietors, James Doyle and Ernest W. Frederick, —_ ' AUTOMOBILES Auto and Truck Agencies 8 MAXWELL, Chalmers and Franklin motor cars. Sales and service station. Honey- man_Auto Bales. Co,, 139 Arch. Tel. 2109, 1917 G-passenger touring car. A bargain at quick sale. O, A. Bence, 13 Main St. Phone 2760. “Where good used cars ara sold.” Autos And Trucks For Sale BUICK, BUICK, 1918, 7-passenger touring car. 1s in first-class conditionygn every way and will give good service. Bee this car today. C. A. Bence, 18 Main 8t. Phone 2750, ““Where gond used cars are sold.” GOAL STRIKE SURE- HOOVER TELLS WHY Wage Reduction and Union vs. Non-Union Fields, the Trouble The following article by Her- bert Hoover is an authoritative statement on the government's position on the threatened coal strike. Hoover has been trying for several weeks to get miners and operators together. In this article he explains why he con- siders a sirike now is inevitable BY HERBERT HOOVER Secretary of Commerce. Much as we all regret it, I believe a great strike of soft coal miners to be inevittable for the following rea- \ Sons: 1—About 20 per cent. of the mines are non-union. These operators have been able to adjust their wage scales downward, thus enabling them to keep down the cost of production and to grah off the cream of the trade during the past year at the expense of the unionized mines and wminers. The non-union operators have heen enabled to give their miners more steady employment, while the union miners have worked on the average only 182 days of the year, which at $7.50 average minimum wage per day would give them but $1,365 a year. But this is not the worst of it This average of 182 days employment has not been evenly distributed. Many union miners have worked far Jess than 182 days, so that many of them have had bare living, others less than an existence. TLoss of business to the union mines has naturally depressed the operators, while the sight of non-union miners getting steadier employment did not tend to raise the spirits of the union miners. No Wage Agrcement. 2—No wage settiement, as I see it, between the union miners and their operators can correct this fact of the non-union mines. Again many operators feel they cannot attend a wage conference becausc of the. in- junction issued by Kederal Judge An- derson at Indlanapolis. But the coal problem is much broader than the foregoing. The op- erators feel that it is due to the high price of American coal, caused by high wages and high transportation costs, that we have lost our foreign export coal trade, which was normal- ! ly 1,500,000 tons the month and which occasionally reached a maxi- mum of three million tons. All that is gone now. gland {s actually exporting coal to ports on our coast where she hus mot before sold for 20 years. ‘Trans- Atlantic ships no longer bunker at our ports but carry their entire coal supply from the Furopean side. Inventions Save Coal. Then ageain, the high price of coal — NEXT WEEK — —FOX— ANNIVERSARY ADDED FEATURES NO ADVANCE IN PRICES HUPMOBILE 1021—4-passenger coupe, Will bo ready for sale about I'chruary 1st. See us at once or the other fellow will get it. City Bervice Station, Stanley Street, corner Hartford Ave, Hupmobile cars. HUPMOBILE, 1021—Five-passenger tour- ing car, Almost new and Is a bargain. Act at once If you want just the car you have been looking for. City Service Station, Stanley Street, corner Hartford Avenue. Hupmobile cars. MAXWELL, All new tires, 1920 G-passenger touring car. looks fine and in first class condition in every respect, C. A Bence, 18 Main 8t. Phone 2750. “Where good used cars are sold.” OAKLAND SEDAN—Just as good as new, lot of extras. Palge 5 pass., firat-class shape. New paint. No reasonable offer re- fused, Parsons Garage, 680 West Main Bt. OVERLAND DELIVERY of 1,000 Ibs. ca- pacity. Tires all good. Just overhauled. . A. Bence, 18 Maln Street. Tel. 2750. “Where good used cars are sold." 10 CHEVROLET touring car for motor boat. Must be 22 feet In length. Car can be meen at Rudolph’s Garage, 127 Cherry 8t. Phnne 2051-2. Automobiles For Ixchange Auto Parts and Accessories 11 BATTERIES—Exide Batterles and service. Exchange your old battery for a new Exide. Liberal allowance. A. G. Hawker. CHAMPION easy starting, only $1.00. T. 8 Chestnut St. Phone 1415-2. Minute Priming Plugs make H. Cogswell STOP LIGHTS for rear of Auto; entire out- fit only $2.75. T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut st. Phono 1418 TIRES—We carry a full line of Firestone, Fisk and Grow tires. West End Vulean- izing Works. C. P. M'Carthy, Prop. 399 West Main St., Phone 1091-3. during the war and since, has brought into use great coal saving inventions, expensive grates, and the like, which have vastly prevented waste of fuel, but which when coal was cheaper, were not .considered economically necessary. The result has been to considerably reduce the demand for coal. Independent ironmasters claim, too, that the hlgh price of coal is an important factor in retarding econ- omic and industrial reconstruction, by increasing the. price of iron products and thus keeping the producer from buying. Now to all this President Lewis of the coal miners’ union replies that he cannot consent to any wage reduc- tion and, indeed, feels that an in- crease is necessary. For these reasons I strike is inevitable. feel a coal ARCHBISHOP FEARS ANTI-CATHOLICS Father Curley of Baltimore Declares That All Catholics Must Stand Together. Washington, Jan. 27.—Archbishop Curley of Baltimore, addressing the local membership of the Holy Name societles yesterday, declared that un- less Catholics stood together and de- fended their “rights as American citi- zens and as Catholics,” against anti- Catholic agitation which he sald had become intensifled in the last seven years, they would be “swept off the map.’ 1 do not believe in the policy ad- vocated by some to ‘let sleeping dogs Archbishop Curley said. *If you let men walk on you, on your rights as American citizens and as Catholics, they will walk on you and they are right.” Asserting he had watched the growth of an anti-Catholic campaign particularly in the southern states in the last seven years, the archbishop said that he had become ‘‘convinced that if you fight back those whom you fight will respect you, and if you do not, they will not.” AUTO OWNERS-LOOK or a short time only, 5 pass. touring ear top glass An rear, 7 pass. touring top $32.50. Plate glass in roar. Roadster tops $15 and up. Call In and see the material wa are glv- Ing_at ahove prices, All materials and workmanship guaranteed. All kinds of auto hodies repaired and upholstered. All kinds of hody work. J. W. WALSH AUTO TOP & UP- HOLSTERING CO., ELM BT, NEAR SEYMOUR PHONE 2049, $30 with plate 207 AUTOMOBILE RADIATOR repalring and rebuilding. Frozen or broken radiators made like new. New England Radlator Works, 17 E. Main. Phone 860. CARS washed, polished, olled and greased. Authorized Simoniz Service Sta. k'S Auto Laundry. Rear 103 W. Main, 569-4, CYLINDER GRINDING— and general overhauling. Work guaranteed and prices sonable. THE H. & B. MFG. 451 WEST MAIN PHONE 1123-2. DO 1T NOW!—Take your car for general overhaullng or per hour. Best equipment. age, 680 West Main St. to Parsons’ repair Parsons’ RADIATORS moved from cores installed. Tel. 1326-3. REPAIRED, dents, auto bodies and Hulquist Bros., Jams re- fenders, 107 Arch repairing and rebuilding by an expert In this work. Have those dent joms and other imperfections removed from your auto body and fenders. “Service Our Aim. O, Becker, Corbin Pla Phone 55 RADIATOR STORAGE and recharged. nut_St. Phone BANI HOLIDAYS FOR FEBRUARY LISTED Schedule of Observances for Coming Month New York, 27.—The following calendar of bank and public holidays. which will be celebrated in February in the states and countries and on the dates enumerated below is furnished by the Guaranty Trust of New York: Wednesday, FKebruary 1—China, IPederated Malay States, Siam, Straits Settlements. Thursday, Brazil, IY'ernando Po, I'riday, February Arizona. Sunday, February 5—Mexico. Iriday, Webruary 10—Malta Saturday, February 11—Japan. Sunday, Ifebruary 12—Chin; Per- 8l In the United States: California, Colorado, Connecticut, Deleware, Tl- linois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Ken- tucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nébraska, Nevada, New Jer- sey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, "Ten- nessce, Utah, Washington, West Vir- ginia and Wyoming; also in Alaska, Hawaii and Porto Rico. Tuesday, February United States: Arizona. Wednesday, February foundland, Rumania, Ukrainia. Saturday, Persia. Sunday, February 19 Wednesday, Ilebruary Panamy, Siam. In the United States: In cvery state in the Union and the Dis- BATTERIL T, 1418-2. Jan. company I'ebruary — 2—Austria, Hungary. 3—Paraguay, 14—In the 15-—New- Siberia, Webruary 18.-—Malta, lypres. trict of Columbia; also in Alaska, APPLIANCES of all kinds sold. Electrical fixtures sold and Installed, Wiring esti- mates given and wirlng installed. Itepair- ing dono on your old fixtures and nces. Anderson Eleciric (o Main 8t., up one fight. Phone 619, recolved In ruary Woman's Ifor_an appolutns Mack D, Hall, R toginterad _Bpence ilor Sclontific Repairing and Plano T aning 1 have vy, Boo [ebs mpanion, Prge went Phone Mis, Grand Street, W Tsland Ito flrat ach, 6 fine Cockorols na Franc me ( haye 8t Cholen Ih, dressod, T, 32 Aldiieh, gl ronsting, "l O(‘l\ , Supplies Phone 2271 52 thods Rich and dark rod first choleo, $4 and 2440-2 to 6 Ihw, 4 i MATTRESS lows, L box A1 ., made oy d same dny. y Bodding Co., 60 rings, coshlons, pil- or oqual to new and Upholstering, Hard Tremont St, HIN § ench I"ob, 4 CUNTOM HA of 150 v to sturt il yet Wi, POULTRY and SUPPLIES fountains, Bucke and ol burning hroc PAPER HANG ablo prices. ing Bt., F W First-class work, re Dancing Teachers Co,, Park & Bigelow * ROOSTER ed for rnett MERCHA ashington, 108 Whit 10 sl 8., 35 DANCING—Learn da dancing Kchool, 209 pointment. Phone 17 Graham's n by, ap- neing Malin 8t 58. at O SODA FOUNTAT candy seales EMPLOYMENT Al AWNINGS for private and husiners houses, Your order solicited early to nvoid spring rush, Eddy Awning & Decorating Co. Phone 1013-4. AT MAKING—Furniture made In any kind of material and stylo desired. All kinds of models and sample boards. Day & I'rigo, Rear 153 Arch St. Tel- ephone 2 CABIN GENERAL CLEANING- thing under the sun. Cleaning Co., 88 We clean. every- New Britain_Window Main 8t Tel. 888, WII go any place for all styles of photography. Hall, Dickinson Drug, Tel. 330, I'HOTOGRAPHER cit i in Call L. St Lettering dona on windows, hoard nd vehicles, Work guaranteed and prices low. J. Cohn,” 321% Main 8t, AN REPAIR and refinish that old or stand you have stored away into a serviceable electric lamp at & moderate cost. Work called for and de- livered, Phoenix Specialty Company, P. O. WE ( lamp Box_ 330, Dressmaking nnd Millinery 22 MATCHED BOX PLEATS in striped goods, Hemstitching, pleating and_ buttons at Ginsburg's Dress Ploating Shop, 19 Wa nut St. Dycing and Cleaning DRY CLEANING, pressing and Imported and domestic woolens B. Nelson, 68 West FRENCH repairing. for men's clothes, M.in 8t. Phone 601. MEN'S CLOTHES— Dry cleaned, repalred to look like new. High grade men's talloring our specialty. YE LONDON SHOP, CALL 585-3 COR. ELM & MAIN ST8. SUITS PRESSED, 60c—Cleaning and palving at reasonuble prices, PHILIP SILVER, 9 WASHINGTON PLACE, Rear of United Clgar Store. ro- Insurance—All kinds 24 38 OI' INS on. Lowest Commercial Trust —Service and Insutance Pho RANC| rat « ALL LIN satisfac Dept., FIRE INSURANCE-—Consider your build- value. 1s It sufticiently Insured? 0. L. Gans, 87 West Main 8t. Tel. 1489, LIFE INSURANCE agents for the Connec- ticut General and Aetna Lite of Hartford. lome Banking & Realty company, 86 West Main St. Phone 725, NEW ENGLAND Mutual Life Insurance Co., Boston, Mass. Realization. A New Eng- land Mutual Policy, being' the right kind of a Contract In the right kind of a Company, will prove to be the Most Valuable Cash Asset In your Po jon. P. Crona. DEMING can Kkind of Insurance Polic: Ba sure you are In what you want and in PARKER & offer you any that is written The hest is have it 1 2026 Lawyers—Patent Attorneys 25 Help—Agents Wanted Ihl\lm‘w flllll ()fllm' “Relinhl TO SELL our Dolla Sickness and Death wemen; $100 death Nothing like it. Age! 3455, e a-Month Accidont, olicies for men and from natural causes. ncy Dept, P. 0. Box can b for wad $75, houghit Adking Peed and Help—Men ‘Wanted 41 | CORD WOOD for s any amount and deli BUFFERB-—Experience perience. Address B MAN--Reliable to sell fora (tripoll and color) wanted, Permanent, weekly pay. Write for terms. Guaranty Nursery Co., gey, 208 North St., HARD, LRIED WOOD, order. Inquire D. | New Britain, Tollow-ware _buf- State ex- Herald. uffer, Box 2, shrubs, trees, plants. SEASONED HARD we $12 a cord, delivered Rochester, N. Y, a BOLDERERS—Bxperiel derers. cr, Rox 38, Herald, State experience, 39 W umv.nulun St. nced hollow-ware sol- Address Solder- Help—Womc) A YOUNG girl to housework. Apply at 1834-3, A fow o to he hot fountal Axclrod's city. cut any Smith, Edson filed, M. Allen, hopy fneubitors, el I, conno pulle Milltken, )I\L \llll'lvs For Sale fudgo supplies Park Jqnipment practically $60. Printivg Co, Purel Artmonts iateh Maple food R [ warmor for 57 d. [ Phone Leon 1 W, lmlw‘nr nml (‘Iulhln" ny length, Lie: Plione 165- 2 n Wanted 42 | o 36-42. Address IHerald, siat with general R COAT--Ono good-laoking fur cont, Box 11A. slze HIP ROOT rubber) §1 57 Jubilee St. Phone COOK—Experienced, f quire Board of Hall. Health, raincoats as low a guaranteed. Church §t. In- City or City Hospltal, Room 214, . arctics (4 rellas from $3.6 Army & Nav uckie, $1.00 GIRL for general hou Falrview St. Phone willing to work. Mrs, oV cent reduction. Pay ton Clothing Sto usework. One who George Berson, 1434- s 185 wh HOUSEWORK—Girl housework for about Housework, Box, 42, to agsist RUBBERS, rubber brand, overshoes, sizes and g this weather, Too for anteed, Joo in Blx weeks. Herald. general Write to MALD, Call floor. competent, at 368 West for Street. general lousework, excellent wa Mortelliti, quality o you we Ting mer Will Letp 86 ou Church all up; every garment Supply Co., 56 in prices now for your Also men's second- furnit L. Zeldes, 634-23, icles to Buy Wao pny better old rags and papers. hand clothes and 116 West 8t Phon 2 'REAL ESTATE FOR RENT e :\pnrmw ts and Tenements e 34-6 ROOM tonementw, renta from $10 per month up, B, Miller. Phone 1859, BELDEN ST, now hous route. Af Vour room tenement Improvements; on J premises, Phone 14 " mw“l» Five room tenement, Improvements, ateam heat, garage. Inquire 203 Martford 2071, Cornor of Griswold Bty tenement to rent, Apply sees | BELYVID Al modorn with Phone roomm ond floor, CONNERTON with all {mprovements, norton 8t. Tenoment of § rooms Inquire 36 Cons DWIGHT cmont 2 poer - promise of four large month, Apply FAIRVIEW ST, 183y m cottage, Mo without gnrag: Aftor Fob, 1, elght 1 improvements, with Apply on premises, v om i Four®rooms and bathy Aduits preferred, Tenement Inqul next of 3 rooms, $13 door. Telephone HART ST, | improvements on first floor, MAIN Vory Eteam heat furnis) Co., City Hall tenement, Adults preferred. all Inquire blo five . The W. 1. room flat, L. Hatch IATN ment water, 5 room modern all improvements; steam heat, itor s Inquire Wm, 0 Main 8t. aparts hot c. south end of cit DeWitt A, Riley, $15 & 273 rent, Apply ROOM SOUTH MAIN ST, of thice rooms over R 476--Single house cellar, {—Five room 8 tenement, Il improvements, WALNUT ST., 21— Tenement of 9 rooms, §50 per month. Electricity and —all other modern improvement 8 54 Business Plac For Rent 70 ER § ctu Space for storage or Mr. 8mith, 100, purposes. WO manu Pho ng 1 My very Lusiness done by K ROOM In offlc 1 desirable tens 1 owill muke _Box_40 PEAL S I‘A’IE FOR SALE Muin 8t., eccond | SHEEPSKIN COATS the best material, for NURSES tween the course in Washington St., training s AND ATTENDAN ages of 19 $10 to $20, now $12.95. Army & Chu 5! 'S—Women be- avy and 40. Privilege of formerly pri selling Absol od $7.95 Co. men. for Supply school, Apply 400 tford. i Help—Men or Women 43| ANTIQUE FURNITURE I AM looking for thri in New Britain. site. Sales knowled, absolutely necessar personality, sinc Good pay and promotion. Ior 8:30 to 10 a. m., Room exce int Clean record fivst requi- v and or all_day Monday 109 Professional Upholstering New and & and all ee men to assist me ge desirable, but not Must have forceful common scnse. ophortunity for and stored. All Furniture Ixchange, Grafe, Mgr. llent 1o kind cond-hand furn sold at your own prices. Kinds of 67 © hought ITurniture repairin Arch tomorrow at erviow call BERSON, B.—BIG Our prices have per cent taking in heen Building, cit TWO OR THREE EXPERIENCED SWEATERS, TY KNITTING ST., EXCELLENT PAY, NO LABOR TROU o WOONSOCKE! furniture, house furr You are cordially invit ake $50,000 . Opposite 8 v cut our a moved The v examind deliveries church ale 92 Cash- St., city, make & Farms Im' car line, Main We 1A LL Agency, Berlii furm | farms _on 131 Conn, all _Im- lot, Near J. Phillips. Ilmwm T'or Sale VIDERE provements hom ale, Allen St., cottage, Large F. v the y day, by competent Apply Herald, Box 39A, woman. SUILDING LOTS—If con- ding a home in the spring my new home-bullders' A. Gorbach, 230 Main St. Plione 1190, mplating by me explain ng_ plan. Block, lot HARDWARE Kkitchen auality and lower price furniture conditi W if LOOPERS ON in good rt. Ches Street. ute four roon whinlc L 188 J BLES, NOVEL- KITCHEN §TOVE-G water tank, warmir front. J. Pinder, ville, 0. 81 ALL T Ri TS smlinson od condition; anid Ave., tric, for sale Rrand 401 NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block. LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, MAIN ST. Biitain_and Telephone New Hartford, _ Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 HEATING—Steam, hot systeni. Repairs and done and reasonable. W. Main St. Tel, 68 water and new worl T. C. Lucente, vapos neatly 453 Hawaii, Philippine Islands, Porto Rico and the Virgin TIsland: I'riday, Iebruary 24.—Brazil, India, Salvador. Monday, Ifebruary 27—Dominican Republie, Algeria, Argentina, Belgian Congo, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, I'rance, Krench West Indies, Peru, Uruguay. Tuesday, Webruary 28—Uruguay, Algeria, Argentina, Belgian Congo, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canary Is- lands, Irance, French Guiana, Krench West Indies, Italy (half holiday) Madagascar, Panama, Peru, Uruguay. In the United States: Alabama, Florida, Louisiana. POINCARE Cuba, HARYV! Conference Today Expected to Develop Important Results Paris, Jan, 27.—(By the Associated Press)-—George Harvey American am- bassador to Great Britain who attend- ed the Cannes conference of the allied supreme council, was to confer today with Premier Poincare. The meeting is Jooked upon as unusually important in view of the statement by Mr. Har- vey last night that, before returning to London, he would take the oppor- tunity of making clear to the French : OH, WAITLL T TELL FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS OU, MOMs TEACHER PRAISED ME IN SCHOOL "Y' DAY. S0P WUAT DID SUE SAY To Situations Wanted—M SHOP cquipn BOOKKEEPER ASS clerk, recently grad college, Salary propos . 0. Box 876, ISTANT, typist or 1) uated from = Business sition not considered. VACUUM CLEAN i mitin iz Promi yont, mn SOD. Rox conslsting GIRL 16 general housework. len Bt. Sitnations Wanted—\Women years old wants position BUSINT BOOKS straight. Don't shod methods, keeping. Ad 45 trust doing Helen Kubas, 78 Al- Keep to me « for Chu accounts | 1ip: <l ) St We HOUSEWORK—By th Daly Avenuo, care of Seidel. o day or ‘week. LIVE STOCK Cattle and Swine are closing out our line Army a bar- Hatch ‘room cottage, erms, W, L. Phone 191. MADISON Six wain, $1,000 and e 20 West Main 8 front room, Board sunny, man and wife. . furnished front hot water heat, bath, {i destred. Phone 2604, steam heated Telephons Three fmprovements, nt elec. furnished room, e lights, steam., 163—Two nd floor. 1 running or liviy Insurance alry rooms on t, gas, clove Can be nsed ¢ Real Es- in Street. ollice > & apartment, 3 private Jarnished for light housckeeping; entrance. Inquire 19 Monvoe St. IDISON PIONOG - Phone 7 ‘ (hmtnul st. Cow Price JERSEY sound. Avenue, v is Ml sacrifice piano costing over $ on account of moving and 1y new Hill miiker 68 Maplo good " low. Wonderful tone, ms government the A with regard tional economic as well as the co The decision of conversations. HIEAVY GAS BILL DRY Houston, Texas, J. records of the gas bills from small Texas, private distilling pl hi to the proposed interna- world's financial economic position generally. as to United States participation the Genoa conference hang largely on the result of AGEN’ tion by prohibition officers led to the finding of a of the owner. A gass bill of $45 di- rected suspicion toward the premises where the still was found. style. Piano is in stor sold this week. merican viewpoin o wpolnt| - 1 tormid, nifice recorda, Cogswell, Lungalow. Also Inquire 19 Brad- room ont. MODERN six room tene ol, 23112 mah four out month: of the t and must Address Willlamson, he Rox | PLAYER PIA mahogany heneh e nference at Genou and case & of mus to President Harding ~wmm. re H'v’lm' upright piaiio orms will party. in is thought to these lot double ord all on or's, eacly, SANOPHONE—Gold melody. Quadruplo lent condition, with Horald. LS LED TO STILL n,,nl\\ ndard 2 for 8e. ilver cas MACHID Latest siyle, new. Mak TALKING finis thin an. 27.—Investiga- | the company for large ouses in Houston, large ant and the arrest of Well ma sold at §1 tein, 1 R VIOLINS now Horen, Arc Diamond; WATCHE to $100. . Himberg and 2 Main St. Watches, Horn, Reautitul table an vialins, reduced to $6. , Jewelry Diamonds, 10 Arcade Words Of Praise SHE DIDN'T SAY ANVTUING To ME-SHE WAS TALKING T NORM SPICER WELL- WHAT DID SHE SAY SUE SAD NORM, VOURE" THE WORST BV IN SCHOOL, EVEN FRECKLES IS BETTER THAN fox B, 67 to and | Steam heat Contral, 45 ROOM for gentleman, odern improvements. furnished team heat, $4—Three \\]|;~|‘(~ ¥ 22 Soups, for 35e. ments, pie and 100 Cheste of Lunch, Choice Jack's in refined Box 8X wauted fame ierald, Four Apply JOARDI ily of two, ROOM rent in good loe all improvemen QR FIVE Must have AL NO TICES L NOTICE. Taken by virtue of an EXECUTION to me directed, and will be sold at | PUBLIC VENDUE to the highest bid- |dcer, at the public signpost in the |""own of New Britain, 14 days after e, W .~n~h will be on the 9th day of Febr v Dy w10 o'clock in | the forenoon, to satisfy said Execution land my fees thereon, the following | described property to wit: 4 Electrie Light Iixtures, 1 Heating Stove, 1 1ot Stove Pipes, 1 Gas Stove, 3 Tables, 1 Fruit ch, 1 lot of Wrap= ping Paper, 1 leehox, 2 Chairs, 1 full [ hox of Wooden Tray 1 full case Swiit's Arrow Borax Soap, Bbl. of | Vinegar, % Bbl. of Pickles, 2 cases of Drinking Soda, 7 Mloor Mops, 11 Btls. of Ammonia, 6 cans Evaporated Milk, $ cans of P’eas, 10 cans of Stove Pol- 1s Naptha Soap and Ib. Bags of Salt, all located at 33 ette street in said Town of New LE ain. Dated at New Britain, this 27th day January, 1922, GEO. A. f 3 STARK, Constable. ———em—— What Are You Doing ‘SATURDAY NIGHT’ Cecil B. DeMille