New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1922, Page 11

THE “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged Tor and foady Reference, LING TATES FOR CONSECUTIVE: INSERTIONS Charge Prepald Quick Aay anya, days, diys, days., days. 30 days Yeaily line Iine line line line line 6 venere 1 line $1.60 Order Rates Upon Application, Count 6 word, to a line, 14 lines to rn Inch, Mudmum Space, 3 Lines, Minimum Hgok Clharge, 35 Conta, e e e No Ad, Acreptod After 1 P. M. For Clansified Page on Samo Day, Ads Accepled Over the Telephone For Couvenlence of Customers, Cail 926 And Ask For a ‘Want Ad" Operator, = Noss ___ ANNOUNCEMENTS Florists and flowers for all oc- parties, banquets, ete, Call “Flower Floral Co, 90 West ORAL DESIG) caslons; anniversaries, weddings, funerals, Phone” 1118, Volz Main St. FLOWERS, wreaths, signs. Floral pleces for all occasions; weddings, birthdays, funerals, etc, made to order. “Say It With Flowers,” Welch's Flower Shop, 89 West Main_St. Phone. Lost And Found cut pleces and de- E COLLIE, BROWN and white »spots, no li- cense tag, Owner can have same by proving property and paying, for advt, 54 Chureh 8t s HAI NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ESSING MONDAY, A A;Illl and 1‘rm:k UTOMOBILES Agencies L] AUTOMOBILES Service Station Ih'pnlrinz 17 BUSINESS SERVICE Dycing and Cleaning Chalmers and Franklin metor and service Honey % 3 MAXWE cars, Ba CARR washed, polishnd, olled and gresed Authorized Simonis Hervice Bta, Clark's Auto Laundry, Rear 103 W, Main, 6694 Antos And Trucks For Sale BUICK 1917 B-passenger Largain at quick male, Maln Bt. Phone 2760, CcArs are sold! RUICK, 1918, T-passenger touiing car, Ia in Arst-class condition in every way and will give good wervice, Boe this car today. (. A. Bence, 18 Main 8t Phone 2750, "Where good used cars are sold.” touring car. . A, Bence, 18 “Where good used BUICK TOURING CAR, 1018, Just paint- ed, Engine Is perfect, now oversize cord tires, two spares. DPrico is $696, if sold immadintely. The § & I° Motor Bales Corp,, 166 Elm t, Phone 731, BUICK, 1919, B-passenger touring car. Ti all good, many extras; top and upholatery very gond and mechonicaily perfect, C. A, Bence, 18 Main 8t. Phone 2750, “Where Good Usod Cars Are Sold." BUICK, 1919 S-passenger, Equipped with a set of practically new cord tires and is mochanically perfect, ', A, Bence, 1% Main 8t, Phone 2750, “\Whers good used cars are sold." CADILLAC SEDAN, 1917, 7-passenger. This car Is In very fine condition. Just rebuilt in our shop. The Lash Motor Co. Ine, Cor, Lincoln & W. Main Sts. Phone 382, DORT touring car. In good condition, J. Watts, Conn. Light & Powor Co. answors to 126 DOG—81 name North 8t. all, ero.” Tel, hlack, curled tall; Reward If returned 580-4. FUR NECKPIECE—White, between Lafay- ette and Winter Sts, Reward if returned to 174 Winter St. GREEN BEADS lost on West Main, Main or Chestnut leave at Herald Office. Garden, Lincoln, Sts. Please LOST—S8unday afternoon on Lincoln St. or Plainville road, child's brown sweater, Reward to finder. Call at Lincoln St. or phone 357-2. POCKETRBOOK—Lost on Kelsey or Btanley St. Finder please Herald Office. PURSE—WIill the party that found it nesday evening in Plainville station please return ring found in back of purse? Re- turn to Station Agent, Plainville. Reward, ki l Store Announcements d ESSEX TOURING owner. Is In excellent & F. Motor Sules Corp, Phone 731, CAR—1920. Belling for condition. The . 155 Elm St RD COUPE—1920, self-starter, electric lights, full equipment. In good condition, The Lash Motor Co. Inc. “A Reputable Concern.” Lincoln & West Maln Sts. HUDSON SEDAN-—1920, sale February 1. In very good condition. Speak at once. The Lash Motor (o, “A will be ready for Reputable Concern.” Lincoln & West Main Streets. | i1 DISON, 1921, speedster. In A-1 condition throughout. Looks new and acts that way. Diriven only 5,000 miles and can be Lought cheap. The S..& F. Motor Sales Corp,, 155 Elm 8t. Phone 731, HUPMOBILE 1921—4-passer will | be ready for sale about us at_once or the othei low will get it. City Service Station, nley Street, corner Hartford Ave. Hupmobile cars. ¢ coupe. ruary 1st. See v THE I T. O. of New Britain is starting in husiness and would like to accommodate you. Good, prompt service. Pass. and bag- gage service. Phone 420, Propricto James Doyle and Ernest W. Frederick. LIQUOR FINES IN GOURT TOTAL §700 (Continued fromr First Page) not guilty to selling, keeping with in- tent to sell and making liquor, but changed his plea to guilty on the sec- ond count today. Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods nolled the other two charges. Wohinz took the witness stand in his own behalf and explained that the stuff was on hand for personal use. He was reminded that his plea indi- cated the facts to be otherwise. The accused then admitted his liquor ac- tivities and accepted a $200 fine. Berlin Police Assist During the series of raids in Ber- lin yesterday, the authorities learned that Louis Castellino of 85 Mill street was identified with the rum ring and his arrest by the local police followed. He pald $200 and costs. In the Kowaski case, Martin Regu- la testified that he had purchased a bottle of whiskey at the store con- ducted by the accused and had paid 75 cents for it. He turned it over to Policeman Thomas Feeney and the arrest of Edward Kowaski followed In court last Saturday it was proved that the store was the property of Kowaski's wife. Accordingly, Prose- cutor Woods issued a warrant for her arrest. Questions by Judge W. I". Mangan, who represented the accused, brought out that the young man from whom the bottle is alleged to have been pur- chased, went outside the store to get the whiskey. Clerk Bootlegger, Claimed The accused said she had no knowl- edge that her clerk was bootlegging and had not given him permission to conduct his business through her store. Prosecutor Woods contended that it was a ‘“miserable attempt” to cover up a nefarious practice of selling liquor in abundance. In view of unusual circumstances, Justice Morris D. Saxe, who heard the evidence in the case, imposed a lesser penalty, that of $100 and costs. There was no appearance by the accused and evidence seized by the police in a raid at the York Hotel cafe was condemned. Assault Cases Roman Shotis, charged with drunk- enness and breach of the peace, paid a fine of $15 and $10. He was ar- rested by Policeman John O’'Brien yesterday afternoon following a dis- turbance on Union street. Mrs. Jos- ephine Tarlon reported that he had assaulted her. The policeman testi- fled that he found the man in a drunken condition. Michael Romanich and Michael Lucheck, were charged with assault- ing one another. The latter was dis- charged and the former dismissed with a suspended judgment. The trouble took place at the corner of Grove and Broad streets last night. After learning the facts, Policeman W. P. McCue placed both under ar- rest. . Supposed Pauper, Frozen _To Death; Had Much Money Haverstraw, N. Y., Jan. 30—Charles Degrall, old and shabbily dressed, was found frozen to death in a shack on the outskirts of Haverstraw yester- day. Little children of the town al- ‘ways thought he was a penniless tramp, but his bankbooks showed he had $4,000. The coroner foungd $120 in the old man's pockets. E—————— STARTING SUNDAY ‘SATURDAY NIGHT’ Cecil B. De Mille’s Best HUPMOBILE, 1921—Five-passenger tour- ing car. Aimost new and s « bargain. Act at once if you want just the car you have heen looking for. City Service Station, Stanley Street, corner iartford Avenue, Hupmobile cars. MAXWELL, 1920 5-passeng Al new tires, looks finc and in first- class condition in every respect. C. A, Benee, 18 Main St. Phone 2750. “Where good uscd cars are sold.” Pait o SRS OVERLAND DELIVERY of 1,000 Ibs. ca- pacity. Tires all good. Just overhauled. . A. Bence, 18 Main Street. Tel, 50. “Where good used cars are sold.” e OVERLAND TOURING car. Bargain for quick sale. Inquire A. G. Hawker, 56 Elm St. o touring car. Auto Parts and Accessories 11 BATTERIES—Exide Batteries and service. Exchange vour old battery for & new Exide. Liberal allowance. A. G. Hawlker. CHAMPION Minute Priming Plugs make easy starting, only §1.00. T. H. Cogswell 8 Chestnut St. Phone 1418-2. GLOVES-—Regulation U. motor trans- port, 2-finger, all buckskin, 5” gauntlet, $4 value, selling at $1.75, Army & Navy 8Sup- ply Co., 56 Church St. STOP LIGHTS for rear of Auto; entire out- fit only $2.75. T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut St. Phone 1418-2. CYLINDER GRINDIN and goneral overhauling, Work guaranteed sonable, and prices rea- THE H. & B. MFG, CO, 451 WEBT MAIN ST, PHONE 11232, ~Take your car to Parsons' for genoral overhauling or repalr at K5 per lour, Post equipmen®, Parsons’ Gar- age, 680 Wost Maln 8t DO 1T NOw! GENERAJL OVERHAULING— AND REPAIEING, DEAD AND LIVE BTORAGE. TRUCKING CONTRACTS ON HEAVY HAULING, HARDWARE CITY GARAGE AND TRUCKING CONTRACTORS, REAR 193 MAIN. BT, PHONE 387-12, RESIDENCE PHONE 8§86-13. RADIATORS REPAIRED, dents, jams re- moved from auto bodles and fenders, cores Installed. Hulquist Bros., 107 Arch Tel. 1326-3, RADIATOR repairing and rebuilding by an expert in this work. Have those dent jams and other imperfoctions removed from vour auto body and fenders. “‘Service is Our Alm.* O. Becker, Corbin Place. Phone STORAGE BATTERIES stored, repaired and recharged, H. Cogswell, § Chest- nut St. Phone 1415-2, eylinders, and bent frames eylinder. HARDWARE CITY WELDING CO, 18 WINTHROP ST, PHONE 4. steam pipes, broken carbon burnt out, 30c a BUSINESS SERVICE Barbers, Haivdress, Masseuse 18 TIRES—We carry a full line of Firestone, Fisk and Grow tires. West End Vulcan- izing Works. C. P. M'Carthy, Prop. 399 West Main St., Phone 1091-3. SHAMPOOING and massaging, scientific scalp treatment, marcel waving and manicuring. Work done at your home. Es- telle V. Barkman, 527 W. Main, Tel. 1851. FRENCH DRY CLEA 3, piessing repalring, Importad and domestle wool for men's clothes, B, Nelson, 6% Muin 8t Phone 601, MEN'S CLOTHES— Dry cleaned, repaired to look High grade ‘men's tailoring our YE LONDON SHOP, CALL 685.3 COR, BLM & MAIN 8T8, , 50c—Cleaning and reasonable prices, PHILIP BILV 9 WABHINGTO! SUITH PRESSE pulring at Insurance—All Kinds ALL LINES O INSURANG satisfaction, Lowest rates, Dept., Commercial Trust Phone FIRE INSURANCE--Conslder your ing's value, Is It sufficlently oo, L. Gans, 87 West Maln 8t Tel, 148 lke new, speclalty, 24 1ea and Insurance 138, bulld- insured ? JANUARY 30, 1922, Marcel Waving, Manicuring, Hairbobbing, Mas- saging, Violet Ray Treat vertised in These Column:s (Classification No. 18. EMPLOYMENT Wolp—Women Wanted 42| MALD Call flnor housework 8- A ampetent, for 368 Weat genoral at Main i Women | Privilog Apply NURSES AND ATTENDANTS tween the uges of 19 and 40 course In training achool Washington Hartford, 400 BECOND MAID per, 160 Ploase apply to Mrs, B, il Vine i et With general Louse fumily, 1661 Stanley 8t YOUNG GIRL to work in small Phone 795 1" Py ASSISTANT, recently gradunted Aty proposition not BOOKK clerk allege typist or - Husiness considered [ MAN, 10 Can ope hundy on tenmater, milkman A Vim o trucks, alko palring: country pre 9. 1t LIFE INSURANCR agents for the Connec- tleut General and Aetna Life of Hartford, 86 Home Banking & Realty West Main St. Phone 72§, company, . Bimon, Gen. Dellvery, New Situations Wanted—Women 45| NEW ENGLAND Mutunl Life Insurance (‘o A New Eng- kind Boston, Mass. Reullzation. 1and Mutual sPolicy, being the of A Contract in the right Company, will prove to be Valuable Cash Asset In P. Crona, right Kkind the of Most your Possession GIRL 16 years old general housework, len St, wants position Helen Kubas, a HOUSEWORK by womat, Apply the day, by competent Horald, Rox 304, PARKER & DEMING can offer you The have best 1t 2026 Bo sure you are Insured, what you want and we Main_§t., Dickinson Rldg. Lawyers—Patent Attorneys any kind of Insurance Policy that is written. 193 general Rest rof- YOUNG WOMA do lousework i erences, « Writ LIVE STOCK Cattle and Swine wants family, 1 Lilac 8t to adults, in T 50 NEW ENGLAND PATENT AC Booth’s Block, LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 259 MAIN BT, phone New B JCYe= Hounsehe HOUSEHOLI i ur Clhieap If 1 VACUUM CLEANE i, for snle, 1 i Mach MACHINE 8HOP lathe, 1 pre Cheap for casl Merchandise BAGE =W live bags, selling at onch. Army Church 8 AGE -« worth at 5. Army Musical D HHONO! Teris 1o suit tnut 8t MERC on, Wil sell Androws, 40 ide bigs HANDIS Hd Articies ture for four wi aken at once, 1 Pranz Pror Fusy Arcl Bt s and now " ry, Flee, and Tools puip i Adidr » at the $£35 10§10 Nitvy & Bupp with ol Jeast $10 & Nav Instruments GRAPHS and P I arehi Lone 7 I must Sterling y psie, $3 reliable par I\, Box 4 nents Are Being Ad- Read the Ads in 8 Jubil wior ¥ paymen stores Wa 66 | 1, Cogawell, | my upright cr o plano orms will Le 1y, A Gl 05 REAL Houses For Sale wniplating bullding o home In the spring wy new home-bullders* A, Gorbach, 259 Main Bt Phone 1190, | \nm SE0 AND RUILDING LOTB—It ¢ I | Jot | ng Hooth's Bl explain plan | f & bars Hateh | i § Hix room cottage, nd easy terms. W, Main Bt Phone 191, it HOTELS MADIL wi| ROOMS, BOARD AND 'i Rooms 1'or Rent 241 of y. Hecond flool airy room, ivenlent, Pris all evening ARCH ST With use to fam m for light hird floor, IURCH 8T, lousekeeping 81 ar Front single ished room, also or unfurnished Mix, Chapmal nny, front room, nd wife. Board | [ | | ms MK PINE 43— Large Alos o1 WE HILL, 8 n, electrle lig t, bath, 1ot water he red, Ph Two large, alry Stoam heat, water, ¢ rooms, 8 103 Main rooins on g8, n e nsed Ieal Es- Street, an oflic tate & | Phone Insura Co., T i D furnished room, hot water. asant ol lights, -Furnished 1x as desired, apart- for light MAIN 2 or sckeeping ST U8 double all on er's, 1 WA Main SAXOPHON melody. lent cond Herald. lon, W rds, 85 reg eacl, T shiy with rd and L Widd cher, In ex Box 5Y COW. Price milker and 68 Maple Hill good low. -Very is R8F sound. Avenue, Dogs, Cats, Pets 51 BOSTON TERRIER puppies for sale at TRUCKING & STORAGE BXPERT MOVING, PACKING, CRATING AND SHIPPING, EITHER BY MAIL OR TRUCK. BEST EQUIPPED IN THE CITY FOR LOCAL AND LONG DIS- TANCE FURNITURE MOVING, R & ’ INTER-URBAN TRAN STORAGE MAIN, PHONES 2030 & 2002 A. P. MARSH, MGR 1674 reasonable price. 27 Uncas Road, Tel. 1809 Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 2 5 A fow compartments Vet to be filled, Iateh Wm. H. Allen, Maple CUSTOM HATCIH D of 150 cggs each to start Fob. 4. HillL MACIT Latest st new. Malk Androws TALKI fini thing L. VIOLINS—Well sold at Horenstein, ‘Watches TCH m §1 R Himberg a Main 1. car 27 Un ale, Light Brahmas cockerels, $5. Mrs. A, as Road. Tel. 1809-6, I3 cnsh Uhryn, POULTRY SUPPLIES, and fountains. Buckeye incubators, coal and ofl hurning hrooders. Rackliffe Bros. Co., Park & Bigelow Sts. Tel. connerti hoppers, foeders MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale JUNK— old rags and hand clothes 116 West St. " REAL F Pl . $2 to $100. Diam 1 ful mod affer, Arch e an 101 ade German 2, now reduc rende d nd Horn, 5 no <0 men tter 1 ners. A 1 furniture. hone 633-23, L, mahoga tol, somw Diamonds, Jewelry Wanted—Articles to Buy STATE FOR RENT Apartments and Tenements make 1B Zeldes, $1 apartment, 3 rooms, lights, hot water, § Jast, Fast St. jitney. and ol- Dine Upe, cholce of ments, ple for 35c. AN home cooking. 100 Chestnu i LEGAL NOTICE 'o Where K offer Lunch. JAC ny it ns. Secondo Ravizza Vs Tarmers Milk Co. Et Al y Court, New Britain, Conn., Jan- 24th, 1922. ORDER OF NOTICE. U pon coinplaint in 1 canse brought to the City Court of New Britain, Conn, the first Monday of Feb, A. D, 192 1o forcclose upon certain property sit- | uated in New Britain, in which Elmer J. Grogan is a co-defendant in the entitied cause of acticn, for- of the Town of New Britain, i uary 8 Gt | B above mer| County of Hartford, State of Connec- 69 ARCH ST, 208—-A Jjust renovated on premiscs, Tel partment, 3 anc 1 4 rooms. bath, heater. Inguire | unknown. Ordered that notice of the institu- Painting, Paper Hanging 27 WILLINGTON folding chalrs PIANO and 6 for sale, marhle new; tables. PAPER HANGER-—First-class work, reason- 106 Whit- able prices. I T. Washington, St._or 27 O quire at 140 N Business and Office Equipment 5 FILE—4 drawer, cap size, commercial xrade, all steel file, Invaluable for law- MAY I share with you the trainin recelyed entific Corsetry. ruary Woman's Home Comp: an_ appolntment Phone i Hall, 1. Grand a_ Epencer ore. d Cory Tuning Repaiving and Piano M Street, yer. Selling for $36. Adkins Printing Co.. &6 Church St Hns been used tically new and Purchase price 66 Church 36"x24" nths, bought Adkins Printing Co. “Reltable, is % | SAFE, BELDEN ST new house, all route. Apply on 112 2—Iour impro premises. room ments Pl tenemen n 1159 itney pendency of said complaint fven said defendant, by pub- i lishing this notice in the New Britain Herald, a newspaper with a circula- tion and shall e | IH( ut, hut now whose whereabouts are | | | nts BELVIDE! All modern imy ete,, with g Ave. Phone 207 E sectlon, Five mes Inquire room st 202 teneme am he Hartford nt. wt | tion in the said 1 of New Britain, once weelk for two weeks, begin- [ning January 24th, 1 a CHERRY ST., 1 —Five room tenement. All improvements and also garage By order of the Court. EMIL J. DANBERG, Clerk. CHERRY 8 floor. Private improvements. 151—Five front large 1 door; stean oom! 1 hea Louisa Ravizza PLATING— Plainville. TRO) Broad Matteo & Co., 3 ‘ced and 59 CORD WOOD for sale. Sawed any length, MATTRESSES, box spriings, lows, etc., returned same day. Upholstering. ware City Dedding Co., 60 Tremont Phone 2314-4. cushion pil- made over equal to new and Hary st. any amount and delivered. Leon F. Lie- gey, 208 North St. city. Phone 1033-4. [IARD, DRIED WOOD, cut any length fo order. Inguire D, J. Smith. Phone 165-£, New Britain. d- EDUCATIONAL Dancing Teachers SEASONED HARD wood for sale, $11 $12 a cord, delivered. Edson W. Rodg: Washington and Footwear and Clothing DANC Learn- dancing at dancing school, 209 Main St. Open by ¢ pointment. Phone 175 Graham OVERCOATS of excellent quality 25 per ent reduction. Pay while you wear. Bos- Automobiles Wanted 12 gond con- Address FORD ROADSTER- dition. Give full 215Y, Herald. Must be in particulars. Autos—Taxi Service 13 CITY TAXI SERVICE—Large and small cars at reasonable rates for every occa- sion; weddings, funerals or hurry call Every car equipped with a heater. Dri ers are careful and courteous. 24 hour service. Call us anytime. B. Waskicwic and H. Steele, 127 Church 8t. Phone 2379, TAXI—When you want good TAXI SERV- ICE, CALL 2700 2700 2700 Garages To Let 14 GARAGF-—Storage for §5 or 8 cars collect- ively or individually, at 163 Arch Street. Phone 2-3. R T3 GARAGE space for rent, In the rear of 41 Pleasant Street. $5 per month. Telephone 728, Service Station Riepairing 17 AUTO OWNERS—LOOK For a short time only. 5 pass. touring car top glass in rear. 7 pass. touring top $32.50, Plate glass In rear. Roadster tops $15 and up. Call in and see the material we are giv- ing at above prices. All materials and workmanship guaranteed. All kinds of auto bodles repaired and upholstered. All kinds_of body work. J. W. WALSH AUTO TOP & UP- HOLSTERING CO., ELM ST., NEAR §I . PHONE 2649. $30 with plate 207 MOUR AUTOMOBILE RADIATOR repairing and rebullding. Frozen or broken radlators made like new. New England Radiator Works, 17_E. Main, 860, Tributary of the Lena river in Si- beria has a perpetual bed of pure jce more than nine feet thick. MARCEL WAVING, halrdres ing, hennacd, hairbohbing, —shampoolng, facial massage, Parisienne pack, hair dye- ing, Violet Ray treatment. Lucllle Beauty Shop, 259 Main St. Top floor, Tel. 633. Bullding and Contract 19 ing, manicur- ROOFING—Save money on your shingling job. All kinds of carpenter repair work, sign painting. M. C. Helsler, 613 Stanley Street. Business Service Rz-udcreE 20 AVPPLIANCES of all kinds sold. Electrical fixtures sold and installed. Wiring esti- mates given and wiring installed. Kepair- ing done on your old fixtures and ap- pliances, Anderson Electric Co., 260 and 269 Main St, up onc flight. Phone 519. AWNINGS for private and business houses. Your order solicited early to avoid spring rush. Eddy Awning & Decorating Co. Phone 1013-4. CABIN MAKING—Furniture made in any kind of materlal and style desirdd. All kinds of models and sample boards, Day & Frigo, Rear 163 Arch St. Tel- ephone 2633, GENERAL CLEANING—We clean every- thing under the sun. New Britain Window Cleaning Co., 88 W. Main St. Tel. 888. in Call § PHOTOGRAPHER—WIIl go any place city for all styles of photography. ) Hall, Dickinson Drug, Tel. 330. done on windows, board rk guaranteed and prices Main st SIGNS—Lettering and vehicles, W low. J. TITLES se reasonable, Street. made. Prices 358 West Main Abstracts . Walker, and refinisi that ou have stored old away at a and de- P. 0. WE CAN PAIR lamp or stand into a iveabie electric lamp moderate cost. Work called for livered. Phoenix Speclalty Company, Box 350, Dressmaking and Millinery MATCHED BOX PLEATS in striped goods. Hemstitching, pleating and buttons ~at Ginsburg's Dress Pleating Shop, 19 Wal- nut 8t. Phone $83-12. mental and Vocal PIANQ teaching and theory by Emma Miller. Afillated teacher of The sity Course of Piano Study. Studio, Arch §t., Phone 2501-1 Inst 4 Univer- 75 ton Clothing Store, 63 Church St CONN. AV All improv of on Tenement Inquire six rooms premises. Vs, Farmers Milk Co. it Al [ City Court, New Britain, Conn., Jan- A modern eastern se: pply 120 Glen impro ction; 1 St ove- | 24th, 19 ond ORDER OF NOTICE. Upon complaint in said cause brought uary ( hom tenement $20. Telephone orner of 11 mode wt, five improvements to the City Court of New Britain, Conn. }ll\v first Monday of Ifeb, A. D, 1922, to foreclose upon certain property FAIRVL § Adults pref Four rooms and ba |situated in New Britain, in which El- Al J. Grogan is a co-defendant in mer a 1hove entitled cause of action, N impr FARMINC ment. station, All ROAD 1ive ovements ro Burli om n the fory ‘ly of the Town of New Britain, County of Hartford, State of Connec- | ticut, but now whose whereabouts are rubber hoots, all Band” overshoes, for working men. All and guaranteed. Will help you in s weather, Lowest prices in town. Joe Mortelliti, 88 Church St. RUBBE brand, si PIANO LESSONS-—F Harmon. room, 315 Bootl's block. I can modate a few more student Studio accom- EMPLOYMENT SHOES where leather, & ¥ any- solid Army of f nroved durability, selling m $1.95 up to £5.95, all wodress. work or pla supply Co., 56 Church St UNDERWEAR-—-We are making a special Help—Men Wanted 4“1 regular $1.95 luxury unlon suits Sharp reductions on all sweat- nd underwear. Army & Navy of our at $L15 D 0 FIREM $150; monthly locess I position 2) way, Herald Ofiice. N later A BRAKEMEN—Reginners, experience un- Write, Rall- hosier: upply Co. Chureh St Household Articles MAN-—Reliable to sell shrub: Permanent r. Write for Gu Nur I N. trees, plants. terms, ANTIQUE FURNITURE bought Upholstering and all kinds of 1ep New and second-hand furniture bought and gold at your own prices. Furniture moved Help—\Women Wanted 42 and stored, All kinds of repairing. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St., A. G. Grafe, Mgr. Hospital, 1 COOK—Experienced, for ity 214, quire Board of Health, Room Hall. City n- voung ladles over Hyglene, DENTAL HYGIENE interested in Dental 34D, Herald. write Box 2 1 BuRSON, B.— EXPERIEN( coat and suit salesladies for Sat- urday afternoens and evepings. Also salesladies for other depart- ments. Apply at once. BIG STOL DEPT ST. THE RAPHABEL'S 380 MAIN 18 MOVING FROM 540 MAIN ST. TO 503, WATCH FOR OUR BIG OPENING SALE OF ALL K 5 OF REDDING, PETS AND 1101 Y ARTICL AT A 306 REDUCTION. PROVE IT TO YOU. WE MOVE FEB. 1 FORGET THE NUMBERS, 503 AND 549 MAIN ST. B. BERSON. LET US FURNISHINGS of five rooms of high grade furniture. All new, less than two months a consists of one dining set, 1 bed- room set, both of American Walnut: 1 ivory hedroom set, one 3-plece overstuffed living room set, also rugs and _phono- graph. L. Block, 131 Main 8t. Room 5. Fconomical, steam-driven motor cycle has been built by a Denver man. | HARDWARE kitchen utensils. For better ‘quality and lower prices, come to us, City 4 -3, betwi room teneme . front n . Impro unknown, Ordered that notice of the institu- tion and pendency of said complaint HART ST. improvements. 1 our room tene nquire oif first ment floor. shall he given said defendant, by pub- lishing this notice in the New Britain Herald, a newspaper with a circula- HAWKINS vooms, Al 1 8 Phree sten mprovements. m hea Teleph tion in the said Town of New Britain, once a week for two weeks, beginning January 24th, 1922, ted me ST.—Very m [{ih City Hall Cou desiiabl shied, Bldg fve Tho W. Tel. 141 room L. Ha flat, By order of the Court. EMIL J. DANBERG, Clerk. teh 2 59: home, th tion hall, £001 Seely, Lower t ol d Main. To { cottage d rooms and recep- 12, XVI‘.\\'l‘lIlh‘ N(;'I'ICIC. The- Board of Relief of the City x room bui cLement low. Also | Luguire 19 Brad- of New Britain hereby gives notice that they will meet at their office in the City Hall, at 10 a. m. to 12 &, m,, NORTH ST, sdern impr Street. rent Apbly st SIN ROOM month Main Five 1 nients, south e DewWitt ms, floor, ull third r., S14—Five room improvement tenement, WALNUT ST., 21 steam heat, elect ern improvemen ‘enement of y and Call 883 ric 9 root rome SR andition. 1t Chestnut St Must Box 404, cation, dre Edward rules of most tury. Hardware Co., 49 E. Main Bt. a sort of vege Hoyle, Tenem ent reasonabie, TOOM 1 who card sle leather. Inquire have all improyements, about the beginning of the 18th cen- A plant growing in Japan supplic FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 1 AINT EVER GOING T' ™ ART MUSEUM AGAIN= MOST OF T THINGS | AND TUERE WUZ PEOPLE WTH THEIR HEADS TS S BUT TUERE MUST WAVE BEEN SoME DICTURES oF AN AW, A FEW, BUT TMERE WUZ MORE OF PEOPLE TREES DOING THINGS THEY TUINGS THEY Tag Doesn’t Know Much About Art SHOULONT? fl -\ Taen OFF AL VES, SOME OF THEM oF TUEIR CLOTHES, EVEN THEIR UNION SUITS'! BY BLOSSER {and from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. on Wed- nesday, February 1st, 1922, to attend to the dutics pertaining to said ap- pointment. Also on I'ebruary 3d, 7th, 10th and 14th, from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m,, and every evenin except Sunday, from ) p.m. to 9 p. m. up to and including Pebruary 15th, 1 . - Ifebruary 21st, is the last day on 4s, | which application for relief can be - | made from 7:80 p. m. to 9 p. m. We give notice that we will meet Joard of Assessors on February 1922, at 10 a. m, WILLIAM SCHAEFER, WILLIAM MIDDLEMASS, JOHN 17, CONLIN. Board of Relief. | also the 18t n City Advertisement ISTRARS' NOTICE, The Registrars of the City of New ain will be in session at their of- Room 402, City Hall Building, on 1"chrua 3d from 12 o'clock noon until 9 o'clook p. m., and on Fri- | day, 1febr v 10th, from 12 o'clock: | noon until 9 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of making an enroliment of the legal voters of the City of New Dritain for the nomination of candi= dates to be voted on at the Town and | City Blection to be held Tuesday, April 11th, 1622, and to perfect the | present list of Registration. : WILLIAM ZIEGLER, JAMES P. KINIRY, Registrars of Voters, Dated at New Britain, Connecticut, 25th day of January, 1922. 10N OF CLAIMS, Probate holden at New the District of Ber- Hartford and State 27th day of Jan- standardized ERIE) At a Court Rritain within in the County Connecticut, on uary, A. D, 1 Prosent, Pemard 1% Gaffney, Bsq., Judge, On motion of Gustave (. Kotzbach, of i New Britain, as Administrator on the ate of Augnstine N. Kotzbach late of v Rritain, within sald district deceased, Piis court doth decree that six months Nowed and limited for the creditors of state to exhibit thelr claims against the same to the Administrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by, advertising in a newspaper published in said New Britain, and having a circulation in | &atd district, and by posting ‘a copy thereof on the public signpost In eaid Town of New Biitain. nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt and return make. Certified from rd, o ARD F. GAFFNEY, ' Judea. of wnd for of the