New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1922, Page 13

“WANT ADS” Alphabetleally Arranged and Tteady LINE RATES CONSECUTIVE For Quirk Reference, 1"on INBERTIONS Charge Propala 00 Bt 1 line 1 lino 1 line 1 line 1 line 1 iine 1 line $1.50 Rates Upon Application, Oount 6 word, to a llne 14 lines to rn inch, Miuimum Rpace, Minimuin Book 148y .oii 2 days N 3 days 4 5 o 3 Yearly Order Tines, Charge, 9 15 Cents, AUTOMOBILES Auto And Truck /\l(i'm‘ll'.;- L] MAXWELL, Chalmers aud cars, Balos and Ve man Auto Sales o, 119 i ieks For Sale \in_motor Honey 2104 L] I'ran stition Arch ‘Autos And ALLEN, 1920 touriig car, in good condl tlon, Will well cheap It #old at once. For particutars cull 2 No Ad, Accepted After 1 P, M, For Clarsified Page on Bame Day Ads Accepled r the Telephone For Convenlence of Customers, Call Y25 And Ask For o ' Want, Ad" Operutor, ___ ANNOUNCEMENTS 3 Florists fowers for all or parties, banquots, ete. Call - “Flower Floral Co, 80 West FLORAL DESIGNS and casions; anniversarios, weddings, funernls, Phone" 1116, Volz Main St, FLOWERS, wreaths, cut pleces and de- signs. Floral pleces for all occasions; weddings, birthdays, funerals, cte, made to order. “Say It With Flowers.” Wolch's Flo 80 West Main_St, Phone BUICK, 1017 G-passengor bargain at quick wale Main 8t. Phone 2750, cars Bend Whore good us BUICK, 1919 8-passenger. Equipped with a wot of practieally new cord tires and is wmechanienlly perfoct, ¢, A, Bence, 18 Main 8t, Phone 2760, “Where good used 18 are Kold," ~ FOOTWEA ] AUTOMORBILF Autos—Taxi Service cation No, 61. BUSINESS SERVICE Barbers, Haledress, Masscuse CITY PAXT SERVICE-<HAV 1 IN AMERICA'S MOST COMPORT ABLE CAR? THE HOLMES IMPROVED ATISCOOLED CAR, W 1 YOU RID- TAXI 108, When vou want good TAXI SERV- ALL in the rear $6 per month, Telephone BUICK, 1919, §-passengor touring car, Tires all koo, many extras; top and upholstery very geod and mechanieally perfect, C, A, ence, 18 Main Phone 2750, “Wherc Good Used Cars Hold 8t Are BUICK, 1918, 7-passenger touring car. Iy first-class condition in every way and wili glve good sorvice, See this car today, U, A. Bence, 18 Maln 8t. Phone 2750, “'Where nod used ro sold. Storage for ar Individuall GARAGE oly 0 cars, coll 153 Arch St , at rvice Statlon Repaiving 'OMOBILI RADIATOR repaiving and rebuilding, Frozen or broken radiators made like now. Ne gland Radlator Works, 17 B. Main. Phone 860, CADILLAC, 7 passonger, A-1 condition, reasonable offer refused. Address Box Herald Office Lost And Found DORT touring car, Watts, Conn. Light zood condition, Power Co, n & i 2 AUTO truck skid chain, lost hetween Wal- Jace 8t. and freight house. Please phone 1638-2. Webh & (o, at 2 o'clock brown car, Main $t., Room ROSTON BULL~Lost ANl white but has “Spot’ Return 338 Reward. 2 Monday. Name, hetween Lafay- it returned FUR NECKPIECE—White, ette and Winter Sts. Reward to 174 Winter St. LOST—Gold penknife jn walting room at Pilz-Rhodes skating rink, Sunday evening, Jan, 20. Please return to IRoom 117, Pro- fessional Bldg Reward Store Announcements will 463 be sold stanloy STORE and fixtures for sale. below coat, Inquire E. Brin, st Run Kuaranty The 8. & st. Tel- HUDRO; 1922, milcg Many Attrsctive pr I, Motor Sales chor . domonstrator. extras, New tire o for quick sale Corp,, 156 Elm HUPMOBILE 1921—4-passenger coupe, Will be ready for sale about Ichruary 1L Sec us at once or the other fellow will ket it. City Service Station, Stanley Street, cornor iartford Ave. Hupmobile ca Five-passenger tour- fng cor. Almost new and is a bargaln, Act at once If you want just the car you have heen looking for. City Service Etation, Stanley Street, corner Hartford Avenue. Hupmobile cars, HUPMODILE, 1921 AUTO 0w LOOK!! For a short time only. pass. tourlig car top gluss fn rear T pass. touring top $3 Aster 1 in ing nt workmanship auto kinds G $50 awith plate i 2,50, Plate glass in $15 and soe L tops vl gIv- and of Al fal, wo ar hove prices, nterials guaranteed. All kinds badies repaired and upholstered, of body work W, WALSH AUTO TOP HOLSTERING (O, ELM 8T, NEAR SEYMOUR 2649, & UP- and i . Work do lentific SHAMPOOI wealp e manieurin telle V. Barkiaan, i g marcel waving - and at your home. 1ss W, Main 1 WAVING, hairdrossing, maniour hairhabbing, shumy 1 massage, Parislenne pack, hale dye- Violot Kay treatment, Lucille Reauty Bliop, 269 Maln St. Top floor, ‘Tel. 638 MARCEL g, Nennued, Building and Contract ROOKL joh, M Gi—8ave money on your Speclalty on hea hoard Helsler, 613 Stunley st hingling collings. Business Service Rendercd 0 APPLIANUCE! Al kinds sold fxturcs wold and installed, Wiring mates glven and wiring fnstalled, 1 ing done on old” fxtures and plinnces. Ande Slectrie o 209 Main St Alght, trical ouy s up AWNINC Your order rush, Lddy Phone 1013 fvate and husiness houses. solicitod carly to avold spring Awning Decorating Co, RETTE muke SI( hetter NEW i bhusiness. BRITAIN SIGN (0, CHURCH ST, PHONE 804 CABINET MAKING—Furniture madc any kind of materlal and atyle All kinds of mgdels and sample Day & Krigo, Rear 153 Arch 8t eplions In desived, boards ERAL CLEANI under the sun wing 55 W, We cloan every New Hrltain Window Main Tel, 858, FHOTOGRAPHER-—-WIIl go any place in clty for all styles of photography. Call iall, Dickinson Drug, Tel. 330, Co., Bt SIGNS—Lottering done on windows, board and vehicles. Worl guarantecd and prices low. J. Cohn, 3211 Main St BATTERIE; Storage 167 Arch Bettor Willard Simmons, The nd Phone sl servicee 245, s sales st made abstracts Prices TRUCKIN BUSI Moving, EXPERT Y BEST ron TANC INTER-URBAN STORAGE PHONES 2020 & 2002 MARSH, pr ing 8t Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work HEATI ne a M st 1 well Spencer raulty Tteglsto St P RAIL fos, 1l & BTORAC VESS SERVICE ucking, Bagkage MOVING, CRATING AND 8HIPPING TRUCK IN on wer A D ANT inville, In St cau am paire Tol. EJUVENO pporting o, Mrs, Spencer ) FURNITURE TRANSFER T backachies loss of grace Coraet Mack sotiere, \ington, w Ll POULTRY and foun and ol burnin Co., Park & | | ROASTING 1ol Pinhic MEI Artic BOALR 1" Horll ored PACKING, ITHER Ty Dis THE LON MOVLIN h MEAT ell Main & st WARDROBE ~1 MGR. new. 181 Arcl WILLINGTON folding quire at claxs work, e 106 Whit- [ 111, clal grade $31.30, A Strvet DIAGIALT jon lead i or Chu and woirk Lucente, or new (o vapor neatly 463 HARD, LIRTED order. Inquir ew Hiritain CORSETH—aulty ind heaauch and style. The will correct D. Hall, R. N, Grand BGOSR by teeding I'n Chowder. | us today. BLECTRO Broad St Plainyville. PLATING—C, Nort Feed See Classifi- VI STOCK oultry, Ssupplies PLIES, | e e fueul 1tack el 3gelow un, Pl 0, one 4 RCHANDISE des Por Sale condit nguire wardrol ond PIANO for sale and i marble t g and 'uel Woon, cut D, . Smith any Ph And Clothing—Shoes, Rubbers, Overcoats, Underwear Are Being Advertised At Exceedingly Low Prices. foeders o, o Hiry 781 130 Business and Office Equipment commer- | Price only | Church | Ao per length 16 one maor ving Hen Chow results Rird huttls & Feod 1 Clothing Meadow. and Chicken guaran nros, I connection. Wili Wost gross Phones MERCHANDISE = s it Wanted—Articles to Buy Columbia or Vies have; used ones RECORDS, tor, Wil Plhone 1 Vhonogranh, buy all you 9 We pay | “old rags and [ hand clothes 151 Onk 8t better prices now for your papers. Also men's second- and furniture, Lo Phone 515-13 u’l N I: Zeldes, | TYPEWIRITER ~ Second-hand, Addross lorald, Hox | REAL I e will pay STATE FOR RENT cments and 4 rooma, ater. Inquire Apartments and e Il AT s 208 Apartment, wted, Gus, bath, Pel, 1 eno I BEAVER $10 0 montl 112 Three room tenement, Diguive on premiscs, room tenement uin; on jitney Phone 1189, tenement, steam hent Hartford Bh ST hou Apily BELL new 12 all on 1"our Improyer premise Five ovements BELVIDERE sect Al modern imy otey, with g Ave, Ph 100 | ST, G0~ Flve room tenoment with rooms, first am heat; all Five e | cuERny s, foor, Private Improvenents, 151 fr Iarge it st Tenement of six rooms Inquire on premises, CONN All AVE 9 | nprovemonts f tene- Apply 1'ive room improvements, CRANSTC 86 [ J S D N TERIRAC modern A LAST ST. 613—Corner of Chestnut, five Jii tenement all modern improvements, 9 to | ST e tenement, second ROEN third A Inguire room floor. Four room tenement, Ime tent $15. Inquire 153 North GLE provemen: Stroet. . 116--4 room tenement, Improves favie yard, front and back ens Tel, 2343-3, between 5:30-8:30 p. m, . ment o1 HART ST., §3—Four room tenement, all Matteo & Co., 35 searched wble, W, 1% Walker, 3585 West Main 5-passenger touring car, looks fine and In first- class condition in every respect, C. A Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 2750, “Where good used cars are sold.” MAXWELL, 1920 All new tires, store i3 open Pankonin, pro- THE Shuttle Meadow Groce today for business, Wm. 100 MANY MINERS ARE GETTING BENEFITS Over Ten Millin Paid Out in Gompensation Claims Pittsburgh, Teb. 1.—Nearly 500,- 000 men have been injured in the an- thracite region of Pennsylvania in the last five years, according to Har- ry A. Mackey, chairman of the state workmen's compensation board. Dur- ing the period from Jan 1, 1916, to Nov. 21, 1921, 3,785 men were Kkilled in the mines of the Carbon, Columbia, Dauphin, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Northumberland, Sullivan, Schuylkill, Wayne and Susquehanna counties, he said. These mortalities represent fully 30 per cent of all the deaths caused by industrial accidents .in the entire state, Mr. Mackey declared. I.uzerne county, with 69 mines, led with 1,404 deaths, while Lackawanna, with 49, was second with 815 deaths, and Schuylkill, with 37 mines, a close third with 801 deaths. As a result of these deaths, com- pensation totaling $10,661,048 was awarded to the dependent widows and children of the miners killed in the course of their employment. In ad- dition to these death awards, large sums were awarded in compensatiin for the loss of eyes, arms, hands, legs, and feet. Three hundred thousand men of these ten counties have been returned to their work with promptness after injury, due to the efficient medical care that has been furnished them un- der the provisions of the law, at the hands of the employer, according to Mr. Mackey, who added that “the an- thracite coal regions of Pennsylvania and the attitude of all parties con- cerned toward the compensation law demonstrates the fact that man's serv- ice is the most important work of life.” ASK RECEIVERSHIP IN LOCOMOBILE CO. Bridgeport Automobile Company is in Financial Dijfficulties Duc to Obligations. Hartford, Teb. 1.—A receivership for the Locomobile Co. of Bridgeport was applied for in papers filed with Judge Edwin S. Thomas of the U, S, district court at his office here today. This action was taken, it was stated as a step towards reorganization of the company. The company and the various creditor interests were repre- sented by attorneys of New Yory city and Bridgeport, and the proceedings were by agreement. It is reported in the application “‘that the interests of banks and mer- chandise creditors, as well as stock- holders can be best served through a reorganization through a receiver- ship.” It is further claimed in the applica- tion that the company is doing a con- siderable volume of business and h. about a half a million dollars in cas] on deposit. Elmer H. Havens, president of the T.ocomobile Co. in a statement is- sued at Bridgeport with an announce- ment of the application said in part: “The banking and merchandise in- terests and the present officials of the Loocomobile Co. are in agreement that a receivership is the best solution to the problems of the company. It is a natural step. toward proper re- organization. Last fall when the Locomobile Co. terminated a contract with the Hare's Motors Inc. under which the latter had operated the Locomobile Company's business, the plan was heavily obli- gated in bank loans and merchandise bills. While plans were theh under way for a receivership, it was hoped that this step might be averted and + reorganization effected.” Ibs. ca- ulod 2750, of 1,000 Just overl Street. T arce sold.” club roadstef The Lash Concern.” Sty OVERLAND DELIVERY pacity. Tires all good. C. A. Pence, 15 Main “Where good used cars ILAND, 1918, chanical Tne. Lincoln Country condition “A Reputable and West Main for 56 Bargain Hawker, SRLAND quick sale, Elm St TOURING car. inquire A. ( STUDEBAKER, 1916, 4 cylinder, 7 passen- ger touring. New paint, price $200. Terms if desired. A hig bargain. M. Irving Jes- ter, 193 Arch St. This is a Studebaker year, STUDEBAKER, 1917 6 cylinder, 7 pa sengor touring, good mechanical condition. Price $230, Terms if desired. M. Trving h St. This is a Studebaker sories Batteries and s lattery for a A. G. Hawker BATTERIES—Exide Bxchangs your old Exide. Liberal allowance. CHAMPION Minute Priming Plugs easy starting, only §1.00. T. H. Cogswell 8 Chestnut St. Phone 1418-2. STOP LIGHTS for rear of Auto; entire out- fit only $2.75. T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut St.- Phone 1418-2. IRES—We carry a full line of Firestone, Fisk and Grow tires. West End Vulcan- {zing Works. C. P. M'Carthy, Prop. 399 West Main St., Phone 1091- CANADIAN VETS. AIDED 27,371 Ex-Soldiers Have Been Settled on Land Granted Them by the Government. Ottawa, Feb. 1.—Exactly Canadian war veterans have been set- tled on the land under the provisions of the soldier settlement act, says an official report by the dominion gov- ernment. Of these 21,246 have been granted government loans totalling $87,495,- 815, average of more than $4,000 per settler, for the purchase of land, per- menent improvements thereon, stock and equipment. The remaining 6,125 were settled on land forming part of the public domain without iinancial assistance. The report adds 467 set- tlers already have repaid their loans in_full. : Th work of getting the returned soldier back to the land still pro- gressing. There have been 62,436 ap- plications for the privileges of the act, the report’ states, and 44,722 of the applicants have qualified. WOMAN DRY AGENT. Ohio Has General Prohibition Officer From Feminist Ranks. Washington, Feb., 1.—Appointment of Miss Georgia Hopley of Bucyrus, Ohio, as the first woman general pro- hibition agent to be attached to the mobile enforcement forces of the headquarters unit was announced to- day by Commissioner Haynes. Miss Hopley is a former Ohio news- paper woman and was active in the Harding campaign in Ohio, having charge of the work of the women throughout the state. CARS washed, volished, ofled and greascd. Authorized Simoniz Service Sta, Clark's Auto Laundry. Rear 103 Main, 559-4. w. CONTRACTS on heavy hauling of any General overhauling and repaiiing. D and live Hardware City Garage and Truckivg Contractors, rear 183 Main St. Phone 387-12; residence i*hone §56-1 CYLINDER GRINDING— and general overhauling, Work guaranteed and prices rews sonable. THE H. & B. MFG, €O, 451 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 1125-3. DO IT NOW!-—-Take vour car to Parsons’ for general overhauling or repair at §ic per hour. Best equipment. Parsons' Gar- age, 680 West Main S STORAGE BATTERIES stored, repalred and recharged. T. il. Cogawell, § Chest- nut §t. Phone 1418-2. RADIATORS REPAIRED, dents, jams re- moved from auto hodies - and fenders, cores installed. Hulquist Bros, 107 Arch Tel. 1326-3. hy an ams from tion iring and rebuilding expert in this work. Have those dents and other imperfections removed your auto lody and fenders; satisf guarantced. “Service is Our Afm Becker, Corbin Place. Phone 553 RADIATOR rep WELDING Cracked cylinders, steam plpes, and bent frames; carbon burnt out, 50¢ eylinder. HARDW broken a ARE CITY WELDING CO. 18 WINTHROP PHONE 96-4, AIRPLAN Government Perfects Instrument That Proves Satisfactory. Washington, FFeb. 1.—Experts of the bhureau of standards have invented what is believed to be the first com- pletely satisfactory type of airplane compass. An announcement today gave credit for the invention to Dr. P H. Heyl and Dr, 1. J. Briggs, who, it was said, used the principle of the “revolving coil wi instead of mag- netic needle. The value of the instru- ment was said to be its ability to re- spond instantly to the quick turns or evolutions of a plane, something which no previous desi has been able ti do and which it s said adds greatly to the safety of fying. YAMAGATA DEAD. London, I%b. 1.—Iield Marshal Prince Yamaga one of the few re- maining of Japan's “genero” or elder statesmen died at his home in Oda- wara today, says an KExchange Tele- graph dispatch from Tokio. He was in his 84th year. WON'T CUT RED ARMY. Copenhagen, Ieb, 1.—(By Associ- ated Press.)—The central executive committee of the soviet government has rejected a proposal by Nikolai Lenine that the Russian army be re- duced by half, according to a Mos- cow dispatch to the Social Demo- kraten. ATR and refinish that you have stored into a service electric lamp moderate cost. Work called for livered. Phoenix Speclaity Company Box WE (AN RE lamp or siand old away a de- Dressmak and Milliner; MATTRE ot lows, returne ware ( Phane 2i14- SSKS, d sa ity mhade me ovel 1 , box springs, cushions, pil- day. Upholstering. Jedding Co., 60 ke, seliing new and Hard- cqual to ation I', 8. motc all buckskin, 5" g at 81 Army & o trans- wuntlet Navy Sup improvements. Inquire on first floor. $4 room flat, first floor; 5-1621. Five Phone Hartford LOCUST & modern adults RUBBERSZ, ru brand, overshe Tremont St EDUCA' TIONAL sizes and gur this, weather. Marfelliti, 8§ bher boots, &, for Aranteed, Lowest Chureh Ba working Wil el prices in 1 men in town Band" you Joe MAIN ST.-Very desirable five room flat, | " steam heat furnished. The W, L. Hatch Co., City Hal'. Bldg. Tel. 131 All Dancing Teachers 35 SHO! pro where from $ cases, tablecloths, 1l other linen nsburgh's Dress 8t. Phone 883 GET your pillow King, scarfs and hemstitehed at € ing Shop, Walnut nap R0 Ple, 19 reasonable, PLAIY Church W St., se Very, ond_floor. DANCING dancing school, 299 Main §t. Open by ap- pointm Instrumental and Vocal ent, earn Phone dancing 5. leather, & Navy at Supp Graham's T Iy Co., dur, up to work solid rmy A half of cottage rooms and recep- Tel. 586-12. MONROE ST, 59--Lower home, three good sized tion hall. Seely, 61 Main, NEW MODER x room hungalow. Also OVERCOATS of ent reduction, ton Clothin room, modate a few PIANO LE 3 ONS—F., Rooth's ¥ block, | more students. excell . Pay w 63 Chu tenement, Inquire 19 Brad- new five roon ley St. 1 PARK ST,—Five room tenement, with all tudio accom- Harmon. can Shar Dyeing and Cleaning FRENC} repalring. for men’s Muin St. DRY CLEANING, pressing and Imported and_domestic woolens clothes, B. Nelgon, West Plone 501, 13 MEN'S CLOTH Dry cleaned, repaired to look like new. I TANO anl TEACHER, Str et Telephone . hosiery as Alice ply IQUE Upholstering sold at your ¢ High grade men's tailoring our specialty. YE LONDON 8HOP, CALL 385-3 COR. ELM & MAIN STS. BOY to Bros., work 301 in Main s store ind stored, Furniture Exc Grafe, Mgr. Saturdays, Russcll Houschold Articles FUR} Al are £1.95 P redu 1 unde Chur luxury ons wear, trn h_St w ITUT and bought all Kinds of ywi prices. Furnit kinds of repa hange, 67 Arch nion all S & D sold. repairing and roved The | - and New and second-hand furniture bought ure iring uits sweat- avy ial | conveniences, Phone 1271, ST. 141—lour good base- $10. Inquire on premises. | WALNUT §T., 21—Tenement of 9 rooms, steam heat, electricity and all other mod- ern improyements, Cail $8 or 548-5, Tenement of 3 rooms, onable. Inguire at PLEAS ment ANT roor ondition. G. For Rent Business . Place: 70 | - —_ SUITS PRESSED, 30c—Cleaning and re- palring at _reasonuble pric PHILIP SILVER, 9 WASHINGTON Pl Rear of United Clgar Insuranc 1 kinds ALL LINES OIF INSURANCE satisfaction, Lowest 1ates, Dept., Commercial Trust Co. ~Service Insur Phone your buil¢ insured ? Tel. 1458, Consider sufficiently Main St, URANCE value, Is Gans, 8T PIRE I ing's it West R agents for the Connec- Aetna Life of Hartford, LIFE INSURA ticut General and DBRICKYARD thoroughly charge vard some Box ACTOR . knowle production handling salary at town ting and ate out of pected. 19W, in broduce money the business, 3A w ¥ rdge Gy Heral results "OR experien AN well-known, Mas 1d stern UP) of lock and start, positio A Office. willing for substantial Write, giving full details, to Herald Office. RINTEN manufacturing, hiring excellent n. references, Iigh 4 man to up-to-date Must be able to to invest interest in grade, take brick- DENT, must RR NIN( BEDL ANDY Y Al 59% T R, have cut- increasing output of men. Moder- opportunity State salary ex- Address” Box Realty company, $6 728, lome Banking & West Main St. Phone PARKER & NG can offer you any MAN Permanent, weckly Guaranty Nursery Co Eeliable to sell shrubs, trees, Write for Rochester, N. that_is written. The best is have it. 193 Tel. 2026. kind of Be sure what vou Main St., Insurance Policy you are Insured. want and we Pickinson Bldg. weekly, PHARMACIST, Box 23D, Registered, terald. 1S MOVING 1ROM VATCH 510 MAT POl OUl SALE OF ALL JING, RUGH, HOUSEIURNISE VPICLE BEING REDUCTION. L, TO YOU. W JON'T RORGIET 303 AND 319 MAI N ST, U BLG KIND AR HINGS, SOLD U's MOVE THE TWO STORES Inquire Poter Gre with tenement in rear. Denuzze, 430 West Main REAL ESTATE FOR SALE A ki gents—Real Llstate increase in cod to move, wis Why suffer to you again? See MAYBE in addition your rent, vou have much against your such things to happen A. Gorba 30 t heen for th's 80 and op. stores with for two BABY CARRIAC practically ne Parkmore for spare time, s. wrance—All Kinds 23 you a w _England Roston, Mass., Conn Porfection Poliry. Mutual Life 173 Main LET D In me show Crona, N urance Co. New Britain, YOU. AL LS drug Britain Hustler 14 and N , Bo who s confectionery and surrounding territory. Herald. X acquainted i1 w. Phone 5 condition and or call | | | the New Apply with in HEATER 626 or trade GAS Phone yree burner, 3 arly new. MADISON Six room cottage, a bars gain, $4,000 and easy terms. W. L. Hatch Co. West Main St. Phone 191, G good MAN education He over 18 to rald, years of age work HA auality and 1o Hardware Co., with in drug store. RDWARE kitchen utensils. wer 18 e, Main St Letter come to us, City | | HOTELS ROOMS, BOARD AND Add Box Lawyers—Patent Attorneys 25 Help—Women W HOUSEHOLD fu in good condi part. Cheap it nted NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block. LOUIS M. 259 MAIN SCHMIDT, ST. N URSES tween AN the in t shington ) ATTENDANTS—\Women of 19 and 40, Privilege of school, liartford, & i ng be- [ Strect. irniture for tion, Will taken at four sell wh otce, rooms, hole or in 185 Jubilee Rooms For Rent 89 Lar alry room, ath, Very convenlent, Pri- all ARCH with use’ of VACUUM CL $1.25 per day Lg: 18, Apply 400 nd_Hartford. AID FOR BROKERS. work | Phone n 79 pall fami YOUNG GIRL to assist with general house- 1654 Stanley St. Mach hery, lectric for Cleaner sal Andrews, | Slee., and To rented, o and 995, 0ls vate family. Second floor. Call evenings. iRAND ST., 43—Large, sunny, front room, for two ladies or man and wife. Board if desired. Phone 865-3, re- * | 61 i GROV! furnished front MACHINE SHO Pellow Financiers Come to Relief of Situations Wanted—Men lathe, drill 1 Clieap for casl 44 Chicago Firm. 1.—I"inancial assist- Rushton and Co., Chicago, I%eb. ance for Babcock, ored m, erence 9AA. CHAUFFE af] w furn or louse ould ished, like position, Write man. Young col- Merchands Good 1 Herald, Box to BAGS hags, We have selling # one of the largest stock and bond brokerage concerns here, has been provided by syndicate of stock ex- change houses, it was announced to- BOOKKE clerk, vollege. B O PE: Salary Box R ASSISTANT, recently graduated proposition not cousidercd. 5 each., A typist orf | Business I from s e LUGGAGE lining, worth At $4.75. Arm, day. The action has been approved by the New York stock exchange, it is Situations Wanted—\Women Church St 45 Mus understood. No question of the firm’s solvency was raised by the investigating com- SW DISI work t 404, Wi wo OMAN wi or three Herald, duy es to do laundry caquipment, ss, milling Address I, mu L. O, F ise at the St 35 10 & N genuing $10 olse Sup Al ny vy with while Suppl hags least $10 & Navy al Instruments sisting line, 30x 1 Wal where, Cou, waterproof last | they et Large, electric light, hot v Board il desived. ater heat, bath, Phone 2604, alry rooms on leat, gas, olocs Can be nused Star Real Es- Main Street, roomn of telephone, IN 8T, 16 the second tricity and v as office or livi tato & Insurance Phone 6 Rooms Ior Housckeeping Steam water. rooms, Co., 163 floor. rus | at 123 FPurnished apartment of sas and electric premise MONROL three rooms, light, Inquire 19 upstairs; Where To Dine 22 a week. Box | pIANO—Mahoga Wonderiul mittee of banke and stock exchange members which went to the firm’s as- sistance, W OMAN at hom city, wants to do washing and . Ca all At 140 « B Andrews, 4 upright [or St ny tuction 01 Avch nd ments, new COMMERCIAL 8 Lol hoarders, re Olson,, third 120—Wanted, ra Mrs, table e Hannah ironing third floor PLAYER PLANC malogany en St., $200.000 FORD Kearny, N. J., Feb. 1.—Officials of the Iford Motor Co. said today that the' loss from a fire which damaged the plant herc last night probably would rea $200,000, The blaze YOUNG housew erence: WOMAN ork want in family, s Write 4 Lilac aduits general Best ref- 2385-3. hench, 43 roles Lo arranged t hurry to do 8t. Tel. Address must Sterling of musiv, $325, T o a reliable Horald, Hox sell_my upright | nlayer ms will Sy (ofce of for All home 100_Chestnut S and Jack's JACK unc meats, ple cooking. | Wanted— Board Or Lodging 93 RECORDS —Anot double disc 10 all on sale at Main started when an oily rag, left among 200 carbodies in a vdrying oven aught fire. The company had to star Hill t B CUSTOM HATCHING of 150 cggs each yot to be filled. Hatch : Wm, b, A fow compartments H. Allen, Maple planned to re-hire today 1,800 former employes and increase the output of the plant. POUL pens o each. TRY —Jersey clght i Wwm. pullet Allen, Giants Maple for and sale; two one cockerel Hill, Himberg Main St her lot standa cords, now e Arcad Vil ed & At vd and Widen- | to Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry £0.00 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS TAG, NOW You RUN DOWN T THE STORE AND SUGAR'AND A HALF OOZEN EGGS FOR GET A POUND OF NE Safety First 600D GRACIOUS,, TAG = Nou BROUGHT LEMONS' INSTEAD OF ESES ~ DIDN'T T TELL Vou T BRING SUEAR ) gt \VES, BUT TWuz AFRAID TH EGGS WOULD BREAK, So T GoT SOME LEMONS ! for- | and and §1 for two in west end of 224, Herald. ICES BOARD and Apply room Box - LEGAL NOT Notice—1 will not be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone | except by myself personally. Signed, ’ JOSEPH E. EDMAN, | Plainville, Conn. BY Brl;iossnEk;NnTll'l', OF SALE BY ORDER OF i | COURT. By virtue of authority invested in me by the City Court of the City of New Britain, notice is hereby given that 1 will sell the following described property at public auction upon the premises, on Saturday, Iebruary 18, 1922, at 2 o'clock in the afterndon, rain or shine, The property is located at the cor- ner of West Main street and Woodruff I(‘mlrl. and is bounded and described las follows, to wit: North by West Main street, east by Woodruff Court, south by land now or | formerly of A. Luzietti, west by land now or formerly of Kune Greenberg, being more fully described in Vol 2 of Page 86 of New Britain Land Records, and Vol. 110, Page 62 of the New Britain Land Records. Said property being about 70 feet wide front and rear, and about 106.4 feet deep. Dated at New Britain, Connecticut, this 21st day of January, A. D, 1922, A. P. MARSH. Committee appointed by said Court to sell sald property. | | | | | |