New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1922, Page 11

THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged and Rteady Reference. LINIZ RATES 1O CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge © Propald 10 09 .20 ] Vor Quick Iine line ne lino line line line §1, lo Rates Upon Application, Count 6 word, to a line, 14 lines to rn Inch, Minimum Rpuee, Minimum Hoeok any (oo dnyn. dayi, Anys. days. Aanys. days. Yenl}) 1 1 L » 1 1 Order Lines, Charge, 36 15 Cents, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, Are Advertising Under Classification No. 3. Flowers and Cut Pieces For All Occasions—Valentine’s Day, Birthdays, Parties, Weddings, Anniver- saries, Ete. Auto And ries MAXWELL, Chalmers and Franklin cars, Sales and service station, man_Auto Saleg Co. 130 Arch, Autos And T ALLEN, 1920 tourlng car, In good tion, WIill sell cheap If sold at once, particulars call ‘ ucks For Sale No Ad. Accepted After Classified Page on Same D Ads Accepted Over the Telephono For Convenience of Customers, Call 9 Aok ¢ a ' Want Ad" Operator, 1 M, For _ANNOUNCEMENTS _ IMorists FLORAL D! s and cnslons; anniversaries, weddings, funcrals, Phone’™ 1116, Volx Maln St, Y] slons, birthda 89 Wost i flower parties, ote. Call Floral Co,, banquets, “ilower 90 West WITH FLOWERS for all occa- wreaths, cut pleces, ete, weddings, s, funerals, Welch's Ilower Shop, Main_8t, Phone. Lost And Found 5 at 2 o'clock Monday. brown ear, Name, Main St., Room 33. Lost has BOSTON BULL~— Al white hut “Spot”’ Return Reward. fraternity pin, p Resse-Leland's store and Return to Herald Office, tween Hill, Grove Gold penknife In waiting room at thodes skating rink, Sunday evening, Pleass return to Room 117, Pro- Bldg. Reward. Stor¢ Announcements 7 STORE and fixtures for sale. below cost. Inquire 13, Brin, St. Wil be sold 463 Stanley THE 8huttle Meadow Grocery store |s open today for busincss. Wm. Pankonin, pro- hrlr»mr. uu) Shuttle Meadow Ave, LOCAL MAN RETURNS FROM WASHINGTON Jesse F. Atwater in the Capital City at the Time of Knickerbocker Theater Disaster—Not in Theater. Jesse 1 Atwater, manager at the American Hardware corporation, returned from Washing- ton, D. C., last evening. He had rep- resented the Connecticut Manufactur- ers’ association at the hearing of tHe interstate commerce commission. Mr. Atwater was in Washington at the time of the Knickerbocker the- ater disaster, aithough he was unable to reach the scene of the catastrophe because of the traffic tie up. Mr. At- water said that the efforts of the fire apparatus to reach the scene was the first indication to down-town people in Washington that something was wrong. He said that this was about 9 o'eclock and the snow was still falling heavily, there being about two feet on the ground at this time. Later news of the disaster reached the down town section, but due to the traffic tieup transportation and the weather few people ventured | to go to the scene. The story of hu- man suffering and violent death, heroic work of the rescuers is replete with interest as told by Mr. Atwater. The building in which the Inter- state Commerce Commission hearing was held was an 11-story structure. The shock of the earthquake was re- corded in various parts of the coun- try on Tuesday, causing the building to tremble for 8 to 10 scconds, Mr. Atwater said. HAD NO PERMIT TO COLLECT GARBAGE Berlin Man Didn't Know He Was Violating Law—Theft Cases Go Over to Saturday. John Millski, a Berlin farmer, was fined $5 and costs for collecting gar- bage without a permit, and judgment was suspended on a charge of hitch- ing a horse within 15 feet of a fire hydrant. Millski was arrested Tuesday by Policeman Clarence lanpher. [The accused had tied his horse near a hydrant on Main street. He had two barrels of garbage in the wagon which he had collected in the north end of the city. John explained to the court that he was not aware that there were laws covering either of the two offences. Stanley Olescevicz for parking his car more than 40 minutes in a re- stricted section of Church street, paid a fine of $3. A continuance until Saturday morn- ing was granted In the cases of Carl China and Fred Coswell, charged with the theft of of automobhile parts to tie value of $48 from Mayrice Stenzel. 10 HOLD BANQUET Bishop Tierney Assembly, Knights of Columbus Plans For Celebration On Washington’s Birthday. At a meeting of Bishop Tierney As- sembly, fourth degree Knights of Columbus, last night, the committee in charge of the banquet and ball on Washington's birthday at the Kiks' home, made a report. Rev, William A. Downey, of Hartford, formerly of this city, will be the principal speech- maker, The committee has extended an in- vitation to all local young men who have entered the priesthood, to be the guests of the assembly on the occa- sion. The affair will be strictly an informal one. UNDERGOES AN OPERATION William W. Hanna, who has been a patient at the New Britain general hospital for the past few weeks, un- derwent an operation this morning. Drs. E. J. Dray and G. W. Dunn, per- formed the surgery. ‘avorable re- ports were received this afternoon of the condition of Mr. Hanna. BUICK, bargiin Main 8t, cars are 19017 at Phone sold." G-passengoer touring aulek sale, (. A, 2760, “Where car, Bence, BUICK, 1019 G-passenger. Bquipped with sot of practically new cord tires and mechanically perfect, . A, Bence, Maln St. Phone 2760, Wi cars are sold,” BUICK, 1919, 5-passengoer all good very good and med Bence, 18 Maln 8t Good Used Cars Aro touring car, hanically perfect. Phone 2750, Hold," 18] 5 18 2 ipice ro good used Tires many extras; top and upholstery /\uln,w——TluI Seryie BUSINES. lhlrlwr- \[4 RVICL I|nlnlr4-~- \ln.w-um- 18 motor TANT SERVICE-—HAV IN AMERICA'S MO CAR? THE HO 'OOLED CAR, 2379, YOU RiD. COMFORT- 5 IMPROVED HAVE 1T AR AT CALL cond) For want good TAXI SERV- A 1 good used Y Garages for rent, In the reet, §5 per month, roar of 41 Telophone Storage for 6 o dividually, at 1 & cars, collect Arch Servic 1 BUICK, 1918, 7-passenger touring first-clags condition in cvery wi glve good service, See this « A. Bence, 18 Main 8t, Phone g0od used curs are sold, car. r today. 0, 18 in ¢ and will o “Where AUTOMORI rebutiding, made liko Works, 17 repalving and hrolen ridiators gland Radiator Phone §60, ADIATOT Frozen or New B Main, CADILLAC, 7 passenger. A-1 condition, reasonable offer refused, Herald Offic, No Address Box 25, RS~ LOOK LUORT touring car. Watts, Conn. Light n & good condition, Power ('o. time only mring car top $30 with plate HUDSON, 1922, denionstralor. milery Many extras, New tire Attractive prive for quick sale, I, Motor Sales Corp., 155 Klm ephone 731, Th st enger ‘chruary 1st. fellow will HUPMOBILE 1921-—4-pa be ready for sule abou us at once or the other it. City Service Station, corner Hartford Ave. Hupmobile cars, HUPMOBILE, ing car. Almost Act at once It you have heen looking for. City Station, Stanley Street, corner Avenue. Hupmobile curs. 1021—Five-passenger new and is i you want just the coupe. Will See et Stanley Btreet, tou bargain. car Service Hartford . touring top $32.50. Plate glass in ter tops §15 and up, 1L in and see the material we are gly Ing at above prices, All materials workmanship guaranteod. Al kinds auto bodies repaired and upholstered, kinds of hody work. W. WALSH AUTO TOP HOLSTERING €O, LM NEAR SEYMOUR 2649, of Al & UP- D PHO FEBRUARY 2, 1922, Bl"\lNES QERVICE‘ Moving, Trucking, Baggage BHAMPOOING and massaging, BORID treatment, murccl manlcuring. Work done n telle V. Barkman, 527 W . WAVING, lenna Acientifc waving and your honie Main, ‘Tel, manjeu shampooing, pack, halr dye- Lucille Heauty Tel, 648, 19 1K h! Have W, Charles Heh 1185+, halrdressing, halrbobbing, sago, Parisieano Ing, Vielet Ruy treatment hop, 269 Maln 8t. Top l\ulmlnz and Contract DON'T walt for the s your mason work done mason coutractor, Phone on your shingling benver hoard ¢ Stanley St ROOFING -~ 8ave Job, Speciulty Heisler, | monoy on ngn 613 4 20 APPLIANCES of all kinds sold. Electrical Nxtures sold and installed. Wiring esti- mates given and wiring installed, | ing done on your old fixtuics and ap- pliances. Anderson Electil 260 and 269 Main 8t., up one flight. Phone 519, > for private and Lusiness hounes Your order solicited carly 1o avoid spring rush, Eddy Awning & Docotating Co, Phone 10134, BETTER : malke 10 tor s bu BRITAIN § CUTRCIH PIIONIE 804, Furniture rial and ST MAKIN kind Al Kkind: Day & eplione CABIN any ma style desired. sample | Arch 8t. FHOTOGRAPHER - Wil go any city for all styles of photo . Hall, Dickinson Drug, vlace hy, 330. in Calj SIGNS-— Lot and vehic low. J. (‘ohn, ering done on windows, hoard Work guaranteed and prices 32115 Main St Willard Simmons, BATTERIE] §tora ge, 167 Areh he “Still sales and service, “t. Phone 2245, Better See MAXWELL, 1920 5-passenger touring All new tires, looks fine and in cluss condition in every respect. . Bence, 18 Main St. Plione 2 good used carg are sold." car, first- A “Where CARS washed, polished, ofled Authorized Simoniz Service Auto Laundry, Iear 103 W. TRACTS on heavy % ton light and just overhauled, OVERLAND tires, ker. delivery A G gand Haw- neral overh: and live stor and Truck St. Phone OVERLAND DELIVERY by vacity. Tires all good. .Just . A. Pence, 18 Main Strect “Where good used cars are sold. of 1,000 Tel. ca- overhauled, 2750 AND, 1918, club_ roadste m pical condition, The L Co. Inc. “A Reputable Cone Lincoln and West Main Sts. Country o Motor Corner o, CYLINDER GRINDING— UDEBAKER, ger tourin if desi ter, 193 year. 1916, 4 cyiinder, 7 rw paint, price $200. . A big bargain. M. Irving | Arch St. This is a Studel passen- Terms iker and general overhauling. Worl guaranteed sonable, and prices 1917 STUDEBAKER, 6 cylinder, 7 ger tourin $260, Jester, 193 yea Terma Af desired. M. Arch St. pas- good meshanical condition. Irvirg This is a Studebaker THE H. & B. MFG. 31 WEST MAIN PHONE 11%5-c. co., SLITTLE SIX" coupe; and looks good. BUICK pertect; new {1 mechanical- Low STORAGE and reel nut BATTERIES tg o Phone 1418 —-Bxide Batteries and servic your old battery for a 1 allowance, A. G. Hawker. aw dents, and Bros., RADIATORS RIPAIRE moved from auto bod cores | led. Hulquist Jan fend 107 Arch Priming Plugs T . CHAMPION casy starting, 8 Chestnut Minute only §1.00. Phone 141 r of Auto; entire ou STOP LIGHTS for r fit only $2.75, T. . Phone 1418-2. H. make Cogswell e Cogswell, 8 Chestnut Tel. 1326-3. RADIATOR rey export in this wi and other impertec your auto body a guaranteed. “Service Becker, Corbin Plac iring and rehuilding b Have those dents, ja ons removed 1 fenders; satis is Our Aim, Phone 553, an It} from ction 0. TIRES—We carry a full line of Fisk and Grow tires. izing Works. P, M'Carthy, Main St., Phone 1091-3. Prop. st Firestone, West End Vulean- 399 ) City Items Hear “Gypsy Blue advt. per at 6:30. Robert aton, lector, has trar Gierymski, a zone deput ford office, to this city. has been transferred from office to Hartford. Court No. 76 I of A. will night at Court Iriendly Hall, street at 7:30. An ferred Stanley John the Meyers of 24 have taken out a Miss Margaret street, a widow, cense to wed. Victor records, Pierce & Co.—advt. February., . at the Center chu losis Relief society, six Infants' | ette sets and 633 packages of surg cal dressing for Assoclation. A month’s day morning at St. the late Ifred Engel. The members of Stella lodge will meet Emily J. Fairbanks. Members leave the center on the 2:10 troll The Rebekah service wifl be held. arrived at the home of Mr. and Mr: M. H. yvesterday afternoon. at Morans.— The regular meeting of the Order of the Amaranth will be held in Masonic hall Friday evening at 7:45. There will be a social in the afternoon and sup- internal revenue col- F. y at the Hart- Kenney lTocal meet to- Church entertainment has been provided for after the meeting. alter Zinna of 406 Main street, and Beaver li- L. The result of the Communty Sewing th was as follows: Ten sets of pajamas for the Tubercu- the Visiting Nurse mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at 8 o'clock Satur- Peter’s church for Rebekah at the Fairview ceme- tery chapl tomorrow afternoon to at- tend the funeral of past resident Mrs. An eight and a haff pound gucs Johnson of Hamilton strect late broken S0c a stoum pipe and bent frames; carbon burnt out, eylinder. HARDWARE CITY W 18 WINTHROP PHONE 56 DING CO. . — DO 1T NOW!—Take for gencral overhs per lour. Best cquip West Main your car to repair arsons’ Town of Greenwich I In Fear of Bankruptcy Greenwich, Conn., Iech, “Keep down expenses or we will all be bank- rupt,” was the slogan at a town by 8§00 voters and taxpayers. A resolution offered by Judge William 1.. Tierney that action relative to con- struction of sewers for the Coscob section of the town be deferred until December, 1925, w unanimously carried, A resolution was adopted that an exchange he made between the town and the I beth Milbank Anderson « ate for a small tract of land in order to clear up a legal point. Another resolution’ that three small schoolhou in outlying di tricts not in use be sold at public or; private sale was lost. Poughkeepsie Women Are Now Going Armed Poughkeepsie, 1Feb, 2 Announce- ment was made today that a number of women iding in the eastern sec- tion (lf.hn city are to arm them- solves a3 protection agatnst attacks in the streets. This action follows the holding up of Miss Anna T. Kitchell, sociate professor of English at V it college, and two other women by m unknown man. The women say they will apply for W N I Kinds CE that of picture different kinds of moulding, this week, Diplomas framed finish, Only one dollar. Ar we are e ng ¢ to do Irnm 100 for in_ misston de Studio. TRUCKING & BTORAGE EXPERT MOVING, | PACKING, CRATING AND SHIPPING, EITHER BY RAIL OR TRUC BEST EQUIPPED IN THE JOR LOCAL AND Lo, TANCE FURNITURE MOV CITY Drs NG, INTER-URBAN TRANBF BTORAGE PHONE# 2000 & MARBH, MGR. 18715 MAIN, A 2002 backnches and | wrace and style, POKLUTE CRUKCY ar well ax loss of Spencer Supporting Corset will cary faulty posture. Mrs. Mack D. Ilall, 1t Registered Spencer Corsetiere, 72 §t. Phone 3 ARE YOU AWARE of (he wonderful pos- sibilities awalting development within you? Congult Truth Councilor ritunl Paychologist, 11 Buclingham (near Mi ) Martford Conn. S s ny of ¢ h POULTRY and fount and oll Co., Park ROAR 1 Delivered Pinches B MEA’ il wm burning Horses, Vehicles Good ame Article “loracy Ight A Glants for et Maple ane cockerel il fooders incubators, conl ekl Tiros . vonnection. | an BUPPLIY Ains, Bucke: 100 Higelow & & MERCHANDISE = S s Musical Instruments PIANO-Mahogany upright, Wonderful reduction, Kasy 1. Androws, 401 Arch Bt, 1 Hrand payments, make and 1, Widens standard W Abo cach, ¥ for 8be, RECORDE double d all on nale at er's, 138 Main Another lot made German violins, fore $12, now reduced to §5, B, R, R, Arcade NE-—-Well y sold wt anstein, 1 Jew tced, $9.00 and Arcade and \\nlvlu<-~. Diamond; Guatar 1o, WRIST up. WATCHES Himberg & Maln it —Articles to iln: (] 0 Wante Allve or turday, rl arensed. | Rabert CUICKENS 1iday or rlin, Conn 1,000 to 1,400 lonk ‘e over, 503 workers o and better prices now for your papers. Also men's second and (urniture, Lo Zeld Phone §16- JUNK-We pay old rugy and hand clothes 151 Oak 8t TYPEWRITER - Socond-hand, Horald pay A])m‘ll!ll'nl'v nnl 'lrnoxm‘nu IERCHANDISE I‘m" ~uh-v st 1’!‘ conditic Inquire 4 new. 151 WILLIN foliding Aulre at FILE clal grade Repairing and Piano Tuning TRO PLATING -~ ) Matteo & Co, 3 Broad St., Plainville, MATTRESSES, lox springs, cushlons, pil- lows, etc., made over equal to new and returned same day. Upholstering. Hard- ware Clty’ Buddlig Co, 80 Tremont 8. l’lmn» 31 EDUCATIONAL $31.50. A Street. WARDRORE chnirs 14 Tusiness and Office Lquipment PIANO and irth 8 W N ataal file. commer Price only 66 Church all t-drawer lotter dkina Printing DIAGRAPH lead or hureh offi e dozen, Excellent 0. 8 gross 86 grav per ool Adhing WPrinting t. Feed and Fucl HARD, order, LR Ing New Britain. cut any length to 8mith. Phone 155-2, Woob, J. 1ED quire D, Dancing Teachers 3 at Graham's Open by ap- DANCING--Learn dancing achool, 201 pointment. Phone. | dancing Main St by feoding Purl Chowder. us today. Arch 8 1121-3_an more money. Get hoth « Hen Chow and Chicken results guaranteed. Sec Rird & Iced Co., 105 ttle Meadow. Dhones Retter TR a 8644, old away at a CAN REPAIR amp or stand _you have into a serviceable electric lamp i that stored and refin meeting held here last night attended | and P, moderate cost. Work called for . Phoenix Specialty Company, de —We clean every New Britain Window Main_ St. Tel. 385 (8 the sun. ‘0., 88 W, Dressmaking and Millinery GET your pillow cuses, tahlecloths, kins, scarfs and all other linen hemstitehed at Ginsburgh's ress ing Shop, 19 Walnut St. Phone 383- nap- goods PLAIN reasonable. Chureh SEWING—Very 8t., second floor, Instrumental and Vocal TIANO LESSONS—F. ¥. Harmon. Studlo room, 316 Rooth's block, I can accom- modate A few more students. PIANO Stanl TEACHER, 543 Streei. E\IPI OYMENT Holp—Agon(a “‘nmed Miss Alice Starr, Telephone 122- 40 yYou MAN on Traveling expenses 39A, Hernld pecial advertisng worls, paid. Address Box Footwear and Clothing GLOVE port, value, ply fin gel 5 Regulation otor trans- il kauntlet, $4 Army & Navy Sup- 8t. gor, all buck, ling at $1 6 Church RUBBEQRS, brand, ov sizes and this weat Mortelliti, rubber boots, “‘Ball ershoes, for working men, guaanteed. Will help you her. Lowest prives In town. 86 Church St. Band'" All in Joe SHOES of leather, & Navy where from far Supply Co., proved curability, selling any- $1.95 up to $3.95, all solid dress, work or play. Army 56 Church Help—Men Wanted 1 Dyeing and Cleaning DRY CLEANING, repairing. Imported and domest fur men's clothes, B, Nelson, Mun St. Phone 501 pressing and woolens 58 West FRENCH MEN'S CLOTHES— Dry cieaned, repaired to look like ne: iigh grade men's tailoting our special YE LONDON SHOP, CALL COR. M & MAIN STS. Cleaning and price P SILVER, *9 WASHINGTON PI Rear of United Cigar fl(\l 50¢ ible PRESSID, re- ing at SUIT! i 24 Insurance—All Kinds princi- We hich AUTOMOBILE INSURANC pal line. Our service represent Hartford means no delay in ¢ This you can absolutely Banking & Realty Co., bk Phone ur build- insured ? 1450, INSUR value, ANCE-—Conslder 3 Is it sufliciently PARKER & DE kind of Insurance Policy Be sure you are Insurcd, what you want and we Main Dickinson Bldg. show you a Perfection New England Mutual Co., Boston, Mass, 1 Hritain, Conn. offer you any that s written, best s it, 193 2026, Policy. Life Main me Croun, urance New ervice and Insurance Ph NES OF tion. Commel ' INGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block. LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, MAIN ST. Britain_and_Hartford. Telephone New them without hesitation if occasion arises. N of forty men sedrched the art of the city today for the of Miss l(\t(‘hr‘H. Penna. Raxhoad Will Advertise in C New York, Ieh, The vania Railroad company is to sell advertising space in cars and ferry boats as a raising revenue from all sources. This is regarded forerunner to general rallroad movement to utilize hitherto uncon- sidered items as an antidote to cur- tailing earnings resulting from the thin traffic during 1921, Thomas I McCiain is handling the matter for the Pennsylvania. use IS Pennsyl- planning passenger means of available as the Ninoty per cent of the devastated area in Krance is now restored to cul- tivation. Sodium iodide has been adminis- ROY Russell Tiros., to work In store Saturdays. 301 Main St, BRICKYARD FOREMAN- thoroughly experience charge of well-known, yard In western Mass. produce results and willing to invest momo money for substantial interest i the business. Write, giving full details, to Box Herald Ofice. High grade, man to take up-to-date brick- Must be able to drive truck. App! under- tock- CHAUFFEUR to stand some repairing. well Ave., New brita Must FACTORY SUPERINTENDENT.must have knowledge of lovk ranufacturing, cut- tng production cost, Increasing output and handling and hiring of men. Moder- ate salary at start, excelient opportuni Out of town position. State salary e pected. Give references. Address Box 19W, Herald Office. Reliuble to sell shrubs, trees, plant Permanent, weekly pay. Write for terms, Guaranty Nursery Co., Rochester, N. Y. maker wanted. Apply to Company, Whiting § METAL pattern P. J. Flannery PHARMACIST, Registered, weekly. Box 23D, Herald, for spare time, the New 1y SMAN who !s acquainted with and confectionery trade in Britain and surrounding territory. Hustler, Box 20, Herald. SALE over 16 years of age with to work in drug store. _Box MAN education ess Herald YOUNG Help—Women W cent ton Cloth OVERCOATS of excellent reduction. quality while you w 63 Church per . Bos- St Pay ing Store, of our at $1. ers, ho Supply (' UNDERWBAR—We regular ry and underwea are making a special $1.95 luxury union suits reductions on all sweat- . Atmy & Navy Sharp , 66 Church St. Household Articles 63 | BEAVE 3 und 4 rooms, ALCIT ST, Apartine cater, Inquire s renovated, Gas, b on premises. Tel, 1567 tenement, 8. BT, a month 113~ Thres Inquire on ruon 10 Four roor tenement, all tmprovements; on jitney on premises. Phona 1489, — Section, Flve room tenement, provements, steam h 202 Hunm Inquire LOCS very desirable steam heat furnished. W, Tel. 151, 12 ALLY voom flat; Hatch Co,, Tenement of six reoms. ents. Inquire on premises. Five room tene- modern improvements. Apply Tel. 785, e e . AVE, 6 ANl improy LRANSTO] ment, all J. J. Donahu GARDEN ST. 85—Five room tenement, third floor. Inquire second floor. e GLIN ST, 137 Four room tenement, Im- provements. Rent $18. Inquire 153 North Street. i ———— e HART 8T., 83—Four room tenement, &ll Improvements, Inquire on first floor. - T ST, 52 - modern; adults. ce room flat, first floor; Phone Hartford 6-1621. N six room bungalow. Also oom tenement. Inquire 19 Bra 2112, NEW MODI W five loy St. PARK ST,-Flve room tenement, with all convenicnces, Phone 1271 R PLEASANT ST, 144—Four good base- ment rooms, $10. Inquire on premis e e WALNUT ST, 21—Tenement of 9 rooms, steam heat, electricity and all other mod- ern improvements. Call $83-12 or 548-5 Teucment of 3 rooms, Rent reasonable. Inquire at 8t., city For Rent TER § andition. 248 Chestnut 70 One with tenement in rear. TWO STORES Denuzze, 430 West Main Tnguire Peter street, m— ANTIQUE Upholster Grafe, M New and sacond-hand furniture bou, 0ld at your own prices. and stored, Furniture FURNITURE ing and all and repairing bought kinds of 1ur kinds of 67 Arch i) Exchange, a1 St., 0 OP! or VERY AT A WE 1S MOVING FROM 510 MAIN OR OUR ST. Rl REDDIN PETS AND Hc ARTIC 009 1T_TO DON'T YOU. _FOR "WE MOVE T THE AIN ST., BABY CAR practi 8 ally Parkmore St. and at xcellent condition Phone 2105 or call RIAG new. RP! el Co., sp. 49 ¥ ST SWEEPE wial at srand ity Rapids Bis- s Hardware Main 8 GIRL, night. Apply at Fox's for ushering at theater. Phone 62 GAS HEAT Three burner. 9. LR~ or Nearly new. LADY to assist in caring for invalid lady. Telephone 66-12. NDANTS—Women Privilege Apply be- of 400 NURSES AND ATT: tween the ages of 19 and 40. course in training school. Washin . _Martford, Help—Men or Women school Teachers CHL cont —~Ten rural, waiting. Northampton, five Iligh Natjonal Mas: ts Situations Wanted—Men 41 very ephone reus RANG fine Buell condition, st. Tel- Clark-Jewell, onable, $20; 51 1956-5 in good part. Street. HOUSEHOLI Condition, Cheap if taken at once. furniture for four rooms, all Will =ell whole or in 188 Jubilee PYR teed and cooking pan: Hardware s a big variety, 10% discount. Maln St. guaran- selling at ¢ 4 1, VACUUM |2 per UR or house man. han would like position. furnished, Write to Herald, CHAL Young co ored erence 9AA. Box BOOKKEEPER SSISTANT, typist or clerk, recently graduated from Business college. Balary proposition not considered, P. O. Box 876, MIDDLE AGED clerical work neat and a Post Office. rellable American wants Writes a_good hand, is urate, Address “Clerk,” Good ref- | rented, and re- CLEANERS—E 1y, Cleaners for Plho! trf MACHINE t dri ) tor \h'nlmn(lhi‘ at lh(‘ \!(Irl‘\ SHOP equipmet 1l press, milling i Address P Consisting of machine, el 0. Box 413, 65 HAGS—We hags, selli £25 each Church Walrus at 56 few genulne o 10 clsewhere & Navy Supply C have ng at Army a sold. | | MAYBE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE t and | addition to great increage In vour rent, you have been forced to move, much A your wishes. Why suffer “uch things to happen to you again? See ‘A. Gorhacl, Booth’s Bloc in Bldg. and Business Prop. BUILDING with two stores and ment" for sale. Jas. J. Fitz- nsington, Conn. Houses For Sale BRICK £ix room t MADISON ST.—Six room cottage, & bar- Eain, $4,000 and casy terms. W. L. Hatch Co., 20 West Main St. Phone 181 ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS [ -—Large, light, alry room, of bath. Very convenient. Pri- Second floor. Call evenings. Rooms I'or Rent ARCH ST, 231 with use vate family. {3—Large, sunny, front room, Jadios or man and wife. Board Fhone 585-3. GRAND for two it desired, GROVE HILL, Large, furnished front room, electric light, hot water heat, bath, telephone. Board if desired. Phone 2604, S desiontecte Sty ieb Al MAIN® ST., 214—Single furnished stebm heated rooms. Apply 214 Main 8t. GRS A L T MAIN ST., 163--Two large, alry rooms on the second floor. Steam heat, tricity and running water, as office or living rooms. Btar Real Es- tate & Insurance Co., 163 Main Stree Phone §05-2 MONROE gas and electric three room 3 light. Inquire on_premises. 92 120 —Wanted, rates. Mrs. table COMMET s, Hannah hoare Olson,, asonabl floor. (noice of meats, pie and All home cooking. Jack's 100 Chestnut St, Wanted— Board Or Lodging 98 Situations Wanted—Women amily, 41 POSITION as cook In private refercnces, In ity or country. nerton St., first floor. with Con- WOMAN wants to do washing and ironing at home. Call at 140 Glen 8t., third floor, city. YOUNG WOMAN wan do general to tored as a prophylactic in goiter with permits to carry revolvers and will niarked results. adults. St. Tel. Rest ref- 2085-3. housework erences. i family, Write 4 Lilac CMON 0UT AN I waren For ' EROUNDHOG . ) FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS NAW, T 6OTTA Go T ScHool GROUNDHOG \WHEN |F HE SEES HIS SHADOW WELL A Waity Matter BUT T'PAY'S DAY WSH T DIDNT HAFTA @ T' HAVE COLD WEATMER FOR S1X 45| DRY Lowest p Hardware BATTERI coll City “Red town, 3¢ 49 E. Main 8t Seal” dry rice 1 each. room for two in west end of 2 Herald. BOARD and city. Apply Box LUGGAGE lining, wd at $4.76. Church S British placing A vantage. with waterproof while they last supply Co., 58 Cowhide bags th at least $10, Army & Navy competition i Bolivia is merican goods at a disad- BY BLOSSER SAY, FREQULES — CANT YA GET TH GROUNDHOG T WAIT TILL cnmn «.m LL(:AL NOTICES Court of Prohate holden . at New Britain, within and for the District of Bers lin, in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut on the 3lst day of January 11982, sont, Bernard F. Gaffney, Judge, state of lizotta Berg, late of New Brite i, in sald district deceased, Upon the potition of Minnie C. Harris of 334 Whaley Ave, New Haven, Conn., praying that Letters of Administration Qiay granted on sajd estate as per ap- plication on file more fully appears, it Is Ordered—that &ald application be heard Ad determined at the Probate Office, in w Britain, In sald district, on the 6th of IFebruary, A. D., 1922, at 2 o'clock in and that notice be given of [ the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by pub- |1ishing this order in _some newspaper pub- | tished in said New Britain, having a cir- culation in said district, and by posting & copy thereof, on the public signpost in the Town of New Britain, {n said district, and by mailing a copy to all heirs at law and to Henry P. Roche, Atty, and Wm. B. Martin, and return make, BERNARD F. At da the afterioon, GAFFNEY, Judge. BURGLAR SCARE? A telephone message was received at the police headquarters late Tast night from Edward Meshken of 27 Hart street, stating that someone was in the cellar of the house. Patrolman James McCabe investigatet, but could find no traces of anyone having been there. According to Greek legend, the founder of the first medical schoel was Chiron, the centaur.