New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 9, 1922, Page 11

_— A | THE HERALD 1 “WANT ADS” Alpnabetically Arraumed For Quick and Ready Naference, LINE RWATEY FOR CONSKRCUTIVE INLERTIONS NG I ARy, Anye. . Ays inye, 1 Mne 1 line luw line linw linw line 81,60 Rates Upou Application Coant & werdy to & lina 1t lines tu 0 Inch, Miutmun: Apace, § Tin Minimu Fook Charg No Ad, Acoopted After 1 Clarsified Page ou Samo Day, i 7 Accopted Over the Telaphone For lonco of (natomern, Cail 925 And A "Want Ad" Opersior, 15 Cents, P, M, For ANNOUNCEMENTS & pp— b DESICNS and flowers for all oc- anniversaries, parties, banquets, funerals, etc 1 “ilower 1116, Volz Floral Co, 90 Went Main 8t, — R — SAY 1T WITH FLOWERS for all ocva- slona, wreaths, cut ploces, ete. weddings, Dirthdays, funersls. Welch's Flower Shop, 89 West Main St. Phone, S e Lost And Found BROWN LEATHE! torbury and New turned to Herald Lafef bag bhetween Wi Britaln, Reward if re- Ofce, LOST— Pocketbook, containing tickets, erator's llcense, large aum of money. ward, Phillp W. Morse, 20 Hroad Plainville, SEAL MUFI nesday afternoon. Take §t Reward, [ e e e GEN. SMUTS MAY BE ASKED TO ARBITRATE (Continued Trom First Page). e, ean army members are taking place at many points along the border of Fermanagh and Monaghan' where a score of specials were captured under threats of shooting by the raiders. His tale of wounded 18 a long one but he gives no total. The T.ondon morning newspapers including those most friendly to Irish nationalism severely condemn the kid- nappings which the writers fear will prevent the pacification of Ireland, and shatter the hopes based on the Anglo-Trigh treaty. z Griftith Sees Premier. Arthur " Griffith, president of the Dail Fireann went to Downing’ street early today and conferred with Prem- fer J.loyd George and Austen Cham- berlain, government leader in the house ¢f commons regarding the kid- nappings. TLater the premier pre- sided at a conference of the cabinet officials, 4 Mr. Griffith expects to return to Dublin tenight. op- R S8t., x'a theater Wed- return to 86 lost at I Please 2 O’Duffy’s Statement. Dublin, Feb. 9.—(By Associated P A I Auto And Truck Agencies TUPMOBILE CARS -~ Clty Bervice Btation, Martford Ave, und Bian M, motor o Autos Al BUICK, 1918, T-pnssengor (o frat-clans condition In every way and wil! glvo good rvice, Eee this car today. A. Bence, 18 Main Bt, Phone 2760, “Where Kool uged cars are sold." d 'Triks For Salo BUICK, 1019, 6-passenger touring car, Tires a1l good, muny oxtras; top and upholstery vory good and mechanically perfect, ¢, A, Nence, 18 Main 8t, Plone 2760, "Whera Good Used Cars Are Sold." BUICK COpP: A-1 condition throughout, [tun less than 000 miles, ‘Phis car looke and acts lke now. Price . l‘umuw €, A, Wence, 18 Main Bt. Pho 2760, ' Where good used cars nre znm 1019, In CLOSED CAR--8ee us about a real, har galn In a wlightly used cur, Wi, W, Al len Co,, Hungerford Court. DODGE BROS, car, See th 1910, G-passenger touring ear now, It'w a bargain. (' Hence, 18 Main 8. Phono 2780, “Where good used cars are sold.” FORD TRUCK--One ton und in condition, Prico only $150. B, Ok St. Phone 51514, ) very good Cutler, 22 FORD—8mith form. A truck In good run- ning condition, Good tires, - $200 cash takes {t. Auto Repair Co., 538 Kast Maln St, Phone 2016-3, HUDSON, 1918 touring car, Tires ure al- most ndw, just repainted, and I8 mechin- feally perfoct, Car can be bought for $825, M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. “This 18 u Btudebaker yoar, HUDSON, 1021 spaedater, In fine conditjon throughout, Has been driven but 5,000 miles, Looks good, has many extras and selling at A very attractive figure, 8. & . Motor Sales ('m, 155 Elm St. Tel- ephone 731, MARMON, 191, 7-passenger touring car. Newly painted and fn excellent condition. We will guarantee |t The Lash Mo Co, Tne, West Main 8t. Phone 382, Reputable Concern.'” MAXWELL, 1920 §-passenger touring car. All new tires, looks fine and in firats class condition In every respect, (. A, Berice, M8 Main 8t. Phone 2750, “Where good used cars are sold 1919 sedan. Thix car has ully and at that miles. Just repaint- OLDSMOBILE, always heen driven ca only n few thousand ed, upholstery looks new and the engine and tires are ilent, 1t can he hought for $850. See thix car now. M. Trving Jester, 193 Arch St. OVERLAND touring. overhauled, tires e tionally low. C'. A. Rel 2750. “Where Good Used ( Just repainted and ellent, price excep- . 18 Main. Phone rs Are Sold."” OVERLAND DEVLIVERY of 10000 1o, o -pacity. Tiros ull good. .Just overhauled C. A. Bence, 18 Main Street. Tel. 2750 “Where gd used cars are sold ton ca- excellont A G OVERLAND light delivery of cacity. Truck looks good, tires and can he bought Hawker, Elm St. 8 right. Vis car will is an ex- glve good Arch St [0 1014 touring ra lent bargain at $9 service, M. Irving J “This is a Studebaker y STUDEBAKER, 1019 sedan. This car is good In every way and must he seen to be appreclatéd. Price is only $1050. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. “This is a Studebaker year.' Press.)—@Qwen O'Duffy, chief of staff of the Irish republican army, has is- sued this statement: “That there should be spontaneous and determined action in Ulster is not sprprising. The patience of our peo- ple there has been sorely tried lately by continued raids, arrests and tor- tures inflicted upon them by agents of the northern government. “The majority of thosé in prison in Belfast and Derry are suffering be- cause® they carried out my orders while I was liaison officer—to pro- tect the lives and property of Catho- lic civilians from the ravages of Or- ange mobs when those who are en- trusted with law and order refuse to give protection’.’' The statement con- cludes: ‘Wants Men Released. “let the northern government im- mediately release our prisoners. We have shown by our actions our de- sire to have peace; let the north show by similar actions that they desire to have peace. Granted this, none will believe there would be difficulty in finding a common ground.” A feeling of “concern and regret’” by Premier Craig of Ulster over the raids “will be shared by every friend of Irish peace,” says the Trish Times this morning. ‘“These siootings and seizures were heartbreaking aets of folly and wickedness. The situation may be saved yet and all good Irish- men ought to lend aid. “The provisional government must try to appreciate Ulster's feelings of anger and resentment, and Premier Craig must make every poasible al- lowance for the provisional govern- ment's difficulties. It has worked in many directions but has not yet been able to establish real authority; it has not had time to replace the British machinery of law and order with ma- chinery of its own. Frontier Guarded Belfast, Feb. 9.—(By/ the Assoclated Press)—Ulster's frontier was virtually iine of steel today, following the raids yesterday In which many union- ists were kidnapped. From Portadown, County Armagh, to Bellek on the Fer- managh-Donegai border, forces of specinls were on guard as well as lieavy contingents of the regular con- ptabulary. Jt was esthinated that 5,000 men were engaged in poiicing the line. 'Mhe forces began to move toward the border yesterday following news of the ruids. - The roads leading south- ward fromn Delfast today presented; acenes of activity, motor trucks and armored cars bearing the so-called “A” and “B" specials toward the bor- der. Accompanying them were other Prucks with stores and ammmunition. High Tension Prevails ITgh tengion prevalls at all points.; Mtrangers iraveling through the six; unties are subject to the closest| sorutiny and in some cases are halted and interrogaied. No communication was possipla with Knnisidilen teday in consequence .of the wiras from thia city being cut. Col. Wickham, commanding the Ul-’ ster Ypecials has recelved a communi- cation from Dublin Castle stating that: the provisionai government is send. 1ng specal officers to investigate thnl #itnapping. i e mumber of men hsld captive! ' 7-pass. touring: Price is new and is in A-1 M. Irving Jester is a Studebake / STUDEBAKER, 1916, is only $250. Paint condition ' throughout. 193 Arch St. “This year." NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 'l‘llUl-:SI)AY., FEBRUARY 9, 19 OISTS AUTOMOBILES 1biles Wanted Auty FORD ROADSTER, coupe or touring car Must bo in goed condition, Twelephone BT 13 Now Ts the Time To Remove Your C 92 ar From Storage Long Knou o To (iive !t"[‘hat Spring Overhauling, Painting, Upholstering or General Repairing. Read Classification 17 and Getethe Best Service Men in Town. BUSINESS Business Service SERVICE _EDUCATIONAL MERCHANDISE » Rendered Instrumental and Vocal a6 o A BIGNB~Let.oring done and vehicies, Work gu low, J, Cohin, 3211 Main on windows, aarante bourd d and prices LI TIIMMING and proning of trees, shrubs Have 25481 and grape vines, Himonwen, Tel it done now. H, « CITY TAXI SERVICE - HAVE DEN IN AMERICA'S MON ABLIZ GAR? MHE HOLMEN AIR-COOLED CAIL - WE GALL 2379, YOU RID- COMFOL IMF HAVE » TAXI—~When you want good TAXI SERV- 1CE, CALL 2 e s & tru tour Stan- K or 965 AUTPOIST We are now cquipped and prepared repute and generully overhaul any m; of ¢ Our raten low and our se iee und parts guars ). Bring in your eybnder grinding wutlsfaction. ", & B. 461 W P to AUTO OWNERS -1,0OKI! a short time only, pass, touring car top $30 with plate glass in rear. S 7 puss. tourk roa Roadster tops $15 and up. Call in and see the material we are Ing at above prices, All naterials workmanshlp guaranteed, Al kinds auto bodies repaired and upholstered. kinds of body work, J. W, WALSH AUTO TOP & U HOLSTERING CO., . T., NEAR SEYMOUR 349, % top $32.30, Plate glass in and of Al ~ AUTOMOBILE enteed and bodies made r 332 Park PAINTING - Al work prices reasonnble, to order, lsadoro St. Phone 576-13, guar. AUTOMORBILE RADIATOR repafving “and rébuilding. Frozen or broken radiators made like new. New England Radiator Works, 17 Main. Phone 860. § Willard Simmons, BATTERI Btorag, 167 Arch S-—-The i sales and sorvice 8t. Phone Bett See CARS waslied, pol Anthorized 8ima Auto Laundry, Rear hed, Service 03 W, ofled and greased. Sta. Clark's Main, 539-4. HARTFORD BAT Sales City ack i ERIE&— nd. Serv| crvice Station. harge Jatt Dept. dents, jams re- and fenders, Bros,, 107 Arch RADIATORS REPAIRED, moved from auto hodies cores installed. Hulquist Tel. 1326-3. GENKRAL CLEANING thing under the sun Cleaning ™o, 88 W, VARBONS TOOL Machine, tool and ing. Work guarant rates, Phone §80.2, PARBONR 50 WINST M al frames only $3,00 $10,00, WE el Klusw vime 87,00 Wa clean overy New Brituin Window Main St Tel, K38 ye ced work at Diya sink reasonihle FARAGE TAIN 14X20, With convex ABents charge for Arcade Studio, Dressmaking and Millinery ARCIL ST, NOVELTY 8HOF 0 Home-mude mprons Dresses made to order, Arcli St and dress aprons. T your pil 19, scarfs and all Lemetitched at Ginsb ing_Shop,_19_Walnut W cases CLEANING AND DY Whan your sult needs we are the only exe dyera in the city, NEW RRITAIN DRY ( 96 WEST MAIN, . tablecloths, other dinen goods urgh's Dross Pleat 8L Phone 8831 nap- MISSE MOORE--Teacher of plano, class or individual Inatruction. For rates apply o4 Washington 8t. Phone B PIANO TEACH Stanley Street, Misn Tolophone Allce 8 12213, ered ton Edson 8t CORD WO s livered, Tel. 104 North Bt, clty CORD WOOD -310 and 8 W per cord deliv- 39 Washing und Liegey, i 208 any Leon wed 344, ¥ Btudio accom- PIANO LESSONB Hurm, 0l room, $15 Booth's block, | u' madito A fow more stugents. EMPLOYMENT Help—Men Wanted A MAN of good Ing exparionce, the man whe Herald Office, char vith some A good hpportunity an qualify. Box il for 26X BARBER at on Steady James Buxso barhee shop. work, and Church collector, St Apply Singer Can use th ¢ men of nese and force (o work with Britain and surrounding ter the right twen 1 will offer positions with excellent e and bright future, Phone ppointment, or call § to 10 a 5:30 to 0 poom,, Room 109 donal buildin; earne: in New ry. To permanent muneration, 310 for r cleaning, 1 lushve e nember wers and LEANING CORP, 1323-3 ‘RENCH DRY CI repairing. Tniported for men's clothes, M.in St. Phone 501, B. NING, pressing and v8tic woolens 58 Wen: 1 doni Nelson, MIEN'S CLOTHES— Dry cleaved, 1 High grade men's tal YE LONDON SHOP, CALI COR. BLM SUIT pairing D, 3oc Ronuble PHILIP 8 9 WASHINGTC Roar of United at to lnok like new. loring our speclalty. 586-3 MAIN TS, Cleaning and re- : prices. ILVER, ON PIACE o pal line. O represent Hartford neans no delay in ad This you can abeolut Banking & Realty ( rvice 18 our princi- Is unsurpassed. We compani whicl ljustment of claims. y bunk on. Home ‘0., Phone FIRE INS ing's v Geo. URANCE-- Go e, Iy it Gans, §7 Wost W ENGLAND 87 Milk St., rs of Kaithful it, 173 Main o st Mufual Servi vaider your buil ufficiently Insured t Main St. Tel, 1489, Life Insurance Seventy-elght P. Crona, aton, PARK & DEMIN kind of Insurance Pol Be sure you are In what you want and Main 8t, Dickinson can offer you any licy that is written. sured. The best is we have it 103 Bldg. Tel. 2026, LORS-—8t e position 292 Muln St dy Murray, Tom Help—Women Wanted GIRL to"do housework, t if desired, Mre, Allen street nights a78 o o home A Phillips, GIRL for factory work, Must he at lc vears old and sicady and quick wo er. Address In own handwriting, Hox Herald, SAL ferred. Store, Expe od pre- Raphael's Dept. SLADIES wanted, The Bib Htore, WOMAN to take charge of Ladies 1 ty Shop. Write stating experience and salary wanted. Strictly confidential. Ad- dress Box 47Y, Hera Help—Mecn or W Ol!’;i'n 43 YOUNG men, wemen, over 17, desiring gov- ernment position, $130 monthly, write for free list of positions now open. J. Leon- ard, (former Civil Service Examiner). 843 quitable Bldg, Washington, L. ( Situations Wanted—Uiten 44 MIDDLE AGED clorical work. neat and aceu Post Office Box reliable American wants Writes n good hand, Address “Clerk,’ POSITION as truck driver chauffeur, ©an do own repairs. Phone Southington 176-2, uations Wanted—Women POSITION wanted by u young glrl, ag nurse aid, or light housework in a re- hor Pho S98-14. 45 QET all the ekgs rina Hen Chowder Britain Plione PPhono Or nird 121 3044 you can do It with Pu Purina Chicken chicks now N A4 Co, 105 Arch St huttle Meadow Ave,, ORY, oak an all longtl hono 685-1 nd chostnut wood, Cedar i, W. Miller, 51 Belden TE BIRCIH length, $12 B Dl Footwear 5 of fiwt o Wp or ki 6.00, Arm HUBBERS, brand, slzes and guara this weather. Lo Mortellitl, 80 Ch: rubl THING - We stock of winter fery, underwear coats and o hun prices than found anywhere, Church 8t Woon & Navy nverslions, 8 ol half cord, Hovomb, Falrview for fireplacos. $6 Lalf cord [T slcomlie, and Clothigg Regulation Army vegular valur 86 Church St 1ty, r “Ball Ba working men WL help you prices fn town, Bt. ho for nteed, )W oSt n All in Joo h our antire | of hos- ¥, caps, rain items, Lower annot be Btore, 56 sacrif] wpparel gloves, ndr pa 1 othar anking Army & Navy OVERCOATS . cont reduction. ton Clothing St SHOES of provod whero from §1 for dr 1 o xcellent quall Pay le you wo ore, Church 8t r, per Bos | durability, selling any up to $6.95, all solid work play. Army 56 * Apartments and Tenements [ ] ive room tenement with improvement Telephone HUELL all 1 AT, §0 modern all modern Im- without garage, CAMP BT, Five room provementa’ with or Fhone 15372, RALLY LOCATED, very dealrable five room fat; wtoam heat furnished. W. L. Hateh Co HART BT, §3-—Four room tenement, improvement Inguire on first floer. all LYONS ST, 115—Five room tenement, mods ern Improvements, Apply on premises, MAPLE BT, 24—Eix room tonement with all {mprovements. Apply 24 Muple Bt., downatulrs, NEW MODERN #lx room bung Alse ew five room tenement, Inquire 9 Brad- B Tel, 2112, 29 Tonement of four Inquire at NORTH GLEN 8T, rooms, mo improvementa, eenwood St 301 floor, §16 n month, Both cphone 174-23, St et JEASANT 8T, 144—Four good bases nt rooms, $10. Inquire on premises. SN ROOM rent, south end of city, $16 & th, Apply DeWitt A, Riley, 273 wsecond " oa Tel- Two month; have tenements, third floor, four roomi 8§ 21—Tenement of 9 rooms siewm heat, electricity and all other mod- ern improvements, Call 883-12 or 548-5, WERS 8T., nement of 3 rooms, A-1 condition, Rent reasonable, Inquire at 245 Chestnut 8t oty WEST PEARL ST, ment downstair Cluding electric ive room tene: all improvements, ine lights. Inquire upstairs. 118~ Four room tenement with date improvements. Inquire & Ave. up-to alamson, 169 Hartford BT. 1n . Ruben, Bix room cottage, Phone 1560. Business Places For Rent 0 occupled by particulars, FROM March 1, Meshken, the telephone 1814, store now furrier, For Househ ANTIQUE Uplolatering an New and second- sold at your ow and stored. All Furniture Exchange, Grafe, Mgr. CA sell,” Co., PET spectal at 49 E. Mai FURNITURE bought old Articles nd repairing. hought and d all kinds of hand furnitur n prices. Furaiture moved kinds of repairing. The Arch 8t, A, G it irand Rapids RBis- $8.76. ity Hardware ) Bt TWO STORES-—-Oue with tenement in rear, Inquire Peter Denuzze, 430 West Main — iy " sk Room and Offices. 71 rooms, suitable for doc- 143 Main St., now occupled 1814_for particulars. THRER tor's offic by dentist, “REAL E ents Tel. STATE FOR SALE 78 —Recal Estate TOMBINATION boiler, We your wat ware ins hew 49 B, Heater and us about City Hard- Automati tall it ting problem. Main 8t BLECTRIC LAMI purpose, Potto twelve finishes. us submit sam Co.,, P. 0. Box '8 y and and met Cheney silk ples. Plioenlx sha every ands HOUSEHOLD god Call at 412 Wes entrance please, reusonable.| Liberty street ods for sale, t Main' 8t. LINOL to §1.05 Berson reduced from $1. during sale only. tenement. A. Gor- a one, two or thr Fale? See me at once. Block, Room 212, HAVE you house for bach, Booth't Auctioneers ki] ING—Expert In all branches, Farm Agency, 131 Main St. Res- Phone 668-3. AUCTIONE Cashman idence Derlin, Conn. Bldg. and ‘Business Prop. NEMENT to rent. Smalley 8t. STOR In- quire upstafrs. 85 Farms For Sale 8 ALL LINES OF satistaction, INSURANCE—8ervice and Lowest Tates. _Insurance Lawyers—Patent Attorneys Business Opportunities 16 WANTED—Agreeable party with a capital to take half interest in business. Addvess P. (. Box 443, lttle BArAE: RADIATOR repairing and rebullding by an expert in this work. Have those dents, jams and othor imperfections removed from vour ayto body and fenders isfaction guaranteed. rvice is Our Aim.” O Recker, *Corbin Place. Phone 553, “BUSINESS SERVICE Barbers, Hairdress, Auto Parts and Accessories ACCESSORTIS — Bargain lot spark Ford hood and ri Ford radlator heat regulat Anco Hot spot manifold $i T. H. COGSWELI 8 Chestnut St. Phone plugs, diator covers 1418-2 AUTO PARTS--You will find that part of your auto at Cutler's, 22 Oak St. Phone 515-14. We also buy used cars. xide Batteries and scrvice. ur old battery for a new allowance.’A. G. Hawker. BATTERIES— Exchange Exide. Liberal TIRES—We carry a full line of Iirestone, 1Misk and Grow tircs. West knd Vulcan- izing Works, C. P. M'Carthy, Prop. 39% West Main 8t, Phone 1091- is placed at 200 hundred by the North- ern Whig unionist newspaper which adds: Bad as Bolshevists “They are being held at the mercy of men who as the event of the last two years have shown, are capable of atrocrities as vile as any that Bolshe- viks or Bashibazouks ever committed. “Viscount Fitzalan is as powerless to prevent the rapid spread of anar- chy in the south or to protect the peaceable people on either side of the boundary from the roving banditti who call themselves soldiers of the Irish republican army as the youngest child in Dublip. Whether Michael Col- lins is in a positioh to intervene more effectively is doubtful.” Telephone and ‘telegraph wire were cut yesterday in the affected districts and communication is still uncertain but a <ounty inspector of police who returned this afternoon from a _tour of the lines said no reprisals had been attempted over night by the unionists. A British regiment, transferred from Freestate territory was due to reach Enniskillen within a few days, and it was reported today the tra r would be expedited. TAIRD it G, Maccel waving, manicu ing., hennaed, hairbobbing, s facial massage, Parisicnne pack, b ing. Violet Ray treatment, Lucille Shop, 259 Main 8t Top floor, Tel selentific and SHAMPOOING and massaging, Aealp treatment, marcel waving manicuring. Work done at your home. telle V. Barkman, 527 W. Main. Lel. Building and Contract walt for the spring rush! masgon work done now. Charles Bel contractor, Phone 1185 DoNT your mason hingling ceiling ROORING --Save job. Specialty mor; on b 613 Sta on you board Py Service Rendered 20 APPLIANCES of all kinds sold. Rlectrical fixtures sold and in Wiring esti- mates given and wiring installed. Repe ing done on your old fixtures and pliances. Anderson Electric Co., 268 Main St, up one flight, Phonc AWNINGS for private and business’hor Your ordor sollcited early to avoid s rush, Bstimates furnished. Tid & Decorating Co. Phone 101 BETTER SIGNS - better business, NEW BRITAIN 34 CHURC PHON made in desired. bo (0] CABINET MAKI Furniture any kind of material and style All kinds of models and samplc Day & Frigo, Rear 153 Arch St. ephone 26 NERAL machine and_press work. Smith Rros. Machine Co., 152 High city. \one 1187-2 7 expert mechanle at your call 474, Work guaranteed 11 in need of & own at Mckn- 275 for cream Cakes. of ¢ them, free delive £ PHONE roc's irce FIOTOGRAPHER—WHI go any place it city for all styles of photography. CaW 1. Hall, Dickingon Drug, Tel. 330. and plas- Sheffeld, eel that is both .usties tic has been produced at England. LAND PATENT AGENC Booth's Blocis. LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 9 MA! Teleplione New Brita ain and Hartford. Moving, Trucking, Baggage 20 " LIVE STOCK ggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 chivks “ular free. Pox 42 BOOKING orders for quallty ha at $15 a hundred and up. Ci New Britain Hatchery, P. O. MATTR f “White Cotton e. Guar. B, Re LI mer price son, FLOSS $18. Main 000 white QUILTE value reduced Maln St 0 A TWo coul STOVES stove. sale only $10.50 val- or openiug Victory” orson, 7.50 Main 503 mattre Tor- 0. During sale §15. t cotton &% B. quilts 8 to Berson, ne guE stove $1 Rox 151, e, TRUCKING & STORAG EXPERT CRATING AND SHIT BY RAIL OR TRU BEST EQUIPPED FOR LOCAt, ANY TANCE FURNITUE INTER-URBAN MOVIN G, PACKING, PPING, EITHER ICK, IN THE CITY ) LONG DIS- RE MOVING, TRANSFER & STORAGE 16713 MAIN. PHC A. P. MARS! n8 2080 & 2002 H, MGR. FRUCK to New Thursds Monday, Brown and or 1. st York city every 1v; to Boston every Freight rates rea- Trucking Co COLUMBIAN Plymouth Rock eggs, $3 per setting. Al n inake you up a nice Chapman, Wells' 8t. Phone. OI1. brooder stove, most new, for §15. 300 chick capacity, Wi Adlen, i al- T GRDER now for White Leghorus, dav old ehicks; hatching cggs, fresh eggs at door. H. J. Sedgwick, Hartford Road. Tel. 79 ROBE 150 sprouter, 530-2. Incubator, Succossful Allen St 0-048 rooder. Phillips, Cypr Rral Tel POULTRY SUPPLIES, and fountains. Buclkey and oil burning broode Co., Park & Bigelow Sts. hoppors, feeders incubators, coal Huckliffe Bros. Tel. connection. VACUUM CLEANERS le, rented o and 1 M COCKS ormerly $1.50, R, 3L Arcade. we Musical Guaranteed for now $1.19. B. Horens ACRES of land, 600 peach trées, 55 apple trees, 500 grape vines, 2 barns and six room house. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main 8t city Residence, Berlin, Phone -4, Houses For Sale 83 We have several nice bui ws and cottages for sale. Houses have ali improvements and can be bought for A small amount of cash, Also several nice tuilding lots. Andrews & Co., 1557 Stan- ley St. Phone §61-4 ILVIDBRE MADISON ST.—8ix room cottage, & bar- galn, $4,000 and easy terms. W. L. Hatch Co. West Main 8t. Phone 191, ROOMING house, sixteen rooms, all mod- ern improvements. Centrally located and doin gan excellont business. Address 16X, doing an_excellent_business. Address 16X, Suburban For Sale anything in trunks, bags are prepared to meet prices in town. Army 5 Church Instruments 66 BDISON PHON( Terms to suit 1 Chestnut St WHITE ROCK prize at Cockerel for sale. Won 3d show. Tel. NO—In good sovond floor, e IGRAPHS urchaser, Phane and records, T. H. Cogswell, condition, between 4 and 8 o Vi one m ol cheap. Kensington, SNEMENT house in Kensington, excellent little farm, and one Ia nerling also properties for sale For information apply D. 8. Negri, Conn. PLAINVILLE—Rroad 20; 2-tamily house of 12 rooms. Electricity and fur- nace heat, good condition, ‘well located; lot is 53x123. Price is low, $4,000; only $2,000 down. Best buy in this vicini Star Real Kstate & Insurance Co., 163 Main Phone 6§05 ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS . Heating, , Metal Work 28 UPPLIES ything for the contractors estimates on ul plumber. We are and cheerfully fur- I work. City Hard- 81 CORSITS—Comfort ‘When combined with cqmbines Mack D, Phone 37 eRisteres Spencer designing with style. 5 72 Grand d spencer Cors TRAINED nurs after Kebruary ald Ofhice, Ad wislies maternit dress Box PRIVATE FAMILY of thelr two wagon family we have used on our farmi. browa mare, age, seven years; the oth- er one a nice brown horse, aged, eight years. Nice clever pair of farm horscs, They are used to all kinds of farm work. If assurance of gocd home in the country, price $200 for both, or will sell separate. We would prefer to ve them go together. We hate to T Jorkeys need apply watchman will deliver the horses watchman on the estate. Avenue, off State strect, Bridge- wish horses that One a nice No our free, MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale Repairing and P iano Tuning hox « sp1 made ovel MATTR lows, et returned same day ware City Bedding C: Phone 2314-4. ings, cushions, pll- r equal to new and Upholstering. Hard- o, 60§ Tremont 8t - 1 TONAL EDUCAT Dancing Teachers DANCING--Learn dancing school, 299 M pointment, Phone 175 dancing at Graham's lain St. Open by ap- 8. AUCTION--For sale, 1922, 10:30 a. m. tures of 5c and Plainville. Tnquire ney, 277 Friday, Stoek, 10 stor David Ieb; go0uls 51 Nair, ary and Main attor- 10th, fix- 57 Business and Office Lquipment A Shaw-Walker, all , commer- clul grade, 4-drawer letter file, Price only $31.50. Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church Straet. Kverything for the office. FILE PENCILS—Popularize your name, business or product by “Saying it on a pencil’ the most popular Instrument. $5 up per gross. Samples furnighed. B. W, Bennett, 169 Main St. Phone 2623 ¥ WIDENER'S US Suporton onora Columbia Columbia Artolian Vietor LY Large assortmer 38 Muin St Watches, Di WRIST WA Wanted—Articles to Buy :D PHONOGRAPH SALE $110.00 1500, GUARANTEED. i of records, G0c cach. Britain, amonds, Jewelry 67 by —Two plensant furnished newly furnished, heat, light and Rooms For Rent BAST rooms, GROVE HILL, $3—Large, furnished front room, electric light, hot water heat, bath, telephone. Board if desired. Phone 2604. z s tnlr e e e S PLEASANT ST., $0—Large furnished front steam heat. Suitable for two per- room, floor. Phone 1326-4. PLEASANT ROOM with use of kitchen. Phona 1472-2, Guaranteed, $9.00 and ade and 68 JUNK by old hand 151 Oak St We pay raga and clothes a papers. Phone for your 5 etter prices now Also men's sec furniture, L. 13, FOR RENT nd Apart ments’ and Tenements 69 6 Fly very 19 APARTME provements. Mall. Rent ware (o, room, ateam heat, all im- & minutes’ walk from City low. Inquire City Hard- Main St. ‘4 APARTMENT, Ateam heat. Inquire A. Main FRECKLES AND HIS TM ANFULLY WORRIED ABOUT FRECKLES, FATUER - WE'S ACTED S0 PECULIARLY | 1 S LATELY, TM AFRAD P UE SNT VERY ¥4 WE o FRIENDS T GUESS TS JUST YOUR [MAGINATION= T WAVEN'T NOTICED ANYTHING PECULIAR AN ABUT WIS ACTIONS 02 ad Ou, POP-BFORE" \V' 60, WOULD VYou TELL ME IF MY NAIR IS awsuw? Very 5 5 ALL RIGHT AN' DID T 1 GET MY NECK S CLEAN? ) 2 l;eculiar ?? T GUESS NOURE™ RIGHT, MOTHER —~~ MAYBE FRECKLES ISN'T FEELING WELL Al Al room. Improvements. Milis, S0 West BY BLOSSER MAIN ST., 162—Large furnished pleasant room, n'l improvements. Americans only. One fight up. furnished All im- Stor 214—Two or three light housekeeping. Over the Woolwort MAIN ST, rooms for te, ot THREE nice rooms in cottuge for light housekeeping. Furnished or unfurnished. Adults. Inquire Box SA, Herald. MAIN 2 for Housekeeping furnished Electric ST, light nd R4—Three housekeaping. stoam_heat. rooms light Where To Dine 2 JACK'S—Soups, ¢loice of meats, ple and All home cocking. Jac teachers want rooms with family in weat end of city. Must water and electric lights, and line, Address Box 2IM, Her- WO WOMFE private have hot e near car ald. house- o= 3 rooms for Box 13Y, light Hewala TWO OR I Keeping. Tolden at New ad for District of Bei- ¥ of Hartford and State of the 9th day of February, Britain, within @ 1in, in the Coun Conneeti on A Ds 1 . Bernard Judge. Bstate of James Fox, late of New Brite ain, in said district deceawed. T'pon the petition of Patrick Rynn, of 8§ outh Burritt street, in said New Britain, praying that an instrument in writing pur- porting to be the last will and testament of said deccased may be proved, approved and admitted to probate, as per applica- tion on flle more fully appewrs, it is Ordered--(hat said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office. in New Rritain, in said district, on the 14th Aday of February, A. D, 1922, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by (pub- lighing this order in some newspaper pub- lished in sald New Britaln, having a cir- culation in sald district, and by posting a copy thereof, on the public sigapost in th Town of New Britaln, in said district, an Ly malling a copy of this order to all heirs at law and return make BERNARD F. QAI"N‘H".