New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1922, Page 11

- (o THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged ¥or Quirk and Meady Roference, LINE RATES ron CONSECI'TIVE INEERTIONS Chnrgo Prepald a0 00 .20 . M 1 33 10 It .80 $1.80 Application, 1gine 18ina 1 lno A dine 1 line 1 line 1 line Rates Upon Count '8 wordis to a line, 14 lines to rn Inch, S i At 3 Lines. Mini L Charge, [ ottt Attty Ad. Avewptod After 1 Classifed, Page on Same ay. Ads_A\cuapted, Over the Teluphone For Convenienge of Customers, 1 935 And | Ask ¥or a ' Want Ad" Operator. | T — L = ANNOUNCEMENTS Florists 26 Conts, P, M. For ORAL. DESIGNS and flowers for all oc- cAalol Anniversarics, partics, banquets, funernls, etc, Call “Flower 16. Prompt attention, Volz Floral Co,, 90 West Main St BAY IT WITH FLOWERS for all occa- alons, wreaths, cut places, cte., weoddings, birthdays, funerals. Welch's Flower Shop, 39 Weet Main 8t Phone, = = Lost And Found 3 BOSTON Bulldog, lost last of January. All white except black ear, Return to 338 Mein 8! Reward, 'OUND-—A shepherd dog, brown and white. No liconse, Apply John Franklin, Treas- ure Field, Kensington, KNIGHT Templar, Masonic watch charm lost, i found return to ., L. Plerce. Re- ward, LOBT--Amethyst watch turny to Stanley Ttule ator, fob pendant. Re- & Level plant opor- AUTOMOBILES Autos And Trucks For Sale touring, Price | and s in A1 Irving Jester, a Studebaker BTUDEDAKKR in only $250, condition 103 Ar year,” 1916, T-pass, Paint 18 new throughout, M h L his ix Auto Parts and Accessorles } I DIN . Always in Demand. You Will Appreciate the . Different Style of Cooking. TRY IT, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1922, Classification 92 Will Help One to Select An iting Place. A Change of Restaurants is MERCHANDISE Footwear and Clothing BUSINESS SERVICE Dycing and Cleaning x5 EDUCATIONAL 17| g ryvice Statio HARTFOID Repalving Arat Hegulat - Dancing Teachers BATTERILS . | dalas and Borvioo Clty Blution I charge Mattory DANCING- L daniing soh Al Gealinm's Open by ap — | BOOTE of auality bants, CLEANING When your sult ne we o are the anly s and | polntment dyers in the eily AL NEW BRITAIN DRY CLEANING CORP, 06 WEST MAIN, PHONE 1328 MEN'S CLOTHES - o dancing . 209 Main Bt e 1768 value Bt dn cleaning “nek Dept | oxclush e v BULTH tal and Vocal " v Huy now Hoston und othing save Miore money RADIATORS DRERAIRED, dents, jams re [i] moved from auto bodies and fenders, | cores installed. Hulquist Brow., 107 Arch Tel, 13263, MIRS MOORE - Teachar of plane, Nass or Individual Jnstruction, For rates apply | HOYS OVERCOATS A few feft, 10 ARORIES- Aargaln lot spark ford hood and r Ford radlutor I Anco Hot spot H, 8t Plugs, o dintor covers, $2.50, regulator $31.50 manifold $6.50. COGIWELL, Plione, 1418-2 8 ®hestnut that of | Ouk 8L, Ars, You will Cutler's, ' also buy Us part Dhone | de Patterles and servieo, | Exchangs your old battery for a new Exide. Liberal allowance. A. G, Hawker, SMILE I WERK-—Put a Prest-0-Lite Battory ur car and you'll smille every woek, Nell Tire & Battery Co., 41 Washing ton Bt Phone 900, ry a full line of Fireatone, West End Vulean- Prop. 3939 TIRES—Wo ci Fisk and Grow tires, fzlng Works, ¢, P. M'Carthy, West Maly St Autos—Taxi Serv CITY TAXI SERVICE--HAVE YOU RID-| DEN IN AMERICA'S MOST COMFORT ABLE CAR? THE HOLMES IMPROVE! AIR-COOLED CAR, W : CALL 2379, TAXI—When you want good TAXI SERV- 1CB, OALL 2700 00 2700 SMALL white cat, Answers to the name of “Fluffy." Please roturn of 20 Pearl St., New Britain. Reward. 30x31% rim, tire and tube, lost between New Brita and Middletown earl Sunday mornthg. Phone 2049 and_receiva roward. Personals 6 —— MANY PEOPLE lose valuahle photos or diplomas for no reasen other than not having them framed. We do framing from a large assortmen. of moldings at low prices. Arcade Studio. Garages To Let GARAGE- 8t Maple St. am heated, M. Bloomberg s Service Station Repairing Inquire AUTO TOP-—Now the time to have your new top put on, vour side curtains repaired, cushions upholstercd. We do all kinds of body repair work. J. W, Walkh Auto Top & Upholstering (‘o., 207 Eim, | near Seymour. Phone 2019, | is Store Announcements 7 FURNITURE—We are discentinuing our entire 1ine of used furniture and are de- termined to have in our store before Feb. 18, nothing but new household goods. This being the case we are of- fering the following bary in second- hand articles: 200 washing stands at $7.00 values at $1.50. 150 springs, $4.00 value At $2.00 each beds, §8.00 valuo at $3.00 each. We have 1.000 books for 25c each, Many bureaus and rockers. B, Berson, 503 Main St. BUBSCRIPTIONS taken for any magazine at lowest pessible price through this agency. J. E. Wright, 128 Greéenwood St. AUTOMOBILES Auto And Truck Agericies HUPMOBILE CARS— Clty Bervics Station, Hartford Ave. and Staniey St. A. M. Paonessa, Prop. MAXWELL, Chalmers and Franklin motor cars. Sales and service station. Honey- man_Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch. Tel. 3109, Autos and Trucks For Sale [ BULCK, 1913, 7-passenger touring car. 1s n first-class condition in every way and will give good service. Bee this car teday. C. A. Bence, 18 Main §t. Phone 2750, “Where good used cars are sold.” BUICK COUPE, 1919, in A-1 condition throughout. Run less than 8,000 miles, Thie car looks and acts like new. Price s low. C. A. Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 2750. ** Where good used cars are sold.” BUICK, 1913, 5-passenger touring car. Tires 81l good, many extras; top and upholstery very good and mechanically perfect. C. A, Benee, 18 Main St. Phene 2750. “Where Good Used Cars Are 8old CLOSED CARS—We have a Buick seven passanger and & Paige five passenger for a4 very low price. Wm, H. Allen Co,, Hungerford Court. Phone $05. DODGE BROS. 1916, 5-passenger touring car. See this car now. It's a bargain. C, A. ‘Bence, 18 Main 6t. Phone 2750, ‘Where good used cars are sold.” DODGE BROS. sedan. Good rubber in excellent condition Lhrfllllh,\' 1006 or 2517 after ¢ p. m. No ‘rea able offer refused. son- FORD TRUCK-—In good condition. Inquire at Mohill Bros., 385 Main Bt. HUDBSON, 1919 touring car. Tires sre a mest new, just repainted, and i mechan- fcally perfect. Car can be bought for $325. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. ““This is a Btudebaker year” HUDSON, 1921 speedster. In fine condition throughout. Fas been driven but 5,000 miles. Looks good, hes many extras and selling at w very attractive figure, ¥. Motor Bales Co., 155 Elm B8t ephene 731. MARMON;. 1913, 7-passenger touring car, Newly pain and in excetient esmdition, We will grarentee it, The Lash Moter Ge. Twc. West Malw Bt. Phone 383, “A Raputadle Conoern.” MAXWELL, 1929 S-passenger touring car, All new tires, looks fine end in first- class comdMion In every rampect, Cn A, Beace, 13 Matn 8t Phone 2759, “Where £00d ueed cars wre soid” QAKLAXND “0~ touring car; tires geod, in excellant oondition mechanically amd of good noe. Cag bee for JLTE. Aute Repajr Co, 538 E. Maim St, Phone 2016-3. OLODBMOBILE, 1919 esdan, Thic <ar hea ‘Poew drivem carefully and a4 that few thomeend mifles. Just nt- ory Jooks mew and the engine m‘; ME “;.‘{u It cen ’l: bougit for $350. Soe t oar mow, Jester, 193 Arch 8t. OCAKLAND towing. 1017 model, Motor in fine conditbon. Joxcellent rubber tires, Cheap for cash. Phone 106f-4, Pttt s SolhaloisRedeu IRt S ONE CHEYROLET touring, 490, 1 Ovep- lend truck, $50; 1 Vim delivery. cheap; 1 1020 Forel panel delivery, $186; 1 Au- burn demonstrator. R. C. Rudolph, Dort dealar, 127 Chorry €. Phooe £051-2. e e , OVERLAND touring. Just repainted aad ovarhauled, tires excellen, price excep- tionetly low. (. A. Benoe, 18 Mais, Phone 2750. “Where (;00od Usesi Caves Are 80ld.” OVERLAND DELIVERY of 4409 {be. <a- ©opaoy. Tigen a4l gopd. ¢, A BDende, 18 Main ot Tl “Whore gl ueed dars are aold: OVERLAND tght dativery of % ton ca- cacity. Truck' looke g0oc. hag excetent tires and_can_be bought right. A. G. Hawker, Eim St. REO, 1M4 touring car. cellont borgain at Wil give gaod service. M. Irving Joster. 183 Arch Bt “This ia & Studebaker year. oo bl A BAXON runabout. New tires. Good run- ning eendition. Cheap If taken at ounce, Telephone 1478, 2750. This oar i» an ex- ITUDERAKER touring car in A<l condl. tion. Phone 152-1%. STUDEBAKER, 1M sedan. This car is good in cvor: way mnd muet ve mten to um overhawlod, | be appeeciatod. Price is only 81050. M, Irving Joster, 103 Arch St “This is Studebaker ymar.' AUTOMOBILE RADIATOR repalring and | rebuilding. Frozen or broken radiators made like new. New England Radiator Works, 17 E. Main. Phone 860, AUTOISTS! - We are now equipped and prepared (o repair and generdlly averhaul any make of car. Our rates are low and our serv- ica and parts guaranteed. Bring in your cylinder grinding and get satisfaction. H. & B. MFG, CO. 451 W. MAIN ST. PHONE 1123-3, AUTOMOBILE PAINTING-All work guar- anteed and prices reasonable. Truck bodies made to order. Isadoro Ravizza, rear 332 Park S§t. Phone 576-13. BATTERIES—The “Still Better" Willard Storage, sales and sorvice, Sce Simmons, 167 Arch St. Phone 2245 'ARS washed, polished, ofled and groased. Authorized Simoniz Bervice B8ta. Clark's Auto Launliry. Rear 103 W. Main, 659-& GENERAL OVERHAULING— AND REPAIRING, LIVE BTORAGE. DEAD AND TRUCKING CONTRACTS ON HEAVY HAULING. HARDWARE CITY GARAGE AND TRUCKING €O, RMAR 103 MAIN STREET, PHONE 387-12, DENCE PHONE $88-13. RESI- Ot C IR R = TN GRENERAL overhanling and repairing. (‘ad- illac_cars a specialty, Battery charging, Bpectally bullt Cadifiae for towing and wrecking johs, 24 hour service. J. B, Moran_Garage, 18 Booth Mt. Tel. 622-15, COMSTOCOK ENCAMPMENT A committee of Lexington lodge members met Sunday afternoon and perfected plans for a get-together meeting March 28rd, KEureka lodge, No. 75, of Plantaville will be invited to attend and work the third degree, A supper will follow the meeting. At the last meeting of the lodge R, B. Crocker was elected to suceeed him- seif as an assoclate incorporator of the Odd Fellows’ Home at Grotom, Conn, Mr, Crocker is a member of the board of managers of the home, Rehearrals of the jnitiatory and first degree wil) be held Thursday evening | ROOPI of this week Immediately after the meeting, MOM, HOW MUCH OM, FIFTY DoLLARS, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS | 8 | Dry cleaned, repatred to look like new ‘ RADIATOR ropalring and rebullding by an| HIEh grade men's talloring our specialty export in this work, Have those dents, jams YE LONDON SHOP, CALL 8§5-3 and ot werfections o d from | L M & MAIN KT8, your auto nd fend i matisfaction = o guaranteed, e 18 Our Alm, [N Recker, Corbin Place, Phoyo b | nl S 0K, ATl Arl Btroet Novelty in ing our i8lst i pants, caps, entl of hos- rain Lower o be Blore, b8 400 Washington St, Phone 974-6 | ou We are mn EMPLOYMENT £ Eextdid winter apparel Dyeing and Cleaning | 0 r, gloves, y Help—Agents Wanted a hundred other fler prices than we are Asking ca found anywhere, Army & Navy oppartunit Church §it allf, Hox ! oy WELL- Us Hoston 60¢—Cleani g wsonihle price PHILIP BIL\ R 9 WABHINGTON PLACE, rof United Cigar Stol'e ‘4 MAN of good ing experionce. A good the man who can Herald Office SUIT pulring at “haracter PAIRING AND OVERHAULING - Our Gellitios and knowle of mobile | repalring should ut get you the idea coming to with your troubles. We | n husiness for your interest and can | you trouble —and exponse, Nros. Garage Farmington Avenue, Conn. ~ BUSINES ! us 63 are Ao Knox Plainyi us Wanted = | weol Help—Men $1 0 Churen w rubber hoots, ARl 1, overshoes, for warking men sizen and guaranteed. Wil help you thin weuthior, Lowost priccea b town. Mortel!itl, ¥& Church St Band All in Joe LESMAN to work New Britain terel tory, selling heating systems, water syk teag and Tight and power plunts. Must he i producar and reliable, Address Box | 10 Herald OM p: 2 INSUR VIO P15FACTION ERVICE PROMPT AL U = === MENT! v A DEFARTME Barbers, Hairdress, Masscuse (8 TilE COMMERCIAL TRUST (0 el ek K 1 HATRDRESSING, Marcel waving, muuicur- g, hennaod, halrhobbing, shampooing, facial massage, © o Dk, hair dye- Ing, Violet Ray treatmoent. Lucille Bhop, 259 Main 8t Top floor, BHAMPOOING And mags seulp treatment, marcel manicurin Kk done a 3 1 durahiilt up to §5 work or b0 welling uny all solin play. Army at $1.90 dress, Y Rupply g SHOF Ip—Women Wanted your bulld- ntly \nsured? | in St Tel. 1489 NSURANCE-~Considur or value, s it sufh 57 West M Mutual Life Insurance Boaton, Seventy-vight Servive. P Crona A MIDII for sl » woman elderly couple, Plainyilic house Apply 20 an = ng, Ave COMPETENT hou be fond of Sunnylogge LAND Milk 8t withful Main antomobile Hahility should e handled We aifer you the Demitig, 193 Phone mald, No cooking. Musi | - e childreny Mrs, J. K. North, | BUTTER & and with T Jate cream ML s t o, yeurs of Agent, 1 YOUR dam compary. Parker & inson Ridg, sclentinc Waving - and your I Ma gin, uts, st plew |GIRL or middle aged woman for general Nousework, Apply A, Gorbach, 1664 | ity 63 and by w finest Main St == = — property Building and ¢ mlrm-L* Hahl ‘ice. Dick- FURNITUR BUILDING F Upholstering and all 4 lin mas lander, ring of old boilers. Any sonable prices, St Phone 216 chimneys, Kind of | . Be- [rLAUND at Honre at the of Health Clty lospital. Apply Kinds of repairing, woman daily Curtd and for Tight Profor st s and storod, Furniture rafe, Mg All xehange, ds of 13 | YOUNG work nearhy men GIRL or 8 hours Call 39 veon house o living | lower apart- n. or tele- | | CARPI c | sell Co., Have les Beh, DON'T wait for the spring rush! your mason work done now. 'l mason comtractor. Phone 1185-2 | AN Arch 8t., i NGLAND PAT Arch A | Booth's Block LOUIS M. SWEEPERR special At 83 19 E. Main st COMBINATION 401 Stanley 6 pom Grand Uity 6 M — SCHMIDT, shingling | cellings, NG-—Suve Specialty Heiler, money on on_heaver 613 Stanle: vou Telephonc board 7 job. M. 4 Situations Wanted—Mc and phonn RAS mtove, (Al 26/ 10634 Moving, Trucking, Baggage BOY work. over 16, Addre Box do any Iind of X, Herald Ofce, APPLIANCES of all kinds soid. Flectrical | s fiaty sold and installed. Miscing - | TRUCKING & STORAGE - EMPLOYMENT as chauffeur or truck driy- mates given und wiring installed. [tepair er, Can mike all re Five years' ex- | Your water heating probivm. City ing done on_your old fixtures und perience. Tony M ware Co. 49 K. Main 8t pliances. Anderson Electric ¢ i 45 g e 3 = 269 Main 8t up ono Hght. Phon EXPI MOVIN PACKING Situatione Waliode—Wonién CONC UM-—""Caok's, variety Automatic Heater bafler. We install il so wee us COMBINATION AWNINGS for private and business houses Your ordef golicited carly to avold spring rush. Estimates furnished, Eddy Awning & Decorating Co. Phone CRATING AND SHIPPING, BITHE patterns at 50 During BY RAIL OR TRUCK. T Hnalini: dai 603 BEST EQUIPPED IN THE CITY e ont FOR LOCAL AND LONG DIS- TANC! FURNITURE MOVING, R WOMAN wishes to go out day. Sophie Roskoff, Hox working hy X, Herald, the COTTON MATTR on all white cotton opering sale only, $ Main Si Phone 11 Spacial mattreases. . BETT! SIGNS Herson, make better business, NEW BRITAIN § 34 CHURCH ST, PHONE 804 INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & - = Business Opportunities BTORAGE PHON MAR shudes for metal stands ©ilk shad Phoenix S; ELECTRI( purpose. Pottery and twelve finishes, Cheney uk submit samplos. Co.. P. 0. Box 330 OPPORTUN nect handle systems ITY —We with a good 2090 & 2002 MGR 16712 MAIN. A P, o make con- ble party to light and power plants, water and heating systems In the sur- tonding territory. Must be a producer. For particulars, address Box 21X, Herald, Le secinlt re made in| atyle desired, sample boards Arch Bt. Tel- t CABINET MAKING 3 any kind of muaterial and All kinda of ‘models and Day & Frigo, Rear 153 ephone 2633, GET your grapevines and {ree Antexparienced man, Satls . Holsinger, 127 Kensington heds, vacuum 117 Fairviow 8t FURNITURE tress, rocking chairs china ware and rug. every | = - every [WI3 will sell at n very low established Automobile ness, carrying with it valuable | agencies, It wonderful apportunity | to huy a paving husiness already ostab- | lished e or phone us today. The | lome RBanking & Realty (o, 86 Weat Maln St. Phone 728 TRUCK goes to W Tuesday and Thursda Saturday or Monday. sonable. H. Brown Dwight 8t. Phone 25 city Boston rates Co,y York to relght Trucking i well | Busi- price, Aceessory HOUSEHOLD godds ror sale, Call At 412 West Main 8t entrance please. trimmed by tory work, A a = IPHOTOGRAPHER—WIIl go any place In city for all styles of photograpliy. Call Plumbing, Heating, L. Hall, Dickinson Drug, Tol. > aing Mectal Work 28 0. Merchandise at the Stores Guarunteed now $1.10, for one yea B. Horenstein, PLUMRI PPLIES— clean eve Everything for the plumh We are tain Window | plumbing (ontractors and choerfully fur- St. Tel. 33§ sl estimates on all work. Uity Hard- e Co, 3 in St ALARM (O -We New R Main GENERAL CLEANI thing under the sul Cleaning Co., 58 w. L GE | or wult you_at Nay Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 cases we are prepared to the lowest prices fn town Store, 56 Church St moef ¥ - 1DAY 01 IMPORTED AND DOM liery Woolen far Spring Phone 1 CHICKS Al kinds, 18¢ up, after March 1. 7 Hillorest 1068-11 De Ave TOOL Machine, tool and die ing. Work guaranteed rates. Phona §90-2. PARBONS' GARA( 630, WEST MAIN Die sink - reasonable work at Musical Instruments 64 now for White Leghorns, day old hatching eggs. fresh wgge at door. edgwick, Hartford Road. Tel, 7952 ORDER chicks Hod MELODY Conn and Perfect cordition. Saxophone Trice $80. case POULTRY SUPPLIES, loppers, feeders and fountains. Buckeyve incubators, coal and oil burning hrooders. Rackliffe Bros, S'rr.wl‘\r" ’}l olow Sts, Tel, onne. "~ MERCHANDISE Business and Office Equipment and M record Cogswall DISON PHONOGRAI'HS rms to suit purchaser hestnut St. Phone T The valuahle | tions. 1 lerni &iang A J. Cohn, SIGNS— Gilding | T apecialty, 15 yo 2135 Main St glass, also w T8 experience Spencer support Supporting Corset after surgical —opers n cages of ix ‘ ON account of moving + [ must sell heautiful Haines Bros. upright piano mediately, Cost $850, s dress Hallatt, Box | | | = { Dressmaking and Millinery GET your pillow cases, tablecloths, nap- | 57 bought and sold. New and second-hard furniture hought and Rold At your own prices. Furulture moved repairing. The G, Rapids Bis- Hardware Aftor and about Hard- of | our Main | _ offerings | During 503 every | of | | cleaner, | reasonable. | Liberty street 65 1f its anything In trunks, bags | Army Tolephone | my | im- Ad- ts and Tenements 69 TALLY LOCAYED, very desirabl fat; meam heat furnished, Tel, 131 PLACE=Five room modern lmprovements tenem with all Phol 1284.93 | HART BT, 83 improvements, Faur room tenement, all Tuquire ou Arst floor. ot AT, 18 with sl fmprovements, premisen A Ave room tel Inquire nent on NEW MODERN six room Lungalow. Alse | mew five re tenemeént, Inquire § Brad- | ey Bt Tel f112 361~ Four room tenament, third ctricity and gas. §8 a month, | PLEABANT 8T, ment rooms, $10, 144 Four Inquire on ¥ood . basee premisel BIX ROOM rent, soutn end of city, month, Apply DeWitt A Malin Bt, 115 a Riley, 213 | WALNUT 8T, 21 | mteam hea ern improvemants. Tenement of 9 roome . elsctricity and all other mods CAll §83-12 or 548-8, W IR ST, 23—Tenement of 3 rooms, | A-1 condition. Kent reasonable, Inquire at 248 Chestnut 8t., Wi e | "all up-to-date [ _Abrahamso Four room tenement with improvements. Inquire & 169 Hartford Ave. to rent on South Main Sultabie for any sort of wtore. Ap- 1 Bouth Main St. TWO STORE! Inquire Peter Street ~One with tenement In rear, Denuzze, 430 West Main REAL ESTATE FOR SALE_ kt ) | HAVE you a one. two or three tenement house for sale? Kew me at onee. A. Gore bach, Roath'a Rlor Agents—Real Estate = Auctioneers ” AUCTIONEERING—Expert in all branc Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St. R fdence Berlin, Conn. Phone 86 A. ULARK, Austioneer. MERIDEN, NN. P. 0. BOX 333. Meriden, Conn, Phone 1848, Farms For Sale 1| GEO, | CoN: of land, 600 peach 500 grape vines, house. St., trd 58 2 barns and UAshman Farm Agenc, city. Residence, Berlin, six room 131 Mal Phone Houses For Sale A new oight room cottage price. Opposite the new Nor- mal achool. Small amount of cash re- quired. Andrews Land Co. 1357 Stanley St. Phone 881-1. % RELVIT At pre-wa ] | ROOMING house, sixteen rooni, all mod- | ern {mprovements, Centrally located and dofng an excellent business.” Address 15X, Hearald. | TWO NEW bungalows. One 5 rooms and | bath. good iot and near the car ilne, | One 8 room bhungalow and bath, geod | lot. garage; three rooms could easily be | made on the sccond floor. Must be seen | to be appreciated. The places are sit- | uated at the end of the Stanley street | _car line. Telephane 2064-2 'or Sale Suburban F 83 2-tamily | PLAY 1L1LE house of 12 nace heat, t] ot s Rx123 £2,000 down eal St, Rroad H rooms. Electricity and fur- good condition, well located; Price i low, $4,000; enly Rest bhuy In this vicinity, Estate & Insurance Co., 163 Phone 605-2, tar [ Main 2 35 wcrea land with builde estate. E. P. Dun- | st 9 evenings, ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS —t » NGERFORD COURT, 23—Large front room, suitahie for one or two girls, steam héat, il conventences, use of Tel. BAb- wo furnished for All {mprovements. 'or Rent light Over A MAIN 87, housekeeping Upright maho size, guarantes; brand new, no tax, easy payments. 1. F Arch 8t. 2oods | TrraTN £ e Pleat- | qfter FILE Phone $53:12. clal = A £31.50, HAS FIRST BIBLE or product Ly “Saying it on a pencil”- | | Book Was a Translation Into Tongue of Indians her linen = = Shaw-Walker, all-steel, commoer. de, d-drawer lotter file. Price only Adkins Printing Co, 68 Church verything for the office. wislies maternity cases | kins, s- 8 hd 1 4. Address Box 7Y, Her- | | hemstiteliod at Ginsb ing Shop, 19 Walnut PTAN years reduction, drews, 41 February A El An xale. Saxophone, saxoplione soprANO, sflve: XOPHONRE for silvar gold; saxophone, baritons, to us SA ten brass; saxophon. lase then cost box springs, cushions, pil- | made over equal to new and | voturned same day. Upholstering. 1lard- ware City Bedding Co., 60 Tremont St. *hony sy ol 189 Main St. Phone 2 Pierce & (o, Feed and Fuel S USED PHONOGRABH SALE : £110.00 general collection in all théjgountries, | s D atbas 8750 | cities, towns and parishes of§ ISngland | jiiared. Tel. 1033.4, 150 Supertone 3.00 and Wales 1t required the minis- North §t., city, ;gx:" ters to read the act to their congre- ik gations and instructed them, with 20.00 | others, to “go with all convenient | 16.00 speed from house ¢o house to every one of the inhabitants of the said parishes and places respectively, and — to take the subscription of every such person in a schedule to be presented ACCUSED JUDGE TO to them for that purposs and accord- | ingly at the same time to collect and > S e AR RELATE HIS STORY Better cducation of the Indlans AL ESes any length and Leon F. Liegey, GET all the eggs—you can do it with rina Hen Chow “and Purina Chicken Chowder, Order baby chicks now New 8 Britain Rird & Feed (o, 105 Arch B8t Phone 1121-3, 217 Shuttle Meadow Ave, Phone 864-4 5 Artolian 0 Victor PULLY assortment GUARAN Large af records, § WIDENE st Chicago, Feh. 18.—The first Bible printed in lh; United States sprang directly from'a national solicitation| of funds in England and Wales in a manner somewhat akin to the TLiberty TLoan drives, according to George B.| Utley, librarian of the Newberry li- 138 Main ‘Watches Guaranteed, $9.00 and Horn, 10 Arcade WRIST WATC up. Himbe 3 ai ten | hig | — x R fat B flat tonor, gold | rach and | store. . Single rooms. improvements. 5 oand 10 cent Steam Cen- - WALNUT 8T, 45 | heat ‘aud modern rally_locat | Reoms and Roard tew desirable ton minutes’ advantages, Box 40A. LOOM AND BOARD gentlemen at Cluh Hous walk from conter, Ma Jle rate. Addres L HED or unfurnished, two or tor light housekceping. Al vemiences. T3 Russell St. Phone 201 Where To Dine thres con- ULAR DINNER 36c. Speclals o prices. We conk all our own 100 Chestnut St home cooked meals. $6. 0, or $3.50 for $3.00, We serve A specfal chicken dinner on Sun- day for 35 conts, All home cooking. Fresh food_evary day. Wanted— Board Or Todging 93 was also named among the purposes of the corporation. Twenty-five years later there were fouy/ Indlan towns with schools In Masgsachusetts and “the praying Indians' there numbered 4,000, This collectlon ordered by parlia- ment brought in ahout 11,000 pounds, it is reported, Fourteen years later, in 1663, Kilot finished the first complete Bible print- ed In the western homisphere, Tts titla page bears the linesa; “At the charge and with the cdnsent of the Corporation in Ingland for the pro-| motion of the Gospel amongst the In dians in New Engiand," The place of printing was Cam- pridge, Mass, where 23 years hefore, Eifot had helped compile the Bay Psalm ook, the first book Lo come off the press, fn what fs now the United States. * Figuring The H. C. L. brary here, The library has both the | first American Bible and the act of| the english parlfament which led to it. This Bible was a translation into the tongue of the Massachusetis In- dians, For years John Illot, 2 Puri- tan fleeing from persecution, who landed eleven years after the Ma flower, had becn sending back to Eng- land reports about missionary success among the Indians, When the Puritans came into power he found a friendly government, and in 1649, within six months after Charies I, was execnted, when Crom- well was supreme, parifement pessed “an aet for promoting and propagat- ing the Gospel fn New FEngland,” This ereated . corporation consisting of 14 londoners, whieh thereafter earried on ihig work, But more especia'ly Christopher Returns to Okmulgee to Wanted— Articles to Buy Appeal Before County Bar As- TUNK_We pay bette old rags and papers hand clothes and furniture, 151 Oak St. Phone 515-138. Also men's second- sociation in Controversy. L. Okmulgee, Okla., IFeb, 13.—With the return to Okmuigee today of Su- perlor Judge H. R. Christopher, 1n<i terest In the situation growing out of the discharge by the Judge last Thurs- | fluenced unduly in arriviog at his de- day of a grand Jury Investigating af- | cision. fairs of the defunct Commerce Hank | Great confusion followed dismissal centered upon his announced inten- tion to appear before the Okmulgee TRATOR - Medium slzo, for Bthre. Wil pay cash ¥R gro- cery “lyneh him" as Judge county bar assoclation to atate his|left the court room. He immediately side of the controvers; | 1eft Okmulgee, and since has been at | Coyle, Okla. Three hundred It has been the judgs's contention | ’g | that he dismissed the jury because it masked as members or“v]w Ku Kh Mr. was fllegally drawn, Adverse critics, | Klan paraded with ! including County Attorney James |among them the night the deciston Hepburn, charged that he was in- | was rendered. it & ordered ''a BY BLOSSER OH, NUTMIN' = LES SEE, FIFTY AN' NINETY IS A HUNDRED AN' NINETY DOLLARS — BUT WWY ARE Vou ASKING ALL TUESE ABouT FIFTEEN ADDED To A QUARTER IS prices now for your Zeldes. 100 shuttle | of the jury and.tfere were cries of Christopher | men Hephurn | TWO keening. fice. OR THREE Addreas rooma for Box 13Y, light house- Herald Of- iGAL NOTICES At A Court of Probate hald at New Rrit- | ain within and for the Probata District of Berlln, in the County of Hartford and State | ot Connesticut. on the 13th day of Fébru- ary, A. D, 1822, | Presant, Berrard F. Gaftney, Judge. Upon the cxhibition te this court of the agreement whershy Margaret Jordan, of | Rridgepert, Conn., ‘of the firat part gives in adoption to John Burk and Lilllan Burk, | of Merlin, Conn., of the Second Part her minar femala child Margaret Mary Jordan, [under tha age of fourtcen years to wit: | About 3 years 3 menths of age, residing |tha Town of Berlin to hecome theirs by adoption :—it Ordored: That a hearing upon said agrée- mant be had at the Probate Offica In sald ew Britaln, on the 20th day ef February, A. T, 1032, at 9 o'clock, in the forenoon; | And that notice ha given to all persens in- | tereatad to appear at sald hearing and | show cause, if any they have, why said | agraament chould not he approved, by pub- lishing A copy of this ordar tn The New | Hritaln Herald, & newspaper having 8 eir- | culation In sald district and by posting a |vapy of thix arder on the publle sign-post of the Town af Rarlin In the Ceunty of | Hartford in the State of Connestieut, near- st to the place of residence of sald child, at loast siv davs hefore the day herein he- fhre assigned by this caurt for said hearing. BERNARD F. GAFFNEYT, Juags. FRACTURES L [ ¥lmer Jackson of Southington Suse | tains Injury in Wrestling Bout. | Flmer Jackson, age 43 years, col- ored, of 49 Factory Square, Southing- {ton, 1a a patient at the New Rritain | GGeneral hospital suffering from a frac- [tured left leg. The acecldent oec- | cured at his home gnd was caused [from fall. He was wrestling with | his brother to the delight of & nums | bor of friends who ware present wher | suddenly he was thrown to the floos. | There was a snap of hone and Jacke {son found that he was unable to rise | A doctor was called and it was found |that he had a fracture of the 1s% leg |vetween the hip and the Xnee, He { was immediately remaved to the local hospital for treatment.