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

THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Qwick and Ready Reference. LINE RATER FOR CONBECUTIVE INSERTIONS Chlrfa Prepald e 10 .09 line 1ine line lne line line — —_—_— fount 6 word, to a line, 14 lines to rn Inch, Minimum Fpace, 3 Lines, Minimum Book Charge, 35 Cents. No Ad, Acoeptod After 3 P. M. For Claraifiod Page on Same Day. Ads Accepted Over the Telephone For Convenience of C‘ustomers. Cail 926 And Ask For a ‘Wunt Ad" Operator, J [om— p— ANNOUNCEMENTS__ [ 1=t © Florists | 3 FLORAL DESIGNS and flowers for all oc. casions; annivorsaries, parties, banquets, weddings, funerals, etc. (all “Ilower Phone' 1116, _Prompt attention. Volz Floral C'o,, 90 Wost Main St. FLOWERS mako happiness contagious. 8end flowers. Carnations, daffodils, sweet peas, snapdragons, violets potted plants, ferns, primroses, hyacinths, cinerarias. Viets' Greenhouscs, Phone 2624, BAY IT WITH FLOWERS for all occa slons, wreaths, cut pleces, etc., weddings, Lirthdays, funerals. Welch's Klower 8hop, $9 Wegt Main 8t. Phone. Lost And Found 5 Re- BANJO pin lost Saturday afternoon. ward if returned to Herald Office, FUR neckplece found, Monday night on West Main St. Plione 1431-2. GLOVE—Brown strap wrist, lost {n Camp school nuditorium Monday evening. Please return to library or Tel. 1632-2, GOLD Watérman fountaln Reward if returned to Herald. pen. Store Announcements d PHOTOGRAPHS are no longer considered a luxury. Now that ~ photographs and first-class workmanship are obtainable at the low rates we are asking, ‘they can no longer bo classed thusly, Arcade Studlo THE ARMY & NAVY STORE— 'Y THURBDAY, MARCH SECOND, at 60 CHURCH ST, OUR ENTIRE sTOC FIRE AND WATER DAMAGED—WILL BE PUT ON SALE. FORMER PRICES NOT CONSIDERED, $10,000 WORTH C LUGGAGE, SHEEPSKIN COAT! RAINCOATS, TOP WOATS, SHOES, BOOTS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR BWEATERS, AND OTHER MEN' FURNIBHINGS, MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. WE ARE TEMPORARI- LY LOCATED AT 60 CHURCH 8T. STORE OPENS AT 9 A, M. AUTOMOBILES Anlo‘ An-!l Truck Agencies HUPMOBILE CARS-- City Service Station, Hartford Ave. and Stanley 8t. A. M. Paonessa, Prop. MAXWELL, Chalmers and Franklin moter cars. Sales and service station. Honey- man Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch. Tel. 2109. WESCOTT— “The car with the longer life.” M. Winkle. Phone 367-4 Bervice Station 191 Park St. Autos and Trucks For Sale ALLEN, 1918, touring car. Small mileage, new patnt, has two new tires and in ex- cellent mechanical condition. Price is only $250. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. “This is a Studebaker year. A, 9 BUICK, 1918, 7 pass. touring. This 1s an op- portunity. A-1 in cvery detall, of excellent appeargnce and will giva good Bservice. “Where Good Used Cars Are Bold.” C. A, Bence, 18 Main St. Phono 2750, OVERLAND TRUCK-—Tires and bedy good, needs some paint. Engine is excellent, It's yours for $50. R. (. Rudolph, Dort deal- er, 127 Cherry $t. Phone 2016-2. BUICK 1919, G pass. touring car. Fully equipped and dependable, many extra ac- cessories, tircs, top and upholstery are all that can’ be desired and the cngine is por- fect. C. A. Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 2750, “Where Good!Used Cars Are Sold." BUICK six, 1917 cabriolet, has a quiet and powertul motor. Must be sofd in two days. $206 takes it home. Be first and then you won't be disappointed. Box 15Y, Herald. BUICK—5-passenger touring, 1820, run only 8,000 miles, 5 good tires, aparc s brand new. Top, upholstery and engine are perfect. Looks and runs like a new ear. Selling with a 90 day guarantee. (. A, Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 2750. “Where good used cars are sold.” BUICK, 1919, touring car, with winter top, now being thoroughly overhauled and will be painted to sult purchaser. Brand new set of cord tires. Selling with a 90 day guarantee. (. A, Bence, 13 Main 8t. “Where good used cars are sold.” Tel- ephone 2750, > BUIC 1918, 7 passenger touring car, equipped with § excellent tires, 2 new cords, has mirror and: fire extingulsher; top looks new, pafnt is very good, en- gino perfeot. Selling with a 90 day antee. (. A. Bence, 18 Main St, good used cars are sold.” Phone BUICK, 1919, 5 passenger touring. with ‘a set of practically new cord tires, and s mechanically perfoc 3 Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 2750, good used cars are sold.” CADILLAC, 1917, 7 passenger sedan. Good shape, very good buy. The Lash Motor Co., Tne, West Main St. Phone 382, “A Reputable Concern.’ A. Where CHALMERS, 1017, § passenger touring car. newly painted and just thoroughly over- hauled. Prico is very low, Inquire at 180 Cherry St. CHEVROLET, 1920, touring car, 490 model, Driven only 6,000 miles; engine I8 per- fict, tires serviceable, and good paint. Price Is $250. R. C. Rudolph, Dort - dealer, 137 Cherry St. Phons 2051-2. CLOSED CARS—We have a Buick seven passenger and a Paige five passenger for #hlo at very low price. Wm, H. Allen Co., Mungerford Court. Phone 806. e e DODGE Brothors tourings, sedans, road- sters. Also several cars, eloetrfvally bquip- I8, §1005up, NIUTING TMOVAL S§TH, ARrOil @. Cohen, Wells St., Hfd. Open evenings. DODGE BROS., 1916, 6-padsenger touring car. Bee this car now. It's a_bargain, C. A. Bence, 18 Main Bt. Phone 2750, “Where, good used cars ave sold.” FEDERAL, street, 815 ton truck. 206 Broad FORD Smith form, 1917, one ton truck. Price $76 cash, Inquire B. Cutler, 22 Oak 8t., or Phone 515-14, FORDS, 1920 tourings and sedans, priced lov for quick sale; also Ford. ton truck, $125. Aaron G. Cohen, Wells' &, Hart- ford. Open evenings. K HUDSON SPEEDSTER, 1021. Many extra secossories. Driven only 5000 miles; 'is vpry good losking car; engine perfect; ice {s low. 8. & I. Motor Sales Co., 165 Eim 8t. Phone 731 HUDSON, 7 passonger. Model 640. In very ¥bod condition, Very cheap, No reasonabie offer rofused. Phone 534-2 or Boston Clotliing Store. HUDSON, 1916, new paint, fair tires, wa- Nolstery is n fine shaps and in excellent runnlng condition. Can ho bought for $260. AL Irving Joster, 193 Arch 8t. “This Is a Studebaker ycar.,” A AUTO NEW BRITAIN DAILY WEEK HERALD, == e, This Is New Britain’s Big Automobile Week. Are GGoing To Be Among the Motorists This Spring? Very Best Used Car Buys In the City Can Be Found Under Classification 9 on This Page. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES Autos And Trucks For Salo HUPMOBILE, 1021, 5 passenger car. We are guaranteeing this car an good as new. Price Ix right. Service Btation. Hupmoblle curs, MERCER, 1918, 4 passenger sport model. Eqlilpped with tonneau windshield, auto- matic windshield wiper, spare tires, bumpers, front and rear, Wo will glve guarantee. Must he scen to e appre- cinted, Lash Motor Co, Inc, West Main, cor, Lincoln 8t. Phone 382, "A Reputa- ble Concern,'" touring to be Clty OLDSMOBILE, 1920, Scrippa-Booth Dodge sedan for $200. Dalance $26 a month, ten months, No Insurance or rod tape. Aaron G. Cohen, Wells St., Hartford. Open evenings, 3 OLDSMOBILE, 1919 sedan. This ear lias 8 always been driven carefully and at thay only o few thousand miles, Just repaint- cd,” upholstery looks new and the engine and tires are excellent, It can be bought for $850. Bee this car now. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch ft. OVERLAND 'rnumm;-'nfia car s in ex- cellent condition; just been painted and overhauled; very good tires. Price is low, C. A, Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 2750, “Where Good Used Cars Are Sold. OVERLAND—1,000 1bs. delivery. Just beeu overhauled; good car, tires all good. Price I8 exceptionally low. C. A. Benco, 18 Maln St. Phone 2750, Where Good Used Cars Are Sold.” 1921, Model 4 roadster. A new car, having been used a trifie as a demonstrator. Will wacrifice $100 from list price in order to move it. M. Trving Jester, 193 Arch St."This is a Btude- baker year." REO roadster, excellent condition. Also, Iord. Sacrifice on account of sickness. 10 C'hestnut St. OVERLAND, 17 BODIES In any conditlon made over like new, Broken fonders, windshields, or rad- {atora repalred, All kinda of sheet metal work also. All work guarantesd, New England Radiator Works, 17 B, Maln St, Phone G0, Service Station Repairing CARS washed, pollshed, olled and grease Authorized Bimoniz Service Sta. Auto Laundry, Rear 105 W. pain, 559 CONTRACTS on heavy hauling of any kind, General overhauling and repairing. Dead and live storage. Hardware Clty Garinge and Trucking Contractors rear 193 Main St. Phono 887-12; Residence Phone 886-13 MACHINE, die and tool, ove repalr work. Guaranteed, I hauling arsons’ and Tool Co., 680 Wost Maln 8t OVERHAULING--Auto Repalr Co,, at 538 Bast Maln St, s a good place to have your spring overhauling done. Stop In \and get an estimate. Work done by the job or hy the hour, as desired. Tele- phone 2016-3 SEE our exhibit Waodnesds Simmons at the Thuraday, Storage uutomobile show, Fridny, Saturday. Battery Co, Barbers, Hairdress, Masseuse FACIALS, shampooing, waving, scalp tr ment. Work done at your home. Estelle V. Barkman, 527 W. Maln St. Phone 1851, Phone for appointment. HAIRDRESSING, Marcel waving, manic ing, hennaed, halrbobbing, shampooing, faclal massage, Parisionne puck, hair dye- ing, Violet Ray treatment. Lucille Beauty 8hop, 250 Main St. Top floor. Tel. 638. Building and Contract 19 REO, " 1017, touring car. Tires are good, new paint, top and upholstery are ex- cellent and just been overhauled. Price is 250. M. lrving Jester, 193 Arch St. “Thils is a Studebaker year.' 1 Auto Parts and Accessories AUTO PARTS—You wlill find that your uuto at Cutler's, 22 Oak St. 515-14. ' We also buy used cars. part of Phone BATTERIES—Exide Batteries and service. Exchange your old battery for A naw Exlde, Liberal allowance. A. G. Hawker. HAND PUMPS—Can't leak, the very best made. Spe week, $4.00, value $5,00. Union, 321 Park St. less mone; all metal ‘ial during this American Mdse. “Better tires for and —+ PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP tire only tire guaranteed by-the manu ers not to sild. T. 1. Cogswell, § Chest- nut St. Phone 1418-2. SMILE WEEK—Put a Prest-O-Lite Battery in_your car and you'll smile every week. O'Nell Tire & Battery Co. 41 Washing- ton St. Phore 900. TIRES—General cords at reasonablo price & Battery (‘0. 41 Wa site 1Tk’ club. give large mileage See the O'Neil Tire \ington St. .Oppo- Phone 900, TIRES—We carry a full line ot Firestone, Fisk and Grow tires. West End Vulcan- izing Works. C. P. M'Carthy, Prop. 399 West Main St., Phone 1091-3. Autos—Taxi Service 13 CITY TAXI SERVICE—HAVE YOU RID- DEN IN AMERICA'S MOST COMFORT- ABLE CAR? THE HOLMES IMPROVED AIR-COOLED CAR. WE HAVE IT CALL 2379, - TAXI—When you want good TAXI SERV- ICB, CALL 2700 ~2700 2700 Service Station Repairing AUTOISTS!— We are now equipped and prepared to repair and generally overhaul any make of car. Our ratés are low and our serv- fce and parts guarantced. Bring in your cylinder grinding and get satisfaction, H, & B. MFG. CO. 451 W. MAIN BT, PHONE 1123-2. AUTO FENDERS and bodies, doors and radiators, when broken or bent, need the attention of skilled mochanics, When in trouble, let us restore the orginal shape of your car. ‘“Service is Our Alm." O, Becker, Corbin Place. Phone 653. AUTO OWNERS ATTENTION—Now is the time to get your mew top, side curtains and sfip-covers made and repaired be- fore the spring rush. Al kinds of auto bodies upholstered and repaired, Wa do all kinda of auto body work. All materials and workmanship guagapteed. Let us e: timate on your auto body work. J. W. Walsh Auto Top & Upholstering Co., 207 Elm St., near Seymour. Phone 2649 AUTO OWNERS—Now 18 the time to have A new core in your old radiator, and make it as good as new. We repair radia- tors, fenders, bodies, mufflers, tanks, et Hulquist Bros,, 107 Arch St. Phone 1326- AUTO PAINTINS Is_our specialty ANTONIO BUFFA & ( 224 ARCH ST, PHONE 1162, ———— e . AUTOMOBILE PAINTING--All work guar- anteed and prices reasonable. Truck bodies made to order. lsadoro Ravizza, rear 332 Park St. Phone 576-13. AUTO SPRINGS a specialty. r against conter breakage. Prices right. John Raker, 224 Arch St. Phona 506. Ul e e S R BATTERIES— Have you experienced battery See us for satisfactory servicc. HARTFORD BATTERY & SERVICE CITY SERVICE STATION EDW. ZACK, Y DEPT. 935 is The . Herald’s Want Ad Phone. Call this number the next time you want to insert a Want Ad. . uar, forey troubles ROOFING—8ave money on your shingling Jjob. Speclalty on beaver board ceilings. M. C. Helsler, 613 Stanley St. DON'T wait for the spring rush! Have your mason work done now. Charles Beh, mason contractor, Phone 11K5-2, Business Service Rendered 20 ACCOUNTING _service. Books Kept for stores and offices not requiring steady bookkeeper. Systems installed. Income tax reports prepared. Write Herald, Box 40B. ACCOUNTING—Bookkeeping service for stores, offices +and professlonal men not vequiring steady bookkeeper. Apply Her- ald, Box §MM. BUSINESS SERVICE Lawyers—Patent Attorneys 'EMPLOYMENT li<~lp—\\'|)|||n n Wanted NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block, Bat, 1 by Jus, Shepard, LOUIS M. BCHEID 260 MAIN ®1, Telephone New BritniA and Hartford, PATENTS, trade-marks, G. Manning, former examines U, 8, Pat- ont Office. Branch office i Walk-Over Bhoe store, 211 Main St., New Britaln Tleadquarters, Waterbury. copyrights, Harold 26 Moving, Trucking, Baggage EXPRESS werk aslies (rom v rino, 114 Ca of all ds and oo amerclal 8t Kinds; 1 Tel, a0 take nto Cn- Al Change, s, FURNITURE MOVING A work promptly done. Furniture I 67 Arch St. A, J. NI STORING xpross, Auhes All ‘work ST, Mes MOVING, trucking and carted from_cellar or guaranteed, Rates reasouablo, Mahon, 123 Cherry 8t. Phong TRUCKING & STORAGE MOVING CRATING AND SHIPPIN( RAIL OR TRUCI, T EQUIPPED 1 FOR LOCAL AN TANCE PURNITURE AUKING T THE C1TY LONG DIS- MOVING, MAID MAID to do general PER~(Girl washin 144 for Apply 1. neral hous work, Judd e nug or Phone for general Mrs, Bennett, housework, Apply O 8 30 Harrison stroct, housewark, family of nights preferred, B, Plainville 4 udults, Return Anply 185 West home Main SALESWOMEN ~ l Landers, ing for e Providence and gland citios women: enp: the Unive . oW tablished hy thoese stor trafning cotrse provided ing asigned to st mitting application pet and glve her, Only written copted, Address HOME ECONOMICS DEPT. LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK, ark have open- noin Wo soveral large 1} We want of taking charge W los. of hefore he- When sub- state age, ex- telephione num- pplications ac- e LADY wanted to work in New Brit- » in selling desired but not nd commission nfidentially, Write Ol ntial, plies Box 401K Heln—Men or Women 43 INTER-URBAN TRANSIER & STORAC MAIN. PHONE 2000 & 167% 2002 BOOKKEEPER — Male ence in double entry, Harvey & Lewis, 85 or female. BExperi- References desired, West Main 8t. A, P. MARSH, MGR. EARN A weeklv income addressing en- velopes N spare time at home, young ol old, Full particulars 10c, Box 2436-D, Boston, Mass. TRUCKING—Trucks leave ew York city. 24 ho York receiving station at 91 Walker St. s left there will be delivered her within 24 hours, Bids cheerfully given on all trucking, none too big or too small. Fleet of ten auto trucks at your serv- ice. Moving a speclalty. Give us a trial, here daily for sorvice, New SSMAN- years of age, can spe Polish, Russian and salesman position. Gold_strcet, city ervice man, married, k good English, vie, wishes to get Address M. J. P., 96 Joseph Arbour & Som, 66 Whiting Ktreot, city 6 Situations Wanted—Women 45 TRUCK goes to ‘fuesday and Thurs Saturday or Monc . Freight sonable. M. Brown Trucking Dwight St. Phone 2538, city to Boston overy every vates rea- Co,, 131 ANTIQUE FURNITURE--Bring your uable furniture to men who know repair it. This is our business. Irigo, rear of 153 Arch strect. phone 2633, val- how to Day & Tele- AWNINGS for private and business housos. Your order solicited early to avoid spring rush. Eatimates turnished. Eddy Awning & Decorating Co. Phone’ 1013-4, PIXTURES repaived and in- nished, wiring cotric Co. 259 Main Phone 519, CTRICAL stalled. Wire alled. Andci Up one flight. We can save you fixtures. Kull linc wious finishes. hed. Phoenix 209 Cherry St, in Call 0. BLECTRICAL money on of lan Wi Speclalty Co. P. WORK. our electr fixtures 0. Box 330, PHOTOGRAPHER—Will go any plac city for all styles of photography. J. L. Hall, Dickinson Drug, Tc FOR SPRINC We will convenience, metal work Nair. Tel. 1 Lawn mowers call and deliver at Plumbing, roofing, and general jobbing 53-3, 367. 0. Main St. your sheet Louls RING of antique_furniture. All repairing. The Furniture Ex- Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. UPHQLSTE kind chang: BETTER make SIGNS— bettor business, NEW BRITAIN SIGN CO. 34 CHURCH § PHONE 894, HOUSEK WOMAN SEPER-—American won Child wishes position s Address Box 40M, Herald. with small house- keeper. wants Miss Banks, floor. or wy or malley week. street, Ap- see- ply ond FINANCIAL MAX T , Contractor, house painter and paper-hanger. 1t will my estimates on your iy you to get spring work, 1 Business Opportunities 4;1 you have not seci the terns in wall papers, come stock. 39 Harvard St. Phone latest 1922 pat- to visit my 13224, ORDERS taken for hand painted Eas IPor sale at 453 West will sell at a very low price, stablished Automobile Accessory carrying with it several valuable agencies, It is a wonderful opportunity to buy a paying business already estab- lished. Seo or phone us today. The Home Banking & Realty Co., 86 West Main Phone 728, a _well Busi- [+ walnut You The MERCHANDISE Footwear and Clothing o1 Huy now and Roston Clothing 8tore, BOYR 8UL Pay weokly, Church 8t suve money. (5] APRONS le of | In pleasing styles, #t. Novelty Shop, s quality per $176 und $1.98 469 Arch St, crodit, Pay us Btore, 63 Areh I,—Use y Boston st 88 wonkly Church ur othing hoots, “Ball Band" brand, for working men. All sizon and gua 1. Wil help you in this weathel jricos in town, Jow Martellit, 86 Chureh 8t 8, rubbor Houschotd Articles 63 CANS--Bxtra heay zed fron, Special $3 Hardware Co., 49 East | orner of Maln St I'URNITURE variety at re 1 prices, Furniture Exchange, 87 Arcl St nforced gal- Best quality Main St ASH o 00 to $18.00. Cribs, $8.00 to $17.00, Davenpo $36 to $40. Sliding couches, $5.00 to Rlue handle brooms, i5e an Al goods guar Gorfain, Areh 8t Phone Am. walnut, *urniture rafe, Mgr. 168 JOM SUITH Pl vilue $175, price $98, change, 67 Arch St A, e donble hed, lady's rocker and chair. Value $260, reduced to §225, 003 Main street, 3 consisting of resses, men's American black B B son, DINING ROOM SUITES—10 piece, leather seats, American black walnut, $295 value, reduced to §235. B. 503 Main St. Berson, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCKS—Table lamps, ote. All goods guaranteed, Anderson Elec- tric 59 Main street. Up one fight. Phone 5 ELECTRIC IRON—Guaranteed, 6 1b, com- plete with cord attachment Special $4.50. City Hardware Co.,, 49 East Main 8t., around the corner of Main. GAS DOME ble. Also Alinost, erib. Phone new. I'rice reasona- 1061-4, ree plece, gen- ack walnut. $185 to $136. RUIT npholster Redu; LIVING ROOM uine Jleat Blg_saving, B. Bers MATTR! S duced from $2 B. Berson, 50 Ik floss, heavy tick, re- to §15. See our new store. Main St. Rented, repaired Plano VACUUM CLEANERS—Electric, $1.25 a day. Cleaners for sale, and overhauled. L. K. Andrews. Agent. Phone 1995. 64 Machinery, Elec., and Tools AUTO KNITTING home workers, Phone 85~ machine. New. Good for Inquire 170 Chapman S PALNTING ly don and paper-hanging. Work neat- Apply W. L. Weed, 100 Glen St Investments, Bonds 4% Plumbing, Heating, Mctal Work 28 NG SUPPLIF Everything for the plumbing contractors a nish cstimates ware Co, 49 B, plumber. We cheerfully TO THE SMALL INVESTOR— If you desire to invest $100, $500, $1,000 or to make a monthly saving of §$10 or more otir BABY FIRST MORTGAGES yielding 7% offer un- cqualed security, THE BODWELL REALTY CO. 407 NAT'L, BANK BLIG. JBPHONE 1801, Pressing and Tailoring Money Loaned 48 SAWMILI -1 large and 1 small, 1 steam engine and 1, 16 h kerosene engine. Apply Thomas Stagis, 80 Newington Road. Merchandise at the Stores 65 : our new = REAL ESTATE FOR RENT i at e ARCH BT, 7 room steam heated aparts ment, furnished or unfurnished, Apply Mr, Cirafe, 87 Arch Bt, ARCH 8T, ments, Inquire 8t., socond floor, Apartments and Tenements 162-368—Two five room tons n premises or 34 Prospect CENTRALLY LOCATED, very five room flat; steam heat furnished. . Hateh Co,, Tel, 131, GLEN ST, 137-—Four room tenement. Im- provements, Reing painted, Central and auiet neighborhood. Tnquire 163 North 8t. denirabie W, GLEN 8T., 138—Four room tenement, third floor, $14, Phone 1331-14, HURLBURT 87, 21—Five room All tmprovements, with electric, $18. quire on pr ises. tenement, In- MAIN 8T, 661~A tenement of slx rooms, steam heat, improvements up-to-date, Also, blg store it for any Lusiness. Ap- ply Frank Nalr, — rooms, refin- of five newly MAPLE 90— Tenement all modern improyvemoents, ished, Tel, 1635-1 ——————————————————— SOUTH MAIN ST., 387-—Five room ten: ment, third floor, All modern fmprov ments, Louls Nair. STRATFORD ROAD—New alx_room: bunj low West Main Bt., modern five room tenement. Inquire 19 Bradley t, Tel. 2112 S e Ml el LR B 38—Fiva room tenement, All_modern tmprovements. TRINITY 8T, fArst foor. WERBTER ST., 23—Tenement of 3 rooms, A-1 condition, Rent reasonable, Inquire at 248 Chestnut Bt., city. WEST ST, 116—Four room tenement with all up-to-date improvements. Inquire 8, Abrahamson, 169 Hartford Ave. WINTHROP ST., 74—Five room tenement with all_improvements. Inquire 8. W Menus, 398 Main 8 e Desk Room and Offices. n MAIN ST, 369—Three front rooms suitable for office. Box 42, Herald. = = Wanted—Fo Rent 17 SOUTHERN mw-lmn of city. Five room ten- ement, by April 1st. All improvements. Two In family. Box 8M, Herald. TENEMENT with use of land, couple, Address Arthur Dwight § farm in suburbs, by young American Johnson, 128 or small ——— Auctioneers ki) AUCTIONEERJNG—Expegt_In all branches. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St. Res- Idence Berlin, Conn. Phone 668-3. GEO. ©c A. CLARK, Auctionecr, MERIDEN, P. 0. BOX 333. Meriden, Conn. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 80 PROPERTY at 168 Washington St. com- - taining a lot 85x250 feet, 2 tenement house and a new store. Will sell reason- able. Inquire on_ premises. Building Lots For Sale Bldg. and Business Prop. 81 COSTS are going to be low- a small deposit on a lot now and bo prepared “to go ahead with that home you have been thinking about, - Desirable sites in all parts of the city. W. L. Hatch, City Hall building. Open Baturday evenings. s—Four building lots, 50x150, each to xold at $500, Easy terms. For bar- gains soe The Hoffman Agency, 319 Main street, BUILDING er. Make 60 Musical Instruments CLOTHES - That Give racter Woolens now on display and Distinction, $100,000 for second build- Howard mortgages and ing loans, quick results. Wm. L. 19 Center New Haven BDISON PHONOGRAPHS Terms to suit pure and records. H. Cogswell, NDON SHOP. CALL 585-3, ELM & MAIN STS. LIVE STOCK IMPOETED AND DOMESTIC— Woolen, for Spring and Summer wear. B. NELSO! Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 lowest. Cohn, A NO. 1 SIGNS of any kind and prices in town. Work guaranteed. J. 1% Main St. ional Services Dressmaking and Millinery ATS in striped goods, edging and buttons, ting Shop, 19 Walnut 12 MATCHED BOX PIL Hemstitehing, picot Ginsburg Dress Pl streot. Phone 883 Dycing and Cleaning 23 CLEANING AND DYEING— When your suit needs cleaning, remember are the only exclusive cieaners and 5 in the wity. W BRITAIN DRY CLEANING CORP. 96 WEST MAIN, PHONE 1323-3 SUITS PRESSED, #0c—Cleaning and pairing at reasonable prices. PHILIP SILVER, 9 WABHINGTON PLACE, Rear of United (¢ r e re- ACCIDENT, AND ALL LINES OF INSUR- ANCE. SERVICE AN LOWI 3 10T MENTS. TRAN DI THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. 138, AT US ARTMENT, PHONE FIRE INSURANCE Insurance to building? See St. Phone 14§ Do you varry the valu Gans, 87 W onough r - your 556 5 Main Lifo Insurance Soventy-eight Crona, NI Mutual Co., St., Boston. years of Faithful Service. Agent, 173 Main St IGRADITBR R. VETRA PUBLIC ST A 0, HATCHT ORDER now for White Leghorns, day old iS-——Light good winter Inyers, $2 3 c¢hicks, R, L. Stoddard. Brahma, for 1 Tel. from Guarantec 386-2, chicks; 1. hatching eugs, fresh eggs at door. Sedgwick, Hartford Road. Tel. 795-2 ROOM 403, 268 MAIN. TEL. 2012, NCER Spencer REJUVENO CORSETS—The maternity corset gives perfect pd helps to maintain normal ap- POULTRY SUPPLIES, and fountains, Buckeve (ncul coal and ofl burning brooders, It Bros, Co., Park & Bigelow Ste. Tel. connection, hoppers, feeders Mrs. D. Hall, ¥ . Phone Re 1 Spencer 32 WHITE BRAHMA setting egzs, $3 for 13. laying stock, Come and see them. Harmon, 87 Wells Stréet, Bel- Good , videre. Repairing and Piano Tuning CLEANING and repair accurately and quickly done on watches and clocks, Will call_for work. R, C. Gocht, watchmaker, 50,000 CHICE for 1922. Quality chicks at prices. Write for circular. Pashall, 202. Dixwell avenue, New Conn, reasonable ¥, M. Haven, 45 Bain St. Phone 2301- MATTRESSES, cushions, pil- MERCHANDISE box springs, Al to new and Istering. Hard- 60 Tremont St lows, et roturned same day. ware City Bedding Phone 2314-4. EMPLOYMENT made over eq Upl 0 o Help—Men Wanted 41 Articles For Sale 55 ARLOR stove and refrige auto seats, top and tank for Price reasonabl Tin ‘onn. tor, Set of sport model. Box 218, Ber- Business and Office Equipment 57 IR - One who understands work and Kknows iow to Address Farmer, Box 10, Ifer; green- nlant Id, HELPER—Young Polish man, single, Ik on farm. Antoni Luhaszewicz, R. sington, Conn, FLY SWATT Will keep lome all us show vertisement We have in them the summer, let you. 1. W, BENNETT, TISING NOVELTL i ADV! 169 MAIN you are possessed ¢ and enthusiasm, we have for you in our organization. In- come according to vour worth and quick progiotion o producers, Call at Room 109, Professional Rldg., 9:00 to 10:30 a. m. room ke care of your An BEquitable Parker & Dem- Phone 2026, WHAT have you done family when you die? Life Policy will help. ing, 193 Main street. It isn't necessary to come down to the office to put a Want Ad in The Herald. Just phone it to our Classi- fied Dept.—1 A little Want Ad herc will get you anyihing you want, a position, a home or whatever it might be. Help—Women Wanted 42 MONTGOMERY'S Standa™ Income Tax Laws for 1921 In its sixth edition will be sady for you Fehruar . Price is $10, er immediately. Adkins Printing Co.. 66 _Church St ly to assist in tailor snik, 53 Broad St. ASSISTANT—-Young | shop. Apply D. M HOUSEKEEPER eral housework. first_floo; crman Apply woman 18 for gen- Prospect The only way you the readers of The Herald is to advertise in it, one good way is the Want Ad way. CORD CHARCOAL WOOn sawed any Tel. 1083-4, St city length and livered. Leon I\ Liegey, North pecial price, Do Nuzzi, 12 0 8 p.om. 18¢ o ha \gs for 430 West Main . Open PU RINA COW CHOW-— Cows like Purina Cow Chow, and it keeps them in the bhest of condition. We will furnish milk r ord sheets show that it will make more ailk, N, B, Bird & Feed Phone 1121-3; Phone 864-1. to OGRAPH—Upright ncluding Herald, model, records, pertact $65. Ad- standard 1 sacrifice, N CTANO. $16 money. Mahogany upright, less than cost. Must Box 43B, Herald. VIANO—Full size; mahogany Brand new. Beautiful instrument, forice. Basy terms. L. ¥. Andre Arch St ed upright. | LOTS—$25 secures any of our choice build- ing lots, 50x150 feet and some larger. If you are intcrested in building or buying ¢ a home this year, come and let us help vou. Andrews Land Co., 1557 Stanley Phone 861-4, Farms ol r Sale FARM-— 1 good nec 30 wcies, 6 cows, 2 heifers, 3 calves, working horse, chickens and all ssury favm tools, Ten winutes to the Sihoolhouse near the farm. Ad- Antoni Luhaszewlcz, R, F. D, Ken- . Conn, CRE farm, pr reasonable, Newington Road. ically new, 8 Thomas ~ Stagis, rooms; 80 Death in family, out of work and in need of money compels me ifce magnificent almost new ma I upright piano. Most any cash of- for accepted. Address immedintely, P. 0. Box 461, PIANO. desper to sac Upright. Owner going to Califor- Must vifice. Cash. Quick buyer ndard make. No reasonable offer re- fused. Dox 45A, Herald. RECORDS at 43¢, 40¢ Slc. Latest dance and song hits, also standard and classified selections, Widener's, Main Etroet. PIANO i 67 ACRE farm for sale. ove Beavh, Good house of ten rooms, rn, wood, ete. Price is $3,200, part cash, The Hoffman Agency, 319 Main 8t. On the shore mear Berlin farth; all good land, 7 in tine shape, 3 barns, 8§ cows. 2 horses, 100 chickens and 150 bushels of potatoes. Plenty of fruit. Rea- 1 for selling, owner has been: called out the country. For quick sale the price js $8,700, with easy terms. Cashman Farm Ageuc 31 Maln St, vity, Rel nn. Phone 668 rban For Sale i ACRES room hiot 85 ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67 - $1.25. Horenstein, 1 ANSONTA WATCH for one year. B. fuarantecd . R, Ar- $1.50 Him- KS--§1 Watch to $15. chains, Scarf pins, $1 to $40. de PLAINVILLE, Vestwood park. A six room house, built 7 years, electricity, hardwood floors, is in good condition and looks excellent. Lot s 150 feet squar: two large chicken coops, 140 chickens. Price is only $4,000, $1,600 Star istate & Insurance Co, 163 Maln Ph ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS Wanted—Articles to Buy BOOKCASE State best price for in good condition wsh, Py O, Box 537, JUNK--We pay 1d rags and hand clothes 161 Oak St ¢ prices now for your Also men's sccond- furniture, Zeldes, 515-13, Would like to by Lnough to build Rox 210, Herald, ind Phone LUMB iy Addr second-hand chicken-coop, sccond-hand Box Kensington, SHED P, or o lumber, P, Conn, oLD Bruzik, UPRIGHT care how old, PIANO - Any Don't condition, I'hone 1995 Use the phone when WANT AD to put ders gladly received you have in The Herald, or- a over the phone. '19025 is the number. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A MinorWAccomplishment WZ TH,APTAIN OF OUR. BAs;afap‘TrE,m AN TH' OTHOR \WUZ CAPTAIN OF OUR WELL, \WHAT WAS' HE WEARING TUAT MEDAL FoR ? AW, UE GOT TWAT BRIGUTEST BoV IN ScHoolL BY BLOSSER JUST FOR BEING TW' Rooms For Rent 89 59—l urnighed rooms Conveniences, Price rea- or without board. Feine BAST MAIN 81 for one or twao. nable. With stein, Tel. 1 JAST MAIN ST, 208—Steam heated room, v bath, All convenlences. Telephone MAIN ST., 214—Furnished housekeeping and_single provements, over & and rooms for light rooms, all im- 10 atore. WASHINGTON front room nings. Ring ST., 151-Steam heated rivate family. Call eves bell. in middle WEST MAIN ~One large room, with two clothes closets, Front view, Suit- able for two gentlemen, Also one light Nousckeeping apartment and two unfurs nished rooms. Rooms I'or Housekeeping (1} NTRALLY LOCATED—Two light housekeeping; with Box 32, Herald, rooms for use of kitchen,, SOUTH HIGH ST, 28--Two rooms for light Rousekeeping. Mrs, Dillon. Where To Dine = (1] JULAR DINNER 36c. Specials e prices. We cook all our own ‘K's’ Lunch, 100 Chestnut St. BELOIN'S home cooked meals. $6.00 tckets for $5.00, or $3.50 for $3.00. We ve a_special chicken dinner on Sun- 5 conts. All home cooking. Fresh 93 Wanted— Board Or Lodging YOUNG refined couple would like a large furnished room. centrally located. Private Catholic family preforred. Box 43M, Herald, R By advertising daily you will eventually see your volume of busi- ness increase daily. A" 'Want Ad in the Herald will do |5' Cail 925, There arc weeks in' the winter in Norway when the sun appears only a few hours. Amen is one of the oldest deities of the ancient Egyptians and one of their chief gods. Cost of the Dayton flood nine years ago was $67,383,674,