New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1922, Page 13

ANNOUNCEMENTS S E—— Florists 3 PLORAL DVRIONH and flowers for all oc- caslo anniversaries, partes, banquets, woddings, funerals, ote, Call “Flower Phone' 1116, Prompt attention, Volz Wigral Co., 90 West Main 8t BAY 1T WITH all slons, wreaths, cut pleces, etc., weddings, Lirthdays, funorals, Welch's Flower Bhop, 89 West Phone, Lost And Found B plre sl s oo Dl i L LARGE DUNCH of automoblle and deor keys and insuranco tag lost between En- glne Housa No, 3 on Hoeaver street and the Munieipal Garagoe on Commercial Bt Liberal reward to findgr. Alex Beatty, Munieipal Gardge, Commerc . FLOWHERS for LU Bt, POCKETBOOK last, containing about $75 in bills_and $141.45 In cheoks, drivers Ii- conse, Y. M. €. A, membership card and Knights of Columibus Insignia_stamped on poclcethook with name, Petor Trolana, Re- ward If found, Welch's Flower Shop, Tel. 2181 New Dritain, or Hartford Ch, 6563-14 —_— ot = = Store Announcements THE ARMY & NAVY STORE- OUR FIRE SALE 18 NOW ON IN EARNEST., ALl THE STOCK THAT WAS IN OUR BTORE AT THE TIME OF THE FIRE MUST BIl BOLD AT ANY SACRIFICE, MANUFACTURERS' PRICES NOT EVEN CONSIDERED. WI MUST BELI, THESE (GOODS 80 PROFIT DY OUIl PREDICAMENT AND BE ONE OF THE PURCHASERS. $10,- 000 WORTH OF LUGGAGE, BHEEPSKIN ('OATS, RAINCOATS, TOPCOATS, BHOES, BOOTS, HOB- INDERWEAR, SWEATERS, SVERYTHING MUST GO, AT 60 CHURCH STREET. B. BERSON—We are closing out our en- tire stock of econd-hand furniture. Our decialon to take this step glyes rooming house proprieters or even private fami- llos an unusual opportunity to procure all kinds of furnishings at cxceedingly low rates. Stock consists of beds, bureaus, washing stands, dressers, chairs, ete,, and are solling helow cost. Must he sold with- in next 10 days, Call at 503 Main 8t., city. “YERAME your pictures. The place for pie- turcs 18 on the walls, to be seen, en- joyed and admired. They add life, beauty and Kindliness. Our prices aro as low as we _can_make them, The Arcade Studio. AC CESSORIE You S L For Your Auto AtReliable Stores At Reasonabl Prices Are Being Offered Under Classification 11. Get the Hahit of Reading These Ads Every Day. ( Il Find It A Profitable Habit. SRS e Beie) AUTOMOBILES Autos and Trucks For Sale L CARS—This ls our remaval wale on ars, Including Dodges, ords, - Bul Onklands, Oldsmobile ete. Now located at 887 New Hrltain Ave Hartford, Aaron G. Cohen. USED ance of our and s fully equipped, cer or delivery man. $200 will M. Trving Jester, 193 Arch Bt, movo It, *“T'his s 1 part of FPhone AUTO PARTS—You will find that your auto at Cutler's, 22 Oak 8t, 516-14. We also buy used cars, BATTERIES-—Exido .Batteries and service. Bxchange yourgold bettery for a n Exlde. Liberal allowance. A, G. Hawke BATTERIES—Put a Prost-O-Lite Dattery in your car and thoroughly enjoy motor- ing. O'Nefl Tire & Battery Co,, 41 Wash- ington St. Phone 900, PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP tires. The only tire guarantead by the manufactur- ers not to wkid, T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chet- nut 8t. Phone 1418-2, | TIRES—General cords glve large mlileage at reasonable prices. Seo the O'Neil Tire & Battery Co, 41 Washington 8t. Opp site Elks' club, Phone 900, FEDERAL TIRES— AUTHORIZED SOLE _ AGENCY, JUDD & DUNLOP, 15 FRANKLIN SQUARE, HAND PUMPS—ean’t leak, all metal and the very best made, Special during this week, $4.00, lue $5.00. American Mdse, Union, 321 Park St. “Better tires for less money.” TIRES—We carry a full line of Fircstone, Fisk and Grow tires. West ¥nd Vulcan- izing Works. C. P. M'Carthy, Prop. 399 West Main Bt., Phone 1091-3. AUTOMOBILES = Automobiles Wanted 12 e Auto And Truck Agencies HUPMOBILE CARS— City Service Btation, Hartford Ave. and Btanley 8t. A. M. Paonessa, Prop. MAXWELL, Chalmers and Franklin motor cars. Sales and service station, Honey- man Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch. Tel. 2109, WESCOTT— “The car. with the longer life.” A. M. Winkle. Phone 387-4 Service Station 191 Park St. Autos and Trucks For Salé 9 BUICK, 1919, touring car, with winter top, now heing thoroughly ~overhauled and wlill be painted to suit purchaser. Brand new set gf cord tires. Selling with a 90 day guardntee, C. A, Bence, 18 Main St “Whero good #sed cars are sold.” Tel~ cphone 2750, F FORD touring car body. Kearney, 10 Chest- nut street. Phone 2110. Autos—Taxi Service 13 CORBJN Motor Livery Co. High class closed and open cars. Prompt service, Rte- lable operators, reasonabic rates. Tel. 1830, CITY TAXI SERVICE—HAVE YOU RID- I IN AMERICA'S MOST COMFORT- ABLE CAR? THE HOLMES IMPROVED AIR-COOLED CAR. WE HAVE IT. CALL 2379, AXI—When you want good TAXI BERV- § ICB, CALL 2700 % 2700 [} 2700 AUTOMOBILES ) Service Nlnilnn l{cplmnx i, l:l | CARS washed, Authaor pollshed, oflea and groased. teod ‘Simonlz Barvico Bty . Main _ BUSINESS SERVICE e EMPLOYMENT ST 'MERCHANDISE patont examiner, . New Britain, Waterhury G, MANNING, forme Agency In Walk-Ov Heaquarters, 193 CONTRACTS on heavy hauling of any kind, Gonoral overhaullng and repairing. Dead and lve storage. Hardware City go and Trucking Contractors, rear 193 Main St. Phone 3§ Ttesldonce Phone §86-13, LECTRICAL bile should mons, 1 FORD AND #pocialty. tion mystems ovi Co, 12 W. SYSTEM of your he Inspected now Arch 8St. Phone ov AND repafring our Generat starters and lgni- rhauled, Overland Repair Pearl St automo- Seo Sim- hauling and Parsons’ Tool MACHINE, dlo and tool, ove repalr work, Guaranteed, Co., 680 West Main St, OVERHAULING—Auto East Main St, s a good place to have your spring overhauling done. §top in and’ get an estimate. Work done by the job or the hour, as desired. Tele- phone 2016 BUSINESS SERVICE Barbers, Halrdross, Masscuse 18 Repalr Co,, at b3 Halrcut 26c; satisfaction. fayette St. BARBRR—Reginning. Monda shavl 15c. Best work and New manitary barber shop, 48 1 FACIALS shampoos, scalp tre and hafre Estelle V. Phone 1851, ment, waves tting. Work done at your home, Barkman, 527 W. Main 8t Phone for appointment. HAIRDRESSING, Marcel waving, manicur- ing, hennaed. hairbobbing, shampooing, facial massage, Parisicnne pack. hair dye- ing, Violet Ray treatment. Lucille Beauty Shop, 269 Main 8t. Top oor. Tel. 638 Building and Contract 19 CONCRETE WORK—Spring crete work. Don't forget the old, relia- ble firm, Baker & Lasher, concrete con- tractors. Quallty and workmanship have stood the test for the paat twenty years. Phone 1966-2 or 3. Our motto:. “Every- thing in concrete.” means con- MASON work, bricklaying and plasterin Charles Beh, 591 West Main street. Te ephone 1185-2, ROOFING—Save money on your shingling job. Speclalty on beaver board ceilings. M. C. Helsler, 613 Stanley S Business Service Rendered AWNINGS for private and business houses. Your order solicited early to avoid spring rush. stimates furnished. Bddy Awning & Decorating Co. Phone 1013-4, CABINET WORK-—Let us bid on your store fixtures, sample boards, working models or inside paneling. All kinds of cabinet work. Day & Frigo, 153 Arch street. Tel- ephone 26 1918, 7 passenger touring car, with 5 excellent tires, 2 new cords, has mirror and fire extinguisher; top looks rew, paint is very good, en- gine perfect. Selling with a 90 day guar- antee. C, A. Bence, 18 -Maln St. “Where used cars are sold.”” Phone 2750. BUICK LUICK, 1919, 6 passenger touring. Equipped with ‘a set’ of practically new cord _tires, and is mechanically perfect, A. Bence, 1§ Main 8t. Phone 2750, *“Where . En0d used cars are sold." BUICK--5-passenger touring, 1920, run only §,000 miles, 5 good tires, spare is brand new, Top, upholstery and engine are perfect. Looks and runs like a new car. Scling with a 99 day guarantee. C. A, Deneo, 18 Main St. Phone 2750. “Where good used cars are sold.' BUICK, 1918, 7 pass. touring. This is an op- portunity. A-1 in every detail, of excellent oppearance and will give good service. “Where Good Used Cars Are Sold.” C. A. Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 2750, . BUICK, 1919, & pass. touring car. Fully equipped and dependable, many extra ac- sories, tires, top and upholstery are all tiiat can bo desired and the engine is per- foct. C. A. Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 2750. * Where Good Used Cars Are Sold. BUICK CABRIOLET, 1917. A little paint is LIl this car needs. Otherwlse it is per- fect, Can be bought for $200. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch 8t. “This is a Stude- DLaker year. CILALMERS, 1917, § passenger touring car. newly painted and just thoroughly over- hauled. Th's is a bargain at $325. In- quive at 180 Cherry St. CLOSED CARS—We have a Buick seven hassenger and a Palge five passenger for saio at very low price. Wm. M. Allen Co., Ilungerford Court. Phone 805. DODGE BROTHERS, 1920, panel delivery. This is n bargain If taken at ence. The 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 165 Elm 5t. Phane 731, DODGE BROS, 1916, 6-passenger touring car. See this car now. It's a bargain. C. A. Bence, 18 Main 8t. Phone 2760, “\Where good used cars are sold. TRUCK, 1917, very good body and four practically new tires, 1} ton capacity; engine excellent, Price — $300 cash. South Bnd Garage, 171 South Main street. Phono 870, FEDERAL A-l Geo, FORD—Five passenger touring car, shape with slip covers. Price $76. T, Swaln, 19 Barnett St., city. FORD—Open delivery. Price reasonable, R, ©. Rudolph, 127 Cherry St, Dort dealer. § Phone 2015-2. )RD runabout; just overhauled. Five tires; a big bargaln, $75. Tel. 503, Mr. Newton. FORD ROADSTER, 1016, with or without business body. 1s in very good condition; looks good, has demountable rims and selling for $150. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. “This is a Studebaker year. HUDSON SPEEDSTER, 1921, Many extra accessories. Driven only 5,000 miles; very good looking car; engine perfec price |s low. 8. & J. Motor Sales C 166 Elm St. Phone 731 HUDSON, 1980, touring, limousine. Newly painted and in first-class shape. Can be bought for the price of a small car. The S. & F. Motor Sales Carp., 156 Elm St. Phone 731 . HUDSON, 1918, car In_oxcel Lash Motor Phone 382, soven passenger ent running_conditlon. Co,, Inc,, West Main “A Reputable Concern,” touring The Bt. HUPMOBILE, 1021, § passenger car. We are guaranteeing this car as good as new. Price ja right. Scrvice Station. Hupmoblle cars. MAXWELL ROADSTER, 1917. Formerly owned by a lady who handled it care fully; Is In good running condition and an oxcellent buy at $175. M, Irving Jes- ter, 193 Arch St. “Thiy Is a Studebak- er year., OVERLAND TOURING-—This car is In ex. cellent condition; just been painted and overhauled; very good tires. Price is low. C. A. Bence, 38 Main 8t. Phone 2750, “Where Good Ussd Cars Are Sold.” OVERLAND—1,000 ibs. delivery, Just been overhauled; good car, tires “all good Price 1s exceptlonally low. C. A. Bence, 1 Main St. Phone 12750 ‘Where Good Used Cars Are Sold.” touring to_be City REOQ roadster/, cxcellent condition. Also, Ford. Bacrifice on account of sickness. 10 Chestnut St. ouring car. Get In on one of theso hargalns. B this car is selling for $200 bufore you purch used car. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch B8t. ““This ls a Btudebaker y samme—— Keep your name, goods and service before the public; a Want Ad in The Herald will make thousands acquaint. ed with you every day. BAXON SIX, 1917 = Garages To Let 14 ARCH ST, —Garage. Suitable work or storage purposes. C. Raphacl, 330 Main St. for repair Inquire Wm. CAMP ST., 1178-4. 36—Garage, heated. Telephone Motorcycles And Bicycles 15 INDIAN MOTORCYCLES: 1917 at $150 each. One 1918 at $175. Other maclilnes {1 fino shape are: 1919, with speedometer, $260. One 1919 at $175. Cash r Hadfl wenson Co., 21 My! Wanted robuilts 16 Motoreycles—Bicycles e Y ¥ MOTORCYCLE and side car wantéd. Must be In good conditien. Give full descrip- tion and lowest cash price In first letter. Answer 2€V. e Service Station Reépairing 17 AUTOISTS!— We are now equipped and prepared to repair and generally overhaul any make of car, Our rutes ure low and our Serv- ice and parts guaranteed. Bring in your cylinder grinding and got satisfaction. H., & B MFG. CO. 451 W. MAIN ST, PIONE 1123-2. RS -Now Is the time to have core in_your old radiator, and make it as good as new. We repair radia- tors, fenders, bodies, mufflers, tanks, etc Hulquist Bros., 107 Arch St. Phone 1326 AUTO OWN:. A new AUTO FENDERS and bodiés, doors and radiators, when broken or bent, need the attention of skilled mechanics. When in trouble, let us restore the orginal shape of your car. “Service is Our Alm." O. Becker, Corbin Place, Phone 63, AUTO PAINTING— is our specialty ANTONIO BUFFA & CO., PROPS. 224 ARCH ST. PHONE 1162, AUTOMOBILE PAINTING—AIl work guar- anteed and prices reasonable, Truck bodies made to order. Isadoro Ravizza, rear 333 Park St. Phono 676-13. AUTO SPRINGS a speclalty. Guar. forever against center breakage. Prices right. John Baker, 234 Arch St. Phone 506. AUTO TOPS—We make all kinds of tops, side curtains and slip covers. We do all kinds of auto body repairing. We ha had 20 years' experience in this busi ness. Let us estimate on your auto body work. W. Walsh Auto Top and Up- holstering ¢ 207 Elm St, near Sey- mour. Phone 2649 BATTERIES— Have you experienced battery See us_for satisfactory service, HARTFORD BATTERY & SERVICE CITY BERVICE STATION EDW. ZACK. BATTERY DEPT. trouble. - BODIES In any «ondition made over like new. Broken fenders, windshields, or rad- fators repaired. All kinds of sheet metal work also. All work guar, New Eng. Rad- lator Works, 17 _E. Main St. Phone §60. Classified Advertising Readers Are Progressive People of This Community g SOk e ELECTRICAL FIXTURES repaired and in- stalled. Wirey estimates furnished, wiring installed. Anderson_ Elcctric Co. 259 Main St. Up one flight. Phone 510. in- good 2592, EL RICAL WORK—Will wire stall electric light in exch player plano. Fixtures included, and for Tel. ELECTRICAL WORIK money on your electric /Mfixtu all line of lamps and fixtures in various finishes. Wiring cstimates furnished. Phoenix Speclaity Co. P. 0. Box 330, 200 Cherry St. PHOTOGRAPHER—Will go any place in oty for all styles of photograph Call J. L. Hall, Dickinson Drug, Tel. 330. We can e you PREPARE FOR SPRING—Lawn mowers sharpened. We will call and deliver at your convenience. Plumbing, roofing, sheet metal work and general jobbing. Louls Nair. Tel. 1253-3. 367 So. Main St. All Ex- UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture. kinds of repairing. The Furniture change, 87 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. A NO. 1 SIGNS of any kind and lowest prices in town. Work guaranteed. J. Cohn, 321% Main st, BETTER SIGNS— make better busincss. NLW BRITAIN SIGN CO. 34 CHURCH ST. PHONE 594 Dressmaking and Millinery 22 L DRESSMAKING and Children's clothes 490 Bast street. embroidering wanted. a specialty. Inquire GOWNS made to order and old gowns re- modelled at reasonable prices. Also make a specialty of homstitching. Work done promptly. Mlle. Blanchette, 131 Main St. MATCHED BOX PLEATS fn striped goods, Hemstitching, picot edging and buttons. Ginsburg Dress Pleating Shop, 19 Walnut __strest. Phone 843-12. Dyeing and Cleaning CLEANING AND DYEING— When your sujt needs cleaning, remember we are the only exclusive cleaners and dyers In the city. NEW BRITAIN DRY CLEANING CORP. 96 WEST MAIN. PHONE 1323-3 SUITS PRESSED, $0c—Cleaning and palring at reasonable prices. PHILIP SILVER, 9 WASHINGTON PLACE, Rear_of United Clgar Sto ! e Insurance—All kinds ACCIDENT, AND ALL LINES OF INSUR- ANCE. SERVICE AND SATISFACTION. LOWEST RATES. PROMI' ADJUST- MENTS. INSURANCE DECARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. 138, 24 AETNA-1ZE—The word mmeans everything to the automobile owner. It spans the whole country. Let us explain to you. The Honfe Banking & Realty Co. Local Aetna-izers, BEW ENGLAND Mutual Co., 87 Milk St., Boston. years of Ialthful Service. Agent, 173 Main St. Herald Want Ads are being read every night by the people of New Life Insurance Seventy-eight B Crona, Britain and its suburbs. NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGED Booth's Block, Kat. 1886, by Jas, LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 250 MAIN ST, New _Hritain_and Shepard, ‘Tolephone Hartford, Moving, Trucking, Baggage 26 il JRNITURE MOVING AND BTORING— All work promptly done. Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch 8t. A, J. Grafo, Mgr HAULING—We haul ashes, anything you would Iike Tong or short distance, press, 60 Chestnut Sit, rubbish , or > N hauled, Johnson, Ex- MOVING, ' trucking and expross, carted from cellar or yard. Al guaranteed. Rates reasonable, 1, Mahon, 123 Cherry 8t. Phone Ashes wor to or Aur- 'y it and us take that load from New York for you. Rates ar prisingly, low #nd work guniante your mave mext, let Arhour do Do satisied. Jos. Arbour & Son, Furni- ture and Storage. lLocal and long dis- tance trucking, New Britain, 6§ Whiting street; Telephone 580; New York Recelv- ing Station, 81 Walker street. Call for Mr. Hurding. TRUCKING & BTORAGE— BXPERT MOVING, PACKING, CRATING AND SHIPPING, EITHER BY RAIL OR TRUCK. \ BEST EQUIBPED IN THE CITY FOR LOCAL AND LONG DIS- TANCE FURNIFURE MOVING. SR-URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE MAIN. PHONE 2090 & 2002 A. P, MARSH, MGR. INT! 167% Painting, Paper Hanging 27 MAX TRESKY, Contractor, house painter and paper-hanger. It will' pay you to get my estimates on your spring work. If you have not seen the lutest 1922 pat- terns in wall papers, come to visit my stock. 39 Harvard St. Plone 1322-1. ORDERS taken for hand palnted Enster and birthday cards, For sule at 453 West Main rear, Phone § Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 BAI liolp—‘\:vn;o|n r\\';nml MAID for general housework. Apply O. B. Bennett, 38 Harrison 8t 10} Mr, LADY-— Experienced, hoslery departments. mann Co, for glove and Leonard & lerrs BALESLADY wanted to work in aln, Lxporlence in selling dest essontinl, Good salury and Replies troated confidentially. Rox 40K, Herald* Oftice, [ ol d hut not fommission. Write to to work In restaurant, Ap- Pay Church this I o w potwear and Clothing o1 SUITS—Buy now and save mone: alkly, S§t. Boston Clothing Store, 3 DRESS WELL-—Use your credit. weekly, Church us 63 PYay Boston Btory, 8t Clothing ow Brit. | RUBBERS, rand (208 w and Rand" All in Joe rubbor Boots, “Rall overahoos, for working men. guarantead. Wil Nelp you cnthur, Lowest prices in own, 81 Church 8t Good Things to Lafayette St Al housowork, children preferred Main St il out i Feinsteln, 59 Kast ‘nted to do canvassing of high class nature. An opportunity to earn a good salary arnd a permanent position One with canvassing experionce pre B, Herald_OMe YOUNG LADY MADE Jles and Layer Cakes. min: ASH CA vanized Clty around t [ and o Herald pru Box pies n AA. 1 Articles re-enforced gal- Best quality. Fust Main St n 8t, Ph S Extra heavy iron. Special $3 tardware Co, 49 o corner ot M A Help—Men or Womel TIQU duced prices Arch St URNITURE--Big variety at re- The Furniture Bxchange, 67 afe, Mgr, A EARN a weeklv Income addressing en- velopes in spare time at home, young or old. Full particulars 10c, Box 2436-D, | v Boston, Mass. | BEDROOM alue change, Am. walnut, Furniture Ex- Grafe, M $1 i Situations Wanted—>Men aried man desires position as and plante d gen- ral lousehold work; 14 years' exp ence; can furnish references, For further information communicate to 268 Cherry| ¥ St., city. A. Raspanti SLIABLE 1 gardener, trimmer T LECTIT late $4.50. Bt. ai APPLIANCES - Table lamps, guarantecd, Anderson Elec- Main street. 'Up one fiight. RICAL IRON--Guaranteed, 6 Ib, com- cord tuchments. Special Hardware Co., 49 East Maln the corner of Main. with City round ituation: HOUSEWORK —Young to help with light care of children. Cajl at wants take 8t. jerman girl housework and 108 West ¥, Pl ? HOUSEWORK-—~American girl would like 09, and | hone 1 for this week floss, $14.00; duc sill wool fibre rugs, 9x12, $10.00; 3x10, $8.00; £5.00. Kult cawes 168 Arch. R vnd bags 869-2, cductions on lw, Gorfain, work in A respectable family to assist in general housework. Phone 7905-5. BEAMSTRESS—Ixperienced, wishes a po- RU Value $60.00, our price $40.00. 503 Main St. GS of the best quality. 1. Berson, Axminster rug: REAL ESTATE FOR RENT [ J HENRY BT, 137—New five room tenement. All improvements. Store adjoining tene= ment, Good place for business. Inquire premises, Apartments and Tenements HURLBURT 8T, 21-—Four and five room tenements, modern Improvements, §12 and Apply on premises. MAIN 8T, 661—Klegant tenement of sz rooms, steam heat, all modern com- venlencos. Rent roasonable, Inquire Frank 531 Main 8t MAIN ST. 618X room modern aparts ment, il tmprovementa; steam heat, hot water, janitor service, lnquire Wm. C, Raphael, 390 Main St A S Enst 8t., five New housey NEWINGTON AVE, 46--N room tenement, second floor, . H. Klely. Tel. 928-4, PLEASANT ST. Inquire 93 138—Five room tenement, reiew St At floor. 18— 1ive Apply on roomn tenement, promises, rooms with all rent. Inquire 69— Four Leasouahly ALLEY § Improvemen B Dubowy. 367 Five All modern room tenws improve- N BT, third floor. Louis Nair. ment, ments, SIth ROAD--New six room bunga- West Main 8t., modern five roem \ment, Inquire 19 Bradley St, Tel. 2113 ETRA low. WEBSTER §T., 23—Tenement of 3 room 1 condition. Rent reasonable. Inquire he it Business Places For Rent meetings, dancing or The Friendly club, 34 HALL—Suitable. for banquets, Addrel Church street. —————— | Houses For Rent 3 Th - right room house, with modern improvements and garsge Luudlee loy FBlew bl sd floor, ¥ ST 11 TENEMENT of five rooms in the southern part of city, by young American family, Must be of modern type, Address Her- ald, Rox 47 S ] REAL ESTATE FOR SALs Wanted—fo Rcut sition (n private family. Willing to, help with upstairs work. Box SG, Herald, WOMAN to go out by the day or take work home. Washing and ironing. Apply o WIN sprin hade: Fairview MACHINE—Whi mattress, gaspl chinaware, kitchen utensils, Stre Rotary, bed, hand vacuum, 17 442 Stanley upstairs, FINANCIAL $ STOVE anteed . S 80, “Premier” kitchen ranges. (Guar- the best, $110 value, reduced to Berson, 503 Main St, ilu!llles; Oph(lllli;fl"f‘s 40 CONTRACTS--A 4% real estate mortgnge VACUUM $1.25 A and overhauled. Agent. CLEANEL ectric. Rentod, day. Cleaners for rale, repaired L. E. Andrews. Plano Phone 1995, contract selling for $3,500 and one for §3,000—can be had for small payment down—present holders cannot carry them —this is an opportunity to make 50 to 100 per cent on your Investment. Call and let us explain. The Hoffman Agency, 319 Main street, PLUMBING SUPPLIE§— Everything for the plumber. We are plumbing contractors and cheerfully fur- nish estimates on all work. City Hard- ware Co., 49 E. Main St. Pressing and Tailoring 29 CLOTHES That Give Character and Distinction. Spring Woolens now on display. YE LONDON SHOP. CALL 685-3. COR. ELM & MAIN STS. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC— Woolen for Bpring and Summer wear. i ELSON, 65 W MAIN ST, PHONE 501, Prolessional Services PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER— ANNA R. VETRANO, ROOM 403, 259 MAIN, TEL. 2012. SPENCER REJUVENO CORSETS—The Spencer maternity corset gives perfect support and helps to maintain norn#l ap- pearance. Mrs. Mack D. Hail, R. N., 72 and St. Plone 37-2. Kegistered Spencer Corsetiere. Repairing and Piano Tuning 32 CLEANING and repairing, accurately and quickly done on watches and clocks. Will call for work. R, C. Gocht, watchmaker, 45 Bain St. Phone 2301- Mcr('h;ldl!e at the Stores 65 HOUSEHOLD fved se us before bu: wre GOODS—We have just re- new stock of house furnishings. & clsewliere, Our prices on, 503 Main St. wer. B. B Investments, Bonds 47 o TOYS—BIig varfety. Games and very Shop, 359 Arch dolls of description, Arch Strect Novelty 8t " AUCTIONEERING—Bxpert {n all branches. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St. Rea- {dence Berlin, Conn. Phone 668-3. ’ 500, CLARK, Auctioneer, MERIDEN, CONN. P. O. BOX 333. Meriden, Conn. Phone 1943, Auctioneers G Bldg. and Business Prop. 80 BUSIN blocks; two, paying twelve per cent, One six tenement dwelling paying ten per cent. Bmall cash down. The Hoffman Agency, 319 Main 8t. Building Lots For Sale 81 e DELVIDERE section, five huilding lots. High land and good location. Price {8 yvory reasonable, Phone 2026, Uarker & Deming. FIRST MORTGAGES— There Is no stronger security than FIRST MORTGAGES. Musical Instruments 66 We sell them in amounts from $100 to $1,000 to vield 7%. Try buying one on defer payment EDISON Terms to suit py r. 4 Chestnut St. PHONOGRAPHS and records. T. H. Cogswell, Phone 7 plan, and recelve 6% Interest on your installments while paying for same. We attend to all details f you and you recelve payments on both prinei- I pal and interest semi-annually. PHONOGRAPH word he &5 Main Have you A Granby winner at Joined plionog: Wident the comtest ? ph ven the street. THE BODWELL REALTY CO., NAT'L BANK BL PHONE 1801. "LIVE STOCK 52 o sa hogany upright fer accepted. Box 464, out of work and in need of money compels me magnificent alimost new ma piano. Most any cash of- Address immediately, P, O. hoin family crifice Eggs, Poultry, Supplies CHICKS reasonable F. M. Pashall, Haven, Conn. 50,000 for 1922, Quality chicks at nrices. Write for elrcular. 202 Dixwell avenue, New CHICKS—Quality baby dred and up. Clreular free. chicks, $16 hun- New Britain PIANO-—Lester owner leaving town. PIANO—Upright n. brand come quick. player. Reason for selling. Avply 392 Park St. latest mode $1.00 a weel 401 Arch St. hogi reduction; ndrews, new; Hatchery. P. O. Box 422 PL HATCHING good layers, EGGS—Light $3.00 for 13 Brahma, from ¥. ¥. Harmon, ANO Small grand. Standard make. Must sacrifice to quick buyer. Leaving fof 1922, Address Mrs. F., 37 Wells 8t. Phone 795-3. ORDER now for White Leghorns, dar old Diamonds, Jewelry 67 chigks; hatehing eggs, fresh eggs at door. H. 7, Sdgwick, Hartford Road, Tel. 795- MATTRESSES, hox &prings, cushions, pil- lows, otc,, made over equal to new and returned same day. Upholstering, Hard- ware ity Bedding Co., 60 Tremont St. Phone 14-4. 33 Wanted, To Render Services BEWARE cleaned, Bristol. of M. Tel firest Have your chimney H. Hebert, 68 Meadow St. 1249, reverse charges. PEN 10 R. I. Red pullets and cockerel, §26. NSONIA for one year. cade HLS, $1.25. B. Horenstein, WAT Guaranteed 1 R. R. Ar- Fine laying strain. John Johnston, 66 Francis 8t. New Britain, Conn. Tele- |\ phone 2446~ a- CUFF LINKS—$1 to $15. Scaif pins, o $3 berg & Morn, $1.50 chains, $1 to $40. Him- 10_Arcade and 332 Maln, Wateh POULTRY SUPPLIE and fountains. Buckeye lopp feeders incubators, coal Wanted— Articles to Buy (1] BUILDING COSTS are going to be low- er. Make a small deposit on & lot row and bo prepared to go ahead with that home you have been thinkin about. Desirable sites in all parts o the city. W. L. Hatch, City Hall bullding. Open Saturday evening ur building_lots, 50x150, each to at $600. Easy terms. For ba sce The Hoftman Agency, 319 street. str BERLIN CENTER—Bix room house in Ber- lin center, Barn, 3 acres land. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St, city. Resi- dence, Berlin, Conn., 668-4. gains Main Farms For Sale ARM--100 apple trees. 1 picked 250 bar- rels last vear. 88 acres, part tillable, Plenty of water. Three and one-half miles from Bouthington. Five and one- half miles from New Britain, near scheol- house. Inquire A. E. Smith, 26 Church 8t. Phone 2219-4. PLAINVILLE—40 acres of best farm land, with bharn on property. Ideal location and near town, Address Box 171, Plaine ville, Conn. il BUNGALOW-—New, five room, at a bar- gain. On a city street. Also building lots® from $500 up. Andrews & Co., 1657 Stane ley St. Phone 861 Houses For Sale HOUSE—Just completed; two family and store. Brings 12 per cent income on face value, Apply Herald, Box 47B. and oil burning brooders, Co., Park & Bigelo ~MERCHANDISE Rackliffe Bros. CASH and Pt register, small a'elock, 66 1 tanley hetween St. six EMPLOYMENT 55 Art M_es l-“or Sale Help—Men Wanted 4“1 COLLECTOR and solieitor to represent an old established Life Insurance (‘o. Good salary and commission, Address P. O, Rox 797 CLOTHING sehool dr children - Welfare askociation sos for girls, outgrown_ghoe; needs age twelvo years, boys _blouses. FARM BTOCK—15 young cows, 3 horses, | ((all sound). Packard 2-ton truck, many farm tools and equipment. Write to Box " REAL SSTATE FOR RENT 50, Buckley Road, Berlin, Conn. Business and Office Equipment 57 SALT: MAN-—A reliable party to represent Connecticut Supply company in New Brit- ain and vicinity, selling auto accessories on commission basis. Experienced person preferred. Give references. Address, Wal- lingford, Conn. RLOTTERS, n Penholders, pencila and pens « Apartments and Tenements 69 | ARCH ST, ment, irafe, 7 room steum heated apart- furnished or unfurnished. Apply Mr. Arch St 67 Will make the children come again, E. W. BENNETT, ADVERTISING NOVELTIES 169 MAIN ST, TEL. 2633. 2 ficlp—\\'omfn ‘Wanted BOOKKEEPER Al EXPERIENCED. ] FULL AND NI STENOGRAPHER, ADDRE P. 0. BOX DETAILS AS TO ALARY CLERK partment preferred. Main St Young fady for woman's shoe for Saturdays. Experienc Apply G. R. Kinne Co,, 413 FIXTURES dsting of showcases, one refrigerator, one large scale. No reason- able offer refused. ., Brin, 463 Stanley MONTGOMBRY'S Btandard Income Tax | laws for 1921 in its sixth edition will Le ready for you February 28, Price ls $10. Order immediately. Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church St. BELDEN Fou ern ST., 112~ New Britain, r room tenements, with all mod- improvements. APPLY ON PREMISES. 59 Feed and Fuel 1 TRALLY five ro Ha LOCATED, very desirable steam heat furnished. W. el, 131, som flat teh Co PURINA CHICK CHOW-8tart your b chicks right and keep them coming as fast as possible hy feeding Purina Baby Chick Chow and Chicken Chowder, N. R Bird & Feed Co, Phone 1121-3; Phone 8644, SMONHETRATOR manent, work. Good salury. Mrs. B, D. Murray, aver Globe Co., 252 Main St. Room No. 10. rl for general Mrs. Schafer, 41 P for local HOUSEKEEPE work. Apply street, city. S to house- Wilson MAID—Capable woman, over 20, for light housework in small family. Apply P. O, Box 104, Read These Ads Daily WOOD—Stove lengths, $10 per cord, a CHERRY modern Five room tenement, all Apply on prem- ST., 130 improvements, ST., 217--(Rear). Tenement of all conveniences, Inquire Frank Main St half cord, 8. D 2225-4, delivered, Also fireplace wood Holcombe, 41 Fairview St. Tel, CRANSTON ment, all modern improvements, Apply J. J. room tene- 2d floor. 5. TERRACE, 38--5 Donahue. Phote Farm and Dairy Products 58 | HAY—Inquire at 1 82 Rocky Hill avenuc. NK- old rags and hand We pay better prices now for your papers. Also men' second- clothes and furniture, HORSE HAY-—About two tons. Phone 626 or 2279, A. W. Upson, City Hall, N A \ \\\ N\ NN 0 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS NN \\\\ A Form 6f Convenience NR NN N WHAT'S' THAT BIG MOLE DoING IN Your UMBRELLA? FRECKLES CUT \ N\ \ Y A\ \ \ \ A\ W RAIN STOPS'! Rom land and an Catholic population of Eng- Wales is nearly 2,000,000, IT OUT FoR ME SO T CouLD SEE WHEN BY BLOSSER Suburban For Sale 85 PLAINVILLE—Two family house, 12 resma, idenl location, price $4,000, cash $500, 7 room single house, all improvements, fine condition, on trolley line, large lot, fruit and shade trees, price $4,200, cash 31,500, Have both large and small farms for sale as weM as cholce bullding lota Chas, F. Conlon, Real Estate & Insure ance. Russell Block, Plainville. St tAied S S PLAINVILLE, CONN.—Westwood park. A six room house, built 7 years, electricity, hardwood floors, is in good conditien and looks excellent. Lot s 150 feet square; two large chicken coops, 140 chickens. Price is only §4,000, $1,500 cash. Star Real Estate & Insurance Co., 1§3 Main 8t. Phone 606-2, . for city Herald, Real Estate For Exchange 'HANGE good Apply by ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS [ LARGE furnished room for one or two gentlemen. Use of plone, All improvee ments, Phone 1137-6 after § p. m: farm letter, | Rooms For Rent LARGE front bedroom, well furnished and with all modern improvements. Refer- ences required. Phone 1079-2. T \nr un- G — WT MAIN ST., 103—Nice, large,| heated room, with running water, suitable for one_or_two gentiemen. 103—Furnished two or three. WEST MAIN ST, furnished rooms, — ” MAIN ST, 214—Two and three furnished front rooms for light housekeeping. All improvements. Over Woolworth's § & 10, Where To Dine ] JACK'S REGULAR DINNER 3fc. Speclals at reasonable prices. We cook all our own pAstry. Jack's Lunch, 100 Chestnut 8t Rooms For Housekeeping JESS BELOIN'S quick lunch. Heme cook- ing every day. Give us a trial. We give twenty per cent on the dollar. ~ LEGAL NOTICES At a Court of Prohate holden ut Neow Britain, within and for the District of Bers Iin, in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the Sth day of March, A. D, 1822, Present, Betnard F. Gaftney, Judge. Estate of Mrs. Margaret Jones, late af Berlin, in said district deceased. Upon the petition of Edward sald Berlin, praying that Letters of Ad- ministration may be granted on said es- tate us per application on file more fully appears, It is Ordered—that and determined New Britain, in Jones of sald’ application be heard nt the Probate Office, in sald district on the 13th day of March, A. D, 1922, at § 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- lishing this order in some newspaper pub- lished in said New RBritain, having a cir- culation In sald’ district, and by posting » copy thereof, on the public signpost in the Town of Berlin in sald district and re- turn make, BERNARD F. GA"I‘IS [ If your competitor advertises in The Herald and gets results, 5o can you, RS s L 1