New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1922, Page 13

Autos And Trucks For Sale DODGE® BROTHERS, 1! panel delivery. This I8 & bargain It taken at once, The 8. & ¥. Motor Sales Corp, 166 Elm Bt, Phone 731, DODOE BROTHERS, 1919 and 1920 tour- ings, rosdsters, deliveries and sodan Low prices, Aaron G, Cohen, 867 New Britain Ave, Hartford, or 613 East St New Britain, Pohne 1638-3, FORD ROADSTER, 1916, with or without husiness body. Is In very good comdition; looks good, has demountable rims and solling for $150, M. Irving Jester, 103 Arch Bt. “This a Btudebal yoar." FORDS, 1920, roadsters, tourings, also older models, $76 up, Overlands, $100 up, Many othors. Aaron G, Cohen, 887 New Britain Ave,, Hartford, or 6513 East Bt, New Britain. Phone 1618-3, ’ FORD, 1917, light dellvery, alx post top, one Bulok chassls, Model 65; one Corbin speedster, Model 40; ono Bulck chummy roadster, Mogel 24, closod top. Heleen Garage, 107 Arch 8t. Phone 1326-2, \ HUDBON SPEEDSTER—4 pass. sport model 1918, In good condition; 6 good tires, top and upholstery perfect. M. Irving Jester. rch Bt. “This {8 a Btudebaker HUDSON, 1919, seven passengor car In_ excellent running conditiol Lash Motor Co., Inc, West Mal Phodne 382, “A Reputablo Concern. touring The HUDSON, 1920, touring, limousine, painted and In first-cl bouzlll for the price of a small car. The 8. F. Motor Bales Corp, 155 Elm Bt, Phone 731, HUDSBON BPEEDBTER, 1931, Many extra accessories, Driven only 5,000 miles; is very good looking car; engine perfec price is low. 8. & F. Motor Bales Co., 155 Elm 8t. Phone . HUDSON sedan, 1920, in cxcellent condl- tion. A real bargain. P. O. Box 637, HUPMOBILE, 1921, 5 passengor car. We are guaranteeing this car as good as new. Price Is right. Service Station. Hupmoblle cars. Newly 8s shape. Can be touring to be City MAXWEL LROADSTER, 1917, y who handled it carefully; i8 In good running condiifon and an excellent buy at $175. M. Irvink Jester, 103 Arch St. “This is a Btudebaker year." wned by a OAKLAND SEDAN, 1920. Upholstery per- fect, just overhauled, 5 practically new tires, front and rear bumpers; just)as good as mew. Price is $780, M. Irvihg Jestor, 193 Arch 8t. “This is a Stug baker year."” OAKLAND, 1917, six touring. This car I of good appearance, has good tires and is in first class condition, mechanica Price very reasonable. Auto Repair Co. 6538 East Main St. Phone 2016-3. Open evenings and Sunday. OLDSMOBILE, 1920, truck, 4 cylinder of % ton capacity. Very good body and side curtains, looks good, the engine is per- fect. Price is $300. Terms to responsible parties. South End Garage, 171 South Main St, Phone 870. OVERLAND—WIill make very good speed- ster. Motor is very good, $50 cash takes it. R, C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry St., Dort dealer. Phone 2015-2. PIERCE-ARROW, b passenger, in good condition; new tires. Apply Tony Mur- osski, 89 Gold St. BAXON SIX, 1917 touring car. Get in on one of these bargains. Sce this car that is selling for $200 before you purchaso a used car. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch 8t. “This is a Studebaker year.” e Trucking and Storing Furniture Is the Business of the Advertisers in Classi- fication 26. Short Deliveries, Long Distance Moving, Shipping by Freight, or Storing Your Furniture. Read This Classification Every Day. AUTOMOBILES e ] _ BUSIN ERVICE , ESS = e ———em—————————= FINANCIAL Motoreycies Ana Bicycles 15 Business Service Rendered HARLEY-TPAVIDSON--We have' alx of them, all late models, ranging In price tioin $00 up. Al theso machines are In good condition and cannot be dupll- ented at the prices we ave asking. These machines have bdten taken In trade for new Indiane. Wo also have soveral re- bullt, Iate model Indians at ecxceedingly low prices. Hadfield-Swenson Co, 21 _Myrtle 8t. _Phone 1708, [ Service Station Repairing l'; AUTO I"ENDERS and bodlies, 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 ls§ Our Aim. O, Becker, Corbin Place. Phone 553, AUTO PAINTING— is_our speclalty ANTONIO BUFFA & CO., PROPS, 224 ARCH BT, PHONE 1163, AUTOMOBILE PAINTING—AIl work guar- anteed and ' prices reasonablo, Truck bodles made to order, Isadoro Ravizza, rear 332 Park Bt. Phone §76-13, PHOTOGRAPHER—WIII go any place I ity for all styles of photography, Call J. L. Hall, Dickinson Drug, Tol. 330, UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture, All kinds of ropalring. The Furniture Bx- change, 67 Arch St. A. J, Grafe, Mgr, BETTER SIGNB— make betier busincss, NEW BRITAIN BIGN CO. 3¢ CHURCH 8T, PHONE 894, 22 GOWNH made to order and old ones re- modelled at low prices, Hemstitching and picot edgeing a specialty. Prompt service. Mile. Blanchette, 131 %Main, Phone 2655, Dressmaking and Millinery DRESSMAKING—Learn to make your own dresses or remodel old ones, Dressmalk- ing classes, Private lessons. Reasonable terms. Phone Miss Jane E. Gill, 545-5, 259 n St MATCHED BOX PLBATS in striped goods, Hemstitching, plvot edging and buttons. Ginsburg Dress Pleating Shop, 19 Walnut strect. Phone 883-12, == Professional Services PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER-—~ ANNA R. VETRANO, ROOM_ 403, 260 MAL L REJUVENO 2012, SPENCER CORSETE—The Spencor Corset I & boon to womon be- cause It combines tha values of = the Sponcor_abdominal support with a corset especially designed for, each individual, Mre. Mack D. Hall R. N. Registered Spencer Corsotiere, 72 Grand 8t.. Tel, 37-3 Repairing and Piano Tuning 33 CLEANING and repalring, quickly dene on watch call_for work. R, C. ( 45 Bain 8t, Phone 2301- accuratoly and nd clocks, Wil cht, watchmaker, MATTRESSES, hox springs, cushions, pll- lows; ete., made over equal to new and returned samo day, Upholstering. Hard- are City Redding Co., A0 Tremont St === 46 ————— Business Opportunities - MERC Household Artivles HA CONTRAC ol estute mortyage contract ,600 und one for $3,000~can be had for small payment down—present holdors cannot carry them —this I8 an opportunity to make 60 to 100 per cent on your investment. Call wnd let us explain, Tho Hoffman Agency, 319 Main street. ° == Investments, Bonds = 47 YOU WANT YOUR OWN HOME THIS YEAR ot your hullding lot from W shares In tho New lnlm 1ding have liberal your liousc then K & Loan Association, und mortgage avalluble when completed, THE BODWELL REALTY €0, NAT'L BANK BLDG. = LIVE STOCK N ?1513 ; [} ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Hig variéty at re- Furniture Exchange, 67 dug Arch 8t BABY loas, The A 3. cod | Grafe, Mgr, mem——="w—p=i=—=\| REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 'Amu and Tenements @9 MAIN BT, ~—8ix room modern apart ment, Bteam heat, hot water, janitor sorvice, Inquire Wm, C, Raphael, 330 Main Street, NEWINGTON AV 46—Near East 8t., five room tenement, soccond floor, New house, C. M. Klely. Tel. 0284, BMALLEY BT, Lmprovements, B, Dubowy, SMITH BT, 1z—Tenement of five rooms, modern Improvements, Rent 333 a month, Apply on premises, 69—Four rooms with ah Reakonable rent. Inquire CARRIAGE Call 1081-4 for sale. Price reason- BABY'S Hooded Go-Cart. Apply 181 Arch wtroot, tri Pl NEY sllk Lot us ialty Co, T su RICAL APP . All goods gua o Co, 269 hone B19, bmit O, Bo LIA Lran clectric lump®wha o N Maln street, t amples. P 0 “Table K son Up one 0 or- noenix Amps, Eleo fMight. HOL ail an St ISEHOLD AF tion and modc tique LA The {5 Furt Grate, rately iture in very good con- Mg, Used 07 yriced, change, ne 2314-4. EMPLOYMENT Cattle and Swine 50 Help—Men \\'nntc;; 41 Dyeing and Cleaning 23 AUTO BPRINGS a speclalty. Guar. forever against center breakage. Prices right. John Baker, 224 Arch St. Phone 508, AUTO TOPS—We side curtaina and slip covers. Kinds of auto body repuiring. We lgve had 20 years' oxperlonce in this busi- ness. Let us estimate on your auto body work. J. W. Walsh Auto Top and Up- holstering Co., 207 Elm 6t., near Scy- mour. Phone 2649, make all kinds of tops, We do all BATTERIES— Have you experienced battery Sce us for_satisfactory service. HARTFORD BATTERY & SERVI CITY SERVICE STATION ZACK. BATTERY DEPT. trouble, CE EDW, BICYCLE REPAIRING and _overhauling. Have your work done at Monier Bros., 38-42 Main St. The Sporting Goods Store, BODIES In any conditon made over like new. Broken fenders, windshields, or rad- tators repaired. All kinds of sheet metal work also. All work guar. New Eng. Rad- fator Works, 17 E. Main 8t. Phone $60, CARS washed, polished, ofled and greased. Authorized Simoniz Service Sta. Clark's Auto Laundry. Rear 103 W. Main, 569-4, CONTRACTS on heavy hauling of any kind, General overhauling and repairing. Dead and live storage. Hardware City Garage and_Trucking company, rear 193 Main 8t. Phone 387-12; Residence Phone 888-13. CYLINDER GRINDING— Quickest_and most cfficient In the city. Special Ford prices. Logan flywheel gears are better. Auto parts manufactured and repaired. H. & B. MFG. MAIN ST, o, 451 W, PHONE 1123-2 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM pf your bile should be inspected no mons, 167 Arch St. Phone 2245. automo- See Sim- USHED CARS8--This is our removal sale on balance of our cars, including Dodges, Fords, Buicks, Oaklands, Oldsmobiles, etc. Now located at 867 New Britain Ave., Hartford. Aaron G. Cohen. VIM TRUCK--Looks new, engine perfect, and is fully equipped. ldeal car for gro- cer or delivery man, $200 will move it, M. Irving Jeste 983 Arch 8t. “This is a_Studebaker you =_— .Auto Parts and Accessorics 11 FENDERS—Broken or bent, dented or leaky radiators, tanks or any other par} of your auto body can be fixed right and at small cost. Hultquist Bros., 107 Arch S§t. Phone 1326-3. FORD AND OVERLAND repairing our specialty. Generators, starters and igni- tion systems_overhauled, Overland Repair Co., W. Pearl St. MACHINE, die and tool, repair work. Guaranteed. Co., 680 West Main Bt overnauling and Parsons’ Tool AUTO PARTS—You will find that part of your auto at Cutler's, 22 Oak St. Phone 516-14. We also buy used cars. BATTERIES—Ses Farrell about your bat- tery, new or old. J. M. Farrell 110 Franklin Square. Phone 1218. ks BATTERIES—Ezxide Batterles and service. Exchange your old battery for a new Exide. Liberal allowance. A. G. Hawker. BATTERIES—"Betterbilt” $17.25 to $36.50 or “Ray"” $26.10 to $35.10, Guaranteed un- conditionally two years; “Wickey" semi- dry, $33.75 to $56.25, non-freczable and rechargeable. Guaranteed for three years. Order yours now. Our prices right.,” Am- erican ‘Mdse. Union, 321 Park St. (Bet- ter Tires for Less Money.) BUSINESS SERVICE Barbers, Hairdress, Masseuse FACIALS shampoos, scalp treatment, waves and haircutting. Work done at your home. Estelle V. Barkman, 527 W. Main St. Phone 1851, Fhone for abpointment. HAIRCUTTING—Mothers, we have two hobby-horse chairs to amuse klddles while having their hair trimmed. Hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. 82 Church. Opp. Beloin, HAIRDRESSING, Marcel waving, manicur- ing, hennaed, hairbobbing, shampooing, facial massago, Parisienne pack. hair dye- ing, Violet Ray treatment. Lucille Beauty Shop, 259 Main St. Top floor. Tel. 638, FEDERAL TIRES— AUTHORIZED SOLE AGENOCY. JUDD & DUNLOP, 15 FRANKLIN BQUARE. INSTANT tire and battery service. O'Neil Tire & Battery Co., 39 Washington St. Phone 900, McKONE TIRES—The tire with the service built in, Cordovan tubes, superior to all others. R. M. Healey, 71 Church. Tel. 2760 PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP tires. The only tire guaranteed by the manufactur- ers not to skid. T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chest- nut 8t. Phone 1418-2. TIRES—General cords give large mileage at reasonable prices. See the O'Neil Tire & Battery Co., 41 Washington St. Oppo- site Elkd’ club. Phone 900. e FOR SALE— Ford car with a piston ring, Two rear wheels and one front spring, Has no fenders, seat made of plank, Burns lots of gas darn hard to crank, Carburetor missing, hits on two; Three years old, and four in the spring, Has shock absorbers 'm’ everything, Ten spokes misaing, front axle bent, Tires all punctured, not worth a cent, Get ‘er started 'l run like the deuce, Will burn either ofl or tobacco juice, If you want this car apply within— It's a darn good Ford for_the shape it's 'WEST END VULCANIZING WORKS C. P. McCarthy, Prop. FISK AND FIRESTONE TIRES, 309 West Maln St. Phone 1091-3 in. Automobiles Wanted 12 " AUTOMOBILE—FIve passenger car in trade for a building lot on Robbins avenue, Maple Hill or will sell same reasonable. Phohe 683-6. y FORD touring car body. Kearney, 10 Chest- nut St. Phone 2110 Autos—Taxi Service 13 CORBIN Motor Livery Co. High class closed and open cars. Prompt service. Re- 1lable eperators, reasonable rates. Tel. 1830, CITY TAXI SERVICE—HAVE YOU RID- DEN IN AMERICA'S MOST COMFORT- ABLE CAR? THE HOLMES IMPROVED AIR-COOLED CAR. « WB HAVE IT. CALL 2379, TAXI—When you want good TAXI SERV- ICH, CALL 2700 2700 2700 14 ARCH BT.—Garage. Storage or repalr pur- poses, Inquire Wm, C. Raphael, 390 Main etregt. Motorcycles and Bicycles 15 BICYCLE—Your boy wants a bicycle, Sat- iafy his wish by calling 941-13 for a good wheel at $8.25. HARLEY-DAVIDSON, 1920, sport My own personal machine. For see T. L. Monier, 3§ Main St Garages To Let model. detalls Building and Contract 19 CONCRETE WORK—Spring means con- crete work. Don’t forget the old, relia- bLle firm, Baker & Lasher, concrete eon- tractors. Quality and workmanship have stood the test for the past twenty years. Phone 1966-2 or Our motto: “Every- thing in concrete, MASON work, Charles Beh, 591 West Main street. ephone 1185-3. bricklaying and plastering. Tel- money on your shingling on beaver board ceilings. 813 Stanley St. ROOFING—Save job. Speclakty M. C. Helsler, Business Service Rendered 20 A NO. 1 SIGNS of any kind and lowest prices In town. Work guaranteed. J. Cohn, 821% Main St. AWNINGS for private and business houses, Your order solicited early to avoid spring rush. Istimates furnished. Bddy Awning & Decorating Co. Phone 1013-4. CLEANING AND DYEING— | When your suit needs cleaning, remember wo are the only exclusive cleaners and dyers In the city. NEW BRITAIN DRY CLEANING CORP, 96 WEBT MAIN, PHONE 1323-3 8UITS PRESSED, §0c—Cleaning and valring at reasonable prices. PHILIP BILVER, 9 WASHINGTON PLACE, Rerr of United Clgar Sto Insurance—All kinds To- 24 2. SERVICE AND SATISRACTL LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUS MENTS. INSURANCE DEXARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. PHONE 138. AND ALL LINES OF xNBg& INSURANCE of every kind written in none but high grade companles, at the lowest rates obtainable. Phone 728, Home Bank- ing & Realty Co., 86, West Main St GLAND Mutual Milk St, Boston. of Faithful Service. Agent, 173 Main &t. Life Insurance Seventy-efght P. Crona, EW Co., B 87 2, Lawyers—Patent Attorncys 5 H. G. MANNING, former patent examiner. Agency in Walk-Over Store, New Britain, Heaquarters, 193 Grand St, Waterbury, NEW ENGLAND PATE Booth's Block, 1886 LOUIS M. BCI 259 MAIN & Telephone New Britain shepard. and_ Hartford. Moving, Trucking, Stogare 26 FURNITURE MOVING AND STORING—AIl work promptly done. Furniture Exchange, BRICKLAYER ow Haven, at new Sterling laboratory, Conn, COACH PAINTER and letterer, enced, ‘Give names of former for references, Address By experi- employers 14B, Herald. MEN wanted, such a8 foremen, or If prom- indnt in any organization, to take on a money-making sidelinc o danger of commerclalizing your position or frater- nal Influence, State class of people with whom you are asspcinted. All replles treated "In confidence. Write, giving full particulars fn fivst letter to Box 35X, Herald Office, LESMEN—Men who are hustlors, to call on farmers. Not\ necessary to have sd)i- ing cxperience, but must understand farmers. Can make $100 or more each week socuring ownerships in established chain’ store systems. For further par- ticulars and information apply by latter only. A representative: will bo in New Britain shortly. Write only to Charles U. ann, 240 Broadway w York city. SALES REPRESENTATIVE wanted for New Britain and adjacent territories hy Philadelphia concern’ manufacturing ar- ticle in universal demand. Only man capabla of organizing and in position to handle big proposition considered. Reply must contain assurance of ability and integrity. A personal interview will he arranged with our. Salesmanager who will be in this city shortly. Write im- mediately “Salesmanage 783 Drexel building, Philadelphia, Pa. TAILORS on men's work. Good pay Eim_and Main_§ custom coats. Steady Ye London Shop, Cor. Help—Women ;\‘a;xo:l 0. INC,, ) require ices of a competent the serv- saleslady for wom- 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING. FURNITURE STORAGE. CRATIN AND SHIPPING BY RAIL OR TRUCK. NEW YORK DAILY EXPRESS. JOS. ARBOUR & SON, NEW BRITAIN, CONN., 56 WHIT- INGy §T. TEL. 680. NEW YORK RECBAVING STATION, 81 WALK- ER ST, CARE OF MR. HHARDING. TRUCKING & STORAGE— Al EXPERT MOVING, PACKING, CRATING AND SHIPPING, EITHER BY RAIL OR TRUC: BEST EQUIPPED IN THE CITY FOR LOCAL AND LONG DIS- TANCE FURNITURE MOVING, INTER-URBAN TRANBFER & SBTORAGE 167% MAIN. PHONE 2000 & 2003 . P. MARBH, MGR. LOAD wanted for Philadelphia, this week or next. H. Brown Co,, 131 Dwight 8t. Phone 2538, any day Trucking MOVING—We do local and long distance furniture and plano moving. Promptly moved by experienced men. We also run weekly trips to New York and Boston. H. Brown Trucking Co., 131 Dwight St. Phone 2538. MOVING, trucking and express. Ashes arted from cellar or yard. All work guaranteed. Rates reasonable. T. Me- Mahon, 123 Cherry 8t. Phone 2653-3. Painting, Paper Hanging 27 CABINET WORK—Let us bid on your store fixtures, eample boards, working models or inside pancling. All kinds of cabinet work. Day & Frigo, 163 Arch street. Tel- ephone 2633. ELECTRICAL FIXTURES repaired and in- stalled. Wire estimates furnished, wiring inatalled. Anderson Electric Co. 259 Main St. Up one flight. Phone 519. KODAKS FILMS AMATEUR DEVELOPING AND PRINTING ARCADE STUDIO. NAMES-— lead pencils, INDIVIDUALS' engraved in gold on 35¢ In & neat box. E. W. BENNETT. Advertising Novelties. 3 for 169 MAIN ST. Phone 2623, LAWN MOWERS roofing, sheet metal * jobbing. Louis Nair, South Main street. snarpened. work and Tel. 1253-3, Plumbing, general 367 MAX TRESKY, Contractor, house painter | and paper-hanger. It will pay you to get my cstimates on your spring work. If you have not seen the latest 1922 pat- terns in wall papers, come to visit my stock. 30 Harvard St. Phone 1322-4, en's department. Position permansnt. perienced preferred. Apply at once. 1D — Competent, for and help take c Write Box 194, P. state age. goneral re of two 0, and please SALESLADY house to ticle of and demonstrator to house calls selling staple food. Address Box 8X, Her make d. SALESLADIES at The BIg Store for aft- ernoons and Saturdays. Preference given to those experienced fn coats, suits and millinery. Apply immediately, Raphacl's Dept. Store. WOMAN of about middle.age to work on salary and commission basis, One who is well known and married preferred. None under 25 years considered. Address Box 127, Herald Ofiice, WOMEN wanted to sew on baseball covers, Tor instructions call at 121 Washington from 1 to 4 p. m. Help—Men or Women 43 EARN a weekly incomo addressing en- velopes in spmre time at home, young or old. Full particulars 10c, Box 2436-D, Boston, Mass. Situations Wanted—Men 44 CORRESPONDENT—Five years' experlence in factory office, Famliliar with sales and production. Good record and references. Box 23R, Herald, 20 WORKING men want work to do. Will do anything. Inquire at 27 Oak street, city. e Situations \Wanted—Women 43 MAID—Competent, would Ilike general housework, in good American family, Can glve good references. Write 69 Arch St. WOMAN desires to ¥ake in washing, ply $45 Arch streat, second floor. Ap- YOUNG TION LADY TO SHOES. RMAN EXPERI APPLY AT ONCE TO NEY COMPANY, 413 MAIN ST. SELL COW, good family. If taken at once, E, M corner, Newington, Conn, Cheap Erwin's eshen K soon, sown, Dogs, Oats, Pets 51 YOUNG PUPS—Irish terrier nound. Price $5 for male, Phone 1268-13. e Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 and rabbit $3 for female. BABY CHICKS—Pure bred, 14%c up. We ship 12 or 1,000. Circulars free, F. M. Pashall, 202 Dixwell Avenue, , New Haven, Conn. LINOLEUM te in yau Cook ed, $1.76 value, lald $2.00 vall, rd. 25 differcn Main street. M2 o ol fo an are ily. Cotton, oum rugs ot heds, nd handba, host reduc it reduced 4 ft., $6; silk floss, $14; lin- unlity, gu 1 and Arch uaran- 1 to $1.85. Cook's reduced patterns, X107 6%, reductions on sult cases w. to $1.5 B. B for' this $10; 6x9, 0 per arson, weok $8. 3 Gorfain, 168 Arch 8t. phone ATOR-—In good condition, 51 Oak 615-13 second floor. In- Tele- SOUTHERN SECTION — Very newly finished, hall, modern, Box 9%, desirable, alx rooms and reception Adulta proterred. Address Horald. BTANLEY ST.—Five room tenoment, Steam heat, wll conveniences. Park 8t, b room tenement, all Improvements. Phone 1271, STRATFORD ROAD—Now six room bunga- low. West Maln 8t, modorn five room . Inquire 19 Bradley Bt. Tel, 2113 8T., condition, 248 Chestnut 23T nt 8t., ement of 3 rooms, reasonable, Inquire city. ROOM apartment, heated, modern convenlences, Iteasonable, wlso 7 room tenement §2 Morrin Garage, 200 E. Main SP8.—~Four rooms modern improve- inquire 62 Church 10 RIL kitehenett Adults p Business Places For Rent & ARCH All monis, orr MAIN 8T., 561—New daylight_store, mod- ern front. Inquire Wm. C, Raphael, 390 Main Bt. TURNER hall meaotings. _ Maple to rent Inquire agent. Tel. ror dances, lodge Paul Leupold, 333 $96-2, For Rent Kt} Vacation Vac $1.26 o an Al UUM CLE day. nd overhauled. gent. Phonc NER8—Electric. Cleaners_for eale, E. Andrews. roj Rented, paired Plano BABY CHICKS—Rhode Island Reds, Barred Rocks, White Leghorms, White Wyandottes and all other popular breeds, 17c each and up. These chicks are from the highest egg laying strains. You may aelect your own day old baby chicks. Rackliffe Bros., Park & Bigolow Sts. Phone. Everything for the baby chicks, BREEDING cockerels, Barred Plymouth Rock. These are very classy birds. Price is very rcasonable. John "F. Chaponi, Kensington, Conn. BROODERS—"Buckeye' burning, plue flame and coal hurning, all sizes; capacity from 60 to 1,200 chicks. Prices $11.75 to $30.00. Also feeders, all sizes. Dry mash hoppers, 26c and up. Water fountains, 15¢ up. Rackliffe Bros. Co., Park & Bigelow Sts. Tel. connection, bost made, oil for hatching. White and Brown Leg- horns. Price §1 Heinzman, 169 Green- woods St. HATCHING EGGS—Rhode Island Red, $6.50 a hundred. Karl on Road, Southington, Phone 675-15, $1 er, Conn. HATCHING eggs, Rhode Island Reds, flock average, December, January and Febru- ary, o4 to 57 per cent. J. T. Jones, Woos- ter St. Phono 1237 HATCHING good layer: 37 Wells st. E Brahma, from ¥. ¥. Harmon, —Light $2.00 for 13. Phone 795 LIGHT $2.00 Brahma hatcling sale. per setting. eggs for Phone 1774. PULLETS—Single comb R. I. Red, all lay- ing. Hatching cggs. Any quantity. Breod- ing cockerels. Reliablo poultry breeders. 86 Francig St., city, or Phone 2448-2. CHICKEN REMEDIES—Lice powder, lice paint. Carbola hen-house disinfeotant. Trial package 30c. Rackliffe Bros. Co., Park & Bigelow Sts. Tel. conncction, SETTING B —Buff Orpingtons from the same stock that won 11 ribbons at New Britain and Hartford shows last winter. Phone 1135-4, Deming, Berlin. WHITE Wyandotte hens, 9, and one roast- er, $25; also 9 Anconas pullets. 8 day old it chicks. Hatching eggs. C. Ericson, Westwood Park, Plainville. Horses, Vehicles 53 St. after HORSE—Good worker. Phone 515-13. Call six o%lock. Call 151 Oak at noon or HORSH for sale or exchange for, an auto. 7 years old. Call Tony Sal- Young mare 7 erni, 145 Chapman 8t. WHITE Pekin duck eggs for sale, §1.50 for setting of 11. Blue ribbon stock. Fred Mansfield, Box 7, Kensington. MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale 55 NATIONAL cash registers, three, one gas ange at half price. Y. J. Stearns, Room 210, National Bank Building. Business and Office Equipment 87 3S, type stands, cases, wood types, imposing stones, leads, cabinets, electric motor, etc. Retiring from business. W. J. Flood, 9% South Maln_St., South Manchester, Conn. Feed and Fuel PURINA POULTRY Way, JOB PRE and metal CHOW—The is the sclontific way to feed chicks. It pays to feed Purina Poultry Chows because better results are guaran- teed. N. B. Bird & Feed Co. FPhone 1121-3. Phone 864-4. Purina baby 61 Footwear and Clothing BOYS' SUITS—Buy now and save money. Pay week Boston Clothing Store, 63 Church S us 63 DRESS WELL—Use your credit. weekly. Boston Clothing Church St. Pay Store, BLOCK ISLAND—An ideal spot for a sum= mer boarding house. A 14 room house and largo garden space. Can be had furnished or unfurnished. Excellent site and only a fow minutes from the beach. Inquire at the Arcade Studio. BA i Y P! SAV en A P ITERY 1rposes. ire & Hattery hone §00. Co. — HEADQUARTERS Prest-O-Lite Batteries, tor radio O'Nell 39 Washington St. WMILLS 1 ngine and 1, pply hone 1 16 large and 1 small, h. p. kerosene ongine. lomas Stagis, 80 Newington Road. R 1 atoam Merchandise at the Stores 65 FLASHLIGHT— Large complete with L3 b Horens .25, B. attery tein tubular 8 1 R. reduced R. Arcas flnshlight from de. HOUSEHOLD colved a new se are lower. B. I st »6 us before bu Be S Kk of ng elsewher 03 ‘rson, Wo have house Jjus ur Main St iy furnishing: prices TTRESSES of the very white cotton, roll edged v M o $8.50, lue, s ain’ stre Best silk floss, ling for $17.50. ln‘“ $1 B. Berso quality ) value, our ol edged, n, 503 NOTIO! st A and a wpplies. Arch reh St. full St. line of dre Novelty shop, naking 359 Wanted—To Rent 1 COTTAGE or first floor rent, wanted by married couple, no children. Glve address and price. Write to Box 33M, Herald. FARM—Somewhere ahout New Britain or Hartford with privilege of buying. State prico and particulars in letter. Apply Herald, Box 1R. SEVEN or eight location by out of town vl‘ O, “,”‘ 174, city. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ki ] Auctioneers MERIDEN, Meriden, Cona, room apartment in good party, Address S CLARK, Auctioneer, P. 0. BOX 333, 1943, Co. Phone blocks; two, paying twelve per cent. One six tenement dwelling paying ten_per cent. Small cash down. The { _Hoffman Agency, 519 Main 8t. E = = — 1 Bldg. and Business Prop. BUST PAINTS, varnishes, enamels and paint sup- pl i th ies. Best quali ardware Co., 4 he corner of M ty at 9 I ain. lowest prices. t City Main St., around SIG driver. No 1 T HAND SOAP for every automobile acid. Leaves the Adkins Printing_Co. 66 Churc hands soft h Musical Instruments 66 EDI SON PHONOGRAPHS ‘Terms to suit purchasor. 4 Chestnut St. and records. T. H. Cogswell, Phone 761, " Building Lots For Sale 81 section, five bullding lots, and good location. Price i Phone 2036, Parker & BELVID High land very reasonable. Deming. BUILDING COGTS are going to be low- er. Make a ‘small deposit on a lot now and be 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 Saturday evenings. PHONOGRAPH—Have w be M ord contest? o given the w ain street. A C inner you nb; [t joined phonogra Widener ¥ t the to 13 ph PI " JO—Upright, mahogany, five years old. ine condition. Very ch Andrews, 401 ArchSt. ap. lagy terms. LOT on Kensington avenue near Arch 8t., I facing Andrew St. Sidewalks and sewer. Inquire 288 Stanley St. Tel. 1808-13, lots, 50x150, each to Easy terms. For bar- Hoffman Agency, 319 LOTS—Four building be sold at $500, see The Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry a7 CUFK to 335 berg & Horn, 10 Arcade and LINKS-$1 Watch to § hains, $1 Scart pins, to $40. $1.50 Him- 393 Main, RM of the late Geo. Bockwith, 3 cows, 2 horses, wagons, tools. Inquire 253 West Main St., Plainville. Farms For Sale ‘Wanted—Articl to Buy We will buy it at fair prices. urniture Bxchange, Grafe, Mgr. Arch st. A JUNK—Best prices pald for paper, and Ashes also removed. 17 rubber. Laurel street, rags It pays to drop me a card. Samuel Perlmutter, JUNK—We pay better prices now for your old rags and papers. hand 15 clothes an 1 Oak St. a Also men's second- furniture, Phone 515-13. L. Zeldes, BHOWCASE—] ust be In good Apply 430 West Main St. Phone 16 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ARC( al 33, Apartments and Tenements 69 JH BT, 350—Fi 1 fmprovements, $ Main St. Ph ve room tenement with Apply H. H. Milkowi one 2 FARMS Robt, street. 53 ACRE FARM in Newington. 1 very good location on State Road; 7 room house, running water, electric lights, new barn and silo, 11 rogistered cows, 2 horses, ice louse full of ice, milk room, tool shed, garage and all kinds of tools. A gasoline and oil and a milk business goes with this proporty. Very good terms and price is right. Must be sold within the next § days. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Maln St., city. Residence, Berlin, Conn. Tel ephone 8-4. and suburban _properties, Ask B. White, Farm Broker, 259 Main 50 ACRE farm, house practically new, § rooms, price reasonable, 20 minutes' walk to factory. Thomhs Stagls, 50 Newington Road. Phone 1732-3. 3% ACRES of land on Shuttle Meadow avenue, covered with fruit trees and 7 room house, electric lights, chicken coops with 900 hens, 500. For price and terms, see the Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main 8t. city, Residonce, Berlin, Conn. Tel. 663-d, ARC Toy H oms te. ST, Very Phone S di 20 ocond irable floor, five apartment, large sunny EN 8T, 104 Four room AND 112-- tonements, new houss Phone 1489, L. TRALLY Hateh C LOCATED, five room flat; steam heat furnished. el 18l i very destrable w. PAINTING contracts for labor and ma- | terial taken. We can do your work at le cost to you. City Hardware Co., 49 Main St. Phone 2650. Pressing and Tailoring CLOTHES That Give Character and Distinction, Spring Woolens now on display. YE LONDON SHOP. CALL 5853, COR. ELM & MAIN STS. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC— Woolen for Spring Summer wear. B. NELSON, » FINANCIAL Opportunities Busin 46 RURRERS, rubber boots, “Ball Band" Lrand, jovershoes, for working men. All sizcs ahd guaranteed. Will lielp you in this weather. Lowest prices in town. Joe Mortelliti, 86 Church Bt. BARBER SHOP and fixtures for sale. Price reagonable. Also one pool table. Inquire at 48 Lafayette St. BLOCK ISLAND—House of 14 roomd, sit- uated on one of the best sites on Block Island, a few minutes from the beach, and suitable for & boarding house. Plenty of land to raiso enough vegetables to take care of summer boarders. Wil lease fur. nished or unfurnished. This is°an oppor- MAIN ST, PHONE 501. tunity for the right party. For further details inquire at the Arc Studio. Good Things to Eat CHOPS—Genuine spring lamb, 2 1bs, for 70e. Special. Market, 10 Myrtle 5( 38 per Ib, Jones Quality Houschold Articles 63 1 pay highest cash prices for . old pletures and old-fashloned Write David - ¢, Ferdinand TIQUE! old book furniture Box 48, Herald. HAR of Ay [ ril all 26 rooms, 1st. Tel, RISON ST, 37—Downstairs tenement improvements, Roady HUR tor LBURT nements with —Four and five improvements, > and $16. Inayire on premises. modej rn room KEN SINGTON ive room - age and barn, hennery, large garden, In- tenement, quire 8 Connerton St., city. B MAT me Center of, a heat [ t fve urnishcd, room apart- Reply room i «ix room tenemen nts, Tel, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS HoW LoNG BFORE A CARS COMIN' THAT AN' HOW LONG' BFORE ONES COMIN' HOW LONG B'FORE ONES' COMIN' o T Look QOut For The Street Cars! EIGHT MINUTES? ALL RIGHT, BEE WE CAN CROSS tene- Suburban For Sale 88 BELVIDERE—$600 cash takes a new slx @room cottage. All improvements, garage. Also a three tenement house at pre-war prices. Audrows & Co., 1657 Stanley 8t Phone §61-4, PLAINVILLE, CONN.—Westwood park. A six room house, built 7 years, electricity, hardwood floors, is In good condition and looks excellent. Lot s 150 feet square; two large chicken coops, 140 chickens. Price i3 only $4,000, $1,500 cash. Star Real E nsurance Co., 163 Maln tate—Wanted 87 COTTAGE with modern Improvements and in_good scction of the city. Will pay 8! 000 to $6,000. W. L. Hatch, 29 W. Main St. Phone 13 'ARM In Berlin, Kensington, Plainville or Newington. I'arm of 3 to 30 acres wanted. Price must be reasonable. Box 18R Herald OR TWO tenement house with all ime In good lovation either in New Britain, Plainville or Southington, Wants to buy from man who wants to sell, not from man who wants to unload. Give particulars in first letter. Apply Herald, Box $B. ONE provements, TWO MIL house, modern improves ments, in good sectlon. Will pay from $7,000 to $8,000, W. L. Hatch, 29 W. Main St. Phone 131 = — i — == ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS Rooms For Rent 8 CENTRALLY located. Furnished room. All improvements. References required. Tels ephone 1079-2 GRAND ST., 43—Two furnished rooms with all improvements. Single or suitable for light housekeeping. Phone 565-3. -130 Broad street, two fure pantry. Separate en- PLAINVILLE: d rooms and = 1 rooms, furs Steum Rooms For Housckeeping WEST MAIN nished for heat, els ST., 84—Three light housckeeping. Hghts S0 Where To Dine 9 JACK'S REGULAR DINNER 38c. Speclals at reasonable prices. We cook all our own pastry. Jack's Lunch, 100 Chestnut Bt. Home cook= JESS BELOIN'S quick lunch. . We give ing every day. Give us a trl twenty per_cent_on_the dollar. LEGAL NOTICES e ey I will not be responsible for any bills contracted in my name by any- one but myself, s MR. HENRY GLABAU, 158 Fairview St, New Britala.