New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1922, Page 13

b AUTOMOBILES [T s e e Automobiles Waatod i FORD touring car body, Keurvey, 10 Chaest nut 8t, Phone 2110, L S e e Autos—Taxl Service CORRBIN Motpr Livery Co, High oclasn cloaed and open cars, Prompt service, Ite- llable operators, reasonablo rates. Tol, 1830, CITY TAXI BERVICK—HAVE YOU RID. DEN IN AMHRIOA'S MOBT COMWORT- ARLB CAR? THE HOLMES IMPROVED AIR-COOLED OCAR, WE HAVE IT, CALL 2370, TAXI--When you want good TAXI BERV; ICH, CALL 2700 2700 2700 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, HOUSES City. Llasmhcatnon 83. MARCH 18, 1022, S BUQINESS SERVIC BUSINE%S SERVICE Rendered 20 1 BIGNH of any kind and lowent In town, Work guaranteed, J, Cohn, 421% Maln 8t. Business Service Rendered AWNINGB for private and business houses. Your order sollcited early to avold spring rush, Xstimates furnished, Bddy Awning & Decorating Co, Phone 1013-4, CABINET WORIK~—Lot us bid on your store fixtures, sample boards, working modajs or Inside paneling. All' kinds of cabinet work. Day & Frigo, 163 Arch streot. Tel- ephone 2633, 14 = Garages To Let ARCIH BT.—Garagoe, poses, Inquire Maln street, sae e A S e GARAGE at 130 Glen Bt. Room for one car, Electric light, Inquire on premises, [ Motorcycles And Bicycles Btorago or repalr pur- Wm, C, Raphael, 380 15 HARLEY-DAVIDSON Motoroycle, Electrics ally equipped, with or without. sido-car; In good running condition, Cheap i taken at once. \Wm. Kraus, 71 Rhodes St HARLEY-DAVIDBON-~We them, all late models, ranging in price from $76 up. All these machines arc in good conditlon and cannot be dupli- cated at the prices we are asking. These machines have been taken in trade for new Indians. We also have several re- built, late model Indians at exceedingly low s, Hadfeld-Swenson Co, 21 Myrtle 8 Phone 1706, have six of ELEOTRICAL FIXTUR®ES repalred and in- stalled. Wiro estimates furnished, wiring installed, Anderson Electrio Co, 269 Maln 8t. Up ono fiight. Phono 619, INDIVIDUALS' NAMES-— engraved In gold on lead penclls, 3 for 46 In a neat box, B, W, BENNETT, 169 MAIN ST, Phone 2628, Advertlsing Novclties, e EMPLOYMI‘NT MERC!IANDIQF s, ~e ot ey The}'e Is No Safiér InveAstméfit Than Real lT]state. There Is No Safer Security || against Adversity Than Owning Your Own Home As Well As Other Real Es- tate. Read the Ads on This Page Every Day For the Best “Home” Buys in the Sadiab i ok sl S ] MERCHANDISE _ —=Tnc oving, m-kln g, Storing L] LOAD this woek or next, Co, 131 Dwlght Bt, MOVING—We do local furniture and plano movad by experlenced woekly trips to New i, Phone wanted for Philadelphla, M, Phone Brown: Trucking Cy any day RBrown Trucking 2648, and ‘long _dlstance moving, Promptly men, We also run York and Boston, 0, 131 Dwight Bt, Painting, Paper MAX TRESKY, Contractor, Hanging 27 house painter and paper-hanger, It will pay you to got my you have mot scen th torns in wall papers, stock. 39 Harvard Bt. estimates on your spring work, 1t ho latest 1022 pat- come to visit my Phono 1322-4, PAINTING contra terlal taken, W cost to you, Clty Main St. Phone 2050, can d cts for Hardware labor and ma- 0 your work at less Co, 40 B, KODAKS FILMS AMATEUR . DEVELOPING AND PRINTING ARCADE STUDIO, LAWN MOWERS snarpened, roofing, sheet metal work and Jjobbing, Louls Nalr, Tel. South Main strect. PHOTOGRAPHER—WIll go any place In city for all styles of photography, Call J. L. Hall, Dickinson Drug, Tel. 330, UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture. All kinds of repairing, The Furniture Ex- change, 67 Arch St. A, J. Grafe, Mgr. Plumbing, general 1253-3, 367 = Service Station Repairing 17 I'SNDERS and bodles, doors and when broken or bent, need the of skilled mechanics, When in let us restore the orginal shape “Bervice 18 Our Aim.” O, Phone 563, AUTO radiators, attention trouble, of your car. Becker, Corbin Place. AUTO PAINTING— is_our specialty ANTONIO BUFFA & CO. PROPS, 224 ARCH BT. PHONE 1163, AUTOMOBILE PAINTING—First-class. All work guaranteed. Reasonable prices. Joe Amszin, 353 South Main St. Phone 1253. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING—AIl work guar- anteed and prices reasonable, Trupk bodies made to order. Isadoro Ravizza, rear 332 Park St. Phone 576-13. AUTO BPRINGS a speclalty, Guar. forever against center breakage. Prices right. John Baker, 284 Arch St. Phone 506. AUTO TOPS—We make all kinds of tops, side curtalns and slip covers. We do all kinds of auto body repairing. Wo have had 20 years' experience in this busi- ness. Lot us estimate on your auto body work., J. W. Walsh Auto Top and Up- holstering “Co., 207 Elm Bt, near Sey- mour. Phone 2049, BATTERIES— Have you experfenced battery Bee us for satisfactory service HARTFORD BATTERY & SERVICE CITY SBRVICE STATION EDW. ZACK. BATTERY DEPT. BODIKS in any conditlon 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 860. trouble. CARS. washed, polished, olled and greased. Authorized 'Simoniz Service Sta. Clark's Auto Laundry, Rear 103 W. Main, 559-4. Service Station Repairing 17 CYLINDER GRINDING— Quickest and most efficlent in the cit 8pecial Ford prices. Logan flywheel gears are better. Auto parts manufactyred and repaired. 17, 461 W. MAIN ST. & B. MEG. CO., PHONE 112! ELECTRICAL SYSTEM of your automo- bile should bo inspected now. Sce Sim- mons, 167 Arch St. Phone 2245, FENDERS—Broken or bent, donted or leaky radlators, tanks or any other part of your auto body can bo fixed right and at small cost. Hultquist Bros., 107 Arch &t. Phone 1326-3 GENERAL OVERHAULING— AND REPAIRING, DEAD AND LIVE S8TORAGE. TRUCKING CONTRACTS ON HEAVY HAULING. HARDWARE CITY GARAGE AND TRUCKING COMPANY, REAR 193 MAIN STREET. PHONE 387-12. REBIDENCKE PHONE 886-13. —_— FORD AND OVERLAND repairing our speciaity. Cenerators, starters and lgni- tion systems overhauied. Overland Repair Co,, 12 W. Pear! 8t. MACHINE, dle and tool, repalr work. Guaranteed. Parsons’ Co., 850 West Main St. =t overtauling and Tool BUSINESS SERVICE Barbers, }Illrdrcsl. Muscuso FACIALS shampoos, scalp trcatment, waves and haireutting. Work done at your home. Ertelle V. DBurkman, 6§27 W. Main St. Phons 18§1. Phone for appointment. HAIRCUTTING-—Mothers, we Nobby-horeo cliairs to amuse kiddies while having thelr hair trimmed. Hours, § a4 m, to 8 p. m. 82 Church. Opp. Beloin. 18 have two HAIRDRESSING, Marcel waving, manicur- ing, hennaed, hairbobbing, shampooing, facial massage, Parisienne pack, hair dy ivg, Violet Ray treatment. Lucille Beauty 59 Maln i Tel. 638, 19 Bullding :nd \‘ontr:;t CONCRETE WORK-—Spring means con- crete work. Don't forget the old, rella- ble irm, Baker & lasher, concrete con- tractors. Quality and workmanghip have #tood the test for the puat twenty years, Phone 1966-2 ol our motto: “Every- thing in concret MASON work, bricklaying and Charlen Beh, 691 West Maln street, ephone 1185-2, ROOFING—Bave mouney on your shingling Job. Bpecialty on beaver board cellings. II. C. Heisier, 613 Btanley St. e e "A Want Ad 13 small In size but mighty 'n strength whea pulling re- wults for the advertiser. Read them for profit. Use them for results. plastering. Tel BETTER BIGNS— make better business, NEW BRITAIN SIGN €O, 34 CHURCH 8T, PHONE 894, Dressmaking and Millnery DREBSMAKING—Learn to make your own dresses or remodel old ones. Dressmak- ing classes. Private lessons. Reasonable terms. Phone Miss Jane E. Gill, 545-5, 259 Main St. GOWNS made to order and old ones re- modelled at low prices. liemstitching and pleot edgeing a specialty, Prompt service, Mile. Blanchette, 131 Main, Phone 2655, Pressing and Talloring CLOTHES— That Give Character Spring Woolens now YE LONDON BHOP, and Distinction, on display. CALIL 585-3, COR. ELM & MAIN STS. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC— Spring_an B. yoll'n for d _Summer wear, NELSON, 68 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 501, Professional Scrvices PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER— ANNA R. VETRANO, ROOM 403, 260 MAIN. REJUVENO Corset 18 a boon SPENCER Spencer cause it combines th Spencer abdominal sug especlally designed Mrs, Mack D. Hall, Spencer Corsetiere, for each 72 Grand St.. TEL. 2012, CORBETB—The to women be- o values of the pport with a corset individual. Registered Tel. 372 R. N, Repairing and Piano Tuning MATTRESSES, bo¥ spril lows, etc.,, made over returned same day, U ware City Bedding Co., Phone 2314-4, ngs, cushions, pil- equal to new and pholstering. Hard- #0 Tromont St. MATCHED BOX PLEATS in striped goods. Hemstitching, picot edging and buttons, Ginsburg Dress Pleating Shop, 19 Walnut street, Phone 883-12, Dyeing and Cleaning CLEANING AND DYEING— When your suit needs cleaning, remember we are tho only exclusive cloaners and dyers in the city. NEW BRITAIN DRY CLEANING CORP, 96 WEST MAIN. PHONE 1323-3 SUITS PRESSED, 50c—Cleaning and valring at _reasonable prices. PHILIP SILVER, 9 WASHINGTON PLACE, Reur of United Cigar Btore. Insurance—All kinds re- 24 ACCIDENT, AND ALL LINES OF INSUR- ANCE. SERVICE AND SATISFACTION. LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST- MENTS. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. PHONE 138, INSURANCE of every kind written in none but high grade companics, at the lowest rates obtainable, Phone 728, llome Bank- ing & Realty Co., 8, West Main St. INSURANCE of all kinds at bost rates ob- tainable. I. J. Murray & Co. Agts. and Realtors, 325 Main St. Phone 2031-3. NEW ENGLAND Mutual Co., 87 Milk St., Boston. years of Faithful Service. Agent, 173 Maln St. Life Insurance Seventy-eight P. Crona, Lawyers—Patent Attorneys 25 H. G. MANNING, former patent examiner. Agency in Walk-Over Store, New Britain, Heaquarters, 193 Grand St.,, Waterbury, ‘Wanted, To Render Services 33 CHAIRS guarantced. Leo cained, a Don't thre Lewis, 168 spec Good work ow away that old Greenwood St. ialty. EMPLOYMENT Help—Men Wanted * 41 CARRIAGE enced, Give for references. Address Box 14B, PAINTER and lettorer, experi- names of former employers Herald. brakemen; 1 experienco FIREM er $2i unnecessary, $150, lat- (which heginner: position?) Write Rallway, Box 43, Herald. MAN with car to sell Guage mado. commissio Benton Ha rhor, Mich. §100 per week Accessories the best Ford Oll and extra Co., Graham, MIEN wanted, sucn as foremen, or If prom- inent in any organizal money-making sideline. commercializing your nal influence. State cl whom you are associ treatad in confidence. particulars Herald Office, in first letter, to Box tion, to take on a No danger of position or frater- of people with ated. All repli Write, giving full 38X, PHARMACIST—Assistan Address Box 28J, t for part Herald Office. SALESMEN—Men who are hustlers, to call on farmers. ing experience, farmers. Can week chain ticulars and but store systems. A representative will Write only ain shortly. Jann, make $100 curing ownerships information apply 240 Broadway, Not necessary to have sell- understand or more each in established further par- by letter be in New to Charles Now York city. must For SALESMAN wanted to call on drug trade. Apply lerald, Box 13W, NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY. Booth’s Block, Est. 1886, by Jas., Shepard, LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 259 MAIN ST, Tolephone New Britain_and Hartford, SALESMAN to handle goods on commission 1 any competitor. 321 Richards. line of es to beat See Mr. excellent asis. Pri Pa Moving, 26 FURNITURE MOVING AND STORING—All work promptly done. Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr e R e T A Truckmx, htorlng LOCAL— AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING. FURNITURE STORAGE. CRATING AND BHIPPING BY RAIL OR TRUCK. NEW YORK DAILY LXPRESS. JOS. ARBOUR & SON, NEW BRITAIN, CONN,, 56 WHIT- ING ST. TEL. 580. NEW YORK RECEIVING STATION, 91 WALK- ER ST, CARE OF MR. HARDING, MOVING, trucking and express. Ashes carted from cellar or yard. F. F. Me- Mahon, 123 Cherry St. Plone 2653-3. _—_— TRUCKING & STORAGE— EXPERT MOVING, PACKING, CRATING AND SBHIPPING, EITHER BY RAIL OR TRUCK. BEST EQUIPPED 'IN THE CITY FOR LOCAL AND LONG DIS- TANCE FURNITURE MOVING. INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE 167% MAIN. PHONE 2090 & 2002 A. P, MARSH, MGR. SALESMED life insurance experles speak 319 Main St. —Two live fnen who have Polish or Itallan. had nce and who can Call Room 4, SALES REPRESENTATIVE wanted for New Britain and adjacent territories by Philadelphia concern manufacturing ticlo in universal der capable of. organizing ar- mand. Only man and in position to handle blg proposition considered. Reply contain A personal with our must integrity. arranged will be mediately building, Philadelphia, assurance Salesmanager in this city shdrtly. “Salesmanage of ability and interview will be who Write im- 783 Drexel Pa. time. — ] Hrlp—-\h'n or Women 43 = Arllvhm I"ur Nulu bd YOUNG men, women, over 17, desiring gove ernment position, §130 monthly, write f freo list of positions now open, J, Le ard, (formor Civil Borvico Lxaminer), Bquitable Bldg., Washington, D, O, Situations Wanted—Mcn with 6 yeurs' rivato work preferred, foodrult Court, Ix-gervice man Experlented recolving Address Tlox 45( IR oxperionce, John CHAUFF married; stont, 18 clerical clerk, also Ie =2 45 Situatigps V GIRL—Bwedigh, wishes position as general houseworker. Experienced, Herald, Box 43M, WOMAN with experienco would Iike work by dny going home nights, Apply Wil- kens, 311_Church 8t FINANCIAL Bu Iness Opporlunlllrs 6 BLOCK 18LAND—Houso of 14 rooms, sit- uated on one of the best sites on Block Island, a few minutes from the beach, and suitable for o boarding Louse. Plenty of land to ralse enough vegetablos to take care of summer bonrders. Will leaso fur- nished or unfurnished, This is an oppor- tunity for the right party. For further de 18 Inquire at the Btudl T 1 and 1 ong. long. from 26 fect, PORTR—0 DOALH, foot to 40 CHESTN Clothes Phone 6 NATIONAL cnsh reglators, three, one gas range at half price, Yo J, Htearns, toom tional Bank_ Hullding, 1Sty Iluulncx.s and om:~e l‘qulpmunc b7 B refrigorator showease, -third off price. Jones' Myrtle 8t practically Market, TALKING and lot low pric 401 A REAL ESTATE FOR SALE llulhllnx Lots For Sale WIITMAN HT.—Pullding lot, 50x180, coptionally low price and terms, P, _Murray & Co., 926 Maln 8t. Tel, 2031-3, ‘arms For Sale L) and suburban properties. Ask B, White, Farm Broker, 260 Mals ALNME Ttoht e usical Instrument mahogany nice at Androws, Heautiful Homothing Lo B, MACHIT af _records, o, Busy terms, n Watcl LINKS & 07 ping, $1.60 $40. Him- 2 Main, hes, Diamonds, welry $1 Watch Imm to $16 chalns, $1 10 Arende cnrt to and W lnl.cd—Arllrles to Iluy — “eed and Fucl $10 and $11 a cord, 39 Washing- HARD soanoned wood delivered, B, W, Rodgers, ton strect, PURINA CHICK CHOW-No scrawny, un- developed chicks In the Purina fed flock Uso Rurina Baby Chick Chow and Chick- Chow and wateh your chicks B, Bird & Feed Co. Phone 1 Phone 864-4, NTIQUE old furniture, Hox 48, -1 pay highest cash prices for ald pletures and ald-fashloned Writo David (. Ferdinund, Horald, 1TU ur RE—We will buy It at falr lture Exchange, 67 Arch Mgr. prices, St A NG B0 and rubbor, Aslies o 1 Lay pRpor, rags me a eard, Perlmutter, prices pald for 1t pays to drop romoved. Sunuel streot., st 150 ol wood, hard, dried; seve W. Baldwin, Kensington, STOVE and block eral cords, 61 = e ‘ootwear and Clothing BOYS' BUITS—Duy now Pay weokly. Boston Clothing Btore, Church 8t and save money, 63 us 63 DRESS WELL~Uso your credit, Pay weekly, Boston Clothing Store, Church St. W old rags hand ¢l 161 Oak @ puy better pricos now for your s and papers, Also men's socond- othes and furniture, L. Zeldes, Bt, Phone 0615-13, SHOWCA App! 3—Must 0 West Lo in Main St good conditlon, Phone 165 RLAL ESIATL FOR RI&NT Apm'lm( II\ nlld cnements 69 Investments, Bonds s S ——— YOU WANT YOUR OWN HOME THIS YEAR Get your bullding lot from us now, then get shares in the New Britain Building & Loan Association, and have a liberal mortgagoe avallable when your house is completed. THE BODWELL, REALTY CO., NAT'L BANK BLDG. - LIVE STOCK Cattlo and Swine 50 and N. W. 12, 51 COWS—Boveral young new milchs springors, Some good family cow: Baldwin, Kensington, Phone 25 Dogs, Cats, Pets rabbit female, YOUNG PUPS—Irish terrier and hound. Price $6 for male, §3 for Phone 1268-13. 238 Cherry St. ggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 1CKS and cggs, Mapleledge farm. Red; large Utility Leg- 20c and 25c; May oggs, $1.50 for 16; welcome to inspect buying. Geo. (. nn. 2-2 BABY C| Bred to lay, R. I. 3 April chicks, and 20 breeding stock before Clark, Kensington, (' BABY CHICKS—Pure bred, 14%c up. ship 12 or 1,000, Circunus iice i Pashall, 202 Dixwell Avenue, Haven, Conn, We New BABY CHICKS—Rhode Island Reds, Barred Rocks, White TLeghorns, White Wyandottes and all other popular breeds, 17¢ each and up. These chicks are from the highest egg laying strains. You may select your own day old baby chicks. Rackliffe Bros, Park & Bigelow Sts. Phone. Everything for the bapy chicks, BROODERS—"Buckeye" best made, oll burning, blue flame and coal burning, all capacity from 60 to 1,200 chicks. $11.75 to $30.00. Also feeders, all . Dry mash hoppers, 25c and up. /ater fountains, 15c up. Rackliffe Bros. , Park & Bigelow Sts. Tel. connection. COLUMBIAN ROCKS—Jone's birds always win at Madison Square Garden. Gowdy hirds at New Britain show. Mine are combined non-setters. Order now, eggs $2.00 per 15. Herald, Box 27R. EGGS for hatching. White and Brown Leg- horns. Price $1.25. Heinzman, 169 Green- woed Bt. HATCHING eggs. Barred Rocks and White Wyandottes. I. W. Michael, 47 Olive St. HATCHING EGGS—Rhode Island Red, $1 for 13, or $6.50 a hundred. Karl Maier, IKensington Road, Southington, Conn. Phone 675-16. Anconas. Good J. A. Munson, HATCHING BGGS. strain, 13 for $1. sington. Band" All in Joe rubber boots, “Ball overshoes, for working men, slzes and guaranteed, Will help you this weathor, Lowest prices in town. Mortelliti, 86 Church St, RUBBE brand, BH(C 4, Cantilever, at half price. Size slightly worn. Address Box —Pair D width, ,_Herald, 2 FOWLS—Golden West speclal for Saturday, ket, 10 Myrtle St, fowls, 456c per Ib,, Jones' Quality Mar- ORANGE ICE, fresh fruit. ¥oss quality chocolates and chocolate coated lce cream cakes, Salted mixed nuts, Salted pe All_good value, McEnroc's, West Main N ARCI ST, all impr 338 Mai 50—Five room te nents, Apply il 8t. Phone 2453, ement with ov H. Milkowltz, n Houthington, 8% acres, 6 lnrgo barn with cement floor, horse, wagons, harness, all farme g Imploments, hens, grapes, frult treos, wonderful click site. 100 yards from trolle Price $1,000; $1,600 cash, balance on time, Address P, O, Box #3, Rristol, M Nouse, cowns, 1 in 03 ACIRE FARM in Newlngton, 1 very good locatlon on Stato Road; 7 room house, running wat retric lights, new barn and silo, 11 registerod cows, 3 horses, ice house (ull of lee, milk room, tool sl ngo and all kinds of tools, A gasoline and ofl und ® milk business gooa with this property, Very good terma and price Is right, Must be sold within the next € days, Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Maln 8i,, city, Residence, Borlin, Conn, Tel- ophone 668-4. P altiihn e S 51 ACRES, soven room house, four cows, one horse, in Hoeckley. Small amount of cash takes this farm, The Hoffmam Agency, 919 Main Bt farm on state highway, cheap Il taken at once, llo, 242 Main St. ACRES on state highway, between larvtford and New Britain, This farm is pmpletely stocked, Schultz & Costello, Main® St g SRR e e L farm, house practically new, § price reasonable, 20 minutes' walk to factory, Thomas Stagls, 80 Newington ftond. Phone ehicken Hold & C § AURE Wil be hults 1732-3, USRI land on Shuttle Meadow avenue, covered with fruit — trees and buildings, room house, electric lights, i garage, chicken coops with 900 hens, capaeity 1,600 price and terms, see Cashman Parm Agency, 131 Main B Conn. Tel. 668 ACRES of ARCH rooms. side. Pl BELDEN Tour 8T., 2 Second desirable 207-4. floor, five v apartment, 1ono 8T, 104 AND 112— room tencments, Phone 1489, new house, large sunny llmms For Sale 83 i S S RS O MADISON 8T.—2 family house of 10 rooms, Bto icity; good terms Py Jo Murray Ci Main St. Phone 2031-3, house, all modern Ime 12% on investment. terms, \Iurrny & Co, 325 Thone 2031-1 AINVILLE—Two tenement 10 room bath rooms on both floors, electric water, st tubs, garage, bes 7 minute walk to center. $050 cash, balance on terms. tamily Pays OAK . Main 8t. Price $5,500: Houschold Articles 03 ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Big varioty at re- duced prices. The Furnjture Exchange, 67 Arch Bt. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. shades_to or- Phoenix CHENEY silk electric lamp der. Let us submit samples, Specialty Co. P. O. Box 330. COAL year, stove, Houschold Regal, Used one condition. Also gas cooking 458 Main St. range, in A-1 Call evenings, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES—Table lamps, ete, All goods guarantecd. Anderson Elec- tric Co.,, 250 Main street, Up one flight. Phone 519, FURNITUR] ply L. Garcia 8 rooms, good as new. 625 Arch St. Ap- HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES in very gocd con- dition and moderately priced. Used and antique. The Furniture Exchunge, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. KITCHEN RANGE—Small size. Gas plate. Double couch with matt Beardsley, 45 Francis St. LINOLEUM—"Cook's” best quality. spring offer on 50 patterns. $1.75 reduced to $1.35 per yd. B. Berson, Main street. G Special alue 503 LIVING ROOM SUITE-3 piece, guaran- toed mahogany, reduced from $96 to $365. B. Berson, 503 Main 8t MATTRESSES are reduced for this week only. Cotton, 4 ft., $6; silk floss, $14; lin- oleum rugs, 7' 6”x10°6”, §10; 6x9, $8. foot beds, §5. Blg reductions on sult cas and handbags. Edw. Gorfain, 168 Arch St, for 25 value, STOVES—“Premier,” guarantced Spocial spring offer, $120 now $88. B. Berson, 503 Main St. VACUUM CLEANERS—Electric. Rented, $1.25 a day. Cleaners for sale, repaired and overhauled. L. E. Andrews. Piano Agent. Phone 199 BELDEN ST., 61—Five room tenement, ond floor, with all modern improvements. Inquire e ST.—End of carline, 2 apartments im- BERLIN of 5 1 proveme Main St. downstairs., h with all Murray mode & Co Hms nts, I Phon n I, Hox 3 §600 cash takes a new six room cottage. All improvements, garage. Also a thice tenement house at pre-wae prices. AndYews & Co., 1657 Stanley St. CENTRAL. five room flat; steam heat furnisl Hatc L. LY LOCATED, very w. h C Tel. 131. desirable I'hone §61- Real Igstate—Wanted 87 COTTAGE with modern Improvements and v CHERRY with al 8T, 110—Five room 1 modern improvements. tenement v house, Inquire in good section of the city. Will pay §8e 000 to $6,000. W. L. Hatch, 29 W, Maim St. Phone 131, MAIN ment. Box 24J, Light and —Center of, a five room heat furnished. Herald. apart- Reply WM in Berlin, Kensington, Plainville op wington, urin of 3 to 30 acres wanted, Price must be reasonable, Box 18R Herald MAPLE improve: ST., five room tenement, 90—Bix room tenement. ‘herry St. Alsc Al Tel. ments. 1635-1 »| ONE OR TWO tenement house with all im= 1| provements. In good location either im New Britain, Plainville or Southington. Wants to buy from man who wants to MAIN ment. sorvice 561—Six eam heat, Inquire modoern water, C. Raphael, room ot Wm. Main Street. apart- Janitor o 390 gell, not {rom man who wants to unload, particulars in first letter. Apply Box 91, Herald, PAMILY modern improves= 59—Tour rooms with Reasonable rent. an Inquire TWO F ments, in ptltl(l §7,000 to §8,000. St. Pho 1 . Will_pay from . L. Hatch, 29 W. Main ive conventence: all improve tean: roon room tenement Park Bt., 6 nt, its, Phone 1271, » | ROOMS, LUAPD AND HOTELS l.uums For Rent SIX ROC convenicnces. tenemen WEBSTE A-l at 248 condition, )M apartment, leated, Reasonable, it $20. Morrin Ga Maln t 8T., 23—Tenement of Rent reasonable. 8t., city. Ing: Chestuut modern room rooms, ire \ 89 68—Five room tenement with Second floor. Ap=- second floor. B n improvements. w St BELDE 1| mode ply 185 Fairy 26— Iurnished room. All LISON References required. Tel- improvement 107 WEST M furn quire_al shed, AIN—Apartment of just painted and papered. t 103 West Main. rooms un- In- ephone b 43—Two furnished rooms with sments. Single or sditable for Phone 586-3. GRAND 8’ all impro light housckeeping. Business Places For Rent e MAIN ST, front. ern daylight store, Wm. C. Raphael, 561—New Inquire mod- Main St. 390 furnished room with all wmvens Phone 56-4. NICELY fences. PLAINVILILI--130 Broad street, two fur Machinery, Elec., and Tools 64 BATTERY HEADQUARTERS for radio purposes, Prest-O-Lite Batteries, O'Neil Tire & Battery Co, 30 Washington St. Phone 900. STORE very plete clothing sale or quire at in nil line of 1 the best business ce front, cquipped store fixtures suitabla or other lincs, which are for will rent them with the store. In- 49 Fast Maln St. or location, with a Hag com- for Phone 2650, nished rooms and pantry. trance. Separate en- steam Cen« UT ST, nd modern located 45—8ingle rooms; improvements. WAL heat trally Brahma, from F. F. Harmon, HATCHING S—Light g00d_layers, $2.00 for 1 37 Wells 8t. Phono 795- sale. LIGHT Brahma hatching eggs for $2.00 per setting, Phone 1774. PULLETS—Single comb R. I. Red, all lay- Any quantity. Breed- Iteliable poultry breeders. 66 Francls St., city, or Phone 2446-2. YOUNG man, bright, business, This means ply unless you bring hotween 9 and 10 a. Lewis, 85 West Main to m, learn the optical work. Do not ap- references. Apply only. Harvey & St. Help—Women 42 ‘Wanted HOUSEMAID — Compete! housework and help children. Write Box please state age. take care of nt, for general two 194, P. O, ' and LIGHT HOUSEWORK—Woman wanted, in| good family. Apply 7 and § o'clock. Glen Bt. between MAID—Competent, for Apply Sunday Wachter, 104 Harrison after p. housework. Mrs. F. 4. general m. St. MAIDS—Competent, for Apply Mrs, Hanson, E 160 High St. general housewor 2mployment Agency, demo calls SALESLADY and house to house ticle of food. Address Box 8X, nstrator to make selling staple ar- Herald, WOMAN of about midd salary and commission well known and marri under 25 years considered. 127, Herald Office. le age to work on basis. One who I8 ed preferred. None Address Box WOMEN wanted to sew For Instructions call on_baseball covers, at 121 Washington St., from 1 to 4 p. m. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WELL, COME ON DADDY WILL DANDLE SETTING EGGS—Buff Orpingtons from the same stock that won 11 ribbons at New Britain and Hartford shows last winter. Phone 1135-4, Deming, Berlin. SINGLE Comb R. 1. Reds. Hatching eggs. Guaranteed winter layers. J. T. Jones, Woostor St. Phone 1237. THOROUGHBRED Light Brahma hatching eggs, better this year than ever. First pen headed b; yo'' fifteen pound Blue Ribbon winner at Middletown, 1921, A perfect type Light Brahn deep chest, broad back, beautiful hackle and wings. Iirst pen $3.00 per!thirteen; second pen $2.50 per thirteen. Get a setting while they list and raise ten pound cockerels by Thanksgiving. A. J. Hick, 234 Woos- ter St., New Britain, Conn. {WHITE Pckin duck eggs for sale. $1.50 for of 11. Blue ribbon stock, 1d, Box 7, Kensington. —_— Horses, Vehicles settin, Fred about farm team. weighing good Phone 666-3. HORS] four 1400 St Going out of business oung and sound horses. to 1600. James H. Durkee, Tel. 665-13. will Wei sell |lEpisoN SAWMILLS—1 large and 1 small, 1 steam engine and 1, 16 h. p. kerosene engine. lAany Thomas Su\gls. 80 Newington Road. >hone 1 Merchandise at thc Stores 65 SHLIGHT-—Large tubular complete with battery 8ic, $1.25. B, Horonstein.gl K. flasklight reduced from R. Arcade. HOUSEHOLD GOODS8—We have just re- ived a new stock of house furnishing See us before buying elsewhere. Our pri are lower. B. Borson, 503 Main St. NOTIONS and a fyll supplies, Arch St Acch 8t. line of dressmaking Novelty Shop, 350 PAINTS, varnishes, enamels and paint sup- plios. Best quality at lowest prices. City Hardware Co., 49 East Main St, around the corner of Main. SIGNET HAND SOAP for every automobile driver. No acid. Leaves the hands soft, 16:. Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church i Musical Instruments PHONOGRAPHS — New $167.50 phonograph reduccd to $145. ords of $1.35 value now $1.00. Value § reduced to $1.50. Value §2.25 reduced to $2.00. T. H, Cogswell, 4 Chestnut street. Phone 761. GRAFONOLA—Slightly original cost, records buy until you sce this. Muain street, used, at included, Widener's, one-half Don't 138 PIANO—Must sacrifice my ey fine, new mahogany upright plano, am about to leave for Kurope. A time opportunity if sold this week. dress Miss Trebert, Herald, Box 9. eptior life A Call at HORSE—Good worker. Phone 515-13. 11 six o'clock. Tag Is Hard To Please 151 Oak Bt noon or after NO-WHAT IS' T, TAGAEONG PIANO-—Upright, mahogany, five years old. Fine condition. Very cheap. Lasy terms. Andrews, 401 Arch St. dan Leupold, hall to rent r Inquire Paul t,_agent. Tel. 396-2 lodge 223 | MAIN ST, 103—Largo furpished room. Running water. Suitable for gentlomen, Also furnished aparte light housekecping. WEST front or ment for' ‘Wanted—To Rent kki o tion O, B Box 174, v eight in by out room apartment of tdwn party. clty, good Address —Turnished room, two people, in quiet private family, Tels MAIN & suitable for one or with WESTERN part of city or sett St family o ald, vicinity of Bas: a tenement on second floor for of two adults before May lst. Her- X _13R. ~Large furnished room, one or two gentlemen, bath Mrs, Chapman, 33 Court 8t. suitable adjoinin for REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ‘'or Housckeeping Auctioneers 79 GEO. A. CONN. Phone CLARK, Auctioneer, P. 0. BOX 333, MERIDEN, Meriden, Conn, 1943, PLAINVILLE—Rooms for light housekeeps ing. One room furnished. Money to loan on favm property. Phone 138-3, Plainville, 16—Furnished rooms for separate conveniences. Rent PROSPECT ST., light housckeeping, Bldg. and Business Prop. 80 Central. Three minutes to center, very reasonable. BROAD o8 quire wo buildings, 1 frame and nements in cach block in brick. Will be soli reasonably. at the Fstate & Ins. and SOUTH HIGH ST, 28—Two rooms for light housekecping, All conveniences, Mrs. Dillon. — e WEST MAIN ST., 84—Three rooms, fure nished for light housckeeping, Steam Bui ilding Lots I'or Sale BELVIDE Brighton Road, I nue, R Bt., 1. Luckaboug Hartford. BELVIDE High v re Deming. land and B section, five huilding good location, Price Phone 2026, Parker lots, is asonable. & BUILDING Make a er. now an. that about, the city £Open home COSTS are going mall deposit d be prepared to you have Desirable sites W, L. Hatch, to be on a lot go ahcad with been thinking in all parts City Hall building. low: Saturday evenings. T WANTA RI\DE BY BLOSSER of heat, and_gas. Where To Dine 0 LAR DINNER 3bc, Specials wble prices. We cook all our own Jack's Lunch, 100 Chestnut Bt. 8 quick lunch. Home cooks Give us a trial. We gl on_the_dollar, LEGAL NOTICES I will not be responsible'for any, bills contracted in my name by any= one but myself. Ml hS I<.ur\h~w St ing da; tLwe every Ly HENRY GLABAU, , New Britain, RE PRIMARIES Registered Republican Voters are warned that Primaries for the nomin- ation of Candidates for Mayor, City Clerk, Treasurer, Comptroller, Tax Collector, Registrar of Voters, Mem- bers of Board of Relief, members of School Board, Aldermen, in the 2nd, 4th and 6th Wards, and Councilmen in all Wards, will be held Friday, March 31st from 4 to 8 p. m. Fol- lowing are the voting places: 1st Ward—Honeyman's Arch street. nd Ward—211 Park street, near corner Meadow and Park streets. 3d Ward—Wilson Co.'s store, City, Building. 4th Ward—Rogers Recreation Bldg. 650 Church street. 5th Ward—=Skritulski's hall, Broad street. 6th Ward-—94 Hartford avenue. Candidates should file their petis tions with the Republican Town Com« mittee on or before 9 p. m. Friday, March 24th. Per order, lR PUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTER e e Read These A Rallg K ’LI!LIL\\\ Garage,