New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1922, Page 13

AUTOMOBILE e e ] Repairing AUTO BPRINGS a speclalty, Gua', forever agalnst center breakage. Pricos right, John Baker, 224 Arch 8t, Phone 608, ey ———————————— AUTO TOPE—We make all kinds of tops, slde curtains and slip covers, Wo do all kinds of auto hody repairing, We have had 20 years' oxperionco in this husi- ness. Let us estimate on your auto hody W, Walsh Auto Top and Up- ring Co, 207 Elm B8t, near Bey- mour, Phone 2649, e —————————— BATTERIES— Have you experlienced battery Bee us for satisfactory service HARTFORD BATTERY & SERVICE OITY BERVICE SBTATION ENW. ZACK. BATTERY DEPT, BODIES in any condition made over like new. Broken fenders, windshields, or rad- iators repalred. All kinds of sheet metal work also. All work guar, New Eng, Rad- Iator Works, 17 K. Main Bt. Phone 880, OVERLAND repairing ou Genorators, startors and (gnl- tion myat overhauled, Overland Repalr Co., 12 W, Pearl St e e S R CYLINDER GRINDYNG-— Quickest and most officient in tho clty, Special Ford prices. Logan fywheel gea are hetter, Auto parts manufactured and repaired, H, & B, MAIN 8T/ trouble, 4 TORD AND speclalty. MFG, €O, 461w, PHONE 1123-2 CONTRACTS on heavy hauling of any kind, General overhauling and repairing. Dead and live storage, Hardware Clty Garage and_Trucking company, rear 193 Main Bt. Phone 387-12; Resldence Phone 8§6-13, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM of your. automo- bile should be inspected now. Seo Bim- mons, 167 Arch Bt. Phone 2245, FENDERS—-Broken or bent, dented or leaky radiators, tanks or any other part of your auto body can be fixed right and at ‘small cost., Hultquist Bros, 107 Arch §t. Phone 1326-3. MOTORISTS WISE— SIMONIZ. Protects finish in all weather. We also change the ofl In crank case and make no labor charge. Cars washed, polished, olled and greased. Authorized Simoniz Service Station.: CLARK'S AUTO LAUNDRY, Rear 103 W. Man Bt. Phone BB9-4. » PARSONS' GARAGE & TOOL CO.— With our first-class machine equipment we are now golng to regrind cylinders, New parts made. General overhauling and repair work, Radiators repaired. Fenders straightened. Work guardnteed. 650 WEST MAIN BTREET. BUSINESS SERVICE " Barbers, Hairdress, Massouse 18 FACIALS shampoos, scalp treatment, waves and haircutting. Work done at your home, Estelle V. Barkman, 527 W. Main 8t. Phone 1851. Phone for appointment. HAIRCUTTING—Mothers, wa have two Hobby-horse chairs to amuse kiddies while having their hair trimmed. Hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. 82 Church. Opp. Beloin, HAIRDRESSING, Marcel waving, maniour- hennaed. hairbobbing, shampooin al massage, Parisicrine pack. hair dye- ing, Violet Ray treatment. Lucille Beauty Shop, 259 Main 8t. Top floor. Tel. 638. Building and Contract CONCRETE WORK—Spring means con- crete work. Don't forget the old, rella- ble firm, Baker & Lasher, concrete con- tractors. Quality and workmanship have stood the test for the past twenty years. Phone 1966-2 or 3. Our motto: “Eyery- thing in concrete. MABON work, Charles Beh, 591 West Main strect. ephone *1186-2. 19 i bricklaying and plasterin Tel- RGDFING-—Bave money on your shingling Job. Specialty on beaver board ceilings. M, C. Helsler, 613 Stanley St. .Busjness Seryice Rendered NO. 1 SIGNS of any kind and lowest prices In town. Work guaranteed. J. Cohn, 321% Main Bt. A 'BUSINESS SERVICE Insurance—All Kinds 21 Life Insurance Beventy-elght P, Crona, NEW ENGLAND Mutual Co, 87 Milk 8t, Boston, years of Faithful Service, _Agent, 173 Maln Bt 25 =z Lawyers—Patent Attorneys H. G, MANNING, former patent examiner, Agency In Walkegver Store, New Hritain, Heaquarters, 103 Grand St., Waterbury, NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Hooth's Block, Kst, 1588, by Jus, Bhepara, LOUIS M. 8CHMIDT, 2690 MAIN ST, ‘Telephone New Hritain _and Hartford = = e T = 26 Moving, Trucking, Storing ASHES, etc, removed, done. Apply Maguire, Also heavy carting 561 Btaniey St. DAILY Express starting April 3d, vin New Britain, Middletown and Meriden. No job too large or too small to command our imniediate attention. Rensonable rates, Call Fuller's Express Phone 2669, FURNITURE MOVING AND BTORING-—AIl work promptly done, Furniture Exchang 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr, EMPLOYMENT elp- S———— Are You Reading the House For Sale, Classification 83, Every Evening? Real Opportunity Exists on This Page Every Day For Home Owner To Buy a Home—“Classification 83.” the Prospective e T e S ST S —Men Wanted 41 MEN-—~A salary and comminsion will pald to the best elty, W at pres: Realty men on her make discuss this propoi nt he who are qualified to sell estate development In the or not you are employed no difference. Lot us lon with you. Lincoln 212 Booth's black, N 1 Room BAL cnl slon, or for hook BMEN snlesmen, We have $16 a week, A W appointment. We want two aggressive lo- Wa pay liberal commis- wen making from $100 to Bomoething 1ew; no stock @ Buy Co-opevation. Write Horald, Box SHOB SALESMEN-— Experienced noony APPLY TO MR. MULLANEY, RAPHAELS DEPT. STORE, and T for Saturday afters ovenings. 1E BIG STORE, Help—Women W nted 42 GIR My 4 for general Nathan Phone 1452-4, No washing. Judd Ave. housework. Berson, 21 LOAD wanted to Waterbury or New Ha- ven about March 30, Prico reasonnble, Frank McMahon, 123 Cherry St. Tele- phono 2663-3 MOVING—Ggt Blanchette's oxpress for lo- cal and long distance moving and truck- Ing. Ashes removed from premises. Sat- isfaction guaranteed. 140 Cherry St. Tel~ ephone 764, MOVING—We do local and long distance furnituro and piano moving. Promptly wmoved by experienced men. We also run weekly trips to New Yorlk and Boston. H. Brown Trucking Co., 131 Dwight St. Phone 2538, —_— NEW YORK DAILY EXPRESS— Cheaper than freight. Local and long distance moving. JOSEPH ARBOUR & SON, Y. Office N. B, Ofce B. Warchouse 56 Whiting Sf. 91 Walker. St. Phone 580 e e T B e R. TRUCKING & STORAGE— EXPERT MOVING, PACKING, CRATING AND SHIPPING, EITHER BY RAIL OR TRUCK. BEST EQUIPPED IN THE CITY FOR LOCAJ, AND LONG DIS- TANCE FURNITURE MOVING, INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE 167% MAIN. PHONE 2090 & 2002 A. P. MARSH, MGR. Painting, Paper Hanging 27 SAL! RIL care Hartfor for some tw Ap) 5 to in housework and also o children. Situation s ply 27 Dewey St. 2d floor. GIRL over 18 for general housework. ply to stroet, Mrs. city. Ap- George Gauer, 44 Hamliton GIRLS and women wanted for soliciting for orders for an attractive line of pure food and toll good opportunity for the right established concern. Apply Tel. 2690-3. Call after 6 p. m, old REFINED and let i door work, $1.00 an hour. Herald, Box 7. SALESLADIES— for Ci Depts. evenin, Experienced preferred, APPLY TO MR. RAPHAEL'S DEPT. STORE, oat, for g8, TE Iadics wanted for healthy but- Suit, Free sample case, women, upplies. part or whole time. Paying Dress and Millinery Saturday afternoons and Also other afternoons. MULLANEY, HE BIG STORE. ern SALESLADIES—Experienced Saturday Millinery, aft preferred, for ernoons and evenings. East- 133 Main St. SLADY — Experienced ready to wear department. mute to Meriden. P, in women's Must com- 0. Box 345, WOMAN of middle age to care for elderly Phone §6-13. lady. MAX TRESKY, Contractor, house palinter and paper-hanger. It will pay you to get my estimates on your spring work. If you have not seen the latest 1923 pat- terns in wall papers, come to visit my stock. 39 Harvard 8t. Phone 1322-4, PAINTING contracts for 1abor and ma- terial taken. We can do your work at less WOMAN p. m. and references. for h Family of 3. State wages desired ousework from 7 a. m. to 7 Herald, Box 6R. WOMEN. Rritain Only those who are willing need ap; Two, Genel ply. for ward workers, at New ral hospital; good wages. and efficlent cost to you. City Hardware Co, 48 E. Main St."Phone 2850. Plumbing, Heating, Mctal Work 28 METAL PLATING done. Auto parts, also houschold fixtures. Davenport & Keeler, Inc., 251 Whiting St. Phone 1191, PLUMBING—Call 1705-5 if you want your plumbing, heating or tinning done right. Al work guaranteed. E. Weiant, 580 Stanley House, 341 Park, shop. Pressing and Tailoring 20 YOUNG One wh wants to trade is desired. & Uplolstering MAN, 0 I8 learn 16 to 18 yrs. as a helper. lling to work, serious, and the auto body-making Whplsh Auto Top Elm_St. w Help—Men or Women 43 MEN AND WOMEN, government positions, Railway Mall, Post- office, other positions. Salary $1400—$§1800. unnecessary Write G. Experle free. Expert, Pope_ B nce forn 1dg., 18, over. Wanting LIVE STOCK MERCHANDISE 'REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Eggs, Poultry, Supplies Houschold Articles (1] _Apl;'lml'lll and Tenements (] BARY CHICKS—Pure bred, 14igc uvp, ship 12 or 1,000, Circulars free, ¥, Pashall, 202 Dixwell Avenue, Haven, Conn, We M, New BABY CHICK HEADQUARTERS—Brod-to lny, Popular hroods, Prepald, Guaranteed delivery, Send for clrculars, Breeders, $1.76 up. Roy Clark, East Hagtford, Conn, BABY CHICKS-Rhode fsland Reds, Nosred Rocks, White Leghorns, White Wyandottes and all other popular breeds, 170 each and up, T chicks are from the highest egg laying strains. You may select your own day old baby chicks, Rackliffe Bros, Park & Bigelow Bts, Plione, Everything for the baby chicks, BREEDING cockerels; a few Leghorns and R, 1. Reds at $3 each, W, H. Allen, Phone 2703-2, BROODER, Buckeye, two seasons. Inquire Plone 1044-12, for 60 chicks, Used Maple 8t, or NEY silk electrie lamp shades to or- der. Let us submit samples, Phoenlx Bpoclalty Co, P, O. Box 130, Tenement of four rooms floar, Apply upstairs, 114 Carl- Belvidere, CARL on first ton Bt, COOK'S' LINOLEUM-- 50 different patterns, during our Enster sale only $1.00 per yard up. B, Berson, 603 Main 8t ELECTRIC Washing M type. A-1 condition. Proper mator for cal use, Tel, 10834, FAMILY AND PERBONAL Expense hooks and Advertising Novelties, BENNETT, 159 Pliono Vacuum cup lo- B, W, MAIN BT, 2623, for by IRNITURF, $300, In good plece. 62 Trinity St., our rooma condition third completo or will sell hell HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES In very gocd con- ditlon and moderately priced. Used and antique, The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St. A, J. Grafe, Mgr, BROODER—Buckeye, bluo flame, Indoor, | Prico $8.00. Phone 669-4. H. Suprenant, Berlin, best made, oll conl burning, all to 1,200 chicks. Also feeders, all BROODERS-—"Buckoye'" burning, blue flame and sizes; capacity from 60 Prices $11.75 to $30.00. sizos. Dry mash hoppers, 25c and up. Water fountains, 15c up. Rackliffe Bros. Co, Park & Blgelow Sts. Tel. connection, BROWN LEGHORN and R. I Red setting | °gge, $1.00 for 13, N. J. De Larn, 59| Prince $t., Plainville, Phone Plainville 12 BUCKEYE Incubator for 50 eggs, first-class condition, $8.00; 300 fect chicken wire, $6.00; Barred Rock rooster, $4.00. 20 Richard 8t., near Jerome —_—— CHICKS—Jersey Black Glants for delivery. W. H. Allen, Phono 2703-2. April CABINET — Practioally oak, Price reasonable. town, Mrs, M. L. Thomas, 8t. Phone 802 new, Owner 50 | KITCHEN Hoosler, leaving Barnett tenement CHERRY ST, 130—Five room Tele« with all_modern improvements, phone 2653 ~Tenement of § reom Telephone 1474, Gar- FAIRVIEW 8T, all improvements uge also for rent. FRANKLIN 8QUARE, ment, all modern heat, Phone tene- steam 9—8ix room Improyements, WOOD 8T, 104—Three room tene (attic rooms), Wil rent reason- ahle. Apply on premises, room tenement, locution, Inquirq GRIBWOLD BT, 17 all improvenients. on premisen. ur Nice REAL ESTATE FOR SALE COMMONWEALTH AVE., (In Park Re- serve), & cottage of 6 rooms and sew- ing room, electricity, gas steam beat, hardwood finish and fireplace, Nes? school. Price 1s §7,000, amall cash deposit, Lincoln Realty Co, Room 213, 350 Msin Bt Phone 1190, et R Y JURILEE BT.—Two family housa of 10 rooms, all modern wood floors, etc, Lot fruit trees and gara Rental §80 per month. Must be sold at once. Price is §7,000, Small h deposit. The MHoffman Agency, 319 Main street, it SR BIX room cottage with store for $300; all modern _improvements; balance on easy torms. For particulars Inquire M. Cohen, 378 Stanley 8t. Phone 2415, ——————————————— TWO family brick house. Al improve ments, Beveral good farms. Jas. J. Fitse simons, Kensington, Conn, e eeet® WESTERN SECTION--3 frmily house, all modern improvements, only 2 years old. Price and torms are attractive, Schults & Costello, 242 Main Bt. Phone 24-4. B vt WINTHROP ST, SECTION-Beautiful home in excellent location, 3 family house, all modern, hardwood finish, electricity, fur- nace heat, ete, Can ho bought on & 10% basin. Aaron Danielson & Co., 131 Maln St.Phone 873-4, === desirable L. Hateh Ver The W. OURT 00 room $12 HURLBURT ST, 21—Four and five Apartments, modern fmprovements, and $16. Call after 4:30 on premises. LAMPS—Lot of kerosene lamps. Apply to rectory of Eplscopal church of Our Bav- four, Plainville, 56—8ix room newly refinished tenement; all Phone MAPLE 8 improvenients; & ore Places For Sale L] OCEAN BEACH, cholce cottage, 13 rooms and garage. Water front, All improvi ments. Price to sell quick, $9,000, former prico $12,000, One other, 6 rooms, for 3,600, P Hall 8hurts, Harris Bldg., New nburban For Sale 88 STOVE—Combination gas_and Guaranteed, Bdward Gorfaln, St. Phone 869-2, coal, $115, 188 Arch all 62 rooms, Apply at 3-—-Tenement of five improvements, $18 & month, Willow 8t * STOVE—SIx Iid cook stove with water front. In good condition. 14 Parkmore St, or Phone 108-13, PARLOR Inquire 'ITE—Five plece, upholstered. Prospect 8t., second floor, SEYMOUR 8T., 74— modern improvements, Six room tenement, all Apply 427 Chest- BELVIDERE, near Stanley Bt., a six room bungalow, all Improvements. Lots 64 feet front by 228 feet deep, Small amount of cash required. Andrcws Land Co., 18557 anley Bt. Phone 861-4. nut St. Tel. 991-5. rooms, with line. Address TENEMENT- improveme Box 14J, Desirable, four ts. On fitney Herald, _— e HERLIN—Good 6 room house, large lot and hen-houses. Price is $3,000, easy terms. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main _ 8k Phone 873-4 or Berlin 668-4. “New Brite ain's Largest Farm Bureau.” VACUUM CLEANERS — Electric, ~(Franc Premier) rented, $1 per duy. Cleaners for sale and repaired. Delivered promptly. Phone 1995. EGGS for hatching. Rocks, Free range isfaction in good chicks. 13 emgs for $1. Kensington. Phone 264-1 Barred Plymouth stock that glve sat- hatches and strong N. W. Baldwin, FULL line of live pourtry. Reasonable price. Glving present of freo dressing. Live Poultry Market, 82 Hartford Ave. HATCHING EGGS — Single comb Rhodo Island Reds, (Owens farm strain), heav- fest laying straln of reds in America. John Johnston, 6 I'rancis St. New Brit- ain, Conn. Phone 244 . HATCHING E —DBarred Rocks, 13 for $1. Fred W. Guite, foot of Damon's Hill, Berlin, Phone 1135-13. HATCHING EGGS—Light Brahma, from good layers, $2.00 for 13. ¥. K. Harmon, 37 Wells St. Phone 795-3. SKIMMED milk Yy duy. Apply Woodland St. Tel. for sale, United 1610, quantity, Co., 49 any Milk WHITE ROCK Eggs for hatching; setting of 14 for $1.25; Single Comb Spangled Hamburgs, $2. Single Comb Rhode Island TReds, Greenwood St. Heavy layers, Hors Vehicles 83 DUMP CART, horse wagon, one single. Also one two- M. L. Rhodes, 676 East St. HORSES—Two pair, will sell cither pair, ages from five to nine years. Woodbine farm. Tel. 663-d. ¥ Machinery, Elec., and Tools 64 BATTERY HEADQUARTERS for radio purposcs, Prest-O-Lite Batterles. O'Neil Tire & Battery Co, 39 Washington 8t. Phone 900, « WERSTER HILL, ment, $10. 140 Phone 1331-14, tene $12. —Three en St room 4 rooms, WEBSTER § —Tenement of 3 rooms, A-1_condition. Rent reasonable. Inquir at 248 Chestnut St., city. 'ROMWELL—10 room house in good com dition, 2 acres of land and good heme - house, Property located on _the r the depot. Price is $1600, rm_Agency, 131 Main . Phone or Berlin 688 ‘New Britain's Largest Farm Bureau, state WEST MAIN 8T., 732—Five room tene- ment, all modern improvements, new house. Inquire 19 Bradley St. or Tel. 2112, Merchandise at the Stores (1] AXMINSTER rugs, 9x12, 50 protty patterns, guaranteed. ¥From $30 up. B.\Berson, 503 Main St. WINTHROP ST., all improvements. 15—Four room tenement, Tel. 2501-5. Busincss Places For Rent 0 BABY CARRIA( guaranteed. Special sale, son, ain § Pretty, $15 up. durable B, and Ber- CLOTHING—Come one, come all, Boston Clothing store for your clothes. Pay weel'ly. 63 Church HOUSEHOLD GOODS—We have just re- celved a new stock of house furnishings. Sew us before buying elsewhere. Our prices are lower. B. Berson, 503 Main St. to the spring St. OAK ST., 185 ment. Sul phone 2012, Store and three room tene- ble for grocery store. Tele- HIGGANUM—A nice little home on state road facing Conn. river with almost am acre of ground, hen houses and fruit trees, WHIL sell reasonable. Benjamin Lan- ger, 229 Main 8t., South Farms, Middle- town. Phone 476, et PLAINVILLE—Six room house, beautifully finished throughout, sleeping porch, large bath, large hall, electric lights, city water. Corner property with about 200 feet on each street. Price $6,500—31,600 cash, balance on time. P, O. Box 3, Houses l_'nr Rent 73 Briatol, =SS o ——1 Real Estate—Wanted L CARLTON room cottage finish electricit place, and garag coln 'Realty Co. Phone 1180, ST., (In Park Reserve section), near school, hardwood £as, steam heat, fire- 350 per month.” Lin- Room 212, 259 Main St. KODAKS—Get a Kodak for Easter. We have cameras in all sizes and prices from 2,50 up. Arcade Studio. PAINTS, varnishes, enamels and paint sup- plies. Best quality at lowest prices. Clty Hardware Co., 49 East Main St., around the corner of Main. PORTABLE STEEL GARAGES, beach cot- tages, gas stations and buildings for every A. Mills, 80 West Main 8t. Vacation Places For Rent 5 LITCHFIELD, furnished complote, surroundings. Reasonable. CONN.—Attractive houses, $800 to $2,500. Ideal Desirable houses for sale. Mrs, Lyman J. Booth. MOMAUGUIN—Two room apartment, .on water front, suitable for light housekeep- ing, $200 for the season. References re- quired. Inquire Globe Realty Co., 211 Ex- change Bullding, New Haven, Conn. FARM WANTED—Rent or lease ghicken farm. Any size, with or without stock.. Might buy. Farm Box 2, Herald Office. FARM WANTED—We have a buyer with - $1500 cash. Must be equipped, near New . Britaln and trolley line. Price not to ex- ceed §7,000. List your farms with the Hoffman Agency, 319 Maln Bt. i e FARM WANTED—40 to 50 acres on or near state road, Within 10 miles of New Brit- ain, Suitable for dairy. Will pay between $8,000 ard $10,000. “Apply 103 West Main. St. SIX or seven room or two family house in. good location. Answer this week stating price, no agents. Address Box 38M, Herald Musical Instruments 66 MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale 55 TRUCKS—If you are looking for good sec- ond-hand trucks, % ton or % ton, come to see us. These trucks will be sold at a bargain. Apply 49 Woodland St. Full particulars W. Robbins, Civil Service rerly with Government. 407 Washington, D. C. AWNINGS for private and business housos, Your order. solicited early to avoid spring rush. Estimates furnished, Eddy 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 & I'rigo, 163 Arch street. Tel- ephone 2633, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC— Woolen for Spring and Summer wear. B. NELSON, 58 WEST MAIN ST. LPHONE 501. MATCHED BOX PLEATS in striped goods. Hemstitching, pivot edging and buttons. Ginsburg Dress Pleating Shop, 19 Walnut street, Phone 883-12, CARPENTER—I make a specialty of shingling and repalr work. Paul Zehrer, 355 Corbin Ave., Phone 19850, CHAIRS caned, a guaranteed. Dont chair, l.eo Lewis, ELECTRICAL CONTRACT—All kinds of Jobbing and. repalring. Prompt attention. Phone 1828-3. Joe H. Yonan. specialty. Good work throw away that old 168 Greenwood St. ELECTRIC WIRING appliances repaired; estimates furnished. Anderson Electric Co., 269 Main 8t., up one flight. Tel. 510. LAWN mowers sharpened, $1.25. Called for and delivered, Schoell’s machine shop, 123 Cherry 8t. Phone 2051-2 LAWN MOWERS roofing, sheet metal jobbing, Louls Nair, Bouth Main street. sharpened. Plumbing, work and general Tel. 1263-3, 367 PHOTOGRAPHER—WIIL olty for ‘all styles of photograph: J. L. Hall, Dickinson Drug, Tel. L4 go any place In Call 0. UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture. All kinds of repairing. The IFurniture Bx- change, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. BETTER BIGNS— make better business. NEW_ BRITAIN SIGN CO. 34 CHURCH ST. PHONE 884, VALET SERVICE will keep up the good appearance of your clothes. Try out thls new feature of our service. YE LONDON SHOP, CALL 585-3, COR. ELM & MAIN STS. Professional Services 31 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER— ANNA R. VETRANO, ROOM 403, 259 MAIN. TEL. NURBE—Practical, experlenced, wants posi- tion. Address Practical Nurse, Herald Office. 2012, SPENCER REJUVENO CORSETS — The Spencer Exclusive System of designing insures perfect abdominal and spinal sup- port, gives the desired trim lines and ad- mits of entire freedom of action. Mrs, Mack D. Hall, R. N., 72 Grand St. Phone 37-2. Registered Spencer Corsetiere. TEETH extracted in your home without pain. Night calls answered our office, New plates made, §10 and $15. Dr. Dick- erman, specialist, 35 Walnut St. POOL Situations Wanted—Men 44 GARDEN BR—Will do all kinds of work in and around 38c per hour, Ettroandi. Bt. house; grading lawns, etc. Drop card to 78 Cleveland Situations Wanted—Women 45 WOMAN wants to do laundry work. RO out two days per week, Tues. and Wed. for_laundry. Box 29X, Herald ‘Offic Wil FINANCIAL STORE FIXTURES at WORK HARNESS—One second-hand double also three nice Airedale puppies. A. K. Norton, Berlin, Conn. Phone 657-14. Business and Office Equipment 5% EDISON PHONOGRAPHS — New prices, $167.50 phonograph reduced to $145. Rec- ords.of $1.35 value now $1.00. Value $1.85 reduced to $1.50. Value $2.25 reduced to $2.00, T. H, Cogswell, 4 Chestnut street. Phone 761, SUPERTONE, 43" cabinet, mahogany pho- nograph with records. Practically new, worth $140, selling for $70 on small week- ly payments, Widener's, 138 Main St. TALKING MACHINE, mahogany, a heauty. Perfect order, lot of records. Any rea- sonable offer. Easy terms. L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch 8t. Ashley-Babcock's, 177 Main St. PLAYER RJANO—High grade Peerless. Hotel Beloin, A Feed and Fuel 59 PURINA CHICK CHOW—When you buy chick feed don't make it guesswork. Phone us and let us tell you about Pu- rina Baby Chick Chow and Chicken Chow- der, which are guaranteed to make chicks grow. N, B. Bird & Feed Co., Phone 864-4. Phone 1121-3. Business Opportunities BAKERY—Modern, Dolng good business, terms right. Best of rcasons for selling. Box 35W, clty. BARBER Shop and all fixtures. Price sonable. Shop, I In, 48 Lafayette St. 46 In thriving Price and Main St., rald rea- quire New Sanitary Barber BLACKSMITH and sale or fully equipped, Owner wishes to retire. Koletzke, 528 Center St., Wallingford, Ct. ness. rent. woodworking plant for Machinery, stock, tools, ete. ready to continue busi- Paul A, GROCERY business, equipment, near large factory iness. $560 cash takes all. Herald, Box 3R. act quick Stock, od bus- ROOM low. Phone 1098, Three tables. I'rice very = Repairing and Piano Tuning an| Investments, Bonds MATTRESSES, box springs, cushions, pll- lows, etc, mado over equal to new and returned same day. Upholstering. Hard- ware City Bedding Co., 60 Tremont St. Phone 2314-4, Dressmaking and Millinery 22 DRESSMAKING CLASSES—Woman's Insti- tute method, Tues. eve. and Thurs. after- noons.. Private lessons: afternoon and eve- Miss -Jane E. Gill, 259 Main. Phone 546-5. GOWNS made to order and old ones re- modelled at low prices. Hemstitching and ploot edgeing A speclalty, Prompt service. Mile. Blanchette, 131 Main. Phone 2655. = — = Dycing and Cleaning a3 . CHEANING, dyeing, pressing, hemstitching, pleating, huttons and button-holing. The New ‘Empire Dry Cleaning Co., 119 Main street. CLEANING— Avold the Easter rush by bringing in your apring garments for cleaning or dye- ing now. Also be sure to have your win- ter garments cleaned before putting them aWay for moths will not molest a clean garment. NEW BRITAIN DRY CLEANING CORP, 96 WEST' MAIN 8T, PHONE 1323-3. SUITE PRESSED, s0c—Cleaning and re. pairing at reasonable prices. PHILIP BILVER, 3 WASHINGTON PLACR, Rear of United Clgar Store. Insurance—All kinds ACCIDENT, AND ALL LINES OF INSUR- ANCE. "SERVICE AND BATISFACTION. LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST- MENTS. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. PHONE 138. — e EQUITABLE LIFE Assuragce Soclety of the “nited States have many fine poli- cies » offer you for the protection of yourseif or family. We will he glad to Cousult with you. Parker & Deming, 193 Main 8t, Phone 2026, INSURANCE of all kinds at best rates ob- tainable. P. J. Murray & Co. Agts. and RRealtors, 336 Main 8t. Phone 2031-3. of every kind written in none grade companies, at the lowest rates obtainable, Phone 733, Home_Banks fing & Realty Cou 86 West Maln Bt - EMPLOYMENT Help—Men Wanted ARE YOU A WORKER?-If so, and you are interested in tleing up to a perma- nent, woll-paying position, call 1 p. m. Monday, only, April 3. John A. Andrews. 41 BARBER wanted, Tnquire at barber shop at 111 Church St. immediately. BLACKSMITH —First-clase. Apply L. Gold, 332 Park St. Phone 2433. H. BOY—High school, 16 or over to work aft- er school and Saturdays, Gately & Bren- nan, 47 Main St. TO THE SMALL 1t vou desire to $1,000 or to make a monthly saving of $10 or mora our BABY BIRST MORTGAG equaled security. THE BODWELL 4 07 N i INVESTOR— invest $100, $500, Footwear and Clothing o1 —— HATS for ladies and children. Closing out our stock at $1.00 each. Values up to $8. Arch St. Novelty Shop, 359 Arch St. ———— LADIES' Coats in all the newest materials and styles. Easy weekly payments. Bos- ton Clothing Store, §3 Church S§t. RUBBERS, rubber brand, overshoes, boots, “Ball Band" for working men. All slzes and guaranteed. Will help you in this weather. Lowest prices in town. Joe Mortellit, 86 Church St. — Be well Clothing SUITS—Wear a &port dressed, pay weekly. Store, 83 Church St. model. Boston Good Things to Eat 62 APPLES—Hand picked, fancy good eating and cooking apples, $.40 per large bas- Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtle St Houschold Articles 63 ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Big varlety at re- duced prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch Bt. A, J. Grafe, Mgr. S ylelding 7% offer un- REALTY CO. BABY CARRIAGE—Reversible, good condi- tion. First Richard St., $6.00 takes it. W. Smith, 20 near Jerome St. T'L BANK BLDG. LEPHONE 1801. Money Loaned WE LEND MONEY on Home Furniture, removal, Notes. LOANS UP TO $300. Repayable In monthly installments. L Call or Phone us—1—9—4— without Write, BE Rooms BENEFICIAL LOANS— T 104-5. BY carriage, Haywood-Wakefleld make. Apply at 1184 Stanley St., first floor. BEDDING—White cotton, beat guality and guaranteed. $8.00 up, Spectal B. Berson, offer for this week, 503 Main St. VICTROLA, 42" cabinet, with records. Ma- chine {s in very good condition and looks new. $126 value, can be bought for $7 on small weekly payments. Widener's, 13 Main_street. 67 DIAMOND RINGS — Good guaranteed watches, all popular, standard makes, $10 up. Himberg & Horn, 10 Arcade and 392 Main St. ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry ROGERS “1847" 26 plece set. Regular $29, special at $22.85 with chest. Engraving free at I Resnick, Jeweler, 340 Main 8t = e S ‘Wanted—Articles to Buy es ANTIQUES—I pay highest cash prices for old books, old pictures and old-fashioned , furniture. Write David C. Ferdinand, Box 48, Herald. = FURNITURE AND JUNK--A. Rodinsky, 415 Allen St. Phone 1591, will pay for papers 250 per hundred; magazines §0c hundred pounds, FURNITURE-~We will buy it at fair prices, The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. JUNK—We pay better prices now for your old rags and papcrs. Also men's second- hand clothes and furniture. L, Zeldes, 151 Oak St. Phone 515-13. PTANO-~-Upright, mahogany, preferred. Will buy them anywhere. Spot cash. Tele- phone 1905, WHEELCHATR—WiIl P. Kellcher, 18 F “REAL ESTATE FOR RENT buy or rent. Address ankiin St., eity, Apartments and Tenements 69 BELDEN ST, 65—Five room tenement. sodern improvements. Second floor, With or without garage. Apply 185 Falrview 8t. « also on Guaranteed JARPET SWEEPERS—"Bissell Universal,” 75 each. Guaranteed. City Hardware .. 49 East Main 8t. AL CHARG BELDEN ST., 104—Four room with all modern 1489, tenements, improvements. Phone s. TAL LOAN SOCIETY, 87 W. Main St. on Mexlco. Twenty-six women hold positions important state boards in New BERLIN ST.—End of carline, 2 apartments of § rooms each with all modern im- Wanted—To Rent ki FURNISHED APARTMENT in good condi- tion by business couple. Would consider purchasing few rooms of furniture with option of rent, References exchanged. Ad- dress Box 47M, Herald. ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS (] Rooms For Rent 2 conyen- es. Phone 56-4. e OFFICE. diately “urnished, or desk room, Imme- Apply Herald, Box 18M. WESTERN part of city, Maple or Bassett St. by May first, second floor rent for 2 adults. Box 23R, Herald. "REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 79 Auctioneers GEO. A. CLARK, Auctioneer, MERIDEN, CONN. P. O. BOX 333, Meriden, Conn. Phone 1943, Bldg. and Business Prop. 80 BROAD ST.—Two buildings, 1 frame and 1 brick; 6 tenements in each block and 2 stores in brick. Will he sold reasonably. Inquire at the Star I-al Estate & Ins Rooms and Board 20 RNOOM and board for young couple in pri= vate fariily. Address Box 263, Herald. ”n MAIN ST, 551—Opposite St. Mary's church, first floor, 2 nice rooms for light house- kecping; steam, all convenlences. e Where To Dine ” JESS BELOIN'S quick lunch, Home cook= ing every day. Give us a trial. We give twenty per cent on the dollar. Rooms For Housckeeping THE HOME of pure foods and home-made pastry. Regular dinner $5c. Jack's Lunch, 100 Chestnut street. e Wantcd— Board Or Lodging 98 Co., Ageuts, 163 Main” city, Building Lots For Sale 81 BUILDING LOT—One large corner, in southwestern section of city. Ideal place for drug store. New built up section, Sewer all laid. Terms made agreeable. Address Box 24M, Herald. BUILDING COSTS are going to be low- er. Make a small deposit on a lot now and be prepared to go ahead with that home you Lave been thinking ROOM with light breakfast and lunch at noon If convenient, In good American family, out West Main St. Addresa Box 2J,_Herald. BV, E=- LEGAL NOTICES e e = - S ] NOTICE. The following persons have flled their petitions as candidates to be voted for at Republican Primaries, to about, Desirable siles In all parts of the city. W. L. Hatch, City Hall bullding. Open Saturday evenings. be held Friday, March 31st, from 4 to 8§ p. m.: MAYOR BUILDING HillL - Wil Phone 883-6. LOT on Robbins Ave, Maple take touring car in trade. Ex- P WHITMAN ST.—Bullding lot, 50x150. ceptionally low price and terma. Murray & Co., 335 Main St. Tel. 2031 Farms For Sale 82 TWO cash, $500. nings. ACRES, i 7 room house, barn, Price §3,000. Phone 92-4, eve- ACRES Al tlllable land, § ments, near New RBritain, room house with all improve- good barn and silo, 6 cows, 1 horse, all farm tools. Can be bought right. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St Phono §73-4 or Rerlin 668-4. “New Brit- ain's Largest Farm Bureau. 27 house, four cow: Small amount of The Hoffman 34 ACRES, seven room one horee, in Beckley. cash takes this farm. Agency, 319 Main St. 58 ACRES in Newington. Pastures and tillable land; 7 room house in excellent condition, new barn and silo, running water and electric lights, 11 cows, 2 horses and lots of chickens. Milk busi- ness and A good truck goes with this property. The price is low and the terms Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main provements. P. J. Murray & Co. 325 Main 8t. Phone 2031-3. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS GEEWIZL» WHAT'S “TME MATTER FRECKLES? WY §' OM,PoP'S GONNA WHIP ME WHEN WE COMES HOME - THATS' ALL. WHIPPING OFF Why lth Impossible WHAT'LL You G\E ME ' TAKE W' OM, 1D GWE YA ONLY — ANYTHING YA WANTED A e o, ONLY VYA SEE HE AIN'T GONNA \WH\P ME ON MY St. Phone 873-4 or Berlinn 668-4. “Now Britain's Largest Farm Bureau.” BY BLOSSER Curtis, Orson F. Quigley, Geo. A. CITY CLERK— Thompson, Alfred L. TAX COLLECTOR— Loomis, Bernadotte COMPTROLLER— Curtis, Hanford Iy CITY TREASURER— | Sheldon, Curtis Ly * REGISTRAR— Ziegler, Willlam FIRST SELECTMAN— Nero, Arvid SELECTMEN— Kloskowskl, Jos. & Lawyer, Lewis W. SCHOOL BOARD— Traut, George W. Vibberts, Frank G. BOARD OF RELIEF— Middlemas, Willlam Schaefer, Wm. COUNCILMEN, 1ST WARD— Rechenberg, Otto. Dolan, Harold K. Nair, David L. Middleton, John I. Rice, Henry W. { Schaefer, Emil G. ' ALDERMAN, 2D WARD— Gill, John F\. COUNCILMEN, 2D WARD— I"alk, Walter R. Johnson, Frederick A. COUNCILMEN, 3D WARD— Cadwell, Frank 8. Hellberg, Clifford E. Humphrey, John D. Parker, Clesson W. ALDERMAN, 4TH WARD— Johnson, J. Gustave , ATH WARD— Carlson, Adrian C. Dolan, Thomas C. Googel, Nathan Mikalauskas, John Molander, George A. COUNCILM COUNCILMEN, 5TH WARD— Milynarski, Jos. Overstrom, Carl A. ALDERMAN, 6TH WARD—' Kisselbrack, Earl A. COUNCILMEN, 6TH WARD— Kulper, John N. Horwits, Jack H. THE REPUBLICAN TOWN COM- MITTEE, H. E. Erwin, Chalrman. - Read These Ads Dally