New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1922, Page 23

AUTOMOTIVL Autos and Trucks Fgr § Sul' OLDEMOBILE TRUCK, 1020, over- Baulod and repainied. 1a sxehllant condi: tlon. Oldsmobile Co. of New Britain,, & Main 8t. Phone 2630. . PEERLESS, 1010, veven passonger, slctrio lghts, seit starter, mechanically perfeoct palnt very good, $380. Call Cutler 616-14 or_Frank MeNamara, 146213, PFIERGE-ARROW, § passenger touring car. DYEING S SERVICE NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1922. And Cleani BUSINESS SERVICE ng EMPI{)YMEN’I‘ LIVE STOCK. Classification 23. Under This Heading Are Advertisers Who Are Quite Capable of Putting That Last Year’s Summer Suit in Good Condition. They Are Ready To Serve You. Just Call One of Them on the Phone and Mention The Herald Want Ads. MERCHANDISE Tires In good condition, Packard ¥ ton truck, Tony Murofaki, 160 Grove ntreet. £EG, 1917 touring, Good condition, New top and battery, Prica reason . 101 Pleasant streot, clty. ' RIPPS-BOOTIL roadster, wire whoals, with oxtras, new paint and varnish, Complete equipment. A dandy littlo car Can be seen aiy evening after ¢ p. m. At 275 Muple t. $TUDEBAKER touring ear, Must be sold at onco ns party s leaving town. Call 163-12 or 31 Greenwood El. HUDIBAKIR, 1916 7 passsuger tourin, car, 3 new cord tires, paint is new au engine runs perfectly, This iu a bargalo 8t $400, with terms to sult purchaser. M. Irving Jestar, 193 Arch Bt. “This ls 8 m- aker y Ki HAIR bobbed Hnd curled, el 4 HAIRCUTTING—Mothers, BUSINES! { condition it . We can repair It, New cores instailed. ANl work guarantsed. Prices are reasonable. New England Rad- _lnur Works, 17 E, Main 8t, Phone 860, OAD BERVICH fres, that means. froo service, B-K Tire & Vulcanizing Co. near post offics P sy e v v v e} Barbers, Hairdress, Masseuse 18 Moving, Trucking, Htoring Help—\lcn Wanted ggs, Poultey, Supplies Merchandise the Stores 65 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Agents— l}ul r.nute AL ESTATE If 1t's Real Estate, Call GORBACH, BOOTH'S BLOCK, PHONE 1180 “REAL ESTATE FOR SALE _ Auct)onflerl GEO. CLARK, Auctionesr, fi'flm mr\N P, 0, BOX 333, Meriden, Copn. Phone 1941, ——— | NEW YORK DAILY EXPRESS— Cheaper than freight. Local and long distance moving, JOBEPH ARBOUR & HON, N. Y, Office N. B, Ofce R E. Warehouse 66 Whiting Bt. 1 Walker 8t. Phone 630 60c, at No Myrtle Bt. Barber shop. have two hobby-horse chairs to amuse kiddies while having thelr hair trimmed. Hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m, 82 Church. Opp. Beloin. wo 1930 sedan, Glosed car offar- 19 Scripps sedan, 1917 Hudson coupe, 1918 Kissel coupe, 1920 Oakland ¢oupe, _reconditioned. rmis or trade. Aaron G. Cohen, 367 New Britain Ave., Main Dept. 185 Park street. 8 IN USED CARS, 1930 Buick touring. 1921 Oldsmoblle touring. !n‘l HAIRDRESSING, Marcel waving, manicurs MARCEL WAVING, ing, hennaed. hairbobbing, shampooing. faclal massage, Parisienne pack, hair dye- ing, Violet Ray treatment. Lucille Beauty Bhop, 2569 Main 8t. Top floor. Tel. €38. Bhampoos, scalp treat- ment, faclals. Work done at your home, Bstelld V. Barkman, 527 W. Main St. Phone 1851, Phone for appointment, 1918 Kissel coupe. 1517 ¥ord touring. 1917 Overland touring. 1917 Seripps roadster. 1917 Oldsmobile roadster. Time paymen Open evenings. USED CAR EXCHANGE OF NEW BRITAIN, 18 Main Bt Phone 2785, A, LYMAN CARPENTER jobbing, shingling and beaver Building and Contract 19 A. (A, B. Lyman), dealer in granite and vitrified drain and sewer pipe. Flue linings. 113 Maple &t. Tel. 1137-4. board work. I can save you money on your work. M. C.NHeisler. Tel. 1492-4, between 12 and 1 and after 6 p. m BLEC TEN DAY USED CAR SALE STOP—LOOK—AND THINK Take advantage of this ten day™ car sale, Attractive prices and easy payments arranged. Paige touring. Dodge roadster. Maxwall roadster, Oakland sedan. Hudson roadster. sed ime Rl MABON work, bricklaying and plastering, RIC WIRING apphances estimates furnished, Anderson Co., 269 Main St., up one flight. Top: Electric Tel. 519, Charles Beh, 591 West Main street, Tel- ephone 1185-2. i BBUILDING of chimneys and all kinds of mason work and plastering; small jobs a speoialty. F. Selander, 718 BStanley 8t. Phone 2168, 2 Overland tourings. Chavrolet roadster, Maxwell touring. Dort roadster, SEWER and concrete and 1 and after 6 p. m. contractor. Well cleaning, water service. Augusto Camosci, 118 Lawlor St. Phone 2637, between 12:30 Ford sedan, Ford racer. Buick touring. Ford touring. Come early and get your choice. A Business Service Rendered 20 WNINGS—The awning season 18 now on in full swing. Please call and let us sup- ply your needs. Satisfaction guaranteed. Eddy Awning & Decorating Co. Tel. 1013-4 THE HONEYMAN AUTO SBALES CO, TEL. 2109. 139 ARCH ST. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY D. Auto Parts and Accessorles 11 AY & FRIGO, cabinet makers. Let us build over and refinish your antique fur- niture. Sample hoards, models and all kinds of cabinet work. Rear 183 Arch St. Phone 2633. ATTO PARTS—You will fina that part of your auto at Cutler's, 22 Oak St. Phone 516-14. We also buy used cars. HOUSE WORK—We clean everything from the cellar the roof. N. B. Window Cleaning Co. Phone $58. 88 W. Main St. to BATTERIES—See Farrell ahout vour tery, mew or old. J. M. Farrell, Franklin_Square. Phone 1213, bat- 110 33 AIl, ORDERS wanted on Alma to be de- veloped and printed. Prompt service. Ad- dress J. L. Hall, Dickinson Drug. BATTERIES—Exide Batterles and service, Exchange your old battery for a new Exide. Liberal allowance. A. G. Hawker. SIGNS of any kind and Towest prices in town. A No. 1 work, guaranteed. J. Cohn, 321% Main street. Phi 2768. BEARINGS for all makes of cars, Main bearings, connecting rod bearings. springs and axles at Cutler's, 22 Qak Bt. STEAM and Dot water heating and job- bing. Prompt attention. Leonard ‘and Hughes, Telephones 193-3 nd 2057-2. Phone 515-14. FEDERAL TIRES & MICHELIN TUBES— AUTHORIZED SALES AGENCY. U PHOLSTERING of antique .urniture. All kinds of repairing. The Furniture Ex- change, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. JUDD & DUNLOP, 15 FRANKLIN SQUARB. FISK & FIRESTONE tires. The users of these tires believe in playing safe. Service algo., West End Vulcanizing Works, 399 West Main 8t, C. P. McCarthy, Prop. Phone 1091-3. _ NEW AXLE SHAFTS, uew connécting rod bearings. Relined connecting rods. F. B ETTER BIGNS— make better business. NEW BRITAIN SIGN CO. 3¢ CHURCH BT. PHONE 894, on tires, tubes and batter- s prices before buying car Phone 900. O'Neil's, 33 Wash- ies, Get O equipment. ington_ St. Howard Smith, 165 High St. NEW FORD TOPS fitted to your old bows, Dressmaking and Millinery YOUNG MAN. who s honest and reliabla for general work about the store. This Is a perma- nent position for a capabla and willing worker. Apply immediately to MR. MULLANEY, RAPHAEL'S DEPT., STORB. TRUCKING & STORAGE— EXPERT MOVING, PACKING, Help—Women Wanted. 42 COOK, spilendid opportunity for first-class cook at Y. W. C, A, cafeteria, Hunger- ford Court. CRATING AND BHIPPING, EITHER BY RAIL OR TRUCK. FXPERIBNCED waltress or second mnld position permanent. P, New Britain. referencel Box_ 1011, BEST EQUIPPED IN THE CITY FOR LOCAL AND LONG DIS- GIRL for general housework. Thras In fam- lly. No washing. Apply ho(wm»n 4 and 8 p. m. to Mrs. R. J. Vance, ) TANCE FURNITURE MOVING, INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & BTORAGE GIRL wanted to asals ‘smail children week days, from 8 to & o'clock. Apply Mrs. C. F. Chase, 241 Weat Main street. RABY CHICKH-Pure bred, day old chicks. White Leghorns, 19c each; Rhode Island Reds and Barred Plymouth Rocks, 22¢ each; White Wyandottes, 26c each; Jer- sey Nlack Grants, 60c each. For week old chicks add 6 cents to prico quoted above. All our chicks are strong, healthy and vigorous. For certain delivery, place your order in advance Rackliffe Bros., Co., Park & Blgelow 8ts. Tel, 1074, POULTRY WIRE-S8trong and durable, any width, 30% discount. C)ty Hardware Co., 49 East Main 8t. Phone 2650. PORTABLE STEEL GARAGES, beach cot- tages, gas stations and buildings for every nurpose. A, A. Mills, 80 West Main Bt. Phone 381, BCTIRENS and screcn Aoorh. Bereens, 18%33, 400; 24x33, G0c; 28x: L11 acreen doors, $2.95 up, Edwird Gorfaln, 168 Arch Bt. Phone £60-2 BPRINKLING CANS-— “The National Can,” of A to 12 qt. capacity, made of the bast galvanized {ron. Guaranteed, from 36c to 76c. City Hardware Co., 49 E. Main Bt Fhone 2650, MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale 55 BABY CARRIAGE-—In first-class condi- tion. Call at 15 Kelsey street or Tele- phone 2225-1, STOVES—Tha Florence Automatic oil stove, Erickson & Johnson, 30 and 34 Dwight street. BTOVES—Brand new stock of the beat, 26 year guarantee. Premler and Standard stoves marked down from $125 to $75.00 B. Berson, 503 Maln St BTAMPS—1,000 U, 8. and foreign, includ- ing Mexican Villa Dollar and Indian Ar- row Head 25 cents, C, W, Parker, 77 Kenaington Heights, Mariden, Conn, Busl;esl I.l;d_ Oftice Eqnipment 57 PHONE 2000 & 2003 MGR. 7% MAIN. A. P, MARSH, GIRL for general housework. No washing, Apply at 150 Maple St. esecond floor, after 7 p. m. Painting, Paper Hanging 27 HOUBE PAINTING and Interior decorating. GIRL to work in ice cream parlor. ply 43 Lafayette street. Ap- Estimates cheerfully given. A. Schacht, 74_Talcott St. Phone 1787-3. PAINTING—Wae take house painting con- tracts for labor and materials. Let us figure your work It will save you money. GIRL, experienced, general housework, Four in family. Apply Mrs. Frisbie, 339 Hart St. Phone 1305, MAID—Experienced second mald, with ref- erences. Protestant preferred. Mrs. H. L. Platt. Phone 781. City Hardware Co, 49 Fast Maln 8t. Phone 2650, Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 MAID, competent, trustworthy, for general Three in family. Mrs. C. W. Phone 194, housework. Upson, 374 Lincoln St. PLUMBING, tinning and general Jjobbing. Louis Nair, 60 Lafayette St. Phone 2754. Residence, 2618-12, JAMES W. SMITH, formerly with Cleghorn Co., of Boston, has become associated with Willlam Hess & Co., plumbing and heating. This firm will hereafter be known as Smith & Hess, 937 Stanley St. Telephone 1799. Pressing and Tailoring TMPORTED AND DOMEBSTIC— Woolen for Spring and Summer wear. B. NELSON, 58 WEST MAIN BT. PHONE 601, 29 STENOGRAPHER, WAITRESS, SALESLADIES— for millinery and other departments, for Saturdays and other afternoons, during summer months. Apply Saturday morn- ing to MR. MULLANEY, RAPHAEL'S DEPT. §TORE. 0 competent, for local factory office, Good opportunity for right party. Apply Herald, Box 21A. experienced, Gooa wages. No one without restaurant experience need apply. Address Box 3AJ, Herald. VALET SERVICE will keep up the good appearance of your clothes. Try out this new feature of our service, YE LONDON SHOP. CALL 585-3, COR. ELM & MAIN STS, WOMAN, middle aged, American fo assist in housework. One who prefers good home to high wages. Address Box 41AJ, Herald Office. Printing, Jobbing, Stationery KULPER PRINTING CO. INC., 825 Main Bt. WOMEN to sell house to house, Fine ar- ticles. Quick sales. No experience need- ed. Phone 1895. Tel. 777. American and foreign language printing. Statlonery, plateless embossing, WOBMEN to do hand {roning. Apply Union Laundry Co., 256 Arch street. color work. VAN WAY CO, ING,, rear Dickinson Drug Co., 169 Main. Phone 2125-2. Color work WOMEN to sew aprons on electric power machine, Experience unnecessary. Apply 67 East Main street. and_stationery plus printing service, Help~ Men or Women~+ 43 31 Professional Services FUBLIC STENOGRAPHER— ANNA R. VETRANO. ROOM 403, 359 MAIN. TEL, SPENCER REJUVENO CORSETS— See Page 43 of June Woman's 2012, Home YOU women, over 17, wishing o service positions, $130 list of positions (former G quitable Bldg., en, quality for civil monthly, write for free now open, J. Leonard, Service examiner), 843 Washington, D. G. R. N, Companion. Mrs. Mack D. Hall, Grand Registered Spencer Corsetiere, 12 Situation Wanted—Men 44 BARGAINS in typewriters. Rovals, Unde woods, full guarantee. Also repairing all makes at lowest rates. All work guaran- teed. Address J. Truscio, 192 Washing- ton St. Tel. 664-2. TOYS, games. The only year ‘round toy and doll shop In the city. Arch St. Novelty Bhop, 350 Arch St, GAMPERS ATTENTION—Our auto_ touring tent {8 a hummer. We have a 5x7 Boy Scout tent at $7.50. We are agents for Old Town Canoes. Take a camping grid and broiler with you, §1.00 and up. F. C. Monter & Bro., 38-42 Main St. Musical Instruments 60 NATIONAL cash register, aimost new, for sale. Going out of business. Cash or easy terms. Box National, Herald. " Feed and Fuol 59 PURINA CHICKEN CHOWDBER—-Hens lay their maximum when fed Purina Chicken Chowder and Purina Hen Chow, because this combination contains the chemical in- grediants found in eggs. N. B. Bird & Fead Co. Tel. 864-4. Tel. 1121-3. Fertilizers, Seeds, Plants 60 FERTILIZER for the garden. 2-3-3 at $2.75 per 100 1bs, 4-8-4 at $3.25 per 100 lbs. 5-8-7 at $3.60 per 100 Ibs. Price depend- ing on the amount of ammonia and pot- ash. Rackliffe Bros, Park & Bigelow Sts. Phone 1074. TLAWN DREBSING—Bone meal, . 100 Iba. $2.05; sheep manure, 100 lbs. for $2.85, Rackliffe Bros, Park & Bigelow BSta. TOMATO, celery, lettuce and aster DaLts. B. A. White, 16 Black Rock Ave. Tel- ephone 1499-3. SEED CORN—Eurcka, Rea Cob, Longfel- low, 8 Row Canada, Leaming, ' Golden Dent. S. P. Strople, 113 Church Bt. SEED POTATOES—Wooster County, Maine. Head, grown from certified stock. Bushel, credit, $1.90; cash, $175; 2% bushels, credit, §4.75; cash, $4.25. As the secason 18 late there is etill plenty of time to plant. Rackliffe Bros. Co, Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 1074, COLUMBIA TABLE MOLEL phonograph, with mahogany stand. Always had good cara and plays very well. Will take $25, it terms are wanted. Write to Box 46WH, Ierald Office., COLUMBTA—Table mofel with cover. Ma hogany and in excellent playing condi tion. Price with rocords, $30. One dollar weekly takes {t. Widener's, 138 Main St EDISON PHONOGRAPHBS — New prices $167.50 phonograph reduced to $145. Rac- ords of §1.35 vaiue now $1.00. Value $1.8% reduced to $1.50. Value $2.25 reduced to $2.00. T. H. Cogswell, 4 Chestnut strey Phone 761. PHONOGRAPH—Vacation music. We have the best portable phonograph made. Se- lect one now. The price I8 right, terms are easy. Widener's, 138 Main Bt. PIANO, upright, $100. High grade make, A good one. L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch St ~_Bullding Lots For Sale [T UELL ST.—Bullding lot with 3 garages lnqum 98 Greenwood street. RUILDING COSTM are going to u Towe er. Make a small deposit lot now and be prepared to go lhud with that home you have been lhllkln about. Desirable sites in all parts the city. W. L. Hatch, City Hall bulldll[. Open_Baturday evenings. " Farms For Sale 82 3% ACRE farm, all fenced, beiween Plain- ville and Southington. 6 room houss, new- ly painted and papered. 2 sheds, one-half mile to trolley and schoolhouss. Brook, fruit trees, wonderful chicken site. Price ,300. Part cash, balance on time, P. O. Box 93, Bristol. 7% ACRES In Kensington; all g small house, good barn, runnin in both; two heifers, two _cows, horse, 200 chickens and 24 ducks. Farm tools. Price (s low, terms are good. Cashe man Farm Agency, 131 Main 8t. Pho §73-4 or Berlin 663-4. “New Britals Largest Farm Bureau.” ACRE farm, 10 room house, electria lights, running water, bath room, 10 acres of potatoes planted, number of fruit trees, brook, ice pond, on trolley line. Close ti Bristol. Price $7,000. $1,600 cash, balance on time. R. L. Hayden, 9 Middle St. _ Bristol. ACRE farm in Bouthington, nearly all tillage and pasture. ! room house, 14 cows, 4 heifors, 2 horses, lots of chickens, sllo and all farm tools. Price is $13,008, $5,000 cash. Star Real Estate & Ins. Cos Agents, 163 Main St. Phone 605-2. 00 ACRES In Somers, Conn., equally dis vided In tillage, pasture, wood, ete. Nine room house, good barn and sheds, 3§ head of cattle, 2 horsee, all tosls, ete, Price and terms right for quick ssle Owner must sell. Will show by appointe ment. Cohen, 288 Main 8t., Springfield, Mass. Tel. Walnut, 1512 or Walnut 1303-R 1§ _ACRES, 100 tillable, balance pasture and wood, §1500 worth tie stuff. Colonisl house of ten rooms, large barn, silo, etcs $4,000. Robt. B. White, 259 Main == e VICTROLA, $125 model ‘n perfect condi- tlon, with records, $85. First payment of $1.00 takes it. Balance on easy terms Widener's, 138 Main 8t ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67 DIAMONDS—Genuine stones, all sizes, at pre<war prices, $15 and up. I. Resnick, Jeweler, 340 Main BSt. GRADUATION sand_wedding gifts. prices for the season on watches, monds, etc. Himberg & Horn, 10 R. Arcade and 392 Main St. Bpecia! dio- R TOMATOES, 15¢ a doz.; peppers, 3 doz. for 25c; also other plants. Joseph Arute, 499 8outh Main St. VEGETABLE SEEDS—This is planting time for cabbage, peppers, lettuce, peas, corn, radishcs, beets, onions, and beans. All of our seeds are true to name and test high in germination. Rackliffe Bros., Park and Bigelow Sts. Footwear and Clotmng 61 BOOTS, "Ball band," hip. Every pair posi- tively guaranteed, $3.95. All other makes $2.98. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. street. Phone 37-2. BEST rubber plates, $10-515 with @hid tooth free. Don't suffer. Call No. 212-2, Dr. WORK BOX, 20FJ anted by experienced taking care of lawns, gardens gardener, Address Box 20FJ, Herald. and flowers. Dickerman, 35 Walnut St. 3 $8.00 to $15.00 at The Hart Street Top Shop, 58 Hart St. rear. Phone 164-14. FREE TUBE with each Fennsylvania ‘Vacuum Cup tire. T. H. Cogswell, § Ches D RESSMAKING CLASSES—Woman's Insti- tute method, Tues. eve. and Thurs. after- noous, Private lessons afternoon and eve. Miss Jane E. Gill. 289 Main. Phone 545-5. nut 8t. Phone 1418-2. MCKONE TIRES—Buperior to all _others, better than 20,000 miles. Keep down the upkeep. Healey, 71 Church. Tel. 2750. H EMSTITCHING — Got _your graduation dresses hemstitched before the rush. Matched side pleats In striped goods. Buttons covered. Ginsburg's Dress Pleat- ing Shop, 19 Walnut St. Tele. 883-12. Situation Wanted—Women 45 YOUNG LADY would like to do steno- graphlc_work 3 or 4 hours a day. Write Box 1§WH, Herald Office. WOMAN wishes position. Dressmaking and sewing, by the day. Mrs. Turner, 242 BREECHES, camping outfits, pup tents and working apparel of every description, at prices that will pay you to Investigate. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. ELK SHOES, work shoe, durable and com- fortable, $2.48. Officers’ dress shoe, low and high, $3.98. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church_street. Repairing and Piano 'lunlug CLOCKS, watches, bicycles, baby carriages, Main_stree o FINANCIAL musical instruments, guns, revolvers, locks, repaired., N. B. General Repair Shop, 75 Elm 8t. FTRES—You pay for the best, why not get it? The best tire Is Hood. Also, tires retreaded. Walter Tira Shop, 534 W. Main. 8. L. BATTERIES-Sales and service station. T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut St. Autos—Taxl Service 3 H U SEWING—Plain_sewing BMSTITCHING, plain picot eage, Zig 7ag curves and dressmaking. Personal atten- tion. Miie. Blanchette, 131 Main St. Tel- ephone 2665, wanted, day. Miss Catherine Conmolly, ards street or Box 368. $2.50 per 17 Rich- EITY TAXI SBRVICE— Our cars are equipped for long trips, Our drivers are careful. Call 2379, Mid- night 515-3. TAXI—When you want good TAXI BKRV- 1CE, CALL 2700 2700 2700 CLEANING and dyel Dyeing and Cleaning 23 is our exclusive bus- iness, Garments of all _descriptions; draperies, portieres, curtains, cleaned or dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed. New Brit- ain Dry Cleaming Corp, 96 W. Main St. Phone 132 Garages To Let 14 | CI FATRVIEW 8T, 137—Now garage for one car. Inquirc on premises, downstairs. Tel- ephone 2413. Motorcycles and hlry(‘.les 15 LEANI dyeing an@ pressing. Pleating and h@ititching, remodeliing experts. Old gafffents given a new appearance in a short time and at small expense to you. New Empire Dry Cleaning Co., 149 Main st. Phone 625. FARLEY-DAVIDSON'S—We have 3 real Tnsurance—All Kinds 31 §ood ones; one with side car and fully equipped. Both late models, and can be bought at a low figure. City Service Sta- tion, Hprtford Ave. at Stanley St. INDIANS—We have several 1916 power- plus second-hand motorcycles. These ma- A COIDENT, AND ALL LINES OF INSUR- ANCE. BERVICE AND SATISFACTION. LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST- MENTS. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. PHONE 138, chines are all in excellent condition and are selling at $50 to $75. Fine for begin- ners. Hadfleld-Swenson Co., 21 Myrtle AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE _a specialty. Service unusual. Call on the phone, we do tiie rest. Dewitt A. Riley, 272 Main St. 8t. _Phone 1706, MAN'S bicycls, practically new. Wil reasonable. Call 128 Glen street, floor. - MOTORCYOLE—Must be sold. Harley sport model. Very cheap If taken at once, Call at 211 Park street, Service Station Repawring 17 AUTO PAINTING, washing and pollshing. Lowest prices {n town, considering work- manehip. Let us give you an estimate. Joe Amszin, 353 So. Main 8t. AUTO FENDERB and bodies, doors and radiators, when broken or bent, nced the attention of skilled mechanics. When In sell third iNSURANCE—A young man's opportunities INSU are sometimes his only fortune. His best opportunity is to Insure his life for the benefit of his family. A day will come when he will no longer he insurable Death or disease may interveme, And every year of delay increases the cost and puts further away the completion of the period when he may reap the bene- fit of his foresight. Parker & Deming, Agents. Equitable Life Assur. Soc., 193 Main street, New Britain, ANOE of every kind written in none but high grade companies, at the lowest rates obtainable. Phone 728. Home Bank- ing & Realty Co., 86 West Main St. trouble, let us restore the orginal shape of your car. ‘Service is Our Aim.” O, Becker, Corbin Place. Phone 553. INSURE with P. J. Murray & Co. and Go Smilin' Through 1922, Agents and Real- tors, 225 Main St. Phone 20. AUTO PAINTING— N. is_our speclalty ANTONIO BUTFA & C 224 ARCH BT\ PROPS. EW ENGLAND Mutual Life Insurance | Co., 87 Miik St., Boston, Massachusetts. P. Crona, Agent, 173 Main street, New Britain, Conn. PHONE 1162, = ADTOMOBILE PAINTING and truck bodies made to order. Migh class work, satis- faction guaranteed and prico reasonable. 2 Park 8t. Phone 576-13. AUTO TOPS—We make all kinds of tops, side curtalns and alip covers. We do all Kinds of auto body repalring. We have bad 20 years’ experience in this bual- pess. Let us estimate on your auto body work. J. W. Walsh Auto Top and Up- H. Lawyers—Patent Attorneys 25 i G. atent examiner. Office, every Wednesday, 6:30 p. m. Walk- Over store, New Britain, Headquarters Waterbury. 3 GLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block, Fst. 1866, by Jas. Shepard. LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 259 MAIN ST. New_Britain_and_Hartford. Telephona Rolstering Co., 307 Elm Bt, near ey- mour. _Phone. 2649. XUTO TOPS, side curtains, seat covers, etc., made or repaired, at The Hart Bt. Tov Bhop, 68 Hart St. rear. Phone 164 AX®LS STRAIGHTENED and whoels re- B ’l‘ru('klng. Storing 2fl PARTIES—Make your itip sure. Re- serve the truck now. Express, moving and trucking. Frank T. McMahon, 123 Cherry §t. Phone 2653- T paired. Auto springs a specialty. John C. Baker, 824 Arch St. Phone 506. BATTERIES—-We re.charge any mak FOR TURE MOVING AND STORING—AI Furniture Exchange, work promptly done 67 Arc . J. Grafe, Mgr, | size or type. Price 75c. Stmmons Btorage | Battery Co., 167 Arch St. Phone 2245. FATTERTES— Have you aexperienced battery T trouble. BEDDING —Have your mattresses, box springs, cushions, pillows, etc., rc-made equal to new and returned same day. We also do relining of baby carriages and Business Opportunities 46 GARAGE and service station on state I New 8 room house, all improvements, car garage, 2 gas pumps, fruit, confec- tionery and lunch room. H. J. Foiren, 140 Main St. Phone 1780. couch hammocks. Upholstering. Hard- ware City Bedding Co., 60 Tremont St. Tel. 2314-4. GENERAL MACHINE WORK, welding and brazing; grinding all kinds of edged tools. Our shop s admirably equipped to handle any kind of machine work. Schoell's Ma- chine 8hop, 123 Cherry St. Tel. 2051-2. PE RESTAURANT SON wanted to finance an electrician, Plenty of work. Chance to leam a good trade. Handle all money. Address Elec- trician, Herald Offi in Bristol, doing good bus- iness, Established 7 years. Can be bought for $300. Fred Bychok, 88 Center St. Bristol. LADIES' Coats In a1l the newest materials and styles. Easy weekly payments. Bos- ton Clothing Store, 63 Church St. SHOES for the workingman, An excellent buy for the farmer, soft leather and fully guaranteed, $4.50 and up. All sizes. Dress shoes also. Jos. Mortelliti, 86 Church St. SUITS—Large variety or High school suita, Be well dressed, pay weekly, Boston Clothing Store, 63 Church &t. Good Things to Eat 62 for 60c. orned beef, 15c per Ib. Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtle St. ‘Wanted—Articles to Buy 68 FURNITURE—We will buy it at fair prices The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch 5t. A J. Grate, Mgr. JUNK—S8ave all your rags and papers, for L. Zeldes. Highest price will be paid fo furniture and men's clothes. L. Zelde 151 Ook St. Telephone 615-13. 3 JUNK—We buy magazines, papers, rags all kinds of furniture. We pay good pricea A. Rodinsky, 415 Allen Street. Tele- phone 1591, REAL ESTATE FoR RENT _ Houses For Sale SELVIDERE SECTION—New house. Lot 50x175 ft. Price $4,700. Cash required $1,000. Andrews & Co. 1567 Stanley St. Phone 861-4. UAST END—2 family house of 10 rooms $4,400; small amount of cash required. Aaron Danlelson & Co., 131 Main 8t Phone 873-4 ST ST.—Six room cottage having all im- provements. Can be bought reasonably. In- quire at the Star Real Kstate & Insure ance Co., 163 Main St. "RANCIS ST.—Cottage of 6 rooms, tricity and all other modern ments, $6,000, with reasonable terme. Must be sold quickly, owner 15 leaving town. Aaron Danielson and Co., 131 Main St. Phone -4. {ART ST.—3 family house of 18 rooms with all improvements. Aaron Danfelson and Co., 131 Main 8t. Phone 873-4. /INCOLN ST., 53—Eight room house, Must be removed. L. M. Barnes {5 Lin- coln street. CLEASANT ST, 133—Two houses; gas. Inquire at 3 7 family elec- improve- 2 133 tenement Pleasant Rental, $22.50. Apply Nessel, 112 Belder street. CHESTNUT ST., 210—Four also store room, second floor. light. Inquire on premises. DWW 1T b'V’ -4 room tenement, seconc floor, all improvements. No children, pre ferred. Garage if needed. Tel. 1987 o call on first fioor on premises HARRISON ST.—Very desirable apartment of § rooms, second floor, all modern con venience: Address Box 12D, H 1d HARVARD ST. 38—Four room _tenemen! with all modern improvements, $17. Ap ply on premises. TINCOLN ST., 34-—Very desirable apart ment on second floor in two family house New_screens and shades. Ready to occu py. Tel. 1793 evenings. Toom tenement. Electri =y Household_Articles 63 PIANO TUNING, repairing and player work. W, J, Littlehales, 99 Prospect St. Phone 1433-4. STORE at 213 Park St. to rent. Good stand for a live shoe repairing business. Inquire of W. B. Burk or Tel. 1015-5. ANTIQUE FURNI" “Big variety at re- duced prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch 8t., A. J. Grafe, Mgr. PTANO TUNING, cleaning and repairing in all its branches. C. A. Humphrey, 87 Investments, Bonds 47 8o. Burritt St. Tel. 2647. LAWN MOWERS snarpenea and repaired. Ofr five years experience will prove to HIGH-GRADE M. J. TAYL,OR & COMPANY, 'INC, NVESTMENT SECURITIES LOCAL QFFICE, 87 W. MAIN. TEL. 510 you that we can guarantee a satisfactory job, on sharpening your lawn mowers, [ 4 Whether old or new. Also horse and motor drawn mowere. Our tool equipment and welding dept. can repair your broken parts. A fair trial will convince you. Call or write Fritz & Berndt, rear 31 Green- wood 8t. Phone 153-12, LAWN MOWERS sharpened, honed, edged, oiled and get by experts, §1.25. Called for and delivered. Our improved facllities % INTEREST— paid in advance, will MAKE YOU INDE- PENDENT. That is what our first mort- gages pay, together with a return on the principal every six nionths. Get the-bene- fit of our 14 years' experience. THE BODWELL REALTY CO. F. E. CRANDALL, MGR. NAT'L BA BLDG. PHONE 1801 mean longer life to mowers. Schoell's Machine Shop, 123 Cherry St. Tel. 2051-2 Money Loaned 48 BEDDING—We have 200 specially priced guaranteed mattresses. Marked down from $13.00 to $8.00. B. Berson, 503 Maln St. BRASS REDS—Special sale on heavy solid beds with 4 fillers and 2" posts, all around. Guaranteed. Regular price, §38.00, our price is $24.00. B. Berson, 503 Main street. Phone. CABINET GAS RANGE, gas water heater, emall coal stove, for sale. Singly or otherwise. Telephone 1523 FURNITURE—Buy yours nere and save 35%. Good prices pald for used furniture. Renjamin, 115 Beaver St. Tel. 1320, SCREDNS for your porcn or doors. Win- dow screens. City Hardware Co. 49 East Main 8t. Phone 2650. MIRRORS resilvered In thies days. Chail caning also. Prompt deliveries and guar- anteed workmanship. Edw. Gurfain, 168 LArch 8t. Phone 869-2. EDUCATIO\IAL ‘Correspondence Courses TAW COURSE, complete $1.50. The GET A BENEFICIAL LOAN— WE LEND MONEY on Home Furniture, without removal, also on _Guaranteed Notes, LOANS UP TO $300. Repayable in monthly instalments, LAWFUL CHARGES. 3 CEANERS rented, §1 a day, (Franz Promier Electric). ~All make of cleaners repaired and overhauled. Prompt service. Phone 1 L. E. Andrews. E M CL S — (Franz Premier Electric). Just received a shipment. Easy And 401 Arch St. Write, Call or Phone us—1—9—4 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY, Rooms 104-5. 87 W. Main St. Pocket Lawyer, 360 pages—instructs fully on all law questions. A gulde for “Money Loaned 48 everybody. Contains 112 assorted legal forms. 1s used like a dictionary. Tells you “what to do—to avoid—trade ac- ceptances—bills of sale—power of attor- ney—wills—deeds, ete. Endorsed by law- yers, bankers, business men. Saves thou- sands yearly—order your copy now. C. W. Parker, 77 Kensington Heights, Meriden,Ct. §TOP PAYING RENT—Let us arrange (0 buy or build a home for you. Only one per cent down and one per cent per month for a ehort time pays all. General Home Investment Trust, Professional Bldg., §7 West Main St., Room 123, Ll\ B STOCK attle and Swine 50 ~ Holp—Men Wanted a1 AGENT and sollcifor by ol established Lifa Insurance Co. State ags and experience. Gow, Price 460 15 quarts_a_day. Mrs. E. Guernsey, reasonable. Appl N. Burritt St. Phone 62 Address P. O. Box 7 New Britain CARPENTERS, first-cl: ed. Inq of W. E. Burk on job at Mason Ave- nue, New Britain. COWS, 12; new milchs Guernseys, Jerseys and Hurley, Unionville, Conn, ington Division 118-4. and springers, Holsteins. ¢ Phone MAN, rellable, married, to w Apply K. G. Stoddard, Newington tion, Conn., or Phone Valley 271-13 SALES MANAGER- There is a big oppor- June- TOWS—Just received from Vermont, carload of tested cows. New milch and springers. Retested hera by Dr. Balzer. Guernsey, Jersey and Holstein. P, vine, 30 Veteran St. Meriden. Conn. tunity for some live man to secure an ex- clusive selling agency-line without com- petition. We have circularized your ter- ritory and are able to turn over to you inquiries from dealers ready to represent us. Must finance initial order. Give tele- phone number if possible. Alcemo Mfg. Co.. 146 Bridge St., Newark, N. J. STRONG YOUNG MAN wanted to assist in auto washing station. Apply by letter it RUOCKING of all kinds. Also for party hire, reasonable rates. Blanchette's ex-| pisas, 140 Cherry BL Phone 764. giving phone number possible. Box 14WH, Herald Offic. ANCOR BROILE Fess, Poult at $17. Apply W. e, Piainville. Bargaln Hart, 11 Norton P A T 4 pounds, Must he iz 1 of at once, about 40 of them. A ¢ for some owner to get hold of some promising young rock- erels from pure bred stock. Call 66 Fran- cls St. Phone 2446-2, city. ]‘n ARDWAR a Machinery, Elec., and Tools 64 MAIN ¢ 26—Apartment of 6 rooms, ¥team heat and all modern improvements Apply Sam Berkowitz, 626 Main St Phone 2263. MAIN ST., corner Elm, 4—6—7 room apart ments; 52 Whiting St, 4 room tene ments; North Bt., 4—5 and 6 room tene ments. Call meal time. Tel. 24 MAIN ST., 337—Seven room tenement, modern improvements. Phone 1059 ROCKWELL AVE., 124 Tenement of throc rooms, all improvements. Apply on premises. WEST MAIN rooms eacl ney, 419 W WILLOW & Tl ST, 425—2 apartments, € 8team heat. Apply A. Kolod Main. Phone 1950. room tenement, third floor, $20. Iso 5 room tenement, sacond floor, 53 Willow St., $23. Inquire L. Lan dau, 293 Main St. WINTHROP 99—Five room ment, all modern improvements. ond floor. CENTRALLY or 6 room, provements, St. Tel. 043 FOUR ROOMS on fop provements, to adults Connerton St., first floor. apart- Sec- LOCATED apa as desired; all Very reasonable, ent modern _im 208 E. Main floor, with only. Apply ines, pumps, sprayers, hay forks, barn fit- Peck, Kensington. I TOOLS, e silos, cutrer: Frederick L. -32, saw tinge. Telephone 6 ~ Merchandise at the Stores 65 'OR SALE OR LEASE—New § room louse with all improvements, on state road, between Deep River and Essex. 4 car garage and service station, 3 gas pumps, fruit, confectionery and lunch- room. Price $9,000 complete, which \ ia- cludes stock, tools and fixtures. Easy terms. Foiren, 140 Main 8t —8even room house, large one acre of land, five minutes’ walk from center of Plainville. On trol- ley. Paying cent. Box 31AJ, Herald —Attractive new six modern conveniences. Hot water heat, garage. Price low. Easy terme. H. M. Knapp. Phone 812-12, :00MS, BOARD AND HOTELS Rooms For Rent 89 IELDEN ST., 46—Large furnished room for gentleman or lady. Phone 2626 LARK ST., 115—Furnished rooms to rent for light housekeeping. Apply on prem- es. EAST MAIN 208—Large pleasant fur- nished rooms (nr one or two persons. All outside rooms, all improvements. Central, Main St. Very low prices. If you a room vou should see phese rooms and get our prices. Tel. 943- AND ST., 45—TLarge furnished Also light housekeeping rooms. board. Phone 1537-5. WO front unfurnished nected with any family. Telephone 1814. d Rooms and Board 90 WASHINGTON ST., 24—Furnished rooms with or without board for gentlemen. mmm< For Housekeeping 1 . 2i—2 rooms for light houses keeping with large sleeping porch. Also one single room. Phone 339-3. HT'RCH ST.. 84—Two furnished rooms, for light housekeeping. Top floor. Mra, Sv!‘\ll{z RETWOOD, room cottage, all room, Table rooms, not con- For particulars, Dl’ik Rnnm tlnd Offices ki DESK ROOM in Professional Bldg., sten ographer's services and use of phone, For further particulars, Phone 1281, or write ASH BARR I.S, $4.50 value, $2 bollers, special at Screens, Morrison's Variety Store, 89 Open 1111 9 p. m. BABY CARRIAGES—"Roed” make. All kinds of strollers, $13.50 up. B. Berson, 503 Main St. BAGS-—-Boston bags, travelling cases at remarkabie savings. Navy store, 56 Church St. and suit Army & P. O. Box Fnrm~ rnr R:-nt H. PASTU =B Eim \E to rent. Hill. Apply Houses Ior Rent 85 Inquire 437 TRINITY cottage. hone CLOTHING—Come o.e, come all, to the Roston Ciothing store for your _epring clothes. Pay weekly. 63 Church St. pair reen doors and son & Johnson, 30 and lawn mowers. ] 34 Dwight_street HOUSEHOLD GOODS 506 by trading here. B. Berson, 503 Main St. TRON BEDS-Just received, a big shipment of regular $15.00 beds; our price with guarantee is $10. B. Berson, 503 Main St LUGGAGE~ Wardrobe trunks, dress trunks, in all sizes and styies, from $6.50 up, ore, 54 Church S, zraved in gold on ] '"r 35c or 6 for 60c; neat- E. W. Beanett, Advertisin, 169 Main St Phone 2623 Save from 25 to Goods guaranteed. lead pencile, 1y packed. Novelties. of 7 furnished one house from June or $18 per Cottage rooms, 4 bedrooms, gas beach, $60 for month of Phone 2519-2. Haven, Maine—A restful, health- outdoor vacation amid beautiful sur- You'll find it at Island View address H. Bev p. m ful, roundings, . For information, anley street, by recently 31AT 3, 4 or 5 room tencment married couple. Herald, Box in TURNISHED cnttage or fiat wanted near New Britain. Reliable people full particuiars. Herald, Box 104 Bee us for satisfactory service. HARTFORD BATTERY & BERVICE CITY SERVICE STATION EDW. ZACK. BATTERY DEPT. GARBON burned out while you walt. Tiave it removed, so that your car will not overheat on your next trip. Auto Re- pair Co., 638 East Main 8t. Phona 2016-3. &AS, OIL AND TIRE service, from 6 a. m. to 1 a. m. New Britain Tire Retreading & Vulcanizing Co., Hfd. Ave. Cor. E. Mai & B. MFG. CO.—Parts replaced ‘eylinders ground. 451 West Main Phons 1123-2. FORD AND OVERLAND repaiting our | specially. Generators, starters and _igni- tion systems overhauled. Overland Repalr | Co., 12 W. Pearl &t. i PAINTING—TFirst-class automobile painting at right pricea L. M. Fanion, rear Arch Bt S FARBONS GARAGE & TOOL CO.—Cylin- ‘ders ground. Oversized wrist pins made. Geperai overhauling snd repalr work. $80 West Main Si. Phone §90-2. KADIATORS REPAIRED—WIIl call for and deliver sames. Hultquist Bros, 107 Arch §t. Phone 1326-3, &DIONIZ In many casss is known (o be superfor to paint. Resiores the lustre and reserves the finigh in any weather. We gnva made a study of keeping automo- Blles looking new and have hit upon & plan that will interest you--a plan that eosts you but little, Remember, we make ! no labor charge for chauging the oll ini your crank case, or filing the transmis | mion and diferastinl. Clark's Auto Laun- dry, rear 102 W. Nain. Phone 560-4. \ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS TAG? NOW TRY IT AGAN. |F You A Lesson In Etiquette BY BLOSSER “Furnisned rooms for “housekeeping. Kitchen, atry, dinin room and chamber. Everything furnish complete. Set tubs, large gas range, large bathroom. Private entrance. All modern mprovements. Very fow price. Tel. 94 HILLSIDE apartment of two dations. Phone 1249-14. ROSPECT ST, 161 large room and litchen furnished for light housekeeping. Private veranda. Suitable adults. Rang reasonable. TTH HIGH ST nished rooms for quire Mrs siralle two raom suite complete, housekeeping. Also single room. All modern improvements, central. Apply Secley, 61 Main streat. ROP ST, 99— Furniehed rooms for light housekeeping. First floor. Two mine ' fr ‘v_\"dlk. At home after 8 p. m, gyt Wi _Din . UBLANEY LUNCH—They all like to eat hare. There's a reason, too. The mest pop- ular restaurant in town. In the Belein hotel, Opp. the Station. EAT AT JACKS—Up-to-date food at rea- gonable prices. Home-made ple. 100 Che (nut 8t, J. C. Mebl, Prop. Wanted—Board Or Lodgmg M . with PLAC Light housekeeping rooms. All accommes- E Ilgm Two nicely fure housekeeping. Ine for Where To Dine furnished, with private party in west end section of ecity, by American gentleman. Garage privilege preferred, Box 49AJ, Herald Office. YOUNG gentleman wants room with or without board in Plainville, Address Box 42A0, Herald LEGAL NOTICES On Monday afternoon, June 5, at 2:30 p. m, Standard Time (3:30 Day- light Saving Time), T will sell at Public Auction at No. 688 No. Main street, City of New Britain, the stock of shoes, rubbers and miscellaneous merchandise including fixtures located at this address now belonging to the Trustee in Bankruptcy, for the Banke rupt estate of K. Smigrodski. By direction of the U. §. District Court. W. HOWARD WAKELEE, Official Auctioneer. I will sell Tuesday, June 6th, at 10:30 a. m. standard time, on Berlin to Hartford turnpike, bankrupt estate of Rev. Basil Zacherkovney, 19 cattle, 4 horses, chickens, bees, etc WM. HOWARD WAKELEE, . 8. District Court Auctioneer, David L. Nair, recelver, 277 Main street, New Britain.