New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1922, Page 13

Autos and Trucks For Sale GOOD USED GAR VALUES— 1920 Hupmobile touring. 1920 Oldsmobile touring. 1920 Ford sedin. 1020 Bulok touring. 1020 Nash touring. 1910 Kissel touring, 1018 el coupe. 1918 1918 107 1017 1817 1017 1916 Hudson coupe. Beripps roadster, Oldsmoblle roadater, Yord touring. Overland touring. Overland touring. 1916 Oakland touring. Easy Payment Open,_Evenings. USED CAR EXCHANGE OF NEW BRITAIN, 2785 AUTOMOTIVE |GARAGES BUSINESS SERVICE Made of Steel and Portable, Combining Durability and Beauty with Economy and Convenience, Are Offered To You Under Heading 65, “Merchandise At the Stores.” Read That Classification Daily. EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE e == Service Station Repalring 11 - e Moving, Trucking, Storing 20 St Help—Women Wanted 42 Feed and Fuel 59 atches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67 TIRE RETREADING & specially, Experi- enced men in this line. Wo buy old tires and also sell “Hood Tires.” Hood tire is a solid tire and good enough for rotreading after the rubber la worn down. Don't throw away old good tires. Get them to Walter's Tire 8hop, 534 W, Main, BUSINESS SERVICE 18 MAIN ST PHON TEN DAY USED CAR SALB BTOP—LOOK—AND THINK Take advantage of this ten day used car sale. Attractive prices and easy time payments arranged. Paige touring. Dodge roadster. Maxwell roadster, Oakland sedan. Hudson roadster. » Overland touringe. hevrolet roadster. Muxwsll touring. ort roadster, Ford sedan. Ford racer. HATROCUTTING— Mot MARCEL WAVING, eniampooi Barbers, Hairdress, Masseuse 18 s, W6 have two hobby-horse chairs to amuso kiddies while having their hair trimmed. Hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. 82 Church. Opp. Beloin. calp treat- ment, faclals, Work done at your home. Estells V. Barkman, 627 W. Main Bt Phone 1851, Phone for appolntment. SHAMPOO AND CURI, $1.00, Cut and eurl, 50c; manicure, 25c, Marcel waving, violet ray treatmsnt and facial mud pack. Bon Ton Beauty Shop, 166 Main St. Phone for_appointment, 1480. Building and Contract 19 Bulck touring. Ford touring. Come early and get your choice. THE HONBYMAN AUTO SALES CO. TEL. 2100. 139 ARCH BT. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY ATAT LYMAN (A B. Lyman), dealer In granite and vitrified drain and sewer pipe. Flue linings. 113 Maple St. Tel. 1137- CARPENTER Jobbing, shingling and beaver board work., I can save you money on your work, M. C. Helsler. Tel. 1492-4, between 12 and 1 and after 6 p. m. 10 tour- Automobiles For Exchange BCRIPPE-BOOTH, 1917 roadster, for ing car. Call 1452-13 or 516-14. Auto Parts and Accessories 11 ADTO PARTS—You will find that part of your auto at Cutler’s, 22 Oak Bt. Phone 16-14. We also buy used cars. BATTERIES—Bee Farrell about your bat- ETECTRIC WIRING apphances repaired; estimates furnished. Anderson Electric Co., 259 Main Bt., up one flight. Tel. 510, MABON work, brickiaying and plastering. Charles Beh, 591 West Main street. Tel- ephone 1185-2. BEWER and concrete contractor. Well cleaning, water service. Augusto Camosci, 118 Lawlor St. Phona 2637, between 12:30 and 1 and after 6 p. m. tery, mew or old. J. M. Farrell, 110 Franklin Square. Phone 1318. Many times a Herald Classified Ad will sell that house, rent it, or get what you want in exchange. Business Service Rendered 20 AWNINGS—The awning seagon is now on in full swing. Please call and let us sup- ply. your neceds. Satisfaction guarantecd, Eddy Awning & Decorating Co. Tel. 1013-4 BATTERIES_Exide Batteries and service. Txchange your old battery for & mew Exide. Liberal allowance. A. G. Hawker. EARINGS for all makes of cars. Main nbunn‘l. connecting rod bearings springs and axles at Cutler's, 22 Oak Bt. Phone 515-14. EONNECTING ROD BEARINGS, shafts, all makes connecting rods lined. Howard Smith, 165 !ilgh St. 8% FEDERAL TIRES & MICHELIN TUBES— AUTHORIZED SALES AGENCY. JUDD & DUNLOP, 15 FRANKLIN SQUARE. axle re- DAY & FRIGO, cabinet makers. Let bulld over and refinish your antique fur- niture. Bample boards, models and all kinds of cabinet work. Rear 153 Arch St. Phone 2633, HOUSE WORK—We clean everything from the cellar to the roof. N. B. Window Cleaning Co. Phone 883. 88 W. Main St. TRUCKING of all kinds. Al# for party hire, reasonable rates. Blanchette's ex- press, 140 Cherry Bt. Phone 764, GIRT To assist In cooking and general housework in small family. Phone 795-5, or call 16564 Stanley Bt. NEW YORK DAILY EXPRESS— Cheaper than freight. Local and long distance moving. JOBEPH ARBOUR & BON, N. Y. Office N. B. Office R._E. Warehouse 86 Whiting Bt 91 Walker 8t, Phone 580, TRUCKING & STORAGE— GIRL, for general housework and care for GIRLE, exparie MATD, thoroughly compstent, VAIIng fo MAIDA, two, one cook and one for children, No High school girl need ap- ply. Mrs. R, E. Towers, Tel. 1612. d, to sew on shirts. Ap- ply Tanger-Hyman Shirt Co., Inc., Cherry straet, Wallingtord, Con. to shore and help with care of two chil- dren. Box 13AJ, Herald. gon- housework. Mrs. W. 5. Bacon, 152 Telephone 216, eral Lincoln_8t. EXPERT MOVING, PACKING, MATD—Experienced #econd mald, with ref- erences. Protestant preferred. Mrs. H. Platt. Phons 781. CRATING AND SHIPPING, EITHER BY RAIL OR TRUCK. BEST FQUIPPED IN THR CITY FOR LOCAL AND LONG DIS- TANCE FURNITURE MOVING. INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & BTORAGE 187% MAIN. PHONE 2090 & 2002 A. P. MARSH, MGR. NURSE, WOMAN, compétent, to take charge of Al- WOMAN, “eiderly, for light housework. Ap- WOMAN to do housework and cooking for for factory first aid ete. Ad- competent, work. Reply glving experience, dress Box 40AJ, Herald. TNA FATENA—-Fatten your profts and N, B. Phone PU herds by feeding Purina Fatena. Bird & Feed Phone 1121-3. 864-4. weddinga, 15% off on our entire Resnick, Mfg ? [ This ad 1s worth stock. Bring it with you, I, Jewe BTANDING GRASS, 20 acres. E. P. Dun- ham. Phone 92-4, evenings. Fertilizers, Seexls, Plants FERTILIZER for the garden. 2-8-2 at $2.18 per 100 Ibs. 4-8-4 at $3.26 per 100 lbs 6-8-7 at $3.60 per 100 Ibs. Price depend- ing on the amount of ammonia and pot- Rackliffe Bros, Park & Bigelow Phone 1074 TAWN DRESSING—Bone meal, 100 Iba $2.85; sheep manure, 100 Ibs. fpr §2.85. Rackliffe Bros., Park & Bigelow Bts PLANTS—Strong transplanted, large flower- ing aster plants, zinnlas, scarlet sage, snapdragon, strawflowers, ote. John Pfeifer, 303 Maple street. ELGIN WRIST r graduation. Reg. price $35, June price $27, T _Resnick, Mtg. Jeweler, 340 Main St. PEARLS, “Doitah—tha indestructible, price $10,00, June price $6.00, I, R _vl_l‘fn_.h-\w'\vr‘ 240 Main St WATCHES—Tha roal graduation gift for boys, $12 less 10% I{ you bring this ad. Best valuo in town, Himberg & Horn, Arcade and 392 Main street. WEDDING rings. Special June prices. Good values. Himberg & Horn, Arcade and 392 Main etreet WRIST WATCHES for the graduata. The best In the city at $12.00 less 10% if you bring thig ad Himbherg & Horn, Arcade and 392 Main street, Reg. snick ing department in local factory ofce. Ad- dress Box 47AJ, Herald, aster plants. Tel- TOMATO, celery, lettuce and B. A. White, 16 Black Rock Ave. aphona 1409-3 ply to Mre. Hall, 72 Grand strest. Tele- phona 37-2, small family at the shore. Apply at once to Mr. Raphael, 380 Main Bt. or Tel. 1514, Painting, Paper Hanging Help- Mcn or Women HOUBE PAINTING and interior decorating. Estimates cheerfully given. A, Schacht, 74 Talcott St. Phone 1787-3. PAINTING—We take house painting con- tracts for labor and materials. Let us figure your work, It will save you money. City Hardware Co, 49 East Main Bt. Phone 2650. BOYS AND GIRLB to sell the Safety First Match Box, the fastest neceasity on the market. Sells on sight. No homa can afford to be without it. A great opportunity for ambitious boys fo earn some easy vacatlon money for a few hours work. Send 15c for sameple todny. Seymour Sales Co. Box 511, RBridgeport. Conn. selling household Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 PLUMBING, Jobbing. Louis Nair, 60 Lafayette St. Phone 2754, Residence, 2618-12, YOUNG men’and women betweasn {ne ages of 18 and 35 as nurses, and attendants. Privilege of training school for women. Address Miss Agnes M. Glen, 400 Wash- ington &t., Hartford, Conn. Pressing and Tailoring IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC— Woolen for Spring and Summer wear. B. NELSON, 58 WEST MAIN BT. PHONE 501, 20 CIVIT, service examinations June, July. Many vacancies, $125 monthly. Age 18 up. Experfence unnecessary. For frea list po- sitions now open, J. Leonard (former Civil Service Examiner), $43 Equitable Tldg., Washington, D. C. VALET BERVICE wi p up the good appearance of your clothes. Try out #is new feature of our service. YE LONDON SHOP. CALL 585-3, Situation Wanted—Men 44 CHAUFFEUR'S position with private fam- ily or driving truck. Can make own re- pairs. Call 1185-2. MATL ORDERS wanted on Mms to be de- veloped and printed. Prompt service. Ad- COR. ELM & MAIN STS. Printing, Jobbing, Stationery 30 drees J. L. Hall, Dickinson Drug. SIGNS of any kind and lowest prices in town. A No. 1 work, guaranteed. J. Cohn, 321% Main strest., Phone 2768. $i8K & FIRESTONE tires. The usera of these tires belleve in playing safe. Service also, Wi End Vulcanizing Works, 399 West Main 8t., C. P. McCarthy, Prop, Phone 1091-3. Pennsylvania FREE TUBE with each Vacuum Cup tire. T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chest- nut St. Phone 1418-2. McKONE TIRES—Buperior to all others, better than 20,000 miles. Keep down the upkeep. Healey, 71 Church. Tel. 2750. STEAM and hot water heating and job- bing. Prompt attention. Leonard and Hughes. Telephones 191-? and 2057-2. KULPER PRINTING (O, INC., 325 Main St. Tel. American and foreign language EX-SERVICE man vishes carpenter work, shingling, flooring and repair jobs. Done reagonable. Call 2280 between 7:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. printing. Stationery, plateless embossing, color work., LAWNS, a few to take care of evenings. Address Box 43AJ, Herald. VAN WAY CO., INC,, rear Dickinson Drug Phone 2125-2. Color work Co., 169 Main. lus_printing service. and stationery UPHOL.STERING of antique .urniture. All kinds of repalring. The Furniture Ex- change, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe Mgr. BETTER SIGNB— make better business. NEW BRITAIN SIGN CO. 34 CHURCH BT, PHONE §94. U. 8. L. BATTERIES-—Sales and service station. T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut Bt. Antomobiles Wanted 12 Telephone 1833 FORD roadster at once. or 2141, ZKutos—Taxi Service SITY TAXI SERVICE— Our cars are equipped for long trips. Our drivers are careful. Call 2379, Mid- night 515-3. TAXI-—-When you want good TAXI SKRV- ICE, CALL 2700 2700 2700 ~Motorcycles and Bicycles 15 13 — LOWEST prices on tires, tubes and batter- ies. Get O'Neil's prices before buying car equipment. Phone 900. O'Neil's, 33 Wash- ington St. Dressmaking and Millinery 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 545-5. HEMBTITCHING - Gt _your graduation dresees hemstitched before the rush. Matched side pleats in &triped goods. Buttons covered. Ginsburg's Dress Pleat- ing Shop, 19 Walnut St. Tele. 883-12. HEMSTITCHING, plain picot edge, zig zag curves and dressmaking. Personal atton- tion. -Mlie. Blanchette, 131 Main St. Tel- ephone 2665, 22 ARLEY-DAVIDRON S—We have 2 real good ones; one with side car and fully equipped. Both late models, aad can be bought at a low figure. City Bervice Sta- tion, Hartford Ave. at Stanley St. {NDIANS—We have several 1916 power- plus second-hand motorcycles, These ma- chines are all in excellent condition and ‘are selling at §60 to $75. Fine for begin- ners. Hadfield-Swenson Co., 21 Myrtle Bt._Phone 1706, MAKE US AN OFFER—We have 6 second- hand 1918, 1919 and 1920 Harley-David- son motorcycles. We wlll accept any reasonable offer on one or all of them. Come in and look them over. F. C. Monter & Bro., 38-42 Main St. l:!,rolm; Il;d Cleaning CLEANING and dyeing 15 our exclusive bus- iness. Garments of all descriptions; draperies, portieres, curtainy, cleaned or dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed. New Brit- ain Dry Cleaning Corp., 96 W. Main St. Phone 1323 CLEANING, dyeing and pressing. Pleating and hemstitching, remodelling experts. Old_garments given a new appearance in a_short time and at small expense to you. New Empire Dry Cleaning Co., 149 Main §t. Phone 625. Insurance—All Kinds 24 " “Service Station Repatring 17 ACBTYLENE WELDING—High class eerv- ice. No exorbitant prices. We are ready to answer your emergency call day or night. Commercial Welding Co., F. L. Green, Prop. Shop 111 Cherry St. Residence 227 Glen street. Phone 355-2. AUTO PAINTING, waehing and polishing. Lowest prices in town, considering work- maniship. Let us give you an estimate, Joe Amezin, 353 So. Main St. ACCIDENT, AND ALL LINES OF INSUR- ANCE. SERVICE AND SATISFACTION, LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST- MENTS. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. PHONE 138, i AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE a specialty. Service unusual. Call on the phone, we do tiie rest, Dewitt A. Rilsy, 272 Main 8t. ACCIDENT, Life or Fire, See P. J. Mur- ray & Co. for insurance service. Agents and Realtors, 335 Main St. Tel. 303 Professional Services 31 Situation Wanted—Women 45 POBITION by young girl as second mald or doing light housework. 5A, Herald, Address Box PUBLIC BTENOGRAPHER— ANNA R. VETRANO. ROOM 403, 259 MAIN. L. 2012, FINANCIAL SPENCER REJUVENO CORS See Page 43 of June Wownan's Home Companion. Mrs. Mack D. Hall, R. N, Registered Spencer Corseti¢re, 72 Grand street. Phone 37-2 VEGETABLE SEEDS—Thie is planting time for cabbage, peppers, lettuce, peas, corn, radishes, beets, onfons, and beans All of our seeds are true to name and test high In germination. Rackliffe Bros., Park and Bigelow Sts. . Wanted—Articles FURNITUREG—We wiil buy it at falr prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. JUNK-—8ave all vour rags and papers for L. Zeldes, Highest price will be paid for furniture and men'a clothes. Zeldes, Footwear and Clothing 61 BOOTS, "Ball band,” hip. Every palr posi- tively guaranteed, $3.95. All other makes $2.98. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. BREBCHES, camping outfits, pup tents and working apparel of every description, at prices that will pay you to investigate. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church 8. BELK SHOES, work shos, durable and com- fortable, $2.48, Officers’ dress shoe, low and high, $3.98. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church street. JUNK all kinds of furniture. We pay goo A. Rodinsky, 415 Allen Street, phone 1591. St REFRIGERATOR--Must be clean and price reasonable. Address Box 41AJ, Herald BTOVE, Village Crawford, with tachment. Price reasonable. Mill_street. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT prices. Telo- at- 33 ' Call LADIES' Coats In ail the newest material and styles. Easy weekly payments. Bos- ton Clothing Btore, 63 Church Bt. 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 variets of High school suita, Be well dressed, pay weekly, Boston Clothing Store, 63 Church Et. Good Things to Fat 62 Ap.rmmm;e and Tenement 69 CHERRY ST., 49— room tenement, third floor. 53 Cherry §t. 5 rooms, first floor. Phone 1635-13. _REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ! : Auctioneers L] GED. A. OLARK, Auctioneer, MERIDEN, CONN, P, O, BOX 333, Meriden, Cona. Phone 1943, "~ Bullding Lots For Sale 3 HUTLDING LOTE on easy payments In all parts of the city at prices much lower (han will be asked next year. The W, L. Hatch Co., City Hall building. LT 415 and_monthly payments will buy any of my lots At Barnesdals, C, L. Barnes WINTHROP BT, 85— Bullding lot 166 feet deep, 66 foot frontage with building. Ape ply Otto Leupold, 361 Arch Bt city. excellent bullding lots, good ecentral Ineations, price reasonable. Cunningham & Bkinner, real estate and Insurance., Nerl 30 frult_{rees, 14 acres, new bulldings, lots of fruit and berries. Dairy farm, 135 acres, One of the best In Connecticut. Income batter than 13,000 a year. For price and terms see The Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main t. Phone 873-4 34 ACRE farm, 10 room house, _electric lights, running water, bath room. 10 acres of potatoes planted, number of fruit trees, brook, ice pond, on trolley line. Close to Bristol. Price $7,000. $1,500 cash, balance on time, R. Hayden, 9 Middle 8t, __Bristol. 10 ACR gton, nearly all tillage and pasture. 7 room house, 14 cows, 4 heifors, 2 horses, lots of chickens, ¢llo and all farm tools. Price is $13,008, $5,000 cash. Star Real Fstate & Ins, Cos Agents, 163 Main St. Phone 60§-3. 200 ACRES in Bomers, Conn., equally die vided in tillage, pasture, wood, etc. Nine room house, good barn and sheds, 36 head of cattle, 2 horses, all tosls, etc. Price and terms right for quick sate. Owner must sell. Will show by appoints ment. Cohen, 288 Main 8t., Springfield, Mass. Tel. Walnut. 1512 or Walnut 1302-R 240 ACRE farm, situated most beautifully | on tour corner’s; plenty of tillable, wood, timber, and pasture land. Large orchard, excellent water facilities, 2 houses, 13 and 6 rooms; barns, chicken houses, sheds, cows, horse, 100 chickens, tools. To ‘bet! an estate, price $4,000. Cash 31,500, Farmers Realty, 721 Main St., Hartford. 319 ACRES, 100 tiliabls, balanc Zasmre and wood, $1500 worth tis stuff. Colohial house of ten rooms, large barn. sllo, ete., $4,000. Robt. B. White, 359 Main 8t CHESTNUT 8T., 47 -6 room tenement, Aret floor, In 2 tenement house. All modern {m- provements. Apply Mres. Carlson, 64 Chest- nut_street. EAST ST, 301—Four room tenement with all modern improvements. Apply on premises. TEAS—Chase & Sanborn's Orangs Pekoe, 40c per Ib. Good values. Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtle St. Household Articles 63 ANTIQUE FURNITURE--Blg variety at re- duced prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch 8t, A. J. Grafe, Mgr. ot CRIBS—Two cribs and ice-box. third floor, 505 Main street. FURNITURE for six rooms in good condl- tion. Owner leaving ftown. Inquire 204 Washington St., second floor. SCREENS for your porcn or doors. Win- dow screens. City Hardware Co. 49 Bast Main St. Phona 2650. Inquire Business Opportunities 46 GONTROLLING INTEREST in an electrical business located in Plainville. Address Hart and Maynard, 85 West Main street, Plainville. Repairing and Piano Tuning 32 CL,OCKS, watches, bicycles, baby carriages, musical instruments, guns, revolvers, locks, repaired. N. B. General Repair Shop, 75 Elm St. BEDDING—Have your _mattresses, box springe, cushions, pillows, etc., re-made GARAGE and repair shop. 2 {ront gas sta- Supreme location. Rent low. Wil Phone 1641-4, Ken- tions. consider a partner. sington. POOL, ROOM and equipment, consisting of four tables, cigar case and fixtures. ply Box 43AJ, Herald. Ap- equal to new and returned same day. We also do relining of baby carriages and couch hammocks. Upholstering. Hard- ware City Bedding Co., 60 Tremont St. Tel. 2314-4. HIGH- Investments, Bonds M. J. TAYLOR & COMPANY, INC. GRADE INVESTMENT SECURITIES LOCAL OFFICE, 87 W. MAIN. TEL. 510 47 NERAL MACHINE WORK, welding and brazing; grinding all kinds of edged tools. Our ehop is admirably equipped to handle any kind of machine work. Schoell's Ma- chine Shop, 123 Cherry St. Tel. 2051-2. PTANOG TUNING, repairing and player work. W, J. Littlehales, 99 Prospect St. Phone 1433-4. PTANO TUNING, cleanin all its branches. C. A. Humphrey, G z and repairing in 97 7% INTEREST— pald in advance, will MAKE YOU INDE- PENDENT. That i3 what our first mort- gages pay, together with w 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 BANK BLDG. PHONE 1801 So. Burritt Bt. Tel. 2647, Money Loaned 48 VACUUM CLEANERS rented, §1 & day, (Franz Premier Electric). Al make of cleaners repaired and overhauled. Prompt service. Phone 1995. L. E. Andrews. VACUTM CLEANBRS (Eureka) and all at- tachments, $20. Perfect order. Easy te L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch St. Machinery, Flec., and Tools 64 EAST BT., 450—Five room tenement with improvements. Apply within. HAMILTON 8T., 50—Five ment. Ready by July 1. HARRISON BT., 101 with all modorn phone 2536, HARVARD ST, with all modern ply on premises. LINCOLN ST., 34~ Very desirable apart- ment on second floor in two family house. New screens end shades. Ready to occu- Dpy. Tel. 1793 evenings. MAIN BT., corner Eim, 4—6—7 room apart- ments; 52 Whiting St. 4 room tene- ments; North St., 4—5 and 6 room tene- ments. Call meal time. Tel. 2425, ROCKWELL, AVE., 124—Tenement of three rooms, all improvements. Apply on premises. STANLEY &T.. rooms for small quire on premises. room _apart- R. E. Towers, Six room apartment conveniences. Tele- 39—Four room improvements, tenement $17. Ap- 249—Tenement of family. Garden. three In- MYERS HAYFORKS and Unabillo silos. Or- der now for use this year. Fred L. Peck, Kensington. Phona. STANLEY ST., 528—4 room tenement, all accommodations, with 6 months' steam furnished. Vacant by June 15. Merchandise at the Stores 65 BABY CARRIAGES-—'Reed” make. All kinds of strollers, $13.50 up. B. Berson, 503 Main St. BAGS—_Boston bags, travelling cases at remarkable eavings. Navy store, 56 Church St. CLOTHING—Come oae, come all, to the Boston Clothing store for your _spring clothes. Pay weekiy. 63 Church St. HARDWARE, paints, screen doors _and lawn mowers. Ericson & Johnson, 30 and 34 Dwight street, ; HOUSEHOLD GOODS—8ave from 25 to 50% by trading here. Goods guaranteed. R. Berson, 503 Main St and suit Army & TAWK MOWERS earpenca and repaired. Our five years experience will prove to you that we can guarantee a satisfactory job, on sharpening your lawn mowers, Whether old or new. Also horse and motor drawn mowers. Our tool equipment and welding dept. can repair your broken parts. A fair trial wil convince you. Call or write Fritz & Berndt, rear 31 Green- wood St. Phone 153-12, LAWN MOWERS sharpened, honed, edged, GET A BENEFICIAL LOAN— WE LEND MONEY on Home Furniture, without removal, alec on _Guaranteed Notes. LOANS UP TO $300. Repayable in monthly instaiments. LAWFUL CHARGES. Write, Call or Phone us—1—9—4—2. TUGGAGE—Wardrobe trunks, dress trunks, in all sizes and styies, from 35.0 up, Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. PENCILS—Your name engraved in gold on lead pencils, 3 for 36c or 6 for 60c; neat- ly packed. BE. W. Beanett, Advertising Novelties. 169 Main S(. Phone 2623. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY, Rooms . 104-5. §7 W. Maln St. oiled and set by experts, $1.25. Called for and delivered. Our improved facilities mean longer life to mowers. Schoell's Machine Shop, 123 Cherry St. Tel. 2051-2. LIVE STOCK Dogs, Cats, Pets 51 MIRRORS resilvered in three days. Chalr caning also. Prompt deliveries and guar- anteed workmanship. Edw. Gorfain, 168 BOSTON TERRIER PUPS, thoroughbred, Tnquire 93 Whiting street, Arch St. Phone 869-2. EMPLOYMENT AUTO FENDERS and bodies, doors and radiators, when broken or bent, need the attention of skilled mechanics. When in trouble, let us restore the orginal shape of your car. ‘“Service is Our Aim.” O Becker, Corbin Place. Phoue §53. AUTO PAINTING— is_our specialty ANTONIO BUFFA & CO. PROPS. 234 ARCH ST, PHONE 1162, AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and truck bodies made to order. High class work, satis- fection guaranteed and price reasonable, 1. Ravizza, 332 Park St. Phone 576-13. | ADTO TOPS—We make all kinds of tops, jde curtains and slip covers. Wa do all kinds of auto body repairing. We have had 20 years experienco in this busi- ness. Let us estimate on your auto body work. J. W. Walsh Auto Top and Up- holstering Co., 207 Elm Bt., near Bey- mour. __Phone 2649, INSURANCE—A life policy, taken at the age of twenty-three, secures to a family fifty times the amount of its annual pre- mitm. The protection begins the mo- ment the fifst premium is paid. If you put your money in a savings bank, it may * take many years to accumulate a com- paratively small sum. Ineure your life, and if you should die tomorrow your family will have more of an estate than you could save during a long series of year. Parker & Deming, Agents. Equit- able Life Assur., Soc., 193 Main Street, Ne: itain. NEW ENGLAND Mutual Co., 87 Milk St., Boston, P. Crona, Agent, 173 Maln street, Britain, Conn. Life Insurance Massachusetts, New Lawyers—Patent Attorneys 25 Help—Agents Wanted 40 §36 weekly selling hosiery, guaranteed wear four months or replaced free. Salary or 30% commission. Free samples to work- ers. Manager, Dept. H-28, Darby, Pa. E;lF)l;n “Tnnw—d Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 BABY CHICKS—Pure bred, day old chicks. White Leghorns, 19c each; Rhode TIsland Reds and Barred Plvmouth Rocks, 22¢ each; White Wyandottes, 26c each; Jer- sey Black Grants, 60c each. For week old chicks add § cents to prica quoted above. All our chicks are strong, healthy and vigorous. For certain delivery, place your order In advance. Rackliffe Bros., Co., Park & Bigelow 8ts. Tel. 1074. BARBERS, Good wages. Apply 417 twn; experienced. Main St. POULTRY WIRE —Str: 1g and_durable, any width, 30% discount. City Hardware Co., 49 Epst Main St. Phone 2650. Horses, Vehicles 53 BRICKLAYERS, $)3 PER DAY. T. J. PARDY C€O. POLISH ORPHANAGE JOB, NORTH BURRITT STREET. HORSE STAKE WAGON, single or double. rking and driving horse. ington avenue. Gond v Inquire 327 F; Gulf Refining Co., Stanley street. H. G. MANNING, Waterbury, ex-patent ex- aminer. New Britaln, Wedneedays 6 p. m. Walk-Over store by appointment. AUTO TOPS, side curtains, seat covers, etc., made or repairad, at The Hart St. Top Shop, 58 Hart St. rear. Phone 164-14. AXELS BTRAIGHTENED and wheels re- paired. Auto springs a specialty. John C. Baker, 224 Arch Bt. Phone 506. BATTERIES —We re-charge any make, size or type. Price 75c. Simmons Storage Battery Co., 167 Arch Bt. Phone 2245. | BATTERIES-- Have you experfenced battery Bee us for satisfactory service. HARTFORD BATTERY & SERVICK CITY BERVICE STATION EDW. ZACK. BATTERY DEPT. BLACKSMITH shop, at rear 243 Elm St. Wagon and truck bodies built, at rea- sonable price. trouble. NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block, Est. 1866, by Jas. Shepard. LOUIS M. BSCHMIDT, 259 MAIN ST. Telephone New Britain and Hartford. Moving, Trucking, BUS PARTIES—WIill take parties any place. Moving, trucking and express also. Frank McMahon, 123 Cherry St. Phone 2653-3 CARPENTER FOREMEN, _ capable of “MERCHANDISE handling general Wm. H. Allen _Co., Hungerford C LABORERS—Apply at Towers' Stanley street. TABORERS for general quarry work. Good pay, steady employment. Chance for ad- vancement, free lodging. Apply ready for work. Conn. Quarries Co., Plainyille Road work. Brick Co., BABY CARRIAG SPRAYERS and Articles For Sale 55 Lioyd, in good condi- used one year. Wil aall half cost. Apply to Oliver 8t., Plalnville, Conn full line of the beat Get our catalogue Church St tion. Has been for less than Peace, 60 Maple a spraying materials. 8. P. Strop MAN to sell guarantesd shrubs, roses s, plants. Weekly pay. Permanent. Bxperi- ence unnecessary. Write now. Barry Nursery Co., Rochester, N. Y LICENSED auto truck for shore partie Sundays and week days. Call 876. Ja F. Farrell. Local and long distance moving. FURNITURE MOVING AND STORING—AIl work promptly done, Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mer. GARBON burned out while you wail. Have it removed, so that your car will not overheat on your next trip. Auto Re- pair Co., 538 Bast Main St. Phone 2016-3. 925 is the phone to get in touch with a Herald classified ad operator. GAS, DIL AND TIRE service, from 6 a. m. to 1 a. m. New Britain Tire Retreading & Vulcanizing Co., Hfd. Ave. Cor. E. Main. | H & B. MFG. CO.—Parts_ replaced and cylinders ground. 451 West Main 8t Phone 1123-2, FORD AND OVERLAND repairing our specialty. Generators, starters and lgni- tion systems overhauled. Overland Repair Co., 12 W. Pearl St. | NEW FORD TOPS fitted to your old bows, $5.00 to $15.00 at The Hart Street Top Shop, 53 Hart 8t., rear. Phone 164-14. PAINTING —First-class automobile painting at right prices. L. M. Fanion, rear 77 Arch St TARSOYS GARAGE & TOOL CO.-Cylin- ders ground. Oversized wrist pins made, General overhauling and repair work. 650 West Main 8t. Phone §90-2. FADIATORS REPAIRED -WI'l call for and deliver mme. Hultquist Bros, 107 Arch St. Phone 1326-3, RADIATORS—No matter_what condition it is In, bring it here. We can repair fit.! New cores installed. All work guaranteed. Prices ara reasonable. New England Rad- iator Works, 17 E. Main St. Phone §60. EOAD BERVICE free, that meuns free service, 8-K Tire & Vulcanizing Co., near post_offlce. FTMONIZ 1n many cases ie known to be superior to palni. Rtestores the lustre and preserves the finish In any weather. We have made a study of keeping automo- bilos looking new and have hit ufggv a plan that will lateresl you—a plan that Costs you but litsd. Remiember, weo make no labor charge for changing the oil in your crank case, or MIing the transmis- ®lon and Alffersntial. Day and night stor- age. Clark'’s Auto Laundry, rear 103 W. Main St. 336 Main Bt. Phone 69 Herald classified ads are drops of oll Qu the wheels of success. MAN by the menth, on dalry farm. L. S. Dean, Kensington. GRAN 56 S, about thirty tons for bottoms or driveways. Nothing better. $5.00 talk the lot as they are in our way. Meehan's Monumental Works, Cor. T'nion_and Clark Sts. Building Materials TE CHI concreting cellar MEN, 3 good men to work on goM course. Highest wages for exceptional men. Val- entine Flood, Shuttle Meadow club. ORDERLY at New Britain General pital. Apply In person. PLASTERERS-—-Sterling Laboratorie Haven, Conn. Overtime job. Must union me YOUNG MAN, capable of taking responsi- bty for a pesition with chance for ad-, hoe- vancement. Unlon Laundry Co. Business and Office Fquipment 57 BARGAINS in typewriters. Royals, Under- woods, full guarantee. Also repairing all makes at lowest rates. All work guaran- teed, Address J. Truscio, 182 Washing- Waste is a fled ads were used there for thousands | _ of years calculated to save waste, The Herald classifieds are PORTABLE STEEL GARAGES, beach cot- tages, gas stations and buildings for every purpose. A. A. Mille, 80 West Main St. Phone 381. SCREENS and screen door. Screens, 18x33, 40c; 24x33, 50c; 28x37, 65c; Ecreen doors, $2.25 up. Edward Gorfain, 163 Arch St. Phone 869-2, SPRINKIING CANS—"The National Can," of 6 to 12 qt. capacity, made of the best galvanized iron. Guaranteed, from 35c to 75c. City Hardwara Co., 49 E. Main St. hone 2650, v fson & street. STOVES— Brand new stock of the host, 25 vear guarantee. Premler and Standard stoves marked down from $125 to $75.00 B. Rerson, 503 Main St. TOYS, games. The only year 'round toy ana doll ghop in the city. Arch St. Novelty Shop, 359 Arch St. he Florence automatic oil stove. Johnson, 30 and 34 Dwight Musical Instruments 66 COLUMBIA TABLE MODEIL phonograph, with mahogany etand. Always had good cars and plays very well. Will take §2 if terms are wanted. Write to Box 46WH, Tlerald Office, COLUMBIA —Table model with cover. Ma- hogany and in excellent playing condi- tion. Prica with records, $30. One dollar weekly takes Widener's Main_ St. EDISON PHONOGRAPHBS — New prices, $167.50 phonograph reduced to $145. Rsc- ords of $1.35 value now $1.00. Value $1.85 reduced to $1.50. Value § reduced to $2.00. T. H. Cogswell, 4 Chestnut street. _Phone 761 PHONOGRAPH-—Vacation musle, We have the best portable phonograph made. Se- lect one now. The price ls right, terms are_ensy. Wideners, 138 Main 8t PTANO_Upright, second-hand. der. Any fair offer. Fasy payments F. Andrews, 401 Arch street PIA square, Will exchange for sec ond-hand furniture. D. M. Benjamin, 115 B 8 o ‘n perfect condl rds, $85. First payment of Ralance on easy terms. tion, with rec $1.00 takes phonograph portal brin Agency, P, 0 nesdia $1 prepaid Aemonstrator. Everplay ox 205, Bristal. Conn in The Herald bring results. WEST MAIN 8T, 441—5 room with all latest improvements. M. Cohen. Phone 2425 or 84 Tenement Apply A Houses For Sfla——;a BELVIDERE, 6 room bungalow, now va- cam?, extra lot and 2 car garage. Osk trim throughout. Steam hested, fire- place. Will gell at $2,000 leas than costy Owner left city. Phone 728, Home Banke ing & Realty Co. 86 West Main 8t EAST ST.—SIx room cottage having ail im- provements. Can be bought reasonably. Ine quire at the Star Real Estate & Insure ance Co., 163 Main St. FEAST END—Two family, 11 rooms, extré lot. Priee $7,400. Good terms. Trinity 8t three family, 5 years old. Owner leaving town and will sell very reasonable., A. Danlelson Co., 131 Main St. Tel. 873-4. FRANCIS BT.—Ona of the best seven room cottages at a sacrifice. Lot 60x200 ft. with several fruit trees. All improvements. Ane drews & Co., 1557 Stanley St. Tel. $61-4. FART ST.—6 room cottage, In _good ocon- dition. Price $6,200. Phone 728, Home Banking & Realty Co., 86 West Main St. NEW § room bungalow with fireplace, hot water heat and garage. Price $6,000. Cash required, $2,000. Phone 728, Homas Banking & Realty Co.. 86 West Main 8t. ON STATE ROAD—3 family house, carner lot, 85x150 ft. Fine place for store or automobile service station. Price $3,000. Easy terms. H. J. Foiren, 140 Main St. Phone 1790. Shore Places For Sale 84 MYRTLE BEACH, Milford, Conn. I have for sale, desirable cottages, 4 to 14 rooms, from $1,800 to $12,000. Terms to suit. George P. White, 133 East Bdwy., Myr- tle Beach, Conn. WEST MAIN ST., 1010—Five room tenement with all improvements. New paper and paint. Garden. Phone 599-2. WILCOX ST., 133—Flive room with all modern improvements. phone 1415-14 WINTHROP ST.. 99—5 room apartment, all modern improvements. Pleasant location Two minutes' walk from Park. I. Adelman CENTRAULY LOCATED apartments, 4, 5 or 6 room, as desired: all modern fim- provements. Very reasonable. 208 E. Main St. Tel. 943-2, FOUR ROOMS on provements, Connerton St., tenement Tele- top to adults first fioor, with only. Apply floor. im- 36 Houses For Rent 3 BELVIDERE,”200 ft. from Staniey St. One 5 room; also one 6 room bungalow, with all improvements, built-in bookcases and fireplace. Phone 2066-2. Suburban For Rent 74 KENSINGTON—8 room house, partly fur- nished. Gas, electric light, garage. Tele- phone 92-4, evening: Vacation Places For Rent uburban For Sale 85 PLAINVILLE, Mountain View. 6 room cot- tage near the pond and trolley line. 8mall deposit and easy terms. Nels Pearson, ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS Rooms For Rent 89 ARCH ST., 505—Nicely furnished room with all conveniences. Telephone 86-4, GHURCH ST., 40—Large furnished rooms for one or two gentlemen. Prices reason-. able, Mre. Collins. Phona 718, CHURCH ST., 28—Large front room to let. Electric lights and bath, $4. Also side- oom, $3. Mrs. Gustafson, top floor, URT ST., 33—2 furnished rooms for. light housekeeping. 1 large room. bath adjoining. Mrs. Chapman. EAST MAIN ST., 208—Large pleasant furs nished rooms for one or two persons. All outside roome, all improvements. Central, near Main St. Very low prices. If you Want o room you should ses phese rooms and get our prices. Tel. 943 ELM ST, 5i—Large room with two win- dows and electric lights for one or twe gentlemen. Phone 429-14. INDIAN NEGK—7 room coitage to rent for season. Nrs. L. C. Baker, 125 Bright- Phone 1966- GROVE HILL, 83—Nicery furnished Toom. Electric light, running water. Tele- phone 2604, INDIAN NECK cottages. Rooms for light housekeeping. Tent on Advent camp for sale. L. A. Francis, 139 W. Main street, Plainville, Conn INDIAN NECK 4 room cottage to rent. Apply J. J. McCarthy, 20 Belden St., New Britain. Phone 2663-3. INDIAN NECK— Week-end the week at the ‘Linger Longer" tage. See Jne Ryan, 21 Walnut 8t. TSLAND VIEW, North Haven, Maine, offers rest and recreation in attractive sur- roundings. H. Beveridge, 53 Glen street. Telephone 2088-2 or by cot- parties MYRTLE BEACH cottage, Inquira of G. Kraemer, 250 Maple St. Phone 1044-4, MYRTLE BEACH, Miltord, Conn, Fur- nishad cottages, $25 to $60 per week. $150 o $600 for season. $100 to $£300 per month. Malke reservations early. Geo. P. White, 133 East Bdwy., Myrtle Beach, Ct. SOUND VIEW to rent by or season 204 Park Phone 108 TATGODA ay. week Inquire streot or -3 COTTAGE, will and reser Colony Momauguin open July 1st. Rooms large, light airy. Excellant bat beach. For vations Telephone Liberty 538 or 6090, New Haven or write Mre WOADMONT—Rest section, 150 water; owner will rent, to people, attractively appointed six cottage. Three months $600. Call address G. W. Keller, Central Woodmont, Conn ft. trom room on or Ave. To Rent in western se ALAT, Herald Wanted- KL Yo%l toneRAmE Rox tion of FIVE TFour roome TMOrove adulte. Within 10 m Aduits, Herala TENEMENT of ith by two nutes Agents—Real fstate chaeter | desirahle | DAKE ST., corner of High. ed room, suitable for Nicely fur- one er twe MAPLE ST, convent Furnished rooms, with @1 Inquire Mrs. Hughes. y TWO front unfurnished nected with any family. Telephone 1814. TW room & complete for housekeep- ing. Also other room. Modern improve- ments. Central. Apply Seeley, 61 Main 8¢ e d 90 GRAND ST., 456—2 large furnished rooms with first-class table board, if desired. Prices very reasonable. Mrs. Ryder. Telephone 1537-5. GRAND ST. 78— Furniehed_room to rent, with board if desired. Privileges. For young married couple. WASHINGTON ST, 24—Furnished rooms | with or without board for gentlemen. - “Rooms For Housckeeplng 81 | EAST MAIN ST, 208—Furnisned rooms for | housekeening. Kitchen, pantry, dinls | room and chamber. Everything furnish | complete. Set tubs, large gas ran large bathroom. Private entrance. mader rovements. Very low price. Tel. 3 | ATLL.S1DR ACE—Light | apartment of two rooms. | a Phone 1249-14. |SOTTH HIGH ST, 28—Two nicely fure | nished rooms for light housekeeping. In- p AMrs. Dillon | WINTHROP ST. 642 furnished rooms fap light housekeeping, slectric lights, set tub; gas: also room for one or two gems tlemen. Bath adjoining, second floor. Toom light housekeeping, furnished with every convem: of telephone. Phone 1473-12, e rooms, not come For particulars, Rooms and Board Rousekeeping All accommo- for complataly VRBACH BOOTH'S BLOCK PHONE 1190 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS TUAT ISP TUATS MISTER KEEN WAITIN' T SEE A Métter of Local Color JAOM, WHEN PEOPLE ARE ASWANED THEV ALWAYS GET RED IN LL T FACE, DONT \WHY, T BELIEVE THEY Do, TUEN T \WONDER. WHY MISTER KEEN ONLY GETS ASHAMED IN WS NosE? ) /5% e BY BLOSSER \Where To Dine LUNCH-—They all_like to eat here's a reason, too. The most pops testaurant in town. In the Beloin hotel, Opp, the Station. EAT AT JACK S—Up-to-date food at ress conable prices. Home-made ple. 108 Chestnut J. C. Mehl, Prop. Wanted—Board Or Lodging 93 | AN N desires room and meals with Amesican family; must be reasonable; give full particulars in first letter. Ade | dress lock Box 430, city. FOUNG wishes room and board. Re- epect family. State terms. Address Box Herald | LEGAL NOTICES CITY ADVERTISEMENT. | SEALED BIDS will be received at the office of the Board of Publi¢ Works, City Hall, Room 206, until 6.20 o'clock p. m. (Standard Time), Monday, June 19th, 1922, for the con- |struction of a concrete pavement on |Park street between Main street and the railroad crossing. Proposal blanks may be obtained }un-l specifications may be secured at {the above office The city reserves the right to reject |any and all bids, or to accept any bid. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, GEO. H. JOHNSON, Secretary. A Herald classified ad inspires ae= man ‘nm.y financialiy.