New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 1, 1922, Page 23

AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks for Sale PAIGE touring car, good condition, battery. Price low for cash, Call nings, 37 Austin B ROAMER, 7 pa ish leather, #CRIPPS-BOOTH, 1019, 6 pa condition. Price reasonable, after 6 p, m. Tel. 647-13, SEDANS. Hudson, Model J, 7 passenger, Wentcott, 1921, Dodges refinished, Low pric AARON G. COHEN, ING. Car Brokers, 867 New Britaln Ave, Eimwood Trolley line. STUDEBAKER, LATE 1021, apecial 8l dan. Bmall mileage, 6 tires, all extras, Upholstery, paint and engine are llke new. Honeyman Auto Sales Co, Hudson and Essex distributors, 139 Arch Bt. Tel. 2109-3. Open_evening TRUCK—1s ton, just overhauled, new paint, mechanically perfect, Price low, F, L. Pack, Kensington, Tel. 674-32. 4 BTUDPBAKER six cylinaer touring cars, Clark's Automobile Laundry, 236 Main Bt. REAL BARGAINS IN USED CARS— 1921 Btudebaker sedan. 1920 Btudebaker touring, 1920 Hudson touring, 1918 Hudson sedan. 1919 Oakland sedan. 1920 Essex touring. 1920 Ford coupe, 1016 Maxwell touring. 1916 Overland touring $100. Mercer 4 pass. sport model. Many Others THE HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. 130 Arch St Phone 2109, Open Sundays and_Evenings. ———— e T ——— USED CAR BROKERAGE— Aaron G. Cohen, Ing 1918 Overland roadster 1918 Maxwell touring 1020 Hupmoblle .. 1920 Dodge touring At 867 New Britain Av ' Auto Parts and Accessories 1 AUTO PARTS—You Wil find thmt part of your auto at Cutler's, 22 Oak BSt. Phone B15-14. We also buy used cars. BATTERIES AND TIRES—Sce O'Nell for bargains in tires and batteries, 39 Wash- ington_St. Phone 800. Distributor for Prest-O-Lite Batterles and gas tanks. BATIERIES—Bee Farreil about your Dbat- tery, now or old. J. M. Farrell, 110 Franklin_Square. Phone 1218, Fi8K & FIRESTONE tiros. The usera of belleve In playing safe, SBervice End Vulcanizing Works, 399 Main St., C. P. McCarthy, Prop. Phone 1091-3. BATTERIES—Exide Batterfes and service, xchange your old battery for & new ‘Exide. Liberal allowanc A. G. Hewker. BEARINGS for all makes of cars. Main bearings, _connecting roZ Dearings. #prings and axies at Cutler's, 22 Oak St. Phone 516-14. TTRES—Hood tires of today are the best tires that were ever bullt. They are not special tires made to meet the demand for low prices but are full size, full welght, full number of plies and will give greater mileage than ever. Hood tires for many years the leader in quality. It custs no more to buy a Hood tire. Don't for- get we also do the best retreading. Wal- ter Tira Shop, 534 W. Main St. Author- 15 FEDERAL tires & Michelin tubes. fzed sales agency. Judd & Dunlop, Franklin Square. Phone 1228. HEWITT, Kelly-Springfeld and Goodyear tires at lowest prices. S-K Tire Vul- canizing Co., near P. O. PUNNBYLVANIA Vacuum Cup tires at new low prices with free tube. This Is the really non-skid tire. T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut street. WILLARD—Bure, we sell a low price bat- tery, 6 volt, 11 plate, $16.70. Blmmons Storag? Bat. Co., 167 Arch St. Tel. 2245, Automobiles Wanted 12 WANTED—Ford cars. 1 will pay cash for your Ford car. Ford cars for sale on easy tor James F. Decker, Jr., Room 108, Professional bullding, New Britain. Telephone 2765. 3) A UBED ton trucks wanted, part cash, bal- ance weekly or monthly payments. State make, condition, and best terms. Box 82, Plainville. USED SEDAN wanted. Telephone 6565-12. " Autos—Taxl Service 13 CITY TAXI SBERVICE—Best equipped long trip carg In the city. Careful drivers. Call 2379. Midnight Phone 615-3. PACKARD SERVICE—Best car in the city for long trip Call Joe Farr, 1847, 152 LaBalle nrezi. B TAXI—Phone 2700 will bring quick, effi- clent taxi _l_srvlc- kq your door. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1922, And Heating Classification 28. The Advertisers Under That Head- ing Are Not Only Competent Plumbers. They Can Relieve You of Any Roof or Rain Pipe Troubles That Might Occur. Read the Want Ads For the Best In Service. 24 FINANCIAL Money Toaned T Al AXBELS STRAIGHTENED and wheels re- patred, Auto aprings a specialty, John C. Baker, 224 Arch St. Phone 506, BATTERIES—Have your experienced bdat- tory trouble, Seo us for satisfactory serv- ice, Hartford Battery & Bervie Olty Bervice Btation, Edw. Zack, Battery Dept. CGARBON burnod out ‘while,you walt, Have it removed, Ao that your car will not over- heat on your next trip. Auto Repalr Co., 538 East Main 8t, Phone 2016-3. CHARLANDS AUTO BERVICH STATION— ‘Storage Repairs Supplies Cars washed by day or night. E. J. CHARLAND, PROP. New Headquarters at 432 MAIN STREET. ‘When In trouble just phone 1644, CHEVROLET BERVICE BTATION—Georgo H. Reama, formerly sales manager for Harry Starkle Auto Co. and R. P. Sor- row, formerly works manager of the Cor- bin Screw Corp., have purchased the Chevrolet agency and service station from the Harry Starkie Auto Co. The best kind of servico will be given 'n all makes of cars, spoclalizing on Chevrolet cars, as tho authorized Ehe\'rulel service statlon. The parts and service department will be open dally from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Reama & Sorrow Auto Co., 287 Elm Bt. Tel. 1188. GENERAL overnauling. ¥ord and Overland work our specialty., Overland Repalr Co., Cor. Arch and West Pearl streets. NEW FORD TOPS fitted to your old bows, $8.00 to $15.00 at The Hart Street Top Shop, §8 Hart St.. rear. Phone 164-14. PAINTING—First-class_sutomobile painting at right prices. L. M. Fanion, rear 77 Arch St. STEVE'S & VINCELETTE GARAGE— Repalring and overhauling. Wé speclalize on Fords, Hudson and Essex cars. All service guaranteed. Carbon burned out at 50 cents a cylinder. Also welding, REAR 169 ARCH S8T. PHONE 1624-12 OR 8(8-13, TOPS, side curtains and slip-covers made to fit your car or repaired. Auto bodies of every description upholstered and re- paired. Twenty years' experience in this business. J. W Walsh Auto Top & Up- holstering Co., 207 Elm St, near Sey- mour St. Phone 2849. PARSONS' GARAGE & TOOL CO.—Oylin- ders ground, Oversized wrist pins made. General overhauling and rovalr work. 680 Weot Main 8t. Phone 890-2. RADIATOR REPAIRED, new cores In- stalled, dents and jams removed from auto bodies and fenders. Hultquist Bros., 107 Arch street. Phone 1326-3. RADIATORS REPAIRED, new cases, etc. made good as new. New England Radi- ator Works, 17 East Main St. Tel. 860, BUSINESS SERVICE Barbers, Hairdr: 18 FACTALS, shampooing, marcel waving and clay packs. Competency here that in- sures delightful results, Lucllle Beauty Shop, 269 Main St. Phone 635. HATRCUTTING—Motners, we bave two hobby-horse chaire to amuse kiddies while having their hair trimmed. Hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. 82 Church. Opp. Beloin, MAGNETIC Masseuse, both body and face, skillful Vaporic treatment for Rheuma- tism. Neuralgla Magnetic vibration of the apinal vertebras for tiredness and sleeplessness; treatments by visit or at her home. Mrs. Sadie Reeve, Res. 137 Fairview street. Telephone 2413. Building and Contract 19 BUTLDING contractors. We bulld in brick, wood or stone. Jobbing a speclalty. Paul P. Zink & Co., 24 Rocky Hill Ave, Tele- phone 2766, GARPENTER Jobbing, sningiing and beaver board work.” I can save you money on your work. M. C. Helsler. Tel. 1492-4, between 17 and 1 and after 6 p. m. MASON work, bricklaving and_plastering. Charles Beh, 691 West Main stieet. Tel- ephone 1186-2, Business Service Renaered 20 ELECTRIC WIRING for light, heat and power. All work guaranteed satisfactory. Yonan Electric Co. Phone 1828-3. MAIL ORDERS wantes on Mmms to be de- veloped and printed. Prompt service. Ad- dress J. L. Hall, Dickinson Drug. , Masseuse ACCIDENT, Life or Fire, Bco P, J, Mur- ray & Co, for Insurance service, Agents and Realtors, 325 Main St, Tel., 2031-3. LAWN MOWER service o and delivered. Schoell's, Machine BShop near Rudolp! garage, Tel. 2061.3, AUTOMOBILE INSBURANCE a specialty. Bervice unusual, Call on the phone, we do the rest. Dowitt A. Riley, 272 Main Bt, LAWN MOWERRS sharpened and repaired Ox-welding, Frits & Berndt, No, 31 Greenwood Bt. Tel. 163-12, INBURANCE—Three independent searches indicate that over 80% of the adult pop- ulation leave no estate at death, What estate would you leave If you should die tomorrow? Parker & Deming, Insurors. Phone 2026, NEW ENGLAND srutuny Lifo Insurance Co., 87 Milk Bt, Boston, Massachusetts, P. ‘Crons, Agent, 173 Main street, New Britain, Conn. MIRRORS renllvered o three diys, Ohair caning also. Prompt deliveries and gua anteed workmanship. Edw. Gorfaln, 1 Arch Bt. Phone 869-3. A Plano tuned, cleaned and regulated, sum. mer price, $6.00. C. A. Humpnroy, Phone 2647. 97 Bouth Burritt street, EMPLOYMENT Lawyers—Patent Attorneys 25 H., G, MANNING, Waterbury, ex-patent ex- aminer. New Britain, Thursdays, 6 p. m, ‘Walk-Over store by appointment, NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block, Est. 1866, by Jae. Bhepard. LOUIS M. BCHMIDT, 369 MAIN 8T, Telephone New Britaln and _Hartford, Moving, Tn‘lc;nn:, naggage 26 BUS PARTIES at any time. Special rates applying week days. Trucking of all kinds, N, P, Blanchette, 140 Cherry Bt. Telephone 764, TRUCKING & STORAGE— Expert moving, packing , crating and shipping, either by rall or truck. Best equipped in the city for local and long distance furalture moving. INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE, 167% MAIN. PHONE 2090 & 2002 A. P. MARSH, MGR. JOS. ARBOUR & SON— Furniture and plano moving. New Britain office, 56 Whiting_St. New York Recelving Station, R. P. E. Warchouse, 91 Walker t. We are installing a new system whereby the customer may know how much his or her job will cost before hand- ling. We personally will give esti- mates on local and long distance moving and hauling. Hauling. Call 2733 and man will call to estimate your job. Have your N. Y. frelght handled by us. Dally service. Over- night delivery. BUS PARTIE§—WIIl take parties any place, Moving, trucking and express also. Frank McMahon, 123 Cherry St. Phone 2653-3, MOVING—When you are ready to move and want your moving done right, just call John P. Farrell & Son, day or night. Bus partles taken care of at short notice, John P. Farrel & Son, 242 North St. Tel. 1726 or 589-14. Established 25 years. FURNITURE MOVING AND BTORING—AIl work promptly done. Furniture Exchange, 87 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Magr. Painting, Paper Hangln} 27 HOUSE PAINTING contracts taken, for la- bor and materials. Get our price on your next paint job. City Hardware Co, 49 E. Main St. Phone 2650. £ HOUSE PAINTING and inteslor decorating. Estimates cheerfully givem, A. Schacht, 74 Talcott St.ePhone 1787-3. MAX TRESKY — Painting, paper-hanging, decorating and kalsomining at lowest prices. 39 Harvard St. Phone 1322-4. PAINTER and paper r. House paint- er. J. Yohanan, 20 South High St. Tel- ephone 2636, Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 PLUMBING, tinning and general jobbing. Louls Nair, 60 Lafayette St. Phone 2754. Residence, 2618-132. WHEN your plumbing, roof, or raln pipes need repair any time of day or night, telephone 620. Pressing n;n 'i‘nflorm]g 29 CLOTHES called for and delivered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop. Phone 585-3, Elm, corner Main St. SIGNS of distinction glve character to your business or profession, For the city's best service In commercial slgn painting see the New Britain Sign Co., 34 Church St. Telephone 894. BUITS of unusual quallty, Imported and domestic woolens, for summer and fall wear, tallored to the wearer's satisfac- tion. B. Nelson, 58 West Main. Street. Telephone 601, — Garages To Let 14 GLEN BT.—Garage 8pace for three cars. Electric light and water. 124 Rockwell Ave. Phone 1321-13. Motorcycles and Bicycles 15 fNDIAN MOTOROYCLES--1017 rebullt and lke new, $150; 1917 rebullt machine at $100; 1919 In excellent condition, $160; Harley-Davidson 1920 sport model, $175. Harley-Davidson 1920 at $200. A 1919 In- dian with side car, $200, blg value Charles Hadfield, successor to Hadfleld- Swenson Co., 21 Myrtle St. Phone 1706. —_— LADL DR =, Motorcycles—Bicycles Wanted 16 pay BICYCLES, Second-hand, We will cash or trade for your second-hand bicycle. Monier Bros, 38-42 Main St . Service Station Repairing 17 AGETYLENE WELDING, carbon burning. Commercial Welding Co., 111 Cherry St. Telephone 256-3. AUTO PAINTING, wathing anc pnlishing. Lowest prices in town, considering work- manship, Let us give you an estimate. Joe Amezin, 353 Bo. Main 8t. ANNOUNCEMENT—Harold and Thomas H. Bennett, §. & F. Motor Sales Corp., former Hud- son and Essex dealers, have opened a Service Station for Hudson and Essex cars at 139 Arch street. Hudson and Es- sex will be the specialty, but high grade work on all cars is guaranteed. All work under tho personal supervision of the proprietors. McGauley & Bennett, Author- fzed Hudson and KEssex Service Statlon. 139 Arch St. Tel. 1199, Honeyman Block. AUTO FENDERS and bodies, doors and G. McGauley formerly of the radlatars, whan broken or bent, need thoy attention of skilled mechanics, When in trouble, let us restore the orginal shape of your car. “Service {s Our Aim.” O. Becker, Corbin Place. Phone 553. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and truck bodles made to order. High class work, satis- faction guaranteed and prico reasonable, 1. Ravizza, 382 Park St. Phone 576-13. ZTTO TOPS, s1de Curtains, seat covers, etcs ‘made or repaired, at The Hart St. Top Shop, 58 Hart St., rear. Phone 164-14. SMITH BROS. MACHINE CO.—General ma- chine work. Bpecial screws made to or- der. Phone 118 UPILOL.BTERING of antique .urniture. All kinds of repairing. The Furniture x- change, 87 Arch St. A. J. Grafe. Mgr. WINDOWS CLEANED in private houses, offices, and stores. General housework and cleaning from the cellar to the roof. Vacuum work Is our speclalty. Our rates are the lowes. in town. New Britain Win- dow Cleaning Co., 88 West Main St Phone §8S. Dressmaking and Millinery 22 DRESSMAKING wanted at home or out, by the day. Reasonable rates. Address Mrs. Geo. D. Wedge, Plainville, Conn. R. F. D. No. 1. Phone Bristol 333-13, DRESSMAKING CLASBES tute method, Tues ave. and Thurs. after- noons. Private lessons afternoon and eve. Miss Jane E. Gill. 369 Main. Phone 545-5. Printing, Jobbing, Stationery LETTERHEADS, envelopes, statements cards, circulars; excellent service, best quality at the lowest rates. Phone 559-5, lot us give you estimates. Quality Print Shop, Z. A. Finklestein, Prop., 338 Main. 30 YOUR-OWN-INDIVIDUALIZED - PERSON- AL-WRITING-PAPER. Distinctive-Fashlonably-Correct, 50 sheets and 50 envelopes of finest bond with name and address for §1.00. Furnished in white, pink and blue. Just pin a one dollar bill to this advertisement and mail with your instructions at our risk. KULPER PRINTING CO., 325 MAIN CO., ST. COR. COMMERCIAL. TEL. Help—>Men Wanted 41 BRICKLAYERS wanted. Apply The Tm- _mick Co., Vocational High school, CAR WASHER, experienced, 1y 193 Arch __street, M. Irving Jeste MACHINTST8—Jones & Lamson turret jathe operators, Gisholt, Libby and Potter & Johnson operators. Also_ toolmakers, Bteady work, §00d wages, Plant working overtime, International Motor Co,, Mack trucks, Plainfield, N. J. LOANS THAT BENEFIT THR BORROWER WE LEND MONEY on Home Furniture, without removal, also on Gua tend Notes. LOANS UP TO $306. Repayable In monthly instaiments. LAWFUL CHARGES. Write, Call or Phone us—1—9—4—3. BENEFICIAL LOAN BOCIETY, Rooms 104-6. 47 W, Main_Bt, MONEY to loan, 2nd and 3rd morigage, of will buy 2nd and 3rd mortgag _Cherry atreot, Phone 388-12, ADOPT “this plan of saving, deposit §10.00 & month for ten months and receive $5.40 for eack month, or $54.00 In addi- tion to the §100.00 paid {n. The 20 month contract holder receives $108.00 .and his $200.00 back and #o on. Then think how foollsh you were when you deposited $10.00 a month for 20 months at 4% in- terest, with interest compounded every six months, would amount to §7.29. Think it over, then let us explain. Gen- eral Home Investment Trust, Room 113, 87 West Main 8t. LIVE STOCK Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 BARBER with experience wanted, at Universal Barber 8hop, 213 Main St, the BOILERMAKERS— BLACKSI‘HTHB— FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS— MACHINE HANDS— EXPERIENCED FOR RAILROAD SHOPS IN NEW YORK STATE with rallroad the preference; hour; elght hours; $1.05 an hour for ‘overtime; a good mechanie can earn from $10 to $12 per day; hoard and lodging free for thirty days; men of good character with famiifes desired; permanent posi- tions to men who can qualify; we don’'t care whether you are on strike or not. There |5 no discrimination men qualified to fill the positions mentioned above, providing you are anxlous to secure a position and provide for those dependent upon you; the sooner you start to work ‘the higher you stand on senfority list. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR GOOD MEN Open from § a. m. to 9 p. m, ALSO SUNDAYS Apply or write MR, J. BECK, Room No. 6, 2d floor Strand Theater Building 1003 Main St. Hartford, Conn. All replies strictly confidential No protessional strikebreakers need apply. Men glven experience 70c per against OLD NEWBPAPER MATS—Lining chicken coops, §0c a hundred; for Herald Offce, 67 Church Bt. Horses, Vehicles 53 for ale at MERCHANDISE Merchandise at the Stores 65 STOVES—Bpecinl sale on Premior ranges from $86 to $65. All house furnishings at very low prices. Come and ses bargalns. B. Bermon, 503 Main 8t. TENTH 6x7 Boys' Beout tent, khakl, drill 7x7 wall tent, white single duck ¥i Touris ant, olive drab, drill 7x0 Wall tent, whit duck ... 8x10 Wall tent, duck 1010 Wall AN i 1 9%3x12 Wall tent, white, double fillea duck % .. 20,00 13x14 Wall tent, white, double filled duck .. 28.32 Rental prices on any of tl ove tents quoted on application, EDDY AWNING & DEC. CO, CITY HALL PLACE. ..§ 6.95 filled veeiies 800 waterproofed, . 16.50 double filled ceees 1484 double filled 16.95 7x9 white, tent, white, doubie ‘Ail ___ Wanwd—To Rent APARTMENT of 4 or B rooms, modern, good locallty, on or about Oct. 1, by fam- lly of thres, Address Box 11AJ, Heraid. {"OR 1 rooms, 2d floor, by man and wife, hy Oct. 1st. West end, near trolley, pre- ferred, AthM 2265, Wanted-—To Rent BY family of 4 adult ment in residential 8AJ, Herald, 1 § or 6 room tenes section. Address Box Agents—Real Estate REAL ESTATE, farms and _homes. Robt, B. White, REAL ESTATE—Anything to ren sell see Cohn about it at 16 Mal largest individual real ”\i_"ll}h REAL ESTATE—Piainviillu, I8 the piace 0 lve, it 1s the place to work. Burely it {8 the place to buy. Cunningham & Skinner, __Brokers & Realtors. Nerl block, Plainville, buy or n 8t, the estate owner (n REAL ESTATE—If it's Real Estate. Call Gorbach, Booth's block. Phone 1190, — . Auctioneers " GEU. A. CLARK, Auctioneer, MERIDEN, CONN. P."0. BOX ' $33. Moridon Gong: Phone 1943, mes. The onty year ‘round foy and op in the city. Arch Bt. Novelty 8hop, 359 Arch_Bt. TRUNKS, bags and sult cases, We specialize on wardrobe trunks in all sizes. Our location which is just a few staps from the high rent district enables us to quote you the lowest prices In the city on these Items, as well as all other wear Ing apparel. Army & Navy Store, b6 Church_street BAY MARE, weighs 1180 pounds, is per- fectly sound and a good delivery horse. 113 Church St. Phone 939, HORSE, good driving. Bold to first person. Apply Frank Dziob, Newington Junction. Musical lnsi;u;lenu 66 COLUMBIA, $160 model, slightly used ma- hogany cabinet. Can be bought for $100. Widener's, 138 Main 8t. WORKING HORSE for sale. Apply 194 Jerome Bt., city. MERCHANDISE Articles For fale REED go-cart, good condition. 726 East St. 55 Tnquire COLUMBIA—Table model, mahogany, and in excellent plaving condition. Price with records, $30. Ono dollar weekly takea it. ‘Widene 138 Main St. EDISON dlamond disc phonograph _ with mahogany cabinet, {n excellent playing condition. Price and terms right. Widen- er's, 138 Main St. MOTOR boat, 35 ft., 30 h. p. engine. A-1 condition. Owner leaving town. B. J. ‘Whitmore, 38 High St., Middletown. Tele- phone 1110, RADIO—Bulld your own set with parts from Widener's, or let us supply your et ready-made. Widener's, 133 Maln 8t. Business and Office Equipment 57 TYPEWRITERS for sale or for rent. Also repairing of all makes. Phona 564- Trusclo, 192 \_Vssl)!{l!(gn_flrafit. PIANO—Upright style, Stool and cover. Ma- hogany. $100. Terms. Mr. Andrews, 401 Arch street. VICTROLA with records, in perfert condl- tlon and fully guaranteed, $25. Easy terms. Widengr's, 138 Main St. Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67 DIAMONDS for ‘rndTmllun or weddlng: This ad is worth 15% off on our entire stock. Bring it with you. I. Resnick, Mfg. Jeweler, 340 Maln t. 59 PURINA COW CHOW-—There Is no cheap filler in the 24% protein ration, Purina Cow Chow. That {s why every pound of feed shows In the milk pail. N. B. Bird & Feed Co. Phone 1121-3, Fertilizers, Seeds, Plants 60 SPRAY MATERIALS and spray pumps. Bave your potatoes, cucumbers, cabbages and ail other plants by spraying now. We have the proper spraying materials and pumps. Rackliffe Bros., Park & Bigelow streets. Phone 1074 WATCHES—The e of time {s appre- clated by a boy or girl at college, if that time-plece comes from B. Georges, Trustworthy Jeweler, 166 Main St. Rm. 10 WATCHES, dilamonds and rings. Wedding rings of 14 and 18 karats. Special prices for July and August. Himberg & Horn, Arcade and 392 Main WATCHES, for the boy achool; a beautiful watch with able low price, at B. Georges, worthy Jeweler, 165 Main St., at High remark- Trust- Room 10. Wanted—Articles to Buy o8 BOY WANTED—Apply 5 and 10c store, Cor. Main and Myrtle Sts. References re- quired. THE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN HARTFORD RAILROAD COMPANY MEN WANTED & Permanent positions for competent whose work {& satisfactory as: men Machinists—66c to 76¢ per hour Bollermakers—67c to 75¢ per hour Blacksmithe—66c to 75c per hour Electrical Workers—65c to 75¢ per hour Car Inspectors & Repalrmen—63c per hour Helpers—Airst year, 45c per hour. The above rates are those agreed upon with Committee of Mechanical Depart- ment Assoclation. This is not a strike against the rallroad; it is a strike waged against a reduction in rates of pay ordered by the United States Rallroad Labor Board, effective July 1, 1922, Apply 8:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. to J. SUPERINTENDENT, N. Y., H. & H. R.R. CO., PASSENGER STA- TION, WATERBURY, CONN., OR C. A.j MITCHELL, SUPERINTENDENT, PAS- SENGER STATION, HARTFORD, CONN. N, Help—\Women Wanted COOKS, second malds and glrls for gen- eral housework. Apply Mrs. Hanson's Em- ployment _Agency, 160 High St. GIRL to help with housework, home nights. Apply 68 Garden GIRL or woman for general ho Apply at 651 Stanley street. = GIRL for light housework. Apply at store, 462 East 5(1‘.‘!!, 5 i GIRL to take care of children and help with the house work. Apply Box 11V, Herald, GIRL to operate press machine. Good po- sition for right party. Union Laundry, 266 Arch_street. to go Work. Professtional Services 31 GET your vacation clothes resdy. Matched box and side pleats in striped goods. Hemstitching and buttons. Ginsbury's Dress Pleating Shop, 19 Walnut street. Telephone 1338-3. Dyeing and Clmnlné 23 PUBLIC STENOGRAFHER, Anna R. Ve- trano, Room 403, 259 Main street. Tele- phone 2012. ¢ SURGICAL supports, made to your measure, also elastic supports and stockings. Mrs. Mack D. Hall, R. N., Reglstered corse- tlere, 72 Grand t. Phone 37-2. CLEANING and dyeing 18 our exclusive bus- {ness. Garments of all descriptions; draperies, portieres, curtainy, cleaned or dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed. New Brit- ain Dry Cleaning Corp. 96 W. Main St. Phone 1323-3. ART you falr to your Watch? An auto- mobile needs frequent attention. What about your watch—a mechanism infinitely more delicate? Honest Information given at B. Georges, Trustworthy Jeweler, 166 Main Room 10. ( CLEANING, dyeing an@ pressing. Pleating and hematitching, remodolling experts. Old garments given a new appearance in a short time and at small expense to you. New Empire Dry Cleaning Co. 149 Main St. Phone 626. FEEh) 6 CLOTHES called for and delivered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop. Phone 585-3. Elm, corner Main S Repairing and Piano Tuning 82 BEDDING—Have gyour mattresses, box springs, cushions, pillows, etc, re-made equal to new and returned same day. We also do relining of baby carrlages and couch hammocks, Upholstering. Hard- ware City Bedding Co., 60 Tremont 8t. Tel, 2314-4. § Insurance—All K;\d; 24 T, AND ALL OF INSUR- SERVICE AND SATISFACTION. LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST- MENTS. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, | THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. PHONE | 138. ACCIDE ANCE. S, watohes, blcycles, musical Instruments, guna, locks, repaired. N. B. General Shop, 76 Elm Bt. 3 MOW sharpened. Wilcox Repalr , 204 Hart St, Headquarters for first- | Class repair work., R. H. Wilcox, Prop. Phone 1187-13, baby carriages, revolvers, Repair Lenox Place or Phone 2651 OPERATOR refinad girls Singer sewing machines. E. C. 82 Chestnut S8t. r ALESWOMEN, experienced, for our cloak and sult departments, Bat. afternoons and evenings. Rothfeder's, 378 Main St. Carter and 8. VACTUM Footwear and Clothing 61 BOOTS, “'Ball band,” hip. Every pair posl- tively guaranteed, $3.98. All other makes $2.08. Army & Navy Store, 66 Church Bt. ESTABLISH vour credit at the Boston Clothing Store next door to the Herald Office. Keep well dressed. SHOES—Men's and boys'. Men's &hoes guar- anteed all solid leather constructlon. Boys' shoas, spe: line, also guaranteed golid leather con uction, Try them and prove it. Joe Mortelliti, 86 Church St. SHC for dress, work and play of proven durability, as low as $2.48. Nothing high- er than $4.08, Army & Navy Btore, 56 Church_street SLIPPERS —Moccasing, etc., in felf, leath- er. Duckskins for ladies or men at prices ranging from 68c to $2.50. Army & Navy Btore, 56 Church 8t. SWEATERS—-Just received, a large stock of pure wool sweaters in V-neck, coat, and other styles at prices much lower than prevailing _elsewhere, Army & Navy 8tore, 56 Church St. Good Things to Eat BARTLETT PEARS by the D. J. Smith. Phons 155- al 62 basket or box. FURNITURE in good condition wanted, Good prices paid, all household articles Call me before you sell. Phone 515-13. FURNITURE—WIIl pay talr prices for sec- ond-hand furniture or will exchange. D. _M. Benjamin, 115 Beaver St. Tel. 1320, FURNITURE—We will buy It at fair prices. The Furniture Exchange, 87 Arch 8t.. A. _J. Grafe, Mgr. JUNK-—We buy magazines, papers, rags, all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices. A Rodinsky, 81 Oak street. Tele- phone 1591. Save all Zeldes, Your 1ags and papers for aleo men's clothes. Highest paid. 161 Oak St. Phone 515-13. ABLE—Advise size, price and con- dition, Box 153, East Berlin, Conn. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT _ _A,AWL";“'"'S and Tenrenrlen!si 69 ARCH ST, 25 oms, —Tenement of five rooms, all modern Improvements. Telephone 2453, BRADLEY ST., 10—5 room fenement, with all modern Improvements. Inquire on premises or ' CAMP ST., 84—4 room apartment, iinprovements. Apply on premises. celebrated cof- 1b. Jones' CHASE & SANBORN'S most fee on the market, 40c per Quality Market, 10 Myrtle St. CEDAR ST, 6§—6 room tenement, first floor, will be vacated about October 1 All fmprovements, with garage. Tel. 1 Household Articles 03 ANTIQUE FURNITUR—Big variety at re- duced prices, The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch 8t. A. J. Grate, Mgr. COAL RANGFE, gas range, desk and other household articies, Inquire 322 Chestnut streat. CHERRY ST., 53— room tenement, 2d floor. Reasonable rent for person who will take care of rvrem)»!ers.‘VPhon?e 1635-13. CHERRY 8T, 62—§ room tenement with all improvements, Inquire on premises or Phone 2334, N ST., Inquire 178 Tremont St. Phone 1 DINING ROOM suite, brand new. Reason- able price. Call Brooks, 3 Hartford Ave., between 5 and 7 p. m. BLECTRIC vacuum cleanera rented, dollar a day, (Franz Premier) cleaners for sale and repaired. Telephone 1895, HAMILTON Beach vacuum cleanars for sale. Real cleaners. Anderson Electric Co., fain St. Up 1 flight. Tel. 519. THOLD FURNISHINGS must ba at any price. Refrigerator, window tains, blinds, books, lawn mower. Winthrop St sold cur- 99 MAIN 6T., Cor. Elm, 3, 4 or 7 room apar ments with all modern improvements. Steam heat and hot water all year, Jan- itor services. For particulars call M Cohn, 2425 or 684 or 1 NORTH <5 and 6 m apartments, all modern improvements. For particulars call M. Cohn, 2425 or 684. MATN ST., 357—Tenement of 7 improvements, Tel. 1059 ROBERT ST., §4—Five room tenement, modern improvements. Inquire floor. rooms, all all second 130—4 rooms, $12. 3 rooms, $10.: Bldg. ana Business Prop. 80 JUBILEE §T., 176—One five (enement Bk block and 2 family dwelling 218 Chaps man street. Brick block has 3 stores. E 'r)’!h::)l ']“ fl‘ s condition. Price esonable. Inquire at Star Real Ewtaf Tre_€n 107 Main Bt Phone 80bes wusuiy Lots For Sale Three buildiog ot front. Two mirdites’ from troll Box, 263, BUILDING Tot, § 1-2 acres of wood Tand at $50 an acre. C. L. Barnes, Barnesdals. BUILDING LOTS on easy payments In all parts of the city at prices much lower than will be asked next year, Tho W, L. _Hatch Co,, Cify Hall buldin E?BT‘ 8T.—Five acres of evel building lots at “Thorniley Mead™ gorner of East St. and Beymour Ave. erms easy. H. N. Lockwood, _or 793 East St. bt ¥ LOTS—The State Normial school, under cons struction adjoining Belvidero, will great- lly increase ‘the desirability and value of that section. We can offer & few cholce bullding lots at prices from only $550 te $850. The Bodwell Realty Co. LOT Iots” on Farmington Ave, i better. Cash will talk. 6 lots on Btaniey Terrace, cor Hilly St. The cream of that section. You will feel at home there, Bes ohn about it at 15 Main 8t. - tate and insurance. i 178 foot P. 0. L Farms For Sale BERLIN farms for sale. 24 acres, Right In the frult : running water, Newington, tools, liv Cashman 873-4, Bureau.” 27 _ACRES land, with standin Between Plainville and )\?ev‘vmrdl!r:vtol‘::: north of Conn. Trap Rock Co. R. Ln Hayden, 9 Middle St., Bristol, Conn. = MHouses For Sale - or 8 DERE—One of the nicest by lows, near new Normal school. 7 rgt’:gx‘ all improvements, fireplace, oak trim, large lot, near trolley. Small amount of cash required. Andrews & Co., 1657 _Btanley St. Phone 861-4, CHESTNUT ST.—3 family houss of 1§ rooms, between Stanley and Fairview g, everything modern; price right. Loule §, Jones, 294 Main St., Phone 2450 or 1760, EASTERN SECTION of city, 3 family house of 15 rooms; brings in 10% on $10,800; will sell for $4,500 to settle an estate, Watson & Jones, lieal Estate & Ins., 294 __Main street, Phone 2450 FAIRVIEW ST.—§ family, In good cons ditlon. Roberts St., 3 family, blgk lot wl?h some fruit trees, Francis St, one fame ily. D. Danfelson Co., 131 Main St. Tel. g00d land. belt. § room house, hot water heat. Farm in 168 acres, all kinds of farm e stock and growing crops. The Farm Agency, 131 Main St, Tel. “New Britain's Largest Farm B ST.—7 room provements, excellent condition. Large lot, fruit trees, grape vines and chicken coop. A real place for a home. Watsog & Jones, 204 Main St. Phone 2450, PLEASANT ST.—{ tenement houss With ex tra building lot and garage. See Cohn about it at 15 Main St. Real Es ROOMING HOUSE—Twenty-one rooms, all improvements, garages for cars, centrally located. What are we offered? Cunning- ham & Skinner, Neri block, Plainville, Ct. SEVEN room houss, all improvements, good wooden peg barn which can be made inte a bungalow. Depth, 85 by 160. Centrally located. Reasonable price. Cunningham & __Skinne , Plainville. STANI =3 tencment house In & bus: iness section. $1,000 cash will buy it. See Cohn about it at 15 Maln St. Real estate, and_insur Shore Places For Sale 84 SAYBROOK HEIGHTS cottags with ail ime provements. Apply Ex 5AJ, Herald, ttage, all im. Suburban For Sale 85 BERLIN —Just oft Berlin str cottag with large lot and fruit a-plenty. Furna and running hot and cold water. Three additional rooms can easily be added making a two-family house. Price very reagonable. For details see or Phone The Home Banking and Realty Co., 86 West Main St. Telephone KITCHEN RANGE for sals, Apply at 51 peciar sala for 10 days. Cotton mattress, §10. Silk Floss mattress, $15 and up. Edward Gorfain, 186 Arch St. Phone 869-2. GAK BOOKCASE with thres sllding doors. In good condition. Phone 1850, TAPESTRY davenport in_good condition. 30 Hamilton St. 3 Phone FRS—FEur attachments, $20. Perfect, 401 Arch street, a electric and L. E. Andrews, Merchandise at the Stores WOMAN, competent, for general house- work. May go home nights if she pre- Two In family. Tel. 1496-5. g 43 REPRESENTATIVES wanted. Read our ad in the Saturday Evening Post, this week's e, Real Silk Hosiery Miils, 405 Na- tional Bank building. Situation Wanted—Women 45 EXPERIENCED stenographer and book- keeper desires substitute or permanent position. Available also for part time. Address Box 7AJ, Herald. FINANCIAL | Business Opportunities 10 FLOOR LAY h black wainut | base and beautiful silk top, $25. Another with hand painted black base and silk shade, trimmed with gold, $38. Widen- er's, 138 Main St FRUIT JARS and canning outfts. This is the season. Assure yourself success by | purchasing _your equipment here, A. A. Mills, 89 West Main St. Phone 381, 57 Seal,” pint, 85, quarts $1.15. Pint Mason jars 80c, quarts, 950, J glasses 45¢ per doz. City Hard- ware Co., 49 East Main t. RNACES—Pipeless, steam and hot water | heater as heaters, oll heaters, parlor | stoves, and elbows. Ericson & Johnson, ght street. for the boy's birth- gift. Monier Bros. Sporting Main_ St HOP for sale. Corner Winter Hartford avenue, doing good busi- Reason, leaving city. Call evenings. BARDB and ness. Busine First—Use a Her- ald Classified Ad WEST MAIN ST.. 45 steam heat; rent §2 at 15 Main street. WEST MAIN ST, 80—4 with all ¢ enien WooDL DY 8 room tenement, See Cohn about it room apartment Heated, , Five nice rooms and bath on first floor. Apply on premises. VERY desirable § room, 2d floor, tenement. eam heat, g all improvem Foiren, 140 Main St. Phone 1790. Business Places For Rent CHESTNUT ST., 89—Suitable for 0 manufacturing, third floor of the E. R. Hitcheock bullding. 3,500 square feet. Elevator service. Apply to E. R. Hitch- ock, 303 Maln 8t. B STANLEY ST., 4 ~8tore, with or without four rooms. Inquire on premises. 74 urnished house. Modern im- Will rent for entire winter E. Austin, Berlin, or Tele- 14 Suburban For Tent BERLI? provements, Address room tenement 1 second house from | main_road, § nguire J. Fishl, Cook St.. Plainville or 117 Whiting St., city. Tel KENSINGTON—Five rooms, electric lights and hot water heat. With or with- gar { with gas out For Rent yme—6 room from Sept. § o' WOODS, , nicely furnished, week. Cottage 5 roome, §$15 per week Tel. 2624. R. B. Viets. FRECKL LoolaT TW SWELL MAGNIFYIN' GLASS TacS GET SOME BL6S OR SOMETHIN' AN' ES AND HIS FRIENDS OM, GEE=LET T Look LOOK AT 'EM Well, You Can’t Blame Whitie T wNow! AT A FLEA TLL GET BUT JUMBO AINT SAY, WHITIE, LEND NB A BY BLOSSER Yo BETTER FLEE Y'SEWF BFO AR OTS MAH HANDS ON YA ! PLAINVILLE—Two family house, ot 120 by 180 with some good fruit trees, at a very low price. A Danielson Co., 131 Main 8t Tel. §73-4. PLAINVILLE—SIx room house, all modern " improvements, hot water heat, Brick garage. Centrally located. The John Cooke Co Hough 8t, Plainville, Real Estate—Wanted 87 RM about 10 10 20 acres. Must be mear trolley or main road. Wiil pay cash £ suited. In vicinity of New Britain. Ade Box o, East Berlin, Conn, RD AND HOTELS Reoms For Rent 89 ARCH 8T., 505—Nicelyf urnished room with all co o ces, ] one 56-4, CAMP ST., 45—Furnished rooms, All mode ern_conveniences. - —— SAST MAIN ST, 208—Large pleasant fure pished room for one or two persons. Low price, Telephone §43-2. 255 WEST MAIN ST.—F with all improvements. urnished room hone 471-3. Nicely furnis room with twin beas, for 1 or 2 gentl men, MAT 1 Nished front room, to 1 or 2 gentlemen. Home privileges. Use of phone. — Address Box 9AJ, Herald. TWO furnished rooms in private family, near High school. Call at 133 Bassett street WASHINGTON ST, desirable rooms for 1 or 2 gentlemen; also suite of 2 rooms, setting and bed. Tel, $5-3, Rooms and Board 90 T Teonia WEST MAIN 8T, 1564—Two larg sultable for two or four teachers. Board inciude ot lgl cente light suitable for walk from rooms for heat. Adkins street bath, min THREE Steam Churct housekeeping. g Co, 6 ‘Where To Dine BELOIN'S LUNCH, 60 Church 8t, oppos site Herald. City's newest restaurant. An ideal place to din 2 LANLY LUNCH--They all llke to eat Lere. There's a reason, too. The most pop= ular restaurant In lown. lu the Beloin hotel, Opp. the Station. e JACK'S regular dinner with ple and coffoe, 35c. Home baking. J. C. Mehl, Prop., 4 ’W, Ch ut st RS Wanted—Brard Or Lodging 93 BOARD and room for mother and 6 year old child or for child only. Apply Hers ald, Box 1ST. BOARD and room, southern end of ecity, in vicinlty of Willow, Brook, Park Sta., until Nov. 1st, by two men. Address Box 12AJ, Merald, A Herald Classified ad serves all needs of all people. -y