New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1922, Page 15

' AUTOMOTIVE iuto Parts and Accessories 11 ¥T0K & FIRBETONE tires, The uaers of these tires belleve in playing safe, Service 5o, West End Vuloanizing Works, 3 est Main 8t, O, P. McCarthy, Prop, Phone 1091-3, FATTERIES—Exide Batreries and servios, Fixchange your old . battery for a new Exide. Liberal allowance. A. G, Hawk BEARINGE for all makes of cars. Main bearings, connecting rod bearings fprings and axies at Cutler's, 22 Oak &. Phone 618-14. FIRES-Hood Iren of toany are (hee Denl tires that were ever bullt, They are not special tires made to meet the d@mand for low prices but are full size, full welght, tull number of plles and will g greater milsage than ever. Hood tires for many yeuis the leader In quality. It custs no more-to buy a Hood tire. Don't for- got wo also do the best*rotreading, Wal- ter Tire Bhop, 534 W. Main 8t FEDERAL tires & Michelin tubes, Author- ized sales agency. Judd & Dunlop, 16 Franklin Square. Phone 1228, - VOCAL e — BUSINESS SERVICE BUSINESS SERVICE And Instrumental Instruction—Piano and Violin. Now Is the Starting ije So Read the Ads Under Heading 36 Before Choosing An Instructor For Your Child. For the Best In Musical Instruction Read the Want Ads. FINANCIAL REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Houses For Rent 3 GMALL furnished bungalow for Oot. ¥ine location. Mre. R. H. Stevenson. Tel. 146-3. < = Suburban Por Tent 4 WHITE'S CROSBING—6 room stone house with modern improvements, near trolley line. G, Fortun === e ] MERCHANDISE Vacatior. Flaces ¥or Rent 18 EMPLOYMENT rbers, Hairdress, Masseuse 18 “Moving, Trucking, tag Help—Mon Wanted 41 ‘Rusiness Oppcrtunities 40 . marcel waving and clay packs. Competency here that in- sures delightful results, Lucllle Beauty 8hop, 250 Main 8t. Phone 6 HATROUTTIN otn Wwe have two hobby-horse chairs amuse kiddle whilo havipg their hair trimmed. Hours, § 8. m. to 8 p. m, 83 Church, Opp, Beloin, MAGNETIC Masseuse, hoth body and face, skillful Vaporie treatment for Rheuma- tism. Neuralgia Magnetic vibration of the spinal vertebrac foy tired and sleeplessncss; treatments by visit or at her home, Mra. Badle Reeve, Res. 137 Fairview_stroet. Telephons 3413, 3 ) e vaggage FACIATS, shamp BUS PAIT Ll WIIl take parties any pince. Moving, trucking and express also. Frank McMahon, 123 Cherry Bt. PHone 2663-3, LOAD to Boston wanted by Sept, 12. H. Brown Trucking Co, 131 Dwight 8t Phone 253 MOVING—When you are ready to move id want your moving done right, just cull John P, Farrell & Son, day or night. Bus parties taken care of at short notice, John P, Farrel & 8on, 243 North t. Tel. 1726 or 689-14. Established 25 years. FURNITURE MOVING AND STORING—All work promptly done, Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch Bt. A. J. Grafe., Mgr. ~ HBWITD Xelly-Bpringheid and _Goodyear ’, tires at "lowest price: 8-K Tire Vul- canizing Co, near P. O. PENNSYLVANIA Vacuum Cup tires at new low prices with free tube. This I8 the really non-akid tire, T. H, Cogswell, 8 Chestnut street. WILLARD—Bure, wo sall & Tow piice bat- tery, 6 volt, 11 plate, $16.70. Bimmons Btorug: Bat. Co., 167 Arch St. Tel. 2245, — z = Automobiles Wanted WANTED-Ford Iy re. [: your Ferd car, Ford cars for sale easy tcims, James F. Dedker, Jr., Room Piofessional bullding, New Britain, anted, part cash, bal- State 1-|qu D tol ance ‘weekly or monthly payment make, condition, and best terms. 82, Plainville. = 5 Autos—Taxi Service 13 CITY TAXI BERVICE—Best equipped long trip cars In the city. Careful drivers. Call 2379. Midnight Phone 515-3. . FACKARD BERVICE—Best car In_the cit for long trips. Call Joe Farr, 1847, 152 LaSalle street. & TAXI—Phone 2700 will bring quick, efii- _clent_taxi service to your door.. Garages To Let ii Building and Contract —19 BUILDING contractora. We bufld in brick, wood or stone. Jobbing a speclalty, Paul P. Zink & Co., 24 Rocky HIlIl Ave. Tele- phone 2766, UARPENTER jobbwig, suingling and beaver board work. I can save you money on your work. M. C. Helaler, Tel. 1492-4, between 1f and 1 and after 6 p. m. THIMNEY REPAIRING and general mason and plaster work, Work guaranteed. J. J. McLarney, 131 Clark 8t. Phone 2189-5. MABON work, bricklaving and plastering. Charles Beh, 591 West Main stieet, Tel- ephone 1186-3, RETURN LOAD from Pennaylvania want- ed. H. Brown Trucking (' 131 Dwight _Phor 538, 27 Painting, Paper Hanging GUARANTEED housa painting, pap ing, decorating, intarior or exterior sonable estimates; references. Wm. All- mers, 49 Dewey 8t. bor and materials, Get our price on your next paint job. City Hardware Co., 49 E. Main 8t. Plione 2650. HOUBE PAINTING and Inte.1of docarating. Estimates cheerfully given. A. Schacht, 74_Talcott St. Phone 1787-3, MAX TREBKY — Painting, paper-hanging, decorating and kalsomining at lowest prices. SB_}!M’\'ard & Pl]lma 1322-4. Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 PLUMBING, tinning and general johbing. Louls Nalr, 60 Lafayette St. Phone 2754. ——— Business Service Rendered 20 BLECTRIC WIRING for light, heat and power. All work guaranteed satisfactory. Yonan Electric Co, Phone 1528-3. MAIL ORDERB wantex on mms to be de veloped and printed. Prompt service, Ad- ss_J. L. Hall, Dic BARBER wanted, Good pay. East Main 8t. Phone 1650, CAR WABHER, experienced. Apply 103 Areh street. M. Irving Jester, DISHWASHER wanted. Blavish or Ttalian required, One willing to work. Phone 1374-2, ———— Apply 634 MACHINISTS~— ARE YOU EARNING 70c PER HOUR If you do not and want to come in and talk with Mr. Btone, com- pany's personal representative at Long's Hotel, 78 State St, Hart- ford, Conn. These positions are permapent and are the result of men refusing to Abide by the U. 8. Labor Board decision. MAN to do chalr caning. Apply 67 Arch Bt ace grinder, external grinders, automotive grinders. Call or Phone The Bantam Ball Bearing Co., Bantam, Conn, PEACH PICKERS_Elhertas now ready for Residence, 2618-12. WHEN your plumbing, roof, or rain pipes need repalr any timo of day or night, telephone 629. . Pressing andl Tafloring, 2y GLOTHES called for and delivered by The London Valet Service, Ye London Shop. Phone 686-3, Blm, corner Main St. SUITS of unusual quallty, imported and domestic woolens, for summer and fall S of diatinction give char r iness or profession. For the city's best ice n commercial sign painting see the New Britain Sigu Co., 34 Church St. Telephone 894. SMITH BROS. MACHINE ('O, —General ma~ chine work. Bpecial ecrews made to or- der. Phone 1187-2. UPHOLBTERING of antique .urniture. All kinds of repalring. The Furniture Ex- change, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe. M, LOCUBT ST.,” 46— First-ciass rent. == garages to 3 Motorcycles ln?meydes INDIAN motorcycle and side model and fully equipped. Maple street. INDIAN MOTORCYCLES— 1917 Ilke 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, Dbig value Charles Hadfleld, successor t3 iladfield- Swenson Co., 21 Myrtle 8t. Phone 1706. et = = 4l Service Station Repairing 17 ACETYLENE WELDING, carbon burning. Commercial Welding Co., 111 Cherry St. Telephone 255-2. AUTO PAINTING, wauling ana polishing. Lowest prices In town, considering work- manship. Let us give you an estimate. Joe Amszin, 353 So. Maln Bt. ANNOUNCEMENT-—Harold G. McGauley and Thomas H. Bennett, formerly of the B. & F. Motor Sales Corp,, former Hud- son and Essex dealers, have opened & Service Station for Hudson and Essex cars at 139 Arch street. Hudson and Es- eex will be the specialty, but high grade work on all cars Is guaranteed. All work under the personal supervision of the proprietors. McGauley & Bennett, Author- ized Hudson and KEasex Service Station. 139 Arch St. Tel. 119 AUTO FENDERS and bodl radiators, when broken or bent, need the attention of ekllled mechanics. trouble, let us restore the orginal of your car, ‘“Service s Our Aim. Becker, Corbin Place. Phone 653, 15 1919 316 car. Inquire rebuilt and wear, tallored to the wearer's satisfac- tlon. B. Nelson, 58 West Maln Street. Telephone 501, WINDOWS CLEANED in private houses, offices, and stores. General housework and cleaning from the cellar to the roof. Vacuum work {s our speciaity. Our rates are the lowest in town. New Britain Win- dow Cleaning Co., 88 West Main 8t Phone 588, Printing, Jobbing, Stationary 30 LETTERHEADS, envelopes, statements cards, cireulars; excellent service, best quality at the lowest rates. Phone 559-5, lot us glve you estimates. Quality Print Shop, Z. A. Finklestein, Prop., 338 Main. Dressmaking and Millinery 22 DRESSMAKING, hemstitching and _button work. Mile. ‘Blanchette, 131 Main St. Phone 2655. DRESSMAKING CLASSES—Woman's Instl- tute method, Tues ave. and Thurs. sfter- rpons. Private lessons afternoon and eve. Miss Jane E. Gill. 269 Main. Phone §45-5. MATCHED box and side pleats In striped goods, Hemstitching and buttons, Gins- burg's Dress Pleating Shop, 19 Walnut ui Bhorie 19585028 s SEEER G s GET your vacation clothes ready. Matched box and side pleats in striped goods. ilemstitching and buttons. Ginsbury's Dress Pleating Shop, 19 Walnut stre Telephone 1338-3. YOUR-OWN-INDIVIDUALIZED AL-WRITING-PAPER. Distinctive-Fashionably-Correct, 50 sheets and 50 envelopes of finest hond 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 Instiuctions at our risk. KULPER PRINTING CO., 325 M. ST. COR. COMMERCIAL. TEL. - PERSON- Professional Services 31 PUBLIC STENOGRATI ®1, Anna R. Ve- trano, Room 403, 259 wain street. Tele- __phone 2012, SURGICAL supporte, made to your measure, algo elastic supports and stockings. Mrs. Mack D. Hall, R. N. Registered corse- tlere, 72 Grand St. Phone 37-2. WATCHES and clocks repalred. Clock work called for -and delivered. Just Phone 2762 B. Georges, Trustworthy Jeweler, ain_§ om 10, Dyeing and Cleaning 23 “LEANING and dyeing 18 our exciusive bus- iness, Garments of all descriptions; draperies, portleres, curtainy, cleaned or dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed. New Brit- ain Dry Cleaning Corp.. 96 W. Main St. Phone 1323-3. CBANING, dyeln;, an@ pressing. Pleating and hemstitching, remodelling experts. Old garments given a new appearance in a short time and at mnall expense to you. New Empire Dry Cleaniug Co., 149 Main St. Phone 625. CLOTHES called for and dellvered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop. Phone 586-3. Elm, corner Main St. I 168 Repairing ;mi Piano Tuning 32 BEDDING—Have youf mattresses, box springs, cushions, plllows, etc., re-made equal to new and returned same day. Wa AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and truck bodies made to order. High class work, satis- faction guarantced and price reasonable. 1. Ravizza, 332 Py one 576-13. AUTZ, TOPS, side curtalns, seat covers, stc, made or repaired, at The Hart Bt. fop Shop, 68 Hart St.. rear, Phone 164-14 AXETS STRAIGHTENED and wheels re- paired. Auto springs a speclalty. John C. Baker, 224 Arch St. Phone 506. BATTERIES—Have your experlenced bdat- tery trouble. See us for satisfactory sery- fce. Hartford Battery & Service, City Service Station, Edw. Zack, Battery Dept CARBON burned out while you wait. Have it removed, so that your car will not over- heat on your next trip. Auto Repair Co., 538 East Main 8t. Phone 2016-3, CHEVROLET SERVICE AND SALES—The best of, service on all makes of cars at reasonable rates, Chevrolet 490, grind valves, remove carbon, $5.00; Chevrolet F. B., grind valves, remove earbon, $6.00; Oakland, grind valves, * remove carbon, $7.00; pleasure and commercial _cars storage, $6.00 per month in summer, $8.00 per month In winter. Reama & Sorrow Auto Oo., 257 Elm St. Phone 1188, CURTIN Automotive Service Co. Cylind: grinding a specialty. Also general re. pair work. 451 West Main St. Tel. 1123 Service Station Repairing 17 GHARLANDS AUTO SERVICE STATION— Btorage Repairs Supplies Cars washed by day or night. E. J. CHARLAND, PROP. New Headquarters at 432 MAIN STREET. When in trouble just ph GENERAL overnauling, ¥ord work our specialty. Overland Repair Co. Cor. Arch and \est Pearl streets. NEw FORD TOPB fittea to your old bows, $5.00 to $15.00 at The Hart trreet Top Shop, 58 Hart 8t. rear. Phone 164-14, PAINTING—Flrat-clags_automobile painting at right prices. L. M. Fanlon, rear 177 Arch_St. STEVE'S & VINCELETTE GARAGE— Repairing and overhauling. We speclalize on Fords, Hudson and BEssex cars. All service guaranteed. Carbon burned out at 50 cents a cylinder. Also welding. REAR 169 ARCH ST. PHONE 1624-12 OR 869-13. TOPs, side curtains and slip-covers mada 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 2649, PARSONS GARAGE & TOOL CO.—Oyll ders ground. Qversized wrist pins made, General overNauling and revalr work, 880 West Main 8t. Phone 8§90-2, RADIATOR REPAIRED, new cores In. stalled, dents and jams removed from suto bodles and fenders. Hultquist Bros., 107 Arch_street. e 1326 RADIATORS REPAIRED, new cases, made good as new. New England Rad ator Works, 17 East Main Bt. Tel. §60. also do relining of ypaby carriages and couch _hammocks. holstering. Hard- ware Clty Bedding Co. 60 Tremont St. Tel. 2314-4. ' TCAWN MOWERS sharpened. Wilcox Repair Shop, 204 Hart St, Headquarters for first- class repair work. R. H. Wilcox, Prop. _Phove 1187-13. DAWN MOWER service station. Called for and delivered. Schoell's, Machine Shop near Rudolph’s garage. Tel. 2051-2. CAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired Ox-welding. Fritz & Berndt, No, 31 Greenwood St. Tel. 153-12. MIRRORS resilvered in three days. Ohair caning also. Prompt deliveries and guar- anteed workmanship. Edw. Gorfain, 168 _Arch 8t, Phone §65-3. A Plano tuned, cleaned and regulated, sum- mer price, $6.00. C. A. Humphrey, Phone 2647. 87 South Burritt street. Insurance—All Kinds 24 NT, AND ALL LINES OF INSUR- SERVICE AND SATISFACTION. T RATES. PROMPT ADJUST. . INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. PHONE 138. ACCIDENT, Life or Fire. Sce P. J. Mur- 1ay & Co. for insurance service. Ag and Realtors, 325 Maln St. Tel. 2031-3, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE & speclalty. Service unusual. 1| on the phone, we do tiie rest. Dewltt A. Riley, 272 Main Bt. INSURANCE - The man who Ineures his life wants Insurance that insures—pro- tection that protects. He should demand the best, and be content with nothing but the best. Parker & Demng, Insurors, Phone 2025, ) NEW ENGLAND srutuns ife Insurance Co., 87 Mijk Bt. Boston, Massachusetts. P. Crona, Agent, 173 Main setreet, New Britain, Conn. AGCID ANCE. 'EDUCATIONAL canning. Elijah Rogers, Shuttle Meadow. Phone 1224-3. RAILWAY MECHANICS— MACHINISTS BOILERMAKERS 70c PER HOUR CAR MEN FREIGHT AND PASS, 70c and €3¢ PER HOUR Go west, permanent position. Free transportation and board. Apply to company's agent, 10:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. Mr. Stone at Long's Hotel, State St., Hartford, Conn, Northern Pacific Railway to take the place of men on strike, SHOE CLERK, experlenced, for steady work. Apply Wm. C. Raphael, 330 Main street. SOLICITOR— Man of good personality, experienced in house to house solicitation can earn an. nually $5,000 upwards, commission and salary basi representing The Literary Digest locally. Magazine xperionce helpful but not necessary as mililon dol- lar advertising campalgn In street cars and newspapers with ‘movie” publicity, helps you get orders. For detalls apply BOX 43, THE LITERARY DIGEST, 354 NEW YORK. TAILORS NTED, for work on trousers and vests. Steady position. Ye London Shop, 4 Elm_ stree 2 Ko Youn or years old, to woi in drug store. Apply J. J. McBriarty, 720 AN to work In_bakery. All day Apply 122 Main St. Help—Women Wanted 42 GOOKS, second malds and girls, for gen- eral housework. Apply Mrs. Hanson's Em- ployment Agency, 160 High &t. Instrumental and Vocal MARGUERITE KENNEY, teacher of plano for beginners as well as advanced puplils. Studio 4§ Grand St. PIA} "upll of R. Augustus Lawson of Hartford, Mr. . Rosenberg, plano teacher. 17 Main St. Tel. 1098-4. METROPOLITAN Violin Studlos, 122 Main St. Puplls entered at any time. Full vio- lin outfit furnished. New method, rapid progress, Office hours: 7-5. Wednesday nights. VOCAL, violin and plano. WIill open studio in few days. Pupils accepted now. Phone 1809-6. J. Myron Kory, Professor of Musie. aminer. New Britain, Thursdays, 6 p. m.! Walk-Over store by appointmen WV ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block, Est. 1866, by Jas. Shepard. LOUIS M. BCHMIDT, 269 MAIN ST. Telephone New Britalu and Hartford. " Moving, Trucking, Baggage 26| FISHING PARTIES to Saybrook and re- turs by auto, from Sat. afternoon until Sup. evening. Good meal and rooms sup- plfed. For further particulars call 764, Blanchette's Expr 140 Cherry 8t. GIRL for light housework. Apply 72 Grand street. Phone 37-2, 2 GIRI, for general housework who can go home at night. Apply 376 W. Main St. GROCERY store for sale, moderate price. _Apply Mr. Cecere, 111 Beaver Bt. MEAT and_grocery store, 235 Farmington Ave. Good location, cash business. No de- livery. Btore doing over $500 a week, Phone 2368, can invest few hundred dollars and work in spare time with Inventor Is offered a business opportunity. Address Machinery, Box 23, Herald. BARGAIN—Save threa hundred doliars FURNITURF—Few pleces household furni- PRACTICALLY new siiding INDIAN CK— Mohawk cottago for 1ast in_Sept. Phone 1986-3. e e _____Wanred—To Rent kid ELDERLY COUPLE want 4 room upstaire with gas and water, 464 Stanley Bt, ow. Bmall fam- : s Box 14AJ, Herald. TENEMENT—6 rooms, all improvements; steam heat optional, By 3 adults. Strictly _Amerlcan section, Oct. 1st, P. O, Box 453, TWO rooms for light housekeeping, morth of rallroad tracks. Address Box 20AJ, Houszhold ~Articles 63 new furniture, used three months, Amer- loan couple, leaving state. Address R. Ward, 17 West 5t., Middletown. ture. 464 Stanley Bt. Couch _bed. Used -2 weeks, Owner leaving_town. Price reasonable. A. F. Mattison, Berlin. Tele- phone 682-12, LUK D s L3 Merchaiidise at the Stores 65 l'm"esm\em!. Bonds 47 STOCK of the MASONIC TEMPLE COR- PORATION, § shares. Quick sale. Ad- dress Box 2WH. e 5 Money Ioaned 48 BEDS—8pecial sale on 160 2 FLOOR LAMPS—One with biack walnut filler oak color beds at $13.50 and up. Also 100 white cotton and roll edged mattresses at $9.00 and up., B, Berson, 503 Main St. Herald. W YOUNG American couple wants rent in good locality at a reasonable figure, Hers ald Box 14D, 3 OR 4 room tenement wanted; residential scctlon. Reasonable price. Address Box 21AJ, Herald. £ 5 ROOM rent by October 1. Address E. K., Herald, Box 22. base and beautitul silk top, $25. Another with hand palnted black base and sllk shade, trimmed with gold, $38. Wides er's, 138 Maln St. LOANS THAT BENEFIT THE BORROWER WHE LEND MONEY on Home Furuiture, Without removal, a0 on _Guarantend Notes. LOAN8 UP TO $300. Repayable in monthly instalments. LAWFUL CHARGES. Write, Cell or Phone us—1—9—4—3. BENEFICIAL LOAN BOCIBTY, _Rooms 104-5. 47 W. Main 8t, ADOPT this plan of saving, deposit $10,00 a month for ten months and recelve $5.40 for each month, or $54.00 In adai- tion to the $100.00 pald in. The 30 month contract holder recelves $108.00 and his $200.00, back and Ao 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 slx months, would amount to $7.20. Think it over, then let us explain. Gen- eral Home Investment Trust, Room 113, 87 West Main St. YOU can buy First Mortgages ylelding 7% on monthly payments, and recelve 6% on your money while paying for same. Ap- ply to The Bodwell Realty Co., Room 407, National Bank Bldg., city. LIVE STO€K Cattle and Swine COWS, 2 good young famiiy coys. N. Baldwin, Kensington. Phone 254-12. 50 W, 51 $3.25 105 Dugs, Cats, Mets FERRETS—~Get your ferrets now, each at N. B. Bird & Feed Co, Arch St. FRUIT JARS and canning outfits. This 1a FRUIT JARS, Atias "EZ Seal,” pint, 95c, EVERSHARP PENCILS ana founta FURNACES—Pipeiess, steam and hot water " REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Agents—Real Estate 78 REAL ESTATE, farms and suburben homes. Robt. B. White, 269 Main St. REAL ESTATE—Anything to rent, buy of sell see Cohn about it at 15 Main Bt., the largest individual real estate owner in _lvh!__t‘i(}h . REAL ESTATE—Pminville, 1s the place to live, it is the place to work. Surely it is the place to buy. Cunningham & Skinner, Brokers & Realtors. Neri block, Plainville, the season, purchasing your equipment here, Mills, West Main Bt. Phone 3§ Assure yourself succes: A by A quarts $1.16. Pint Mason jars §0c, quarts, 85c. Jelly glasses 45c per doz. City Hard- ware Co.,, 49 East Main 8t. n pens for the school children. Guaranteed Himberg & Horn, 10 Arcade and 392 Maln, heaters, stoves, Johnson, gas heaters, ofl heaters, parlor stove pipe and elbows. Ericson & 34 Dwight street. LIONBL electric trains for the hoy's hirth- 8porting Goods Store, REAL ESTATE—If it's Real Esf Gorbach, Booth's block. Phone 119 = . $ 6.95 Auctioneers 7 flled ! i (’Té%'xfi‘ 'F!;LAORKI.B o uctlones r, JERIDEN, . P. O. 333, riden, Cozn. waterproofed, Brosiabis —_— —————————— Bldg. ana Business Prop. 0 JUBILEE ST., 126—One five tenement brick block and 2 family dwelling 216 Chap- man street. Brick block has 3 stores Everything in first-class condition. Price reasonable. Inquire at Star Real Esta & Ins. Co, 163 Main St. Phone 605-3, Building Lots For Sale 81° BUILDING Iot, 6 1-2 acres of wood land at $50 an acre. C. L. Barnes, Barnesdale. BUILDING LOTS on easy payments in all day or Christmas Call gift. Monler Bros. 38-42 Main St. TENTS 5x7 Boys' Scout tent, khak, drill 7x7 wall ‘tent, white single duck .. B ‘Tourists ent, olive drab, drill 7x9 Wall tent, white, AngREA R 8x10 Wall tent, wh duck ....., 10x10 Wall tent, duck ... T ssan e ek 17000) 9%x12 Wall tent, white, double filled duck ... i ... 20.00 13314 Wall tent, white, double filled duck . . 28.32 Rental prices on any of ti e tents quoted on application. EDDY AWNING & DEC. CO. CITY HALL PLACE. 7x9 ite, bov PIGE—12 Duroc Jersey Red, 6 weeks' old. Also 2 new milch cows and one grade TOYS, games. The only parts of the city at prices much lower than will be asked next year. Tho W. La Hatch Co., City Hall buflding. r ‘round foy ana doll shop in the city. Arch St. Novelty Bhop, 359 Arch 8t. yearling Ayrshire bull. Morton farm. Tel- empone 667-14. RABBIT HOUND PUP, black and fan color, Five and a half months old. Apply Chapman_ St SCOTCH COLLIE, thoroughbred and pedl- greed. Age six months.- Reglstered. b4 Smith_street. TRUNKS, bags and sult cases. We speclalize EAST ST.—Five acres of “high and dry® level building lots at “Thorniley Mea corner of East St. and Seymour Av Terms easy. H. N. Lockwood, City Hall _or 783 East St. LOTS=3 lots on Farmington Ave, Homs better. Cash will talk. 5 lots on Stanley Terrace, cor Hilly St. The cream of that on wardrobe trunks In all sizes. Our location which s 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, 56 Church_street. Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 = —- = | section. You will feel at home there. B Musical Instruments 66| Cohn about it at 15 Main 8t. Real e GLD NEWSPAPER MATS—Lining _ for chicken coops, 50c a hundred; for sale at Herald Office, 67 Church St. POULTRY—Live weight or Olsen, 60 Cottage Place. PULLETS—Slngle Comb Rhode Isiand Reds, All sizes and ages. Pure breed. A little oft color for exhibition, reason for sell- ing. Call at 66 Francis St. dressed. A. Horses, Vehicles 53 COLUMBIA, $160 model, slightly used ma- tate and insurance. Farms For Sale hogany cabinet, Can be bought for $100. Widener's, 138 Main St. COLUMBIA—Table model, mahogany, and in excellent playing condition. Price with records, $30. Onv dollar weekly takes it. Widener's, 138 Main St. ACRES good land, 25 frult trees, chicken coops and garage. 2 family 11 room house in good condition. Near trol- ley and state road. Price $5,000. A very 4 EDISON dlamond disc pretty home%of 4 rooms with 2 scresned u:” E!?eplu% porches. 1 acre of land, 66 chickens. The Cashman Agency, 131 Mal Bt. Tel. 873-4. it b7 Phonograph with mahogany cabinet, in excellent playing condition, Price and terms right. Widen- er's, 138 Main St BAY MARE, welghs 1180 pounds, 1s per- fectly sound and a good dellvery horse. 113 Church St. Phone 939. VICTROLA with 27_ACRES land, with standing hard wool Between Plainville and New Brlnl: terms. Widener's, 138 Main St. north of Conn. Trap Rock Co. R. L. records, in perfect condi- tlon and fully guaranteed, $25. Easy ~ MERCHANDISE A PL NO—Upright style, good order, §100, | _Havden, 9 Middle St.. Bristol, Conn. First party gets it. L. E. Andrews, 401 2 Articles For Sale 53 BABY CARRIAGE—In good condition. Ap- ply 275 Maple St. second floor, RADIO—Bul your own set with parts from Widener's, or let us supply your set ready-made. Widener's, 138 Maln B8t. WINE PRESSES, cider mills and Kkegs. Rackliffe Bros, Park & Bigelow Sts. Phone 1074. Arch St. Houses For Sale 83 DIAMONDS for graduation or e — | BELVIDERE—One the nicest bunga- Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67| |ows, near new Normal school, 7 ‘;n::\.., all Improvements, fireplace, oak trim, large lot, mear trollev. Small amount of cash required. Andrews & Co., 1557 Stanley St. Phone 861-d. CORBIN AV] family house of 12 rooms; lot 66x166, fruit trees, everything mod- ern; price $9,500. Watson & Jones, 294 Main St. Tel. 2450. weddings, This ad Is worth 15% off on our entire stock. Bring It with you. I. Resnick, Mfg. eweler, 340 Main St. The value of time {s appre- clated by a boy or girl at college, it that time-plece comes from B. Georges, Trustworthy Jeweler, 166 Main St. Rm. 10 WHITNEY baby carriage and $16. Phone 1264-2, 24 FOOT motor boat for sale. Reasonabla bassinette, WATCHES for school TOTTAGE, b rooms, eastern part of oit convenient to North & Judd Mfg. Co all modern. Price only $5500.00. Cash boys, $1.50 and up. Guaranteed. Himberg & Horn, 10 Arcade and 392 Main St. price. In A-1 condition. Apply Herald, Box 31X. Business and Office Equipment 57 WATCHES, for the boy or girl at High required, $1500.00; a real bargain. Call or ‘phone Home Banking & Realty Com- _pany. 'Phone 728. COTTAGE, 6 rooms, near center of city} achool; a beautiful watch with remark- able low price, at B. Georges, _Trust- worthy Jeweler, 166 Main Room 10 “ou | extra large lot. Owner will sell at sace TYPEWRITERS for sale or for rent. Also repairing of all makes. Phone 564-2. Truscio, 192 Washirgton street. 59 | 7 Wanted—Articles to Buy 68| rifce. Price extremely low. Call or TRNITURE 16 good condition wanted, | 'phone Home Banking & Realty Company, Good prices paid, &ll 86_West Main street. Phone 728. household articles, | _ st st DWIGHT ST.—Three family house, with all DRY hard oak wood. Stove length. $15 a . cord delivered. N. W. Baldwin, Kensing- ton. Phone 254-12. F 1l_me before you sell. Phone §15- URNITURE—WIll pay tair prices for fe improvements. Everything in first-class condition. Price §8,§00. A real bargain. ond-hand furniture or will exchange. D. y 70 HE)‘Nflrd Ave. PURINA PIGEON CHOW—Rig profit in squabs. Grow them quickly with Purina Pigeon Chow. N. B. Bird & Feed Co., FURNITURE—We will buy it at fair prices. M. Benjamin, 115 Beaver St. Tel. 1320. i Nicely arranged, almost new, 82 family house, in good location and at a remarkably low price. Convenient termm The Furniture Exchange, 87 Arch 8t. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. 105 Arch St. g Footwear and Clothing 61 GIRL or woman for _general housework. Steady. Apply 50 Hawkins St. DADIES, two, between 20 and 35 years of age, for pleasant outdoor work. Experi- ence not essential. Gpod position for those who qualify. Box 24AJ, Herald. BOOTS, “Ball band,” hip. Every pair posi- tively guaranteed, $3.98. All other makes $2.95. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church &t. BESTABLISH your credit at the Boston Clothing_Store next door to the Herald Office. Keep well dressed. JUNK—We buy magazines, JUNK—Save all H. J. Foiren, 140 Main St. Tel. 1790. FARK ST.—§ room cottage, all Improves ments, hot water heat, fireplace. Price $7,000. Home Banking & Realty Co., 86 West Main St. Tel. 728 ST.—4 tenement house with building lot and garage. See Cohn papers, rags, all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices. A Rodinsky, 81 Oak street. Tele- phone 1591. your 1ags and papers for also men's clothes, Highest 151 _Oak St. Phone 61 L. Zeldes, prices paid. tra ab it at 15 Main St. Real Est. & Ins. STANLEY ST tenement house In a bus for Box MAID wanted for general housework family of three. Swedish preferred. 12K, ke ik SALESWOM experienced, for our cloak and sult departments, Sat. afternoons and evenings. Rothfeder's, 378 Maln St, - EMPLOYMENT SECOND GIRL, competent. Apply Mrs, James M. North, Sunnyledge. % f{olxy—)]on \\';n(efl_ TRUCKING & STORAGE~ ATTRESS, about 15 ye¥s old, for counter service, Apply 13 East Main St. BLACKSMITHS— Expert and shipping, moving, packing , crating either by rall or truck. Best equipped in the city for local and long distance furaiture moving. WANTED FOR WORK ON RAIL- ROAD. POSITIONS PERMANENT, WAG GOOD, FREE BOARD, ROON & TRANSPORTATION. LABOR TROUBLE. CALL AND TALK WITH MR. STONE, LONG'S HOTEL, STATE ST, HARTFORD, CONN, INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE, WOMAN, middie-aged, to do light house- work and care for 2 school children. Pitone 795-5. i) o WOMAN to call for and take care of wash- ing for small family. Phone 412 be- tween 6 nd lock. it WOMAN for gen housework. month. Apply vest Ma WOMAN wante lousework, day Apply 75 Hawkins St 7T"I. 40 167% MAIN. PHONE 2090 & 2002 A. P. MARSH, MGR. o e Bl MRS LR R S S ok P BOILERMAKERS— WANTED FOR WORK ON RAIL- JOS. ARBOUR & SON— ROOM & LABOR TROUBLI TALK WITH MR HOTEL, STATE CON. Furniture and plano moving. New Britain office, 56 Whiting St. New York Recelving Station, R. P. E. Warchouse, 91 Walker St. We are installing 8 new &ystem whereby the customer may know how much his or her job will cost before hand- ling. We personally will give estl- mates on local and long distance moving and hauling. Hauling. Cuil 2733 and man will call to_estimato your job. Have your N. Y. freight handled by us. Dally service. Over- night delivery. STONE, LONG'S ST., HARTFORD, CARPENTERS— WANTED FOR WORK ON RAIL- RO, POSITIONS PERMANE. WAG GOOD. FREE LABOR TROUBL CALL 4 TALK WITH MR STONE, LONG'S HOTEL ATE ST., HARTFORD, CONN. " Situations \vanted CHAUFFEUR wishes positio pleasure car. Can furnish aquire 499 South ) st WANTED, to work Saturday afternoons and Sundays. ply to Box 34AJ, Herald. Situation Wanted—Women AUSTRO-GERMAN girl, vears old, sires position doing general housework. Call 183 Jubllee Sl; 1st floor EMPLOYMENT wanted by a > student, out of school hours. hildren prefer Tel, 734-2 or XPERIENCED young woman desires sitfon in_doc dentist's office. Her, 34D, A po- Ad- | ELECTRIC SHOES —Men's and boys. Men's shoes guar- anteed all solld leather construction. Boys' shoes, &pecial line, also guaranteed solid leather construction. Try them and prove It. Joe Mortelliti, 86 Church St. SHOES for dress, work and piay of proven durabllity, as low as $2.48. Nothing high- er than $4.98. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church_street SLIPP. S—Moccasins, ete.,, in felt, leath- er. Buckskins for ladles or men at pric ranging from 69¢ to $2.50. Army & Navy Store, Church SWEATERS—Just received, a large stock of pure wool sweaters in V-neck, coat, and other styles at prices much lower than prevailing _elsewhers, Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. hings to ] $1 a ainville, LAMB CHOPS from genulne spring lamb, This week's &pecial at 40c per Ib, Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtle St. Phone. Household Articles @ “REAL ESTATE FOR RENT _ PIST; provements HART MATH MAIN ST. NORTH TRINITY ST., 25—T\ WEST MAIN ST. inese section. $1,000 cash will buy it. Colm bout it at 15 Maln St. Real estate and insurance, THREE family brick house, five minute walk from center of city. Price right. Watson and Jones, 264 Main St. Tel. 2450, THREE family house in good locations JOwner leaving city. Will sell at a sacrie fice. Watson & Jones, 294 Main St. Telee phone 2450, NEW cottage of § Tooms n goog Tocatlon, We have some good 2 and 3 farflily houses in all parts of the City. If you are looke ing for a bargain, see A. Danielson Co., 131 Main St. Tel. 873 Suburban m on premise; apartment bedroom and and cold water. ST, 74—Furnished kitchenette, dining room, bath. Electric light, hot Heat furnished, BT. Tenement of 7 roams, all improvements. Tel. 1059-2, Cor. Elm, 2, 4 or 7 room apart- ments with all modern improvements Steam heat and hot water all year. Jan- itor services. For particulars call M. hin, 2425 or 634 or 1530 5 and 6 room apartments, all modern imp: ements. For particulars call M. Cohn, or 6 ‘ment of 4 rooms 10 146-12, Call Lto 8 p.om. 6 room tenement See Cohn about It ing hot and cold tional rooms can easily be edded king a two-family house. Price very reasonable. For details see or Phone The Home Banking and Realty Co., 86 West St. Telephone 728, STVILLE—One family house, some mel Lot 62x190. Near school, rent; all impro water, Three §a m tolp m steam at 13 heat; r fain str AIN S Il conveniences, Heated. nt nt with ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Blg variety at re- Auceu prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St., A. J. Grafe, Mgr. vacuum cleaners rented, dollar eaners repaired and a day. All makes of WHITT WOODLAND ST, 49—Five nice rooms and NG ST., 16—4 room tenement, second floor. Inquire 435 South Maln Street or Phone 42-4. depot and trolley. Inquire on premises. D. Lindsay, Garden St. PLAINVILLE—SIX room house, all modern {mprovements, hot water heat. Brick bath_on gatage. Centrally located, The John Cooke first floor. pply on premises. overhauled. Phone 19 % HAMILTON Beach vacuum cleaners i sale. Real cleaners. Anderson Electric Co., 259 Main St. Up 17flll{1¥( 7’1‘91. 519, MATTRESSES sale for 10 days. Cotton mattress, $10. Silk Floss mattress, $15 and up. Edwacd Gorfain, 186 Arch S8t. Phone 8§69 X NG GIRL, vears old, desires posi- | tion dolng general housework. —Address| Box 117, E Berlin. i "FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS . AN, GEE: DON'T GWE TW' WORD I GOTTA FIND oUT WHAT WORD 0 NOU WANT To KNOW ABOUT? WE HAFTA USE W' WoRD ‘cILIZED' IN ASENTENCE AN T CANT FIND OUT WHAT 1T MEANS POLISUED, CULTURED= NOW YoulL KNOW What Will the Teacher Say? YA GET YER SENTENCE FOR. TODAYS GRAMNAR. LESSON, ALEX P A Herald Classified ad serves all needs of all people. CHURCH ROUMS, BOARD AND HOIELS 8y 70 Hough 8t Plainville, ire floor for lodge or club R: el, 390 Busil RCH 8 room Main St *ss Places For Rent Wm., C. Inquire = Rooms For Rent H 39—Sultable for light | ARCH ST., 5 Nicelyf urnished room with manufacturing, third fioor of the BE. R.| all conveniences, Telephone 5 Hitcheock building. 3,500 square feet. | =z LT levator service. Apply to E. R. Hitch- | ¥ SRR NErL il tooms In private furnished family, fur- re. s T arge pleasant §6 Church St s Rl AR: L GAST MALIN ST, 2 Printing Printing | hed room for one NAM« T DONT KNoW l WHAT TUEM RIG WoRDS NEAN = DID You 6ET VEAW= AN DOP ToLD NE WHAT ™ MEANT— LISTEN, TLL READ T Yo VA="T CNILIZED, MY SHOES To-DAY"! BY BLOSSER |“& & ifiivmes SOUTH MAIN ST front room, sbie for WALNUT 69-—First nished front room, WEST MAIN 8 gentleman in tamily. WINTHROP ST, 64—Furnished room adies or gentlemen or light housekeeping. lectric lights, gas, heat. sul Phone floor, Nic for one 199—Furnished room for 1ble private Rooms and Board MERS and Olson, boarders wante: 120 Commerc " Inquire al street, WEST MAI sultable ftor ncluded. SRlan i 106 CHERRY ST.—Room and board for one two gentlemeu, Private family. Tele § two or 164—Two large rooms, four teachérs, Board or yms For Housekeeping [T [ ROOMS for light housekeep- All modern conveniences. Residential Box 13AJ, Herald. . Where To Dine ['7] DELCANEY LI hey all like to eat here. There's a reason, too. The moat pop- ular restaurant in town. In the Beloin hotel, Opp._the Station. JACKS regular dinner with pie and coffes, 35c. Home baking. J. C. Mehl, Propy 100 Chestnut street, ‘