New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1922, Page 15

'AUTOMOTIVE, ——— A Auto Parts and Accessories 11 XUTG PARTE— You wiii fina that part of your auto at Cutfer's, 23 Oak Bt. Phone $16-14. ‘We also buy used cars, AUTO TIRES and tub bric and cord, All slzes. Pete Rosso, 336 East Main 8t BATTERIES for every car. Our service counts. Ask the man who stops hers, O'Nell Tire & Battery Co, 39 Washing- ton Bt. Phone 900. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1922, Letterheads, Envelopes, Statements That Please the Sender and Receiver. A Bar- gain in Stationery is to Be Found Under Heading 80 “Printing, Jobbing—Station- ery” This Week. Your Name and Address Printed On Writing Paper and Envel- opes, $1.00 Per Box. Read the Want Ads. PRINTING AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESS SERVICE EMPLOYMENT HATIERIES—Bes Farrell shout your bat. tery, new or old, J. M, Farrell, 110 Franklin_ Square, Ph 21 #I8K & FIRESTONE tiros, TI these tires believo in playing Bervice also, t End Vulcanizin ris, 399 West Main 8t, C. P. McCarthy, Prop. Phone 1001-3, SATTERIES—Exide Batieries and servioe, Wxchange your old battery for a ne Exide. Liberal allowance. A. G. Hawker, e O et & T TAwker FEDERAL tires & Michelln tubes. Author- \zed sales agency. Judd & Dunlop, 15 Franklin Square. Phone 1228, of GAB and oll at lowest prices In town at Walter Tire Shop, 534 West Main St. SEARINGS for all makes of cars, Main bearings, connecting Z bearinga springs and axles at Cutler's, 33 Oak Bt Phone 616-14. ’ENNSYLVAN‘A Vacuum Cup tires ai new low prices with free tube. This s the really non-skid tire. T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut_street. WILLARD—Bure, wa sell & low piice bat- tery, 6 volt, 11 plate, $16.70. Simmons =l!0rlll Bat. Co., 167 Arch Bt. Tel. 2245. Automobiles Wanted 12 WANTED—Ford cars, I will pay cash for your Ford car. Ford cars for sale on eany tcims. James F. Decker, Jr., Room 108, FProfessional building, New Britain Telephone 2765. UBED ton trucks wanted, part cafh, bal- ance ‘weekly or monthly payments. State make, condition, and best terms, Box 82, Plainville. Autos—Taxi Service 13 . Autos—Taxi Service CITY TAXI SBERVICE—Best equipped long trip cars in the city, Careful drivers. Call _.2379. Midnight Phone 615-3. = PACKARD SERVICE—Best car in the city for long trips. Call Joe Farr, 1847, 152 LaSalle street. 'AXI—Phone 2700 will clent taxi AL . bring _quick, eMm- Bervice Station Repairing EMPLOYMENT TOPS, slde curtains and slip-covers ma to fit your car or repaired. Auto bodl of every description upholstered and r paired, Twenty years' experience in this business. J. W Walsh Auto Top & Up- holstering Co., 207 Eim Bt. near Bey. mour 8t. Phone 2640, PARBONB' GARAGE & TOOL CO.—Cylin« ders ground. Oversized wrist pins made, General overhauling and repalr work, 680 West Main Bt. Phone 860-3, sy RADIATOR REPAIRED, new cores in. stalled, dents and jams removed from auto bodles and fenders. Hultquist Bros, 107 Arch stres Phone 1326-3. / RADIATORE REPAIRED, new cafes, etc, made good new. New England Radi- ator Works, 17 East Main 8t. Tel. 860, “Moving, Trucking, Baggage TRUCKING & BTORAGE— 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 & BTORAGE, 187% MAIN. PHONE 2090 & 2002 A. P. MARBH, MGR. " BUSINESSSERVICE -B?r-bcrs, Hairdress, Masseuse ALB, water wa and shampooing. Let us prove our ef- ficlency to you; we have to others. Lucllle Beauty Shop, 259 Maln Bt., top floor. Phone 638, MOVING—When voc are ready (o move and 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 & Son, 243 North Bt. Tel. 1726 or 589-14. Established 25 years. FURNITURE MOVING D BTORING—All work promptly done. Furniture Exchange, 87 Arch 8t. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. HATRCUTTING—Motners, we hobby-horse chairs to imuse kiddles while h-vu.u their hair trimmed. Hours to MAGNETIC jeuse, hoth body and skiliful Vaporic treatment for Rheu tism. Neuralgia Magnetic vibration of the spinal vertebrae for tiredness and sleeplessness; treatments by visit or at her home. Mrs, Sadle Reeve, Res. 137 Fairview street. Telephone 2413, Bullding and Contract 10 BUILDING contractors, We bulld in brick, wood or stone. Jobbing a speclalty. Paul P, Zink & Co., 24 Rocky Hill Ave, Tele- phone 2766, CARPENTER jobbing, sningiing and boaver board work.” I can save you money on your work., M. C. Helsler. Tel. 1432-4, between 1 and 1 and after 6 p. m. CHIMNBY REPATRING and general mason and plaster work: Work guaranteed. J. J. McLarney, 131 Clark Bt. Phone 2189-| 14 “an also be used for Phone 1321-13. 124 ' Garages To Let GLEN BT. storage purposes, Rockwell Avenu, Motorcycles and Bicycles {NDIAN motorcycie and side car. model and fully equipped. Inquire Maple street. IRDIAN MOTORCYCL®S—1917 rebuilt and itke 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, big value, Charles Hadfleld, successor to Hadfleld- Swenson Co., 21 Myrtle Bt. Phone 1708, #MOTORCYCLE and side car, in good run- ning condition, factory overhauled, $150. 200 East Main Et. = Service Station ;K:Dnlrlng 17 ACETYLENE WELDING—Broken, bent or twisted. We reclaim them all. Repairing ‘wrecks, carbon burning. Commercial Welding Co., 111 Cherry §t. Phone 255-2. AUTO PAINTinNG, wauhing ana polishin, Lowest prices in town, considering work- manship. Let us give you an estimate. Joa Amszin, 353 Bo. Main 8 AUTO FENDERS end bodies, doors and radiators, when broken or bent, need the attention of 11led mechanics. Whea In trouble, let us restore the orginal of your car. ‘“Service Is Our Aln. Beoker, Corbin Place, Phone 557. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and trick bodies made to order. High class work, satls: faction guaranteed and prica reasonabl 1. Raviz: 332 Park 8t. Prone 57G-13 15 1919 316 MABON work, bricklaving and plasterin Charles Beh, 691 West Maln stieet. Tel- ephone 1185-2. Business Service Rendered 20 ELECTRIC_ WIRING for light, heat and power. All work guarantced satisfactory, Yonan Electric Co. Phone 1828-3. SIGNS of distinction give character to your business or profession. For the city's best service in_commercial sign painting ses the New Britain Sign Co., 34 Church 8t. Telephone 894. MAIL ORDERS wantes on Mims to be de. veloped and printed. Prompt service. Ad- dress J. L. Hall, Dickinson Drug. UPHOLSTERING of antique .urnitare. All kinds of repairing. The Furniture BEx- change, 67 ATPZI_SL A. J. Grllf. H!r. 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 Jowest in town. New Britain Win- dow Cleaning Co., 88 West Main St. Phone 858, Dressmaking and Millinery 22 HEMSTITCHING, plain picot edge, zlg zag curves and dressmaking. Personal atten- tion. Mlle Blanchette, 131 Main St. Tele- phone 2656. HATCHED box and side pleats in striped goods. Hemstitching and buttons. Gins- burg's Drecs Pleating Shop, 19 Walnut St. Phonc !3:{!-3. A i WOMAN'S institute, lessons in dressmaking. Now = time to make over last win- ter's dre Classes forming Tues. Sept. 19. Private lessons. Tel. 545-6. >Dyclng n;i Cleaning Painting, Paper Hanging 27 HOUBE PAINTING coneracts taken, for la- bor and materials. Get our price on your next paint_fob. City Hardware Co., 49 E. Main 8t. Phone 2660, HOUBE PAINTING and Inte.1or decorating. Estimates cheerfully glven. A. Bchacht, 74 Talcott 8t Phone 1787-3. MAX TREBKY — Painting, paper-hangin, decorating and kalsomining at lowest prices. 39 Harvard 8t. Phone 1322-4. Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 PLUMBING, tinning and general jobbin Louls Nair, 60 Lafayette St. Phone 2754. Residence, 2615-12, WHEN your plumbing, roof, or rain pipes need repalr any time of day or night, telephone 629, Help—Men Wanted BOY to shine shoes, after school or day work. 73 Church 8t. BRIGHT BOY of 17 or 18 who Ia to learn the drug business. Box 43AJ, Herald. Refe 41 all willing rences. . Ken- FIREMAN—Apply at Carbo Brick Co. sington. Phone 174-12. e e, MACHINISTS— ARE YOU‘ EARNING 70¢c PER H OUR It you do not end want to coms in and talk with Mr. Stone, com. pany's personal 78 State St., representative Long's Hotel, ford, Conn. These poritions permanent and are the result men refusing to abide by the U. Labor Board declsion. at Hart are of 8. MEN to operate surface grinder, external grinders, automotive grindars, Phone The Bantam Ball _Bantam, Conn, MEN, 100 tobacco morning. 25 milk Cagroll's, 24 Allyn 6t., Hartford, Bearin, ship 8 o'tlock Ca or g Co. every farmhands, laborers. PTANO BALESMAN, Insurance collector, or phonograph salesman. ish, Jewlsh 225 Arch 8t. nd foreign trade, Must know Pol- Inquire PIN BOYS wanted at the Casino Alleys. 45 Wil Mary Rituation Wanted—Women WABHING 7AND TRONING wanted. g0 to your home. 29 Hurlburt Bt. Miller, FINANCIAL Money Toaned 48 LOANS THAT BENEFIT THE BORROWER WE LEND MONEY on Home Furniture, without removal, also on _Guarantead Notes. LOANS UP TO §308. Repayable in monthly instalments, LAWFUL CHARGES, Write, Call or Phone us—1—f—é—3. BENEFICIAL LOAN BOCIETY, Rooms 104-5. 87 W. Main 8t ADOPT this plan of saving, deposit $10.00 A_month for ten months and receive $5.40 for each 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 Ao on, Then think how foollsh you were when you deposited $10.00 & month for 20 months at 4% in- terest, with interest compounded overy alx months, would amount to $7.29, Think it over, then let us explain. Gen- eral Home Investment Trust, Room 113, 87 West Main Bt. YOU can buy Firat Mortgages yielding 7% on monthly payments, and receive 6% on $our money whila paying for same, Ap- ply to The Bodwell Realty Co., Room 407, National Bank Bldg., city. LIVE STOCK Dugs, Cars, ';t;(s 51 BPANISH POODLE, temined, thres years old. Call at Wohinz, 432 West Main St., or Phone 1349, Eigs, Puniltr) Supplies 52 PLASTERERB for plain and ornamentai work. Apply John J. Des, 75 Westminster St., Providence, R. I. OLD NEWSPAPER MATS—Linlng for chicken coops, 50c a hundred; for sale at Herald Office, 87 Church Bt. | Pressing and Tafloring 29 CLOTHES Called for and dellvered by The London Valet Bervice, Ye London Shop. Phone §85-3, Elm, corner Main St. SUITB of unusual quaiity, imported and domeastic woolens, for summer and fall wear, tallored to the wearer's satisfac- tlon. B. Nelson, 58 West Main Street. Telephone 601. Printing, Jobbing, Stationery 30 LETTERHEADS, envelopes, statements cards, circulars; excellent sgrvice, best quality at the lowest rates. Mhone 559-8, let us glve you estimates. Quality Print Shop, Z. A. Finklestein, Prop., 338 Main. KULPER PRINTING CO., American and foreign language printed. COR. COMMERCIALL. 326 MAIN ST., Phone 777, This week epeclal, a box of quality sta- tlonery with your name and address printed on both sheets and envelopes for $1.00, Professional Services 31 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, Anna R. Ve. trano, Room 403, 259 Main street, Tele- phone 2012, BURGICAL, supporta, made to your measure, also elastic supports and stockings, Mrs, Mack D. Hall, R. N. Reglstered corse- tlere, 72 Graud St. Phone 37-2. WATCHES and clocks repaired. Clock work called for and delivered. Just Phone 2763, B. Georges, Trustworthy Jeweler, 166 Main 8t. Room 10. YOUR old false teeth r $10.00-$15.00. We accept weekiy paymen Open evenings. Don't suffer with tooths ache, Dr. Dickerman, 35 Walnut St. AXELS STRAIGHTENED and whe paired. Auto springs a specialty Baker, 22¢ Arch E§t. Phone Te BATTERIES—Have your experienced bat- tery trouble. Bec us for satisfactory serv- fce. Hartford Battery & Service, City Bervice Station o CARBON burned out while you walt. Have it removed, o that your car will not over- heat on your next trip. Auto Repair-Co. §38 Eas. Main 8t. Phone 2016-3. CHARLANDS AUTO SERVICE 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 1544. CHEVROLET SERVICE & SALES—The best of service on all makes of cars as well as Chevrolets, at reasonable rates. Pleasure and commercial cars storage, $6 per month in summer, $8 per month in winter. Reama & Sorrow Auto Co. 287 Elm 8t. Phone 113§, GLARK'SE AUTO LAUNDRY are the suc- cessors to Plucker's Electric Co, Because of superior equipment and experfence this 18 recognized as being the best electric service station in the city. Cars washed and simonized as usual, $10 to $18. Re- store the original lustre of your car. 238 Main St, (rear). 3 i GENERAL overhauling, Ford and Overland work our specialty. Overland Repair Co. Cor. Arch and West Pearl streots. HUDSON & ESSEX SERVICE— Under personal supervision of' proprie- | tors, who have had long and valuable ex- perience on all makes of cars. High gradt work guaranteed. RMCGAULEY & BENNPTT, 139 ARCH ST. PHONE 1199 HONEYMAN BLDG. W FORD TOPS fitted to your old bows, N!:u.no to $15.00 at The Hart Street Top Shop, 68 Hart St.. rear. Phone 164-14. | CLEAN'NG and ayeing is our exclusive bus- Iness, Garments of all descriptions; draperies, portieres, curtainj, cleaned or tisfaction guaranteed. New Brit- Cleaming Corp., 96 W. Maln B8t. Phone 1323-. CLEANINUG, dyelng an@ pressing. Pleating and hemstitching, remodelling experts. Old garments given a new appearance in a short time and_at small &xpense to you. New Empire Dry Cleaning Co., 149 Main Bt. Phone 626. GLOTHES called for and dellvered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop. Phone 685-3. Elm, corner Main St. Insurance—All Kinds ACCIDENT, AND ALL LINES OF INSUR- ANCE, BERVICE AND BATISFACTION, LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST. MENTS. INBURANCE DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUBST CO. PHONE Repairing and Piano Tuning 82 ACTION regulated free with tuning order to Sept. 20, $3.00. C. A. Humphrey. Tele- phone 2647, BEDDING—Have your mattresses, box springs, cushions, pillows, etc., re-made 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 Bt. Tel. 2314-4. LAWN MOWERS sharpened. Wilcox Repalr Shop, 204 Hart St. Headquarters for first- class repair work. R. H. Wilcox, Prop. Phone 1187-13, LAWN MOWER service station. Called for and delivered. Schoell's, Machine Bhop near Rudolph's garage. Tel. 2051-2, CAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired, Ox-welding. Fritz & Berndt, No. 31 TAILORS WANTED, for work on trousers and vests. Steady position, Shop, 4 Elm street. Ye London PULLETS—8ingle Comb Rhode Tsland Reds, Feb. and March hatched. Some laying. Call 66 Francis St., city. X YOUNG representative to call on Tretail merchants {n New Britain and surround- ings. Non-competitive proposition. opportunity for a live man. No ment. Give particulars. 19TJ, Herald, RAILWAY MECHANICS— MACHINISTS BOILERMAKERS 70c PER HOUR CAR MEN FREIGHT AND PASS. 70c and 63c PER HOUR Go west, permanent position. transportation and board. to company’s agent, 10:00 a. Address . Big invest- Box Free Apply m, to 8:00 p. m. Mr. Btone at Long's Hotel, State St., Hartford, Co nn, Northern Pacific Rallway to take the place of men on strike, WOOD CHOPPERS for work In New Brit- ain. Apply gasoline station, 8t, Corner Corbips Ave. West Main & H, Lewis, Dickinson Drug Co. NG MAN for soda fountain. Apply C. {OUNG MAN—Apply B-K Tire and clnnw 102 West Main 8t. Vul- YOUNG MAN about 17 or 18 years old as bookkeeper. Inquire evenings. Gelsinger & Schaefer, 41 Wilson St. | TYPEWRITERS for ~ MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE Merchandise at the Stores 65 FLOOR LAMPS—0ne with Uiack wainut base and beautiful silk top, $25. Another with hand painted black bai and sllk trimmed with gold, . Widen- 138 Main 8t. 38 FRUIT JARS and canning outfits. This 1a the season. Assure yourself succes g you quipment he! . Mills, 80 West Maln 8 Phone 361, FRUIT JARS, Atias “BZ Heal,’ pint, 9o, quarts $1.16. Pint Mason jars 80c, g s 46c per doz. City Main 8t. sfeam and hot water heaters, gas heaters oll heaters, parlor stoves, &tove:pipe d elbows. Ericson & Johnson, 34 Dwight street. LIONEL electric tralns for tne boy birt day or Christmas gift. Monier Bros. Bporting Goods Store, 38-42 Main St TOYB, gamos. The only year ‘tound foy and doll shop In the city. Arch St. Novelty _Bhop, 269 Arch Bt. TRUNKS, bags and ault cases. We specialize on wardrobe trunks in all sizes. Our location which s just a few st2ps from the high remt district enables us to quote you the lowest prices in the city on these items, a8 well as all other wears ing appore!. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church st FURNACES—Pipele Musical instruments | TUBIL REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Wanted--To Rent 7 RESPONGIRLE family desires to rent fur- _nished flat_or cottage. Address Box 4 or & room tenement in moutheastern part ity on or before Oct, 1, by young Ams L BBTATE - Anything to rent, buy of sell ses Colin about {t at 15 Main 8t., the largest individual real estate owner in the cit REAT, ATE—If you have a tenement to rent or It you have any property for sale consult H. J, Folren, 140 Main Bt. Phona 1780, REAL ESTATE, farms and suburban homea. Robt. White, 269 Main B8t REAT, EETATE—Piainville, 18 (he piace o live, It is the place to work. Surely It ls the place to buy. Cunningham & Bkinner, Brokers & Realtors, Nerl block, Plainvill REAL ESTATE—If it's Real Gorbach, Booth's block. Estat Phone 1190, Call Auctioneers GEO. A. OLARK, Auctioneer, MERIDEN, CONN. P. O, BOX 333. Meriden, Conn. Phane 1043, E BT., 126—0ne five tenement brick block and 2 family dwelling 216 Chap- man street. Brick block has 3 stores, Everything In first-class condition. Pri; reasonable. Inquire at Star Real Estate Phono 605-2. _ Building Lots For sale 81 BELVIDERE section, bullding iof, 50x128, for $500. 14 cash, % on tims. Harry Luckabaugh, R. F. D.. Collinaville, Conn, COLUMBIA, $160 model, slightly used ma- hogany cabinet. Can be bought for $100. Widener's, 133 Main Bt. COLUMBIA—Table model, mahogany, and in excellent playing rondition. Price with records, $30. Ono dollar weekly takes it. Widener's, 138 Main St. EDISON dlamond aiac phonograph _ with mahogany cabinet, {n excellent playing condition. Price and terms right. Widen- er's, 138 Main St. PIANO—Mahogany, upright, fine order, $150. Good plano, cheap. Terms arranged. L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch St. PIANO—Weber plano, can be had for $25 for quick sale. G. M$ Vater, 619 East Main Bt. Tel. 1124-4, VICTROLA with records, tlon and , tully guaranteed, terms, Widener's, 138 Ma in perfect cor $25. Easy st. Articles For Sale BABY CARRIAGE, reversible, new. Phon_-. 1612, RADIO—Bulld your own t with parts from Widener's, or let supply your _“'- ‘Widener's, 133 Main 8t. INE PREBSSES, clder mills _and kegs. Rackliffe Bros, Park & Bigelow Sts, Phone 1074, carriage for $25 at Monler Bros. 58 Practically ‘Watches, Dllmon-rls. Jewelry 67 BABY RINGS—14Kt. with precious stones, at B. Georges. A trustworthy jeweler, 166 Main St. Room 10. DIAMONDS for graduation or weddings, This ad is worth 16% oft on our entire stock. Bring it with you. I. Resnick, Mfg. _ Jeweler, 340 Main St._ LOCKETS--Beautiful photo baby lockets. 14K grean gold fllled. B. Georges, 166 Main St. Room 10. Business and Office_Equipment 57 or for rent. Also Phona 564-2. repairing of all Truscio, 192 Washit Teed and Fuel PURINA CALF CHOW—Dont feed calves milk. It's too expsnsive. Purina Calf Chow costs much less and gives better re- _sults. N. B. Bird & Footwear and Clothing BOOTS, “Ball band,” hip. Every palr po tively guaranteed, $3.98. All other make $2.98. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church Bt. ESTABLIBH y credit at the Boston Clothing Store next door to the Herald Office. _Keep well dressed. SHOES—Men's and boy~', Men's shoss guar- anteed all solid leather construction. Boys' shoes, special line, also guaranteed so0lid leather construction, Try them and prove it. Joe Mortelliti, 86 Church B8t. SHOES for dress, work and play of proven durabllity, as low as $2.48. Nothing high- er than $4.05. Army & Navy Store, 58 Church_street. BLIPPERS—Moccasins, etc, In felt, leath- er. Buckskins for ladies or men at prices ranging from €dc to $2.50. Army & Navy Store, 36 Church St. 59 | FURNITURE | GO-CART— WATCHES—The value of time Is appre- clated by a boy or girl at college, it that time-plece comes from B. Georges, Trustworthy Jeweler, 166 Main St. Rm. 10 WATCHES, for the boy or girl at High school; a beautiful watch with remark- able low price, at B. Georges, Trust- worthy Jeweler, 166 Main St., Room 10. WEDDING RINGS, 14 and 18 karat gold. Diamond rings, $20 and up. Himberg & Horn, 10 Arcade and 392 Main St. Wanted—Articles to Buy 68 Tn good condition _wanted. Good prices paid, all household articles. Call me before you sell. Phone 516-13. FURNITURE—WIII pay fair prices for sec- ond-hand furniture or will exchange. D. _M. Benjamin, 115 Beaver St. Tel. 1320. FURNITURE—We wili buy 1t at fhir prices. The Furniture Excha 67 Arch S8t. A. J. Grafe, Mg CILDING LOTS on easy payments in all p:,rlu rfix lhhe city at prices much lower than will bs asked next year. Tho W. Hatch Co = LOTS on Millej . in very nice section, betwean Farmington Ave. and No, Burrtt §t. Level and clear ground. Rea- sonable prices for cash or payment. Ing, J. Zuk, 331 Washington 8t. Tel. 887-3, 5 Farms For Sale 83 ACRES land, with standing Fard wood, Between Plainville and New Britain, north of Conn. Trap Rock Co. R, L. Hayden, § Middle §t., Bristol, Conn. 126 ACRE FARM In Berlin. Thirty cows, 3 hores, chickens, all good farm tools and ew 8 room house and new barn, running water in both. Electricity avalle able. Low price and reasonable terms, Cashman Farm Agency, 31 Main Bt. Phone §73-4. “New Britaln's JLargest Farm Bureau.” Mouses For Sale BELVIDERE— of the nic lows, near new Normal school. all Improvements, fireplace, oak large lot, near trolley. Small amount of cash required. Andrews & Co., 1557 _Btenley St. Phone 861-4, CARLTON ST., Z17—Nesr Commonwealth Avenue, close to State Normal school that's being built now where values will increase, single house, six rooms, with improvements; built three years, auto space. Price low, little cash required. Apply Marquardt's Fire Insurance Agency, 18 Central Row, Hartford. CORBIN AVE.—2 family house of 12 reomu; lot 66x166, fruit trees, everything mod- ern; price $9,500. Watson & Jones, 294 Main Bt. Tel. 2450, EAST ST.—One 3, one 2 and one sing] tenement house. Just take your choic either would make you a nice home. H. _N. Lockwood, Real estate & Ins. City Hall GROVE ST.—3 family house, 16 room Good cowreniences, For price and ter see The Home Banking & Realty Co., 86 West Main St. Phone 728 STANLEY ST.—3 tenement houss in & bus- iness section. $1,000 cash will buy it. S Cohn about it at 15 Main St. Real esta: and_insurance. d, wanted, _84 Frankiin Squage. JUNK—We buy, magazines, papers, rag! all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices. A Rodinsky, 81 Oak street, Tele- | _phone 1591, JUNK—Save all your rags and papers for L. Zeldes, also men's clothes. Highest _prices paid. 151 Oak St. Phone 515-13. Apply or write SWEATERS—Just recelved, a large stock of pure wool sweaters in V-neck, coat, and other styles at prices much lower than prevailing elsewhere. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church 8t. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartments and Tenen;en(s Bl; Good Things to Eat 62 APPLES—Large quantity. Mostly Baldwin. Will be sold right on tree. Maplecroft farm, city. Phone 73, ARCH ST., Cor. Hart. 5 room apartment, modern improvements, Inguire Wexler, 21 Hart 8t. Phone 1766, THREE family brick house, five minute walk from center of city. Price right. Watson and Jones, 294 Maln St. Tel. 245 EW cottage of 6 rooms in_good location. We have some good Z-and 3 family houses in all parts of the city. If vou are look- ing for a bargaln, see A. Danieison Co., 131 Main St. Tel. 8 COTTAGE on Howard St., § rooms, in east- ern part of city; convenlent to North & Judd. All modern. Price only $5,500. Cash required, §1,500; a real bargain. The Home Banking & Realty Co., 85 W. Mai COTTAGE on Stanley St., 6 rooms, 10 min- utes' walk to center of city; extra large lot, 225 feet deep. The Home Banking & Realty Co., 86 W, CAMP' ST., 84—An apartment, modern im- provements. Apply on premises. CORNED BEEF from corn fed heavy beef. This week's special at 18c per Ib. Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtle St. GRAPES for sale. Any quantity, dellvered. Tel. 105-13, Plainville, Help—\Women Wanted 43 ACCIDENT, Life or Fire, See P. J. Mur- ray & Co. for insurance service. Agents and Realtors, 326 Main 6t. Tel. 2031-3. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE & _specialty. Bervice unususl. Call on the phone, we do the rest. Dewitt A. Riley, 272 Main Greenwood St. Tel. 163-12. MTRRORS resllvered In three d Chair ning also. Prompt deliveries and guar- anteed workmanship. Edw. Gorfaln, 168 Arch 8t. Phono 869-2. ~ EDUCATIONAL INSURANCE—The man who Insures his life wants insurance, that insures—pro- tection that protects. He should demand the best, and be content with nothing but the best, Parker & Deming, Insurors, Phone 2026, L iy NEW ENGLAND wutuas Life Insurance 0. 87 Milk Bt. Boston, Massachusetts. £ clona, Agent, 173 Main street, New Britain, Conn, 25 H. G. MANNING, Waterbury, ex-patent ex- aminer. New Britain, Thursdays, 6 p. m. Walk-Over_store by appointmen NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block, Est. 1866, by Jas. Shepard, LOUIS M. BCHMIDT, 269 MAIN BT. Telephone New Britalu and _Hartford. NTING—Firat-class automobile painting FA-It T::z prices. L. M. Fanion, rear 17/ Arch_Bt. i = | N'8 GARAGE AND TOOL CO. 680 ’?v:‘fs? Main. Machine and tool work. Auto | part and repairing. Ford blocks rebored and new pistons fitted. Tel. 890-2. | STDE CURTAINS in good condition are an absolute necessity in winter. Iave yours| repaired or if necessary, replaced before the rush eets in, which means a lower price and less delay. Hart St. Top Bhop, §8 Hart Bt. rear. Phone 164-14. STEVE'S & VINCELSTTE GARAGE— epairing and overhauling. We speciallze P aras, Hudson and Essex cars. Al | gervice guaranteed. Carbon burned out at 50 cents a cylinder. Also welding. REAR 169 ARCH ST. PHONE 1624-12 OR 8§89-13. FIRES—Befors having vour tires repaired, call at the S-K and get the advice of a| factory expert. Next to_tbe P. O. A Herald Classified ad serves all needs of all people. foving, Trucking, Baggage 20 ING P. S to Baybrook and re- by auto, from Sat. afternoon until evening. Good meal and rooms sup plled. For further particulars call 764 Blanchette's Express, 140 _Cl!orr}'_EL BUS PARTIES. 111 take parties any place. Moving, trucking and express also. Frank McMahon, 123 Cherry 8t. Phone 2653; JOS. ARBOUR & SON— Furniture and plano moving. New Britain office, §6 Whiting_St. New York Recelving Station, R. P. E. Warehouse, 81 Walker §t. We ara installing & new eystem whereby the customer may know how much hig 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. freight handled by ue. Dally service. Over- night delivery. Instrumental and Vocal 36 CLERK for afternoon and evening Western Unlon Telegraph Co. work. COOK and second maid, experlenced. B W. T. Sloper, 65 Lexington St COOKS, second girls and malds for general housework. Apply Mrs. Hanson's E ment_Agency, 180 High St. mploy- PEARS—Preserved chipped pears, $3 a doz. glasses. Phone 1525-14. Household Articles 03 ANTIQUE FURNITURE—BIg variety at re- duced prices. The Furniture Exchange, 87 Arch Bt, A. J. Grafe, Mgr. BED and spring, kitchen table and 8xi2 rug. Inquire 71 Harrison St. Tel. 1813-2, CHERRY ST., 53—3-5 room tenements, with all_improvements. Phone 1635-13. HART BT., 118—Second floor, 4 rooms and 2 attic rooms. All improvements. Adults. No children, German speaking people pre- ferred, STAIN ST., 498—4 room heated apartment, modern improvements. Inquire Goldberg's store, 500 Main St. Phone 1766. MAIN ST., 357—Tenement of 7 rooms, all improvements. Tel. 1059-2. NORTH ST.—5 and 6 room apartments, all modern improvements. For particulars call M. Cohn, 2425 or 684, |Cor SIX room o WIll be sold for about $5,000. Convenient terms. H. J. Folren, 140 Main St. Tel. 17! AGE of 0 rooms, conveniently located, hot water heat, fireplace. Nice place for large family of adults, or can have room- ers and your rent wont cost anything. For further Information Phone The Home Banking & Realty Co., 86 West Main St. Telephone 728. Suburban For Sale 85 PLAINVILLE-—8ix room nouse, all modern improvements, hot water heat. Brick garage. Centrally located. The John Cooke Co., 1 Hough St., Plainville. MISS MARGARET . MOORE, teacher of piano. Btudio, 300 Washington St. Tele- phone 874-5. EMPLOYMENT Help—Men Wanted 41 AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN In New Britain and vicinity, $50 a week guaranteed it you follow instructions. Address Box 14TF, Herald, BLACKSMITHS— WANTED FOR WORK ON RAIL- ROAD. POSITIONS PERMANENT, WAGES GOOD, FREE BOARD, ROOM & TRANSPORTATIO] LABOR TROUBLE. CALL AND TALK WITH MR. STONE, LONG'S HOTEL, STATE ST, HARTFORD, CONN. BOILERMAKERS— WANTED FOR WORK ON RAI ROAD. POSITIONS PERMANENT, WAGES GOOD. FREE BOARD, ROOM & TRANSPORTATION. LABOR TROUBLE. CALL AND TALK WITH MR STONE, LONG'S HOTEL, STATE ST, HARTFORD, CONN, BOY who wishes to ness. Apply by letter, ald Office. Tearn the dru Box 21XX, Her- CARPENTERS— WANTED FOR WORK ON RAIL- ROAD. POSITIONS PERMANENT, WAGES GOOD. FREE BOARD, LABOR TROUBLE. CALL AND TALK WITH MR STONE, LONG'S HOTEL, STATE ST, HARTFORD, CONN. GIRL to pick up dishes on floor. Hudson Lunch, 284 Maln St Apply GIRL— Eaperlenced on paper box etripping ma- Steady work. TAYLOR-ATKINS CO., BURNSIDE, CONN NEAR HARTFORD. chine. GIRL, for general housework. Good No laundry. Call at 1568 Stanley Phone 1859. wages. st., or ELECTRIC vacuum cleaners rented, dollar a day. All makes of cleaners repaired and overhauled. Phone 19 WEST MAIN ST. 4516 room tenement, steam heat; rent $25. See Cohn about it at 15 Maln street. GAS RANGE—Clark Jewel cabinet, class condition. M. O. Baker, Rock Ave. Phone 2751, GAS STOVE lighters, 25c. Tips 10c. Best lighters made. I Andrews. Tel. 1995. HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES—Must be sold this week. Gas range, heater, refrigera- tor, tables, chairs, shades, safe. 99 Win- throp St. First- 180 Black WEST MAIN ST, with all convenien: VINTHROP ST., 2215 rooms, first floor, | New and modern, $40 per month. Inquire | Home Banking & Realty Co. Phone 72 FOR NT to adults preferably. 5 rooms in new cottage In fine location. Price $50. Inquire Home Ranking & Realty Co. Phone S0—4 room Heated. apartment HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE in whole or separate, whole preferred. Mrs, C. . Judd, 705 Stanley St. Phone 1638-2, Come quick LAUNDRESS, competent, 2 days a One who can do fine clothes, No need apply. Box 40AJ, Herald. MAID for general housework and c children. able person need apply. ! 161 MIDDLE-AGED woman to do light work, Phone 7 MOTHE work and care of children. Mrs. Howard S. Smith, 185 W. Plainville. e sk WOMAN to wash dishes. Apply son_Lunch, 284 Main St. Mrs. Alexander Hill, 447 Ar Phone 2, WOMAN who_ can cook, 3 ER week. other are of Must speak English. Only cap- Phone 1613, house- le References. Main St., “Hud- %o help with housework by the ch St “wash ke beds and do general cleaning. e e e §40 & month. Chaffes's Tav- ton. Phone 1641-4 _ for second North, Sunnyledge. Situations \vanted-—Men EXPERI grocery tion in &t vears experigmce. Herald. Address Box “work, Apply Mrs. clerk desires poal alzo drive truck. Five 9AT, "FRECKLES AND OM,GEE, TD GWE MOST ANYTHING \F T DIDNT JANE HIS FRIENDS MY MOM SENT NE T UANE TW' DENTIST FiLL This Isn’t a Soda Parlor, STEP TUIS WAY AND “TELL "ME DOCTOR. WHAT YOU WANT. F l;eckles ALL RIGHT, MY MAN= T-T-T-T \WANT TLGET MM ToOTH F-FILLED. | | WHAT WIND oF FILLING Do YoU WANT IN PERFECTION oll heater; price $4. Phone SCTAL sala on beds, cribs and mattr Beds $6 up; cribs §7 up; mattresses $9 up. Edward Gorfain, 168 Arch St. Tele- 65 BEDS—Spacial sale on 150 2" filler oak color beds at $13 and up. Also 100 white cotton and roll edged mattresses at | $9.00 and up. B. Berson, 503 Main St 5 7 TENTS §x7 Boys' Bcout tent, khakl, drill ..§ 5.95 7x7 wall tent, white single fillled duck . Tourists' olive drab, Wall tent, A Sl PN £x10 Wall tent, white, duck ... 10x10 Wall tent, duck ween 834312 Wall tent, white, duck waterproofed, . 16.50 filted . 14.64 filled filled tent, drill white, =9 %9 double double white, doubis 325 LT double filea i . 20.00 Business Places For Rent ESTNUT manufacturing, third flo the Hitchcock building. 3,600 square Elevator service. Apply to E. R. . 303 Main St. 70| " light E. R teet. Hitch- " ftor .40 feet square, | Iocated. Suitable for light many- facturing plant. Box 44AJ, Herald. 3 3 Lafayette. An to-date cornar store. New front, just completed, Tnquire B. Goldberg; 500 Main St, or Phone 1766, NORTH ST., corner VWgllow. Building garage or light manufacturing purposes, with all improvements. See Cohn about it at 1 n St. Real Es and Ins. Toom with g cphone 56-4. EAST MAIN ST., 208-Large pleasant furs nished room for one or two persons. Low price, Telephone 943-2 . Corner Higl, ed room, Suil)\]zlvifnr gentleman. One nicely furs MAIN ST., 369—Two furnished rooms for rent. 5 MAIN 61—Steam heated furnished room, all improvements, top floo 40— Furnished rooms, suitable atlemen. Call Anna Willson ROCNS in the Y. M. €. A. dormitory. One single and one double room. Rooms and Board T MAIN ST, 154—One for two teachers. 80 Toom, ne large Board WES' suitable cluded. " Rooms For Housekeeping Housek 91 WINTHROP ST., 64—2 or § furnished rooma tor light housekeepid}¥ or not; electric lights, g: hot wate Houses For Rent 73 SMALL furnished bungalow for Oct. Fine | location. Mrs. R. H. Stevenson, Plain- ville. Tal. 146-3. | Where To Dine 93 DELANEY LUNCE like to eat here. There's a reason, too, The most pops ular restaurant in town. In the Beloln hotel, Opp._the Station. SOMERSET DRIVE—Bungalow cottage. In- quire New Britain Machine Co. labor | bureau. For Tent 74 JACK'S regular dinner with ple and coffes, 36c. Home baking. J. C. Mehl, Prop., on. 6 room house, elec- 13514 Wall tent, whit Quck Al 28.32 Rental prices on any of the above tents| quoted on application. | NING & DEC. CO. HALL PLACE. gas and furnace. Mrs ah st., Kensington WHITE'S CROSSING—§ room stona house with modern improvements, near trolley | line. G. Fortuna lights, \F YA GCT T} 1D LKE T HAE BY BLOSSER board an Joe Norton, i WOULD like to a private family. street. LEGAL NOTICES Sebastiano Buccherd Vs, room with 422 Main Natolina Buccheri (alias Mary Gentile) Superior Court, State of Connecti- cut, County of Hartford, the §th day of September, 1922 Second Order of Notice. {brought to said Court, |complaint and it appearing to | Upon complaint in said cause at Hartford, in said County on the first Tuesday of June, 192 and now pending, claiming a divorce, and custody of minor children, it not appearing to this Court that the defendant has re- ceived notice of the pendency of said this of the is un- Court that the whereabouts defendant Natolina Buccheri known to the Plaintiff, Ordered, that notice of the institu- tion and pendency of sald complaint ghall be given the defendant by pub- lishing this order in The New Brit- ain Herald, a newspaper published in New Britain, once a week, for two guccessive weeks, commencing on or |before September 18, 1922 | By the Court, GEORGE A CONANT, 1 Clerk of said Court.