New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1922, Page 13

AUTOMOTIVE e ey Autos and Trucks for Sale [ BODGE tourlng car, 1017 mode, G and new top. Car In good condition, Price 69, For demonatration, call Tel. 829, BODGE Biros, panal delivery, 1ike new and enly $450. Got this bargain at Aaron 0. Cohen, 87 New Britain_Ave, Hartford, DGE, 191 sedan, in _ excellent order. Wentcott sedan, Franklin, 1918 touring and roadstor, 1921 Dort touring. WIill trade for building lots or sell on easx m ron G. Cohen, jnc., 185 Park 8t and 867 New Britain avenue, DODGE COUP! 3 1. Original finish, good tires and in excellent shape throughout, Terms can be arranged but price will be remarkably low for cash, Moon Motor Co, 18 Main 8t. Phone 2786, Open evenings EBSEX touring oar, perfact condition, Good ig_lu 2 new cord tires. Phone 1981-2, RD, 1916 roadster, $60. €. Rudolph, 127 . 360, Jim's ‘West Main street ¥ORD, 1617 racer, 5 wire wheels, ail new body and motor In A-1 condition, motor rebored. Will sell cheap. Harold Bwanson, 230 Arch Bt. FORD sedan, excellont condition, new paint, fully electric equipment, new fend- ers, Can’ guarantee, $350, Ford touring car, $135, Jim's Garage, 403 West Maln 8t. Open till 10 p. m. FORDS—Bpecial values. Tourings, §75 (o $176. 191% sedan, 1920 coupe, light de- liveries and classy speedsters. Terms Aaron '6,-Cohen, 867 New Britain e Open evening FORD, 1917, runabout, Good and mechanically excellent, ator, 4 very good tires and 1 new spare and tube, Top s good. Can be bought cheap for cash. Us:d Car Ex- change, 13 Main St. Phone 2788, PP Vow style PIANO [ — ___AUTOMOTIVE _ Automobiles Wanted 12 WANTED=—Ford cara, 1 will pay cash for your Ford car, Ford, cars for sale on easy terms. James K. Decker, Jr, Room 108, Professional bullding, New Britain __Telephone 2765, UBED ton trucks wanted, part cash, bal- ance ‘veekly or monthly payments. make, condition, and best term 82, Piainville, Autos—Taxi Service| — e CITY TAXI SERVICE—Best equipped long trip cars in the clty. Careful drivers. Call _ 3370, Midnight Phone 615-3. % PACKARD BERVICE—Best car in the city for, long trips. Call Joo Farr, 1847, 152 Laallo_street. . TAXI—Phone 2700 will bring _quick, ent taxi service to your door, Garages To Let 14 (GFARAGE of 15 capacity, WIIl leass In whole or_rent Indly spaces, Simmons Btorage Battery Co., 187 Arch Bt. Tele. 2245, GLEN BT.—Garage for cara and _storagé purposes, Phona 1321-13. 124 Rockwell avenue. o ¢ 3 2 HIGH BT,, 220—Garage, new; apace for two cars. ~ Electric lights, o FORD roadster with bed body, $126. R, C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry 8t. Phone 2051-2. . Motorcycles and Bicycles 15 RD CARS—Jam Good class second- Professional Bldg. FRANKLIN, 1920, roa and good tires. Mechanically perfect. Tirms can be arranged. M. Irving Jes- ter, 193 Arch 8t. Phone, “This fs a Btudebaker year.’ &M, G. TRUCK, 1917; 1 ton, § good tires, excellent condition. 171 Bo. Maln Btreet. Phone 870, HUDEON-¢-40 touring car. Good mechani- | cendition and good tires. Bargain if taken at once. Ths 8, & F, Motor Sales Corp., 155 Elm 8t. Phone 731, fARLEY-DAVIDSONS—We have § abso- lutely perfect H.-D. motorcycles. We will accept any reasonable offer for one or all, Monier Bro#., 38 Main St. “The Sport. ing_Goods Btore. Phone 125-2, INDIAN MOTORCYCLMS—1917 rebullt and like new, $150; 1917 rebullt machine at $100; 1919 in excollent coudition, $160; Harley-Davidson 1920 sport model, $175. Harley-Davidson 1920 at 3200, A 1919 In- dlan ‘with side car, $200, blg value, Charles Hadfleld, successor to iadfleld- Swenson Co., 21 Myrtle 8t. Phone 1708, = Servlcé Station ’Rennl.rln. & 17 RIBBEL KAR, 1918, with an all year fop. Mechanically perfect, 2 brand new tires. Terms can be arranged. M. Irving Jes- ter, 193 Arch Bt. Phone “This s a Stude- baker year. MITCHELL, 1917, 3 paseenger roadster, with 2 new cord tires (others are good), mechanically O. K., and good paint. M. Irviog Jester, 193 Arch 8t. Phone, “Thi _18 a Studebaker year." fa OAKLAND, 1920 sedan, Five good tires, Just repainted and thoroughly over- hauled. Upholstery very good. Will glve new car service, M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch 8t. Phone. “This Is n Stude- baker year. OVERLAND touring, in excellent mechanically. Terms can be arranged to suit purchaser. Moon Motor Co., 15 Main 8t. Phone 2785, Open evenings, shape, ACETYLENE WELDING—Broken, bent or twisted. We reclaim them all. Repairing wrecks, carbon burning. _Commercial ‘Welding Co., 111 Cherry St. Phone 255-2, AUTOMOBILE running board molding put on, All varieties replaced. Remember taat service {s our alm and that we are auto body and radiator experts. O. Becker, Corbin Place. Phone 5§53, AUTO PAINTiNG, wauling ana polishing Lowest prices In town, considering work- mansh!p, Let us give you an estimate. Joe Amszin, 353 Bo. Main Bt. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and truck podies made to order. High class work, satis- faction guarantoed and prica reasonable. 1. Ravizza, 332 Park St. Plone 576-13. AXELS STRAIGHTENED and wheels re- paired. Auto springs a specialty. John C, Baker, 224 Arch Bt. Phone 6506, OVERLAND, 1915, 3 passenger roadster. All new tires, very good paint and in ex- cellent mechanical condition. Terms to suit buyer. M. Irving Jester, 103 Arch St. Phone. “This is a Studebaker year. BAXON, 1917 touring car. R. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry 8t. Phone 2051-2. BCRIPPS-BOOTH, 1920 coupe. Upholstery 1s very good, just repainted and over- hauled. 5 very good tires. This is a bar- gain. See it before buying a used closed car, Terms to suit. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch. Phone. “This |s a Studebaker yea ETEARNS-KNIGHT, 1816, Good paint, low price for, cash, but terms can be ar- ranged. Irving Jester, 193 Arch &t. Phone. “This ls a Studebaker year.” 4 BTUDEBAKER six cylinaer touring cars. Clark's Automobile Laundry. 23§ Main St. TRUCK—% ton, Just overhauled, new paint, mechanically perfect. Price low. F. L. Peck, Kensington, Tel. 674-32. Al 1M, 1920 half ton truck. Good condition, Apply J.. E. Kilbourne, 1634 Stanley St. Phone 1621 or 2421-2, B GEED automobiles. Let us eell your used cars. Bring your car to our lot at corner Lafayette and Washington Sts. We deal in all kinds of cars, No charge for lot rent. Brady & Co. 124 Washington St. Call or Phono 1828-5. REAL BARGAINB IN USED CARS— Ford touring. Hudson touring. Studebaker sedan, Studebaker touring. Hudson touring. Grant coupe. Hudson roadster. Oakland sedan. Essex touring. Kissell Kar coupe. r 4 pass. sport model. 1922 1921 1921 1920 1920 1921 8-40 1919 1020 1019 M . Many Others THE HONETMAN AUTO BALES CO. 139 Arch Bt Phone 2109, Open Sundays and Evenings — Auto Plrts--nd Accessories 11 TUTO PARTS—Tou will fina that part of ‘Yolll' auto at Cutler's, 22 Oak Bt. Phone $15-14. _We also_buy used cars. - TIRES and tubes, second-hand fa- M{fxc and cord. All sizes. Lowest prices. Pete Rosso, 336 E. .\Xa_l EL T:l. 1189-4. BRIES for every car. Our service BACEI;TMI. Ask the man who stops here. O'Nell Tire & Battery Co., 39 Washing- ton 8t. Phone §00. "I'ERIBE8—Bee Farrell shout your bat- at:r:‘. new or oid, J. M. Farrel, 110 Frapklin Square. Phone 1218. BEARINGS for all makes of n, connecting rod :‘;:ll;\ d axles at Cutler's, 23 Oak Bt Phone 616-14. AYTON THOROBRED TIRES—If its tire Dnr tube troubls, see Jack, at the Ball Tire Co.. 210 Arch St. Phone 1729-4. & FIREBTONE tires. The users of nt‘h}su tires bellevo In playing safe. Service . West End Vulcanizing Works, 399 P. McCarthy, Prop. Phone 1 BATTERIES—Exide Batteries and service. Fxchange your old bsttery for a new Txide. Libersl allowance. “A. G. Hawker. FEDERAL tires & Michelin tubes. Author- ized sales agency. Judd & Dunilop, 15 Franklin Square. Phone 1228, GAS and oll at lowoest prices in fown at 534 West Mf‘{[ PLNNSYLVANIA Vacuum Cup tires at new low prices with free tube. This is the really non-skid tire. T. H. Cogswell, § Chestnut strest. __One Ford cord tire, 30x3, $8.00, ":?rfimn;‘luo, Brand new. Call at 321 Park Bt., 8:30 to 11:30 a. m. BATTERIES—Have your experlenced ba tory trouble. Sec us for satisfactory serv- fce. Hartford Battery & Service, City Bervice Btatior, Edw. Zack, Battery Dept. CARBON burned out while you walt. Have it removed, so that your car will not over- heat on your next trip. Auto Repalr Co., 838 Eas. Main 8t. Phone 2016-3. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1922. Advertiser NOW,, BUSINESS SERVICE Herald BUSINESS SERVICE There is An Upright, Mahogany Piano of Medium Size That Must Be Sold Immediately, Advertised To- day Under Heading 66—“Musical Instruments.” If You Are Not One of the Seventy Per Ce‘nt }Nho Own Pianos, This is a Real Opportunity to Obtain One At a Sacrifice. The Terms Are Low. See That ant Ads Mean Opportunity. READ THEM. FINANCIAL ——ror s Bullding and Oontract 19 BUTLDING contractors, We bulld in brick, wood or stone, Jobbing a speclalty, Paul P, Zink & Co., 24 Rocky Hill Ave, Tele- phone 2748, P obbing, eningling and hoaver bonrd work.” I can_save you money on your work. M. C, Heisler, Tel, 1492-4, botween 1f and 1 and after 6 p. m, CHIMNEY REPAIRING and general mason and plaster work. Work guaranteed, J, J. McLarney, 131 Clark 8t. Phone 2189- bricklaving 501 West M Business Service llen&nred ELBCTRIC WIRING for light, heat and power, All work guaranteed satlsfactory, Yonan Electric C Phone 1528-3, LECTRICAL, WORK—Anyons contemplat- ing wiring or: imstalling fixtures would do well to call 2626-15. A, Tyler, 104 Bel- den_street. Tel- e = 21 T T Painting, Paper Hanging fOUBE PAINTING and inte.lor dechiating. Estimates cheerfully given. A, 8chacht, 74 Taloott 8t, Phone 1747-: MAX TREBKY — PAInting, paper-hanging, decorating and kalsomining at lowent prices. 39 Harvard Bt. Plione 1322-4, Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 PLUMBING, tlnnlfif nd general Jobbing. Louls Nair, 60 yette Bt. Phone 2784, Rasidence, '2618-1 WHEN your plumbing, reol, or rald pipes need repair any time of day or night, tolephone 629, Pressing and Tafloring 29 CLOTHES called for and dsiivered by The London Valet Bervice, Ye London Shop, Phone B#6-3, Eim, corner Main Bt UITB of unusual quality, Imported and domestic woolens, for summer and fall wear, tallored to the wearer's satisfac- tion. B. Nelson, 68 West Main Street, Telephone 501, BIGNS of diutinction give character to your business or profession, For the city's best service in commercial sign painting see the New Britain Bign Co.,, 34 Church St, Telephone #94, MAIL ORDERS wantea on Mms to be de- yeioped and printed. Prompt service, Ad- ~fires J. L. Hall, Dickinson Drug. PHOTOGRAPHING—Call 2315 or 1198 when you have any photographing to be _done. Ohrnatedt's, UPHOISTERING of antique .urnitu kinds of repairing. The Furniture Ex- ge, 67 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 lowest in town. New Beltain Win- dow Cleaning Co., 88 West Main &t Phone 488, / Dressmaking and Millinery 22 HAEMSTITCHING, plain picot edge, 2lg zag curves and dressmaking. Personal atten- tion. Mlle Blanchette, 131 Main St. Tele- phone 2655. MATCHED box and side pleats in striped goode. Hemstitehing and buttons. Gins- burg's Dress Pleatiog Shop, 19 Walnut St. Phono 1333-3. WOMAN'S {nstitute, lessons in dressmaking. Now s the time to make over last win- ter's dresses. Classes forming Tues. Sept. 19. Private lessons. Tel. 545-5. All Dy;l’ngr n.nd_ Cleaning 23 CLEAN'NG and dyelng 18 our exclusive bu iness. Germents of all descriptions; draperies, portleres, curtains, cleaned or dyed. Batisfaction guaranteed. New Brit- &in Dry Cleaming Corp. 96 W. Main St. __Phone 13233, . ) CLEANING, dyeing an@ pressing. Pleating and hemetitching, remodelling experts. Old garments given & new appearance in & short time and at small expe you. New Empire Dry Cleaning Co., Main 8t. Phone 635, CLOTHES called for and delivered by The London Valet Bervice. Ye London 8hop. Phone 585 Elm, corner Main 8t. 30 statementa Printing, Jobbing, Stationery CBTTERAEADR, envelopes, cardw, circulars; excellent mervice, best quality at the lowest rates. Phone 559-5, lot us give you estimates. Quality Print 8hop, 2. A. Finklestein, Prop., 338 Main, KULPER PRINTING CO,, American and forelgn language printed, COR. COMMERCIAL, 325 MAIN BT, Phone 777, This week special, a box of quality s tlonery with your name and address printed on both sheets and envelopes for $1.00, Profeasional Services 81 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, Anna R. Ve- trano, Room 403, 260 Main street. Tele- phone 2012, SURGICAL supports, made {o your measure, also elastic supports and stockings. Mrs. Mack D. Hall, R. N. Reglstered corse- tlere, 72 Grand 8t. Phone 37-2. morigngen Applications MORTGAGES—AIl our 7% frat up to $300 have boen sold can only he accepted for less amounts. Dellvery to bo In 30 days, The Bodwell Realty Co, Nat'l. Bank Bldg. ADOPT this plan or saving, deposit §10.00 A month for ten months and recelve 36.40 for each month, or $54.00 In addi- tion to the $100,00 paid fn. The 20 month contract holder recelves $108.00 and hin $200.00 back and 8o on. Then think how foollsh you were when you deposited $10.00 a month for 30 montha at 4% in- ter with Interest compounded every #lx 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 " Dougs, Oats, Teta 51 MERCHANDISE Merchandise at the Stores TOYS, gumen. The oniy year ‘round foy ann | doll shop In the cit, Arch Bt Novelty 8hop, 359 Arch Bt ENTA 8x7 Boys' fcout tent, khakl, drill ..§ 6. 7x7 wall tent, white single filled Al S Tourlsts' tent, ollve drab, drill 7x9 Wall tent, white, duck ... 8x10 Wall tent, OV o 1010 Wall tent, white, duck ... 9%x12 Wall tent, duck 12x14 Wal duck oo . Rental prices on any of the abo quoted on application, EDDY AWNING & DEC, €O, CITY HALL PLACE. aeoises 8:00 watarproofed, . 18.50 led L. 14.84 fled . 16.95 %9 white, whita, tent, white, RPANTSH POODLE, teinad, old. Call at Wohinz, or Phone 1349, three years 432 West Main St., Fugs, Poultry, Supplies PULLETS—Apply Ericaon, Westwood Park, _ Plainville. PULLET8—Bingls Comb Rhoda Tsland Reds, Feb. and March hatched. Some laying. Call 66 Francis 8t., eity. TRUNKS, bags and sult caces. We spaciaiize on wardrobe trunks in all izes. Our locatlon which {s just & few staps from the high rent dlstrict enables us to |GEG. AT CLARK, Auctioneer, FOR RENT 17 _REAL ESTATE =z, Wanted—T0 Rent FOUTL or Aive room tenemen{ on or bafore Oct, 1, by voung couple, southeastern part preferred. Address Box 5AJ, Herald. = = ) REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Agents—Real Estate REAL RSTATE Anyihing to rent, buy oF el kee Cahn about It at 16 Main St the largest Individual real estate owner the city. TEAT, ESTATE, farma and _ suburban homes, Robt, B, White, 269 Main Bt. REAL ESTATE - Plainville, 1s the place to lve, it I the place to work. Burely it ie the place to huy, Cunningham & Bkinner, Brokers & Realtors. Nerl block. Plaiavil] “Azent—Keal Estate 18 Call REAL ESTATE-It Gorbach, it's Real Estate, Booth's block. Phone 1190, Auctioneers MERIDEN, CONN. P. O, BOX 333, Meriden, Cozn. Phone 1943, 0 mant brick family dwelling 216 Chap- Brick block has 3 stores. fn first-:1ass condition, Price Inquire at Btar Real Esta 163 Main 8t. Phone 606- block and man street Everything reasonable, & Ins. Co. Building Lots For Sale ] quote you the lowest prices in the clty on these {tems, as well a8 all other wear- ing apparel. Army & Navy Btore, 56 Church street. Musical instruments 100 WHITB Leghorn hens for saie. Apply J. W. Austin, North Washington St., Plainville, near bridge. Tel. 128-12, COLUMBIA, §140 model, siightiy ured mn- hogany cabinet. Can be bought for $100. Widener's, 138 Main St for for sale at GLD NEWBPAPER MATS—Lining chicken coops, §0c a hundre Herald OMce, 87 Church 8t. __MERCHANDISE . Articles For Sale 53 BABY CARRIAGE, reed, and elactric heat- er. Both in very good condition. 111 Cherry 8t. Phona 822-5. BABY CARRIAGE, reveralble, new. Ph?fl‘ 1612, BUILDING BRACKETS, new, for wood- work. Will sell cheap. I ha no use for them., A very good buy. Call 1284-2, Practically 28, Lt d Plano Tuning 32 ith tuning order C. A. Humphrey, Tale- to Sept. 20, phone 2647, BEDDING—Have gour mattresses, box springg, cushlons, pillows, etc, ro-made equal Yo new and returned same day. We also do relining of baby carmages and couch hammocks. Upholstering. Hard- ware City Bedding Co., 60 Tremont St. Tel. 2314-4. LAWN MOWERS sharpened. Wilcox Repalr Bhop, 204 Hart St. Headquarters for first- class repair work. R. H. Wilcox, Prop. Phone 1187-13, A LAWN MOWER service station. Called for and delivered. Bchoell's, Machine Bhop _near Rudolph’ rage. Tel. 2051-2, LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired Ox-welding. Fritz & Berndt, No. 31 Greenwood St. Tel. 163-12, MIRRORS reslivered In thres days. Ohair cln(ns also. Prompt deliveries and guar- anteed workmanship. Edw. Gorfain, 163 Arch 8t. Phone 865-3. Insurance—All Kinds 24 CHARLANDS AUTO SERVICE STATION— Storage Repalrs Supplies Cars washed by day or night. BE. J. CHARLAND, PROP. New Headquarters at 432 MAIN STREET. When in trouble just phone 1644, HEVROLET SERVICE & SALES—The best of service on all makes of cars well as Chevrolets, at reasonable rates. Pleasure and commercial cars storage, $6 per month in summer, §3 per month in winter. Reama & Sorrow Auto Co., 287 Elm Phone 1188, CLARK'S—TEL. BIMONIZING; PLUECKER ELECTRIC CO. STARTING, GENERATOR, SKILLED _ WORKMEN. MAIN STREET. 1344. "AUTO WABHING, (SUCCESSORS TO) IGNITTON, DONE BY REAR 238 HUDSON & ESSEX SERVICE— Under personal supervision of proprie- tors, who have had long and valuable ex- perience on all makes of cars. High grade work guaranteed. McGAULEY & BENNETT, 139 ARCH ST, PHONE 1199 HONEYMAN BLDG. ACCIDENT, Life or Fire. See P. J. Mur- ray & Co. for Insurance service. Agents and Realtors, 325 Main St. Tel. 2031-3. ACCIDENT, AND ALL LINES OF INSU} ANCE. SERVICE AND SATISFACTION LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST: MENTS, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. PHONE 138 AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE a specialty. Bervice unusual. Call on th® phone, we do t! rest. Dewitt A. Riley, 272 Malin Bt. EMPLOYMENT Help—Men Wanted BAKER WANTED-Foreman _ baker bread and cake. Competent, to take charge. Steady work. Good wages. Also __Becond hand and helpers. Box 23WH. BRASS MOULDER on fine bullders hard- ware. Must be able to make fine matted plates. Steady employment. Write, stat- ing experience, Monarch Manufacturing Co,, Detroit, Mich. 41 on INSURANCE—The man who {insures his iife wants insurance that Insures—pro- tection that protects. He should demand the best, and be oontent with nothing but the best Parker & Deming, Insurors, Phone 2026 I, B NEW ENGLAND wrutuay Life Insurance Co., 87 Milk Bt., Boston, Massachusetts. P. Crona, Agent, 173 Main Britain, Conn Lawyers—Patent A CARPENTERS and_ laborers. Apply at west gate of P. & F. Corbin's. The Al- len Co. 3 FARMER and teamwter. Al8o 3 laborers for excavation work. F. L. Norton, Ken- sington. RADIO—Bulld your own set with from Widener's, or let us supply your set ready-made. Widener's, 138 Main B8t. WINE PRESSES, clder mills and kegs. Rackliffe Bros, Park & Bigelow Sts. Phone 1074, Business and Office Equipment 57 TYPEWRITERS for sale or for rent. Also repairing of all makes. Phona 56¢-3. T parts COLUMBIA—Table model, mahogany, and in excollent playing rondition. Price with records, $30. Onv dollar weokly takes it. Widener's, 138 Main ft. EDISON diamond disc phonograph mahogany cabinet, in excellent condition. Price and terms right er's, 138 Main gt. PIANO—My Sohmer piano, dark mahogany, very plain. This plano was selected by a very competent teacher for its tone qual- ity. Came to me direct from factory in New York. Being unable to take it with me T must dispose of it at once, Would prefer cash but if unable to pay all, will give time to responsible person. Mrs Martha Camp, care of P. O. Box 317. PYANO, upright, mahogany, with stool and cover. Medium size and in very gond con- ditlon. Murt be sold. Low terms, Wid- ener's, 138 Main Bt. VICTROLA with records, in perfect condi- tlon and fully guaranteed, $25. Easy terms. Widener's, 138 Main St. with playing Widen- ‘Watches, Dlumo;&.-. Je;vei.ry 67 59 A atten your birds an profits with Purina Fatena, N. B. Bird & Feed Co., 105 Arch St. WOOD—A few cords dry hard wood for fireplace. M. L. Rhodes, care N. B, Ire Corp. Footwear and Clothing 61 BOOTS, "Ball band.” hip. Every pair poa s tively guaranteed, $3.98. All other makes $2.98. Army & Navy Store, 66 Church 8t. ESTABLIBH your credit at the Boston Clothing Store next door to the Herald Office. Keep well dressed. SHOES—Men's and boys'. Men's shoes guar- anteed all #olld leather construction. Boys' shoes, special line, also guaranteed solid leather construction, Try them and prove it. Joe Mortelliti, 86 Church St SHOES for dress, work and play of proven durabllity, as low as $2.43. Nothing high- er than $4.98. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church street. BABY RINGS—14Kt. with precious stones, at B. Georges. A trustworthy jeweler, 166 Main_St. Room 10. MONDS—Do justice to youtself. Re- fore buying your diamonds see I. Res- | nick, Manufacturing Jeweler. Ratalling diamonds at wholesals prices, 340 Main St LOCKETS—Beautiful photo baby lnckets 14K grean gold flled. B. Georges, 166 Ronmr 10, DING RINGS, 14 and 18 karat gold. Diamond rings, $20 and up. Himberg & Horn, 10 Arcade and 392 Main St. Wanted—Articles to Buy o8 ELECTRICALLY operated deep well pump with pressure tank. Apply Oscar Daniel- son, 57 Fairvlew St city. FURNITURE in good condition wanted. Good prices pald, all household articles. Call me before you sell. Phone #15-13. FURNITURE—WIII pay ralr prices for sec- ond-hand furniture or will exchange. D. M. Benjamin, 115 Beaver St. Tel. 1320, FUXNITURE—We will buy it at falr prices. SLIPPERS—Moccasins, etc,, In felt, leath- er. Buckskins for ladies or men at prices ranging from 69c to $2.50. Army & Navy 8tore, 58 Church St. TERS—Just racelved, a large fock of pure wool sweaters #n V-neck, coat, and other styles at priced much lower than prevailing _elsewhers. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. FIREMAN—Apply at Carbo Brick Co., Ken- sington. Phone 1174-12. Good Things to Eat 62 PORTER—Young man for general work around stove. Good wages for man will- ing to work. Besse-Leland Co, H. G. MANNING, Waterbury, ex-patent ex- aminer. New Britaln, Thursdays, 6 p. m. Walk-Over store by lDDOEtmen}. SHEET METAL worker, experienced. Ap- ply New Britain Sheet Metal Works, 356 8South Main St. NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth’s Block, Est. 1868, by Jas. Shepard. LOUIS M. BCHMIDT, 269 MAIN 8T, Telephone New Britalu and Hartford. Moving, Trucking, Baggage 26 GENERAL overnauling. Ford and Overland work our specialty. Overiand Repair Co., Cor. Arch and West Pearl streets, PAINTING—Flrat-class_wutomobile painting | at right prices. L. M. Fanlon, m Arch Bt PARSON'S GARAGE AND TOOL CO., 680 ‘West Main. Machine and tool work. Auto part and repairing. Ford blocks rebored d new pistons fitted, Tel. 890-2 STDE CURTAINS In good condition are an absolute necessity in winter, Have yours repaired or if necessary, replaced before the rush sets In, which means a lower| price and less delay. Hart Bt. Top Shop, 58 Hart St., rear. Phone 164-14. STEVE'S & VI ELETTE GARAGE—Re- pairing and overhauling on all cars. Car- bon burned out at 50 cents a cylinder. Rear 189 Arch. Phone 1 2 or 869- TIRES—Before having your tii our tires repaired, call at the B-K and get the advice of a factory expert. Next to the P. O, TOPS, side curtains and slip-covers mada to fit your car or repaired. Auto bodies of ‘wery description upholstered and re- palred. Twenty years' experience in this business. J. W Walsh Auto Top & Up- holstering Co., 207 Elm St, near Sey- mour 8t. Phone 2649. RADIATOR REPAIRED, stalled, dents and jams removed from auto bodies and fenders. Hultquist Bros,, 107 Arch_street. Phone 1326-3, RADIATORE REPAIRED, new cases, etc., made good as new. New England Radi- ator Works, 17 East Maln t. Tel. 860. BUSINE’SS;SERVISJ_E e Darberd, Halrdress, Masseuse FACIALS, water waving, marcel wavl and shampooing. Let us prove our ef-| ficlency to you; we have to others, Luctlle Beauty Shop, 269 Main St, top floor. Phone 638, " L HATRCUTTING—Motners, we have two hobby-horse chairs to amuse kiddles| wiile having their hair trimmed. Hours, | 8 . m. to 8 p. m. 82 Church. Opp. Beloin. | MAGNETY Masseuss, both body and face, | skillful Vaporlc treatmept for Rheuma- tism. . Neuralgia Magnetic vibration of the spinal vertehrae for tiredness and | elecplessness; treatments by visit or at her home. Mrs. Sadie Reeve, Res. 137 Fairview street. Telcphone 2413. new cores ine FISHING PARTIES to Saybrook a Te- turn by auto, from Sat. afternoon until Sun. evening. Good meal and rooms sup- plied. For further particul all 764, Blanchette's Express, 140 Cherry Bt. BUS PARTIES—WIll take parties any plac Moving, trucking and express also. McMahon, 123 Cherry St. Phone 265 SPINNER—Experienced _man, _accustomed to both large and small work, one capa- ble of forming own wood chucks pre- terred. Apply by letter only, stating ex- perlence and wages expected. Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co., Employment Dept., Box 904, New Haven, Conn. WOOD PATTERN MAKERS—Several first- class. Apply to Estate of 5. H, Barnum, 20 Whitney Ave, New Haven, Conn. Help—\Women Wanted 42 GIRL to pick up dishes on floor. Apply Hudson Lunch, 284 Main St. ol U5 JOS. ARBOUR & S8ON— Furniture and plano moving. New Britain office, 56 Whiting_St. New York Recelving Station, R. P. E. Warehouse, 91 Walker St. We ara installing a new system whereby the customer may know how much his or her job wiil 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 us. Dally service, Over- night delivery. GIRL for general housework and care of children. Phone 1612. GIRL for housework. 47 East Main St. s 5 GIRL over 16 years to asaist in housework. One who will go home evenings. Ap- Tnquire Rudgan, GORNED BEEF from corn fed heavy beef. This week's special at 18c per lb. Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtle St. GRAPES—About 300 baskets of grapes; 20 tons of good, cured stalks. Apply Fred Mansfield, Box Kensington, PRESERVED chipped pears, §3 a doz. giasses. Apply jelly, $2 a doz. glasses. Mre, Beach. Phone 1525-14, " Household Articles o3 wine corn The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch Bt. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. 354 magazines, papers, rage, all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices. A Rodinsky, 81 Oak street, Tele- phone 1501. JUNK —Save all your 1ags and papers for L. Zeldes, also men's clothes. Highest prices paid. 151 Oak St. Phone 515-13. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartments and Tenements 69 5 iarge rooms, all provements, including steam heat. Pri- i ront entrance, 'T BT.—5 room teneme Cohn about it at 15 Main St, te and Insurance. FU:. ISHED winter. Addre: room apartment for Box 4 Herald the ANTIQUE FURNITURE—BIg variety at re- duced prices. The Furniture Exchange, 7 Arch 8t. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. BOOKCASE of biack wainut. Inquira 484 Stanley St. COAL range for sale, cheap, with water front, In good condition. Apply 108 Win- street. CTRIC vacuum ¢ , dollar a day. All makes of cleaners repaired and cerhauled. Phone 1995. JRNITURE for 5 rooms, living room, dining ropm, kitehen, lightly used. Re complete. Phone 2313, 44 sisting of 2 bedrooms and sonable if sold wington Ave. HART ST., 118—8econd floor, 4 rooms and 2 attic rooms. All improvements. Adults. No children. German speaking people pre- ferred. MAIN ST., 369—4 rear rooms on first floor. Inquire Doctor Rothfeder or 378 Main St. |( MAIN BT, Cor. Lafayette. 4 room heated apartment, all improvements. Inquire Wexler, Hart St. Phone 1766. NORTH ST.—5 and 6 room apartments, BUILDTA BERLIN- BELVIDERE—Ons of the CARLT BAST ST.- HART §T. STANLEY ST.—3 PLAT G LOTS on easy payments io ak parts of the city at prices much lower than will b asked next year. Tho W, La Hatch Co Farms For Sale 16 acros, good land, § room g0od “barn and chicken coops. 3 cows, 1 horse, 2 pigs, 330 chickens. Good pasture, plenty of wood. Plainville , 11 acres good Jand, right on Farming Ave. Bome good fruit trees and berries. room house, A bargain for a quick buyer. The Cashman Agency, 131 Main St. Tel. §73-4. ACRES land, with standing hard wood. Between Plainville and New Britaln, north of Conn. Trap Rock Co. R. L. Hayden, 9 Middls St., Bristol, Conn. house Houses For Sale nicest achool. bung 7 roome, fireplace, oak trim, near trolley, Small amount of required, Andrews & Co., 1857 Phoua 861-4, N ST., 217—Wanted to gi family with Iittle money chance to home of their own. Owner non-resident. Will refuse no reasonable proposition. House now vacant. Call, write or phon Marquardt, 19 Central Row, Hartford lows, near new Normal all {mprovements, larga lot, cash Stanle; large own CORBIN AVE.—2 famlily house of 12 rooms, lot £Ax166, ern; price Main St. fruit $9,500. Tel. One 3, one 2 and ona single tenement house. Just take your choice, either would make you a nice home. H, N. Lockwood, Real estate & Ins, City Hall GROVE BT.—3 family hobse, 16 room Good cowreniences, For price and terms sea The Home Banking & Realty Co. West Main St. Phone 728. 18 rooms; Roberts B 15 rooms; Bungalow in Belvie dere. New cottage in southern part of city. A. Danielson Co., 131 Main St. Tel= ephone 4 trees, everything Watson & Jones, 2450, moda- 294 3 family tenement housa in & bu iness section. §1,000 cash will buy It. S Cobn about it at 15 Main St. Real estate and_insurance, * THREE family brick houss, five minute walk from center of city. Price right. Watson and Jones, 264 Main St. Tel. 2450 OTTAGE on Howard St., 6 rooms, in easte ern part of city; convenient to North & Judd. Ail modern. Price only $5,500. Cash required, $1,500; a real bargain. The Home Banking & Realty Co., 3§ WV, Main, COTTAGE on Staniey S€, 6 rooms, 10 min- utes' walk to center of city; extra large lot, feet deep. The Home Banking & Realty Co., 86 West Main St COTITAGE of 0 rooms, conveniently locatad, hot water heal, fireplace, ice place for large family of adults, or can have roome ers and your rent wout cost anything. For further information Phone The Home Banking & Realty Co., 85 West Main Sty elephone . 3 family h “with Jot, improvements inside and out. H. J. Foiren, 140 Main St 50x160. Price $7 Plione Desirable 3 \J, Herald. 1l improve- new louse, $9,500, & Dunne, 23 Wil 14 or 25 FAMILY b ments on ash bus Iine; Holland ., all modern hot water lLeat. Brick Centrally located. The John Cooke ugh 8t., Plaiaville, Suburban For Sale VILLE—8ix rooni ious improvements, garage. SNE or two family house wanted. Subur- banly located. Water and electricity avail- able. Price not to exceed $6,000 for 1, and $10,000 for 2 family. Address Box 88, Herald, all modern improvements, For particulars call M. Cohn, 2425 or 684, ROCKWELL AVE. room tenement with all improv Inquire 470 Arch st MAID for housawork In family of two. rs. Taylor, 39 Harrison St. RANGE with water front, $16.00. 101 So. Burritt St., rear 3d floor. Tel. 1431-3. STAID for general housework. Mra, M. K. Pasco, 4 Lake Court. Phone 996, SIDDLE-AGED wonian to do housowork in family having two children. Phone 795-5 or call 1654 Stanley St. WOMAN to wash_ dishes. Apply at Hud- SPECTAL sale on beds, cribs and mattresses. Beds $6 up; cribs $7 up; mattresses § up. Bdgard Gorfain, 168 Arch St. Tele- phone %9-2 STOVE Magea tdeal, In good with hot water front; good bu Call H. H. Tbelle, EIm Hill or 1 Condition, for $20. TRUCKING & STORAGE— Expert moving, packing , crating and shipping, either by rall or truck. Best equipped in the city for local and long distance furniture moving. INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & BTORAGE, PHONE 2090 & 2002 MARSH, MGR. MAIN. A. P, 1671 MOVING—Wlhen yoe are ready to move and want _your moving done right, just cull John P. Farrell & Son, day or night. Bus parties taken care of at short motice. John P. Farrel & Son, 242 North Bt. Tel. 1726 or 689-14. Established 25 years. Painting, Paper Hanging 27 HOUSE PAINTING contracts taken, for la- bor and materials. Get our price on your next paint_job. City Hardware Co, 49 E. GTRI, experienc cond_ girl, wishes position. 86 Rockwell Ave. s STENOGRAPHER—Experienced, would 1k B for one or two evenings a weeld Address Box 4TF, Herald. o B AN wants work by the hour. Laundry L?r houseworlk, d6¢ an hour. Address Box 3AJ, Herald, i FINANCI AL Machinery, Erec,, and Tools 64 GONCRETR MI " or_will exchange for cament_work. Call 1284-2. {0 1. P. tubular return boiler, 50x28 ft. smoke stack. Need space for our new H. P. boiler. If taken at once, name your own price. Latimer Laundry, 33 Walnut st - - = | Special sale filler onk color beds at $13.50 and up. Also 100 white cotton and roll edged mattresses at $9.00 and u B. Rerson, 503 Main St on Business Opportunities 40 OWING to lliness I offer my new store O iad with goods with 6 rooms above, all conveniences, 5 rented garages, paying 10| per cent net. Address Hera fl' Box V‘EAJ‘ LOANS THAT BENEFIT THE BORROWE WHB LEND MONKY on Home Furniture, Without removal, also on _Guarantead | Notes, LOANS UP TO $300. Repayable in | monthly instalments. LAWFUL CHARGES. | Write, Call or Phone us—1—9—4—3. i BENEFICIAL LOAN BOCIETY, Main 8t. Phone 2850, Rooms 104-5 87 W. Main St FLOOR LAMPS—One with black walnut base and beautiful silk top, $25. Another with hand painted black base and siik shade, trimmed with gold, $38. Wideh- ‘s, 138 Maln St. s T JARS and canning outfits, Assure yourself success purchasing your equipment here. A, s, 80 West Main St Phone 381, IT JARS, Atlas ~EZ Seal” pint, 05c, quarts $1,i6. Pint Mason jars 80c, quarts, | 95c. Jelly glasses 45c per doz. City Hard- | waras C t 3 A ACES—Pipeless, steam and hot water heater oil heaters, parlor| pipe and elbows. Ericson & Dwight street This 18 by A. FRUT the season. FUR leaters, i Tohnson | WEST MAIN WEST MAIN ¢ §51-6 room tenement, steam heat; rent $25. See Cohn about it at 15 Main street ST., 80 with all_convenience FOR RENT to aduifs 5 rooms in new cottage in fine location. Price Inquire Home Banking & Realty Phone Toom apartment Heated, Business Places For Rent ARCH 8T, MAPL ROOMS. BOARD AND HOTELS Rooms 505—Nic all_conveniences. ST MAI} nished or Rent 89 v furnished room with eleplione 56-4. ST., 208—Large pleasant fure oom for one or two persons. Low Telephone §43-2, er High. Oue nicely uitable for gentleman. 61—Desirable furnished room heat, electricity, hot bath. Ap ley. furs Steam ply —Furnished room. All con= ST 412 shelves, Store with awning and fixtures, lights. in- | Rest | —— — - ST.. 30—Sultable for lignt manufacturing, third floor of the E. R. Hitcheock building. 3,500 square feet. | Elevator service. Apply to E. R. Hitch- | cock, 303 Main St CTURCH ST.— Stors and in_good location. 131 Main 8t. Phone MAIN ST, C Lafayette. Corner store, | just remodele Inquire Wexler, 21 Hart | St. Phone 1766, SRR A SRl H . corner Willow. Building for light manufacturing purposes, ARCH cluding location. Nt § Toom te Aaron Danielson 873-4. Tent state_and In 15_Main St. Real Wanted—To Rent SLDERLY COUPLE wan ond floor. Inquire at rent on Stanley 45 Toom tenement In southeagiern part bafore Oct. 1, by young Am-| Addross Box 45AJ, Herald 4 or of city on or erican couple. WANTED to rent flat h western sect win, Plainville, 15 house ¢ Call Bald voom FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS \N-WMAT AR “ou DoIN'/ UERE AT WHY, TSE ALL GWINE Do \O NOTWER'S' WASHIN' DASS' WA, Then He'd Never Have to Wash His Neck and Ears NoU HIRE MSRHS GREEN T' DO YoUR WASMUIN' FOR “You, 'S GOIN VES, MRS, GREEN FOR ME EVERY 6 TO WASH T MIRE SOME 7" DoAY WASHIN' FOR AE P BY BLOSSER State ot Connecticut WELL, WHY CANT KD a ¥ | It} |of |1 K | day STANLEY o |on Overlook Tract, Lote Nos Rooms and Board 920 m and board for two . ing 91 T18— furnished rooms for ing. Heated. Private fam- es required. " Where To Dine 50 92 St., oppos staurant. An Churc LANEY LUNCH—They all like to eat . There's a reason, too. The most pope restaurant in town. In the Beloln the Station. T dinner with ple and coffes baking. J. C. Mehl, Pro street. 35c. Home 100 Chest Wanted—Brard Or Lodging 98 RN o ome o twe located, Ad couple wan ooms, desirably Herald. NOTICES City of New Britain Vs, Andrew P. Syrack Order of Notice County Britain of Hart- New Septem- 19992 ford, her Upon New ss; 16, th it complaint of said City property 491, 492 the non- omplaint be- City Court the of New Britain, to be eld for New Britain, in the “ounty of Hartford, on the first Mon- October, 1822, it appearing to the subscribing f n praying that nd ayt ng returna 493 ent be foreciosed taxes le before for the City in and of nd being found by |anthority that said defendant former- h R Iy |a It i | Britain, Connecticut, is the state and his unknowr New 1ow ent whereabouts ORDERED that notice of the In- titutlon and pendeney of said com- Jlaint be given the defendant by pub- iching this order in the New Brit- in Herald, a newspaper published in City of New Rritain once a week two consecutive weeks, commene- or belore September 18, 192 EMIL J DANBERG, Clerk of the Court. of v from ng et e