New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1922, Page 17

4 AUTOMOTIVE Au and Trucks for Sale [] IKIBBEI, KAR, 1918, with an all year fop. MechAnically perfect, 2 brand new tire Terms can be arranged. M. Irving Jo 193 8t. Phone "This is & Btude- aker yi MERCER— 7 passenger touring car. This ma- chine s In excellent condition me- chanically and otherwise and looks good. Fully equipped, economi- cal to rum, easy riding and has 6 very good tires, This Is your op- portunity to get a good, dependable ear at a low price. See this machine before you buy. NEW- BRITAIN BUIGK CO., 236 ARCH BT. PHONE 2670, WITCRELL, 1917, 3 pa with 3 new cord tires (ot lly O. K., and good paint. M, 193 Arch 8t. Phone. “This SAKLAND rosdater. ‘Perfect condition, R. C. Rudolph, 137 Cherry 8t. Phone 2051 DVERLAND, 1920, 6 passenger touring car. Of good appearance and perfect mechan. tcally. Cord tires all around. An economi- cal car to run. Can be hought right. City Service Station, Hartford Ave, Corner Stanley St. Phone 1051-2, DAKLAND, 1920 sedan. Five good tires, just repainted and thoroughly over- hauled. Upholstery very good. Wil give car service. M. Irving Jester, 193 8t. Phone. “This 1s a Stude- year.' OVERUAND, 1918, 3 passenger roadster. All new. tire very good paint and in ex- cellent macl lcal condition. Terms to suit buyer. M, Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. Phone. “Thi a Btudebaker year.' BVERLAND to o excellent shape, mechanically. Terms can be arranged ts suit purchaser. Moon Motor Co., 18 Main St. Phone 2785. Open evenings, AUTOMOTIVE, PAINTING Bl _BUSINESS SERVICE And Paper Hanging Classification 27. Every ) y , Dependable Painting Contractors Are Telling You of Their Service. terials and Careful Workmanship - e — ——— ] ; "REAL ESTAIE FOR RENT Day Several of New Britain's Most Fresh Ma- Go to the Want Ad Reader Who Chooses Through the Classified Page. READ THE WANT ADS. BUSINESS _ EMPLOYSENT Auto Parts and Accessorles 11 WINTER TOPS for Ford cars, all giasa and metal tops sold by the Hol Gofte §t., sol TWO automobiie one J. Baunders, 960 Wethersfiel ford. . Automobiles Wanted WANTED-—Ford cars, I will pay c our Ford car. Ford cars for sale on y teims. James F. Decker, Jr, Room 108, Professional bullding, New Britain hune 2766, ton trucks wanted, part o ance ‘weekly or monthly ymen! make, gpndition, and best terms. Plainviil Autos—Taxi Service CITY TAXI BERVIOE—Dest equipped long trip care in the olty, Caretul drivers, Call 2379, MMM ht Phome 61 HATRCUTTING—Motners, wa CARPENTER Jjobbing, Darbers, Hal;'drens. Mnlgellw 18 ___BUSINESS SERVICE Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 84 Help—Women Wanted have two hobby-horse chaira to amuse kiddies whilo having their hair trimmed. Hours, 8 8. m. to 8 p. m. 82 Church, Opp, Beloin, MAGNETIC Masgouns, both body and fa lliful Vaporic treatment for tiw Neuralgia Magnetic o the spinal vertebrae for tiredness ana sleepleasnens; treatments by visit or at her home. Mrs. Sadle Reeve, Res. 137 Fairview streot. Telephone 2413, Building and Contract 10 BUILDING contractors. Wé build in brick, wood or stone. Jobbing a specialty. Paul P. Zink & Co., 24 Rocky Hill Ave. Tele- phone 376 Rheurea- vibration .a¢ = shinglidg. M. C. Haelsler. Telephone 1492-4 between 12 and 1 and after 8 p. m. SHIMNEY REPAJRING ana general mason and plaster work. Work guaranteed. J. 131 Clark St. Phone 2189-5, PACKARD SERVICE—Best car In the oity for long trip Call Joe Farr, 1847, 152 LaBalle street. aving and plasterin Charles Beh, 591 st Maln stieet, T TAXI BTATION—QuIck, reliable service, Kesp these phone numbers {n mind. _Daytime, 587; night, 1842-3. Louls Miller. TAXT—Phone 2700 will bring quick, em- clent taxi service to your door. Garages, To Let GARAGE "of 16 car capacity. Will Teas whole or rent Individual spac Simmonas Storage DBattery Co., 167 Arch St. Tele- phone 2245. 3 ROCKWELL AVE. 124—Garage. €ew clean Can be used for any kind of 21 spares. Mrs. H. Vogel. Tel- npho__e 1321-13. Y BT., 666—Garage for small car. All ]_X_fll"rn\'cmenlu. lnflulr_o 356 Park St. FAXON roadster, $85% by private owner, In running condition and good tires. A good buy. Call after 12 noon or 6 p. m, L. E. McCormack, 17 Griswold St. JAXON, 1917 touring car, R. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry Bt. Phone 2051-2. SCRIPPS-BOOTH, 1920 coupe. Upholstery is very good, just repainted and over- bauled. 5 very good tires. This Is a bar- gain. Ses it before buying a used closed car. Terms to sult. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch. Phone. “This 15 a Studebaker year.’ STEARNS-KNIGHT, 1016, Good paint, low price for cash, but terms can bs ar- ranged. M. Irving Jestor, 193 Arch St. Phone. “This 1s a Studebaker year.' * STUDEBAKER wx cylinaer touring cars. Clark's Automobile Laundry. 238 Main VELIE, 1918, touring. Miscellaneous ba gains: 1921 Chevrolet F. B, touring: 1918 Maxwells and Overlands; 1921 Dodge se- dans. Easy terms. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St. and 867 New Britain Ave- nue. Open evenings and Sundays. REAL BARGAINS IN USED CARS— 1917 Stuts 4 pass. Bulldog. 1921 Studebaker sedan. 1920 Btudebaker touring. 1920 Hudson tourin 1930 ‘Essex tourln 1919 Kiesell Kar coupe, Mercer & pass. sport model. Many Others THE HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. 139 Arch Bt Phone 2109. Open Sundays and Evenin| ATTENTION— WE WILL SELL YOUR USED CARS. BRING THEM TO OUR LOT. NO BTORAGE CHARGE WHILE BEING SOLD. WE BPECIALIZE IN FORDS. BRADY USED AUTO EXCHANGE, 13§ WASHINGTON ST. TEL. 1828-5. —_———— Auto Parts and Accessories 11 Motorcycles and mv;'cles 15 INDIAN MOTORCYCLES—1917 in first-class condition, only $75. One 1919, special big valve with side ca., §200. One 1916 Har- ley-Davidson with side car, $100. One 1920 Harley-Davidson, in excellent condi- tion, $175. One 1920 Harjey-Davidson sport model, run less than 1,000 miles, $160. All of these machines are mechan- feally O. K. and will give good service. Charles Hadfleld, (Buccessor to Hadfield- Swenson Co.) 21 Myrtle Bt. Tel. 1706, Service Stations Repairing ACETYLENE WELDING—Broken made new. Commercial Welding Phone 255-2, 227 Glen St. AUTOMOBILE running board molding put on. All varleties replaced. Remember that service is our aim and that we are auto body and radiator experts. O. Becker, Corbin Place. Phone 653, AUTO PAINTING, wauling anc pohishing. Lowest prices in town, considering worl manship. Let us glve you an estimate. Joe Amasin, 353 So. Main @t. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and trick bodies made to order. High class work, satis- faction guaranteed and prica roasonable. I. Ravizza, 332 Park 8t. Phone 676-13, AXELS STRAIGHTENED and wheels re- paired. Auto springs a specialty. John C. Baker, 224 Arch hone 506 BATTERIES—Have your experienced bat- tery trouble. e us for satisfactory serv- fce. Hartford Battery & Service, City Service Station, Edw. Zack, Battery Dept. CARBON burned out while you wait. Have it removed, o that your car will not over- heat on your next trip. Auto Repalr Co., 533 Eps. Main 8t. Phone 2016-3. CHARLANDS AUTO SERVICE STATION— Storage Repalirs Supplies ars washed by day or night. E. J. CHARLAND, PROP. New Headquarters at 432 MAIN STREET. When in trouble just phone 1544, CHEVROLET SERVICE & SALES— Repairs on all makes of cars, Storage, $6.00 per month In summer. Stotage, $8.00 per month in_ winter. Rn\nn & Sorrow, Auto Co., 287 Elm 8t. 17 parts | Co. CLARK'S—TEL. 1344, AUTO WABHING, BIMONIZING; (SUCCESSORS TO) PLUCKER ELECTRIC CO. IGNITION, STARTING, GENERATOR, DONE BY SKILLED WORKMEN. REAR 238 MAIN STREET. GENERAL overhauling, Ford and Overiand work our epecialty. Overiand Repair Co., Cor. Arch and West Pearl atreef ACGESSORIES—A 10% cash discount on all automobile parts, supplies and acces- sorles, except tires, tubes and gas. This stock includes Ford parts, ignition parts, greases, rings and brake lining. Racklifte Bros, Park and Bigelow Bts. Ours the largest stock of automobile parts and accessories in the :‘l!y“T!L 1074 0 PARTB—You will find that part of ALI:III’ auto at Cutler's, 22 Oak Bt. Phone §15-14. We also buy used AUTO TIRES and tubes, second-hand fa- bric and cord. All sizes. Lowest prices. Pete Rosso, 336 E. Main St. Tel. 1189-4. 4 BATTERIES—Exide Batreries and service. Bxchange your old battery for a new Exide. Liberal allowance. A. G. Hewker BATTERIES for every car. Our service counts. Ask the mas who stops here. O'Nell Tire & Battery Co., 39 Washing- ton 8t._ Phone 800. sA'A"A‘lfiRiEi—!eu Farrell ahout your bat. tery, mew or old. J. V¥, Farrell, 110 Fraoklin Square. Phone 1218. GE for all _maxes of cars, Main connecting _roc bearings. springs and axles at Cutles 23 Oak Bt. Phone 618-14. DAYTON Thorobred Tires. Distributors, The 210 Arch Bt. If it's tires or FISK & FIRESTONE tiros. The users of these tires believo In playing safe. Service also. West End Vulcanizing Works, 399 West Main Bt, O. P. McCarthy, Prop, Phone 1091-3. FEDERAL tires & Micheln tubes. Author. {sed sales agency. Judd & Dunlop, 15 Franklin 8quare. Phone 1218, GAB snd oll at lowest prices In fown at Walter Tire Shop, §34 West Main St. PENNSYLVANIA Vacuum Cup tires at new low prices with free tube. This It the really non-skid tire. T. H. Cogswell, § Chestnut street. FTRES—Cord tires, Ford size, 30x3% of Norwalk make and fully guaranteed. Rackliffe Bros, Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 1074. =Going abroad? A Herald Classiied perform, thereby, making partial ex- penses. HARVEY'S AUTOMOBILE LAUNDRY, fear | 103 West Main St. Cars washed, polished and greased. Let George and Ed. take care of your car. 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, 189 ARCH BT. PHONE 1189 HONEYMAN BLDG, utomoblle painting . M. Fanion, rear 171 PARSON'S GARAGE AND TOOL CO. 680 West Main. Machine and tool work. Auto part and repairing. Ford blocks rebored and new plstons fitted. Tel. $90-2. RADIATOR REPAIRED, new cores In. stalled, dents and jams removed from auto bodles and fenders. Hultquist Bros., 107 Arch street. Phone 1326-3. RADIATORS REPAIRED, new ete., made good as new. New England Redi- ator Works, 17 East Main 8t. Tel. 860, SIDE 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 St. Top 8hop, §8 Hart St., rear. Phone 164-14. STEVE'S & VINGELETTE GARAGB—Re- pairing and overhauling on all cars. Car- bon burned out at 50 cents a cylinder. Rear 169 Arch. Phone 1624-12 or 869-13. TIRES—Before having your tires repaired, call at the S-K and get the advice of a factory expert. Next to the P. O. TOPS, side curtains and slip-covers made to fit your car or repaired. Auto bodies of very deseription upholstered and re- palred. Twenty years' experlence In this business. J. W Walsh Auto Top & Up- holatering Co., 207 Elm St, near Bey- mour St. Phone 2649, BIGNS of distinction give character fo yeu b #phone 1186 = T T e e Business Service Rendered 20 NAIL ORDBERB wantes on vms to be de- velopud and printed. Prompt service, Ad- dress J. L. Hall, Dickinson Druj I t g sce 34 Church Bt. business or professiun. For the city's service In commercial sign paint! the New Britain Sign C: Telephone 834, UPHOLSTERING of sauique .urniture. All Kinds of repairing. The Furniture Ex. ango, 87 Arch Bt. A. J. Grafe. Mgr. OWS CLEANED m pitvate houses, offices, and stores. General housework and cleaning from the cellar to the roof, Vacuum work Is our specialty. Our rates are the lowest in town. New Britain Win- dow - Cleaning Co., 88 West Main 8., Phone 888. 0 Dressmaking and M flllhéry 22 HELEN QUINN ALLEN will resume dress- 106 Black Rock coats and dresses made to order. Remodeling a speclalty, Tel. 747-4. making at her home, Ave. Buits, HEMSTITCHING, plwwn picos edge. zIg zag curves and dressmaking. Personal atten- tion. Mile Blanchette, 131 Main St. Telo- phone_2655. MATCHED box and side pleats in striped goods. Hemstitching and buttons, Gins- burg's Dress Pleating Shop, 19 Walnut 8t Phono 1338-3. PLUMBING, tinning and_general Jobbing: Louls Nair, 80 Lafayetty 8t. Phone 2764, __Rumrm-l. N_ll-l:. Plumbing, Heating, Motal Work 35 MAID WANTED for position as second girl Light duties, pleasant, permanent place and good wages to the right party. Middle aged woman preferred, References. Ad- dremss Hox 18WH, Herald Office, WHEN your plumbing, roof, or raln pipes need repair any time of day or night, _telephone 629, Pressing and Tafloring CLOTHES called for and deliversd by The London Valet Bervice. Ye London Bhop. __Phone 685-3, Elm, corner Main St, ORDER your sult and overcoat by expert tallor who handles quality goods and guarantees the it and workmanship. Try J. Wuck, the well-known tallor, 69 Arch 8t., Opp. Bouth ehurch, SUITS of unusual quality, imported and domestic wool for summer and fall wear, tallored to the wearer's satisfac- tion. B, Nelson, 68 West Main BStreet. Telephone 501, Printing, Jobbing, Stationery 380 FTRISTMAS GARDB—INDIVIDUAL—Nice: ly decorated and wuperbly lllustrated In- dividual Christmas Cards that are real gifts In themsmelves. Stock now complete awalting your inspection. An early order will Insure early neat printing. Adkins Printing Co., 68 Chureh 8t. Phone 1603 or 1604, SBOMEONE INTERESTED IN SERVING YOUR NEEDS I8 WAITING ON OUR END OF THE WIRE! KULPER PRINTING CO., fcan and forelgn language printed. . COMMERCIAL, 326 MAIN ST, Phone 777, This week special. a box of quality sta- tlonery with your name and address printed on both sheets and envelopes for $1.00. QUALITY PRINT SHOP—Phone 559-5. Let us take care of your printing wants. Serv- ice and quality of the best at tha low- est rates. Professional Services PICTURE FRAMING—To bring out beauty of your plctures, have framed at Ohrnstedt’s, 28 LIC STENOGRAPHER—Work dons by experlenced party. Apply 103 West Maln street. PUBLIC STENOGRATrHER, trano, Room 403, 259 Main street. phone_2012. 31 the them Anna R. Ve- Tele- WOMAN'S Institute, lessons in dressmaking. Now Is the time to make over last win- ter's diesses. Classes forming Tues. Sept. 19. Private lessons. Tel. 545-5. SURGICAL supports, made to your measure, also elastic supports and stockings. Mre, Mack D. Hall, R. N. Registered corse- tiere, 72 Grand Bt. Phone 3 Dyeing_and_Cleaning 23 CLEANING and ayeing 1s our exclusive bus- descriptions; cleaned or dyed. Batistaction guaraiteed. New Brit- ain Dry Cleaning Corp. 98 W. Main Bt. ot all curtainy, In Garments draperier, portieres, Phone 1323-3. CLEANING, dyelng an@ pressing. Pleating and hemstitching, remodelling experts. Old garments given a new appearance in & short time and at small expense to you. New Empire Dry Cleaning Co. 149 Maln 8t. Phone 636, Repairing and Piano Tuning 82 NTION—The care of yvour piano s very life. C. A. Humphrey, Qualified er. Phone 2647, BEDDING—Have your springs, cushions, " pillows, etc., equal to new and returned same day. We also do_relining of baby carriages and couch hammocks, Upholstering. Hard- ware City Bedding Co. 60 Tremont St. Tel. 2314-4. TAWN MOWERS sharpensd. Wilcox Repair ‘matt CLOTHES called for and dellvered by The Ye London Bhop. London_ Valet Service. Phone §86-3. Elm, corner Main 8t. Insurance—All Kinds 24 Bhop, 204 Hart St. Headquarters for fir class repalr work. R. H. Wlicox, Prop. Phone 1187-13. 3 LAWN MOWER service station. Called for and delivered. Scho#il's, Machine Shop ACCIDENT, Life or Fire. Bee P. J. Mur- Agents ray & Co. fof insurance service. and Realtors, 25 Main Bt. Tel, 2031-3, ACCIDENT, AND ALL LINEB OF INSUR- ANCE. BERVICE AND BATISFACTION, LOWKST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST- MENTS. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ’l"l:E COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. PHONE 128, near Rudolph’'s garage. Tel. 2051 LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired Ox-welding. Fritz & Berndt, No. 31 Greenwood St. Tel. 163-12, MIRRORS resiivered 1n three dnys. Ohalr caning also. Prompt dellveries and guar- anteed workmanship. Edw. Gorfain, 168 Arch 8t. Phone 889-2. WATTRESE wanted. apply at Coffes i 13 East Main Bt. WAITRESEES, “experienced. Church_8t. 3 WOMEN—Capable for cooking and house work. Call evenings, 38 Hamilton St Phone 494-5, for appointment. WOMAN OR GIRL to assist with care of children In general housework. Apply 66 Garden 6t Phone 941-3, | YOUNG LADY wanted fo teach bookkeep- | ing_evenings, prefer one with knowledge __of Gregg shorthand, Box 2§TF. YOUNG LADY for housework. Apply Regal_hotel, Church Bt. BRIGHT American girl, about 15 years of age in retall grocery. Good opportunity for right party, Grammar school grad- uate sufficient, Address in own handwrit- ing, stating age and wages expected. Box 168, Herald. Situations Wanted—Men 44 STTUATION wanted. Assistant _registered | pharmacist desires position. References. Herald, Bo_x 3 TRegal hotel, at | KITCHEN 810 MERCHANDISE Houschold Articles 63 AMILTON Beach vacuum cleaners for sale, Real cleaners, Anderson Elsctrio Co., 260 Main Sf J) flight. Tel, 516, in good conditic > sonable. Inquire 344 [llnndrliv KITCHEN RANGE—Chenp If taken at once, Phone 2239, MATIOGANY finished bedroom set for sale, . Telephone 1813 ASEH UK, REED sulky and nedicine cabinct for sul Apply 112 Belden St., sscond floor, right TAL sa16 on heas, cribs and matiresses. Beds §6 up; cribs $7 up; mattresses $9 | up. Edward Gorfaln, 168 Arch St. Tele- phone 869- STOVE PIPE of the best grade in 1-4, 1-2 and full lengths. Our prices are the low- ot In the city, City Hardware Co., 49 East_Main §t. Phone 2650 TUPHOLATERED COUCH, mahogany frame, fine condition, Cheap if taken at once. 322 Chestnut 8t. Phone 2788, WHY bother with coal or wood. Let me install an Oliver gas burner in range, heater, furnace or bofler. Gives an In- tenso heat, no smoke, dirt or ashes, Dem- onstrate gladly. Chas. A. Unkelbach, Rep. 616 Main St. Phone 2070, TWO fireplace screens for sale and straw matting_for two bedrooms. 19 Btrong Court, Plainville, Telephone 14. Situations Wanted—Women AMERICAN girl would like board and room in private famlily. Anply Herald, Box M. WASHING wanted, Apply Mre. Krause at 34 Orange Ci 1 he'vf@n 4-6 p. m. Machinery, biec.. and Tools 61 Apartmenta and Tenoments 89 [« FOUR room n)mn;r;!m. ~con nished, Modern improyements. F telephone. From Nov, 1st to May. Refers ence required, Write for appointment, Rox 47AJ, Herald, NORTH -6 and 6 room all mode AV ) room tenement, vements, all impr Inquire 470 Arch Bt, d_floor, TER ROAD, 8—6 room fenement, up- stairs, Elactricity, city water and bath, Phone 18074, WEST MAIN 8T, 674—5 rooms with all latent improvements. See Cohn about it, 16 Main 8t. Phone 1530, WESTERN “part of city, 5 room te with improvements. Apply Herald, Box A ¥ Business Places NORTH BT., corner Willow. Building for gArage or light manufacturing putposes, with all improvements. See Colin about It at 16 Main 8t. Real Estate and Ips. “Houses T'or Rent SOUTH BT.—8Ix rooms house. Phons 2400, Employmen Dept. g e WEST MAIN BT.—House of § rooms furs | nished, for rent, during winter. Central | and_modern. Apply P. O. Box 187, Suburban For Rent ) GLEN ET., Kensington. Eix room tenement, furnace heat, electric lights, running wa- | ter. Garags if desired. Phone after § 656-15. 17 BY an American famlily, no children upstairs rent of 5 rooms, within 1§ min= utes' walk of the Poet Office. Apply N. B, Hurd, 49 Grand St. GAB ENGINES, saws and pumps; full_line of farm equipment. Fred L. Peck, Ken- sington. Tel. 674- Merchandise at the Stores 65 FINANCIAL Busincss Opportun, BARBER BHOP—Weli equip by city, doing a first-class business. dress Barber, Herald. 7 GROCERY STORE doing good business. In- quire Cohen, 716 East St. Phone 1428-4. , in a near- Ad- BEDS—Special sale on 1560 2" 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. FLOOR LAMPS—0One with black wainut base and beautiful silk top, $25. Another with hand painted black base and silk shade trimmed with gold, $38. Widen- er's, 138 Main Bt. ONE or 2 light housckeaping rooms by re- spectable young American couple within walking distance of center. Etate terms. Address Box 1AJ, Herald. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Agents—Real Estate 18 REAL ESTATE—Anything to rent, buy of sell see Cohn about It at 15 Main Bt., the largest individual real estate owner the city. REAL, ESTATE, farma homes. Robt. B. White, and suburban 250 Main MAN with some capifal can become profit- ably associated, in this territory, with a high grade, medium priced, but fast sell- ing steam car. This s an opportunity. Box 23WH, Herald Office. 7 Money Troaned 48 ILOANS THAT BENEFIT THE BORROWER WE LEND MONEY on Hgme Furniture, without removal, alsc on Guaranteed Notes, LOANS UP TO $300. Repayable in monthly {nstalments. LAWFUL CHARGES. Write, Call or Phone us—1-—9—4—3. BENEFICIAL LOAN BOCIETY, Rooms 104-5. 87 W. Main Bt MONEY loaned at 4% simple intcrest to buy, bulld, or improve real estate. Gen- eral Home Investment Trust, 87 West | Main St. . Room 113. _ LIVE STOCK FOOTBALL SHOES at 10% off reguiar price. Special prices to clubs on helmets, hose and pads. We have a dandy football &hoe at $4.50 net. Bring your club man- ager and get our prices. Monfer Bros, 38 Main St. “The Sporting Goods Store.” FOOTBALL PANTS—We are offering _ail our football pants, whether one or more pair, at 25% off. Monfer Bros, 38 Main St. “The Sporting Goods Store.” FRUIT JARS and cenning outfits. This 18 the season. Assuro youreelf success by purchasing your equipment here. A. A. Mills, 80 West Main St. Phone 351, FURNACES—Pipeless, steam and hot water heaters, gas heaters, ofl heaters, parlor stoves, stove pipe and elbows. Ericson & Johneon, 34 Dwight street. REAL ESTATE—If Gorbach, Booth's block. Phone 119 REAL ESTATE—Plainville, 18 the place £0 - live, it {8 the place to work. Surely it 8 the place to buy. Cunningham & Skinner, Brokers & Realtors. Ner{ block. Plainville, Auctioneers 9 GEO. A. CLARK, Auctioneer, MERIDEN, CONN. P. O. BOX 333, Meriden, Cenm Bhone 1943, 2 % ‘Building Lots For Sale 81 DERE building lot, near new Nore mal school, with city water, gas, eleos trieity, sldewalk and sewer, only $800, The Bodwell Realty Co., National Bank . bullding. Phone 1801. PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS—We carry a full line for exterior and Interlor work. Complete line glass and hardware. Lehr- er's, 176 East Main St. Phone 1181-5. BUILDING LOTS on easy payments i3 &k parts of the city at prices much lower than will be asked next year. Tho W. Ia Hatch Co., City Hall building. Dogs, Cats, Pets 51 FERRETS, 5. N. B, Bird and Feed Co., 105 Arch St Eugs. Poultry, Supplies 52 OLD NEWSPAPER MATS—Lining _ for chicken coops, f0c a hundred; for eale at _Herald Office, 67 Church St. Horses, Vehicles 53 FARM WAGONS—One wagon suitable for one or two horse hitch, price $30. One doubla wagon, price $40. See George Green the American Hardware Corp. FORSES (two). Good working horees. Tele- phone 2143, 628 East t. MERCHANDISE | Articles For Sale [13 AUTOMOBILB INSURANCE @ Bervice unusual. Call on the phone, do_the rei peciaity. we . Dewitt A. Riley, 272 Main 8t. EMPLOYMENT ~ Felp—Nen Wanted NEW ENGLAND wutuss Life Insurance Co., 87 Milk Bt., P. Crona, Agent, Britain, Conn. Lawyers—Patent Attorneys Boston, Massachuset 173 Main street, New 28 or work. BARBER—Steady night Arch street. BARBER—Good steady job for good man. Apply Universal Barber Shop, 213 Main street. H. G. MANNING, Waterbury, ex-patent ex- aminer. New Britain, Thursdays, 8 p. m. Walk-Over store by appointment. NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block, Est. 1886, -by Jas. Shepard. LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 369 MAIN ST, Telephone New Britalu and Hartford. FIREMEN and brakemen, beginners $i50, later $200 monthly; no strike (which po- sition?) Write Railway, Box 46, Herald Office. INTELLIGENT man over 20 years of age with sales knowledge preferred. Call dally between 10 a. m. and noon, Room 109 Professional bullding. Moving, Trucking, Storing 26 BUS PARTIES at any time. Moving and trucking of all kinds. P. Blanchette, 140 Cherry St. Phone 764. LOAD wanted to Boston, Lowell or vicinity before Oct. 5. Frank T. McMahon, 123 Cherry 8t. Phone 2653-3. MOVING—When yoec ars ready to move and want vyour moving done right, just call John P. Farrell & Son, day or night. Bus partles taken care of at short notice. John P. Farrel & Bon, 242 North St. Tel, 1726 _or 689-14. Established 25 y.ars. JOS. ARBOUR & BON-— Furniture and plano moving. New Britain office, 56 Whiting_6t. New York Recelving Station, R. P. E. Warehouse, 91 Walker §t. We are Installing a new system whereby the customer may know how much his or her job will cost before hand- ling. We personally will give esti- mates on local and long distance moving and hauling. Hauling. Call 2733 and man will call to estimate your job. Have your N. Y. freight handled by us. Dally service, Over- night delivery. TRUCKING & STORAGE— Expert moving, packing , crating and shipping, either by rafl or truck. Best equipped in the city for local and long distance furaiture moving. TNTER-URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE, 1874 MAIN. PHONE 2030 & 2002 A. P. MARSH, MGR. " Painting, Paper Hanging 27 "BUSINESS SERVICE ___ Barbers, Hairdress'g, Masseuse 18 HOUSE FAINTING coneracts taken, for la- bor and materials. Get our price on your next paint job. City Hardware Co. 49 E. Main 8t. Phone 2650. HAIR DYEING (Inecto), henning and ciay pack; real marcel waving, facials and water waving. Combings made into switches or side-waves. Phone for appoint- ment. Lucllle Beauty Shop, 259 Main St. Top floor. Phone 638. FIOUSE PAINTING and Inte.lor decorating. Estimates cheerfully giyen. A. Behacht, 74 Talcott St. Phone 1787-: MAX TRESKY — Painting, paper-hanging, decorating and kalsomining at lowest prices. 89 Harvard St. Phane 13224, FRECKLES AND UT SEENS THAT EVERY SPARE DENNY TAG GETS MERE OF \ATE S Somtr Fox CHOCOLATE CARAMELS HIS FRIENDS OH MOM!! TAGS EATIN' No On BRING HIM IN'THE HOUSE Yo NE, FRECKLES, LABORERS—10 first-cia; Apply Immick Co., M‘)mnl.‘ ol 2 2 AN experienced on automobile washing wanted. Middle-aged and married pre- ferred. Inquire at 10 Chestnut St. MAN to sell automobiles New Britain, Must be experfenced and acquainted in New Britain. Address Box 45WH, Her- _ald_Office. _ b3 MEN, 5, for outside work. Good pay, steady employment. Plenty of overtime. Apply Conn. Quarry Co., Plainville road. SCAFFOLD BUILDERS, hod carriers. Ap- ply Immick Co., Vocational High school. 50c per Vocational hour High TAILOR— FIRST-CLASS, WANTED. APPLY YORK SAMPLE BHOP, 354 NEW MAIN STREET. TEAMSTER—ApDIY Franklin St 2 YARD MEN—Good wages. Apply The Citizens Coal Court, YOUNG the right kind of a boy. R. R. Arcade, 9 a. m._ Help—Women Wanted 42 Shurburg Coal Co., &5 Steady work. Co., Dwight MAN, 16 yrs. old. Good Jjob for Apply Room 2, NATIONAL cash registers; one Nash two ton truck, one Ford 2 ton truck. Sover- cign's Trading Co. coal and wood yard, West Main St. Tel. 3587. F PRESSES—Kegs In all'sizes, Lehrer' Paints and Hardware. 176 Maln St. Tel- ephone 1181-5. Business and»’Ofll(‘;‘iqujp»fiem 57 TENTS 6x7 Boys' Scout tent, khaki, drill ..$ 5.95 7x7 wall tent, white single filled duck Tourists’ olive drab, Wall tent, duck " 8x10 Wall tent, duck . 10x10 Wall 7x9 tent, arill 729 white, 93%4x12 Wall tent, White, duck ... 5 13x14 Wall tent, white, double filled duek .. 28.82 Rental prices on any of the above tents quoted on application, EDDY AWNING & DEC. CO. CITY HALL PLACE, TRUNKS, bags and sult cases. We epacialize on wardrobe trunks in all sizes. Our location which s just a few staps from the high rent district enables ue to quote you the lowest prices In the city on these items, as well as all other wear- ing apparel. Army & Navy Store, 56 [e] ouble filled . 20,00 TOYS, . The oniy doll shop in the clty. 8Shop, 359 Arch 8t. ar ‘round toy and Arch St. Novelty LOTS—One in south end and one in east side, both have walks and sewer and are in first-class sections. H. N. Lockwood, City Hall, MAPLE HILL—We have some very desirs able lots in Maple Hill to offer at reasone able prices. The ideal suburban section. _Parker & Deming. Phone 2026, 198 Maln, Farms For Sale 5 # ACRES on Maple Ave, Maple HIll Al tillable land, § room two family heuse, in good condition, large barns and silo. Only 3 minutes’ walk from the trolley line, Can be bought right. P. J. Murray & Co., 325 ain St. Phone 2031- ACT on Maple Ave, Mapls Hill. This land is all tillable and fertile, No butldings, only 3 minutes' walk from the trolley line and can be bought cheap, P. J. Murray & Co., 325 Main. Tel. 2031-3, 12 ACRES D in Plainville, One minute from trolley. Can be bought for $1700 cash. R. L. Hayden, 9 Middle St. East Bristol. i0 ACRES LAND In Southington, near trol= ley. 7 acres cleared, 50 apple trees. Price only $3,000. $300 cash, balance $50 every 6 months. R. L. Hayden, 9 Middle St. East Bristol. o § MEAT COOLER, cash register and Dayton | scale. Can be hought right. Tel. 12 TYPEWRITERS for sale or for rent. repairing of all Also makes. Phone 564-2. Truscio, 192 Washigton street. Farm and Dairy Products 58 POTATOES—Green Mountain, for winter | use. Also Baldwin and Greening apples by the bushel or barrel. Norton's farm, Ber- lin. Phone 6 13 or 657-14, MPKIX Sugar and Old Fashlon, both. Sugar, 10c; Old Fashion, 15c; E. H. Clark, | south St. Tel. 66512, QUINC or sale ® big fruit. Apply Vi Greenhouse, 174 Clinton street. Telephone Musical_instruments PHONOGRAPHS—Cabinet model, mahogany finigh, excellent condition, fine assortment of best records. Owner leaving town Terms of payment can be arranged. Ad- dress_Box 42WH, Herald Office. PIANO for sale. Mahogany upright. Hoff- man. Tel. 1518-| RECORDS, 49c—Full_stock of latest hits, congs and dance numbers. The best rec- ord selling at this price. Widener's, 138 Main St WIDENER'S has some good values in used phonographs. See these before you pur- chase. 138 Mllnrfh Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67 PURINA PIGE squabs on Purina Pigeon Chow. Plgeon Chow will put them on the table in less time. N. B. Bird & Feed Co, 105 Arch St. “Footwear and Clothing b1 BOOTS, “Ball band,” hip. Every palr posl- tively guaranteed, $3.98. All other makes $2.98. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church 8t. ESTABLISH your credit at the Boston | Clothing_Store next door to the Herald | Office. ep well dressed, FUR COATS on payments, Clothing Store, 63 Church 8t., next Herald f\lfllf'f': RUBBERS AND line of “Ball E Boston to ~We have a full rubber, heavy and | light footwear. Every palr guaranteed. We also carry Endicott-Johnson and Weber shoes, for work and dress. Best shoes on the market for the price, every pair guar- anteed. Joe Mortelliti, 86 Church St SHOES for dress, work and play of proven durability, as low as $2.45. Nothing high- | er than $4.95. Army & Navy Store, 56| Church_street STIPPERS— Moccasins, in felt, leath- er. Buckskins for ladies or men at prices ranging from 69c to §2.50. Army & Navy Store, ch St a large stock of wepl eweaters in V-neck, coat, and at prices much lower than clsewhere, Army & Navy| hurch_St. pure other prevailing Store, 58 Good Things To COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER—State ex- perience and wages expected. Box 38A Herald. GENERAL_housewo cook. No washing. MeMillan, b GIRLS who have done also acquainted with ply Herald, Box 21A. GIRL OR WOMAN for general housework Apply 300 West Main 8t., second floor MAID. competent, for nousework. Two In mil Apply 83 Vine St “girl, one who 49 Forest 8t. can Mrs. worsted winding, cone winding. Ap- Would Know GooD GRACIOUS, TAG!! DON'T \oU KNOW 1B You EAT So MUCH CANDY Vou'LL RUIN YOUR. ) BEEF fro orn_fed heavy beef, k's specla 15c_per Ib. Jones' ket, 10 Myrtle St. NTIQUE FURNITURA—Dig variety at re Auceu prices. The Furniture Exchange, Arch 8t. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. 31 One %, 1 double; 6x9 r small table. Wil saci nner, 3 e. Tele- | TON DIAMONDS—Do justice to yourself. Be- fore buying your diemonds see I. Res- nick, Manufacturing Jeweler. Retalling diamonds at wholesale prices, 340 Matn St. | NEWEST patterns in 1847 Rogers and forks. La France patterns. Wm. R gers 26 pleces complete and chest § only at B. Georges, A Trustworthy Jew- eler, 166 Malin 3(.7 Room 10. WEDDING RINGS, 14 and 18 karat gold Diamond rings, $20 and up. Himberg & 10 and 332 Main St. Wanted—Articles to Buy o8| FURNITURE In good condition. wanted. | Good prices paid, all household articles. Call me before you sell. Phone 515-1 FURNITURE—WIII pay fair prices for ond-hand furniture or will exchange. M. Benjamin, 115 Beaver St. Tel. 137207 FURNITURE—We will buy 1t at falr prices. The Furniture Exchange, 87 Arch 8t. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. JUNK—Save all your iags and papers for L. Zeldes, also men's clothes, Highest prices paid. 151 Oak St. Phone §15-13 buy magazines, papers, rags, all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices. A 81 Oak street. Tele- | h Apartments and Tenements CHERRY ST. ve room tenement, first and second floors, all improvements. | _ Telephone 1635-13 CHERRY ST . improvements. Apply on premises. GLEN STREET, 128—Five room tenement, all improvement. Good location. JEFFERSON ST end of rooms, first floor, modern conveniences, 10 | minutes from Hartford trollev and jitney. Phone 2020-14, Fred X:fl]rvH.‘ SMAIN ST. ge tenement, suitable rooming house. Immediate possession a month, Apply L. W. Carvell, Hudson Lunch D. 69 eas Teaners rented, dollar All makes of cleaners repaired and | rhauled. Phone 1895 with all mod See Cohn about it 1530 Too ate improvements. Main St. Phone BY BLOSSER knives | AL ESTATE FOR RENT | |5 Toom cottage with 1 acre land | DELANEY LUNCH woodland, should cut 2,000 of wood. $50 an acre, C. L. Barnes, Barnesdale. Phone 1892-3. {41 ACRES in Newington, all stocked, fine crops standing. Will sell part or all. See us for price and terms. Home Banking & Realty company, 86 West Main. Tel. 728 ouses For Sale [ bunga- . BELVIDERE—One of the nicest lows, near new Normal school. 7 rooms, all improvements, fireplace, oak trim, large lot, near trolley. Small amount of cash required. Co., 1887 Stanle; GARLE ST.—§ convenlences. Price of cash required. 2450, , all ount 294 ‘Watson & Jones, 211, Belvidere, Stop paying monthly. Own your own home. Only terms to suit your comvenience. Tels call or write Marquardt, 19 Central Row, Hart BAST N ST.—Two family houss, 10 rooms. A good place for a store. Price reasonable. Watson & Jones, 294 Main St. Telephone 245 FAIRVIEW ST, family GROVE rooms. Large lot 205 ft. deep. For price and terms see The Home Banking and company, 86 West Maiu street. house, 13 Everything modern. & Jones, 357 Matn " family Price right. St. Teleph Single house of five dwood flool everything in fine Price $5500. Watson & Jones, Tel. _2450. ¥ ST.—Two family rooms, large lot, price reasonable. 4 Main St. Tel. 2450. ST.—Two family 10 rooms. This lace is dirt cheap, $4500. Watson and Jones, 204 Main St. T 2450, 5 N s . Taree faml Everything modern, price $8000. & Jones, 2?9 Main St. Tel. .’lé!. room condition. Main_8 EYMOUR § house, 14 Watson ouse, Watson Hot_alr furnace, electric lights, fruit trees. Close to schools, stores and trolleys. Price $4,- §00. H. J. Foiren, 140 Main St. Tel, 1790, Subur TAIN VIEW, Plainvil Lot 70x200. Electric lights and rune water in house. Can bs bought for Inquire at Star Real Estate & 163 Main_8 MOUN tag ni improvements, situa 00 down—easy Cunningham & r, Nerl Block, Plainvill E—s NOUS improve hot water leat. Brick garage. Centrally located. The John Cooke 7 Hough St., Plainville. |ROOMS. BOARD AND HOLELS " Rooms For Rent 3 ARCH ST. Nicely furnished room with venience hone 56 -4. MAIN ST., 208—Furnished room f Steam heat, Cencral, Tele« front, steam heated, ed 2 gentlemen. First Phone 7 room. Rooms For Housekecping [ [AST MAIN ST., 208—Furnished rooms for housckeeping. kitchen, pantry, dining lamber, bath, verands, set tubs, Front and rear entrance. All Tel._1935. 101—2 or 4 room furnished reagonable, Ups yms. VST rtment. Private house, irs bell. HILLSIDE PLACE for light housekeeping Where To Dine LUNCH, 80 Church 8 City's newest restaurant. Furnisied rooms, twe Tel, 2476-3. OIN & Herald \deal place to dine. An They ail like to eat liere. There s a reason, too. The most pope ular restaurant in town. In the Beloin hotel, Opp. the Station. JACK'S regular 35c. Home 100 Chestnut street.