New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1922, Page 13

Auto and Trucks For Sale L] FORD BPEEDSTER th good condition, Good tires, or will trade for good motorcye and side car. Phone 443-2, after 8 o'clock. FORD chassls, good conditlon, irltc $60. Jim's Garage, 403 West Main St, Open until 9 o'clock tonlght. FORD CARS—Jnmes F. Good class second-hand ear Professlonal Bidg. Phone 715, FRANILIN, 1920, rondster with now paint and goog tires. Mechani®ally perfeot. Torms can be arranged. M. Irving Je ter, 103 Arch 8t, Phone, “Thig" s Btudebaker yoar.' &M, G- TRUCK, 1917: 1 ton, § good tires, excellent condition, 171 So. Maln Street, Phone, 870, . HUPMOBILE, 1020, fouriu Too very good, mochanically perfect, has 6 excellent tires and can be bought right. City Serylce. Station, Hartford Ave,, Cor. Stanley 8t. Phone 10§1-3 , KIBBEL, KAR, 1913, with an ail year tof Mechanically perfect, 2 brand new tire; ‘Terms can be arranged.. M. Irving Jes- ter, 193 Arch 8t. Phone “This (s a Btude- _baker year." MAXWELL, 1919, five passenger touring, A 0od looking, good running car, Not junk. 'rice $276 cash. Call at 148 Lyons St., P ot Phone 2137-4, MISCELLANEOUS—1921 Fard sedans, $376 up. 1918 Maxwell touring, $165. 1618 Overland * touring, $336. 1917 Stanley Bteamer, roadster, $576. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc, 185 Park St. and 867 New Britain mavenue, Hartford, Decker, It Toom 104 [E— —— ___ AUTOMOTIVE NEW BRITAIN ‘DAILY HERALD, — 'INSURANCE 'BUSINESS SERVICE Auto Paris And Accossorios Barbors, Halrdiessg, Masseuse Painting, Papor Hahging i LIFE, AUFOMOBILE, ACCIDE FOR THE BEST IN NEW RRITAIN'S INSURANCE SERVICE, READ CLASSI- FICATION 24, ON THIS PAGE. WISE PEOPLE READ THEM. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1922, LIVE CONCERNS , FIRE, SURETY AND FIDELITY BONDS. USE THE WANT ADS— (¥ 11 PUENNSYLVANIA Vacuum OCup tires at new low pric with free tube. This Is the ‘really non-skid tire, T, H. Cogswall, 8 Chestnut street. HAIRCUTTING—~elotners, wo have two hobb; to amuse kiddles while having thelr hair trimmed. Hours, 8 8. m. to 8 p. m. 82 Church, Opp. Beloin. 1t OUBE IAINTING coneracin taken, for ia- bor and materials. Get our price on yoyr next paint job. Clty Hardware Co. 43 B Main 8t, Phone 2060, TIRES—Cord tires, Ford size, 30x3%, "Leto" of Norwalk make and fully guar., $9.99. Rackliffe Bros, Park and Blgelow Bt Plone 1074, & LT Automoblles Wanted 12 BOARD wanted by refined young Iady in private family. State terms. H. H, care Fancher, 30 T'nlon Bt, WANTED-—-Ford care. 1 will pay cash for your Tord car. Ford cars for on easy toims. James F. Decker, Jr, Room 108, Professional bullding, New Britaln, Telfl\h-me_ 2766, Autos—Taxi Service © 2700 will bring qu efficlent taxi service to your door, N, Taxi_Serv R, Statlo Vv CITY TAXI SERVICE—Best equipped long trip cars In the city, Careful drivers. Cal 2379. Midnight Phone | WMITCHELL, '1917, 3 passenger roadster, with 2 new cord tires (others are good), mechanically O. K. and good paint, M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch 8t. Phone. “This is Btudebaker year.” CF,AND Toadster, Perfect cendition, R. . Rudolph, 121 Cherry 6t. Phono 2051-2. OVERLAND, 1920, 6 passenger touring car, Of good appearance and perfect mechan- fcally, Cord tires all around. An economi- cal car to run. Can be bought right. Cit; Bervice Statlon, Hartford Ave, Corner Btanley 8t, Phone 1061 OAXLAND, 19520 sedan, T1ive good tires, just repafnted and thoroughly _over- hauled. Upholstery very good. WIIl give new car service. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. Phone. “This la a Btude- baker year.' OVERLAND, 1018, 3 passenger roadster. All new tires, very good palnt and in ex- cellent machanical condition. Terms to suit buyer. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. Phone. “This {8 a Studebaker year.” PACKARD BERVICE—Dest car In_the city for long trips. Call Jos Farr, 1847, 152 Lagalle_streot. TAXI STATION—Quick, reilable service. Keep these phone numbers in mind. Daytime, 667; night, 1843-3. Louls Miller, Garages To Lev 14 GARAGE for repalr_and_show _room with storage. Tel. 1271 Mrs. Rotstin, 182 Arch 8t, GARAGE with Main street. e SE GARAGE of 15 car capacity. Will lease in whole or rent Individual spaces. Simmons Btorage Battery Co., 167 Arch St. Tele- phone 2245, QR ROCKWELL AVE., 1z4—Garage. New clean building. Can be used for any kind of storage, several spaces. Mrs, H. Vogel. Tel. 1321-13, 226 electrlc light. South Motorcycles and Bicycles 15 OVERLAND touring, In__excellent shwpe, mechanically. Terms can be arranged to sult purchaser. Moon Motor Co., 18 Main 8t. Phone 2785. Open evenin INDIAN 8COUT, 1921, motorcycle for sale. Only run 3900 miles. Guaranteed perfect condition. $160 cash. Owner leaying town. Address Indian, Box 4, Herald. REO, 1917, fourlng car, $150 or $36 down and balance in easy monthly payments to sult party. Call 214 Main Bt. or Tele- phone 24-2. ROADSTERS—1917 _Bcripps, 8221 1918 Overland, $245; 1918 Buick, $460; Chevro- fet asport, $265; Ford, 1920, self starter, $2107 Ford racer, $135, Many others. Terms arranged. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St. and 867 New Britain Ave., Hertford, Conm. Open evenings. SAXON, 1917 touring car. R. C. Rudoiph, 127 Cherry 8t. Phone 2051- ACRIPPA-BOOTH, 1020 coupe. Uphlstery 1s very good, just repainted and over- ery good tires. This is a bar- it before buylng a used closed M. Irving Jester, 19! 1a n Studebaker yea INDIAN motorcycle with side car for sale. Bargain. Price $100 with side car, §85 without. Apply 529 Church St. {NDIAN MOTOROYCLES—1917 in firat-class conditlon, only $76. One 1919, special big valve with side car, $200. One 1916 Har- ley-Davidson with side car, $100. One 1920 Harley-Davidson, in excellent condl- tion, $176. One 1920 Harley-Davidson sport model, run less than 1,000 miles, $150. All of these machines are mechan- lcally O. K. and will give good service. Charles Hadfield, (Successor to Hadfield- Swenson Co.) 21 Myrtle St. Tel. 1706. 17 parts Co. Service Stations Repairing ACETYLENE WELDING—Broken made new. Commerclal Welding Phone 255-2, 111 Che; St. 1916. Good palnt, but terms can be ar- 193 Arch Bt. T " price for cash, ranged. M. Irving Jester, Phone. ‘““This 18 a Stud AUTOMOBILE body and new wagon bulid- ing to order at low rates. Auto springs & specialty. If not satisfied money refunded. Michael Tomiko, 20 Lafayette Bt., eity. Terms 581 Arch 8t. STUDBBAKBR, Hlg six tou it 8esired. . R. Corbin, Phone 1830, TOURINGE—§300 {0 §760. 1921 Chevrolets, 1020 Chandler 7 pass.. 1921 sport. 1921 Lexington, 1920 Bulck, 1920 Kiseel. Good tires. Overhauled. Painted. 1920 Hudson 7 pessenger. Diamonds, stocks or bonds taken in trade. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St. & 867 N. Britain Ave, Hartford. 1020 TOURING, starter, demountables, in good shape. Can be bought cheap if taken at ogce, 1917 panel delivery, special body, shock absorbers. Splended condition. Can be bought right. Elmer Auto Co. REAL BARGAINS IN USED CARS-- Stutz 4 pass. Bulldog. 1921 Studebaker sedan. 1920 Studebaker touring. 1920 Hudson touring. 1920 Essex touring. 1919 Kissel Kar coupe. Mercer 4 pass. aport model. 1917 Many Others, THE HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO, 139 Arcly Bt. Phons 2109 en Sundays and Evenings. 1 - Auto Parts ana Accesscles ACCEBBORIES—A 10% cash discount on all automoblle parts, supplies and acces- ries, except tires, tubes and gas. This ck includes Ford pArts, ignition parts, grease: ngs and brake lining. Ours is thé* largest stock of automobile parts_and accessories in the city. Rack- lifte Bros., Park & Bigelow Sts. Tel. 1074. AUTO PARTS—A. L. ROTHSCHILD, 46 WILLOW STREET. PHONE 1991. t of your auto at Cutler's, 22 Oak Bt. $16-14. We also buy umsed cars. AUTO TIRES and tubes, second-hand fa- bric' and cord. All sizes. Lowest prices’ Pete Rosso, 336 E. Main St. Tel. 1188-4. BATTERIES-—Exfde Bactertes and service. Bxchange your old battery for a new Exide. Liberal allowance. A. G. Hawker. BATTERIES for every car, Our service counts. Ask the man who stops here. O'Neil Tire & Battery Co, 39 Washing- ton 8t Phone §00. BATTERIES—See Farrell about your bat- tery, new or old, J. V. Farrel, 110 Prankiin Square. Phone 1218, BEARINGS for all makes of cars. Main bearings, connecting rod bearing: springs and axles at Cutler's, 22 Oak Bt Phone 516-14. DOUGLAS cord tire: 30x3%, CL, 1} 12% oversize: 10,000 miles guar, bargain at $11.25. Am. Mdse Union, 321 Park St. FISK & FIRESTONE tires. The users of these tires belleve in playing safe, Service also. West End Vulcani: Works, 309 West Main 8t, C. P. McCarthy, Prop. Phone 1091-3. FEDERAL tires & Michelin tubes. Author- ized sales agency. Judd & Dunlop, 15 Franklin Square, Phone 1228, GAB and oll at lowese prices In town at Walter Tire Shop, 53¢ West Main St. (NOTED_FOR “TROUBLE: SERV- ICE), Dayton Thérobred Cords—Put on a set 6f Dayton "Thorobred” cords and for- get them, because they'll be a long time wearing out. Ball Tire Co., 210 Arch St. Phone |/ AUTONMOBILE running board mording put on. All varieties replaced. Remember that service |s our alm and that we are auto body and radiator experts. O. Becker, orbin_Place. Phone 553 AUTO PAINTING, ing_ana_polshing. Lowest prices in town, considoring work- mansh!p. Let us give you an estimate. Jos Amszin, 363 Bo. Main Bt. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and trick bodles made to order, High class work, satis taction guarantced and prica reasonably 1. Ravizza, 332 Park Bt. Phone 576-13. 184 G ARPENTER oth body and face, skiliful treatment for Rheurg tlem. Neuralgla Magnetio vibration of tho spinal vertebrae for tiredness ana sleeplesanens; treatments by visit or at her home, M Sadle Reeve, Res. 137 Falrview street. Telephons 2413. Hi MAX TRESK QUBE PAINTING and intedor decornting. Estimat cheerfully given. A. Schacht, 74 Talcott 8t. Phone 17873, -~ Painting, papor-hanging decorating and kalsomining at lowe, pri 39 Harvard 8t. Pl 332, s = 1) Building and Contract BUILDING contractors. We build in brick, wood or stone, Jobbing a specialty. Paul P, Zink & Co., 24 Rocky HIll Ave. Tele- PLUMBING, tinning & Plumbing, Hewing, Metal Work 24 COMPETENT woman desires | do housgworl: two days per 609-3, Btanley 8t . HOUSEWORK by Auntrian girl, experienced Apply 25 Kelsey street, care week. wowing by the day, wanted. Apply 1d, Box 11A. YOUNG LAD mblitiou clerical_position. Seyven Apply Box 98P, Herald ¢ years’ experlence d “general Jobbiag. Louls Nair, 80 “afayette 8t. Phone 2754, Rasidence, ‘26 phone 2766, GARPENTER and painting contracts want- ed. Work guarantced sati WHEN y bing, roof, or rain pipes need repal, any time of day or night, telephone 1586, 232 [ bing, Helsler. Telephone 1492 1 and after 6 m. GHIMNEY REPAIRING ana gene and plaster work. Work guarant J. McLarney, 131 Cllfl(__fl( Phone 218 Iy MABON wu’k, bricklaving and plasterin, Charles Beh, 6§1 West Main stieet. Tél ephone 1156-2, C ORDER your Press| ln: and Tafloring LOTHES Called for and delivered by The London Valet 'Bervice. Ye London Ehop. Phone 686-3, Elm, corner Main St, uit And overcoat by eXpert tallor who handles quality goods and guaranteos the fit and workmanship. Try J. Wuek, the well-known tailor, 59 Arch St., Opp. Bouth church, = Business Service Rendered 20 AMERICAN SHOW REPAIR CO.—Arctics, boots and shoes. Whita oalg leather used on shoes. All work guaraieed. Lowest SUITS of unusual quality, imported and domestlc woolens, for summer and fall wear, tallored to the wearer's satistac- tion. B. Neleon, 68 Weet Main Street Telephone 601. prices. 536 E CANOPIES turnished for weddings and re- Printing, Jobhing, Stationery Money Trmancd “TINANCIAL Joseph | | | GAS ENGINES, wsaws and pumps; fail lina of farm equipment Peck, Ken- sington, Tel. 674-32, Merchandise at the Stores 65 BLANKETS from $2.60 up. Quilts, §1,50 and | _ up. Best quallty, Bdw, Gorfain, 165 Arch _Arch 8t Phone 86 CONGOLEUM OIL CLOTH-100 rolls, het quality, 48 and o per yard, 13, Parson, "‘11] aln Bt, FLOOR LAMPB—0One with biack wainut base and beautiful ilk top, $26. Another with hand painted black bash and silk shade trimmed with gold, 335 Widen- er's, 138 Main Bt LOANS THAT BENEFIT THE BORROWER WE LEND MONEY on Home Furniture, without removal, Klso on Guarantead Notes. LOANS UP TO $300. Repayable in monthly fnstalments. LAWFUL CHARGES. Write, Call or Phone us—1—9—é—3, BENEFIOIAL LOAN BOCIETY, _Rooms_104-5. 87 W, Main 8t MONEY Toaned at 4% simple Intorest to buy, bulld, or improve real estate, Gan- eral Home Investment Trust, 87 West _Main 8t. Room 113. __LIVE STOCK Cattle and Swinc 50 COW and Telfer. Very good milker. Price reasonable. T. C, Smith Sons. Tel. 1799, 937 Stanley\ §t. ceptions. Canvas specialties and contal ers of all kinds. Bddy Awning & Decoraf ing Co., City Hall Place, MAIL ORDERS wantea on Mms to be de. veloped and printed. Prompt service. Ad- dress J, L. Hall, Dickinson Dru; BIGNS of distinction give character to your business or profession. For the city's best sorfice in commercial slgn painting see the New Britain Sign Co,, 34 Church Bt. Telephone 894, « COR. COMMERCIAL, KULPFER PRINTING CO., Americangand forelgn language printed. 325 MAIN BT, Phone 777, UPHOLATERING of aatique .urniture. All kinds of repairing. The Furniture Rx- change, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe. Mgr. _ houses, WE will print your name and address on boxed writing paper for twenty-five cents additional to the cost of the paper. Paper from 50c a box up. Ohrnstedt's, 72 West Main street. offices, and stores, General housework atd cleaning from the cellar to the root. Vacuum work s our specialty. Our rates are the lowest in town. New Britain Win- | dow Cleaning Co., 88 West Main 8. Phone 888, ORTHOPEDIC SHOE REPAIRING CO.— QUALITY PRINT SHOP, 335 Main 8t. DI- rectly opposite Commercinl St., upstairs, Tel. 550-5. Letterheads, envelopes, state- ments, cards and eircular letters printed to your satisfaction at lowest rates In the “city. ¥ Dogs, Cats, Pets 51 FERRETS for #ale, $7.00 a pair. Apply 318 \S'a-hln on Bf FRUIT JARB and canning outAts, Thix I tho season. Assure yourself success by purchasing your equipment here, A. A. Mills, 80 Wcat Main Bt. Phone 381, LOWEEN NOVELTIES- Largest stork the city. Doll 1} I. Only one In town, Arch St Novelty Shop, HUNTING SUPPLIES—The Iaw I8 off quall squirrels, rabbita and partridges, Oct | Hunting boots: U. 8., Hase, and Barker in both leather and ibher Ous stock of guns, rifles, coats and ammunition Is the most completa in the eity. Let us gerve your wants. How about that WANTED to r YOUNC R REAT ‘s Tor Rent 10 Btore to rent, Inquire Printing Co, 06 Church 8t, ORTH BT, corner Willow. Hullding for garage or lght manufacturing purposes, with all Improvements. See Cohn about it at 16 Maln Bt, Renl Estate and Ina. Suburban For Rent 7 [ Wf weven room houss oF satisfactory couple would an rder, active elderly minutes walk from trolley Kensington, Phone 647-3, Wanted—T0 Reny kid it by a Swedish family, 7o children, 4 5 room Address Box W, Herald Office i room anted three, proforably In East or Southeast tion of city, Box 78P, Herald OmM Amarican couple for light he In tenement of & rooms, Address Box 48P, Herald, Business Pla e Adking furnish to h ) take & v 16 or steam train 3 West Main “REAL ESTATE FOR SALE “Agents—Real Fstate 18 TAL, BSTATE—Anything to rent, buy of gell see Cohn about it at 15 Main Bt., the largest Individual real cstate owner Im farmas and suburban bt White, 260 Main Bt ATE—1f it's Real Estate. Oall . Booth's block. Phone 1180, AL ESTATE-Plainville, 1s the piace to llve, it 1s the place to work. Surely it {8 the place to buy, ningham & Bkinner, Brokers & Realtors. Nerl block. Plainvl Ing 8t TA” homes B Parker gnn. Ours Is the only sporting goods store [n the city. Monler Bros., 35 Main streot GEO. A. OLARK, Auctionoe MERIDBN, P, 0O, Meriden, Conm. 1943, CONN. BOX 333 P FURNACES—Plipcless, steam and hot water heaters, gas heaters, ofl heaters, parior stoves, stove pipe and elbows. Ericson & |¢ Johnson, 34 Dwight street. MATTRESS! 0 of the best rolled edge. white cotton at $8.76 and up. Full size. B. Berson, 503 Main St, élvppllv 52 TE8—Lining chicken coopa, h0o a hundred; for sale at _Horald OfMce, 67 Church t. 3 to 4 months old. Low 1, 30 Cambridge street. s —Light spring In A-1_ condition. Reagonable if ‘sold at once. T. C. Smith & Sons, 937 Stanley t. Tel. 179 ~ MERCHANDISE Business and Office Equipment 57 We build up shoes with cork sole and heel. Al kinds of orthopedic shoe re- Professional Services 31 Dall’l_ni. 71'3'7v(,_hurch 8t. ix A 1] Dressmaking and Millinery 22 HEMSTITCHING, plinm picoe edge, zIg zag URGICAL supports, made to your measure, also elastic supports and stockings. Mrs, Mack D. Hal, R. N. Reglstered corse- tiere, 72 Grand 8t. Phone 37-1, — OFFICE SUPPLIES—Our wholesale depart- ment offers statlonery, inks, glues, boxed paper, rolls, pens, pencils and other equipment In largs or small lots at mars ket prices according to quality desired, Adkins Printing Co., 68 Church St. Tela- phone 1603, curves and dressmaking. Personal atten- tion. Mlle Blanchette, 131 Main Bt. Tele- phone 2655, MATCHED box and side pleats jn striped goods. Hemstitching and buttons. Gins- burg's Dress Pleating Shop, 19 Walnut _Bt. Phono_1333-3. l{;pulmc and Pla;lo Tunlx;‘— 8-2 ATTENTION—The undersigned has iatter of recommendation from Wing Plano Co. of New York city to the forty thousand owners In U. 8. A. C. A. Humphrey, 97 8. Burritt St. Phone 2647. TOMAN'S Institute, lessons {n dressmaking. Mow s the time to make over last win- ter's diesses. Classes forming Tues. Sept. 19. Private lessons. Tel. 545-| =0 lngjlv élun_ _mli TR Dye| 23 CLEANING and dyeing is our exclusive bus. iness, Garments of all deacriptions; draperies, portleres, curtains, cleancd or dyed, Satisfaction guaranteed. New Brit- nin Dry Cleaning Corp. 96 W, Main 8t. Phone 1323-3. BEDDING—THave Four matiresses, 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 St. Tel. 2314-4, LAWN MOWERS sharpened. Wilcox Repair 8hop, 204 Hart 8t. Headquarters for first- class repair work. R. H. Wilcox, Prop. Phane 1187-18, CLEANING, dyelng an@ pressing ating and hematitching, remodelling’ experts. Old garments given a new appearance in LAWN MOWER sesvice tation, Called for and delivered, Bchoell's, Machine Shop near Rudolph's garage. Tel. 2061-3. TYPEWRITERS for male or for rent. Also repalring of all makes. Phone 664-2. Trusclo, 192 Washirgton street. PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS—We carry a full line for exterfor and interior work Complete line glass and hardware. Lehr- er's, 176 East Main St. Phone 1181-6, PHOTO ALBUMS for your snapshots from 60c up to $3.50. Good values. Arcade Studio, STOVES Temier ranges, guar. 10 yra. $75 and up. Parlor stoves, $12 and higher B. Berson, §03 Main St TRUNKS, bags and sult cases. We specialize BELVII BRIGATON Building and Business Property 80 LD huilding, tear of our plant, to be torn down by purchaser for sale. Make us an offer, Adkins Printing Co., 68 CHurch St. Building Lots For Sale 1 “near new Nor: SRE bullding lot mal school, with city water, gas elece triclty, sldewalk and sewer, only 3$600. The Bodwell Realty Co, Natlonal Bank bullding. Phone 1801, BLVIDERE TOT, §0x111 ft., with apple tree giving $50 per year, shade trees; near trolley. Low price. Mr. Perry, A. & P, store, Hartford Cor. North 8t. ST, Relviders. Bullding Tot, 50x125, for $500, halt cash or $450 cash, H. Lutkabaugh, Coliinsville, Conn, on wardroba trunks In all sizes. Our location which {s just a few staps from the high rent distr enables us to quote you the lowest prices fn the city on these items, as well as all other wear- BUILDING LOTS on casy payments 1o ak parts of the clty at prices much lower than will be asked next year. Tho W. La Hatch Co,, City H, uiiding ing appar Army & Navy Btore, &6 |C Church_street. WALLPAPER—Many patterns, good quall- OLUMBTA™ 8T—Bullding lots on Golum Bt. Price §700. Inquire at Star Real Ei tate & Ins. Co. 163 Main St. ty, with border $1.00 per room. Lehrer's, | 178 E. Main_St. Phone 1181-5. Musical Instrumenta 60 IAPLE HILL—Wa have some very desirs able lots in Maple Hill to offer at reasons able prices, The ideal suburban section. Parker & Deming. Phone 2026, 193 Main, CONSOLE—"Perlod” _model _phonograph Red or brown mahogany, clear tone. See this machine before buying an upright. PARK RK RESERVE—Building lot, 50x150, ‘WIill gell cheap. For particulars call 2787-6 after 6 p. m. Price is only $1%5. Widener's, 138 Main St. arm_and Dairy Products 58 POTATOES—Green Mountain for winter use. Algo Yellow Stone turnips. Greening and Baldwin apples by barrel or bushel, Nor- ton's Fa Berlin. Tel. 657-13 or 657-14. POTATOES—Fancy hand sorted winter po- tatoes, ralsed on Fagan farm, Farming- ton. First, $1.10 bu, seconds, 75c bu. Yel- low and white winter turnips, $1.25 bu., dellvered. John King, Unlonville, Teler Farmington, 206-3, ES—Winter pota New England reports 60% crop. Order now if you want natives. Fancy hand graded, firsts, $1.10; soconds, 75c. White and yellow winter tur- nips, $1.25. Delivered. C. E. Jones, 74 Whiting St., Plainville, Tel. Bristol 743 a short time and at small expense to you. New Empire Dry Cleaning Co., 149 Main St. Phone 626. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired Ox-welding. Frits & Berndt, Greenwood 8t. Tel. 163-12. Ne. 31 CLOTHES called for and dellvered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop. Phone 685-3. Elm, corner Main St. ~ EMPLOYMENT AXELS STRAIGHTENED and wheels paired. Auto springs a specialty, John C. Baker, 224 Arch B8t. Phone 608. % BATTERIES—When (n trouble and in need of good battories or skilled service see us first. Edw. Zack at the City Service Sta- tion, Ilnrt'njfi Avi GHARLANDS AUTO SERVICE STAT Insurance—All Kinds 24 ACCIDENT, automobile and life. Surety and fidelity bonds. Philip M. Fagan, Gen. Ins,, Booth's_block. Room 407. Phone 2131. COUNTERY 41 Also a houseman 3 Help—Men Wanted Hotel Beloin, ACCIDENT, Life or Fire. Bes P. J. Mur- ray & Co, for Insurance servl nd Realtors, 326 Ma! Storage Repairs Bupplies Cars washed by day or night. E. J. CHARLAND, PROP. New Headquarters at 432 MAIN STREET. When in trouble just phone 1644. CLARK'S TBL. 1344 Auto Washing. Simonzing. Starting, Ignition Done by experts Succeeding Plucker Electrio Co. REAR 335 MAIN ST. ACCIDENT, AND ALL LINES OF INBUR- ANCE. SERVICE AND SATISFACTION LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST. MENTS. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. PHONE 138, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE & specialty. 8ervice unusual. Call on the phone, we do the rest. Dowitt A. Riley, 273 Main B8t. NEW ENGLAND sfutuae Life Insurance Co., 87 Milk Bt, Boston, Massachusetts. COUNTERMAN—ARN HARDWARE SAL experlenced counter- Apply at Hudson Lunch. SMEN—Beveral _open- ings exist In our sales force at the pres ent time for men who hava had real ex- perfence as hardware jobbing salesmen. Only high class men, preferably those with a New England following and also owning an automobile need apply. A real future {s assured for the right men. Write tull particulars giving name of previous employers, salary or commission expected to Vice-President, Masbach Hardware Co., 82 Warren 8t., New York city. man_wanted. P. Crona, Agent, 173 Maln street, New 1taln, Conn. Lawyers—Patent 7Atwrneyn CHEVROLET SERVICE & BALES— Repairs on all makes of cars. Storage, $6.00 per month In summer. Btorage, $8.00 per month In winter. Reama & Sorrow, Auto Co., 287 Elm 8t. HUDSON & ESSEX SERVICE— Under personal supervision of proprie- tors, who have had long and valuable ex- perlence on all makes of cars. High grade work guaranteed, McGAULEY & BENNETT, 139 ARCH BT. PHONE 1199 HONEY! N BLDG. PARSON'E GARAGE AND TOOL CO., 680 West Main. Machiae and tool work. Auto part and repairing. Ford blocks rebored and new pistons fitted. Tel. #90-! RADIATOR REPAIRED, new cores In« stalled. dents and jams removed from auto bodies and fenders. IHultqulst Bros., 107 Arch igreet. Phone 1328-3. RADIATORS REPAIRED, new casel C.y made good as new. New England Radl- ator_ Works, 17 East Main 8t. Tel. §60. 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 Bt. Top Shop, 58 Hart St, rear. Phone 164-14. L} STORAGE—Space for 20 cars, heat, light, every convenience. Day and night service. General reairing. Hotel Wasiffngton Gar- age, 121 Washington St. Johnson and Mo Props. TOPS, side curtains and slip-covers mad to fit your car or repaired. Auto bodies of svery description upholstered and re- prired, Twenty years' experience in this business. J. W ‘Walsh Auto Tcp & Up- holstering Co., 207 Elm St, near Sey. mour St. Phone 2640. VINCELETTE _GARAGE—Repalring _and % overhauling. Rear 168 Arch Street. Tele- phone 869-13. H. G. MANNING, Waterbury, ex-patent ex- aminer, .New Britaln, Wedneaday, 6 p. m. | FARMHAND wanted at once, Must be good milker gnd teamster. Good hours and everything handy. First-class wages pa Maplecroft Farm, city. Phong 73. P ANITOR to look after firesnd make him- selt_generally useful. Hotel Washington Walk-Over_store by appointment. NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block, Est. 18¢6, by Jas. Shepard. LOUIS M. BCHMIDT, 269 MAIN BT, Telephone New Britalu and Hartford. Y MAN to s best line, traes, shrubs, roses. Steady work, commission weekly. Brown Brothers Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. EN, 35, for outside work. Good pay, steady employment. Plenty of overtime. Apply Conn. Quarry Co., Plainville road. Moving, Trucking, Storing 26 ASHES—Let me contract to ocart your 10 MEN to pick up potatoes. Apply to A, R. Plainyille. Jones, 74 Whiting 8 = — ashes this winter. Prompt attention guar- anteed. F., T. McMahon, 123 Cherry S8t. Phono 2654-3, JOS. ARBOUR & BON— Furniture and plano moving. New Britain office, 56 Whiting_8t. New GIRL, 18 or o Help—Women . experienced for g 175 Lincoln St. Tel. §13. Mrs. Mitchell. £ , for light housework. home nights. Phone 495-3, 48 Hamilton St. Mrs. Geo. Bodley. Tork Recelving Station, R. P. B. ‘Warehouse, 91 Walker St. We are installing a new system whereby the customer may know how much his or her job will cost before hand- MATD, comretent, for general MATD for Housewor k. Mrs. M. H. Pease, Armistice Bt. Tel. 137 to make appointment for interview. general housowork. Go nights 1t desired. 22 Curtis St. home ling. We paxennlly will give esti- mates on lodkl and long di moving and hauling. Hauling. Call 2733 and man will call to estimate THOROUGHLY competent stenographer .in local office. Good opportunity. Box 17SP, Herald Office, your job. Havc your N, Y. frelght handled by us. Dally service, Over- WAITRESS wanted at 13 Main street. Telephone 2340, night delivery. TRUCKING & BTORAGB— WANTED—000 women to sew covers on baseballs at home; spare time or all the time. Apply for Instructions at 117 North St., New Britain; Direct branch office of The Bon-Tober Sporting Goods company of Hartford, Conn. Expert moving, packing , crating and shipping, either Ly rall or truck, Best equipped in the city for WOMAN or girl wanted for general houde- work. Phone 298-3. WOMAN or girl for light houséwork. Go home nights, 61 Main St. top floor. local and long distance furalture moving. INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & N TCE young lady for laundry work. Steady employment. Opportunity for advance- ment _for capable girl. Apply Union Laun- dry Co., 228 Arch 8t. STORAGBE, 1674 MAIN. PHONE 2090 & 2002 o OUNG LADY for, general housework. Ad- dress Box 48P, Herald Office. A._P. MARBH, MGR. YOUR motor will keep running like new it you have your carbon cleaned out and your ofl in the motor changed about every 1,000 miles. Call 2010-3 for prices and appointment. Auto Repalr Co., 638 East Main 8t. # % TIRES—Before having your tires repaired, call at the 8-K and get the advice of a factory expert. Next to the P, O. “FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BUS PARTIES at any time. Moving and trucking of all kinds. N. P, Blanchetts, 140 Cherry St. Phone 764. MOVING—When yoe ars ready to m and want your moving done right, just cnll John P. Parrell & Son, day or night. | Bus partles taken care of at short notice, | John P. Farrel & Son, 242 North St. Tel.' 1726 or 589-14. Established 15 y.ari FWhat Rea “YoURE A MODEL BoV To. BE WHEELING NouR SISTER. AROUND. g ANT WY S\ISTER = TS NY ¥ Help—Men or \Women 43 OUNG MAN wanted to travel for a well known advertising proposition. No sell- ing. Salary $35 per week. Roquires §200. You to handle own money. Ex- perience unnecessary. Apply in person Sunday and Monday to 5 o'clock at Allyn House, Hartford. Ask for Mr. Peterson Boy Wouldn’t T SUMOSE oL LOVE YOUR UITTLE BROTHER NERY DEARLY P 59 THE biggeet dairies in the country are smong the most eatisfied users of Purina Cow Chow. Why? Because every pound of feed shows up in the milk pail. We sell B. Bird and Feed Co. Tel BOOTS, "Bali band,” hip. Every pair posi- tively guaranteed, $3.98. All other makes $2.98. Army & Navy Btore, 68 Church Bt. ESTABLIAH your credit at the Boston Clothing_Store next door to the Herald Office. Keap well dressed. FUR COATS on weekly payments. Boston Clothing Store, 63 Church Bt., next to Heraid _Offic RUBBERS_AND SHOES—We have a full line of *“Ball Band” rubber, heavy and light foofwear. Every palr guaranteed. We also carry ‘Endicott-Johnson and Weber dhoes, for work and dress. Beat 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 $2.48. Nothing high- or than $4.88. Army & y Btore, 36 Chureh_street, SLIPPERS—)occasins, etc., in felt, leath er. Buckskins for ladies or men at prices ranging from 69 to $2.60. Army & Navy 8tore, 66 Church §t. SWEATERS—Just recalved, a large stock of pure wool sweaters in V-neck, coat, and other styles at prices much lower than prevalling _elsewhere. Army & Navy Stare, 56 Church 8t. Household Articles 63 RECORDS, 49c—Full stock of latest hits, SR ngs and dance numbers. The best rec- ord selling at this price. Widener's, 138 Main St. WIDENER'S has #ome good values in used phonographs. See these before you pur- chase. 138 M FARM, 3% acres land, 5 room house. $1,600, Woodland, $50 to $100 per . Barnes, Barnesdale. $500 centrally located, 700. R. L. Hayden, 9 Middle St., Bristol. lley. i USED PHONOGRAPHS— All guaranteed. Sold on easy payments. .67 BT 3 . 63 . 65 Bupertbne, mahogany cubinet Supertone, mahogany “cabinet Concordla, mahogany cabinet Arfonola, mahogany cabinet Columbla, mahogany cabinet 1 0 ACRES market garden and poultry Iand. Some good frult trees and berry bushes. 6 room cottage and barn, at very low price. The Cashman Agency, 131 Main St. Telephone 873-4. 7 ACRES, Plainville; new bulidings, stocked, $3500. 2 family house on Kelsey: St. Nice lot on East §t. Middletown, 170 Arch street, 1 Records included. v machine earrles full guarantee. WIDENER'S, 135 MAIN ST. Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67 BABY RINGS in 14kt, embossed with word “Darling,” at B. Georges. Any small deposit will hold the most beautiful ar- ticles of jewelry as Xmas gift until Xmas, at B. Georges, A Trustworthy Jeweler, 166 Main St.,, Room 10. Next to 41 ACRES in Newington, all stocked, fi crops standing. Will sell part or all. See us for price and terms, Home Banking Healty compa t Main, Tel. Houses For Sale TON ST., 211, Belvidere. Stop paying §50 rent monthly. Own your own home. Only terms to suit your convenience. Tel. call or write Marquardt, 19 Central Row, Hartford. E. N BT. ‘'wo family house, rooms. A good place for a store. Pri reasonable. Watson & Jones, 204 Maln St. Telephone 2450, 10 N. B. vin ank. WEDDI RI 14 and 18 karat gold. Diamond rings, 320 and up. Himberg & Horp, 10 Arcade anc 352 Main St. JAST ST.—Single house, 0 rooms, steam heat, hardwood floors, 2 car garage, price right. Watson & Jones, 204 Main street. WILLTAM ROGERS 26 plece silver set with chest, only $11.50. Special prices on dla- monds. I. Resnick, Manufacturing Jeweler, 340 Main street. Wanted—Articles to Buy 68 FURNITURE In good condition wanted. Good prices pald, all household articles. F. GROVE BT., Telephone 2450, AIRVIEW 8T, 2 famlly; family; Belvidere, 1 famii Co., 181 Main St. Tel. 873 163—Three tamily house, 16 Trinity 8t., 3 A. Danielson rooms. Large lot 205 ft. deep. For price and terms see The Home Banking and Realty company, 86 West Main street. Phone 728. Call me before you sell. Phone 515-13. FURNITURE—WIII pay tair prices for ond-hand furniture or will exchange, M. Bemjamin, 115 Beaver St. Tel. 1320, FURNITURE—We will buy it at falr prices. The Furniture Bxchange, 67 Arch Bt. A. _J. Grate, Mgr. A JUNK—Save all your iags and papers for L. Zeldes, also men's clothes. Highest prices paid. 151 Oak St. Phone 515-13. — | T o5 D. MAGNOLIA 8T.— HAMILTON 8T, CINWOOD ST, G69—An 8 room House for salo. Newly remodeled. Has all improve- ments._Inquire on_preinis ew two family house, Price §5500, cash $1600. Andrews Land Co., 1657 Stanley St. Phone 861-4. wo family house, 13 160, Everything modern, Price right. Watson & Jones, 357 Main St Telephone 3460, rooms; lot, : JUNK—We buy magazines, papers, rags, all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices. A Rodinsky, 81 Oak street. Tele- phone 1531, N ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Big varicty at re duced prices. The Furniture Exchange, Arch Bt. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. MILK—Wanted to buy 50 or 60 quarts of milk. Must be best In quality. Address Box 38P. AXMINSTER RUGE In fifty different de- slgns, 9x12 at $35; 8'3"x10'6” at $33. Edw. Gorfain, 163 Arch St. Phone 860-2 COOKING STOVE, medium size in cond! n. Also gas range. Apply 165 fll!nle)‘ Sl', CRAWFORD RANGE for sale. In good con- dition. Pricd reasonable. Inquire 72 Bel- den St., second floor ELECTRIC vacuum cleancrs rented, dollar a day. All makes of cleaners repaired and overhauled. Phone 1995. HAMILTON Beach vacuum sale. Real cleaners. Anderson Elect 259 Main St. Up 1 flight. Tel. 519, GIL HEATERS—Two new “Perfoction,” and 9x12 rug, cheap. Address 27 Johnson St., Maple Hill, Tel. 2521-12. PARLOR STOVE with stove pipe and sino. Also oll heater, 87 Elm 8t. Telephone 42014, PARLOR STOVE-—No. used less than one day, 87 Hawkins St. first SPECIAL salo on beds, crivs and maf(resses, Beds $6 up; cribs $7 up; mattrsses $9 up, Edward Gorfaln, 168 Arch St. Tele- phone 869-2. STOVE PIPE of the best grade in 1-4, 1-2 and full lengths. Our prices are the low- est in the city. City Hardware Co., 49 ast Main St. Phone 2650, WHY bother with coal or wood. Let me install an Oliver gas-oll burner In range, heater, furnace or boller. Gives an in- tense heat, no smoke, dirt or ashes. Dem- onstrate gladly, Chas. A. Unkelbach, Rep. 616 Maln St. Phone 20 i BED, 1 sideboard, 1 dresse; a 1 cleaners for tc Co., 10, periect condition, year, $15. Call Sun: first floor. carpet, 1 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartments and Tenements 69 ATLEN ST. 41§ and Yoom tenement and 2 garages with all latest Improvements. In- _aufre on premises. CHERRY ST, Rooms newly papered. apartment 13. ive room Call. EWINGTON AVE.—Blugle houss of five rooms, hardwood floors, everything in fine condition. Price $6500, Watson & Jones, 294 Main St, Tel. 2450, MOUR ST.—Two family houss rooms, large lot, price reasonable, W 294 Main Bt 2450 ection, Thi Everything modern, price §9000. W & Jones, 294 Main St. Tel. 2450, 100m cottage With all improvements. Steam heat., Large lot. Cement cellar and sidewalks. Price $5500. Can be bought for §500 cash. H. J. Folren, 140 Main St. Telephone 1780, ERRY ST., 203 10 tenements o suburb;n}or_bll; 85 to rent, 2d and 3d floors, T Inquire on premises. HART ST., 98—5 room tenement, all provements at corner 98 Hart St., with or without garage. MAIN 8T, Cor. Eim. § room apartment with all modern conveniences. Ses Cohn about it at 15 Main St. MAPLE ST. 12—5 rooms with all moder- all tmprove. B ERLIN—7 room house, newly painted and in good condition. Electricity. One and a half acres of land, only 15 minutes' walk from Berlin station and 20 minutes' from trolley. §500 cash takes it, (price low) or will cxchange for a house in the city. Cashman Farm Agency, “New Britaln's Largest Farm Bureau,” 131 Main street, Phone 873-4 or 668-4, ate Improvements. See Cohn about it. 16 |7 Main_St. Phone 1530, - | NORTH ST.—5 and 6 room apartments, all modern improvements. For particulars Cohn, 2425 or 68 Basement tenement ERLIN C ER—3 room house, about ¥ acre land. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Maln St., city. Teles. 873-4 and §68-4. LAINVILLE—SIx room louse, ail modern improvements, hot water heat. Brick garage. Centrally located. The John Cooke Co, { Hough St, Plainville. Partly furnished flat of improvements. Refer- after Sunday. 23—Tenoment, 4 rooms, t ances. 28 Trinity St ST, 574 s with all | Modern requested. Inguire ird AU Real Lstate—Wanted 87 ALOW or house in Plainvills, wante Give description and price. Address O. Box 404, Bristol, Conn. ed. ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS latest improvements. Sea Cohn about It. 15 St. Phone 1530, WEST MAIN ST, SIx room temement to rent. Inqul N. A. J. 8h WHITING 8T,, 50—1 rooms, Main St writing desk. A to Mrs. Swan, St., 2d floor, “TA Herald classified ad brings buy- er and purchaser together. BY BLOSSER ARCH Rooms For Rent “ST., 170—Furnished Board if desired. H ST., 506-—Ni; all_conveniences. Telophone 6 ['wo nicely furnished rooms ing, all conveniences, heat asonabie. Deming. TAIN 8T, 208 hed toom for Steam heat. Central. Tel turnished front room and bedroom with heat, for light house- Keeping. References, First floor, Use of i J Bl % LUNCH, 100 Chestnut stree all st 160—5 large rooms, with improvements at 160 West within, M. Weeker Rooms and Board AND ST., 43—Furnished and room with board if desired. Phone 565-3, Rooms For Housekecping 91 NTHROP 64—2 or 3 (urnisied ms for housekeeping. Electric & water and heat. ern Apply ST light ot lighis, Where Td Dine 2 ELOL 80 Church EL. oppo- Eite Herald, City's newest restaurant. An Ideal place to dine. LLANKY LUNCH—They all like to eat liere. There's a reason, too. The most pop- ular restaurant in town. in the Beloin liotel, Opp._the Station, AUK'S regular dinner with pie and coffes 3 Home baking. J. C. Mesl, Prop. ATNOVA, Ttalian-American restaurant. ghettl our specialty. Cor. 8o. Main and Elits 8ts. James Sposato, rop. Where to Dine L] ARD " for baby, 10 montha oidy Addiess Box 9AJ, Herald.