New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1922, Page 15

AUTOMOTIVE, *Rutos and Tracls Tor Rale-—9 OGNk Nefional, - wovan passenger ear, 1574 modlel, Car 'In Arst-class condition, #ood as new, Also new spare tire. saver atreol, PAUKARD touri . wood runaing con: Qition, 1 olrn. car, good running con at 130 Glen At. PAIGE, 1919, 6-44 touring « » condition throughout and evulpment. Price only M, Irving Jen. te. 193 Arch 8 11, “This s #to sbaker year, FTDRBAKER APBOTAT, 81X, 1930 (ourlig car, the best of condition throughout, Can be bought for §058 and will paint to uit purchaser, ving Jeater, 193 Arch ., Bt Tel. 811, “This Btudebaker ¢ TOURINGB—1931 Studebaker special - cellent econdition, 1930 Buick touring ‘winter top, new cord tires. 1930 ¥. B, Chevralet touring, refiniahed, small down payment. Aaron G, Cohen, Inc., 185 Park Bt Hartford, Open evenings, 100 "GARH takes choice: Ohand tourlng; 1918 Overland Chevrolot touring; St ster; Cole 8 touring: balance in small payments, Aaron (. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park Bt., Hartford. Open evenings, 0 panel dellvery trucks, 3128 and $1 Eimer Auto Co., 23 Main Bt. '#100 Taken T pasnengeér roadater, finp con- gition, Call §-7 dally, 26 Locust strest; clty. —e 9 Tires uz: wood tire USED CARS— 1920 Hupmobile teuring. 1920 Hupmobile 4 pass. coupe, 1921 Dodge touringy CITY SERVICE STATION, Hartford Ave. Corner Stanley, Bt. — . USED L;ATW— 1921° Dodge Bros. touring, 1917 Dodge Bros. touring. 1919 Dodge Bros. touring with win. ter top, 1921 Dodge Bros. screen delivery. 1920 Buick 6 cylinder touring. 1919 Overland light delivery, $100. 1916 Hudeon 7 pass. touring, $195. Ford racer, $78, Ford sedan, many extras. APPLY ; & F. MOTOR SALES CORP, 155 ELM STREET. PHORE 731, \ THE 8. —— Auto Parts and Accessories. 11 ACCKSSORIES—A 10% cash discount on * slF automoblle parts, supplies and acces- ‘Worfes, except tircs, tuhes and gas. Thia stock Includes Ford parts, ignition parts, greases, rings and brake lining. Ours is the largest stock of automobile parts and accessories in the. city. Rack: . _lifte Bros., Park & Bigelow Bta. Tel. 1074. INDOVER (Buper-Size) 10,000 mile fabric and Templeton (x-ply). 15,000 mile cord tirps the best buy; we get them, pricés right. 321 Park St. 'AUTO PARTS—A.. L. ROTHSCHILD, WILLOW STREET. PHONE 1981, U. B. L. BATTERY, sales and service sta- “tion. T. H. Cogswell, § Chestnut street, Phone 1413-3, BATTEB!E’B——NIO Batteries and service, s Exchapge your old battery for a . new * Exide. Libpral sllowance. A. G. Hawker. 46 BATTERIES—See Farrell about your bat tory, mew or old. J. M. Farrel, 118 Franklin Square. Phone 1318 FISK & FIRESTONE tires. Tha users of these tires belleve in playing saes. Service also, West End Vulcanizing Works, 399 West Main 8t.- C. F. McCarthy, Prop., Phone 1081-3. « AUTOMOTIVE o = e e a1 Borvice Stations Repairing. 17 AUTOMOBILE running board molding put on. Al variaties repipced. Remember that service s our alm and that we are auto lody s 0. Becker, AUTG PAINTING, waahiig and pollshing. Lowest prices In town, considering work- manship. Let us glve you an estimate, Joo cAmpiy, 388 B0, Main Bt AUTOMOBILE PAINTING i bodien made to order. High class work, satis- d and price reasona _Ravizss, 333 Park 8t. Phone 67 AUTO RADIATOR cores inserted in quick time and positively guaranteed. N d used radi; AXELS STRAIGHTENED, auto and wagon hodies bullt and repaired. Work guaran- _teed. M. Tomko, 19 Lafayatte Bt. AXELS STBAIGHTENEU and wheels re- palred. Auto springs a specialty, John C, Baker, 134 Arch Bt Phone 6 BATTERTES—When (n troubio and in need of good batteries or skilled service see us ®firat. WAw. Zack at the City Service Sta- tlon, Hartford Ave., at Btanley 8t, S T L e TR CLARK'S8—Auto washing. Simonizing. Start- ing, Ignition done by experts, Su ing Plucker Electric Co. Rear 333 Main street. Tel. 1344 HOTEL palring and overhauling. Day and night service. Washington _street. HUDSON & ESSEX service. Charges con- sistent with workmanship. McGauley and ,Bennett, 139 Arch St. Ph 119! OVERHAULING of all cars. Prices are low, 80, End Garage, 171 South Main Bt. Phone 870. . el PARAON'S GARAGE AND TOOL CO., 680 ‘West Main, Machine and tool work. Auto part and repairing. Ford bloc! bored and new pistons fitted. Tel. 8 RADIATOR REPAIRED, new cores In« stalled, dents and jams removed from auto bodles and fenders. Hultquist Bros., 107 Arch_street, Phone 1326-3, REPAIR DEPT. at Heublein garage, 39 Gold 8t., Hartford, will be open Monday by J. ‘Washington garage. General . re Storage space. Tel. 1735, 131 and hematitching, ol - you, n London Valet Bervi Phone §2%-3, M 3 BUSINESS SERVICE Dyecing and Cloaning, descriptions; cortalng, ;:-nud or NG, dyi and_proasi remodelll pert.s. Id garments given a new l:.nlllm in v;;l “J'cn. l.ndbn gall expense to ew Emplire loant) 4 Bt Pho:h lll." pdeel called for and deliverod by . ce, Ye London Snop, 1an, i to Chiness laundry. Use good lenther, low price. All work. guaranteed. Freo shine with every pair of shoes repaired. XTTENTION—Now s _the tme (o™ have your piano tuned C, A. Humphrey, 97 oo, Burritt 8t Phone 3647, ALL odge tool sharpening & _speciaity. Al work of first-class ordar. R. H, Wilcox, 204 Hart Bt. Tel. 1083-5. B ACCIDENT, Lite ol A ACGIDENT, automobile and | fdelity bonda. Philip M. Pogan, Gen, Ina, ooth's block. R Phol 31-3, — EDUCATIONAT, __ Instrumental and Vocal. e andolin and ukulele instruction, for mppointment. B. C. Benson Barker, 269 Main St. In New Britain Tuos, Thurs., Fri. and Sat. ACCIDENT AND ALL LINES OF INGUR- NOE. SERVICE AND SATISFACTION. LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST- |<==== MENTS, ks INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, HE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. TELE- PHONE 138, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 4 #peciaity. | === Bervice unusual. Call on the phone, we do_the rest. Dewitt A. Riley, 272 Main St. NEW ENGLAND Mutual' Life *Co., GLAND PA’ A Booth's Block, Eat. 1866, by Jas. 1 Inmurance 87 Milk St., Boston, Massachusetts. Agent, 173 Main street, New n. B Lawyers—Patent Attorneys. 25 Help—Agents Wanted. 40 BALEBMAN for _ automobiles wanted at once. Box 21JG, Herald. Help—Men Wanted, 41 BARBER wanted, for steady work or eve- nings. Apply 48 Lafayette St. Royal Bar. ber shop. AN to sell teas, coffees, otc., wanted in New Britain and viclnity; please state age. Apply at once to Grand Unlon Tea Co., Middletown, Conn. H. G. MANNING. Waterbury, ex-patent ex- New Britain, Wednesday, 6 p. m. store by sppointment. MESSENGER boys wanted, Must own bieyels Western Union Office, Church ntraef GENGY— UI8 M. BCHMIDT, 369 MAIN BT, 2 _Telephone New Britaiu_snd _Hartford. ASHES—Let me ocontract 6 . Moving, 'l‘mckl-ng, Storage. 20 “eart | your ashes this winter. Prompt attention guar- anteed, T. T. McMahon, 123 Cherry B8t. Thone 2654-3. tn 140 Cherry 8t. BUS PARTIES at any time. Moving and ucking of all kinds. N. P, Blanchette, Phone 764, E. Fredericks, formerly of Jim's Garage of West Main S8t. |KBOUGH'S parcel deilvery, local and_out of town light trucking, 362 Bouth Bur- ritt St. Phone §35. BIDE CURTAINS in good condition are an absolutd necessity in winter. Have yours repaired or If necessary, replaced before the rush sets gl; ‘which” means a lower price and less delay. Hart St. Top Shop, 58 Hart Bt., rear. Phone ]Il-ll.______ TOPH, side curtains and slip-covers made to fit your car or repaired. Auto bodies of very description upholstered and re- palred. Twenty ycars' experience in this business. J. W Walsh Auto Top & Up- holstering 307 Eim B8t, near BSey. : mour 8t. Phone 2640, o YOUR motor will keep running like new if you have your carbon cleaned out and your oll in the motor changed about every 1,000 miles. Call 2016-3 for prices and appointment. Auto Repair Co, 538 Kast Maln St. i i VULCANIZING and tire repairs of all kinds. Expert advice on tire conditions, Dis- tributors of DAYTON “THOROBRED” CORD TIRES. The Ball Tire Co., 210 Arch street. —— BUSINESS SERVICE —_— Barbers, Hairdressers, Masseuse 18! HAIRCUTTING—Mothers, we have two hobby-horge chairs to amuse kiddies while having their hair trimmed. Hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. 32 Church. Opp. Beloin. Author- FEDERAL tires & Michelin tubes. 15 izod sales mgency, Jddd & Dunlop, Franklin Square. Phone 1228. ' ,GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES—"Good. year meana Geod Wear." Absolutely guai anteed against imperfections. Doh't ex- "' perimerit, get the best. All automobile #ises. Charles E. Hadfield, successor to Hadfield-Swanson Co., 31 Myrtle street. Telephone 1706. GAS and oil at loweat prices In town at Waiter Tiro Shop, 634 West Main St. NEW and second auto parts. ' Standard Auto Repair Co., 32 Oak St. Phone 6t TTRES—Cord tires, Fore mae, 30x3%, ''Leto’ of Norwalk make and fully guar., $5.99. MAGNETIC” Masseuse, both body and face, skillful Vaporic treatment for Rheuea- tism. Neuralgia Magnetic vibration of the spinal vertebrae for tiredness ana MOVING—When yoc sre ready to move and want your moving done right, ‘Just eall John P. Farrell & Son, day or night. Bus parties taken care of at short notice. John P, Farrel & Son, 242 North Bt. Tel. 1728 st or b 26 yars. TRUCKING & STORAGR— Expert moving, packing , crating and shipping, either by rall or truck. Best equipped in the city for local and long distance furaiture meoving. YNTER-URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE, 167% MAIN. PHONE 2000 & 2008 A. P. MARBH. MGR. {JO8. ARBOUR & SON— Local and long distance moving and hauling. Dally express service to and from New York. Tel. 91 Mr, Local Office, 56 Whiting Bt., 2733. New York Recelving Station, Walkert St. Tel, Franklin 1581, care Harding, / sleeplessness; treatments by visit or =t her home. Mrs. Sadie Reeve, 166 Main Paintiog, Paper Hanging. 37 St. Phone 2887. 1 CGARPENTER Jjobbing, shingling. M. C. Helsler, Telophone 1492-4 between 13 and 1 and after 6 p. m. {HOUSE PAINTING contracts taken, for Ja- bor and materials, Get our price on your next paint job or we will instruct you how to mix and use our paints and wall papere to the best advantage. City Hard- ware Co, 49 East Main St. Tel. 3650, TRUCKMAN desiring & return Joad ~from Passalc, N. J., to New Pritaln. Commun- fcate with Gas company, 25 West Maln St, WOOD CHOPPERS wanted. A. G. Hawker, 52 Elm St. Tel. 2436. EXPERIENCED pocket cutlery polishers at once. Highest pay, best working and liv- ing conditions. Apply The New Haven Hdwe, Bpeclalty Co., 181 Porter street, New Haven, Conn. EXPERIENCED grocery clerk, Apply Unl versal Co-oparative societ l-!elp—anul “Wanted. DRESSMAKER— Experienced in alteration work. at once. . RAPHAEL'S DEPT. S§TORE, THE BIG STORE. Apply DRESSMAKER, experienced, for afternoons in Jocal store. Apply by letter to Box _ 433G, GIRL wanted at once for general house- work. Phone 1612. GIRL to help with housework, home evenings. Address Box 4TF, ald. GIRL as mothera helper, one who appre- clates & good home. Apply ati87 Columbia _street. LADY to learn fancy pressing in dry clean- ing dept. Only one who can work steady need apply. Good position to right party, Union_ Laundry, 266 Arch St. MAID for general housework. 32 Curtls street. OFFIOB GIRI,, mixteen years of age or over. Apply in person at the American Ha ware corporation. . SALESLADY—Apply at 19 Hungerford Court_between 13 and 9 o'clock. WOMEN to clean one-half day & woek, Ap- ply 14 Prospect Bt., second floor. EXPERIBENCED TYPIST with knowledge of shorthand in correspondence dept. Apply, stating age and experience, Ruasell and Erwin Mfg. Co. May go Her- 45 WOMAN wishes to do housework. Apply No. 3 Seymour St. city, GHIMNEY REPAIRING ana general masyn and plaster work. Work guaranteed, J. J. McLarney, 131 Clark St. Phone 3189-6. MAX TTRESKY — Painting, paper-hanging, decorating prices. 39 Harvard Bt. Phane and kalomining at lowest il SR BLECTRICAL WORK—Anyone contemplat- ing wiring would do well to write A. Ty- ler, Cambridge Ave., Newington. = = Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 PLUMBING tinning and general _jobbin YOUNG woman wishes position doing cler- ical work In local concern. Apply Herald, FINANCIAL 46 ) | EBTABLISH your credit as the Playing Condition Are Adve tion 66 “Musical Instruments,” ! ppearance And In Pe rtised Daily Under Classifica It Shouldn’t Be Necessary For You To Wait Until the Children Are Older, When You Intend To Buy An Expensive Machine—Get One of These As A Beginner; They Always Have A “Turn In” Value. LIVE STOCK e AN Horges, Vehicles. 63 FABT driving road horse, Lewis A, Grifith, gton. Phono 9! Artickes For Sale, 5 fi'hmnnix'ni—'-'k'.hmmfohim. Also & white enamel cradle, 313 Oak Buflding e 56 STANDING WOOD for lumber &nd fuel pur- poses. Joseph Rizsa. Tel. 406-3, Highland Farm, Beriin, __llmneu and Office Equipment, 57 GFFIOB c bookkeeping. Doctors and lawyers will fud our simple forms handy, economical and easy to operato—they are adapted to meet thelr needs. Other systems sup- plied to mccommodate large offices of any slze, sving time and cutting cost of oper- atlon, Let ua show you these forms OR call on you and suggost a means of out. ting time and overhend. Adkina Printing Co., 68 Church St. Phone 1063 and ask for Mr. Hawthorne, THRER vulcanizing machines for sale, Tn- quire 401 West Main St DAYTON COMPUTING o and National cash register, A-1 condition. Truselo, 193 Washington St. Tel. 564-2. BYSTEMATIZING — Accounting, MERCHANDISE Merchandise at The Stores. 65 CHARE MOTOR NOBES—Best quality. Ten (10) per cent cash discount, at Reck- _iffe Bros, Park and Bigelow Ste DRIVING GLOVES and mittens, 10% cash | dBI'DMHM. Rackliffe Bros., Ine, Park and w Sts, FURNACES—Pipsions, steam and oot water heaters, gas heaters, oll neaters. parior #toves, stove pipe and we. Kricson & _Johnaon, 34 Dwight_street patterna, §6c and 85 per yd, B. Berson, 503 Main 8t, formerly carry xterlor and Interlor work. line glaes and hardware, Lehr. 78_East Main At. Phove 1181 PREMIER RANGES, just received, & load of thess excellont stoves, cooking and baking. Guaranteed for 23§ yoars; $100 #toves reduced to $55; $35 stoves te $75, ::nd 475 stoves to §65, B. Berson, 603 Main TOYS, DOLLS and gift neveitiea at the Arch 8t. Novelty Shop. Year round stock. 3569 | _Arch street, TROUSERS—A very Iarge assortment of men's dress and work trousers at prices ranging from $1.96 ln.‘f.!l. Army and Navy Btore 56 Church e = Feed and Fuel, HARD WOOD-—Cut In 12, 18 and 24* lengths, $16 per cord. Inqu Hawker, 62 Eim 8t. Phone 3456, LET ANY dairy expert check up on Purina Cow Chow and he will show you why it pays to feed this famous ration. Buy Purina Cow Chow and the milk pail wiil tell the tale. N, B. Bird and Feod Co., 10§ Arch_Street. Footwear and Clothing. 65 Boat Clothing_ Store next door to tae let‘:: ‘eased. Office. Kenp well dr FUR COATS on weekiy payments. Boston Clothing _Store, 85 Church 8t., next to Herald Office. SHEEPSKIN COATS—Largest stock In the city, For bays, $6.95; for men, $3.95. Coj pare our prices. Army & Navy Store, 656 Church 8t. - SHOBB for dress, work and play of proven durability, as low as $2.48. Nothing high- er than $4. Army & Navy Store, 66 SHOES for the working man of Endicott- Johnson make, which means the best of materials, long service and an iron-clad guarantee. All sizes. Prices from 3$3.50 to $6.50. Joe Mortellitl, 86 Church street. BLIPPERS—Mocoasins, etc, in felt, leath- er, Buckskins*for ladies or men at prices ranging from 6€5c to $3.50. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church 8t SWEATERS—H-O-W, all worated, full fash- ioned and none better. V-necks, $7.50 and $8.75. Crew, 3$7.50 and $5.76. Roll collar, $3.75 and $9.76. F. C. Mo: & Bro,, 38- 42 Maln St. he Sporting Goeds Store.” SWEATERB—Just receiveq, a large stock of pure wool sweaters in V-neck, coat, and other styles at prices much lower than prevalling elsewherse, Army & Navy _Btore, §6 Church Bt UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY & BATH ROBES Heavy wool sox, 2lc per pair; § palrs, $1.00. Wool, 2-plece underwear for men, 95c per garment. Union suits, wool mixed, worth $2.50, for $1.45 the suit, and other bargains which space does not permit us to mention. Army & Navy BStore, 66 __Church_8t. Good Things To Fat. 63 CANDY for Thanksgiving. Demand Whit- man and’ Huyler's chocolates. Various size boxes. Also complete sssortment of hard candy. Dickinson Drug Co. Phone your order, 330. NUTS for Thankagiving. Largest assoriment, 20c to 38c per Ib. Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtle St. Phane 285, TOURKEYS—Frosh Kilied, Order yours now. Use the phone. Jones' Quality Market, 10 Musical Instruments, 06 OLUMBIA GRAFONOLA in A-1 condition and records, only $30 for the .entire ontfit. John A. Andrews & GOLUMBTA table modsl, in vory good pi Ing condition with 13 selectiona. Only $15. Widener's, 138 Main Bt. COLUMBIA table model. this machin looks exce with 20 good selectiona. Main street. GRAFONOLAS—Brand new and guaranteed for only $15. List price $30. See these ma- chines now. Widener's, 138 Main St. PLAYER PIANO, brand new high grade, & beauty, very low figure. Easy terms. L. E, Andrews, 401 Arch SAXAPHONE, C melody, sliver piated, al- most new, at very reasonable figures. He- ber Joster, 31 Harrison. Tel. 811 or 343, VICTROLA—Table model of gaod appear- ance and in excellent playing condition with records, only $30. Widener'a, 133 Main_street. VICTROLA slightly used but in excellent condition. Sacrifice price and unusually _low terms. John A. Andrews & Co. WIDENER'E has some good valuse In wsed phonographs. See these before you. pur- chase. 138 Main BECOND hand piancs and _talking ma- chines, bought and sold. Mr. L. B. An- drews. Tel. 1995 SBACRIFICE—Quick sale, upright, Ivers and Pond plang, mahogany case, firet-class condition, stool and music cabinet to match, included. Inquire of Mrs. McCas- and, Nerl spartments, Plataville, x ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. 67 DEPOSITS now balhg made on Christmas gifts at Himberg and Horn's. Jewelry, watches and diamonds, 10 Rallroad Ar- cade and 392 Main Bt. SHAVING SETS of genulne French Ivory, Wondertul display at $8.50°to $10, I. Rea- nick, Manutacturing Jeweler, 340 Main St. MANY new and beautiful patterns af 1847 Rogers and Wm. Rogers. Just arrived in time for Thankagiving, at B. Georges, 166 _Main 8t. Room 19, Opp. Dickinson Drug. Wlnmd———Anideu 'lb-Bily. CT.OTHBS—Good prices paid for The condition of good throughout, t and selling for only $30, Widener's, 138 phone_515-13. FURNITURE in good condition Call me before you sell. Phone §16-13. D, ond-hand furniture or will exchange, M. Benjamin, 115 Beaver St. Tel. 1320. |OTL CLOTH, 160 ralia, best quailty, many | second- hand men’s clothes. 151 Oak street. Tele- wanted, Good prices paid, all household articies, FOUR roon 'm‘ Toom ments, 80 W. Main 8t. FOR n"mfir'—l-fi © o DeaTiral % A rooms, jmprove A”" e Dwiuht B¢, Tel, 14 '"‘:L { 360 Hartford Avenue. " Business Places AND 1833 moren, 17268 uitable for clothing, shop, meat market or grocery store. Will rent separately or together, Rent reasons able. Irving Jeater, 189 Arch strest. 1 GHURCIT BT, 63—Biore to rent. ~Tnquire _Adkina Printing Co., 68 Church S, GOR. NORTH & Wiilow Bta., brick bullding with all conveniences for garage or man= llx:-;:l:‘nu purposes. See Cohn abowt it, In rooms or _amall bungalow by refined American coupls, one child, Box 21JG, Herald, T e w—— = . REAL ESTATE FOR SALE —_— e e Agonts—Real Fastate 8 PLAINVILLE real estate, bought and seid Cunninghani & Bkinner, Neri block, Plaine ville, Phone 41-4. 3 RBAL ESTATE— Teal, bay sell”soa Cain about It o 16 Malh B the ::m’udlvldm real estate owmer im AL BETATE—I{ 1t's Real Natate, Oall Qorbach, Booth's block. Phope 1184, ——r s a9 GEQ. A CLARK, _Auvelioneer, WRRIDEIG CONN. P. O, Dogultll..-hu.. Cogm, Phone 1943, e € SoxiTe, concrete walks. Sell cheap. Vincenzo Tom- asone, Box 64 A, Woodford Ave. Plainville an next . The W. _Hatoh Co, City Hall bullding. & MAPLE HILL—Wa have some very dedlic lots In Maple Hill to oi'se at reasome able prices. The ideal suburte> sectiom. Parker & Deming, Phone 2036, 193 Mais. ROBERTS 8T, 46—Lot, 0 oo _Larson, 15 Trinity mt;""nll B F'OUR hullding lots Tn Grand View flll:& 50x115 feet in size each, Water and Sewer, 2 lots in Barnesdale, 1 lot on Allen L All will bs sold reasonably if N’hfi at once. Inquire at Star Estate & Iss Co., 183 HAII“'I. by e = 257 Farms For Sale, (] 3 ACRES on ‘Shuttle Meadow Ave, i Britain; 1,300 chickens and s & reet money maker, Cashman Farm A Main St. Phone 873-4 or Berlin “New Britain's Largest Farm 9ACRES Tn Newington, on tha, stete road *and near trolley, Six room houss, barm and chicken coops. One horse, § cows and, 200 chickens. Cashman Farm Agency, 181 Main 8t. Phone 873-4 or Berlin $63-& ew Britaln's Largest Farm Buresu.” _ |19 ROOM house with barn for sie. Om new state highway between two cities. 700 feet on turnpike, land, 10 tillable. Price $4,000, half camh, ;{:u tn‘ke A{ll mortgage for other $2,000. ne place for tavern or inn. Address Box 211, Kensington, Conn. » 24 ACRES in Nowington. Good land, large orchard, all buildings in good conditions stock .and tools included. Cashman Farm Q:tlllny. .:gl‘ uu; \Bt. Brfhnne 873-4 or riin, -4. ‘“‘New taln's Largest Farm Bureaw." 50 ACRES, 35 tillable, only five minutes to trolley, $4,000. Robt. B. White, 259 Main street, Houses For E 83 BELVIDERE—SIx room cottage, iarge lot and garage, all improvements, bullt about one year ago. Price $6,000; $1,000 cash, H. 3 Folren, 140 Main Bt. Tal. 1706, I*F CARLTON ST.—& room cottage, all ims 14 acres FURNITURE-—WIIl pay fair prices for sec- provemants, large lot, price $5,000, all amount of cash required. Watson & Jonea, _ 294 Main St. Tel. 2480. FURNITURE—We will buy It at fair prices, The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. pald for papers, magazines, rags aud other jusk be sure to call L. Zeldea and watch for the name on my truck, that will assure you a fair.deal. Cal} 515-13. JUNK—If you want the highest prices EAST ST.—Eight room house In good shapé wnhlo-‘o o5 two lota, Price right on ac- count ol g old style. H. N. Real Estate & Ina, Ofty Hall. b EMMONS PLAGE—7 family brick howse of 14 rooms in fine condition. Thia house is right in the center of the eity. You comid not find more convenient price, $11,§00. Watson_& Jones, 294 Main St. Tal 3480, GREENWOOD BT.—3 family houes at™ & real bargein. Lot, 66x165, price 34,6005 t required. Wataen & Jomes, _29¢ Main 8t Tel 2480. LINDEN 8T.—3 fataliy bouse, oo Wi ———— - GROCERY BUSINESS—Going strong, with good cash trade. Located In southern sec- tion of the city. Ina. P. J. Murray & Co., 325_Main St. Phone 3041-3. Investments, Stocks, Bonds. THE BODWELL RESALTY COMPANY— REDEMPTION NOTIUE. Holders of Class A Preferred Shares in this company, whose 5-year an- anniversary falls in November o1 De= cember, 1922, are hereby notified 151 Oak street. 3 A JUNK—' buy magasines. papers, raga, all kin f furniture. pay good pricea, A _Rodinsky, 81 street. Tele- Myrtle 8t. Phono 235, TURNIPS—Yellow Stone, for Thankegiving, Norden's farm, Berlin, Phone 6§7-13, FRESH ABSORTED Malllards chocolates ;| ‘and bon hons. Corlander seeds in the phone 1891, 47| verlous colors. Millbrook ice cream In brick and bulk, 5-10 gal. lots. McEnroe's, | ___APartments and Tenements. car garage. Brings {n 10% on West Main street, ARCH_8T. BX., 73(—Five room tenement,| Pell for §6,600, with amail payment, Wat- PURE extracted honey, $1.00 Per quart all /improvements; garage it desired, | _* 15 5hE P DS quarts $6.00, A. E. Crandall, Berlin, Phone 2184-3. s d New ‘house. phone 682-14. BELDEN ST., 70—8 room tenement on third t caah 31500, Andrews floor, all improvements. Inquire 381 Kast| 00 1657 Staniey St. Phone 361-4, ‘Household Articles. Rackliffe Bros,” Park and Bigelow ‘Sts. Phone 1074, _ WINTER STORAGE for batteries, Ask for detalls on our system of winter storage. It's different. There's a reason. ‘Wet and dry storage. O'Nell Tire & Battery Co., 39 Washington St, Phone 900. , WINTER TOP for Dodge touring ar. Tele- phone 694-3. Automobxes Wanted. 12 BEST prices paid for used cara. See Stan- dard Auto Repair, 23 Oak St. Phone 515 Louls Nair, 60 Lafayette St. Phone 3754. __Residence, 2618-12. WHEN your plumbing, roef, or rain pipes need repal. any time of day or night, __telephone 629. Pressing and Tailoring. 29 GLOTHES calied for and delivered by The London Valet Service.. Yo London Bhop. Phone 585-3, Elm, corner Main 3 5UITS AND OVERCOATS with style, plus quality and fit at J. Wuek's, the well- known tallor at §9 Arch St, opposite the MABON work, bricklaying and plastering. Charles Beh, §91 West Main 8t, Tel- ephone 1186-2. AWNINGS taken down and stored for the winter, Canoples furnished for weddiags and receptions. Canvas specialtics and containers of all kinds. .Eddy Awaing & Decorating Cn., City Hall Place. BTGNS of distinction give character to your business or profession. For the city's best service in commercial sign painting see six OAK "BT.—3 tenement house, price reason- street. able. See Cohen and Zimmerman at vnoe CHAPMAN ST, 280—8 room cottage with T T Autos—Taxi Service. 13 The New Britain Sign Co., 34 Church St. Telephone_894. FAXI—Phono $700 will bring quick, efficient taxi service to your door. N. B. Taxi_Service, at the R. R. Btation. PACK..RD BERVICH—Beat car in the chy for long trips. Call Joe ‘Warr, 1847, 152 Lagalle_strest. PETER ROBSO—Ta; ica, Phone 635-2 or Maid 8t TAXI STATION—Quick, rellable service. Koep these phone numbers in mind, o Davtime, 567; night, 1842-3. Louls Miller. Garages To Let. 14 GRIEWOLD BT, 04—Garago epace for two cars. GARAGE space for two cars. _avenue. Tel. 11635, o P GARAGE of 15 car capacity. Will lease in whole or_rent individual spaces. Simmons Storage Battery Co, 187 Arch street. Telephone 2245. BTORAGE—Alive storage for the winter ‘months in a centrally located, steam_hea! ed, spacious garage. Use your car ever you want i{t. A mechanic alwa: the floor d t is reasonable. Our serv- ice tar 18 always ready at your call. Ju Phone 1544, Charland's Auto Service Bta- g ol PPN THD garage at 393 West Main St. In- quire at 34 Liberty Bt, Tel. 846-6. i WEST WAIN 8T, 40i—Large garage for rent and places for cars to be stored. In- quire at Market, d night sery- 635-3. 336 East 17 Bunrise and Bicycles. 15 MOTORCYCLE with side car, _electrically equipped, in excellent condition. C. A. Ol- “ son, 473 Park Bt. Phone 1931-2. UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture. All kinds of repairing. The Furniture Ex- change, 67 Arch St, A. J. Grafe, Mgr. ORTHOPEDIC SHOE REPAIRING CO.— We build up shoes with cork sole and heel. All kinds of orthopedic shoe re- _Bouth 'churck, itk BUTTS of unusual quality, tmported and domestic wooleris, for summer and fall wear, tion. ‘Telephone 501, » e tallored to the wearer's satistac. B. Nelson, 58 Waest Main Btreet. s 5 Printing, Jobbing, Stationgry. 30 pairing, 738 Church St. MIRRORE RESILVERED and chairs caned. Workmanship guaranteed, Bdward Gor- fain, 168 Arch_St. Phone 869-3. PICTURE FRAMING—Bring in_that pic- KULPER~PRINTING _©O.—High grade printing of every description in Ameri- can and foreign prices, 3256 Main 8t, one flight up. Phone 777, ture you want framed now. A framed ple- ture makes an. ideal present. Ohrnstedt’s, 72 West Main 8t. WINDOWS CLEANED In private houses, offices, and stores. Gemeral housework and cleaning from the cellar to the roof. QUALITY PRINT SHOP, §38 Main &t. DI rectly opposite ‘Commercial St., upstairs. Tel, §59-5. Letterheac envelopes, state- ments, cards and circular letters printed to your satisfaction at lowest rates In the elty, Vacuum -work is our specialty. Our rates are the lowest in town. New Britain Win- dow .Cleaning Co., 88 West Main SL‘l Phone. 888, YOUR MONOGRAM embossed with a cholco of § different colors and 25 different de- signs at an additional charge of only 75c to the cost of the paper. Ohrnstedt's, 73 ATi, KINDS of farniture upholstering. Large assortment of samples of tapestry. Prices the lowest for high grade work. All work guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully glven. J. W. Walsh. Auto Top & Uphol- 207 Elm St, near Seymour West Main_ 8t. Professional Services. 31 BURGICAL supparts, made to your measure, also elastic supports and stockings. Mrs, Mack D. Hall, R. N. Registored corse that they may convert sald shares at par, plus 10% into Real Estate First Mortgages on application, be- fore December 1, 1922, at the com- pany's office, National Bank bullde ing, New Britain, Conn, H. T. BODWELIL, Treasurer. MONEY loaned at 4% buy, build, or improve real estate, Gen- eral Home Investment Trust, 81 Woest Main Bt. Room 113. THE BENEFICTAL, WAY—LOANS for you. Winter and the approaching holidays bring financial problems to those of us who have no bank accounts or securities. There is fuel to buy, the children need warm clothing, family and triends should be remembered with gifts. Meet these obligations the Beneficlal Way—-Consoll- date your debts and pay them off in six to fifteen monthly installments, Confl- dentlal loans up to $300.00 at legal rates, Phone 1—9—4—3, The Beneficial Loan society, Rooms 10v-5, 87 W. Main street, New Britain, Conn._ ANTIQUE FURNITURE—BIg varisty at re- duced prices. The Furnityre Exchange, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. DINAH BLACK enamel for atove pipes, stoves, iron fences and fireplaces, and- irons. City Hardware Co. 43 East Main 8t. Phone 3640 DINTNG ROOM set of elght pieces, Golden oak, §75. Bdw. Gorfain, 168 Arch Bt. Phono 869-2, cuum cleaners rented, dollar a day. All makes of cleaners repaired and overhauled. Phone 1995. GLENWOOD gas range. Telephone 55-4, HAMILTON Beach wacuum cleaners for sale. Real cleaners. Anderson Electric Co., 259 Main 8t. Up 1 flight. Tel. 519, kill the chill these frosty mornings. Prices and sizes vary. A. A, Milla, 50 West Main 8t. Phnnp 381, & L MATTRESSES-—Carload Just received. White cotton* rolled_edged only $§9. Silk Floss only $18, B. Berson, 503 Main 8t. OIL heaters, $6.60 and $6.50. Lehrers, 176 East Main 8t. Phone 1181-6. or without garage. Inquire Peter Hury- brechts, Dartmouth Place, Elm Hill CHERRY ST. 156—Tenement, second floor, CHESTNUT ST, 370—5 room temement, 2d floor, all improvements. Inquire on first floor. GHURCH ST., {43—Detween Btanley and Fairview Sts. § rooms all improvements, Will bé vacaut Dec. 1. Inquire 111 Church St., Barber shop. FARMINGTON ROAD—4 room _temement. Electricity, gas and water. Rent with fur- nace heat, $25; without, §15. Apply Mrs. Neubers. FATRVIEW ST., 63—Tenement of 4 rooms, second floor. Good location, Rent rea- sonable, {—Tenement of four rooms, mily, CNE ITAWLEY ST, 28.—Just off Hamilton, tene- ment to rent, with or without garage, Phone _728. Home Banking & Realty Co. “HT., 61— Your room apartment, at and janitor service. See Cohn El 15 Main Bt. MAPLE ST., 12— rooms with all moder- at 15 Main 8t. BHERMAN COURT—3 family house of 13 rooms, in excellent condition throughout. All modern, steam heat and electricity. See us about it at.once. P. J. Murray & o, 335_Main St. Phone 3031-3. SOUTH SECTION—3 family house of 10 rooms. Good conditien, electricity, etc. Good grocery business on the property. This is & good investment. See P. J. Mure & Co,, 325 Main Bt. Pl 2031.3. COTTAGE of § rooms, brand mew and everything right up to the minute, Very low price. A, Dsnjelson, 131 Maln street. Phone 873-4, THREE FAMILY HOUSE—Gue of the best in the city, can be bought on better tham a 10% bai's. A, Danielson & Co. 131 Main ‘8t. Phone ¥73-4, 179x600; cement cellar, electric lights, ity water, good location, barn, coucrete chicken house, frult trees, grapes. Price $6,000, $1,400 down, balance easy L. pay- _ments. R. L. Hayden, § Mid 8t,, Bri ROOMS, BOARD AND noifl' ) ) ABMBTITCHING, plain picot edge, g ¥ag tiere, 48 Main Bt. Phone 37-2, SPECIAL to Thankasgiving, full set of teeth, guaranteed, Dr. $11.75. Open evenings. Dickerman, 35 Walnut St. Phone 213-3. curves and drossmaking. Personal atten- tion. Mile. Blanchette, 131 Main 8t. Tele- phone 2665, LESSONS In_drossmajing. Special prices to classes and clubs. Private lessons. Wom- man's Institute Method. Tel. E. Gil,_84%:5. Jane YOUR OLD discarded jewelry made beautiful, modern rings, bar pins, at moderate price. troubles, B. Georges, Jow into a Phond 3762, Your clock work called for and delivered. fer, 166 Main St. Room 10. Complete lne of high class jewelry. VIOLET MILLINERY CO. has moved from 84 West Main to 368 Arch St. Beautiful hats at the lowest prices. Service Stations Repairing. 17 ACETYLENE WBLDING—Sroken parts made new. Commercial Welding Co, Phone 266-1, 227 Glen St. YOUR Tinens and other white goods hem- stitched for Xmas gifts. Matched box and slde pleats in striped goods, Ginsburgh's Dress Pleating and Button Shop, 19 Wal- put St. Telephone 1335-3. Repairing and Piano Tuning. 33 BEDDING—Have yeur mattresses, box eprings, cushions, pillo: equal to mew and returned same day. Wa also do relining of baby carri couch hammocks. eto, re-ma es and Upholstering. Ham. ware City Beddng Co. ¢0 Tremont B8t. Tel. 23144, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS HLLO MOM=KIN * T HANE B BIRTUDAY PRESENT AW, Mom P "LIVE STOCK Gale and_Swine. 50 P stne. N, W Baldvin Kenhngton, GERSE, corn fod, and chickens for Thanks- iving. Dellvered anywhere in the city. f(uw'ubh prices. N. W. Baldwin, Ken- 2. sington. Tel. 26 10 ens. Delivered anywhere in city. Tele- phone 1959, Ve turkeys; also 30 roasting ohick- | F3oT] PERFECTION ofl hoaters. Also used ef- fectively In heating utensils. Replacement heater wicks only 36c oach. A. A. Mills, 30 W. Main St. Phone 381. SEWING machine, Household cabinat style, ate improvements. See Cohn about it. 18 hone 15630, Rooms For Rent. 8 NORTH BT.—6 and 6 room apartments, all modern improvementa. For particu- lars call M. Cohn, at 15 Main 8t. Tel. 1530 625—Corner of Arch 8t and lu’rnhhfid rooms to rent. Tele= 59-3. ARCH_8T. Monro phone 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 East Main Pho 50. for sale, Inquire 466 Church street. »01d; and FRNBIO) bou) and lengths 36°, 24', 16’ 40¢ a foot palnted, 45¢ a ft. § Fairview St: NEWSPAPER MA16—Lining for O cken coope, 00 & hundred; for sale &t Herald Office, 87 Church 8t Seeing Is Believing ‘M GING You SOMETUING) RENT TWS VEAR = |' T DEPOSITED TUREE DOLLARS' IN "ME BANK. WELL, T DIDNT MHEAR You SAY "THANK You!' NOVO GASOLENE BENGINES, saws and pumps; full ltne of farm equipment. Fred L. Peck, Kensington. Tel, 874-32. PARK ST. EXTENSION, i32—Four room tenement, all improvements. Inquire 483 Park Bt WEST MAIN ST, 674—5 rooms with sieep- ing porch and all Iatest improvements, See Cohn about it, 15 Main St. Tel. 1630, You can't afford to overlook the possibilities of a Herald classified ad. BY BLOSSER WELL= T DIONT SEE ™' preseNT! ARCH ST., 05—Ploassnt, furnished roome All_conv. EAST MAIN ST. 30—Furnished room fer gentleman. Steam heat, Central. Tele= phone 1936, i §0. BURRIT] ST, b3—Large front room, suitable for gentlemen. Teles GRaone 8% MAIN 8T. 61—Two desirabie rooma, one with hot and cold running water, all modern _improvements. Apply ey, WEST MAIN ST., 103—Nice furnished Toom, heated; runniug Wat slectric lighty baths, suitable for one or two gentlemen; and also & light housekeeping apartment, one, two or thiee rooms, as desired. WELL furnished room, steam, electricity, bath. American family, 163 Maln 8t., ous llight up, W e e iz Rooms For Housekeeping. FROBPECT 8T, 36-3 h::-xua;:“rxn s for light bousekceding, hea separ- v ntrance, Terms reasonuble. Centiul, DELOIN'S LUNCH, 80 Chure Herald. Uity's newest ideal place to dine. TWO furnished rooms Ing. _Call 287-3. -