New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1922, Page 13

° in Tn Actual mileage 16 oxcellent nhupc lnld on -uv rm| with A& new oar n Auto Bales Co,, l" Arth L I"halu Ilfl. BAKLAN] ater. werfet condition, o. Rudolph. 127 Cherry 8t. Phone 3061-3, GAKLAND, 1020 touring car, § pans, 1ooks excellent, motor I perfect, (has platons, which means no ofl leak wood tires, brand new top, upholstery like ate, Only $200 balance on easy monthly payments. N. B, Buick Co., 226 Arch Bt Phono 2607, SAKLXFE‘TOUMNG CAR nf}. brand new t Job, 6 good tires and in excellent pe. Low price, A, G, Hawkor, 68 Elm . _Phone’ 24 GARLAND, 1918 touring car, 3 new tiros 3 extran and good running condition, $175. Apply 167. Hart 8t bTKLAND. Ta Tin wodan, A good 100k newly painted, dependable car, al- my- had good care, § {ires In fine” shape and mechanically perfoct, $650 takes it, $00 down, balance $60 per month. M, Ir- vimg Jester, 193 Arch St, Phone 811, “This I8 & Btudebakdy year, 5AKI~AND ROADSTER, 1920, In good con- dition; has many_extras, looks good and § excellent tires. Price l'|.ll'.. A. G, Haw- ker, 8 Elm St. Phon GAKLAND, 1916 touring car, Good running condition. Will sell or trade for motor- cyele, Call between 7 and 11 p. m, 262 Onk 8t. Jack Flemke; BLDEMOBILE, 8 cylinder, 1916, 7 pAw touring c Top and upholstery good, new paint, economical to run and in excallent condition throughout. Price s §400, only $50 down, balance $30 per mo. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch 8t. Phone 811 h Is_a Stud akor year." SVERLAND, Mo 1" 1930 (3uriig car. looks 'new, absolutely | perfect, Vory economical car to operate. 5 excellent tires. Price $350; $50 down, bBalance at $30 per month, M, Irving Jes: ter, 193 Arch 8t. Phono 811, “This {8 o Btudebaker vl:nr” OVERLAND, 1916 touring car, good tires and In fine condition, A bargain at $150. Only $26 down, M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch R4, Tel 811. “This is a Studebaker year. ONE ™ Natlonal, soven passenger car, 1918 modtel. Car i first-clags condition. ~Tires 004 as new. Also mew spare. tire. 112 Baaver street. TOURINGS—1921 Studebaker special 6. Ex- ¢ collent condition. 1920 Buick touring, winter top, new cord tires. 1920 F. B. Cheyrolet touring, refinished, small down payment. Aaron G, Cohen, Inc., 185 Park 8t Hartford, Open ovenings. #100 CABH takes choice: Chandier, 1910 touring; 1918 Overland touring; - 1930 Chevrolet touring; Stanley Steamer road- ater; Colé 8 touring; balance in small payments. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park 8t Hartford. Open eveninge. e Auto Parts llld “Accegsorics. AGCESEORIES—A 10% cash disconnt on all automoblile parts, rupplies and acces- sories, except tires, tuhes and gas. This stock Includes Ford parts, ignition parts, greases, rings and brake lining. 0 is the largest stock of automobile d accessories in the city. Rack: fike Bros, Perk & Dlgelow Sts, el. 1074, ANDOVER (Super-Sizc) 10,000 mile fabric and_Templeton (xsply) 16,000 mile cord tires the best buy; we get them, prices right. 321 Park Bt AUTO PARTS8—A. L. ROTHSCHILD, WILLOW STREET. PHONE 1991, BATTERIES—Wet and dry winter storage, all makes. Roasonable rates. J. M. Far- rell, 110 Frnnl‘(lhlwflq. Phone 1318, BATTERIES—Exide Batterles and servige. Exchange vour old battery for a new Exido. Liberal allowance. A. G. Hawker. FISK % FIRBSTONE tires, Tha users tives believe in playing sase. S West End Vulcanizing Works, 30! Main St. C. F. McCarthy, Prop., Phone 1091-3 46 of FEDERAL tires & Michelin tubes. ized sales ager Judd & Dunlop, Franklin Square. Phone 1228. GAS and oil at lowest prices In town at “'lller Tire Sllop, 534 West Main 8t. GOODYERAR TIRKS AND TUBES— Good- year means Good Wear.” Absolutely guar- antced against imperfections. Don't ex- periment, get the best. All_automobile slzes, Charles E. Hadfield, successor to Hadfigld-Swanson . Co,, 21 Myrtle street. Telephone 1706, 18 3 TIRES-—Cord tires, Fore mze, 3033%, “Lsto" of Norwalk make and fuily guar., §9.99. Rackliffe Bros, Park and Bigélow Sts, _Phone_1074. ". 8. L. BATTERY sales and Sorvice sta- tion, T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut street. Phnne 1418-2, .VHNTP‘R STORAGRE for battories. 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. NEW and second auto parts, Auto Repalr Co.,, 22 Oak street. phone 616-4. WINTER STORAGE of battories by expori- enced men. Day and night service, Sim- mons Storage Battery Co. Phone 2245, Autorpobiles Wanted. A good used I° Author- 15 Standard Tele- FORD wante: ord phone 1291. FORD wanted, t be In good condition, Address Ford, Box 3JG, Herald. BEST PRICES paid for Standard Auto Repair, Phone 616-4. WHY pay storage on & car you don't use, leave it at Mack's garage and we will sdll it for you. No charge for storage. Tel. 131, Plainville, Autos—Taxi Service, Sce Tused _cars, street. 22 Oak 13 GALL TAXI—Phone 2700 will brlnl: quick, | to your door. N. B. R. Statlon. st _cur, In_the oity 00 l-\rr. 1847, 163 efficient taxi servic Taxl Service, at th LaSalle_ street. PETER ROBBO-Taxi; day and might serve fce. Phome 635-2 or 635-3. IJ6 Kast Main St. & FAXI WUVATION—Quick, rellable sorvice. Weop these phoue numbers in - mind. time, §97; night, 1842-3. Louls Miller, (.nruas 'l’o Let. 12 GARAGE Tipace for 4 cars, electric lights. Inqul 118 Llnwonrl St. Tel, 20567-2. BTANLEY ST., 665—Qarage for smail car. Inquire 386 Park street. BTORAGE—Allve storage for the inter months in a centrally located, steam he: .ed, spaclous garage. Use your car when- ver you want it. A mechanic always on the floor ahd rent is réasonable, Our serv- ice car ja always ready at your call, Just Phone 1544, Charland's Auto Service Sta- tion, rear 433 Main Bt. . A Herald Classified ad serves all ople. needs of all 11| rent and placo quire at ket y and | Bi(-y(-len. 15 MOTORCYCLE with sido car, electrically equipped, In excellent condition, C, A, Ol- son, 473 Park Bt Phono 1931-2, 0 « Servico Sulhmn luhpurln‘ LN ) S ACETYLENE ~ WELDING—8roken paris made ,new, Commorclal ,Welding ~ Co, Phone’ 266-5, 227 Glen 8t % AUTOMOBILE running board molding put on. All varletios replaced. Remember that sorvice Is our alm and that Are auto (ody and radlator experts, Becker, o, AUTO PAINTING, washing and _polishing, Lowest prices in town, considering work- manship. Let us give you an estimate, Joe Amszin, 3563 Bo, Main 8t. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and truck bo made to order, faction I Ri ) _Bt. Phe 7 AUTO RADIATOR cores (nserted in quick time and positively guaranteed. New and used radiators carried in stock; all makes, New - England Radlator Works, 36 Bast Main_St. Phone 608, AXELS BTRAIGHTENED, auto and wagon bodies bullt and repaired. Work guaran- teod. M. Tomko, 29 Lafa: AXBLS BTRAIGHTENEDL paired, Baker, 224 BATTERIBE—When in trouble and in need of good batteries or skilled service seo first. Edw. Zack at the City Bervice Sta+ tiong Hartford Ave. st Btanley Bt. CLARK'S automoblle yaundry. Simoniz pro- tects finish in winter weather. Auto wash- ing. Cars olled and greased. Storago space. Starthg, lighting, ignition and gen- erator work, Succeeding Plucker's Elec- Arlo Co., rear 238 Main 8t. Tel. 1344 u=m Storage space, Tel. 1735, 121 HOTBL Wnnhhlglfln gnrnge pairing and .overhauling, Day and night servic: V\’u!hlnx(nn treet, HIUDSON & EBSEX sorvice, Charges con- sistent with workmanship. McGauley and Benn lt“lifl ,A“h 8t Phonn 1199, eL GVERHAULING of all_makes of _motor cars, Prices are low. So. End Garage, 171 South Mn!n 8t. Phone PARSON'S GARAGE AND TOOL CO. 880 West Main. Machine and tool work. Auto part and repairing. Ford blocks rebored and new pistons | fitted. Tel. 890 RADIATOR REPAIRED, new cores im: stalled, dents and jams removed from suto bodies and fandora. Hultquist Bros, §IDE CURTAT absolute neceaully in_winter. Have yours repalml or if necessary, replaced before tho rush sets in, which means a lower vrtce wd less delay. Hart 8t. Top Baop, H) r. Phone 164-14, - Tul‘s mle Curtains .end_slip-vovers ma to fit your car or repaired. Auto: bodl very description upholstered and r mired, Twenty ycars' experience in this usiness. J. W Walsh Aufo holstering Co., 207 Elin B8t., ‘mour St. Phone_2649. s YOUR motor wiil keep running like new it you have your carbon cleaned out and your ol in the motor changed about every 1,000 miles. Call 2015-3 for prices and appointment, Auto Repalr Co., 638 Bast Maln St. VULCANIZING Expert ady tributors of CORD TIRES. Arch_street, BUSINESS SERVICE e Barbers, llnlruxe«scrx-., Masseuse HAIRCUTTING—Mothers, ~ we - hav hobby-horse chairs to amuse kiddies while having their hair trimmed. Hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. 32 Church, Opp. Beloin. MAGNETIC Maaseuse, both body and face, eklilful Vaporic treatment for Rheurca- tism. Neuralgia Magnetic vibration ¢f the spinal vertebrae for tiredness ana sleoplasaness;, treatments by visit or at her home. Mrs. Sadic Rqeve, 166 Main St. Phone 2887 Building ‘and Contract. 19 CARPENTER jobblng, shingling. M. C. Helsler, Telephone 1492-4 between 12 and 1 and Bft:!r 6 p. m far GHIMNEY REPAIRING ana general massn and plaster work, Work guaranteed, J. J. McLarney, 131 Clark §t. Phone 218 BLECTRICAL, WORK—Anyone contemplat- ing wiring would do well to write A. Ty- ler, Cambridge Ave. Newington. near Sey- and tire repairs of all kind: © on_tire conditions, DAYTON "THOROBRE! The Ball Tire Co., 210 two Top & Up- *Is the Cloumg Time of the Herald Office. Want Ads Are Accepted Either By Phone or In Person Up To That Hour, and Until 1 O'clock of the Afternoon For Insertion the Same Day. Take Advantage of These Convenient Hours To Make Your Wants Populntfi)n. " BUSINESS SEEVICE nown To the Vast Number of Herald Classified Readers. == Dmmuklnz and ! Mllunery. HEMSBTITCHING, plain pleot edge, urves and dressmaking, Person: tién, Mile, Blanchette, 131 Maln 8t, phone 2065 LERRONE Tn :Irqp-mnkm[ Hpecial prices. to classes and olibs, Privade lensons, Wom. ma we Tnatiato Method. | Tel. Jane ¥, V’fil.i fi TTINERY 0, Tiaw 7oved T m Main to 368 Arch St. Beautf mu at lhn lowest price YOUR linens and other white goods hems: stitched for Xmas gifts. Matched box and slde pleats In stylped goods, . Ginsburgh's Pleating and Button Shop, 19 W, Tulnylmn. l\ll~ n #g ang ntte Tele: nd ayeing 18 our -nlulln Huse of all deacriptions; dreperies, portieres, curtainy, cleaned of dyed, Batisfaction guaranteed, New Brite ®in Dry Clesming Corp., 96 W. Main 8t Phone 1333-3, .| CLEANING, dyeing and pressing. Plutlu and hematitching, remodelling Old_garments given & new appearanc -t- s short time and at small expense to you. New Empire Dry Cleaning Co. 143 Main 8t Phone § OLOTHL® called for and deliyered by The London_ Valet Service. Ye London lhop. Phone §26-3, Illn. _corner Malp 8t. ACGIDENT, automoblle and life, Surety and fdelity bonds. Philip M. Fagan, Gen.'[ns., Booth's block. Room 407, Phone 21310 XCCIDENT, Lite or Fire, 8 ray & Co, for insurance service. Agents and Realtors, 326 Main Bt. Tel. 2031-3. ACCIDENT AND ALL LINES OF INSUR- ANCE, SERVICE AND SATISFACTION, LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST- MENTS., INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. TELE- PHONE 188, AUTOMOBILE TNSURANCE a specialty, Service unusual. Call on the phone, i do the rest. Dewm A l'lllGY. 272 Mlln NEW ENGLAND ~Mutual Lifa insurance Co., 87 Milk St, Boston, Massachusett P, Crona,.Agent, 173 Main street, Net Britain, Conn. T g == » Lawyers—Patent Atwrncys. 25 1. G, MANNING, Waterbury, ex-patent ex- ;r,nlner, New Britain, Wednesday, § p. m. ENCTY. s Block. En ““. bl’ Jas, Bhlplrfl. Lou JHMID' .5’ llAlN 8T. Telephone New Eritalu and Hartford. s - Moving, Trucking, Storage. 26 ABHES—Lot me contract to cart your ashes this winter. Prompt attention guar- anteed. F. T. McMahon, 4?3 Cherry 8t _Phone_2654-3, | BUS PARTIES at any timi trucking ot all kinds, N. 140 Cherry St. Phone 764, KEOUGH'S parcel delivery, local_and_out of town light trucking, 352 South Bur. ritt_8t. Phone 535. MOVING—WHen yoe &re ready to move and want your moving done right, just call John P. Fartell & Son, day or night, Bus parties taken carg of at short notice, John P. Farrel & Sofw 242 North Bt. Tel. 1736 or 689 e 26 y.ars. MmT g and Blanchette, JOS. ARBOUR & SON— Local and long -~ distance moving and hauling. Dally oxpress service to and from New York., Local Office, 56 Whitlig 8t., Tel. 2733. New York Recelving Station, 91 Walkert §t, Tel, Franklin 1581, care Mr. Harding, WANTED— Load or part load to Bridgeport, Stamford, New York or clties * en route. » INTER URBAN TRANSFER & STORA B, A. PMARSH, PROP, 1673% MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN, CT. TEL, 2090-2003. REAR DICKINSON DRUG STORB: + | TRUCK helpers and yardmen. MASON work, bricklaying and plasterin Charles Beh, 591 West Main St. Tel ephone 1185-3. Business Service nendered 20 AWNINGS taken down and stored for the winter. Canoples furnished for weddings and receptions, Canvas specialties and containers of all kinds, Eddy Awning & Decorating Cn,, City Hall Place, CABINET MAKING—AIl kinds, G. H, Day, rear 153 Arch Street. Phone 2633. Painting, Paper Hanging. 271 fIOUSE PAINTING and interior decorating. Estimates cheerfully given. .A Schacht, 74 Talcott St. Phone 1787-3, HOUSE PAINTING contracts taken, for ia- bor and materials. Get our prige on your next paint job or we will instruct you how to mix and use our paints and wall papers_to the best advantage. City. Hard- ware Co,, 49 East Main St. Tel, 3650, #MAX TRESKY — Painting, paper: decorating and kalsomining prices. 39 Harvard 8t SIGNS of distinction give character to you business or profession. For the city's be: service In commercial sign painting see The New Britain Sign Co., 34 Church St. Telephone 894. UPHOLSTERING of antlgie furniture, All kinds of repairing. The Furniture Ex- change, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. PLUMBING, tinning and general Jobblng Louis Nalr, 60 Lafayette St. Phone 2754, Residence, 2618-12. WIIEN your plumbing, 1oof, of fain Bipes need ‘repal, any time of day or .might, _telephone 620, GRTHOPEDIC SHOE REPAIRING CO.— We build up shoes with cork sole and heel. All kinds of orthopedic shoe re- pajring. 73 Church 8t. MIRRORE RESILVERED and chaira caned. Workmanahip guaranteod. ard Gors n, 168 Arch_8t. Phone 869- PICTURE PRAMING—Bring in_that pio- ture you want framed now. A framed pio- ture makes an ideal present. Ohrnstedt's, 72 West Main St SKATES SHARPENED. MONIER BROS. WINDOWS CLEANED in private houses, oMces, and stores. General housework and cleaning from the cellar to the roof. Vacuum worl is our specialty. Our rates are the lowest in town. New Britain Win- dow . Cleaning Co., 88 West Main St -Phone 888, ALL KINDS of furniture upholstering. Targe assortment of samplos of tapestry. Prices the lowest for high grade work. All work guaranteed, Estimates cheerfully given. J. W. Walsh Auto Top & Uphol- stering Co., 207 Elm St, near Seymour 8t. Phone 2649. A Herald classified ad brlnn l':uy. er and purchaser together. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Presstng and 'l‘uflorlng. 20 | BEDDING = ifave " Printing, Jobbing, Stationery, KULPER ™ PRINTING ~ €O.—High printing of reotly opposite Com: Tel, 569-5. Letterhon ments, cards and clroular ors printed to your satisfaction at lowest rates In the ‘city, YOUR MONGGRAM ombossed with a cholco of § different colors and 25 different de- signs at an additional charge of only 76e to the cost of the paper, Ohrnatedt's, 7 _West, Main Bt iy ,Pro(e-ulngll Sen‘lcel_: 31 SURGICAL supports, made to your measure, Also elastic supports and stockings. Mrs, ‘l‘“‘ D. l:‘lll, Phone 37-2. rd. beautiful, modern rings, bar pins, at moderate price. Phone 2762, Your clork work called for and delivered, Jeweler, 166 Maln St. Room ne of high class jewelry. FIN ANC!AL e — 2 [ VIRST AND SECOND morigage money to loan, Inqulre at the W, Lu Hateh Co. 1 n || WoNEY “Tonsed s st 4% wimple interost to buy, bulld, or Improve real estate. Oen- eral Home Investment Trust, 87 West t. Room 113, who have no bank accounts or Thero is fuel to buy, the children need warm clothing, family and friends should be romembered with gifts, Meet these obligations fhe !nnanclul ‘Way—Consoll- Qate your debts and pay them off in six to fifteen monthly Installments. Confi- dential loans np to $300.00 at legal rnm Phone 1 noolety, mel 10;-5. 87 W, Main st New Britain, Conn. - 4 o That Means Most .of New Britain's . Good Things To Eat. TURKEYS-—Froah killed, Order you; Use tho phone. Jones' Quality Market, Myrtle Bt. Phone 285 MILLH to cream for Frozen pudding and chorry blsquo. Order early. Bpecial com- binationa: Cranberry, pineapple, almond, charry, Frult custard, raspberry, sherbet coffen nut, Choice salted nuts, assorted chocolntes and bon bons. Hard candies, Candied fruits. MoEnroe's, West Main 8t.| = St Houschold Articles. 3 ANTIQUE FURNITURB—HIg duced prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 _Arch 8t. A, J, Grafe, M DINAH BLACK enamel for stove plpes, stoves, iron fences and freplaces, and- frons, City Hardware Co, 40 East Main Bt. _Phone 2060, HAMILTON Beach wacuum _cleaners for sale, Real cleaners, Anderson mmm Co., 259 Main St. Up 1 filgh w, 10 ankagivin anilla frapp LIVE STOCK 50 Oattle and Swine, Fing PIGE—16 Duroc ,Reds, § woeks oid, ¥ . W._Baldwin, Kensington. 52 — Eggs, Pl)ultry, Supplics. Repairing and Phno Tuning., 32 your ~ mattrenses, springs, cushlons, plllows, etc., re. m.-lv equal to new and returnod samo da; also do relining of baby carriages and couch hammocks. Upholstering. Hard- ware City Bedding Co, 60 Tremont St. Tel. 2314-4, mr TVES, shoar: hoars, skates and all edge tools sharpened, Also oxy welding and all kinds of machine work. Fritz & Borndt, 31 Greenwood Bt. Phone 193-12. SKATES SHARFENED. MONIER BROS. AV.L edge fool sharpening a_speciaity. All work of first-class order, R. H. Wilcos, 204 Hart Bt. Tel. 1083 EDUCATIONAL Instrumental and Vocal. 36 BANJO, mandoiin and ukulele instruction. Call for appointment, B, >, Benson Barker, 269 Main St. In New Britaln ‘Tues., Thures Fri. and Sat. Tel. 2893, — = ¢ EMPLOYMENT Help—Men Wanted. GARPENTERS—2 good _carpentors, Commonwealth Ave or Cor. of Arch mbia_Sts. H. L. Christopher. COUNTERMAN—One who can do short or- der cooking. Apply Commerclal Lunch, Commercial street. GUITARISTS—2, who can fake, read and improvise, Must be good dressers _and willing to travel. Write George Dunigan, 194 Norih street. 41 475 and KNITTERS— On full-fashioned niachines. on men's crochet neckwear Good jobs for able men. * BLANCHARD & PRICE, \Blnomfleld. N. g Experienced preferred, LABORE wanted. Inquire Tho Shur berg Coal Co., 56 Franklin street. MAN with car to sell guaranteed cord tires. Will arrange salary and exp with right man. | @ord-O-Van Rubber fichigand Ave,, Ch 111, MAN, 18-25 yrs. o manufacturing cony at figures, posting, some cost record work. P. O, Box 323, . Must be accurate eneral accountifig and clty SALESMAN—SALARY AND COMMISSION, GOD PROPOSITION FOR A LIVE WIRE. BOX 2JG. TEAMSTERS wanted. Inquire berg Coal Co. 65 Franklin St. 0od pay and steady work. Apply The Citizen Coal Co., 24 Dwight St. The Shur- Help—Women Wanted. 42 DRESSMAKER, in_local stove. 493G, i i GIRL wanted at_once for ygeneral work, Phone 1612, GIRL for general housework. Apply at 204 Park S8t, Mrs. Fishman, GIRLS wanted, fo Wwork on sewing ma- chines making lace curtains, Light work, clean factory, good wages. K. C. Carter & ty. Apply by letter to Box house- position in | experienced, for afternoons | == GERESE, corn fod, and chickens for Thanka- glving. Dellvered anywhere in the city, Reasonable prices. N. W, Baldwin, Ken- llnllo_fl. T';L '_IH-IX. 20 ROASTING ~ cnickens, whera In_city. Phone 1 OLD NEWBPAPER MATS chicken coops, 60c a hundres Horald OMCQ_ §7 Church S MILK Ted roasting cnicke d fowls for Thanksglving; also fresh egge. Delivered. _l"hone :3;-4.7_n~erry. Rocky Hill Ave. LIVE TURKEYS--Come look them over. 8. F. Avery, Corner Corbin and Bhuttle Meadow avenue. ROOSTERS—75 young roosters, 3 to § Ibs, welght, Will s#ll wholesalo or retall, Tel. 843-12, Kenalngton, Con LITTLE PUTNAM STOVN keeps drinking water from freesing in coldest weather, $2.00. 8. P. Btrople, lle Church St, 61X month old White Wyandotto pullets, 1 yr. old hen and cockerels. J. Diemand, 71 8o. Burritt Bt. —TLining _for for sale at Delivered lny'. KITCHEN A salo, Apply Wiener's grocery store, Corner Chestnut and Fairview 8ts, LAWBON GAB heaters, just the thing to Kill the chill these frosty mornings. Prices and sizes vary. A. A, Mills, 0 West Main 8t._Phone_ 381, LIBRARY tablo, rocker, arm and straight back chalr, solid oak, leathor upholatery. 168 Gherry Bt T ety at ve- | . Apartmionts and i, HUNGERFORD OF,, 33— 'i' it with all convenlences. Very s ndv-!k. w. L. Hatch, on» mu. LS stoam heat u‘ hnllnv urvlu-. Beeo fi y about it at 16 Main Bt, ] MAPLE T, !fi! Tooma oma_ with all meder: improvements, Ses Cohn about it. 1§ al Muin Bt _Phone 1830, NORTH ATREET-—8ix room -uml-tl. all modern tmprovements. ¥ ) Il M. Cohn, at 16 Main | _'fll. 143 BANT BT. —Apartment of 6 rooms modern ox: electricity. RICHARDA 8T, 20—Tenoment of § rooma, all modern Improvements. Call Camp Real Est 343, 80, BURRITT TI—Five room tenement. _Adults_preferred. Phone 1184:! ‘WEST 8T, 186—Five room tenemant, modern (mprovements; also tenement on Cedar Bt. Tel. 18 WERT 1., 186—8 room tenement, all mod= PLEA 179 AND 183—3 sores, 17360 b, Suitable for clothing, _ Phone 811, ¥ 2 CHURGH 8T., 63—ftore to rent, Inquire Adkina Printing Co, 68 Church Mt PARK 8T., 211—Two adjoink be converted Into one, good for an auto- moblle salesroom. Inquire of W, E. Burke, _Phone_1015. GOR. NORTH & Willow §ts., brick bullding with all conveniences for garage or ‘i ufacturing purposes. See Cohn wbout it, 15 Main 8t. Houses Fflr Rent, 73 LINOLEUM-—Good q\nmy lhny patterns, trom 90c per yd. up. Congoleum, 60¢ per 80, yard. Inlald, $1.40 per sq. yd. Edw, _ Gorfain, 188 Arch 8t. Phone 869-2 MATTRESSEE—Carl Just received. White cotton rolled edged only 8llk Floss only $18, B, Berson, 503 Main 8t, OIL Theaters, $6.50 and 36, io Lelirer's, 176 Kast Main St. Phone 118 ERFECTION ol heaters, m-o used ef- feotively in heating utensils, Replacement heater wicks only 35c each. A. A. Mills, §0 W. Main 8t. Phone 381, STUVE PIPL of who best grade in 1-4, 1-3 and full lengths, Our prices ara the low- est in the clty, City Hardware Co., 49 . East Main 8t. Phone 2650. VACUUM ocleaners, $1.00 day. Phone 1 CHOICE roasting chickens, & Ibs. each, Dreossed and delivered, 45c a Ib. Thomas Aldrk‘h. Phone ’211 4. MERCHA‘TDISE —___ Bullding Materials, 56 STANDING WOOD for lumber and fuel pur- Dotes. Joseph Rizza. Tel. 466-3, Highland Farm, Bemin. e T e Business and Ofllcci Equipment, 57 DESK—Large “Cutler” fiat top, 6 drawers, high back, swivel chalr, (both solid oak), Kardex file, 113 Belden, 2d_floor, cast. TYPEWRITER, Remington, Almost. brand new. Can be bought for $60. Cost $100, 112 Belden St, 2d floor, east. DAYTON COMPUTING scale and National ister. A-1 condition, Trusclo, 192 3, ONE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER— and' cashier's dosk. The desk has plato_glass top and front made for a display case with glass and nickel bracket, shelvés Can be scen at 218 MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN, Feed and Fuel, HARD WOOD—Cut in 13, lengths, $16 per cord. Hawker, 52 Elm St. 18 and 4" Inquire A, G, Phone 2456, ¢ . MAKE your cow give more milky Feed her the 24 per.cent protein ration, Purina Cow Chow, which makes a ful) pail. N. B, Bird & Feed Co, 105 Arch street. ¥ootwear and Clothing., - 61 ESTABLIGH your credit.ax the Bo Clothing Store. next dsor to .tae Hi Offige. Keop well diessed, FUR "GOATS on weekly payments. Bosten Clothing_Store, 66 Church St., next to Herald_Ofce. POTATORS—8econds, 760 & bu., deliverad, Also yellow or white winter turnips, $1.25 bu, A, R. Jones, 72 Whiting &t., Plainville, mily of three wo ing adults, N, R, Clark, 185 Fairview street. SALESLADY, experionced, Apply 142 Main street. SALESWOMEN for full or part time during the Christmas season. - The Fair Dept. Store. STENOGRAPHER—Competent, _ experisncé required; typewriting, stenographic work. Box 270G, Herald. YOUNG lady with some knowledge of ac- counting to disburse factory payroll to accounts, Bux SJG, Herald. OLOTHES calied for and delivered by The “London Valet 8ervice, Yo London Shop. Phone §85-3, Elm, corner Main 8t. SUITS AND OVERCOATS with style, plus quality and fit at J, Wuck's, the well- known tailor at 59 Arch Bt.. opposite the Eou!l\ churei. SUITS of unusual ull‘llly, imported and ‘domestic woolens, for summer and fall wear, tallored to the wearer's gatisfac- tion. B. Nelson, 68 West Main BStreet. Telephone 601, Printing, Jobbing, Stationery. 30 FINANCIAL Business Opportuniti 48 OCERY BUSINESS—Golng stfong, with good cash trade. Located iu southern sec- tion of the city. Ina. P. J. Mnrmy & Co., 326 Main 8t. Phone 2fl31 N EXCELLENT location now valiRble Tor battery or tire business, on the me premises with prosperous filling station. Plenty of room, on main highway, Frank- lin 8q. Fllling Station, 114 l"r‘anl(lln Sa. G CHRIETMAS _GARDS—INDIVIDUAL—NIc ly decorated and superbly lllustrated In: dividual Christmas Cards that are real gitts in themselves. Stock now complete awaiting your inspection. An early order will insure early neat printing. Adkins Printing Co,, 66 Church St. Phone 1603 or 1604, BOMEONE INTEREBTED IN SERVING YOUR NEEDS 1S WAITING _ON OUR END OF THE WIRE! Nuuhell News is hidden in these little classifieds in the Herald. Have you read oclassification No. 66 this evening, for instance? Investments, Stocks, “Bonds. THOBE_first mort 'r"“ Realty Co, yielding 7% in advance with' g seml-annual return on the princl- Yal. Bhve-grown very popular, as they are gold in amounts from $100 to $1,000. You should Inquire at once so that you may get "the benefit of this company's real es- tate experience of 17 years. The Bodwell Realty Co. Nat'l.“Bank Bldg. city. SHEBPSKIN COATS—Largest stock In_ the city, For boys, $6.95; for men, $8.95. Com« pal our prls Chureh 8t SHOES for dress, work and play of proven durabllity, a8 low as $2.48, Nothing high- or than $4.98, Army & Navy Store, b Church _street. SHOES for the working man of Bndicott- Johnwon make, which means the best of materials, long service and an- {ron-clad uarantee. All sizes. Pricos from $3.50 to 6,50, Joe Mortel 86_Church_stree SLIPPERS—Moc.asins, etc, in feit, leath- er, Buckskins for ladles or men at prices ranging from 69c to $2.50. Army & Navy 8tore, 66 Church Bt. BWBATERS—Just receivea, & Jarge steck of pure wool sweaters in V-neck, coat, and other styles at prices much lower than revalling_elsowhere. Army & Navy tore, 66 Church Bt UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY' & BATH ROBES to mention, Church, 8t f Heavy wool sox, 2lc per pair; § palrs, Army & Navy BStore, b6 Good Things To Eat. 62 . Army & Navy Store, 68 | = bargains which space does not permit us|— Machinery, Elec.,, and Tools. 64 NGVO GASOLENE ENGINES, sawa _and SMITH BT., 69—8 room cottage. Inquire evenin, 144 _Rockwell avenue. Tel. 3736. Suamings, L4 Rookwall svars, Tol 3136, _REAL ESTATE FOR SALE T Acente—Toal Estate 18 PLAINVILLE real esta bonlht and_sold. Cunningham & Skinner, Nerl block, Plaine ville. Phone 41 REAL ESTATE—Anything to rent, buy of sell ses Cohn about it at 15 Main 8., the largest individual resl estate owner i STATE—I{ it's Real Bstate. Oall REAL E8§ Gorbach, Booth's block. Phone 1184, K, D. le 333, Moriden, Tnmmnum«;m»-u-lo.“ =81 WAPLE HILL—Ws have “some 3 very desivs able lots in Maple Hill to m‘fi at rl‘ull- able prices. The ideal suburba> sectiom. __Parker & Deming. Phone 2036, 193 Matn. T Merchandise at ‘!'he “Stores. 65 CHASE MOTOR KOBES—Best quality. Ten (10) per cent cash dlscount, at Rack: DRIVING GLOVES and mittens, 10% cash discount. Rackliffe Broa, Inc. Park and Blgelow Bts. FOUR bul ding lote in Grand View Hfll.h!l. 50x1156 1 each. Water and pewer, 2 lots in Barnesdale. 1 lot on Allen Bt. All will be sold mlonlbly 1f bought M %nca.l Inqlllrt nt Star Real Estate & FURNACES—Pipeless, steam and hot water oll heaters, parlor pipe dnd elbows. Ericson & 0! Johnson, 34 Dwight street. OTL CLOTH, 150 rohws, best quality, many ~patterns, 55c and 66c per yd.; formerly 85c. B. Berson, 503 Maln St. OGVERCOATS for man, youth, boy and ehlid, $1.80 snd up, Pay weekiy. Hoston Clajh- ing_Store, 63 Ch PAINTS AND WAMLFAPHRS-—W'O carey | full line for exterlor and iuterior work. Complete line glars and hardware. Lehr- 176_East Main 8t Phone 118145, ILR RANGES, just received, a car. load of these excelient stoves, cooking and baking. Guaranteed for 25 years; $100 stoves reduced to $85; $85 stoves to $75, and $75 stoves to §65, B. Borson, 503 Main 8t. TOYS, DOLLS and gift novelties at the Arch St. Novelty Shop, Year round stock, 369 Arch strect. TROUSERS—A very large asortment of men's dress and work trousers at prices ranging from $1.95 to $4.95. Army and Navy Store, 56 Church St. Musical Instruments. [ CGOLUMBIA ‘GRAFONOLA in A-1 condition and records, only $30 for the entlre outfit, hn A. Andrews & Co. RAFONOLAS—Brand new and guaranteed for only $15. List price $30. See theso ma- chines now. Widener's, 133 Main St. VICTROLA slightly used but In excellent condition. ~Sacrifice prico and unusually low terms. John A. Andrews & C WIDENER'S has some good values in used phonographa. _ Bee theas befors you pur- Main_ 8t. i1 ACRES In B minutes' walk from the trolley. bought fo $3,000. Cashman Farm_Agenc: “New Britain's Largest Farm Bui _131 Main St. Phoue 873-4 or Berin § 1 ACRES in Berln; 3 hay sheds, several hen houses, small house, large apple ore chard, Price $5,600. Only 10 minutes' walk: from trolley. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Matn 8t Fhione. 8734 of Berin - #hele “New Britain's Largest Farm Bureau." 80 ACRES, 35 tillable, only five minutes to lmhuy.‘fl.oofl. Robt. B. White, 368 BASSETT ST. SECTION—3 fam| & bargain if bought before Dec, 1 Danielson, 131 Main §t. 8734, BELVIDERE SECTION—J cottages, ¢ lully modern, with fireplaces, steam heat, heats od garages, hardwood finish, open plumbe ing and sleeping porches, Eight rooms, $7,000; six rooms, $6,600, any amount of cash and good second mortgages taken as first payment, First mortgages, $3,600 and $3,600. Owner will take back second mortgages. Cottages ready to ocoupy. B. Solomon, 242 Maln 8t, with Schultz & Costello, Can you beat i{t? If not, see CARLTON BT.—8 rfoom cottage, all im» rica$5,000, small provements, large lot, amount of cash require atson & Jones, 204 Main St. Tel. 2460, BAST MAIN ST. tion. Price $8,500. Good ter son, 131 Main St. Tel. 873-4, EAST ST.—Eight room house in good shape with ona or two lots. Price right on ace ' count of being old style. H. N. Lockwood, & Real Estate & 1ns, City Hall. UPRIGHT PIANO, in storage. Wil sell for $90.. Recently overhauled, good tone, easy action, Address Box 28JG, Herald. PIANOS—Secondhand, a talking mu chines bought and sold, any condition. L. 1. Andrews. Phone 1995, " Watches, Dlamms._-!awelry. a7 DEPOSITS now belng made on Christmas gifts at Himberg and Horn's, Jewelry, watches and diamonds, 10 Railroad Ar- cade and 392 Main St. GRAND ST.—Large 3 famlly residence Of 16 rooms. Al modern. improvements. A very desirable bargaln Inquire W. L. *_Hatch Co. Clty Hall Bldg, 39 West Main. GREENWOOD ST.—2 family house at & veal bargain. Lot, | 66x166, price $4,600; small payment required, Watson & Jones, ' 294 Maln 50, LILAG ST,~2 family house In good con tion. ‘Gas, electricity, set tubs and baths Price ouly $5,000. Apply W. L. Hateh Co,, City_Hall Bldg., 20 West Main St.” Phone, BAVING SKETS of ggnuine French Ivory Wonderful display at $8.50 to $10. I Res- . Manutacturing Jeweler, 340 Main St, “Thew and beautiful patterns of 1847 Rogers and Wm. Rogers. Just arrived in time for Thanksglving, at B. Georges, 166 Main_St. Room 10, Opp. Dickingon Drug, \Vmwd——mlrleq To Buy. OT.OTHES—Good prices paid for second- hand men's rlothes. 151 Oak street. Tele- phone 515-13. LINDEN ST.+3 family house, 10 rooms, 2- car garage. Brings in 10'g on $7,200. Will scll for $6,500, with smas payment. Wats son & Jones, 204 Main St, Te MAGNOLIA 6T.—New two family house, Price $56500, cash 31500, Andrews Land Co., 1557 Btanley 8t. Phone § SOUTH SECTION—2 family house of ~ 10 rooms, Good condition, electricity, ete, Good grocery business on the property. This is & good Investment, See P. J. Murs ray & Co, 326 Main 8t. Phope 2031-3, FURNITURE in good condition want Good pricps pald, all household articles, Call_me before you sell. Phone 516-13, FORNTTURE—WIl| pay falr prices for sec- ond-hand furniture or will exchange. D. M. Benjamin, 116 Beaver St. Tel. 1320. FURNITURE—We will buy It at falr prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mg JUNK—If you want pald for papers, magazines, other junk be sure to call L, Zel watch’ for the name on my truck, that will assure you a fair deal. Call 516-13. JUNK—Wa buy magazines, DApers, Tags all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices. A Rndlnlky, 81 Oak street. Tele- Apunments and Tenements. ARCH_8T. 'BX., 736—Five room tenement, all improvements; garage desired. Phone 21843, $1.00. Wool, 3-plece underwear for men, 3¢ per garment. Union sults, wool mixed, worth §2.60, for $1.46 the sult, and othe GANDY for Thanksgiving. Durand, Whit- man and Muyler's chocolates, Various slze boxes. Also complete assortment of hard candy. Dickinson Drug Co. Phone your_order, 330, POTATOES—Becond, 760 a bu. delivered, Also yellow or white winter turnips, $1.25 A bu. A, R, Jones, 72 Whiting street, Platnville. BELDEN 8T., 11—Tenement of 4 rooms, second floor, new apartments. Adults pr ferred; rent, $32.50 per month. Apply Ne sel, 113 Belden St. TRINITY ST.—A very desipablo 3 family residence with all improvements. Latge garage. Inquire’ W. L. Hatch Co., City Mall_Blog,, WEST ED of 16 rooms, 2all modern, only $9,600. Iirst mortgage, on bank, $4,500. Three family house on Wootlland 8t., improvements, $6,600. See B. Solomon at Schultz & Costello, 343 _Main KENBINGTON—New 7 room house with & acres of land, Small barn and peultry houses, 5 minutes' to trolley. Price §5,600. Foiren, 140 Main 8t Tel. 1790, B e ROOMS. BU ARD AND HULELS Roonis Tor l{ent. 8 5—Pleasant, furnished room. All conveniences. ARCH ST, s20—Corner of Arch B8t. Monyoe, furnished rooms to remt, ‘-l\o. 869-3, CAMP R TR 24—Large front room, lulllhl. people and also a sing and Tole- BUBLL BT, 50—8 room tenement, all im- provements, steam heat. Inquire on premises. BAST MAIN 8T, 208—Furnished room for gentlemap, Steam heat. Uentral. Tele- GONNECTICUT AV, 61—6 room tenement, all_improvements, with garage. You can't afford to overlook the possibilities of a Herald classified ad. SeRc Sl W9 Compllments EP= A REAL mmq ENGLISH ULSTER- NOTE WE LOOSE EFFECT<TIE LAST WORD IN STLE. NUTS for Thanksglving, Largest asiortment, 20¢ to 38c per Ib.-Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtlo 8t. Phone 285.c AWLEY 8T, 28.—Just off Hamiiton, tene- ment to rent, with or without garage. Phone 728. Home Banking & Realty Co. BY BLOSSER phone l!‘il. GRAND 8T., 46—3 furnished rooms for housckeeping. Heat and light. Telephone 1587+5. UL L Ot o O GROVE HILL, $3—Large furnished reom with all conveniences, board if desired. Phone 2604, i bat 5 MAIN ST., 40—Furnished steani heated front room to 1 or % gentlemen, nqa floor. __Phone 79 Twell heated room, central location, bo: a slred; sultable for two tlleru PROSPLCT 8T., T6—Room to rent. 271-13, i §0. BURRITT ST, Sd—Largs (urnished front room, suitable ror geutlemen. Tele- Phone ROSEeUT ST, for tight housekeeping, heated, ilghted, - ‘paraie entrance. Terms reasouable Cen N WEST MAIN BT, 10i:6no, um w ifi. room suites, al Large lout © DRLANSY L Dere. Lhere’ “ular restaurant lu towis ll _liotel, Upp._the Stalion. e chuum\ 3 fIAVE y'\l. "I.duh““ Hotel Bt. fast, 15c; spos dinner, wuover. l.l. Ouen at all Lk