New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1922, Page 16

Brief News Dispatches From all Over the World The ship subsidy bill was endorsed and its opponents in the senate criti- cized by Blshop Homer Stuntz of the Mepthodist Eplscopal church In an address at Cedar Raplds last night, The country voted $76,000,000 for ‘road bullding and could well aftord $60,000,000 for searoads he sald, Former officlals of the New York American baseball club today aban- doned plans to raise a burial fund for Charley Hemphill, former Yankee #tar, when they learncd that he was not dead. The navy appropriation bill with the house provision requesting the president to call another naval dis- armament conference to limit con- struction of vessels under 10,000 tons was reported today to the scnate, The name of Hugh Willls member of the Illinois mine workers' POl tive board was brought into the tes- timony today, in the trial of five men charged with murder in connection with the Herrin riots by two state witnesses, Under cross-examination both witnesses sald they would not be positive in their identification, Miss Sarah Elizabeth Doyle, ploneer woman suffrage worker, educator and RUST CRAFT GREETING CARDS FOR ALL YOUR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS, INCLUDING CAT, DOG AND FLIVVER Every Eleventh Greeting Card Customer Gets Their Entire Purchase FREE OF CHARGE Ohrnstedt’s 72 WEST MAIN ST. FOX’S ~— Mon., Tucs.,, Wed. ‘WESLEY BARRY, In { “HEROES OF THE STREET" Better Than “RAGS-TO RICHES” R. M. GUMPRECHT, THE WATKINS DEALER “Says" The city of New Britain boasts of ‘ ‘more begutiful women than any other city. It is a boast to be proud of. Fortunatrlj, fate smiles kindly on' all | women, by giving them such wonder- ful alds to beauty—as Watkins Garda Cream, Talcum Powder, I"ace Powder, Rouge, Tollet Water and Perfume. The J. R. Watkins Co. Beauty Department conducted by Ruth Taft will advise you on all beauty questions. Get in touch with her through— & R. M. GUMPRECHT 347 EAST ST. Tel. 22! CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR HER FOR HIM FOR THE KIDDIES, On Today’s Want Ad Page Classifications 65 A-B-C-D 254-13. TOYLAND Last Call on all Toys PEOPLE’S 1c 328-332 MAIN ST. ¢ { % { prominent elub woman died early to- day at her homse in Providence, She was 92 years of age, Miss Doyle was one of the founders of the Rhode Is- land school of design and of the state federation of women's clubs and was chalrman of the committee which or- ganized the women's college In Brown universit Immediate return to the owners of all small properties seized during the war was urged today by Allen Pro- perty Custodian Miller before the house commerce committee which is considering a bill under which 03 per cent of the trusts in the hands of the government most of them valued at less than $10,000 would be re- leased, British and French amateur radio operators will begin their effort to span the Atlantic ocean tonight, and will continue to do so for nine day4 under the direction of the American amateur relay lcague, whose heaa- yuarters are in Hariford, Ct. A cable- gram received frem abroad today and given out at geadqbarters says that T'ritish amat#rs will use in the trans- mitting wave lengths of 190, 200, 210, 212, 440 and 440h meters. French amateurs will transmit on wave iengths between 180 and 400 meters. Secret code words will be transmitted to identify the sinding stations. Mrs., Margaret Detz, ninety-threa, mother of seventeen children, twelve of whom are living, died at her homs in Brown Township, Stark county, Ohio yesterday. Mrs, Betz also is sur. vived by forty-two grandchildren, sixty-two great-grandchildren and one great-gregt-grandcehild. The pastor of every church in Suut Ste. Marle, except one, last night signed an agreement not to perform any marriage ceremony in which elther party has a former husband or wife lving. Seth Andersou, who began working for the Chicago First Netional bank twenty years ago as an office boy, was arrested last night charged with em- bezaling $70,000 from the institution. Anderson, who is only 35 years old despite his long service, has confessed to the embezzlement, according to tederal officizls who made the arrest. Three armed men, one of them mas- querading as a woman, held up the First National bank at Dyer, Ind., yes- terday and escaped with $5,000 after a battle with citizens, in which the bandit dressed as a woman was shot and had to be carried to a waiting automobile by his compniaons. Eight union trainmen leaders were convicted of conspiracy to obstruct interstate commerce for thelr activi- ties in connection with a. strike last August against the Santa Fe by ver- dict of a jury in the United States district court at L.os Angeles yester- day. In this strike some twenty trains were abandoned in the California- Arizona desert, leaving the passengers stranded. JUBILEE AT SEMINARY | Twenty-fifth Anniversary of Founding of St. Hartford, Being Observed by Alumni Today. The 26th anniversary of the foun- dation of St. Thomas’' Seminary in Hartford is being observed at the in- stitution today, with a general re- union of the alumni and student body. The seminary was founded 25 years ago by the late Right Rev. Michael Tierney, bishop of the Hartford dlo- cese, as a preparatory school for boys who intended studying for the Catho- lic priesthood. During its existence, hundreds of young men from all over the state and points ctsewhere have attended and graduated, the majority of them entering the grand seminar- ies to further their priestly studies, and a great many of them taking up various other lines and professions. New Britain was always largely represented at the school by a body of young men, and many of them, later on, were ordained and came back to this city to celebrate their first mass. A large number of them visited the seminary today, to renew Thomas’, Friday and Saturday. Before buying elsewhere look over our large stock to 98¢ STORE ¢ NEW BRITAIN old aequalntances and friendships made while they were students there, Orange Growers Want to Get Anti-Frost Insurance Los Angeles, Dec, 21,—Orange growers have appealed to Lloyds for Insurance for their crops against frost according to officlals of the Californin IPruit Growers' exchange, Whether Lloyds would assume such a risk has not been announced but exchange of- ficlals sald they belleved the under- writing will be done, LEGAL NOTICE TNOTICE, By virtue of an execution T now hold, 1 will sell at Public Vendue to the highest bidder to satisfy sald exe- cution and my fees thereon at 18 Whiting street, Plainville, Conn,, on December 30, 1922, which will be fourteen days after date, the following described property to wit: 1 cash register, showcases, display racks, roll top desk. coal stove, oll stoves, platform scale. small scale, ofl tanks. safe. 23 100-1b. bags fertilizer, 1 paper baler. % bbl. Princes Metallic. 1 bbl, yellow ochre. 8 rolls roofing paper. 7 screen doors. 1 box pt. bottles, 1 ice cream freezer. 2: wheelbarrows, 1% roll chicken wire, 1 box window glass. 1 set stove grates. 2 set stove bricks. 2 emery grinders. 10 1-gal. oil cans. 14 kegs nadils. rolls wire cloth. 1-man cross-cut saws. 2-man cross-cut saws. copper bottom wash bollers, wine press. 3-gal. keg. wash boards. buck saws. 12 axes. 3 lanterns. 12 trowels. 2 sleds. 1 lot stove pipe and elbows. 33 tool handles. 4 bush scythes. 3 corn knives. 14 forks. 4 hoes. 2 rakes. 13 shovels. spades. crow-bars. tamper. dozen tie lines. rat traps. boxes tire tape. boxes fly ribbon, steam gauges. lot stove pipe dampers. lot brackets. box tank floats, 1 roll fence wire. 2 potato hooks. 1 force pump. 2 galvanized wash tubs. 10 baskets. 1% bushel measure. 3 chick feeders. 1 mail box. 6 stable brooms. dozen cotton gloves. window bryshes. feather dusters. 41 chair seats. 19 gas mantles. 1 case needles and shuttles, 1ot stove pipe collars. cans glue. lot hinges. lot tacks. lot files. white wash brushes. box varnish brushes. lot washers. box springs. hox steel ‘wool. lot lamp chimneys. lot lantern globes. pulleys. boys' tool chests. boxes malt syrup. 170 cans paint, 40 cans varnish. 12 jars wood dye. 19 boxes shells. 1 box blank cartridges. 9 balls twine. 10 boxes patching plaster. 1 lot locks, 3 boxes door knobs. 1 lot stove polish, 9 packages seeds. 1 lot of window and blind fixtures. 1 lot jar rubbers. 2 sprinkling cans» 1 case bathroom fixtures. 1 lot boits. 1 lot screws. 18 cans enamel. 4 bottles furniture polish. b dozen cans stove polish. 20 cans oll. boys tool chests. lot pump and faucet packings. valves. lot door handles. corn poppers, boxes bulbs. boxes Alabastine. cans whale oil soap. d Dated at Plainville, Conn., Decem- ber 16, 1922, 3 2 3 1 9 T e 1 2 1 .t 1 1 1 1 4 8 JAMES R. LACEY, Deputy Sheriff. THE HERALL “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Reference. LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INBERTIONS, Charge Prepald 0 " line Rates 0 [ [ \nnrly Order Upon Appll(‘lllnn. ANNOUNCEMENTS Args for church at 93 TATHTRTAIAS (reen, oxt and clubs, Whelesalo and retail West Main 8t GUT Nawera and Chiiatmas piants At Tow prices. N, B, Greeuhouse, Oak and Lasallo atreef, OWERING ¥ ecut flowors for man wreaths and [ plants, Christmas Alwo Toston ferns, and all varleties of cherry troes 250 up; Very nice plants for $1.00, Adelfo San- dalle, 218 Onl 8t, Tol, 680-12, (‘oun( L] wnrfll to a lin 14 lines to an inch, Minimum Bpace, 3'L Minimum Rook ( No. Ad, Accepted After 1 P, M. For, Clasaified Page on Same Day. Ads Accopted Over the Telephone For Convenlence of Customers, Call 925 And Ask For a “Want Ad" Operator, ar ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial lnfi. Monuments. HBADBTONES and monuments of marblo and granite; all grades and sizes, Com tery arrangements made, lots cared for, ete, John F. Moohan Monumental Works, | _ Clark_8t., Corner Unfon Bt._ City Items Diamond rings, Himberg & Horn's, —advt, Santa Claus headquarters at Besse- Leland's.—advt, The regular meeting of the Ladies' {Auxiliary,. A. O. H, will be held to- morrow evening in Judd's hall. A pound party for the benefit of the {poor will be held after the meeting. f Gulbransen Player Pianos, Morans'. St. Mark’s church- T"'ountain Pens and Eversharp Pen- cils at Adking’, 64 Church street.— advt. Player Planos and Victrolas. Pierce & Co.--advt. Dennison Seals, Tags and Labels at Adkins', 64 Church street.—advt. Good skating today. Pilz-Rhodes rink. —advt, LOGAL BOYS WIN HONORS Pohlman and Preissel Among 25 Who Stand Highest in Studies at Clark University. C. L. | William Preissel, son of Mr. and | Mrs. Joseph F. Preissel of 174 Dwight istreet and Kenneth E. Pohlman, son !of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Pohlman of 133 Trinity strect were among the 25 students who attained first rank in scholarships at Clark university, Wor- cester. Pohiman secured 11th place and Priessel 25th. Connecticut stu- dents were most prominent among the honor roll of the college, the state being represented by eight students who were mentioned on the honor roll, Walter S. Hanover of Groton |heading the list. | Pohiman is a graduate of the New | Britain High school where he organ- |ized the Science club and was a prom- inent member of the debating team, !besides winning honors in several sub- |jects. At Clark university he:was ap- |pointed treasurer of the freshman class and was recently initiated in the \Alp}m Sigma Alpha fraternity. He is 'a member of the Clark university science club. | Preissel is a graduate of the New Britain High school where he won honors in mathematics and. English. He is taking a three year course at Clark specializing in chemistry. He | is a member of the Delta Mu fraterni- ty. SPECIAL DIVIDEND, The regular quarterly dividend . of 214 per cent and a special dividend of $5 on every share, was declared at a meeting of directors of the American Hardware corporation yesterday. The two dividends make a total cash dis- bursement on capital of $10,000,000 of $760,000. AUCTION sell the equipment of the W. L. 0., at JAS. . WHITE'S STABLE, 289 MAIN 8T, NEW BRITAIN, CONN, TUESDAY, DEC. 20TH, 1922 AT 1 A M, Reo Speed Wagon, 3 Horses, Wagons, ete. Reo Speed Wagon with delivery body, in good condition; palr of horses, black and brown, welgh over 3,000 Iby., good age and right: black mare, welght about 1,500 lbs.: |1 two-horse wagon with box: 3 one-horse {wagons with boxes; 3 lumber wagons: % two-horse bob sleds: 1 ene-horse hob sled; |one set of hobs; spring wagon: set double | harness; express harness; collars, ete. Auctioneer’s Notice—The W. L. Damon ve sold their real estate to The Stan- 3 e & Level Co. They must vacate immediately. Al will be sold without re- serve. DBid and buy. Sale positively, rain cover if stormy. E. M. GRA T will | DAMON (i or shine. Under| ER, JR., Auctioneer, Tel. Thompsonville, Conn. — Special Notice Barber‘shops will close all day Christmas day. Kindly get your serv- ice before then and give the boys a holiday. < W e A Cch W AWT GOT M_IA FER Him T COOR! Who Said Neewah Had Quit ATTENTION, JORDAN AND M FARLAN motor Connecticut, HUPMOBILE CARS—Sal LEXTNGTON—Tligh grade motor cari NASH and O REOC MOTOR CARS an STUDEBAKERS—Light | BUICH BUICK, 1917, 6 passenge WRBATHE, crosses, ornamonts, etc, (‘lm . tery decorations dellvered, East At, Phone 485, Tost and Found 8 CRANTK for auto truck loat Thursdny, Den: 14th, In vielnlty of Broad §t. Reward If left at Hernld office, E\H(HARRLR Tost, tortoian hell, Friday, 16, Finder please call 916-4, Re- "rd. CIRRARY BOOK— “Keepor of the Daor," den 8t POCKETBOOK lost Saturday afternoon con- taining mhout $23, Travelers girls' club pans, recelpts, ete, Please roturn to Her- ald, Reward, POCKBTBOOK Monday betwesn Main. gt school THREE KE Saturday night, Pleaso return to and_receive reward. Tost Wednesday between' bakery and L., F, & C. probably in a store. Reward, Return to Box 18J, Herald, CHILD'S wweater and coat found en Arch 8t. Owner can liave same by applying dt Herald and paying for ad. contalning $18 foat Inst and Rockwell Teral i Tialiinan's ALL PERSONS! — "Whole Grain Wheat" eaten twice a day, takes aches and palns away; wonder-food of the age; 15c can, Am, Mdse, Unlon, 321 New_ RBritaln, Conn, 000 people with corns, cal- louses, chapped hands, eczema, hemorr- holds, sores or skin affections to buy a box of Honey Bee Olntment. Guaranteed. Clark_& Brainerd, Drugs. Stnn- Annnuncemem,a. PAY AS YOU GET TAID and b) dressed. Boston Clothing Store, "New Britain's Famlily Clothier,” 63 Church 8t. CUTLER AUTO PARTS— MOVED FROM 22 OAK ETEEE( TO 38 HARTFORD AVENUR, TELEPHONE 2761, WHY BURN COAL-—When you ean get twice the heat at half the cost by instal- ling in 5 minute's time “Uni-Hete Ofl-Gas Burner,” in your range or heater. Red hot fire instantly cooks, bakes, heats, Sets in firebox of any stove. Agent, 534 West Main 8t., city. AUT()MOTIVF Auto and Tr l,k Agy ncl(-s. BUICK MOTOR CARS—"Better cars are be- ing bullt and Buick is bullding them.” New Britain, Bulck Co., 226 Arch street. Telephone 2607, BUICK OF touring Rex ster, two top Cohen, Heo the 158 Py 930, § DA, wodan, new palnt In excellent condition mechanieally, fine up- holstery, good tires and many extr Britaln Bulck Co., 226 Arch #t, Tel, Inc,, Cl on vither truck, Apply J. M, Delaney & ne, Meriden, Conn B L. BATTERY, sales and service sia- “tion. T, H, Cogawell, § Chestnut street, Phone 1418-2, for hm-rm " Ank 7« Inter sto un‘ e s rosmon. Wet O'Nell Tire & Battery Con P nd second auto parts, Standard Aute Ar Co., 21 Ok Bt. Phone §16-4. FORD CATB-—We have 3 tdurings and road- stora In excellent condition, Your cholea at $66 and $76. R, C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry 8t _v'hone 2051 FORD BPEEDSTBI—Red body, dio with cord ) Boach ‘magneto, right, The John Cook FORDR--T'rom $06 to truek, In A« condition, Sales (o, Phone 671-f, FORD touring car, 1 I‘Ih'l ord fo Berlln Auto 0 Tiew iires, now top, demountable rims. This cor was struck by another and body and right-hand fenders wrecked. Just the thing to make into a spoedster. lad just been over- hauled, First Afty dollars takes It. Ad- P. 0. Nox 456, Waterbury, Conn, fouring enr, §85; 1920 to #xls, cuslion tire on rear, $125; 1917 runabout, $66. Terms it desired, Automotive Sales Servico, 200 Enst [ nd No roasonable offers feveral tourings a Cohen, Ine., ‘o of accessories, terms refused, Aaron G, 4 panx. sednn, with 6 brand new tires, good paint and uphol. story. Btoplight and other extras. Eco- nomleal to operate and salling chieap, Britain Bulek Co., 225 Arch Bt, T 2 HUDSON coupe, 1017, In exca Can bought at a surprisi for o . An ideal var for someone, Clll after 6 p. m. /G, C. Kotsback, 118 Brook street, N. B, FRRANK LT HUDSON USED CAnr DEPT. passenger Cadill coupe at a low price, in good condi- Call Late model 4 tion, THE HONEYMAN AUTO BALES CO, . 139 ARCH ST, TELEPHONE' 2100, HUPMOBILE-- touring, 1¥20; new paint and in first clans shape. 1918 Chalmers sedan. 1920 Ford couj 1921 self s CITY SERVICE BTATION, 'STANLEY ST. AT HARTI'ORD AVE, OAKT,AND roadser. werfect condition, C. Rudolph, 127 Cheriy 8t. Phone 2051- OAKLAND, 1820, 5 pass. touring I8 in excellent condition, just over! will not leak oll. Full set of side curtains, 5 good tires and many extras, A good car at a bargain price. New Britaln Buick Co, | 225 Arch St. Phone 260’ ;1818 teurfig ¢ OAKLAND ROADSTER, 1920, in good con- dition; has many extras, looks good and 5 excellent tires, Price right. A. G, Haw- ker, 68 Eim St. Phone 24 CADILLAC, JEWETT & PAIGE CARS-- Lash Motor Co, "A Jleputable Concern' ‘West Main, Corner Linvoln Bt. COLUMBIA AND DORT MOTOR CARS=— Commerce and Ruggles trucks. R. O. Rue dolph, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2051-3. DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS—Salsl and Service. 8. & F. Motor Bales Co,, 1vi Elm_8t,, Cor, Franklin. Phone 731, DURANT AND STAR motor cars. and service. ‘Just Real Good Care.” A. Bence, 18 Main Bt. Phoue 221b. Salas [ FORD CARS, Fordson Tractor, Saies Berv- ice; genuine parts and accessorios, Autu- motive Sales Co., 200 E. Main Ht. cars d service, 174 High St. Harttord, Telephone 34599, Bales and service, City Service Station, Hartford Ave. and Stan- ley Sts. A. M. Paonessa, Prop. Suley and service. C. A, Bence, 61 Main 8t. Phone 2215, n& mctor cars. Hal and . Hawker, 68 Elm §t. - service. A. OLDSMOBILE—Saes and rervice at the Bo. ind age, 171 South Main street, Tele- phone 2530, sth M. Cor, ¥im Tele- truck Searle & Co. Sales and servi and Park Sts, New Britain, Conn. phone 2110, | six touring, $u75; special six touring, $1276; big six touring, $1650; ¥. O. B. factory. M. Irving Jest 193 Arch St. “This is a Studebaker year. FBITES with u!nnern HDO up. p. Now is Hw time to buy. Our assortment In- cludes Dodges, Chevrolet; Reos and Maxwells, Aaron G, Park stre Hartford, Conn, _2:3457. Open_evenin BUTCK t8ix touring, $326, KoMek, 200 rear East Main St. Telephone Bes J. M. OLDSMOBILE “§7 in excellent condition, § passenger, economlical to opcrate, looks good, Price only $200. Terms to ruspons! ble partles. C. A. Bence, 61 Main 8. _Phone_2215. ndi- tloned, new paint, perfect, tully equipped and runs.like new car Price right, Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch 8t. Phone 2109, OVERLAND FEDAN, 1918. Paint is excel- lent, 5 very good tires and wire wheels, upholstery is like new and runs smooth- ly. Price is low, part cash, Honeymon Auto Sales Co, 139 Acch St. Tel. 2109, STUDEBARER, 1021, “special six” sedan. 1n exceptionally good conditlon at a low price. Time payments If desired. Honey- man Auto Bales Co., 139 Arch St. Teles vhone 2109. STUDEBAKER, fine condition throughout. galn. Aaron G. Cohen, 8t.,, Hartford. Natlonal, Car In new, street. 1921, epecial touring In Very good bar: Inc., 185 Park 1518 Tires iz meven passenger car, first-class condition, Also new spare tire. Beaver ories, except ti stock Includes Ford parts, ignition parts, and Brake lining largest stock of automobtle parts and accessories In the clty. Rack & B Bta, Tel. 1074, BATTERIES—Wet and dry winter storage, all makes. Reasonable rates. J. M. Far- rell, 110 Franklin_Sa. Phone 1218, FISK & FIRESTONE tires. The users of these tires belleve In playing saes. Service also. West End Vulcanizing Works, 394 West Main St, C. F. McCarthy, Prop, _Phone_1091-¢ W TR FEDERAL tires & Michelin tubes. Author- ized sales nagency. Judd unlop, 1% Franklin Squage, Piione 1228, GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES-—“Good- vear means Good Wear.” Absolutely guars anteed inst imperfections. Don't ex- periment, get the best, All automoblle #izes. Charles E. Hadfield, successor o Hadfleld-Swanson Co., 21 Myrtle street. Telephone 1708, 1920, 7 passonger, 6 cylinder tour Ing car, § excellent tires, brand new palint, upholstery is excellent, just thoroughly re conditioned throughout, This car looks ab- folutely new. Full set of alde curtains, economical to operate, See this car before buylng. New Britain Buick Co, 226 Arch 8t. Phone 2607. “Next to a New Bulck Is a Used Bulc touring car. Me- chanically perfect, just overhauled, new paint, full set of side certains, many ex- tras, and very good tires. A real buy. New Britain Bulck Co., 226 Arch 8t Phone 2607, “Next to a New Bulck Is a Used Bulek." BUICK, 1920, 4 passenger coupe, just thor- oughly reconditioned and newly painted, 5 very good tires, upholstery perfect and has many extras. Price is low, Now Brit- aln Buick Co, 236 Arch St. Phone 2607. “Next to a New Buick Is a Used Bulck." JO'NEIL'S BATTERY AND STORAGE PLAN —LET U8 EXPLAIN THE SYSTEM OF NO REGRET8--100% PERFECT. O'NEIL PIRE_& BATTERY CO, 30 WASHING- TON ST. PHONE 900, ISTORAGE = BATTERIES-—-Winter storage. wet and dry. Low: prices, A. G. Hawker, 53 Elm 8t R R RES--8e 3 and %; also all parts for a Ford cheap. Auto Repair Co., 538 E. Main St, Phone 2016-3. TIRES—Cord tires, Fore mze, 30x3%, of Norwalk make and fuily gua . Rackliffe Bros, Park and Ml[clv B!l Phone 1074, BY CLIFF STERRETT pald for used cate. Hee dard Auto Repalr Co, 23 Oak Bt, T witiclent tax! wer Taxl Bervice, at the K. PACK.,AD BERVICE-—B for long trip Call Jde l"ll'r. l“'- I“ LaSalle atr TAXT FVATION -Quick, rellabie servioe. phone numnbers In mind, 1842-3, Louls Miller, 8 LB ) GLEN 1. ""Garage apace for three cars, 1n: quire 124 Rockwell Ave. Tel. 1331~ 13, In a centrally located, steam he aclour garage. Uso your car when. er you want it, A mechanic always on the floor and rent s reasonsbla, Our serve ice car s alwaye ready at your call, Just Phone 1644, Charland's Auto Borvice Btas [} winter. atorhigs. Tho 8, & F. Motur maion Cor, Franklin 8t T charge, Peter Roswo, East Maln_ 8t BLDTNG VISt us 1n our We are installing new equipment that will save you money, Wateh us grow, Commercial Welding Co., 227 Glen St, Phone 2899, AUTOMOBILE running on. Al varleties replhced. service 18 our alin and t vody and radiator experts, _Corbin 653, ATTOMOBILE Lowest prices in town, South Main 8t AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and truck bodies made to order. High class work, satis- faction guaranteed and price r 1. Ravizza, 332 Park 8t, Phone 5 AUTO RADIATOR cores inserted | timo and positively guaranteed. New and used radiators carried in stock; all makes New England Hadlator Works, 36 East St. FPhone 860, Y BTRAIGHTENED and wl Auto springs 4 specialty 224 Arch 8. Phone 60 ATTE “When in troub of good batterles or skilled service 1 first. Edw. an.k t the City Service Bts- on, Hart Bt ACETY TN new bullding. wn are auto 0. Becker, “PAINTING “and st pi! Joe Amlzln. 367 XI p-lm? Bakel automoblle raundry. Simoniz pre tects finish in winter weather. Auto wasi Ing. Curs olled and = greased, Storn space. Starting, lighting, Ignition and gen- viutor work. Succeeding Plucker's Klecs tric Co., rear 218 Maim St. Tel. 1344, all rear out. " Repalr Vincelette Phone 869-13 “Washington garage, and overhauiing, ON ™ burned mukes of cars, 165 Arch St | HOTEL puiring service, rate rage, General sistent with workmauship. McGauley and _Behnett, 139 Arch St. Vhone 1199, GVERHAULING of all makes of motor cars. Frices are low, So. knd Garage, 171 __Sowth Main St._Phone ¥i0. 00 6 t Main, Machine and tool work. Auto ring, Ford biooks rebored I, 8 RADIATOR REPAIRED, new cores ins stalled, Jents and jams removed from auto bodiee und fenders. luitquist Bros., 107_Arch street. Phone’ 1326-3, i CURTAINS in good condition solute necessity in winter. Have you pilred or It mecessmry, repinced. before the rush sets In, which meaus a lower price and_ leae; delay, Hurt L ilob shiops 68 Hart 6t., rear. Phone 164-14. TUKB, mde (urtains and sip-covers made 0 fit your car or repaired. Auto bodies of very description upuolstered and res paired, ‘Twenty. yeats' experionce in this business, J. W Walsh Auto Top & Up- holetering Co., 207 Eim Bt, near ey mour_8t,' Plone 2649, VULCANIZING and tire repairs of ail kinds Expert advice on tire conditions. Dia- tributors of DAYTON ‘“THOROBRED" CuRis TIRKS. whe Hall Tire Co., 210 BUSINESS SERVICE -~Mothiers, we have two obby-horse ¢hairs to amus kiddies while having their hair trimmed. Houvs, ¥ n. 3 p. m. 32 Church, Opp. Beloin, MAGNETIC Masseuse, botn body and face, skiliful Vaporic treatment for Rheuwas tismu, Neuirnlgin Magnetic vibratlon ! the spinal vertcbrae for tiredness ana sleeplessoess; treatments by visit or &t ler home. Mrs, Sadle Reeve, 166 Main St. Phone 2887, Building and Contrat 19 CARPENTENR jubbing, ahingling. M, C. Helsler, Telephone 1492-4 between 12 nid 1 and after 6 p. m. CHIMNEY REPAIR and plaster work, SEASON work, Charles Beh, ephone 1185-2. plastering Tel. brfcklaying and 691 West Main Bt Bustnms Service l{enflered 20 AWNINGS #aken down and stored for the winter, Canoples furnished for weddings and receptions. Canvas speclalties and contalners of all kinds. kddy Awaing & Decorating Cn., City Hall Place. CABINET MAKINU—AIll kinds. G. H. Day, rear 153 Arch Street. Phone 2833, SIGNE of distMiction give character Lo your business or profession. For the city's best service in commerclal slgn painting eean The New Britaln Sign Co.,.3¢ Church Bt. _ Telephone 94, MIRRORS RESILVERED and chairs caned. Workmanship guaranteed, Edward Gers fain, 168 Arch St. Phone 869-2, PICTURE VRAMING—Bring in_that pice ture you want framed now. A framed pice ture wnakes an ideal present, Ohrnstedt's, 14 West Main 8t SKKATES SHARP NED—L A A!’rh_lt_fufil._ ks o UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture, All kinds of repairing, The Furniture BExe chauge, 67 Arch St A. J. Grafe, Mg WINDOWS CLEANED In pilvi Hjerpe, 7 EANED offices, and storvs, General ho cleaning trom the cellar to Vacuum work Is our speclalty. Aie the lowest In town. New Brituln Wine aow Cleaning Cu, 88 West Main St ne sy repair rubber ber shoes and all Church St. WHY spend §6 for A new hat. You can your old one made over and look like new by Conrad, The Hatter, Corner Broad and_Washington Sts., New Britain, Conn. Dreasmnklng ana Dlllllnery 23 HATE-0f style and Guality. Complete line of linens aud novelties. Violet siilifnery, 486 i stivet, HEMSTITCHING, plaln pleot curves aua dressmaking. Persvaal at Blanchette, 141 Mali 8t, Yeles arctics and rubs i) oot kinds of rubber, ey got HEMSTITCH your Ifnens and other white guods tor Christmas gifts, siatched box und side pleats in stiiped goods. yinsbu * Dress Pleating abd button Shop, 19 Wal nut 8t. [WBSONS In dressmuling. Bpecial pric classes and clubs, Privite lessons. Woms man's Institute Methods ek Jaue My Gill, B45-Bs DA