New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1922, Page 15

AUTOMOTIVE “TBervice Stations Repairing, 17 VULGANTZING and tire repairs of all Kinds. “Expert advice on tire conditions, Dis- tributors of DAYTON ‘THOROBRED" { CORD_ TIRES, . The Ball Tire Co. 310 Arch stroet, BUSINESS SERVICE = e Barhers, Halrdressers, Masseusé 18 AATRCUTTING—Mothers, We have two hobby-horse chairs to amuse kiddies while having thelr hair trimmed. Hours, $ . m, to 8 p, m. 32 Church, Opp. Beloin, ETIO Massause, both body and face, skiliful Vaporio treatment for Rheuwgs- tiem, Neuralgis Magnetic vibration «f tho apinal vertebrae for tiredness ana [l ; treatments by visit or. at v 166 Main St. Phone 288 Building and Contract. and Cameras. 65 A, B, C and I D. Address Books, Boudoir Lamps, Cedar Chests, Recipe Outfits, Diamonds, Glo iery, Pearls, Pictures, Rings, Tea Sets, Bracelets, Slippers, Wrist Watches, Silver Sets Read the Christmas Gift Suggestion Ads' On This Page. Headings XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS Criicl Gloves, Hos- T JONK—~We buy m.fi:‘fi Il kinds of furniture, We A Rodinsky, 1 Oak etreet. phone 1 ! b ;; WANTED, RAW FURS—~ Higheat prices pald, XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS MOVING—When you ars ready to move and want your moving done right, just oall John P. Farrell & fion, day or night, Bus parties taken care of short notice, John P, Farrel & Hon, 343 North 8t. Tel. 1726 or 689-14. Established 35 y.ars STRAW RIDES a spacialty, Moving, truck- Ing and express. Parcel dellvery. T. F. McMahon, 123 Cherry 8t, Phono 2683-3, OARPENTER Jobbing, shingiing, M, Helsler, Telephone 1492-4 hetween 12 and 1 and after 6 p. m, T, REPAIRING ana and plaster work, Work gua: McLarney, 131 Clark 8t, Pho MASON. work, brickiaying And DiAstering 1 Cha Beh, 691 West Main Bt. Tel. ephone 1186-2. TAKE orders.for Ice-boxe, Showcaes, win- dows for Mew houses; all kinds of wood- working, M. Tomko, 39 Lafayette St. P e T Business Service Rendered, 20 AWNINGS taken down and stored for tha winter. turnished for weddin Canven gpeciaities and containers of all kinds, “#ddy Awaing & Decorating Cn., Gty Hall Place. " CABINET MAKINU—AIl kinds, G. H. Day, rear 153 Arch Strest. Phone 2633, BIGNE of aistinction xvo Character to your business or profession. For the city's best service 1 commercial slgn painting sen The New liritain Blgn Co, 34 Church St. ™ 94, MIRRORS WESILVERED and chairs caned. Workmanship guaranteed. Bdward Gor- fain, 168 Arch 8t. Phone 889-3, FIGTURE FRAMING—Bring In that pic- ture you want framed now. A framed plo- ture makes an ideal present. Ohrnstedt's, 72 Weat Main 8t. UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture, All kinds of repalring. The Furniture Ex- change, 67 Arch Bt. A. J. Grafe, Mgr, WINDOWS CLEANED In private hou offices, and stores, General housework and cleaning from the cellar to the roof. Vacuum work is our specialty. Ourrates are the lowest in town. New Britaln Win- dow Cleaning Co, 88 West -Main St. Phone_888. ¥ WH repalr rubber boots, arctios and rub- ber, shoes and all kinds of rubber, - 73 Church 8t. WHY spend 36 for a new hat, ¥ou can get your old one made over and look like new by Conrad, Tho Hatter, Cornor Broad ¢ _and Washington Sts,, New Britain, Conn. = = e Dressmaking ana Millinery, 22 HATS—Ot stylo and quality. Complete line of linens and novelties, Violet Millinery, 5 365 Arch_street. s + /IEMSTITOHING, piain picot edge, zIg 7ag ocurves and dressmaking. Porsonal atten: tlon, Mlle. Blanchette, 131 Main St. Tele- T R S AR 7 FIEMBSTITCH your jinons and other white goods for Christmas glits. Matched’ box and side pleats in striped goodls. Ginsburg's Dress Pleating and Button Shop, 19 Wal- nut St. Phone 1338-3. {ESSONS In dressmaking, Special prices to classes and clubs, Private lessons. Wom- man's Institute Method, Tel. Jane E. Gill, 546-5. f l)n-ln-gw and _Clunlng" ning. 23 CLEANING and ayeing 18 our exciusive bus: iness, Garments of all decriptions; draperies, portleres, curtains, cleanvd or dyed, Batisfaction su anteed. New Brit- ain Dry Cleaning Corp. 96 W. Maln 8t Phone 1323-3. L CLEANING, dyeing and pressing, P and hemstitching, remodelling Old garments given & Tiew appearanc a short time and at small expeuse to i you, New Emmpire Dry Cleantug Co., 14 Main Bt, Pl 621 T Painting, Paper Hanging. 27 AOUSE PATNTINCG and Intorior decorating. Estimntes cheerfully given. A Schacht, _74 Talaott Bt. Phone 1787:3. MAX “TRESKY — Painting, d:‘mrltlfl'l l:nd ‘5‘- "P ”p.-‘t"’ L it 'h -4, prices. _3) Harvar iome_1322-4 $1360 for . Bx- cellent _investment, Pnrker & Deming, 193 Malf 8t Mmm} Loaned, CHRISTMAR MONEY—Winter and {he hol- idays mean that there s fuel to buy, the children need warm clothing, family and friends should bo remembored with gifts. Meet ‘thes needs the Beneficial Way by consolidating all of your small obliga- tlons in one loan which you may pay off in from five to Mftoen installments, in that will' not embarrass you or vou any hardafip. Loans from $25 to $300, on home furniture, at legal rates. Beneficial Loan Soclety, Reom 104-5, 87 W. Main 8t, Phone 1-9-4-3, Wanted—To Borrow. 49 Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 PLUMBING, Unning and general Jobblng. Louls Nair, #0 Lafayette St. Phono 2764, Residonce, 2618-1 WHEF your plumbing, roof, or rain pipes need “p“fi any time of day or night, 20 CLOTHES valled for and vered by The London Valet Service, Ye Lomdon BShop. _Phone 5%6-3, Blm, corner Main 8t. BUITE AND OVERCOATS with style, plus quality and fit at J, Wuck's, the well- known tallor at 69 Arch Bt, opposite the South church, BUITS of unusual quality, 1mported and domestic woolens, for summer and fall ENDORSER—WIIl give Tiberal bonus. Ad- drem Box 4TF, Horald. = LIVE sTO0k Cattle and Swine, 50 HOLSTEIN BULLS, yeariings, one pure bred one grade, E. H. Kelly, Unlon- ville, Dogs, Cats, Pets. 51 COLLIE PUP, 6 months old for sale, $15, H, R. Day, 161 Stanley §t. Phone 1284-3, IMPORTED German canaries, One iitter of police pupples. O. K. Live Poultry & Dog & Pet 8hop, 216 Arch 8t, BUY of the breeder. Cholco tralned singing canarles, bred In America, splendid col- lection, about two hundred for selection. | Inspection and - correspondence invited, e g','";{.‘fl,.,'f SR enrer s tStiac: | Charles Dawson, 181 North Street, Bris- Teiephone 601, tol, Conn. Phone 1273, SR —Printing, Jobbing, Stationery. 80 Figgs, Poultry, Supplies. 52 KULPER PRINTING CO.—iiigh _grads | COCKERELS—Cholce breeding, Wiite Log- printing of every description In’ Amerl- can and forelgn languages, at reasonable prices. 335 Main 8t., Cor. Commercial 8t., one flight up, Phone 777. QUALITY PRINT BHOP, 338 Main' Bt, Di- rectly opposite Commercial St., upstairs, Tel. 509-6. Letterheads, envelopes, state- ments, cards and circular letters ‘printed to your satisfaction at lowest rates in the city, WRITING PAPER—Monogram or Initial die stamped in gold ¢(40c & quire), or any color at 25c per quive. Belect your writ- ing paper from our completo stock. All the best American lines including Cranes, Highland llnen, Autocret linen, Old Hampshire and Hammermlll bond. Ad- kins, 46 Church_streeot. YOUR MONOGRAM emvossed with a cholco horns, Rhode Island Reds, Barred Rocks. Also a pen of Light Brahmas. Martin Dahlson, 61 Wells 8t. Phone 2088, TURKEY—Live young Tom, weighing 24 Ibs., also some very nice ronsting chickens, Call 86 Franci: , Clty. Tel. 2446-2. R OLD NEWBPA MAT§ — Lining for chicken coops, §0c_a hundred; for sale at _Herald Office, 67 Church 8t. LITTLE PUTNAM STOVE keeps drinking water from freezing in coldest weather, $2.00. 8. P. Strople, 113 Church St. TIVE corn fed spring geesc, 36¢ a Ib, Miss Florence Brandegee, Berlin. Horses, Venicles, 53 BAY MARE, driving, with harness, buggy and business wagon, sultable for baker or Bdw. Gorfain, 168 Arch 8 STOVE PIPE of the best grade Tn 1-4, 1-3 and full tengths, Our prices are the low- 9 est In the pity, L J; Clty Hardw st Main 8t. [ Phone 2650, Co., Machinery, Elec., and Tools, FTEGTRIO PREASURE BYS for wa pump and motor complete. Low Clarence’ B. Baldwin, Kensington, NOVO GABOLENE ENGINES, saws and full lino of farm equipment. Fred Kensingtor Tel, 6 2, Morchandise at The Stores, §7.60 and up. Pay weekly, Hoston Cloth~ ,ing_Btore, 63 Church PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS—We carry a full line for exterlor and interlor work, Complete line glass and hardware, Lehr. er's, 176 East Main Bt. Pho EKATES—Unlon Club skates for everybody, Bleds, wagons and Eveready batteries, Paints and hardware. Ericson and Joh: son, 3¢ Dwight Bt. i 1'0YS, DOLLS and gift novelties at the doil hospital. Doll wigs and heads. Arch 8t. Novelty Shop. 369 Arch street. TROUBERS—A very large assortment of men's drews and work trousers at prices ranging from. $1.95 to $4.96. Army and Store, 58 Church Bt. XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS Gifts For Her 05-A ADDRESS-—Autograph and guest books, Large and small sizes with leather cov- Complete line of Christmas gtfts at kins, 62 Church Bt. BOUDOIR LAMPS—Hand painted shedea i meny designs, only $8.00. Anderson Elec- tric Co,, 259 Maln 8t., up 1 flight. Tel. 519, DAR CHESTS, all size: Copper trim- YAIHBS;i $19 up. Home Furnishing Co. R. R. reade. CEDAR CHESTS—Mahogany and walnut 65! - | OVERGOATS for ‘man, youth, boy and child, Gifts For Him, “05-B NEW BRITAIN HIDE & TALLOW CO, TEL, 109 Gifts For the Household, 66-D - | BMOKING 8TANDS In mahogany Wnd alum- Inum at $2.98, 616 Main St. A renl gift, Max Zucker, BMORING BTANDS of fumed onk, strongly A, Cleszynskl, bullt, 20" high, at $1,66. 6517 Main S8t, 8 KRS—A wonaer uses, in pure wool, at §3 quality, ‘$2.95. Army & Navy Btore, Ohureh’ 8t. WATOI GHAING and knivea of high grade gold fillod and 14k, gold, $6.00 and up. Himberg & Horn, 302 Main St. and 10 R, R, Arca: BLECTRICAL PIXTURES for the holldaya, pecial discount on’ your old ones and don't forget m base: plug for that floor lamp. Drop u card to A, Tyler, Newlngton, FLOOR LAMPS—Mahogany stands and silk shades, special on limited number $17.50, A, Clewzynski, 617 Main 8t. FLOWER STANDS and® podestaln of ny, fumed onk and golden oak, WOOD—Any Tength desired, Call Alexandes _ Bruce, Berlin, ory low prices. A. Clossynskl, 617 Main 8t. . PEDRSTALR of mahogany, onk and fumed Toom tenement, all ntest oak. From 6bc up. Home Furnishing Co., | cite 1ot JIVE SOn floor, rent. $36 R. R, Arcade, WATCHES for gentlemen: Waltham, Bigin, Hamliton and Swiss, $12 up, Himberg & Horn, 392 Main or 10 R. R. Arcade. WOOL HOBE with' sewed clocks, 66 the palr, _Army & Navy Store, §8 Church St, WOOL MUFFLERS—Big assortment, in tho wanted shades, $1.26 to $1,76. Army & Navy Btore, 66_Church street. A camera makes an ideal gift for him, Wo have them from $1.50 to $75. Arcade Studio, Kodak Headqu Gifts For the Kiddies ATR RIFLES—"The Upton," evory boy's delight, only Hardware Co., 49 E. Main 8t, BICYOLES—The “Indlan” mawe, For the young men and boys, A very useful gift and one that lasts, $30 to $40. Charles E. _Hadfield, 21 Myrtle 8t. BOOKB, games, mechanical toys, (eleotric and wind-up), blocks, domestic and Imported mama dolls, pictures, flo- tion and linen books, Arch 8t. Novelty 8hop, 359 Arch St. CHATRS—Ivory colored and reed at $3.00, $6.50 and $0,50. John A. Andrews & Co. 65-0 shot, City 1,000 $2.26, train, — month. Apply A. Pinkus, Opticlan, A small payment down pl the . | siin 8t el ‘l“Er_.___fi chine in the home immediately, An {deal |PWIGHT BT, 31-3 room tenemen gift. Widener's, 138 Main 8t, an apartment house, all modern improves PHONGGRAPHE—Wa Tiave Just Tecelved | —ents._Dwight bu ToL AGR8-13 our last Christmas shipment of the|HART 8T, 167—5 room tenement, all m speclal $76 mahogany cabinet model, See| €M Improvements, Newly remodeled, these machines before buying. Widener's, [ FPhone 1311-6. 138 Main 8t AARTFORD AVE, 360— PHONOGRAPH mb Toom & PIANOS—Put a plano In your Tome thin il Xmas, This_Instrument completes the |TAWLEY & hom Plerce, 246 Main 8t ment to_rent, PICTURES—Beautiful _bodroom pieture Rogular $5.00 value at $3.60, Max Zucker, 616 Maln 8t PICTURES—A framod plcture makes an ideal present. Bring in yours for Christ- mas framing now. Ohinstedt's, 73 West Main_street. PYREX oven-ware, tea pots, etc, Our sortment of this cooking product is most complet A. A. Mills Co., _i(l West Main, RECORDS—A fow _well chosen records make a gift evory phonograph owner Phone 728, Home Banking ity MAIN BT., 61—3 four room Apartments, or top floors, steam heat and Jjanitor service. Bee Cohn about It at 16 Main St MAPLE BT., 13—8 rooms with all - ate improvements, Bee Cohn about it. 16 Main St. Phone 1630, NORTH BTREET—4 & 6 room apartments, all modorn improvements, For particus lars call M, Cohn, at 15 Main 8t. Tel. 1530 WEST MAIN BT., 674—b6 room tenement with hot air sleepin, 8ee Cohn about it at 16 Main 8t WINTHROP ST., 16—Apartment of 4 rooms, all_modern improvements, $26, keenly appreclates. Make your selectlons from the complete stock at C, L. Plerce & Co.'s Music store, 248 Main St. DESKS for the kiddies, Roll top with awivel or stralght chair. Equipped with drawers, pigeon holes 'n everything. John A Atldrews & A big pur- enables us fo quote a very low price on the dependable Lloyd-Loom car- rlage, $5.75. Just the thing for that small daughter. MacKay & Wallin, “The Furni- ture & Drapery Shop,"” 43 Main St, pecial moth-proof chests. ‘Every woman's de- 2!!61. $12.50 to $72.60. John A, Andrews o, DOLL CARRIAGES—The “Haywood-Wake- fleld.” Best quality and strongly bullt, From $4,60 up. Max Zucker, 616 Main 8t. CEDAR CHESTS—A real gift and Highly appreclated by your wife, sweetheart or grown-up daughter. MacKay & Wallin, “The Furniture and Drapery Shop,” 43 Main St CQOKING RECIPR outfits, Neat oak boxes 3x5 or 4x6 with cards to gather thed favorite recipes, Cards are punched to hang up while using to keep clean. Seo them at Adkins, 66 Church St. of § difforent colors and 26 different de- [ Peddler, M. Berry, 218 Rocky Hill Ave.|SyiyGRTE wich sparkie and animation are siene ot en additional chargo of only T6c L Locl found at B. Georges, A Trustworthy Jowo. o the cost of the paper. Ohirustedt’s lor, 166 Main St. Zoom 10. Waik ome Wost Matn St " MERCHANDISE _| _fight "up. 1t will pay you well, Professional Services 31 Articles ¥or Sale. 55| PEARLS—La Taasca and Aristo, French SURGICAT, and dreas corsets made to or- der. Mrs, Mac D. Hall, R. N., Registered Corsetiere, 48 Main St. Phone 798-4. SPECIAL sale on motor boats, Put your or- der In now for the spriug. StandardyAuto “e]"fil 22 Oak 8St. Phone BX‘E-L YOUR old discarded jewelry made into new and ‘beautiful rings, bar pins. Bring in your old gold In exchange for any article of jewelry, rings, pearls, B. Georges, Jeweler, 166 Main St. Room 10. Business and Office Equipment, 57 DAYTON COMPUTING & cash Repairing and Plano Tuning. 32 BEDDING — Have your matiresses, box springs, cushions, piliows, éte, re-made equal to new and returned same day. We also do relining of baby carriages and couch hammocks. = Upholstering. Hard- ware City Bedding Co., 60 ‘remont St. Tel: 2314-4, ACTION worlk a speclalty. Special price on ‘tuning, $2.60, untll Christmas. C. A. Humphrey. _Tel. 2647 KNIVES, shears, skates and all edge tools sharpened. Also oxy welding and all kinds of machine work. Fritz & Berndt, . 31 Greenwood 8t. Phome 153-12: WHATBVER needs sharpening, knives, sclssors, skates, edge tools, R, H. Wllcox, 204 Hart St 3 GLOTHDS cailed for and delivered by The Toudon ~Valet Service. Ye London 8hop. Phone 625-3. Liim, corner Maln 8t. Insurance—All Kinds. 24 AGGIDENT, automobile and iife. Surety and fdelity bonds. Philip M. Fagan, Gen. Ins., Booth's block. Room 407. Phone 2131. ACCIDENT, Life or Fire, See P. J. Mur- ray & Co. for insuratce service, and Realtors, 325 Main St. Tel. 3¢ ACCIBENT AND ALL LINES OF I ANCE. SERVICE AND SATISFACTION. LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST- MENTS, . INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST.CO. TELE: PHONE 138, i i . AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE & speciaity. Service unusual. Call on the phone, We do the rest, Dewitt A. Riley, 272 Main Bt. FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, Life and Acc \ ' ipsurance. Insure with the Home Banking & Realty Co, S6 West Main 8t. Tel. 728, NEW ENGLAND Mutusl Life Insurance ' Co.,:87 Milk St., Boston, Massachusetts. P. Crona, Agent, 173 Main street, New i Britain, Conn. Lawyers—Patent Attorneys. 25 . G. MANNING, Waterbury, ex-patent ex- ‘aininer, New Britain, Wednesdsy, Walk-Over _store by appointment, NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENOY— Booth’s Block, Est. 1866, by Jas. Shepard. LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 269 MAIN 8T. New Britalu and H “Moving, Trucking, Storage. 26 B5US PARTIES at any thme. Moving and trucking of all kinds, N. P. Blanchette, 140 Cherry 8t. Phone 764, JOB. ARBOUR & SON—Local and long dis- tance moving and trucking. Dally ex- press mervice to.New York. Call 2733, EXPERT MOVING— Packing and shipping, elther by rail or truck. Best equipped in the city for local and long distance furni- ture moving. INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & BTORAGE. REAR DICKINSON DRUG STORE. 169 MAIN 8T. PHONES 2002--2090 A. P. MARSH, PROP, FREC . roaches, ants, moths, fecs, rats, ete,, destroyed, Mall orders promptly at- tended to. Dietz System, 48 N. Maln St., Waterbury, TURNIPS - Yellow Globe, natlve potatoes, sweet cider and line bait. Phone 697-2, Feed and Fuel, 50 HARD WOOD—Oal, hickory and maple, cut in stove and fireplace lengths, $15 a cord. Delivered anywhere in the city. R. H. Battey, 700 Wa#t Maln St. Tel. 2378, HARD WOOD, 4 ff, $11.00 per cord de- iivered, Sawed, $15 per cord. A. R. Jones, 72 Whiting St., Plainville. YOUR whole herd will give more milk on Purina Cow Chow, the perfect balanced deiry ration. Call us up. We put the proot in your milk pail. N. B, Bird & Feed Co, Phone 1121-3, pearls, Guaranteed indestructible, $5.560 to $60. I. Resnick, 340 Main St. Opp. Com- mercial St. PEARLS—La Tusca and Deltah. Guaranteed color and ware. From $7.50 up. Himberg & Horn, 392 Main St. or 10 R.'R. Arcade. PICTURES beautifully framed. Pictures for the dining room, bedroom or parlor. Ar- cade Studlo. RINGS-—Genuine Aquamarines, full of life and lustre, in artistically designed mount- ings, $156 to $35. Every girl loves an ac- quamarine, Free Xmas cards with every purchase. B, Georges, Jeweler. Room 10. Opp. Bickinson Drug Co. TEA SET imported from China, 17 pieces, hand painted, only $5.98. Max Zucker, 516 Main St. FLEXIBLE BRACELETS In sterling silver, set with beautiful semi preclous stones of wonderful tint and design. An ideal gift, only $4.00, B. Georges, Jeweler, 166 Main. __Poom 10, Op, g C BLIPPER! in telt, leath . Buckskins for ladies or men at prices ranging from 69c to $2.50. Army & Navy Footwear and Clothl:;;;._ Clothing_Store next door to the Herald Office. Keep well dressed. FUR COATS on weekly payments, Boston Clothing Store, 65 Church St., next to Herald Office, SHEEPSKIN COATS—largest etock in the city. For boys, $6.85; for men, $8,96. Com- pare our prices. Army & Navy Store, 60 Church 8 EDUCATIONAL - " Instrumental and Vocal, 30 MANDOLIN, banjo, "Correct, Tmod- ern instruction, K. C. Benson Barker, 269 Main St, Tel. 289 BHOES for ¢ work and p) i durabllity, as low us $2.48. Nothing higl or than $4.08. Army & Navy Btor L1} Phurs., Fri. and , Church _street. ===f==| GNDERWEAR, HNSIERY & BATH ROBES EMPLOYMENT Heavy ‘wool sox, 21c per palr; 5 pairs, = $1.00. Wool, 2-plece underwear for men, Help—Men Wanted. 41| 95c.per garment, Unlon suits, wool mixed, iitor. Apply F. . Mawe,¥,| WOrth $2.50, for $1.45 the sult, and other REPRESENTATIVES In this locality. Spare time work. Good compensation. Fred J, Flynn, Greenwich, Conn. SELL guaranteed coal-saving device. Save half coal. Expensive coal makes tremen- dous demand 100% profit. Agent, 534 W, Main Si. city. KFOUR men to chop wood, $3 a cord. Shanty or board furnished. A. R. Jones, 72 Whit- bargains which space does not permit us to mentlon. 56 Church_8t. Aruwy & Navy Btore, Footwear UL, iine of Ball Band footwear for and boys. Shoes, hide to wear, botter shoes for less money. All guaranteed. 86 Church_8t. Joe Mortelliti, Good Things To ing Pt Blalnlle._, ~ . |GORNED BEBF from vorned fed _ MAKE money In spare. time unailing let-|."beef, special for this weok, 16c per Ib. ters. Men write now, enclosing stamped ; it Ket, 10 Myrtl : aadreaved:: sivaloper FATANTOT. EyMam. meonos QA BlATKS RySON st Sheldon, Wisconsin. g b Household Articles. 63 Help—Women Wanted 33 | ANTIQUE FURNITURB--Big varioty at ro: KLES AND HIS over 16 to work in lace curfain fac- y; clean and light work, Quick ad- vancement. Steady work. E, C. Carter & _Som, 62 Chestnut 8t, 3 2t GIRL or woman for general housework. One to. go home nights, 267 South Maln atreet. R W 0 GIRL, for light housework..Apply Mrs, R. Robinson, 185 Fairview St. GIRL, wanted to serve In a ciub, $50 month- ly and tips. 236 East Maln 8. TYPIST—Experionced, with knowledge of shorthand. State fully qualifications apd experience. P, 0. Box 1025, duced prics. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St._ A. J. Grafe, Mgr. DOLL'S stroller, table chair, etc., almoat DOLL CARRIAGES—8pecial low prices on limited number only, $3.25 to $7.50. A, Cleszynski, 517 Main St. EVERSHARP PENCILS—Keenly appreciat- ed by the pupil. Only $1.00 and up, The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Main 8t “Gifts That Las IVES ELECTRIC or wind-up, trains, _All sizes with any number of cars. Full equipment of tracks, switches, etc, From $1.76 up. T. H. Cogswell, 4 Chestnut St., Cor, Main Bt. KIDDIE KARS and a large line of jingle cars and red riders from $2.85 to $6.25. A, Cleszynskl, 617 Main § RECORDS—An assortment. of the Iatest |[WINTHROP BST., 236—Desirabl records make an excellent gift. Widen- room rent, first floor, 2 famlily house, er's, 138 Main Bt Phone 1072-3, ilable January 1, - . a WESTERN SECTION of the city, 6 foom tenement, price $40. Apply Watson and Jones, 294 Main 8t. Tel. 2460, WHITING ST., 50—4 room tenement. Rent, $165.00. See Cohn about it &t 16 Main St. WILL have to rent Jan, 1at, 3 nice uni nished steam heated rooms with bath and Kitchenette with gas range. Garage it dee sired. Address Box 178, Herald. TO RENT—Four rooms, $12; five _rooms, $15; small farm, $15. Schultz & Costells, Inc., 242 Main Bt. COR. PLEABANT & FAIRVIEW 8T8 room temement, all _improvements, new house. Phonn 147-4, Hyman Horwitz, COUPLE without Children may have frap rent to May lst, furnished cottage. Let- ters must give tull particulars. Box 16JG. P e Business ¥laces For Rent. 70 ARCH ST., 89—Store, 18x40 feet, $36 per month. W. L. Hatch Co,, City, Hall Bullde ing. _Phone. ARCH BT, 179 AND 183—3 mores, 17x60 SEALING WAX In all colors for m Xmas gifts, beads and decorations, _kins, 66 Church St. TABLE AND FLOOR LAMPS—An appro- priate gift for any household, in attractive designs and strongly bullt. A large aesort- ment here awaits your inspection, Mackay & Wallln, “The Furniture and Drapery Shop,” 43 Main St TABLE SCARFS—Beautiful assortment in rose, blue and gold. Also in assorted tapestry patterns, $2.50, $3.95 and $4.95. Mackay & Wallin, 43 Main 8t. “The Fur- niture and Drapery Shop.” VICTROLAS—A real mousehold gift that brings enjoyment to everyone, ranging in price from $25 to $376. C. L. Plerce & Co., 246 Main St Cards—Decorations—Dinner 65-E CARDS—Folders with envolopes, poems, short sayings, beautiful hand tinted and engraved, visit our Christmas store, St.. Adkins Printing Co. assorted, designs, Be sure and. at 62 Church KIDDIE KARS—For the littie boys, OF solld construction and equipped with rub- ber tires. Only $3.75. Mackay & Wallin, “The Furniture and Drapery Shop,” 438 Main St MECHANICAL TOYS witn or without elec- tric motors, The “Steel Engincering” toy with instruction hook, $1.00, $3.00 and $5.00. John A. Andrews & Co. RADIO SETS—Thls gives endiess ment to the whole famlily. We have sev- eral standard makes. Widener's, 138 Main ROCKERS—A large assortnient of children and misses' rockers, high chairs and play tables. Speclal low prices for'the holi- ! days. - A. Cleszynski, 517 Main 8t. ROCKING HORSES and rockers in all sizes from $1.25 to $14, John A, Andrews & Co. enjoy- ft. each. Sultable for clothing, barbee op, meat. market or grovery atore. Will nt sepaiately or together. Rent reasons able. M. Irving Jester, 189 Arch street. 81 . 0i—Btore to rent. Taquire Adiins_Printing Co., 68 Church 8t SAdkine Printing o, 88 BI.M ST., 8—Corner Main, store suitablo for barber shop and pool room. Bee Cohm about it _at 15 Main Bt. EAL ESTAT ——— e Agents—ReaP Estate k] ANDREWS LAND CO, owners and de- velopers of Grandview. PLAINVILLE real 'estate, bought and wolds Cunningham & Skinner, Nerl block, Plaine ville. Phone 41-4. CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS—Large assortment at popular prices. Greetings applicable to all your friends. Dickinson Drug_company. bl CHRISTMAS CARDS—We carry a big varle- ty of them. The latest and most artistic deslgns, _Arcade Studlo. CHRISTMAS TREE Qecorations and holl- day ornaments at the Arch St. Novelty Shop, 369 Arch St. GHRISTMAS CARDS—Come In and see the finest_display of Christmas cards in tha city, Every 11th Christmas grecting card customer gets thelr entire purchase free of charge. Ohrnstedt's, 72 W. Main St. GBE: ‘ed, for the Christmas W, Russell, Farmington St., Rer- ROCKING HORSES, rockers and infant chairs, $2.256 and higher. Max Zucker, 516 Main St SKATES and shoy gans. The better kind +Monier Bros, “The Sporting 35-42 Maln St and tobog- velocipedes. oods Store,” WREATHS and_dctorations for the home, ¢lub or automobile. Moderate prices. Phone us your order. Welch Flower Shop, 89 W, Main St. Fhone 2181, FRE] Ttistic” Xmas cards given away with every purchase regardless of the amount, at B, Georges, Jeweler, 166 Main [ BESTATE—Anything to reat, buy uf sell see Cohn about it at 15 Main St., the largest individual real ‘estate owner in the city, REAT, BSTATE—1f it's Real Bitate. Ol GEO._A. CLARK, _Atctionewr, MERIDEN, Store, 56 Church 8t. SLEDS—The strongly bullt, steer o 8t., Room 10, Opp. Dickinson Drug Co. WRIST WATCHES 1n plain or fancy de-| lumbia” for bovs and girls, NDISE signs, white or natural gold, 812 and up,|_Charles E. Hadfield, 21 Myrtle St. MERCHANDISE Himberg & Hoen, 392 Main '8t. or 10|TOYS and gifts at cost at Glovers, rear 24 - = = Rallroad Arcade. Spring ‘street, Open from 5 to 9, Musical Instrument: 66 A camera makes an ideal for her. We|TOYS, dishes, sleds, skates, mechanical | s=r=r g A have thom from $1.50 to §75. Arcade| " fovs, lnundry sete, footballs, etc. Bvery.COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA e udlo, Kodak headquarters. thing for the kiddies at C. A. Hjerpe, A AT & C & b odnk ) et 3 i e John A. Andrews & Co. i Gifts For Him 85-B phonograph, nahog- ASH TRAY—Glass or brass, for burcau or aesk, 1f he smokes he necds one. See 62-66 Church St. them at Adkin ona of nalitv to be appreciated at prices from .75 up, Arimy & Navy Store, 56 Church, thing for the kid- Cor, Main St. omplete stock of these ea Iy mastered ihstruments at $3.00 and up. A real fun giving gift. C. L. Main_8t. Plerce, 246 ®ood qual at $4.95. patterns, store, 66 Church CHASE MOTOR ROB! 7B0l!'qul”()'. An ideal gift, at Rackliffe Bros, Park and Bigolow streets. CIGARET CASES—In beautiful designs, in gold and sterling silver, $3.50 to §26. I. Resnick, 340 Main St., Opp. Commerclal. GUFF LINKS—A pair of cuff links of 14Kt, white or yellow gold, will fill his heart with joy. Prices are from $2.00 up to $15. B. Georges, Jeweler, 168 Main. Room 10, Opp. Dickinson Drug Co. DESK CONVENTRNCES—Glass or Army & Navy blotter pads, paper wel ts, ink wells, pen, clip and ash trays. Every one ornamental as well as useful. Adkins, 66 Church Si DRESS SHIRTS — “Imperial” broadeioth, slik, satin, Russlan cord and madras. As low as 98c to $3.95. Army & Navy Store, 66 Church St. DRIVING GLOVES and mittens. .. fine gift to the motorist. Rackliffe Bros, Inc., Park and Bigelow Sts. new, cheap; child's sllding side crib, 76 West Main St. 1 filght up. BLBECTRIC vacuuse creaners ronted, $1.00 a day. Cleaners for eale aad repoired. Mr. Andrews. Phone 1996. FURNITURE for sale. Parlor suite, dining and bedroom. Call at 425 West Maln St. J. A._Hall, | CAWBON GAS heaters, just the thing to kill the chill these frosty mornings. Prices and sizes vary. A, A. Mills, 80 West Main St. Phohe 381, TYOUNG GIRI, fo help with housework, Can g0 home nights. 45 Lincoln St. OIL heaters, $6.60 and §6.60. Lehrer's, 116 East_Main St. Phone_ 1181-5, FINANCIAL *| PARLOR SUITE, 3 ple . overstuffed, blue velour, $98.50; also 3 plece genuine leath- er, $80. Edw. Gorfain, 188 Arch street. Phone 869-2. Business Opportunities 46 EXCHLLENT locatlon now avaiiable for battery or tire business; on the same premises with prosperous filling station. Plenty of room, on main highway. Frank- 1in_Bq. Filling Station, 114 Franklin 8q. Tnvestments, Stocks, Bonds. 47 WHAT could be a nicer gift than a Frrst Mortgage ylelding 7%, and, as it would start the recipieat on the road to inde- pendence under our supervision, it. would have a lasting effect. The Bodwell Realty Co., Nat® bank building, New Britain, Conn. Phone 1801, FRIENDS PERFECTION ofl heatars. Also used ef- fectively in heating utensils, Replacement heater, wioks only 35c each, A. A. Mills, 80 W. Maln St. PhoE.‘fll. BPECIAL sale for Xmas only, Wo gl you a chance to buy your bedding at a very low price. 660 white cotton roll edge mat- tresses, reduced from §7 to $5, from $10 to $8, from $13 to $10, from §16 to §12, from $22 to $18, Plllows from $1.50 to $1.10. Quilta from $9 to 87, from §8 to $6. See me before you buy; everything guaranteed. B, Berson, 503 Main stroet. Phone 1166, HAMILTON, Elgl ., Waltham and_Iliinois VBLOGIPEDES with rubber tires, adjust- able seats amd handle bars, 17 §3.75 to $6. rubber tires an; and large springs, Just the gift for that small gon, $11.00 to $13.00, Charles L. Hadfield, 21 Myrtle St. VIOLINS—W can fit your boy to a violin, Give him a musical education and one of these instruments, C. L. perfect dies. Arcade Studio, Gifts For the Household. Kodak Headquarters. 65-D ATUMINUM WEAR-“Keitles, double roast- ers and percolators. Guaranteed. A real household gift. City Hardware Co, 49 East Main St BOANKETS —Bpecial at $2.50 and $3.95. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St, BOOK-BNDS—Very beautitul designs, _at $2.08 set, $5.00 value. Max Zucker, 516 _ Maln_ St BOUDOIR caps, bureau scarfs, towels, hand- open faces, 20 year cases, at $17 and higher. The Wedding Ring 8hop, 149| kerchlefs, piliow cases, aprons, etc, Arch Main 8t ' “Gifts That Last.” St. Novelty Shop, 359 Arch 8t. iLOVES—A vofy large assortment of wool, |[CARVING SETS of “Tru-Steel,” 3 plece, leather, wool-iined, and driving gloves, at| With stag handles. Only $2.95. A gift the blg savings. Army & Navy Store, 66| housewife will appreclate. Clty Hardware Church B LR R e AR GOLF—Bukke golf bags, Crawford, Me-| COLUMBIA grafonolas in all models and Grogor golf clubs, Krowfiite and Sllver| finishes. A small cash payment places King golf balls, Monier Bros, 3§-42 Main 8t. “The Sporting_Goods Store. HAMILTON, Figin and Waltham watches. Lowest prices In_the city. I Resnick, 340 Main_St. Opp. Commerclal. BOKTIES In all the styles and colors at 50c to $1.25. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church 8t. RATNCOATS —A very useful Bift, Black rubber, cashmere, cantonette, ete., $4.95 to $12.60. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. SEARCHLIGHTS—"Ever: Wwith bat- tery, regular $1.76 value, special for Xmas, 93c, A gift for tL3 motorist. City Hardwaro Co., 49 F. Main. one of these beautiful gifts in the hom Ask us about our casy payment plan. John A. Andrews & Co. RN COIN BOXES—Gold, daintlly dressed in one of our boxes makes a most desirable gift. Adkins, 66 Church St. CREPE PAPER—Decorative, plain in_color, and ribbon for holiday decorations, Denni- son's hollday streamers are fireproof. Get them at_Adkins, 66 Church St DIARIES—Bveryhody wants one. See the large varlety at Adkins, 66 Church St. DISHES—A set of protthy marked dinner dishes of 100 pleces, only $18.50. John A. Andrews & Co. SCART PINS—Protty settings, with or with- out dlamonds, $2.50 to $150. The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Maln. “Gifts That Last SHAVING SETS in ivory and silver plated. Mirror, brush and cup, Irom $8.00 up. The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Main St. “Gifts That Last." A Cause For Alarm HE'S WAD TMAT BLECTRIC TRONS—The "Hot Polnt,” with thumb rest. Guaranteed absolutely. Only $6.76. Anderson Electric Co., 259 Main 8t. Up 1 filght. Phone 519, , 6 Ibs, long cord, in Guaranteed, Home Fur- R. Arcade. — ELBOTRIC 1RO Xmas box, § nishing Co., R. s RN O N » xl>.,o. BOX 333 Merides, Conm NORTH ST., Cor. Willow, brick bullding, sultable for a garage or light manufacs ing purposes. See Cohn about it at 1§ Sale. a1 BUILDING LOT on Linden sttest with gare age. Inquire at Star Real Estate and Insurance Co., 183 Main St. i BUTLDING LOTS oin easy payments in ail parts of the city at prices much ‘lower than will be asked mext year,. The W, La Hateh A? City Hall building. Farms For Sale. 82 KENSINGTON—25 acre farm, all stockeds Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main Street, city. guaranteed, Price 8 Main St mpleted with records, mahogany cabinet, only slightly used and in perfect condition. Reasonable price and easy terms. Widener’s, 138 Main, PHONOGRAHPS—Just received, a carload of our console, special at $125. Arrived too late for Christmas. Sec this machine be- fore you purchase an upright. Widener's, 138 Main 8 TA used 3 month; A big bargain, cabinet o mahogany _ upright, same as new, $150 less. Terms. L. 1. Andrews, 401 Houses For Sale, ] CHAPMAN ST—Six room liouse, large lot, price $4500, small amount of cash re= quired. Watson & Jones, 204, Main §ts Phone 2450, EAST ST.—Eight room house in §00d ahape with one or two lots. Price right on count of beinig old style. H. N. Lockwégkd, Real Estate & Ins, City Hall, EMMONS PLACE—2 family house 1% rootms, everything modern and right in the cen= ter of the city. This is a fine place ‘to keep roomers. Prico $11,500. Watson aud Jones, 294 Main St. Phone 2450. famity house, 10 rooms, 3= car garage. Brings in 10% on $7,200, Will sell for §6,600, with small payment. Wate sou & Joues, 204 Main St. Tel. 2450, NEWINGTON AVE—§ room cottage, il modern improvements, price $5,600, small amount of cash required. Watson and Jones, 204 Main St. Tel, 2460, NORTH ST.— Brick block, 7 tenements and a store with a large lot. This place must Lo sold. Would sull “business with the property. Price is right and small amount of cash required. Watson & Jones, 204 Maln St. Phone 2450. OAK ST. family house that can be bought at a bargain. The price is $5,000 and a small cash payment required. Wate VICTRO Victor _and records, Beautiful grained case, perfect condition, any faiv oifcr, Basy terms, Mr. Andrews, Arch 8 SENER'S l1as some good values In used phonographs. See theso before you pur- chase. 138 Main St ATTENTIO! good condition, Price cheap, at John A, Androws & Co. Fully guaranteed. Purchase one of these machines. The saving will be considera- ble. Wido: $ Maln St Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. DEPOSITS now being : gifts at Jimberg and Horn's, Jewelry, Watches and dlamonde. 10 Rallroad Ar- cade and 392 Main St. SAAVING SETS of genulne | Wonderful display at $5.50 to $10. I. o1 Al @ TINgS, pearls, silverware or anything i the line of gifts that last, walk one flight up to B. Georges, 186 Main. Room 10. Opp. Dickinson Drug store. It vay you well. | son & Jomes, 204 Main St. Tei. 2450. v Artictes T\ ROBER’ .—3 family 156 room house, Wanted—Articles To Buy, 6817 /i ion, Price reasonable. Home FURNITURE 1o good . condition wanted, | Lanking & Reaity Co., §6 West Maiu St. 28, T END—3 family house of 1 roomi in good condition, electrie lghts, big lot and all kinds of truit trees. For price and terns, see Aaron Dunfelion & Co, 134 Main St. Phone 873-4, Good prices paid, all household articles. [ I'ione Call me before you seil. Phone 515-13. FORNITURE—WIIl pay falr prices for sec- ond-hand furniture or will exchange. D, M. Benjamin, 115 Beaver St. Tel, 1330, FURNITURE—We will buy It at fair prices. ) B e Furnitare Exchange, 67 Arch St A, |PLAINVILLE—3 tenement house, _cerient J. Grafe, Mgr. Collar, eloctrlc g, baths, isrge * lob < , . 179x600. Centrally locate carl 8t., Lol g ’::Wr';"",’,m“::,nzz""f;. pricet| - Plainville, Barn, hen house, . fruit trees other junk b sure to call L. Zeldes and | Tobes. Frice BL00; $1300 casl betance watch for the nane on my truck, that| Ol B L. ) will assure you a falr deal. Call 616-13, | Aiddle St. B VES-BUT NENER ON A DAY WMEN TUERE WUZINT 161 Oak stroet. Real Estate—Wanted. 81 R REASONABLY priced single or two family BY BLOSSER house in_Mlainville. Hox 39JG, Herald, ROUMS, BUARD AND HULEAS Rooms Por Rent. » e §36—Corner of Arch St. and urnished rooms to rent. Phone BAST MAIN BT, 305—Furnished room foF mtleman. Steam b entral. Telee phone 1936, FROSPECT ST., 16—Tront rooms, fur nished for light housekeeping. Mlectri® light, hent, gas, etc, ‘lerms reasonable. Very centrul Where To Dine. e . DBELANEY LUNCH—They all like to re. There's & reason, too. The most i ular restuurant in town. la the hotel, Opp. the Staulon. JACK'S regular dinner with ple and . ““38c. Home baking, J. C. Mebh 00 Chestrut street. 3 BELOIN'S LUNGH, 40 Ohuich 8L, OPposite | Herald. City's newest restaurant. A ' ideal place to dine. i & forrods Adrees’ BoK