New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1923, Page 15

- () _Auto Parts_and Accessories 11 .':’:v y‘nurr“tlr " Dow Betord uul{‘ -uv?‘na- | u er, For tires uslity eall at the Auto Repalr Co. rear 638 Kast Maln 01 Wholesale una re- Lomol CARE " WANTED=\Wo cin sell ~your " car auickly, You get the mulh. Auron U, Cohon, Ine, Frofit by our YOATH €X+ perience, 186 I‘Ark__m Yart mnd Lonn. utos—Taxi Bervice | L OALL TAXI-Phorbs 3100 wlll brln| uE vitiolent (ul service l“o' our door, 1‘ o3 _Siation. it in"the city 18 162 Auto uvury. PJ, in r Hudson Lunh. Night Tel. uu 5. fAil nAi‘wn—ka. reliablo service, Keep muu pnnno numbers {n mind, Dlulu-. %, 1842-3, Louls Miller, Gm To Let 14 @TORAGE—Live #iorage for the Wit ER wl-m mouths in a centrally iocated, m b ed, spacious garage. Uwse nur car 'nu- you want it. A mechanlc always on the floor and rent is reasonubl®; Our serv- ico car 18 always ready at your call. Just Phone 1644, Charland's Auto Sorvice Btas ton, rear 432 Maln 8t, Mowrcm and Bicyclea 15 “BEWARE of tho shortage of Haviey-David- son motorcycles in the carly spring months, We are booking orders every day for mew machines. For 326 we will se- cure your machine and keep It on the floor for your convenience, Monier Bros,, “The Sporting Goods Store,” u8-42 Main Cies, Two 1930 one 1020 sport model, $126; one 1916 &t $76. These machines have been taken in trade for mew Indlans, Cha ¥, Hadtield, Successor, to Hadfiehd-Swen _® 21 Myrtlo 8t.' Phone 1706, INDIAN MOTORCYCLA with sidc car, 1010, In good condition, Price reasonable. Carl A._Anderson, 212 Main St INDIAN MOTORCYCLES—1016, § speed powerpius, $60; 1917, electric equipped, $100; 1917 reguiar, $76. The following ma- chines have been completely rebullt and are fully guaranteed: Two 1919 and ono 1918 with RX motor; one 1920 with 73" big valve motor. Also several Indian side- cars in fine condition at $20 and up, A small deposit will secure any of ' these machines for spring delivery, Chas, 1, Hadfleld, successor to Hadfield-Swen- son Co, 21 Myrtle St. Phone 1706, NEW and second-hand bicycle, Repalfing, Low price guaranteed. Called for and de- livered., Peter Rowso, 336 Bast Main 8t Phone B35 b BUSINESS SERVICE Business lervlw Rendered 20 MARING—AIl Kinds. G, T, Day, rur 168 Arch 8t, Pnnm 2633, Work lulunl-od to nuul’y. printing, Do justice 6 yo\lr kouk\n[ nfionl by lu\'(ui Ohrn- stedt do_your finishing, 7! Main ILVERE! nrl fl. Workmanship fain, 168 Arch 8t. I'nolll {UIPHOLETERING of antiqy kinds of repairing. The change, 87 Arch Bt A, J, PLACE your awning or " walt until the wpri; Awning & Decorating L'o clty Hal BIGNB, bulleting, show banners, ple- toriul artists, Art Hl.n w., Al Malm- wren, Walter_Skonecho, Props, 3 Wi repair rubber Dooth, rctics ber shoes and all kinde of rulnbcr. Church 8t. WINDOWS CLEANED +n private houdes, otfices, and stores, General housework u-d cleaning from the llsar (0 the roof. Vacuum work is our specialty, Our rates are the lowest In towa. New Britaln Win- w Cleaning Co, 88 W, Main dt, _Phone 88k Chl.ropodm und Dunlm B, CONGEI Dentist. o furniture, All Furniture Ex- 21 ‘That are stylish and well made, Large variety to choose from, Prices are _lower here, Violet Millinery, 365 Arch 8 AEMSTITCHING at Ginsburg ress Pleat- ing and Button Coyering Shop, 19 Wal nuc St. Phone 13385, LISBSONS in dressmaking. Speclal prices classes and clubs. Private lessons. Woin. man's Institute Method. Tel, Jane k. Gll, 646-6, THE Chic American Dress-cutting, De- signing, Talloring school, Briageport, Conn,, will glve a series of lectures on high grade dressmaking, designing, tailor- ing, combined with an exhibition of ex- quisite models, All ladies interested in well and distinguished dressmaking are invited, Monday, March 12, 2:30 p. m,, at the Jr. O, U, A. M. hall, 19 Hungerford Court, Diumn{:ycle;—-nlcyc'ies Wanted 16 Dyeing aud Cleantng. 23 BICYCLas nted at once. We will pay goud cush prices or take your old bieyclo trade ou @ new one. Monler Bros,, “Main St. “The Sporting Goods g 17 15 G, cutting and braz- ing. Expert workmanship guaranteed. Commercifl Welding Co., 227 Glen Btreet, Nr. Ellis 8t. Phone 2899, Work called for, ARCIL ST. RADIATOR WORKS—Successors to Hultquist Bros. Expert repairing, all kinds of auto radiators, smasned fenders, bodies, etc, Work guaranteed perfect at _lowest prices. 107 Arch, Phone 1326-3. AUTOMOBILE running bo wolding put on. All varieties repiaced. Kemember that service Is our aim and that we are auto vody and radiator experts, O, BHecker, Corbin Place. Phone 563, CLEANING and dyeing is our exclusive bus- iness, Garments of ali descriptions; draperies, portleces, curtains, cleaned or dyed. Batistaction guaranteed, New Brit- ain Dry Cloaning Corp,, U6 W. Main St. Phone 132 CLOTHES Lllh.d 18 and delivered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop. Phone 1505 “im, corner Main St. ACCIDENT, T Surety and fidelity bonds. Philip M Fagan, Uen, Ins, Booth's block. Koom 407. Phone 3131. Printing, Jobbing, EULPER Pfimflnn CO, WRITING PAPER—Mouogran: o Tuitial die stamped In gold (40c o quire), or any color at 26c per quire. Belect your writ- Ing puper from our complete stock, All the best American lines lucluding Cranes, Highland linen, Autocrat lines, Old # Huinpshire and Hammermill bonl, Ad- kins, 66_Church str QUALITY PRINT BHOP—We print letter- neads, envelopes, statemonts, cards and circular letery at very low rates, 338 Main 8t, Directly opposite Commercial Street, upstairs, flight up. ABOUT printing, consult us, We will help you arrange and write up copy. Phone 767-3, Mr, Welss, Universal Print Shop, 161 Winter 8t Professional Services 81 SURGICAL and dress corsets made to or. der, Mrs. Mack D. Hall, R, N, Re _Coretiere, 4§ Main 8t '§ TAKE 1 o your doctor, take worries to your chemist, Facts dispel worry. We glve the facts about water, milk, liquors and wine, Davenport & Keeler, Inc, WRIST WATCH repairing & spocialty at B. 166 Main St, Room 10, Opp. e e Repairing and Piano Tuning 382 X plano 18 & musical nstrum ] a8 “Tong as It 18 In tune, C. A, Humphrey, Tele- hone 2647, / BEDDING—Huve your 0id mattresses, cush- lons, pillows, etc,, re-made, equal te new; new mattresses, etc., made to order, (Up- holstering). Hdw. City Bedding Co, 60 Tremont 8t, Tel, 24514, KNIVES, shears, skates and all edge tool sharpened. Also oxy welding and all f machine work. Fritz & Berndt, nwood Phone 163-12, Am I still tuning pllnoli ould say I am. F. V. Btreeter, P, O, Phoue 1303, arpening, - knives, scissors, skates, edge tools, R. H, Wlicox, 204 Hart St, can do it. Phone 1083-5. EDUCATIONAL e — Instrumental and Vocal 36 MANDOLIN, banjo, ukulele. Correct, mod- ern instruction. E. ., Benson Barker, Booth's block. Tel. 2893. In New Britain Tucsday, Thursday; Friday and Saturday, l EMPLOYMENT -] Help-—Men ‘Wanted ACCIDENT, Life or Fire. See P. J. Mur- ray & Co. for insurance seryice. Agents d_Kealtors, 326 Main St. Tel. 2031-3, LABORERS—6 or 7. Steady work l'ol‘ at least 8 or 9 months. Inquire at Conn, Quarries Co., White Oak. Call 1416, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCR a specialty. Service unusual. Call on the phone, we do the rest. Dewitt A. Riley, 272 Main M. AUTOMOBILE “PAINTING ~and _ striping Lowest prices in- town, Joe Amsain, 253 Hartford Ave, o AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and truck bodies magde to order. High class worl, satis- fact{én guaranteed and price reasonable, 1. Ravizza, 532 Park 8t. Phone 576-18 I'IRE Insurance and real estat John Cooke Co., Plainville, Conn. . FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, wife and Accident insurance. Insure with the liome Banking & Realty Co., 86 West Main S8t. Tel. 728, o “Lawyers—Patent Attorneys 25 D Daired. Auto springs & specialty, John c. 24 Arch sl‘lene 501 TTE \'hen in trouble in need of good batteries or skilled ¥rvice see us first. lidw. Zack at the City 8ervice Sta- Hu_{[urd Av . _at Sta S ley St BOD] , lamps, rldlalsw and l’enderl T paired to a new condition. Cores installed, Low prices, New anlmnd Radiator Works, £5 E. Maln St. Phons 860, CARBON burned out. ((upllrlng on & makes of cars, Vincelette Garage, rear 168 Arch 8t. Pnone 869- H. CYLINDER GRINDING and repairing st the Curtain Automotive Service Co., 451 West Main St. Phone 667-4, CLARK'S8—Bucc=eding Plucker's Electric starting and iguition w.rk. Cars washed and storage space, rear 238 Main street. Phone 1344, L DAYTON “THOROBRED" ~ CORDS AND FABRICS—When shopping for tires, don't tail to give this tire consideration. The Rali Tire Co., 210 z\n;h ql, HOTEL Waahington garage, General ro- pairing and overhauling. Day and night service, Transients accommodated. Low rates. Tel. l'IJl, 121 \\uehlngwn street. BUDSON & ESSBx service, ges cod- sistent with workmanship, McGauley and B 'h ll“ AXELS STRAIGHTENED . and whe B, OVERHAULING of all_makcs of mot cure, Prices are low. 8o, End Garage, 171 South Main St. Phone 870, REPAIR your tires. and tubes: and lhave them ready for the spring. Expert re- patring at reasonable prices. We call for Neil Tire & Tel, 900, TOPS, side curtatns and svat covers, made over and repaired by the Hart St. Top _Bhop, §8 Hart S Phoj ‘ TOPS, 8ide curtains and slip-covers made to fit your car or repaired. Autobodies of every description upholstered and re- paired. Tweuty years' experience in this businces. J. W. Walsh Auto Tgp & Up- holstering Co., 207 Elm St, near Bey- mour St. Phone 2649, L . BUSINESS SERVICE ' B e I S Service Stations Repairing 17 iF you want to smilo all (e summer *round order Hood tires, If you have one worn down tire in good condition, have 1t retreaded. Walter Tire Shep, 534 West Main_St. el NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block, Est. 1866, by JSas, Shepard, LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 2590 MAIN ST, Telephone NeW Britain and Hartford, H. G, MANNING, Waterbury, ex-patent aminer, New Britain, Wednesday, 6 p. m. W ver store by api Mmlng, ’l‘mt,klnz. Swncs ‘28 ALL Winds of express jobs taken. Ashes removed. The O. & S. Express Co, 208 Hartford Avenue. Phone 2628-13, BUS PARTIES at eny time, Moving and trucking of all kinds. N. P. Bianchette, 140 Cherry St. Phone 764 DEFEAT EMBARGO— Ordor your less than carload ship- ments from the west consigned to us at New York city wad we will truck them to New Britain, FPhone or write us for instructions. JOS. ARBOUR & SON, New Britaln and New York Truckers PHONE 2733, 66 WHITING 8T. \ ——e | INTERURBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE— Auto trucking of all kinds, Local and long distance moving by men skilled in the handling of goods requiring care, Furniture and plano moving our specialty, Our facilities and abilities are urexcelled. Storage, packing, crating, and forwarding by truck or rail, 167% MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CONN, Rear Dickinson's Drug Store, A. P, MARSH, PROP. K. & A, light delivery service and baggage transfer_Phone 1399, STRAW RIDES a speciaity. Moving, truck- ing and express. Parcel dellvery, T. McMahon, 123 Cherry St, Phone 2663-3, Barbers, H&Irdruser:, Masscuses 18 HAIRCUTTING--Mothers, hobby-hors chairs to amu while having their hair trimmed, Horss § a. m. to 8 p. m. 32 Church, Opp, Beloln, oy m.mcz'nmwn PARLOR—NMistes C. d Kath Glatd, Props. Grads, 2 Matn, Tel. 672, 19 CHIMNEY REPAIRING and general masor and plaster work, rk gua.anteed. J. . McLarney, 131 Clark St. Phone 17¢4-23. ELBCTRICAL WORK, wi.ing and fixtures, | to A. Tyler, 663 Btanley Bt . bricklaying and _plastering 691 West Main 8t I‘Ol' TAKE orders for ice-boxcs, showcases, wine dows for wew houses; all kinds of wood- rking. M. Tomko, 29 Lafayotte St. Phinting, Paper Hanghhg 27 FIOUSE PAINTING and torior decorating. Estimates cheerfully given. A Bchacht, 74 Talcott 8t, Phone 178’ ~Plumbing, Meating, Metal Work 28 BALESMAN to sell popular make of auto- mobile. Call 2607, BALESMAN wanted, 52 E St. Apply A. G, Hawker, SHOE CLERKS— for Saturday afternoons and evenings. Ex- perience preferred. Apply at once, RAPHAEL'S DEPT. STORE. ust know the city thorough- City MSTE; ly. Steady work and good wages, Coal & Wood Co., 141 Elm St. TRUCK DRIVERS and__yardmen, Citizens Coal C 24 Dwight Court, Help—Women Wanted 42 AGENTS, three, Apply at 10 Chestnut St or Telephone 2756, FARMHAND—Experienced, wanted, H. M. Bell, Berlin, Conn. Tel, 66-13, ¥. D. No. 2 STENOGRAPHER and_bookkeeper. _State experience. Address Box 43, Herald, WOMAN "to "do_kitchen work, Apply Hud- son_Lunch, 284 Main St. BOOKEEPER — (Woman), _double _entry. Apply National Paper Co,, 374 East Main street. Apply Apply R, CHAMBERMAID at Hotel Beloin, i DRESSMAKERS— Experlenced, department. for work in our alteration Apply at once at RAPHAEL'S ‘DEPT. STORE, GIRI, for general housowork. All modern conyenlences, 3 In family. Address Drawer B, Plainville, Conn. GIRL or woman for wanted. Apply_Mrs, E. F. West_Main_ St,, 2d_floor. MATD—Competent, for general housework. Young second maid to go home nights, Housekeeper for small family with good wages. Mrs, Hanson's Employment Agency, 160 High St. general houseworlk Lancaster, 300 NEW BRITAIN.DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1923, HAIRDRESSERS EMPLOYMENT Help—Women W nted The “Business Ser ice” Section of This Page Arranged in Perfect Alphabetical Order For Quick Reference, Is the Most Complete List of Reliable Concerns Offering Service To the People of New Britain, Women Should Read Head- ing 18 “Barbers, Hairdressers, Masseuses.” ![ MERCHAND | Horses, Vehicles SHOE CLERKS— for Baturday afternoons and evenings, Ap- ply at once, RAPHAEL'S DEPT, S8TORE, SALESLADIES— for extra work during the woek, Also for Baturday aftornoons and ovenings. All departments, Apply at once, Those with previous exporignes will be glven preference, RAPHAEL'S DEPT, STORE, YOUNG girl or woman to take care of two children during the day. Call 1063-3 _aftor 6_p, m,_ TOUNG LADY wanted for office work, T _Post_& Lester Co. Help—‘\lcn Or \Vnmen 43 COMPETENT woman i“wife h no children, to help in family of 4 in the country. Modern Improvements, Man can be used for outside. Harold Rogers, Tele- phone 1224 The Situations Wanted—Women 45 EXPERIENCED nenapu,mr desires posi- tion, - Insurance office preferred, Box 37, Herald, l FINANCIAL | e e e Business Opportunities 46 'uulm., =Onia bIack Chunk, seven yoars nld, also o fow clothesline poles, u ength, _ Woodbine Farm, Berlin, Colved a carlond of Horson on v, as good us money can buy, James T, fery, Cromwell, Tel, 519-4, Articles For Sale COMPUTING scalo ana_Nationai cash vog- lster, A-1 condition, T. 8, Cash Keglster Jixchange, 12 Washington Flace, Unlon bullding, it ) A CABIL register, (Natidnal), rur'fih. in 8L, city, hand kel also 1 foor power 7x10, all gn Kood con- dition, First reasopable offdy takes any of them, 114 Winter 8t. Top floor, cheap, llunnm and um&f Lqulymum 57 FOOKKEEVER'S DRSK, 7x6' hardwood, practically new and looks that wa; Strongly bullt, 4 large drawers, etc, The price is very low, Adkins Printng Co, 6 Church 8t. LATEST No. 3 Cnderwood typuwriter, ke for sale. Used very little, 4pply rvlew or_4'e 1 BYSTRMATIZING — Accounting, bookkeeping, Loctors and lawyers wiil tind our simple forms handy, economical and easy o operate—they are adapted to meet thelr needs, Other systems sup- plied to accommodate large offices of any size, saving time and cutting cost of oper- ation, Let us show you theso forms OR call on you and suggest a means of cut- ting time and overhead, Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church St. Plone 106§ ana ask for' Mr. Huawthorne, ‘ced and Fuel 59 sale. Green wood in $16 cord delivercd. cows, Elijah WOOD and hay for wood stove lengths, Mixed hay for horses or Rogers, Tel, 1224 CTOWS like Purina Cow €how, and It Keeps them in the best of condition, We will furnish inilk record sheets to show that it will make more milk. N, B, Bird aud Feed Co, 105 Arch St. Seeds, Plan 0 GENERAL, STORES—Grocery and meat Dbusiness, delicatessen business, ice cream parlors, Also have a good house with im- provements and store in Middletown, suit- able for any business, Very reasonable, Benj. Lange, 229 Main 8t, South Farms, Middletown. Phone 47 WILL lease for 1 yr., well located gaso- line, oll, groceries, candies and cigar bus- iness on state highway, between Plainville and Southington. Klectric lights, alir pump. Only $26 a month. Act quickl, R. L. Hayden, 9 Middle St, Bristol, Conn. .. Money Loaned 48 Fert!ltwers, _Seeds, Plants Al SEEDS—Vegetable sceds of quality, our seeds ure tested betore olfered for sale, and we guarantee high germin tion. We handle the proper variety for this locality. We can ellminate the uncer- tainty and inconvenience of the mails in dddition 1o quoting you lower -prices, Racklitfe Bros. Co., Inc., Park & Bigelow Sts. khone 1074, Footwear and Clothing 61 BlG alteration sale now ‘golug on at the Army & Navy Store, 56 Church 8t. Price on all winter clothing down to the Jowest figures possible, —_— L MERCHANDISE l Merchandise at the Stores 05 MATITERNES—Fiiet Guality” white votion rolied udge, $6 to $18, month of line for exterior and interior line glass and hardware, P full Compl ‘8, 1 rousirs 4t prices $.95 o 8405, Army and nt“and special vrices HEDS—Large askortn B, Berson, this month, $8.60 to §i, Main 8t. Phone 1165, 1 eatato, Tell et it Real ostate, T you have, We'll dispose of it, Cunningham & _ Wininger, Plainville, Conn, Nerl_Bidg. ilug to rent, 5( Y o0 Colin about 1t at 15 Main ll., the Inlu st individual rveal estate owner in N estate, bought and sold, Mortgage loans, Skinner, Smith Co,, Nerl block, Plainville, Phone 41-4, e a5 NORTH 8T, Cor. Wiilow, brick Luliding suitable for o garage of light mABUERGe um pirposes. Bee Cohn about 15 at 16 ain Bt ¢ nice bulliing “iats in” best part” Write to Box 33, Harald, BUILDING LUT on Linden street With gars age. Duquire at Star Real Eriate aod _Iusurance Co., 163 Main 8, BUILDING LOTS ofi easy payin o all parts of the clty at prices much lowse tinu will bolasked nest year. Tho W, la h_Ce ng. CANMEION, ieriiig and Huntngion pia er planos at John A, Andrews & Co, ) Building Tot, 60x125 Lteasonable, Phone 82 Blg_ Furnitur CONSOL| PHONOGRAPH, mahogany, brand new and made to order, Original price was Can be bought for alou, _loasy terms. Widener's, 138 dlain st GRANBY FHONOGHRAPHS cemplete with records, mahogany cabinet, only slightly used aud in perfect condition, Keasonable price and _easy terim: Widene 138 Maln, KIANICK & BACJI, Newby & Evans, 1 ter, Kohler & Campbell planos. We have sold this line of planos tor over 30 years. We guarant C, L. Ple PREMIER PHONOGRATH, $150 model, ma- hogany cabiuet, brand uew and selling with records, ¥100,” cash or easy terhis. Widener's, 148 Main Bt. PHONOGIAPH and records, flat top, parlor table model, beautitul insLrument. - Kasy gleris, Andrews, 401 Arch st. Tatest . style, A high ciass M. y O account i old age, the props urty of merit_kuown as thy Maple Crott farm in Stunley Quatter, New Britain, consisting of about L6 acres with 2 good fronts in the highest state of cultivation, stocked and fools second to none, Ine stalled with all modern improvements. Producing about 600 quarts of milk a day, sold at the door, There 1 a State Normul school under construction here on the street, which will cost a million and & half dol % which is bouud to boom property in this vicinity, A word to the wise ought to be sufficient, Apply on the premises for particulars, 1o Thomas All lhlhunv 175 ACRES, 100 tillable, Ual. pasture and woods, Good set of buildings with ime provements; stock, tools, etc. 150 ton allo, income about $400 a month, Robt, Be White, 25§ Main St. A FIANO—Upright, . good cordition, 11e ¥, Miller make, Price $12, Phone 8yb. or call evenings. Jennie k. Wheeler, Maple St TTANOS & Campbell cluding churches, Betors you buy, ¢ strate, | C. L, Plerce. PLAYER ROLLS in all the popular num- bers only 75c_cach at John A. Andrews & Co, “The Big Furniture Store.” TOLLS—Just received, a large assortment of Jewel Player Rolls, only each, John A. Andrews & Co, “Ihe Big Fur- niture Store."” SUPKRTONE phonograph. List price $1 In perfect shape, maliogany cabinet, with vecords, only 3§90, kasy terms, Widener's, 138 Main St e VICTROLA—Cabiney model, but _siightly used and in excellent playing condition. ¥umed oak finish, 50 records go with this mavhine at & low price. Easy terms. John _A. Andrews, “The Big Furuiture Store.” Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67 HIGH grade and Selected Laster Jewelry ster Jewelry at B. Georges, Main St. koom 10, Walk one_flight, it ill_pay you well, v have placed over 3,000 Kohlei planos in this vicinity, schools, lodges, 1l and Jet us demon- MORTGAGES—First mortgage money on hand in amounts to satisfy applicants. Parker & Deming, 193 Main St. Tel. 202 §25000 to loan on 2d mortgages. Morris Tulin, Real Estate and Mortgage Loans, main office 54 Church St, Htfd, branch 131 Main St., New Britain. Phone 873-4, IMMEDIATE LOANB—. To the great numbers of honest people who need credit toay overs due debts or to give their fami- lis opportunities they otherwise could not have. We lend up to $300 at legal rates on home furni- ture without removal, repayable in convenlent installments, Our aid is immediate and confidential. Phone 1943, EFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY, K] 87 W. MAIN, NEW BRITAIN, i e | LIVE STOCK | ———-—-——_l Cattle and Swlno 50 HORSES—2 farm horscs, 1 cow and heifer, Daniel Webster, Tel. 66-2. COWS—2 new milch cows. Inquire F, W. C. Norton, Kensington. L., or HATS—Custom or re-dy made, in all sizes and styles for winter and spring wear, We can save you §2 to §3 on any hat you buy. We make them and gell them and remake them, Visit our -new store at 317 Main St. The Conrad Hat Co, HIP "BOOTS, kuee boots, “Storm King, boots, felt boots, rubbers, raincoats, et at big savings. All sizes and everyome first quality. Army & Navy Store, 66 Church_8t. INVENTORY SALB now going on, We are clearing up all our heavy apparel at very low prices, Army & Navy Store, 56 Church 8t. PAISLEY SHAWL—Large size, goRuine, 50 years old, in perfect condition. On dis- play at Leonard & Herrmann Co.'s store. For particulars see Mr. Herrmann at store or write A, E. Elton, 580 Arch St. city. BHOES—Hide to wear. Bettor shoes for less money, Full line of Ball Band footwear, _all_guaranteed. Joe Mortelliti, Church 8 UNDER\ EAll, 1OSIERY & 1 BATE 'H fiOBhS Heavy wool sox, 2lc per pali 5 pairs, 0. Wool, 2-plece underwear for men, c per garment. Unlon suits, wool mixed, worth $2.50, for $1.45 the sult, and other bargains which spaco does not permit us to mention. arwy & Navy Btore, 68 Church 8t. Good Things to i Eat “62 CARROTS—60 bu,, delivered to any part of the city, Call 1347 between 9 and 12 a, m. BLECTRIC VACUUM CLEANBERS—Becbnd- hand but In perfect condition. Low price, easy terms. L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch St. Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 BABY CHICKS at New Britain Bird and Feed Co, 106 Arch St. LAMB CHOPS from genuine spring lamb; rib, 40¢, and loin, 50c per b, trimmed. Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtlo §t. BABY CHICKS, 16c up. BSeven leading breeds, Circular free. Ray Schieldge, So. Manchester, Conn. Route 3, BROODERS—'The Colony,” coal _burning. Absolutely the best brooder for baby chicks obtainable. Crowding lmpossible; 500 chick size $21.50; 1,000 chick size 26.50. A quantity discount on two or more. Rackliffe Bros. Inc., Park & Bige- low Sts. Phone 1075, Get our baby chick circular, BABY CHICKS, PURE BRED — Bred to lay. Rhode Island Reds, Barred Buff and White Rocks, White Wyandottes, White and Brown Leghorns, Black Minor- cas, Light Brahmas, and Jersey Black Giants, Stocked in our store during March, April, May and June, You pick them out. Racklifte Bros,, Inc, Park & Bigelow Sts, Get our circular on the care of baby chicks BaBY CHICKS; FREE FSED — Popalar breeds; prepaid, guaranteed delivery. Send logue. Koy Clark, E. Hartford, MAID for gencral housework. Good pay and good home. Call at 74 Hart St, down- stairs. YOUNG lady for stenography and general office work, Reply stating wages, experi- ence, etc. Box 38, Herald., WOMEN who have done ironing at home can find steady employment here In our finished department. Union Laundry Co., 266 Arch 8t WOMEN for our flat work department, 1o experience necessary. Steady employ- ment and good wages. Union laundry Co,, 268 Arch 8t. £ R WOMAN to help with washing, Tel. or call 93 Black Rock Ave. 2517 FIXTURES installed and whole plumbing systems completely overhauled. Let us give you an estimate, Kricson & John- son, 34 le‘h_!flfl&. Pressing dnd Tailoring 20 CLOTHES called for and del nnm By_The London Valet Service. Ye London mp, Phone_686-3, Elm, corner Main Bt. PARIS TAILOR SHOP—Cleaning and p Ing. suits made to order, 136 South. Main 8t.,_opposite High school, it SUITS for spring and sunmimer, of gendino English woolens, $26 and up. Style, qual- ity and fit absolutely guaranteed, Jack Salonia, 100 I:vnfly.lln St. FRECKLES AND HIS " FRIENDS How DI Yo TVER COME TO GET WTo ’fll' VEARS A60 T WZ ON TW' STAGE Wit AV DADDY, AN' OU- A COUPLA CHARLE CUARLIE CUAPLIN ™ REAL CHARLIE CHAPLIN Py hY WANTED AT ONCE— Millinery makers. Steady positions. Apply, OUTLET MILLINERY €O, INC, 257 MAIN STREET. BOOTH BLOCK. EYE INCUBATORS — The worl foremost incubators and brooders, sizes, all other poultry supplies, G, Ijerpe, 78 Arch St. Phone 106-4, LITTLE PUTNAM STOVE keeps drinking water from freezing in coldest weather, __$2.00, 8. P. Strople, 113 Church 8t, ONE Standard Buckeye incubato one reliable oil burning brooder, both new last ‘ost $54, will sell for $35, Will also sell 10 d rock pullets with cocks, Thompson strain for $30, Tel, 136-14, OLD NEWSPAPER MATS — Lining _for chitken coops, §0c a hundred; for sale at Herald Oflice, 57 Church St. ONE 8§ l-mmll ncona rooster, three puls lets. T o v SHAVE you lnul Hall Brothers' chicks from state tested stock?” They are different from ordinary chicks. Magic brooders. Catalogues. A. B. Hall, Wallingford, Con PUTNAM BROODER HBATER—Cannot be blown out, flame will burn as long as oil regnaling in tank, Will burir § to 14 days without attention of any kind. Price only $4.75. This is the lowest priced heater all A, on the market. Rackliffe Bros, Inc, Park & Blge 1 Telephone 925 it you desire to sell anything. That's the number of ‘the “Herald" classificd ad department, New Worlds To Conquer HALIN? SURE! DINT \ou E\AE‘? SEE- O, \WE WBlL-N) NEVER SAW HINM = ONLY IN Household Articles [ i CLOTHES, WATCHLS and weuding rings, 14 and 18 kts, Hinberg & itorn, 392 Main St., and 10 Railroad Arcade, WATCHES— Hamilton, Howard L wal- tham, Iilinois and Swiss, for ladies and gents, at the Wedding Ring Shop, 14y Main St. g NO Goubts of substitution. Have your dia- monds reset while you wait ana in your own presence at 1. Kesnick's, Mig. Jeweier, 340 Main St, Opp. Commerctal St. I re- tail diamonds at wholesale prices, W-Tx:ed—Arufi icles To Duy 68 ACRES of very good land in Beriin, only 15 minutes' walk [rom trolley, New 9 room house and barn on property, Only $2,000 cash required. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 ain St. I’hone 873-4 or Berlin 6512, “New Lritain's Laygest ¥arm Burcau,” Houses For Sale 83 BUNGALOW—5 rooms, iu ielvidere, for salo OF lor rent, with the option of buys ing., Owner leaving town, will sell at & big sacrifice; smail amount of cash re- quired, Look this place over and make us an offer. Watsou & Jones, 2¥4 Main St. “Celephone 2450, COTTAGE—G room, with 2 lots and frult; also city water and electricity. A gem for some lover of the country, H. N. Locke wood, lteal Estate and Ins, City Hall, CHLSTNUL 8T.—% camily house that cam be bought right. Wiil sell on a 12% bass, Tel. 24bv, Watson & Jones, 294 Main St. THESTNUT ST.—In a very good section, A good 3-family house, rigut up-tosches minute in conveniences. Dust be seen to to appreciated. Aaron Danielson, 131 Main 8t. Phone 873-4. . CROWN ST.—2 family house, store and four car garage, This place is to e sold to settle an estate. Watson & Jones, 294 Main St. Phone 2450 D—New 6 room bungalow with Can be bought for less than 30,000, Good terms. Aaron Daniclson d& Co., 131 Main St._Phone 873-4. {1OUSE—2 Tamily, 10 rdom. Modern prambe ing. Steam heat, electric lights, gas, storm and sanitary sewer connections, sidewalks and curb, paved sireet. Price 37,500, Cash required, $1,600. H. J. Foiren, 140 Main St.Phone 179u. 1 HARRISON ST,—2 family Louse, 8% rooma, on a floor, steam. lLeat, nreplaces; house built about § years, Watson & Jomes, Zyd Main St. Tel. 2450, sarage. pers and junk bought at the highest prices. Assure yoursell the best prices possible by notifying L. Zeldes, 151 Oak St. Phone 515-13. There is a cash profit in all that swuil that is cluttering up your attic and cellar. Phone me im- mediately. and 1 will_call, FURNITURE in_goos condition wanted. Good prices paid, all household articies. Call_me before you sell. Phone 516-15, JUDD AVENUE—New 6 room cottdge Large lot. Garage. Hot i heat. Modern plumbe . Price only $4,600. H. J, . Tel. hw RTH ST. hlock. 1 unemonu and @ store with u large lot, Thas place must be sold. Would sell business with the property. Price is right and small amount of r.un'r‘ulnred. Watson & Jones, Ive Maln_St. Mhone 2450, FURNITURE—We will buy It at fair price The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch Sk, J. Grafe, Mgr. | JUNK—We buy magazines, papers, rags, all kinds of rurniture. We pay good prices. A. Rodinsky, $§1 Oak street, Tele- phone 1591, WE pay fair prices for any houschold ar- | ticles. Just drop ‘a card to L. M. Benja- min, 115 Beaver St. Phone 1320, | LREAL ESTATE FOR RENT | ——————————————————————————— 69 suitable Electric lights and gas. Apply_on_premises, Apartments and Tenements HART ST,, 195—4 room basement, for si 1 famil; ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Big variety at ro- duced prices, The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St. A, J. Grafe, Mgr. MAIN, COIl. ELM ST.—6 room apartment, steam heat, hot water and janitor serv- ice. See Cohn about it at 15 Main St. ASH CANS—Galv. iron, with cover, $2.76 and up; without cover $2.25 and up, Guar, Lehrer's, 176 East Main St. Phone 1181 STANLEY ST., 416—Teuement of & rooms, second floor, all improyvements. Heat fur- nished, Inquire_first_floor. BEDROOM SUITES auring Jan. and Feb. 4 plece génuine American Walnut at $139, Reg. price $200. Terms. Max Zucker, 516 Main_street. Phone 509. ELECTRIC cleaners rented, day. Electric_clganers repaired. Tel, Household Articles 63 LAWBON GAS heaters, just the thing to Kkill the chill thece frosty mornings. Prices d sizes vary. A. A, Mills, 80 West Main 8t. Phone 381, PIANO, dining room set, bedroom furniture, bookcase and miscellaneous articles, in- cluding auto. Inququ 135 Columbia 8 PERFECTION ofl heaters. Aiso used ef- fectively In heating utensils, Replacement heater wicka only 35c eachi A. A. Mills, 80 W. Main St. Phone 381, - FLOOR COVERING, oil cloth, Largoe stock, specially priced for March only, 60c to $1.60 per yard. B, Berson, 505 Main St. KITCHEN RANGE—"Star Hub,” Spc(‘ml damper and new water front, Very good condition. 40 Church St. PERFECTION OIL HEATERS delivered to our home, $6.50. City Hardware Co,, 49 pof Main_street. Phone 2650, $1.00 a 1995, Places For Rent 70 ELM BT., s—Corner Main, store suitable for batber shop and pool room, See Cobn about it at 15 Main St. i ARCH ST, 179 AND 183—3 mores, 17260 ft. each, Suitable for clothing, barber shiop, meat mazket or grocery stere. Wil'| rent scparately or together. Rent rearod able. M. Irving Jester, 189 Arch street. Phone §11, CHURCH ST, 02—Store to rent, Inguire Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church St. MAIN ST., Cor. Elm St.—Store, suitable for auto accessories with the use of a gaso- line tank. For particulars, see M. Cohn, 15 Main St. : e OFFICES In the Soverelgn bullding with elevator and janitor service. Apply Wat- son & Jones, 294 Main 8t. STORE in good location, size 34xi6, with space in basement. Rent \ery reasonable. Phone or see us at onge. Home Banking & Realty Co.,, §6 West Main St. Tel. 725 NORTH END—2 good 3 family houses with gatages. Price very reasonable. Aaron Danielson & Co., 131 Main St. Tel. 873-4. MOUNTAIN GROVE— PROPERTY FOR BSALE. MOST BEAUTIFUL SITE FOR A RESI- DENCE IN NEW BRITAIN, SIT- UATION ON SHUTTLE MEADOW ROAD OVERLOOKING NEW SHUTTLE MEADOW GOLF LINKS, PROPERTY ON BOTH SIDES OF STREET. WOULD ALSO BE IDEAL FOR PRIVATE HOSPITAL OR SANITARIUM, WITH “TTS LARGE, AIRY HOUSE. APPLY PHILIP BARDECK, 170 ARCH ST. TEL, 482 MURRAY ST.—2 family house of 13 rooms, hardwood floors and finish, electriclty, steam heat. General conaition I8 exvei= lent, large lot. Price ouly $13,000. Watson & Jon 294 Main St. Phone 2460, SHUTTLE MEADOW SECTION—New two- family house of 10 rooms; all medern improvements. Price §6,000. Aaron Dane iclson & Co., 181 Main St. Phone 873-4, WAKEFIELD COURT—3 fawmily house of 15 rooms, all modern, electricity and steam heat, hard fnnish, machine shop rear that can be converted into a 10 car Star Real lstate & lusurance Cea 3 iy a floor, steam heat, places and garage. L\u)unlu, modern and in fine shape. Watson & Joues, 294 Mam centor of ey, twe flvor, § on garage. 94 Main m«mul:. 4 Price son & Jones, £ right. Phone WEST MAIN ST. 430—Large store and tenement to rent. Nice I®ation. Inquire Peter_Denuzze, 430 West Main_ 8t STOVE—3 burner gas stove for sale, Call evenings, Geo. Jacob, 23 Greenwood St. PREMIER RANGES reducea from $§76_and $90 to $65 and $75, during this month only. B. Berson, 503 Main St. BPECIAL—2" post bed and high block spring and cotton mattress $25, value $36. Edw. Gorfain, 168 Arch St. Phone $69-2. ( === 7 i or T roon: modern im- May. Box Wanted—To Rent COTTAGE or apartment of in good neighborhood, with provements, wanted April or 49, Herald office. buburhan kor h.nlc TAGE of 6 room orn plumbing, ciectric heat. Large barn, in yoars ago. Three cows ing hen poultry house, acres of fine tllabie land, Five from trolley, Price very reasonable, Koiren, 140 Main_St. el 1750, hot water built 6 70 lay- and 16 minutes’ H.J, Lights, fine repair, 1 heite or 80 FLAT or cottage_wanted April 1st, 3 in er. Rent 6 or 7 rooms with garage, family. Apply P. O, Box 211, Mnchlnery, Llcc., and Tnols 64 NOVO GASOLENE ENGINES, saws _and pumps; full line of farm equipment, Fred L. Peck, Kensington. Tel. 674-32. A claseified ad in the ‘“Herald" will help you to sell a second hand article. 60 ONER Yo W' CORNER OF LA BREA AND DE LONGPRE STREETS WUERE WIS STUDIO IS AN JUST WALK N AN' LOOK AT HIM= REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Agents—Real Lstate 78 TOR Tarms and subuiban property see the Cashman Agency, "New Britain's Leading Farm Agency.” 151 Main St, Tel. §73-4; Berlin, Tel, 681- BY BLOSSER l M HILL—G room bhouse, newly finished inside, furnace, electric ligh running water, fruit trees, lot 120 by 100 1t TR it BOARD, HOTELS | Rooms For Rent EYRETY convent phone vith all 505 Arch 8t, Teles for either 1 or 2 gentlemen ¢ b ,‘ ladies, Board i SAST MAIN ST. gentleman, St phoue 1035, EDSON ST, 26— Furnished 1o require Central, room. Centrally located, References Tol, 1079- LINWOC sourd e location. necessary - I 3 Y furnished, central Private resi- dence, Heforence WALNUT 8T, 10- voom. lnquire 70 leated, furnished st. Steam Walnut Tapartment let for light house ¢ Tight houses Herald office. Where To Dine DELANEY LUNCH—They uere. Theres a reason, too. The most ular restaurunt in town. in the liotel, Opp. 1L e SN HAVE you tried tne Hotel Regal restaue rant? §9-90 Church Bt. Special breake fast, 15c; special dinner, 36 special supper, Jvc. Open at all times. [TAVE GOOD meals for lees money. Dine with us. Al home cooked food, Star Restaurant, 254 Park St