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£ ' U o8 and tire nrvlc-. chr 'y_Bhop, 138 So, Auto Ac- 4231 Windsor Ave, Phonl A-4268, THarttord, Now [} mlu % off. Gears, les, bearings, lprlnn, enerators, car- bumon. uu, o e Bankrupt stocks, tires, supplies, ot UBED TRUUKI—OARI }.u‘od parts, 30-80% off. Open Bundeys, -3 p. m, BATTERIBS—Ank the mi Phlladelphia, Guar, 2 rell, 110 Franklin luu 'EDERAL TIRES & RLIN TUBES. AUTHORIZED BSALES, A ENCY, JUDD DUNLOP, 16 FRANKLIN SQUARE. & PHONE 1228, IDYEAR T AND TUBEB—"Good~ year means Good Wear." Abnnmly guar. anteed against Imperfections. Don't perimant, get the best, All muom.h'lu 8izen, Charles E, Hudfield, successor. to d-8wanson Co., 31 Myrtle strest, ‘alephone . 1706, BTORAGE BATTERIES—Winter storage, wet and dry, Lowest prices, A, G, Hawker, .68 Eim Et. Phone 2186, U, 8. L. BATTERY, salos and service sta- tion, T. H, Cogswell, § chutnut street, Phone 1418-3, WILLARD STORAGE Batieries, Baics and vice, Simmons Etnur Battery Co,, 167 Arch 8t, Phone 224 BUY your tires now beforo they advance any further. For tires of quality call at the Auto’ Repair Co., rear 538 East Main Bt,, or Phone 2016-3, Wholesale anu re- cash discounts allowed. Aulomobiles Wanted 13 CARS WANTED—We can #ell your car quickly, You get the cash, Aaron G. Coh Inc, Profit by our 14 years ex- perience, 185 Park 8t., Hartford, Conn, 13 Autos—Taxi_bervice CALL TAXIi—Phone 2700 will | bring q!llnl. efticlent taxi service to your door. N, B. _Taxl Bervice, at the K, R, Statlon, PACKARD BERVICE—Best car in the clty for long trips. Call Joe Farr, 1847, }62 LaSalle_etreet, THE PALACE Auto Livery, P, J. Cirves, Prop, 284 Maln Bt, rear Hudson Lunch. Tel. 2905, Night Tel. 1711-5. TAXI STATION—Quick, relial Keop these phone numbers in mind, Daytime, 667; ni Louls Miller, 14 WTORAGE—LIve storage for the winter mouths [n a centrally iocated, steam heat- ¢d, spacious garage, Use your car when- ever you want it. A mechanic always on the floor and rent is reasonsble, Our serv- Ice car s alway: ready at your call, Just Phone 1644, Charland’'s Auto llrv‘fl. Bta- tion, rear 432 Maln Bt il B i o et § Motorcyctes and Bicycles la BEWARE of the shortage of ilariey-David- son motorcycles in the early spring months, We are booking orders cvery day for new mawhines. For §25 we will se- cure your machine and keep it on the floor for your convenience, Monier Bros., “The Sporting Goods Store,” 38-42 Main. motorcycles, Twa 1930 at $150; oue 1920 sport model, $125; one 1916 at $75. These machines have been taken in trade for new Indians. Chas. 15, Hadtield, Buccessor to Hadfield-Swen- son Co, 21 Myrtle St. Phone 1706, INDIAN MOTORCYCLE wilh side car, 1919, 1n good condition. Price' reasonable, Carl A._Anderson, 232 Main St INDIAN MOTORCYCLES—1918, 3 speed powerplus, $50; 1917, electric cquipped, §100; 1917 regular, §75. The following ma- chines have been completely rebuilt and are fully guaranteed: Two 1919 and* one 1y18 with X motor; one 1920 with 72" Lig valye 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. E. Hudneld, successor to Hadfield-Swen- son Co.,, 21 Myrtle St. Phone 1706. NEW and sccond-hand bicycie, Iepairing. Low price guaranteed. Cailed for and de- livered, PetereRosso, 536 Bast Main St. Phono 635-2. ~ who [ ) J. Far- Phone un. Motorcycles—Bicycles Wanted BICYCLES wanted at once. We will good cash prices or take your old bicyc in trade om a new one. Monier Bros., 38-42 Main 8t. “The Sporting Goods store,”’ Service Statlons Repairing 17 ACETYLENE WELDING, cutting and braz- ing. Bxpert workmanship guaranteed. Commercial Welding Co., 227 Glen Street, Nr. FJ||H H_t: one 2899, \\n!k called for, AI‘(UM S8T. RADIATOR WORKS-—Successors to Hultquist Bros. lixpert repairing, all .kinds of auto radiators, smashcd fenders, bodies, etc. Work guaranteed perf ag Jowest prices. 107 A_rclL Phone 1_320 3 AUTOMOBILE PAINTING SHOP—Isidoro Ravizza, rear 332 Park St. Phone 576-13, _House pione 212-13, rear 78 Prospect .sz. AWUMUBth running board wold:ing on, Al variéties replaced. Kemember that setvite Is our alm wnd that we are'auto Lody and radiator cxperts. O. Hecker, Worblh . Place, Phome 653, Fii AUTOMOBILE PAINTING und striping ywest. prices in town. Joe Amsszin, 233 artford Ave. S AXELS STRAIGHTENED and wh paired. Auto springs a specialty, Baker, 224 Arch St. Phone 501 BATTERIES—Wjien in trouble and in m of good e Tatha SNLIIed: MEvibe Soe, by first, Bdw. Zack at the City Service Sta- tion, Hartford Ave., at Btanley St BODIES, Jlamps, radiators and fenders r pairel to a new condition, Cores installed. Low prices. New England Radiator Works, 35 E. Main St. Phone 860. CARS WASHED, pollshed, olled greased. Authorized Simonis Clark's Automobile Laundry, Main_ S8t. Phone 1344. CYLINDER GRINDING and repalring _at tHe Curtaln Automotive Service Co. 451 West Main 8t. Plione 587- k) RK'S8—Bucceeding Plucker’ Electric rting and gnition wirk. Cars washed and storage space, iear 238 Main street. Phone 1344, DAYTON “THOROBRED" CORDE AND FABRICS—When shopping for tires, don't fall to give this tire consideration, The Ball Tire Co, 210 Arch St HOTEL Washington garage. General pairing end overhauling. Day and nllht sorvice. Translents accommodated. rates. Tel. 1735, 121 Washingtod st cay HUDSON & EBBEwx service. Charges doa- sistent with workmanship. Mo , Bennett, 139 Arch St. Phone 11! OVERHAULING of & motor G John C. and station, rear 23§ Ci makes of cars, Prices are low. So. Knd Garage, 171 South Main St. Phone 870, REPAIR your tires and tubes aud have them ready for the spring, Expert re. . 'pairing at reasonable prices. We call for and deliver repair work. O'Neil Tire & Battery Co, 41 Washingion Bt. Tel. 900. BTARTING, lighting and Ignition work. Batisfactory service. Electrical parts for Automobile Laundry, rear Phone 1344, REAL AUTOMOTIVE e 17 #ide ourtalns and_ .Ilp-ro s made to At your car or repaired. Auter bodies of eviry description nphal-lerod and re- red, T\nnt‘ years' experience In this usiness, J. W, Walsh Auto Top & Up- holstering Co,, 207 Elm 8t, near Sey- mour 8t. Phone 2649, ~ " you wint to smile all the mm ‘round order llmd tires, 1f you have one worn down ti ood condltion, have 1t Ire "8hep, 534 West BUSINESS SERVICE Barbers, Hairdressers, Masscuses 18 AATRCUTTING—=Mothers, Wwe have two hobby-horse chairs to amuso kiddies while having their hair trimmed, Hours, 8 &, m, to 8 p. m. 32 Church, Opp. Beloin, [A FRANCE BEAUTY PARLOR—M| M. Rock and Kath, Gleed, Props, of Mra, M, C. Sullivan. 122 Main GHTNNEY REPAIKING and g and plaster work. -Work gua, _J. McLarney, 131 Clark St. Phone 1744- 23, ELECTRICAL WORK, wi.ing and fix{ures, sond o card to A. Tyler, 653 Stanley St. lle:oN worlt. brlel(‘uyln‘ and plastering West Maln 8t. Tel. ephone n 3. FAKE ordera for lv:--Eon-.l showcases, wine al dows for new houses kinds of wood- \workin M. T¢ 20 " Business Service Rendered CABINET MAKING—AIl kinds, G, H, Day, rear 153 Arch 8t. Phone 2633, Work guaranteed to satisty, DBVELOPING and _printing. Do Justice to your kodaking efforts by having Ohrn- stedt do your finishing, 72 Main St. MIRRORS RESILVERED and ctiairs caned. Workmanship guaranteed. Edwurd Gor- fain, 188 Arch Bt, Phone $69-3. UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture, Al kinds of repairiug. The Furniture Ex- change, ¢7_Arch Bt. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1923, BUSINESS SERVICE \i(Mnx rucl Inc. B«n-m nl HTRAW ulplll W wpecialty, ) Moving, truck- Ing -and ‘express. Parcel delivery, T, ¥, MoMahon, 133 Cherry Bt, Paone 2663-3, ALL Windu of expross Jobs taken, Ashes removed. The O, & 8. Express Co.,, 208 _Hartford_Avenue, Phono 3624-13, BUS PARTIES ut w trucking of all kin 140 Cherry St. Bhone 1 , Paper | Hlnlllw 27 | HOURE PATNTING and (mivrior decorating. Estimates cheerfully glven. A Schacht, _74 Talcott Bt. Phone 17| e Plumblnz, uuuu. Metal Work 28 FIXTURES Tnstallo whole plumblng syatems complotely overnauled, © Let g 4lve you an estimate. Ericson & John- son, 34 Dwight Bt Pressing and Talloring alled for and deilvered by The t Service, Yo London Shop. Elm, corner Main £t. PARIS TAILOR BHOP--Cleuning and preas- ing, suits made to order, 13¢ South Main 8t., opposite High school. BUITS for spring and summer, of genuine English woolens, $26 and up. Btyle, q Ity and fit absolutely guaranteed. Balonia, 100 Lafayette St. Jluk Prlntlnx, Jobblng, bhliunery 30 KULPER _PRINTING CO,—IHigh groue printing of every description in Amerl- can and forelgn languages, at reasonable prices. 326 Main &t, Cor. Cormmerc:, 8t., one fight up. Phcme 777, WRITING PAPER—3Mohogran: or Initial die stamped in gold (40c a quire), or color at 26c per quire, Belect your writ- Ing paper from our complete stock. All the best American lines including Cranes, Highlend lincn, Autocrat linem, Old Hampshire and Hammermill bonZ, Ad- kins, 66 Church etreet. QUALITY PRINT SHOP—We print letter- neads, envelopes, statements, cards and circular lettwrs at very low rates, 338 Main 8t. Directly opposite Commercial Btreet, upstairs, flight up, PLACE your awning order mow, Do not wale until the spring rush is Lere. Eddy Awning & Decorating Co,, City Hall Place, SIGNB, bulletins, showcards, banners, pic- torial artists. Art Bign Co, Al Malm- Walter Skonechs, Props., 287 Main, WE repalr rubber boots, arctics and rub- ber shoes and all kinds of rubber, 73 Church 8t. WINDOWS CLEANED Drivate houses, 1 housework and Vacuum work is our specialty. Our rates are the lowest in town. New Britain Win- dow Cleaning Co., §8 West Main bt. 21 lel, 1751, Dressmnkmg and Ml.l.llnery 23 ‘hat are styllsh and ~“well made. variety to choose from. Prices are lower here, Violet Millinery, 365 Arch 8t. HEMSTITCHING at Umlbul’lfl Dnll Plfi!- ing and Button Covering Shop, 19 hut Bt 8t. Phone 1338-3. Professional Services 31 SURGICAL “and dicss corsets made to or- dor. Mrs. Mack D Hall, R N., Rogistored _Corsetiere, 48 M 98-, “’R] WATCH repalr] l Georges, 166 Main St, Dickinson Drug_Co. METHONAL new name for wood alcohol. Be .up-to-date. $2.50 bLrings report on Methonal and percentage alcohol. ‘Safety first. Davenport & Kecler, Inc., 23 Walnut, eclalty at B, 10, Opp. \ L EMPLOYMENT | ¢ Help—Women Wanted 43 WOMBEN o do fancy work at home, Spare hours, Materlal furnished, Good pay, Stamped _ envelopo g9 particulars, Underwo Art Goods l’_D_I‘flLlllfllnll, (): WAITRESS for restaurant wanted Apply Horald, Box 607 WABH WOMAN “wanted, We electrical appllances, Apply 102 P el SRR TR O WOMAN for genoral work. Btoady empioy- mont, Apply Board of Health, Room 214, City Hall. YOUNG LADY wantod for omce work. The Post & Lester Co, —_— == = Help—Men Or Women 43 COMPETENT woman or man and wife with no children, to help in family of 4 in the country, Modersl improvements. n_can be used for outside. Harold Roj Tele- 1224 FINANCIAL o Business Opportunities 46 GENERAL STORES—Grocery and meat lcatessen business, ice cream parlors. Also have a good house with im- provements and storc in Middletown, suit- ablo for any businessa Very reasonable, Benj. Lange, 229 Main St. South Farms, Middletown, Phone 475. Money Lolned 48 MORTGAGES-—I"irst lnnrlll:‘ money on hand in amounts to 'y applicants, Parker & Deming, 193 HAln 8t, Tel. 2026, $25000 to loan on 2d mortgages. Morris Tulin, Real Estate and Mortgage Loans, main office 64 Church 8t, Htfd, hluth 131 Main St, New Britain, Phone §73-4. IMMEDIATE LOANS— To the great numbers of honest people who need ciedit to pay overs due debts or to glve thelr fami- lles 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 1043, BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY, W. MAIN. NEW BRITAIN, 87 chlh‘lnx and Piano ’l‘mll.ng A piano is @ musical instrument as long as it is in tune, C. A, Humphrey. Tele- phone 21 BEDDING—Have your oid mattrosses, cush- fons, pillows, etc., re-made, equal to new; new mattresses, etc., made to order. (Up- holstering). Hdw. City Bedding Co, 60 Tremont St. -Tel, 2431-4. KNIVES, ‘shears, skatos and all cdge tools sharpened. Also oxy welding and ull kinds of machine work. Fritz & Berndt, iwood 8t. Phone 1 2. tuning. Am I otill tuning pianos? I should say I am. ¥, V. Strecter, P, O, _Box_596. Phoue 1303. LESSONS In_dressmaking. Sp classes and clubs. Private man's Institute Method. Glil, §45-6. Dyeing aud Cleaning 23 CLEANIN® und dyoing {8 our exclusive bus- Iness. ~ Garments of all descriptions; draperies, portieres, curtains, cleaned or dyed. Satistaction guavanteed, New Brit- ain Dry Cleaniug Corp, 96 W, Main St Flhone 1323-3, CLOTHES callod for and delivered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop. Phone §05-4. Bim, corner Main St. = =¥ == = == Insurance—All Kinds 24 ACCIDENT, automobile and life. Surety and Adelity bfllndm P\mn M. l-uun, u:n. Ins., 13 Tel. Jane >, for_Insurance servic ¥nd Kealtors, 326 Main Bt T g AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE specialty. Service unusual. Call on the phone, we do the rest. Dowite A. Riley, 272 Main t. FIRE msurance and_real . Seo The John_Cooke Co., Plainville, Conn. o | WHATEVER _needs sharpening, knives, scissors, skates, edge tools, R. H. Wilcox, 304 _Hart St., can do it. Phone 1083-6. l EDUCATIONAL I - Instrumental and Vocal 36 MANDOLIN, banjo, ukulele, Correct, mod- ern instruction. E. C. Benson Barker, Booth's block. Tel. 23893. I New Britain _Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday EMPLOYMENT Wanted—Instructors YOUNG lady to teach dancing for hours a week. Write Box 10, ‘Help—Agents Wanted 40 WE pay $200 monthly salary, furnisi Tig and expenses to introduce our guaran- o f}(v teed poultry and stock powders. Bigler . o, X149, Springfield, Illinois, e S i b e i K ' LIVE STOCK l —— e/ Cattle and Swine 50 COWBS—2 new milch cows. Inquire F. L., or W. C. Norton, Kensington. Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 BABY CHICKS at New Britain Bird and Feed Co., 105 Arch St. BABY CHICKS, 15¢c up. Beven leading breeds., Circular free. Ray Schieldge, So. Manchester, Conn. Route 2. BROODERS— 'The Colony,” coal _burning. Absolutely the best brooder for baby chicks obtainable. Crowding impossible; 500 chick size $21.50; 1,000 chick size $26.50. A quantity discount on two or more. Racklifte Bros. Inc, Park & Bige- low Sts. Phone 1075, Get our baby chick circular. GABY CHICKS, PURE BRED — Bred to lay, Rhode nd 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 FGED — Popular breeds; prepaid, guaranteed delivery. Send for_catalogue. Roy Clark, E. Hartford, ESTATE Building and Business Property, Building Lots, Farms, Houses and Subulban Property Listed for Sale on This Page Every Day—Headings 80 to 87. Whether Buying For a Home or Investment Read the Classified Advertisements, MERCHANDISE Fertilizers, Seeds, Plants MERCHANDISE I P Musical Instruments 66 BEEDS—Vegetable seods of quality, All our seeds are tested before offered for salo, and we guarantee high germina- tion, We handle the proper variety for this locality, We can ellminate the uncer- tainty and Inconvenience of the malls In addition to quoting you lower prices, Rackliffe Bros, Co,, Inc, Park & Bigelow | 710, Bts, Phone 1076, Footwear and Clothing o1 the BIG alteration 4 now going on at Army & Navy Btore, 66 Church St, Price on all_wintor clothing down to the lowest fgures possible, =~ HATS—Custom or ready made, in all sizos . and styles for winter and spring wear, We 'can save you $2 to ¥3 on any hat you huy. We make them and them and them, Visit our new store at -'H.'I Main 8t. The Conrad Hat Co, TP BOOTS, knee boots, “Btorm Ki boots, felt boots, rubbe: I at big savings. All sizcs and everyone first quality, Army & Navy Btore, b6 Church 8t. INVENTORY BALE now going on, We are clearing up all cur heavy apparel at very low prices, Army & Navy Store, 66 Church Bt. PAISLEY SHAWL—Large size, genuine, 50 years old, In perfect condition, On dis- play at Leonard & Herrmann Co.'s store, For particulars ‘sse Mr, Herrmann at storo or writo A. E. Elton, 680 Arch 8t. city. SHOBS—Hide to wear, Better shoos for 1688 money, Full line of Ball Band footwear, _all_guaranteed. Joe Mortelliti, Church St. UNDERWEAR 1iO81ERY & BATH ROBES Heavy wool sox, 2lc per palr; § pairs, $1.00. Wool, 2-piece underwear for men, 93¢ per garment, Unlon suits, wool mixed, worth $2,50, for $1.46 the suit, and other bargains which space does not permit us to mention. aruy & Navy Store,. b6 Church 8t. (.ood Things to Eat APPLES-Hogers Baldwins from Shuttl Meadow, 90c per § qt. basket. Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myptle 8t. Phone. CARROTS—60 bu., delivered (o any part of the city. Call 1347 between 9 and 13 a. m. 62 Househola Articles 63 ANTIQUE I'URNITURE--Big variety at re- duced prices, The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St. A, J. Urafe, Mgr. ASH CANS—Galv, iron, with cover, $2.76 and up; without cover $2.26 and up, Guar, Lehrer's, 176 East Main St. Phone 1181-5. BEDROOM SUITES auring Jan. and Feb. 4 plece genulne American Walnut at $139, Reg. price $200, Terms. Max Zucker, 516 Main street. Phone 509. ELECTRIC” VACUUM CLEANERS—Second- hand but in perfect condition. Low price, terms, I, E. Andrews, 401 Arch 8t. VICTROLA —Cabinet_model,” out slightly used and in excellent playing condition, Fumed oak Anlwh, 30 recoras go with this machine at a low |nh. ‘Watches, Dlunuudl, Jenelr, HIGH gradv and soiected Lasice Jowelry at 166 Main Bt, Kovin' 10, Walk pay you well. adiug 1ings, 14 knd 18 Himberg & Horn, 392 sain St, and tallroad_Arcade, 5 niiton, Howard, &gl tham, Ilinols and Swiss, for ladics gents, at the Wedding Ring Shop, Main_8t. NG doubts of substitution, Have your monds reset while you wait ana i your| oWh presence st L, Resulck's, Mig. Jeweler, 340 Main St., Opp. Commercial Bt, I re- To. pro i, Wal- and ey meu—amuex To Buy 08 CLOTHES, papers and junk Dought al th highest prices, Assure yoursell the b prices possible by notifying L. Zeldes, Oak 8L, Phone 515-25. There is a cash profit in all that stuft that is cluttering up your attic and cellar. Phone me im- mediately and 1 will call, i FURNITURE in gooa ~condition — wanted. Good prices paid, all housenold articiew, Call me before you sell, Pnone §16-13, FURNITURE—We will buy It at fair pri The Furniture Kxchange, 67 Arch B., A J._Grafe, Mgr. ¢ JUNK—We buy magazines, pupers, rags all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices. A. Rodinsky, 81 Oak street, Tele- __phone 15601, WE pay fair prices Tor any houschold ar- ticies, Just drop a card to L. M. Benja- min, 115 Beaver St. Phona 1320, ——— (REAL ESTATE FOR RENT | e et Apartments and Tenements 69 MAIN, COR, BLM ST.—6 room apartment, steam heat, hot water and janitor serv- ice. See Cohn about it at 16 Main Bt. STANLEY ST., 415—Tcnement of § rooms, second floor, all fmprovements, Heat fur- nished. Inquire‘“first fi FOUR rooms in good Hardware City Co-operative 22 Main St. F. H. Shields. Business Places For Rent 70 BT, 3—Corner Main, store suitable for “li:ber shop and pool room. See Cobm about it .at 16 Nain St. ARCH BT, 179 ANU 183—3 sores, 17x60 ft. each. Sultable for clothing, barber shop, meat market or giocery store. Wil rent sepaiately or together, Rent reason- able. M. Irving Jester, 189 Archi street. Condition. Apply association, RA bed, chiffoniers, ES—Gas and coal, sewing machines, stand, Victrola, chairs, bicycles and other articles. Inter-Urban Transfer & Storage, rear Dickison Drug store, A. P Marsh, Prop, 167% Main St. “Household Articles 63 OAK dining room set with china cabinet, also two rugs. Inquire 19 Roxbury Road. LAWSON GAS heaters, just the thing to kill' the chill these froaty mornings. Prices and sizes vary. A. A, Milis, 80 West Main 8t. Photre 381, PIANO, dining room set, bedroom furniture, bookcase and miscellaneous articles, in- cluding auto. Inquire 135 Columbia St. Phone 811. 62—8tore te rent, Iuquirs SHURCH ST., Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church 8t. MAIN 8T, Cor. Elm 8i Store, ¢, suitable for auto accessories with the use of a gaso- line tank. For particulars, see M. Cohn, 15 Main St. 5 7 OFFICES In the Boverelgn building with elevator and janitor service, Apply Wat- son & Jones, 204 Main St STORE in good location, size 34x16, with space in basement. Rent \ery reasonable. Phone or see us at once. Home Banking & Realty Co., 86 West Main St. Tel. 725, WEST MAIN 8T, 430—Large store an i tenement to rent. Nice location. Inquire Peter Denuzze, 430 West Main S!,—_ PERFECTION ofl heaters, Aiso used ef- fectively in heating utensils, Replacement heater wicks only 35c each. A. A, Mills, 80 W. Main St. Phone 38l. ELECTRIC cleaners rented, $1.00 a Electric cleaners repaire 1. 1995, FLOOR COVERING, 0l cioth. Large stock, specially priced for March only, $1.60 per yard. B Berson, 504 Main Bt. PERFECTION OIL HEATERS delivered to your home, $6.50. City Hardware o, 49 East Main stre Phone 2660, PREMIER RANGLS reduced from $76 and $90 to $65 and $75, during this month only. B. Berson, 503 Main St. day. BUCKEYH INCUBATORS— The world's foremost incubators and brooders all sizes, all other poultry supplies, A 1jerpe, 73 Arch St. Phone 106-4. HATCHING EGGS from White Orpington, ‘W. Rocks, W. Wyandotte and W. Leg- horns, J. T. St wville, LITTLE PUTNAM V. eeps drinking water from freezing in coldest weather, $2.00. S. P, Strople, 113 Church FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, wife and Accldent insurance, Insure with the Home Banking & Realty Co, 86 West Main 8t. Tel. 738, l‘wyers—Pllent Atwrneys & | H. G, MANNIN NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block, Est. 1866, by Jas, Shepard. LOUILS M. SCHMIDT, 269 MAIN ST, Telephone New Hritain and Hartford, , Wagerbury, ex-patent ex- aminer, New Britain,\Wednesday, 6 p. m. Walk-Over_store by appointment. Moving, !‘rucm, Storage DEFEAT EMBARGO— Order your less than carload ship- ments from the west consigned to us at New York city snd we will truck them to New Britaln, Phone or write us for instructions. JOS. ARBOUR & BON, New Britaln and New York Trucke, PHONE 2733, 66 WHITING 8T. INTERURBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE— Auto trucking of all kinds. Local and long nce moving by men e Tn ‘the' Mandiing ot goods requiring care, Furniture and piano moving our specialty. Our facilities and abititics are urcxcelled. Storage, packing, crating, and forwarding by truck or rall. 167% MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CONN, Rear Dickinson's Drug Store, TOPS, side curt and nn cov-r nua. er and repaired by the ;::op. 68 Hart ll., n:r. Phunc 164 N. ‘A. P. MARSH, PROP, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 00D MORNING BOVS ~WNY ouT SO BARLY ? | least 8 or 9 i giie Help—Men Wanted - 41 BEXPERIENCED nien wanted at once, Quai- ified to set up and adjust Cleveland Auto- matic_machines. Box 30, Herald. Xperionced, wanted. Apply . M. Bell, Berlin, Conn. Tel. 66-13, R. ¥. D, No. 2. FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN, $150-3250 monthly, no strike tion?) Write Rallway, Box CABORERS—6 or 7. Bteady work for at months. Inquire at Conn. Quarries Co., White Oak. Call 1416, FMENT MEN!—It you are losing your manly strength and are nervous, despondent, Weak, run dewn, or suffer from un- natural losses, we want to mail you our book entitled “Perfect Manhood, Its Real Meaning and How to Attain It.” This book describes ‘“‘Sextonique,” a restorative tonic that costs you nothing if not re- rieved or benefited, Write today to Cum- berland Chemical Co., 484 Berry block, Nashville, tean,, U. 8. A. NIGHT porter, Apply &t Lunch, 284 Moafth_St. SALESMAN to sell popular make of auto- mobile. Call 26 Help—Women Wanted beginnel which posi- The Hudson OLD NEWSPAPER MATS — Lining for chicken coops, 60c a hundred; for sale at Herald Office, 57 Church Bt. THAVE you tried Hall Brothers' chicks from state tested stock?” They are different from ordinary chicks. Magic brooders. Catalogues. A. B. Hall, Wallingford, Coun, PUTNAM BROODER HEATER—Cannot be blown out, flame will byrn as long as oil remains in tank. Will burn 8 to 14 days without attention of any kind., Price only $4. This is the lowest priced heater on the market, Rackliffe Bros, Inc, Park & Bigelow Sts. Phone 1075, Horses, Vehicles 58 HORSE—One black chunk, seven years old, also a few clothesline poles, any length. Woodbine Farm, Berlin, Conn. Tel. 663-4, 55 COMPUTING scalo and. Natlonal cash reg- ister. A-1 conditlon. T. 8. Cash Reglster lixehange, 13 Washington Place, Union buildin, RUG, largo Axminster, and Paisiey shawl. Borg Woman's Exchange. Call 26982, CASIL fegister, (Natidnal), for sale, cheap, us low as §30. 204 Main St., city, GIRL, about 16 or 16 yra. old, to do ligit housework and help’ take care of baby. Call at 7 Chestnut 8t. GIRL—Austrian_or German, for housework. Inquire 20 Liberty 8t. GIRL or woman for general liousework wanted. Apply Mrs, E. F. Lancaster, 300 West Main_St., 2d floor, GIRL wanted to help _with wholo or part time. M. Rhodes, Opposite post_office. 2 MAID—Competont, 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. MAID for general housework, Good pay and good home. Call at 74 Hart St., down- “general Tiouscwork, Berlin, Bualncss und Omee Equipment 57 BPECIAL—2" post bed and high block spring and cotton mattress $25, value § 60c to Houses F 73 KILBY HOUSE— (Berlin Station), house or tea room. ity for a live wire. L. E. KILBY, POLIS CAPITOL T HARTFORD, OR TEL. 3 suitable for a boarding A great opportun- Apply Wanted—To Rc ki GOTTAGE or apartment of & or 7 rooms, | in good neighborhood, with modern im- provements, wanted April or May. Box 49, Herald office. Edw. Gorfain, 168 Arch St. Phone 869. Machinery, NOVO GASOLENE ENGINES, pumps; full line of farm equipment. Fred L. Peck, Kensington. Tel. 674- Merchandise at the Stores - T 6 MATTRESSES—Fiist quality white cotton rolled edge, $6 to $18. During month of March_only. B. Betson, 503 Main St. sawi nJ Complete line glags and hardware. Leh. _ers, 176 East Main St. Phone 1151-5 TARM PROPERTY—From 3 to 15 acres wanted to rent. Clients ready to occupy immediately. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St. Phone 873-4 or Berlin 681s2 New Britain’s Largest Farm Burs NISHED ROOMS, (2), for light I keeping. Box 42, Herald" office. fTOUSE of 5 fo § rooms In the west end wanted, by refined American couple. Fur- nished or unfurnished, Best of refer- ences. Box 41, Herald office, FLAT or cottage wanted April 1st, or er. Rent 6 or 7 rooms with garage. family. Apply P. O. Box 211._ F soon- 3 in TROUSERS—A very larga assortment of and work trouscrs at prices m $1.95 to $4.95. Army and ¢ HIDEQ. b8 urch St BEDS—Large assortment “and special orices for this month, $8.50 to $35. B. Berson, 503 Main St. Phone 1186, Musical Instruments GAMERO! er planos at John A. Andrews & Co, ig_Furpiture Store." CONSOLE ~ PHONOGRAPH, mahogany, brand new and made to order. Original price was $225. Can be bought for $150. Easy terms. Widener's, 135 Main St, GRANBY 66 Sterling and Huntington play- “The y ghtiv d in perfect condition. Reasonable price and ecasy terms. Widener's, 1. u % 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | ) Agents—Real Lstate 78 TASHMAN FARM AGENCY Brit- ain's Largest Farm Bureau,” 131 Main St. Phone 873-4. See us for farms and suburban_property. REAL ostate, Tell us what you want, We'll get it. Real estate, Tel us what you have. We'll dispose of it. Cunningham & Wininger, Plainville, Conn, Neri Bldg. REAL BESTATE— iug to rent, buy ot sell sce Cohn about it at 15 Main St., the largest individual real estate own the city, zstate, bought Skinner, Smith Co., LE rea gage loans. Lasy terms, Joh | IREAL ESTATE FOR SALI‘ Farms For Sale FARM—On account nf oid_age, the P erty of merit known s the lu.u [ farm In Stanley Quatter, Briu conslsting of about 146 scres 'mh 3 goos fronts u the highest state of cultivation, stocked and touls second to mone, ins stalled with all modern improvements, Producing ubout 600 quarts of milk & day, wold at the door, Thero 1s a Btaty Normal #chool under construction here on the atreet, which will cost a milllon and w half dollars which is bound to boom property In this vicinity, A word to the Wise ought to ve suficient, Apply on the premises lor particulars, to ’rhonu McMalion, 3 1 100 tiliubie, bal. wouds, Good set of mmfllllll 'llh line provements; stock, tools, etc, 150 ton allo. Income about $400 @ month, Robt, B, White, 269 Main_8t, ACRES of Very good land in Berl ln, onl 16 minutes' walk trom troiley. house and barn on property. Only n 000 cash required. Cashman Farm Agency, 141 uin St. Phone 8734 or Burlln 681-2, “New +_Farm M Houses Lor “Sale BUNGALOW—6_fooms, 1n Beivider sale or for rent, with the option of buy- ing. Uwner leaving town, will sell at big sacrince; small amount of cash res quired, Look tlus place over and make us uiolfer, Watson & Jones, 294 Main 8t “elephone 2460, CoT with d fruit; ity A som for some lover of the country, H. N, Locks wood, Iteal Estate and Ins, City Hall ClieSTNUT §T.—% <umily Liouse thai cem Lo bought right, Wil scll on & 12% bawis, Watsou & Jones, 294 Malu St Tel. Z4v0s CHESTNUT ST.—In & very good A good 3-fumily house, right uj minute in conveniences, Must be to appreclated. Aaron Danielson, s 75 Py iy car garage, This pla. settle an cstate. \Watson & Jones, Main St Phone 2450, UAST END—New 6 room bungalow with' garage, Can be bought for less than - 5,000, Good terms, Aaron Danicison & Co., 131 Main St. Phone ¥73- HARRISON 8T,—2 family house, six rooms, on @ fioor, steam heat, tirepluces; house built avout 3 years, Watson & Jones, 2vé Main t. Tel.” 2460, JUDD AVENUE—Ncw § room cottage Large lot. Garage. Hot air heat, Moderu plumbe ing. Large porch, Price oniy 4,600, H. J, Foiren, 14y sain St, Vel 1790, MOUNTAIN GROVE property for sale. Most beautiful site for a residence in New Briwin, Situated on Shuttle Meadow roud overiooking new Shuttic Meadow cluv golt lnks. Property ou both sides of street, Would also be ideal ior private lospital or sanitariuin with its large aiy louse. Apply Philip Bardeck, 1,0 &1 St. Phoue 482, KIH BT.—Brick block, i tenements and a store with a large lot. Th.s place must Le sold, Would seil busiuess with the property, Price is right and smail smouut ot casn required. Watson & Jones, aué Main' St Phone 2450, ¢ NORTH END—2 good § family houses with garages. Price very reasonable. Aarom Danivlson & Co., 151 Main 8t. Tel, 873+4, MURKAY ST.—Z family house of 13 rooma, hardwood floors and finish, electricity, steam heat. General conaition 48 excel: lent, large lot. Price only ¥13,000, Watson & Joues, 294 Main St Phone 2450, SHUTTLE MEADOW SECTIO ew twoe family house of 10 rooms; all modern improvements. Price $6,500. Aaron Dan- ielson & C 131 Main St FPhone 873-4. WAKEFIELD COURT—3 tamily house of 15 rooms, all modern, electricity and, steam heat, hard-finish, machine shop - rear that can be cunverted into a 10 car garage. Star Real Kstate & lusurance 0&. 1v3_sain WEST Tamily house, six rooms om @ floor, steam heat, hardwood floors, Mre places and garage. verything modern und in fine shape. Watson & Jonvs, 204 Main st. Phone 2450, i WEST MAIN ST., near center of city, two family house, 6 rooms on each floor, 3 on 3d; steam heat, electricity, 4 car garage. Price right. Watson & Jones, 294 Main t. Phone 2450 amily house in south end of town. Con= taining all improvements. 3 steam boils ers, oak noors and oak trim. Lot 50x166, Guod nelghborhood, schools aud trolley. P Suburban For Sale BELVIDERE—Beautiful seven room bungas low with fireplace; also new two family for $6,000. Small amount of cash roquired. Andrews Land Co., 1557 Stans ley St. Phone 36l-4. TDERE—Seven room cottage on rrances street, with large fireplace, steamy heat and large lot; aiso steam heated garage. In the shadow of new Normal schiool, Andrews Land Co., 1557 Stanley St. Phone 361- CHICKEN FARM—3 acres, corner location, ideal gas station, iruit, shade. Cheap. kasy terms.. Tt BLTWEEN Plainville and Southington, sidd’ state highway and troliey une, wel built building with large plot ot lands Grocery busiuess, Stock,’ gusotine, oil, elece tric tire pump, all tor $2,650. Only $1,500 cash required. Balance in wmortgage, Act quickly. K. L. Hayden, ¥ Miduie street, wast_Bristol, Conn, COTTAGE of § toums. Built 7 years, alod- vin plumbing, electric lghts, hot water heat. Large barn, in fine repair, bulit. & years ago. Three cows, 1 heiter, 70 lay- ing hens, Luwge poultry house, and 16 acres of fine tiable land. Five minutes’ from trolley. i’rice very reasonable, M. Jo Kolren, 14V Main_St. el 179y, LLM TILL=G room house, newly fnished instde, furnace, clectric lights, runming water, frult trees, lot 120 ft. by 100 iv avep. en coop for 100 Wrds, 9 room house, barn, , 92 be: walk irom tro H, 15 Hill minutes road, Newington, acres land, ley, Elm Wap! KRANICK & BACH, Newby & Evans, ter, Kohler & Campbell planos. We h sold this line of planos for over 30 years. We guarantee. C. L. Plerce, BOOKKBLPERS DESK, 7'x6' hardwood, 18 practically new and looks that way. Strongly built, 4 large drawers, etc. The price 18 very low. Adklns Printing Co,, 66 Church_St. 8YSTLMATIZING — Accounting, bookkeeping. Doctors and lawyers will find our simple forms handy, economical and easy to operate—they are adapted to meet thelr needs. Other systems sup- plied to accommodate large otfices of any size, saving time and cutting cdst of oper- ation. Let us show you these forms OR call on you and suggest a means of cut- ting time and overhead. Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church St. Phone 1063 and ask for Mr. Hawthorne, TYPISTS—Tarn $26-3100 weekly, =parc time, copying authors’ manuscripts. Write R, J. Carnes, Authors' Agent, Tallapoosa, Ga,, for particulars, TOUNG Iady for stenography and general office work. _Reply stating ‘wages, experi- cnce, ete. Box 38, Herald. Feed and Fuel 59 S like Purina Cow Cliow, and It Keeps them In the best of condition. We will furnish milk record sheets to show that it will make more milk. N. B, Bird andi Feed Co. 105 Arch St. Freckles Has To Be Shown WE'RE WAITIN FoR ™ STUDIO T OPEN-~ WERE GOING T SEE CHARLE "WouULD WE! T SHOULD SAY WE WouLp!! PREMIER PHONOGRAPH, $150 model, ma- hogany cabinet, brand new and selling with records, $100, cash or easy terms. Widener's, 158 Main St. PHONOGRAPH an flat top, parlor table beautitul instrument. Andrews, 401_Arch St FIANOS—We have placed over 3,000 & Campbell pianos in this vicinity, cluding churches, schools, lodges, Befora' you buy, call and’ lot us demon- Plerce. n all the popular num- John A. Andrews Tatest stylo, A high class terms, model, Easy | Player 5 A. Androws & hiture Store." SUPERTONE phonogra List price In perfect shape, mahogany cabinet, records, only $50. Basy terms. Widener's, 138 Main St. “The Big OH, YOURE FOOLIN' CHAPLIN AT ALL= WE KNOW HIM Mr. | W, brick buliding. arage or light manuthy- See Coln abou: it at 1v NORTH ST, suitable for a ing purposes. Main_ St 81 Tots in best part of X Tew nice building 3, Herald, . Write to_Box age. Inquire at Star Real Eriate an: Insurance Co., 163 Main St. BUILDING LOTS on easy payinents in ai. parts of the city at prices much lowe than will be asked next year. The W. L ¢! " Builaing Jlot, situation, Reasonable Farms Ior Sale ACRES of gond land in_Kensington, acres wood, good 7 room house and new barn; running water in both. cows, 2 horses and 25 chickens, ( required $§1,500. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main st F Berlin 681-2, “New I n's Largest Farm BY BLOSSER ) 2| sh WELL, You CONE . RIGHT INTO THE' m STUDIO, AND TLL US =YOU AIN'T A ate—Wanted SARMS of any size, located anywheiv, wauted at ouce. We have clients reaay W buy and pay good prices. 1f your farm for sale notity the Cashman Farn Aguncy at on 151 Main 8t. Phone §ii-4 or Berlin 631-Z, “New Britaln's Largest Farm Bureau,” B R ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS | 8 505—iturnished room with all Atooms For Rent s, to rent. 906 Arch 8t Tele 9 625=Furnished room, sultable for either 1 or geutlemen or 1 or 3 ladies. Board if desired. Tei. § nished, “heated room for rent, second fiight, Board i dosired. LAST MAIN BT, 205—Furnished room for gentleman, Steam heat, Central. Teles phone n 5. Centrally 1079, Sy—Steam heated room, micely ed, central location, Private resis Keference necessary, WALNUT ST., 70—Stean heated, furnished l|\4|llhc 70 Walnut St. D—In American family, modern, «lum heated room for gentlen Hel , board optional. Box 9, Herald, 164—One large room, W0 women or man and Turnished room. dence, for r AIN ST, 358—-Large furnished ront room, steam heat, suitable for light housekeeping. oins in refined home. Western cutlemen preferred. Keferences, 14—"Two [urnished front rooma improvem or light house- Over Woolworth's § & 10c store, MAIN ST, with all keoeping. special us. Al home cooked food Lestaurant, 234 Park Bt

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