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Auto Parts and Accessories 11 N Y, aervice sia- T, ':‘ § Chestout strees. 14183, 1 ons llou'c Battery ‘wervice, Bimm 167 Arch Bt, Phone 224 now betoro the; For tires of ‘ull! rear nd Co., vance call st Main a0 re- Automobiles Wanted CARE WANTED—We can_#oll your ~ car quickly, You get the cash. Aaron U, Cohen, Inc, Profit by our 14 years ¢ perience. 186 Park 8t, Hartford, Conn, Beat car in ity Joe Farr, 1647, 104 uto . J. Cirves, Proj Main Tel, 2006, Night Tel, 1711-6, #AX1 WVATICN—QuIck, reliable servie, Keop these phone nul h:'u Jo - mi Daytime, ht, Garages To Let #TORAGE—LIVe wtorage for the winter months in & centrally iocated, steam hest- d, spacious garage. Use your car when- you want it. A mechanic alway floor and rent is reagonwbla. Our serve ice car Is always &t your call. Just Phone 1544, Cllrland's Auto Bervice: Bta- rear 433 Main for mew machines. cure your machine aud keep it on the floot\ tor your comvenlence, Monler Bros. “Tho Bporting Goods Store nd. MIKKORE flllnflm and ranteed, and Contract - Building T GRTMNEY REPAIIKING Gnd gendral masor. umpualur work, Work gua.enteed, J J. MoLarney, 131 Clark Bt, Phone 1744-34, 19 BLMCTRICAL WORK, fl.m?"fm"flnnru send a card to A. ‘Tyler, 663 8t 8t lo g end pl 691 West Malh Mt Tel. KR ordors- Tor Tow-BomaE o wea e W ordors for iCg-boxes, Bhowcanes, Win» dows for new houbes; all kinds of wood- working, M. Tomko, 39 lalayeu Business l‘_flld'-‘l’fl’ 20 TABINET MAKING—AIl Kind, rear 163 Agch 8t. Phone guarantved to satisty, LVE and_printing. Do Jjustice to your kodaking eftorts by haviug Ohrne stedt do your finishing, '3 Main Mt cnalrs cened. ‘Workraanship S Kdwerd Gor- tain, 168 Arch|sSt. Phonv 369-2, IPHOLWTE o lll,;l:lll Turniture, Al 'H kinds of repairing. Furniture Ex+ ol_Arch 8t A. J. Urafe, Mgr, Wor Charles lu‘ G, W, Day, 2043, Work chen, Obl | BLACE your awniog order now. walt until the spring rush 1s L Awning & Decorating Co, City Hall Flac W repair_rubber Dooth, rctica and rub- ber shoes,snd all kinde of ruvber. 73 Church_8t, WINDOWS OLBANED n piivate houses, offices, and stores. Genarsl nousework ‘:u civaning trom the cellar 1o the 1. Vacuum wogk 1s our specialty. Our rates ave the lowest in towa., New britain Win- aow Cleaning ' Cu, »8 West Main st FPhone §ss. HARLEY-DAVIUSON motoreycles, Two 1930 | wt $160; oue 1920 sport model, 313 1916 at $75. These machines have been taken in trade for mew Indlans, Chas. K. Hadfield, Buccessor to Hadfield-Bwen- son_Co,, 21 Myrtle St. Phone 170! TNDIAN mUiURCIULAS—1V10, § speed powerpius, $50; 1917 ,electric wquipped, $100; 191/ reguiar, $78. The following ma- chines have been completely rebuilt and are/tully gusranteed: Two 1919 add one 1918 with KX motor; one 1920 with 72" bl valve motor. Also several Indian side- cars in fine condition at §20 and up. A sunall deposit will secure any of - these machines for spring delivery.. - Chas. 1. Hadneld, successor to Hadield-Swen- son Co, 21 Myrtle 8t. Phone 1706, NEW, a0d_sccond-hand bicycle, Repairing. Low price guaranteed. " livered, Peter Kosso, 336 kast Maln st Phone_635-2. i i Motorcycles—Bicyeles Wanted BICYCLES wanted at once. We will pay good cash prices or take your old bicycle in trade on a new one, Monier Brbs, 3a-42 Maln St. ‘'The Bporting Goods store 3 MOTORCYCLES (2) Indlan and Excelsior, Call for a quick buy, after 6:30 p. m., 12 Derby_St. Service Stations Repairing 17 ACETILENE WELDING, cutting and braz- {ng. Expert workmanship guaranteed, Commercial Weldiug Co., 347 Glen Street, Nr. Ellis St. Phone 2899, Work called for. "3 B, CONGult Lentist, AATS—That sre stylish%and well made. Large variety to choose.trom, Frices lower_here. Vioiet Millinery, 66 Arch | HEMSTITCHING at Ginsbu ‘ess Fleat- ing and Button Covering shop, 19 Wal- nuc St, Phone 1338-3, A LSSONS In_dressmakitg. Special prices to “ciusses aud clubs, Privite lessons. Wom- man's Institute aeinod. ‘fel. Jane K, Glll,_B4B-b, & 7 Dressmaking and Millinery 22 THE CHIC American Dresscutting, Design- ing and Tailoring Bchool will give a ser- iew of dewmonstrations end exlibitions of exquisite models about March 33, at the Jr. O. U, A M. hall. ‘The demonstration ‘explaing our coumse in practical dressmak- 1ug, tailoring und mali course in design- iug, cutting, etc., including 4 membersnip tor litetime my mail, — Dygiag g1 Clo OLBANING and dyciug 18 our exclusive bus in Gurments of al descriptious; portieres, \ curtaingf cleaned or Batistaction gumanteed; New Brit- caning Corp, ¥6 W. Main St Fhone 1348-3, c.l_.-—_i———__” T ————— = | a9 Cilled for and dellvered by ah London Valet Bervice, Ye umwlhob. _Phoue 6#6-3, Elm, corner Main Et, FARIS TAILOR BHOP—Cleaning and preas- 1 sults made to order, 13¢ South Main Bt., opposite High school, BULTH for spring and summer, of genuine English woolens, $36 and up. Btyle, qualy ity and ft olutely guaranteed. Jack _Balonin, 100 Lafaystte Bt 2 Printing, Jog_l_a_lnl, Stationery 80 LPER ~ PRINTING "GO, —Hig one’ fiight up, Phcne 777, Al Mouogran: of initial stamped in gold (40c & quire), or any color at 2bc per quire, Belect your writ+ ing paper from our complete stock. All the best American fines including Cranes, Highland linen, Autocrat linen, Old Mampshire and Hammermill bonc, Ad- kins, 06 Church street. ) RINT BHOP—We print_letters neads, envelopes, statemonts, cards and circular letters at very low rates, 338 Maln 8t. Directly opposite Commercial BStreet, upstairs, flight up, _. . DProfessional Servicey 31 SURGICAL and. dress corséin_made to or- der. Mrs. Mack D, Hall, R, N., Reglstered _Corsetlere, 48 Main 8t. I'ione’ 79¥ A WRIST WATCH repaiging o speclaity st B, Georges, 166 Main 'St, Room 10, Opp. Dickinson Drug C METHANOL, new name for wood alcohol. Be up-to-date, $2.60 brings report on Methonal and pi ntage alcohol, Safety first. Davenport & Keeler, Inc., 23 Walnut, EMPLOYMENT Help—Womecn Wanted 42 GTHI wanted at 33 Wainut Bt New Brit- in Paper BOX €O oo __ain_Paper Box Co. it oy GIRL or woman for dy kitehen work, , The New itain_General hospital, GIRL or woman for eral housework, Can g0 home evenings If desired. Call 3 Main 8t,, 1st_floor, 5 FATDE—Competent for EOncral NOuUseWork, high wages, Apply Mrs, Hansen Employ- ment_Agoncy, 160 High 8t MAID for general hougework, Good pay and good hoine, Call at 74 Hart 8t, down- stalrs. WATTRESH for_reagaurant wanted. APpIY Horald, Box 60. ® YOUNG LADY for billing and clorical work in office of local manufacturing concern, Help—Men Or Women 43 GIRLE and yolng man to work in_restau- vant., Apply in restaurant of Standard 8tecl & Bearls Co,, at once, Plainville, Conn, Situations Wanted—Men POSITION as chauffeur several yoi fence s driving and repairing, __Box, 26, Herald. FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 46 FIRST CLABS shoe shifie parior for sale. Good reason for selling. Located on Main St. _Inquire Nd. 4 Rallroad Arcade. Investments, S Bonds - 47 attresses, cush- re-made, equal to new; new mattresses, etc., made to order, (Up- holstering). Hdw. City Bedding 0 “Tremons St. Tel. 2431-4, CAMERA REPAIRING—We do repairing of camerus of all makes. Arcade Studio. KNIVES, shears, skatea and all edge tools sharpened. Also oxy welding and ull kinds of machine work. Fritz & Berndt, 31 Greenwéod 8t. Phone 153-13. PIANO tuning. _Ani ions, plllows, etc. Ani I_otill tuning planos? 1 should say I am. F. V. Streeter, P. O Box_596. Phone 1303, PLACE your or to avold the spring rush, C. A. Humphrey. Tel, 2647, WHATEVER needs sharpening, knives scissors, skates, edge tools, R. H. Wilcox, 204 Hart St., can do it. Phone 1083-5. EDUCATIONAL 36 Instrumental and Vocal MANDOLIN, banjo, ukulele, Correct, mod- ern_instruction. E., C. Benson Barker, Booth's block. Tel. 2803, In New Britain ' Experiencead. CLOTHES called for and delivered by The London Valet Bervice. Xe Londgon Shop. Phono_508-3, Kim, corner Main St. ANCH ST. RADIATOR WORKS—8uccessors to MHuitquist Bros. Mxpert hffllflnz, all kinds of auto radiators, smashed fenders, bodies, etc. Work guaranteed perfect at_lowest prices. 107 Arch. Phone 1326-3. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING S8HOP—lsidoro Ravizze, rear 332 Park St. Phone 576-13. House phone 212-13, rear 78 Prospect St. AUTOMOBILE running board uiolding pui “".om Al varleties replaced. Remember that service s our aim and that we are auto wody and radistor experts. O, Becxer, Corbin_Place. . Phone 683, A AUTOMOBILE = PAINTING d _ striping Lowest prices in town. Joe Amssin, 938 Hartford Ave. Insurance—All ‘Kiuds 24 ACCIDENT, sutodiobile and life, Surety and fidelity bouds. Plip M. Fugan, Gen. lus, Hooth's block, Koom 407. Fnone 2131, ‘Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. EMPLOYMENT | ‘Wanted—Instructors 38 YOUNG Iady to teach dancing for a few hours a’ weck. Write Box 10, Herald. ACCIDENT, Life or Fire, See P. J. Mur- ray & Co. for insurance service, Ageuts wnd Kealtors, 34 Main Bt. Tel, 2031-3, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCH specialty. Bervige unusual. Call on the phone, W do tie rest. Lewitt A, Riley, 412 Main Bt FIRE Ipsurance and real estate. B8ee The John Cooke Co., Plainville, Conn, FIRB, AUTOMOBILE, wif¢ and Accident insurance, Insure with the Home Banking & Realty Co,, $6 West Main 8t. Tel, 738, AXBLS STRAIGHTENED and wheels re, “paired. Auto springs a speciaity. John C. Baker, 224 Arch St. Phone 606, BATTERIES—When In_trouble and in need ies or skilled servi stion, Hartford Ave, at 8t BODIES, lamps, radiators and fonders Te: paired to a new condition. Cores lnstalled. Low prices. Now England Radiator Works, 35 E. Main St. Phone. 860, TARS WASHED, polished, olled and N Authorized Simoniz station, Automoblle ILaundry, rear 23§ Phone 1344. rea Clark's n St ~ Lawyers—Fatent Attorneys 25 NEW ENGLAND PATS. g ANT AGENC Booth's Block, Est, 1866, by .Jas. LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 209 MAIR 81, Telephoné New Britaln and Hartford. . G, MANNING, Waterbury, ex-patent ex- New Britalu, Wednesda p. m. Over_gtore by appointment Yo Shepard, Help—Men Wanted 4 BLACKSMITH HELPERS and general shop help. Inside and outside work. Apply BOY “to work mornings and_after school, Apply Hudson Lunch. BOY wanted to run errands and make Lim- self useful in drug store. Write Box 12, Herald. = o CONTRACTORS—Large house has room for a shop@able to turn out quantity chil- dren’s, dresses work all year, out of town or city. 8. Wilder, 26 University Place, cor. yth 8t., New York city. COLORED MAN for washing cars and gen- eral work. Apply N. B. Buick Co., 225 Arch St DAY COOK wanted. Apply Hudson Lunch, Main_St. NOTICE— ‘Will buy or invest in first or second mort- Give particulars in-first letter, Ad- P. 0. BOX 93, BRISTOL. Money Loaned 48 MORTGAGES-~First morigage mobey on hand in amounts to satisfy applicants, Parker & Deming, 193 Main St. Tel. 2036. Pleasant Weather 'Will Be Here Very Shortly Now. Heading 32 “Repairin " Will Tell You Where to Ha: Read the Want Ads 'or Service of All Kinds, Use Buying Guide As Well ‘As a News Bureau. IT PAYS LIVE STOCK Itry, Supplies Eggs, PUTNAM BROODER HeSATER. be blown out, flamg will burn as long oll remains in tank. Wil burn 8 to 14 days without attention of any kind, Price only | TATRTE AN 84,75, hi is {s the lowest priced heater on the market, Rackliffe Bros, Park & Bigelow 6ts. Phone 1076, BHOTEA—B86-100 1bs, duroc red, Apply N. W, Baldwin, Kensington, Tel, 254-12, 168, C. R. 1, R, laying pullets, healthy and standard welght, $3 each. Eggs from 4 mated pens, including among other win- nors at leading Connecticut shows, state champlonship cockerel at Hartford show, Jan, 19 Maple 8t., Maple Hill. Inc, Tel, 971-2, W, J. Borrow, ‘30 | re==s Is Your Camera in Good Condition? ve It Restored to Its New Condition. Your: FAMILY NEWSPAPER As a TO READ THE WANT ADS. ' MERCHANDISE Merchandise at the Stores MATTRESSES—Tirat_quaiity white $6 to $18, During month of B._Bu Ses Saln O 5 WALLPAPERE=We carry & full line for exterior and interlor work, Complete line glass and hardware. Lehrs _ovs, 176 Bast_Muin 8t, Phone 11815, Tgo assoriment and speclal oric for this month, $5,60 to 3§35, B. Berson, 503 Main_8t, Phono 1165, TROUBERS—A “very la men'sedress and work trousers st prices ranging from §1.96 to $4.95, Army snd avy Btore, b6 Church 8t e e e— Horses, Vehicles ¥ 53 e A ONENGE RPN it BLACK chunk, 7 years old, 1,200 pounds, for sale. Also chestnut clothes line poles, Apply Woodbine Farm, Tel, 663-4. HORBSE, cow, and heler calf, Wm. H, Al- L Maple Hill MERCHANDISE For Sale 55 A CASH register, (Natiénal), for sale, cheap, as low as $30, 294 Main Bt 3 . LUGGAGE, trunks, bags, sultcases, Boston bags, brief cases, secretary cases and fibre cases, Army & Navy Btore, 56 Church § REBUILT Natlonal Cash Registers as low as $25. T. 8. Cash Reglster Exchange Co., 12 Washington Pl, Tel. 2941, ~Business and Office Equipment 57 CAMERON, Bterling end Huntington play- er pianos at John A, Andrews & Co. “The Big Furniture Store,” win's Largest B, Phone §73+4, Beo us for farms and __suburban got It, Real ostat TeH us what have, We'll dispose of it, Cunni Wininger, Plainville, Conn, Nerl ug (o rent, at 16 Main real ostate Uought and seld, Bmith Co., Nerl ATE—Any! Cohn about it individusl _l_h-l |'Ily.- PLAINVILLE 1 Mo bl pe > e ] Building and Business Property 80 T, Willow, brick buliding, arage o) Ught maautnce Bee Cohu about it at 16 suitable for & ing purposes, Main 8t T Bullding Lots For Sale L) BUTLDING U1 on Linden atroet with gars age. luquire at Star Real Ertate and urance Co, 103 Main 8t. nents in all much lower rts of city at pri oo The W, I than will be asked next year. Hatch Co., City Hall bullding, TOLUMBIA _Grafonola, Model "GZ," ma- hogany cabinet, used for demonstrating purposes only. Price new, §160, Can be bought for §95. Eusy terms. Widener's, oot L W R CONBOLE PHONOGRAPH, mahog brand new and made to order. Original was $226. Can boe bought for $160. _Easy terms. Widener's, 138 Main, 8t, GRANBY PHONOGRAPHE compiete “With records, mahogany cabinet, oniy slightly \sed and in perfect condition. Reasonable price and easy terms. Widener's, 138 Main, OUTING "PORTABLE'—Just the outfit to carry around, fully equipped, 12" turn- table for playing all records, powerful double spring motor and album for hold- ing records. This machine has a built-in tone chamber. Price only $35, Widener's, 138 Main St. FOOKREEPER'S DESK, 7'%6' hardwood, 18 practically new and looks that Btrongly built, 4 large drawers, et price 18 very low. Adkins Printing Church Bt. GFFICE BYSTEMATIZING — Accounting, bookkeeping. Doctors and lawyers will fnd our simple forms handy, economical and easy to operate—they are adspted to meet their nmeeds, - Other systems sup- plied to accommodate large offices of any saving time and cutting cost of oper- n. Let us show you these forms OR call on you and suggest a means of cute ting time and overhead. Adkins Printing Co., 86 Church St. Phonme 1063 and ask for Mr, Hawthorne. L $25000 to loan on 2d mortgag Morris Tulin, Real Estate and fMortgage Loans, main office 54 Church St., Htfd. branch 131 Main 8t, New Britain. Phone 873. lMMiDXATE LOANS— To the great numbers of honest people who need ciedit to pay overs due debtsor to give theif fami- lies opporignities they otherwise could not have, We lend up to $300 at legal rates on home furni- ture without removal, repayable in * convenient instaliments. Our ald is immediate and confidential, Phone 1943; BENEFICIAL LOAN BOCIETY, 87 W, MAIN. NEW BRIT. \ MONEY FOR FAMILY MEN— A man's family oftentime needs credit that can only be met out of future ~earnings, We help family men meet emergencics and pay off old " debts by lending them up to $300 at legal rates on home furni- ture without removal, repayable in casy installments, Our aid is im- mediate and confidential. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY, 87 WEST MAIN 8T, PHONE 1913, EXPERIENCED automobile salesman want- ed at once. Apply at 6 Main St. e ALL kinds of " expre: removed, * The O. & S§. Express Co, 208 Hartford Avenue. Phone 3623-13. CYLINDER GRINDING and repairing at the Curtain Automotive Bervice Co., 451 West Main St. Phone 587 BUS PARTIES at eny time, Mo trucking of slf kinds, N. P, Bi 140 Cherry Bt. Phome 764, CLARK §—Buccseding _ Plucke Biectric starting and ignition werk. Cars ‘washed rage space, rear 23§ Main street. and Phone 1344, PAYTON _"THOROBRED” - CORDS AND FABRICS—When shopping for tires, don't give thie tire constderation. The 210 Arch Bt. FIOTEL Washington garage. Genersl re- pairing and overhauling. Day and night service, Transients accommodated. Low Tates. Tel. 1735, 131 Washington street. HUDSON & EBSBw service. Charges con- sistent, with workmanship. McGauley and nett, 139 Arch St. Phone 1199. OVERHAULING of all_makes of motor cars. Prices are low. S0, End Garage, 171 South Main 8t. Phone 870. FRPATR your \es and_tubes and_Bave tNem teady for the spring, Espert re- pairing at reasonable prices. We call for and deliver repair work. O'Nell Tire & Battery Co, 41 Washington St. Tel.. 900, BTARTING, lighting and iguition work. Satlstactory service, Electrical parts for sale. Clark's Automobile Laundry, rear 238 Main St. Phone 1344, TOPS, side curtams and seat covers, made over and repaired by the Hart 8t. Top Shop, 68 Hart St. rear. Phone 164-14, TOPS, side curthins and elip-covers made to fit your car or repaired. Auto bodl of every description upholstered and re paired. Twenty years' experience in th busin J. W. Walsh Auto' Top & Up- holstering Co., 207 Eim Bt, near Bey- mour Bt. Phone 2849, WELDING, BRAZING and cutting. Scored cylinders filled by guaranteed . process, . Nelson, 513 East St. Phone 1638-3, you want to smile all fhe summer *round_order Hood tires. If you have one worn down tire in good condition, h: n retreaded. Walter Tire Shop, §34 Main_St. . DEFEAT EMBARGO— Order your less than carload ship- ments trom the west consigned to us at New York city uad we will truck them to New Britaln, Phone or write us for instructions. JOB. ARBOUR & BON, New Britain 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 piano moving our specialty. Our facilities and abilities are urexcelled, Storage, packing, crating, and forwarding by truck or rail. 167% MAIN STREE?Y, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Rear Diekinson's Drug Store. A. P, MARSH, PROP. \ RIDES a speclalty. Moving, trucke d express. Parcel delivery. T. F. EXPERIENCED grocery clerk, man_ of character and ability, none others need apply, Good position for right party. Ap- ply Box 13, Herald. EXPERIENCED shoe clerk, Apply to man- ager Prouty, Shoe Store, 276 Main St. I want to see all young mon In and about New Britaln who may be interested in six of the best proposition that the Army has ever offered. Any young.man not mak- ing $125 per month should not fail to see Sergeant Beckwith at the Ariny recruiting ofice in the post office building. It will pay you to see him. Don't lot army sore- heads prevent you from going. He has a lot of things to tell you thatyou do not know. NIGH" Lunch, porter, Apply at The Hudson 284 Main_ St. SALESMAN to sell popular make of auto- $nobile. Call 2607. SALEBMAN fo sollcit orders for lubricat- ing olls, greases and paints, Salary or commission. Address The Harvey Oil Co,, Cleveland, Ohio.’ TOOLMAKERS or one dio muk St., Hartford. The Electric C YOUNG MAN—IL you are not making $135, per month go today and see Sergeant Beckwith at the army recruiting office at the post office. ‘He has six most attrace tive propositions. If you want to do some- thing worth while go at once and see him. TYOUNG MAN to work on soda fountain, L. K. Liggett Co., 217 Main street. YOUNG boy about 16 or 16 years, to help a baker. Apply at 42 Church 8t, YOUNG MAN about 20, Keep stock and pack bolts and rivets. Apply Berlin Con- struction Co., Berlin. 7 YOUNG MAN wanted after school hours, and Saturdays to sell fruits, The Public Market, 436 Main 8t. Help—Women Wanted 42 CAPABLE woman (o work with physician and for surgical supports, training given. Give phone address. Box 36, Herald. CITAMBERMAID wanted at Hotel Central, No. 320 Main St. Apply at once. 94 Allyn BUSINESS SERVICE FATROUTTING—Mothers, Wwe have two hobby-horse chairs to amuse kiddies while having their halr trimmed. Hours, $ a. m. to 8%. m. 32 Church. Opp. Beloln. FRANCE BEAUT! ARLOR—Misses C. LAI. Rock and Kath. Gleed, Props. Grads. of Mrs. M. C. Bullivan. 122 Maln, Tel. 674, [ MeMahon, 133 Cherry St. Phone 3653; s e Painting, Paper Hangh\g 27 COMPETENT woman for housework, day work. Apply 76 Hawkins 8t, Tel. 1900, FOR painting, and dec url‘t‘ln[, Kalsomining, write to Box 17, Herald. EXPERIENCED girl to work on lunch counter. Apply Hudson Lunch. L LIVE STOCK I Dogs, Cats, Pets 51 SCOTCH COLLIE pups, 6 wks. old, the real kind, 2 males, 3 females, tlioroughbred. 41 Armistice St. Farm and Dairy Products 58 FOR SALE—260-300 quarts milk _dally from tuberculin tested lerd, available April 1st or sooner by arrangement. Box 29, Herald. Feed and Fuel 50 BTART your baby chicks right and keep them coming as fast as possible by feed- ing Purina Baby Chick Chow and Chicken Chowder, We will guarantee these ra- tlons. N. B, Bird & Feed Co., 105 Arch street. ¥ — cabbage s, P Fertilizersy Seeds, Plant SEEDS — Pepper, tomato and now in season. 1ligh germination, Strople, 113 Church St. KRANICK & BACH, Newby & Evani ter, Kohler & Campbell pianos suld this line of planos for ‘We guarantee. L. Plerce. PREMIER PHONOGRAPH, §150 model, ma- hogany cabinet, brand new aud selling with records, $100, cash or easy terms, Widener's, 158 Main St. PIANOS—We have placed over 3,000 Kohler & Campbell planos In this vicinity, In- cluding churches, schools, lodges, etc. Before you buy, call and let us demdn- stri C. L. Plerce. PLAYER ROLLS in all the popular num- bers only féc each at John A. Andrews & Co., "The Big Furniture Store,” ROLLS—Just recelved, a large assortment of Jewel Player Roli only 76c each. John A. Andrews & Co., "The Big Fur- niture Store.” SUPERTONE phonograph. List price §175. In perfect shaj mahogany cablnet, with vecords, only 390, Lasy terms. Widener's, 138 Main St. Le- have 30 years, CARLTON 8T, Belvidere, MBullding lot, 50x126 ft. (Good stuation. Keasonable, I'lwrm_!ul-ll, e Farnis For Sale 83 {7 ACRES land, large house and _bam, len house, stock, tools, etc, Robt, B, White, 266 Maln 8t {5 ACRES land, 2,000 grape vines, 20 frult s. 10 minute walk to troliey, Price Hi J. Folren, 140 Main Bt, Tel 1 ACRES (16 llable) In Kensington, elght ‘minutes walk from the trolley and rulls road station, good two family, ¥-room Nouse and new barn, running water, elec- tricity avallable, 6 cows, 2 hoifers, 1 horse and all ghod farm tools. Cash required only $2,000, Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Muwin St, ‘Phone b(i-4 or By -2, “New Britaln's Largest Farm BUNGALOW—6 rooms, In_Belviders, fof salo or for rent, with the option of buy- ing. Uwner leaving town, will sell at big sacrifice; small amount of cash res quired. Look this place over and make us an offer. Watson e Jomes, 394 Main B, Telephone 2450, Y AVE,—Practically new twn family house of 10 rooms with gurage, extra lot, electricity, etc. Smail amount of cash required. Star Real kstate & insurance Co., 165 Main 8t. COTTAS 6 room, with 2 lots and frult; also cliy water and electricity, A gem for #ome lover of the country., H. N, Locke Wood, eal kstate and Ins, City Hall CHESINUT BI.—In a very good sectiom A good 3-family house, right up-to-the- minute in convenlences. Must bu seen to to appreciated. Aaron Lanlelson, 131 Main St Phone §73-4. TALKING MACHINE and big lot of rec- ords, same &8 new, must be sold at once; beautiful instrument.’ Make offer. L. E. Andrews, 401 _Arch St. VICTROLA—Cabinet _model, but slightly used and in excellent playing conaition, ¥umed oak finish, 30 records go with this machine at a low price. Easy terms, John A._Andrews,’ “I'he Big Iurniture Store.” Watches, D—I;mo’nds. Jewelry & SEEDS—Vegetable seeds of _quallty, "All our seeds are tested 'before offered for sale, and we antee high germina- tion. We handle the proper variety for this locality. We can eliminate the unc tainty and inconvenience of the mails in addition to -quoting you lower™ prices. Rackliffe Bros. Co., Inc., Park & Bigelow | W Phone 1075, Footwear and Clothing 61 HATS—Custom or ready made, in all sis and styles for winter and spring wear. We can save you $2 to §3 on any hat you buy. We make them and seil them and remake them. Visit our new store at 317 Main St. The Conrad Hat Co., 8ts. U. 8. and Ball #Band In all styles. Cheapest in the city. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St RAINCOATS, moleskins, cashmeres, kan- tanettes, leatherettes and rubber coats, every coat guaranteed waterproof, Priced as low as $4.95. Army & Navy Store, §6 Church St. SHOES—For_work, dress or play, every pair guaranteed: $2.48 to $4.98, Army & Navy Store, 66 Church st. SHOES—Hide to wear, Beiter ahoes for leas money. Full line of Ball Band footwear, all_guarantee Mortelliti, Church_St. 3 Good Things to kat 62 APPLES—Rogers baldwins from Shuttle Meadow, 90c per 8 pt. basket. Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtle St. Phone, e 1ggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 Househola Articles 63 BABY CHICKS at New Britain Bird and | Al ifeed Co., 105 Arch St. BADY CHICKS, 15c_ up. BSeven leading breeds. Circular free, Ray Schieldge, So. Marfehester, Conn. _Route 2, BRAHMAS for sale, cheap, at 132 St., Plainville, Mr, Schilier, BREEDING cockercis, barred rocks, High class birds. ~easonable price. You will like them if you see them. John . Chap- oni, Kensington, Conn., Tel. 667-14, BROODERS—"The_Colony,” coal _burning. Absolutely the best brooder for baby Chicks obtainable. ~Crowding impossible; 500 chick size $21.60; 1,000 chick size $26.50. A quantity discount on two or more, Rackliffe Bros. Inc., Park & Bij low Sts. Phone 1075, Get our baby chick circular, BABY CHICKS, PURE BRED — Bred to lay, Rhode Island Reds, Barred Buft and White Rocks, White Wyandotes, White and Brown Leghorns, Black Minor- cas, Light Brahmas, and Jersey Black Glants. Stocked in our store during March, April, May and June, You pick them out. Rackliffe Bros,, Inc, Park & Bigelow Sts. Get our circul on the vare of baby chicki DABY CHICKS; FREE FBED — Popular breeds; prepaid, guaranteed delivery. Send tor_catalogue. Roy k, 3 for, HATCHING EGGS—It you want the best barred rocks hatching eggs 1 have them at a very low price. Grand exhibition matings. Heavy laying strain, You are cordially Invited to inspect these matings. John ¥. Cheponi, Kensington, Comn., Tel. 667-14. 3 TATCHING eggs {rom a _non broody strain, 8. C. Rhode Island Reds. Tel. 2446-2. John Johnston, 66 Krancis St. Broad TIQUE FURNITURE—Big variety at re- duced prices, The Furniture Exchan 7 Arch_St. _A. J. Urafe, Mgr. ASH CANS—Galv. iron, with cover, $2.76 and up; without cover $2,25 and up, Guar. | Lehrer's, 176 Kast Main St. Phone 1181 BEDROOM SUITES guring Jan. and 4 pleco genuine American Walnut at $139, Reg. price $200. Terms. Max Zucker, 516 Main_street. Phone 509, DINING ROOM set, parlor store, etc. Evenings and Saturday, p. m. Maple street. TANGE—One Price Phone 1083- RANGES—Gas and cowl, sewing machines, bed, chiffonlers, stand, Victrola, -chairs, * bicycles and other articles, dining room suite, and about 1,000 rolls of high grade wall paper. _Inter-Urban Transfer & Storage, rear Dickison Drug store. sA. P, Marsh, Prop., 167% Main st. REED 4-picco sults, 368, Bdward Gorfain, 168 Arch 8t., Tel. 869 chalrs, 282 euwood kitchen stove for reasonable. 198 Hart 8t HIGH grade and selected Laster jewelry at B. Georges, 106 Main St. Room 10, Walk _one siight, 1t will pay_you well. WATCHES and wedding rings, 14 and 18 kts, Himberg & Horn, 362 Main St., and 1v Railroad Arcade. TCHES—Hamiiton, Howard, Eigin, tham, Illinois' and Swiss, for ladics gents, at the Wedding Ring Shop, Main St 5 NO doubts of substitution. Have your dia- monds reset while you wait and in your own presence at L. Hesnick's, Mtg. Jeweler, 340 Main St Opp. Commercial St, & re- tail diamonds st wholesale_price Wantea—Articles To Buy Wal- and 149 highest prices. Assure yourself the best prices possibie by notiiying L. Zeldes, 161 Oak St. Phone 515-15, diicre is a cash profit in.all thdt stuil shat is cluttering up your attic aud cehar. FPlhone me im- mediately and I will call, DESK—Roll top of | price. _Call 638-2 ot 1266-5, FURNITURE 1n_goom condition wanted. Good prices paid, all housenold articies. Call_me before you sell. Paone 616-13, FURNITURE—We will buy it at fair prices, The Furniture kxchange, 67 Arch 8¢ A. J. Grate, Mgr. i HERALDS wanted, to complete the file; the following copies are nceded: Oct, 17, Nov. 17, Dec. 7, 1832, Jan. 9, 13, 27, Feb, | 13, 1923, W | JUNK—We buy magazines, State lowest vapers, rags, A. Rodinsky, Tele- | hone 1591 51 Oak strect. Apartments and Tenements 69 MAIN, COR. ELM ST.—5 room apartment, steam heat, hot water and janitor serv ice. See Cohn about it at i6 Main St. SOUTH MAIN ST., 476—3-room single house in rear. Gas, water and cellar. 476 | 1st floor. Six_room tenement, ¥ 17259 | ft. each. Suitable for clothing, barber shop, meat mariet or grocery stere. Will rent sepaiately or together. Rent reasons able. M, Irving Jester, 189 Arch street. Phone 811, CHURCH ST, 62—8tore to rent. Adkins_Printing Co., hurch Inquirs 8t SEWING MACHINE, piano, music cabinet, organ, bed, crib, toys, etc. Inquire 135 Columbia. 8 OAK dining room set with china cabinet, also_two_rugs. Inquire 19 Roxbury Road. LAWSON GABS heaters, just the thing to kill the chill these frosty mornin$s. Prices and sizes vary. A. A. Milla, 80 West Main 8t. _Phone 381, ly in heating_ utensils. Replacement wicks only 36c each. A. A. Mills, _ Main_St. Phone 381 ELECTRIC cleaners rented, $1.00 a Electric cleaners repaired. Tel. 1995, day. HATCHING BGGS from White Orpington, W. Rocks, W. Wyandotte and W. Leg- horns. J. T. Stanton, Plainville, | FLOOR COVERING, oil cloth. Large stock, specially priced for March only, 60c to $1.60_per yard. B. Berson, 505 Main 8t. ELM ST, 149—Small store. Apply to City Cdul and Wood Co. FLM ST., §—Corner Main, store suitable for | barber op and pool room. See Cobm| about it at 16 Main “St. MAIN ST., Cor. Bim St.—5tore, sultable for auto accessorles with the use of a gaso- line tank. For particulars, see M. Cohn, 15 Main St. | OFFICES In the Soverelgn buildiug -mhi elovator and janitor service, Apply Wats son & Jones, 2 n St 37 | STORE in good location, size 34xis, with space In basement, Rent very reasonable. | Phone or seo us at once. Home Banking | & Realty Cn.ifi West ‘\lpln St. Tel. 725, ‘Wanted—To Rent OLD NEWSPAPER MAZS — Lining for chicken coops, 50c & hundred; for sale at Herald Office, 67 Church St. HOUSE PAINTING and inturior decorating. Estimates cheerfully given. A 74 Talcott St. Phone 178 Rchacht, |, EXPERIENCED stenographer, also an ex- perienced typist. Apply with full particu- lars to P, O, Box 1025. Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 FIXTURES installed and whole plumbing us systems completely overhauled. Let glve you an estimate. Ericson & Johne son, 34 Dwight 8t. GIRL or woman for general housework wanted. Apply Mrs. B, F. Lancaster, 300 West Main 8t, 2d floor. GIRL or woman for general housework. Apply Mrs. B, M. Crum, 70 Garden St. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS THAVE ou tried Hall Brothers chicks from state tested stock?’ They are different from ordinary chicks. Magic brooders. Catalogues. A. B. Hall, Wallingtord, Conn. 75 pullets all laying, white Leghorn, K. I. reds, silver lace, Wyandottes and Ancon- as. Louis Hemingway, 22 North Wash. ington street, Plainville, Tel. Piv, 157, Freckles Misses No Chances OM, WETE WiSITI' AL T MOVIE STARS PERFECTION OIL HEATERS delivered to your home, $6.50. City Hardware Co., 49 Kast Main street. Phone 2050. FOUR or five rooms, modern convenion by April 1 or soomer, by newlyweds. T 1834-3. 2 PREMIER_RANGLS reduced from §76 and $90 to $65 and $75, during this month only. B. Berson, 503 Main St. FOUR-ROOM tenoment wanted April. _Apply Herald, Box 34. FOUR or five room rent wanted by first of April by a newly mygried couple. Box 13 by first of 4 —ilwhlfnm. Elec, and Tools 64 Herald. NOVO GASOLERNE ENGINES, saws and pumps; f@) line of farm equipment. Fred L. Peck, PKensington, Tel. 874-32, SMALL furnished apartment, near Main | St., wanted April 1st, State price, Ad- dress Box 3, Herald. | BY BLOSSER ¢ [ CLOTHES, papers and junk bLought at the| all kinds of furniture, We pay good prices. | (REAL ESTATE FOR RENT]% —————————— | CROWN 81.—3 family house, store and four car garage, This piace is to be soid fo settly au estate. Watson & Jones, Lvé Main _St.Phone 2450, EAST ST.—~COTTAGE OF.6 ROOMS. MOD- ERN IN EVERY WAY., HOT WATER HAT, BELECIRICITY, GAKRAGE FOR 3 CARS., Thi3 COTTAGE MUST BE SULD AL ONCE. CALL AND Sugi P, J. MUR. lh\lJa CO, $25. MAIN 57, 'PHONE 2081-3, 80, HIGH ST.—Binglc house, 10 rooms. just across the street from | Central property is very | hard to get. You had better act quick be- e too late. Watson & Jones, W § room Can be bougnt for Good terms. .Aarou Danielson & Co., 151 Main St houe 3734, | HARRISON 81— family house, six rooms, On & Woor, Bivuii ucal, Lrepléces; house | bullt avout b ya.e. \Wutson & Jones, 3¥e | ore with & large lot, 1d. Would seil business with property. Price is right und smail smount or vash required. \watson & Jones, ave Main_Bt. Ploue 450, | NORTH END—2 good § famlily houses with es. Price very reasonable, Aaron son & Co., 151 Main 8t. Tel, 873-4, SEYMOUR AVE—~THREE FAMILY HOUSE NLARLY NEW. THIS HOUSE WILL B SOLD CHeAP. CALL AND SEE P, J. MURRAY & CO., 925 MAIN ST, 'PHONS 2081-3, . E_MEADOW SECTION—New twee tamily house of 10 rooms; ail inodern llprovelucuts, Price 35,000, Aaron Dan- lesun @ Lo, 15l Main st Puone 8id-d. WAREFLLLD COURT—S family Louse of le. roows, all modern, electricity and Bi6aun neal, Lard nnisy, machine shop i Iear that cap be converted inw & v cur Sorage. SIQr eul Listate & lusurunce Uow ius alain St stean Lvat, electricity, 4 car garage. Frice ngut. watson & Jones, ¥4 Mwio Pluae 246/ suburb: BELVIDERL— Beautitul seven room bungas 1w with freplace; also new two 1amily lhouse for ¥v,uLu. Small AmouNL O casn reuired. Andrews Land Co., 1667 Stan- ley St. Phone dui-d, LELVIDERE-—~Seven 1oom coltage on rrances street, with large fireplace, steam heat aud large iot; wise steam heated garage. In tne siadow of new Normal school, Andrews Land Co., 1007 Stanley St._PPhoue b1 BRTWEL aville and Southington, be- siue state mgnway wnd trolley une, well built Lullding wiln large plot ot lana. Grocery busiacss, sk, gasolne, oll, elec- e Al 1or 4,650, Only $1,500 eu, balance in morty Act . L. hayden, ¥ Miduie street, “onli, HUUSK~-s Toom, garage, acres land, 1o miautes ley, slm HuUL road, Waples, Jr. SUBUKBAN, b-room cottage, land, cow, ¥v 1 i walk tiom trol- Newington, H. N, Warehouse, barn, eng. Ou trolley line z ‘),lv“lkill. :l 140 Main S I*ROUM cottage, about 14y a land on State road. Price 34,200, H. Folren, M v Main St, hbuse, barn, 3 acres land, on for gas station. , 140 Main St 2 acres Price IS o 33,000 . . Fo ( ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS | RKooms For Rent T., 217, rear—Large pleasant room to rept, convenient to factories. Call after 6:30 _on_Saturday afternoon, BAST MAIN ST, 2s—rurnished room for gentieman, Steam heat, Central Teles or 2 Buite of living and sleeplng room, next to bath. w Tel. 24 room Kefined home suitable tor two Wwomen of inan and 7] uere. There's & ieason, 100. The most pop= ular restaurant town, la Beloip TR L ———— HAVE you tried the Hotel Regal restau- rant? §9-90 Church St. special fust, 15 special dinper, 3bc; supper, 30c. Open at all times Al MEALSBreakfast with 15¢; dinner with ple 35c; sup) fri#t. Star Rest “Wanted—Board Or Lodging 93 FURNISHED ROOMS () for light house- ing. Box §, Hérald breake spevial cereal

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