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Service Stations Repairing 17 Wom‘fin Wum 8IOP-—Taldoro 128 'ark 8t, Phone 676 use_phone Ill II. l'ltr 78_Pros) L] n -o Inl g on, A arlcun nplnofl -fluo 18 our alm and radiator n Place, Fhone 853, 'AINTING and etripl) mrll::: in town, Joe Amesin, 233 TES—When in_ trouble and in T batteries or mu-n wervice f Bdw, Zaok at the City Bervic fi I.!umorn Ave u Stanley 8 Iamps,, radiatore and fenders red m :ndlfl?' Ooru"lns‘ l'il. ’fm r orl Nl A T T bu : t while you wait, only §0c & cylinder dt the Auto Repair Co., 838 hl! Main 8t, Tel, 2016-3, m ‘WIIT I’IARL & ARCH BTH-—~Gar- repair mm and room llr ltorn- ol cu’-. Tol, 1371, Al poliah ol z‘u.uu Authorized . Simonis Iark's Automoblle Layndry, Main Phone 1344 an station, rear 23 D] and repalring At the Curtain Automotive Bervice Co, 451 West Main 8t. Phone 587-4. “THOROB! FABRICS8—~When shopping for tires, don't fall to give this tire consideration. THe Ball Tire Co, 210 Arch B8t. ‘Washington garage. General re- pairing and overhauling. Day and night service, Transients accommodated. Low rates, Tel. 1736, 121 Washington street, HUDBON & KSBEX sorvic Charges con- . mistent with workmanship. ‘McGauley and Bennett, 139 Arch one 1199, OFIN weather will_soon Alltn l rvice Statlon, 432 Maln St. 'AIR your tires and tubes and have them 1eady for. the spring,. Expert re- palring at reasunable prices, We call for repair work, Q'Nell Tire & 41 Washington 8t. Tel. 900, 8 the Herald Want Ad Phone But It Connects You With Approximately 45,000 Newsr New Britain When You Instruct a Herald Want Ad Taker to Place a Classified Ad You Called Every Telephone in the City and Told Your Want to One Person Each Time You ' Than 20% of the Number Reached By the Herald Every NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1923, RESULTS, READ THEM FOR PROI‘IT AND CONVENIENCE Dyeing and Cleantng 28 GLOTHEA called for w d‘c'lnllvcrufl by The London Valet Bervic London Ehop, Phone 606-3, Elm, cormer Main 8t. EfiANlNU and dyelng is our ololuavt bus- Garments of all riptiona; dl‘plrlvl. portieres, curnlu. elou-d or dyed. Satlsfaction gumranteed, Now Brit~ ing Corp., W, Main 8t ACCIDENT, automobile and life, Burety an fidelity bonds, Philip M. Fuagan, Gen, Ins, Booth's block, Roormn 4¢° hone flll ACOIDENT, Lifo or ¥ire, Sen y . for Insurance rvlw. Aflnll and Realtors, 325 Main Bt. Tel, 30 AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE-—~ On your new car or your old car can be made effective the minute you start driving by telephoning our office, 728 or 2008 Mr, Han- cock. Agents for the ‘‘Aetna!’ of Hartford, HOME BANKING & REALTY CO, 86 W. MAIN ST, NEXT TO FOX' HARRY G, HANCOCK, AUTOMOBILE INSURAN Service unusual, Call on the phone, Wi do the rest. Lewitt A. Riley, 272 Main St C BTARTING, lighting and ignition work. Batisfactory service, Electrical parts for sale. Clark's Automobile Laundry, rear 238 Main St. Phone 1344, TOPS, side curtains and seat covers, made over and repaired at Doolittle’s Auto Top Shop, 230, Main St TOPs, side Curtains and_slip-covers mads to fit your car or repaired. Auto bodies of every description upholstered and re- paired. Twenty years' experience in this business. J. W. Walsh Auto Top & Up- holstering Co., 207 Klm St, near Sey- mour 8t. Phone 2649, FIIE lnsurance and real estate. Sece Tue John Cooke Cfl., Plllnvmn. Cunn. > hwnrl—l‘mnl Annrneys 25 NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's block, Bst. 1866, by Jas, Shep- ard, Louls Hchmidt, 250 Main 8t. ‘Pelephone New Britain and Hartford, . Repairing and Piano Tunjog II‘ BBDDING—Havo your work done Row, Mattresses, box springs, cushions, etc., renovated and remade equal to new and returned same day. New hedding made to order, Upholstering, Hardware City Bed- ing_Co. CD Tremont 8t 2431-4, BEST quality bridle straps and bass wires, greatly improves your plano, A -noel-l price for April. G, A, Humphrey, 97 8o, Burritt 8t. Phone 2647, ICNITVES, shears, ska and all edgo tools sharpened, Also oxy welding and all kinds of machine work, ¥ritz & Borndt. _31 Greenwood 8t, it, _FPhone 1 l;lUHT LA*H.E “work, _bol PIANO tuning. A Am T il tuning “planos I should say I am, ¥, V. Bireeter, P, O Box 6§96, Phone 1303, e e Wanted To Render Services 33 NOTICE—fpring is hero, Flower boxes, & and § ft. long, fan style rose trallers, 8 ft, high, Orders taken for screening in porches and general jobbing, Anderson the Bullder, Tel, 1515-14, EDUCATIONAL i . Instrumental and Vocal 86 GLARINET and” saxophone instructor. Sal- vatore Squillace, Palace theater, residence 394 Park St. 'Tel. §73-3. EMPLOYMENT Help—Men Wanted BAKER—Experlenced, wanted Laurcl Lunch, 360 Main St. BARBER wanted at the United = Barber 8hop, Tel. 2162, 41 at once. Ashes removed. The O, & 8, Iixpress Co, 208 Martford Avenue. Phone 2,2§-13, WELDING, BRAZING and cutting. Bcored cylinders filled by guaranteed process. Nels J. Nelson, 513 East St. Phone 1638-3, ABHES removed, General team work, In- quiro Fred Damato, 42 Oak street. Tel- ephone 1857-2, iF you waut to smile all ine summer *round order Hood tires. If you have one worn down tire In good condition, have 1t rotreaded. Walter Tire Shcp, 634 West Main St. HAIRCUTTING hobby-horse to amuse kiddies while having thelr hair trimmed. Hours, 8 a. m. to § p. m, 82 Church. Opp. Beloin, LA FRANCE BEAUTY PARLOE—DMjsses C. M. Rock and Kath, Gieed, Props.” Grads. of Mrs. M. C. 8ulllvan. 123 Main, Tel. 572 e BUSINESS SERVICE e e et Buudlnz -m.l (mtuu F Work gua.anteed. Clark St. Phone 1744-23. me’rm 'AL WORK, wi.ing und fixtures, __send a card to A, Tyler, 553 Stanley St. ROOFING—Neposet slate surface roofing mer old shingles. Cheaper and better., M. Srawford, 7 fixs ordors f a8es dows for new holllll. lll kinds of wnod- worldni Tomko, 39 Lafayette St Business Scrvice Rendered 20 DEVELOPING and_printing. Do justice to your kodaking efforts by having Ohrn- stedt do your finishing, 72 Main, 8t. MIRRORS RESILVERED and cnalrs cuned, Workraanship guaranteed. ward Gor- tain, 168 Arch St. Phone 863- ROOFING paper sold or applied. Materlal and work absolutely guaranteed to stop loa Oty Hardware Co., 49 East Main L Pgonu 2650, LACE your awning order mow. Do not walt until the spring rush is here. Eddy Awning & Decorating Co., City Hall Plac BIGNS, show cards, banuers, bulletin wor! Leading plctorlal artists, Prompt servic _Art Bign Co., 287 Main 8t. WE ropair_rubber boots, arctica and rub- ber shoes and all kinds of rubber, 73 Church 8t. 'PHOLBTERING of antique furniture. All Winds of repairing. The Furniture Ex- ‘chungs, 7 Arch Bt. A, J. Grate, Mgr. WINDOWS CLBEANED +u private houses offices, and stores. General housework and cleaning from the cellar to the roof. Vacuum work is our speclalty. Our rates are the lowest (n town. New Britain Win- dow Cleaning Co. 88 West Maln &t. Phone lll. 3. 1. CONGER . Dentist. 262 Main, St. Tel. 1761, ressmaking and Millinery 22 | || FIER FORNITURE and piauo moving. General trucking of all kinds, Geo. H. Smedley, ssett St. Tel. 830 and long distance auto truc ng of all kinds. Call Wm. Robinson, 963 Mnnley 8t,Tel. 637-12, 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 abllities are urexcelled, Btorage, packing, crating, and forwarding by truck or rail. 167% MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Rear Dickinson's Drug Store. A. P. MARSH, PROP. ER'S BXPRESS—Ashes romoved and light trucking. Spare time, evemings and Set. afternoons. Reasonable rates. Tele- phone_656-4. SERVICE MEANS SATISFIED A CUSTOMEH— b York city by motor overnight service at Shipments picked up late gfternoon delivered next morn- ing. Save you cartage costs. We truck both domestic and export. No missing steamers. Trucking freight for 18 years. All loads in- sured. Write or phone us. Ship to New truck, Daily freight rates. JOSEPH ARBOUR & BSON, New York City, Room 1003, 9 Maliden Lane, Tel, Cortland 7714, New Biitain, Conn, Tel. 2733, & TON load wanted from Hoston between now and Aprii 5th, Call at Brown's Ex- Tel, 2538, pres Painting, Paper Hanging 27 HOUBE PAINTING and inturior decorating. Estimates cheerfully given. A Bchacht, 74 Talcott St. Phone 1787-3. ————— e Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 1F your gutter, conductor or roofs need re- palring or renewed, Tel. 512, We are ready, if you are. Ericson & Johnson, 34 Dwight Bt, HATE—That are stylish and woil mady Large variety to choose from. Prices are lower here, Vlulat Millinery, 365 Arcn s HEMSTITCHING at Ginsburg's Dres ing and Button Covering Shop, 19 \\1[- nut 8t. Phone 1338-3. 22 2 Dmssmklng and Millinery DRESSMAKING—Prices reasonable. Beymour Ave. Tel. 2554 8 In dressmaking. classes and clubs, Pri tulo Method. jpeclal prices to e lessons. Wom- Tel. Jane E. THE Chic Amurlca.n offers & - praotical course in dressmaking. We teach making a plain business garment, elaborate, aft- ernoon, dinner and evening garments from beginning to fini: Opening will be .““"""5 later. 'HE Chic American ihvites every lady In- terested In making her own garments to attend this free exhibition. A free in- struction In cutting several styles will be TBI Chic American Dresscutting, Design- ing and Talloring school announces thelr free' exhibition o( exquisite models of drosses for all occaslons, made by her puplls all over the state. Date an- wounced latel THE Ohlc American teaches, cutting by measurements, correct gs, fittings, best workmanship, strict talloring. Come make your sult, coat, ete. for i to 1-3 of the price. Date announced later, THE Chic Amerlcan offers a mail course ‘which teaches each individual to follow y and all styles. This course is unlim- Ited and fect. Come see our models made in this course. Pressing_and Talloring 20 SLOTHES A for and dellvered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop. Phone 666-3, Klm, corner Main B8t. PARIS TAILOR BHOP—Cleaaing and press- ing, suits made to order, 136 South Main 8t.,_oppo SUITS for spring English woolens, m and uy. 8tyle, qual- ity and fit absolutely guaranteed. Jack Salonin, 100 Lafayette St. Printing, Jobbing, Stationery 80 RULPER PRINTING CO.— Iligh _grade printing of every description in Ameri- can and forelgn languages, at reasonable prices. 326 Main 8t. corner Commercial 8t., one flight up. Phone 777. WRITING PAPER—Mou n: or luitial die stamped in gold (40c & quire), or any color at 25c per quire. Belect your writ- ing paper from our complete sfock. All the best American lines including Cranes, Highland llnen, Autocrat lines, Old Hampshire and Hammermlll bond. Ad- kins, 66 Church street, QUALITY PRINT BHOP—We print lstier- neads, envelopes, statements, cards and clrcular lettars at very low rates, 938 Main Bt. Directly opposite Commerclal Btreet, upstairs, flight up. COLLECTOR and solicitor by old estabs lished Life Ins, Co, Salary and commis- sion, Reply at once, stating age and whether married or single. Box 14, Herald EXTRA salesman for Saturday afternoon and evening. Apply Levy's Sample Shoe store, 193 Main St. LABORERS wanted. 8teady work, 4bc per hour, The Stanley Chemical Co., East Berlin, Conn. MAN with car fo soll ' guarantced cord tires, WIIl arrange salary and expense with_right man. Cord-0-Van Rubber Co., 166 West Jackson Blvd,, Chicago, IlL MAN to cloan cars in paint shop. Alexander Bollerer, 236 Main St. MECHANIC, first class, Apply Honeyman ‘Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch St. SOLICITORS for house to house .canvass, $25 a week. Address P. O. Box 289, TAILOR wanted at once. Apply Connors & Halloran, WANTED AT ONCE— Good, able bodied man for indoor factory work. Good wages working conditions. Apply in per- and son to STANDARD STEEL & BEARING COMPANY, INC, PLAINVILLE, CONN, YARDMEN— and truck helpers. Apply CITIZENS COAL CO., 24 DWIGHT COURT. YOUNG MAN— of clean-cut appearance between 25 and 30 can Il a position in a new- ly enlarged clectrical service dee partment. Satisfactory income as- sured to the man possessing proper qualifications, Experience not abso- lutely essential. Call at 19 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. YOUNG man for office work wanted, About 16 or 17 years of age, good opportunity to learn a good business. Do not apply unless you expect to work, This Is a job, not a position. Apply Box 13, Her ald office EMPLOYMENT ___ Help—Women Wanted WANTED— 1,000 women to sew covers on hase- balls at home, spare time or all the time, Apply for Instructions at od_ . 48 THE BON-TOBER SPORTING GOODE O, 17 GOODMAN PLACE, HARTFORD, CONN, or at our branch ofce, 117 NORTH 8T, NEW BRITAIN, CONN, WOMAN to do washing and eieaning threo days each week, Inquire 210 East Main| streot, WOMAN to wait on table and do housework. Pleasant place wages to right party, Inguire Maple 8t, Phone 1915, WOMEN of neat appearance to advertise Tick-Tock from house to house, A new minute taploca product, Expe not necessary, Salary, commission and car- fare. Mr. Cook, Room 22, at 26 Btate 8 Hartford, Conn. at 121 llelp—Men Or Women 43 CLERKS—MEN, WOMEN, wanting _good- paying government positions: Post Office, Rallway Mail, Clerical. Experience un- necessary. Iull particulars free, Write G. W, Robbins, Civil Service Expert, 407 Pope Bldg., Washington, D, C. Situations Wanted—Women 45 AUSTRIAN girl wouid iilke to do house- work. Apply 179 Staniey St,, YOUNG MARRIED woman, colored, with child, desires situation doing housework. Would coneider home rather than pay, Address Box 10, Herald, Business Opportunities 6 BAKERY—Fully equipped on Main 8t Waterbury. Owner wishes to retire. In- quire Penner & Bohns, 300 South Main 8t., Waterbury. . MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale TPPL Tottien, % bottle caps, bottle cases, milk | cans, washing powde butter churners, stralning oloth, Headquarters for dalry supplies In New Britaln and viéinit Racklifte Bros, C low Sts, Phone 1 D quarts, 8, casen, Army & it NATIONAL Cash Rogiater hand, Also repalring by skilled cash reg- Ister mechanics, guaranteed by the Na- tlonal Cash Register Co, 204 Main 8t. Now Britain, Tel. 2450, WINDOW biinds for sals, about 85 pair, Price reasonable, A\]nply Mr, Carlson, 641 _Chureh 8, ol 1 Business and Office Equipment 51 FIRST class produco refrigerator, Kxceliont ondition, Bargain quick sale. Joe Las- tauskns, 109 Kelsvy 8t, Tel, 502-3, n the Paper. L pints, | aper Readers in and Around Just Think, If ould. Talk to Less || Day. An Ad Costs But a Few Cents, USE THEM FOR MERCHANDI Musical Instruments NBY THONOGHAPHE® tiieo of | o wonderful anachi Lo AL I wood condition, Prices only $56, Including | rocords, Widenor's, Hll,lulu st PIANOB—We huve placed over & Campbell plunos in this vicinity, ine cluding churches, schools, lodges, ete. Before' you_ buy us domon rate KRANICK & um ter, Kohler & Canipbell plancs, We have | s0ld thiy line of planos for over 30 years, We_guaranteo, Plerce, 7 a new playing condition; Hogany upright cbinet 4,000 Kohler § 10 all the Tor $1.00 &t Johin A. Aadrews 'he lHy. l’urmllh Sto l‘bA‘ 1t IIULLS o all the yqpulnr num- only 76c each at John A. Andr The Big Furniture Stor | FERFECT hnllumn & C 1l s Feed and Fuel 50 BABY CHICKS fed the Purina way grow twice as fact and make the best layers. Ask for Purina Baby Chick Chow and Chicken Chowder, Sold by N. B, Bird & Yeed Co, 106 Arch St. sunny lawn and shady and | iite, red and yellow, Rack- rk and Blgelow S8ts, cabbago SBEDS — Pepper, tomato and 8 P now in seuson. Iligh germination, Strople, 113 Church Bt. BEEDS—Vegetable sceds of quality, All our seeds aro tested bLefore offored for sale, and we guarantee high germina tion, We handle the proper variety for this locality, We can eliminate the uncer-. addition to quuting you lower price Rackliite Bros. Co., Inc, Park & Bigelow Hts. ¥hone 1075, MAN with 3$6,000 cash would 1ike to invest and take active part in some paying bus. | iness, Have had business experlence and| will consider communications, Strictly confidential. Address Box §, Herald. SPRAY MATERIALS—This is the time to spray your trees and vines for dormant spray; liquid lime, sulphur and dry lime sulphur, Rackliffe Bros, Inc., Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 1075, l FINANCIAL I —————————————————————— Money Loaned 48 MORTGAGES—First mortgage oney on hand in amounts to satisfy applicants, Parker & Deming, 193 Main St. Tel. 2026, BPRING BILLS— pay winter's bills and meet spring's needs the Beneficial Way. We lend up to $300 at legal interest rates on household furniture or secured notes repayable in casy install- ments. We are greatest In serv. ice and largest in resources, Tele- phone 1943, BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY, 87 WEST MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN, LIVE STOCK L_ BABY CHIC Feed Co., 105 Arch 8t. BABY CHICKS, PURE BRED — Bred to lay. Rhode Isiand Meds, Barred Bum and White Rocks, White Wyandottes, White and Brown Leghorus, Black Minor- cas, Light Brahmas, and Jersey Black Giants, Stocked in our store during M April, May and June, You pick tuem out. Rackliffe Bros,, Inc, Park & Bigelow Sta. Get our circular ou the care of baby chicks BABY CHICKS; FREBE FALD—Pnnullr breeds; prepaid, guaranteed delivery. Send for catalogue. Roy Clark, E. Hartford. BROODERS-—"The Colony,” coal burning. Absolutely the best brooder for baby chicks obtainable. Crowding impossible; 609 chick size $21.50; 1,000 chick size 50, A quantity discount on two or more. Rackliffe Bros, Inc., Park & Bige- low Sts. FPhone 1075, Get our baby chick circular, egg; 1 out sprouter, Also a load of sec ond hand lumber. Will sell cheap if taken at once. Call 38 Roxbury Road, Belvidere, HATCHIN S from Rhode lslanu Reds with trap nest records, Price on fancy stock on applica- tion, Room for 600 egg, April 1ith for custom hatching. 1. W. Crowe, 64 Urove Hill. Tel, 201, 82 por_setting for oggs | i Footwear and Clothing 61 EXPERT repairing on all kinds of cash registers and computing scales, Also re- build them, make them look like new again, T. S, Casn Register Exg. Co., 12 Washington Place, United Building, Cor- ner Ml.ln St. Tel, 2041, ‘Better hats for lss the Hatter's, 317 n bad thelr condition, money at Conrad Main_strest. RUBBER BOOTS, all standard makes, Fire- stone, Goodrich, Hood's, U. §. and Ball Band in all styles. Cheapest in the city. _Army & Navy Store, i_Church St RAINCOATS, molesking, cashmeres, kan- tancttes, leathercttes and rubber coats, every coat guaranieed waterproof. Priced as low as $4.95. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church 8t. SHOKS—For work, aress o play, every pair guaranteed. $2.48 to §4.95. Army & Navy Store, 58 Church St PORTABLE phonograpn, braud with 20 records (40 selections). An exce en( buy at §25. 1 records are your own choice from ou Columbia records, W ls as good complete with 15 records, Qur price, $90, Mahogany, upright, | ry low today, Kasy 401 Arch st, TALKING C und tecords, Price y terms, 1. I, Andrews, and laster gifts, La clta, La Princess, Le Nere and Richelien, 10 all sizes, from $5,00 up, The Wedding Iting Shop, 149 *Maln_§ WATCH LS aua wedding rings, 14 and 18 kte, limbeig & Horu, 392 Main 8t, aud ‘Tuusca, tainty and Inconvenience of the mails in{ NG doul monas reset while you wait and in your own presence at L, Resnick's, Mig. Jeweler, 340 Maiu 3t., Opp. 18 wi wholesal SETS of 1817 iogers silverware at B, Georg Main St, Koom 10. Walk_one_lugut, " il pay you well, Wauted—Articies To Buy 68 CLOTHES, papeis and juik bought at the highest pri Assure yourself the best prices possible by notitying L. Zeldes, 151 Oak St. Phone 615-15. There 18 a cash profit i il that stu that is cluttering up your attic aud celiar. Phone me im- mediately and 1 wiil call, URNITUKE In good condition wanted. od prices pald, il household artic Ul Phone 515-13. RNITURE—We will buy it at fair prices. ‘he Furniture Exchauge, 67 Arch St, A 13 PLAINVILLE real Mortgage loan: . Phone 414, Irlo ¥, Plainvil ta il un what you want, Well uvl it, Real um- 'ro us what yow . Wa'll dlspe t it Cunnluh- - Plauvilie, Cong, Nerl LBAL ETAZE—Anythlug to rent, #ell see Cohn about it at 15 Main St,, the mruu:: individual real estate owner in the city, Building and Business Property 80 perty RO 6., Cor, Willow, brick Eulidings suitable for a (Aug or light manutaes In' plrposes. Bee Cohu about it at 1§ Bt Her ‘Ill‘llDlV(} Tot, size 70107, on Lakeview Address Herald, “payinents \n &l lower The W, Ia Lincoln ark, lmx 3, TP, BUILDING LOTS on easy parts of ti, 3 than will be asked next year, i mu bullding, ley St, Monroe St. in Belvidere, _I:_"' BUILDING LOT on Linden street | Eriate age. Inquire at Star 163 Main 8t. fl Fent on a home 7 2 acres of land, $2600 cul evenings, FARM, 60 acres, in Cheshire; 2 tlnll'. 2 barns, 20 tons hay, tools, mas furniture, wood, easy terms, low 4, evenings, 1, 81X room house, barn and large poultry houses. Right om trolley line, One fare to New Britain, Price $4,600, Cash roqulud u 500, H. Jo ‘olren, 14 T RLIN—Pay house, barn, BELVIDERE—G room provements, hardwood floors, steam heat, fireplace, garage in cellar, Price $6,500, Small amount of cash re 294 Malin St. Tel. 2460, & Jones, Tioms, In_Belvidere, ToR buy= Cottage, BUNGALOW—5§ sale or for rent, with the optien ing. Owner leaving town, will seli at & big sacrifice; mmall amonnt of cash res quired, Look this place over und make us wn offer, Watson & Jones, 294 Maln Bt lephone 2450, CITY AVE.—Practically new two liouse of 10 rooms with garage, extrs lote electricity, etc, Small amount of cash required. Star Real Estate & Co,, 163 Main Bt. COTTAGE=6 room, with 2 Iots and fii also city water and electricity, A gem m some lover of the country, H. N, Locke wood, Real kst d City Hall ROWN 8’ store and car garage. This piace is to be sold te settle an estate. Watson & Jones, 3 Main _St._Phone 245¢. EMMONS PLACE—2 family house, 14 rooms, 3 baths. This place is up high and dry. Price $11,5600. Watson & Jones, 294 Main St. Tel. 2450, complete the file; Oct. 17, HERALDS wanted, to um mnuwm.; copies are needed: & 8 wll kinds of furniture, We pn.v §00d price A. Rodinsky, 8 Oak stieet. Tele- hone 159. GARDEN ST.—3 family house, 6 rooms om a floor, Steam hLeat, fireplaces, hardwood floors. Price is righ Watson & Jones, 204 Main St. Tel. 2 HARRISON ST.—2 lannly house, 13 roog everything modern. 4-car heated g Watson & Jones, 394 Main 8t Tei VERAL LOADS manure wanted. Box 19, Heraid. " Good Things to Eat 62 APPLES—logers Baldwins irom Bhuttle Meadow, S0c per 5 pt. basket. Jones Quality Market, 10 Myrile St. Phone. vumo\rr maple sugar and syrup, extra ' M.uln St, 63 ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Big variety at re- duced prices. The Furniture kxchange, 67 Arch St. A. J. Urafe, Mgr. ABH CANS—Galv. irom, with’ with cover, $2.76 and up; without cover $2.25 and up, Guar. Lehrer's, 176 _East Main t. Phone 1181-5. BABY carriage for sale, reasonable, Te ne 1065-12, —_— i Apartments_and Tenements | AN y owning her own ho wishes to learn of a man and wife of middle age who would Le willing to live with her and give her such caie as she needs in exchange for house rent. They should be of quiet, refined habits and modest in their requiremeats. To the right people a pleasant and genial home is assured. bBox 43, Hel HAST END--4 room tenemert, inud provements. el 2210-3, Call p. m. atter § FLOOR COVERING, oil cloth, Large stock, specially priced for March only, 60c to $1.60 per yard. B, Berson, 603 Main St. Toom tenement, heat, $0. HENRY ST, 13i—New § Modern improvements. Steam Adults only. Inquire 3d_fioor. ELECTRIC cleaners rented, §1. Phone 1995, LAWSON GAS heaters, just the thing to Kill the chill these frosty mornings. Prices and sizes vary. A, A. Mills, 80 West Main 8t. Phone 351, PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS for ail pur- poses, for you spring cleaning, City Hard- ware Co,, 49 East Main St. Tel. 2650, heaters, Also used ef- ely in heating utensils, Replacement heater wicks only 36c each. A. A. Mills, MAIN, COR. ELM ST.—5 room apartment, steam heat, hot water and janitor serv ice. See Cohn about it at 16 Main Bt. ix room teneme Adi 451—§ room tenement with all modern improvements. See Cohn about it at 15 Main St. Tel. 1830, WEST ST, toom tenement with all modern Call 2528-5 |soU HILL SECTION, near New Britain ho 3 tenement house. Can be bought 000. A Danielson Co., 131 Main 8t. phone 873-4. SHUTTLE MEADOW AV A two fami] house, built about 4 years. Steam h d floor. ot air furnace 1st fioor. Val ble extra lot. Home Banking & Reaity Jo., 86 West Main St/ Phone 728, h ht six rooms. Large lot ‘whis property will steadily in- value. home Banking and 36 _West Main St. Phone 728, family house, Dpractically new, modern in every dotail, 3 steam heaters, 2-car garage. ing & Realty Co., 86 weat Aain, Tob T3k, S0, HIGH SI.—sgle house, 10 rooma This house is just across tue street from the post office. Uentral property is very hard to get. 1ou had better act guick be= fore you are too late. \Watson & Jones _4¥4 Mal wel, 2460, WAKEFIELD CUURT—3 family house of 15 rooms, all inodern, electricity and steam heat, hard nnisu, machine shop im rear that can be converted into a 10 car Star eal wstate & Insurance Co. st room, 6UX1i5, crease in T.—3 tenement liouse. Your own laid woun't cost you a cent. See Cohm about it at 15 Main St. Tel 1530, Inquire Mr, Levenson, first PREMIBK RANGES reduced from $76 and $90 to $65 and $75, duriug this month only. B. Berson, 503 Main St JED 4-pece suits, 358, Hdward Gorfaim, 168 Arch St Tel. 869-3. WE pay fair prices for any househald ar- ticles. Just drop a card to D, M. Lenja- min, 115 _Beaver St. Tel. 13; | HATCHING EGGS— Tocks, grand exhibition mating. Heavy laying strain. John ¥, Chaponi, Kensington, Conn, Tel. ephone 667 HATCHING EGG a dozen, H. Maple Hill. FTATCHING BGGS — White Orpingtons, White Rocks, White @ yandottes and White Leghorns. J. T. Stanton, Mountain View, Plainville, ING EGG $1.35 per doz., Polish Orphanage t street, ¢ —Plymouth Roc Allen, Broadview ~ 8t., 8. C. White Leghorns, 50 per 100. Apply to farm, 604 N, Bure FLY FISHELN Tmported and domes- | tic wet and dry flies, $1.20 to $2 per doz. | Imported Hardy reels and Halford tapered | lines, leaders and hooks. Everything for ., 38-43 Main Goods Store.” NATTRESSES—First quality white cotton rolled edge, $6 to $18. During month of March ouly. B. Berson, 503 Main St. 'n_Wanted 42 BAKER, Ta fced, wanted at on ipply’ 360 Main t. GASHIBR WANTED— One’ who has had_experionce, NATIONAL MEAT STORES CO, 70° WEST MAIN ST, CHAMBERMAID wanted. Telephone 2822, GIRL to belp, small family, Call 2493, T ot GIRLS for plain Singer sewing clectric ma- chines; steady work, good pay; also girls to sew buttons. Apply all week, 8. & V. Cloak Co., 63 Church 8t. 2 HOUSEKEEPER wanted. One who prefe a good home rather than high wages, C. J. Flenke, 447 Arch S8t. Call evenings, near center, HATCHING eg: m & uon broody strain. 8. C. Khode Island Reds. Tei, 2446-2. _John Jobnston, 66 Francls St. “HAVE you tried Hall Brothers' chicks from state tested stock?' Tuey are different from ordinary chicks. Magic brooders. Catalogues. A. B. Hall, Wallingford, Conn. OLD NEWSPAPER MATS — Lining for chicken coops, 50c a hundred; for sale at Herald Officy, 67 Church 8t RHODE ISLAND REI Shepard's strain, Tel, §i-3, Plainville. TWO brooders, 100 and 160 chicks; also 120 egy incubator; all fiest class condi- Tor setting, | St PAINTS AN, b mplete line glass and hardware. thl B St. Phone 1181-5, J'sh.Ds “Large assortment and special orices for this month, $8.60 to §35. B. Berson, 503 Main_St. Phone 1165, STROLLERS with hood $13 up. Car up; also go-carts. All of Haywood- | Wakefield make. Always the best at the lowest prices at Max Zucker's, 516 Mai St. Prompt dellveries. Phone 509, TROUBERSE—A very lal assortment of men's dress and work trousers ut prices rauging from 31 1,95 ‘ha $4.96. Army and 3 | KOONMS businoss, Claude Js Plone 1336 stores, ¢ moblle or uny olllul Ler AHCH ST, 1 . each. Suitable for clothiug, barber shop, meat market or grocery sore. Will rent separately or togecher. Hent reason- able. M. Irving Jester, 189 Arch street. 17x50 iy §—Corner Maln, store suitable for barber shop and pool room. See Cobm about it at 16 Main St. T MAIN ST., Cor. Bim St."-Store, sultable for auto accessories With the use of a gaso- line tank. Kor particulars, see M, Cohn, 16 Main St. OFFICES in the Sovereign elevator and janltor seivice. on & Jones, 294 Main St. P STORE in front of theater, suituble for confectionery, drug store, or any other | line. D, O. Colemun, Southington, Conn. | STORE In good location, Size 34x15, space in basement. Reut .ery reasonable. Phone or see us at once, Home Banking _& Reaity Co., 86 Main st, el Wanted—To Reat nwdun building with Apply Wat- with ‘conveni B or 5 room rent, Centrally located by vite, Address Box 41, T OR 5 room modern able location by young Address Box No, 15, Herald, modern | American man Herald office. nt in de Tmprovement and desite jcan couple, tion, 114 Cariton $ Horses, Vchlcles 53 ! S8 WAGON in good shape. Call at| 151 Oak St. or Phone 516-13, BUSL MAID for general housework. Mrs, Rob- ort_Parsons, 18 Vine St. Tol. 396. FORSE for sale, (he W, H. Allen, Thieap., Broadview St. Maplo Hill try uses; also barbed wire, nails, asphalt | shingles and prepared roofing. = Sce mo he(cru buying anything in hardware. Main St. Phone 2127, MAID for general housework in family of two, Mrs. J. Vance, 42 Hamliton street. Phone 270, 81 SURGICAL and dress corsets made to or- der. Mrs. Mack D. Hall, R. N, Regls- tered Corasetiere, 48 Main 8t. Tel, 708-4 WRIST WATCH repalring a specialty at B, Georges, 166 Main 8t, Room 1V, Opp. Dickinson Drug Co. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS MATD In famlily of three. Call this evening. 70 Walnut 8t, first floor, SALESLADIES, experienced, wanted, at the 8. W. Woolworth Co. —m— experienced; state age, ferences, Box 47, Herald, “or snle 55| Size 38-40. Address; Arth-ic: DRESS SUIT for sale Suit, Box 16, Herald. LUMBER, second hand; coal burning COLUMBIA phonog) upright styl beautiful golden oak and brand new. Factory price is §160, our price with six records, $100, Easy terms If desired. Wid- drinking portable T. W, foun- houses, Crowe, brooders; chicken wire, tains; Putnam and all chicken a 6¢ Grove Hill. ssories, Tel. 291, Homeward Bound ener's, 138 Main St. light house- TAINTER wants 3 rooins for adults. Ad- mily of three Her: furnished rooms for light housekeeping with all conveniences wante ed by couple with 2 child Address Herald. 1o efore May 1st. furnished rooms or wanted, Centrally PLAINVILI % roo Apply Herald, Bo tenement located, of Ap- CAMERON, Sterling and Huntington play- er pianos at John A, Andrews & Co, “The Big Furpiture Store.” young couple, or & room location, State rent du- Hermd, WANTED—By tenement. Good sired. Address Box 9, S PECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT ! FRECKLES AND TAGALONG WHO HAVE BEEN \ISITING MOVIE LAND WILL BE HOME ’ | HOUSEKE 7 Suburban For Slie % BELVIDERE—Beautiful seven room bungas low with firepiace; (s uew two family hiouse tor §6,00u. Smai amount of required. Audrews Land Co, 1567 Stane ley St. Phone 861-4. BELVIDERE—Scven foom cottage o@ Frauces street, with large fireplace, steam heat ana large lot; aiso steam heated garage. In the shadow of new Normal school. Andrews Land Co., 1657 Stanley St._Phone 361-4, PLAINVILLE—§ room house, hardwood ioors, 14 acres land, good poultry houses. Low price for quick sale. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St., city. “New Britain's Litigest iarm bureau.’ —Good 6 room house, 2 acres land, Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St., city., “New Britain's Largest Farm 6 up, electric lights, city wal centrully located, resideatial section, & large lot, Price $5,000; $1,500 down, bal- ance on tim . L. Hayden, 9 Mlddle stol, Conn, celly room house, of good land, several fruit trees, Price ouly #4,500. A, Danlelson & hteen room house with large garage, extra $1,000 casn required, \,rn\\lng business. §1,000 cash balance, cs, Robt. B. White, 259 Main 8 modern elght room cote truig centraily los Term improvemen. very cential, PLAINVILLE t 1i acres of land, plenty of chicken coops, real investment, s, cated, larg A FLAINVILLE=Two family house of 4 and dve rooms. Modern improvements. Plenty ol land and fruit, $%,000 cash. This place is worth seeing. Cunningham and Wininger, Nerl Bidg, Platnvile, Real Estate—Wanted 87 Tlaving farm and lowest Chippewa Falls, ivom_owner particulars Black, “to hear le; give doha . oo daiiiant e - P LKUUMS, BOARD, HOTELS l Rooms For Kent 89 Gus—Iurnished room with all nces, 48—One double room, furnished, tirst floor, left. TWO nice rooms with all Residential section. modern cone Write Box 21-Suite of two rooma, also large room suitable for two gentles men, with_board, _Tel. §5-3 ‘Rooms For Housekecping TART 55—Two furnished front rooms for housekeeping, PING ROOMS, 3, equipped with Nice home to right e ” BT, light convenieuce, Phoue 147 ‘Where To | Dlnc ATL, worts of food served for every meals Ladies' and gent's dining rcom here, Stag every HAVE you tried tne Hotel Regal restade rant? $9-90 Church St. Special brealis fast, 16¢c; spocial dinner, dbc; speciad supper, 30c, Open at all times, ai—toard Or Lodging 98 FURNISHED ROOM by voung ...m:::r state location and price, Address 10, Heralds

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