New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1923, Page 27

3 AUTOMOTIVE Service Statio m 17 FIGTHL Washington gara wag, uncnf—i' ing and overhauling, Day and nf ?:rl:lu'. ‘Transien uunnod’uo‘. 1.. Ml. I‘I“. lll Wlflllll uu l\rnl. be our car nwnla h lu 4 nndmnn for lonr- WANTED l BUSINESS SERVICE ’ u"m—w Atmn 20 NBW ENGLAND PATENT AGENOY— Booth's block, st, 1806, by Jas Bh ard, Louls M, Schmidt, 260 Main __Telephone Now Britain and Hartford, NEW YORK LIGHT DELIVERY, making 2 trips to New York every week, Alex Mal- smud, 82 Hartford Ave. = Moving, foving, T 'l‘ruc Ashion ALL kipda [pdn of uxpress jobs (aken. removed. The O, & B, Express Co., 208 Hartford Avenue, Phone 21i28-13, ABHES romoved. Gonoral team work, in- quire Fred Damato, 43 Oak street, Tel- ephone 1667-2, FURNITURE and plano moving. General trucking of all kinds. Geo, H, SBmedley, Bassett Bt. Tel. 830-2, them uuy for wpring, llxun Coi, 41 Washi Work. #ide curtaing Auto bod! of every description uphuluor-d and re- mour 8t. Phone 3649, ‘round orde llord tires. I you have one ing, Have it overhauled at Charland's ring &t reasonable prices, We call for -~ !uvar repair work., O'Nell Tire & &/ n umm wervice, Ilntrlvsl rte foi Automoblle Laundry, rear 4 pea over and repaired at Doollulu Amo 'l'ep llw.g. s dain 0T 0! side curtains and lllu-cvvo experience In this ‘alsh Auto Top & U WIILEINO. fina‘ ann e- tiu. fi; d filled fi l]lll J. Nelson, Ill I(. Phonl l" a. worn down tl ’fiu:d conaltion, have it retreaded. Walter e Bhep, 634 Weat uto Bervice Station, 432 Maln St. m’ T tires and tubos and Aave the t'"fi on Bt, Tel, 900, lhln 8t. Phone 13 to At your car or repalred, J. holstering Co., 207 Elm 8t. near 8 you wan smile all 1he -umnu Maln Bt. BUSINESS SERVICE HAIRCUTTING —- Mothers, we have two hobby-horse . chairs to - amuse kiddles while having thelr hair trimmed. Hours, § &. m, to 8 p. m, 82 Church, Opp. Beloin. CARPENTER and jobbing work, Bhingling ‘Also gutter aud conductor Zohler, Tel. 1969, CHIMNEY lt PAIRING and genaral masor Ana plastor work,. Waork gua.ante J. H. A\rney lll Clark 8t. Phone 1 23, 63_Stanley Bt. , Win- dows for new hous ‘workin, Tomko, 29 Lafayette Business Service Rendered 20 DEVELOPING and_ printing. Do justice to your kodaking efforts by having Ohrn- _stedt do your finishing, 72 Maln Bt. MIRRORS RESILVERED and chairs caned. Workmanship guaranteed. Edward Gor- fain, 168 Arch St. Phone §69-2. ROOFING paper sold or applied. Materials and work absolutely guaranteed to stop leaks. City Hardware Co., 49 kast Main 8t. Phone 2660, PIACE your awning order mow. Do mnot walt until the wpring rush is here, Eddy Awnlog & Decorating Co., City Hall Plas BIGNS, show cards, banners, bulletin work. Leading pictorial artists. Prompt service. Art 8ign Co., 387 Main Bt. WE repair rubber boots, arctics and rub- ber shoes and all kinds of rubber, 73 Church 8t UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture, All kiuds of repairing. The Furniture Ex- change, 07 Arch Bt. A. J. Grafe, Mg WINDOWS, CLEANED <u private houses offices, and stores. General housework and cleaning from the to the roof. lalty. Our rates aro the'lowest in town.” New Britaln Win- dow Cleaning Co., 88 West Main &t Phone §8 ;. B. CONGER Dentist, LOCAL and long distance auto-trucking of all kin Call Wm. Robinson, 963 Stanley 8t, Tel. 637-12, INTERURBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE— . Auto trucking of all kinds. Local and long distance moving by men akilled in the handling of goos requiring care. Furniture and plano moving our clalty, Our lulmlu and ablliti ur excelled, Btor packing, crating, and forwarding by truck or rall, 167% MAIN STRER?, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Rear Dickinson's Drug Store. A. P, MARSH, PROP. PIBFFER'S EXPRESS—Ashes removed and light trucking. Spare time, evenings and Bat. afternoons. Reasonable rates. Tele- phone 656-4, BERVICE MEANS A SATISFIED CUSTOMER— Ship to New York city by motor truck., Dally overnight service at freight rates. BShipments picked up late afternoon delivered next morn- ing. Save you cartage costs. We truck both domestic and export, No missing steamers. Trucking frelght for 18 years. All loads in- sured, Write or phone us. JOSEPH ARBOUR & SON, New York City, Room 1003, 9 Maiden Lane, Tel. _ Cortland 7714, Britain, Conn. Tel. 2733, New Painting, Paper Hanging 27 HOUSEPAINTING and Interior decorating. Estimates cheerfully given. A Schacht, 74, Talcott 8t Phone 178 NEW BRITAIN, DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1923. in, EMPLOYMENT l — Help—Men Wanted a he Arcade larber wanted at Bhop, ¢ Rallroad greade, BA R_wanted the United Barber Bhop, _Tel. 3162, » Bteady or nights. Ap- ARB] ted, ply 331 Park St. COLORED MAN to wash cars, Elplrl!m‘.fl preferred, New Britaln Bulck 226 __Arch Bt COUNTERMAN fer night work, Apply Hud- son_Lunch, DRAFTSMAN WANTED— Qualified to lay out work on tools, goauges and general factory work. « ADDRESS BOX 1, HERALD, EXPERIBNCED operator _on _ Brightwood paper box machines. Moriden, 24 Ran- _dolph Ave, C. B. Schunack. FARM HANDS wanted at once, Must good milkers and teamsters. Good hours and everything handy, $60 a month, with board, room and washing to good men, Apply Maple Croft Fam, city, . 73, MECHANIC, first class. Apply Honeyman __Auto Bales Cb., 139 Arch Bt. OYS wantod at the Casimo, Church treet. be PLASTERERS wanted, Call 648-14, PORTER wanted for cleaning ofces. Young man preferred. Bring references. Apply Berlin_Construction Co., Berlin depot. YOUNG man, 16 years or more of age, Good, rellable references required. Ap- ply The Harvey and Lewis Co, 85 West Main St., New Britaln, To Bu; You ay PHON FINANCIAL Money Loaned 48 MORTGAGES-~Firet mortgage money on hand l. amounts to satisty l”llunu, Parker & 193 Matn 8t. Tel. 2036, Cattle and Swine 50 FIGE—SIx montha' old Duroc Reds; also three choico young cows, nearly spring- ers; one eoxtra good family cow. Tel, 264-12, N. W, Baldwin, Kensington, Coni Dogs, Oats, Pets ~B BCOTCH Colile pups, 7 weeks old, fine, thoroughbred #tock, males and females, 41_Armistice fll-, uymu St._extenslon, Eggs, Poultry, Supplies &3 BABY CHICKS at New Britaln Bird and Foed Co, 106 Arch s © BABY CHICKS, PURE BRED — Bred to lay. Rhode Island Re Barred Buft and White Rocks, Whi Wi ‘White and Brown Leghorns, Black Mi cas, Light Brahmas, and Jersey Black Glants, 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 OHICKS; FREB FEED— — Popular breeds; prepald, guaranteed delivery, Send for catalog Roy Clark, E. Hartford, BARRED ROCK eggs for hatching, 15 for one dollar, John B. Perry. Tel. 696-2. Beckley, Conn., New Britaln divislon, MERCHANDISE Fertilizers, Sceds, Plants 60 T e e BPRAY MATERIALS-—Thl the time to wpray your troes and vines for dormant spray; liquid 1 ulphur and dry lime sulphur, Racklifto' Brn , Inc, Park and Bigolow Sts. Phone 1076 Better bad thelr condition, the money at Conrad Main st Hatter' Army & Navy Btore, §6 Church t, RAINCOATS, molesking, cashmeres, kan- tanettes, leatherettes and rubber coats, every coat guaranteed waterproof. Priced as low as §4.95, Army & Navy Store, 56 Church 8t. BHOBA—For Work, aress of piay, every pair guaranteed, §2.48 to $4.98, Army & Navy Blou, 66 _Church 8t, ¥, SUITE AND TOPCOATS—Now ussortment of worsted and unfinished materials for spring wear Hee our complete ymple file. J. Wuck, 69 Arch Bt. Good Things to Eat 63 Fumlture, Clothes, Magazines, Papers, Postage Stamps Or Anything That ight Consider Worthless, Has a Cash Value and the Advertisers Under Head- re Paying the Best Prices Obtainable, Dispose of that “Junk” the Want Ad ONE OF THOSE ADVERTISERS. l MERCHANDISE I — Watches, Dismonds, chcln 67 PEARLS for birthday —and gifte, La Tausca, Delta, La Princess, Le Nero end Richeliou, In all sizes, from $3.00 up, The Wodding Ring 8hoy 1 9 Maln_8t, WATCHES and wed ts.. Itimborg & Horn 393 10 Railroud Arcade, _ NO doubts of wubstitution, Have your dia- monds resot whily you wait and in your uwn presence at 1, Resnlck's, - Mfg. Jeweler, 440 Main 8 Opp. Commercial 8t. I re- tall dlamonds t wholesale prices. SBTH of 1847 an togors sliverware at B, Georges, 166 aln Bt., Koo 10, ‘Walk' one flight, it will pay you well, 18 and w.nwd—ArflLles Tu Blly uLuTuu, pupers and juuk wought at the hest prices. Aseure yourself the best pr cos_possible by notifying L. Zeldes, 161 Oak Bt Phove 516-13, There is a cash profit in all that stulf that is cluttering up your attic and cellar, Phone me im- mediately and 1 will call, in good lolldl[lnn wm;d‘ —We will buy it at fair prices, The Furniture Exchauge, 67 Arch Bt, A J. Grafe, Mgr. APPLES—Rogors Baldwins_from Bhuttio Moadow, 90c per § pt. basket. Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtlo 8t. Phone. CREMO, Browing Co, malt corn_flakes, et for sale on the premises, Belden 8 trom 2 to 6 o'clock, Monday and Tuesday. HERALDS wanted, to complete the file the following coples are needed: Oct. 17, 1922, JUNK- buy & 211 Kinds of fursiture, Wo'pay 4ood pric A. Rodinsky, 81 Ousk wsweet, Te __phone 1591, BROODERS—"The Colony,” coal burning. Absolutely the best brooder for baby chicks obtainable, Crowding impossible; 500 chick slze $21.60; 1,000 chick size $20.60. A quantity discount on two or more. Rackliffe Bros. Inc., Park & Bige- low Sts. Phone 1076. Get our baby chick cireular, CHICKEN COOPS, 2, wire, very reasonable. YOUNG man over 25 years old for outside positlon. Apply Box 23, Herald. Help—Women Wanted 42 COMPETENT MAID for general housework in family of two. Congenial environment. Mrs. J. Vance, 42 Hamllton St. Tel. 270, COMPETENT girl for general lousework, Apply to Mrs, H. D, Humphrey, 205 West Malin 8t. COMPETENT GIRL for general houseworic, Must know plain cooking. Call 158 Maple 8t., 2d floor. Tel. 1603, GIRL for general housework to go home nights. Swedish preferred. Apply Mrs. Ralph_Britton, 270 Corbin avenue, GIRY, for drug store soda fountaln work, State salary wanted and give reference. Box 2§, Herald. GIRL over 18 for Kitchen work In Y. W. C. A. cafeteria. Apply Y. W. 0. A. cafe- terla, Hungerford Court. GIRL about 16 yrs, old to do light hous work and take care of baby. Tel. 2391, _R. C. Qroat, 368 Farmington avenue. ESSEX Incubator, 70 ogg: 1 oat sprouter, 1 160-chick brooder. Also a load of sec- ond hand lumber. Will sell cheap if taken _at once, Call 38 Roxbury Road, Belvidere, EGGS for hatching. Barred Plymouth Rocks, {ree range stock, good utllity birds. Thir- teen eggs $1.00; $7.00 per hundred, Tel. 254-12. N, W. Baldwin, Kensington, Conn, HATCHING EGGS $3 per setting for eggs from Rhode Island Reds with trap nest records. Price on fancy stock on applica- tion, Room for 600 egg, April 1ith for custom hatehlng. T. W.'Crows, 64 Grove Hill, _Tel HATCHING BOGS—Barred Tocks grand exhibition mating. Heavy laying strain, John F. Chaponi, Kensington, Conn. Tel- ephone 667-14, HAATCHING EGGS—8. C. White Leghorns, $1.35 per doz., $7.50 per 100. Apply to Polish Orphanage farm, 604 N. Bur- ritt_street, city. HATCHING eggs from a _ nom broody strain. 8. C. Rhode Island Reds. _Tel. 2446-2, John Johnston, 66 Francls Bt. Household Articles s ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Big variety duced prices. The Furniture Exchan Arch 8t. A, J. Grafe, Mgr. ASH CANS—CGalv. Iron, with cover, $2.76 and up; without cover $2.26 and up. Guar. Lehrer's, 176 _East Main 8t. Phone 1181-5. BABY CARRIAGE—Wakefleld, in good condition, new tires, cheap. 209 Clerry Bt., first floor, BED SPRING, matiress and burea sale cheap. 98 Hart street. __. CARPET WASHER, Hamlilton-Beach, per- fect condition. 111 Whiting St., Plain- __ville, upstalr FLOOR COVERING, ofl ciuth. Large stock, speclally priced for March only, 60c to|; $1.60 per yard. B. Berson, 503 Main Bt. for ELECTRIC cleaners rented, $1. Phone 1995. EUBERA clectric_vacuum cleancr and fix- tures, Perfect order, $20, Terms. L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch B8t. GAS RANGES—The, Vuican® smooth top compact _cabinet model, affords greater convenience at a lower operating cost, Has an easily cleaned smooth top, speclally constructed o that one burner can do the work of 3 on the ordinary gas range. Call or phone for demonstration. A 5% discount until April 30th. A.-A. Mills, 30 West Main 6t. Phone 381, GIRL or woman wanted for light house- work. No washing. Apply at 5 & 10c store at Main and Myrtle Sts. BTENOGRAPHER, experienced; state age, experience and references. Box 47, Herald, Plumbing, lluung, Metal Work 28 IF your guiter, conductor or roofs need re- pairing or renewed, Tel. 512. We are ready, it you are. Ericson & Johnson, _34_Dwight _St. STENOGRAPHER—One who has knowledge of bookkeeping. M. Irving Jester, 187- 197_Arch street, t WOMAN for general housework, rs, B, F. Lancaster, 300 West Main St. second floor. Pressing and Tailoring 29 L] cuM for aud dellvered by 7he ot Bervice. Yo London Bhop. made. riety to choose from. Prices are Vlola Millinery, 366 Arch 8t. NG Ginsburg's Dress Pleat- ln. B Button. Covering “Shop, 19 W Phone 1338-3, Li8SONS I’ dressmaking. Bpecisi prices to clseses and clubs, Privaté lessons. Wom- an's Institute Method. Tel. Jane E. Gilly: 645-6. THE OHIO AMERICAN Dresscutting, De- signing and Talloring school, headquar- ters, Bridgeport, will glve a series of free demonstrations how to apply a master pattern, principle to all styles of dresses, suits, coats, etc. These demonstrations are combined with an exhibition of ex- quisite models of garments, made puplls from all over the state. puplis had one series of instructlion In practical dressmaking. They made dresses, conts and suits; th leam to follow the stylese by mall and later have the second series of practical Instructions. ‘The first subject Is: How to apply a made to egsurements principle to all styles and give good lines to all forms, Mr. Kronmer, our designer, will be the speak- er, Al} lndles interosted are cordlally in- vited, Tuesday, April 11 and Friday April 18 at 2:30 p. m, at Jr. O. U. A, M. hall, L Hungerfora Court. e . CLOTHFS called for and delivered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop. . Phone 505-3. Elm, corner Main Bt. CLEANING and q, ng {4 our exclusive bu dmflpuon.- cleaned or Sattataction guseanteed, New Brip: ain Dry Cleaning Corp, 96 W. Main St. Phone 1333-3. Insurance—All Kinds 23 Amfii. automoblle and life. fir!tv and fidelity bonds, Philip M. Fagan, Gen. Ins,, Booth's block, Room 4¢” Phone 2131 AUTOMOBILE INSURANGE— On your mew car or your old car can_ be made effective the minute you start. driving by telephoning our office, 728 or 2008 Mr. Han- ocock. Agents for the ‘“Aetna” of Hartford. HOME BANKING & RRALTY CO. 86 W. MAIN ST. NEXT TO FOX'S, HARRY G. HANCOCK. AUTOMOBILS INSURANCE & _speciaity. Service unusual. Call on the phone, we do the rest. Dewitt A. Rlley, 278 Main st. FIRE, Life, Accldent and Automobile In- surance, See P. J. Murray & Co, 326 Maln_street. insurance and real estate, BSee Tne John Cooke Co., Plainville, Conn. London_Val Ph 686-3, Elm, corner Main 8t, PARIS ;TAILOR, BHOP—Clegilng and preas- ing, ,suits made to order, 136 South Main 8t,, .opposite High school. BUITS fof spring and summer, of English woolens, $36 and up. Btyle, ity and fit absolutely guaranteed. 8alonia, 100 Lafayette St. Printing, Jobbing, Stationery KULPER PRINTING CO.— High printing of every description in Ameri- can and forelgn languages, at reasonable nrlcsa‘ 325 Main St., corner Commercial one flight up. Phone 777, WRXTING PAPER—Monogran: or initial dle stamped In gold (40c a quire), or. any color at 25c per quire. Select your writ- ing paper from our complete stock. All the best American lines including Cranes, Highland 'linen, Autocrat linen, Old Hampshire and Hammermill bond, Ad- kins, Church street. QUALITY PRINT SHOP—We print letter- neads, envelopes, statemente, cards and circular lJettars at very low rates, 338 Main chk 8t. Directly opposite Commercial Street, upstairs, flight up. Protessional Services 81 SURGICAL and dress corsets made tc ore der. Mre. Mack D. Hall, R. N, Regis- tered Corsetiere, 48 Main St. Tel. 798-4, WRIST WATCH repairing & specialty at B, Georges, 166 Main Bt., Room 10, Opp. Dickinson Drug Co. ~ "Repairing and Plano Tuning 32 BEDDING—Have your work done mnow. Mattresses, box springs, cushions, etc., renovated and remade eq to new and returned same day. New bedding made to order. Upholstering, Hardware City Bed- ding Co., 60 Tremont St, Tel. 2431-4. WANTED— 1,000 women to sew covers on base- balls at home, spare time or all the time. Apply for (nstructions at THE BON-TOBER BPORTING GOOD8 CO,, 17 GOODMAN PLAC! HARTFORD, CONN,, or at our branch office, 117 NORTH 8T, NEW BRITAIN, CONN, WOMEN of neat appearance to advertise Tick-Tock from house to house. A new minute taploca product. Experience ot necessary. Salary, commission and car- fare. Mr. Cook, Room 22, at 26 State St. Hartford, Conn. YOUNG girl to assist in general housework. Small family. Apply 87 Columbia St. Situations Wanted—Men 44 PAINTING by day or comtract, Also all kinds of repair work wanted. Address Box 4, Herald. Situations Wanted—Women EXPERIENCED _stenographer wishes position. _Telephone 1406. HOUSEKEEPER with 0 yr. old chlld wisi position. References furnished, Write to Mrs. Alice Boehm, Rr. §7 Lincoln St. STENOGRAPHER with clerical experience wishes position. Address Box 5, Herald. 45 a Business Opportunities 6 BEST quality bridle straps and new bass wires, grestly improves your plano. A special price for April. C. A. Humphrey, 97 So. Burritt St. Phone 2647. KNIVES, shears, skates and all edge tools sharpened. Also oxy welding and all kinds of machine work. Fritz & Berndt, 31 Greenwood St. Phome 153-12. LIGHT LATHE work, boring, turning, machinery Saws, axels, s and lawn mowers sharpened. R. H. wncox. machinist, 204 Hart St. Tel. 10 PIANO tuning. Am I still tuning planos? 1 should say I am. F, V. Strectes, P. O, Box 696. Phone 1303. Wanted To Render Services 33 NOTICE—Spring 1s here, Flower boxes, 4 and 5 ft. long, fan style rose trallers, § ft. high. Orders taken for screening In porches and general jobbing. Anderson the Builder. Tel. 1515-14, EDUCATIONAL Instrumental and Vocal KANDOLIN. bunjo. ukulele, Correct modern instruction, E. C. Benson Barker, Booth's block. Tel. 2803, In New Britain Tuesday, Thursday, ¥Friday and Saturday. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BAKERY—Fully equipped on Main 8t, Waterbury, Owner wishes to retire, In- quire Penner & Bohns, 300 South Main 8t., Waterbury. AVE you tried Hall Brothers' chicks from state tested stock?’ They are different from ordinary chick: Magic brooders. Catalogues. A. B. Hall, Wallingford, Conn. OLD NEWSPAPER MATS — Lining for chicken caops, 50c a hundred; for sale at Herald office, 67 Church St. PUTNAM brooder heaters accommodating 30 to 60 chicks. Price $4.75 8. P, Btrople, 113 Church St. Horses. Vehlcleu 53 PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS for ‘all pur- poses, for you spring cleaning, City Herd- ware Co, 49 East Maln 8t. Tel. 265 PREMIER RANGES reduced from ns ‘and $90 to $65 and §75, during this month only, B. Berson, 503 Main bt. REED 4-plece suits, §568. I 168 Arch St, Tel. 869-3. Edward Gorfaln, | POSTAGE STAMPS bought used on letters Beurch trunks, chests while John Glaze, Brightwood, before 1850, housecleaning. Massachusetts., —_——m— lREAL ESTATE FOR RENT] —_—_— Apartments and Tenements 69 BELDEN ST, 74—Tenement of 5 rooms, 1st floor. Al improvements. Apply 851 Enst St. Farms For Sale MATN BTATE ROAD—34 acre farm on t;l loy, two family house, city water, gas and eloctric lights, Only 10 minutes' walke to center of town, .H-.r'nln lcr quick Batlsfactory ters A Coleman, Soutl ingtom, Conn Phone 316-3. 17 ACRES of Tand,. iouse and barm, Price only §2,200, Cashman Farm Bureau, 131 Main Bt, Residence Berlin, “New Brits ain's Largest Farm Bureau, §0 ACRES of land, house $3,000, Cashman Farm A Bt. Residence Berll; Largest Farm Burea: T Houser For fi | BELVIDBRE—1 o couur._r"r" fireplace, ga Bmall amount of h rnuulnd. Watson & Jones, 204 Main Bt, Tel. 2460, ma, in Belviders, salo or for rent, with the option of buye ing. Owner leavi: town, will well at » big sacrifice; wmall amount of cash res quired, Look this pll over und make 4 un offer, Watson & Joues, 204 Maln St _‘lelephone 2450, TITY AVE.—Practically new two famiip house of 10 rooms with garage, extra lot, electiicity, ete, Small siount of cash required, Star Real Kstate & Insurauce 163 Maln Bt, i —32 tamily house, siore and four 18 to be sold te Weluan & Jonea, 1M “New Britain's EAST END- house of 11 rooms and 6 lots with garage, fruit and modemn imp ovements. One of the pleasant homes of the east section, H. N. Lockwood, real estate and insurance, City Hall. ELLIS ST.—Cottage with all improves ments, Hot air heat, sidewalks, cemen$ cellar, sewer connections, Lot 50x183, Poultry house, large garden, Price $5,. Lasy terms. H, J. Foiren, 140 Main Tel. 1790, EMMONS 2LACE—Z family house, 18 rooms, 3 baths. This place is up high and dry. Price §11,600. Wateon & Jones, 294 Main 8t, Tel. 2460, FOUR new four room bungalows and one six room cottage at Indian Neck; alse sales and rents at Short Beach., M. B, ‘Taylor, Short Beach, Conn. GAl N BT.—3 family house, 6§ rooms om @ floor. Steam heat, fireplaces, hardwood flvors, Price is right. Watson & Jonesy 294 Main St Tel. 2450, HILL SKCTION, pear New Britaln hospitaly 3 tenement house, Can be bought for §¥,a 000. A Danielson Co, 131 Main 8t. Telea phone 873-4, HOUSE of six rooms, Main St, Kensington. Dowling, Brownstone Avy Portland, Conun,, or Phone 1817-5 evenings, § to 8. LINCOLN ST., 67—Very desirable five room rent, third floor, all modern. Inquire per- sonally 79 Lincoln st. MAIN, COR, ELM BT.—0 room apartment, steam heat, hot water and japitor serv- ice. See Cohn about it at i5 Maln 8t. SIX "ROOM tenement, ail mod provements. Box 24, Herald, TRINITY ST., 25—6 room tenement and garages. ’\npl) mornings on nremnu 3 ROOM apartment for couple, Main street, improvements _at Write Mrs. Sarah Appl; 80. HIGH ST.—8Single house, 10 rooma, This house is just across the street from the post ofice. Central property is very hard to get. You had betier act quick beq lore you are too late. \Watson & Jonesy iv4 Maln 8t. Tel. 2450, SHUTTLE MEADOW AVE.—A two faml] liouse, buiic about 4 years, Steam heat, 3 floor. Hot air furnace, 1st ticor. Price $7,600. Home Banking & Realty Co., 84 West Maln St. Phone 728, SOUTH HIGH BT., near Court Bt., valuable blece of property consistiug of two housesy onme eight room, the other siX rooms Large lot 60x176. This property will steads ly iucrease in value. Home Banking & lealty Co., 86 West Main St, Phone 738y Business Places For Rent ARCH ST., 173—8tore 30x60; steam & central location, well adapted for auto- moblle or any other business. Claude J. Leroux, 174 Arch St. Phone 1336, ARCH ST., 170 AND 183—2 stores, ft. each. Sultable for clothing, barber shop, meat market or grocery store. Will rent separately or together. Rent reason- M. Irving Jester, 189 Arch street. 17x50 RUG—Axminster, 10'10"x10' 6”; also roll top desk and hat rack. All in good con- dition. Tel. 2271-5. 500 Shuttle Meadow avenue, BUSINESS WAGON In 'm’d shape. Call at 161 Oak Bt. or Phone 515-13, HORSE for sale. 113 Hartford avenue, HORSE—Young, and wagon for sale, In- quire 3d floor, 38 Springdale avenue, Mer- iden, Conn. PAIR of horses for sale, price $160 for pair. Apply P. O. Box 48. WE pay fair prices for any household ar- ticles, Just drop a card to D. M. Benja- min, 115 Beaver St. Tel. 1320, Machinery, Elec, and Tools 64 NOVO GASOLENE ENGINES, saws and pumps; full line of farm equipment, Fred L. Peck, Kensi ston. Tel, §74-33, Merchandisc at the Stores 65 MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale ANTIQUE mahogany Penbroke, table, and varlous other desirable pleces. No deal- ers. 24 Benjamin St., Meriden, Conn. _Phone_1482-2, DATRY SUPPLIES—Botties, % pints, pints, quarts, bottle caps, bottlo cases, milk cans, washing powder, butter churners, straining cloth. Headquarters for dairy supplies in New Britaln and viclnity, Rackliffe Bros, Co. Inc., Park & Bige- low Sts. Phone 1075, EXPERT repairing on all kinds of cash registers and computing scales. Also re- build them, make them look like new again, T. S. Cash Register Exg. Co, 12 Washington Place, United Building, Cor- ner Main St. Tel. 3941. LAUNCH—30 ft. by 7 ft. bear, % glase cabln, 14 H, P., complete equipment, in- cluding_electric lights,. Now at Meriden Motor Boat club, Portland. Clayton E. Brewer, 21 Randolph Ave., Meriden, Conn. LUGGAGE, trunks, bags, sultcases, Boston bags, brief cases, secretary cases and fibre cases. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. LUMBER, second hand; coal burning brooders; chicken wire, drinking foun- tains; Putnam Stoves, portable houses, and all chicken accessories. T. W, Crowe, 4 Grove Hill. Tel. 201. TIONAL Cash Reglsters, new and second hand. Also repalring by skilled cash reg- ister mechanics, guaranteed by the Na- tional Cash Register Co., 294 Main St., New Britain, _Tel. 2460, 55 BARBER SHOP at 46 Dwight street for sale. Money Loaned 48 PACKING CASES for sale. mar school to Janitor, BHOB and tube vulcanizers, John Sias, 105 Eden Ave., Southington. Tel. 332. WINDOW blinde for sale, about 35 pflh'-. Price reasonable. Apply Mr. Carlson, 541 Church 8t. Tel. 1747-3. Feed and Fuel 5 Inquire Gram- MORTGAGES — If in neced of a first or second mortgage, see H, J. Folren, 140 Maln St. Phone 1790. SPRING BILLS— pay winter's bills and meet spring's neads the Beneficlal Way, We lend up to $300 at legal interest rates on household furniture or secured notes repayable iIn easy Install- ments. We are greatest In serv- ice and largest In resources. Tele- phone 1943, BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY, 87 WEST MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN, BABY CHICKS fed the Purina way grow twice as fact and make the best layers. Ask for Puripa Baby Chick Chow and Chicken Chowder, Sold by N, B, Bird & Feed Co., 106 Arch St. 60 SEED for sunny lawn and shady lawn. Racklifte Bros, Inc., Park and Bigelow_Sts. _Phone 1075, ONION SETS—White, red and yellow. Rack- lifte Bros, Inc, Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 1076, SEEDS—Vegetablo seeds of _quality, All our seeds are tested before offered for sale, and we guarantes high germina. tion, We handle the proper variety for t! locality. We can ellminate the uncer- tainty and inconvenience of the malls in addition to quoting you _lower pri Rackliffe Broe. Co., Inc, Park & Bigelow &te. Phone 1075, LAWN "Tis Somewhat Pu;_zling MATTREBSES—First quality white cotton rolled edge, $6 to $18. During month of March only. B. Berson, 603 Main 8t. PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS—We cairy & full line for exterior and interior work. Complete line glass and hardware. Lehr. _er's, 176_East_Maln 8t._Phone 1181-5, BEDB—I‘I‘[. assortment and special vrices for this month, $8.50 to $35. B. Berson, 503 Main St._Phone 1185, STROLLERS with hood $13 up, Carrlages $22 up; also go-carts. All of Haywood- Wakefield make. Alw: lowest prices at Max Zucker' §t. Prompt_deltveries. Ph TROUSERS—A very large assortment of men's dress and work trousers at prices ranging from §1.95 to $4.95, Army and Navy Store, 66 Church St. M ST., 8—Corner Main, store suitable for barber shop and pool room, See Cohn about it at 16 Main bt. MAIN ST., Cor, Elm St.—Store, suitable for auto accessories with the use of a gaso- line tank. For particulars, see M. Cohn, 15 Main St. OFFICES In the Bovereign building with elevator and janitor service, Apply Wai son & Jones, 29¢ Main St STORE in good location, mize 34x16, with space in basement. Ront ery reasonable. Phone or see us at once. Home Bauking & Reaity Co.,, 56 West Main St. Tel. 738, ‘Wanted—To Rent 7 IN PLAINVILLE—Want to rent 3 or four room house with option to buy. Write to Box 3, Hefald, i MIDDLE AGED American couple desires apartment of about 5 rooms, centrally lo- cated. Box 26, Herald oftic SOUTHERN SECTION—3 family house practically new, modern in every devails § steam heaters, 3-car garage. liome Banking & Realty Co, 36 West Main St Yhoue 428, Shore Places For Sale 54 EAST SIDE OF NIANTIC RIVER—Thirtye cight (§5) acre shore property, excelieng soi1, Location, short distance to steam of trolley cars, Uver 300 feet salt water iront, sandy beach—river nearly one mile Wide in frout of property—tine for motog Loats. Auundance of clams, fish, ety “welve roum—uearly new—modern houses Unlimited supply excellent spring water from Wouds, gravity system, cottage, bara and other buildings—furnitire, larming tools—fruit, berries, Photos aud par- ticulars to prospective buyers. Ideal spos for home or summer hotei, Price $21,000, Address owner, John ¥. Waite, Wates- tord, Conn, Suburban For Sale 85 BELVIDEKE—One § room uouse, 2 car garage, ail improvements; one 7 room uouse, all improvements, Jerome streat; oue 1i ucres tarm, including 5 acre saude bauk and 6 room cottage vi Farmington road. laquire L, C. Baker. T SLLVIDERE—A #lx room cottag amount of cash required. Also lots irom $490 up. Sold on easy terms. Andrews Land Co., 1567 Stanley Bt. Tel. §61-d. TENEMENT of 4 or 6 rooms wanted. Any time before May 1. Apply Herald, Box 2 WANTED—By young couple, s or G room tenement. Good location. State rent de- sired. Address Box 9, Herald. 5 ROOM tenement with all improvements within walking distance of Stanley Works wanted. Reasonable rent. E. L. Case, 425 West Main St. Phone 277 BURLINGTON, CONN—70 acres of woode land. Wil cut 1200 cord of wood. Yrout brook on property. Fine preserve. Look it Barnesaal Ur Salo i swepiv + ington, 7 room house, modern. 20, ouy, tor further partioulars inquire C, Ca Prentice, 18 Asylum 8t. Hartford, Tels 4-3587_or_evenings, New Britain, 1336-by § OR 10 room house or flat near center wanted, Box 6, Herald, varlety for fence and poul- also barbed wire, nails, asphalt shingles and prepared roofing. See me beforo buying anything In hardware, Frank Nair, 649 Main St. Phone 2127, Oppnullo St. Mary's church, Muslctl Instruments COLUMBIA phonograph, upright style, beautiful golden oak and biand new. Factory price is $160, our price with six records, $100. Easy terms If desired. Wid- ener's, 138 Main St. CAMERON, Sterling and Huntington play- er planos at John A. Andrews & Co. “The _ Blg Furriture Store.,” 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 demon- strate, C. L. Plerce. GRANBY PHONOGRAPHS-Just three of these wonderful machines left., All in good condition. Prices only $85, including records, Widener's, 1 in_ 8t ERANICK & BACH, Newby & Evans, Lea- ter, Kohler & Campbell pianos. We have sold this line of planos for over 30 years. ‘We guarantee. C. L. Plorce, PHONOGRAPH—Used but 3 months and in & new playing condition; splendid ma- hogany upright cabinet, with several ro ords, only 3$73. Widener's, 138 Main — LREAL ESTATE FOR SALE Agents—Real state 8 | PLAINVILLE real estate, bought and sold. Mortgage loans. Skiuner, Smith Co., Nerl block, Plainville, Phone 41-4, REAL cstate, Tell us what you want, We'll get it. Real estate. TeH us what you lave. We'll dispose of it. Cunningham & Wininger, Plainviile, Conn. Neri Bldg. MEAL ESTATE—Anythiug to rent, buy of sell see Cohn about it at 15 Main St., the largest individual real cstate owner in the city, Building and Business Property 80 RORTH S8T., Cor. Willow, brick bullding, suitable for a garage of light manutnc- ing purposes, Sce Cohn about it at 16 Main_8t. Building” Lots For Sale 81 BUILDING LOTS on easy payinents in ail parts of the city at prices much lower than will be asked next year. The W. L. Hatch Co., Clty Hail building, BUILDING LOTS on Lyon Ave., Henry &t., Lawlor St ley St., Monroe St, Allen St., in Belvidere. Apply H. J. Main 8t. Phone 1790. Lakeview North Stan- and several Foiren, 140 PERFECT RECORDS in all the latest se- lections, 3 for §1.00 at John A. Andrews & Co, 'he Blg Furniture St BUILDING LOT on Linden street with gar- age. Inquire at Star Real Eriate and Insurance Co., 163 Main St. late Call PIANO—Upright, brand new, arrived and will be sold very low, Terms. quick. Mr. Andrews, 401 Arch St. PLAYER ROLLS in all the popular nuin- bers only 75¢ each at John A. Andrews & Co., “The Big Furniture Store” SMALL PORTABLE phonograpn, brand new, with 20 records (40 selections). An excellent buy at $35. The records are brand new, your own choice from our en- tire stock of 76c Columbia records. Widen- er's, 138 Main St. SUPERTONE muhogany phonograph, slight- ly used, Condition is as good as new; complete with 15 records, 30 selections, Our price, $90. Easy terms {f desired. Widener's, 138 Maln St. Farnis For Sale 100 ACRES—P. 82 §. McMahon's farm in Ber- 1in, consisting of 100 acres land, 60 acres tillable, the fest in pasture and wood. Good 10 room house, new barn, tie-up for 75 head stock, greenhouse, poultry house for 300 hens, garage, wagon sheds, ics house for 500 tens ice, large lake, big or- chard, running water in all buildings, all Kkinds good farm tools, Including tractor. This farm is considered one of the best dalry farms in the state. We will have a man on this farm all this week to show prospective customers around. Call 873-4 or 081-2 for information and appointments. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St. “New Britain's Largest Farm BY BLOSSER PLAINVILLE—3 room house, tloors, 1% acres land, Low price for quick Agency, 131 Maiu 8t., Laigest Farm Bureau. PLAINVILLE—Good ¢ room house, 3 acres land. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St, eity, “New Britain's Largest lacm PLAINVIL] Two famlily house, large sum borch, exura lot, garage and mproves _inents, lnquire Broad St, Plainville 2 tenement house, § rooms 6 up, electric lights, city waten, centrally located, residential section, & large lot, Price $5,000; $1,300 down, bale nuw u time. K. L. Hayden, § Middle , Bast Bristol, Conn. 1'LMNVALLA‘-—AD excellent 7 room house, % acres of good several trulg Danielson & 4, ighteen room house with all improvements, large garage, extrs lots, very central, 0 Growing business, Lasy terms. Robt. B, Real Estate—Wanted FARM of about 15 acres in Berlin or om main road between Berlin and Meriden, Must have frontage of 200 feet. Will pay any reasonable price, Skinner, Smith & Co,, Nerl Bldg., Plainville. Tel, 41-4, FARM of between and 16 acres, suitable for poultry purposes in Plalaville, Farme ington or Bristol. House of 6 or 7 rooms preferred. Will pay good price. Skinner, Smith & Nerl Bldg., Plainville. Teles phone 4 —3 ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS & a’ room with all conveniences. COURT ST., 26-38—Apply personally to Je H. Pease, 26 Court St. EAST MAIN ST, 208—Furnished room foF gentioman, Steam heat. Central, Teles phone 1935, EAST MAIN, 75—Furnished front _roomy sultable for one or two gentiemen. Taylor, FRONT ROOM, extra large, to rent, Will accommodate two or thr Olson, 718 Stan GROVE HILL, $3—Nicely furnished room with all conveniences, Board if desired. Tel. 2604, MAIN ST., 21i—Two rooms, all furnished for light lmulukecplnl. All improvementa, over_Woolworth's 5_& 10c_store, ROOM nea: or, nnuu famlly, to sponsible man. _Box WALNUT ST., 10—Steam heated room with all mu\wnunctl. third floor. l{ooms For Bnusekcepm‘ cop shed rooms light g or will rent singie. All cone veniences, inquire Mre, Young. ALL sorts of foo Ladies' and reason, too. The most restaurant in town. in the otel, Opp. the Statlon, HAVE you tried tne Hotel Regal $9-90 Church St. Special breake 16¢; special dinner,, 36¢c; special supper, 30c. Open at all vimes. | PRESTO LUNCH—An cating piace of the bettor kind. Always open. Maln street, corner Commercial,