New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1923, Page 15

AUTOMOBILE INSUF red at Doulmldl Alu Top over and 8hop, 236 Maln 8t, nnf'm-—-—z——-—rm W G 1o fit nur car or repalred, Auto bodl ww ntrlptlnl uphoelstered and re. \‘ Wlllh“""':'?fi ‘: ““. lul. J. Auto Bt., near uy- outting, u:‘ proeul E G, cylinders 8t Phon: ul old J. N- you want ‘round order worn down tii retreaded, Walter Main Bt, llx o smile .ofl tires, If you have cn- ’acd condition, have It Bhep, 534 Wast BUSINESS SERVICE Barbers, H e DMasseuscs 18 HAIRGUTTING — Mothers, We have two hobby-horse clialre. 1o amuse - kiddios r hair trimmed. Hours, 3 Chureh. Opp, Beloin, nu'r — Mlsses M. ltouk and Kath, G rops, Grads. O Mo o Buiivane 138’ Maine el $15, Building and Contract 19 CARPENTER and jobbing work. Bningling & special Also gutter and condugtor work, Paul Zehler, Tel, 196! CHIMNEY REPAIRING and genaral masot and plaster work. Work «anteed, J, Larney, 131 Clark 8 'hone 1744-33, m.mmc.u. wom:. wi m’ wnd fixtures, 0_A, Tyl Stanloey 't l‘m orders lor m-mu. showcases, win- dows for new houses; all kinds of wood- working. M. Tomko, 39 Lafayette $t, - Business Service Rendered EVELOPL end printing. Do justice to your kodaking efforts by hnvlns Ohru- _ Stedt do your finishing, 73 Maiu 8t MIRRORS RESILVARED and chairs caned, Workmanship guaranteed. Kdward Gor- faln, 168 Arch 8t. Phone 8§69-2, fOOFING paper #old or appiled, Materials and work absolutely guaranteed to stop leaks, City Hardware Co., 49 East Main 8t. Phone 2660, PLACE your awning order Bow. Do mot walt until the mpring rush is here, Eddy Awning & Decorating Co.. City Hall Place. BIGNS, show cards, banners, bulletin work, Leading pictorial artists. Prompt service, Art 8lgn Co., 2 in_8t. WE repair_rubber booth, arctics and rub- ber shoes and all kinds of rubber, - 73 Church 8t. UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture. All kinds of repairing., The Furniture Ex- chunge, 87 Arch St. A, J. Grafe, Mgr, Dentists. J. B, CONSER ; Dentlst. 262 Main St. ‘Tel. 1761, _— 1 i = | 34 Dwight 8t, BUSINESS SERVICE Moving, Trucking, Storage 20 INTERURBAN TRANUFER & STORAGE— Auea tflufill.f“ of all kinds Local co moving by men the mnallnl of goods Furn! a rhnu mvlu our speciall facilit! and abllities are unncilld. Btorage packing, crating, and forwarding b' truck or rall, 107% MAIN STREE?T, NEW BRITAIN, CONN, Rear Dickinson's Drug Store. A, P, MARBH, PROP. NEW YORK LIGHT DELIVERY, making 2 tripa to New York every week. Alex Mal- amud, 82 Hartford Ave. Phone 1085, FIEFFER'S EXPRESI—Ashos r ramnufl sud III‘M trucklnk. Bpare thne, ov fternoons. Ressonable rn vhon. 656-4. BERVICE MEANS CUSTOMER— A SATISFIED Bhip to New truck. Dally York clty by motor overnight service at freight rates. Shipments picked up lato afternoon delivered next morn- ing. Save you cartage costs, We truck beth domestic and xport, No missing steamers, Trucking freight for 18 years, All loads in- sured. Write or phone us. JOSEPH ARBOUR & BON, New York City, Room 1003, 9 Maiden Lane, Tel, Cortland 7714, New Britain, Conn. Tel. 3733, Painting, Paper Hangihg 27 HOUSEPAINTING and interior dlcorltlnz. Estimates cheerfully given, 'A Schacht, 74 Talcott 8t. Phone 1787-3, e Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 IF your guiter, conductor or roofs need re- pairing or renewed, Tel. 612. We are ready, it you are. Ericson & Johnson, Pressing and Talloring 20 OTOTHES catled Tof aid dallvered 57 7 London Valet Bervice. London Shop. Phone §65-3, Eim, corner Mafm Bt Dreunulflnc and mlllnery 22 HATS—Dbat are styllsh and _well made, Large variety to choose from. Prices are lower here. Violet Millinery, 366 Arch St. }muflicnmo at Ginsburg’'s Dress Pleat- ing and Button, Covering Shop, 19 Wal- nut St. Phone 1338-3. nreu:uklng lm_.l D(I.Illnery 22 ssmaking, Special prices to classes and clubs, -Private lessons. Wom- Institute Method, Tel. Jame . THE CHIC AMERICAN Dresscutting, De- signing and Talloring school, headquar~ .ters, Bridgeport, will give & series of fres demonstrations how to apply a master pattern, “Principle” to all styles of dresse: suits, coats, etc. . These demonstrations are combined with an exhibition of ex- quisite models of garments made by puplls from all over the state. These pupils had one serles of instruction in practical dressmaking. They made dresses, coats and suits; they leam to follow the styles by mall ‘and later have the second . series of practical instructions. The first subject {s: How to apply a made to measurements principle to all styles and give good lines to all forms. Mr. or, our designer, wiil be the speak- er, All ladies Interesf are cordially in- vited, Tuesday, Apriy 10, and Friday April (3 at 2:30 p. m, at Jr. O. U, A, M. hall, 10 Hunuellard Court, —_— Dyeing and Cleaning a3 CLOTHES called for and dellyered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Bhop. Phone 505-3, Elm, corner Maln St. OLEANING and dyeing 18 our exclusive bus. iness. - Garments of " all descriptiona; draperles, portteres, curtllnl. cleaned or dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed. New Brit- ain Dry Cleaning Corp; 96 W, Maln St. Phone 1328-3. Insurance—all Kinds 24 AGGIDENT, automobile and iife, Surety and fdelity bonds. Phillp M. Fegan, Gen. Ins,, Booth's block, Room 4¢” Phone 2131. PARIS TAILOR BHOP—Cleaning and press- iug, suits made to order, 136 South Main 8t., opposite High school. SUITS AND TOPCOATS—New assortment of worsted and unfinished materials for| spring wear See our complete sample file. J. Wuck, 59 Arch St. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, < WANTED: EMPLOYMENT Help—Men Wanted 4 MENT=MIddio aged man wani- ed lmm-dm-ly to solleit orders for fruit und ornamontal trees, roses, shrubbory and seed. Five year replacement, Frow Stock to customer. Pay weekly, No Invi mont, Write quick for our “Year roun proposition, Fruit Growe Nurserion, Newark, New York State BOY 16 or 10 years of age (o learn pho- tography, Arcade Studio, COLORED MAN to wash ca Bx) rluud pnlorrod. New Britain Bulck 5‘ & ovfinnu’ifi'fifl Tght work, Apply Hud- son_Lunch, DRAFTSMAN WANTED— Quallf to lay out work on tools, gduges and goneral factory work, ADDRESS BOX 1, HERALD, EXPBRIENCED operator on Hrightwood paper box machines, Moriden, 24 Ran- doiph_Ave., C. B. Bchunack, FARM HANDS wanted at once, Must %004 milkors ‘and teamators. Good houts and everything handy, $60 a month, with board, room and washing to good men, _Apply Maple Croft Fam, city, Tel, 73. FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN, beginners $160-3260 monthly, no atrike (which po- sition?) Write Rallway Box 21, Herald, SAN for general housework, Tol. 041- C. G, Lindqulst, Berlin, MEN over 18 wiiling to travel. Make secrat investigations. Reports. Salary and ex- penses, Kxperlence unnecessary, Write J. Ganor, former Govt. Detective, Bt. Louls, chHANIC fitst class, Apply Honeymau 0 _Bales Co., 139 Arch 8 v, general lxfiffim. Young, Mauager of Philip Norton farm, Kensington, Conn. Tel. 667-12, FOUNG man over 25 years old for outslde position. Apply Box 23, Horald. —!{eTp-——Women Wanted CASHIER—Saleslady. Apply at hican market. COMPETENT MAID for general housework in family of two. Congenial environment, Mrs, J. Vance, 42 Hamilton 8t. Tel. 270, COMPETENT girl for general housework, Apply to Mrs, H. D. Humphrey, 265 West Main St, COMPETENT GIRL for general housework. Must know plain cooking. Call 168 Maple St., 2d floor. Tel. 1. COMPETENT girl to do houseowork In family of 3. References required, 1846 Stanley St. Tel. 1777-4. GIRL for genernl housework to go home nights. Swedish preferred. Apply Mrs. Ralph Britton, 270 Corbin avenue, GIRL for drug store soda fountain work. State salary wanted and give reference. Box 28, Herald, GIRL about 16 yrs. old to do light house- work and take care of baby, Tel. 2391. 42 the Mo- SUITS for spring and summer, of .gnuln English woolens, $26 and up. Style, qual- ity and fit absolutely guaranteed. Jack Salonia, 100 Lafayette Bt. Printing, Jobbing, Stationery 80 KULPER PRINTING CO.— High grade printing of every description in Ameri- can and forelgn languages, at reasonable prices. 325 Main St. corner Commercial 8t., one’ flight Ilp. Phone 777, WRITING PAPER. lonugran: or initial die stamped in gold (‘05 a quire), or any color at 25c per quire. Belect your 'rl!- Ing paper from our complete stock. All the best American lines including Cranes, Highland limen, Autocrat” llnes, Old Hampshire and Hammermill bond. Ad- kiny, 66 Church street. QUALITY PRINT SHOP—We print letter heads, enveloj 3 statements, cards and circular fettai ry low rates, 338 Maln Bt. Directly oppollu Commerclal Street, upstairs, flight up. Pwl‘ulwnnl Services 81 BURG[CAL and dress corsets made to or- der. Mrs. Mack D. Hall, R. N, Regls- tered Corsetiere, 48 Main 'St. Tel. 798-4. WRIST WATCH repairing a speclalty at B. Georges, 166 Main St., me 10, Opp. Dickinson Drug_Co. g *fiiwrmg and Plano Tunl.ng 32 GIRL or woman wanted for light house- work. No washing. Apply at § & 10c store at Main and Myrtle Sts. To Bu You Wy | ARV CHICIKE at Now i Xht Consider Worthless e Pa; m% PHON Cattle_aud_Swine___ 50 PIGE—~Rix months' old Duroc Reds; also three cholce young cows, nearly spring- orsj one extra good family cow, Tal, 264-28, N. W. Baldwin, Kensington, Conn, Dogs, Oats, Pets 51| OOTCIT Collle yap, T Waeka ™ 9d, e, | thoroughbred stock, mules wnd females. 41 Armistice Bt, Myrtle 8t extension, e e e Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 53 0 Bird and | ¥oo) Co, 105 Areh Bt BY CHIC| PURE BRED — Bred to lay, Rhode lsland Reds, Barred Buft and White Rocks, White Wyandottes, ‘White and Brown Leghorns, Black Minor- cas, Light Brahmas, and Jersey Black Glants, Btocked In our store during March, Aprll, May and Junm You pick them out, Raoklifte Bros, Inc, Park & Blgolow Sts, Get our circular on the care of baby chicks EA"I' OHIOKI& VRED FBED — Popular for catalogue. Roy Clark, E. BARRED ROCK eggs for hatchin one dollar, John B, Perry, Beckley, Conn., New Britain division, BROODERE—"The Colony,” coal burning. ‘Absolutely the best brooder for bab; chicks obtainable. Crowding impossible; 600 chick size $21.50; 1,000 chick sizo $26.60. A quantity discount on two or more, Rackliffe Bros. Inc., Park & Bige- low Sts, Phone 1075, Get our baby chick_clreular, CHICKEN COOPS, 3, wire, very reasonablc. _R. C. Groat, 368 Farmington avenue, ESSEX inoubator, 70 ©okg; 1 ont sprouter, 1 160-chick brooder. Also a load of sec- ond hand lumber, Will sell cheap if taken at once, Call 38 Roxbury Road, Belvidei EGGS for hatching, Barred Plymouth Rocks, good utllity birds, Thir- $1 254-12. N. W. Baldwin, Kensington, Cona, HATCHING EGGB §2 per sctting for cggs from Rhode Island Rods with trap nest records. Price on fancy stovk on applica- tion. Room for 600 egg, April 1ith for custom hatching, T. W. Crowe, 64 Grove Hill._Tel. 291. HATCHING EGGS—Barred Rocks, grand exblbition mating. Heavy laying strain. John F. Chaponi, Kensington, Conn, Tel- ephone 667-14. HATCHING eggs from a _ non broody strain, 8 C. Rhode Island Reds. Tel. 2446-2. John Johnston, 66 Francls 8t, “HAVE you tried Hall Brothers' chicks from state tested stock?’ They 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 office, 57 Church St, PUTNAM Urooder heaters accommodating 30 to 50 chicks. Price $4.75 8, P. strople, | 113 Church Bt. SINGLE Comb White Leghorn hatching eggs, $8 per hundred; 1.60 per 16, Satls- faction guaranteed. Thomas Aldrich, 510 Shuttle Meadow Ave, ford, guaranteed dellvery, Bend | = Y CREMO Bi olfln( Co. malt corn flakes SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1923, Furniture, Clothes, Magazines, Papers, Postage Stamps Or An , Has a Cash Value and the the Best Prices Obtainable. Dispose of that E OF THOSE ADVERTISERS. MERCHANDISE l-‘emllurn. Seeds, Plants 60 = AY lIATIlRlAL —This 18 the time to| spray your troes and for dormant ; Mguid lime, sulphur and dry lime Racklifte Bros, Inc, Park and Phone 1076, HATS renovated tv look new no matter how bad thelr condition, Better hats for less money at Conrad tho "Hatter's, 317 Main street, TUBBER BOOTH, all standard mak stone, Goodrich, Hood's, U, 8, and HIII Band in all styles, Cheapest in the city, _Anny & Navy Btore, 66 Church Bt, RAINCOATSH, molesking, o neres, Kan- tanettes, lulh-r ttog and rubber coats, every coat guaranteed waterproof, Priced a8 low ul “,l‘. Army & Navy Store, §6 CHNER b e SHOEB—For Work, dress of piay, every pair guaranteed, §2,48 to $4.98, Army & Navy | Btore, 66 Church 8t, athing That « Advertisers Under Head- “Junk” the Want Ad MERCHANDI ‘Waated—Articles To Buy | CLOTHES, papers und junk vought at t M the best dos, 161 s & cash profit in all that stuff that up your attlc and cellar, Phone me im- _mediately and 1 will call, E in g fon wanted, Good prices pald, all household articles, Call_me’ bef sell, Phone 61613, FURNITURB—Wo will buy It at fair prices, The Furniture Bxchange, 67 Arch Bt. A _J, Grate, Mgr. HERALDS wantod, 10 the following coples are neveded: 1933, e JUNK—We buy magasines, papors, all kinds of furniture, We pay good p Rodinsky, 81 Oak stroet, lione 1631, OBTAGE STAMPS bought used on letlers before 1880, Search trunks, chests whily housecleaning, John Glaze, Brightwood, Massachiusetts. Oct. 17, " ’A‘ulu- Good Things to Eat (] APPLES—Roger's Baldwins from Bhuttl Meadow, 90c per 8 pt. basket. Jones' Q\IIIIIY Market, 10 Myrtle 8t. Phone. ¢ for sale on the promises, Helden St., from 2 to § o'clock, Monduy and Tuesday. T4—Tenement of improvements. DELDEN ST, floor, Al East 8t. Household Articles 1] ANTIQUE FURNITURE—DIg variety at ro- duced prices. The Furniture Kxchange, 6 Arch Bt. A, J. Or Mgr. ASH CANB—Galv, Iron, with cover, $2.76 and up; without cover §2.26 and up. Guar. Lehrer's, 176 Kast Maln Bt, Phone 1181-5. FLOOR COVERING, otl cloth, Large stock, speclally priced for March only, 60c to $1,60 per yard. B. Berson, 6035 Maln Bt. ELECTRIC cleaners rented, §1. Phone 19096, GAS RANGES—Tho Vuican smooth top compact cablnet model, affords greater conventence at a lower operating cost, Has an oasily cleaned smooth top, speclally constructed so 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 Maln St. Phone 351, PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS for all pur- for you spring cleaning. City Hard- ‘ware C"L'! ast Main_St. A, 2650, PREMIER GL3 reducea from $76 and 30 to $65 and $75, durlng this month Loy, B NrMn, 503 Min Bt REED 4-plece suits, §68. 168 Arch St, Tel. 869-3. Bdward Gorfain, fOUSE of six rooms, Improvemonts at Main 8t., Kensington., Write Mis. Sarah Dowling, Brownstone Ave, Portland, Conn,, or Phone 1817-5 evenings, 5 to 5. MAIN, COR, BLM ¥ Toom apartment, eamn heat, hot water and janitor serv-| - ice, Bee Cohn about it at i§ Main 8t. TRINITY ST., 28—6 room tenement and § __sarages Apply mornings on Er:s_l_ll)lk T ROOM apartment for couple. Apply 168 Main street, Bustness l’ucel For Bml ARCH ST., 173—8tore 30x60; steam beat, centrel location, well adapted for auto- moblle or any other business, Claude J. Leroux, 174 Arch St. Phone 133 ARCH ST, 179 AND 183—2 stor ft. each. Buitable for clothing, barber shop, meat market or grocery store. Will rent separately or together, Rent reason- able. M. Irving Jester, 189 Arch street, Phone 311, ELM 8T., 8—Corny barber shop and pool about it at 15 diain St. “70 17x50 aln, store sultable for om, See Cohn s cluttering | 7o uu,vumun i Toom vollage: provements, hardwood floors, -uuu fireplace, gar in cel rice 86,600, Hmall wmount of cash rnulm Watson 204 Maln Bt Tel 0. T urt_§ TV AVE pucuc‘"fly new two "EHG houso of 10 rooms with garage extre lot, clectriclty, etc, Bmall wmount ef —n requlred, |r unl Estate & lasurauce CROWN 8T.—2 unuTy'n un o u“fi car garage, This pl sottle an estate. an- A JM llt Main B 2460 LE home ments. Several bullding lots in New Brits Two automobiles, must be sold, Tel= P—— Borlin, Improves EAST END—¥ine single house of 11 rooma - * and b lote with gerage, fruit and modern imp ovements, One of the pleasant homes of the east section, H, N, Lockweod, real estate and insurance, City Hall, BULI8 BT.—Cottago with il lmpnvo- ments, Hot alr heat, sidewalks, cem collar, sewer congections, Lot 50xi! Youltry house, large garden, Price §5,200 asy terms, H, J, Folren, 140 Main 8t Tol, 1790, " EMMONS PLACE=~Z {amily houss, 38 rooms, 3 baths, This place Is up high and dry. Price $11,600, wnul a Jones, 294 Main 8t, 2460, ws _and one cottage at Indian Neck; slso M. B, room and reuts at Bhnn Beach, family house, 6 l'“-l . Bteam heat, firepla ardwood i Watson & Joues, HILL SECTION, ncer New Britain lpspital, - 4 tenement house, Can by bought for i 000, A Danlelson Co, 131 Malu &t. Tele= phone_873-4. PRACTICALLY new 2 famil; ull improvements, steamn b fruit trees, Price §800, H, Jo ¢ e brick houss, large lot, Folren, 140 ju-v. @cross the street trom entral proporty s very ou had betirs act quick be- Wateon & Jones, hard to fore you are too late. _4v4 Maln @ Tel, 2450, SHUTTLE MEADOW AVE~A two (lfl“’ house, bulit about 4 years, Steam heast, 2d uoor. Hot air furnace, $7,600. Home Banking West Main St. Phone 7. SUULH HIGH BT, near Court bt., valuable plece of property consieting of two houses, one elght room, the other six rooms, Large lot 60x175, This property will nnd- Iy ucrease in value. Home Bauking & NRealty Co., 86 West Main St. Phone 738, SOUTHERN _BECTION—3 _family house, practically new, medern in every detall. § steam heate r garage. ' Home . Lanking & Kealty Co., 86 West Main 8t. SMAIN 8T., Cor. Eim St.—Store, suitable for auto accessories with the use of a gaso- line tank. For purticulars, see M. Cohn, 15 Main St. WE pay fair prices for any household ar- ticles, Just drop a card to D, M. Benja- min, 115 Beaver St. Tel. 1320, OFFICES in the Soverelgn bullding Wwith elevator and janitor service, Apply Wal son & Jones, 204 Main St. Machinery, Elec., and Tools 64 NOVO GABOLENE ENGINES, saws aud pumps; full line of farm equipment, Fred L. Peck, Kensington. Tel, 614-32, 3 RHODE Island Red cockerels and 1 White Plymouth Rock, Owen’s strain; also single | comb R. I. Red eggs for setting or by hundred. J. W. Austin, N. Washington St., Plalnville. Near bridge. Tel. 126-2 HOUSEKEEPER wanted at 48 Main St., _first floor to right, STENOGRAPHER, experienced; state age, experience and references, Box 47, Herald. STENOGRAPHER—One who has knowledge of bookkeeping. M. Irving Jester, 187- _197 Arch street. WOMAN for general housework. Mrs. E. :‘ Lancaster, 300 West Main 8t., second oor. WOMEN of neat appearance to advertise Tick-Toek from house to house. A new minute taploca product.” Experience not necessary. Salary, commission and car- fare. Mr. Cook, Room 22, at 26 State St., Hartford, Conn. WOMAN for housework. Apply D. J, Clatk, 185 Falrview St. Tel. 1434-14. WOMEN to do fancy work at home. Spare hours. Materlal furnished. Good pay. Stamped envelope brings particulars, Un- derwood Art Goods Co., Portsmouth, Ohlo. YOUNG girl to assist in genoral housework. 8mall family, Apply 87 Columbla St. Tel. 2120. Help—Men Or Women time, copying autho mlnuu:rlpu, Write R. J. Carnes, Authors’ Agent, Talla- poosa, Ga., for particula BEDDING—Havo your work done mow, Mattresses, box springs, cushlons, otc., renovated and remade equal to new and returned same day. New bedding made to order. Upholstering. Hardware City Bed- _ding Co,, 60 Tremont St, Tel. 2431-4, BEST quality bridle straps and new . bass wires, greatly {mproves your plamo, A speclal price for April, C. A, Humphrey, 97 So. Burritt St. Phone 2647. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE— On. yeur mew'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. 8 MAIN ST. NEXT TO FOX'S. HARRY G. HANCOCK. RANCE a specially. Service unusual. Call on the phone, we do the rest, Dewitt A. Riley, 272 Main St. FIRE, Life, Accldent and Automobile- In- surance, BSee P. J. Murray & Co., 325 Main_street. B insurance and real estate, John Cooke Co. Plalnville, Co! l‘wyen—hwnt Attorneys H. G. MANNING, ex-patont examiner. Now Britain office in Walk-Over 8hoe Store, 5:30-8 p. m, Wednesday. Headquarters, _W terbury. NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's block, Est. 18 by Jas. Shep- ard. Louls M. Schmidt, 269 Telephone New Britain and Hartford, " Moving, Trucking, Storage 36 ALL kinds of oxyml Jobs taken. Ash removed. O. & B. Express Co, 208 Hartford Axvn\u. Phone 2028-13. FURNITU. and_plano movin General trucking of all kinds, Geo. H. Smedloy, 683 Bassott 8t, Tel. 830 Main 8t KNIVES, shears, skates and all edge (oo sharpened. Also oxy welding and al kinds of machine work. Fritz & Berndt, 31 Greenwood St. Phone 153-12. LIGHT LATHE work, boring, turning, and machinery repaired. Saws, axels, shears and lawn mowers sharpened. R. H. ‘Wilcox, machinist, 304 Hart 8t. Tel. 1083-5 PIANO tuning. Am I_still tuning nllnafl 1 should say I am. F. V. Btreeter, P, O, Box 696. Phone 1303, e Wanted To Render Services NOTICE—S8pring 1s here. Flower boxes, and 5 ft, long, fan style rose trallers, § ft. high. Ore taken for screening in porches and neral Jjobbing. Anderson the Bullder. Tel. 1515-14. 33 EDUCATI L Instrumental and Vocal 86 MANDOLIN, bnfl!(!—.' ukulele, Correct modern instruction, E. . Benson Barker, Booth't block. Tel. 2893, In New Britain Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. EMPLOYMENT Help—Men Wanted 41 AGENTS. nderful little ar- ticl something new carry in pocket; write at once for free sample. Albert , Gen. Mgr., 8341 American Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. 4| _8t, Situations Wanted—Men 44 Horses, Vehicles 58 BUBINESS WAGON in good shape. Call at 161 Oak 8t. or Phone §15-13, HORSE for sale, 113 Hartford avenue. HORSE—Young, and wagon for Sale. In- quire 3 floor, 38 Springdale avenue, Mer- iden, Conn. PAIR of horses for sale, price $160 for pair, Apply P. O. Box 45, MERCH. ISE Articles For Sale 55 ANTIQUE mahogany Penbroke, table, and varlous other desirable pleces. No deal ers, 24 Benjamin St, Meriden, Conn, _ Phone_1482-2. DAIRY SUPPLIES—Bottles, % pints, pints, quarts, bottle caps, bottle cases, milk cans, washing powder, butter churners, stralning cloth. Headquarters for dairy supplies in New Britaln and vicinity, Rackliffe Bros, Co. Inc, Park & Bige- low Sts. Phone 1075. REKA eclectric vacuum cleaner, perfect condition, $15. Apply H. J. Walsh, 71 Church. St. Tel. 826, DRIVER for light truck or chauffeur wishes position. Phone 1045-4. PAINTING by day or contract, kinds of repalr work wanted. Box 4, Herald. T Situations Wanted—Women EXPERIENCED _stenographer wishes “Telephone 1406 R with 9 yr. old child wis position, References furnished. Writo Mrs. Alice Boehm, Rr. 67 Lincoln 8t STENOGRAPHER with clerical experichce wishes position. Address Box 5, Herald, WOMAN wishes to do work by day, wash- _Ing, lroning and cleaning. Box 25, Herald. Business Opportunities 46 BAKERY—TFully equipped on Main 8t ‘Waterbury, Owner wishes to retire, In- quire Penner & Bohns, 300 South Main ‘Waterbury., BARBER SHOP at 46 Dwight street for sale, Also all Address ik HOU FINANCIAL Money Loaned 48 SPRING -BILLS— pay winter's biils and_meet_spring's needs the Beneficlal Way, We lend up to $300 at legal Interest rates on household furniture or secured notes repayable in easy Install- ments. Wo are greatest in serv- ice and largest in resources, Tele- phone 1943, BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY, 87 WEST MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN, BARBER wauted at the Arcade Bhop, 4 Rallroad Artade. BARBER wanted at the Sho Tel., 2! BARBER wanted. ply 331 Park St, Barber United Barber . Ap- ORTGAGES —If In need of a first second mortgage, see M, J. Folren, | Main St. Phone 1790. or 140 EXPERT repairing on all kinds of cash registers and computing scales, Also re- build them, make them look like new again. T. 8, Cash Reglster Exg. Co., 12 Washington Places United Building, Co ner Main St. Tel. 2941, AUNCH—30 ft. by 7 ft. bear, % glass cabin, 14 H. P., complote 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 Btore, 56 Church St. LUMBER, sccond hand; coal burning brooders; chioken wire, ~drinking foun- tains; Putnam Stoves, portable houses, and all chicken accessories. T. W. Crowe, 64 Grove Hill. Tel. 201, NATIONAL Cash Registers, new and second hand. Also repairing by skilled cash reg- ister mechanics, guaranteed by the Na- tional Cash Reglster Co., 294 Main St., New Britain, _Tel, 2450, WINDOW blinds for sale, about 35 pair, Price reasonable. Apply Mr, Carlson, 641 Church St. Tel. 1747-3. Merchandise at the Stores 65 MATTRESEES—Tiist Quallty white cotton rolled edge, §6 to $15. During month of March only. B. Berson, 503 Main St STORE in good location, size 34x16, with space In basement. Rent very reasonable. Phone or see us at once. Home Banking & Realty Co, 86 West Main St. Tel. 728, ‘Wanted—To Reat 7 IN PLAINVILLE—Want to rent 3 or four room house with option to buy. Write to Box_3, Herald, TENEMBNT of & or b rooms wanted. Any time before May 1. Apply Hallld, Box 2" PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS—We carry a full line for exterior and interior work. Complete line glass and hardwa Lehr« _er's, 176_East Main Bl. Phone § ROOM tenement with all impr its within walking distance of Stanley Work: wanted, Reasonable rent. E. L. Case, 425 West Main St. Phone 277-3. BEDBS—Large assoriinent and special orices for this month, §8.50 to $35. B. Berson, 503 _Maln 8t. Phone 1165 STROLLERS with hood $13 up. up. Clrrll‘el $22 up; also go-carts. All of Haywood- Wakefield make. Always the best at the lowest prices at Max Zucker's, 516 Main | 8t. Prompt deliveries. Phone 609, TROUBERS—A very large assortment of men's dress and work trousers at prices ranging from §1.95 to $4.95. Army and Navy Store, 56 Church 8t. WIRE—A large variety for fence and poul- try uses; also barbed wire, nails, asphalt shingles and prepared roofing. See me before buying anything in hardwa Frank Nalr, 549 Main St. Phone Opposite St. Mary's church, 8 OR 10 room house or flat near center wanted. Box 46, Herald. —_— LREAL ESTATE FOR SALE Agems—l{cu.l Estate 8 PLAINVILLE real estate, bought and sold, Mortgage loans. Skinner, Smith Co., Nerl block, Plainville. Phone 41-4. REAL estate, Tell us what you want, We'll | get it. Real estate, TeH us what you have. We'll dispose of it, Cunningham & Wininger, Plalnville, Conn. Neri Bldg REAL ESTATE—Anything to rent, buy or sell see Cohn about it at 15 Main St., the largest individual real estate ownor in the clty. Musical Instruments COLUMBIA phonograph, upright style, beautiful golden oak and brand new. Factory price 1s $160, our price with six records, $100. Easy terms if desired. Wid- ener's, 138 Maln St. CAMERON, Sterling and Huntlugton play- er planos at John A, Andrews & Co. “Th Big Furpiture Store, PIANOB—We have placed over 3,000 Kohler & Campbell planos In this vicinity, iu- cluding churches, schools, lodges, etc. Before you buy, call and let us demoa- strate, C. L. Plerce, GRANBY PHONOGRAPHS—Just threa of these wonderful machines left. All in good condition. Prices only $85, Including records. Widener's, 138 Main St. KRANICK & BACH, Newby & £vans, Les- ter, Kohler & Campbell plancs. We have 80ld this line of pianos for over 30 years. We guarantce. C, L. Plerce, PHONOGRAPH—Used but 3 months and (B a new playing condition; splendid ma- hogany upright cabinet, with several rec- ords, only §$73. Widener's, 138 Main St. FERFECT RECORDS n all the latest se- lections, 3 for $1.00 at John A. Andrews & Co., “The Big Furniture Store.” PLAYER ROLLS in all the popular nul bers only 75c_each at John A. Andrews & Co., "The Big Furniture Store.’ SMALL PORTABLE _phonograph, brand | new, with 20 records (40 selections). An| excellent buy at $25. The records are| braud new, your own choice from our e tire stock of 75c Columbia records, Widen- er's, 138 Main St. Feed and Fuel 59 BABY CHICKS fed the Purina way grow twice as fact and make the best layers, Ask for Purlna Baby Chick Chow and Chicken Chowder, Sold by N. B. Bird & Feed Co., 105 Arch 8t ’ Fertilizers, Seeds, Plants 60 SUPERTONE mahogany phonograph, slight- Iy used. Condition is as good as ne complete with 15 records, 30 selections, Our price, $90. BEasy terms If desired. Widener's, 138 Maln St. TALKING MACHINE and records, new, bet- ter than Victor. Very low price. Call to- day. Easy terms. Bargain. L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch St. SEED for sunny lawn and shady Rackliffe Bros., Inc, Park and Phone 1075 ONION SETS—\White, red and yellow. Rack- | liffe Bros., Inc, Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 107 LAWY lawn. B! o seeds of quality, All tested before offered for sale, and weo guarantes high germina- tion. We handle the proper variety for this locality, We can eliminate the uncer- tainty and inconvenience of the mails in addition to quoting you lower prices, Rackliffe Bros, Co,, Inc., Park & Bigelow S Phone 1076, Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67 PEARLS for birthday and gifts. La Tausca, Delta, La Princess, Le Nere and Richelleu, in all sizes, from $3.00 up. The Wedding Ring S8hop, l" Main 8t WATCHES and wedding rln‘l. 14 and 18 kts. Himberg & Horn, 392 Main 8t., and 10 Railroad Arcade, Building and Business ?royiny 80 NORTH ST, Cor. Willow, brick tuilding, suitable for & garage or light manurecs ing purposes, Bee Cohn about it at 1§ Maln St. Building Lots Tor Sale 81 BUILDING LOTS on easy payinents in all parts of tie city at prices much lower than will be asked next year, The W. L. Hatch Co., City Hall building. ; BUILDING LOTS on Lyon St., Lakeview Ave,, Henry §t, Lawlor St., North Stan- ley St., Monroe St., Allen St., and several in Belvidere, Apply H. J. Folren, 140 Main St, Phone 1790, Emwmu L.OT on Linden street with gare Inquire at Star Rall Eriate md Illlu nee Co., 163 Main St. Farms For Sale CHICKEN FARM, 3 acres. (2 family), barn, coops, fruit, shade. $500 cash required. Balance same as rent. Phone 92-4 9 room house | Phone . . RS Shore Plu;us For Sale f el IANTIC RIVER—TRhIrty= cight (48) acre siore property, excellent suil, Location, whort disiance (o steam oF ' trolley cars. Over 500 feet salt water front, sandy beach—river ueariy one mile,» wide in tront of property—nne for motor boats. Abundance of clams, tsh, etc, Lwelve room—ncarly new—modern house. ' Unlumited supply excellent spring water < from woods, ginvity sysiem, cottage, nnp». and other buildings—turnitiire, tools—fruit, berries, etc, Photos and pare " ticulars 1o progpective buyers. ldeal E Lor home or summer hotel, Price $3Lu00 Address _owuer, John F, Walte, Waters tord, C 2 5uburlvn| For b.lle BELVIDERE—One 8 room nouse, 3 car ' garage, ail Lnprovements; oue 7 room nouse, all improvements, Jerome street; oue 12 acres 1arm, lacluding § acre sand- bank and 6 room cottage vn Karmington * road. luguire L. C. suker, Tl 1968-5, BELVIDERE—A 8ix room cottage. Small amount of fash required. Also lots from 3490 up. Jold on easy terms. Andrews _Lund Co., j557_Stanley St el 861-4 BUKL . CON U acres of woods wnd. Will cut 1200 cord of wood. ‘Trout brook on property. Fine preserve. Look it uver, G L. barnes, Baroel NEWINGITON—ror sti6 11l atbpie 4n iugton, 7 room house, mouern. Price ouu, or further particulars inguire o Prentic, A8 Asywum St, Hartford. T $-3687 or evenings, New Britaln, 1335-| PLAINVILI,u—8 room house, hardwood floors, 14, acres land, good poultry houses, Low price for quick sale, Cashman Farm * Agency, 131 Main St., city, “New sritain's Lurgest karm pureaw.’ PLAINVILLE—Good ¢ room house, 2 acres iand, Casnman Farm Agency, 131 Maln Su, Sy, “New Hraive Lerges Farm PLAINVILLE—Two family house, large sun porch, cxtra lot, garage and jmprove- _nen| d Plainville, PLAINVILLE- SO down, 6 up, electriv centrally located, residentinl section, lurge lot, Price §6,000; 31,300 down, bal ance on time, PLAINVILLE—AD extallum 7 room house, 1% acres of good land, several Price only 34,500, A, Di 31 Main St. Phone 813-4. | PLAINVILLE—Eighteen room house with all improvements, large garage, extra lots, very central. §4,000 cash required. Growing business. _$1,000 cash balance, Easy terms. Hobt. B. \White, 269 Main St FARM, small, city of New Britain, barn, garage, fruit tree Schultz & Cos- tello, Inc, 242 Main St. Easy terms. 100 ACRES—P. 8. McMahon's farm in Ber- Itn, consisting of 100 acres land, tillable, the rest 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, fc4 house for 500 tens ice, large lake, blg or« chard, running water in all bulldings, all kinds good farm tools, including tractor. This farm is considered one of the best dairy farms in the state. We will have a man on this facm all this week to show prospective customers around, Call 873-4 or 681-2 for information and appointments. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St. “New Britaln's Largest Farm MAIN STATE ROAD—34 acre farm on tr ley, two family house, city water, and electrio lights. Only 10 minutes' walk to center of town. Bargaln for quick sale. satistactory terms, D. O. Coleman, South- ington, Conn_Phone 515-3. 13 ACRES of land, house and barn, Price only $2,200. Cashman Farm Bureau, 131 Main St. Residence Berlin. “New Brit- ain's Largest Farm Bureau. 80 ACRES of land, housc and barn, $3,300. Cashman KFarm Agency, St. Residence Berlin. “New Largest Farm Bureau. only Britain's NO doubts of substitution. Have your dia- monds reset while you wait and In your own presence at 1. Resnick's, Mfg. Jeweler, 340 Maln St, Opp. Commercial St. 1 re- tail diamonds at_wholesale prices MORTGAGES—First morigage money on hand in amounts to -satisty - applicants, Parker & Deming, 193 Main St. Tel. 2026, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS SEBDS—Get your seods In season. A8so SETS of 1847 and Wm. iogors silverware House» For Sale BUNGALOW—b oms, In_Beivider salo or for rent. with the optlol ing. Owner leaving town, will big eacrifice; mmall amount of cash ree ment complete, prices low, at Lehrer 176 East Main St. No Cause For Alarm at B. Georges, 168 Main St, Room 10.\ Walk one flight, It will pay you well, quired, Look this place over und make us an offer. Watson & Jones, 204 Main Bt 'I ‘elophone 2460, BY BJLOSSER DON'T GET NERUOUS MOM -~ T AINT HIS' House, [~ 60 acres | gas | 131 Main | “Real Estate—Wanted o1 FARM of about 15 acres in Berlin or on 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 15 acres, suitable for poultry purposes in Plalnville, Farm- ington or Bristol. louse of 6 or 7 rooms preferred. Will pay good price. Skinner, Smith & Co,, Neri Bldg., Plainville, Tele- phone di-l. WANT to hear from ow for sale; give particulas price. John J. Black, Wisconsin. haviog farm ' and lowest Chippewa Falls, —_— ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS Rooms For leat ARCH ST, 362—Furnished front second _floor, ARCH 8T., b0s—Furnished room with all convenlences. CORBIN AVE, 221—12 furnished’ rooms, suitable for a couple or 2 or 3 gentlomen_with_or without board. 8 room, “hicely gentleman, Steam mm. Central, Tel phone 1935, EAST MAIN, 76—Furnished frout room, suitable for one or two gentlemen. Taylor, FRONT ROOM, extra large, to rent, Will accommodate two or Lires gentiemen. Olson, 718 GROVE HILI with all conveniences, Board if dulrol. LS MAIN 8T, 214 housekeepin improvements. store. ROOM near center, private fai _sponsible_man, _Box 2§, He TWO well furnished rooms with all modern conveniences. Tel. 1472-2. WEST MAIN ST, 164—Large room, sult- abi -2 furnished rooms for light also single rooms with all Over Woolworth § & 100 Rooms For Housekeeping 91 ARCH ST, 18i—Three furnished rooms with bath and pantry. Second floor &t Where To Dine ALL sorts of food served for every mesh Ladies' and gent's dining room here, Stae Restaurant, 234 Park St here, There ular restuurant in town. lu (be hotel, Opp. the Starlol Church 8t special dinn supper. TRESTO LUNCH-—An eating place of the better kind, Always open. Maln street, corner Commerclal,