New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1923, Page 15

Dressmaking and Millipery 22 TEBRONE in dressmaking. pecial prices (o classes and clubs, Private lessons, Wom- Itute Method, Tel, Jane E, Wr—n called for and delivered by The London Valet Bervice. Ye London Bhop, ), Elm, corner Main ant 18 our exclumve bus- yelng lluu. Garments of all descriptions; raperies, portieres, curtaine, cleaned or «l. Hatisfaction guaranteed. New Brit. n Dry 'i‘lunln. Corp, 96 W, Maln Bt, |=__—_—_—====—-_.___—.,—_-?..= Insurance—All Kinds 4 AGCIDENT, automnobile and Yife, Burety and fidelity bonds. Phillp M. Fagan, Gen. Inn, Rooth's block, Roon 40° Phone 3131, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE— On your new car or your old car can be made effective the minute you start_driving by telephoning our office, 738 or 2008 Mr, Han- cock. Agents for the ‘Aetma” of Hartford, HOME BANKING & REALTY CO. W. MAIN 8T. NEXT TO FOX'S, HARRY G. HANCOCK, RAUTOMOBILE INSURANCE & #peciaity, |I Service unuaual. Call on the phone, we do the rest. Dewitt A. Riley, 272 Main 8t. B, Life, Accldent and Automobile In- surance.. See P, J. Murray & Co, 325 Main street, X See Tue K insure John Cooke Co., rulnvu . Conn. AL(«OUNTINH wervice, !mlll concerns, Perlodic audit aystoms, -profit and loss statements, balance sheets, books written up, openud, clo Advice reasonable, SURGICAL and dress corsets made to or- der. Mrs, Mack D, Hall, R. N, R tered Corsetls 48 Maln Bt Tel. 795, WRIBT WATCH ropairing & speciaity at Georgos, 166 Main 8t, Room 10, Opp, Dickinson Drug Co, A EMPLOYMEN' , GTRT, for general housework, no washing. __Mra, W, M. Booth, 87 Forest Bt. GIRL Tor Tight | housowork and help p with children, Box 4, H Sold, Rented, Recharged, Inspected and Repaired. T! i \ the Automobile Owner Who Must Have a Strong, Live Battery in His Car, Occasional Inspection Costs Nothing and Causes No Inconvenience, But Assures the This Service is a Vital One to An Motorist An Electrical System That He Can Depend on at All Times, For Electrical || Service Read Headings 11 and 17 On This Page. HOUSEKEEPER wanted e Neapite HghS LADY for clerical and auditing position, Good salary, steady position, Experience with adding machine required, Apply __Herald, Rox 13. y MATD=Ausirian, for general housewark. Mra, A, W, Bampson, 20 Liberty St. t Mal " L o= ====== fi—oulflnc lnd Plano Tuning 32 APRIL 7, 723—~A satisfed customer's re- mark after rebullding his plano: “I am perfectly satisied with the job and like my old plano now better than A new one. C, A, Humphrey, 97 Bo. Burritt 8t. Phone 264’ BEDDING—H Mattresses, x springs, cushion renovi and remade equal to new and returned same day. New bedding made to order. Upholstering, Hardware City Bed- ding Co., 60 Tremont 8t, Tel, 2431-4. LIGHT LATHE work, boring, turning, and machinery repalred. Saws, axels, shears and lawn mowers sharpened. R, H. Wilcox, machinlst, 204 Hart 8t. Tel, 1083-6 LAWN MOWERS-—B8harpening and repair- ing. Horse and motor drawn, all sizes, our specialty, machine work, welding, brazing, cutting, carbon burning and all kinds of edge tools sharpened. Fritz & Brendt, rear 31 Greenwood 8t, Tel, 153-12, PIANO tuning. Am I otlli tuning plllflli I should eay I am. ¥. V. Streeter, P. O Box (96, Phone 1303. your [, hwyen—mt Atwmzp 25 i, G, MANNING, ex-patent examiner. New ‘Britain office in Walk-Over Shoe Store, 5:30-6 p. m., \Wednesday, Headquarters, __Waterbury, NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENOY— Booth's block, Est. 1866, by Jas, Shep- ard. Louts M. Schmidt, 259 Main Bt Telephone New Britain and Hartford. Moving, Trucking, Storage 26 ASHES (aken out and yards © reasonable price. 158 Beaver 8t. C 107§-13 from 7 to 2:30 and snytime after 8§ o'clock. 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 moying our specialty. Our facill lu and abllities are urexcelled, Btor: s packing, crating, and forwarding by truck or rail. 197% MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Rear Dickinson's Drug Store. A. P, MARBH, PROP. FURNITURE and piano moving. General trucking of all kinds. Geo, H, Smedley, 68 Bassett St. Tel. 830 FEW YORK LIGHT DELIVERY, making 2 trips to New York every week., Alex Mal- :mud 82 Hartford Ave, Phant lflu o i you want your asles taken out call 2628-13. O. & S. Express Co, 208 Hart- tord Avenue. T TON load wanted to New York April 21, evenings at Pleffer's Express. Tele- phone_ 556- . Moving, Trucking, Storage SERVICE MEANS SATISFIED CUSTOMER— A York city by overnight servi Shipments picked up late afternoon delivered next morn- ing. Save you cartage costs. We truck both domestic and _export. No imissing steamers, Trucking freight for 18 years. All loads in- sured. Write or phone us. Ship to New truck, Dally frelght rates. JOSEPH ARBOUR & SON, Néw York City, Room 1003, 9 Malden Lane, Tel. Cortland 7714 New Britaln, Conn. Tei. 2733, Painting, Paper Bmgnw» 27 HOUSEPAINTING and Interior decorating. f timates cheerfully given. A 8chacht, | 74 Talcott St. Phone 1 PAINTING, papér hanging and decorating, wall paper and paints. Chas. H. Slater, Kensington. Tel. 646-5. Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 iF your gutter, conductor or roofs need re- palring or renewed, Tel. 512, We are ready, It you are, Ericson & Johnson, | 34 Dwight St. = | | ed at once. Bteady work. A_dump cart to cart Bee Cohn about it Wanted To Render § Serflees 33 shes by the year. at 15 Main 8t. —_———————————— EDUCATIONAL Instrumental and Vocal 36 MANDOLIN, banjo, ukulele. Correct modern instruction, E. C. Benson Barker, Booth's block. Tel. 2893. In New Britain Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturda; —_———— e EMPLOYMENT Help—Men Wanted ASSISTANT drug clerk or good Apply at 526 Stanley St. BARBER wanted at the Arcade shop, 4 Rallroad Arcade, BARBER wanted. Steady or nights. Ap- ply 331 Park St. 41 Junior, Barber BALESWOMEN WANTED— for our coat, suit and millinery de. partments. Previous cxperience de- sired, but not necessary, Apply at once to MR. MULLAN. RAPHAEL'S DEPT. STORE. : | SALESWOMEN WANTED-- for several departments, Perma- nent positions assured, Former ex- perience desirable but not necessary. THE FAIR. BTENOGRAPHER, experionced; state age, experience and references. Box 47, Herald. STENOGRAPHER—One who has knowledge of bookkeeping.. M. Irving Jester, 187- 197 Arch street. YOUNG girl for general housework. To go home fights. Inquire 92 Lincoin 8t. YOUNG WOMEN wanted, to become tele- phone operators. No experience necessary. Pald while learning. Rapid increase there- after, both for length of service and merit. Advantages of this occupation will be explained by the chief operator. 8. N. E. Telephone Co., 34 Court St. o tosted stock?" m ordinary chicki brooders, A, B. Hall, Wallingford, Conn, | l MERCHANDISE I —_— Household Articles [} PREMIER HANGLS reducea fron 476 and,| $90 to $65 and 875, during this month only, B, Borson, 503 Main Bt, REED 4-ploce wuit Edward Gorfain, 168 Arch Bt Tel FTOVE at A0 Talcott Bt OLD NE\\HI'APEH MATS -~ Lining for chicken coops, 50¢ a hundred; for sale at | Herald_office, 67_Church Bt, | PUTNAM Urooder heaters wrcommadating | 30 to 60 chicks. Price §4.76 8, P. Strople, 113 Church 8t, THIA (s (ho eoason for Dreserving egRs. Use “Dissolvo' Water Glass for best ro- spits. Offico 124 Washington 8t. Tel. 1825-5 ' MERCHANDISE ' Horses, Vehicles 53 now. T VACUUM ciggner, eloctriv, nearly Guaranteed,” very cheap, easy terms, B, Andrews, 401 Arch Bt WE pay fair prices for wny household ar- ticles, Just drop® card to D, M, Benja mln. 1156 Heaver fll. Teol. 133 “Machinery, Liec, and Tools 04 NOVO GABOLENE ENGINES, saws aud | pumps; full line of farm equipment, ¥Fred | L. Peck, Kensington, Tel. 674-32, | Merchandise at the Stores 65 MATTREBSES—First quality white cotton rolled edge, $6 to $15, During month of March_only. B, Berson, 503 Main Bt. BUBINESS WAGON In good shape, Call at _l!ll Oak 8t, or Phone 61 HORBES—3 good horse rear of 77 Spring 8t. Articles For Sale 55 BUTTER BOX, Alaska, 4 doors and Mc- Cobkey bookkeeping system. Good condi- tion. Model Market, Maln 8t., Southing- ton, M. Levine, Prop. TCOMPLETE baking outt, Oven, mixer, doughnut _ kettle, proof boxes, ete. Very reasonable. Call at once, Direct Importe ing Co., 283 Main Bt. DAIRY SUPPLIES—Bottle quarts, bottle caps, bottle casc cans, washing powder, butter churners, stralning cloth, Headquarters for dairy supplies in New Britaln and vicinity, Racklifte Bros, Co. Inc, Park & Bige- low Sts. Phone 1075. EXPERT repairing on all kinds of cash registers and computing scales, Also re- bulld them, make them look like new again, T. 8. Cash Register Exg. Co., 13 Washington Place, United Buflding, Cor- ner Main St. Tel. 2941, LAUNCH—30 ft, by 7 ft. bear, 1 glai cabin, 14 H. P, complete equipment, in- cluding_electric lights. Now at Meriden Motor Bgat club, Portland. Clayton E. Brewer, 21 Randolph Ave., Meriden, Conn, RADIO detector set complete. Will sell at low price. Inquire 125 Broad St., Plain- ville. wagol Inquire Articles For Sale 55 LOOSE STONE and dirt for Alling purposes. Free for cartage. Inquire 37 Hillcres! Ave. Phone 2388, LUGGAGE, trunks, bags suitcases, Boston bags, brief cases, secretary cases and fibro cases, Army & Navy Store, 66 Church 8t. NATIONAL Cash Reglsters, now and second hand. Also repairing by skllled cash reg- ister mechanics, guaranteed by the Na- tional Cash Register Co., 204 Main St., New Britain. _Tel. 2450, BOY 15 or 16 years of age to learn Eo- tography, _Arcade Studio. Help—Men Or Women 43 COLORED MAN to wash cars. Experienced preferred. New Britain Buick Co., 225 Arch St. at Hotel COUNTERMAN wanted, Beloin. EXPERIENCED operator on paper box machines. Meriden, dolph A Schunack, Brightwood 24 Ran- EXPERIENCED— timekeepers for factory work. Apply at once, STANDARD STEEL & BEARINGS, INC, PLAINVILLE, CONN, EXPERIBNCED automobile mechanic want- Apply J. B. Moran, 313% Church St. MAN wanted for general farmwork. Tel. $41-2. C. G. Lindquist, Berlin. MEN, 2, wanted at once, for general work by day and one married man by month, at Moorland farm. Good house, garden and wood furnished, Prefer men with some experience. C. R. Weldman, Supt. Tel, 929-13, clty. GFFICE boy wanted, A good, steady posi- tlon with chance to rise. Apply Box 1, Herald _ SHOE SALESMEN WANTED— eve- for Saturday afternoons and i, nings. Only those with shoe experi- ence need apply. RAPHAEL'S DEPT. STORE. TENOR and al#o singor wanted for second quartet at First Baptist church. Inquire H. E. Brewer, organist, 30 Mountain St., Hartford, Conn, Pressing and Talloring 29 | GLLOTHES cailed for and delivered by The London_Valet Servic London 8hop. Phone 686-3, Elm; corner Main 8t PARIS TAILOR AHOP—Clenaing and press- ing, suits made to order, 13¢ South Main opposite High_school. BUITS AND TOPCOATS—New assortment of worsted and unfinished materials for spring wear See owr complete sample file. J, Wuck, 69 Arch 8 YARDMEN WANTED AT THE CITIZEN'S COAL €O, 24 DWIGHT COURT. BUITS for spring and summer, of genuine English woolens, $36 and up. Style, qual- ity and fit absolutely guaranteed. Jack Salonia, 100 Lafayette Bt, FOUNG man, 18 years or more of age. Good, reliable refercnces required. Ap- ply The Harvey and Lewls Co., 85 JVest Main 8t New Britain. | Printing, Jobbing, Stationery KULPER PRINTING CO. — High grade | printing ot every descriptlon in Ameri- can and forelgn languages, at reasonable prices. 326 Main Bt. corner Commerclal St.,_owe fiight up. Plione 777, | WRITING PAPER—Mouogran: or initial die stamped in gold (40c & quire), or any color &t 26c per quire. Belect your write ing paper from our complete stbock. All the best American lines including Cranes, Highland llnen, Autocrat linen, Old Hampshire and Hammermill boncd, Ad- Kkiny, 66 Church_street. [TY PRINT BHOP—We print letter- neads, envelopes, rds eircular letters at St. Directly opposite Commercial Street, upstairs, fiight up, 80 nclp—Wmnen “ulu!l 42 CGOMPRTENT MAID for general housework In famlily of two, Congenial environment. Mrs. J. Vance, 43 Hamilton Bt. Tel, 270. COMPETENT girl to do houseowork in family of 2. References required. 1648 Stanley St. _Tel. 17774, MEN and girls wanted for general laundry work. Apply Union Laundry Co., 266 Arch St. _—— Situations Wanted—Men 44 EXPERIENCED tracer and detaller de- sires position. Address Box 27, Herald. WATER TANK—Twelve thousand gailon, with tower and pump, H. W. Upson, Ken- sington, Conn. Feed and Fuel 59 PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS—We carry full line for vxterior and interior work, Complete line gluss and hardware, Lehr- er's, 176_Last_Main 8t. Phone 1181-5, BEDS—Large assortment and special orices for this month, $5.60 to §36. B. Berson, | 503 Muin_8t. Phone 1165, with hood $13 up, Carriages, also go-carts. All of Haywood- | Wakerleld make. Always the best at the | lowest prices at Max Zucker's, 618 Main 8t. Prompt_dellveries, Phone 609, Houses Vor Sale | QUEEN 1, Tamily house of 13 rooms, all modern, eloctricity, ote, 3 car gw This Is & bargain at §5,600, only $1, cash required, Moriis Fulln, 131 Main #t, FPhone 4 0. | PRACTICALLY how © family brick house, (REAL ESTATE FOR RENT| o i b hcsinaks Apartments and Tenements [ DREB-—Just complated, af Corter of Webe ster Bt, and w Britain Ave,, off Wash- lugton, Excellent location for a drug store. Call D, Welnbuig, Martford, 3-3910 | T STORE In good location, size 34xl mce in basement. Rent sery reasonable, Phone or see us at ouce. WANTED—A_rent of five rooms spectable family. Address Hox 8, ald or Phone 208 WANTE _ment. T} Her- | By May 18, b or ¥ room Gpart- Threo adults, Box 49, 1 WANTED--3 or 4 foom tewement in ity of Maple Hill or Plainville, Write or plione, stating pric . 8., care And- | erson_Elec, t. Phone 519, | WANTE| an_couple, furnished rooms housekooping. Central location, price. Box 11, Herald, | for light . Staty = —— LREAL ESTATE FOR bALE] o —————eed | Acv.-nl.&—Rcll uule 78| ANYTIING to_rent, buy or fi.»}v’?&yu,‘ about it at 15 Main St, the largest in- dividual real estate owner in tho city, 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 fenco and poul- try uses; also barbed wire, nalls, asphalt shingles and prepared roofing, See me | before buying anything in hardware. Frank Nalr, 549 Maln Phone 2127, Opposite St. Mary's churel Bd Musical Instruments 66 PLAINVILLE real estate, bought Mortgage loans. Skinner, Smith Co, Nerl block, Plainville. Phoue 41-i. TEAL estate, Tell us what you want. Wi get it. Real estate, TeH us what you ‘We'll ‘dispose of it. Cunningham & Wininger, Plainvill Bldg, _ Building and Buslnesu I-'roperu IO NORTH suitable for a garage or light COLUMBIA phonograph, upright style, halull(ul olden oak and brand new. tory price is $160, our price with six recnrd., $100. Easy terms if desired. Wid- ener's, 138 Main St. GAMERON, Sterling and Huntington play- er planos at John A, Andrews & Co. “The Big Furpiture Store.” PIANOS—We have placed ove: 3,000 Kobler & 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 thess wonderful machines left. All in good condition. Prices only $85, including records. Widener's, 138 Main #t. KRANICK & BACH, Newby & Evans, Les- ter, Kohler & Campbell plancs. We have | sold this line of pianos for over 30 years. We guarantee. C. L. Pierce. turing purpoul See Cohn_about it. BUILDING Lou “on_easy payinents in all parts of tue city at prices much lower than will be asked next year. The W. L Hatch Co., City Hall building, BUILDING LOT on Lioden street with gar: age. Inquire at Star Real Eriate and Iusurance Co., 163 Main Bt. ik F®USE lots at Willard Gardens, Newing- ton. Salesman on land. Tel. Hartford, Valley 2 SEVERAL bullding Tots for sale Tn differ- ent sections of the town. Small cash pay- ment. B. Solomon at Schultz & Costello, Telephone 24-4. Farms For Sale FARM, small, city of New Britain, House, barn, garage, fruit trees. Schultz & Cos- tello, Inc., 242 Main St. Basy terms. PHONOGRAPH—Used but 2 months and in a new playing condition; splendid ma- hogany upright cabinet, with several rec- ords, only §73. Widener's, 138 Main St. PERFECT RECORDS 1n all the latest se- lections, 3 for $1.00 at John A. Andrews & Co., “The Big Furniture Store 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 & Feed Co., 106 Arch St. MAN wishes position driving light truck or with private family. Tel. 1458-12. Fertilizers, Seeds, Plants 60 PAINTING by day or contract. Also all kinds of repalr work wanted. Address Box 4, Herald. WANTED—Position by designing draftsman which can develop working drawings from sketches and ideas, experienced on small automatic machines. Address Po- eition, Box 50, Herald. LAWN SEED for sunny lawn and shady lawn, Rackliffe Bros, Inc, Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 1076. ONION SETS—White, red and yellow. Rack- Inc, Park and Bigelow Sts. PIANO—Sqpuare, extra fine condition, won- derful tone. Chickering, very cheap. L. K. Andrews, 401 Arch St. PLAYER ROLLS In all the popular num- bers only 75c_each at John A. Andrews _& Co., “The Blg Furniture Store.” SMALL PORTABLE phonograpi, _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 75¢c Columbla records. Widen. er' 8 Maln St. TALKING MACHINE. model, terms. ogany inet same as new, make offer, Easy L. B. Andrews, 401 Arch 8t. Situations Wanted—Women 45 MEN'S washing wanted. Address Herald, Box 2. . FINANCIAL Money Loaned SPRING BILLS— pay winter's bills 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, We are greatest In serv- ice and largest in resources. Tel phone 1943, BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY, 87 WEST MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN, MORTGAGES — 1t in need of second mortgage, see H. J. Folren, Main St. Phone 1790. MORTGAGES-—FI mortg: money on hand in amounts to satisty applicants, | Parker & Deming, 193 Maln St. Tel 1015. Wanted—To Borrow $3,000 second mortgage on new First mortgage. only one-third value of property. State terms. Address Investe ment, Box 4§, Herald. or 140 | TSt e smmua—v..eum. soeds of quality, All our sceds are tested before offered for sale, and we guarantee high germina tlon. We handle the proper variety for this locality, We can eliminate the uncer- tainty and inconvenience of the mails in sddition to quoting you lower _prices. Rackliffe Bros. Co., Inc. Park & Bigelow | _Sts._Phone 1075, SEEDS—Get your seed ment_complete, prices low, 176 East Main St. SPRAY MATERIALS—This {8 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. in_season. Asso at Lehrer ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jewel.ry PEARLS for birthday and gifts, La Tausca, Delta, La Princess, Le Nere and Richelleu, In all sizes, from $3.00 up. The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Main St. WATCHES and wedding rings, 14 and 18 kts. Himberg & Horn, 392 Main 8t, and 10 Rallroad Arcade, NO doubts of substitution. Have your dia- monds reset while you wait and in your own presence at 1, Resnick's, Mfg. Jeweler, Opp. Commerclal St. 1 re- at_wholesalo prices. SETS of 1847 and Wm. Rogers silverwara at B. Georges, 166 Main St, Room 10, Walk one fight, it will pay you well. 67 10 LOADS of A-No, 1 manure for sale at reasonable price. Joseph Maloszka, 706 Stanley S Footwear and Clothing 61 HATS renovated tv 100k new no matter how bad their conditlon, Better Hats for less money at Courad the Hatter's, 317 Maln _street. RUBBER BOOTS, all standard makes, Fire- stone, Goodrich, Hood's, U. 8. and Ball Band in all styles. Cheapest in the city. Army & Navy Store, 86 Church St, RAINCOATS, moleskins, cashmeres, kan- tanettes, leatherettes and rubber coats, every coat guaranteed waterproof. Priced as low as $4.95. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church 8t. Better shoes for less money. Full line of Ball Band foot- wear, all_guaranteed. Jou Mortellitl, BHOKS—For work, dress or pluy, every pair guaranteed. $2.48 to §$4.95, Army & Navy Store, 56_Church Bt. ‘ LIVE STOCK ] attle and Swine Shuttle | Jones' | Pllone APPLES—Hogers Baldwins from Meadow, 90c per § pt. basket. lity Market, 10 Myrtle St PIGS—Six_months old Duroc Red three choice young cows, nearly spring- ers; one extra good family cow, T 254-33. N. W, Baldwin, Kensington, Conn, ‘Wanted—Articles To Buy CLOTHES, papers and junk oought at thi highest prices. Assure yourself the best | prices possible by notitying L. Zeldes, 151 Oak St. Phobe 515-13. There s a cash | profit in all that stuff that is cluttering | up your attlc and cellar. . Phone me im- | medlately and I will cal FURNITURE in good condition wanted. | Good prices paid, all household articles. | Call me before you sell. Phone 515-13. FURNITURB—We will buy-it at fair prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St, J. Grafe, Mgr. HERALDS wanted, to complete the the following copies are needed: Oc! | Buy = o all kinds of furpiture. W Rodinsky, 5. Ounk pay good prices. street, Tel WARDROBE TRUNK wanted, in good con- dition. _Phone_1066-3. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT cnmtainaith | Apartments and Tenements 69| CHESTNUT ST., 453—5 rooin tenement with all modern improvements, Call 2328-5. duced prices. The Furniture Exchange, Arch Bt. A. J. Grafe, Mgg MAIN, COR. ELM ST. Toom apartment, | steam heat, hot water and janitor serve ice. n_about It Main Reds; also about 60 year-old chickens, 7| roosters, cockerels. Payne Bros, strain, for 1146-13. 67 Sexton St. BABY CHICKS at New Britaln Bird Feel Co., 106 Arch St. ABH CANB—Galv, iron, with cover, $2.18 ; without cover $2.26 and up, Guar. 176 East Mal 8t Phnun 118! FLOOR COVERING, oil cloth, Large stock, speclally priced for March only, 60c to $1.60 per yard. B, Berson, 605 Main St. BIX ROOM apartment in best residential part of city. Adults only. Apply by let- ter for appolutment to see same. Box 49, Herald. | TRINITY ST, 3§—6 room tenement and 3 _garages. Apply mornings on premm ELECTRIC cleaners rented, $1. Phone 1995, BABY CHICKS; FREE FEED — ropular breeds; prepald, guaranteed delivery, Send for catalogue. Roy Clark, E. Hartford. BABY CHICKS—Strong, healthy chicks, day or week old at low prices. Come and see them. Carl Ericson, Westwood Park, Plalnville. Tel, 38-12. EXPERIENCED chambermald, and board. Apply Housekeep: hotel, Hartford, Conn. GIRT, for general housework. One who can cook preferred. Apply L. 8. Jones, 26 Hamilton 8. GIRL for stenography and typewriting In local factory office. Address P. O. Box 26, GIRL or_ woman wanted for light house- work. No washing. Apply at 5 & 10c store at Main and Myrtle Sts. $40 a month New Dom FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BROODERS—"The Colony,” coal Absolutely ti best brooder for baby chicks obtainable. Crowding impossible 500 chick size $21.60; 1,000 chick size $26,60. A quantity discount on two or more, Rackliffe Bros. Inc., Park & Bige- low Sts. Phone 1076, Get our baby chick circular, EGGS for hatching. Barred Plymouth Rocks, free range stock, good utllity birds. Thir. burning. teen eggs $1.00; $7.00 per hundred. Tel. 254-12, N. W. Baldwin, Kensington, Conn, GAS RANGES—The Vulcan smooth top compact cabinet model, affords greates convenience at a lower operating vost, Has an easlly cleaned smooth top, specially constructed so that ome burner can do the work of 3 on the ordinary gas range. Cull or phone for demonstration. A 5% discount until April 30th, A, A, Mills, 30 t Main St Phone 38 SHOLD FURNITURE of & rooms for , rcasonable. Apply 62 Lafayette St. fruit store. PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS for all pur- poses, for you spring cleaning. Clty Hard- ware Co, 49 East Muin St._Tel. 265 PARTY leaving for west wishes to dispose of three rooms furnishings. Bargain, 105 Jubllee St., second floor. ARCH ST., 173—Btore 50x60; stewm heat » central location, well adapted for auto-| mobile or_auy other business. Claudo J. Leroux, 174 S 5. ARCH ST, 17 ft. each. Suitable for clothing, barber shop, meat market or grocery store. Will | rent separately or together. Rent reason- able. M. Irving Jester, 189 Arch street. Phone §11. —Corner Maln, storc suitable for barber shop and pool room, See Cohn about it at 15 Main St. MAIN § or, Elmi St.—8tore, suitable for auto accessories with the use of a gaso- line tank. See M. Cohn, 15 Main Bt. 50 JEROME FARM—Southington, on main highway. 55 acres, 7 cows, 75 chickens ~ included. Latest design farm home with all im- provements. Price right. Take it now. Skinner, Smith & Co:, Neri block, Plain- ville. _Tel. 41-4., FARM—At town line, Plainville, main high- way. 8% acres, 10 room house, excellent condition. Barns and chicken coops. Price 7,000, Skinner, Smith & Co., Neri block, Plainville. Tel. 41-4 {7 ACRE farm, Including 5 acro sandbank and 6 room cottage on Farmington road. Inquire L. C. Baker. Tel. 196~ % MAIN STATE ROAD—34 acre farm on trol- ley, two family house, city water, gas and electric lights. Only 10 minutes' walk to center Satisfactory terms. . O. Coleman, South. ington, bulul Plone 315-3. ACRES in Kensington, 2 houses of 4 and | & rooms each, small barn, 1 cow, many chickens. Price only §6,500. Cashm Farm Agency, 131 Main St. Phone §73-4 or Berlin 68 New Britain's Largest Farm_Bureau.” 3% ACRES of good land, six room house, new barn, 2 cows, heiter, 1 horse, chickens. Price only §5,- 500. Cashman Farm Agency St. Phone §73-¢ or Berlin n's Largest Farm Bureau. Berlin, 15 acres tiliable, room house, new large barn, 7 co horse, chickens and all good farm tools. Only 5 minutes walk from the trolley. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St Phone 873-4, “New Britaln's Largest Farm_Agency. Dear Nei Huus; “For BUNGALO ons, in sale or for rent. with the option of buy- ing. Owner leaving town, will seli at u Dig sacrifice; sinall amowunt of casi re- quired. Look place over and make us an offer, Watson & Joues, 204 Main Bt. ‘Telephone 2450, DELVIDERE—6 room cottage, ail _im- provements, hardwood floors, steam heat, fireplace, garage in ceilar, Price 36,60 Small amount_of cash : & Jones, 204 Main St. COTTAG il ye Toot | 100x300 ft. ce for small poultry | farm. Gas, water and electricity avall- able. Inquire H. J. Foiren, Tel. COTTAG! minutes' from jitney. City water, Chicken coop, Tel. 16 iX rooms, iu fine repai land, truit, shrubbery and shade | Price $3,600. 1. J. Folren, Tel. 1740 “Apply personally to J. T Ponse, 36 Court B UITY AVE.—Practically uew two muyf house of 10 rooms with garage, extra lot, | electrieity, etc, Small winguut of cash vequired. Star Real kstaté & Iusurauce | Co., 163 Main St | CROWN 81.~3 family house, store and four | car garage. This place 18 to be sold to| gettlc an estate. Watson & Jouew ¥4 Main St. Phone 2464 BAST END— fine slng,ha Tiouse of 11 rooms and & lots with garage, fruit and modern improvements. Ouv ol the pleasant homes of the eust section. Ms N. LOCKWOOU, rewl | = estate and lusucance, ¢ Clty ST LND—3 tenement Lousc ages. Buy it at better than 11% B. sSolomon at Schultz & Costello. phone 24-4. BEMMONS % family rooms, § baths, Whis place is up high and diy. Price $11,500. Watson & Joues ¥4 Main St el 2400, GARDEN ST.—§ tamily housv, b tooums on a floor. Steam heat, freplaces, narawood | oors. Price is right. \Walson & Joues, 294 Main St. Tel 400, HILL SKCTION, near New Liitain hospital, | 3 tenement house. Can be bought tor 3y, 000, A Danleisou Co,, 131 Main 8t. Tele- phoue Sis-4. s ST Tamily T improvements. Small amouut of cash | Price §8,000. | Tooms, all required. NORTIL ST, OFFICES In the Soverelgn building with elovator and janitor setvice, Apply Wal son & Jones, 294 Main St. Tiouse of 4 tenen grocery stor nquire gy 382 Allen .| for particulars, — Wrgl!g Side Up! BY BLOSSER of town. Bargain for quick sale. | FLAINVILLE— | FLAINVILLE—s | FURRTSH ED wll Improvements, steam leat, lnrge frult trees, Price 3800, H, J, Folten, m Main Bt Tel. 1780, 50, HIGI 8T.—Blngle houss, 10 roomes This house s just across the street from the post office. Central property is very hard to got. You had betier act quick bes re YOUu are 0o late, Watson & Jones m Main Bt Tel, 3460, ACRES In Deriin, all (iluble, 8 room house, FUBLINE Wator, steani heat, 2 barns, lots of fruit and ouly 1v minutes' walk from the trelley, Casnman Farm Agenc 141 Maln 8t. Phone New Brite ‘s Largest Farm Agen DOW AVE.—~A (wo Tamily vith extra 50 ft. lot. Btemmn heat, Hot wir turnece, st iloor, Ak Home Banking & Nealty Co, % house toor, 7,600, W est Main Bt. Phouns 28, GRN BECTL mily house and H room cottage st & bargmin price 000U, Watson & Jo ar Court Bt., Piece of Property couslstiig of two houses, Ule elght room, the OLUeE BIX rOOms. Laige ot 60x176, This property will stead= 1y lucrense in value. home Banking 86 West Main dt. Fnone 738 fumily house, wodern In every detadls i-car gurage, iome 86 Wese Main st practcally new, 5 steam heaters, Banking a sealty Ce ¥hoi TWo 3 umny “todern hiouses within 10 minutes’ wulk of Main St, price 314,000, luguire H, J. Folren, souo 1790, WALLACE BT.—3 family house, all _ims provements. Large lot. Price $11,600, binall amount of cash required, Watson & Jones, 2u4 Main St Tel, o0, WASHINGTON BT, family house, &l AUprovements. tot watur Leat, Lurge lote Price is rignt. Watson & Joues, I8 _Main St._kuone 2460, WEST END—3 tenement, 16 room, houss, with all moderu improvements. Inguire B, Solomon at Schultz & Costello, delos m house st Tulla, 138 WEST END—3 family, 15 Largain prices. Ses Morrls Maia dt. Phone 873-4. and electric uguts; lot sUaLE sarage. rFrice ou,uvl. i, J, roiren, 140 RGN sl S AYBHOUL—hammiock s beach, New 8 room cottage; coruer lot, 40x200, om suore Irunl. Price $4,500. Kessonable Leruis, H. J. kFolten, eV Maln ot, ANDARD BEACH~1 rools cottage; fires PIBCY; @il MUPIGVEMENLs NCIUULLE BIeCs LG UBHLS, AWO Cal gUIBgY. HOUSS NAS LWO pulcues. Lot sUasdv, one hundred yusds irows beacu. ¥rice, iuciudiug guod LUNISHINGS, 39,000, KeBSURMUIE Telub, it J. roiren, 14U Main St Fuoue Loy, Suburban For Sale 8 | BELVIDERE—6 roumn cottuge and garage. Very reasonavle. Faylieut $b0v. 1. B0we _aou_BL SCHULLE & LUSLELO, Lel. id-4 umily, 1v room houss LULL lew Years ago. All improvewenis, Laike WL Price 20,000, LASY Lers, AUG 1. 4, Folren, 140 Main St. Fhone 1780, SrLV1DLRE—New tamiy, 10 room s, wil IMPrOVements. Laige lol. X'Fice VLUWUL Auls £ o buirel, 4aV AGiD dte Phone 1iw. SLLVIDERE—A 8 Toom cottage. Small amount Of Cash ieqUIred. AlSu iulS Lroms 38U Up. BUIL o cusy LeVluS. ANdIOwWs Land Lo, 1ov7 Slaley Bl del, dvl-d SUKLING1ON, CUNN—U actes of wood- and. Wik cut 140y cord of wood. Urout Lrook on property, fiue preserve, ook it C. L. oalues, baiuesuale, FARMINGTON—Un main ‘lughway, 13 acre Lalil, LEW U 1UOM COLLUKY, sUIPIOYEINCLE, CACELCUL DUY. FIICe 30,00y, Diliuier, Suutl &_Cun Ner blocK, Fiuiuviile, del 4. Au\X\\;thl‘.—Z\\.w 2 tamly lw\llfl of lel | wovins, wu impoovenicuis, Centially los | cateu. Skianer, smun « Co, s block, sagnvilie, Lol 41-4, PLAINVILGE—Now o Toom Cotiage Witk Wil amprovemeats, Centrany locaced. Wous ueriui Luy. rrice ngnt SKinuvd, Saitd e Lo, el DIoCK, Pluaavilic, del. d4- room uvuse, all modern Luprovemats. HAruwooa nours, large lot, 1 LDe FeMuchUal SUCUUD, Close (o busie less center. AN ldeal houie U LW prices Cuniles £, COIOM, KEWl ESULY 4lU Ale surauce. Phone v, PLALNVILLE—New two Tamily lvi roums, ali mprovemeuts, lie, Price Feasonaole, SKInnu house of on trolley Smith & toom Louse, 1001%, 173 GCTES lahd, §00G puultry houses. LOW DEICY 10F QUICK Saiv, CASUMUND Saca Ageacy, tol Msia SL, Gty Caew srituns Laigvsy & 6iin_bureul,’ TN VI v room Cleclig LENLS ADG laige \erands. W acres o6 lauw, WIEE Lais, ClOS6 L0 cente 20,000, PBIC Casu, Unarles K. Coulon, Huge Sl s bivek, riainvie, dei, 108, LAINVILLL—7 room stucce house, recente 1y bullt, ail improvements, ana large lot, Ciose Lo Lroliey anu center, 39,000, Part Cusi. DEVENBL otiel guuu propositions in HUUSEY 4l I0LS. LWL ~Ub, Ludcies X, Lolis _ivi,_russeil's slock, aluviile, PLAINVILLE—GO0d & ool house, iuud, Casuman karm S, oy, bureau.” FLAINVILLE acres agency, 131 Main UaeW sreine Largest Farm tenement house, down, b up, electiic ughts, city water, Centrally lucateo, residential section, large awt. Erice 35,000; 31,500 aown, bas wuce on Uie. k. L. Hayaen, ¥ Alidale Su, kast_bristol, Comn, PLAINVILLE—Au excelient L wcies of good land, tiees, Frice oy 34,000, A, Dantelson & v aln_St._Puoue § PLAINVILLE—Eighteen room hous all improvements, large garage, lots, Very concral. $4,000 casn required, Growing OUSINESS. 31,000 cusi basauce, EASY Lermis. sobt, White, oy Main St. & rooma seve B, KUUMS, BOARD, HOTELS 8 om with private fame LKooms Lor Kent iy FUKNISHED reom to rent, @ gentiemen. Private ald, Hox 1. CORBIN AV 2 hicely rooms, with or without board, Black Rock avenus, JAST MAIN ST, 208 gentieman, Steam first_fioor, tamily. Apply Here " furnished Just oft Furnighed room fof eat, Central, Tele- “room tor & gentlemen. Addiess Box ¥, “on first floor, 8 Private amily. Herald, Furnishod room With “board it Telephone 1508 GROVE HILL, si—Nicely furnished room with all couvenicnces. Board if desireds Tel MAIN able ot suitable Central, i red. Two furnished rooms, suits utlemen, Tel. §71, front room, third from Corbin floor, F Lock Shop. WEST END--Nicely furnished room for one or two gentlemen, Home privileges; mods ern_improvements. Phone 1206, ST MAIN BT, 154—Large room, able for man and wife or ¥ women. w suite For Housckeeping n MAVLE 8T., 12—Large, well rurnished front room, sultable for two geaticmen. Apply Mrs. Young. 2 ot MAIN ¥ ‘urnished aparte ment_of ¢ rooms for_light housekecpin of food served for every meal, lles’ and gent’s dining room here. Stae aurant, 334 Park 8. DELAREY LUNCA—They il like to eat here. There's a reason, too. The most ular restaurant n town. lu tne Lotel, Opp. the Btaiion, HAVE you tried the Hotel Regal restate rant? 80-90 Church Bt. special breake fast, 16c; speclal dinner, 3sc; special supper, 30c. Open at all vimes FRESTO TUNCH—An eating place of the better kind. Always open. Main stresly corner Commercial.