New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1923, Page 15

p AUTOMOTIVE Motorcyctes and Bloycles OROYCLES—Bpecial _ sale of motorcycles now oo, One 1918 §45. Three 1917 Indians, 365 each. 1919 Indians, §140 each, One 1920 In- Beout 3160, All these machines are ood running ord , 21 Myrtle 8t.; 'Phono 1706, " Bervice Stations, Hepairing 17 ACEITLENE WELDING, breatii aud <are D burning. mmercial Welding Co, 37 Shen o _8t.,_ne near Bilia Phone 289 That Need Filling as Well as Exploiting the Wherewith to Fill Existing Wants Constitute this Page Every Day. Read Heading 86, “Household Articles.” The Solution of Your Summer Cooking and Wash Day Prob- lems, Cooling Systems, Hot Weather Water Heating, Ete. Want Filling Propositions Are Listed Under That Balvid Heading Every Day. Read the Want Ads Daily. FORM THE HABIT. PLAINVILLE T ate, bought and MERCHANDISE : g Mortgage loans. Bkinner, Bmith Co, Nerd A Articles For a-u 55 block, Plainville. Phone 41-4. BRICKS-~About 700 for Inquire 115 REAL Tail u what l)w want. Wl | i Belden 8t, upstairs, fl it. we' \Huln' ry Plunvu Conn,, Nerl Bldg, COMPLETE camping outnt, lawn mower, auto and Buflding Lots For Sale BUILDING LOTS on_easy P wheelharrow. ‘Phone 150, Farmington Avi ANDREWS LAND CO.— sectlon, 1687 MERCHANDISE Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67 NGO fear of substitution. Have your dia- inonds reset whils you walt and in your MERCHANDISE Household Articles 63 | | REFRIGERATORG—Special #als of all Kizes and models now golng on at the il Furniture Store. John A. Andrews & C RUUD gaw water heate and ln-um‘nuou- mod: ini A, Mills, 80 West Main Bt. Pllun 381, | EPECIAL Inducements for _June. wish to announce for your benefit that we hi recolved household nd floor coverings. All mdse, in_ this sale, Compare prices before buying el hes . Ber- EMPLOYMENT Help—Men Wanved FIRST CLASS sheot metal workers men who al able to work to di lay out work, etc., need apply; g pérlence, referenc te., in letter, Address P, 117, field, Masi GRBCER\' CLERK-—Thoroughly .xp.rl- | F. enced, man of character and abllity | none other need apply., Herald Box 10, MAN wanted, experienced, in furniture store finisher, 8o cabinet maker who understands setting up furniture; splendid opportunity. 8hoor Bros., 1112 Main 8t., Hartford, Conn. FIGHT man wanted for_restaurant. Apply to Standard Steel and Bearing Co. taurant, Plainville. ORDER COOK—Berloin hotel, 4 Gty mifi WE; FIARDWARE OITY CO-OPERATIVE ASS0- o] tak CIATION—8pecialists in Automoblle, Ac- Carbon burning. 1ardw ing Co., 18 Winthrop St 1 cldent and Health Insurance, Frani H. Shielde, M_[h T RADIATOR WORKB~!\|::.nor| e L E - to Multquist Bros. Expert repalring, all AUTOMORBILE t peliey. kinds of wuto radiators, led femders, | It pays §25 per week If Incapaciiated and ‘bodi ote. Work guaranteed perfect| 31,000 for dismemberment. Premium only at lowest prices, 107 Arci. Phcne 1836-3,| 35 P. I Murray & Co, 325 Main Bt BILE PAINTING BHOP—TaIdors | mamone 40 Ravizza, rear 332 Park Bt, Phone 676-13, House phone 213-1, rear 18 Prospact St XUTOMOBILE running board molding put on. All varieties replaced. Remomber that worvice 1s our a!m and that we are auto hody and radlator experts, O. Becker, Corbin Place. Phone 663, ERIEE—Whea n troutls and T evd 0od_batteries or akilled servic, i " Eaw, Zack at the City Service 8 tion, Hartford Ave, at Stanley St. BODIES, Iamps. radiators ana renders ree aired to a new condition. Corea Installed. Bow prices. New England Radlator Works, 36 E. Maln sz.__mn- 860. B WASHED, ed, oi eased. | Authorized | Bimonis Elarics Automobile Laundry, Main 8t. Phone 1344, GYLINDER GRINDING and repalring the Curtain Automotive Service Co. West Main St. Phone 687-4. GBNERAL REPAIRING and o rhnulm. by expert mechanics. Service digpoeal at any time. Firep Pt gasaks: Charland’s Auto Service Station, 432 Main etreat. BON & BSSEX servi Charges con: sistent with workmanship, McGauley aud Benriett, 139 Arch §t. Phone 1199. HAVE vyour carbon burned out that your rar won't knock on your next trip. Btop in anytime during the day or Mon- day, Wednesday and Kriday nights, and we will do it while you wait., Auto Re- pair Co., 538 East Main St., 'Phone 2016-3. | HOTEL Washington garage, ueneral r pairing and overhauling. Day and night service. Translents accommodated. Low rater. Tel. 1735, 121 Waahington street. , #lde curiaius and to fit your car or repaire of evry description uphol Payments s of th hy at prices much Jo than will be asked next year. The W. )lnrh City Hall bullding. Tooking for a bullding site In his is one of the best in East Ber- Dall-bearing garden tools, Platnville; 176 age, o fl 0. Bb; Pitts- % Itts: Birthday and a ed pric nearly new; will sell . Apply Mra. Frank tnut 8t Bristol, TUNGH CART—Used, for #als, _equipped | with burners, etc reasonable, Inquire 44 Washington St., Middletown, ,EK,';%‘}L;"‘ “l‘"‘ s"DP"""‘ “r_ T SATTONAL Gaab Recialirs. Tow sad sesond Wale on Dressers, for 7 | ATIONAL Cashi Rewistars, now sad wecond | 0l 558" Grammer reduced to $18; 3§30 I_',“:g' e Nag (00 SANR Pu Dresser $25; prices reduced on Couch Hammocks s low as $10.95. Edw. Gor- tlonal Cash Register C New Britain, ‘lF!l. 2461 1"(::" lll Arch Bt | NEW and second hand cash rogisters and acal also repalring. T. B. Cnsh Reglster | Co., 13 Washington Place. Tel. 294 PORTABLE GARAGES, of wood and fire proof buildings for every pi deliver and price list, Eagle Construction Co., Blshop Ave, Bridgeport, Conn. STANDING grass , Also pasture for rent, H, B. L A1, \\'lnled—&rtk'lu To Blly CLOTHES, papers and junk highest price Assure yourself lh 1t | e pr’raa possible by notifyin; LlNWOoD —Gholce '}ut“‘m‘ Tot, Oaic Bt, Phone 516-13. here Is a cash Price only $800, B profit {n all that stuff that Is cluttering Co.,, 103 Main Bt. Phol up your attic and cellar, Phone me Im- medjately and I will call, FURNITURE In_good condltlon wanted. Good prices pald, all household artici Call me before you sell. Phone 516-13. FURNITURE—We will buy Tt at fair prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch 8t. A _J. Grate, Mgr. MANNING, ex- ml Britaln office in Walk-Over Shoa 8t 6 p. m, Thursday, Headquarte _\v‘nrbury‘ NEW HNGLAND PATEBNT AGENOY— Booth's block, st 1856, Louls M. Schmidt, e New Britain Moving, KOTO TRUO shes removed general jobbing. Manure for sale, Twining, Tel. 2677-2. FARM bargain, town of Newington; must be sold at onco; make us an offer 8chultz & Costello, Inc,, 342 Main St FARM—100 ncres, all in one tract, with $-room house, barn and out tillablo pasture, and woodlsnd with cords of wood, two good wells of wat and a trout stream, near neighbors, on mail route and telephone line, 3 from stores, churches, factories, bigh sehool, etc, $2,000 i uku .u, [ u soon. Walter P. Dudle, Conn, T7_ACRES land, G-room Toui Darn, 2 cows, 1 helf: hs 3 :‘um price Maln Sty heater saves Ericson & . ‘Installed_on lahnlan. 34 Dwight Bt VAGUUM Cleanor, electric, §5, L. B. An- drows, 413 Arch St WABHING MACHINES—"The Twith wringer combined; these machines orig- inally sold for $150; they must be sold at any price, Come in and make us an offer; nothing reasonable refused. John A. Andrews & Co. "The Blg Furniture Store."” | and | PORTER. Apply at Mohican Manket, C. F. ~—Wo buy magasl kinds of furniture, Rodinsky, We pay 81 Qak Bt. Tairconditlon; 1995, Box RELIABLE and experlenced tallors wanted FUS PARTIRS faken out and Iight express: | for our Ladles' Alteration Dept. Apply d | "ing during spare time—evenings, Sat. and, Besse-Leland Co. Sunday. Plefter's Bxpress; Tel. 650 | KBHES carted from cellar or yard. Truck- | SALESMAN—VItal Mfg. Co, Cleveland, | 4 truck for party | Ohlo, has an opening in New Britain , 140 Cherry Bt | and vicinity for a man to sell the na-!| tionally advertised Vital Non-Electric Vacuum Cleaners. The machine that is now being used by the most prominent | institution of Conn. Wire or write at once for terms. The Vital Sales Co., 8§ Chureh_St., Hertford, Conn. , experlence preferred but not essen- Y fMce men 500 opportinity to the Hght party, |-=iNamess and O Equpment 57 rving Jester, 193 Arch St. |FLAT TOP DEBK, 807 quartered oak top, |" double pedestal, 6 drawers, only $35. Drop Help—Womul ‘Wanted 42 center typewriter desk 50", $40, Adkins TOOK wanted, Must know Tow to bake | _-rinting Uo. 68 Church & ples. Apply to Sequin Golf club, Maple SAFES—A private wall ‘e in your home Hill, is a convenience and its protection against GIRT, for Mousework; go home n fire and theft is an economy in keeping “G. W. Dunn, 84 Lincoln St. with true thrift. Jewsls, siiverware, of- fice money and your own can be kept GIRL wanted for general housework; small family; at Maple Hill. Apply at Dru.-i safe from prylng eyes and hands. Bize, exterlor, 10"x15"x12"; Interlor 6”x8"'x9". store, cor. East and Dwight Sta. | WAITRESS wanted, call 28 after & Large enough for your needs; smali o'clock. 30 Tel. FIANG ~UFright, wanted; will_pay cash. L. E. Andrews, Tel, ROWBOAT wanted, In good condition. 30, Herald. WE pay fair_prices for any housenold ar- ticles. Just drop a card to D. M, Ben-| Jamin, 116 Beaver St. Phone 1320, IREAL ESTATE FOR RENT' Apartments and Tenements 69 ALLEN 8T, 4l6—Tensment of 5 roome with garage; all improvements. Tel. 2068-3. ARCH ST. EXTENSION, 746—Five room tenement, all improvements; new house; adults only. Apply third fioor, FATRVIEW ST, 101—Desitable tenement, with all improvements; yard. MAIN ST, 40—Deairable 6-room apart- ment. The W, L. Hatch Co, City Hall. MAIN 8T, 131—b-room apartment, steam at L 764, Phone IN ass for sale, Woodbine Farm, Berlin, 'Phone 663-4. 20 ACRES of standing g chine and barn. E. P. 'm Agency, 131 Tel, 681-2 and 3121, BELVIDERE—4-room bungalow wit minutes' walk to the trolley; completely modern, garage in ba em-nt, prnty view, large lot, Home Hanking & Reaity Co., 85 West Main St. Pbone 730, BRICK block, 6 tenement, also and extra lot. Schultz &« Costello, Inc, 243 Main 8t CENTRALLY Jocated tenement block at a low price. A. Danielson & 131 Main St. Phone 387-3. COTTAGE 1o good section, Improvi central location. Schultz & Costello, 242 Main Bt, J HBLLIS BT., 447—l1i-room new stucco ail moaery {mprovements. Plus Zink, 3¢ Mucky Hlll Au. Merchandise st the Stores 65| Oity, AUTOGRAPH Albums, leather covers; gilt edge sheots with printed notations. Noth- ing couid be better for & pre-graduate present. Lasting sayin, that will linger long in your memory can be recordad. Prices_low. Adkins, 56 Church St. GAUGHT WITH THE GOODS—Bale at the Army and Navy store, 68 Church 8t. Read about some of the bargains under “Foot- d_Clothing, Heading No. 61. FOUNTAIN PENS—Schaeffers lifetime pen in combination pen and pencil box. Wa man's fountein pens {u excellent designs with varled assortment of style. Btatlon- ery, best finish; graded assortments to fill any need. These make excellent grad- uation gifts. Order now and get your monogram as you Adkins, 66 Church street. use of m INTERURBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE— Dunham; T Auto trucking ~f al' kinds. Local and long distan.s moving by mmen skilled In the handling of goods requiring cara. Furniture and plano moving our specially. Our facilities and abllities are urexcelled, Btor: packing, crating, and forwardi truck or ram. 107% MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CONN, Rear Dickineon's Drug Store. {ght. Mra. | §-room large enough for wall or any corner in the den or library. Price $25. A genuine insu at_low cost. Adiins, 66 Church st. A. P, MARSH, PROP., like It, WOMAN "to do Rousework one or two_dnye | LAWN MOWERB—Our bi variety and od and I aired. Twenty years' experience in thln sinces. J. W. Walsh Auto Top & 21 Elm 8t. near FURNITURE and _piano movin, ot all kinde. Geo. H, Bmedley, 8t. Tel. 830-2. a week. Apply 39 Curtis St. WOMEN wanted to do fancy work at 8pare hours. Materall furnished. sn . mour Bt. home, Good BOOKKBEPERS' 8tools, Bigh, With Dacks, $6.00 each. Adkins Printng Co., 66 Church 8t. prices on lawn mowers, fencing wires and poultry netting will surprise you. Call, and convince yourself. Frank Ni B49 heated, 1l 2768 or 1833. MAIN BT.—3, b and 7 room apartments, steam heat, hot water and janitor serv- ice. See Cohn about it at 15 Main St. FRANKLIN §T.—Well bullt § family Bour of 11 rooms; O. b. for those Wuo Iaust be “In the center Also a nice 7 ml. house any & lots in the subur) Lockwood, ,_Clty _Hal. HAWKING ST.—3-family house garage, Blg 1ot ana good lncome. ever regretied buying property in this tion, sSee us at once, The Home LOCAL and long distance moving. B8es | Halvarson, 6 Falrview 8t. We give estl- mates. Phone 34. at, Main 8t. Phone 3137. Opposite Mary’ PAINT! full line for exterfor and Interlor work. Complete line glass and hardware, Lehr- | pay. Stamped envelope brings particus lars. Underwood Art Goods Company, Portsmouth, Ohlo. YOUNG LADY—One with knowlsdge of typing and operating a multigraph ma- chine wanted; state age, experience and salary expected, Address Box 46, Herald, Situations Wanted—Men 44| — EXPERIBNCED driver Wants posttlon drly. ing private car or a truck. Box 39, Herald, Situations Wanted—Women 45 CLERICAL work or typing to do at home, by young woman with several years' ex- perfence as, bookkeeper. Address Home- work, Box 27, Horald, FINE hand sewing wanted or mending (o FINANCIAL do at home. Address Box 27, Sewing, Herald, Business Opportunities 4 BODA SHOP for sale, doing blg business. $2,200; good opportunity. Manager Hand- gopoulas, 130 Main St, East Hartford, TOPE, side curtains and sea: covers, made and repaired at Doolittle's Auto Top over Bhop, 236 Main Bt. WELDING, BRAZING and cutting, 8cored oylinders filled by ‘Suaranteed ~ process. Nels J. Nelson, 513 East St. Phone 16383, STARTING, lightiog and ignition _ work, Batisfactory service. Electrical parts for eale. Clark's Automobile Laundry, rear 338 Main St. Phone 1344. WE do general repairing at West Main Garage, Phone 27 WE repalr all makes of starters, genera- ors, magnetos and ignition. Call on us. . 2750, West Main Gerage, 103 West | SMun s WHEN your motor won't start your car to us for inspection, oxperts. West Maln Garage, Main St, Tel. 2750, ROCKWELL AVE., 9l—b-room tenement with all improvements, rent $30. luquire 380 Arch Bt. BTANLEY 8T., 1643—8-room modern apart- ment, steam heat, suitable for boarding, lodging. Inquire 1535 North Stanley St. TWO tenements, 1 down stairs tenemont with all improvements and one basement tenement of 3 rooms. luquire 38 Con- nerton 8l WEST MAIN Feed and Fuel 59 FATTEN your birds and profit by using Purina Chicken ena. For sale at Bird & Feed Co., 105 Arch St. Tel. 113 KFertilizers, Seeds, Plants 60 SPRAY MATERIALS—This is the time to spray your trees and vines for dormant wpray; liquld lime, sulphur and dry lUme sulphur, Rackliffe Bros, lnc, Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 1076, | | SEEDS—Get your seeds In season, Assort- | X PHOO ALBUMS—AIl sz [ tilh gift is snappy In appesrsnce and carry pictures of old school chums u don't want to forget. It will be & jurce of infinite pleasure to the owner years to come. Very low prices, Ad- 68 Church Bt. JOSEPH ARBOUR & SON— New York and New Britain trucke men. Local and long distance moving. Harry G Hancock, Norman L. HOUSE FOR BALE—Tiouses for aie Belden, Church, Woodland Bts.; & lfl ¥ood nouse lots, Holland & Dunns, Voilliam 8L.; ‘Phone 1089-14, JEROME ST.—kour 3-tenement Bouses 16 rooms each, all completely ‘Lhese houses be bought with & amount ot cash down. alorrls Tulin, 13§ __Main_8t. Phone 387-2. MAFLS Bl.—1hres (amily houss, § Tooms on ' floor, steam, § car garage, Iarge lot, price right., Watson & Jones, 9 Mais CTINRG Y 11 N MILL ST., 60-—15 room, 3 family new house, :r reasonable. 1nqu1r- Ul above ade r SOUTHERN BECTION—] family house, l rooms on first Lwo toors, three rooms o ;nlr: floor; u\um hest, fireplaces, hl.l"- woud toors. Watson & Jon Maln St._Phone 2450, o STANLEY S1.—6-room bubgalow o 0 best materlal and every conveniemce, Make us au offer. UOwner wants to leave town, We can recommend this place without hesitation. Home Hanking &« Realty Company, 56 West Mein st 'Phone 728, WEBT END—/ 1oom cottage, all improves ments, in the best section of the ity Frice $8,000; 1ot 65X310. Watson c Jouek 2v4 Main St Tel, 2460. WEBT BT.—A good income property of twe $ tamily houses and 6 garages, well built, property that will leave 3000 8 year iy your pucket after all expenses are paid, A. Dauielson & Co, 131 Main 8t. Tel. s87-3 WINTHROP ST, near Arch 8t, & g0 fainily house in A-l condition. Price Teasonable. A. Danlelson & Co., 131 Bt. Phone 387-2. shorePlloflI"orm o YiE CHALKER BEACH—Summer oot compieted; 4 big 100ms, lfl‘m‘.‘—fi veraudas, ?lx lot, complete set of furnie ture; all for $L,900. A. Danl 131 Main 8t. B HAMMOCKS BEACH, Saybrook, naw cottage on shore front. 2 porch lot, 40x200 ft. Price inclading ¢ mm' Tugs, shades and screens, 34, Hod Foiren, 140 Main 8t. Tel. 1780, : Suburban For Sale FORESTVILLE—13 room house, centraliy located, near school and nmnr:. Ges, city water. Large lot. A good invest Price $3,300; 41,000 down. m-t. & Healty Co, 86 W. Main 8t, Teb 7is Mor, reasonable 103 West D BHERMAN COUR’ A few cholce apartments left, 6 and 6 rooms each, completely modern year round; hot water, tile bath with show- ers, janitor serv Inguire 19 Bradley St.; 'Phone 2112, Business Places For Rent ARCH ST, 173-—Btore 30x60, steam heat, central location, well adapted for auto- mobila or any other business, Claude J. Jeroux, 174 Arch St. Phone 1336, COR. WINTHROP AND GRISWOLD BT&.— Btore, suitable for grocery, tallor or bar- ber shop. Apply J. Licht, §9 Winthrop 2 hone 866-14, MAIN ST.—Btore to rent, reasonable; aiso modern apartments. See Cohn at once &t 16 Main street, 1 kins, New York Phone Cortland 714 Loc ment_complete, prices low, at Lehrersq 176 East Main 8t, TENTS— 5x7 Boys' Scout tent, 7x7 Wall tent, white, Duck . 7x0 Wall tent, double 8x10 \\'.u tent, white sily, bring Electrical 103 West 70 61 now Khaki D\'fll single fi 6. so '10 00 | k.. $17.80 Pressing and Talloring 29 | GLOTHES called for and delivered by The | London Valet Service. Ye London Shop, 43 Maln St. Phone 3098, PARIS TAILOK BHOP—Cleaning and press- ing, suits made to order, 136 South Main 8t., oppudlte High school. SUTTS AND TOPCOATS—New issortment of worsted and unfinished materials for epring wear See our complete eample file. J. Wuck, 59 Arch 8t | SUITS for spring and summer, of genuine English woolens, §25 and up. Style, qui ity and fit absolutely guaranteed. J Salonia, 100 Lafayette St. Printing, Jobbing, Stationery KULPBR PRINTING CO.—Bookiets, logues, progiame, advertisements, clrcu- larf, posters, office statiomery, factory forms, color work. Prompt service and good work. 325 Main St. Phone 777. QUALITY PRINT SHOP, 338 Main 8t. All kinds of printing at lowest rates. Tel. . J. McLarney, 131 Olark 8t Phone 3 | 569-5. Call us up and let us give you L wi. n imate. Pina & caré to A. yier, 63 Btanley Bt | =t - - BENEFICIAL LOAN BOCIBTY; SXASON work, géneral plastoring, patching Professional Servioes 31| 87 W. MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN. brick work. Prices cheerfully given, J. J. SPECIAL FOR TWO WBEKS_Genuine Py & Chautatiqus Beason Tiokst, | Tortox frames fitted with Torie Hughes, 24 Maple Bt. —————————————————— | §2.88, K. Vincent, 282 Main St. Business Service Rendered 20 | SURGIOAL and dress corsots made to or- BEVELOPING and priniing. Do justics to| der. Mrs. Mack D. Hall, R, N. Regls- ’;I,’.}*,“.’mi‘m,.. stiorts by hn\ln" Ohrn. | _tered Corsotiers, 48 Main Bt. Tel. 798-4. _Btedt do your finishing. 72 West Main 8t. WATCHES AND CLOCKS of ai PAPER hangin paired, Inspected and cleaned. or day; peices very reasonable, Call or|_cent, 283 Main St. WRIST WATCH repairing a speciaity at B, wrtie Clmeron. 139 Glen fITRRORS RESILVERED and caned,| Georges, 166 Main Bt., Room 10, Opp. MIRRORS RESILVERED an cane Dickinson Drug Co. Workmanshlp gusranteed. Bdward Gor- fain, 188 Arch 8t. Phone 869-2. Repaiflng md"!,““o Tmm‘ ROOFING paper sold or applied. Materials and work absolutely guarunteed to stop BEDDING—Have your work done leaks. City Hardware Co. 49 East Main| Mattresses, box springs, cushions, 8t. _Phone 3650, renovated and remade equal to new and BIGNE, show cards, banners,_bulletin work. | Loqarneq same day. New bedding made to Leading pictorial arti Prompt service, Oseld - v, P oiat Main it ding Co., 60 Tremont 8t, Tel, 2431-4. Art Sign Co., —__ |LAWN MOWERS, saws, aXes, shears sharp- WE repair rubber Uoots, arctics and rub- | ened. Light lathe work, boring, turning ‘CALGHT WITH THBE GOODS—8ale | ®oing on at the Army and Navy Church 8t. Everything must go. much stock, th son, Take advantage of these offerings while they last. RESS SHIRTS--1,000 silks, broadcloths, poplins, roadras, pongees, fibres, per- cales, etc, of Imperial, Arrow and Lion must be sold at l‘cl"lfll‘!i ght with the Goods' Store, 66 Church Bt. ARMY & NAVY offerings. Here are a fow of them: Shoes, Scot, §1.98; work, $2.8%; navy, $3.98; work shirts, 69c; slippers, 89c; raincoats, .$4.95, $6.95, $9.95; khaki shirts, 79c( $2.00; dress shirts st 98c; men's hose 10c pair; work pants, $1.69; pajamas, $1.15; tennis shoes §1.17; caps, 8%c. Army & Navy Btors, 68 Church 8t, |FORTY-NINE CENTS wiil buy any of the following during our sale: Sk tle, blue shirts, leather belts (Hickok) canvas leg- gings, men's silk hose, knit tle, 95c Turk- ish towel, & pairs men's hose, men's 2- plece underwear, men's unton sults. These are bargains. Army & Navy Store, 60 Church 8t, DRESS SHOES in tan and black, during our “Cuught with the Goods Sale,” §$2.98 and $3.98. Army & Navy Store, 66 Church, BHOES—Best for a farmer. Boft and good to wear; also best line of dress shoes. Full line Ball Band footwear, All guar- | anteed. Joe Mortelliti, 86 Church street. SHOES—The "Regular Army’ kind at $3.49 and $3.98 at the Army & Navy Store, 66 Church 8t. STRAW HATS of the best material and workmanship, $2.25 to $3.46. “The Retail Store wtih the Wholesale Prices.”” Con- rad the Hatter, 319 Main Bt. | ——————————— Good Things to Eat 62 FRESH STRAWBERRIES for sale at the Polish Orphanage. Apply to the New Or- phanage Bldg, North Burritt St. TAMB CHOPS from genuine spring lamb, dsc per 1b. Jones Quality Market, 10 Myrtle St.; 'Phone 285. uck . 10x10 “lll tent, double filled Duck ———eee e BUSINESS SERVICE ] srrm v eremre———————r Barbers, Hairdressers, Masseuses 18 LA FRANCE BEAUTY PARLOR—Sham- | scalp and facial treat- 122 Maln 8t. Tel. 572 {HAIRCUTTING —- Mothers, we have two hobby-horse chairs to amuse kiddies while having their hair trimmed, Hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p. w. 82 Church. Opp. Beloin. 19 contract 591 West o1z Wall tent, v double 12314 Wall | um, "white double Duck .. | Rental prices on any ot lho above tents | | auoted on_ appiication. EDDY AWNING & DEC. CO. CITY HALL PLACE. N Houses For Rent BELVIDERE—Furnished i-foom _ cottage for July and August. Georgs F. Mac- Laughlan, care Prudential Insurance Co. HOTCHKISS GROVE, Branford; 1 cottage to rent for season; good beach, all im- provements; Second Ave. Inquire W. E. Hotchkies, First Ave, or call B, H. Wooding, Wallingford, Conn. Suburban For Rent 4 HAST BERLIN—4-ro0m tenement, Iarge iot, shade, §10 per month; with furniture $15. Tel, 92-4. 48 78 " 80| CONFIDENTIAL LOANS— cata- The wa, ecarner or salarirdd man with no commercial bank credit can obtain a loan up to $300 on his household furniture or secured notes. Service quick, courteous and confidential. Repayment to sult your own convenlence. Fhone 1943, BRICKLAYING and plastering, « and jobbing. Beli & Heslin, Main St.; 'Phone 1185-2, CHIMNEY REPAIRING and general masor and plaster work., Work gua.anteed. J. J. McLarney, 131 Clark 8t Phone 1744-23, Musical Instruments 66 AEOLTAN VOCALION, slightly used. Good as new with new machine guarantee and six_records, $60. John A. Andrews & Co. COLUMBIA RECORDS—DMost of the latest selections, all selling at 1-2 price. Widen- er's, 138 Main St. COLUMBIA—Upright model, beautiful m hogany phonograph. Price was $150, cu tomer's sacrifice at $05, with records. Must be sold at once. John A, Andrews Co., “The Blg Furniture Store." |BDISON DIAMOND DISC phonograph. in & | new condition, mahogany cabinet. Price| $50, with records. Convenient terms.| Widener's, 138 Main St. GULBRANBEN PLAYER PIANOS—Soliclt & ten minute playing test to demonstrate the superiority of these famous ments. A test will convince anyone, to play and easy to pay.” Henry Morans, 366 Main 8t, Opp. Myrtle St. KRANICK & BACH, Newby & Eva ter, Kohler & Campbell plancs. We n sold this line of planos for over 30 ¥ We guarantee. C. L. Plerce, FHONOGRAPH—Used but ¢ months and i | s new playing condition; eplendid ma- | Vacation Places For Rent 75 TNDIAN NECK, Branford; “Rena Cottage," 5 rooms, all improvements, John F. Sul- | _livan, 26 Wlison 8t., City; 'Phone 1124-3, INDIAN NECK—6 room cottage with all improvements. Completely furnished. Very desirable location, will rent uotil October Apply Watson & Jones, 294 Main . _Phone 2450, | MYRTLE BEACH —Nicely furnished cot- tage to rent. Inquire 250 Maple St. ‘Phons 1044-4. MYRTLE BEACH, Mliiford, Conn, Furnished cottages, $26 to $66 per week. Directly on or near the shore front. Geo. P. White. ® | WESTBROOK—Cottage, for first two Weeks 8| “in July; Tel. 2620 or 1101-d. WOODMONT—Merwin Beach, 7-room cot tage, water front, rent by month or se A, Leary, 10 Florence St., Hartford, lenses, GONSTRUCTION LOANS MADE _in any { amounts. Let us help you bulld. For fur- ther particulars e Morris Tulln, 131 Main St Phone 337-2, FIRST AND SECOND mortgage money in any amounts. W. L. Hatch Co. Oty Hall Bldg. GIRI, wanted for general office work, no experience necessary; High school gradu- ate preferred. Apply in own handwriting giving age and salary expected. Box 44, Herald, GIRLS wanted for restaurant work. Apply at once at Standard Steel and Bearing Co, restaurant, Plalnville. ‘ MORTGAGES—First mortgage money on| hand in amounts to satisfy applicants, | Parker & Demln(. 103 Main St. Tel. 2026. FIRST AND SBCOND MORTGAGES raoney T K. Vin- painting contract 82 now, payment. ber shoes and all kinds of rubber. 73 and machinery repaired. Wilcox, ma- G._Paimieri, 308 Main 8t. avallable In any amount on real estate. Church_8t, chinist, 204 Hart St. Tel. 1083-6. UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture. Al Repairing and Pi Tuning 33 | kinds of repalring. The Furniture Bx- change, 67 Arch Bt. A, J. LAWN MOWERS—8harpening and repair- —_—— ing. Horse and motor drawn, all 08, Dentists. our specialty, machine work, ng, | o= B, CONGER, braalug, cutting, carbon burning and aii | $25,00 Dentlst. kinds of edge tools sharpened. Fritz & ~uli™ Brendt, rear 31 Greenwood St. Tel. 163-13. | [E&in office 54 Phureh St xperienced, Grafe, Mgr. good position assured. Bo. Real Estate and Monul ] 1751, SoE accurate, experience, reference, x 34, Loa 131 Main Bt., New Britain. Phone 873-4. \U 252 Maln_ St. Tel. 22 "~ Dressmaking and Millicery HAND mads hai ty, dressmaking and sewing of al Violet Millinery, 366 Arch Bt. i LBBSONS In dressmaking. Speclal prices to FIANG 1UNING, cleaning and all kinds of | LIVE STOCK repairing. C. A. Humphrey, 97 8. Bur- | Cattle and swlne kind Box_596. Phone 1303. ] classes and clubs. Private lessons. Wom- an's Institute Method. Tel. Jane E. Glil, 646-6. ritt_St. Phone 2647, PTANO tuning. Am I still tuning pianos? ELEVEN piss, Tel. 666-3. W. 6. Norton, seven weeks old, for lllu. Kensington. EDUCATIONAL I should say I am. F. V, Btreeter, P. O. PLBATED SKIRT, fine knife and vox pleats Dogs, Cats, Pets 51 are fashionable this season. Hemstitching and butto! Ginsburg's £20p, 19 Walnut 8t. Phone 1338-3. Instrumental and Vocal 36 MANDOLIN, ukulele, Correct m modlm 59 Lincoln good _condition, $4.00. Tel. 1632-2. CANARY—Nice singor, also brass cage, in St.; instruction. . Benson Barker, Boot! Dyeing and Cleanin, 23 Li 2 Block, Tel. 2835, Tn New Britain Tuesday, OCLOTHES called, for and delivered by The | Eggs, Poultry, Supplies London Valet Service. Yo London Shop. | —iuréday and Saturday. Phone §85-3, Elm, corner Main 8t. Feed Co. 105 Arch Bt BABY CHICKS at New Britain Bird and CLEANING and dyelng is our exclusive bus- iness. Garments of all descriptions; draperies, portieres, curtains, cleaned or dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed. New Brit- EMPLOYME! Help—Men Wanted 41 and triple decks. Free catalogue. W. Leghorn pullets. Hall Bros., 645-2, Wallingford, Conn. FIALL mammoth incubators, single, double 8. O, 'Phone MILLBROOK Ice Cream for all occasions. ice cream in fancy forms, McEnros's West Main St., Tel. 1341. Household Articles 63 ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Big variety at re- duced prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 _Arch 8t. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. | DEDROOM SUITES, ¢ piece, of American | Walnut, from $159 up. All furniture | here is abgolutely guaranteed. Prompt | dellveries. Max Zucker, 518 Main St.| ‘Plione 509 FLORENCE oil cook _8tools, smokeless, more heat, less care, 17_Main_St. 3 RE for sale. Apply 48 Main | street. | GAS RANGE—A special sale on the well known satlsfaction giving Crescent Ranges, 3 and 4 burners, at $32 and higher. Pay a visit to the “Big Furni- ture Store” this week. John A. Andrews & Co. GAS WATER HEATERS 6old and installed on special terms. Choice of Ruud, Triplex and Holyoke. C. A. Hjerpe, 73 Arch St. P! all aizes, A. Cles- | FIANO—Upright, full size, good order, for SONORA BABY GRAND style, only slight- | | VIOCTROLA with records, VICTROLA with about 35 records for $46; VIC! VIOLIN in good condition; cost hogany upright cabinet, with several rec- ords, only $73. Widener's, 138 Main Bt.| | son. Conn.; ‘Phone 2-0678. K. L. Heyden, § Mid zase Berlin. e 2 $125; sell tonight. L. E. Andrews, 412 Arch Bt. | TANOS--We have placed over 3,000 Kohler & Campbell planos in this vicinity, in- cluding churches, schools, lodges, etc. Befors you buy, call and let us demon- strato. C. L. Plerce. ly used. Records fncluded. A real bar-| gain. Terms if desired. Henry Morans, 366 Main St. Opp. Myrtle St. Touws 1ike new; must be sold at once for $35. John A. Andrews & Co., The Big Furniture Store. mandolin_and violin, also. 394 Park St.; Tel. 1333-5. ROLA, PORTARLE—Just the machine you wact for this season of the year. We ! will include the selection of the latest | records on easy terms. Henry Morans, 365 Main St. Opp. Myrtie St. banjo, 75, will sell for §36. Mrs. M. Stepler, 242 Maln St. PAINTS AND WALLPAFELS for all _pur- | poses, for you spring cleaning. City Hard- ware Co, 49 East Main St. Tel. 3650. RANGE—Cablnet Glenwood, combination, in ainn Dry Cleaning Corp., 96 W. Main Bt. Phone 1323-3. Insurance—All Kinds 24 ACCIDENT, automobile and life. Surety and fidelity bonds. Philip M. Fagan, Gen, Ins., 131 Main St., Rooms 3 and 4; Tel. 3121, IIVE POULTRY bought ana sold, Bi BARBER wanted at 4 Rallroad Arcade, bought on market price; also, we The Arcade Barber Shop, BOY—To work In office; excellent chance to advance; state age; references. Box 50, Herald. BRICKLAYERS wanted at new Sterling Ave. Tel. 1 chicken coops, 50c a hundred; for e Herald office, 57 Church 8t. rofler: drt poultry free, Alsx Malamid, 82 Hartfo) SLD I\EWSPAPEE MATS — Lining for ale at AUTOMOBILE, iife, accident, health ena| Hall of Medicine. Rate $1.25 per hour, Apply 333 Cedar St., New Haven, Conn. EXPERIENCED dump truck driver; man who s willing to go out of town. Call between 5 and 6; Tel. 1216-5. Horses, Vehicles HORSE, harn and buggy. Main St., evenings. fire insurance, 1 ran 320 Teal Plainville, Conn. o John ’\'hnkl Co., FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 6EE -SooN AS' YA GET WAT HaE (777 FILLED YA 6TTA FILL TH' HOLE YA JUST DUG T FOUND A HOLE THAT T GOTTA FiLL= WANNA COME AN' 53 Bouth perfect condition, two ovens and brol hot water front, also a mahogany da enport bed upholstered in tapestry. N. Young, 11 Linwood; Tel. 1097-3. F. The “Finders keepers, losers weep- jers” idea is cld fashioned when Her- | ald classified ads are so generally| |adopted. b3 Better Leave It Alone, Willie! FINAL JEWELRY SALE—8elling out our | GIFT8 SEARLS for bihday gifts. ‘Watches, mmond‘.s: VJ!I‘H.I’ 67 entire ‘jewelry line at half price. Anniver- sary and wedding gifts at less than cost. Step in and: look at this stock. You'll | find some amaszing _bargains. Henry Morans, 365 Main 8t. Opp. Myrtie St. of Jewelry and wedding rings | at lowest prices. Himberg & Horn, 392 Main 8t. and 10 R. R. Arcade. La Tausca, Vacationists Wanted 75X CLINTON BEACH—Room to rent and board in private family; water front cot- tage; July and August. Grace MacLaugh- lan, Box b4, New Britain. iNDIAN NECK, BRANFORD — Cottage, 1005, now open; water front; boarders; good table; all facilities on trolley. Prices reasonable. Mrs. A. D. Frey. INDIAN NECK—Board and room, home cooking. For particulais write Jos. Tracy, Ridgewood Cottage, Branford. INDIAN NECK, Branford, “Bound View Cottage”; now ope week-end parties and by the week; reasonable rates. Mrs. E. sund. MAPLE HILL AVE. Mabie -room lhouse with all Anpmvm furnished or unfurnished; sll H.ld:n fruit, garage, billlard room, fine locaf near tolley, § minutes' walk to ub, aléo two bullding lots, Mra Lines, “Mapie Hill; Ter, p66a = o W PLAINVILLE — Two bouses, wodern imp: 17 Broad st, 2-family, 1 rovaments, Williams, Plalovilie. MYRTLE BEACH—Well furnished rooms on the water front, all _conveniences, reasonablo rates. Inquire Mrs. Brigardl, Elk_Cottage, Nickel St. BAYBROOK MANOR BBACH, Conn. Board and rooms or with light housekeeping privileges. W. G. Groth. | WVAVERLY PARK, Indlan Neck, Branford, Conn.; rooms to let with light housekeep- ing privileges, Mrs, Mary Gordon; Tel 1213-5—N. B. Baybrook, ‘Wanted—To Ml. kil ARCH BT, 635—Fun _All_innv lences, EAST MAIN BT, 10 suitable for 1 or 3 geutlemen, bath and all conveniences. ab Pho) GRAND 8T., 43— it desired. od hot wates, Very reasoas ii—Furnlshed rooms; boatd Tel. 1433-13. COR. LAKE—Nicely fi itable for 1 or 3 gentlemen. LAKE COURT, 10—~Large furnished l‘lfl. 2 minutes' walk lrnm‘Pon COTTAGE—6 rooms or more; small family; would agree to advance six months' rent; state rent. Herald, Box 13, WANTED—A small four or five room rent in western section by elderly couple. Box 11, Herald Office. YOUNG American couple would like & or § Deita, Le Princess, Ls Nere and Richelieu, In all sizes, from $3.00 up. The | Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Main St. i rooms in Western section of the Box 28JG, Herald. BY BLOSSER clty. 103-2. 61—Desirable a MAIN ST, modern_improvements. Apmv l.du . 45—§ingle ana aouble furnished; good locality; .“mh keeplug apartment, Iud fioor Jeft. MAPLE ST. Ii—Furnished room, sult man and wife or two gentlemen. Young, top foor, on right. ROOMS—Furnished or unfurnished, with op without a garage. Box 4, Herald. WEST MAIN 8T, 103—Light hor rooms, also 1 large front room, sultable for 1 or 2 men. WEST MAIN BT, 15{—Pleasant room man_and wife or two gentiemen. Rooms and Board " CHURCH &7, 25—Table boarders wanted; firet class table board. luquire'first tloor, Mre. Olson. Where To Dine DELANEY LUNCH—They all like to here. There' reason, too. The most ular restaurant in town. In the hotel. Opp. the Station. y Good food, cooked right s & hobbyy of ours, and it Is just what makes this taurant so popular. Blue piste every day. Presto Lunch, corner and Commeicial Ste. HAVE you tried T GENTLEMAN wishes room in b ily; mo other rooms. Box 320G, The “Finders keepers, losers ers” idea is old fashioned when ald classified ads are &0