New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1923, Page 13

Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 SAKLAND 6, touring; 1ate 1910 in fine con- | good tires, 57 Lin-| Trvine Jester, 193 Areh § “This is Btudebaker Year.' ode] 80 touring, newly over- hauled and painted for owner's use but now for Kale. Bix cord tires, good condi- tion, and accessories. Tel. 675-12, SVERLAND TOURING CARS—Z of (Rem at real low prices; condition of both _go0d. 'Phone 2051-2. !E‘qn, 1921, sedan ood__condition; thoroughly overhlulnd new paint, good tires. For demonstration call C. A. Bence, 51 Main Bt. Phone 2215. 'Phone 811, REO USED CAR DEPT,— Offer the Following: 1922 Reo Speedwagon chassis. 2, 1920 Reo Speedwagon 1 1-2 ton. 2, 1919 Reo Speedwagon 1 1-2 ton. Ford roadster with delivery body. Kissel Kar sedan, KENNETH M. SEARLE CO., COR, ELM & MAIN STS. PHONE 2110. R U GOING Td.BUY A NEW FORD BEDAN? Here is a brand new one, run only 300 miles, that can be bought at a big sav- ing.. Look this over before you buy, A, G. HAWKER, $2 ELM ST. TEL. 2456 CRIPPS-BOOTH car, 1919, good mechan| cal condition. Price right. Inquire 61 Connecticut_avenue, BTANLEY STEAMER—7 passengur touring car with new boiler. “This car is in excel- lent shape méchanically. M. Irving Jes- ter, 183 Arch St., 'Phona 811, “This is e Studebaker Year." 2 R, C. Rudnlph, 127 Cherry 8t.; VACATION AUTOMOTIVE Service Stations, Repairing S BUSINESs SERVICE ] —_—— Moving, Trucking, Storage 28 " Places For Rent—Head Rent—Headmg 75, and “Vacationists Wanted,” Heading 75x, Carry Sug- Reading Habit, Under Those Two Headings. EMPLOYMENT Situations Wanted—Men 44 AUTOMOBILE PAINTING BHOP—Isldore Ravizza, rear 332 Park St, Phone 576-13. House phone 213-13, rear 78 Prospact Bt AUTOMOBILE running board molding put on, All varietiea replaced. Remember that service 18 our alm and that we are auto hody and radiator cxperts, O, Becker, Corbin_Place. Phone 663, BATTERIES—When iu_trouble aud tu need of good batteries or skilled service see us first. Bdw. Zack at the City Service Sta- tion, Hartford Ave, at Stanley St. BODIES, lamps, radlators and fenders re- paired to a new conditiom Cores installed. Low prices. New England Radiator| Works, 3 5. Main St. Phone 860 GARS WABHED, pdiish olled and greased. Authorized llmnnll statlol Clark's Automobile Laundry, rear 33 Main 8t. Phone 1344, CROWLEY'S AUTO WASH station. Caré washed, polished and greased. Prompt service, 12 West Pearl St. Tel. 3020. CYLINDER GRINDING and repairing % the Curtaln Automotive Service Co. 461 *West Main St. Phone 587-4. EXPERT repairing on all makes of cars. Up to date auto laundry, West Main Gar- age, 103 West Maln St. Tel. 2750, GENERAL REPATRING and overhauling by expert mechanics. Bervice car at your disposal at any time. Fireproof garage. Charland's Auto Service Station, 432 Main street. HUDSON & ESSEX service. Oharges con: sistent with workmanshlp. McGauley aund Bennett, 139 Arch 8t. Phone 1199, HAVE your carbon burned out so that your car won't knock on your next trip, Btop In anytime during the day or Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday nights, and *we will do it while you wait. Auto Re- pair Co,, 538 East Main 8t., 'Phone 2016-3. yeneral re- . Day and night Translents accommodated, Low rates Tel. 1735, 121 Washington street. RADIATOR, fender and body repairing; sol- dering of all kinds. Rear 18 Winthrop St,, Leonard & Leonard, BTARTING, lighting and ignition wQrk. Satisfactory service. Electrical parts for sale. Clark's Automobile Laundry, resr 238- Main St. Phone 1344. TOPS, side curtains and seail covers, made over and repaired at Doolittle's Auto Top _ Bhop, 236 Maln Bt. STUDEBAKER, 1931, Special Six roadster, new paint, tires, top and upholstery ex- cellent. Engine in perfect shape. Price is $700. Terms to suit purchaser. M. Lrving Jester, 103 Arch St. “This is a Stude- baker year.” BTUDEBAKER, 1031, special car; very good appearance; a bargain. R. C. Rudolph, Bt.; 'Phone 2051-2. TEMPLAR-—Very classy speedster, painted deep maroon, wire wheels; sale price, $650. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park street, Hartford, USED CARS—One 1917 Stuts speedster touring; one 1918 Oldsmaobile touring; one 1919 Chevrolet 490 coupe; one 1921 Chevrolet 490 touring; one 191§ Franklin roadster; one 1917 Chandler chummy roadster, American Sales Co., 8 Elm Bt. USED CARBS—An exgellent selection of Iight used cars. You'll agree they are the best bargains in' town, $50 up. M. Irving Jes- ter, 193 Arch St. “This is a Studebaker year.” $100 CASH takes choice:. 1919 Oakland, 1919 Reo, 1920 Overland; balance $25 a month for five payments. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St., Hartford, Auto Parts and Accessories 11 six touring good _tires; 127 Cherry WELDING, BRAZING and cutting, 8cored cylinders filled by guaranteed process. Nels J. Nelson, 513 E: St. Phone 1638-3. — BUSINESS SERVICE * ] —_— Barbers, Hairdressers, Masseuses 18 at SPECIAL prices on permanent waves Irene's Beauty shop, 141 Main St, 2889, Tel. HATRCUTTING — Mothers, we have two |} amuse kiddies hobby-horse chairs to while having their hair trimmed. Hours, % a. m. to 8 p. m. 82 Church. Opp. Beloin. Bullding and Contract BRICKLAYING and _plastering, and jobbing. Beh & Heslin, contract 501, West CHIMNEY REPAIRING and and plaster work. Work gua.antee J. McLarney, 131 Clark 8t. Plone 1744-2 ELKWCTRICAL WORK, wi.ing and fixtures, send a card to A. Tyler, b53 Stanley Bt. " Business Service Rendered 19 20 DEVELOPING and printing. stedt do your finishing. AUTO accessories, tires, vulcanizing, stor- age batteries and battery repalring. T, H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut St.; Phone 1418-3 AUTOMOTIVE- BQUIPMENT—Gasoline, oila, greases and tire service. Chrk’l Auto Ac- cessory Shop, 138" Bo. Main S LET us recharge and Inspect m before you Dln it into service for the summer. A, G. Hawker, 53 Blm St Te 3466, BATTERIGS—Ask the man wWho ownd & Philadelphia. ' Guar, 2 years. J. M. Fare rell, 110 Franklin Square. Phone 13218, BALE on tire tubes; also fabric and cords, 30x3 to 36x6. ilu each. 336 East Main St: Phone 635-3. UBE Dmm 'Thmu"d" mrd l! you value the appearance The Ball Tire Co, 210 A.!nh l‘. TGL !14'. —_ e e e e mumbers W 587; night, 1843-3. Louis Miller. _——— Garages To Let 14 HARRISON BT, 113—Garage to rent. ¥. W, Loomis, 112 Harrison St. Tel 2640. Motorcyctes and Bicydles 15 INDIAN motorcycle with side car. A real bargain if taken at once, Inguire at 79 Church Bt. MOTORCYCLBS—Bxoellent values in used motorcycles now on. One 1916 Indian, 345. Two 1917 Indians, $65 each. Two 1919 Indians, §125 each. One 1920 In- dlan Scout $150. All thess machines are in good running order. Charles E. Had- fleld, 21 Myrtle St. Phone 1706. Service Stations, Repairing 17 AUTO TOP, slip cover and side curtains, made and repaired; auto bodys of eveéry description upholstered and repaired. Over 20 years' experience at this business. J. W, Walsh Auto Top & Upholstering Co., 207 Elm_St. Phone 2649. ACETYLENE WELDING, brazing and car- bon burning. Commercial Welding Co., 227 Glen St., pear Ellis. Phone 2899. ACETYLENE WBLDING, cutting and bras- ing. Carbon burning. Hardware Oity Welding_Co. 18 Winthrop St. Tel. 2859, ARCH ST. RADIATOR WORKS— Buccessors to Hulquist Bros. Expert repairing, aji kinds of auto radiators, smashed fenders, bodies, etc. Work guaranteed perfect at_lowest prices. 107 Arch. Phone 1709. AUTO REPAIRING done by sWlied me- chanic; also used cars for sale. Heleen Garage, 107 Arch St. Phone 132, ORTHOPEDIO 8 Special shoes made to order. strect. Phone 762. 73 Church EOOPING paper 80ld or appiled. Materials and work absolutely guaranteed to nog leaks. City Hardware' Co. 49 East Mal; Bt. - Phone 2650, BIGNS, show cards, banners, bulletin work. Leading pictorial artists. FPrompt service. Art Bign Co., 287 Main St. OPHOLSTERING of antique_furniture. All kinds of repairing. The “Furniture Ex- change, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. an Dentists. J. B. CONGBR, Dentlst. 3253 Main St. Tel. 1751 Dressmaking and Millinery 22 HAND made hats a speclalty, dressmaking and sewing of all klndx ‘Violet Millinery, 365 Arch St. STITCHING and dressmaking. Madame Blanchette, 36 Pear] Court. Tel. 2569-2. LESSONS In dressmaking. Special prices to classes and clubs. Private lessons. Wom- an's Insttute Method, Tel. Jane K. Glil, 546-5. PLEATED SKIRT, fine knife and vox pleats are fashionable this season. Hemstitching and buttons. Ginsburg's ekop, 19 Walnut St. Phone 1338-3. Dyeing and Cleaning 23 CLOTHRS called for and delivered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop, 43 Main St Phone 3098. GLEANING and dyelng 1s our exclusive bus- iness. Garments of all descriptions; . ries, portieres, curtains, cleaned or dyed, Satistaction guaranteed. New Brit- aion 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 8t., Rooms 3 and 4; Tel, 3131, AUTOMOBILE, life, accident, heaith ana fire insurance. Holland & Dunne, General Insurance, 23 William St. Phone 1089-14.! FIRE insurance and real estate. 8ee The John_CTooke .Co., Pluinville, Conn. HARDWARE CITY CO-OPERATIVE ASSO-. CIATION—Specialists in Automobile, Ac- cident and Health Insurance. Frank H. Shields, Mgr. INSURANCE—AIl kinds, best and strong- est companies, prompt, efficient service. P. J. Murray & company, 325 Maln street. Phone 2081-3. Lawyers—Patent Attorneys 25 H, G. MANNING, ex-patent examiner. New Britain office in Walk-Over Shoe Store, 5:30-6 p. m., Thursday. Headquarters, ‘Waterbury. Do justics to your kodaking efforts by having Ohrn- 72 West Main St. i REPAIR _BHOP— INTER URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE— The fact that it has been necessary to add to our equipment, until we are now running several trucks, testifies to the growth of our trucking business which 18 rapidly extendiug into nearby cities and towns. Our greatest aim ls in giving good service. That we are doing this 1s proved by th fact that frequently our firm 18 recelving orders and taking care of work in nearby cities for people who want high grade Bervice, During the pasi month our trucks have carried household goods to the following Grlnv lle, N. Y.; Plainfield, Mount Pittafield, Hilistown, Buzzards Capo Cod, Mase many plaos nearer home which goes to show that the publlc appreciates the endeavors we have put forth,to serve them by giving the best that can be obtalned. We specialize in moving planos and houses hold gooda. Packing, Crating and Shipping by men who know how. ‘NJ.ER URBAN TRANBFER & STORAGE 167% MAIN BTREET. TEL. 2002—2090, FANITOR wanted, must be under 55 years of age. Address Herald, Box 1. MAN who thoroughly understands brass and nickel plating. Good wages, steady work. The Risdon, Manufacturing Co., Naugatuck, Conn. MERCHANDISE Footwear and Clothing 61 gestions Every Day During the Summer Months, For Families Who Must Have Fur- nished Cottages or For Individuals Who Want Board and Room on the Waterfront. Even Though You Have Made Up Your Mind Where To Go, Glance Over the Ads Probably Your Plans Can Be Improved On. Form the \ ' MERCHANDISE ’ Musical Instruments 66 BATHING SUITE—White, jersey, blue trunks combination, $1.50 to $4.25. One- plece bathing suits $1.95 to $3.96. Army & Navy Supply Co., 58 Church St MANDOLIN—Gibson mandolin, Model A-2. Will sell for about one-half today's cost. In perfect condition. Address Box 4, Herald office. SHOES—Best for a farmer, Boft and good to wear; also best line of dress oes. Full line Ball Band footwear. All guar- anteed. Joe Mortelliti, 86 Church street. BTRAW HATS of the best material and workmanship, $3.35 to 3$3.45. “The Retall PHONOGRAPH—Portable model, look them PIA for vi $5 to $50. Come In John A. Andrews. Upright, full good order, for $1.00 4 week. Will sell quick.. Call tonight. L. E. Andrews, 412 Arch Bt. tion use, fro; and Btore wtih t ‘Wholesale Prices.” Con- rad the Hatter, 319 Main St. RELIABLE man wanted to work in plumb- ing and hardware store. Tel. 512 or call at 34 Dwight St. TEAMSTER—Rellable man to drive double team. Steady work. R. H. Battey, corner West Maln and Corbin Ave. TOUNG mean with motorcycle and side caf ‘wishes companion to accompany him on a trip west. If interested write Box 4SA, Herald. Help—Women Wanted 42 Good Things 1o Eat 62 PIANOB—We nave placed over 3,000 Kohler & Campbell planos in this vicinity, in- cluding churchee, schools, lodges, etc. Before you buy, call and let us demon- strate, C. L. Plerce. LAMB CHOPS from genuine spring lamb, 45c per Ib. Jonmes Quality Market, 10 Myrtle St.; 'Phone 285. MITL.LBROOK Ice Cream for all occasions; ice cream in fancy forms. McEnroe's, West Main St. Tel. 1341. PRUNES for sale. Between 25 and 30 bask- ets. Call at “! Hm 8t. for further in- formation. COMPETENT maid fof general housework, No washing. Mrs. Frank Wachter, 104 Harrison Bt. GIRI, wanted for general housework. One ‘who understands cooking. Apply 193 Main St. Phone 2016. MATD for general housework. Curtis street. Apply 22 Househola Articles (] ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Big variety at re- duced prices. THe Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. TALKING MAC VICTROLACabinet model with 12 SBONORA BABY GRAND style, only slight- ly used. Records included. A real bar- gain. Terms if desired. Henry Morans, 305 Main_St. Opp. Myrtle St. TNE—HIgh grade, new parior table style, latest; and records. Make cash offer at once. L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch St. USED machine bargains for vacation use in our grafonola dept. John A. Andrews & Co. selec- $35. Fine playing condition. John “The Big Furniture tions, A. Andrews & Co., Store.” ART RUGS—AIl artistic designs, all sizes, $6.49 and up. B. Berson, 503 Main Bt. Phone 1165, LOCAL and long distance moving. Halvarson, b Falrview Bt. We iv mates. Phone 3 AUTO TRUCKING—Ashes removed general jobbing. Manure for sale, ‘Cwining. * Tel. 2677-3. and C. ¥, STENOGRAPHER _ wanted. Qualificatio good experiences, accuracy and neatness in work, well recommended. Good oppor- tunity for right party. Box 19, Herald. WOMAN to do cleaning. Bteady work. Ap- ply Court 8t. hospital, eity. REO BUS—Parties taken out and general trucking, Call evenings. Pleffer's. Kxpress. Phone 666-4. g VURNITURE aud plano moving. General trucking of all kinds. Geo, H. Bme 68 Bassett St. Tel. 830 JOBEPH ARBOUR & SON— New York and New Britaln trucke men. Local and long distance moving, Local Phone New York Phone Cortland TRUCKING of ail kinds. Licensed truck for party hire. N, P. Blauohetts, 140 Cherry strect. Phone 764 Pressing and Tatlloring 29 WOMEN to do fancy work at home, Spars hours. Material furnished. Good pay. Stamped envelope brings particulars. Un- derwood Art Goods Co., Portsmouth, Ohlo, YOUNG girl or woman to wash dishes and make herself useful in small boarding house. Apply 28 Church St. Tel. 252, Help—>Men or Women 43 HIGH SCHOOL commercial graduates, or normal students with at least a year of Gregg shorthand, to prepare for teaching and managing .branches of The Higgin- son Business institute, Middletown. Posi- tions guaranteed to those who qualify. Two wanted immediately for fall positions. L FINANCIAL Money lmned 48 CLOTHES called for and deilvered by The London Valet BService. Ye London B8hop, 43 Main St. Phone 3008. FIVE DOLLARS OFF reg. prices of sults and topcoats during July and August. J. Wuck, 69 Arch Bt. ALLIS TAILOK BHOP—Cleaning and press- ing, sults made to order. 130 SBouth Maln L., oppvéite High school. BUITS for spring nd summer, of genuine English woolens, 316 and up. Btyle, qual- ity and fit absolutely guaranteed, Javk Salonia, 100 Lafayette Bt Printing, anblnxf,#s'uflonery 80 KULPER PRINTING CO ' Booklets, cata- logues, programs, adver.sements, circu- lars, posters, ofice stationery, factory forms, color work. Prompt service and good_work. 325 Main St. Phone 777. QUALITY PRINT SHOP, 338 Maln 5t. All kinds of printing ,at lowest rates. Tel. 559-5, Call us up and let us give you an_estimate. Professional_Services 31 EYB GLASSES repaired, broken lenses du- plicated from the pieces. K. Vincent, 252 Main St. BURGICAL and @ress corsets made to o der, Mrs. Mack D. Hall, R. N, Reg! tered Corsetiere, 8 Main St. Tel. 798-4. WATCHES AND CLOCKS of all makes re- paired, inspected and cleaned. K. Vin- cent, 82 Main Bt. WRIBT WATCH repairing a speciaity at B. Georges, 166 Main St. Room 10, Opp. Dickinson Drug_Co. Repairing and Piano Tuning 32 BEDDING—Have your work done ¥ now. Mattresses, box eprings, cushions, etc, renovated and remade equal to new and returned same day. New bedding made to order. Upholstering, Haruware City Bed- ding Co., 60 Tremont St. Tel. 2431-4. LAWN MOWERS—Sharpening 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 and __Brendt, rear, 31 Greenwood St. Tel, 163-12 PIANGS AND PLAYERS tuned and re- paired. Walter H. Kovel, 40 Main 8t Phone 1098-5. PIANO 1UNING, cleaning and all kinds of repairing. C. A. Humphrey, 97 8. Bur- ritt_St. Phone 2647. A PIANO tuning. Am I still tuning planos? Yes, 5 or 6 days a week. F. V. Streeter, P. O. Box 596 Phone 1303. i EDUCATIONAL ] R e et Local and Private Instructors 87 TUTORING in _mathematics. English and Latin. Call 2120, l EMPLOYMENT Help—Agents Wanted 40 CONSTRUCTION LOANS MADE in any amounts. Let us help you build. For fur- ther particulars see Morrls Tulin, 131 Main St. Phone 387-2. FIRST AND BMCOND mortgage money In any amounts, W. L. Hatch Co. Clty Hall Bldg. FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES raomey avallable in any amount on real estate, G. Palmieri, 308 Main 8i. MONEY to loan on second mortgage. Schultz & Costello, 242 Main Bt. MORTGAGEM—Firat mortgage money on hand in amounts to satisfy applicants. Parker & Deming, 193 Main 8t. Tel. 2026, $25,000 to loan on 2d mortgages. Morris Tulin, Real Estate and Mortgage Loans, main office, 54 Church St., Htfd, branch, 131 Main St., New Britain. Phone 387-2. BEDS—500 beds now In stock. Special dis- count of 15% given to every buyer. B. Berson, 503 Main 8t. Phone 1165, BEDROOM BUITES, ¢ plece, of American Walnut, from $159 up. All furniture here is absolutely guaranteed. Prompt deliveries. Max Zucker, 616 Main St., AUGUST SPECIAL—A 25% VICTROLA, PORTABLE—Just the machine you wazt for this season of the year, We will include the selection of the latest records on easy terms, Henry Morans, 365 Main 8t. Opp. Myrtle 8t. 87 Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Teduction _on our entire stock during this month., The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Main St. Phone 609, DRESSBERS—AIl suitable sizes and finish- ings, $12.95 and up. B, Berson, 503 Main St. Phone 1165. MATTRESSEB—Guarantee pure white cot- FINAL JEWELRY SALE—Selling out our entire jewelry line at half price. Anniver- sary and wedding gifts at less than cost, Step in and look at this stock. Youw'll find some amazing bargains. Henry Morans, 366 Main 5t. Opp. Myrtle 8t. ton, all sizes, $9.95 and up. B. Berson, 503 Main St. Phone 1165. PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS for all pur- GIFTS of Jjeweiry and wedding rings at lowest prices. Himberg & Horn, 393 Main St. and 10 R. R. Ascade. poses for your spring cleaning. City Hardware Co., 49 East Main St. Tel. 2650, PARLOR stove for sale at 286 Maple St. second floor. Call after 6 o'clock. RUUD gas water hcaters in all sizes. Tank and Instantaneous models. We install. A, BPECIAL for the month of Aug. only, a 26 piece set of Rogers' knives, forks and spoons at §5.00. 1. Resnick, “Mfg., Jew- eler,” 340 Main St., Opp. Commercial St. Wanted—Articles To, Buy 68 A. Mills, 80 West Main St. Phone 381. SPECIAL sale of inlaid linoleum and con- goleum rugs for 10 days. Inlaid linoleum reduced from $2 to $1.50 sa. yd. Rugs, 9x12 are $12.50; 9x10 1-2 rugs, $13 and 6x9 are §7. Edward Gorfain, 168 Arch FURNITURE—We will buy It at fair prices. The Furniture Bxchange, 67 Arch Bt, A J. Grafe, Mgr. FURNITURE of all ‘kinds. Highest prices paid. Call at once, L. Zeldes, 151 Oak St. Phone 3091-4. St. Phone 869-3. THE Holyoke four coll gas water heater has 32 ft. cooper coil. Heats quick, saves gas. Installed on easy terms. Ericson & Johnson, 3¢ Dwight St. WINDOW SHADES The Staten Island Window Shades Mfg. JUNK—We buy magazines, papers, rags, We pay good 81 Oak Bt. Tel all prices. 3091-3. kinds of furniture. A. Rodinsky, JUNK of all kinds. We are paying the best market prices for newspapers, maga- zines and rags, Call L. Zeldes, 151 Oak §t.Phone 3091- Co., are making shades to order, of the best material, side hemmed, hang them on your windows, and guarantee them for 6 years, for less cost to you than stock shades. A phone or postal will bring us with samples for 1 or 1,000 shades, H. ARMOUR, 721 Maln St. Room 40, Tel, Charter 5961-2 Hartford, Conn, WE pay fair pri for any nousehold ticles, Just drop a card to . M. Ben- Jamin, 115 Beaver St. Phone 1330. —— LREAL ESTATE FOR RENT | —ee Apartmenu and ’l‘enemenu 69 5 ~ Merchandise at The Stores 65 CAMP OUTFITTERB—We carry everyihing FIVE room apartment, ““modern improve- ments, $35. Adults. Schultz & Costello, Inc, 242 Main 8t. for the camper. Army & Navy Supply Co., 56 Church 8t. YOUR MONEY NEEDS— Can be supplied readily and without burdening you. Borrow the Bene- ficlal way. We make immediate con- fidential loans up to $300 at legal interest rates. Repayments are on terms of your own choosing. CERTAIN.TEED shingles and roofing paper FARMINGTON AVE., 98—5 room tenement with all Apply to abeve address. improvements. at the lowest prices in town; general hardware. Frank Nair, Inc. CROQUET SETS—§ mallet outfits at $2.75, HARRISON ST.—One seven room suite, new conveniences. Apply G. McCauley, 301 Park 8t. Phone 5. house, with all $3.75, $4.00 and $4.75. These sets are substantlally mads and are marked low. kit “8t. C. A. Hjerpe, BENEFICIAL TOAN BOCIETY, PROFEBSSIONAL BUILDING, ROOM 104, TEL, 1843, LIVE STOCK 1 Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 HALL mammoth incubators, single, doubls and triple decks. Freo catalogue. 8. O. W. Leghorn pullets, Hall Bros, 'Phons 645-2, Wallingford, Conn. LIVE POULTRY bought ana eold. Broilers bought on market price; also, we dress poultry free. Alex Malamid, 82 Hartford Ave. Tel. 1665. GLD NEWSPAPER MATS — Lining for chicken coops, 60c a hundred; for sale at Herald office, 67 Church St, MERCHANDISE ] Articles For Sale 55 NATIONAL Casn Registers, new and sec- ond hand, also repairing. 204 Main St., City. NEW ,and second hand cash registers and scalés; also repairing. T. 8. Cash Regis- ter Co.,, 13 Washington Place, Tel. 2941. Business and Office Equipment 57 FLAT TOP DESK, 60" quartered oak top, double pedestal, 6 drawers, only $37.50. Drop center typewriter desk 50", $42.50, Adkins Printing Co,, 66 Church Ct. TUNDERWOOD typswriter No. 4. Excellent condition, reasonable price, late model. Address Herald, Box 25. » TENTS-— 6x7 Boye' Scout tend§ Khaki Drill. $6.50 7x7 Wall tent, white, single filled Duck i 7x9 Wall tent, double filied Duck. ,317.80 8x10 WIH tent, white double filled MAIN ~ ST.—5, 8, 7, room apartments, steam heat, hot water and janitor service, See Cohn about it at 15 Main St MAPLE ST., VINE BT., 1505 room tenement on 1at all improvements, steam heat, and Inquire 3d floor. Aduits only. floor, garage. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ‘Bullding and Business Property BUILDING LOTsS on easy payments parts of the city st prices much i than will be asked next year. The W. latch Co, City Hall building, Building Lots ¥or i Bszmznn—mn?ora road and w t., very desirable carner lot. Size Ln tion and surroundings best. Inquire ow! 28 Alblon Bt., Waterbury, Comm. Phone 1617-4. A LINWOOD ST.—Cholce building lot, Im Price only $900. Star Real Estate & Ine surance Co., 163 Main St. Phone 605-3. 0_ft. bulding lot, Will sell for leas than assersment. H. J, Folren, 4 Elm street. Phone 1790 i Farms For Sale = BERLIN—100 acres, 76 acres mfi‘% orchard, cow barn, silo, tie-up for head, horse barn, hen-houses, green- all farm machinery, 100 tons hay in barn, 12 room house, running water. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St., city. FARM—55 acres, good e)ght Toom Rouse barns, poultry house, workshop, etc. 10 cows, two horses, 500 fruit trees, one acre grapes, all crops and tools, on {mproved road, ona mile from center; only $1,500 ash required. Owner must sell. D, O. oleman, Southington, Conn, POULTRY FARM of 10 acres, 15 minuts walk to car. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St. ON STATE ROAD and trolley line, farm of 45 acres, modern house, hen houses for 500 chickens, barn, silo, many fruit treas Address Farm, Herald Office. House+ For Sale ] BELVIDERE— Now being finished. Two of the most practical cottages ever built. One 10 rooms, Epace for two autos. Onmly about 400 feet rom the entrance gates of the: State New Normal school. What a chance for someone. A fine home for a large famly or a home that will bring in money. Think of it, 6 chambers with in- built “dressers and all convenisnces. The other: 6 or 7 room, large lot, gArage. Here are some of the neighbor's expres- sions: It's a peach of a home. It's the best you ever built. If I could sell mine, 1 would surely buy it right away, ete. If you want an attractive home step lively. The builder likes to have the buyer select his own wall paper, color of paint. Dén't delay. Bee H. L. Christopher, 476 Com- monwealth Ave, before it's too late, For appointment Phone §98-14. Belvidere—Bungalow. Price $4,700. Berlin §t—Berlin, 12 room house, one of two familles. Price $12,000. Elm Hill—6 room cottage. Price $5,000. " Day St.—3 family house, Price $9,000. Hawley St.—2 family house. Price $10,000. Linden §t.—2 family house, Price $7,600. Stanley 6 room cottage. Price $7,600. Rhodes 5t.—2 family house. Price $10,500. HOME BANKING & REALTY CO. 86 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 1728, arge 2 family house for Murray & Co., 325" Maln ‘St BERLIN ST, sale. P. J. Phone 2031-3. CENTRALLY located néew 3 family house. Steam heat, modern plumbing, sidewalks and sewers; two extra lots, 3-car garage. Pays 10 per cent on $14,000, Can be bought considerably less. H. J' Foiren, 4 Elm 8t. Phone 1780. EAST ST.—3 family house, 15 rooms, with all improvements; price $10,600, small amount of cash required. Watson and Jones, 204 Main St. Tel. 2450, FAIRVIEW ST.—For sale, 3 tenement houss of 18 rooms, 1-4 acre lot. A bargain! Aaron Danlelson & Co., 131 Main St. IF you are looking for a bargain in a thres family 15 room house, 3 furnaces, all modern improvements, 3 yrs. old, 13%, 20 minutes' walk from center, see Holland & Dunne quick, 23 William Bt Phone 1069-14. JEROME 8T,—Four j-tenement Rouses ot 15 rooms each, all completely modern. These houses can be bought with a small amount of cash down. Morris Tulin, 131 Main St. Phone 387-2. NORTH MAIN ST., 626—7 room apartment with all’ improvements. Steam heat. B. Berkowitz. 18—Modern 6-room and_garage. apartment WEST MAIN ST, 381—Nine room cottage, suitable for rooming house. All modern improvements. Phone 544, WEST MAIN AND SHoRMAN COURT—A few choice apartments left, 5 and 6 rooms each, completely modern year round; hot water, tile bath with show- ers, janitor service. lInquire 19 Bradley 8t.; 'Phone 2112, PLEASANT ST.—12 room, ? family house, with extra large lot. Fine neighborhood, Price right. Lockwood, Real Lstate and Insurance, City Hall, BOUTHWESTERN PART OF CITY—Two tenement house, 12 rooms, all improve- ments, fireplace, etc. 2 car garage, new, For sale cheap. Reasonable cash payment required. Aaron Danielson & Co., 151 Main St. TWO fne single homes with extra 1ots where you can enjoy quiet and still work in town. One has all improvements. Lock= wood, Real Estate & Ins., City Hall, 9%x12 “nll tent, ‘white doum”mied 12x14 “’Ill lunt. whlta double Duck ... Rental prices on any of the above tents quoted on application. EDDY AWNING & DEC. CO., CITY HALL PLACE., ARCH ST, ARCH ST., 621—Store, Business Places For Rent 70 172-—Btore 30x60, steam heat, central location, well adapted for suto- mobile or any other business. Claude J. Leroux, 174 Arch St. Phone 1336. suitable either for dry goods or meat market, in very good location, Inquire 619 Arch St. Mrs. Gins- berg. MAIN ST.—Store to rent, reasonable; also modern apartments. See Cohn at once at 16 Main street. BMALL factory, central location, with pow- er. Schultz & Costello, Tnc., 242 Maln St. Vacation Places ¥or Rent 5 PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS—We carry & full line for exterfor and interior work. Complete line glass and hardware. Lehr- BAY VIEW, Milford. 6 room cottage, all modern improvements, for month of Aug. Inquire F. W. Loomis, 112 Harrison St. Phone 2640. er's, 176 East Main St. Phone 1181-5. PUP TENTS, Luggage, cots, §3.98; blankets, $1.25 up; ponchos, knapsacks, canteens, mess kits, toilet kits, haversack, duck MYRTLE BEACH, Conn. _Furnished cot- tages, $25 to $50 per week. Several open for immediate occupancy. Geo. P. White, 133 Enst Broadway or Tel. Milford, 578. trousers, khaki pants, bathing suits, army lockers, kit navy hammocks, breeches, leggina and one thousand other items too numerous to mention. Army & SEASIDE BEACH, Milford. Nicely furnished cottage on waterfront, with all improve- ments, from Aug. 18 to Sept. 4th. Inq. L. E. Bunce, 56 Francis St. Tel 713-3. Navy Supply Co., 56 Church 8t. Musical Instruments 66 PEOPLE wanted to help extend Rawlelgh Good Health Service direct to every Sell Rawleigh Quality Household Products. They satisty and bring steadi- ly increasing repeat business. Profits large. Experience or capital unnecessary. Eleven million dollar company teaches you how and continues to help you. W. T. Rawleigh Co., Dept. 2274, Freeport, Ill WE need an industrious, reputable lady or gentleman to represent the genuine J. R. Watkins Products in New Britain. A few go0d territories also open in other nearby cities. The national Products have bee since 1868. Don't accept any other offer until you get our proposition—it's differ- ent. Full particulars and samples are free. Write today, J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 81, New York, N. Y. Help—Men Wanted 41 home. NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENOY- Booth's block, Est. 1866, by Jas. Shep: ard. Louls M. Schmidt, 259 Main Bt. Telephone New Britain and Hartford. Herald Classified ads are now an established step in the progress of New Britain’s second hand market. DISHWABHERS wanted at once. Apply at Standard Steel & Bearing Co. restaurant, Plainville. DRUG clerk wanted. Registered preferred, for rellef work or steady position. East St. Pharmacy, city. EXPERIENCED driver wants job ariving truck. Box 30, Herald office. SAFES—A private wall safe In your home 18 a convenience and its protection against fire and theft is an economy in keeping with true thrift, Jewels, sliverware, of- fice money and your own can be kept safe from prying eyes and hande. Sis exterior, 10"x15"x12; interior 6”x8"x9". Large enough for your needs; small enough for wall or any corner in the den or library. Price $25. A genuine insurance at low cost. Adkins, 66 Church 8t. Feed and Fuel 59 FATTEN your birds and profit by using Purina Chicken Fatena. For sale at N. B. Bird & Feed Co., 105 Arch St. Tel. 1121-3, Fertilizers, Seeds, Plants 60 SPRAY MATERIALS—This is the time to #pray your trees and vines for dormant spray] liquid llme, sulphur and dry lime sulphur. Rackliffe Bros. Inc, Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 1076, GOLUMBIA upright mahogany phonographs. Special reduced prices on every machins, to make room for the new models coming in, Records free with every machine. A small amount of cash secures any of them. Balance on easy terms. Widener's, INDIAN NECK, VMOMAUGUIN, East Haven, Vacationists Wanted 75X “BRANFORD — Cottage, water front; boarders; facilities, on trolley. Mrs. A. D. Frey. Tonn. Molly-0 cottage on waterfront. Rooms, board if desired. Write Mrs. Walsh. 1805, now open; good table; all Prices reasonable. 138 Main St COLUMBIA RECORDS-—-Most of the latest ‘Wanted—To Rent 77 selections, all selling at 1-3 price. Widen- er's, 138 Main 8t. FIVE or six room tenement by American family of 5. Box 3, Herald office. PORTABLE phonograph, special vacation model, $5 to $50. Terms to suit. John A. Andrews & Co. "“The Big Furniture Btore. GRANBY—3 brand new upright mahogany phonographs, formerly priced at $125, $150 and $175, now selling at $85, $100 and §125 with records. These machines play Edison records perfectly. Widener's, 138 Main St GULBRANSEN PLATER PIANOS—Solicit & ten minute playing test to demonstrate the superiority of these famous instru- ments. A test will convince anyone. “Easy SEEDS—Get your seeds in seacon, Assort- ment_complete, prices low, at Lehrers, 176 East Main St SEEDS of all kinds, high in germination, | for garden or farm. S. P. Stropls, 113 Church St. , to play and easy to pay.” Henry Morans, 365 Main 8t. Opp. Myrtle 8t. FIVE OR SIX ROOM PLAINVILLE real estate, tenement In_good wanted by Oct. 1, by References. Her- section of city, young American couple. ald, Box 33. ‘ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | — e Agents—Real Estate 8 ANDREWS LAND CO.—Houses and lots in Belvidere section. 1557 Stanley Bt., ‘Phone 86; bought and sold. Mortgage loans. Skinner, 8mith Co., Neri block, Plainville. Phone 41-4. KRANICK & BACH, Ncwby & Evans, Lee- ter, Kohler & Campbell planos. We have s0ld this line of planos for over 30 years. We guarantee. C. L. Plerce. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS REAL est Tell us what you want. We'li Real estate. Tell us what you We'll dispose of it. Cunningham & Wm!n‘er Plainville, Conn., Neri Bldg. BY BLOSSER it. WEST END—Two tenement, new house, with all modern improvements, consists of 10 rooms, $5,000. kast End, 3 tenement house and § garages, all modern improve- ments, 15 rooms, $11,000. B. . Solomon, at Bchultz & Costello. Tel, 2092, WINTHROP ST.—Two tenement 10 Toom large cottage. All modern improvements. Price $6,000. A, Carlson, 259 Main 8t., Room 204. Tel. 1517. WOLCOTT ST.—3 family house with improvements. Very large lot. Murray & Co., 325 Main St. Tel. Suburban For Sale BELVIDERE—Néw, just completed, 7 room cottage; hardwood floors, and steam heat. A. Carison, 259 Main St., Room 204. Phone 1817, BERLIN—S room house and garage with % acre of land, on trolley line, near schools Mrs. Belden, Damon's Hill. PLAINVILLE—How about a nice suburbam home? 10 room house, barn and chicken coops for 1,000 chickens; 10 acres of land, on trolley line. Reasonable price. Aaron Danielson_& Co., 131 Main 8t. PLAINVILLE—Near center, school _and churches, uew 6 room house, gas, electric lights, hot and cold water, Bathrom, set tubs and furnace. Price very reasonable, Part cash. Balance easy payment: _Hayden all P. J. 2031-3. 85 l{en Esuw—\\ nnwed 87 WE have customers for good two family house. Call and list your property with Schultz & Costello, Inc., 242 Main St. —m—m——— ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS Rooms For Rent 89 ARCH BT., 635—Furnished mom s for reat; All_conveniences. Tel. 859-3. CHERRY S8T., 53—Furnished room with board for two.men in private American family, AST MAIN 8T, 208—Furnished room, suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen, hot water, bath and all convenlences. Very reasons able. Phone 1935, B GRAND 8T., 43—Furnished room, board desired. Fhone 1433-13. * LINCOLN ST.—Two apartments of ¢ and 5 _rooms, improvements. Inquire M. Tulin, 131 Main St. Phone §73-4. MAIN ST., 45—Furnished rooms. Inquire at_above address. D5 MAPLE ST., 12—Large well furnished room, would suit 2 gentlemen, Apply Mrs. Young, top floor, right. MAPLE ST., S6—Furnishea front room 16 rent; private residence; references. et E o TS CIN00; Téfarences. WALNUT ST., 40—Neatly furnished rooms, single, and light housekeeping. WEST MAIN ST.. 1sé—Large furniahed room, suitable for man and wife or twe gentlemen. Rooms and Board TABLE boarders wanted. First class food. Mrs. Olson, 28 Church St. Phonme 253. Rooms For Housekeeping MATN ST., 287—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Call at second floor. MAIN ST., 214—Two furnished front rooms for light )louukupm.‘z with all improve- ments, pver the 10c store. PROSPECT " 43—Two for light housekeeping. ‘Where To Dine DELANEY LUN Mllm‘fl-m uu restaurant in town. Rotel. the Station. "fi—‘m‘. Tooked rig