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cal condition. Connecticut avenue. BEDANS—Soverals (o choose, from, Includ- ( ing 1922 Blgin, 1922 Maibohm, 1930 Ford and 1917 Cadillac. Small down payment, bul. easy terms. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc. 185 Park street, Hartford, Conn, BTBARNS-IKNIGHT rtoadstor $125, ~ good condition throughout, good tires, ary Jooks §ood. 500 Bast Main, Phoge 3101, | Repaired and Broken Lenses Duplicated From the Pieces.” For Eye Service Read Classification 31, “Professional Services.” For Skilled Watch Repairing Consult That Same Heading. People Who Know the Value of Time and Money Ale Habitual Want Ad Readers. k MYRTLE BEA ) 17 AUTOMOTIVE Service Stations, Repairing STUDBBAKER, 1921, Special Six roadstor, new paint, tires, top and upholstery ex cellent, Engine in perfect shape. Prieo in $700." Terms to suit purchaser. M. Irving Joster, 193 Arch St. “This {s & Stude- baker yea) STODEBAKER, 1921, spocial 8ix tourln. car; very good appearance; good 'ti & bargain. K. C. Rudolph, 137 Chorry 8t.; 'Phone 2051-3. TEMPLAR—Very classy wpeedster, painted deep maroon, wire wheels; sal price, 4650, Aaron G. Cohen, Inc, 185 Park street, Hartford. TRUCK—Reo, 1919, Speedwagon, $400. Tn good condition throughout, just over- hauled. K. M. Searle, Park St., corner Main §t. Phone 2110, TRUCK—3 1-2 ton, 1018 Packard, with platform body, §600. Tires good and in fino running condition. Main Sts. * Phone 2110. TRUCK —Reo, 1020 Bpeedwagop, Just ovi hauled and repatnted, $750,% Guaranteed for 30 days against mechanical trouble. “K. M. Searle, Cor., Park & Main 5ts. Phone 3110. TRUCK—Denby, 3 1-3 ton, 1917, with plat- form body, $300 cash. K. M, Searles, Cor, Park & Main §ts. Phons 2110. BODIES, lampi CARB "WABHED, Efiawmy's AUTG WASH station. K. M, Searle, Park &|OYLINDER GRINUING uud repairing At AUTOMOBILE runiing boara moiding put oii, All varleties replaced, kemember that rvice 18 our alm and that we body and radiator oxperts O, Corbin Place., Phone 663, BATTERILS—When in trouble and iu need of good batteries or akilled service see us frat, Edw, Zack at the Cily Service Sta- tion, Hartford Ave, at Stanley Bt. Tadialors ana ienders re paired to & uew concion. Cores install Low prices. New England Radlator Wor! 36 E. Main 6t. Phoue ¥60. ~“Jna station, rear 33 INIllnld. otled greased. Auythorized Simonis Clark's Automobile Laundry, n 8t. Phone 1344, Cars Prompt ‘washed, polished and greased. 1166, service. 10 Chestnut St.; Tel. at the Curtaln Automotive Service Co. 451 West Main B, Phone 587-4. EXPERT repairing on all makes of cars. Up to date auto laundry, West Main Gar- age, 103 West Main St. Tel. 2760 GENERAL REPAIRING and overhauling by expert mechanics. Service car at your disposal at any time. Iireproof garage. Charland's Auto Service Station, Main_street, HOTEL Washiogton garage. General re- airing and overhauling. Day aud night Wrvice, Transieuts accommadated. Low rates, Tel. 1735, 121 Washington street. RADIATOR, fender and body repairing; sol- USED FORDS— 1925 Roaster (small mileage) 1921 Coupe (new tires.) 1019 Touring (generator and battery.) 1017 Chasais, 2 panel deliveries ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO, BTARTING, TOPS, side curtains aua_ sea: dering of all kinds. Rear 18 Winthrop Bt., Leorard & Leonard. I BUSINESS SERVICE ! ! Moving, Trucking, Storage 26| B— EMPLOYMENT Help—Men Wanted a1 ‘ MERCHANDISE ] ERCHANDISE Footwear and Clothing AUTO TRUCKING—Ashes removed and eneral jobbing. Manure for sale, O, F, 'wining. Tel 7-2. FURNITURE and plano movin General trucking of all kinds. Geo. H. Bmedley, 68 Bassett St. Tel. 830-: INTER URBAN TRANSFEP. & 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 whic rapidly extending into nearby cities and towns. Our greatest aim is In giving good service. That we aré doing this is proved by the fact that frequently our firm ls recelving orders and taking carc of work in nearby cities for people who want high grade service, During the past month our trucks have carried household goods to the following places—Granville, N, Y.; Plainfield, Mount Clair, N. J.; North ~Adams, Pittsfield, Hillstown, Harwich Port, Buszards Ba; Cape Cod, Mass, besides many plac nearer heme which goes to show that the public appreciates the endeavors we have put forth to serve them by giving the best \that can be obtained, We specialize in moving pianos and house- hold goods, Packing, Crating and Shipping by men who know how, INTER URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGH 167} MAIN STREET. TEL. 2002—2090. Tighting and ignition _work, Satlatactory service. Electfcal parts for sale, Clark's Automoblle Laundry, rear 338 Main St. Phonv 1344, Jers, made over and repaired at Doolittle's Auto Top Shop, 236 Main St. WELDING, BRAZING and cutting, Scored aranteed cylinders filled by rocess. t St. Phone 1638-3, Nels J. Nelson, 6513 —m—mm—— BUSINESS SERVICE ] L P ——— Barbers, Hairdressers, Masseuses 18 LOCAL and long distance moving. 86 Halvarson, & Fairview 5t. We give esti- mates. Phone 34, COMPETENT maid for general housework, high wages and good home, also cooks and second maids. Apply Mrs. Hanson's Employment Agency, 160 High St. EXPERIENCED woman for general house- work, no laundry, Mrs. T. R. Gilpatric, 9 Camp St. Tel. 3109. BATHING SUITS—White, jersey, Sluo trunks combination, $1.5) to $4.25. One- piece bathing suits $1.95 to $3.95. Army & Navy Supply Co,, 66 Church St, OT,0 HATS cleaned and blocked 60c, band 60c, sweet band 25c, a new hat 25. Con- rad_the Hat 319 Main_St. GERMAN girl for general housework. One who understands cooking. Apply Herald, ted for goneral housework, M. Jester, 31 Harrison St. GOOD cook wanted, Bequin Golf Maple Hill. Ap- cIub, Footwear and Clothing 61 BHOBS—Beat for a farmer. Soft and good to wear; also best line of dress shoes. Full line Ball Band footwear. All gu anteed. Joe Mortelliti, 86 Church street. Good w0 Eat 63 FTATD for housework, me washing or iron- ing. Apply mornings, Mrs. Bennett, 50 Maison Drive, Phone 1856-2. BALESLADIES WANTED— Also young woman who can handle a typewriter, for office work; also al- teration hands, women that can sew. Mr, Kerber will mterview applicanta Friday and Saturday on the premises. THE UNION STORB 413 < 416 MAIN ST, / SALESLADIES wanted. hican Market. Apply at the Bo- REO BUS—Parties taken out ana :encul trucking, Call ovenings, Pleffer's Express. Phone 556-4. TRUCKING of all kinds, Licensed truck for party hire. N. P. Blanchette, 140 Cherry street. Phone 764, Pressing and ‘Tailoring 29 CLOTHES called for and deilvered by The London Valet Service, Ye London Shop, 43 Maiw St. Phone 3098, FIVE DOLLARS OFF reg. prices of suits and topcoats during July and August. J. Wuck, 69 Arch St. - 22 MAIN BT. NEW BRITAIN, BRICKLAYING and _plastering, HAIROUTTING — Mothers, we bave two kiddies Hours, Beloln. hobby-horse chairs to amuse while having their hair trimmed. 8 8. m. to 8 p. m. hurch. O] Bundu;g and Colitucr contract and jobbing. Beh & Heslin, - 691 West Main St.; 'Phone 1185-2. USED CARS—1921 Chevrolet Tourmz; 1919 Oldsmobile 8 Touring; 1918 Franklin Roadster; 1917 Stutz apeeamr ‘Touring American Sales Co.,, § Eim st GHINMNEY REPAIRING and gener i and plaster work., Work gua.anteed, J. McLarney, 131 Clark S¢. Plone 1744- u ELRCTRICAL WORK, wi.ing and fixtures, send a card to A, Tyler, b3 Stanley Bt UBED CARS—AD excenenz selection of light Business Service Rendered 20 used cars. You'll agree they are the best bargains in town, §60 up, M. Irving Jes- ter,, 193 Arch St. “This is a Studebaker year, USED LARS OF QUALITY. McCartihy . 130 St. Thomas, 1208 Stanley St.; Tel, 11 Auto PaMs and Accessories AUTO acceggories, tires, vulcanizing, stor- 1 DEVELOPING and printing, stedt do your finishing. Do justice to your kodaking efforts by hav Let us know about your roof troubles. We do shingling of all kinds neatly and quickly, Lut us give you an estimate, Send a postal to B, L. Milliken, 58 Barnett St., New Britain, Conn, rains. PARIS TAILOK SHOP—Cleaning and pross- ing, suits made to order. 136 South Main 8t., oppusite High school. SUTTS for spring and summer, of genuine Linglish woolens, $25 and up. Style, qual ity and fit absolutely guaranteed. Jack Salonia, 100 Lafayette St. WOMAN wanted to learn pressing on dry cleaned garments.’ A fine position for a steady, reliable person. Union Laundry Co., 268 Arch St. Help—Men or Women 43 AN intelligent person, either sex, may earn $100 to $§200 monthly, corresponding for newspapers; $15 to $25 weekly in spare time; experience unnecessary; no can- vassing, subjects suggested. Send for par- ticulars. National Press Burcau, Buffalo, New York. l FINANCIAL I Business Opportunities 46 GROUERY STORLE for sale, good location on corper. For particulars see B. Bolomon, Phone 2092, Printing, Jobbing, Stationery 30 KULPER PRINTING CO Booklets, cat Ingues, programs, adverpisements, circu- lars, posters, office stationery, factory forms, color work. Prompt service and good work. 325 Main St. Phone 777, QUALITY PRINT SHOP, 538 Main St. All kinds of printing at lowest rates, Tel. 559-5. Call us up and let us give you _an_estimate. Professional Services 31 EYE GLASSES repaired, prescriptions filled, broken lenses duplicated. K. Vincent, 282 Main_St. WRIST WATCH repalring & specialty at B. Georges, 166 Main St. Room 10, Opp. Dickinson Drug Co. age batterles and battery repairing. T, H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut St.; Phone 1418-% Business Service Rendered 20 Repairing and l-‘lmlu Tuning 32 AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT——Gasoline, olle, grepses and tire service, Clark's Auto Ace cessory Shop, 138 So. Main St. AUTG TOP—56 good shocs and tube, 32x3 1-2, windshield or any part of car. John Valentine, Bordeau's ghop. size Metz barber ORTHOPLDIC SHOE RBEPAIR _SHOP— Special shoes mado to order, 3 Church street; - Phone 762 RUOFING papor sold or appiied. Materials and work gosolutely guarsntesd to stop lealis, City llardware Co. 49 Last Main _Bt._Phone_2650. LUT us reclarge and inspect your Datl before you put it into service for A, G, Hawker, o3 Kl st. 3 the Teu SIGNS, show cards, bulletin_work, Prompt service, banner Leading pictotial artists. Art Sign Co., 287 Main st UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture All The Kurpiture Ex- A. J. Grafe, Mgr. kinds of repairing. change, 67 Arch St. In five-gallon BEDDING—Have jour work dome zow. Mattresses, box springs, cushions, etc, renovated and remade equal to new and returned same day. New bedding made to Upholsteriug. Haruware City Bed- Co., 60 Tremont St, Tel. 3431-4, LAWN MOWERS—Sharpening and repair- ing. Horso and motor drawn. All sizes our specialty. Machine work, welding, brazing, cutting, carbon burning and all kinds of edge tools sharpened, Frits and Brendt, rear, 31 Greenwood St. Tel. 163-12 PIANOS AND PLAYERS tuned and re- paired. Walter H. Kovel, 40 Main 8t. Phone 1098-5. IF you wish to buy a business with a home, also a pieec of land in a good location, write Box 12, Hers: CORNED BEEF from heavy corn fed steer, 20c per Ib. Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtle St. Phone 285. MILLBROOK Ice Cream for all occasio ice cream in fancy forms. McEnroe's, Weast Main 8t., Tel. 1341. Household Articles 63 ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Big variety st re- duced prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch Bt. A, J. Grafe, Mgr. BABY CARRIAGE—Haywood-Wakefiold and white bassinette, $15. Phone 2833, BEDDING SPECIALS—Carload of mat- tresses just arrived at reduced prices: Silk floss, imperial edge, were $20.50, now $30.50; white cottom, were $14.50, now $9.60; brass beds, wero $29.50, now $20.50; oak finished beds, were $14, now $10; springs, were $7, now $5. All furniture in this store is reduced 25% during the sale. The store of quality and service, B. Ber- son, 503 n St. Phone 1165 DEDROOM SUITES, 4 piece, of American Walnut, from $159 up. All furniture here is -absolutely guaranteed. Prompt deliveries. Max Zucker, 516 Main 8t. ‘Phone 509. DINING ROOM et of 8 pleces, buffet, tabie, 6 chairs, genuine leather, of golden oak, §75, Edw. Gorfain, 168 Arch St. Tel, 869-2, BLECTRIC vacuum cleaners, 6old, rented and repaired; satisfaction guaranteed. L. E. Andrews, 412 Arch St. Tel. 1995. FURNITURE upholstered ana repaired, all kinds of work strictly guaranteed; esti- mates cheerfully given. J. W, Wal 207 Elm St. Phoue 2649, MATTRESSES—Carlood of 500 « just ar- rived. Cotton of superb quality. All sizes, $9.50. The store of quality and service. B. Berson, 503 Main Bt. Tel. 1165. PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS for all pur- poses. City Hardware Co. 49 East Main st.Tel. 2850. RUUD gas water heaters in ail sizes. Tank and instantancouy models. We lnstall. A. A, Mills, 80 West Main St. Phone 381. SINGER sewing machine in perfect condi- tion. fTel. 642-5, Kensington, Investments, Stocks, Bonds 47 SURBTY BOND-—If you require a surety bond as executor or administrator on short notice, call on Schultz & Costello, Iuc., 242 Main 8t 48 Money Loaned FIRST AND SECOND mortgage money in any amounts. W. L. Hatch Co, City Mall Bldg, FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES taoney available in any amount on real estate. G._Palmieri, 508 Main Bt MORTGAGES—First mortgago imonéy on hand in amounts to satisfy applicangs. Farker & Deming, 193 Main 8t. Yol 2026, WHEN SCHOOL REOPENS— You will need money to outfit the children, Avoid worry by borrowing the Beneficial Way. We lend up to $300 at legal rates. Repayment on terms of your own choosing. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCLETY, ROOM 104, PROFESSIONAL BLD TEL. 1943 Penn Crude Engine Oil In our can $2.75; ip your can, " RACKLIFFE BROS, INC., PARK AND BIGELOW 8TS. J. B. CONGER, Dentist. 262 Main St. PIANO TUNING, cleaning and all kinds of repairing. C. A Humphroy, 97 8. Bur- Dressmaking and Mil BATTERIES —Ask (he man wio owns & Philadelphla. Guar. 2 yea J. M. Far rell, 110 Franklin Square. Fhona 1218, BALE on_ used tire tubes; also fabric an cords, 30x3 to 36x6. h, 336 Mast HAND made hats a speciaity, dressmaking and sewing of all kinds. Violet Millinery, ,365_Arch St 3 LESSONS in dressmaking, Speclal prices to - tlasses and clubs. Private lessons. Wom- Tel. 3 'an's Institute Method, Jane Glil, 646-5. Mafo St. USE_Dayton cords value the appearauce, of your Ball_Tire Co., 210 Arch St. Tol. it you car. ‘Ihe 1743, St. PLEATED SKIRT, fine knife and vox pleats are fashionable this season. Hemstitching and buttons. Ginsburg's €26p, 19 Walnut Phone 1338-3. Dyeing and Cleaning 23 O'NEIL'S TIRE BARGAINS 10,000 Mile Guarantee, Cords $12.00 " 17 " 1.0 While They Last—Call Early. O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO. 39 WASHINGYON 8T, PRONE 200 Phone 1323- CLOTHES called/ for and delivered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop, 43 Main St. Phone 3098. GLEANING and dye\ng 18 our exclusive bus- inese. Garments of all descriptions; draperies, portieres, curtains, cleaned or dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed. New Brit- ainn Dry Cleaning Corp., 96 W. Maln St. 24 RAGH Batteries. 8a & Simmons Storage Hatiery Co. 8t. Phone 1246, Phoue 2700 will citiciout taxl murvice to your door. Taxi_Seivive, at the K. K. Station. FAX1 STATION—Quick, service, bring quick, N, b. ¥ AUTOMOBILE, FIRE insutaucs and real estate. CCIDENT, autompobile and life, Surety and fidelity bonds. Philip M. Fagan, Gen. I 131 Main St, Rooms & and 4; Tel. 3121. Tife, fire insurance, Hol lusurance, 23 William St. al Phono 1069-14. See Tue Conn, John CTooke Co., Plainville, reliable Keep™ these ‘phone numbers mind. in Daytime, 567; night, 1543-3. Louis Miller, Motorcyctes and uuyuus‘ 48 15 MOTORCYCLES—Excellent valucs in used motorcycles now on. One 1917 Indian, $65. Two 1919 Indlans, $125 each, One 1920 Indian Scout $150. All these machines are in good running order. Charles 1. Hadfield, i HARDWARE CITY CO-OPERATIVE ASSO- CIATION—Specialists in Automobile, Ac- cident und Health Insurance. Frank H. Shields, Mgr. NSURANCE—AIl Kinds, best and strong- cet companies, prompt, efficient service. P. J. Murray & company, 325 Main street. Phone 2031-; hwyers—l’awm Atto) i 25 6 days a weck. F. V. Streotor, Phone 1303, EDUCATIONAL ] e SRR N S D Local and Private Instructors 37 TORING in all high school subjects, Call 2120, | L EMPLOYMENT | —_— Help—Men Wanted 41 BRUSH SALESMEN—DIst, mgrs,, city and state, $30-375 weekly. Get our 50-50 propo- sition. We train the inexperienced. Neway Brush Co., Hartford, Conn. FIRST class auto mechanio wanted, Apply Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch St. TIRST cldgs auto Mechanic wanted. ADDIY S & otor Sales Corp., 155 Elm St Yes, 5 or 0. Box 59 ( SALESMAN--TO SELL POPULAR MAKE OF AUTOMOBILE. CALL SALESMAN wanted for automobiles Main_street. 1 Myrtle St. ‘Phone 1706, Service Stations, Knpnrlng 17 ACETYLENE WELDIN brualug and car bon burning., Comumerclal Welding Co., 227 Glen Bt., pear Ellis, H. G. MANNING, ex-patent ner. New Britain office in_Walk-Over Shoe Store, 5:30-6 p. m., Thursday, Headquarters, Waterbury. sifp cover and side curtains, made and repaired; auto bodys of ev description upholstered and ropaired, Over 20 years' experience at this business. J, W, Walsh Auto Top & Upholstering Co., 207 Phone 2649, Phone 2899, AUTO TOP, NEW BNGLAND PATENT AGENOY— Booth's block, Kist. 1866, by Jas. Shep: ard. Louis M. Schmidt, 259 Main Bt. TelepHone New Britain and Hartford. Moving, ’I‘rln‘klng, Suvraxn 26 YLENE WELDING, cutting and b g. Carbon buruing. liardw Weldiog_Co., 18 Winthrop t. M. ARCH ST. RADIATOR WORKS—Successors to Hulquist Bros. Lxpert repairing, all kinds of auto radiators, smashed fenders, bodies, etc, Work guaranteed porfect at_lowest prices. 107_Arch. Phone 1709. AUTO REPAIRING done by skilled me- chanic; also used cars for sale. Heleen Garage, 107_Arch St. Phone - 1326, AUTOMOBILE PAINTING BHOP—Isidoro Ravizza, rear 333 Park 8t, Phone 676-1% House phone 212-13, rear 7§ Prospect Bt. City JOSEPH ARBOUR & SON— New York and New Britain truck- men. Locel and long distance moving. New York Phone Cortiand Local Phole SALESMEN THIS A FOR FOR FORD CARS. 18 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY MEN NOT AFRAID TO BEE YOUNG WORK. MR. LAWRENCE AT 200 EAST MAIN 8T, TOUNG man over 16 fer drug store wor Must have good referemce. Hox 12J¢ Herald office. Help—Women Wanted 43 COMPETENT maid for general housework, Inquire 368 West Main St., 24 floor. $25,000 to loan on 2d mortgages. Morris Tulin, Real Lstate and Morigage Loans, main oftice, 64 Church St., Httd, branch, 131 Main St, New Britain, Phone 387-i. LIVE STOCK | iggs, Pouliry, Supplies 52 HALL mammoth incubators, single, double and triple decks. Free catalogue. 8. C. W. Leghorn puliets. Hall Bros., ‘Phone 45-2, Wallingford, Conn. LIVE POULTRY bought ana sold. Broilers bought on market price; aiso, we dress poultry free. Alex Malamid, 83 Hartford Ave. Tel. 1665, SLD NEWSPAPER MATS — Lining for chicken coops, 50c a hundred; for sale at Herald office, 57 Cl 8t Wanted—Live Stock EMALL Bal Ear Boston bull puppy wanted; female. Call 1705-2. L MERCHANDISE ] Articles For Sale 56 FLY SPRAY and sprayers lor cattle, etc. S, P. Strople, 113 Church 8t. MEAT CUTTER—B. Dubowy, street, city. NATIONAL Casn Reglsters, new and sec- ond hand, also repairing. 294 Main St. City. X L W and second hand v scales; also repairing. Cash Regis- ter Co,, 12 \\ushlngtou Place, Tel. 2y41. UNDBRWOOD typewriter, two color ribbon and back spacer; latg model; very reason- able. Address Box 132G, Herald, Business and Oftice Equipment 57 53 Smalley h registers and s TCREE Tooms of furniture for sale; rea- onable if taken at once; party leaving town. _Inquire Park St Merchandise at The Stores 65 CAMP OUTFITTERS—We carry everything for the camper. Army & Navy Supply Co., 68 Church 8t. CERTAIN-TBED shingles and roofug paper at the lowest prices in town; general hardware. Frank Nair, Inc, CUROQUET SETS-—8 mallet outhits at §2. . $5.75, $4.00 and $4.75, 'These substantially made and are marke __C. A, Hjerpe, 78 Arch St FRUIT JARS—Pints, 85c and 95c; 95¢ and $1.10; delivered. East Main St. Phone 1181-5, T Musical Instrumecnts PHONOGRAPH—Portable model, for vaca- tloa use, from $5 to 350, Come in and| look them over, Joln A. Andrews. PTANOS—We nave placed over 5,000 Kohler & Campbell pianos In this vicinity, In- cluding churchos, schools, lodges, ete. Before you buy, call and let ua demon- strate. "C. L. Plerce. PIANO—Upright, Francis Bacon, | finish, practically new, 63 Vine St., | _fioor.” Phone 1205. | PLAYER PIANO—Mahogany, brand new, mission 2nd REAL ESTATE FOR R Vacation Places For Rent EDAR ISLAND, Clinton, Conn. 6 bungalow $20 per week. John H. erson, 292 Stanley Bt.. city. ful cottage, Aug. 18 to_Bept. 6. Call 1489, ranford, Conn. m board by day or nek at the aun-l cottage. Mre. O. L. Barnard. NDIAN NECK, BRANFO 1905, now open; water fron good table; all tuluu-. s Prices reasonable. Mre, A. = Got voarders; MOMAUGUIN, East Haven, Eunn. lllln cottage on waterfront, Rooms, desired. Write Mrs, Walsh. ‘Wanted—To Rent. A BMALL desirable family wants a moders ate priced tenement. of about Phone 2125-2 35-2, 5 rooms, between § a. m. to 6 p. m, . high grade standard action; bench and rolls. Big reduction, easy terms, Piano or phonograph as part payment. L. E. An- drews, 401 Arch St. | SPECTAL—Just_recci-ed, of new "Perfect” records, 3 for $1.00. John A. Andrews & C Big_Furniture Store.” SONORA BABY GRAND stylé, only sight- ly used. Records included. A real bar- guin. Terms if desired. Henry Morans, 365 Main St. Opp. Myrtle St. USED machine bargains for vacation use in our grafonola dept. Jobn A. Andrews & Co. VIGTROLA—Cabiuet model with 12 sele: tions, 335. Fiue playing condition. John A. Andrews & Co., "The Big Furniture Store.” VICTROLA, PORTABLE —Just the machine you wazt for this season of tho year. Wao will include the selection of tho latest records on easy terms, Henry Morans, 365 Main st. Opp. Myrtle St. Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 87 AUGUST SPECIAL—A 2% reduction on our entirs stock during this month. The Wedding Ring §hop, 119 Main St. FINAL JEWELRY SALE—Selling out our entive jewelry line at half price. Anniver- sary and wedding gifts at less than cos Step in and look at this stock, You'll find eome amazing bargains, Henry Morans, 366 Main St. Opp. Myrtlo St. GIFTS of Jjeweiry and wedding rings at lowest prices. Himberg & Horn, 393 Main St. and 10 R, R, Arcade. SPECTAL for the month of Aug. only, & 26 piece sot of Rogers' knives, forks and spoons at $5.00. I Resnick, “Mfg. Jew- cler,” 340 Main St. Opp. Commercial Bt. ¥ a large shipment to be sold at “The W REFINED couple desire furnished room im private family in West Main vicinity., Ad- dress Box 23 Herald. OOM wanted In private family by Amerls can gentieman. Centrally located, Hox 47, Herald office. ROOMS-—2 or 3 wanted for light housekeap~ ing for young married l;,nu])le. in good lor cation, Box 33 Herald. TWO or 3 furnished or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping, South side pre- ferred. Address Box 20, Herald. WANTED—Two furnished rooms for Hght housekeeping, by young American couple, by ‘the 22nd of Aug, residential sectiom, * Answer Box 35, Herald Qffice. WANTED—3 or 4 housekeeping rooms, prés by ferably furnished In western “section, Tek young couple. Call 131 Lincoin 8t. 1461-3. el REAL ESTATE FOR SALE agents—Real Estate 18 PLAINVILLE real cstate, bought and soids Mortgage loans. Skinner, Smith Co., Neri block, Plainville, Phone 41-é.° PLAINVILLE—Real estate for sale. Imaurs ance of every description. See Cunninge ham & Wininger, Realtors, Neri Bldg. Plainville. Tel. 120. Bufldlnz and Business Property 80 BUILDING LOTS on easy payments in all parts of the city at prices much lower than will be asked next year. The W. ja Hatch Co., Cit§ Hall building. » Buil ding Lots For Sale BASSETT ST. — Building lot for Schultz & Costello, Inc, 242 Maln St. Wanted—Articles To Buy 68 FURNITURE—We will buy It &t fair prices. The Furniture Mzchauge, 61 Arch St. A _J. Grate, Mgr. i K FURNITURE of all kinds. Highest prices paid. Call at once, L. Zeldes, 161 Oak St. Phone $091-4. JUNK—We buy magaiines, papers, rags, all kinds of turniture. We pay good prices, A Rodineky, 81 Oak 5t. Tele- phone 515-16. S JUNK of all kinds. We are paying the best market prices for newspapers, mags- uines_and rags. Call L. Zeldes, 151 Oak St Phone 3uy1-4. WANTED TO BUY—Old fashioned corner cupboard to keep dishes in; if you have one write k. k. Shetheld, Middletown, __ Conn. B pay falr prices for any nousenold ar- deles, Just drop a card to Y. M, Ben- Jamin, 116 Beaver St. Phonu 1310, ———— LREAL ESTATE FOR RENT | Apartments and Tenements (1] PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS—-We carry & full line for exterior and interior work. Complete line glass and hardware. Leh er's, 176 Kast Main St. Phone 1131-6. PUP TENTS, Luggage, cots, $3.98; blankets, §1.26 up; ponchos, knapsacks, canteens, mess Kits, toilet kits, haversack, duck trousers, kKhaki pants, bathing suits, army lockers, kit bags, navy hammocks, breeches, leggins and oue thousand other items too numerous to mnention. Army & Navy Supply Co, 56 Church St. 6x7 Boys' Scout tent, Khakl Drill. $6.60 7x1 Wall tent, white, sm:la filled Duck ++++$10.00 730 Wall tent, double filied Duck..$17.80 8x10 Wall tent, white double filled Duc! .$19.95 10x10° Wall d Duck -323.13 9%x12 Wall tent, white double filied Duck 26.00 k tent, white doub 12x14 Wall tfll. "white doubll flllcd Duck veee 835,40 Rental prices on any of the above tents quoted on application. EDDY AWNING & DEC. CO., CITY HALL FLACE. Musical Instruments ARCH ST., 405—5-room tenement, all mod- ern improvements; reasonable rent. ln- quire on_prexi: CHERRY ®1., 173—5-room tcnement, modern improvements, also garage. quire_on secoud floor. \.“hbrl\Lr Ll dl—Apartment of 4 rooms on srd floor, all modern improvements Inquire at Ars. Kohn, top flvor. CHURCH 1., 4s0—denement of 5 rooms all improvements. Garage also. Fhonc 2436-13. 5. Ginsberg. all n EAW’ RENTSCHLER'S PARK—Building lot for sale at “bargain price.’ Aaron Danials son & Co, 131 Main St. @ plot of level dry 1and (size 390% 518 feet) for sale, suitable for athletie field, factory site, cemetery use or build- ing lots, right here in the city with sewer, water, gas, electricity and a jitney line at hand. H. N. Lockwood, Real Estate & 1ns, City Hall FIVE ROOSEVELT ST. and corner Biton and Es- sex (Bts, near Jerome, building lots for sale.’ Reasonable price. G. Palmieri, 308 Main St. Farms For Sale 2] Acres land, 7 room house, green house, barn, hen houses; on state road and car line. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St,, city, Tels. 681-3 and. 3121, 83 Bouses For Sale Belvidere—BungaloW. Price $4,400. Berlin 8t.—Berlin, 12 room house, one of two familics. Price $12,000. ¥im Hill—6 room cottage. Price $5,000, Day $t.—3 family house. Price $9,000, Hawley St.—3 family house. Price 510, Linden St.—2 family house. Price $7,500 HOME BANKING & REALTY CO. 8§ WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 718, BUNGALOW of 6 rooms, hardwood fnish, fireplace, etc, 243 Main St. §-room Schultz & Costello, Inc., “HAPMAN ST.— cottage, 1-3 acre land, all kinds of fruit, price reasonable, Auron Danielson & Co., 131 Main 8t. ST.—3§ family house, 16 rooms, with all improvements; price $10,500, small amount of cash required. Watson and Jones, 294 Main St. Tel. 2450. 3 FIVE room furnished fat to rent, to de- sirable patty, all improvements; monthiy rental, $46. Inquire The Hardware City Co-Operative Asso., 132 Main Bt., city. HARRISON ST.—% room apartment, adults. _Apply Box 1JB, Herald, LINCOLN ST.—Two apartments of five rooms, improvements. Inquire M. Tulin, 131 Main St Phoue 373-4. s MAIN ST.—b, 8 1, room apartments, steam heat, hot water and janitor service. See Cohn about it at 15 Main St. Iy IVE houses on South St., sold separately, on favorablc terms. Call 10 to 12 o'clock . m., Lmploymeat office, The New Brite chine Co., Chestnut St. 2 3 famlly house, on a floor, steam heat, fireplaces, 1 G sarage. Watson & Jones, 294 Main stre hone 2450, 5 Six Toon 4 tenement house $9,00f Falrview St., 8-room house ,extra corner lob & good epot for & store.” 4. Carlsoty 9 Main 8t.; Tel. 13 SMAPLE ST, 150—5 room tenement on Isl all Impm\flmnnu, sleawr heat, anu [ ments, all modern convenlences. See Cohn about it. 15 Main St. NORTH MAIN ST., 62 Toom, heated apaitment, S. Berkowitz. OFF WEST MAIN ST.—Residential street, desirable five room flat, five minutes from city hall, reasonable. Box 51J¢ STANLEY ST, 449—Tenement of & rooms, socond _floor. THREE room basement tenement, with im- provements. loquire in the evening, &6 Connertou Bt. 1s—Modern and garage. WEST MAIN AND SHEIRMAN COURT—A few choice apartments left, five and six steam Toom apariment TWO fine single homes with extra wood, Real Estate & Ing TAMILTON ST.—; [-mlly houss, 13 roomi all improvements; one tenement to be vas cant Sept. ist. Watson & Jones, 204 Main St._Phoue 2450, JUST completed, a new two-family h Owner may select own wall paper, et Land Cow $7,000; 156 cash, Stanley St. $2,000. Andrew ‘Phone $b1-: NEW six room bungalow, nearly complete, 4l improvements. Price very low. reasonable. Apply Strong, Tel. Terms 72 Judd avenue, L. ¥, 1417-4, SOUTHERN SECTION—3 family houss, & rooms on a floor; steam heat, fireplaces, Watson & Jomes, 294 Main St. Tel, 2450, lots Wwhere you can enjoy quiet and still work in town. One has all improvements. Locks City Hall, Suburban For Sale 85 rooms each, completely modern year round; hot water, tile bath with show- ers, janitor sorvice, lnquire 19 Bradiey st. Phone 2112, COLUMBIA upright mahogany phonogra, Special reduced prices on every machine, 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, 138 Main St. COLUMBIA RECORDS- Most of the latest selections, all selling at 1-3 price. Widen- er's, 138 Main St. FLAT TOP DESK, 60" quartered oak top, double pedestal, 6 drawers, only $37.50. Drop center typewriter desk 507, $42.50. Adkins Printing_Co., 66 Church Ct. vacation John A. Furniture PORTABLE phonograph, special model, §5 to $50. Terms to suit, Andrews & Co., “The’ Big Store. SAVES—A privale wall safo In your home a convenience and its protection against fire. and theft Is an ecanomy in keeping with true thrift. Jewels, siiverware, of- fico money and your own can be kept safe from prying eyes and hands. Size, exterior, 10°x15"X13"; Interior 6"x8"x9", Large enough for your needs; small enough for wall or any corner in the den or library. Price $26. A genuine insurance at low cost. Adkins, 66 Church St. 59 N and profit by using Purina Chicken Fatena. For sale at N, B. Bird & Feed Co, 106 Arch 6t. Tel. 1121-3. Fertilizers, Seeds, Plants 60 SEEDS—_Get your seeds In seacon. Assort- ment complete, pric low, at Lehrers, 176 East Maln 8t GRANBY -3 brand new upright mahogany phonographs, formerly priced at $125 3150 and 3176, now selling at $85, $100 and §125 with records. These machines play Idison records perfectly, Widener 138 Main St. GULBRANSEN PLAYER PIANOS—Solicit & ten minuté playing test to demonstrate the superfority of these famous instru- A test will conVince anyone. “Easy and easy to pay.” Henry Morans, 386 Main St. Opp. Myrtle St. KRANICK & BACH, Nowby & Evans, Les- ter, Kohler & Campbell pianos. We have s0ld this line of pianos for over 30 years. __We_guarantee. Plerce. PIANO—Upright, mahogany, for §100, This is a full size piano and in very good condition. L. E. Andrews, 412 Arch street. WHITING S1., 50-—Four room {enement, . Sec Cohn at 15 Main 8t. Business Places For Rent 70 ARCH ST., 621—8t —Store, suitable either for dry goods or meat market, in very good location next ta, Economy Store; from Oc tober 1st. Inquire Mis. Ginsberg, 519 Arch St ARCH ST, 172—8tore 30x60, steam beat, central location, well adapted for auty mobile or any other busiuess. Claude J. Leroux, 174 Arch St. Phone 1336, FLOOR SPACEFor factory or storage. Schultz & Costelio, ln‘% 242 Main St. MAIN ST.—Store to rent, reasonable; aiso modern apartments, See Cohn at unce at 15 Main_str §0. MAIN ST., 284—Store, ¢ tenements and four garages, easy terms, Inquire G. Pal- mieri, 308 Main St. Phone 1256-5. Houses For Rent 3 FEAST BERLIN A small amount of cash down and $5.33 a month will pay for a good 6-room cottage on Main St. Come in and let mo show you. A. Carlson, 259 Main St. Room 204, Tel. 1817. I SUBURBAN HOME—3 room house, about 1 acre of land, all improvements, available, Price §4,000. Inquire H. J. Foiren, 4 Eim St Tel 1790, LAINVILLE— 10 Pearl St, 6 room house; gas, elec- tric lights, bath room, set tubs, fure nace, near the cemter. Erice only $4,000, $1,500 down, balance casy payment TEL. BRISTOL 66 For Appointment Real Estate—\Vanted ODERN home wauted in Belvidere; stat exact location, price and terms. Box 33, Herald. e——— LR()OMS, BOARD, HOTELS ‘ . 636—Furnished rooms s for re rent; All_conveniences. Tel. 859-3, LM STS.—Large doubls or . MAIN & single furnished rooms. Entrance at § . Dicely furnished, suite able for school teachers Inquire 53 Trine y St. Tel. 457-3. Subu 74 KENSINGTON—Edgerly St, 4 rooms, 3d floor, adults\only, about § minutes from Upson’ corner. Apply T. B. Dehan, first EAST _able. "MAIN ST, sultable for 1 or 2 bath and all P iRAND desired. 1433-12. 208—s'urnished room, geatlemen, hot water, convemiénces. Very reasons 1935 13 rnished room, board i Tel. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS I I )10 i i"i‘ OMiHe T JUST SAW A uon!! ues UP ON SKINNERS Neighborhood Excitement SAY! wyare S LOT—RUN AMATTER WIMATILUE P HES RUNNIN' DOWN T STREET MOLLERN UKE BVERTUING . SHEY WUZ A LION LOOSE VESSR=T SAW 1T AYSELF, MSTER. PLEECMAN . THATS STRANGE = “TMERE MASNT BEEN ANY CIRCUS IN BY BLOSSER|; 7 ¥ i P Lot B s o FOoM n” pieasant Tart. ot city. M. W. MAPLE ST., WASHINGTON & DELANEY MAIN BT., 45— Bingle and doubls rooms, ine _auire Mrs. Mack D. Hall, 24—Pleasant front room, ail improvements. PROSPECT ST., 83—Nicely furnished room in_private family, 24—Desirable room for gentleman. EST PEARL ~Furnished room for one_gentieman, with all ~onveniences, 4ooms and Board L WANTED-—One or two gentlemen (o foom board in private family. Phone 2369, Where To Dine 2 LUNCH—They all like to eab a reason, {0o. The most pope lu the Belois here. The ular restaurant in town. hotel. Opp. the Station. HOTEL REGAL—Opposite depot, u: under new management. Rooms and board at come mercial rates. VISIT the Presto restaurant. A clean ups to-date place to eat, where quality, ice and sat M‘ll e specials every day. Our puu-y always fresh. 331 Main St., Britain, Conn. ‘Wanted—Board Or — Wi 310 Park 8t