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Autos and Trucks for Sale OVERLAND sedan car for sale, first Class condition, overhauled recently; sell cheap, Apply to Mrs, R. 8. Brown, St.; 'Phone 1475, OAKmE § touring cars, ranging In price from $30 to $300. All of these cafs ar well equipped, good tires and in . fi shape, mechanically.’ We need the room. These cars must bo sold this weel, M. Irving Jester, 103 Arch St., 'Phone 8il. “This |s Studebaker Year.' PAIGE, 1921, sodan; In good rnndlnun. thoroughly overhauled, mew paint, good tires. For demonstration call C. A. Bence, 51 Main St. Phony 2315, PEERLESS 1020, soven-passenger, §200.00 “cash, $30.00 & month for ten payments. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc. 185 Park gtreet, Hartford, Conn, BTUDBBAKER, 1921 Iight six touring o Engine, tires and general appearan ry good. 'Terms to suit purchaser. M. Irvin Arch 8t. “This is a Stud ) BTANLBY BTEAMER-1 passenger touring car with new boller, This car is In ersel- lent shape mechanically. M. Irving Jes- ter, 193 Arch St, 'Phone 811. “This ls ._a Studebaker Year. STEARNS-KNIGHT roadster $13, good condition throughout, very good tires, looks good. 200 East Main, Phone 2701, STUDEBAKER, 1921, Special Six roadster, new int, tires, top and upholstery ex- cellent. Engine in perfect shape. Price Is l‘Ml Terms to sult purchaser. M. Irving » 183 Arch St. “This is a Stude- hlknr year." STUDEBAKER, 1921, special six touring car; yory good appearance; good tires; & batgaln at $600; terms to sult, R, Ok Rudolph, 127 Cherry 8t.; 'Phone 2051-2, TRUCK-—Reo, 1910, Speedwagon, $400. 1In good condition throughout, just over- hauled. XK. M. Searle, Park St, corner __Main 8t. - Phone 2110, TRUOK-3 1-2 ton, /1918 Packard, with platform body, $600. Tires good and in fine running condition. K. M. Searle, Park & Main 8ts. Phone 2110. TRUCK—Reo, 1920 Speedwagon, just over- hauled and repainted, '$76 Guaranteed for 30 days against mechanical trouble, K. M. Searle, Cor. Park & Main Sta. Phone 2110, TRUCK—Denby, 3 1-2 ton, 1917, with plat- form body, $300 cash, K. M. Searles, Cor, Park & Main Sts. Phono 2110. USED CARS—1921 Chevrolet Touring; 1818 Oldsmobile 8 Touring; 1913 Franklin Roadster; 1017 Stutz Speedster Touring American Sales Co., 8 Elm St. USED OARS—An excollent selection of 1ight used cars. You'll agree they are the best bargalns in town, $50 up. M.'Irving Jes- ter, 193 Arch St. “This is a Studebaker yoar, VIM delivery truck, 1-2 ton, all new tires, first class shape. ‘Tel. 111, Plainyille; Cook Garage. Ask for Mr. Perscll, Auto Parts and Accessories 11 29 Russell | All First Quality—Purchaser Fully Protected By Guarantees of Retailer and Manufacturer For Good Mileage and De- fect in Quality or Workmanship Are Advertised Today on This Puge at Regular Want Ad Prices. The Figures Quoted Under Heading 11 “Auto Parts and Accessories” are 10% to 30% I Read the Want Ads Daily. . Equipment. .ess Than the Pnev‘ng List Prices on Automotwe REAL ESTATE FOR RENT| Wanted—To Rent. TENEMENT of § or 1 room Wanied; stato rental_and iocation. P. O. Box €35, City. TWO light housekeeping rooms. _Herald_Office. WANTED—5 o T with all umvu\ltn:ol. Write to Box u'l. Hers — e IL BUSINESS SERVICE ] ————-——-—-—-—d Service Stations, Repairing 17 ACETYLENE WELDING, brailng and car- bon burning, Commercial Welding Co. 227 Glen St., near Bllis, Phone 2899 AUTO TOP, slip cover and side curtains, made ‘and repaired; auto bodys of every description upholstered and repaired, Over, 40 yoars' experience at this buainess, J. W Auto Top & Upholsteriug Co., 20 Phone 2649, i WELDING, cutting and bra ing. Carbon burning. iardware Welding Co., 18 WInnmv Bt. T | ANCH ST. RADIATOR WORKS—Bucceasors to Hulyuist Bros, Expert repairing, all kinds of auto radiators, smashed tenders, bodies, etc. Work guaranteed perfect at_lowest prices, 107 Arch. Phone 1709, AUTO REPAIRING done by skiiled me- chanic; also used cars for sale. Heleeu Garage, 197 Arch St. Phone 1326, . AUTOMOBILE PAINTING SHOP Taidore Ravizza, 332 Park ® 87 o pons 21213, rear AUTOMOBILE runnmyg board molding ou. All varietles replaced. Remember that service is our aim and that we are auto Pody and rsdiator eperws. O, Hecker, Phone b3, and lu need of good battel lied service wee us Kdw, Zack at the Uity Service Bta- tion, Hartiord Ave, at Stanley St. BODIES, lamps, radiators aua renders re- paired to & new condition. Cores installed. Low prices, New Kugland Kadiator W _3 B Main St. Phoue 460, CARS WASHED, pollahed, otied .nd ~greased. Authorized Simoniz station, Automobile Laundry, rear 13y ke, SH station, washed, polished and greased. Prompt sorvice. 10 Chestnut St.; Tel. 1188, CYLINDER GRINDING and repairing st th Curtain Automotive Service Co. 451 Vest Main St. Phone 687 XPERT Tepairing ub all Up to date auto laundry, West Main Gar- age, 103 West Main St Tel, 2750. GENERAL REPAIRING and overhauling by expert mechanics. Servico car at your disposal at any time. Kireproof garage. Charland’s Auto Service Station, 432 Malin street. HOTHL; Washiogton ga Cars nakes of cars. €. eneral re- Day and night wervice, modated. Low rates. Tel. 1735, 121 Washington street. RADIATOR, fender and body repairing; sol- dering of all kinds. Rear 18 Winthrop St., Leonard & Leonard. AUTO uccessories, Ures, VUICAmAIng, stor- age batteries and battery ropairing. T, H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut 5t.; Phone 1418-2 AUTOMOTIVE BQUIPMENT—Gasoline, olin, and tire serv lark’'s Auto Ac- 8t. AUTO TOP—5 good shoes and tube, §i7e 32x3 1.3, windshield or any part of Motz car, John Valentine, Bordcau's barber shop, Plainville. LHT us recbarge and Inapect your. batt H before you put it Into scrvice for i summer. A, G. Hawker, 62 kim st. llu 2456, S OIL— Peon Crude Engine Oil In .five-gallon In our can § i i Ap your cau, " RACKLIFFE BROS, INC,, PARK AND BIGELOW Bis. BATTERIES—Ask the Philadelphia. Guar, 2 years. J. M. Far rell, 110 Franklin Square. Phone 1318, BALE on used tire tubes; also fabric anl cords, 30x3 to 36X6. 50c each, 336 liast Main St. Phone 635-3. man wio owns & TIRE VALUES— Bpecla_lopportuntty to get a Standard Make of Kirst Quality Full Oversise Tires ut Lxceptionally Low Prices Brand Just compare our cash offer present list new Btock—fully guaranteed. with the SOLD FOR CASH ONLY Our Fabrle, Cl. Cord, Cl. Cord, 8. 8. RACKLIFFE BROS. CO, ING, PARK AND BIGELOW TS, PHONL 1074 it you car. The 1743, UBE Dayton “Thorobrod’ corda value the appearauce of your Ball Tire Co., 210 Arch 8t. '!‘V‘- O'NEIL'S TIRE BARGAINS— 10,000 Mile Guarantee, 50x3% Cords 314 g 32x4 Suxd While They Lust—Call Early, O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY (O, 39 WASHINGUTON 8T, PHONE 900 and Slmmons Storage battery Co., 67_Arch St. _FPhone 33¢b. Autos—Taxi Service 13 CALL TAXi—Phene 2700 will bring quick, efficient taxi service Lo yout door. N, B, “axi_Service, at the K. R. Station, FAXI STATION—Quick, reliablo service. K thege ‘phone numbers (n mind, Daytime, 567; night, 1842-3. Louls Miller, 14 124 Rock- Garages To Let GARAGE SPACL for 2 well Ave.; 'Phone 1 cars, 13, Motorcycres and Bicycles 15" STARTING, lighting and ignition work. Satisfactory service. Electrical parts for sale. Clark’s Automobile Laundry, rear b over and repaired at Doolittl Shop, 236 Maln St. 0 WELDING, BRAZING and cutting. cylinders filled by 1 ¢ Scored s " Barbers, Halrdressers, Masseuses 18 HAIRCUTTING — Mothers, we hobby-hotse chairs to amuse kiddles while having their hair trimmed. Hours, 3 a. m. to 8§ p. m. 82 Church. Opp. Beloin. Building and Coatract 19 DRICKLAYING and plastering, _contract and jobbing. Beh & Heslin, 691 West Maiu St.; Phone 1185-2, CHIMNEY REPAIRING and genural masob and plaster work. Work gua.anteed, J. J. McLarney, 131 Clark St. Phone 1744-2: ELWOTRICAL WORK, wi.ing und fixtures eud a carc to A. Tyler, 653 Stantey Bt. Business Service Rendered 20 DEVELOPING and printing, Do justics to your kodaking eftorts by having Ohrn- stedt do your nnishing, 72 West Main St ORTHOPEDIC SHOE REPAIR _SHOP. Speclal shaed mikda to erder, 523 Ghuroh Phone 16: uuo e or appied, or and work absolutely guarsnteed to stop leaks. City Hardwaie Co., 4§ Last Main 8t._Phone 2650. SIGNS, show cards, Leading pictorial artists. Art Sign Co., 287 Main St. i UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture. All kinds of repairiug., The Lurniture Lx- change, 67 Avch St. A. J.gGrafe, Mgr. “Dentista J. E. CONGER, Dentist. have two banncrs, bulletin work. Prompt service. BUSINESS SERVICE Moving, Trucking, Storage Afi? 'O express and deliver: ¥, Twining, 9 Long URNITURE &nd piano moviag, General tricking of all kinds. Geo. H. Smedley, Bassett St. Tel. $30-3. JOSEPH ARBOUR .& SON=- New York and New Britaln truck~ men, Local and long distance moving, Local Phone New York Phone Cortiand, L EMPLOYMENT ’ t MERCHANDISE ' Help—Men or Women Women Household Articles ald O MERCHANDISE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ) Musical Instruments 66 ‘»le AN Tntelligent person, cithor sex, may earn NG ROOM set of § pleces, buffet, t-ble 6 $100 to 3200 monthly, corresponding for alrs, genuine leather, of golden oak, newspapers; §16 to $26 weekly in spare; _$75. Bdw. Gorfuin, 168 Arch St. Tel. §69-2. time; experience unnecessury; no can-( ELECTRIC vacuum cleaners, sold, rented vassing, subjects suggested. Send for par-| and repaired; satisfaction guaranteed. L. tlculars. National Press Bureau, Buftalo)| [, Andrews, 413 Arch 8t. Tel. 1993, New York. KL . SO ——— FURNITURE—Two families leaving town Situations Wanted—Men 44 would sell their household furniture FOUNG MAN, cxporienced vaicanirer, {ire| ¢ither in part or whole, 392 Park St., changing, bleycle repairman, also expe-( frst and third floor. rienced in selling accessories, ete, desires| LARGE STOVE with a gas range attached, situation. Address Box 40, Herald, all In perfect condition, Call §93-2 or I _inquire at 134 Hartford Ave. l FINANCIAL GAS STOVE, ! tea tables, 3 kitchen tables, Business Opportunities 46 LOUAL and long distance moving, 86e Halvarson, 5 Falrview 8t. Wo give estl- mates. Phone 34, Federal electric washer, wicker chairs, dresser, window boxes, garden tools, SMOKE SHOP im Hudson Lunch room, do- ing good business; low price for quick TRUCKING of all kinds. Licensed truck for party hire. N. P. Blanchette, 140 Cherry street. Phone 764. Pressing and Tailoring 29 CLOTHES culled for and delivered by The London Vaiet Service. Ye London Shop, e i Maln Bt Pheos S088, 0 o T - FIVE DOLLARS OFF reg. prices of suits and topeoats during July and August. J, ‘Wuck, 59 Arch St. FARIS TAILOK SHOP—Cleaning and_press: ing, sults made to order. 136 South Main 8t., oppusite High sshool. SUITS for spring and summer, of genuine English woolens, $25 and up. Style, qual- ity and fit absolutely guaranteed. Javk Salonla, 100 Lafayette St. n-munn. Jobbing, Stationery 30 KULPER PRINTING CO Booklets, cata. logues, programe, adversements, eircu- lars, posters, offico stationery, factory forms, color work. Prompt seryice and good work. 325 Main St. Phone 777. QUALITY PRINT SHOP, 338 Main St. All kinds of printing at lowest rat Tel. 559-5. Call us up and let us g af_estimate, Professional Services 31 EYE GLASSES repaired, prescriptions filled, broken lenses duplicated. K. Vincent, 282 Main St. PIANO lossons may bo taken from Harry E. Whatnall aftey Sept. 5. For appeint. _ments call 11 Kelsey St. or Tel, 2225-3. WRISI‘ WATCH repairing & speciaity ot H. Georges, 166 Main St. Room 10, Opp. Dickinson _Drug_Co. Repairing and Piano 'Tuning x BEDDING—Have your work dene _ mow. Mattresses, box springs, you Upholstering. HarGware City Bed- ding Co., 60 Tremont St. Tel. 3431-4. LAWN MOWERS—Sharpening and_repair- ing. Horse and motor drawn, All sizes our speclalty. Machine work, welding, brasing, cutting, carbon burning and ali kinds of edge tools sharpened. Fritz and Brendt, rear, 31 Greenwood St. Tol. 153-12 PTANOS AND PLAYBRS tuned and re- paired. Walter H. Kovel, 40 Main St. Phone 1098-5. PIANO tuning. Yes, 5 or 6 days a weel P, O. Box 695 Phone 130: SPECTAL CARE given to repairing Plano keyboards; ivories laid with factory gluo, like new. Plano tuning. C. A, Hum- phrey; Tel, 2647. l EMPLOYMENT l e —— e Help—Agents Wanted 4 LOCAL MAN of business ability with small capital wanted by large manufacturing concern. One who can put things over. Permanent revenue should be at least §400 monthly, with further and larger possibilities. ' Give address and telephone number. Address, Blanchard, 083 Main 8t,, Hartford, Conn. SELL Madison “Better-made shirts Girect from our factory te wearer. No capltal or experience required. Easlly sold. Big profits. Write for free samples, Madison Mills, 503 Broadway, New York city, Help—Men Wanted 41 Am I still tuning plano ¥, V. Streete: | No. 5A" Hoffman gas leater, lawn mower, couch, wheelbarrow, kitchen -chairs, cop- sale. Owner leaving town, Money Loaned 48 per wash boeller, porch awnings, bed cot, FIRST AND BMCOND mortguge mn.,o;u, outside coltlues rack, rugs, etc. 30 Sum- mer St.; 'Phone 1819, any amounts, W. L. Hatch Co., Hall Bldg. PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS for all pur- poses. City Hardware Co., 49 Bast Main St Tel. 2650, FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES taoney available in &by amount on real vstate.| Reid, 20 Vivian st.; Maple Hill. G. Palmierl, 308 Main 8t Water Deaters \n &l siaes. Tank Parker & Deming, 193 Main Sf 028, STROLLER for sale, in good condition. ,000 to loan on 2d mortgages, uom- Roberts St, second floor. 131_Main St, New: Britain. Phone 337-3. children, Aveid worry by borrowing the Beneficial Way. We lend up to BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCILTY, HOOM 104, PROFESSIONAL BLDG., PIPELESS FURNACE, in first class con- MORTGAGEB—¥irat mortguge money on antsncous models, We install. A, i Tulin, Real Estate and Mortgage Loans, | FiTREE HOOMS of farailyre for sale own- WHEN SCHOOL REOPENS— §300 at.legal rates, Repayment oun TEL. 1943 c. 17 WE HAVE BEEN COMMISSIONED TO SELL AT i dition; bargain If taken at once. hand in amounts to sstity applicants.| A. Mills 80 West Muin Si. Phone 3ii. , main’office, §4 Ohurch St, Hutd, branch, | or leaving town. 88 Rhodes St. You wiil need money to outfit the AUCTION terms of your own choosing. several lots of household goods consisting of Dining Sets, Bedroom 3ets, Dreassers, Chiffoniers, Stoves, Chalrs, Beds, Couches, Planos, Deeks, Pictures, Mirrers, etc. Sale to take place Saturday Sept. 8§, 1923, 1:30 p. m. st Warehouse, 74 Greenwood Btreet, Dogs, Cats, Pets o1 COCKER SPANIEL puppics at reasonable | INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE prices. Aall 746 West Main St. L LIVE STOCK £y A. P, Marsh, Prop. HALL mammoth incubators, singlc, double 1uggs, Poulury, Supplies and triple decks, Kree catalogue. . O. W. Leghorn bullcts. Hall 8rus., 'Phone 645-2, Walllngtord, Conn. LIVE POULTRY bought ana soid. Brollers New Britain, Conn. This will be the biggest event of its kind to be held in thi lon. PTANOS—We nave piaced over 4,000 Kohler . & Campbell planos in this vicinity, In- cluding churches, echools, lodges, etc, Befora you buy, call and let us demon- | strate. C. L. Plerce. PLAYER PIANO—Maliogany, brand new, high grade standard action; bench and rolls, Mlg reduction, casy terms, Piano or phonograph as part payment, L. E. An- drews, 401 Arch st PORTABLY phonograph, special agenis—Real Estate . PLAINVILLE veal estate, bought and sald. loans. Skinner, Smith Co. Neri ck, Plainville. Phone 41-& PLAINVILLE—Tteal estate for sale. (nwre ance of every description. Ses Cunalng- ham ‘& Wininger, Realtors, Neri lm. Plainville, Tel. 120, REAL ESTATE and all kinds of inaurance. List your property with me. John E. model, §5 to 360, Terms to suit. John A.[ Conlon, 45 West Main 8t; ‘Phome 41-3, Store.’ Building and Business Property 80 SPECIAL~Just reccived, a large shipment R oo Tt I s il Vet of mew ‘Perfect” records, to be sold at|ARE you looking for a Central Property 3 for §1.00. John A. Andrews & Co., “The| Whero increase’ in value swill make Big Furniture Store.” money for you? 1If g0, see Aaren Daniel- son & Co, 131 Main St. SONORA BABY GRAND style, oniy siights [ Records included. A real Building Lots For Sale (23 RENTSCHLBR'S PARK—Bullding Iot for sale at “bargain price” Aaron Daniels son & Co, 131 Maln 8! BELVIDERE—3 lots In good location, 3 minutes from trolley; will sell cheap or exchange as first payment on & good two fumily house. Box 19WH, Herald Office. BOOTH ST.—Lot 60x180 for sale. Very de- sirable location to bulld on. See Homs Banking & Realty Co.,, 86 West Main St. BUILDING LOTS on easy payments ia &l parts of the city at prices much lower than will be asked next year. The W, L Hatch Co., City Hall bullding. BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE—Garden Bt., Kelsey St., Highland Terrace, Sunrise Ave.; will assist purchaser to flaance building. Schultz & Costello, Ine,, 43 Main St FIVE acre plot of level dry land (size 390% 518 feet) for sale, suitable for athletic field, factory site, cemetery use or bulld- ing lots, right here in the city with sewer, water, gas, electricity and 3 jitmey line at hand. M, Lockwood, Real Estate & loa, City Ha ROOSEVELT ST, and corner Hiton and Ma- sex Ste, near Jerome, bull lats for sale. Reasonable price. G. “flmn. 308 ] _ Main Bt. Farms For Sale A SMALL FARM with @ houses, 1 Bouse of 4 rooms and 1 house of & rooms, new barn, 5 acres, 1 cow, chickens; right near trolley and R. R. station. This place has Just been reduced 31,000 in price. A cash payment of $2,000 will get this nearby little tarm. See us before someone ity Cashman Farm Agoncy, 131 Mala St.; 'Phone 3131, 100 ACRE l“ARE. tillable; bulldings. §3,500 buys this. Schults & Costello, lnc, 242 Main St 3 vacation Opp. Myrtle St. ‘machine bargains for vAcation W our giatonola dept. John A. Andrewa & Co VICTROLA —Cabinet model with 13 selec- tions, $35. Fine playing condition. John A. Andrews & Co, “The Big Furniture Store." VICTROLA, PORTABLE—Just the machine you wazt fur thia scuson of the year. We will include the selection of thu latest | records on easy terms, Henry Morans, 365 Main St. Opp. Myrtle St. ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jewelsy 67 AUGUST SVECIAL—A 35% reduction on our entire stock during this month. The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Main St. FINAL JEWBLKY SALE—Selling out our entire jewelry line at half price. Anniv sary and wedding gifts at less than cost. Step in and look at this stock. You'll fing &0 amaziog _bargalns. Henry Morans, 365 Main St. Opp. Myrtle St. GIFTS of Jjewelry and wedding rings at lowsst pricss. Himbers & Horn 333 Main 8t and 10 K. R. Arcade, SPECIAL for the month of Aug. only, & 26 piece set of Rogers' knives, forks and spoons at §5.00. L. Resnick, “Mfg. Jew- eler,’ 340 Main St., Opp. Commercial 5t. Wanted—Articles, to Buy 68 COAL stove wanted; medium size, in good condition; will pay cash, good price. Box 2, Herald, Wanted—Articles To Buy 68 FURNITURE—We will buy 1t at i prices be Furohure Mivbauge, 67 Arch St A USED FURNITURE of all kinds. Highest prices paid, Call at ence, L. &eldes, 401 Oak St Phone 309 bought on market price; also, we dress Treoc Aiss Malamid, ¢3 WE Tavs been commissioned (6 woll & ma- Rty S M 43 Harttord] ™) ogany dining set. This is high grade t SiD NEWSPAPER MATS — Ciming o] [unlture in §ood condition. lner-Urban JUNK—Wg buy magazines, papers. ragh, all kinds of turuiture. we pay good prices. A Rodinsky, 81 Ouk &t Tele- vhone 5le-la. Houses For Sale [ Belvidere—Bungalow. Price §4.4 Tranafer torage. A, P, h, . ¢hicken coops, bUc & hundred; for sale at L LA R Sl L B Herald _officy, §7 Church 8t Morchandise at The Stores 65 Horses, Vehicles 53 | CAMP OUTFITTERG—~We carry everything Ol SALE—Pair of horsts; also for the camper. Army & Navy Supply and wagon. 1411 South Main St.; Co._0¢ Churoh Bt 1086-12, CERTAIN-TEED shingles and roofing paper at the lowest prices in (own; general (___ MERCHANDISE 1 hardware. Krank Nair, Inc. GROQUET BETS—4 mallet outhits at $3.5, Articles ¥or Sale 55 FLY SPRAY and sprayers tor cattle, etc. $3.75, $4.00 and $4.76. ‘These sets aie substantially made and are marked low. C. A. Hjerpe, 73 Arch 8t. ., Hirople 118 Uhisoh Bt FRUIT JARS—Pints, llc.dud 95c; NEW and sccond hand cash registers and scales; also repairing. T, i ter C 13 Washington Pla 95c and $§1.10; deli Lehrer's, Business and Ofice Equipmeat 51 East Main St. Phone 1181-5, PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS—We carry & FLAT TOP DESK, 80" quartered ahk top, double pedestal, § drawers, only $37.60. tull live for exterior and interior work. Complete line glass and hardware. Lehr- ers, 176 East Main St. Phone 11§ PUP TENTS, Luggage, cots, §3.96; blankets, Drop center typewriter desk 507, §1.26 up; ponchos, kbapsacks, canteens, Adkins Printing Co., 88 Church Ct, mess Kits, tollet kits, haversack, duck ROLL TOP DESK, swivel chalr and check| 'rousers khaki pants, bathing suits, army protector. W, k. Burk, 'Phone 1015-15. SAFES—A private wall safe in your home 1s a convenience and its protection agains fire and theft is wn economy in keepi lockers, kit bags, ©avy hammocks, breeches, leggins and one thousand other with true thrift, Jewels, silverware, or: fice money and your own can be kept items too numerous to wention. Army & _Navy Supply Co. 68 Church St. safo from prying eyes and hands. Size, exterior, 10"x16"x12"; interlor 6"x8"x9". Large enough for your needs; small enough for wall or auy corner in the den or lbrary. Price $36. A genuine insurance at_low cost. Adkins, 66 Church 8t. 59 Tarness Tel. quarts, 176 SALESMAN for I'ord and Lincoin cars. See Mr. Kossick at 200 East Main St. 'Phone 2701, I'eed and Fuel FATTEN your birds and profit by using Purina Chicken Fatena. For sale at N. B. Bird & Feed Co, 105 Arch 8t. Tel. 1121-3, SALESMAN wanted for aumpwmlu at 51 n_street. ntment at upstairs, DRESSMAKING by ap) home or 712 Stanley Bt. L. ¥, Haswell, Tel. 1823 HAND iade hats a specialty, dressmaking and sewing of all kinds. Violpt Millinery, _365_Arch St. your Mrs. — SALESMAN, roofing and roonng palnts, ex- verienced man preferred; salary and commission to the right man, with op- portunity to manage office. Apply M. O. Crawford, Nat. Bank Bldg, Room 403, between § and 6 p. m. LESUQNE [ d!ellmukln'. deelll pric to clagsos and clubs. Private lessons. Wom- an's Institute Method. Tel. Jane Girl, 646-6. PLEATED SKIRT, fine Xnife and pox pleats are fashionable this scason, Hemstitching and buttons. Ginsburg's €29p, 19 Walnut St. Phone 1338-5. 23 Dycing and Cleaning TAILOR who can press men's garments wanted. - Apply Union Laundry, it§ Arch street. Belp—\\'omen \\'mted 42 AMERICAN _widower desires compotent. housekeeper; no children. Address Box XX, Herald Oftice. CASHIER wanted for Saturday afternoon and evening. Tel. 68-3. CLOTHES called for and delivered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop, 43 Main St. Phone 3098, BXPERIENCED Daper box worker, ApplY New Britain Paper Box Co.,, 2! Walnut street, CLEANING and dyeing 18 our exclusive b iness. of all description: draperles, portieres, curtains, ned or dyed. Satisfaction guargnteed. New Brit- ainn Dry Cleaning Corp, 96 W, Maln 8t $. GIRL wanted at the Crown Confectionery. 92 Church St.; ‘Phone 2358. GIRL wanted as waitress during noon hour; free dinner. Apply Park Hotel. GIRL as cashier for Saturday afternoon and evening in men's store; state age and experience. Apply Box 30, Herald. automobile fidelity bonds. Philip M. Fagan, Gen. Ins., 131 Main St. Rooms § and 4; Tel. 3121 AUJOMOBILE, iife, accident, health ana fire insurance. Holland & Dunne, General Insurauce, 23 William St. Phone 1069-14. FIRE INSURANCE—Good _service, &ood companies, Schultz & Costello, luc., 242 Main_St. FIRE insurance and real estate. See John Cooke Co. Platuville, Conn, ACCIDENT, Tue GIRL wanted to take carc of two children. Tel. 2593-2. GOOD COOK wanted; hours from 2 9 o'clock. Sequin Golf club. HOUSEKERPER wanted, middle aged wid- ower's family. One who prefers good home to big wages. Swan Swanson, Mid- dlefield, Conn. MAID for housework, no washing or iron- ing. Apply mornings. Mrs. Bennott, 50 Mason Drive; Tel. 1856-2. “until HARDWARE CITY CG-OPHRATIVE ASSO- CIATION—Specialists in Automobile, Ac- cident and Health Insurance. Frank H. Shields, Mgr. INSURANCE—AIl Kkinds, est companies, prompt, P. J. Murray & company, Phone 2031-3, Lawyers—Patent Attorneys 25 best and strong- officient service. Main street. INDIAN motorcycle, 1023; will sell reason- able. 298 Arch St. MOTORCYCLES—Excellent values In used motorcycles now on. One 1917 Indian, §65. Two 1919 Indians, $125. each. One 1930 Indian Scout §15¢. All. these machines H. G. MANNING, ex-patent examiner. New Britain office in_Walk-Over Shoe BStore, 5:30-6 p. m., Thursday. Headquarters, ‘Waterbury. NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY-— Booth's block, Fist. 1866, by Jas. Shep* aro In good rumming order. Charles k. Hadfield, 21 Myrtle St. 'Phone 1706, ard. Louls M. Schmidt, 258 Matu 8t Telephone New Britaln and Hartford. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WAITRESS wanted at once. Club, Maple Hill, WOMAN wanted {0 16arn pressing on dry cleaned garments. A fine position for a steady, reliable person. Union Laundry 0., 268 Arch St. WOMAN to take washing liome, for small family in Belvidere. Tel. 209: YOUNG LADY in private office for sten: graphic and clerical work. P. O, Box 537, City, stating age, experience, 'phone number and salary desired. YOUNG woman wanted as office and counter assistant and typist; give refer- ences, age and experience. The Harvey & Lewis Co., 8 West Main St, New Britain, Conn. Sequin Golf I f Fertilizers, Seeds, Plants 60 TILY of the Valley roots, $1.00 et hundred. Irl, Lemon, Lily, Oswego Tea, 25c por clump. Mrs. 8. M. Cowles, Kensington. SEEDS—Get your sceds in scason. Assort- ment complete, prices low, at Lehrers 176_East 8t Footwear and Clothing 61 | gyux1z BATHING SUITS —White, jorsey, blue trunks combination, §1.5) to $4.25. One- plece bathing suits §1.95 to $3.95. Army & Navy Supply Co., 88 Church St. OLD HATS cleaned and blocked 60c, band 60c, sweet band 25c, a new hat $1.26. Con- rad_the Hatter, 319 Main St. SHOBS—Best for a farmer. Soft and good to wear; also best line of dress shoes. ¥ull line Ball Band footwear. All guar- anteed. Joe Mortelliti, 86 Chuich street. Good Things 10 Eat 62 CORNED BEEF from beavy corn fed steer, 20c per Ib. Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtlo St. Phone 285, MII.LBROOK Ice Cream for all_occasions; ice.cremmn in fancy forms. McEnroe's, West Main St Tel. 1341 Household Articles 63 ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Big variety at re- duced prices. The Furniture Kxchange, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. AUTOMATIC CRADLE body carrlage and Jparlor table for sale. Will sell reason- able. Tel. 2035-3, BABY CARRIAGE, Haywood-Wakefield, and baby yard, $16. 'Phone 2838, BED, Morris chair, electric lamp, fruit jars and other small houschold articles. 42 Winthrop St. BEDDING _ SPECIALS—Carload of _mat- tresses just arrived at reduced prices: Silk floss, imperial edge, were $20.50, now| play Edison records perfectiy. Widener's, $20.50; white cotton, wero $14.50, now| 138 Main St $10.00; brass beds, were §29.50, now 320.50; | GULBRANSEN PLAYER PIANOS—Sollcit & oak finished beds, were $14, mnow $10;[ ten minute playlng test to demonstrate! springs, were $1, now $5. All furniture in| the superiority of thess famous instru- this store is reduced 25% during tho sale.| ments. A test will convince anyone. “Easy The store of quality and service, B, Ber-| to play and easy to pay.” Henry Morans, son, 503 Main St. Phone 1165, 385 Main St. Opp. Myrtle St. Boys' Scout tent, Khaki Drill, $6,60 Wall tent, white, single filled Duck . ... $10.00 Wall tent, dcuhl. filled Dllck «$17.80 Wall tent, white double filled Ducke $19.9 .$22.13 Wall tent, wl\l(e dnuhlo flied Duck ‘Wall tenl. k -$26.00 d <$36.40 Duc Wall ten! Rental prices on any of the above tents quoted on applivation. "white ‘double " lied Duck . EDDY AWNING & DEC. (O, CITY HALL PLACE. Musical Instruments 66 COLUMBIA upright mahogany phonographs. Bpecial 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. GOLUMBIA RECORDS—Most of the latest sclections, all selling at 1-3 price. Widen- er's, 138 Main St. GRANBY—3 brand new upright mahogany phonographs, formerly priced at $125, 5150 and $175, now selling at 3§85, $100 and §135 with records. These machines BHDROOM SUITES, 4 piece, of American | KRANICK & BACH, Newby & Evans, Les- Walnut, from $159 up. All furniture( ter, Kohler & Campbell pianos. We have hero is absolutely guaranteed. Prompt| sold this line of pianos for ever 30 years. deliveries. Max Zucker, 516 Main Bt.! We guarsntes. C. L. Plerce, Herlin St.—Berlin, 13 reom house, vne of ilies, Price §13,000, room cottage. Price 35,000, 3 tamily housv. Price §9,000, Hawley St.—3 family house, Price 310, Linden St.—3 family house, Prlc, 37,500, HOME BANKING & REALTY CO, . 86 WEST MAIN 8 PHONE 1724 JUNK of all kinds, We are paying the best market prices for newspapers, maga- zines and rags. Call L. Zeldes, 151 Qak L. Phone sudl-d. pay falr prices for any nouschold ar- ticles. Just drop a card to L. M. Hea- Jemin, 116 Beaver St. Phonv 12u. EAST ST.—3 family nhouse, 16 rooms, with all improvements; brive 310,600, small of cush required, Watson uu 4 Malu Tel, 2460, uily house, six rooms on a floor, steam heat, fireplaces, 4 car sarage, Watson & Jones, 394 Main street. _ Phoue 245 JUST COMPLETED, new iwo- Tamily house on Maguolia Bt, 36,300; small amount of cash required; all lmprovements; large lot. Andrews Land Cb, 1357 Stauley Su; 'Phoue 861-4. JUSY LISTED—Une of the best d-lamily houses in the city, 6 rooms to the noo, haruwood, steam Leat and open nreplaces. Hee mo today If you want 4 good home. A.‘ Curlson, 259 Main St, Room 4. ‘el 1. HAMILTON ST.~3 family house, 13 rooms, @ll improvements; onue Leuviient to be va- caut Sept. 1st. Watson & Jonvs, 204 Muin —mm—— LREAL ESTATE FOR RENT | Apartments and Tenemeunts 09 FAIRVIEW SI., 58—Apartment of o rooms, il _modern. [TARRISON ST.—% room apartment, adults. Aply_Hox 7JB, Herald, MAIN ST.—5, 6 4 room apartments, steam heat, hot water and Janitor service. Soe Colin about it at 19 Maw St NAIN 8T, 182—Nicely furnished rooni for one or two gentlemen; two dights up. Mrs. Duwson. MAPLE ST, 150—5 room temement on 1st fioor, ail improvements, steam heat, and gardge. Inquire 3d floor, Adults only, NORTH 51.,260—5ix or seven roonl apart- ments, all modern couvenieuces. Seo Lohn about it. 15 Main St. NORTH MAIN ST, 626—7 roon, licated apartment. 8. Berkowitz, GFF WHEST MAIN ST.—Kesidential street, desirably five room Hat, hve minutes frou ity ball, reasonable, Hox 514G, | SOUTHWESTERN pari of city, desirablo modern §-room lencment, adults only. Box 1y, Herald office. THREE-KOOM busement improvements. lInquire in s Connerton St. THREE room tenement ,over Franklin Square filling station. Apply st same, VINCENT AVE., 65— Tencment of 4 fooms, with 2 barns, sultable for milk man, plumber, tinner, electrician, builder, vtc. Authony Bnkw o Vincent Ave, steam reasouable, Appi Strong, Tel. 1417-4 SIN-ROOM bungalow, contalning all med- ern improvemcats, heat, sewer connection, sldewulk und good lurge lot; price 34,000, 31,000 cash. sl J. bolren, € Blm 8t ‘Phone 1790, SOUTHERN SECTION—2Z family Bouse, & rooms on u Hoor; steam heat, freplaces Watson & Jones, 204 Main Si Tel, 4dv. MILY liousc, 10 rooms, In goog 10 cality. $5,600. Only §1,000 requireds Asron Daniclson & Co., 151" Main TWO nne single homes with extra Toth where you can enjoy quivt and still work iu town. Oue has all improvements. Locks wood, lical Estate & lus., City Hall. Suburban Y¥or Sale BERLIN—A l0-room, I tenement modern improvements, garage, chicken coop, one-half acre of land, right on car lne; price $6,000. Aaron Dawels #on & Co, 131 Maln 5t. KENSINGTON—Swimber Hoad, room stone cottage; modern ments. lnq. Salvatore Menditto. PLAINVILLE—3-tenement house of rooms, all improvements aud 2 bullding lots. Very good terms. John k. Conlou 45 West Main St., Plaluviil Plainville. tenement with the evening. 117—4-room tenement, mod- aduits only. Phone 7 1 heat, ARCH 8T, o central locatlon, woll adapted lor auto- mobile or any other business. Claude J. Leroux, 174 Arch St.; 'Fhone 1336, KENSINGTON—Store in brick center of Kensington; good i tallor shop or another kind ot Lol 1454-4. MAIN ST.—Store to rent, reasonable; also modern apartments. Ses Colu &t vnce at 16 Main street. OFFICES and dance hall Building, 308 Main St. being made for the coming scason. & Berkowits. 50, MAIN ST., 284—Store, 2 tenements and four garages, easy terms. Inquire G. Pal- mieri, 308 Main St. Phone 1356-5. WEST MAIN ST.—Store, suitable for any retail purpose. Morris Tulin, 131 Main 8t.; 'Phone 387-2. Houses tor Rent 73 EAST BERLIN—A small amount of cash down and $8.33 4« month will pay for a good 6-room cottage on Main St. Come in and let me show you. A. Carlson, 259 Main St., Roow 204, Tel. 1517, Vacation Places For Rent 15 MYRTLE BEACH—Cottages to rent for September. Inquire at 250 Maple St. or ‘phone 1044-4. Vacationists Wanted INDIAN NECK, BRANFORD — Co 1905, now open; water fromt; board all facilities, on trolley. A. D. Frey. business. ‘Phone 413, at_ the United Bookings are now Mag 10 Peagl St., 6 room house; gas, elec- tric lights, bath room, set tubs, fur- uace, uear the cemter. Price only §4,000, 31,500 down, balanve easy payments, . TEL. BRISTOL 6§ ¥or Appointment | — e e ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS Rooms For Reat 8 CORBIN AVE., 139—Furnished room, suite able for 1 or 2 young ladies, school teach- ers or business women preferred. COTTAGE of 5 rooms, nicely furnished, suitable for school teachers. Inquire 53 Trinity St.; Tel. 437-3. EAST MAIN ST., #08—Furnished room, room, sultable for 1 or 2 gentlemen, hot wat bath and all conveniences, 'Very reason: able. Phone 1935, 5% "Phone $09. PHONQGRAPH—Portable model, for vaca- CLARK Jewel gas tion use, from $5 to $50. Come in and vange, sl Call at 154 West look them over, Joln A. Andrews. Malin, after iy 8 p.om. MOMAUGUIN, East Haven, Conn. Moliy.0 cottage on waterfront. Rooms, board if desired. Write Mrs. sh. BY BLOSSER MAIN ST., 43—Single and double rooma, Tn- quire Mrs. Mack D. Hall. TRINITY ST. 30—Room to I Jato family, bome “privi) top_floor. WALNUT §T., 70—Room to rent. W, Tre= whella. P T CRREI R LA A58 | WASHINGTON 7, Si—suits o Te Tooms, sitting room and bedroom; also single for gentleman. MAIN 135—Two furnish rooms, each suitable for one or two pe ple; &l improvements; home privileges. Ring last_bell. " Rooms and Board ”0 MAPLE ST, 13—Rooms with board. ‘Phon 3108, with pri- 5. lnquire ‘Where To Dine 2 ELANEY LUNCH—They iike to here, There's a reason, too. The moat ular restaurant in town. ln the hotel. Opp. the Station. HOTEL REGAL—Opposite depot, under new management. Rooms and board at coms mercial

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