New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1923, Page 15

AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks for Sale ° PAIGE 1020, 4-passenger coupe, In fne | shape mechanically, good paint, tires and i upholstering. New Britain Bulck Cow, 23 Arch 8t. Phone 2607. PAIGE, 1091, sedan; in good condition; | thoroughly eoverhauled, new paint, good . Por demonstration call C. A, Bence, 51 Main St. Phono 2216, | 1930, 3-passenger Foadntor, with | . Rudolph's Garage, 137 Chorry,| Phone 2061-2. G-passenger touring car, tires, excellent condition, Rudolph' age, 137 Cherry §t. Phene 2051-2, fibnnms, 1031 1 e, tires and general appearance very 'ms to sult purchaser. M. Irving .vmur. “This Is a Btude- baker year. STEARNS-KENIGHT roadster 7125, good condition throughout, v good tir new Gars AUTO WBPATRING done by ARCH ST. RADIATOR WORKS—8ucc also used ocars for sale. 187 Arch 8t. - Phone 132 chanic G to Mulquist Bros, Bapert repairing, all kinds of auto radiators, smashed fenders, bodies, etc, Work guaranteed perfect t lowest prices. 107 Arch. Phone 1705, AUTOMOBILE PAINTING BHOP—Isidoro 8t, Phone 576-12, Prospact Ravizza, rear 332 Py House phone 212-13, ry looks good. 200 East Main, Pllnnn 2701, flivEnagfin. 1021, Special Six roadster, new paint, tires, top and upholstery ex- cellent, Bngine in perfect shape. Price is 3700, Terms to suit purchaser. M. Irving Jester, 183 Arch 8t. “This is a Stude- baker year, §RUCK-—Reo, 1019, Speedwagon, §100. 1In good condition throughout, just over- led. M. Park St, corner Maln 8t, Phone AUTOMOBILE running board moldiug put on, All varieties replaced. Remember that service is our alm and that we are auto radiator oxperts. O. Becker, Phone 563, BATTERIES-—When in trouble and Li need of good batterles or akilled service see first, Hdw. Zack at the City Servive & tion, Hartford Ave, at Stanley St TRUCK—3 1-2 ton, 1918 Packard, with platform bedy, $600, Tires good and in fino running condition, K. M. Searle, Park & Mgain #te. Phone 2110, TRUCK—Reo, 1030 Speedwagon, Just over- hauled and repainted, §i50. Guaranteed for 30 days against mechanical trouble, K. M. Searle, Cor, Park & Main 8ts, Phone 2110. TRUCK—Denby, 3 1-2 ton, 1917, with piat- BODIES, 36 E. Main Bt. Iampe, raGiators and fenders ro- ppired to a new conniclon, Uores inetalled, Low prices.-New England Kadlator Works, Phone &6 WASHED, polisbed, otled Authorized 8imouniz 4nd atation, rear 238 CROWLEY'S AUTO WABIT i washed, polished and greased. 10 Tel. 11 Prompt “hestnut 8t 68, form body, $300 cash. K. M. Searles, Cor, Park & Main 8 Phone 2110, USED CARS--1021 Chevralet' Touring; 1919 Oldsmobile 8 Touring; 1818 Frankiin Roadster; 1917 Stutz Speedster Touring American Sales Co, 8 Elm St. E Up to dat R GRINDING and repairiog at thi Curtain Automotive Service Co. 451 dkes of cars, auto laundry, West Main Gar- 103 West Main St Tel. 3750, airing on_all VUSED CARS—1921 Ford Sedan, §350; 19 ¥ord Touring, $275; 1918 Bulek Touring, 8250; 1917 Twin-8ix Packard, $450; 1918 Studebaker Touring, $85; 1915 Oldsmobile Touring, $95; 2 Ford Coupes, 3 Ford S BRAL, REPAIRING and overhauling by expert mechanics. Service car at disposal at any time. Charland's Auto Service Main _street, Station, yments. Egerton, cor, Arch USED CARS—An excéllent selection of light used cars. You'll agree they are the best bargains in town; 36U up. M. Irving Jes ter, 193 Arch St. “This 1s & Studebaker AOIBL Wasnhingion garage. RADIATOR, f General _ro- pairing and overhauling. Day and night service. Transients accommodated. Low rates. Tel, 1 121 Washingion street. endur and pody repailing; soi- dering of all kinds. Rear 15 \viuthrop 8t., Leonard & Leopard, AUTO accessonie; ags batteries and battery lemflrlux H. Cogewell, 5 Chestnut st Phone 1418-2 AUTONMOTIVE BQUITMENT —Gasoline, ol greases and tire service, Clark's Auto Ace cessol Shop, 138 to. Main St, LET us sechiaige and (Dspect your batiessy before you put it into aervice for the suminer. A. C. Hawker, 563 Lim st Te. 2466, BATTERIES—Ask the man wno owns & Philedelphla. Guar. 2 years, J. M. Fai rell, 110 Mranklin Square. Phone 1218, AL on used tire tubes; cords, 30x3 to -6 Main 8t, Phone 635-2. T STAKTING, HAIRCUTTING Tighting and iguition work, valstactory eervice, - Bloctrical parts for sale, Clark's Automobile Laundry, rear 238 Main St. Phone 1344, OPS, §ide curlains aud seai covers, made t and repaired at Doolittle's Autw Top hop, 336 Main St. DING, BRAZING and cutting. Scored cylinders filled by guaranteed process Nels J. Nelaon, §15 East t. Phone 163813, e —— BUSINESS SERVICE ] L Barbers, Halrdressers, Masseuses 18 me- | Heleen ora | i 1 Wanted, Said An,Advertiser On This Page Last Week, Using As Hls Address a Herald Box. He Received a Dozen Replies, Which Probably Means That 25 People Have Stoves For Sale. There Are Buyers in the City For Every Available Stove, Bt Not All Advertis e Their Needs YOU ADVERTISE An USE THE -WANT ADS. to Yourself. Moving, Trucking, Storage 26 WE HAVE BEEN COMMISGIONED TO SELL AT 4 | AUCTION several Ists of household goods consisting of Dining Sets, Bedroom §ets, Dresser: Chiffoniers, Stoves, Chairs, Beds, Couchel Planos, Desks, Pictures, Mirrors, etc. Hale to take place Smturday Sept. 8§, 1923, 1:30 p. m, at Warehouse, 74 Greenwood Btreet. New Britain, Conn. INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & BTORAGE A. P. Marsh, Prop. This will be the biggest event of its kind to be held in this sectlon. - LOCAL and long distance moving. Bes Hulvarson, b Fairview St. We give estl. mates. Phone 34. TRUCKING of all kinds. Licensed truck for party hire. N. P. Blanchette, 140 Cherry street. Phone 764 JOSEPH ARBOTR & BON-— New York and New Britaln tru men., Local and long distance moving. Local Phone New York ‘Phone Cortand Pressing and Tailoring 20 EMPLOYMENT ____Help—Women ‘Wanted { I EXPERIENCED WINDERS WANTED— | FOR WOOLEN YARNS. STEADY WORK—GOOD PAY. APPLY THE DUNHAM MILLS, INC, POQUO- NOCK, CONN. BXPERIENCED GIRL 6 work on_lunch counter, do not teléphone. Call in person. Apply Hudson Lunch, Main 8t GIRL, wanted to take of two children, One not attending school. Phone 2593-2. L MERCHANDISE I ‘ * MERCHANDISE I = Business and Office Equipment 57 ROYAL TYPEWRITER in fine shape. Wil soll for §45, Room 108 Professional Bldg. Th' GL STATIONARY CABI Becuri- s 15, $45.00; shelves, §2.00 eac many fires *have proven the utter us ness of neglecting to equip your office in steel, Important documents and corre- spondence copy are: protocted against all elements to say nothing of bookkeeping and accountancy essentials. This invest- ment represents the lowest insurance and service, at once, attainable, Adkine, 66 Church 8t, Phone 1603, Feed and Fuel 59 by using FATTEN your birds and profit Purina Chicken Fatena. B For sale at N, Bird & F 106 Arch 8t Tel 1121-3. Fertilizers, boods, Plants 60 LILY of the Valley roots, $1.00 per hundred Iris, Lemon, ego Tea, 26c per clump. Keneington, SEEDS—Get your seeds In season. Assort- ment complete, prices low, at l‘, r'e, 176 _Esst Main 8t 81 Footwear and Clothing blue GTRL or woman for general housework. Apply Mrs. B. M, Crum, 70 Garden St, GOOD cook wanted; hours from 3 until 9 o'clock, §equin_Golf Club . HOUSEKBEPER—For about could go home nights if preferred. phone 235, between 0 and 5. two months; Tel. BATHING _BUITS—WhIt e, trunks combination, § to $4.25. One. plece bathing suits $1.95 to $3.05. Army & Navy Supply Co. 56 Church 8t, OLD HATE cleaned and biocked 50c, ban §0c, sweet band 26c, a new hat §1,28, Gon- rad_the Hatter, 319 Main t. MAID for general housework. Mrs. D. Noble, 70 Hamilton 8t. Phone 1049, VAITRESS wanted at once, Bequin club, Maple Hill. WANTED--A competent cook $65 per month, algo competent maid. Apply Mrs. E. Hanson's Employment Bureau, 1 High St. Golt BHDEB Best for a farmer, Boft ‘and good also best line of dress shoes. l-‘ull line Hall Band footwear. All guar- ant Joe Mortelliti, 88 Church street, Good Things w ¥at 63 GCORNED BEEF (rom beavy corn fed steor, 20c per Ib, Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtle 8t. Phone 285. WANTED - Competent cook. Tel. 838, Mre. T. W., Wilbor, 3¢ Franklin Square. WANTED—Young girl for inside messenger work. State age and schooling. P. O, Box 1025, YOUNG LADY in private office for sten- ographic and clerical work; state exper- ience. Box 39 W. H. Herald Office. CLOTHES called for and delivered by The London Vaiet Service, Ye London Ehop, 43 Main St. Phone 3098, FiVE DOLLARS OFF reg. prices of auils and topcoats during July and August. J. Wuck, 59 Arch St, PARIS TAILOK SHOP—Oleaning and press: ing, suits made to order. 136 South Main 8t., oppudlte High school, SUITS for spring and summer, of genulne English woolens, $25 and up. Style, qual- ity and ft ‘absolutely gusranteed.” Jark Help—Men or Women 43 AN intelligent person,. either sox, may earn $100 to 3200 monthiy, corresponding for newspi $15 to $25 weekly In spare time; experience unnecessary; mo can- vagsing, subjects suggested. Send for par- tlculars. National Press Bureau, Buffalo, New_York. 44 -Situations Wanted—Men WANTED —— Married man wishes work of any kind. Address Box xx Herald Off Situations Wanted—Women 4 MILLBROOK Ice Cream for all aslo) ice cream In fancy forms, § McEproe's, West Main Bt, Tel, 1341, | ‘00 [OOLUMBIA RECORDS--Most of the latest | - | FENTSCHLER'S PARf——Bufldiu i.! Tor | d Prove This Mustcll Instruments TOLUMPBIA phonograph and records, nfi i in. Come quick. L, E. Andrews, H.. Arch 8t, selection: lling at 1-2 price. Wi er's, 138 Main Bt. GRANBY—3 brand new Upright mahogany phonographs, formerly priced at §125, $150 and §175, now gelling at 385, $100 and §125 with records. These machines play Edison recols perfectiy. Widener's, 138 Main Bt GULBRANSEN PLAYBR PIANOS—Sollclt a ten minute playing test to demonstrate the superiorily of thess famous instru- ments, A test will convince anyone, “Easy to play and easy to pay,” Henry Morans, 365 Main 8t. Opp. Myrtle 8t. VILL lnlll. Bkinner, Bmith Go, Piainville and Madison, Comnm, Phono 41-4. B PLAINVILLE—Real estate for l.u. ll-'r ance of every description. See m & Wininger, Resltors, Nerl I Plainvill Tel, 120, ‘Building and Business Property 80 ARCH BT,—New brick bloo in- vestment, Small cash payment down and move right In. A, Carlson, 369 Main 8t, Room 204, Phone 1817, mnmuuum lestate 131 Main 8t T.ot 50x150 for sals., Very de= tion to bulld on. Bes Homs Banking & Realty Co,, 86 West Main St BUILDING LOTS for Sale, Garden Bt., Rels soy 8t, Highlund Terrace, Sunrise Ave, Will assist purchaser to finance bullding. Schultz & Costelio, Tnc, 242 Main St BUILDING LOTS on easy paymenta 1o parts of the clly at prices much lower than will be ed next year. The W. Ly Hatch Co, City Hall bulldmg. KRANICK & BACH, Newby & Evans, Let ter, Kohler & Campbell planos. We ha sold this line of planos for over 30 years. ,We guarantes. C., L. Plerc PIONOGRAPH—-pPortable model, for vaca- tion use, from $5 to §60. Come In and look them over. John A. Andrews, FIVE plot of level ary {and (sias 390% 518 feet) for sale, sultable for athletic field, factory site, cemetery use or builds ing lots, right here In the eity with sower, water, gas, electricity and @ jitney line at hand, H, N. Lockwood, Real Estate & Ink, City Hall FTANOS—We nave placea over 3,000 Kohler & Campbell planos in th cluding churches, schools seror» you buy, call and let us demon- C. L. Plerce. sy m NO—Upright. High grade Baumeister gured mission case, used one year, half price. Terms. Big bargaln, L. E.” Andrews, 412 Areh St. PLAYBR PIANO -Mahogany, brand new, high grade standard action; beneh and rolls. Big reduction, easy terms, Piano or phonegraph as part payment. L. E. An- drews, 401 Arch Bt. PORTABLE phonograph, _special model, $5 to 3§50, Terms to suit. Andrews & Co., “The Big Btors SPECIAL—Just reccis of new “Perfact" records, 3 tor $1.00. John A, Andrews & Co Big_Furniture Store.” vacation John A, ¥urniture 'ge_shipment lo be sold at The Household Articles 83, ANTIQUE FURNITURE--Big variety at re duced prices. The Furniture Kxchange, & Arch 8t. A, J. Grafe, Mgr. BEDDING SPECIALS—Carioad of mat tresses just arrived at reduced prices: 8ilk floss, imperial edge, were $20.50, now $20.50; white cotton, were $14.50, now $10.00; brass beds, were §$39.50, now $20.60; oak finished beds, were $14, now $10; springs, were §7, now $5. All furniture in this store is reduced 25% during the sals. The store of quality and service, B, Ber- son, 503 Main St. Phone 1165, BEDROOM SUITLS, 1 piece, ot American Walnut, from $159 up. All furniture here is absolutely guaranteed, Prompt deliveries. Max Zucke 516 Main Bt 'Plhione 50! Mothers, We bave two hobby-horse chairs to amuse kiddies while having their hair trimmed. Hours, §a.m. 108 TIRE VALUES— Epecia lopporiunity to get a Standard Make of irst Quality I'ull Oversize Tirés at Laceptionally Low Prives l l BEI Building and Contract LAYING and plastering, and jobbing. Heh & iesin, Main St.; Phone 1185- contract 591 West Brand new Stock—fully guaranteed, Just compare our vash ofter with the present list 3 g BOLD FOR UASH © our Price CHINNEY KEPAIRING Wb Geusral masor aud plaster work. Work gua.enteed. J. C St. Ploue 1744-24, ELuCIKICAL WORK, wi.ing upd fixtures, feud a carc to A, Tyler, boi Btanley Bt Business Service Rendered 20 Salonia, 100 Lafayette S Printing, Jobbing, blauoner: 30 KULPER PRINFING CO Booklets, cata- Ingues, programs, advenisements, rircu- lars, posters, office stationery, factory forms, color work. Prompt sorvice and good_work. 325 Main St. Phone 717 QUALITY PRINT SHOP, 337 Main St. Al kinds of printing at lowsst rates Tel. 659-5. Call us up and let us give you an Esl_lrmll FVE GLASSKS repaired, pr broken lenses duplicated. Main_8t. criptions filled, K. Vincent, 282 GERMAN GIRL wants general housework. Phone 643-15, FINANCIAL ] Business Opportunities 46 GARAGE—2 story brick, on the Boston Post Road. All auto machinery and doing good business, Owner in poor health, Price Skinner Smith & Co., Plainville, MBAT MARKET-Dolng good cash — busi- ness for sale, §4,600. Phone 3062-5. Fabric Cord, C [+ § 8.85 $10.66 80x31z 30x31; 32331 31xi D LVELOPING and printiug, Do justice to your ‘kodaking - ufforts by haviug OQhra- stedt do your hnlshing. 2 West Main St PTANO lessons may Dbe taken from Harry B. Whatnall after Sept. 6, For appoint- ments call 11 Kelsey St. or Tel. 2. S2x4 35a4 Saxd 3ax4% 3uxdle $4x4 35x4 %y [ I3 EIIOPEDIU SHOE REFAIR _SHOI Special shovs made to order, 73 Ulurch vllx )'Imn\ Au.l_____. ROOFING B ppied. Materia, and wurk uosolutely guarunteed to stop leaks, Uity Hardware Co., 49 East Main §t. Phone 3650, RUPTURE AND CRIPPLE SPECIALIST — Supporters for wealk spine, stomach and kidneys. Surgical and orthopedical ap- pliances for the correction of all physical deformitics made to order. For appoint- ment call 2-§352 Hartford, 244 Windsor Ave. Dr. H, L. Battalen, D. M, T. § TGNS, show vards, banners, bulletin work. Loading pictotlal actsts, Prompt service, Art Sigh Lo, Jgi Main Bt. WRIST WATCH repairing a specialty at B. Georges, 166 Main 8t., Room 10, Opp. Dickinson Drug Co. U RACKLIFFE BROS. CO, INU, PHOL kinds ot change, 67 repairing. Arch PARK AND BIGELOW 8TS, PHONE 1074 262 Main St Repairing and Piano Tuning Mouey Loaned 48 FIRST AND SECOND mortgage money In any smounts. W. L. Hatch Ce, City Hall BUFFET, 6% ft. long with marble slab and mirrer. 569 Arch St. Plone 404-4. CLARK Jowel gas range, SIEAtly Call at 154 West Main, after 6 p. BLECTRIC vacuum cieaners, sold, and repaired; satisfaction guaranteed, . Andrews, 413 Arch St. Tel. 1995. used, m. rented L. SONORA BABY GRAND style, only slight- ly used. Records included. A real bar- guin, Torms if desired. Henry Morans, 365 Main 8t. Opp. Myrtle Bt. USED machine bargains for vacatlon use n our giafonola dept. John A. Andrews & C VICTROLA—Cabinet model with 13 selec- tions, $35. Kine playing condition, John A, Andrews & C The Big Furpiture Store.” VICTROLA, PORTABLE—Just the machine you want for thia season of tho year. We will Include the gelection of the latest records on easy terms, Henry Morans, 365 Main 8t, Opp. Myrtle St. Watches, Diamonds, Jewelsy 67 AUGUST SBPECIAL—A 59’. Teduction om our entire stock during this month. The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Main St. FINAL JEWELRY SALE—Selllng out our eutire jewelry line at half price, Aunniver- cary and wedding gifts at less than cost. Step in aund look at this stock, You'll find wsome amazing bargains. Henry Morans, 365 Main St. Opp. Myrtlo_Bt. TWOOSEVELT ST, and corner Elfon and ¥ wex Str, near Jerome, bulldug lots for sale. Reasonable price. G. Palmieri, 308 _Main 8t Farms For Sale 50 AGRE farm for Gale, One Rouse, mew barn, running water, near school and trols ley; 21 cows, 3 horses, #ilo, P houses, house. This bas just placed with us and we will offer it at & bArgain price. See us at once. Cashman _ barm Agency, 131 Main 8y 100 ACRE FARM — Tillabl muw'm $3,600 buys this, Schulta & Costello, Ine., 242 Main St. - Bouses For Sale Belvidere—Hungalow. Price 34,400, Beriin 8t.—Beriin, 13 room house, ons of two familles. Price $12,000, Elm Hill—6 room cottage. Price $5,008. Day St.—3 family house, Price §5,000, Hawley §t.—2 family house. Price $10,000, Lindeq 8t.—3 tamily house, Price §7,601 HOME BANKING & REALTY GO, 86 WEST MAIN 8T, PHONE 728 EAST 8T.— -5 family house, 16 rooma, all improvements; price 310,600, smalk amount ot ash required. Wateon Jones, 204 Main St. Tel, 2460, GARDEN 81.—3 family house, &% roems on & foor, steam heat, nreplaces, 4 car surage. Watson & Jones, 304 Main streets 1450, MPLETED, new two-family house on Magnolia St. 36,300; small amoupt of cash required; all Lmprovements; largy lot. Anarews Land Co., 1657 Stanley st.; ‘Phone ¥il-d, HAMILTON ST.—3 {amily house, 13 rooms, all improvements; one tenement to be caut bept, lst, Watson & Jones, 394 Maip _Bt._Phone 450, ROBERTS §T.~A fine § family houss. Mod= ern, big lot. Well worth the price asked A. Uarldon, 259 Main, Koow 304, Tel 1417, URNITURE—Two familics leaving _town would sell thelr household furniture either In part or whole, 492 Park St, first_and third floor, IRON BED with springs, wardrobe, mirror 3x3. 569 Arch St, Phone 404-4. PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS for all pur- poses. City Hardware Co., 49 Kast Muin St. _Tel. 2650. RUUD gas wager heaters in ell izes, Tank and instantdneous models, We install. A, A. Mills, 80 West Main 8t. Phone 381. oak FIRST BECOND MOKRTGAGES rioney avaliable ln any amount on real e ._Palmieri, MORTGAGEA—¥ir mopey on hand in amounts to lllllly Bpnllunll‘ __Parker & Deming, 193 M 1o Tulin, Real Estate and Mortgage Loans, main office, 54 Church 8t., Htfd., branch, 131 Maln 5t., New Britain. Phone 387-2. SEWING MACHINE, mahogany setfee and chair, plano stool, music cabinet, fruit jars and Jelly tumblers. W. E. Burk Phone 1016-5. SPECIAL SALE—Beds, 2-in. post and 2-in. fillers, $10.00; 2-in. post crib, $10,00. Big assortment of beds. Ldw. Gorfain, 165 Arch St., Phone §69-2, Merchandise at The Stores 65 BEDDING—Have your work done Mattresses, box eprings, cushions, renovated and remade equal to new returned same day. New bedding made to order. Upholstering. HarGware City Bed- ding Co., 60 Tremont St. Tel. 3431-4, Dredsmaking and Millinery NEIL'S TIRE BARGAINS— 10,000 Mile Guarantee. DRESSMARING Will take in work or go to your home., Mis. Haswell, 713 Stanicy upstairs. Phone 182 30x3% 31xé J"ll e Cords | Jx While They Last—all Karly. RY CO, PHONL O'NEIL TIRE & BAT 39 WASHINGTON 8T, 8 WILLARD STORAUE Batt " Bale service, Simmons Btorage battery 167 Arch St Phone 2346, Co., HAND made LESSOAS 1n d Tats & spacialty, dresAmAKIng an gwiog ol all kinds, Violct Millinery, 5 _Arc essmaking. Special pricea to Private lessons, Wom- clagses and clubs. Tel. Jane K, an's ln-muu Method. b4 LEATED emu'r. fime knife and vox pleats are fashionable this season, Hemstitching aud buttons. Giusburg's 20, 1y Walout St Phone 1338-5. Dyeing and Cleaning 23 [ car, 11 cords your Tel. USE Dayton " Thoiobred” value the appoarauce ol Ball Tire Co., 210 Arch St you ‘the ¢ Autos—Taxi Service 13 3700 will bring quick, N. B CALL TAXI—Phone efticient taxl service to your door. Taxl Service, ut the R, R. Bi n. LOTHES called for and delivered by The London Valct Service. Yo Loudon Shop, Main_St. _Phone_ 3098, NING and dyeing 18 our exciusive bus- iness, Garmenis of all descriptions draperies, portieres, curtains, cleaned or dyed. Satisfaltion guaranteed. New Brit- amnn Dry Lu.umu‘ Corp., ¥6 W. MNain Bt Phone 1323-3 TAXI STATION—Quick, service, Keep. these 'phole numbers mind. Daytime, 667; night, 1842-5. Lo Miller. To Let 14 n Garage: fdelity bonds. Philip M. Fagan, 131 Main 8t., Rooms J and 4; Tel. 31 GARAGE SPACE cars, 124 Rock- | Al well Ave.; 'Phonc 13 NEW BRICK GAKAGE—207 Bo. Main Bt. UTOMOBILL, lfc, accident, nealth ana fire insurance, Holland & Dunne, General Insurance, Willlam §t. Phone 1069-14. Best private stalls in city. All conven- Insurance—All Kinds 24 fjences, $6.00 per month. T, C. Flynn, 15 Bexton St. Tel 2012-3. ¥ INSURANCE — Good _ service, good Schultz & Costello, Inc., 242 IRE companies. Main St. Motorcycres and Bn_.-y\:lea 15 MOTORCYCLES—Excellent values in used motorcycles now on, One 1917 Indian, §65. Two 1919 Indians, §125 each. One 1920 Indian Scout $150. All 86 machines are in good running or Charles K. Fi H TR insurance and real estate. 8ee The John_Uooke Co., Plainville, Conn. LAWN MOWELRS—Sharpening and repair- ing, Horse and motor drawn, All sizes our speclalty. Machine work, welding, brazing, cutting, carbon burning and all kinds of edge tools sharpened. Fritz and Brendt, rear, 31 Greenwood §t. Tel, 163-12 TIANOS AND PLAYERS tuned and re- paired. Walter H. Kovel, 40 Maln St. Phone_ 1008-5, PTANO tuning. Am I still tuning planos? Yes, 5 or 6 days a weok, I. V. Btreoter, P, O. Box 606 Phone 1303, SPECIAL CARE given to repairing Plano keyboards; Ivories laid with factory glue, llke new.' Piano tuning. C. A, Hum phrey; Tel, 2647, EMPLOYMENT —_— Help—Agents Wanted 40 Wi need an industrious, reputable lady or gentleman to represent the genuine J. R. Watkins Products in New Britain, A few good territories also open in other nearby cities. The nationally advertised Watkins Products have been known and (L used sinco 1865, Don't accept any other offer until you get our proposition—it's different. Full particulars and samples are free, write today. J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 91, New Yorlk, N. Y. Help—Men Wanted 41 BOY—16 to 18 yoars old for light arill press work. Keeney Mfg. Co,, rear 251 Whiting st ELBCTRICIAN—Tirst class, wanted, One experienced in house wiring. Apply Box 38, Herald, ARDWARE CITY CO-OFERATIVE AS80- CIATION—Specialists in Automobile, Ac- cident and Mealth Insursnce. Frank H. Shields, Mgr. Hadfield, 21 Myrtle 8t. 'Phone 1706., RED WING—Boys bicycle, 18" {rame, good as new, $20, (cost $34). Address Box 17XX, Herald. ~ INSURANC All kinds, best and strong- ¢st companies, prompt, efficient service. P. J. Murray & company, 325 Main street. Phone 2031-3. elcetrically equip- INDIAN, 1817—8tandard, John Wilford, 116 I.-nggrs—-?ums Anonwy- 25 ped. Just overhauled. Cherry 8t. _Tel. , Service Statlons, Bepnirlm; ACETYLENE WELDING, brazing aund c H. 17 . G. MANNING, ex-patent examiner, New Britain office in_ Walk-Over Shos Store, 5:30-6 p. m. Thursday. Headquarters, Waterbury. 2 bon burning. Commercial Welding Co. 227 Glen Bt., near Ellis. Phone 2899, AUTO TOP, siip cover and side curtains, N BW LNGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's block, Kst. 1866, by Jas. Bhep- ard. Louis M. Bchmnidt, 2560 Malu Bt. Telephone New Britain and Hartfora. made and repaired; auto bodys of every, description upholstered and repaired. Over Moving, Trucking, Storage 26 20 years' experience at this business. J, W, Walsh Auto Top & Uphelstering Co., 207 Elm St. Phone 2649, Y UTO express a ashes removed. . . Twining, 3 Long St.; 'Phono 257 ACETYLENE WELDING, catting and bt F ing. Carbon burning. lMardwa \Mldm[ Co., 18 Winthrop St. Ity 2650, URNITURE and plano moving, trucking of all kinds, Geo, H< 68 Bassett St. Tel. 830-2. % wanted, at Clayton Cross- Monday morning. ' E. LABORERS— ing, Newington, Vitugerald Co, WHEN SCHOOL REOPENS— You will need moncy to outfit the children, Avold worry by -borrowing the Beneficial Way. We lend up to $300 at legal rates. Kepayment on terms of your own choosing, Business hours, daily, 9—5:30; Sat- urdays §—1. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY, KOOM 104, PROFESSIONAL BLDG., TEL. 1943 —_—m LIVE STOCK Cattle and Swine 50 COWBS—100, Vermont tested and re-tested by State of Connecticut. Due to calf this month and Sept. Two fresh loads, herc the 21t of this month. New milch and nearly springers. All sorts of breeds. Ap- ply to Max Case, ¥15 Windsor Ave, Hart- tord, Coun, Phone Z-4624. ugu. Pulul.ry. huypues 5% HALL manimoth iucubators, single, double and triplo decks. I'ree catalogue. W. Leghorn pullets. Hall Sro: bought on mafkel price; also, we dress poultry {rec. Alex Malamid, i Hartford Tel, 1 OLD NEWSPAPER WATS — Lining for chicken coops, o0c & hundred; lor sale at Herald office, 57 Church St Horscs, Vehicles FOR SALE—Fair of liorses; and wagon. 141l South 1085-12. ———— e ——— L MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale 55 also harness Main St.; Tel. LOCKER BOW wanted at once. quin_Golf Club, Maple Hill Apply Se- FLY SPRAL und spiaycis for cattls, ete. 8. P. strople, 113 Church 8t SALESMAN for Ford and Lincoln cars. 3 200 East Main St.; NEW and second hand cash registers and ecales; also repairing. T. 5. Cash Regis- ter Co., 12 Washington Place, Tel. 3941, SALESMAN wanted for sutomobiies at 61 Main_stroet, SALESMAN for popular make of automo- Good proposition to hustler. Leads ned. Call 2607. New Britain Buick TAILORS wanted. Bayer, cor. Main and Fast Main KCASE! ; dark, the other light, have three sections with top and base. Unusual buys at $27.50 for the dark stained case and $30.00 for the light, Artistic and simple; dignified and serviceable. Call and ses them. Then, judge for yours: Adkins, New Britain's Home of Office and Busi- ness Furnishings and Printing, 66 Church 8t. Phone 16 FLAT TOP DESK, 50" quartered oak top, double pedestal, 6 drawers, only $37.50. Drop center typewriter desk 507, $43.50.° Adkins Printing Co., 88 Church Ct, CAMP OUTFITIERS—We carry everything for the camper. Army & Navy Supply Co,, 66 Church_St, CERTAIN-TEED shingics and roofing paper at the lowest prices in towns general hardware. Frank Nair, Inc, GIFTS of Jewulry and wedding rings at lowest prices. limberg & Horn, 392 Main St. and 10 K. K. Arcade, SPECIAL for the month of Aug. only, & 26 piece set of Rogers' knives, forks and spoons at §5.00. L. Resnick, “Mfg. Jew- cler,” 340 Main St, Opp. Commiercial St, Wuu'd—-uuclcs To Buy 68 FURNITURES We will buy it st fair prices. e Furniture Mxchange, 67 Arch Bt, A i 3 Gra Mgr. 0 ;3 i FURNITURE of all kinds. Highest prices paid, Call at pnce, L. Zeldes, 161 Qak Bt Phone $091-4, BIX-ROOMN bungalow, containing all mods ern lmprovements, heal, sewer connection, sidewalk and good large lot; prive $4,000, 3L,ouu cash. i, J. boirem, 4 Llm Bt hone 1940, SOUTHERN SECTION—Z family houss, & rooms on & Hoor; steam heal, fireplaces, Walson & Jones, 204 Main St Tel, 2460, TWO 1ine single homes with extra' lotd whiere you can enjoy quiet and still work in town, One has all improvements. Locks wood, Keal Estate & lns, City Hall, Suburban For Sale 85 TUNE—We buy magazines, all kinds of ifuruiturs prices. A Rodinsky, Dhons. 616-16. JUNK of all kinds. We are paying the best market prices for nOWspapers, maga- zines and rags., Call L. Zeldes, 151 Oak St. Phoue 504l1-4. RANGE—Combination coal and gas, in ex- cellent_condition $i5, L. L. Leming, 889 - last St., $rd noor. RESTAURANT TABLES and chairs wanted. luquire at 294 Park St papers, rags, We pay good 81 Oak &t. ‘lele- quarts, 196 FRUIT JARS—Pints, 86c and 95 95c and 3$1,10; delivered. Lehrers, East Main 8t. .Phone 1131-5, PAINTS AND WALLPAPLERS- Ty a full line for exteror and interior work. bomvl.td line glass and hardware. Lehr- Main St. Phone 1181-5, , Luggage, cots, $3.98; blanke $1.256 up; ponchos, knapsac canteens, mess kits, tollet Kkits, haversack, duck trousers, khakl pants, bathing suits, army lockers, kit bags, navy hammocks, breeches, legging and one thousand other items too numerous to wention. Army & _ Navy Supply Co, §§_Church Bt. 627 Boys' Scout tent, Khaki Drill. $6.60 7x7T Wall tent, whit: Duck . 7x0 Wall tent, double 8x10 Wall tent, white filled Duck..$17.80 double filled -§10.95 22.13 .$26.00 d $36.40 Rental prices on any of the above teuts quoted on application. white Duck . 10x10 Wall tent, doubie filled Du ck 9%x12 Wall tent, ok. o 12x14 Wall tent, uck white EDDY AWNING & DEC. CO. CITY HALL PLACE. Musical Instruments COLUMBIA upright mahogany phonographs. Bpeclal 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 ecasy tcrms, Widener's, 138 Main St. WE pay fair prices for aiy nousenold ur- tcles. Just drop a card to V. Ben- Jumin, 115 Beuver St. Phone 1330, e SR s Y REAL ESTATE FOR RENT) Apartmenws and Tenemeats L] ASI 8T.— room tenement for adults only. Apply_11_Ash St LINCOLN “8T7, li—Apartment of 6 rooms two in attic, modern. Morris Tulin, 131 Main sSt. Phoue MAIN 8T.—b, 6, « room apartments, steam heat, hot water and janfior service. See Cohn about it at 15 Main St. STAPLE ST., 152—5 room teuement, 1st floor, all improvements, steam heat, garage. lu- quire ind floor. Adults preteried. NORTH B1., 260—Bix or seven room apart- ments, all modern conveniences, See Cohn about it. 15 TANL! fve room t modern improvements, stcam heat, quire_Belvidere Lrug Stor SOUTHW ESTERN part of modern 5-room ienement, Box 13, Herald ol 3 STANLEY ST, 14i6—1T0 rent, five modern improvements, stcam heat. quire_Belvidere Drug store, Business Places For Rent ARCH ST., 172—8tore 30x60, steam heat, central location, well adapted for auto- mobile or any other busincss. Claude J. Leroux, 174 Arch st.; 'Phone 1336 MAIN ST.—5tore (o rent, rcaconabie; also moderu apartments. Sve Lolu at vhce at 15 Maiun_stree WEST MAIN &T retail purpo St.; 'Phone 387 WINTHROP, COR. GRISWOLD ST.—Corner store to rent. Good lively location. : Suit- able for any business. Apply J. Licht, 99 Winthrop Bt._Phone 14, Vu‘l“on Places Jor Rent MYRTLE BBACH—Cottages o rent September. Inquire at 250 Maple St ‘phone 1044-4. Vacationists Wanted INDIAN NECK, BRANFORD — 1905, mow open; water frone; good table; all facilities, on Prices reasonable. Mrs. A. D. ‘Wanted—To Rent. 7 TENEMENT of 4 or 5 rooms wanted by young couple. Box 33 Herald Office, emon| In city, desirable adults ouly. Tooms, n- 70 Btore, suitable for any Morris Tulin, 131 Main 5 for or trolley. Erey, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS COME MERE AN' SEE IFYou SEE Carrying Out Instructions BY BLOSSER BERLIN—A 10-room, & tenemeny house, modern improvements, garage, barn, chicken coop, one-half acre ot land, right on car line; prico $6,000. Aaron Lmmy a few repairs, good location, near Departure and North Side school, Must bu sold within a few days. Price §6,000, _Jt L. Hayden, 3 Middle st, Kast Bristol KENSINGTON—Swimber Road, new fives room stone cottage; modern improves ments, Ing. Salvatore Menditto, PLAINVILLE—Cottage of 6 rooms, lot 15% 100, all modern improvements. Very ceiis trally located. Bargain if taken at ouce, Party is leaving town. Skinner Smith & _Co., Pluinville, #hone 41-4. PLAINVILLE Toom cottage, u-u.," ' chicken coop, § acres of land with' plan of fruit trees, Price $5,600, Aaron Du ielson & Co., 131 Main 8t. PLAINVILLE—House of 19 rooms, sl im- provements, 3 baths; ideal for boare house, very uear places of employment, and centrally located, 3 large extra lots. AL present doing good boarding house business. Small amount of cash required. Skinner Smith & Co., Plainville, WI HAVE just listed a 3 tenement house in Plainville, large lot, plenty of fruit trees, good barn. Price reasonable. Danpielson & Co., 131 Main St. Ay, — e ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS Rooms For Reat 80 CHURCH ST., $4—Two furnished rooms, all improvements for light housckeeping, Ring _second_bell, e i CORBIN A 129—Furnished room, sult- able for 1 or 2 young ladies, school teach~ or business women preferred, Phone 774, COTTAGE of § rooms, nicely suitable for school teachers. Trinity 8t. Tel. 4373, LAST MAIN ST, 205—Furnished room, suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen, hot water, bath and sll conveniences. Very reago able. Phone 1935, —_ e MAIN 8T, i—Single and double Mrs. Hall g e —— MAIN 8T, 162—Nicely furnished room for one or two gentlemen; two fighta up. Mrs. Dawson, : — PLEABANT ROOM for one gentieman, near the New Britain Institute. Box 34 Herald Office, RUSSBLL ST, gentlemen, WALNUT & man. WASHINGTON ST., 24—5uite of two rooms, sitting_room and bedroom; also single room for gentleman. WEST MAIN ST, 381—Furnished rooms for rent, every convenience, well heated _Phone 2008, WEST MAIN ST., 164—Large front room for man and wife or two gentiemen, 154 West Main_ Rooms for Housekeeping. FOR RENT — Two light rooms, heated; with priv family, Ad- dress Box 20, W, H. Herald, FURNISHED APARTMENT of four Tooms, two bed rooms if desired; adults. Pleass ant_section of city, Tel. 855-4. e e PROSPECT 8T., 16—Two front rooms, fure nished for light housekeeping. Every coms venience, separate entrance, very central, Where To Dine 3 DELANEY LUNCH—They all like to eat here, There's a reason, too, The most ular restaurant in town. Ia the hotel. _Opp. the Station, HOTEL REGAL—Opposits depot, under new Rooms and board at coms furnishq Inquire 53 3—Board and room for two Phone 148-3. e VU 45—Single room for geatle- ¥ housekeeping mercial ra.es. VISTT the Presto restaurant, A clean up= to-date place to eat, whers quality, serve action s our first nn‘u. Sunday chicken _dinner. plate spec every day. Our hw pastry always fresh. 331 Main St. Britain, Conn. ‘Wanted—Board Or TEACHER desires room centrally Address Box 11, Herald office. AOOM_AND BOARD is by gentleman, with Amefican family, mendations will be presented. Box 17 H., Herald. The “Finders keepers, losers ars” idea is old fashioned when ald classified ads are o dopted.