New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1923, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1923. | Wanted, Said An Advertiser On This Page Last Week, Using As His 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, But Not All Advertise Their Needs YOU ADVERTISE And Prove This AUTOMOTIVE I —_— . Autos and Trucks for Sale 9 LIBERTY, 1932, § passenger (ouring car, | disc wheels, A-1 tires, and looks fine, Thia | 1905, now opes good table; al 1s & good riding car, In fine mechanical shape, low price with terms to suit pur ehaser. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch street, “This is a Studebaker y J‘E’l’l“l‘ 1922 Touring, all new tires and _one spare. Runs good. Only §300 cash required. Aaron G, :Cohen, Inc, 185 Park Hartford. ND § touring cars, ra from 390 to $300. All of these ca _well equipped, good tires and in fine “shape, mechanically. We need ths room. ‘Those cars must be sold this woek. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St, 'Phone 811, “This ls Studebaker Year." SVERLAND 1028 fouring car; brand new in every respect and selling at a big dis count from the list price. Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch St. Phnne 2100. GE 1920, 4-passenger coupe, fine shape _mechanically, good pafnt, tires' and upholstering. New Britain Buick Co., 2. | to Yourself, USE THE WANT ADS. %| AUTOMOTIVE | ' Motorcycles nnd Bicycles 15 INDIAN, 1017—8tandard, electrically equip- | i, G. MANNING, ex-patent exami ped. Just overhauled. __Cherry 8t._Tel, 6 19 Service Stations, Repairing ACETYLENE WELDING, brazing bon burning. Commer Well 227 Glen Bt., near Ellis. AUTO TOP, slip cover and side ourtalns, made and repairéd; auto bodys of every description upholstered and repaired, Over Eim St. PHone 2649, | Arch 8t. Phone 2607, GE, 1921, sedan; in good condition; thoroughly pverhauled, new paint, good |§ tires. For demonstration call C. A. Bence, 51 Main St. Phone 2216, ROAMER, 1920, 2-passenger mmamr, with accessories. Rudolph's Garage, 127 Bt. Phone 2051-2, STEPHENS b-passenger (ouring car, new tires, excellent condition. Rudolph's Gar- 137 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2. lfi%nnuwn. 1921 Tight six touring car. Engine, tires and general appearance very good. Terms to sult purchaser. M. Frving Jester, 193 Arch Bt. “This s a Stud, baker year. STEARNS-KNIGHT fondster § Food condition throughout, very good tires, Jooks good. 200 East Main, Phone 2701 STUDEBAKER, 1921, Special Six_roadster, dew paint, tires, top and upholstery ex- llent. Engine in perfect shape. Price ia 3700, Terms to sult’ purchaser. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. “This s a Stude- baker year. . & SRYCK—Reo, 1919, Specdwagon, $100. 1n good condition throughout, —just over- hauled. K. M. Searle, Park St, corner Main t. Phone 2110. UCK—3 1-2 ton, 1915 Packard, with platform body, $600. Tires good and ‘in fine running condition. K. M. Searle, Park & Main Sts. Phone 2110. FRUCK—Reo, 1920 Speedwagon, Just aver- hauled and repainted, $750. Glaranteed for .30 days against mechanical trouble. K. M. Searls, Cor. Park & Main &ts. Phone 2110, Cherry 20 years' experience at this business. J, W, 25| Walsh Auto Top & Upholstering Co, 207 ACETYLENE WELDING, cutting and®raz- ing. Carbon burning. lMardware City ding Co. 18 Winthrop 8t. Tel, 2348, skilled me- AUTO REPAIRING done by anic; also used cars for sale, Heleen Garago, 197 Arch St. Phone 1326, ARCH ST, RADIATOR WORKS—Successors to Hulquist Bros. Expert repairing, all kinds of auto radiators, smashed fenders, bodies, etc. Work guaranteed perfect at lowest prices. 107 Arch. Phone 1709, AUTOMOBILE PAINTING SHOP—Isidoro Ravizza, rear 333 Park St. Phone 576-12. House phone 212-13, rear 78 Prospact Bt. AUTOMOBIEE running board molding put | replaced. Remember that m and that we are fator eoxperts. O. Corbin Place. Phone 5653, GATTERIGS—When 1 trouble and (u need of good batteries or akilled servi nrat. Bdw. Zack' at the City Service Sta- tion, Hartford Ave, at Stanley 8t. BODIES, lamps, raciatore aua ienders re- palted to & new conmition. Cores installed. Low prices. New Bngland Kadlator Works, *35 B. Main St. Phoue 60, WASHED, polisned, ouled Authorized 8imoniz to Becker, and tion, 238 CARS greased. Clark's Automobile Lnndry. Main 8t. Phone 1344. CROWLE G WASH station, washed, polished and_greased. servic 10 Chestgut St.; Tel. 11686, CYLINDER GHINDING and repairing s rear Cars Prompt West Main 8t. Phone 587~ !RUCK—DOnbY. 2 1-2 ton, Hl7, with plat- form body, $300 cash. K, M. Searles, Cor. Park & Main Sts. Phone 2110, EXPERT repairing on all makes of cars. Up to date auto laundry, West Main Gar- age, 103 West Main St. Tel. 2750, USED CARS—1021 Chevrolet Tuurln ., Oldsmobile 8 Touring; 1918 Roadster; 1917 Stutz Speedster Touring American Sales Co,, 8 Elin St. UBED CARS—1920 Nash touring; 1918 7- passenger Oldsmobile; 1918 Franklin road- ster, American Sales Co, 8 Elm 8t Tel. 1712, fiBED CARS8—1921 Ford Sedan, $350; 1022 Ford Touring, $275; 1918 Buick Touring, §260; 1917 Twin-8ix Packard, $450; 1918 Studebaker Touring, $95; 1916 Oldsmobile Tduring, $96; 2 Ford Coupes, 2 Ford Se- dans. Time payments. Egerton, cor. Arch and Walnut Sts. Auto Parts and Accessories AUTO accessories, Tires, vulcamizing, age batteries and battery repairiug. H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut St.; Phone 1418 AUTOMOTT EQUIPMENT—Gasolin e, greases and tire service. Clark's Auto Ac- ry_shop, 133 do. Main St. LET us cectarge and inspect your battery before you put it into.service for the summer, A. G. Hawker, 53 Elm st. Te. 245 BATTERIES8—Ask the man who own Philadelphla, Guar. 2 years. J. M. rell, 119 Franklin Square. Phone 1218. ALE on used tire tubes; AlSo fabric ani cords, 30x3 to 356x6. §50c each. 336 Kast Main St. Phone 635-3. 11 stor- GENERAL REPAIRING and overhauling by Service car at your ¥ireproof garage. Station, expert mechanics. disposal at any time. Bervice Charland's 432 " Main_street. HOTEL Washington garage. wGeneral re- vairing and overhauling. Day and night service, Transients accommodated, ‘Low rates. Tel, 1735, 121 Washiugion street. RADIATOR, fender and bedy repairing; 6ol- dering of all kinds, Rear 1§ Winthrop st., Leonard & Leonard, STARTING, ligoting and ignition work, Satlsfactory service. ilectrical parts for eale. Clark's Automobile Launary, rear 235 Main St. Phone 1344, TOPS, sidy Curtains aud sea: covers, made over and repaired at Doolittie's Aute Top __Bhop, 236 Main St. Auto [ thy Curtain Automotive Service Co., 451 John Wilford, 1161 - i Phons 300 { uwya-—hmu Atmmn” 25 New Shoe Stora, Headquarters, Bfl!l.ln office in Walk-Over m., Thursday. Moving, Trucking, Storage 20 AUTO express_and delivery; ashes removed. C. F. Twining, 9 Long 8t.; 'Phone- 2577-2, FURNITURE and piano moving. Genera) trucking of all kinds. Geo. H. Smedley, 68 Bassett St. Tel. 830-2. WE HAVE BEEN COMMISSIONED TO SELL AT AUCTION several lots of household goods consisting of Dining Sets, .Bedroom Bets, Dressers, Chiffoniers, Stoves, Chairs, Beds, Couch, Pianos, Desks, Pictures, Mirrors, etc, Sale to take place Saturday Sept. §, 1023, 1:30 p. m., at Warehouse, 74 Greenwood Street. New Britain, Conn. INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & A. P. Marsh, Prop. STORAGE This will be the biggest event of its kind to be held in this section, [OCAL and long distance moving. 8es Halvarson, 5 Falrview «t. We give estl- Cohaia CEhotie S Egr Lt Shi TRUCKING of all kinds. Licensed truck for party hire. N. P. Blanchette, 140 Cherry street. Phone 764. JOSEPH ARBOUR & SQON— New York and New Britain trucke men, Local and long distance moving. Local Phone New York Phone Cortland Pressing and Tailoring 29 GLOTHES called for and delivered by The London Vaiet Service. Ye London Shop, 43 Main St. Phone 3098, TIVE DOLLARS OFF reg. prices of Suits and topeoats during July and August. J. Wuck, 59 Arch St. FARIS TAILOR SHOP—Clesning and pross- ing, suits made to order. 136 South Maln 8t., oppusite High school. Wi DING, BRAZING and cutting. Scored cylinders fillod by guaranteed process. Nels J. Nelaon, 613 East St. Phoae 1638-3, e e BUSINESS SERVICE | Barbers, Hairdressers, Masseuses 18 HAIRCUTTING — Mothers, we bave two hobby-horse chairs to amuse kiddies while having their hair tnmmed. Hours, S . m. to 8 p. m. 82 Cnurch, Opy. Beloiu. Building and Contract 19 SUITS for spring and summer, of genuine English woolens, $25 and up. Style, qual- ity and fit absolutely guaranteed. Jark Salonia, 100 Lafayette St. Printing, Jobbing, Stationery KULPER PRINTING CO ' Booklets, Ingues, programs, adverisements, circu- lars, posters, office stationery, factory forms, color work. Prompt service and good work. 325 Main St, Phone 777, QUALITY PRINT S8HOP, 334 Main 8t. All kinds of printing at lowest Tel. 659-5, Call us up and let us give you an _estimate. <8 TIRE VALUES— Specia_lopportunity to get a'Standard Make of First Quality Full Oversize Tires at Exceptionally Low Prices Brand new BStock—fully guaranteed. Just compare our cash ofter with the * present list BOLD FOR CASH ONLY List, Our Price Fabrlo, CL. o Cord, Cl Cord, 8. RACKLIFFE BROS. CO, INC, PARK AND BIGELOW STS. PHONE 1074 BRICKLAYING and _ plastering, _contract and. jobbing, Beh & Heshn, 631 West Main St.i 'Phone 1185-2, CHIMNEY KEPAIRING and general masot and plaster work, Work gua.anteed. J. J. MeLarney, 131 Clark St. Plone 1744-25/ ELRCTRICAL WORK, wi.ug snd fixtures, seud a carc to A, Uyler, _ua.'l Stanley St Business Service Rendered 20 DEVBLOPING and printing, Do Justios to your kodaking efforts by having Ohra- stedt do yeur rinishing. 2 West Main 8 GRTHOPEDIC 'SHOBE REPALR _SHO! ;cial shoes made to order, 73 Church KUOFING paper sold or appiled. Materials and woik absolutely guaranteed to stop cy City Mardwate Co, 49 8t. Phonc 2660, Professional_Services [ EYE GLASSES repaired, prescriptions filled, broken lenses duplicated. K. Vincent, 282 Main St. PTANO lessons may be taken from Harry E. Whatnall after Sept. 5. For appoint- ments call 11 Kelsey St. or Tel, RUPTURE AND CRIPPLE SPECIALIST — Supporters for weak spine, stomach and kidneys, Surgieal and orthopedical ap- pliances for the correction of all physical deformities made to order. For appoint- ment call 2-5352 Hartford, 244 Windsor Ave. Dr. H. L. Battalen, N. D. M. T. WRIST WATCH repairing a speciaity at B, Georges, 166 Main St. Room 10, Opp. FIGNS, show cards, banners, bulletin work. Leading pictotial artists, Prompt survice. Art Sign Co., 287 Main St UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture, All kinds of repairing. The Furniture kx- chauge, 67 Arch St A. J. Grate, Mgr, Dentists. ok et J. B. CONGER, Dentist, 3i 262 Main St. Tel, 1751, Dressmaking and Millinery 22 DRESSMAKING —Will take in work or go to your home., Mrs. Haswell, 712 Stanley St., upstairs. Phone 1823-13, TIRE BARGAINS— 10,000 Mile Guarantee, Cords O'NEIL'S ‘.\2 00 1790 33!4 19.50 33x1 2 21.00 Whlll They Last—Oall Early. 30x3% 31x4 O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO. 39 WASHINGTON ST\, PHONE 900 WILLARD STORAGE Batteries, Sales and service, Simmons Storage battery Co. 167_Arch St Phone 2245 UBE Dayfon ~Thorobred” cords If you value the appearance of your car, The Ball Tire Co, 210 Arch St. Tel. 1743, Autos—Taxi Service 13 S 1 CALL TAXI—Phone 2i00 will briug quick, efticient taxi service to your door, N. B. Taxl_Bervice, at the K. R. Station. TAXI BTATION—Quick, rellable Keep these 'phone numbers (n ime, 567; might, 1842-3. Lou ‘ Garages To Let GARAGE SPACE for 124, Rock- well Ave.; 'Phone 1321-13, % NEW BRICK GARAGE—3297 So. Main St. Best private stalls in city. All conven- iences, $6.00 per month, T. C. Fiynn, 15 Sexton St. Tel 2513-3. Motorcyctes and Bicycles 15 uaiQRCYCLEB—Excellenl values in used motorcycles now on. One 1917 Indfan, §65, Two 1919 Indians, $125 each. One 1920 Indian Scout $150. All these machines are in good running order. Charles L. Hadfleld, 21 Myrtle St. 'Phone 1706, HAND made hats a specialty, dressmaking and sewing of all kinds, Violet Millinery, Arch 8t LESSONS i dr making. Special prices to classes and clubs. Private lessons. Wom- an's Institute Method, Tel. Jane B, Glil, 646-6. s PLEATED SKIRT, fine knife and vox pleats arg fashionable this season. Hematitching and buttons. Ginsburg's 509, 1¥ Walnut St. Phone 1333-3. Dyeing and Cleaning 23 CLOTHES called for and delivered by The London Valet Service, Ye London Shop, 43 Main St. Phone 3098 GLEANING and dyeing 18 our cxclusive bus- Garments of all descriptions draperies, portieres, curtains, cleaned o dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed. New Brit- ainn Dry Cleaning Corp., 96 W. Main Bt. Phone 1323-3. Insurance—All Kinds 24 ACCIDENT, automobile ang life, Surety and fidelity bonds. Philip M. Fagau, Gen, Ins, 131 Main St., Rooms 3 and 4; Tel. 31il, AUTOMOBILE, life, accident, bealth ana fire insurance. Holland & Dunne, General Insurance, 23 William St. Phone 1069-14, FIRE insurance and real estate. See The John_Uooke Cos, Plaluvilie, Conn. BEDDING—Have your work _doede Mattresses, box springs, cushions, renovated and remade equal to new an teturned same day. New bedding madgy to Upholstering. Haruware City @ing Co., 60 Tremont St, Tel, 2431-4 LAWN MOWERS—Sharpening and repair- ing. Horse and motor drawn. All sizes our specialty. Machine work, welding, brazing, cutting, carbon burning and all kinds of edge tools sharpened. Fritz and Brendt, rear, 31 Greenwood St, Tel. 153-13 TTANOS AND PLAYERS tuned and re- palred. Walter H., Kovel, 40 Maln &t. Phone 1098-5. PIANO tuning. Am I still tuning pianos? Yes, 5 or 6 days a week. F. V. Streeter, P. O. Box 596 Phone 1303. SPLCTIAL CARE given to repairing Plano keyboards; ivories lald with factory glue, liko new. Plano tuning. C. A, Hum- phrey; Tel. 2647, ‘ EMPLOYMENT l e ———— Help—Agents Wanted 40 SELL Madison “Better-made shirts direct from our factory to wearer. No capital or experience required. Easily sold. Big profits, Write for free samples. Madison Mills, 503 Broadway, New York city. Help—Men Wanted 41 BOY—16 to 18 years old for light drill press work. Keeney Mfg. Co., rear 251 Whiting St. LOCKER BOY wanted at once. quin_Goif Club, Maple Hiil. MECHANIC wanted for automobile work. Apply Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch St. Apply Se- SALBSMAN for Ford and Lincoln cars, _Kossick at 200 East Main St. Help—Men Wanted ] BUSINESS SERVICE ' EMPLOYMENT | L MERCHANDISE I Business and Office Equipment 57 TATLORS wanted. Bayer, vor. Main lnr] East_Main. WANTED—Messenger boys with Western Union Telegraph Co. TOUNG MAN for soda _ fountain, Enroe's, 78 West Main 8t YOUNG MAN. to act as clerk and make himself generally useful. Excellent op- portunity for advancement. Apply Ye London Shope, 43 Main_St. Help—Women Wanted 42 EXPERIENCBED GIRL to work on lunch counter, do not telephone. Call in person. Apply Hudson Lunch, Main St. GIRL wanted to take care of two children, One not attending school. Phone 2593 GIRL or woman for general housework. Apply Mrs. B. M. Crum, 70 Garden 8t, GIRL wanted, good pay. Apply 29 L Me- 1 bicycles. BOOKCASES8—Two quartered oak; one dark, the other light. Lach have three sections with top and base. Unusual buys at $27.50 for the dark stained case and $30,00 for the Night. Artistic and stmpl dignified and serviceable. Call and them. Then, judge for yourself. ~Adkin New Britain's Home of Office and Busi- ness Furnishings-and. Printing, 66 Church St. Phone 1603, STEEL STATIONARY CABINET— Securi- ty''—as is, §45.00; shelves, $2.00 each. Too many fires have proven the utter useless- Tows of neglecting o equip your office in steel, Important documents and corre- spondence copy are protected against all elements to say mothing of bookkeeping and accountancy essentials, This invest- ment represents the lowest insurance and service, at once, attainable.. Adkins, 66 Church St. Phone 1603, Feed and Fuel 59 GTRL about 16 years old to take care of year old child. Apply 31 Columbia St 1st_floor, GOOD cook wanted; hours from 2 o'clock. Sequin Golf Club . until 9 HOUSEKEEPER who cooks In_ Hungarian or German style, for family of 514. 1 MAID for general housework. Ars. Noble, 70 Hamilton St. Phone 1049. Phone C. D. STENOGRAPHER WANTED—Must be 18 years or over. At least one year office experience and graduate of the New Brit ain High Scheol. Geogd position and every opportunity for advanfement offered with H. satisfactory salary. Apply Box 44 W. Herald Office. WAITRESS wanted at once. Club, Maple Hill, WANTED—A competent cook month, also competent mald. Apply Mrs. E. Honson's Employment Bureau, 160 High St. YOUNG LADY for clericAl position. Bimer Automobile Co., 22 Main St. YOUNG LADY in private office for sten- ographic and clerical work; state exper- Box 39 W. H. Heraid Office. Help—Men or Women 43 AN intelligent person, either sex, may earn $100 to $200 monthly, corresponding for newspapers; $15 to $26 weekly in spare time; experience unnecossai no can- vassing, subjects suggested. Send for par- tlculars. National Press Bureau, Buffalo, New York. Situations Wanted—>Men 44 WANTED -— Married man wishes work of any kind, Address Box 3xx Herald Office. Sequin Golf $85 per ience. | FINANCIAL ] Business Opportunities story, brick, on the Boston Post road, All auto machinery and do- ing good business. Owner in poor health. Price right. Skinner Smith & Co., Plain- ville, Phone 41- MEAT MARKET—Dolng §ood cash busi- ness for sale, $4,500, Phone 3062- GARAGE—2 46 FATTEN your birds and profit by using Purina Chicken Fatena. For sale at N, B, Bird & Feed Co., 105 Arch St, Tel TILY of the Valley roots, §1.00 per hundred. Irls, Lemon, Lily, Oswego Tes, 35c per clump. Mrs. 8 M. Cowles, Kensington. 1 I MERCHANDISE Merchandise at The Stores 65 Prices reasonable. Mrs. A. D. Frey. lestate and insurance, PUP TENTS, LUggago, cois, $3.08; blankets, $1.25 up; ponchos, kmapsacks, —cauteens, ( mess kits, tollet kits, haversack, duck trousers, khaki pants, bathing suits, army lockers, kit bags, navy hammocks, breeches, legging and one thousund other items too numerous to mention. Army & Navy Supply Uo.,JC Church 8t. Musical Instruments 66 GOLUMBIA upright mahogany phonographs. Bpecial reduced prices on every machine, to make room for the uew 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 selections, all selling at 1-2 price. Wid aln 8 3 brand new upright mahogany phonographs, formerly priced at 3125, $150 and $175, now selling at $8G, $100 5 with records. These machines play Edison records perfectty. Widener's, 138 Main 8t. ans. Bkinner, 8mith Co., Nert and Madison, Conn. Plainville Phone 41-4. PLAINVILLE—Real .:‘tulo Tor_saie, inswr- ance of every description. See Cunning- ham & Wininger; Realtors, Nerl Bldg. Building Lots For Sale [ FENTSCHLER'S PARK— Bullding 1ot sale at “bargain price.” Aaron Danl son & Co, 131 Main St BOOTH ST.—Lot 50x150 for sale. sirable location to bulld on. See Homs Barking & Realty Co., 86 West Main 8t BUILDING LOTS on easy payments la Very de- Lo Mateh Co. City Hall bullding. FIVE acre piot of level ary land (sise 390% 518 feet) for sale, suitable for athletio field, factory site, cemetery use or build- ing lots, right here in ths city with sewer, water, gas, electricity and & jitney line at hand. H, N. Lockwood, Real Estate & Inx., City Hall. 4 GULBRANBEN PLAYER PIANOS—Solicit a ten minute playing test to demonstrate the superiority of these famous instru- ments. A test will convince anyone. y to play and easy to pay.’' Henry Morans, | 365 Main 8t. Opp. Myrtle St. SEEDS—Get your seeds in seafon. Assort- ment complete, prices low, at Lehrers, 176 Bast Maln St Footwear and Clothing OLD HATS cleaned and blocked 60c, band 50c, sweet band 25c, a new hat §1.26. Con- rad the Hatter, 319 Main St. SHOES—Best for a farmer. Soft and good to wear; also best line of dress shoes. Full line Ball Band footwear. All guar- anteed. Joe Mortelliti, 86 Church street. Good Things w0 Eat 63 CORNED BEEP from beavy corn fed etee 20c per b, Jones' Quality Market, 1 Myrtle St. Phone 285, MIT.UBROOK Ice Gream for all occasion: ice cream in fancy forms. McEnroe's, West Main 8t Tel. 1341, Household Articles 83 ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Big variety at re- duced prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch Bt. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. KRANICK & BACH, Ncwby & Evans, Les- ter, Kohler & Campbell planos. We have sold this line of pianos for over 30 years. We_guarantes. C. L. Pierce, i ROOSEVELT BT. and corner Eiton and B8- - near Jerome, building lots for onable price. G. Palmieri, 308 Farms For Sale 8 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Farm, House, barn, stock, farm tools, 2§ acres of land. Will sell or exchange for cottage in city, Schultz & Costello, Inc,, 242 Main 8t. sex Sta, sale. R Main St PHONOGRAPH—~Portable model, for vi tion use, from $5 to $50. Come in and look them over, John A. Andrews. PIANOS—We nave placed over 3,000 Kohler & Campbell planos in this vicinity, in« cluding churches, schools, lodges etc Befora you buy, 1l and let us demon- strate. C. L. Plerce. PORTABLE phonograph, special vacation model, $5 to $50. Terms to suit. John A, Andrews & Co., “The Big Furniture Store.’ SPECIAL—Just re of mew ‘“‘Perfect” 3 for §1.00. John A. Blg Furniture Store. SONORA BABY GRAND style, only slight- ly used. Records included. A real bar- gain, Terms if desired. Henry Morans, 366 Main St. Opp. Myrtle St. <d, a large shipment records, to be sol BEDDING SPECIALS—Caricat of mat- tresses just arrived at reduced price: Silk floss, imperial edge, were $29.50, now $20.50; white cotton, were $14.50, now $10.00; brass beds, were $29.50, now $20.50; ocak 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 Main St. Phone 1165, LBEDROOM SUITES, 4 plece, ot American Walnut, from §159 wup. All furniture here is absolutely guaranteed. Prompt deliveries, Max Zucker, 516 Maln 8t., ‘Phone 509, TUSED machine bargains for vacation use in our graforola dept. John A. Andrews & Co, VICTROLA—Cabinet model with 12 selec- tions, $35. Fine playing condition. John A. Andrews & Co., “The Big KFurniture Store.” 50 ACRE farm for sale, fine houss, new barn, running water, near school and troi- ley; 21 cows, 3 silo, houses, fce house. placed with us and we will offer it at & bargain price. See us at once. Farm Agency, 151 Main S Houses For Sale s Belvidere—Bungalow. Price §4,400. Berlin St.~Berlin, 12 room house, one of two families. Price $12,000. Elm Hill—6 room cottage. Price $5,000, Day St.—3 family house. Price $9,0i Hawley St.—2 family house. Price 310,000, Linden $t.—2 family house. Price fl.tfl. HOME BANKING & REALTY CO. 86 WEST MAIN BT, PHONE 728, EAST END—5 room cottage, al limprove= ments, big lot, selling at & very low price, A. Carleou, 209 Maw st. Phone 1817. EAST 51.—% family house, 15 rooms, With all improvements; price ' $10,500, amall amount of cash required, Watson and Jones, 204 Main 8t, Tel. 2460, VICTROLA, PORTABLE—Just the machine you want for this season of the year. We will include the selection of the latest records on easy terms. Henry Morans, 365 Maln St. O) Myrtle St. ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jewelyy 67 GARDEN ST.—3§ family house, six rooms ou a foor, steam heat, nreplaces, 4 car garage. Walson & Jones, 294 Mal street. rnous 24 INVESTMENT proposition, two houses, barn, central; to net twelve per ceat, Schultz & Costello, Inc., 242 Main St. BUFFET, 6% ft. long with marble siab and mirror. 569 Arch St. Phone 404-4. CLARK Jewel gas range, slightly used. Call_at 154 West Maln, after 6 p. m. COMBINATION gas and coal stove i¥ good condition. Lyons 658 West Main St. Plione 2565-2. PLAINVILLE—House of 19 rooms, all im- provements, 3 baths; ideal house, very near places of employment, and centrally located, 3 large extra lots, At present doing good boarding business. Small amount of cash required. Skinner Smith & Co., Plainville, 41-4, Money Loaned FIRST AND BECOND mortgage money in any amounts, W. L. Hatch Co., Hall Bl FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES raoney available in any amount on real estate. G, Palmieri, 308 Main 8%, MONEY TO LOAN on first or second mort- gage, large or small amounts. & Costello, Inc., 243 Main St. MORTGAGES—Firs bhand in amounts to satisfy applicants. Parker & Deming, 193 Maln St. Tel. 2026. 325,000 to loan on 2d mortgages. Morris Tulin, Real Estate and Mortgage Loans, main office, 54 Church St, Htfd, branch, 131 Main St, New Britain, Phone 387-2. WHEN SCHOOL REOPENS— You will need money to outfit the children, Avold worry by borrowing the Beneficial Way. We lend up to $300 at legal rates. Repayment on terms of your own choosing. Business hours dally, 9—5:30; Sat- urdays §—1. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY, ROOM 104, PROFESSIONAL BLDG., TEL. 1943 \ LIVE STOCK ] Cattle and Swine 50 COWS—100, Vernont testcd and re-tested by State of Connecticut. Due to calf thls month snd Sept. wo (resn loads, here the 21st of this month. New milch and nearly springers. All sorts of breeds. Ap- ply to Max Case, 915 Windsor Ave, Hart- ford, Conn, Phone 2-46i4. Eccs. Poultry, auvpues HALL mammoih incubato and triple decks. Iree catalogue. W. Leghorn pullets. Hall Lros. 645-2,_Wallingtord, Conn. LIVE POULTRY bought and soid, Broilers bought on market price; aiso, we dress poultry free. Alex Malamid, 33 Hartford Ave. Tel. 1665, LD NEWSPAPER MATS — Lining for chicken coops, bUc a hundred; fqr sale &t Herald offic Church St 53 ‘Horses, Vehicles also _harness FOR SALE—Pair of horses; and wagon. l4ll South Main Sf Tel. 1086-12, MLRCHANDISE Articles For Sale 85 HARDWARE CITY CO-OPERATIVE AS§O- CIATION—Specialists in Automobile, Ace cident and Health Insurance. Frank H. Shields, Mgr. INSURANCE—AIl kinds, best and strong- est companies, prompt, eificient gorvice, P. J. Murray & company, 325 Maln street. Phone 2031-3. 25 Lawyers—Patent Attorneys NEW BNGLAND PATENT AGENOY— Booth's block, Kst. 1866, by Jas. Shep- ard. Louis M, Schmidt, 259 Malu Bt. Telephone New Britain and Hartfora, SALESMAN wanted for automobiles at 51 Main_street. SALESMAN for popular make of automo- biles. Good proposition to hustler. Leads furnished. Call 2807. New Britain Buick Co., 2 "FRECKLES AND TTHOVEKT FREGUES SAW AU +* HIS FRIENDS Wz = L AEVER BFRE FLY SPRAY and sprayers for cattle, etc. 8. P. Strople, 113 Church 8t. NEW and second haud cash registers and scales; also repairing. 1. S. Cash Regi ter Co, 12 Washington Place, Tel. 3941 Business and Office tqulmnmu 57 ¥LAT TOP DESK, 50" quartered oak top, doudle pedestal, 6 drawers, only $37.50. Drop center typewriter desk 507, $42.50. Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church Ct. ROYAL TYPEWRITER in fine shape. Wil sell for $45. Room 108 Professional Bidg. No. Chance for boarding houss 48 City Schultz mortguge money on rented L. ELECTRIC vacuum cleaners, sold, and repaired; satisfaction guaranteed. . Andrews, 412 Arch St. Tel. 1995, FURNITURE—Chamber sets, dining room set, kitchen range, parlor stove, rugs and other household articels. 27 Andrews St. FURNITURE—Two families leavitg town would sell their household furniture either in patt or whole. 3§92 Park St., first_and third floor, AUGUST SPECIAL—A 25% reduction on our entire stock during this month. The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Main St. FINAL JEWBELRY SALB—Belling out our ontire jewelry lineat half price. Anniver- sary and wedding gifts at less than cost. Step in and look at this siock. Youwll find some amazing bargais. Henry Morans, 365 Maln St. Opp. Myrtlo St. JUST COMPLETLD, new two-family houss on Magnolia St., #6,900; small amount of cash required; all improvements; large lot, Andrews Land Co., 1557 Stanley St.; ‘Phone 861-4. HAMILTON ST.—2 family house, 13 rooms, all unprovements; oue tenement to be va= cant sept. 1st. Watson & Jones, 204 Main St Phone 2450. GIFTS of jewslry and wedding rings at lowest prices, Himbe: Horn, 393 Maln St. and 10 K, R. Arcade, SPECIAL for the month of Aug. only, a 36 plece set of Kogers' knives, forks and spoons at $5.00. L. Resnick, “Mfg. Jew- eler,” 340 Main St., Opp. Commercial St. ‘Wanted—aArticles To Buy 68 GAS STOVE—3 burner, also & crib in first class shape. 265 Shuttle Meadow Ave. Phone 2279, FURNILTURE~—We wili buy it at fair prices. The Furniture Hxchange, 67 Arch’ st. J. Grate, Mgr. IRON BED with springs, wardrobe, oak mirror 2x3. 569 Arch St. Phone 4)4-4. PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS for all pur- poses. City Hardware Co.,, 49 East Main Bt. Tel. 2650. RANGE—Combination coal and gas, in ex- L. L. Deming, 889 Water neaters in all sizes. Tank antaneous models, We install. A. 80 West Maln St. Phone 381. SEWING MACHINE, mahogany settes and chair, plano stool, music cabinet, fruit jars and jelly tumblers. W, . Burk. Phone 1015-5. s SPECIAL SALE—Beds, fllers, $10.00; 2-in, post crib, $10.00, assortment of beds. Ldw, Gorfain, Arch St,, Phone 869-2. Merchandise at The Stores 65 CAMP OUTFITTERS—We carry everything for the camper. Army & Navy Supply Co., 56 Church St. CERTAIN-TEED shingles and roofing paper at the lowest prices in town; general hardware. Frank Nair, Inc, FRUIT JARS—Pints, 85c and 95c; quarts, 95c and $1.10; delivered, Lehrers, 176 East Main St. Phone 1181-5, PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS--We carry a full line for exterior and interior work. Complete line glass and hardware. Lehr- ers, 176 East Main St. Phone 1181-5. in. post and 2-in. Big 168 bx7 ix7 Wall tenl. Boys' Scout tent, Khaki Drill. $6.50 white, single filled $10.00 Duck 1x9 Wall lonl. double filled Duck..$17.80 8x10 I tent, white double filled Duck . $19.96 10x10 Wall tent, uck 9%x13 Wall (enl. white double’ flied Duc white doubie filied $25.00 35.40 12314 Wall lant. Duck . Rental prices on any of the above teats quoted on application. EDDY AWNING & DEC. CO, CITY HALL PLACE. FURNITURE of all kinds, Highest prices paid, Call at once, L. Zeldes, 151 Oak St Phone 3091- JUNK—We buy magazines, papers, rags all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices. A Rodinsky, 81 Oak St. 'wele- phone 516-15. JUNK of all kinds. We are paying the best market prices for newspapers, maga- zlues and rags. Call L. Zeldes, 151 Qak S8t. Phone 3uyl-4. RESTAURANT TABLES and cualrs wanted, Inquire at 204 Park’St. B pay fair prices for any nousenold ar- ticles, Just drop a card to V. M. Ben- jamin, 115 Beaver St. Puons 1320 ——— LREAL ESTATE FOR RENT] Apartmments and Tenements 69 ABH ST.—5 room tenement for adults only _Apply 11 Ash St of six rooms. All improvements. 107 Dwight 6t. FIRST ST., 2—Seymour Park, tenement of 4 roows, all modern improvemeats, also use of garage. Inquire lst floor. HARRISON S8T,—b room apartmeunt, adults. Apply Box 7JB Herald. LINCOLN ST, li—Apartment of 5 rooms two in attic, modelu. Morris Tulin, 151 Main St. Phone 387-2. MAIN ST.—5, 6, 4, room apartments, steam heat, hot water and janitor service. Seo Cohn about it at 15 Main St. lugquire SIX ROOM bungalow, containing all mod- ern improvements, heat, sewer connece tion, sidewalk and good large lot. Price $4,000, $1,600 cash, H. J. Foiren, § Eim 8t.” Phoue 1780, SOUTHERN SECTION—3 {amily house, & rooms on a uoor; steam heat, fireplaces. Watson & Jones, 294 Main St. Tel. 2450, TWO mnne singie homes with extra lote whers you can enjoy quiet and still work in town. One has all improvements, Lock- wood, Real Estate & Ins., City Hall, Suburban For Sale BERLIN—A 10-room, 3 tenement house, modern improvements, gara bary, chicken coop, one-half acre of land, right on car line; price §6,000, Aaron Laniel- son & Co., 131 Main St. BRISTOL—3 tenement, 18 room house, needs a few repairs, good location, near New LDeparture and North Side school. Must be sold within a few days. Price $6,000, L. yden, 9 Middle St., BEast Bristel. K STON—Bwimber Koad, new five- room stone cottage; modern improves ments. Iny, Salvatore Menditto. PLAINVILLE—Cottage of 6 rooms, lot 75% 150, all modern improvements. Very cen- trally located. Bargain if taken at omce, Party is leaving town. Skinner Smith & PLAINVILLE—6 room hous land and lots .of fruit trees. For price and terms sce A. Carlson, 259 Main 8t Phone 1517, PLAINVILLE — 5 room cottage, gar chicken coop, 3 acres of land with plenty of fruit trees. Price $5,500. Aaron Dade _ielson & Co., 131 Main St. B8 WE HAVE just lisled a 2 tenement house in Plainville, large lot, plenty of fruft trees, good barn. Price reasonable. Aaron Danielsou & Co., 131 Main St. 8 D — ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS 89 ed room, all cone Phone 859-3 . MAPLE 8T., 162—5 room tenement, 1st floor, all improvements, steam heat, garage. iu- quire nd floor. Adults preferred. 1 NORTH BT., 250—BIx or Seven room apart- ments, all modern conveniences. See Uohn bout it. 15 Main Bt STANLEY ST, 14756—To rent, five rooms, modern improvements, steam bLeat, lu- quire Belvidere Drug store. TALCOTT ST., 70—Tenement of 4 rooms on first_floor, all improvements. WEST MAIN ST., 666—Five room tenement first floor, all improvements, adults, In- quire_second floor. CORBIN AVE,, 129—Furnished room, suite able for 1 or 2 young ladies, school teache ¢rs or busiucss” women pruferred. Phone 774, COTTAGE of 8 rooms, micely furnish suitable for school teachers. Inquire §3 _Trinity &. EAST M MAIN & " .fls—i‘url)hhed rooms, by day or week; reasonable rates, all come veniences, hot water, bath, etc. Tel. 1935, MAIN &' 45—sSingle and double rooms, Mrs. Hall. PLAINVILLE, PEARL ST., 15 — Roomers wanted. Colored ladies or gentlemen., steam heat, central location, well adapted for auto- mobile or any other business. Claude J, Leroux, 174 Arch St.; ‘Phone 1336, MAIN ST.—Store to rent, reasonable; also modern apartments. See Cohu at vnce at 15 Main street. WEST MAIN ST.—Store, suitable for any retall purpose. Morris Tulin, 131 Main St.; 'Phone 387 WINTHROP, COR. GRISWOLD 8T.—Corner store to rent. Good lively location. Suit- able for any business. Apply J. Licht, 93 ARCH ST., PLEASANT ROOM for one gentleman, near the New Britain lustitute. Box 34 Herald Oftice. RUSSELL ST, 75—Board and room for two ntiemen, Phone 148-3. ST, i5—single room for genties WEST MAIN ST., 381—Furnished rooms for rent, every convemience, well heated, Phone 2908, e WEST MAIN ST, 235—Furnished room for 1 or 3 gentlemen. Phone 972-5. —_— S WEST MAIN ST, 154—.arge front room for man and wife or two gentlemen. 154 West Main St Winthrop St. Phone $66-14. Houses tor Rent 73 EAST 8T., $31—Cottage of 6 rooms, partly furnished. Call at L. L. Deming, 889 East BY BLOSSER Rooms for Housekeeping. (1% EAST MAIN ST., 20 Turnished rooms for housekeeping, all conveniences, steam heat, hot water, gas, electricity, bath, pantry, set tubs, veranda, sepai ene trance, outside rooms, FOR RENT — Two light housekeeping rooms, heated; with private family, Aa- dress Box 2§, W. H. Herald. PROSPECT 8T1.. 16—Two front rooms, fur- nished for light housekeeping. Every con- venience, separate entrance, very central, Where To Dine 922 DELANEY LUNCHThey all 1ike to eat here. There's a reason, too. The most pop+ ular restauraut in town. 1o the Belots hotel. _Opp. the Station, HOTEL REGAL—Opposite depot, under new management. Rooms and board at come mercial ra.es. VISIT the Presto restaurant. A clean upe to-date place to eat, where quality, serve ice and satisfaction is our first Special Sunday chicken m plate specials every day. Our home-made pastry always fresh. 331 Main St, New Britain, Cenn. Wanted—Board Or ACH ST, $—Cottage of 7 Tooms, adulte only. Price reasonabl TEACHER _desil room centi Address Box 1'1.,. Herald office. % acres of ° 3