New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1923, Page 26

A 5 The committee on general nduu-. tlon of the Y. W, C. A, has completed the schedule of classes to be eon-| dueted during the winter season The classes are for the women and girls of the city regardiess of whether or not they are members of the asso- | eiation. Information as to any of the| classes may be had by calling the Y. W, C, A, office—1005, The sched. ule is as follows: { Dressmaking meets Mondays from | 7 to & p. m, under direction of Mrs. | Idella Knapp who has successfully gonducted former classes, This is for beginners as well as advaneed pupils and will include the making of simple or elaborate clethes, depending on the skill of the pupi! | Millinery meets on Tuesday he- | ginning October 2 from 7:80 to 9 and will be taught by Miss Williams, | The first evening will be devoted to consideration of styles, materials, ete, | Basketry also meets on Tuesday | evenings, beginning Oct, 1, In charge | of Miss Fisk. This class will cover all kinds of reed work, All the above classes will meet for elght weeks, High school class for those who have had no high school work, starts| Monday, October 1, at 7:16. Girls desiring to enter nurses training schools will be given special atten- tion and the work covers the first year High school subjects—English, history, algebra and solence. This class meets twice a week on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7:15 to 9 and will continue from Oct. to June, 1924, A new course in arts and crafts will be given on Friday evening be- ginning October 5 in charge of Miss Mabel Anderson, a graduate of Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. There will be elght lessons of one and work will include the making of parchment shades, head work, leather work, batik wood carving and woed block printing. The work will ap- peal to beginners in art work as well as those more advanced and the class p{avldes an excellent opportunity of ‘making Christmas gifts. If there Is sufficlent demand, Miss Anderson is willing to have a class meeting Sat- urday mornings from 9 to 11 o'clock. FALLS DOWN ELEVATOR WELL George C. Kincaid of 55 Walnut street, assistant superintendent of the yard workmen at the Landers, Frary and Clark factory, fell down an eleva- tor shaft at the plant yesterday aft- ernoon. He was taken to the New Eritain general hospital where he was found to be suffering from sprains and shock. uburban Places For Sale one-half | hours each, from 7:30 to 9 and the| THFE HERALD “WANT ADS" aud Ready Reference LINE RATES FOR CONBECUTIVE l’!nlllfldll i a6 s Upon_Applioation. CoUnl ¥ words (o & lian 14 lines o Mintmum Space, 1 Lines, Minimum Book Charge, 35 Centa, l'r"‘rn...- SHORT CALENDAR DOCKET Eighteen cases are listed on the docket for the short calendar session of the eity court at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, as follows: Guiseppe Surno against Paul Vasquez, judg- ment for fallure to comply with order of court; Joseph Hosco against Wil- linin Roslen, plea in abatement; ( mello Motto va, John O'Brien et al, Judgment; MoMillan Store, Inc, against A, M, Johnson, et ux,, default; H. W, Dubols against . 8. Andrews, Judgment; A, I', Gunn against H, Am- polini, judgment; Mary MecCarthy ugainst John McDonald, judgment; IFair Auto Exchange, Inc, against John, motion for more specific state. ment; Charles Bonasewicz against Adam Kowalskl, judgment; Harry 8, Kevorkian against Nancy B, Stella et als, disclosure of defense, limita- tion of time for redemption; John Dyda against Wallerlan Kalinowski, pleading by defendant; Sol Dubowy agrinst Danlel Shimansky, et als, motlon for more specific statement; Morris Silver against Anna M. Ray- mond, motion for non-suit. Stanley Kaminsk! against Joseph Nieckharz, bill of particulars; Jozefa Smulskl against Guttie Jaffe, pleading by de- fendant; Stanley Mahitka against Charles Okulish, bill of particulars; Steve Pudlik agalnst Stanley Traks, {et al, pleading by defendants; Frank | Pearl, et al, against James Chimeri- dis, pleading by defendant. e NOTICE, Taken by virtue of an Execution to me directed, and will be Sold at Public Vendure, to the highest bidder, at the Public Sign Post, In the Town of New Britain, County of Hartford, and State of Connecticut, Fourteen (14) days after date, which will be on Friday, September 28th, A. D. 1623, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, to satisfy said Execution and my fee thegeon, the following described prop- erty to wit: 145 pleces Cotton Goods, 1 lot But- ons, 3 Shirts, 1 lot Men's and Chil- dren’s Stockings, 1 lot Lace, 7 Chil- dren's Caps, 1 lot Children's Straw Hats, 9 Nignt Shirts, 7 Pieces Curtain Goods, 1 Bundle Wool, 1 lot Under- wear. Dated at New Britain, Conn, this 14th day of September, A. D., 1923, Attest: FRED WINKLE, Conastable. FURTHER ORDER OF NOTICE, Adolph Knopp, et al, vs. Julins Radune. State of Connecticut, Fairfield County, Court of Common Pleas, ss. Bridgeport, September 18, A, D. 1928, Upon the Complaint of the sald Adolph Knopp, et al., praying, for reasons therein set forth, fifteen hundred dollars ($1,600) damages, now pending before this Court, having been returned thereto on the firat Tuesday of September, 1923, It appearing to and heing found by this Court that Jullus Radune, the sald de- fendant, ls absent frgm this State and gone to parts unknown and that notice of the pendency of the complaint was given as required by order of notice heretofore issued, and now the Plaintiff agks for a further order of notice In the premises, - Read the “REAL ESTATE FOR SALE” Ads on the Want Ad Pages THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Copynaht by United Festure Syndieate Therefore Ordered, that notice of the pendency of sald complaint be given by publishing this order in the New Britain Herald, a newspaper printed in New Brit- aln, once a week for two weeks guc- cessively, commencing on or before the 24th day of September, A. D, 1923, By order of Court, (Signed) SIDNEY N. LOCKWOOD, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for Fairfield County. Local and Suburban Cottages, 2 and 3 Family Hofises Building Lots —— [ ANNOUNCEMENTS ” Burial Vaults, Monuments WORTAL VAULTF—Aulomaile taal crete steel relnforced, rproof, Cost lees than woed ar metal, All Arst class undei~ L) e M Tel, 2788 a8 Horlsts and Nurserymen PLOWENE AND POTTED PLANTA- Koo | Randalle, 214 Oak 8t, Phone 588 2 NYMA Bimonsen, 'phone 3175-3, - 3| BICYMAN - Fruil trees, wiiubs, fow- | ers, berries, hedge plants, - Hend address I will call, Fex 3 FOTTED plants works & in $17 Church 8 Lost and Found EYEULARREA - Tortaise Finder plea FOX Tieckpiece, taupe, 1ost At Monduy evening; rewaid, aln street; 'p 0, T neckpiecs Park Bt or 'ph: CADIER WITIAT WY Pali Tost Tost At reward, arry 76, modated, J. ], A city, Phon: Rocky il Store Announcements 7 BAVE 1-3 on coal hills, Inetall _Accuiate | Metal Weather Strips. T. E. Woods, 61 Main 8t.; 'Phone 2765, BAVE your VAIuAbia anap-sl photo album here at a bik wive 2 pkg vorners album Studio, WANTED—1, women and to be well dressed on easy wi ment lothing 8to:e, strest; next to Herald off.ce, with every AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencles L] BUICK MOTOR CARS— Better cars are being bullt and Bulck {s building them." New Britain Buick Co, 225 Arch Atrest Telephone 2607, CADILLAC, JEWETT & PAIGE CARI Lash Motor Co, “A Reputanle Concern, M BOFRer JHuRoLL CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars ana accessories, American Sales Lo, § Klm St. cogpe, $680; B. factory. The New al Bt, DODGE BROTH MOTO RS—saler and service, 8. & F. Motor Sales Co, 155 Elm 8t, corner Franklin; 'phone 731, | Sales o | DURANT AND S8TAR motor ¢ and eervice, '‘Just Real Guod v | A._Bence, 18 Main street; 'Phone 2315. on_ tract: parts and acc ries. Auto- & Service Co, 200 E. Main. ND ESSEX—Americ leading car vulues. Sce the new coaches, Honey- man Auto Salcs Co, Sales and Service, 139 Arch St.; 'phone 2100 HUPMOBILE CARS—Bales and service. City Service Statlon, Hartford Ave, corner Stanley, and 15 Main 8t. A. M. Paonessa, LEXINGTON —High grade motor cars. Sales and service, C. A. Bence, 51 n St.; 'phone 2216, MOON MOTOR CAR: vorably kn,.n the world over, F. I Sales und Service. 221 Glen_St.; 'phone 2899, NASH and Oakland motor cars, Sales and service, A. G. Hawker, 55 Elm street. Telephone 24566, REO MOTOR CARS and trucks. M. Bearls & Co. Sales and service. Elm and Park Sts, New Britain, Telephone 2110. HUDSON A Kenneth Cor. Conn, STUDEBAKERS--Light six tourlng, $895; | special six touring, $1,360; big six touring, $1,760; K. O. B. factory. M. Irving Jester, 193 Aich Bt, “This is a Studebaker year.' WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND motor cars, showroom at 4 Blm Bt.; service, 127 Cherry 8t. “The Sleeve-Valve Motor." R. C. Rudolph. Phone 2051-2, Autos and Trucks for Sale [] BUICK 1910, 7-passenger touring car, new- ly painted, good Ur~s, Al condition me- chanically. K. M Scarle, Cor. Park and Main Sts. Phons 3110, BUICK Sedan 1923, 4-cylinder, brand mew; driven very little; can be bought at a big discount. N. B, Buick Co, 235 Arch 8t.; 'phone 2607, THEY ACT AND DRESS UkEe CITY FOLKS - THEN'RE ON TO EVERY TR\CK~ POLLY AND HER PALS HAIAT HE YET? DIDAT T TELL YOU Him AA WORK 15 KeEP You BUSY TH WHOLE ‘ AUTOMOTIVE i —) . REAL ESTATE t AUTOMOTIVE The Greatest Variety of Properties Ever Placed Before the Public in New Opposite Page, READ TH ADS TODAY, l AUTOMOTIVE Autos And Trocks For Sale Autos and Trucks For Sale # BUTOR, 1990, § va Cyiinder srent epainted, & beauiiful Pack: rand new cord tires, al sport % Britaln_Bulok Ca., BUTOR IW18, sin-cylin good; & wood tires; price M, Bearle Park amd phone 2110, Maln | Autos and Trucks For Sale CADILLAT T passenger (ourl | 325, Dodse. 50 up, k street, only Many athe ITH Maswell 1821 1918 Touring BUICKT985 Spory Nodel used as A demonstiater, Ti B New car guarantes and will @ big sacrifce, New Hritain Buick Ce, Phene 2607 Touring I cundition pricel, 215 Arch Bt Phone “ylinder » excollent tiry CHOICEST USED CARS lh THE CIT¥-» | Buick 4:Cyl, ed M | touring, -eyl, Bulck Touring, Bulck Sport Model, Touring Car Briscos Roadster, Bulek Touring car Buick Roadster, Bulck Tourlng car Paige 7-pass, Touring ca. Overland Touring car, Trades ot new and used cars considered. NEW RRITAIN BUICK €O, 225 ARCH BT. PHONE 2607 CADILLAC—PAIGE—JEWET T~ THE LASH MOTOR CO. INC, WEST MAIN & LINCOLN BTS. 1919 CADILLAC TOURING, 1920 STUTZ TOURING, 1920 COLE 8§ TOURING. 1920 PAIGE TOURING, 5 Passenger. 1920 CADILLAC BEDAN, All these cars ars {n perfect me- chanical condition, well equipped and have very good rubber all around plus OUR GUARANTEE, WHERE 16 THE GOOD OLD - FASHIONED RUBE? - THE COUNTRY JAY - THe MICK? NOoTHIAN' To 31T, UNK. Copynehe. 1923 ¢ FesiieSerce Ine neral con: $106 for 187 Cherry 4 excellent tires, dition good, R, ¢ Rudolph, qulok sale 80 'Phone 2051.3, FORD for sale in Arsi Apply Mrs. Fitzsimmons wroet L “rondition, Kast Main X T with Aellvery bady; w0t engine and rubber; looks fAne, $100, K fearle, Park cor, Main 8t; ‘phone FORDE~FINE SALE Three tourings, 1 roadster, 1 de- lvery, 1 coups, slightly blemished in our recent fire, Cheap If taken at once, AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE CO, 200 EAST MAIN &T., ‘PHOUNE 2701, G, M. T, 1018, 3-4 ton truck in good W | throughout; good tirel K. M, Bearle, cor. Park _and Main_8ts; ‘phone 2110 HUDSON AND ESSEX USED CAR DEPT. A BAVING OF FROM 3§50 TO $300 ON A USED CAR— 1923 Eagex Coach. 1920 Dort coupe, 1923 Durant sedan, 1920 ¥. B. Chevrolet touring 1920 Bulck touring, 1919 Buick touring 1018 Chalmers, 1921 Maxwell coup 1922 Maxwell touring. 1030 Maxwell touring. 1523 Overland touring. Ford roadster. #50.05, HONEYMAN AULO BALES CO, 139 ARCH 8T. TEL, 2108, claes sale, in frst | HUDSON Super-8 Sedan quick | condition; reasonable for Tel, 737 or b43-14; 134 Bristol, Conn, HUPMOBILE 1923 Sedan, late model, al- most new, See proprietor of The Hub Clothing _Co., 407 Main strest, FOTt BALE-—1922 Esex Touring; runs 1 » new, price very reasonable. 38 E. Maln 8t. Phone 2016 MAXWELL touring, 1923. Hun 7,000 miies. Will_be sold big_sacrifice. Call 2607 NATIONAL, _Limousine 1919, seven-pas- | senger; lots of room and v good shape for livery work; bargain. Aaron Cohen, Inc., 155 Park st OUR Willys-Knight demonstrator for sale; no trade taken on this, TRudolph's Garage, 127 Cherry St 'phone 2051-2, Salesroom, 4 Elm &t.; 'phone 1790, | GVERLAND 1023 tquring car; brand new In every respect and seiling at a big dis- count from the list price, _Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch St. Phone 2109. PAIGE 1017 tourlng car, cord tires, newly painted, $200. 39 City Ave, ‘phone 146213, PAIGE, 1021, sedan; In good condition; thoroughly overhauled, new paint, good tires, For demonstration call C. A, Bence, 51 Maln St. Phone 5216 REO 1920, 11-4 fon, speed wagon, re- painted and thoroughly overhauled, $750, K. M. Searle, con Park and Main Sts.; 'phone 2110, &% REO touring _car, 5-pass,, 1 tires; condition guaranteed, dolph, 127 Cherry SCRIPPS-BOOTH, 1920, six touring, perfect condition, $425. Will take motercvele in trade. Bliss, New Britaln Buick Co. brand new R. C. Ru- N. Main street, | Auto Repair | Hartford, , " 'I.I\'fim | wure, long mileage tire; means comfort, | 'y 10 jou, The Ball Tire re FOMOTIVE RQUIPMENT—Gasoline, ofia, wreases and tire service, Clark's Aute Ae Shop, 135 Bo, Maln 8¢, &% and Thepect your batiery you put it ‘nte serviee for the summern, A G, Hawk o Bim #t Te. " age baiteries and hattery repairing, T, ATk (he man wiho owns & &, Guar, 3 years, L 116 Vreakils Squers P ho ONEBIL'S TIRE BARGAINS~ 10,000 Mile Guarantes, J0x3 4 Corde L} dixe » dixd dixe n.e While They Last—Call Early. O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY CoO, 3 WABHINGTON 8T, PHONE 900 SALE on used tire tubes; aiso fabric aud cords, 30x3 to 36x6. b0c each. 336 East Main 8t. Phone 035-3, AN WILLARD STORAGE Baticries, Sales and weivice, Slmmons Storage battery Co. 167 Arch 8t, Phone 2346, Autos—Taxi Service 13 Ki— 00 will bring quick, efficient taxi service to your door. N, B, at the k. K. Btation, TAXI STATION—Quick, le “service. Keep thess ‘phoue numbers (8 mind, | Daytime, 667; night, 1842-5, Louls Miller, treet, to rent. AUTU wccessorien, 1ires vulcaniaing, store | W, Cogewell, § Chertnut 8t,; Phone 14183 | 14 { Britain is Listed On the New 4 _Works 35_B. Main 8t Phone 869, CARS WASHED, pol areased, Authorizsed Simonis station, Clark's Automoblle Laundry, rear 238 Maln_ Bt Phon 1344, CURTIN Auiomotive Co, Autherized Cad- llae, Palge and Jewelt West Main street; o 8 AUTO dufi'fii i washed, polished and greased, lel £ ead and I [ P mal up 1o date aute laundry, Garags, 103 West Maln 8t ¥ me hanics, Bervice car st nu¥ any time. Fireproof garage. Auto Bervice Btation, / 443 eapert e [ pairing and overhaull day and "fi“ pairing ngi L Murvice; transients accol rates, Tel, 1736; ln% TADIATORS and fenders re) shield glass Instalied, Leonard & _Ard, tear kranklin Bq, Gus 8 STARTING, Tlightls oLory wserv i Clark's Automebile Laun Main_8t.; 'phone 1344, TOPS, side ourtalns and seat covers, made Doolittle's Auto Top M WELDING, BRAZING and cutting; scored vylinders nlled by guaranteed process, NelaJ, Nelwon, 614 Esat #t, 'phone 163s-.. S g TR 411780 BUSINESS SERVICE | sarbers, Hairdressers, Masseuses 18 Pllysce ol ompin B comdo s el e o HAIRCUTTING—Mothers, we bave two hobby-horse chalrs to amuse kiddics while having thelr hair trimmed, Hours, 3 a.m. to s p.m, 82 Cnurch; opp. Beloi, Bullding and Coutract BRICKLAYING and _piastering, “nd jobbiug. N Heh ‘. Heslin, i 1 contraci 1 West Contractor; re- i estimates fui- M uueay, 70 Lake Blvu.; pi 20v6-14, CHIMNEY KEPAIRING and general masou arage, room for & cars, 18x35. Apply on premises, T., 68— e o rent. Inquir floor or Phone §37-14, evenings, 7 o'clock, second after and piaster work. Work guaranteed., J. LLECTRICAL WOKK, wirlig and fixtures; seld & card to A. Lyler, 068 Stauley Motorcycles and Bicycles INDIAN CHIEF 1022 77 slae car; diiven but i for quick sale. R, C. Rudolph, Cherry S, ‘puone 2051-3; 4 kim ‘phone 1iyv. MOTORCYCL motorcyclel 8t., Excellent values in used now on. Une 1917 Indian, $86. | Two 1919 Indlans, $1256 each, One 1820 Indian Scout $lo0. All th machines are in good running order, Charl Hadfield, 21 Myitle St. 'Phone 1708, Service Stations, Repatriug ACETYLENE WELDING, brazing and bon burning. Commercial Welding Co., | 227 Glen St, near Lills. Phone 29, AUTO TOP, slip cover and side curtains, | made and repalred; auto bodys of every description .upholstered and repaired. Over 20 years cxperience at this business. J. Walsh Auto Top & Upholstering Co., Eim 8. Phone 264y, 1 UNTHUPLUIC SHOE REPAIR BHUP— opecial snves mdde to order. 73 Lkurca stieel, cnoue i3, Business service Hendered 20 UnVELOFING ahd printing, Do justics o your kodaking eftorts Ly having uaran- stedt do your anisning. 3 \west Mulu b RUOFING paper sold or and Wurk aosviUtely guaiwuieed to . leakE, CILY Hardwile o, 49 bt Ma Phone_32650. BluiS, wuuw carus, banners, bulletin work, Leaulng plctunias arcsis. Prompt service, At Sign Co., 487 Main st. UPHULSIERING of autique furaiture. All Kinds of repsiring, Yue Furnlture hxe cuauge, 81 _aich st A J. Grate, Mgr. Dentists J. E. CUNGE: Lenust 252 Main_Street T, 1751, pr} Dressmaking and Millinery 21 TYLENE WBLDING, cutting and braz- Carbon _burning, Hardware City throp St. T 1A WO | sors to Hultquist Bros. Mr. Owner, if you have radiator body dents or smashed fende not let an Inexperienced radiator man experiment on your car, Our shop s equipped with the best modern tools for these purposes, and with our years of experience, reasonable prices and good work, we are sure to satisfy. 107 Arch St.; §. Wolf, Prop.; 'phone 1709, REPAIRING done by skilled me- chanie; also used cars for sale, Heleen Garage, 107_Arch St. Phone 1326, AUTOMOBILE PAINTING SHOP—Isiaero Ravizza, rear 332 Park St. Phone 676-12, House phone 212-13, rear 78 Prospect St. KAUTOMOBILE tunning hoard molding put on. All varletles replaced. Remember that gervice 1§ our aim and that we are auto body and radiator experts. O, Becker, Corbin_Place, Phone 663, Succe Automobile trouble, ete, do for a and 51 trad little, Bence, driven but respect, 2216, larger car, new in every Main St.; 'Phone Co Al Transpose This On Your Transmission BATTERIBES—-When in trouble and In need of good batteries or skilled service see us first, Edw, Zack at the City Service Sta- tion, Hartford Ave, at Stanley St, By Al Posen | | THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER ! guT ALL PLAY |5 AN Ao Jack I DRESSMAKBL “wisnes to do sewlng ac home. o) Usgovd &ve.; Mrs. Loucnette, LESSONS In dressmaking. Special prices to Classes and cluvs, Private lessvus, W olne an s Institute wethod, Lel, vane E. Gl __'fl-lo-?. PLEATED SKIRT, fine knife and box pleats are tasnionable (s seasou; nemstitening and buttons, Ginsberg s shup, 19 Waltiue street; puui 1558-4, Dyeing and Cleaning 23 CLOTHES calied 1or and uelivered by .o London Valer Service. e Lonaun Shup, 44_Main st _Pnoue 309 GCLEANING sud ayeing 18 our exciusive bus- iness. Garments of @il aescriptions, draperies, portieres, curtains, cleaned v, ayed, Sutisraction guaranteed. New Br awmn Diy Cleaning Corp, ¥8 W, Malu st Phone 1324-3, s Insurance—Al} Kinds 24 ACCIDEN I, satvinobile and lite, Surety sud ndelity bouus, Phup M. Fagan, Gen, lns., 131 Main st, hooms 3 al el ¥1ai, XUTOMUBILE, ufe, acviaent, ueaith and fire insurance. hoillaud & Lunne, General Insurance, 23 Whlism St. Puous 106¥-14. FIRE INSURANCE—Auto Insurance, 25 years expeilence, Schults & Costello, inc., 242 Main st FOK Fire Tnsuiauce and lteal Est The John Covke Co., Plainyill HARDWAKRE CITY CUO-OFBHATIV. CIATION--Specialists in Automobile, Ace cident and Healtu insurauce, Krank M, Blields, Mgr. INSURANCE—AIl Kinde, Lest and strong- est companies, prouipt, elficient service, P. J. Muriay & company, 325 Malu street. Phone 2031-3. v Lawyers—Patent Attorneys 25 G. MANNING -patent _examiner, New Britain office in Walk-Over Shoe Store; 6:30-6 p. m. Wednesday; head- W bury, A PATENT AGENCY- Booth's block, Est. 1868, by Jas. Shep- ard. Louls M. Schmidt, 259 Maln St. Telephone New Britain and Hartford. Moving, Trucking, Storage 26 H. JOSBEPH ARBOUR & SON-- New York and men. Local moving. New Britain truck- and long distance Local 'Phone 2733 New York 'Phone Cortland 7714 AUTO express and delivery; ashes removed. C. F. Twining, 9 Long 8t.; 'Phone 25677-3, FURNITURE MOVING AND STORAGE-— The value of a good name s exempli- fied by the fact that our reputation for service has become known In nearby towns, Our increasing business has been the cause of constantly adding to our work- Ing force and equipment. We have re- cently shipped by rail a large consign- ment @t Household goods to Atlanta, Ga,, also crated and shipped a full car to Detroit, Michigan. INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & BTORAGH A. P. Marsh, Prop. Rear of Dickinson Drug Ce, TEL. 20022090, Distributors of Sunsce Ofl, FURNITURE and plano moving. Gensral trucking of all kinds. Geo. H. Bmedley, 68 Fint“:l( 8t phone $30-2. distance moving. Bes on. 5 Fairview St. We give esti- Phone 34, TRUCKING of ail kinds. Licensed (ruck for party hire. N. P. Bianchetts, 140 Cherry street. Phone Pressing and Tailoring 20 CLOTHES calied for and deiivered by Th t Service. Ye London Shop, Phone 3098