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§ood tires [ .lvl Mais 80 §3T Bedii, Tale medd, ol ROPUGEILE ‘ proprisier of The' Hub| % () WATIC 1815, senger; lots of reom and \mmu\- for Hvery work; bargaia, 5. Ine, 185 Park St uml-n reior for sale = trade taken on this lfluulylru Spa Bee 1y ov new wood Mulul call §1 Maln Bt M 2816, 4 wfil overha l.d, l“l :‘““b‘:’u‘:a. P:rk and Main Sts ) urn tres; con ma. dolph, 137 L‘hulv 8t i Coupa taken larger oar, driven but D new In every respect Main 8t ‘Phone 321 TP, guaranteed, one A B ulel ouring, Dodge Tourin et Hariford; open evening Parts and Accessories ————————ee e DAYTON “Thorobred” Cords, the low p,'u' sure, -long mileage tire; means comfort, -hly economy to you, The Dall Tire Co, Arch Bt KU'Ffiuo‘rlvm EQUIPMENT —Gasolin o, groases and tirg service, Clark's Auto Ac- cossory Bhop, 138 Bouth Main street, us recharge and Inspect your battery before you put It Into service for the summer, A, G. Hawker, 62 Eim street; ‘phone 2460, AUTO wcceasorien, tIre: \‘ulr‘nnllllu. stor- age battories and batto ropalriy . Cogawoll, 8 Chgstnut Bt.; ‘phone 1418 TTERIES—Ask (Ne man who owns hiladelphin; guar, 2 years. J, M. ¥ rell, 110 Franklin Square; 'phe SALE on used tire tubes; cords, 30x3 to 30x6, 060c each, Main_street; 'phone 636 TIRE and Battery service. stant Bervice when In 900, O'Nell Tire and Battery Ce ‘Washington street, Wiso fabrlo and 336 East Try our service, Autos—Taxi Service 13 CALT, TAXI—Phone 2700 will bring qun X efticlent tax! service to your door. N, Taxi_Service, at the R. R. TAXI STATION—Quick, reliab XKeep these ‘phone numbers In mind, Daytime, 507; "alght, 1843-3, Louls Miller, Barbers, Hairdreasors, Masseuscs 18 FATROOYTING—Molhers, W v fiu-'—f.‘“rt ‘; Lobby-horse chalrs 1o while unu Thelr hadr mM 88 o & pom 82 Churehi Belol Bullding aad Conirect _0_. FINIORT G _and S Bel Apluufln. [ w- and jobbing, Maln streel; ‘phone 1185-3, CARPENTER ‘wad goneral soniiastor; " palr work o MLy estimates ‘I‘E:nlu 2088 u ¥, 70 Lake Blvd; and plaster work, Work guarantesd. 131 Olark Bt, Phone FIIGAL WOITK, 'mn' ing_sad uuu-u send & -lut 19 A Tyler, “ Blaul Bpecial nmu made to unm. 73 Chureh sirest, Phone 102, ———————— Business Service Hendered 20 priniing. Do Justice o your uuuhln. efiors w havi stedt do your finishing, 73 West WOUFING paper sold or applled; materiale and work absolutely gu iteed 1o stop leaks, City uud\uu Co, 49 Bast Main stroeti 'phone lufll show cards, bun-rn Bulletin work; § plotorial artists; prompt service, A Wign Co., 337 Maln street, UVHOLBTERING of watique _furniiu [ kinds of repairing, The Furnifure Xx. chauge, 07 Arch Bt, A. J, Grafe, Mgr, Dentists 21 7. E, CONGER, Dentist 263 Maln Btreet Dmmnklnc and ll.l.l.llnu-y CEBBONA 1n dreasmaking, Hpocial prices classes aud clubs, FPrivate lessons, Wom- an's Instigute Method, Tel. Jane B, Gill, 045-6, LEATED BKINT, fine knite are fashionable this season; ng und buttons, Ginaberg's Bhop, 19 Waltnig stroot; |rllmm 1338-3, D)chw and Cleaning 23 CLOTHES callod for and delivered by The Londow Valet Scrvice. Ye London Shop, A3 Main St Phone 3094, CLEANING and dycing 18 our bus- iness, Garments of all descriptions; draperies, portieres, curiains, cleancd oF dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed. New Brit- wing Dry Cleaning Corp, 96 W. Malu Bt Phono_132: 1761, aut ndumy bonds. Philip M. an, Gen. los., 131 Main St., Rooms 3 an ‘el 3131, AUTOMODILE, ufe, scciaent, health and fire lnsurance, Holland & Dunne, General Insurance, 18 Wililam St. Phong 2089-14, Glrugcs To Le! 14 FOR i¥iro Insurance and Iteal Latate, Seo The John Cooke Co., Plainville, Conn, NEWINGTON AVE., T6—Garage to rent. Apply on premises. O. Larson. WEST MAIN ST. [ “ 8. R. Forrest. Momrcycles and Bicycles 15 e Cheap, at 31 North \'«nlhlngtnn strect,” Plainville. INDIAN BICYCLES and Columbia Veloci- | pedes. Charles E. Hadfield, 21 Mystle strect; 'phone 170 iNDIAN CHIEF 1922 elde car; driven but for quick sale. R. Cherry St., 'phone 'phone 1790. bel'vlce Sta(lml.s, l{cmmm, Tent. Tl with $275 127 st., motorcy=le, 5,000 miles; Rudol'/h, 4 klm C 2061-2; ACE bon hulnlng 297 Glen St, near Phone 2899, and side curtams, auto bodys of every description upholstered and repaired, Over 20 years' experience at thls business. J. W. Walsh Auto Top & Upholstering Co., 207 Elm 8t. Phone 3649, ACBTYLENE WLLDING, cuttig and braz- Ing. Carbon burni Hardware Welding Co., 1§ W ARCIT ST. RADIAT wors to Hultquist Bros. Automobile Owner, if you have, ator trouble, body dents or smashed fenders, etc., do not let an Inexporienced radiator man experiment on your car. Our ghop s equipped with the best modern tools for these purposes, and with our years of experience; reasonablo prices and good work, we are sure to satisfy. 107 Arch §t.; §. Wolf, Prop.; 'phone 1709, AUTO RUPAIRING done by skilled me- chanlc; ulso used cars for sale, Heleen Y _Garage, 107 Arch St. Phone 132 AUTOMOBILE PAINTING SHOP—Isidoro Ravizza, rear 332 Park St. Phone 576-12, House phone 213-13, rear 78 Prospect St. AUTOMOBILE running board molding put on. All varleties replaced. Remember that service 18 our uim and that we are auto body and radfitor experts, O. Becker, Corbin_Place. Phone 663, BATTERIES—When jn trouble and In need of good batteries ot skilled service see us fist. Bdw, Zack at the City Service Sty tlon, Hartford Ave., at Stanley St. BODIES, lamps, raalators and fenders re paired to a new conditjon. Cores installed, Low prices. New England Radiator Works, 36 B. Maln St. Phone 8. GARS WASHED, polished, olled and greased, Authorized Slmonlz station, Clark's Automobile Laundry, rear 23§ Main St. Phone 1344. CURTIN_ Automotive Co., authorlzed Cad- illsc, Paige and Jewett service, 451 West Main strect; ‘phone 3000 CROWLBY'S AUTO WABSH atation; cal washed, polished and greased; prompt service: space for dead and live storage. 10 Chestnut St.; 'phone 1166, GENBRAL_REPAIRING and overhaullng by expert mmechanics. Service car at your disposal at any time. Fireproof garage. Charland’s Auto Service Station, 432 «Main_street. HARDWARE CIT{ CO-OFERATIVE ASSO- CIATION--Bpecialiets in Automobile, Ac- cldent and Health Insurauce. Frank . hields, Mgr. AL %) INSURANCE—AIl kinds, best and strong- est_companies, prompt, elticlent service, P. J. Murray & company, 326 Malu street. Phone_2031-3. Lawycrs—Patent Attorneys 25 G. MANNING—Dx-patent _examiner, New Britain office in Walk-Over Shoe 6 p. m. “Wednesday; head- H. W . Booth's block, ¥st. 1866, by Jas. Shep- ard. Louis M. Schmidt, 259 Main St, Telephone New Britain and Hartford. Moving, Trucking, Storage 26 1 JOSEPH ARBOUR & SON— New York and New Britain truck- . Local and long distance ‘moving. 5 New York 'Phone” Cortland 7714 Local 'Phone 2733 ress and dellvery; ‘@shes removed, Twining, 9 Long St.; 'Phone 2677-2. RNITURE MOVING AND STORAGE— Packing, crating and shipping by rail or truck, We make a specialty of this work, hav- ing_made shipments of Household Goods to Tucson, Arlzona; Bennington, Vt., and Cooperstown, N. Y., recently, The following extract was taken from a letter of one of our customers: *Was very well astisfied with the moving of my Household Goods and the care in the handling of same by your men, They were most courteous and oblfging at all times,” INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE A. P. Marsh, Prop. Rear of Dickinson Drug Co. TEL. 20022090, Distributors of Suneco Oil, FURNITURE and_plano moving. General trucking of all kinds, Goo. H, Smedley, 68 Bassett St.; 'phone 830-2, LOCAL and long distance moving. Bes Halvarson, 6 Fairview St. We give ‘esti- mates. Phone 34, TRUCKING of all kinds, Licensed truck for party hire. N. P. Blanchette, 140 Cherry street. Phone 764, J[’n:sslna and Tailoring 29 CLOTHES called for and deilvered by The London Vaiet Service. Ye London 8hop, 43 Main Bt. Phone 3098. HOTEL Washington garage. General re- pairing and overhauling; day and night service; translents accommodated; low rates. Tel. 1735; 121 Washington street, FADIATORS and fenders repaired. Wind shield glass Installed, Leonard & Leon- ard, rear Frauklin Sq. Gas Sta. by Oct, 1st PARIS TAILOK SHOP—Cleaning and press- ing, suits made to order. 136 South Main 8t., oppusite High school. BUITS for spring and summer, of genuine English woolens, $26 and up. Style, qual- ity and fit absolutely guaranteed. Jack Salonia, 200 Lafayetto St. « STARTING, lighting and lgnition work; satisfactory service; electrical parts for sale, Clark's Automobile Laundry, rear 288 Main St.; 'phone 1344, TOPB, side curtalns and seat covers, made over and repaired at Doolittle’s Auto Top Shop, 236 Maln_street. WELDING, BRAZING and cutting; scored oylinders filled by guaranteed process. Nels J. Nelson, §13 Iast St. JOHN WUCK—Fine custom Arch St opposite South phone 2882, l‘rintu.lg, Jobbing, sullmcry 30 tailoring, 69 church, Tele- “W‘| LOCAL MANAGER-—A national And Instrumental—Heading No, 86 is Consulted Ever Day By Herald Readers For the Information It Gives About New Britain's Best i:deniu Culture, Banjo, Mandolin, Ukulele, That You Have the Best Instruction Available, ‘eachers of Musio, Piano ( Violin and Guiu An MAKE YOUR ARRANG i ING INDOOR SEASON THROUGH THE WANT ADS, EMPLOYMENT § -u u' 2 uulu. i T ] §:30 and 1 ll II the Dvonll|‘ housewol Apply 10 Lexington 8t M uuu between 0 Wu‘ur Ave, Hartford ll Tepalring & specially af B, Room 10, opp, for Saturday afternoon: Apply mow, The Blg Stere, Dept, Stere, returned same day, New phel M order, U ware Clty o ding Co., 60 Mlllll 8L, ‘phone 34314, PRITE"ARD WERNDTE squlpment -u‘fii machine work; welding, ecarbon ming and lhummln' of edge teols r J1_GOreengvood ‘phone 163-18, MANY yea upcmm Tuning for the- Qul orchestras and special musical aets. A, Humphreyi ‘phone 3647, BIHE Wanied to nfi I- hklu Ay llolm nl Bakery, 98 Arch street, ousewgrk, Must Mrs. John rumbull, Farmington: Av Plain- ville, l‘hlll! o1, GUNL Wanted Tn restaurani, §ood pay, Ap- vly 29 Lafayette Bt o | GIRE wanted to tak un' o “Children and L B tuned wnd r‘n‘. Walter M, Kovel, 40 Main R‘ Asslat with housewo) M. R, Mule hone 1095, lin,_64_Hamilton '8 'Ehano 434 0 —Hig I, for second work wanted at once facturers recommendations; One who can go home nights, Apply iano s my guarantes, I, mornings, Mra, H. L, Mills, 30 Curtls 8t V. ', O, Box ll ‘phone 1303, GINL to do gene: OUBEWOTK, N0 WABN: 40 Evergreen street, M GTILL for general housework, in family of two, wanted, Apply 86 Lincoln street. EDUCATIONAL. Instrumental and Vocal LEONORA LACAVA~—Grad, Boston Con+ rvatory, teacher of volce culture, Phoune for appointment 37-4, 30 Hawiios Bt M. ¥, VALENTINE—Voilin toacher, Btudio, 140 Maln St.; ‘phone 32663-3: NA-\UOL‘N. m]a ukulele, 15, C. Denson Privi instruction. Booth's uluvk. B ( instruments sold, Tel. 2893, ML, BAMUEL GROSB has returned to the city and has resuined teaching in violin, ‘Fhone 1299-2, MRS, MERWIN TUTTLE, instructor volee culture. Studio, 109 Winthrop 8t ‘phone 258-5. PROFESSOR MYRON KORYKORA—Volce culture, vollin, paino, mandolin, guitar; Individual lessons; puplls' recital every 2 months; chorus leader, 6§89 Main; 'phone 2263-5. Local and: Private Instructors 37 TUTORING—Private Instruction in high school or preparatory school subjects— English, Composition or Literaturo; His- tory; Mathomatics, ote. Rensonable ratos. Inquiries solicited. Lloyd E. Smith, §.B,, JEWIET young man Wanted for respon- must be American born, Box 22, Heradl, Apply by let 'luu- for general housowor! wible position; Apply Miss B, Walker, 67 Harrison Bt.; ‘phone 540, quired. Apply Parke Main 8t.; ‘phone 20 TWO women wanted for geueral _work. Call at the office. Ask for the Hous kooper, New Britain Goneral hospit; WOMAN, to help In plain sewing. Apply YOUNG girl to help with care of baby and do some second work. Apply 204 Lincoln 8t, or Tel. 9 Hdp—)(en or Women 43 AN Intelligent person, elher sex, may earn $100 to $200 monthly, corresponding’ newspapers; $15 to $26 weekly In spare time; experlence unnecossary; no vassing, subjects suggested. Send for par- ticulars, Natlonal Press Bureau, Buffalo, New_ York, BOOKKEEPER wanted, famillar with office routine; must be experienced, progres- sive and co-operative with others In the office; only those ¢xperienced and look- ing for a permanent position need apply, of double Sl ;.’".':.. (i 0 e dark, th Maht., Each have thres| o seotions ‘l“‘" . base, Unusual buye Androw B AT el many fires have proven ness ll neglectin stoel, Important spondence copy are elements to say nothin, and mouulmy‘.unn sorvics, at once, Chureh Bt MORE eggs and more pnil come from ba, the olloekulurd Purina ] B ’hcwl you ar r back, L i shelves, §2.00 each, Too 10 equip your office In ocumenta end corre rotected —8i Some of and Ear Train. Sml Taught., Be Sat- uE FOR THE COM- MERCHANDISE Kohler & Wt have this line o! phlu over 3 M . tee. with records, $30; luu Jan A rews, “The Big Furniture 8t N _n I w portatie §9.95, John Al | . Andrews L L] t\mmur Btore." A s arg in satisfactory the utter useless- of bookkeeplng I8, This (nvest. st insurance and Adkine, 08 you buy .\luutm more You can' N, & Foed Co. 108 Arch. Tel, 1}31 _WEI_MW-L‘I- & eacrifice, Henry sflll ufl\ll B walnut Lulule -llfluly lud Belection | be Included, Henry Terma of Victer l'-:nldl wi! 1" Morans, n n, desired; 366 Main l‘ opposi Mfiflll. FIANO—Upright, & fine hig grade instr ment; sold enuv. easy terms, L. Andrews, 413 Arch streset. ‘e nAYe placed over & Campbell plancs in thi vmmy. Ine cluding churches, schools, lodges, eto, Before y-u uu‘fi call and let us demon- rate. C, 1. Fleree, ANOB—The Gulbransen Keglatering Plano 18 conceded to be the fnest player plano on the market, construction tone unsurpassod, and a hundred dollars less than any ot layer of equal grad: A test will convince you, Kasy to p Henry Morans, i_opposite Myrtle. " M . + Oon- | EPECIAL—Jutt received, ® iarge shipment “woft_and_good r & farm alsd hut lne of dress shoes. Androws, 1667 llnloy ll.) 'phonl L CI{AB APPLES for sal Farm, between 6 and 7 p. m. MILLBROOK ce lce cream In fancy forms. ‘phone 1341, PEAl—Enrlyn Jun; Deas, corn, uiso, at 3 Quality Marke on| .,Ha 8t.; 'phone 285, 83 Household Articles AN‘nquu FURNITURE—BIlg variety at r West Main_str cans for SQUATE paino, fine for ‘phone ream for all occasions; VlU’l‘llOLA—l'urllhln, McEnroe's, The Furniture Exchange, t. for_sale. “'Quéen Anne PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS for all pur- City Hardware Co., 40 East Main poses. street; 'phone 2650, Grafe, M, In first letter give full information re- gardiog sclf; interview later, Address Box 19, Herald EXPERIENCED stendgrapher wanted. Ap- ply New Britain General hospital. TEACHERS WANTED—At once for upper grades and rural schools throughout Now kngland, Natlonal Teachers Agency, Northampton, Mass. Situations Wanied—Men 44 EXPERIENCED young man desires posi- tion as counter man, Address Box 43, Herald. Situations Wanted—Women 45 P. O. Box 383, City; telephone 2121, (___ empLovmnt ] Help—Agents Wanted 40 SELL Madison Better-made shirts —direct from our factory to wearer, No capital or experience required. Luslly sold. Blg profits) Write for free samples. Madison Mills, 503 Broadway, New York city. Help—>Men Wanted 41 A positlon 1s open for a young man with & nowly organized New Britain Corpora- tion that offers the big future for the RUG, SPECIAL BALE—Bed: tillors, §10.00; 2-in, post crib, $10.00, Edw. Gorfain, 163 9x12, never used; 142 Hartford avenue, 2 assortment of be Arch_8t, Phone 869-2. -in. post and 2-n, cheap. Inquire Blg BTOVES—Our stock of &toves &re In and ready for inspectlon. Brookline ranges, each full guarantee. B. stroet; 'phone 1165, Berson, Sole agent for’ one sold with a 603 Main WHITE Sewing Machines for sale on e machines rented by terms; month, We repalr all machines, White Sewing Machine 'phone 874. 365 Arch Bt.; week or makes of sewing Co,, BTENOGRAPHER—High 8chool graduate with four years' experience desires posi- man who can qualify. Requirements, age 25 to 35, celan habits and good repu- Merchandise At the Stores 6o tation, the willingness to take orders and the ability to carry them out, Compen- satlon commensurato with service ren- dered, See Mr. Austin, 109 Professional Building, 87 West Main 8t., New Britain, EXPERIENCED general insurance man to take charge of the insurance depart- ment of u financial institution. Require- ments, age 25 to 35, claen habits, good reputation, ability to eell and to handle salesmen. Protitable " conuection for the right man. Address P. O. Box 637, New Britain. tlon as stenographer. Address Box 2, Herald, FINANCIAL Money Loaned 48 AND SECOND niortgage money in W. L. Hateh Co, City L FIRST any amounts. Hall Bldg. FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES money avallable in any amount on real estaje. G. Palmleri, 308 Maln 8t. | MORTGAGES—First wiortgage money on Land In amounts to satlsty applicants. Parker & Deming, 193 Main St. 1026, concern selling & product in great demand wants local representative in the city. This is a winner and only men of highest caliber considered. Man with large local ac- quaintance preferred. Deposit required which s returnable. See Mr. Mitchell, new Hotel Beloin, New Britain, Conn, today and evening, or write N, E. Grape Products Co., ot Conn. Chamber .of Com- merce Bldg, New Haven. YOUR MONEY TROUBLES— Borrow money the Beneficial Way it you lack commercial bank credit, Local Businessmen finance and di- rect this society to provide loans at lowest legal interest rates, re- payable in from § to 20 monthly payments. Conridentlal and imme- diate, BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY, ROOM 104 PROFESSIONAL BLDG. PHONE 1943, Buslness Hours: Daily, Saturdays, 9 to 1. MAN, between 25 and 85 years of age, wanted for census work. Apply 9AA. MEN, or boys over 10, years, to set up pins_evenings. Casino. NIGHT telephone operator wanted, AppIY Conn. Light and Power Co, TWO men wanted, With car preferred, to work in a territory outside of New Brit- ain, for sales work. Apply Box 33, Her- ald office, PLUMBER or experienced helper wanted, Apply W. R. Fenn, 139 Hart St.; 'phone 2079, . SALESMAN wanted for wutomobiles at 6l Main_street. UNUSUAL opportunity for man_about 25 to 30 years of age in stock roomi of large concern. Must be able to handle men, Unlimited possibilities and good salary for the right man. References required at interview. Married man preferred, Address Box 3, Merald, o R N 9 to 6:30; LIVE STOCK ] Poultry, ‘Supplies .52 b cacli ut New Britain Bird and Feed Co.; 106 Arch street. HALL mammoth incubators, single, Jouble and triple decks. l'ree catalogue. 8, C. W. Leghorn pulléts, Hall Bros, 'Phone 645-2, Wallingford, Conn, LIVE JIRY bought ana soid: “Brolier | bought on market price; also, we dress poultry frec. Alex Malamid, 82 Hartford Ave, Tel. 1665, OLD NEWSPAPER MATS — Lining for chicken coops, b0c & hundred; for sale at Herald oilice, 57 Church 8t PULLETS—About 60 young pullets, single comb R. L. R.; April and May hatch; will sell for 40c 1b. D, B, Norton, 18§ West Main street, Plainvilie, — L MERCHANDISE ‘ Articles For Sale 56 WANTED— A "Farmer Salesman” to canvass this section for the purpose of in- creasing our tractor and truck business. We have an interesting proposition for a man familiar with farm operations and acquaint- od with farm owners in this terri- tory. ENCYCLOPEDIA Dritannica, 31 volumes SN SIPINORMT WO, The Werner Co. Twentleth Century Edi- 22 MAIN ST. ¥ tion; as good as new. 31 North Wash- n S ington_St.; Plainville, PULTCIRERAAT SeReh, FLY SPRAY and sprayers for cattle, etc. 8. P. Strople, 113 Church i, MACHINISI'S tools for sale at 31 North CAMP OUTFITTERS—We carry everything for the camper. Army & Navy Supply Co., 56 Church COLUMBIA upright mahogany phonographs. Special reduced prices on every machine, to make rpom for the new models coming in, Records free with every macliine, A small amount of cash them. Balance on easy 138 Main Bt. secures any of terms. Widener’s, DAVENPORTS AND DAY BEDS, tlally made, large variety and priced low, Prompt dellveries. Max 8t. Phone 600, substan- Zucker, 516 Main FRUIT JARS—Pints, 86c and 96c; 96c and §1.10; delivered, 118 East Main St. Phon PUP TENTS, Lugi $1.26 up; ponchos, kuapsacki mess kits, tollet kits, trousers, khakl pants, bathing suits, army . navy breeches, leggins and one thousand other items too numerous to nention. Navy Supply Co., 56 Church 8t. lockers, kit bags, quarts, Lehrer's, 176 kets, canteens, haversack, duck CUT GLAS GIIFTS of Maln B3, and 10 K. K. Ar FURNITURE of all kinds. Highest prices L. FURNITURE— JUNK—We buy miagazines, CONNERTON ST., 36 HARRISON ST., 'orfect’’ records, to be sold at 3 for $1,00, John A. Andrews & Co, "Ths Furniture Btor ", #tool an lvery; make an offe Mr. Andrews, d 412 Arch l* froe order; easy tefm "+ Andrews, 412 Arch street, RAD APPLEB—HAN T;Ww for (]folly. Ry prao RE) Sride maky per. UBED machine vargaina for vacation uso In our giefonola dept. John A. Andrews It taken at “The Dig cheap once, John A, Andrews & Co. Furniture Store.” _’Wthm-_—monds."'iwdn— ry 6 10| CRYBTALS you can not break, Elpnrt watch, clock and jewelry repaliring. 149 _Main_streot. —Bpeclal sale on cut glass, Everything selling halt price. I. K nick, Manufacturing Jeweler, 340 Main By, opposite Commerclal t. CLARK Jewell gas rangs, slightly used, WELRY BALE—Selli Thauire 164 West Main 8t ' |* hikiee o By ook eur oJoF ssia dhauire 14 West Mela 86 DINING ROOM BET for sale; a beautiful 10-plece dining room set, practically new, Inquire at 32 West entire jewelry line at half pri; Annlver- eary and wedding gifts at less than cost. Btep in and lol:lfl at this stock. You'll find so! bargains. Henry Morans, Jeweiry and wedding rings & horn, 392 at lowest prices. Himbe de. ‘Wanted—Articles To Buy 68 on Zeldes, 116 ‘phone 666-6. © will buy 1t at fair prices. The Furniture Hxchange, 67 Arch St, J.' Grate,” Mgr. . “Papers, rags, We pay good Tele- paid. Call at selden street all kinds of furniture, pricon, A Rodinsky, 81 Oak St. phone 616-15. JUNK of all kinds. We are paying the best market prices for newspapers, naga- zines and rau-. Call L. Zeldes, 115 Belden hone 566 WE pay falr prices for any household ai ticles, Just drop & card to D, M. Ben- jamin, 115 Beaver St.; 'phone 4320, ———— LREAL ESTATE FOR RENTi‘ A.pn.rtmmt.s and Tenements 69 ALLEN BT nement for rent, four rooms, all improvements. Third floor tenement improvements. Inquire 36 Connerton St.; aiter 6 p. m.. G3—a-room apartment, all modern improvements; adults pre- ferred, of 6 rooms; HENRY 8T, 46—Five room tenement with all improvements. Inquire Lamprecht, 226 So, Main st. LINCOLN BT, 87—Very desirable 6-roqm apartment, second floor, With garage. loyuire persovally, 79 Lincoln St. hamptocks, Army & PAINTS AND WA Duck . 10x10 wnll tent, white doubie 12x14 Wnll tent, white double filied uck full line for ext er's, 176 Kast Main St. 7x7 Wall tent, Duck 7x9 Wall tent, 8x10 Wall tent white, uck 0%x12 \v.ll tent, white double filled Rental prices on any of the above tents quoted on application, EDDY AWNING & CITY HALL PLACE. PAPERB--We carry a or and interior work. Complete line glass and hardware, Lehr- white double fille LINCOLN 81 MAIN . li—Apartment of 5 rooms two in attic, modern. Morris Tulin, 131 Main Bt Phone 387-2, ST.—4, 6, 7 room apartments, steam heat, hot water and janitor service, Seo Cohn about it at 16 Main St. Phone 1181-5, ' SOUTH ST, 6x7 Boys' Scout tent, Khaki Drill. $6.50 single filled OLIVE ROCKWELL AVE., SHERMAN COURT—Apartmients, BOUTHERN SECTION—Six ST., 61—Five-room tenement, _all modern improvements; rent reasonable, Inquire at above ndd'is 'phone 2568-13. Al REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Dusiness Places For Rent 10 B abls for g v 4, Lieht, fl Winthio; lll FPhone 8§66 ”—"EW_‘ N family oi 3 ad m Box 1, Herald, B of Toame. centrally loeuted, -uul by 3 gentlemen, Address Hox 31, Herald, TFENUMENT of faur rooms wanied with ;‘n llu‘mnvu-nu by Oct, is, Bex 49, erald. Agents—Ioal Estate kL) FPLAINVILLE-—Heal estate and Insurance Mortgage loans Skinner, Smith 0-‘. Ner block, rl‘lluvlllo and Madison, Conth every descripilon, Hee Cunnings & Wininger, Kealters, Nerl Bldg. Vislnville, Tel, 13 genera John E, Conlon, 46 West llll AL, Plaine ville; ‘phone 41.3, WANTED 70 DUY Tce box about 7ah most blook and meat show case. Ade dress HBox 4J, Herald, Building Lor 81 BUILDING LOTS Gasy payments in all parts of the oity af prices -ul U'l than will be asked next rw Hateh Co,, City Hall bul DUILDING lot on Booth street, H Nne location to butld on, Home Banking & Realty Company, 86 West Main 8t} ‘phone_ 1728, HILTCREST AVE, Corn uston bullding lot. Call 208012, Charles N o, 301 Chestnut_street. LINWOOD BT.—Choloe hulhlln. Tot G0X160, price only $1,060. Star Iteal Estate & Ins svrance Co., 163 Main ‘phone 6063 Farms For Sale ] FARM of 0 cres, 9-room house, noar trol loy. Schultz & Costello, Inc, 242 Main ones, from 2 to 200 dairy, poultry and also have small the place for the “kids” and grown-ups to have a little garden, a cow and so: chickens, Call at our office for particus lar shman's Exclusive Farm Agency, 131 _Main St., Rooms 3 and 4. Tel. 3121, Houses For Sale ALLEN BT, —Thire 3 famlly bouse, 16 rooms, with all improvements; . prics $10,500, small amount of cash required, atson and _Jones, 204 Main Bt. Tel. 2460, MASON AVE—6-toom _ costage, garage; large lot; reasonable pric _J. Foiren, 4 Elm St.; 'phone 1740. FOR SALE—One of the fluest bungalows we have ever offered with fireplace and hardwood floors for §6,600, Schuits. & C 4 st. G d e . CENTRAL LOCATION—Two family house for sale; $5,900. Schultz & Costello, 243 Main St. JUST COMPLETED, new two-family house $6,900; small unnunt of all improvement: Aundrews Land Co., 1557 Stanley l" 'Phone 861~ HAMILTON ST,—2 famlily aouse, 13 rooms, all improvements; one tenement to be va- caut Sept. ist. Watson & Jones, 394 Main St._Phone 2450. MODERN 3J-tenement house of 15 rooms, 2-car garage, in southwestern part of clty; §12,000. Aaron Danlelson & Co., 131 Main street. NORTH END—Two 3-family houses and G-car garage. This property will mnet you §500 a y after all bills are paid. A. Carlson, _253 Maln street; 'phone 1817, SOUTHERN SECTION—2 family house, & rovms on & floor; steam heat, fireplaces. Watson & Jones, 294 Main St. Tel. 2450. THREE homes for sale at reduced pric One single, one two-family and one thre family house. Lockwood Real Estate & 1ns. ity Hall. Suburban For Sale 88 BELVIDERE—G-room cottage and garage; steam heated, fire place and hardwood trim; price reasonable, 'Phone 728; Home Banking Co, BERLIN—slx-room cottage, 1% acre a lang, ght. on trolley and state road, A, G rison, 259 Main street, 'plione 1817. BERLIN: tenement house of 8 rooms; 2-car ¥1—5-rooms, all im- provements, Inquire 350 Arch St, cor Webster, 6 rooms, all modern improvements, hot water heat all year round, janitor service, In- quire 19 Bredley St.; 'phone 2112, SIX-ROOM tenement, steamn heat, improve- negr Walnut Hill Park, Herald, Tenement of tioor, space ments, garage; Apply Box 2 476 modern, second 'Phone 239-12 6 for Tooms, car, Toom Fent By Oct, 1st. Reference All modern illl-] .. §10:95 od .......... .$22.18 . $26.00 +.$36.40 DEC. CO. BTR provements. Tel, 2221-2, i ORD ROAD— bungalow, up-| also six-room apartment on Shorman Court; all improvements; hot ater heat all year round; janitor serv- Call 2112 or inquire 19 Bradley St.| MENT of four rooms to rent. Tele- { 1., 461—b-room tenement, | $26. Seo Colin about it at 156 Main St., WEST END—SIx-room tehement’ steam | heatedy fire place and garage; price $65, ! "Phone 728; Home Banking Co. WEST END—i-room apartment 1o rent. Apply Watson & Jones. B GUARANTEED OAK KEGS, 10 gal. $2.75; 15 gal. $3.00; 20 gal. 60 gal, §5.75. All sizes Frank Nair, opposite St. 549 Main St Mary's _church, $2.20; $3.85; from 1 to 50 gal. Tel. 2127; T gal. Musical Instruments 66 Washington street, Plainville. NATIONAL cash registers, new and sec- ond hand, also repalring. 204 Main street, YOUNG man, 17 or 18 years of age to work in drug store. Apply J. J. McBri- arty, 720 Stanley street. KULPER PRINTING CO. Booklets, cata- logues, programs, advertisements, circu- lars, posters, office stationery, factory forms, color work. Prompt service and good work, 325 Main St.; 'phone 777, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS NEW and second hand cash registers and also repairing. T. 5. Cash Regls- ter .Co, 12 Washington Place, Tel. 3941, Business and Office Equipment 87 Help—Women W anted 12 BOOKKEEPER, stenographer wanted. Good wages to competent woman. Must give references. Apply Box 16, Herald, Now They All Want 'l;o See It DVA SEE I SUBWAYS, SLIM? O, SAY= DID YA SEE W' STATVE COLUMBIA RECORD! selections, selling at er's, 13§ Main St Most of the lal 1-2 price, Wids WEST ARCH ST, SPACE without Home 5-room tenement, furnace; price §$35. 'Phone 728; Banking Co. WILLOW ST, l4—Five-room tenement, all modern improvements; rent §$30. See Cohn_about it at 156 Main street. Business Places For Rent 10 172—Store $0x60, steam heat, central location, well adapted for auto- moblle or any other business. Claude J. Leroux, 174 Arch 8t.; 'Phone 1336. for light manufacturing, Arch_street; 'phone 2859, 605 GRANBY—3 brand new upright mahogany formerly priced $160 and $175, now selling at $85, $100 and $125 with records. phonographs, at $125, STORES to rent, 11 Main St, 176 Park St., 449 West Main St. See Cohn at 15 Main_street. These machines vlay Bdlson records perfectiy, Widener's, Main St. WEST MAIN ST.—Store, suitable for any retail purpose. Morris Tulln, 131 Main St.; 'Phone 387-2. BY BLOSSER 816 LADY HOLDIN' WP BIG ICE barn. garage and chicken coops, 1-2 mcr of land; ou state road and trolley line $6,000, Aaron Danlelson & Co, 131 Main street. ‘ FOR SALE—Two-family house in suburbs for S'.(..’vuy Schultz & Costello, 1ne. PLAINVILLE—Tomlinsen Ave., 7-room cottage for sale. Apply ut 3 Pnrk Sl. Plal ’I_I_Ln Conn. 43 ACRLS, best land in Berlin, 1,600 foot Irontage; some of finest building street sites in to 10 min. to trollcy, Tel, 662-3, 87 lu.ul Iistate Wanted WANTED iu IVl a1 or o Tensment house, centrally lovated, mm improve- ments, Price must be reasonable, Glve all particulars in first letler, Mox 3% Horald ofiice. —— { KOUMS, BOARD, HOTELS | w— — ; 89 urnished room with all Phone 2868, —Furnished all_conveniences, Mol $39 EAST MAIN ST, 205—Furnished rooms, wy duy or w sonable rates, all con- veyleucs, hot water, bath, etc. Tel. 1935, modern co venleuces; teruis to suit; all light; cote tage. 381 West Main street; ‘phone- 2908, GROVE HILL, $3—Nicely furnished room, with all convenlences; board It desired, Tel, 716-2, HARTVORD AVE., 43—Furnished for one or two gentlemen iu fami] first floor, HAMILTON ST., 70—Furnlshed room, convenlences; prl\alu family; for gentl man. Call mocning or evening; ences desired. HILLSIDE PLACE—Furnished rent. Tel. 3025-! MAIN ST, 45— Mrs. Hall. MAIN ST, 624—Two large steam-heated front furnished rooms, sultable fop _couple or two gentiemen. Mrs. Mastersons NEAR High school. Furnished room te rent. References required. Mrs. Ander- son, 26 Bdson St. Tel. 1079-2. PEARL COURT, 36—Third floor, comforte able_rooms for men. $Phone 1780. STANLEY ST., 712—second floor, Jargé pleasant room; centrally locate jousekeeping privileges It dosired, 823-13, TWO Turnished rooms on third floor foF light housekeeping; all convenlences; to American couple of adults. 'Phone 1870-3. TWO ROOMS, each sultable for two gen- tlemen; hot and cold water; steam heat; board if desired. Tel. 2928 Rooms and Loard FURNISHED ROOM, with boar lady in small family. ' Box Where To Dine DELANEY LUNCH—They all like ©6 eat here., There's a reason, 10o. popular restaurant in town. Beloin hnffl‘ va_-_llla station, HAOTEL REGAL—Obposite depot, under new management. Kooms and board at coms merclal ra.es. PRESTO LUNCH end m place of quality, service and tlon; our home-made pastry Ilfi.l fresh. 331 Main . street. ~\Wanted—Boara Or Todging. 8 ROOM and board wanted by twoe gentiemen, in private family. Bex Herald, Rooms For Rent ARCH BT, 506 ome for rent; room private rooms te urnished rooms for rent.

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