New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1924, Page 27

] ] ) | Arar et SR gt 0 y } AL PRICES TERMS ARRANGED PRICES RIGHT ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. MAIN STREXT, NEW BRITAIN \* SED CARS— Cole "3 an, 101 Velle touring car, 1920, Vells sedan, 1920, Ford roadster, 1924, BENNETT MOTOR SALES CO,, #8 ARCH ST. PHONE 2063, [ ———————— USED CARS— { Moon, 7 pass,, 6-58 sport touring, sac- ritice for immediate sale, Reo speedwagon, 1920, $100, MOON MOTOR SALES 142 ARCH 8T, Auto Parts and Accessories 11 AUTO SUPPLIES—PISTON NG, AMERICAN HAMMERED RINGS, RAYBESTOS LINING, MOBILOIL OIL8, ECONOMY AUTO BUPPLY CO. 11 MAIN STREET. BATTERIES—The Willard has proven its worth, Ory us. Simmons Storage Bas tery, 167 Arol St. Phone 2246, FORD—batteries §12, Bulck and cars, $15. Morrell's Battery Shop, Arch_St. Phone 2645-2, DAYTON "THOROBRED"—Cords, ail sizes, low pressure, long mileage means comfort, safety and aconomy, reasonable. The Ball Tire Co., 219 Arch St. Tel 1743, Targer 156 THE HERALD GOES HOME l AfiNMMIVE y ' Service Stations, Repairing 17 REPAIRING on ail makes of cirs. Jx- hanica available day aud night lington Garuge. Phone 1735, BUSINESS SERVICE Barbers, Haivdressers, Masseuse 18 BEAUTY PARLOR—now open At 125 Maln t, cor. Chestnut, Three expert barbers in attendance, Beauty parior for ladios with hair dresser = service. Tel, 878-4. CIILDREN B—halr _cutting 1 haoby horse chairs. Special attention given to bobbod hair. Model Barber Slop, 52 CBurch St. ) Buildings and Contracts 19 BAKER & LASHER—1Ii6 old rellable con- crete contractors. No job too large, no Job_too small, , Tel. 1966, BUSINESS SERVICE ] Moving, And'Is Read By the Entire Family, Because There Are Items of Intefest In It That Appeal To Each Mem- her of the 10,500 Families In and Around New Britain. The Classified Columns Hold Many Things of In- plains the Strong Result Power of The Herald Classified Columns, PHONE terest To Everybody, Which Ex YOUR 'AD TO 925. ) Trucking, Baggage 26 ABITES REMOVED—and heavy trucking. Magulre, 1 LOCAL AND LONG - DISTANCE—wioving Bpecial rates for lang distance, A, Buch- feve, 98 Winter 8t. Frmlnz and Talloring CLOTHES—called for and dellvered by Yo London Valet service, 8liop, 43 Main Bt.' Plon 308, Repairing & Piano Tuning ATLKINDS OF FURNITURE—upholstor~ ed and re Lstimates for and deliVered. Phone 2649, Elm_St, 03 Linwood t. Plone 2057+ EMPLOYMENT Situations Wanted—>Men “ MERCHANDISE, Good Things To Eat 02 wanted 1 work of any kind. 58 City, Tel, 1605-12, 29 Yo London 33 aired, All work guaranteed, cheerfuly given, Work called J. W. Walsh, 207 BEDDING—. Mattreses, renovated return sam order, ding Co., Upliof Have your Work doue mnow/ box_&prings, cushions, ete, and remade equal to new an no day. New folding made to ring. ‘Hdwre, City Bed- 60 Tremont 8. Phone 2431-4 BRICK WORK—plastering, _ carpenter work, all kinds of building repajr, work us woll s general contracting, Phone 193 or 2759, Arthur N, Rutherford, Inc., 41 Pleasant street, GARPENTER—goUeral collractor, repair- ing estimates furnished, 3. L. Kennedy 70 Lake Boulevard, Phone 2066-13. CHIMNEY—repaicing a0 generdl 1pason and plastering work. Work guaranteed. J. J. McLarney, 68 Garden St. Pho 8§91, PAUL ZEILER—rovter, Hlate, Bravel, as- phult, tin and and sfiugle roofs. New or_repairing, Phone 1959, ROOFING—service, let M. O, Ctawlorg re- cover that leaky roof with Bird's Roof- Ing: Years of experience and reputable work make it possible for me to serve you hest, Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tel. 1067-2, RNO—Touseholder wants awnings that sim- biy perform the utflitarian service of keeping out the sun's rays. Ille wants cheerful, artistic, gracious arwings that @ also ornamental. We have them. “Wa keep out the Sun” Eddy Awnibg & Decorating Co,, 106 City Hall place. Phone 1013-4. OFING MATERIALS=A leaky roof ruins ceilings and frame work. Pre- serve your Lome and other buildingy with Bird's Rofing and shivgles. We are the agents, Irank Nair, lnc,, 549 Main t. Phone 2127. Opp. St. Mary's churel. T8 TIME—to reflll your crank case with tresh ofl, we do It for you freo of charge at Stanley Quarter Filllug. Station, Tbelles Corner. Tel. 861-13. KELLEY BPRINGFIELD—aud Firestone cord tires and service, Gas, ofls, and greases, accessorjes, Clark's Auto Ac- cessory Shop, 138 Main St._Phone 1590, MICHELIN—tires and tubes. Gas and oil service. Koppell Auté Supply Co., 262 Eim St Phone 214} [OBILE OIL—carioad just recelved, all grades, prices are right. Rackilffe Bros, Inc, Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 1074, PENNSTLVANIA VACUUM CUP—30x3%. bris $8.95. 36x5 oversize cord §33.50. T. H, Cogswell, 8 Chestnut St. Phone 1418. BTORAGE BATTERIES—and Republic tires| J, M. Farell, 110 Franklin Sq. Plions 1369, PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES— Fully guaranteed for Fords, Chevrolats, Buick 4, Stars at $14.65. Other sizes at correspondingly low prices. O'NEIL'S, PHONE 900. TSET—tres and tubes, for salc b Tow prices, all sizes from 30 to 38x7. Inquire, 225 Eim St.Peter Rosso. 20 K—gener kett, Phone 3362-2, WINDOW CLEANING—store fronts and general housecleaning. Call 180, 8un Light Window Cleaning Co., 162 Main Bt. Chiropodists, and_Dentists J. E. CONGER, Dentist Main_ Street. Tel. 1751, “Drossmaking and Millinery 23 HENSITCHING—neatly done at 61 Pros- pect St Mrs, Alice Albrecht. Tel. 3279-W, LESSONS—1n_dressmaking. to classcs and clubs. Private lessons also Woman's Instituge Metliod, Jang E. Gill 70 Wajuut Bt. Phone 1338-13 PLEATING=S$1,00 a skitt, 24 hour service, Hemstitching and bitton holes. New, England ghirt Watst Co., 663 Main St Photie 1715, PLEATING AT styles. Ghisberg. Dress pleating, hemstitching aud button shop. 19 Walnut, 5L Phone 1335-3, Dyeing and Cleaning 23 CTGANING—and dyeing 18 our exclusive Garments of all edescriptions, . draperies, portieres and cubtains clean- ed or dyed. Satisfaction guarauteed. New Britain Dry Cleaning Corp. 96 West Main St. Phone 13233, 21 Spovial prices . Autos—Taxi Service 13 Lusurance—All Kinds 24 FITY TAXI—Phone 2373, When you call us we send you the best cara and most careful drivers, 1 §TAR TANI SERVICE—Call 550. No trip to_long, . Office, New Hotel Delaney TAXI—go auywhere. Plione 2841 for quick day or night service. Hotel Delaney, Ask_for. D, Fitzpatrick, owner-driver, LLOW CAB BERVICE—the lmproved xicab bullt to insure satety and com- fort ‘for the passéngel Rates 30 cts. first 3% mile and 10 cts, each addi- tional guarter wille. Eac additional passenger 20 cts. extra, Phone 2700 for immediate attention. B. Taxl Ser- vice. N. ' Garages 10 Let 14 GARAGE—to rent, Indivioual large fire- proof. _Trucks preferred, Franklin Square Filling_Station, GARAGD SPACE—individual, fireproof, spacious garages, inside dimensions 10x 22, Eleteric light Inquire Franklin Square Fllling Station. WALNUT ST, 19—space for I car to rent. Apply, alnut St. Motorcycles and Bicycles 15 EXCELSIOR, 1919—with side car; 1917 Indian solo. Price iight. Frank Pros- peri Co., 261 Myrtie St. Phone 1661. INDIAN—motorcvycle, 1931, with side car. Automotive Used Car Exchange. 86 Arch street. INDIAN MOTORCYCLES—We have. sev- eral good used machines. Charles E. Hadfield, 16 Main St. Plone 1705/ Service Stations Repairing 17 ACETYLENE—and elelcric welding. Port- able equipment. Prompt service, Storts Velding Co., 44 South Colony St. Phone 1§91, Meriden. AR%H ST. RADIATOR WORKS—Leaks repaired, new cores lustalled, bodies and fenders quickly Tepaired. Best equippd shop in town, 107 Arch St. Phone 1709. 8. Wolf, prop., suc. to Hultquist Bros, AUTOMOBILE PAINTING — High grade work only. All work guaranteed. John P. Madden. rear 77 Arch_strect. AUTO BODIES—and _ wagon buildors. General ‘repalr shop, auto painting, striping and letteriug. W. Spoor and H. Janofsky, 336 Park St. Plone 2433. AUTO TOP—8ide curtains and slip covers, repairing aud upholstering. w. Walsh, 207 Elm St. Phone 2649, AUTO ELEC. SERVICE~Philto auto and radio batteri Starting, lighting, Ig- nition, 114 Franklin Sq., C. A. Abeiz, AUTO OWNERS—We carry Flintex Leus $1.50 pair. Auto accessories, Drive in Station, Vibbert Service Station, 1113 Stanley Bt. ERAKES—Relined, inapected and adjust- ed. Raybestos service station. Clark’'s Automobile Laundry, rear 238 Main St Phone_1344. BRAZINI—.nd acetylene welding, carbon removed. Hardware City Welding Com- pany, 114 Franklip Sq. rear. Phoue 2860. CARBE WASHED, polished, oiled and mreased.” Authorized Simoniz station. Clark's Automoblle Laundry, resr 238 Main 8t. Phove 1344, | GENERAL REPAIRING and overhauling by expert mechaunics. Service at your disporal at any time. [Iireproof gar- age. Towing service, Charland's Auto Bervice Statlon, 433 Maln St. Phone 16544, GARAGE and general repairing, Paige and Jewett serv! Barbour & Rich- ardson, 319 East Main St, Phone 3393, GDELL'S GARAGE — Foromrly service manager with New Britaln Bulck, We specialize op Buick, Dodge and Reo cars, ignitien work a spectaity. 240 Smalley Bt. Day and night service. Phone 294 fce, expert attention; low rates; dou't let small leaks lead to heavy repalr expensé, body dents removed. fenders stralghtened. 0. Becker, Corbin Place. STARTING, lighting end ignition work. Batisfied wervice, electrical parts for sale. - Clark's Automobile Laundry, rear 238 Main Bt. Phone 1344, ADIATORS, bodies, fenders, hoods and as tanks repairgd and rebuilt. New accessories tnstalled: low prices; tires, tubes, accessories. 3§ East Main St Work called for and de- England Auto Radiator ACCIDENT—automobile wid 1ife, gurely and fidelity bonds. Philip M. Fagan, Gen. Tus., 137 Main St. Room 3 and 4. Tel. 3121. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE—all __ kinds. Schultz & Costello, Inc., 242 Maln &t. AUTOMOBILE—Vire, Lifs, Accident, Bur- glar_and plate glass insurance. P. J. Murfy & Co. 325 Main St. Phone 2631-3. HARDWARE CITY—co-operative a#socia- tion. Specialists in Automobile, Accl- dent and Health inswrance. krank H. Sliields, Myr. INSURANCE—of all kinds. 15 service. Molander Co. Flione 3429, Lawyers-Patent Attoracys NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENC Booth's Block, Bst. 1836, by Jus. Shep- ard. Louls M. Schmidt, 239 Main St., Telephone New Britain aud Hartfor Painting, Paper Hanging 27 T8 the time to Tiouse get our figurbs, 99-12. Our specialty 252 Main St 25 RKow painted Moving, Trucking, Baggage AUTO—express and_delivery; ashes re- ‘moved. ~ C. F. Twining, 9 Long St. Phone 2577-2, FURNITURE—and plano moving: general trucking of all kinds. Geo. H. Smedley, 65 Bassett St. Phone 830-2. Tave your Plione 25 INTER-URBAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE— Expert Movers of better particular people. turniture for Packing, ®oods by rail or truck our spectalty. A. P, Marsh, Prop. Rear of Dickinson Drug Co. TEL. 2002-2080. Distributors of Sunoco Motor OfL. 26 | crating and sbipping nousehold | LAWN MOWERS—and il cutting toois sharpened R H, Wil and tbpaired. Phone 1083-5. cox, 204 Hart street. LAWN MOWERS—and L:dgo Tools eharp- ened and repaired, 32 Greenwood 8t. [ritz & Berudt, rear Plone 153-12. PIONOGHA on all makes of talking machines, John Ai Andrews & Co. Store” PHE—repaired, Cxport Aervive “The Big Furniture PIANOB=an, All work gueranteed. 127 Greeny d players twied and repaired. Walter H, Koyel, wood §t. Phone 853-3. BPECIAL—discount on Sept, Plal Theater tuned by me. Burritt st VELOCIPEDES—and baby tired, reduced prices, called for and de- livered. Henderson Co., 176 E. Main 8t. Phone’ 3082-3, - EDUCATIONAL Instrumental and Vocal 97 8. Platio tuning for Compounce, Capitol A. Humphrey 4T carrlages re- nos at Tel, : EMMA M. SCHAAL—teacher of plano wilt teaching, resume 140-5. Sept. 15th, Phone BADIB resumed t, Phone 33 CANTOR—teacher of piang, has eaching. Hartford Ave. s 102 TEACHER—Danjo and_mandol ners a sp 23nd. Mr, Chas, VIOLIN TEACHBR—M. F. Valentine, stu- 140 Main 8 Plione 3246-J. dio, EMPLOYMENT Help—Men Wanted For appolntment, phone 386-12, ecialty. Starting class . Kinkade, 177 Ellis St. res. 255 Carlton Credit to H. 8. pupils. St. 41 EXPERIENC mediately. Jos. Arbour & Son, wanted im- Apply, SED—mechanic Bring referenc 56 Whiting §t, MAN the prominent and ambit ask for aj Satu wante “Easy” day morning at 8 o'clock, & Bamforth. d who wants to werk selling Washing machine in a store, It you are married fous to earn a larger' income n interview with Mr.-Rohde, Barry YOUNG MAN—wanted know to W wi uages, nights, Help—Women Wanted BOOKKE! MUSL BE A GOOD ACCOUNTANT AND A CHARGE' OF DOUBLE SYSTEM. WRITING TO P. GIVING REFERENCES, PER WANTED— about - 30 year s Euglish and Italian lang- do clerical work Baturday rite to P. 0. Rox 246, City. 42 BLE TO TAKE ENTIRE ENTRY REPLY IN OWN HAND, o. BOX 186, AGE, EXPERIENCE AND CASHIER— WANTE] Pi SARY. RAPHAEL. STORE. EVIOUS D FOR PART TIM XPERIENCE APPLY ATl CE RAPHAEL'S 350 MAI WORK NECES- TO MR. DEPT. COMPETENT housework Apply, Mis, Forest St SIRL—wanted, for_gencral , “two In family, no laundry. | James B, Wilbur, Jr,, 7| between 3 and 5 Thursday, EXPERIEN knowledge Ing_experience to Box 14, Herald. D—lookkeeper with e of typewriting. Write, stat- LEXPERIE work in family of ley St. Pl — D—mald for general house- Inquire 1646 Stan- hone 1777-4 after § o'clock. COOK—w 2 weeks, wd at o to lelp out for | Sequin Golf Club, Maple Hill. EXPERIENC work A. cafete ED—woman for _counter kitchen girl. Apply, Y. W. C, Hungerford Court, GIRL EXP work, dress. Box RIE, d pay 11-X) D—wanted for house- to vight party. Ad- Herald. RL—or w work in Pleasant oman wanted for Tight house- family. Apply at 21 t. rear. Mrs. Chopan. LADY. New York tunity for the morni th. 312 Wood Bullding, New Haven, ~of gond standing to collect for Publishing Co. Good oppor- lady with car, who can spare ng hours-of 1 week_ each ODD JOB! Write, P. 0. Box SITION—=warited as (rick driver, Ko- palr same. W, B, K, Situations Wagted—Wom¢ 45 GIRE—=wisiies podltion dolng Clerical work, Write, Herald, Box $7-AA, POFITION—wanted by young woman as companion or to take care of children evenings, Write to Companion, Box 33, Herald, Hi‘hN(MlllAPHr;ntknuwln-n'u At hook- keeplug desiré® position, Best referen- ces, Write, P, 0, Box 172, Onk Bt FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 46 PARTNER—waiitcd, man or woman, With littlo money and willing to work, *Can secure management of a good paying Musiness In New Britain, Write, Herald Rox 15-X, _ VARIETY—store on Malu sfreet, Meriden, dolng a fine business, a bargain for quick sale, D, 0. Coleman, Sputhing- ton, Com, / Invetsments, S:ocks, Bonds 47 BODWELL REALTY—{irst mOFgaR! vield 7% in advance. Hold In amounts from $200 to $1,000. Room 407, Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 1501, . Money Loaned 48 CABH FOR SCHOOL OUTFITTING— School openings mean many .expenses that may be hard to mekt after the summer vacation. Talk with us about a loan to cover your money needs, We will Jend you up to $300 on house fur- niture left in your home. Quick, con- fidentlal service and lawful rates. Art "e your own terms of fepayment mod¥l convenlent. Come in and ask for details, No embarrassment, Bring this ad with you, Call, write or phone 1843, BENEFICIAL-LOAN SOCIETY 87 WEST MAIN STREET OPEN 9 tg 5:30 SAT. 9 to 1, FIDELITY FINANCE CORPORATION , §7_W. Main 8t, Profcssional Bldg. LOANS Our interest is lower than any other Ioan office in the city, under the su- pervision of the State Banking De- partment. Be sure and call on the Fidelity Fi- nance Corporation—Room 109, FIDELITY FINANCE 87 W. Main St, CORPORATION , Professional Bldg. | MONBY mortgage. street, MONEY TO LOAN—In any amount, on first and second mortgages. P, J. Mur- ray & Co. 325 Main St. Phone 2031-3, MORTGAGE—first mortgage money on hand in amounts to satlsfy applicants. Pflarker & Deming, 193 Maln St. Phone 2021, TO LOAN—on first or second Schultz & Costello, 242 Main LIVE 'STOCK Cattle and Swine WS—for_sale, milkmah, Inquire, outhipgton, Conn. Dogs, Cats, Pets BLOOD HOUND—1 _year Ap: Glen St. FENALE . 4% months, and registered A, K, C. A heautiful pet or breeder. Will sell outright or half interest. Cheap. Keumydge Keuncls, 207 Carlton St. Phone 994-3, 50 must_sell because Theodore No- SIX C lost vack, 51 Sale. old, for collie pedigreed Eggs. Poultry, Supplies OLD NEWSPAPER MATS—lning chicken coops. §0 cents a hundred. ¥or sale at Herald office, 67 Church St. SINBLE COMB—Rhode Island. Red pul- lets, some ready to lay. 239 Burritt street. Phona 1115-4. WHITE LEGHORN pullets, from state tested stock, immediate delivery. Hall Bros,, Wallingford, Conn, | MERCHANDISE | —_— Articles For Sale 55 52 Tor CORN—Tor canning, for sale, Proper variety and picked as ordered, assuring results, ~ Clifton ¥, Davenport, Phone 1430, BARTLETT PEARS—for wale, D, 3. Smith, 8huttle Meadow, Phone 3053-2, Me ROE'S—will open with a full e of soda, candy, Ice cream, Large sortment_of Koss Quality chocolates, Apollo, Mallllard and Kibbes ‘candies, on or about Bept. 9th at 427 W. Main 8. CORNED BEEV—from hieavy corn fed staer 15¢. per Ib. Jonew Quality Mar- ket, 33 Myrtlo 8t. Phone 285, FRISH LOBSTERS—salion, 34c. per 1b. Hulibut 36c. per Ib. Good assortment of fresh fish, Itailan and American fish, Realo Bros, 307 E. Main Bt. Phoue ordeis d:livered. Phone 1171-13. Houschold Articles 63 COAT, RANGE—gas range, both In A-1 condition,, Inquive, B. Goldberg, 494 Main 8t CRAWFORD—copl range for condition. 82 West Main, 6 and § p. m. DAVENPORT- for sale, Inquire, Brooklawn 8t. _Phone 985-5. TABY WABIONG MACHINEG — soild_on easy termas, Plone for ome today, Barry & Bamforth, 19 Main, Tel. 2504, TLOOR COVERINGS—'If It _eovers the floor we have it Large varlety ef floor coverings, Our entire stock in_this line reduced 0% during this sale, B, Berson 503 Maln and 124 Dwight Sts. _Tel, 1165, ARLAND GAS STOVES—and Bummit nges. Doyle & Co,, sole agents, Maln 8t. 500 Maln 8¢ fIOCSBIOLD FURNITURE—Including Jvictrola and cabinet, fireless cooker. Thursday and Friday at 90 Bassett St. KITCHEN STOVE— (Premier), §o0d con- dition. 104 Belden St., 2nd floor. wale, good Call between “ MERCHANDISE Radio 668 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT] Bullding Paces For Rent 70 RADIO BATTERIES— LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOW. PREST-0-LITE & COLUMBIA RADIO “A" BATTERIFS 47 Amp. Hr, 80 Amp Hr, 95 Amp. Hr, ON ' BATTERIES $11.20 ., 24 velt ., 4500 Milli-Amp $2210 .. 48 volt ., 4500 Mille-Amp Order at these prices and save money All radio batteries fintahed in mahog- any and bave nickled handles, O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO, 39 WASHINGTON ST, PHONE 900, RWADIO BATTERIES — 6 amp, hours $10.00 and $23.60. Sce us before you buy. O'Nell Tire & Battery Co., 35-45 Washington St. Plions $00, KADIO BETS—you can now obiain & complote radio set on the same plan yoa bought your phonograph at Wideners, 138 Maln 8t. SPACE—30x86 on_ground fioor, 00d for repairing, manufacturing, uIoge, etc also storage space aboe 100x100, suit- able for storage or light manufacturing. Inquire Handy Garage, Cor, Elm and Seymour Sts. Phone Vacation Places For Rent POINT O WOODE—8 toom coitage to rent, all convenlences, from Hept. Tth, $26 a week. lIuquire, A. J. Bharp, 439 st Main St. Tel. 975, Wanted—T0 Rent 7 —young couple, desiios Tooms ekeeping, with all conveniences. Write, Box 15 G, Herald, FIVE—toom tenement wanted Box 25, Herald. REVINE! for hof Central, FOUR OR "y October 15t. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE] —_—— Agents—Real Estate 12 PLAINVILLE—Real estate for fale, 1n- eurance of every description, See’Cun- ningham & Wininger, Realtors, Ner Bldg., Plainyille. fel. 120, PLAINVILLE — general real estate and building property, Stanley M. Smith Co., Inc, Nerl Block Plainyille, BKINNER & BNEIDMAN—ieal estate and insurance, 120 Whiting St., or 143 Broad St. Phone 116-4, Plainville. ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67 Building Lots ¥or Sale 81 BILVERWARE—and jewelry, Visit our new store opposite K Main St. B. Georges, 436 Main _street, WATCHES—get up-to-date Waltham,~Bl- gin or Hamilton; good allowance made om your old watch. Himberg & Horn, 393 Main St, 10 R. R. Arcade, WEDDING RINGS—1ik and 18k, 1n white, green and natural gold. $5.00 up, at L Resnick's Manufacturing Jew- eler, 3410 Main St., opp. Commercial Bt. KITCHEN RANGE—In perfect condition, WilL be s0ld reasonable If taken at once. Apply, 12 John St. 1st floof, OAK—diniig room table and china closets Wil sell cheap, Phone 3350-4, empem PARLOR SET—wood stove, ladles’ bicycla and other furniture. Call 149 West Main t. Phone 232-! REFRIGERATORS—we tcell the o brated “Ice King” refrigerators for home use. Varlous sizes, priced at $22 to $65. Max Zucker, 516 Main Bt. Phons 509, STECIAL SALE—on hammocks. _ From $8 up, Ed@ward Gorfain, 168 Arch St. Phone 369-2, T ROOM—parior sult lin 8t 2nd floor, nia. Tor sale, 92 Frank- Leaving for Califors JEWELRY gifta at less than cost. Your opportunity to select jewelry, ivory and siiverware n the very latest designs at less than half price. This is our last call for our final jewelr: adavnt: and save money, y Morans, 365 Main St, opp. Myrtle St XABROLUTE AUCTION—and fiual cleanup salo of bullding lots at Maple fiill, Fri- day and Saturday afternoons. Sale com- mences 2 p. m. sharp, ouly 22 lots left. It you want to get one at your own price and stop paying rent come earl, Inspection day Sunday. Free souvenirs. F. H. Young Realty Co., Hartford, Conn, BELDEN ST.—large corner lot. 133 feet front, Has ail improvements. This near the new school site, Suitable for business purposes. Schultz & Costello, . 242 Main St., Cit . CHAPMAN ST.—2 lots, 50x150, $400; $100 down, balance when convenient, 1 lot Lincoln Rd., adjoining Wayside farm 32100, $500 down, balance when con- venient. Write, Box 26, Herald. Wanted—Articles To Buy 68 FURNITURE—of all kinds bought; Bigh- st prices pald. Call at L. Zoldes, 115 Belden St Tel BEFORE YOU—sell or buy your furniture telephone, Peter Jacob's, 1985, 224 East Main_St, JUNK—of all Kinds| T pay highest pri for rags, papers, and magazines, also good priceg for second hand men's clothes, L. Zeldes, 115 Belden St. Tel. 5665, . Machinery, Elec. & Tools 64 MACHINERY—and tools, lathes, planers, milling machines, ete, for sale cheap; golng out of business. Apply, Carter & Hakes Machine (o, Winsted, Conn. Merchandise At the Stores 65 ORIENTAL RUGS IN TOWN—yes we have best hand woven Persian rugs reasonable and we pay falr prices for second hand furniture and exchange. D, M. Benjamin, 67 E. Main 8f. Tel. 526, PAINT OR REPAIR later. Don't put It off put it on. Morgan, Kingsley & Thompson, Inc., 411 Main St. RAT KILLBR—Conexco rat exterminator, 3 per dozen packages; after eating rats die outdoors, Rackliffe Bros., { Park and Bigelow Sts. Agricultural ! Dept. e WE—carty the finest stock of trunks, -bags and sultcases at reasonable prices. The Toggery Fhop, 298 Main St. §5.00 DOWN—puts a Universal Washer In your home. No carrying charge for dofered payment plan’ during Septem- | ber only. The Conn. Light' & Péwer Co, _Tel. 230. Musical Instruments 66 ADLER—organ In very eatisfactory condi- tion. onvenlent terms, it desired, Wonderful bargain, Henry Morans, 365 Main_street, JUNK—We buy all kinds magazines, pa- pers, rags and furniture; good prices paid. A, Rodinsky, 34 Talcott. 3307-13. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT] ! Apartments and Tenements 69 ARICH ST., 232—5 room tenement, all im- provements. Apply, 8. Stella, 2nd floor. ARCH 8T,, 362—6 room tenement, newly renovated, 3rd floor. Apply, 34 Pros pect St 1st floor, lower bell, e TIVE ROOM—tenement for rent, all Im- rovements. 91 Rockwell Ave. Inquire, 50 Arch St Goldgin Barber shop. URNISHED— house to rent to adulte only. References required, Phone 619-5. GROVE HILL, 7i—8 room temement to rent. HART ST. 177—5 room tenement, all mod- ern improvements, with or without gar- age. Phone 1311 HURLBURT ST.—2 Tenements for rent, Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Mah St Apartments and Tenements 69 MAIN ST.—4 and 6 room apartments and an 13 room apartment for rooming house. ‘See Cohn about it at 7 Main St._Phone 471 or 2425, SAPLE HIBL—7 rooms, all improvements leater, garage. Call Hartford 5-3208. Tahogany phono- was 3160, can be now on easy terms, It desired, e'it at Widener's, 138 Main St Epecial prices and terma on r planos at Widener's, 138 Main assortment of rolls and bench in- cluded free. COLUMBIA—npright. graph, brand new, bought SAPLE ST. 48—rear, b room tenement, newly renovated, all modern improve- ments, furnace. _ Phone 207-12. MODERN—six room apartment for rent, in good residential section of city. Avall- able Sept. 15th. Present ocupant leav- ing city. Adults only, Write, Box. 35- BC, Herald, . ONE—Columbia_upright mahogany and one Fumed Oak, slightly used. = Rec- ords Included. A real bargain, Con- veulent terms. Henry Morans, 365 | _Main 8 PIANOS—We have placed over 3000 Koh- ler and Campbell’s in this vicinity, fn- cluding churches, schools and lodges. Befoke you buy, call and let us demon- tsrate. C. L. Plerce, 246 Main street. PIANOS—Krauick & Bach, Newby & Evans, and Listers, We have sold this line of pianos over 30 years. We guar- antee. C. L. Plerce, 246 Main street. | TALKING MACHINE—maliogany, nearly new, selection of good records, latest style flat top instrument, low price, terms. L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch St. THE Oulbrausen Registering Plano 18 ideal for the entire family the year round, Priced at a hundred dollars less than any Instrument of equal grade. Easy to play and easy to pay. A ter minute test will convince you, Henry Morans, 265 Maln St., opposite Myrtle, NORTH AND BLM ST8.—5 and 6 room apartnemts with all modern conveni~ ences, .See Cohn about it at 7 Main St. _Phone 471 or 2425, NORTH MAIN ST., 618—6 room ment, steam heat, Berkowltz, 2263, SHUTTLE MEADOW AVE. B0—tenement of § ropms, 1st floor, elderly people pre- ferred. Phone 3055-3 SMALLEY ST., 65— room tenement, with garage, modern improvements. Apply, B. Dubowy. TREMONT ST.—opp. School, ¢ and 5 room apartments, with all modern Improve- ments, newly finished, fine location. In- quire H. Gitlavitz, Cor. Elm and Sey- mour, Phone 2158 or §41-2. WALNUT ST., 50—5 room, all Improve- central also room for light house- g, Sept. 20th. WEST MAIN ST., 426—8 room apartment. Apply, A. Kolodney, 419 West Maln St. Phone 1950. apart- Phone KENSINGTON—on state road, _electric lights, choice building lot with 1% acre land for small frult, chickens, ga den. Apply, Mra. ¥. M. Cowles. Phone §47-14, LARGE LOT—Improved property, Baif price for immediate sale, near Landers, and New Brifain Machine, Inquire, 14 Highlend St., 2nd_floor, FEW BRITAIN—Ilarge bullding Iot on Mason Drive. Best residential section of New Britain. This lot must be sold | within & veek. Mak3 us an uffes Skinner & Sneiderman, 120 Whiting 8 or 143 Broad St. Phone 1104-4, Plain- ville, NEWFIELD STREET—Good bullding lot at a bargain If taksn at once. See Watson & Joues,; 294 Main St. Phone 2450, Farms For Sale 82 BERLIN—132 acres, good land and fine buildings, stock and tools. This farm brings a good Income, A, Carlson, 163 Main St. Phone 1817. HAMDEN—near state road and trolley, 19 acre farm, 9 room house, barn, new poultry house, half acre grepes, fruit of all kinds, 1 cow, 1 horse and crop: $1500 cash secures it. D. O, Coleman, Southington, Conn. KENSINGTON—80 acres land, 12 room house, new barn, 6 cows, 2 horses, new fArm tools. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St., City. ALLEN ST.—two family house, five rooms to a floor, all Improvements; three garages included; lot 65x135. If you want this come to Jos A. Kloskowski Co., 49¢ Main St 'phone 3014, Houses For Sale ¢ 75 | 83 | Houses For Sale Suburban For Sale L] ON—32 famlily house &t & Ac- it sold this week. % acre Of land of fruit, Make offer, Phone 92 i HILL—behutlidl 1 room house, modern improvements, heater and gars age, & fine home at measonable price with easy terms, 1411 Main Bt, Harte ford or_§-3208, REW—5 roon bungalow, bullding 1ot and garage on main highway. $1,000 down, balance easy terms, Jown E. Conlom, Hox 53, Plainville. NO, $5=2 family house 1n Kensington en Maln 8t, and crolley, all improvements Special low price, $7000. Part cash, Cushiman_Farm _Agency, 131 Main 8t PLATNVILLE—on state highway, 37 acres land, 9 room house, all improvements large chicken coop, ideal for poultry ¢ truck garden, On trolley line, John M onlon, Box €3, Plainville, . Conn. PLAINVILLE—fine_dwelling on the maimn street and very close to center. Good location for auto sales room, Robt, B. White, 250 Main 8t., New Britain, Conn, PLAINVILLE—Z tenement, 8 room houss, near Broad St., school, improvements, Larn, chicken coop, fruit trees, graj large lot, 100x400. Price $5700. $1000, balance easy payments, Robert L. Hi den, 133 Maln 8t., Bristol. Phone 114l Office open evenings, 7 to 9. PLAINVILLE—hores something (Bt must be sold at once and will make it fit your pocketbook. A two tenement house and three acres of land on Bouth Washington street, Schults & Costelie, Inc, 242 Main 8t., City. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— Brand new 6 room cottage, hard wood floors, steam heat, watér, everything, all on main highway in a restricted Jocality, & bargaln must be sold this week. A real good home for the right person. Three family house all !mprovements, 15% investment with 7 extra lange building lots Including sbout 3 acres of land, Located on Main highwsy and trolley line. 15 minutes from center, Bought cheap it taken right away. Tlere 15 one that cam't be beat. A mew 4 room bungalow, very centrally lo- cated, all improvements, good lot, large hen house, with 75 hens, This place {5 a dandy buy for s young couple, Here is a good buy centrally located with improvements, 3 family house of 8 rooms large lot, 76x240, 1 car garage, chicken coop, frult, all for $1850, Herels your chance; your move now. Just listed, 8 exceptionally good farms 2 to 3 acre farm, 5 room house with ;u:r\goln[ water, 5 minutes from trolley 40 acre farm, 9 room houss, with sll improvements, This s a real poultry farm, 126 ft. chicken coop, brooders, incubators and about 200 chickens, large apple orchard, and all kinds of other fruit. Price right, act quick for thig one, also 100 acre dairy farm that will pay you to investigate.- We are building 10 new bungalows and cottages in a restricted locality, easy terms to purchaser. Hers is your chance to own your own home.. Coms over and let us talk over our proposi- tion, also 15 extra good lots that must be sold before October 1st. PINNACLE VIEW MANOR, NEW BRITAIN AVE, PLAINVILLE STANLEY M. SMITH €O, INC. NERI BLOCK, PLAINVILLE PHONE 41-4, Real Estate—Wanted 87 K REAL BARGAIN I—3 room cottage, hot water heat, hard wood floors, 1 car garage, southwest section, Davis & Woodin ANOTHER: listed. In good location. Schultz & Costello, Inc., 242 Mam St. ATUSTIN ST.—15 room housc, all improve- ments. Price $13,500, $4,000 cash. - Mr, Anthony Buta, 29 Millard St, CHESTNUT ST.—8 room cottage and garage, very choice location; price rea- W. L. Hateh Co., City Hall Tel. 3400, CENTER—3 family house, 6 rooms to each floor, steam heat, this house rents well and can be bought right. A, Carl- Main St. Phone 1817. | CHUECH ST.—6 family biock, 5 rooms In { each tenement. $3000 cash, terms $1000 yearly. James E. Cecere, 115 Beaver St. Phone 882-1 COMMONWEALTH AVE.—7 rtoom cpt- tage, all mprovements; price right for quick sale. Watson & Jones, 204 Main. COTTAGE PLACE, 53—6 room cottage, for rent or for sale. Call 1171-12 GOTTAGE PLACE—§ room cottage, price $6,000; & good bargain. W. L. Hatch Co., City Hall Bldg. Tel. 3400. DEMAND—for three famlily houses still strong. Customers walting, - Davis & Wooding, Booth Block, 259 Main Bt.. . ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS Rooms For 8 ARCH ST., 626—furnished rooms, all con= veniences. Call §58-3. ARCH ST., 632—room and board in pri= vate family, for 1 or 3 gentlemen, 10 minutes walk from center, Phone 1422.2, EAST MAIN ST, 20i—furnished rooms, hot water, steam lheat, bath, all come venienzes, all outside rooms. Reasone able prices. Phone 1935, FURNISHED—front room in private fam= ily, American gentleman preferred. Phone 687-2. ¥ GRAND S8T., 78—2 furnished rooms, with light housekeeping privileges, board it desired, centrally located. Tel. 3183-W. LARGE—airy, beautifully furnished room with shower bath and hot water con: stantly, central location with privat family, at low rental. Write, Box 22, ferald. EAST ST.—3 family house, This {s a good investment. Co., 252 Main St! Phone 3429, Molander & Teasonable. | MAIN ST., 5—newly furnished singie and double rooms, continuous hot water, lome comforts, Mrs. Alderman. EASTERN SECTION—Z family house, of 10 rgoms, all modern conveniences. Price’ $6750. A. Danielson & Co. 131 Main street. BRUSEEL: Moore ONE—10 boiler ditio Tug, 9x12, SRR Broad St for 3] 0. & 8. vertible without e first class con- Write, Herald, TWO sETS Tor High scl Comr Rockwell_Ave. WINE KHGS—n capacity. [ Inc., Tiorse power, Box 38, sale rclal course, Junior Apply, sizes 2 to 50 gallons livered. Racklifle Bros. Park and Blgelow Sts. Phone 1074, PRACTICAT nursing, Call 3364-3, JOHNSON BROS.—furniture moving. Special rates for long dis Office 79 Roberts St. successor to and plano anc. Phone 1414-13, Johm_Halvarson. LOAD—wanted to New York Jersey, by September 15th. Brown, 131 Dwight St. Phone or can, New H. THOROUGI do laundry er_laundry LY —competent laundress to at home, call for and deliv- 1421, TOUNG GIRL housekeepi; Apply Mrs. W. J abour and 5 or 17 care for 2 Sheehan, enings. Tor light year old 46 Harrison ug, JOSEPH ARBOUR & SON— New York and New Britaln truckmen. Local and long distance moving. LOCAL NEW YORE PHONB PHONE 27133-2, CORTUAND 17714 GIRI. ework Magnolla 8 about 16 for general in small family, no waghing, Hartford. Phone Wanted—Men 44 | BOOKKEEP evstem ir tions, or write, Box 3-J ING—work wanted part time, stalled al, French, transin- natruction. Phone 3056-2 or Herald, Business and Office Equipment 57 SAFES—see ours bofore buying.$25 and higher. Adkins Printing Co., office fur- niture an. statlonery. 68 Church St. Fertilizers, Secds, Plants 60 TURNIP SBI Y soed buckwheat. Chestnut street thes, far 8. P. Strople, 113 |CROSBY'S VICTROLAS from $2 up In 21 gifferent models. All tl's latest console styles in different finishes at convenient terms. better look us over before declding on your purchase. Get the best and get it Morans'. Henry Morans, 365 Main UPRIGHT—piano (Hames Bros.) good or- der for $12. Fine tone, medium size, part cash, balance easy terms, Mr. Hiukle, 414 Arch St., 1at floor. TWILSON ST., 28—5 room tenement, all improvements, Inquire at above ad- dress. HARTFORD AVE.—3 tencment house, reasonable. Apply, Commercial, R. E. B Exchange, 308 Main §t. Phone 2891 WINTHROP ST., 99— room tenement, all modern improvements, available middle of Nov. Inquire, 2nd floor, Business Places For Rent 70 ATCH ST.—store and garage, suitable for automobile salesroom. A. Danielson & Co.,, 131 Main 8t VICTROLA—no liouseliold is _complete without one. See our stock. Prices range from $75 to $376, C. L. Pierce & Co., 246 Malin streef WE SELL—rccotds of all languages. The | 1talain Book Store Inc,, 491 Main St. | BTACK ROVK AVE.—cor. West Main, largo store, suitable for barber shop. Rent_reasonable. Apply on_premises. BUTLDING—20x30 ft. suitable for garage or paint shop. Barnes, Barnesdale. Tel. 3038-4 C L. Radio 668 Tadlo sets, in radio, SHOP. parts and Pioneers 141 Main St up 1 flight, Footwear and Clothin TRESS—well and su Tay The Boston Clothing Store. the Herald bifice. Next Increase husit ald Classified Ads. LISTEN IN—anywiiere, Radio Equipment House will build you a portable set. Faultless workmanship. 75 Elm _St. KADIO SETs—aund a complete stock of The Spring & Buckley Electric ARAGES—blult, especially for business purposes, such as paint shops, top and upholstery and tire busiu y located with other thriving business in similar lines; best location available in city. Inquire Franklin Square Filling Station, MAIN STREET—store fo rent, See Cohn about it at 7 Main St. Phone 471 or 2425, Church 8t Vice, wiring, repairing, etc, A. v, Jr., Kensington. Tel. 679-3. GAS BUGGIES B2-22B2-2 22-B2-22- They Don’t Always Practice What They NEVA MIND-X THINK I JUST HEARD ABOUT LUCILE AND HER NEVA MIND~-I DON'T WANT TO “lfi ANY GOSSIP) IS THS LETTER FROM HAROLD HOOKEM ABOUT CREDIT ALL RIGHT, CHIEF 1? S GFFICE—to rent in city park, Price reasonable, Lockwond, Room 407, il facing the Apply, H. N Preach on West Main St, LARGE—single house, with 2 lots every improvement, sultable and Real Estate & Ins MAPLE HILL—a modern s house and garage at a bargain, 125. Fine place for children. tra lots, cheap, with the house or sep- arate. All or part cash. Come and see It at 30 Stuart St. | ONE=2 family the center of Carlson, 163 Main STANLEY sT. provements, large lot, gar reasonable. Inquire, H. J WANTED—to move out of town as possible. Will sacrifice. , A twi tenement house, all modern ‘fmpro ments, In the southwest on of the | town. Schultz & Costello, Inc., 242 Main st., City. { WOODLANT | louse of $1500, M Toom lot 150x and 2 single houses, in family | as soon v tonement, Price $7900, Cash Costello, Ine, 242 Metropolitan News paper Service.) only for | party of means. Lockwood, City Hall, | Two ex- | MAIN ST, 45—single and double rooma Mrs. Hall. MAIN ST, 162 pleasant rooms, for 3 more gentlemen or man and wite, 1 t. Mrs. Canning. MAIN ST., 169—2 large rooms, for 3 _oF more gentlemen. 3 flights up, Mrs Dawson, ring bell. . MAPLE HILL, AVE., 25—furnished roorm, strictly private to one or two or couple. ¥ close to trolley station. Tel C. Drobegs. s RUSSELL ST., 73—2 large rooma for Nght housekeeping with Kitchenette, Tel, 148-5. TWO—or 3 furnished or unfurnishe Tooms, suitable for 2 ar a couple, no ebe jections to one child. Write, Box 27+G, Herald VALNUT ST., 45—desirable front rooms, suitabl Iv located. all conveniences. Phone 1952, MAIN ST, —furnished front able for two. furnished for 1 or 2, central- WESTERN—section of city, & furnished front room. References required, Phone 718 STANLEY ST.—cor, Ohurch, to rent, furnished front room, strictly private, steam heated. Olson's bell. Rooms and Board 90 ON_ST. 132—room and board In vate family, all conveniences, teache preferred. Phone 251914 ERRY ST, Z4s—furnished room with board of ome br two men in private M Buirilly floor. ToOm and Doa: uitable for two. Rooms For Housekeeping FATRVIEW ST, 101— ¢ desirable furn rooms, light housekeeping, private family. Call_evenings. _Upstairs bell. FOUR—furnished rooms for light house- Inquire, 51 Fairview Bt. $ad ™ ate family o1 GOOD LG apartme MAIN 8T, 91¢ ATION— now oc Toom furnished pled, but wiil share uple or 2 teschers. Writa, Box Herald Turnished tooms for icht over 5 & 10c. stor, TAIN ST, 489—Iight HoUseKeeping roomily all modern Improvements, Apply, The Clarkview W ing. Turnished or unfurnished rooms ght housekeeping. Writs, Box Herald, TWO ROOM—apartments for TEht keeping, all modern conveniences, ';i Cohn about it at 7 Main Bt. Phone 4! or 2435 Where To Dime L) PRESTO LUNCH and Restaurant = place of quality, service and satisfacs tion: our home-made pastry. always 1 pfl_ 231 Main street, Wanted—Board or Lodging WANTED—by young American coupis, board and room in private family, geme tral lochtion preterred, Box l-'tt!' “