New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1924, Page 15

qnuuu, LOOK !—oars almost given away. in meed of repairs. REO TRUCKS—We ha: A o, mawEsR, sy LM er ) TEL M FRL A” BAT. l'll. pisasure and commsreial cars that are selling vwf« thelr market value. We gesd the space. They must be wold now, Note the prices and the time payment plan, Word, 1923 ton truck, $100. Ford, 1310 touring, $50, Ford, 1918 touring, 350, Ford, 1917 touring, 850, Ford, 1917 touring $40, Ford, 1921 touring $200. Ford, 1922 roadster, $165. Ford, 1919 tov truck, §7 Dodge, 1918 sedan, $250. Paige, 1910 touring, $176. Any ‘of thess care can be bought with & eniall amount down, Make your own time payment arrangements. EXCHANGH 6 AROR BT, PHONE 730 Bulok | touring, § pass. 4 Studebaker touring, 5 pasegy Btudebaker touring, 7 pass, Overland udm. $150. MANY OTHERS BASY TERMS HONEYMAN AUTO SALES 139 ARCH STREET PHONE 1100, Bome " chatmers ¢ g Cadillao Buiek Stanley sedan Oldsmobile 7 - Hudson sedan ... Studebaker twfiu . iany others, including 1924 dem- onstrators, GRAY, OAKLAND AND LEXINGTON, AARON G, COHEN, INC, 185 PARK ST., HARTFORD, CONN, OPEN EVENINGS seyeral usea Reo trucks. pricsd from 8300 to 1650, models: from 1919 to 1023, K. Bearle & Co, Park and Eim Mitkhell touring. Paige sport touring, Buick roadster. Chevrolet touring. Onkland touring, Fords all styles and-prices, ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO, 11 MAIN ST, PHONB 1513, USED CARG— 1 Auto Parts and Accessories A ALL USED CABS WILL BE SOLD THIS WEEK, TRESE CARS HAVE ALL - BEEN RECONDITIONED AND ARB PRICED RIGHT FOR THIS SALE. P TOUIINGI—-IOADITIR’I—OOUPII SUPERIOR "AUTO CO., 178 ARCH 8T, SED CARS— 1934 Hudson coach. Ruick, 1920, 7 pass touriug. Haynes, 192, toufing. Studebaker, 1921, 4 pass. roadster. 1531, Jght € touring. BENNETT MOTOR SALES #8 ARCH 8T, PHONE 2953, SUPPLIES—PI N RINGS, AMERICAN HANMERBD RINGE. RATVEESTOS LINING, MORILOTL OILS ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY ©O. STREET. -8t al &u uv Dressure, long mileage means . fort, safety and econumy, r-mnk. T l‘l,l'l‘lnflo.l“&l‘tlfl.”l‘l cord tires and service, Gas ul-. ut gronses, 'gw'mrl k's_Auto 138 Main Phone ll". ‘osuory T Tger 16, Morrell's Battery &hop, 156 it Pholu l“l-). cars, Arch .l' A ll ! Q‘n 262 o y Co, Elm_8t, Pmnn t s X I'Mol. lpr(e- Ar- fldkirc:nutllflc ron, [uc., Park far low thn 1074, o SUTRAY G I#Ell Ty flE' prov- en quality aud fafr Extra leavy tubes, gas and olls accessory, Stanls Qulrt:rl nlllu Btatton at Tbell's cornes NNS! A '—30%314, hbrll B, lill overSize cord $33.5 “. :."Oo.-wll, 8 Chestout 8t. Pho; PREST-O-LITS BATTERIES— *Fully guaranteed for Fords, Chevrolets, Buick 4, Btars at .$14.65, Other sizes | .t correspondingdy low prices, O'NEIL'S, ~ PHONE 9 STORAGE BAfiiNEI—-mC Tepublin tires| J. M. Farell, 110 Franklin 8q. ‘Phone 156 UNITE DETATES—tire rease. Frank Prospe: Phone 1 Autos—Taxi Service . 13 GITY TAXI—Phone 3370, When you call s we send you the best cars and most carofu) drivers. . 3 TAXT—go anywhere. Phone 2644 for quick day or night servi Hotet Delaney, Ask for D. Witapatrick, owner-drivel YBLLOW CAB BERVICE—the improved” taxicaly bullt to Insure safety and com- fort for the passengers. Rates 30 cts. first % mils and 10 cts, each addi- tional quarter mile. Each additional passonger 20 cta, extra, Phone 3700 for |!:llfl0¢1.l|l attention. N, B. Taxi Ser- vice, oil and Garages To Rent 14 CHESTNUT ST, 1i—space for car. Tn- auire Frank Nair, 549 Majn 8t, EABT MAIN 8T, 638—large brick gar- age, for rent, Call, Charter 4143-3 be- fore 6 p. m. Mr. Gerard, GARAGES—to rent. Inquire, 461 W. Main 8t PARK ST. AUTO CO. age space in steam heated, firgproof, garage. Centrally located, Park St Auto Co, 330 Park Bt. FTORAGE—space, finuront garage, day and night serv David's Garage, 26 Kast Main St. Phone 2 ALNUT BY., 10—garaj or dead stor- rage space for 1 car, Apply Ginspurg's Pleating Shop. Motorcycles ard Bicycles 15 BICYCLES—and ~ motorcycles repalred, baby carriages, velocipedes and scooters ropalred and retired. Called for and delivered. Chas, E. Hadfield, 15 Matn St. Phone 1708, « iNDIAN MOTORCYCLES—The 1925 models are equipped with balloon tires and are priced as low as 3185, . O, B., Springfield. Call for demonstration. Chas. E, Hadfield, 15 Main, Phone 1706 INDIAN—motorcvycle, 1021, with side car. Automotive Used Car Exchange. . 86 Arch street. > Service Stations Repairing = 17 AGETYLENE—and eletcrio weldimg. Port- able equipment. Prompt service. Storts Welding Co., 4 South Golony St. Phone 1991, Merlden. ARCH BT, RADIATOR WORKS—Leake repalred, naw cores installed, bodies and fenders quickly repaired.. Best equippd | shop {n town, 107 Arch Bt. Phone 1709. 8. Wolf, prop, suc. to Hultquist Bros, AUTOMOBILE PAINTING — High grade work only, All work guaranteed. John P. Madden, rear 77 Arch street. AUT0 BOBIEE-eal ~wagen . bullda 1 repalr shop, auto painting, and lettering, Yanofsky, 336 Park B, | Phono 2430, AJiT0 BLEC. BERVICE—Philco auto and radio .batteries Starting, lighting, ig- nition, 114 Frankin Sq., C, A. Abetz, Co,, 261 Myrtle |5 W.un. ‘un‘ Job too l.ru ne ml"l ‘mason nd w-un wm ranteed, 'vrl. sual 68 Glllln‘ TII. lll. ‘ifix 9 Worlk, alkinds of balldise repalr work Phone a8 well contract ng. lll or 3769, l. Rutherford, Ine., Pleasant fm work toe _x'l too smal, 131 Crown §t.,, Meriden, ’l'cl. 3241, (Reverse charges). T cayer tiu luny voof with Blrd'- Ront~ ng. ence and reputable work u: n lc possible for me to serve | Bank Bldg. Tel, 1067-2, hnl lor wants awnings that sim- ply perform the utilitarian service of koeping out the sun's ra; Heo “m. l, artistic, graclous arwings #iso_ernamental. We h-u umm “We keep out the Sun.” Eddy Awning & Dnoutln’ Co., 10( City Hall place. Phdhl 34, H] roofer, slate, gravel phlll. tin and and Ingle roofs. N or_repalring, Phone 1953, 00! VA A Teaky 1o ruins cellings andy frame work. . Pre- werve your home nM other buildings with Bird's Rofing and shingles. We are the agents, Frank Nalr, Inc, 649 Main St. Phoue 2127. Opp. 8t Mary's church, Tiave your chimney cleaned. Call at Rackilfe Bros., of phoue 1074, CARPENTER WORK—geueral _contract- ing Neuman & Sackett. Phone 3362-2. CHIMNEYB~repaired and _reballt, _alio chimnoy ‘cleaning, a)l work guaranteed. \P. C. Nolan, 376 Washington 8t, Tel. 1192-4; OLD—mirrors resilvered Wke new. HAW, Gorfaln, 168 Arci St Phone $69:2, WINDOW CLEANING—store fronts and general housecleaning. Call 1180, BSun Idght Window Cleaning Co., 102 Main, “Chiropodists and Dentists 21 . E. CONGER, Dentlst 252 Maln Stre Tel, 1751, and ery 22 HAEMBTITCHING AND PLEATING—Mra. Sheehan, 213 Main Bt. over Liggett's Drug Stdre. (EMBITCHING—neatly doue at 61 Pros- pect Bt Mra, Alice Albrecht. Tel. 3279-W, LEBSONE—Tn dtessmaking. Bpocial prices to classes and clubs. Private lessons also Woman's Institute Method, Jane E. Gil} 10 Walput St. Phone 1338-13. - o PLEATING—31.00 & skitt, 34 hour Hemstitching and button holes England Shirt Walst Co. §63 Phone 1713, PLEATING—al styles. Ginsberg. Drese pleating, hemstitching and Lutton shop. 19 Walnut §t. Phone 1338-3. Dyeing and Cleaning 28 CTEANING—and_dyelng 1a_our exciusive business; Garments of all ‘descriptions, draperies, portierep and curtains clun- [ ed or dy isfaction guaranteed. New Britain Dry Cleaningy Corp., Wegt Main 8t. Phone 13%-3. Insurance—All Kinds ACCIDENT—automobile and Iife, Burety & fid¥lity bonds. Philip M. Kagan, Gen, KUTOMOBILE INSURANCE—all _ Kinds. Schuitz & Costello, Inc., 242 Matn St. AUTOMOBILE—Fire, Life, Accideat, Bur- glar and e glass Insurance. P. J. Murray & Co, 326 Maln. Tel. 2031-3, ITARDWARE CITY—co-operative Asso, peclalists In Automoblle, Accident and Health I Frank H, ShioMs, Mgr. | INSURANCE—of all kinds, Our specialty is service. Molander Co., 252 Main St. | _Phono 3429, Lawyers-Patent Attorneys 25 NEW BNGLAND PATENT AGENOY— Booth's Block, Est, 1866, by Jas. Shep. ard, Louis M. Schmidt, 259 Maln St., ‘Telephone New Britain and Hartford. Moving, Trucking, Baggage 26 ASHES REMOVED—and heavy trucking Maguire, 102 Linwood 8t. Phone 2057-4 ‘ Repairing & Plano Tuning 32 . fl'm- A 1 lullllhnlclu Henderson qu 176 Bast n_8t. 3 now ve i Mattreses, box etow, renovated and remade new and rott made to llbll"blm order. Hdwre, City Bed- Phone 2431-4 Nd. Fritz & llfl Phone 1 LA sharpened and repaired. Phone 1083-5. R, H. Wilcox, 204 Hart street. arp- II{L Tean o -lt makes of talking mhlndl. Tohn lt rews & Co., “The !I' Furniture oro." PIANO wmwa-.'.z—m":rm' ™y D \V. C. A. Humphrey, 47 South Bul Phone 2647, Pu\ players- tu All work guaranteed. 127 Greenwood St. and repaired. Walter H, Kovs 863-3. lnx three tenement to furnish * ladders and all necessry tools. Address Box 37-X, Herald office, house, Instrumental and Vocal GONNECTICUT BCHOOL—oFf music, 2 Man 86, C. A. Perrin, director, violin, “plano, mandolin and guitar instruction. ROYAL C. HEINECK—teacher of violin, 454 Btanley EMPLOYMENT ] ' Help—Men Wanted 4 BLACKSMITH—wanted at 336 Park 8L Phone 2483, . EXPERIENCED—salesmen_wanted (o sell liighly advertised tea, coffoo aud cocoa at_wholesale, protected territory. cellent opportunity Write or call at Holland’s Far East Tea, Coffes & Cocon Co,, 27 Haymarket Square, Boston, Mass. FARMHAND—wanted, single man, must be reliable and of good character, mone other need apply. Steady position. A. Bruce, Berlin, _Tel, 66, FIRST OLASS—hardener on dies and tools wanted, by a local manufacturing concern, Write, Box 207, New Britain, GOOD RELIABLE—man _ wanted for cownter work in_restaurant, marriod man preferred. Good pay., Easy work. and ‘good conditions. Refercnces will help. _ Address, Box 33, Herald, 24| Ins, 137 Main, Room 3 and 4 Tel. 3131. | HCIAMBET TTOUBEMAN—wanted. Apply, New Brit- “ain_General hospital. SALESMAN—ave an opening for a young | man, age 16 to 18, to learn the shoe business and train for manmgement of a branch store, Newark Shoe Store, 324 Main 8t SALESMEN—new, unrestricted monthly accident and health policy. Natural death benefit. Auto accident and limited policies at $5, $10 and $15 annually. Liberal commisions. Dept. N, National Accident Soctety, 320 Broadway,, New York City. Establighed 1853, SALESMAN—as our loval representative, to & man with personality, character and abllity, an opportunity for substan- tial income is open, Bxperience in our line not absolutely mecessary. For fu- terview: A. W, C., Room 1411, 750 Main St, Hartford, Conn. Give your tele- phone number. TWO—Tirst class plumbers wanted at once W. R. Fenn. 139 Hart 8t. Phone 2079, YOUNG MAN—to work on soda fountain Must be experienced. Apply, Soda Shop, 259 Main t. Help—Women Wanted 42 X COMPETENT—womap _ for _washing, ironing and cleanfng. Apply, 46 Walnut 8¢, BOOKKEEPER— * Must be experlenced with some knowledga of typewrlting. Steady position for right party, Write stat- ing experience to BOX 15-G, HERALD IATD—wanted at once, Hotel Delaney. Apply AUTO OWNERS—We cariy Flintex Lens, $L§0 pair. Auto accessorles. Drive in Btatlon. Vibbert Service Station, 1113 Stanley St. BRAKES—Relined, Inspected And adjust- ed. Raybestos service statfon, Clack's Automobile Laundry, rear 238 Main St. Phone 1344, BRAZIN&—and acetylens welding, carbon removed, Hardware City Welding, Com- pany, 114 Franklin Sq. rear. Phone 2860, COARS WASBHED, polished, ofed and greased. Authorized Simonis station, Clarics Automobile Laundry, rear 238 Main St. Phone 1344, GENERAL REPAIRING and_overhauling by expert mechanics, Service at your disposal at. any time. Fireproof gar- age. ‘Towing service. Charland's Auto Service Sta., 432 Main St. Phone 1544 GARAGE and general rtepairing, Paige d Jewett service. Barbour & Rich- ardson, 319 Bast Maln St. Phone 3399, LEAKING RADIATORS—Immediate serv- ice, expert attention; low rates; don't let small lesks lead to heavy ‘repair expense, body dents removed, fendérs stralghtened. O, Becker, Corbin Place. ODELL'S GARAGB — Foremrly _service manager with Now Britaln Bulck. We apecialize on Bulck, Dodge and Rec cars, Ignition work a speclalty. ' 24 Smalley St. Day and niglt Phone 1168, RADIATOR—repalting at Towest prices, quick “service, _satisfaction guaranteed. New England Radiator Works, 35 East + Main 8t,, near Main. Phone 860. service. AUTO—expiess and dellvery; ashes re- moved. C. F. Twining, Bt. Phone 2577-3, FURNITURE—and plana moving; general trucking of all kinds, Geo. H. Bmedley, 68 Bassett 8t. Phons 830.3, JOHNSON BROS,—furuiture d_ plano moving. Speclal rates for long distane, Office 79 Robertswst. Phon successor to John Halvarson. JOSEPH ARBOUR & SON— New York and New Britan truckmen. Local ‘and long distance moving. LOCAL NEw YORE PHONB PHONR 12733-3, CORTLAND 1714 INTER-URBAN STORAGE— Movers of better particular people. TRANSFER AND turniture for Packing, crating and shipping nousehold goods by rall or truck our specialty. A. P. Marsh, Prop. " Rear ot Dickinson Drug Oo. ' TEL. 2003-2000, Distributors of Sunoco Moetor OlL STARTING, lighting end ignition work. Satised service, electri¢al parts for sale. Clark's Automobile Laundry, rear 238 Main 8t Phone 134 REPAIRING on all makes of cars, Ex- pert mechanics available day and night Hotel Washington Garage. Phone 1735, B LU T LA Pressiug and Tailoring 29 CLOTHLS—called for and delivered by Yo London Valet eervice. - Yo London 8hiop, 43 Maln §t. Phon 3098, Herald classified ads brings your message to local people, GAS BUGGIES GOSH~I WONDERL [ aw- G0 A WHATS HOLDING UP, TRAFFIC = WE'RE LOSING. TIME~ IVE SEEN LOTS OF OTHERS DO IT house- Phone COMPETENT—maid _for general work., Apply, 18 Lexington St. 1049, COMPETENT COOK—wanted. Lexington §t | EAR addressing, mailing, Send 10c, for musi Lngland Music Ce., 118 Aslyum Dept. A-36, Hartford, Conf. Apply, 65 musie, Information, New St., “Ex- | able salesmen. | {_Phone, 1 w»lh’»‘& b Winf Buch As Clmflng For Your Quick ?mrem and Convenience E?:rv mifled Page is Always Complete and Reliable. FORM THE me, the Herald C 1T, Situations Wanted—Women 45 [AN—girl es position ing housework, speaks English. rear, 25 Kelsey Bt WOMAN—refined, middie aged, Protestant widow wishes position as housekeeper for one person in modern home, good cook, Experienced nurse. Tel 2617-14, 2617-14, WOMAN—wishos lo take 'llhln( home. 26 Kelsey ) 5 .F{‘NANClAL | Business unities ARTY—with small capital _can_pecure good little business iy _New Britaln, Addres, Box 16, Herald, POL LR LR Rl BTN MEAT MARKET—and grocery store, Must he #old at once, at & reasonable price. Tnquire, 599 Fast St. Invetsnients, Stocks, 4 STHAMSHIP TICKETB—money [0F secont mortgages, real and notary pub- tie. Call to Joi 46 Main_St, Now Brita Money To Loan cAsi f8 WAITING For' YOU— G L] A Beneticlal Loan up to $300 s eany to arrange. Just call and ses our mupager, No embarrassment—strictly private and quick action, Mofley i loaned on furniture left in your hom and you arrange your own terms of payment, most conmvenlent to you. Call, write or phone 1-9-4-3, BENEFIUIAL LOAN SOCIETY ROOMS 104-105, §7 WEST MAIN STRE! NEW BRITAIN MORTGAGE—firsi mortgage motey om hand in amounts to satisfy applicants. Parker & Deming, 193 Mdin St. Phone 2021, TDOANS—Fidelity Finance West Main 8t, Professional Room 109, | MONBY 10 LOAN—on [first or second mortgage. Schultz & Costello, 242 Maln street. Y TO LOAN—In any l-mnum, first and second mortgnges. ray & Co., 325 Maln 8t. Phono nn-x Joporation, 87 Bldg. LIVE STOCK Cattle and Swine 50 JUST ARRIVED—3 cats cows, new milch and spingers, all from herds under su- pervision, The proper addition for your tested herds, A. J. Apter, Newington. Valley 566-13. PIGE—all sizes, Joseph Tonski, Dix Ave., Seymour Park. Dogs, Cats, Pets FERRETS—33.00 each at N. Foed Co, 172 Arch Bt GDOD HOME—wanted for Caim terrier, female to board or on breeding terms. Pupples due December 1st, White, Box 19, Herald. \ Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 OLD NEWBPAPER MATS—iming for chicken coops.~50 cents a hundred. For sale at Herald oftice, 67 Church 8t. 81 B Bird & i £ 1. all makes repaired and overbauled. l.. B Andrews. Tel, 1996, per- ok, Lu —paint for_gale, cheap. Hnn 2526-3, EHO! T every desc tion also 1 Perslan rug §'9x11 cost 11000 1 floor Jamp cost 3200, 1 victrols and records. Call from: 2 to 4 p. m. daily at 33 Cedar Bt g KITCHEN STOVE—for sale Phone 068-13 or call at 42 Main 8t y RITCHBN RANGE—gas stove, heathg stoves, gas fixtures, ' large grindstone. Inquire, 1230 So. Maln 8t, evenings LET US—clean your rugs kree with Universal Blectric Cleaner. Then if you Itke it pay us $1.00 down, §5 per mouth, The Conn, Light & Power Co. Phone 230 MAGEB—grand kitohen stove and Clark Jowell gas cooking Both n cellent _condltion, Phone 1335-3, X0, burners for ook stoves and tumaces. Tel 1479 for demonstras tlon, ¥, Howard Bmith, 160 High St. VEB—ihe well known Premier Range, All sizes. Guaranteed to give perfect ll!hfutlvl. Al rang roduced 20% k. B, Berson, 503 Main and 124 nwum Sts._Phone 1165 _and 1459-3, SOMMIT _CLUB—Is _still open delivers one to your house. Doyle I Co., Main 8t 500 Main St Merchandise At the Stores PAINT OR Wun Tater. Don't put off ,put it Morgan, Kingsley l ‘Thempson, Ti 411 Main Bt. WE~—carry the finest stock of trunks, bags and sultcases at reasonable prices. The Toggery Shop, 208 Main St. Musical Instruments 66 | ADLER—organ in very nmhctoq condi- tion, Convenient terms, If desired. I Wonderful byrgain. Henry Moraus, 365 H Main street. Lol.uxau Upright, . mahogany phono- vaph, brand new, was $160, can be l.olll)lt now on essy terms, If desired, for §76, See it at Wideners, 138 Main 8t SAHOGANY—upright plano, brand new, sample instrument, a good one, Special very low terms. L. E. Andrsws, reh Bt ONE—Columbla_upright _mabogany and Fumed Oak, slightly used, Records in~ cluded. Real bargain. Convenient terms. Henry Morans, 365 Main 8t, TANOS—We have placed over 3000 Koh- ler and Campbell's m this vicinity, cluding..churches, schools and lodg Before you buy, call and let us demon- very Tiitle, i " JUNK~ AUSTIN BT.6 room EAST MAIN ST, GREENWOOD BT., 149—3 TINCOLN r}):;flnx‘(!hlmml:, Roofi. IIRI prices Call Zoldu. lll” Bt. ‘lll. lu-l. all kin 1 puy highoest price for rags, papers, and nagazines, also good prices for second hand men's :l‘nll;-. L. Zeldes, 116 Belden 6t. Tl §EE US—before you sell out the furniture, we pay fair prices and exchanges. D. Benjamin, 67 East Main 8t Phone b Apartments and Venements 09 X—very fine rent o X Toome, Narawood floors, steam heat, open fireplace, ref- erence required. Tel, 221- 2nd floor. mement, With garage apply 30 Norden Phone 1997, B 1st floor, garag Noyember 1st. Inquire 2nd BELDEN BT, 68—§ room apartment, all Inquire, 2nd |, improvements, floor, furnace. CONNERTON ST, 36—4 rooms with all improvements, 1st floor, COURT §T.—8 Toom apariment hiard wood floors, steam heat, furnished, uvnry- thing modern, Loule 8. Jones, Real Ei tate & Insurance, Room 208 National Bank Bldg. 605—5 room tenement, all_ modern improvements. Call 2526-4, FARMINGTON AVE, 91—tenement of 6 rooms, all modern improvements. In- quire on 2nd floor, FIVE ROOM—tenement for rent, ail im- provements. §93 West Main 8t. rooms, 3rd floor, improveemnts. HARRIBON BT.—7 room apartment, mod- ern in ery way. Loule. 8, Jones, Room 208 National Bank Bldg. Tel. 141. ARTFORD AVE., 11i—tenement of & rooms. Apply at 580 Arch St ENRY 8T., 33—5 room tenement, 'n new houss, will be finished Oct, 10th. I quive, 1st floor. HURLBURT Bi.—% tenements, electric lights, gas, hot and cold water, reason- able rent. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main Bt. JUST—a couple of four room apartments Isft to rent in mew apartment block on Whiting street, steam heat and all im- provements. Inquire, Camp. Real Estate Co. LAWLOR ST., 137—5 room tenement, il improvements. Call between 7 and 8. Tel. 1631-23, ST., 46— room flat, to mmall family. L. M. Barnes. Phone 1207. tsrate. C. L. Plerce, 248 Main st PIANOS—Kranick & DBach, Newby & Evaus, and Listers. We have sold thls line of planos over 30 years. \We guar- THE GULBRANSEN—Reglatering plano 18 \deal ‘for the eutire family the year round, Priced at a hundred dollars less than any instrument of equal grade. Basy to play and easy to pay. A tem minute test will convince you. Henry Morans, 265 Maln L M MAIN block, INCOLN ST, 127—8 room apartment, 4 toonis on 2nd floor and 2 on 3rd floor. W, P. Crabtree, 125 Lincoln 8t, or Rooms 510-511 National Bank Bldg. BT., 661—7 room apartment, new continuous lot water, heat and Inquire, 22 Prospect fanitor servics. St. _Phone 2410. AIN ST.—cor, Elm, 4 and § room apart- ments, steam heat, hot water and jani- tor service, See Cohn about it at 7 Main St. Phone 471 or 2425. e e fruit farm, 6 room ment, barn, v Carlson, 163 Main NEWINGTON— roo) sores barn, , stiort dmuu from Berlfu, $4500, euh rnlml $1500, mortgag! Main B New Bri bureau. PLAINVILLE—30 _ acre !‘:}l i! under cultivation, 8 room 5: chicken cvop, corn crib, § cows, 1 horse, ¥ ACRE FARM—seven room ly decorated, large 1 cow, 2 horses, large uum of 3 hivea of bees, poultry, near town on improved rM bors, plenty of wood and $1000 cash secures if. will be here, Ington, Conn. Houses For Sale K GOOD—two family house of 10 modern in every way, 3 car ga sell for 20 per cont less than i to bulld, A. Carlson, 163 Main Bt. 1817, ARCH BT.—2 family house, 10 Tooms, - cornier Jot. Price $8,600. Good place for a small store. The W. L Hatch Co., City Hat) Bldg. Phone 3409. BROOKLAWN ST, 44—brand new 1ly house, must be sold at once as own- er is Jeaving town, Good for anyone looking for good lnopn. In- auire 1st tioor. Phome 985-6. 3 CARLTON 8T.—near new bungalow, 2 car garage, lot l Call 2974 for_appointment. . HESTNUT ST.—9 room cottage fonabie, "W, L Hateh Cos Oty Eal sonable, W, atcl Bidg. Tel. 3400. ENTRAL—2 family Touse, 8 rooms, ail improvements, 4 rooms on @ floor. James E. Cecere, 329 Church Bt. $1,000 cash, Phone 590-15, COMMONWEALTH AVE,—cottage rooms, all Improvements, FPrice $1, J. J. Watson, 204 Main Bt. § BAST ST.—3 family house, rteasonabie., This fs a good investment. Molander & Co,, 263 Main St. Phone 3429, HARTFORD AVE.—3 _tenement house; reasonable, Apply, Commercial, R. E. Exchange, 308 Muin St. Phome 2891, TARGE—single house, with 3 1ots and every. improvement, sultable only for party of mm m'nod. City Hall, Real Estate ®ORTHWEST END—I Iamuy nnuu‘?’h rooms, 2 car garage, J. Watson, 204 Main lt. th VIGTROLAS from § modela. All the latest console styles 1 different fiulshes at convemient terms. r before dectding on your purchase. Get the best and get it at Heory Morans’, 365 Maln 8t. VICTROLA—no household s -complete without ome. See our stock. Prices range from 375 to $375. C. L.. Plerce & Co., 246 Main street. N N 3 SINGLE COMB—Rhode 1siand reds. Fam- cy stock. 112 Market St. WHITE LEGHORN _puliets, tested stock, immediate dellvery, allingford, Ce Horses, \ehlclcs GOOD-horse for sale. 59 Willow St. HORSE—1 years o0ld, business wagon and a set of harness at a very reasonable price. Itiquire at 193 Beaver St, or call 494-12 l MERCHANDISE. l Articles For Sale & MILLS—grape crushers and wine Hall 53 Apply, Honeyman, CIDER presses. Bigelow Sts. _Phone 1074, TATLORS—sowing machine, very reason- able, 84 Spring §t. Phone 2318-2, Business and Office Equipment 57 SAVES—see ours hefore buying.s2 and higher. Adkins Printing Co., office fur- niture and stationery, 66 Church 8t. STORE VIXTURBS—of all kinds. Cash register aud scale repairing. T. 8, Cash Register Co., 491 Main St, Fertilizers, Seeds, Plants 60 BULBS—for fall planting, Hyacinths, Tu- lips, Crocuses, Narcissi and Daffodils, 8. P. Strople, 113 Church 8t. BXPERIENCED—waitress wanted, apply to Kaplan's Restaurant, 69 East Main 8t FIRST CLASS—stenographer, must be 31 years of age and able to assume some responsibility. Apply in person to 217 High §t. Phone 2777, GIRL—to assist_with general housework, one who will go home nights preferred, no_Sunday work. Phone 3244-J. GIRL,—wanted to do general housework and hely with child. Apply, 466 Stauley S§t. Phone 1021-12, GIRL—wanted for housework, German or Austrian _preferred, good pay to right party. Apply morniugs or evenings, after 6 o'clock. 150 Mapla_St. TADY—typist with Jknowledge of book- keeping, also lady clerk with compo- meter experiepte. State qualifications, experience amd salary expected. P. O. Box 1025. MATDS—wanted. 1 Apoly, New Britain ar ator wanted in local factory. Box 35, Herald. WOMEN—wanted to_paint Iaip_shadcs for us at home. Easy, pleasant work. Whole_or part time. Address, Nileart Company. $108, Ft. Wayne. Indinna WOMBEN—earn blg money making Bunga- low apron# at home, during spare time. Enclose 2c, stamp for particulars. Rose- mary Apran Co, Asbury Park, N, J. annhons oper- Address, Footwear and Clothing 61 BEAUTIFULLY—made boy's biack velvet sult with white silk broadcloth blouse, size 8. Worn once, just like new. Tron- sers and jacket fully lined with white sateen. Reasonable price if taken at once, -Also man's dress overcoat, size 34 Mry Howard 8. Smith, Plamville. Telephone 203 [THESS—well and succeed. FPay weekly. The Boston Clothing Store. Next to the Herald office. DRESSES—beautiful assortment of can- ton crepe ang heavy silk dresses at $9.95 n_sale no wat Rothfeder’s. W BRITAIN FUR SHOP—282 Arch St. opp. state armory. Prices reasonable. Furs made to order. Remodeling and repairing, J. & R. Glowacki, Prop's. 339 Good Things To Eat 62 CORNED BERF—from heavy corn fed stear 18c, per Ib.. Jone« Quality Mar- ket, 33 Myrtle St Phone 355, MATLLARD—chocolates and McEnroe's, 427 West Main St Household Articles 63 DINING ROOM SET—of § pleces, . Amer- fcan walnut with blue genuine leat seated chalrs. Regular $275 now § Edw. Gorfain, 188 Arch St. Phone S6! bonbons. £ from state Rackliffe Bros, Inc, Park and | AVE BELL—records of all languages. The 1talain Book Store Inc., 431 Main St. Radio 668 'X. H. EDGERLY JR,—Kensington, radie repalrs, vacuum tubes, reactivated, Puts vew life in tubes. Tel. 697-3 for particu- lars. CROSBY'S RADIO SHOP—radlo sets, varts and service. Ploneers in radio. 141 Main 8t., up 1 flight. 8] RADIO BATTERIES— T LO\\FST PRV‘M EVER KNOWN ON T-0-LITB & COLUMBIA RADIO “A" BARTERIES | $ 0.95 « AT Amp. Hr. $12.20 + 80 Amp Hr, 514,08 . 95 Amp. Hr. $20.00 15 Amp. Hr. RADIO “B" BATTERIES $11.20 .. 24 volt ., 4500 Mili-Amp $22.10 ..°48 volt .. 4500 Mille-Amp ¥ Order at thess prices and save money All radio batterles finished In mahog- any and have nickled handles. SOUTH BURRITT ST, BOUTH SUMMER W, W AV EWINGTON—fer rent, 9 rogm single house, everything modern, large lot with two car garage. Loule S. Jones, Real Estate & Insurance, Room 208 National Bank Bldg. Tel. 141. ORTH AND ELM STS.—4 6 and 6 room apartnemts with all modern conveni- ences. Bee Cohn about it at 7 Main 8t. Phone 471 or 2425, ARK, ST., 483—5 room improvements, Inquire, 70 Broad St. EYMOUR ST., 7i—(rear) 5 room tene- ment, improvements Apply 427 Chest- nut St. Phone §91-5. Tenement, all 1. Rosensweig, 101—5 roonil cor. Garden St. Tel. 1059- —5 _room tenement, With Im- provements. Inquire Labor Burcau, New Britain_Machine Co. Phone 2401 ST., 23—5 room _apartment. modern improvements, steam heat. In- quire 45 Dwight St. Phone 1729, st floor, BIX ROOM—suburban cottage, only $400- cash required, Aaron Danielson & Co., 131 Main St. SIX ROOM—cottage, 3 years old, 10t m . 183, gidewall, -m-m and sanitary, ers, firnace he and lectric fight Price $4800, swoo cash, balande on Ub- eral terms. Inquire, H, J, Folren, 3 Elm St._Phone 1790. 2 SOUTHERN SECTION—7 Toom cottage, fot sale, all |mnrov-mm-, price $7600, small amount of cash required. Louls . Jones, Renl Bstats & Tnsurance, Foom 208 National Bank Bldg. Tel 5 TWO—tenement house in one of the locations in the city. Placed with us for disposal at our own aj I u want a good home, call and ses us. chultz & Costello, Inc., 242 Main Bt. WEST END—3 family house, 13 rooms, modern in every way, hard wood steam heat, 3 car garage. Price right, Loule S. Jones, Real Estats & Insurance, Room 208 National ‘Bank Bidg. Tel. 141, REMONT 8T.—opp. Bobool, 4 and & roomy apartments, with all modern improves ments, newly finlshed, fine lacation, Tn- quire H. Gitlavitz, Cor. Eim and Sey- mour. Phone 2458 or '$41-2, ASHINGTON ST., 300—5 ment, all .improvements, floor. Miss Moore, EOT ST., 191—5 room modern improvements. Call 2166 Toom tene- Inquire 20d Tenement, all WEST END—byand new, 3 family house of 14 vooms, just built, all improvements hot water heat, fireplaces, ete. Prige §14,000. J, J. "Watson, 294 Main Bt. Suburban For Sale 85 KBNSINGTON—new 8% roou cottage, Tme proyements, garage, firoplace, nice yard, near trolley. Inquire, Box 27-BB, Her~ T MAIN ST., 451—5 and 0 tenements, with all fmiprovements. ILLOW ST., 125—6 room tenement, With all improvements, garage if desired. Apply E. Marholin, 68 Willow St. Toom WINTHROP ST, J7—tenement of 5 rooms all modern “improvements. Inquire 1st floor. Call 2711-2. O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO. Wi 39 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 900, by RADIO SETS—and & complete stock of INTHROP ST, 201—very desirable, 6 room rent, new house, modern improve- ments, steam heat, adults preferred. Business Places For Rent 70 TCH ST.—store and garage, suitable for automobile salesroom. A. Danlelson & Co., 131 Main St. parts, The Spriug & Buckley Electrie Co. 77 Church 8t RADIO SETS—you can mow obtain & complete radio set on the same plan yoa bought your phonograph at Widener's, 138 Main Bt SPACE—30x65 on ground floor, good for repairing, manufacturing, garage, etc., also storage space aboe 100x100, euit- able for storage or light manufacturing. Inquire Handy Garage, Cor. Elm and Seymour Sts. Phone 2158, Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry SILVERWARE--and jewelry. + new gtore opposite East Main St 6 67 Visit our B. D ( | R good allowance made on your old watch Himbe: Horn, 392 Maln 8t. 10 R, R. Arcade. | WEDDING RINGS—1ik and 13k, i | white green and natural gold. 35.00 up, at L Resnick’s Manufacturing Jew- eler, 340 Mam St. opp. Commercial Et. | JEWBLRY gifis at iews than cost, Your | opportunity to select jewelry, ivory and STORES® TO RED ESK ROOM—to rent. NT—on Main_and Eim Sts. Rent reasonable. See Cohn about it at 7 Main St. Phone 471 or 2425. Wanted—To Rent 7 Tnquite at Room 302, Booth Block. Between 9 and b REAL ESTATE FOR SALE] Agents—Real Estate EAL ESTATE—& Insurance, Morlg;uxes. Joans. Geo. R. Skinner, 143 Broad St., Plainville Phone 116-4. siiverware n the very latest designe at loss than balf price.” This ts our L eall for our final jeweiry sale. {uavitage and save ‘money. ~Henry forans, 365 Main St. opp. Myrtle St. “Wanted—To Buy o8 | RODINSKY—pays the highest prices for magazines, papers, rags and furni- o 1 X L R. LAMPHIER—farm man, office Sage- Alien’ building, Hartford. Tel. 3-6326; New Britain offics, Booth Block. Tel. 2008 ATNVILLE—Real estate for sale, In- surance of every description. See Cun- ningham & Wintnger, Realtors, Ner! Bldg.. Planville. Tel. 121 ture. 34 Talcott St, Tel. 3307-13 ' EASY WASHING MACHINE — sold on easy terms. Phone for one today. Barry & Bamforth, 19 Main, Tel. 2504, BEFORB YOU—sell or buy your furniture telephone, Peter Jacobs, 1988, 224 East Main St. Its Easy Enough to Tell Somebody Else GO AHEAD— WOW - THATS SOME LINE UP- THE (Copyright, 192 HEY-YOU- WHERE DO YOU THINK. YOURE GOING--GO BACK To END OF THE LINE WHERE _YOU BELONG- OYUH HOW GET THAT WAY-1Q Y M. SMITH CO. INC— and insurance, loans, Ferl Block, Phone 41-¢, ville, Plain- By BECK 4, by Metropolitan Newspaper Service,) WHATS A’ MATTER- YUH SORE-#9- ald, KO 7—good 2 tanily house in Berhn center, § rooms each tenemont. Fine location. Offered at the low price ef $6500. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main 8t. PLAINVILLE—neéw 6 room cottage, gar- age, improvements, on state highway, easy terms. John B, Conlon, Real Bs- tate, Box 53, Plainville, PLAINVILLE—fine Gwelling on the main street and very close to center. Good . location for muto sales room. Robt, B. ‘White, 259 Main St., New Britain, Conn. . ' Real Estate—Wanted 7 PR a0 oo A FIVE—or sIx room cottage wanted i southeastern part of city, no real estate dealers. Box 31, Herald office. PR o o P L R SR, WANTED—to buy two family house In good locality, in good condition, Cash proposition, 'Will deal with owner only. All communications confidential. Apply Box 47, Herald, NTED TO BUY—In Plainville, 3 tane- ment house, will pay part cash, give ) cation apd full particulars in firet lete ter. Address, P. O. Box 93, Bristol. | ROOMS, BOARD, HO‘I‘ELS’ Rooms For Rent CHESTNUT ST, 210—furnished room, steam heat, first floor, home privileges, oman preferred. MAIN ST, S0i—furaidhed Toom, hot water, steam heat, bath, all con= venien.es, outside rooms. Reason: able_prices, Phone 1935. FURNISHED—front voom in private fame ily, with all conveniences. Call §87-3, TURNISHED ROOM—for l|¢ht Tousekeep Ing. Man and wife. No echil Ad- dress, A. A—P. O. Box 186, LARE COURT, 10—Iarge front room fur= nished for 1 or 2 gentlemen, 3 minutes walk from P. O. Phone 3378-W. LARGE FRONT ROOM—steam heat an all_conveniences, private family, Box 14-WH, Herald Office, MATN ST, 193—furnished room to rent; all convenlences. Cull atter & p, ms Mrs, Sheehan. §95—room and beard in private family, Sultable for 2 genties men. _Home cooking. Phone 1618-5 MAIN ST, ®43—furnished rooms for Tght housekesping. WASHINGTON BT, AST MAIN & Zi—furnished _room, improvements. Meals If destred. WEST MAIN ST, 38T—room snd for gentleman, in private family, aiso table boarder. Phone 299:13. —— O i Rooms For Housekeeping 91 ARCH ST, $7—3 farnished Fooms light housekeeping, separate entrance, also 2 side rooms for light housekeep~ Phone 1338-14. e TR s R SRy 35 L5 HOTEL WASHINGTON—sulte of 3 roomi all modern improvements. Inquire, P, Corbett, manager. >3 MAIN ST, ¢S-—very desirable lght keeping apattment. Mra. Hall, Main St Where To Dme FRESTO LUNCH and Restaurant = ihe place of quality, service and tion; our bome- fresh, 331 Main *street. Wanted—Board or YOUNG MANS board in Protestant famity, cation. State L