New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1926, Page 16

WISGONSIN HURDER INQUIRY ON TODAY Knother Suspect, Young Suicide, Found in Chicago Prairie Du Chien, Wis, Dec. 4 (P —Great Falls, Mont, police were @sked by Crawford county officers today to look in the home there of Albert Severson for Erdman Olson, Wwanted for the murder of Clara Ol- 8on, his sweetheart. Severson is a brother-in-law of Ol- son’s father. Another suspeet, Dead. Chicago, Dec. 4 (A—The unclaim- ed body of a youth who killed him- self at a hotel h ur weeks ago was believed last night possibly to De that of Erdman Olso; 8 the murderer of Clara Prairie Due Chien, Wis. Sherift Harry Sherwood of Prairie Du Chien viewed the boc morgue and found it resembled that of the boy charged with slaying the 22-year-old girl whose body was un- earthed yesterday along a logging trail in the Kickapoo valley. The dead youth was registered at the hotel where he took life a “John Carr.” sou; Olson ts Called In. hien, Wis, Dec. (P In a setting endowed with all the gtarkness of an Ibsen drama, author- itles today sought to tear away th well of mystery surrounding the slay- ing of Clara Olson, Norse farmer's daughter. Three pathologists were summoned Yo view the clay cloaked body of the 22-year-old girl in an effort to de- termine how she came to her death. Her body was found in a shallow hillside grave overlooking the home of her missing sweetheart, Erdman Olson, who has been charged Wwith her murder. Meanwhile the unclaimed body of a suicide in a morgue at Chicago became a new focal point in the search for the boy who wrote in a sarewell letter to his parents that *1 would rather take death than captivity.” Officers found the youth, avho killed himself in a hotel four weeks ago, to be closely similar to Olson. Investigation also turned to Great Falls, Mont., for a clue, through disclosure that relatives there cently had transmitted to Erdman family a communication which f{t was thought might have pertained to his whereabouts. From surrounding states came messages reporting the arrest of suspects, as the state made the first move to discover whether Clara died by firearms, club or poi-} son. When this s accomplished the state will seek evidence to substan- tiate the warrant charges against the girl’s sweetheart, who has not been seen since he quit Gale college on September 27, the day after Clara's father threatened him with arrest unless the girl was found. NEWINGTON NEWS John Craighill, 57, of Homestead avenue, Maple hill, died at New Britain General ospital yesterday afternoon after a'lingering {llness. Mr. Craighill was born in England on March 7, 1869. He was employed at the Underwood Typewriter Co. in | Hartford. He has been a resident of Maple hill for about five years. He leaves his wife and son, Claughton. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Buell, who were former residents of Maple hill, will return here for the winter and live with Mrs. Harry Latham of Theodore street. Mr. and Mrs. George Steele, who | at one time lived at the Center and are now living at Pine Grove Nian- tic, are spending a few days here visiting with friends. The Grange will give a whist at the Grange hall Wednesday evening December 8. Mrs. J. W. Parker is chairman of the committee in charge. A successful fair and supper were given at the parish house of the Congregational church yesterday by the Ladies' Aid society. The fair and supper were well attended and many of the young people of the church turned out to make the a fair a success. At the annual meeting of the so- clety the following officers elected: Mrs. Harold Winship, dent; Mrs. George W. Ro president; Mrs. Dwight M. ter, secretary; and Mrs, borne, treasurer. presi- vice- Lena Os THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arrangea Kot and Ready Reference. LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE [NSERTIONS Charge Prepaid 10 09 2, a8 2 21 32 28 40 35 Quick eeul line days ....1 line days ....1 line days ....1 lin days ....1 Ilie days ....1 lice 43 36 tays ... 1 iine §1.80 $1.50 Tearly Order Rates Upon Application Count 6 words to a line. {{| 14 tnes to an meh | ] sinimum Space, 3 lines | Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. i No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M for ||| |{|iassified Page on Same Day &at ||| 10 A M | day 1 3 I« " s I s 30 Ade Accepted Over the Telephone for convenience of customers Call 925, Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator. Notify the Herald at once it your 1d s incorrect. Not responsible for s after the first {nsertion William J. Woram, who died at | the New Britain General hospital vesterday, was one of the first and msot prominent residents of Maple | Hill. Mr. Woram moved to New | Britain when his two sons, George | and Archie, who also lived here, moved to that city. Mr. Woram has a gerat many friends at Maple hill. FAMILY SKELETONS RATTLE OMINOUSLY (Continued from First Page) i uch absurd accusations I em- | phatically deay. | “I have done everything possible | to make Mrs. Chaplin happy in a rational way. My sole desire has been to maintain a sane and peace- | ful, happy home for my wife, my babies and myselt and I have done everything possible to contribute to | this. | “I surrounded her with every comfort and granted her every de- sire. | “Her mother lived with wus, in| fact her whole family had the free | | run of my house. It this constitutes | cruel and inhuman treatment then I {do not know the meaning of the| words. Immediately after our mar- | riage I allowed her unlimited credit | | with all cafes, hotels, stores in the | city. Perhaps gratifying these tastes | was a mistake. As these privileges have been abused. | “Very often I have returned from | work only to find that she had been out all day, leaving the babies alone with the nurse, or on other occa- sions I would find a party of | strangers at my | home to whom I had never been ineroduced. “I have lived in Los Angeles fif- | teen years. I believe I have gained a large number of interesting friends. | These friends loyally welcomed Mrs. Chaplin upon our marriage. I have given frequent dinners and enter- | tainments in my home believing my friends would interest Mrs. Chaplin my friends have often entertained us but Mrs. Chaplin has all too fre- quently indicated that she preferred | friends of her own whom she pre- |ferred entertaining at restaurants {and at my own home without me. | | "I regret the necessity of making | | these statements but I will not toler- | |ate slanderous falsehoods from any- | | (Signed) “Charles Spencer Ch:\p-i lin.” Here's Her Reply | To which Mrs. Chaplin replied: | “Money doesn’t always bring hap- piness. The fact that he has given me money and arranged credit at | the stores was merely his method n(l attempting to console me for his fre- | quent absence from me and the | babies. Nor does his furnishing me | | with money and credit mean that he | | was a good husband or a good | | father. | “Since I have been married to| him I have made many of my own clothes and it is only recently I have | bought any at the stores. “As far as the question of friends is concerned, he would never meet {my friends, as he always insisted | that they were common, | “He continued to tell me that T should not expect him to spend all | of his time with me. He said that he couldn’t bear to do so, as 1 was not intellectual. “He has threatened repeatedly to make me sick of him as he said that T and my family were ‘yellow’. He is now holding the clothing of | my babies, of mine and of my | mother's at his house and refuses to | give it to us.' Mrs. Chaplin said she did not in- | tena to papers ford unz try her case in the new but that she could not af- permit his statement to go nswered. The court, she de- lared was the place where he would | kave to bring proof of his assertions. | BURTAL VAULTS—Concrete | BOSTON FERNS—Very reasonadle prices { | NASH—motor j residence | United States or France. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926. e e, — e AUTOMOTIVE | ——————————————— Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 ANNOUNCEMENTS \ AUTOMOTIVE e s e ) Buris) Lots, Monuments 1| __ Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 A 1 L SR [ AUTOMOTIVE - Auto Parts and_Accessories 11 S SERVICE Building and Contract 19] and rein. |GAKLAND _AND _PONTIAC—Sales ano torced: water proof, hermetically sealed | ser.tce. Products of General Motors N. B. Vault Co. Phone 647-15 | C. A. Bence, 50 Chestnut St. Tel. 221§ EW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS (PAIGE AND JEWETT—Sales and Service 123 Oak St Monumente of all sizes and | Whitmore Palge & Jewett Co 319 East descriptions. Carving and letter cut- | Maln St, near Elm. Phone 2810. ting our_wpecialty |REO MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS— Kenneth M. Bearle & Co Sales and Flortsts | coach, balloon tires, new Price $550. Capitol Bulck ch St. Tel. 2607. HUDSON—1024 Service; cor Elns and Park Bts. Phone 2110 Local agents for_Gabriel Snubbers. SELDEN TRUCKS—Sales and _Service. | Palace Garuge, 39 East bMain St Tel | 3904 STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS— Sales and Service. Albro Motor Sales Co.. 225 Arch 8t Phone 250 ¥ ! WILLYS- AND OVERLAND | AGENCY—8ales and Service Fine mo- | tor cars. Beloin Garaga and Motor Sales, Fred Beloin, Jr. Prop. 115/ Church §t. Phone 4560 s For Sale 9 Late model. CUT PRICE on all our as USED FORD CARS Sandelli's _Greenhouse. Oak 8t Phone 2643-12 LARGE VARIETY—of cut flowers and potted plants for all occaslons. Flowes Garden Groenhouse. 1163 Stanley &t | Phone 3826-2. | GUT FLOWERS—potted plants, pleasing variety. Speclalizing on funeral work. | Johnson's Greenhouse, 517 Church street. | = Lost and Found s of glasses _and Finder call 3055-2. up up | up up | up up Runabouts Runabouts—del. Touring Cars . Coupes ..... Sedans Ton Trucks ..... 1 Ton Open and Closed Dellv- livery Wagons boxcs up Pa .smn\l purse lost. R OAKLAND TOURING — Reward. N a P “Buddy.” Finder return to Broad | ing and many other makes. Rudolph St. Reward, | Garage, 127 Ci t. LARGE—Sum of mon purse | EVROLET—192! ing. lost. Finder pleast Re- ‘ lent itlo {: word. Bence, 50 Chost JT.OST—Tortolse shell glasses in brown G Y 1924 o leathor case, Seca Larson, 185 Jubiles | S0n Ut Cchent shapa and priced §t. Tel. 2672-13. | low. C. A Bence, 50 Chestnut St. Tel ¢ | 2y rtment, Low Priced, Your Own Terms. = er, [ wmall 1435-14. ¥ in L Very excel- low. C. A. Headquarters | §6 Arch St | Personars - CHRYSI YOU WILL NOTE THAT—our prices for | “ 1 we |y Christmas photographe are kept at the AL as the all year round. Come Arcade Studio. model A car that will hour. Bennett to, used car show Moto; same level in and find out. AND STAR [ price. Phone “ancl Low | DODGE l AUTOMOTIVE || P T T | Auto and Truck Agencies 8| BUICK MOTOR CARS: es and Service | Capitol Buick Co., 193 Arch Bt. Phone 2007, CADILLAC CARS—Sales & Service. Motor Co. “A Reliable Concern.” West Main St Tel 3000. CIIRYSLER—4 and . Bales ana service Bennelt Motor Sales Co. 250 Arch St | Phone 2952 | mew CIEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Baler and service. Superior Auto Company, 127 Church 8t Phone 211. DODGE_BROTHERS—Sales and Service S. & F. Motor Sales Corp.. 1129 Stanley 5t__Phona 73 FORD CARS: Sales TIE litioned. Chestnut 1336 Dodge Brothers Speclal Sedan 1925 Hup Club Sedans (2) 1324 Ford 4 Door Sedan 1924 ton Sedan (7 pass) | 1923 One Ton Truck | 1023 Ford Touring 1924 Chevrolet Light 1824 Chevrolet Coupe | | Delivery | | Gooa paint Tamh | mechanical ar | 8 cars can be bought with af down pa balance on ¢ All of them have been thoroughly | hauled and guaranteed to be as rep- | nted. Thirty days fres service. | des considered. all i SALES CO. 4195, BURRITT MOTOR 240 Hartford Ave. Tel. with Ben. conditio a coupe Looks erhauled, good = Chestnut MANWELL—162 good, thoroughly equipment. C. A. St. Tel CE model Batter SMALL—White name of “Flossi turn 18 1923, In tain 478 nings OLDSMOBILE USED CAR and Fordeon Service. Elmer Tel, or actor Sales and Service. Berlin Auto Sales. Berlin. Holmaquist Bros., Prop. 1IN CARS—The car for 10 yeare Sales and Bervicea 453 West Maln Bt Tel. 3696. HUPMOBILE AND E&TAR—Sales roome and service department. Burritt Motor Sales Co., 240 Hartford Ave. at Stanley St. Tel. 1495. nd_tru and FORD CARS: NASH USED CAR DEPT. B 1925 1925 Ford coupe. Dodge sport touring. Willys Kinght sedan, Nash demonstrator sedan. Dodge Coupe. Maxweli sedan. Ruick, 4-pass. coupe. Nash 6 touring ARROW 35, n Co., to 5 ver suth passeng A L A G §2 ELM ST. HAWKER, PHONE Tars, See Tne Sales and Service A. G Hawker 6f the new | Elm Street hone 2458 | 3 | | Main 2456 an habitual in France” must pay French income tax on all their revenue, whether derived from the Americans having DEPENDABLE USED CARS Bssex Coach Dodge Brothers Durant_Coach Dort ‘Touring Car Studebaker Touring Car Dodge ring 9 o Ford Sedan Coupe 19 1924 1922 Oldsmodlle New Britaln Co., Inc. Maxwell Coupe Tel. 2900. 4 Eim St Essex Coach cou all alnt. Price 193 Arch RUICK—1826, 4 mileage, good ‘Rothfeder’s’ Hosiery || & | 1129 Stanley OPE passenger tires, new Buick Co., Terms Arranged 8 F. MOTOR SALES CORP. st. Tel. 7 ! 3 EVENINGS | chunmy se: | CHANDLER—1923 0d 1 Unsurpassed for its beau- | celtent rubber, ¢ condition 193 Arch 2pitol Auto Parts and_Access | XJAX TIRES and Grafild Brake Lining— Leghorn Motor Parts Co. Parts for all cars. _Eim, cornre East Main. Bulck tiful appearance and fine texture. | excellent 93 Arch . PEO—4 passenger gain. Capitol Bulck Phone Unmatched in its ability s to deliver long service. Unapproached in refine- ments of fit and finish— truly the perfect hosiery. Full fashioned— SSTONE TI)"J'S! URE AND | JLINE, OILS, CLARK'! 138 SOUTH BE THRIFTY—BUY FIR AND TUBES. HIGH PR BALLOON TIRES. GA GREASES AND SERVICE. AUTO ACCESSORY SHOP, MAIN ST, PHONE 1590. HUDSON— X-—~PACKARD USED CAR DEPT. AND LEE TIRBES—Wet and batterfes. J. M. Farrell, Cor. Webster Hill. Tel | FEDERAL dry storage cwell Ave., | | | | Pure Thread Silk AT $175— $1.50, $1.65 $1.85 All perfect— ANY OF THESE SIX CARS 1922 Fran Roadster 1921 Hudson 1924 Chevrolet 1924 Star Tour 1922 uiek touri 1925 Ford Touring n, 4 pass. Touring Cora 161 ‘ DQUARTERS — For General Budd Auto Products Co. Tel. 5989, GOODYEAR CORDS Let us quote you on exchanging your old tires. We mike you a falr FOLLOWING ARD THIRTY | THE U SERVI DAYS &8 allowance. Fully guaranteed. RE-TIRE AT O'NEIL'S. Rothfeder’s Street O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO., 39 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 500 | 5 Buick Touring | KALO BATTRRIES—United States Tires | and Tubes Sales and Service. P & | Tire & Battery Co. 261 Myrtle 8t | 3693 | SYI.VANIA TIRES—See our mew | type balloons Al elzes. T H. Cogt- | well, 10_Elm 8t. _Tel §27-5. | HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. Tel. 139 Arch St SKIPPY GRANDMA AN’ GRANDPA AN'ME SAT AROUN' THE SITTIN' RoOM $T0VE) I WAS MAHKIN' A HITE AN' GRAND PA WAS JUICIN' UP HIP PIPE, WHICLE GRAN) MA STITCHED. NON € OF US WAS BEEFIN'— JUST SORTA LIS TENED TO THE CLOCH TICHT. 7o ROCHIN" AN OFFICE n the Heart of New Britain The Curtin Building offers to business and portunity to acqui at a reasonable price. There are now availal some very fine office suites. at No. 408 Main Street professional men an op- an office, centrally located, le on the second floor These oftices en- joy an abundance of light from side windows, and are large in size. Phone or inquire The Commercial Trust Co. Trust D epartment POLLY AND HER PALS | GENERAL R | STARTING=Tighting and 1gn'tion, electric USED AUTO PARTS--Tires and tubes Buyers of wrecked and burned cars Peter Rosso, 125 Elm t. Tel. 2315-5. Garages To Let 14 ELM ST, 201—Handy garage, ateam heated, iive or dead storage. Reason- able rates. Tel. 2158. WEST MAIN ST, f27—Garage to rent. Call 146 or 27 ‘otorvycles and Bicycles 15 REPATRED—all makes, expert my Sport Shop. successor 15 Main Bt. Service Stat'ons, Repairing AUTOMOBILE _ PAINTING lacquer or varnishing, cxpert work, very low prices. Ten Minute Auto Laundry, rear Franklin_Square Filling Station. AUTO REPAIRING—Done in youi own garage if desired. All makes of care. Norbert £ Barth, 113 Commonwealth Ave._Day and might service. Tel. 4231 AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICB—Fhilco auto and radin battertes Starting, lighting fgnition. 110 F: n S1. C. A Abetz BRAZING—and acetylens welding, carbon | removed. Hardware City Welding Com- | pany, 41 Pleasant St rear.. Tel. 2132 ARCH ST. RADIATOR WORKS--Leake ropatred, new cores installed, bodler and | tenders quickly repaired Best equipped | shir_in town. 107 Arch St Phone 1703 8. Wolr, Prog. euc to Hult GOODYEAR TIRES 17 PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES, INSTANT BERVICE. WHEN DELAYS ARE COSTLY CALL O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY, | 39 WASHINGTON ST. TEL. 500 | GARBON BURNED—While Brakes relined on short notice. Auto | Repaii Cu., rear 94 Hartford Ave. Phone | 1837-15 or 4099-5 you walt Spraylng | HOUSE ~ WIRING— Estimates furnished | Have your work done now Barry & Bamforth, 19 Main_ St Fhone 2604 CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION O Zet- terman. 176 Shuttle Meadow Ave Phone 1621 Portland Cement. SRINGLES- tin and paper roofing, Arm- | co gutter and conduct lostalled by Thomar F_Fitzpatrick & Co. 215 Park Business S¢rvice Rendered 20 BAREN & TAGIER Fer a1 kinde o ronciete work Call uw Tel 1966 INTERIOR DECORATIONS—({lags, etc. Call on our service for socials and wed- dings. Eddy Awning anj Decorating Co., City Hall Place. { Dressmaking and Millinery 22 ORESSMAKING—remodelling. Classes in | dressmaking, private lessons. Woman's Institute Method. Jane E. Gill. 14 Pros pect St Tel. 3088, ORESSMAKING—and remodelimg. LeTia | 8. Haswell, 132 South Main St., opposite | high school. Berlin_car Tel. 3074-3 GINSBURG _ BUTTON _ SHOP—Pleating, hemstitching, pinking, rhinestones set. 19 Walnut St. Tel. 1756 | fTEMSTITCHING—neatly done; also but- ton covered at 51 Prospect 8t Mre Alprécht Tel 3279-W. [TEMSTITCHING—Pinking _and _ buttons, | Satisfaction guaranteed. Bradbury and | Turnbull, 11-17 Wallace 8t. Phone 3181- W or 133-3, Dycing and_Cleaning LADIES & GENT! uits dry cleaned ano pressed, $100 Flannel and serge drees | » cleaned and pressed, 8125 Bults | ponged and pressed. 50c Garments of all kinds cleaned and dyed at reason alle pricer (oods called for and dellv ered Star Cleaning Co., 229 North Bt Tel. 2884 Branch office. 293 Maip 8t Tel. 4175, CLEANING—and dyeing 1s our exclusive | business. Garments of all descriptions. draperics, portieres and curtains clean- e'd or dyed Satisfaction guaranteed | New Britaln Dry Cleaning Corp.. 98| West Main St. Phone 1323-3, ADILLAG _ AND _ NASI — Repalving. liave your car tuned up end gone | over for the winter months. Lower | temperature requires some adjusting. | Let us Cars called for and | delivered. J. Morana Garage, 113% Church 2842-2. | GYLINDERS REBORED—Stop _that ol | pumping and piston elap! Get better | gas and oll milcage! We will rebore your cylinders without removing motor from chassis, tnstall new pistons. new rings, pleton pins and bushings, grind valves, tuke up on bearings, iineup con- necting rods, at a flat rate price. Phone, | call or write, Charland's Auto Service | Station, 430 Main St.. opposite Bast Maln | Tel. St Tel 1544, GARS WASHED AND POLISHED—Bun- nett Motor Sales Co.. Phone 2952, CEAKING RADIATORS—Quick Service. Expert attention, low rates; don't let small leaks lead to heavy repait expense Body dents removed, fenders straighten- ed. 0. Bocker, 12 Glen St. ATRING—Prompt _service on tow calls. Palace Garage, 39 East Main §t. Phone 3904. CSCAI'S GARAGE—General auto ropair- ing, starter and generator work. Rear, 14 Winter St. Tel. 2026-2. REPAIRING—on all masce or cars. Ex- pert mechanics avallable day and night Hotel Washington Garage. Phone 1735 RADIATOR — REPAIRING=Low _ price Quick eervice. Satisfaction guaranteed New England Radiator Works, 35 East Malin St. near Main. Phone §60. 250 Arch 8t | GENERAIL, INSURANCE—See Insurancé—AN & ind 2 ACCIDENT— Automoblle and Life. Burety & Fidelity bonds. Philip M Fagan, Gen Ins.. 131 Maln. Room 3 and 4. Tel. 3121 ur steam boller and windstorm. 3 Murray Co., Inc., 325 Main St Tel. 2031 urance—Al Kinds 24 HARDWARE — CITY= Co-aperative A#ro epecialists In Automabile. Accident and Health Ins. Frank H Shields, Mgr. PARKER & DEMING GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY 195 MAIN 8T, PHONE 2028 ITAROLD former at-law, patent er, 211 West Maln St. Thursday, 5:30-6 p, m. NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENC Booth's Block, Est 1368 by Jas Shep. | ard. Louls M Schmidt. 250 Main St | Telephone New Britain and _Hariford PATENTS Trade-mark Copyrights. | Chas. D. King, reglstering attorney. | Dstablished 1906. 95 Liberty St., New York City, N. Y. Moving. Storing, Cra; EDDIE—T motor expross. _reasonable rates. Tel. 536-2. BILL DOHERTY'S BXPRESS—Movl trucking and hauling. Cellars ashes removed, Will contract for re sonable rates. Main St. office, Park Cigar store. Tel. 4633. Call any time during day, after 6 p. m. call 1147 exam ow Hav Furniture moving at Service Stations, Repairing 17 | parts and service, Clark’s Auto Electric and Repair, 409 West Main St. T 3001 RUDY'S BATTERY SERVICE=Successor to Gould Battery Service. Same addrees, 170 E. Main St Tel. 708. Gould Bat- teries and Auto Electric Service. RAYBESTOS - BRAKE-—S8ervice Brakes relined and notica. Clark's Auto pair Station, 409 W service. Tel. 2132, e | BUSINESS SERVICE Statfon. usted on short lectric #n0_Ro- i Tel 3001 21 hour ND Judd's Garage, 41 Pleasant St ICHNSON BROS.—FurnMure _and _piano | moving. Special rates for long distance | Office, 79 Roberts Pt. Phone 3379-4. | FURNISHED Furniture Moving. A H. HARRIS. Motor Trucking. 1366 STANLEY ST. PHONE 2459 CINDERS AND FILLING MATERIAL | FORNITURE—and p trucking of all kinds. Geo. H. Smedley 68 Eassett St _68_Bq Phone $30-2, ———— Barbers, Hairdresscrs, Masscuse 18 | OHN HALVARSON—Local and long dfs- | tance moving. Office 199 Chestnut 8t | Tel. 4450, V(CTORY—Modern barber whop in all re- apects. We specialize in ladies hair_eut Excellent service. 73 Church 8t. G. A | Biancot) Building and Contract PBARCLAY TILE & MARDLE i tor all decorative and sanitary purposes terrazzl, walls, ceilings, floors. Cost i mall, benetit great. 443 Arch 8t. Phonc 19 coming Let Frank Nair, 127, £ ALFRED JOANSON—excavating, grad (ng, building, etone and taking out aalies. 60 Mill St.Tel. 1497-13. PAUL ZEHLER--Roofer, elate, gravel, as- | phalt, tin and shingle roofs. New or_repairing. _Phone 1490 | HIMNEY —repairing general magon | and plastering work. Work guaranteed | Mclarney. 68 Garden _Phone 891 | . BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR- | Henry P. Dowd, Hotel Washington Phone 1535 P. O. Box 132 snows Inc., 647-540 Main M AFTER AWHILE GRANDMA OPENS UP AN' SEZ- "YA rvow, PA, T AINT BEEN, OUTA THIS HOUSE PINCE FICHER'S HALLO'EEN PARTY.” THEN SHE GETr 00 KNOW THe RULE N THIS ,%”Ym (ANT HAVE MEN ! (| CALLERS 1N MY REE IN HER | } [KITCHEN' I TOLD HERY | @oqNET | | [THAT'S THE REASON DANGONE / 5 WE FIRED OUR LAST O | sezt | MESEA © 1926 b Newspape Fearure Service inc. Great Britin ngh OSEPH ARBOUR & SON—General truck- ing. New York trip dally. 46 Whiting St Tel -2, | POI MERCHANDISE Repairing and Planc_tuning BEDDING- Have your work done @ow. Mattiesses, box springs, cushions, etc., renovated and remade eqanl to new and return same day New bedding made to order Upholstericg Hdwie, City Hed- ding Co. 0 Tremont St Phone 3725 ORDER—$3.50 worth hairmony for your plano and get $10 value. We eliminato discord. C. A. Humphrey. Phone 2647. REPAIRING Phonographs, electric cleancrs, etc. Almost anything. Prompt service. L. _E. Andrews, 401 Arch St. Tel. 1995, ~ Wanted To Render Services 83 REPAIRING—Done on brick work. Tha Coliins Co., P. O. 91, Berlin. Phone 667 EDUCATIONAL Dancing b cach. . 35 ACADEMY OF DANCING—Lcarn to dance at Stelnhaus Dancing Academy. Our methods of teaching beginners are eas yto leamn. Our_ fourth successful season_of teaching. Fox Trot, Collegi- ate, Valencla, Balconiade. Instructors for men; Instructors for women. Clase or private. Phone 9 a. m.—2 p. m. 10-J. or 3716-W. Studio open 10 a, m.—10 p. m 303 Main St, United Bldg., one flight up. ALL STEPS LEAD TO—E 150 W. Main St. Every style of Danc- ing for Ballroom or Stage. Elocution and Dramatic Art. Private or Class lessons. Adults and Children. Open 10 8 _m.—9 p. m. Tel. 613 and 1436-5. Instrumental and Vocal INSTRUCTION—Given in cello, tenor banjo, musical theor Bornhaupt, Strand orchestr mersonStudio, 36 Danjo, Addross EMPLOYMENT _— Help—Agents Wanted 40 TS—Diggest, fastest noncompetitivo soller. Dvery house and office buys, Practical umbrella holder. Wonderful proposition for hustiers. Write toda, F. R. A, Co, 1432 Broadway, New York. Wi—wWant men who have distributed e samples and advertising matter. New offer, steary work, good pa Write at once. American Products C 4620 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O, Help Wantcd—Male 41 EXCLUSIVE AGENCY TUnusual proposition. every Dusine 50%. No capit quired. No stock Necessary Commission or investment to carry. National ly known corporation, forty year successful record. Life job for right man. Reply Plymouth, 250 Park Ave, N. Y. City to over, JANITOR ~To take house. References. Herald. JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT—Must have at least 1 year public accounting exper- fence. Apply by letter stating age, cdu- cation, experience and salary desired. Cambria, Roth & Cambria, Middletown, care of apartment Write Box 11-JG, CHBOARD—Salcsmen, making small towns. One sule 2 day nets you $105 weekly. Full commission on repeats. K & 8 Sales Co, 4343 Ravenswood ve., Chicago, Il or part time, Insuran ability from accident or auto and Itmited policies $5, a year. Liberal cemmission. Accident Socl: 0 Broad- hed 158, SALES covering sickness; 510, $15 National n two lots Tel. 1832 or 42 wanted in st Good home. 30 Uph Apply 54 Miller St. ¥ lousework to do 3 wanted to_do n New SH—Or housework o woma duvs a - Bristol 153 WAITRES “at 206 Main St top floor. —Wanted CoifesTlouse, v GIRT tu $15-825 spare time gilding greeting interesting work. Exper- fence _unnece For particulars wri Capitol Theater huilatr onn. Young, Williman “TORAGE—for _ furniture. rooms. Dry and clean and safe. The Hardware City Storage. Call E. W altz. Tel. 24 or A. . Hurlbut. Tel 1099-3, | L | _ Painting, Paper lHanging 27 | AN OLD HOUSE—Is made new with fres| paint and new wall paper. Let us sub- | mit an estimate Morgan Thompson, Inc. 411 M: Pressing and Talloring LOTHES—called for and delivered by London Valet service. Ye London Maln St. Phone 3095. Tndividual Kingeley & | n St Tel. 634 | 29 55 | [ home. ons Wanted—Women VANTED—To at First class all 20 WOMAN —Wan otk by hour. Write Box 25-GB, o washing the day or Herald. x‘ FINANCIAL ] — Y Business Opportunitic in Bristol, established leaving town. For Bristol 573-13. 40 derful lo- 15 years, tnformation Printing, Jovbing, Stationery 50 {TLPEFR PRINTING CO —STATIONER: AND PRINTERS. 680 MAIN ST., JUST | BEYOND NO. 3 FIRE ENGINE HOUSE | Fale. 151 Successfully 10 years by same stools. Apply Co- 140 North Main alane, Wagon for Bristol. Cunch Main St., ed for last Capacity 22 Bowling A stol. Ask owner. tonfal S§t._ B leys, for | THREATER—1,100 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS TFOR YOUR WANTS capacity, _opportunity es years old, beautiful- for sale below assessed Partners’ disagreement. 1301 Surf Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. of lifetime. Th 1y equipped, valuation. 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