New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1926, Page 16

[ —— THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For and Ready Reterence. LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepald 10 .09 27 pt 24 21 32 .28 40 35 42 .36 1aye line 31.50 3150 Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Count 6 words to a line. 14 lines to an fnch. Minimum Space, 3 ilnes. Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. for Classitied Page op Same Day. Bat 10 A M. Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for convenfence of customers. Call 925. Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator. Notify the Herald at once It your 1d s incorrect. Not responeible for srrors after the first Insertion. CHRISTMAS PACKAGES ALREADY BREAK RECORD Post Office Reports 20 to 40 Per Cent Increase in Parcel Post Over Last Year Quick Iine line line line Iine line day days days days . days . s days PETES | A substantlal incrase over the| amount of Christmas mail handled | by the parcel post department, is noticed this year according to Post- | master H. E. Erwin. Mr. Erwin stated today that dur- | in; the first 12 days of December | th> incoming parcel post was 20 per | cent larger than that of last year, which In itself was a record year. he outgoing mail is 40 per cent greater than last year, he said. This i3 taken by the postmast to indicate that the campaign to mail Christmas packages early is beginning to have its effect. He says there s always an increase in the| amount of business every year. Wednesday probably will be the first qay for extra help at the post| office. While only the volume of business will decide how much ex- tra help will be necded, there are men and trucks ave'lable to take care of a 20 to 25 per cent increase. LIONS START ROARING FOR FROLIC IN THEATER Posters Announcing Show For Bene- 1 2 3 4 5 5 30 er| ANNOUNCEMENTS Buria) Lots, Mouuments 1 BURTAL VAULTS—Concrete and refn- forced; water-proof, hermetically sealed N. B. Vault Co. Phone £47-16. i W BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS i 123 Oak St Monuments of all sizes and | descriptions. Carving and letter cut- ting_our _specalty. Florists 3 STON FERNS—Very reasonable pricee. Sandelli's Greenliouse, 218 Oak Bt Phone 2643-12, |Ford’s Five Day Week Is Operated in England 2 London, Dec. 13 (A—The Evening News says Henry Ford has intro- fit of Children’s Institutions Are Being Tssued The new posters advertising the Lions Frolic of 1927 are beginning to appear 'round town. This year's poster is worthy of the unusual at- tention it is attracting. Dewey Van Cott, art director of the high school has caught the spirit of the Laugh-| ing Lion and his conception of the| TFord Motor works at Manchester. | Steps are being taken, it adds, to insure that the “willing worker” will be enabled under the new con- dition to earn as much as he did in five and a half days. duced the five-day week into the | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1926. l ANNOUNCEMENTS ! e Florists 3 Autos and Trucks For Sale l AUTOMOTIVE | —————————————————— l AUTOMOTIVE ] 9 gasmoes s S sk (__BusiNEss service —_— Barbers, Halrdresscrs, Masscuse 18 LARGE VARIETY—of cut flowers and potted plants for all occasions. Flower Garden Greenhouse, 1163 Stanley St. Phone 3326-2. DODGE BROTHERS, 19Z4—Screen tion {8 good. St. Tel. 238 condi- C. A. Bence, 50 Chestnut —_— Autos and .rucks for Sale [ CEXINGTON—1923 touring car 1n_very excellent condition. Selling good guarantee. C. A, Bence,. s i with a Chestnut_ St. Tel. 3215, | VICTORY—Modern barber shop in all re- epects. We specialize in ladies hair cut. Excellant service. 73 Church 8t G. A. Blancoti. mit an estimate. Thompson, Inc. Morgan, Kl 411 Main St BUSINESS SERVICE ] Painting, Paper lllngln— AN'OLD HOUSE=Is made new with fresh paint and new wall paper. Let us sub- ‘el 634, FINANCIAL 27 qagp saSeduogg MON TO LOAN—Becond Schults & Costello. 242 Main WE OFFER YOU mortgages. Bt. sley & |CUT_ FLOWERS—potted plants, pleasing | vartety., Specializing on funeral work. Johnson's Greenhouse, 517 Church street. GODGE BROTHER livery, reconditioned. Low price. C. Bence, 50 Chestnut St. Phone | | lvery. Equipment and general | S—Tanel Lody 2215, 50 MAXWELL—1924, coupe. Looks _very good, thoroughly overhauled, lots of equipment. C. A. Bence, 50 Chestnut de- . A Lost and Found 5 BOOK—On Commercial _Trust, 4003. Please return to bank, BELGIAN POLICE DOG—Lost or straved 10 months old, wearing a brass har ness and answers to name “Chummy. Tel. 3698-W. 'OCKEREL SPANIEL—AIL swers to name of Go-Go, ity of Main St. Call 2823 HAND BAG—WIth pocketbook last Mon- day moon. Reward if returned to 217 South Main St. = LL—Black dog with curl; Owner call at 184 Oak § an who aturda turn BANK No. black, an- lost In vicin NAL—This Is the Tast ot our speclal of 8 Olive-To graphs in easel folders for $7.50. ArcadeStudio, PHOTOGRAPHS—Taken all this _week | will be finished for Christmas. Photos taken evenings, Studio open every eve- ning til §:30. Arcade Studlo. photo: 3$5. Reg. AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies 8 BUICK MOTOR CARS—Bales and Service. Cepitol Bulck Co., 193 Arch 8t. Phone 2607, | CADILLAG CARS—Baiea & Bervice. Motor Co. “A Rellable Concern. West Maln St Tel 3000. X CHRYSLER—4 and . Bales and service. Bennett Motor Sales Co.. 250 Arch 6t Phone 2952, CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Sales and service. Superior Auto Company, 127 Church 8t Phone 211. | DODGE_BROTHERS—B8ales and Service S. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 1129 Stanley t__Phono 731 FORD CARS—and trucks tractors. Sales and Service. Auto Co., 22 Mal FORD CAR: Sales and Service, Berlin Auto Sales Berlin. _Holmquist Bros., Prop. Laeh vttt Elmer MISS LEIGH TO SPEAK Miss Constance Leigh, superin- ndent of the Newington Home for Crippled Children, will speak to the Lions' club at noon tomorrow. The Newington home is one of the three organizations to benefit from Lions annual frolic, to be held next month, King of Beasts in carnival attire is just another demonstration of Mr. Van Cott's ability. This four color poster as the first step in the extensive publicity cam-| paign to put “The Big Show” over with a bang lends substance to the enthusiastic predictions the Lions are making, that the Frolic of 1927 will prove to be by far the most| claborate, most ambitlous, and most | enjoyable production in the crowded | annals of New Britaln’s theatrical history, not excluding the efforts of the professionl producers. This means a correspondingly large Increase in the amount of| money for the Newington Home for | Crippled Children, the Children's| Home in New Britain, and the Pol-| ish Orphanage, the beneficiaries of| FIRE DISTRICT MEETING every dollar of the net procceds of| Alderman David L. Nair of the the Lions’ Frolic at the Capitol the- | first ward, will recommend to the ater January 10, 11 and 12, common council Wednesday & 5 ning that the building and fire com- No Move Mode Yet in missioners and the members of the jordinance committee serve as Russell Street Appeal p Papers In the appeal of Russell committee to investigate the adv ability of extending the fire district. street property owners who object | to the erection of a Masonic Temple In their neighborhood have not vet been filed, Attorney William C. Hun- gerford, counsel for the remon- strants said today. Fifteen day: after the grant of a special excep- tion are allowed for appeal. 1t BACK AT CITY HALL POSTS R. J. Bardeck, secretary to Mayor Weld, and Cyril J. Curtin, electrical inspector, were at their respective posts in city hall today after a week's absence. Bardeck underwent a minor operation while Curtin was confined to his home as a result of an injury. | | \ WOMEN ALSO SWEAR Many Said to Be Following Man In Coarse, Vulgar Language. New York, Dec. 13 (®) — Many modern women in addition to imitat- ing men i tellectually have adopted the profanity, vulgarity, skepticism and cynicism of men, in the opinion of Dr. Will Durant, author of “The Story of Philosophy.” Mr. Durant, who gave his views in a lecture last night, blamed the in- troduction of factory machinery with giving jobs to women and tending to break down home life. He suggest. ed that the fundamental concern of women should be the rearing of children and t" - building of homes. Novelty Handbags NEW YORK BRIDGE APPROVED. Washington, Dec. 13 (P—Plans submitted by the Port of New York authority for a bridge across the Hudson from a point hetween 170th | and 185th streets, Manhattan, to Fort Lee, were approved today by | the war department. $1.95, $2.95, $4.95. New! Smart bags of pat- ent, calf and silk in large spacious pouch lined with silk moire and fitted mirror and purse, Rothfeder’s styles, coin Special Notice The Stanley Woman’s Rellef Corp, 0. will hold a whist and sale in Judd's Hall, Wednesday, Dec. 15th, at 2:30 p. m. Whist 25¢. Pub- | lic invited.—Advt, " avings Bank of New Britain A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK S SERVED THIS COMMUNITY FOR SIXTY-FCT'R YEARS RESOURCES MORE THAN $20,000,000. e e "T1s no capital stock. H! Has no stockholders. The only division of its uet ear: ‘ngs is to '35 depositors. e o) e R L r e It is the duty of eve. pe to set aside some portion of his or her earnings to provide for future needs. Are you doing so? This hank invites you to use it as a place to deposit these savings. All deposits here are receiving 5% interest. Any amount may be deposited from one dollar to ten thousand dollar: ———eeeeeeeee Open Monday Evenings from 7 to 8:30 178 MAIN STREET New Britain, Conn. the | eve-| 2| __Autos and Trucks For Sale ~ | FRANKLIN CARS—The car for 10 yeare | *Sales and Gervice. 53 West Main 8 Tel._356. | AUPMOBILE AND STAR—8ales rooms and service department. Burritt Motor Salea Co.. 240 Hartford Ave. at Stanley | _st. Te. 1485 | SASH—motor cars. @es the new | Bales and Bervice. A. G. Hawker | _Blm 8treet Phone 24l Tue 5 | CAKLAND AND PONTIAC—Balce and i sariice. | | | Products of C. A. Bence, 50 Chestnut St. Genera) Motare. Tel. 2215 PAIGE AND JEWETT—Sales and Service | Whitmore Palge & Jewett Co. 319 Maln 8t near Elm. Phone 2810. REO BMOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS— Kenneth M. Searls & Co Sales and | Bervice; cor Eln) and Park 8ts. Phone 2110. Local agents for Gabriel Snubbers SELDEN TRUCKS—Sales and Service Palace Garuge, 39 East Maln St Tel 3304, STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARB—Sales and | Service. Albro Motor Salee Co. 225 | _Arch 8t Phone 260. | WTLLYS-KNIGHT ND ~ OVERLAND | AGENCY—Sales and Service Fine mo- tor cars. Beloin Garage and Motor Sales, Fred Beloln, Jr. Prop. 115 rch St.Phone 4560 9 CHEVROLET—1922 and 1324 _coupe Both are In_excellent shape and priced low. C. A. Bence, 50 Chestnut St Tel | o ition and equip- C. A. Bence, 50 2215, Good ¢ is low. Phone model, Knlght ro: 2 Ford coupes, Ford fourings. 1925 Overland tour- Ing and many other makes. Garage, 127 Cherry S| Willy CUT PRICE on all our USED FORD CARS Runabouts mabouts—del. ‘Touring Cars .. Coupes Sedang . e Ton Trucks ..... 3 Ton Open and Cl iivery Wagons bo: A Good Assortment, Low Priced, Your Own Terms. AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE Ford Headquarters 48 Elm St SKIPPY and Fordson | 86 Arch St. | CEXINGTON—1925 touring | “only 5,000 miles and new car, many extras. A. Bence, 50 Chestnut St. car. Tel. 221 Driven | fs_practically a Guaranteed. C.| ¢ St. Tel. 2215, IGE—Sport _model ndition, many _ extras, Paul Donnelly. Tel. 450, 155 touring_car, looks good good. 5. Building and Contract 19 Pressing and Tailoring a loan service that is falr, friendly and courteous. If you mneed money for 29 CLOTHES—called Yo London Shop, BARCLAY TILE & MARBLE CO.—Tile for all decorative and sanitary purposes, terrazz!, walls, cellings, tioors. Cost is Valet service. 55 Main St Tor and delivered by Ye London Phone 3098, CLOTHES or other necessary expenses to make your Christmas happy, come in iand sec us. ll, benefit great. 443 Arch 8t. Phone 3690. Printing, Jobbing, Siationery We Lend Up to $300 to Housekeepers 30 | Note the easy terma: model many Tel. PAIGE—Sport condition, Paul_Donnelly. touring car, extras, looks 430, Foo good. Auio Parts and Accessories 11 BE THRIFTY—BUY FIRESTONE TIRES BUICK DEMONSTRATORS fos— edan dan | Bulcks—120 & | Four door | Two door S 115 serles— Two door S S cars have heen driven miles, are perfectly d carry a new car These four than 2,500 every detail o | | |5 | old around. your car CAPITOL BUICK CO. 103 Arch St Phone new guar- have 2607, AND TUBES. HIGH PRESSURE AND BALLOON TIRES. GASOLINE, OILS, GREASES AND SERVICE. CLARK'S AUTO ACCESSORY SHOP, 138 SOUTH MAIN ST, PHONE 1530. AJAX TIRES and Grafild Brake Lining— Leghorn Motor Parts Co. Parts for all cars. _Elm, cornre East Maln, FEDERAL AND LEB TIRES—Wet and orage batterfes. J. M. Farrell, 1o cll Ave., Cor, Webster HilL Tel | . DQUARTERS Tires. Budd Auto Products Co. Arch St. Tel. 3989. Tor General Cord 161 1t GOODYEAR CORDS Let us quots you on exchanging your old tlres. We make you a falr allowance Essex Coach Durant_Coach Dort Touring Car Studebaker Touring Car Dodge Tourlng Ford Sedan »bile New Britain Co., Ine. Tel. 4 Elm st 2000 OLDSMOBILE USED CAR DEPT. RE-TIRE AT O'NEIL'S. O'NEIL TIRB & BATTERY Ci 39 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 900. | = snited States Tires Service, P. & 261 Myrtle St. BATTERIES— Tubes. Sales and Tire & Battery Co., Phone 3593 KALO | and oL BIRD'S NEPONSETT ROOFING—Prepare for the coming snows and cold weather. Let us estimate tho cost for you. Frank Nalr, Inc. 647-540 Maln. Tel. 2127 £ ALFRED JOHNBON—excavating, grad- tng, bullding, etone and taking out ashes. 60 Ml Bt. Tel. 1497-13, return same day. order. Upholstering, ding Co.. 60 Tremont St KULPER PRINTING CO.— STATIONERS AND PRINTERS. 680 MAIN ST., JUST BEYOND NO. 3 FIRE ENGINE HOUSE. BEDDING—Have your work dona now Mattresses, box epriugs, cushions, etc., renovated and remade eqaul to new and New bedding made to Hdwre. City Bed- | Phone 3726 $5 monthly, plus lawful pays $60, $75 or $100 cash loan. $6 monthly, plus lawful interest, res pays $90 or $120 cash loan. $7 monthly, plus lawful Interest, pays $105 or §140 cash loan. $8 monthly, plus lawful interest, 10 228 $160 cash loan. $ interest, ree re- re- Interest, re pays $200 cash loan. PAUL ZEHLER-—-Roofer, slate, gravel, as- phalt, tin and shingle roofs. New or_repairing. Phone 1490. ORDER—3$3.50 worth plano and get $10 value. harmony for We eliminate monthly, plus lawful your | $15 monthly, plus lgwful pays $300 cash loan. repayment reduces Interest, re= Bvery the interest CHIMNEY—repairing and general mason discord. C. A. Humphrey. Phone 2647 Wanted To Render Services cost 33 and plastering work. Work guaranteed J. J Mclarney. 68 Garden Phone 891 S{ASON, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR— Henry P. Dowd, Hotel Washington. Phone 1555, P. O. Box #32. HOUSE WIRING—Estimates iave your work dome now. Barry & Bamforth, 19 Main & Phono_2504. CONCRETB CONSTRUCTION—L. ©. Zet- terman, 176 Shuttle Meadow Ave. REPATRING—Dane Colling Co., P. Phone §67-5. Turnished. Dancin, on 0. brick Box 91, EDUCATIONAL g Teachc.s Work. Call, write gr 'phone BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY 101 RAPHAEL BLDG., SECOND FLOOR 99 WEST MAIN STREET between Washington and High Sts, TEL. 1-9-4-3 |OPEN 9 to 5:30 SATURDAYS 9 to 1 Licensed by the State and Bonded ta the Publi Wanted—To Borrow The Berlin ) 85 49 COME—To_Steinha and Valencia. and men. 6 3910-J, 3716-W, m. 303 Main St., Phone 1621. Portland Cement. SHINGLEB—tin and paper roofing, Arm- co gutter and conductore installed by Thomae F. Fitzpatrick & Co. 215 Park Business Service Rendered 20 Class learn Fox Trot, lessons for us or private Open 10 a. 1st floor, Dancing Academy ollegiate, for 5.00. m.—10 p.| Waltz, ladles Phone WANTED— To borrow $1,400 from Good second mortgage Write private party, as security, DANCE! DANCE! imerson Studio, Learn the latest training in Clog, hibition, and Dramatic Adults or 10 p. m. BAKER & LAGHER—For ali Kinde of concrete work. Call us Tel. 1466 INTERIOR DECORATIONS—fiags, _ete. Call on our service for socials and wed- dings. Eddy Awning and Decorating Co., 231 Arch St Dressmaking and Millinery 22 | A Tel. 61 PARTS--Tires and tubes. wrecked and burned cars. Tel. 2315-5. | GSED _AUTO Buyers of | _Peter Rosso, 125 Elm St DEPENDABLE USED CARS “DODGE BROTH ~ 4924 Touring oupe ups 1025 Coach ASIT 1925 Coach TERMS ARR | | THE F. MOTOR SALES COR | st 1129 Stanley P, | otoreyeles and Bicycles 15 BICYCLES REPATRED—aill makes, expert | service. Economy Sport Shop, successor | _to “Hadflel’s” 16 Maln st. Service Stations, Repairing LE PAD Spraving or or varnishing, expert work, very low prices. Ten Minute Auto Laundr rear Franklin Square Filling Station. IO ATRING—Done in garage If desired. All makes of care. Norbert E. Barth, 113 Commonwealth Ave. Day and night service. Tel. 422 | BRAZI 17 Hardware City Welding Com- Pleasant 8t rear. Tel. 213 RADIATOR WORKS—Leake repaired, new cores installed, bodler and tenders quickly repaired Best equipped shir In town. 107 Arch St S. Wolf. Prop.. suc. to Hultqulst Bros. | | EXCEPTIONAL USED CAR { | HUPMORILE COUPE— New tires, good pi | very good. A it ROLET 4 ditlon. 5 5.00. COUP! buy steal PASSENGER I Vory good 52 FORD COUPE | A hare mants on these cars very months to pdy balance. COMPANY Church Street Tel. 211 125 } SUPERIOR AUTO [ GOODYFAR TIRES PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES, INSTANT BERVICE. WHEN DELAYS ARE COSTLY CALL BARGAINS mechanleally ! at ONEIL TIRE & BATTERY, 39 WASHINGTON ST, TEL. 900. CARBON BURNEL—While you waif Brakes relined on short notice. Auto Repalr Cv., rear 94 Hartford Ave. Phobe 1837-15 or 4099-6. A AUTO ELBCTRIC BERVICE—Philco auto and rad'o batteries Starting, lighting. {gnition, 110 Franklin Sa. C. A. Abetz. > NAS epairing. tuned up and gone T months. Lower mall CADILLAC Have your over for the car win HUPMOBILE | o USED CAR AND STAR DEPT. Touring Tudot Hupmoblle Tou Studebaker Chum al bareain 1 Door Sedan ngton Sedan One Ton Touring rolet Light Chevrolet Caupe (7 pass Truck Delt with on hought balanea 1 have been thorow, nteed 18 days’ ser: Thesa carg small down payn | terms. A1l of t rhauled and sented. T des conside BURRITT MOTOR SALES 0 Ha Ave requ some adjusting. Let us explain. Cars called for and de J. B. Morana Garage, 113% Church St. Tel, 2342-2. | CYLINDERS REBORED—Stop _that oil | pumping and plsion slap! Get better gas and ofl mileage! We will rebore cylinders without removine motor chassls, Install new plstons, new piston pine and bushings. grind valves, take up on bearings, Iineup con- necting rods, at a flat rate price. Phone, call or write, Charland's Station, 430 Maln St. opposite East Main st CUAKING RADIATORS—Quick Service. | " Expert attention; low rates; don't let small leaks lead to heavy repalr expenso. | " | temperature | | cd. 0. Bocker, 12 Glen St. —and acetylens welding, carbon | Phone 1709 | Auto Bervice | | Body dents removed, fenders stralghten- | | DRESSMAKING—remodeiling, Classes fn dressmaking, private leseons. Woman's | Institute Method. Jene E. Gl 14 Pros- | pect St Tel. 3688, DRESSMAKING—and_remodelling. _ Lella S. Haswell, 132 South Main St., opposite Black Bottom. Children, DANCE! 150 W, baliroom Ballet, Pri Open 3 and 1436-5. rt, DANCE! Main teps! Stage usslan, Also Elocution te or 10 a. Help Wanted—Male BOX 34-WH, HERALD OFFICE, crry. —— e LIVE STOCK Dogs, Cats, Pets GUARANTLED—Singing canarics, bird cages and supplies, gold fish, fish globes. castles, ete, N. B. Bird & Feed 5., 172 Arch St St. Ex- cla m— | | 5 41 high school. Berlin car. Tel. 3074-3 HEMSTITCHING—Pinking _and _button: CLERK—In Lafayette pastr, 8t ¥ shop, wan 110 Eggs, Poultry Supplies 52 Satisfaction guaranteed. Bradbury an Turnbull, 11-17 Wallace §t. Phone 3151- W oor 134-3. HEMSTITCHING—neatly done; also but- NIGHT WATCHO In New Britain. references. Write AN—wanted, Must Box 23-L, aged man, whose home and family are furnish Herald. GLD NEWSPAPER _MATS—Iining for <hicken coops. 50 cents a hundred. For are | “salo at Herald office, 67 Church St. 5. |40 BARRED ROCKS—Pullots, also middle tone covered at 51 Prospect 8t. bire. Alprecht. Tel 3279-W. | Dyeing_and_Cleaning 3 | CADIES & GENTS—sults dry cleaned and pressed, $1.00. Flannel and scige drese- SATESMAN—Owing have a good to neat appo ain. Apply 131 Main St., rin, 5-9:30 a. Room 8. t a pr man m. 5 or otion paylng position to offer | in New Brit- -5 p. | brooders, 1 ofl, 1 coal. Wil sell cheap. Ing. 83 Maple St. or cail Horses and Vchicles PAIR OF HORSES—7 and weighing 2,600 1bs. Phons we m. n | | | | TRUCK DRIVEF red, $1.25 Buite es cleaned and pres $1.25 e I sponged and pressed, 50c. Garments of all kinds clexned and dyed at reason- able prices Goods called for and delfv- ered Star Cleaning Co., 239 North Bt Tel. 2884. Branch office, 293 Malp % Job. st Apply M. M. ho . Krikorlan, with New Britain' grocery stores, erences required; responsible and steady 164 Glen —Wanted between 20-30 | is well acquainted | ,——_—] ref- MERCHANDISE St. Tel. 4175. /EANTNG—and dyelng 1s_our exclusive business. Garments of all descriptions, draperies, portieres and curtains clean- ed or dyed. Satsfaction guaranteed YUNG MEN: on our salos forc sentinl prosperity call 8- St., Room H. “atholle, as backbone. to Al 10 or 5 artford. Vacancies Experlence not es- If_you can stand at 904 Main Articles I'or Sale mechinery, ALL SIZES—of pipe tubings, paper business, paper bailers, for eal Felgenbaum & Zeldes, 62 Willow St New Britain Dry Cleaning Corp.. $§ = West Maln St Phone 1323-3, ! Help—Wom nen \Wanted MAS SALE—Of fancy work. Also a2 s taken. Mrs. John §. Dixon, 27 | Insurance—Al Kinds 23! [ ORPABIELEGIT o ACCIDENT—ZAuiomobile and Life. Surety | hill St., | & Fidelity bonds. Philip M. Fagan, Gen. do general Tel. 5-2108. work, small family, good home. 30 Up- Hartford. Mason _drive. Phone 3275-W. | GRAPE CRUSHERS—Prices $5.15, §5.08 and $12.60. Rackliffe Bros. Inc., Park Tiouse- CAPABLE— eral_hou Xperie [ns., 151 Main, Room 3 and 4. Tel. 3121 vork. us _about nced maid for gen- 159 Corbin Ave. & Blgelow Sts. Tel. 1075, | VELOCIPEDE—Large size, §ood condis COMPETENT — housework 152 North and windstorm. J ., Inc., 325 Main St. Tel. 2031 A Maid In family of adults. wishes Fen. tion. Call 3824, | Business and Office Equipment 57 1 Ccall | HFARDWARE _ CITY—Co-operative Asso, | epecialists in Automabile, Accldent and Health Ins. Frank H Shields, Mgr. PARKER & DEMING GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY (EXTERIE cal factory office. orked and New Britain, State where 36, h—Clerk and typist In To- vou have our age. P. O. Box 1029, Conn._ Tel, | MARKET FIXTURES—Slightly used, 1 cooler, 1 meat case, 1 meat grinder, computing scale, 2 meat blocks, 1 cu ting table, meat r cash reglster and tools, Tel. 1716-4. TADY work. tlon, mas money. 904 Maln St., MIDDLE _AGED —Cathiolic, 193 MAIN BT. PHONE 2028 G, MAN} former examiner. 211 s i | Thurs, §:30-6_p. m. NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block, Eet. 156¢ by Jas. Shep- H Mrs. §. H. Slock Pleasant and part or artford. ott full profitable occupa- An oppportunity to earn Christ- Call 8-10 or §-6, Room 32, WOMAN—Wanted help with children and to stay nighte. 41 Locust St. tme | FOR RENT—typewriters, all makes, and adding macliines. New Britain Type- writer Exchange, 98 Wes' Main St. SAFES—We have them (o sult any home | or business purpose. In all sizes and o] welghts. Prices start at $25. Adkina Printing Co., Statlonery and Offfce Out- | _fitters, 66 Church &t ard. Louls M. Schmidt, 259 Main t. | ¥OUNG Telephone New Britain and_Hartford. | houscwork. GIRL — Ir ure Wanted 53 L; for general | STEEL LETTER FILES—4 drawer sieel flles, mads by Shaw Walker. Ollv Moving, Storing, Crating 26 DIE—Tagan's New Britaln-New Haven motor expra: niture moving at reasonable _rates. 5 REBPER- as adults or 3 wid —Moving, housckeeper fiadie-aged for sm dower. Box green finuh. Bxceptional value at $30. Adkins Pilnting Co., Statfonery and of- | _fice outtitters, 66 Church street. Feed and Fuel 59 trucking and ashes removed. lo rates, Clgar store. Tel. 4633. g day, after G p call 1147-4. [GHNSON BROS.—FurnKure and plano moving. Specfal rates for long distance Oftice, 79 Roberts Bt. Phone 3370-4. cleaned, for re: e, Park any time haling. will Main ars contract dy with tor in local fact SARS WASHED AND POLISHED—Bon- nett Motor Sales Co. 250 Arch Bt Phone 2952 TENERAL REPATRING on tow calls Palace Garage, | _Main St. Phono 3504, | REPATRING—on all meres or cars. Ex- port mechanice available day and night Hotel Washington Garage. Phone 1735 RADIATOR REPAIRING—Low price Quick service. Satisfaction guaranteed New England Radiator Works, 35 East hn ensy ghly Prompt _service 39 Bast NASH USED CAK DEPT. Ford coupe. Dodge eport touring. Willye Kinght eedan, Nash demonstrator eedan. Dodge Coupe, Maxwell sedan. Bulck, 4-pass. coupe. Nash 6 touring A G |62 ELM sT. HAWKER. PHONE Main St near Main. Phone 860. Service Stations, Repairing 17 STARTING—Tigliting and (gnition, electric parts and eervice. Clark's Auto Electric and Repair, 409 West Main St. Tel. 3001 position as i SIx voars' experionce clephone opera- Box 36-L, Herald. l FINANCIAL l — e e J Money To Loan | | COAT, GRAIN—and pouliry suppiies. For | the best in feed and fuel, telephone 419. Stanley Svea Graln and Coal Co., Cor. Dwight and Stanley streets. Fertilizers, Seeds, Plants 60 BULBS—Tulips, Hyacinths, Nareiss!, | | Large variety, eeclected bulba. 8. P. | _strople, 155 Park street. Footwear and Clothing il 48 FURNISHED | | Furniture Mesing. Rty ot e under state supe interest, monthly delity Finance St, New Britaln. A. H. HARRIS, 1366 STANLEY BT, PHONE 2459 CINDERS AND FILL{NG MATERIAL | D to $300. Operating | vision. Legal repayments. carporation Tel, 4800, The FI- | , 140 Main | T | LUMBER JACKETS—Tundreds of pat- terns to choose from, ranging from SL95 to $5.95. Original Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St., opp. Herald Office, Good Things To Eat [E] | GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATO! For gale. Menry Rugar, Wells Rd, Weth- [ ersfield. Tel. Valley 254-2. Houschold Articles ate of IST AND 2ND—M i | Motor Trucking. ' | | { | | & Deming. 163 | FURNITURE—and plano moving; gonera) | trucking of all kinds. Geo. H. Smedley Toans. Tel. origage n St 2026. 63 Parker | % Titrhen COMBINATION Enameled PRIVATE PARTY on offica. _68_Bassett St Phone £30-2. | JOHN HALVARSON—Local and long dis- tance moving. Office 199 Chestnut 8t —Has $4,000 [ 2nd mortgages.’ Box 29-JH, Herald | | range, price reasonable. Call 3472-12 or 60 Millcrest Ave. JOHNSON ELECTRIG—floor wax polish- o eveninga. Mortgages er, $2 per day, runs trom plug or lamp 48B | socket. Rackliffe Bros. Call 1074, RUDY'S BATTERY SERVICE— Succeseor to Gould Battery Service. 170 E. Main St Tel. 708. Gould Bat- terles and Auto Electric Service. relined and adjusted on short Clark’s Auto Electric 8nd Re- pair Statlon, 409 W. fel. 3001 Brakes notice Same addrese | RAYBESTOS BRAKE—Scrvice Statfon. | /OSEPH ARBOUR & SON—-General truck- Ing. New York trip dally. 46 \Whiting 6t Tel. 2733-2. TORAGE—for furniture, Individua) rooms. Dry and clean and safe. The Hardware City Storage. Call W sf“-:\nulum Tel. 24 or A. L. Hurlbut. Tel. i Tel. 4459, | | PROMP" NT SERVICE B RATES. THE CORPORATION, PHONE 4800, : TOWING AND WRE hour service. Judd's Garage, 41 Pleasant St. Tel. 2132. 2456 Coprreht, P. 1. Croiby 1638, 3cmon Yoatirws. Tra. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED AJ}'si FOR YOUR WANTS POLLY AND HER PALS '\ IT5 ABOLT TIME Y0 \ [HIT THE HAY. PoLLY, [You WS UPALL < |HOURS, LAST ME@HTJ = -~ [ JusT A5 You\ SN, DEAR. ) You KNOW § BEST T There’s a Rea son, But Doesn’t Know It COURTEOUS AND ON_FIRST, AND THIRD MORTGAGES. FIDELITYs 140 MAIN s EFFICI- E ITCHEN RANGE—Magee Clinton, Glen St., 2nd floor, LEATHER LIVING ROOM SET—3 piece, in perfect condition. Cheap for quick sale. Inq. 45 Dewey St, 2nd floor. OUTFIT—of 3 rooma. livin, dining and | " 'bed rooma at $345. This ts our ever- present epecial, cannot be equalied lo- cally. This or any other furniture of our cholce will be held for a $10 de- posit. Doyle Furniture Co., 500 Main Bt. By PERCY CROSBY FR | K 3 WEW, THAT'S ANOTHER' LAMP POST SAUED UNTIL CHRISTMAS. Pa ‘ WoULD ou | 1T SAY TF Sou A7 MIND |50,‘DEAR.I GUESS REPEATIN' | D BETTER: THAT? |1 WANNA SEE IF MY EARS 15 KIDDIN' ME! NIGHTY* NIGHT*