New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1926, Page 18

- WARE PUTS HOPES | INNEW HILL PLAN Otis Co. Leaving Town But Anoter May Come in Mass., Dee. 21 UP——Christ- | mas cheer held real significance to- | jay for the inhabitants of this lit- snow covered town of 8,500, Workers to their with a brisker step than of late stores and places hummed with good m belated shopping throng s whi w I Loy tasks and walked meet natured merriment as messig vester bu told hardy commul 15 life: for Otis mi fe 1 oy it ty and ci f support, the War ty L few W 50 ed with fearful anxi of a i dieision of th t cal mi butter iced 1o I¢ bread and company to abandon th s, which have meant than 1,500 workers, on to more to hear perpetuate industries A speci that plans were oot of England's oldest one 1 committee of stockhold- ers report rday in Boston that it w erati mills the capitulation in where stern co itself felt with increasing vigor. While yesterday's meeting nothing permanently it was nounced that the committee meet with the directors next week formulate a general policy out which it was hoped to evolve workable plan, Besides the mill here one at Greenville, N. H., whose clos- ing had been contemplated would he effected. As here, the Greenville mill is the Jifo of the town and its closing would work widespread hard- BERLIN NEWS (Continued from Page Seven) vest ssible to cont New management had crecd favor of the south, petition was making op- Engla Previou an- 1d to a a secon Christmas celebration. Every ber is requested to be present so that the program may not delayed. Miss Margaret Root Miriam North, students college, and Miss Bertha student at the University mont are returning home Christmas vacation. Mrs. Archer Walsh and Walsh were visitors in Hartford yes- terday. Mra. Charles Nelson New Britain yesterd Leonard Cannon continues show improvement from his injuries received in a wutomobi accident thought th will be able to be about Special Christmas rendered at the Methodist next Sunday morning. In the even- ing there will be an illustrated lec ture by the pastor. Holiday Pudding and other special flavors and fancy forms of the Fa- mous Millbrook Tee Cream, may b ordered through Mr. C. C. Anderson Kensington.—advt. MAKES NO ANNOUNGEMENT | ON SPAULDING'S PAPERS mem- rly be Miss Storrs Hazen a of Ver- for the and was a visitor i to recently and it is he soor will church Examination Checked Up By State Trade School Man Who Remains Silent. The electrical examin, of 8 Y. Spaulding, to obtain a license row among city not. resulted in probe committer ed for a fourth time and the recting authority, declining a state- { ment on his findings cxplains that he has found nothing that warrants an announcement, This declaration has preted by the building department to mean that no change in Spauld- | ing's standing will be recommended by A. J. McFarland, state trade school instructor, to whom the papers were referred. Spaulding failed to get a passing mark from the electrical examining committes After his protest to Mayor Weld 1 examination checked over and he again fail Once more he pr tested and Thomas Henry the National Roard of I writers, of the editors hook or cxamin given, re tir Spanld tion of amination on papers whose failure precipitated a officials and has appointment of ave been correct- a cor- been inter- | 1 one t of 1 ng a Mayor ruled weld 1S bheen Gigantic Still Taken Over in Providence r o 1 falling ont o iiig wax the hands of e } Na AT cutflinks stone-workers, vie ored ¢ port | package rm THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For and Ready Reterence. LINB RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepatd 10 09 3 a8 24 2 a2 25 40 35 lire 4 36 line 31.50 $1.50 Rates Upon Application ifne. Quick day ... days 1 et 1 1 30 days ... 1 Yearly Order Count § worda to a 11 lines to an Inch Minimum Space, 3 Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. No accepted After 1 P. M. Page on Sume Day iine 1i tine line e e for sat Over cptea the I venience cust Ask for m “Want Ad” Operator. otify Herald at once If your 1s tncorre Not responsible for &5 thie tivet insertio phone ———— Arnold Wins Pay in Complimentary Way Tl prize Winthrop the idea is large many. Messrs Lev Lela classified ad poetry cor V. Arnold of 183 The scope of ind the subjects Davison and nothing of Mr. Bollerer's and the lo- manager of Yellow Cab should bo pretty well pleased for sther Arnold certainly packs a b in 1 of tting a penny for his oughts, Mr. Arnold gets $1 for his highly complimentery offering which fairly vells the popularity Ne: ain merchants. str | | nti 1l to say ea th cor tion his poctry Here's the low the way To Bollerer's Posy theats To Bes: With to sell, Wonderful hargains vou'll find at the Fair, Clerks ar there poe; « drivers the hop and s gy, | land's and D. & L. ir Christmas stock ready ||| courteous who serve Here's the rule 1. Subject can be picked from any of the ads in the Herald. 2. Address Poetry Judge, Her- ald, City. All poetry 20 lines or un- | ) City Items Te would appreciate Muller's Mo- | zart Cigars packed In 50-25-10-b in advt. | Toasted Sandwiches at Crowell's. | —advt. | e regular meeting of L. D. Pen- field camp, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, will be held Wed- nesday night at Jr. O. U. A, M. hall, There will' be initiation and elec- tion officers. Wrist wat limberg & Horn's. son . | was born at New Britain | hospital yesterday to Mr. | William Dorbuck of 90 | ral 1 Mrs. alcott st Tasty Sandwiches at Packard Drug —advt. Mafthew Micezkowski 794 Stanley stret notified police about 8 o'clock last evening that he fell on an icy sidewalk on the north | side of Franklin street, in front of | the sixth house from Stanley street. | Diamonds at Himberg & Horn advt, Jack Conlin, a student at Catho- university, will spend the mas holidays with his parents, 1 Mrs. John Cenlin of Sum-! of = Chr Mr. 4 mer Hot advt. Martha chapter, No. 21, O. E. §. will hold a regular meeting in Ma- sonic hall, Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Christmas car advt, The Sons of T'nion Veterans of the | il War, Ausiliary No. 1, will hold | a Christmas party at Jr. O. U. A.{ M. hall Wednesday evening at §| o'clock for members and their fami- | lies. Children of the members will| be especially welcomed at this par! Christmas cards at Hall's, Arch St. advt nthia Soda Shoppe, 25¢, in Crowell's.— at Hall's, Arch St. sweet chocolates, Raphael =alted 1 A born at Ger hospital this Mr. Mrs. Leo Washington street, Plainville. Open for busine Boscoe's La- lies” Beauty Parlor and Barber shop the Strand Bldg.-—advt. Nomin of officers will be | 1o by 10 lodge, Knights of | 1 regular meeting to- The third rank 1on three c ts heing son W ral morning to >aul of North 1ion of ri: | BOSTON FERNS—Very reasonaole pri | LARGE | SoT NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies ANNOUNCEMENTS Buria) Lots, Mouuments | El Autos and . rucks for Sale AUTOMOTIVE ] AL e ‘o Stations, Repairing 17 { BUSINMESS SERVICE Dyeing and Cleaning 23 ——— EMPLOYMEN'L ] —eeee [UNDREDS AND HUNDREDS—Of onr BURIAL VAULTS—Concrete and rein. ( FRANKLIN CARS—The car | forced; water-proof, hermetically sealed | Sales and Bervice. 453 West N. B. Vault Co. Phone 647-15. Tel. 3696 Tor 10 years. Main 8t OLDSMOBILE USED CAR DEPT. KEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS HUPMOBILE AND STAR—Sales room 123 Oak St Monuments of all sizes and | 2nd service department. Burritt Mot doscriptions. Carving and letter cut.| Sales Co. 240 Hartford Ave., at Stanle ting_our mpecialty. Bt.Tel. 1495. Essex Coac Durant_Coach Dort Touring Car Studebaker Touring Car Dodge Touring y ABH—10to1 cal Bee the uew Mo Balee and Bervice. A. G. Hawker, Elm Street Phone 24l w 3 [ Ford Sedan i Gldsmabile New Britatn Co., Ine. Saudeli's Greenliou Phone 2643-12. 218 Oak 8t | GAKLAND _AND wservice. Products of General C. A. Benco, 50 Chestnut St. Tel. VARIETY—of cut flowery and | potted plants for all occaslons. Garden_ Greenhouse, 1163 Stanley St | Phona 3§25-2. Whitmore Paige & Jewett Co.. 319 Eas Matn St near Elm. Phone 2510. PONTIAC—Salés and | Motore, 2215 Flower | PAIGB AND JEWETT—Sales and Service | J 4 Eim St Tel, 2900 | CHRISTMAS SALE OF USED CARS REO MOTOR Kenneth M. Servica; cor. 2110, FLOWERS—poited plants, pleasing varlety. Speclalizing on funeral work. Johnson's Greenhouse, 517 Church street. Searle & Co., Eln; and Park 8ts. Phon, CARS AND TRUCKS= | Saler ano Local agents for Gabriel Snubbers AT THE U IWROOM and ast Maip St Tel Service. 1 | STUDEBAKER MOTOR Service. Albro ar RS—Gales an Sales Co.. 22 Tiark reddish brown, lost on. Probably left in use. Rew Return WILLYS- AGENCY—Sales and Service tor cars. Beloin Garage sales, Fred Belomn, Church §t. Pho " Autos and ¥ CHEVROLET Both are in_excel low, C. A. Benc Fine mo. and Moto Prop. 11 TE45 on Kindly Berlin_Savings BOOK ° return same st. S Buckskin _ glove, long, found, | with white fur, Call James H. Wales Lines Co. Commer- ob, West Matn St | bl polnter, an- | Louls Morettl, | l AUTOMOTIVE ' e 8 LADY lined Hnasen 1624 o and price 50 Chestnut St. Te T milcs. TOUPE Good ¢ ico Is low. t. Phone AND _ TOU Willys-Knlght roadster, 3 Ford tourings, 1925 and many of A Tate model Overland tour makes. Rudolph Auto and Truck Agencies BUICK MOTOR CARS—Bales and 8ervic Capitol Bulck Co.. 193 Arch 8t. Phone 2607. CAUILLAC C Motor Co. West Main St CHRYSLER—4 and 6. | Bennett Motor Sales Co. 230 Arch £t Plone 2952, 5 CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS— service. Supetfor Auto Company, Church St. Phone 211. GODGE_BROTHERS—Sales and Bervice. 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 1129 Stanley | 5t _Phone 73 FORD CARS—and frucia and - ractors. Sales and fce. i Auto Co., 22 Main | FORD CARS—trucks and Forasen tractors. | Sales and Service. Berlin Anto Sales. | yi3 Berlin. Holmquist Bros., Prop. 127 | | &ood _ | _Cnestnut Fordaon Eimer good, RLAND | coupes. | Ford coupes, 2 5 Hudsc 5 Hudson B | 165 —Driven only dition and equiy C Bence, HONEYMAN AUTO SALES h | FORDS Runabout Tud nsidered T Spe Buffalo Cantor Here CEPTIONAL USED CAR DARGATN For Concert Tonight | ;\pyonims Rev. Zarah Levine of Buffalo, N.| New ti 7., o noted cantor and qualified | very Eood inger, will conduct in mariy serv- | “GEVRONEE 5 jces at 5 o'clock this afternoon in! ¢325.00, | the Tifereth Israel synagogue, Win- |FORD COUPE | ter street. He will also give a vocal | A tersain a | concert at 7:30 o'clock this evening |in the same synagogue. A program of vocal solos in the Hebrew and Yiddish languages, in- cluding Jewish folk songs, will be given. COUPE COUPE A 4 PASS Very Y ay s on thes: the pay Down 3 12 n to balance. SUPERIOR AUTO COMPANY Tel. 211, HUPMORB USE! " AND STAR DEPT. CAR Hupp Club Sedan cord Touring rd Tudor new) 1922 Hupmobile Touring 1921 Hupmobile To tudebaker Chummy sreal bargain o 1925 Ford 4 Do ington Rothfeder’s 378 Main Street 192 1 1 Truck Deltvery “These cars ymall down p: terms. All of them {overhauled and guara resented. Thirty da |'Trades considered. to be service, BURRITT MOTOR Novelty Hai $1.95, $2.95, 240 Hartford Ave. DEPENDABLE T P “Dodge Drothers 24 Touring. 24 Coupe. 23 Coups Screen Smart b alf and silk in larpe spacious pouch styles, lined with silk moire and fitted mirror purse. s of pat- 1823 Coa: and coin 1924 Coach THE §. F. MOTOR SALES CORP. Tel. 731, 129 oughly | AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR EXCHANGE | CADILLAC GOODYEAR TIRES PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES. INSTANT BERVICE. WHEN DELAYS ARE®COSTLY CALL O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY, 39 WASHINGION ST. TEL. 300. AUTO BLECTRIC SERVICE—T'hilco auta and radio batteres. Starting, hghting Ignition. 110 Franklin Sa. C. A. Abet: AND NASH — Hepairing. Have your car tuned up and gone over for the winter months. lower temperature roguires some adjusting. Let us explain. Cars called for and livered. J. B. Morans Garage, 113% u L Tel. 2542-2. KING RADIATORS—Quick Servic low let Body dents removed, ed. 0. Buc 12 CARS WASHED AND POLISHED—Bo nett Motor Sales Co., 250 Arch 8t Phone 2952, NERAL REPAIRING tow calls. Pala ain St. Phone 3904. —Prompt_service Garage, 39 East | duates recelve $3,000 yearly, Estal- lished 1906. Empire Linotype Bchool, 206_East 10th street, N. Y. MAN—Wanted to manage store. and commission approximately weekly, Must furnish $750 in cash security, Experience unnecessary,. but honesty and character very essential. Write Herald, Box 36-A. NEW YEAR—New Jjob, Opportunity for 3 salesmen or those willing to learn leemanship, and ‘“earn whilo the: (ADIFS & GENTS—sulte dry cleaned und pressed, $1.00. Flanbel and serge dress- e cleaned and preased, $1.35. Suts onged and pressed, B0c. Garuients of ail kinds cleaned and dyed at reason able prices (ioods callea for snd deliv- | ered. Star Cleaning Co., 239 North 8t Tel. 2884. Branch office, 393 Maip 8t Tel. 4176, |CLEANTNG—and dyeing Ia our exclusive business. Garments of all descriptio drapericn, portistes and curtaine cleat: ed or dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed [ jiarn Reforanc il New Britain Ury Cleaning Corp.. 38| \iison, Referonces tuqulred. = Sco 3Mr. ekt NalogSCR Endne, 13238 | GRGANTST—Bxperienced. Apply To theater. Ask for Mr. Sol Ratner, mgr. SALESMEN-Botween 25 and 35 to rep- resent a life Insurance compan 75 vears old. No collecting. Call at Maln St, Room 204-A, or write P. Hox 143, Canvaseers wanted, hustiers pre- ed, good proposition. Ask for Mr. Levinsky, Federal Tea company, Hotel Beloin, Myrtle S, o —Ahout 20, to work In gan- oline station Saturdays and Sundays. Must be honest and have good ref- orences. Suburban Filling Statlon, So. Main_ St Help—Women Wanted 12 | GTRL—Wanted do_housework. Apply 62 Monroe St. Balary 65 Insurance—Al &inds 3 ACCIDENT—Aulomobile and Life. Burety & Fidelitygonds. Philip M. Fagan, Gen. tna., 131 Main, Room 3 and 4. Tel. 3121 GENERAL INSURANCE—Sco ue _about | steam boller ,and windstorm. P. J.! Murray Co.. Inc., 325 Maln St. Tel. 2031, | IARDWARE _ CITY—Co-operative Ao, specialiets 10 Automabile, Accident and th Ins. Frank H. Shiele SUR Klas. Schultz o. experien; & Main St PARKER & DEMING GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY 193 MAIN ST. PHONE 3026 Moving, Storing, Crating Costello, to 26 REPAIRING—on all mases or care. Ex- pert mechanics available day and night. Hotel Waelington Garage. Phone 1735. | EDDTE—TFagan's Now Britain-New Haven motor _exp Furniture moving st reasonalie Tel. 536-2. GTRL—For general 219 Linwood St., GIRTL.—Wanted for general housework, Tiousework, 1st floor. App! ral CYLINDERS RERORED—Stop that oil pumping nnd piston slap! Get botter €28 and ofl mileage! We will rebore your cylinders without removing motor | trom chassls, mstall new plstons, new tings, pleton pins and bushinge, grind valver, take up on bearings, lineup con- necting rods, at a flat rate price. Phone, all or write, Charland's Auto Bervice station, 430 Mafn St., opposite Eaet Main St Tel. 1544, RADIATOR REPATRING—Low _ price. Quick serv! Satisfaction guaranteed New England Radiator Worke, 35 East A t. near Main. Phone $§0. NG—lighting and ignition, electric s and service. Clark's Auto Electric Repair, 409 West Main St. T U DATTERY SERVICE— to Gould Battery Service. Same addre 170 E. Main St. Tel. 708. Gould Bat- teries and Auto Electric_Eervice. | RAYBESTOS BRAKE—Service Btatlon. | Brakes relined and adjusted on ahort notice. Clar's Anto Electric #nd Re- pair Station, 409 W. ifain 8t. ‘Tel. 3001. TOWING AND WRECKING—2i _hour service. Judd's Garage, 41 Pleassnt 8t. Tel. 2132, SERVICE Barbers, Hairdressers, Masscuse 18 VICTORY—Modern barbor hop tn all re- apecte. We mpecialize fn ladice hair cut. Excellent service. 75 Church 8t. G. A Blancot!. Building and_Contract 19 Parts and Accessories Auto ONE TIR SSURE AND BE THI AND BALLOON GREASE AUTO Parts for all 2l RES—Wet and J. M. Farrell, Webster il Tel Co. dry storage batt well Ave., Cor. Tord 161 | EADQUARTE: Tires. Budd Arch Tel, Auto 5989, Products Co., st GOODYEAR CORDS Let us quote you on exchanging your old tires. We make you a & BATTERY CO., | ST, PHONE 500 fair allowance RE-TIRE AT O'NELL'S. O'NEIL TIRE 39 WASHINGTON United States Tires ervice. P. & 261 Myrtle St KALO BATTERIE nd_Tubes. Sales and V. Tire & Battery Co. | PARTS--Tires and tubee wrecked and burned cars Peter Roseo, 125 Lim St. Tel. 2315-5. “otorcycles and Bicycles 15 | BICYCLES REPATRED—all_makes, expert service, Bconomy Sport Shop, successor to “Hadfleid's,” 15 Main 8t. Service Stations, Repairing AUTO REPAIRING—Done in your garage If deslred. All makes of Norbert B. Barth, 113 Comn Ave. AUTO Buyers of varnishi prices lacquer or low Minute Saquare Auto | Filling | nely | BRAZING—and scetylene welding, carbon removed. Com- | eake | repalied, new cores Instalicd, bodler aud tenders quickly repaired. Best equipped | ship In town. 107 Arch St. Phone 1709 8. Wolt, Prop., suc. to Hultqulet Bros. GARCLAY TILE & MARBLE CO.—Tlie for all decorative and sauitary purposes, terrazzl, walls, ceilings, floors. Cost ie small, benefit great. 3890, ZPO} T ROOFING coming snows and cold Let us cstimate the cost for k Nalr, Igc. & N for the weather. you, Fl ALFRED JOHNBON—excavating, grad- ing, bullding, stone and taking out ashes. 60 Ml §t. Tel’1497-13. PAUL ZEHLER=-Roofer, slate, gravel, phalt, tin and ehlogle roofs New or_repairing. _Phone 1490, CHIMNEY—repalring and general mason and plastering work, Work guaranteed. J. J_Mclarney. 58 Garden. Phone §51 TASON, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR— Henry P. Dowd, Hotel Washington Phone 1535, P. O. Box 132, AOUSE~ WIRING— Eetimaty rnished Have your work done now. Barry & | Bamforth, 19 Main St Phone 2504 | | GO e . Zet CRETE CONSTRUCTION—L. O. Zet- terman, 176 Shuttle Meadow Ave. | Plone 1621, Portland Cement, ShINGLES—in and paper roofing, Arm- co gutter and conductors installed by Thomae F. Fitzpatrick & Co., 216 Park Business Service Rendered 20 FARER (NTERIOR Call on our di Eddy Awning anl Decorating Arch_ St | #443 Arch 8L Phone | GTGTHES—catied for | | I 540 Maln, | TEPATRING —Donc Apply 283 Linwood St. 3rd floor. Situations Wanted—Men 41 FINANCIAL—Bookkeeping _ systems in- stalled for small businesses, by ac- countant of long expericnce. Perlodical cupervision at moderate fee. Write System, Tox 25-X, Herald, TLEMAN—30, dealres part hoolckeeps Herald. | | | | FURNISHED Furniture Moving A. H. HARRIS, Motor Trucking. 1368 STANLEY 8T. BILL DOHERTY'S EXPIH‘ISS'MO\'MS“ trucking and hauling. Cellars cleaned, | ashes removed, Wil contract for na-‘ sonable rates. Main 8t. office, Park Cigar store, Tel. 4633. Call any time during day, after 6 p. m. call 1147-4. TOHNSON BROS.—Furnkure and plano moving. Special rates for long distance. Oftice, 79 Roberts At. URE i trucking of all kinde. 68 Bassett 8t. Phone £30-2. JOHN LVARSON—Local and long d! tance moving. Office 139 Chestnut 8t. Tel. 4439, JOSEPH ARBOUR & SON—General truck- | xsng. TN»w York trip dally, 48 Whiting . Tel. 3 i $TORAGE—for G time po- Write PTB, Box sitfon aa 15-P, —— l FINANCIAL ] Money To Loan 48 PHONE 1483, CINDERB AND FILLING MATERIAL 1 §: general Geo. H. Smedley. INDUSTRIAL LOANS SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS £100 o $5,000 | | | FIDELITY INDUSTRIAL BANK Tarniture, Tndividual | rooms. Dry and clean and safe. Tho | Hardware City Storage. Call E. W. | W, Schultz, Tel. 24 or A. E. Hurlbut. Tel. 1099-3. Painting, Paper Hanging 27| OLD HOUSE—Is made new with fresh | paint and new wall paper. Let us eub. | mit an egtimate. Morgan, Kingsley & | Thompson)' Inc. 411 Main St. Tel 634. | Pressing and Tailoring and dellyered by don Valet service. Ye London 5 Maln 8t. Phono 3098. Wanted To Render Serv 140 Main st ROGMING excellent sale on 2-JG, Mera WARM 1t you need palrs_to your and Prosperous us. We Lend Up to $300 to Housckecpers 24-hour serviee repayment terms. Falr, treatment. BENEFICIAL LOA APHAEL BLIX "OND FLOOT 99 WEST MAIN STREET between Washington and High Bte. TEL. 1-9 5:30 SATURDAYS 9 to the State and Bonded the _Public. INT —Mortgage 163 Main St Mortgages 1813 MONBY TO_TLOAN—Becond mortgag! Schults & Costello, 242 Main St. HOUSE—Well located, doing business, all convenlences, for count of iliness, Write Box 1 CLOTHES AND warm clothes, home to enjoy New Year, TOAL coal or a Hap come In an: re- Ye Lo Lo | 18 33 Easy o. friend!; Colling Phone_65 Printing, JobMing, Stationery 50 RULPER PRINTING CO.—STATIONERS AND PRINTERS. 680 MAIN ST., JUST BEYOND NO. 3 FIRE ENGINE HOUE] BEDDING—Have your work dona now. | Mattresses, box eprings, cushions, et renovated and remade eqaul to new and roturn same day. New bedding made to order. Upholstering. Hdwre, City Bed- _ding Co.. 60 Tremont St. Phone 372 ORDER--$3.50 worth harmony for Wow plano aud get $10 value. We ellminate discord. C. A. Humphrey. Phone 26 2647 | Co. Box 91, Berlin, SOCIETY 101 s OPEN 8 to Licenzed by 15T AND & Deming, Ton e LIVE STOCK Dogs, Cats, Pets TRREL ps for male. EDUCATIONAL Dancing Teachess 35 Boston ferriers, Write Box THOROUC police p Tlerald. THR Christm DANCING DRAMATIC ART RSON t West Ma 613 and STUDIO, Streot, 1436-5. BALLROOM | CORN FED CHIC wonable price, on. Te GLD NEWSPAPE NS—And geese, rea- . W. Baldwin, Ken- to 10 p. m. 2 “MATS—Iining cents a hundred. Tor For ‘G—remodelling. Ciasses in drosemaking, private lessons, Woman'e Institute Mcthod. Jane E. Gill, 14 Pros- pect 8t Tel. 3688, TAKING—and reraodeliing. Lelia . Haswell, 132 South Main St., opposite Berlin_car, _Tel. 5074-3 FUTTON — SITOP—-Pleating, lemst pinkding, 16 W Tel. 1736 AEMSTITCAING—Pinking _and__button Satisfaction guaranteed. Bradbury and Turnbull, 11-17 Wallace St. Phone 3181- W or 134- HEMSTITCHING— BRESSMAKIN GT neatly dome; also but- rhincstones set. | . chicken coops. 0 _ COLLEGIA sale at Herald office, JING ACAL 67 Church &t. | | | ) | | tons covered at b1 Prospect 8t Mrs | Alorecht, Tel. 3279-W. Lawyers—Patent Attorneys CARBON BURNED—W you walt. Brakes relined on short notice. Auto | Repalr Cv.. rear 94 Hartford Ave. Phone | 1637-15 or 4089-5. SKIPPY session will not oper ROSE COPPOTA JGSEPH DU TULIO DI 1ULIO POLLY AND HER PALS [ Wi, oo OLD DARLING 1 | 4DoRE 1Tt T A S A OILL PEACH \ TE P EaRy | EVERY MORNIN' | [ AN WALK TO THE | 15UB WITH \EJ—/ DAUGHTER! | How Much 010 THEY SE€T YA BACHK FOR THiS COAT) NEW ENGLAND FATENT AGENC Booth's Block, Est. 1866 by Jas. Shep arc. Louls M. Schmidt, 259 Maln St. ephone New Britain apd Martford. TED 10 BLIX T 37161 5 $5.00 VALENCIA OPEN WALTZ FROM 10 TO 10 55 55 Articles For Sale AT BIZES—of pipe tubings, mechinery, paper business, paper bailers, for eals. Feigenbaum & Zeides, 62 Willow Bt —————— MERCHANDISE Help Wanted—Male Experlenced man °8 of 50 and 40 vears wanted | Bennett Motor Sales Co., 230 Arel | S—Prices 36.15, $5.86 Park CRUSH ! and $12.60. Rackliffe Lros. Inc., & Bigelow Sts, Tel, 1 CAR o ‘eed and Fuel 59 —and poultry supplies. For feed and fuel, telephione 419, Cor. St. | conmamx 1o Dest | tanley Svea Graln and Coal Co., Dwight and Stanley street READ HERALD CLAS FOR YOUR WANTS Tolish 274 So. Ma And swect Apply RADISH ted. nted, cap seraping New I TBLER fitting an, 0. Box 207, .r‘.b:(. sembler, ritain. | —_— A THOUSAND DOLLARS — WHY? e 175 My MOTHERS BIRTHDAY By PERCY CROSBY WHO DO YA THINK T | AM-GENE TUNNEY Copyright P Gty 1316 Jahnson Features k. o Is ] SHOE'S COME | UNDORE ! Pretending JUST PRETEND WERE LOOKING INTHE WINDOW), 50 THE RUBBER-NECKS WONT NOTICE ME!