New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1930, Page 21

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1930. -+ PASTOR PREDICTS | CLASH WITH ROME Says Catholics Trying to Win| Sy Back England ; Herald | ANNOUNCEMENTS | < ’ | of Burial Lots, Monuments 1 Nottingham, Eng. March 11 (M ( ‘l f d = - suueal Foes Slonuments o Rev D el oheet i asslilel NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS. 123 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and presidential address at the annual | . descriptions. Reasonable. Phone 2633-W. national council of the L\angelxcah Headlngs Florists 3 free chyrches today said, “We are | BOSTON FERNS. Very reasonable prices. approaching the time when once | SANDELLI'S GREENHOUSE, 235 Oak St Telephone 21§1-W. again there wil '::l,. ber Mi‘ befa Clu},‘ b"““"‘ Announcements GRAPE VINES should bs pruned now. e two opposing forces. 1—BURIAL LOTS, MONUMENTS Also fruit trees and e bushes. ‘Rome works with deadly per-| s—LEATH NOTICES George Bollerer. Phone 751 | sistency,” said Dr. Sharp, a past| 3=FLORISTS st and Fou 5 president of the Wesleyan confer-| J:A~LANLSCAPE GARDENING = S 2 i i yan confer-| | _yyNERAL LIRECTORS 1 BRACELET (white gold, tiree stones). ence. “The prize—the winning back | §—1.08T AND FOUND Finder please call 2216-W, Reward. of England to the Roman faith— | §—PERSONALS D0G LOST, Boston terrier, brindie with | is a great one. All that devotion, | 7—8TORE “i.fifi;i.fi:’lfi L] white lmannnsv T;’g ‘n.rms; .w]i swers to name of “Pete.” Reward. Cal strength and persisténcy can ac-{ 8—AUTO ANL TRUCK AGENCIES 2489-R, complish will be thrown into the| y—AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR SALE | LOBT. NECKLACE ON CHESTNUT & conflict. T have no fear of the re- |10—AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANG REWARD. ~ DLEASE TELOPHONE v 11=AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES ok o e > nult it the free churches will stana |\ ZAUTO N B WaNTED TR : frm. 13—AUTOB—TAXI SERVICE SMALL L‘{;\m{v o Lnsv Saturday after- ntinuing, Dr. Sha 4 14—=GARAGES TO LET noon. Contained about evard, thsofrc:u‘chgurghcs F‘O\:‘l‘; S:"l ‘hat\li—MUTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES Telaphone 3919-W' k. 3 ¢ mever ac-|;_MOTORCYCLES-BICYCLES WANTED | SUM of money Jost between Stanier and cept state domination. The bishop of | 17—SERVICE STATIONS—REPAIRING RSNl T s Al ererd reae Durham had contended the domin- Business service turn fo 415 Stanley St | fon of the state in the mother|!3—BARBERS, HAIRI'S, MASSEUSE Personals [ church should be abolished, but to [ 13=BULLDING ANL CONTRACE | e 20—BUSINESS SERVICE RENDERED |CLEAN DRESSES, draperies, ete, with obtain “this freedom,” Dr. Sharp|21—DENTISTS genuine Cleener's naphtha and Putnam P . added, the price must be paid. i2—DRESEMAKING & MILLINERY cleaner. Hall's Paint Store, 133 Arch Th 23—DYEING & CLE G St Tel. 2605 e conference, which lasts three | o JCR. CIN | - 3 i i ZSINSURANCE=ATILERINDS RENT A BOOK. Wide welvction of &l days, received the welcoming An-|26—1LAWYERS—PATENT ATTORNEYS | ‘ the mnewest books. The Reacon Book and Gift Shop, 85 West Main St. glican deputation headed by Right | 28—MOVING, Rev. Henry Mosley, bishop of |37—PAINTIA STORING & CRATING PAPER HANGING Bouthwell. 29—PRESSING AND TATLORING Fittings ‘u_your loine. Mrs, A. Car- e J0—PRINT'G, JOBR'G. STATIONERY Denter. 34 Rockwell Ave. Tel. 5742, 51—PROFESSIONAL SERVICES WE REBUILD Iadiss and gentlemen's 3I-REPAIRING | “nats like mew. The Modern iat Shop. | 33-A—PIANO TUNING | 33 Church St. near Main. 33°WANTED TO RENDER SERVICES Educational | - 34~CORRESPONDENCE COURSES AUTOMOTIVE (Continued From Page Seven) | B—DANCING TEACHERS 36—INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL Auto and Truck Agencies 8 37=LOCAL. & PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS 8Kkipp lookéd best for the losing con- | 38—WANTED—INSTRUCTORS AUTOMUTIVE SALES & BERVICH tingent with cight points. Employment Nemlcelieinishos AL ot ord After see-sawing through almost|{0—HELP—AGENTS WANTED e (SR SRS e BT th < & 4)-A—HELP—SALESMEN WANTED 248 ELM ST. 586 ARCH ST. he entire game, the score of the | HpLpo-sEN WANTED T St LA final battle turned in favoer of the|42—HELP—WOMEN WANTED UICK MOTOR —Sales and service. | Buick Co. 1139 Stanley Street agles, wi=zirs of second place in the [ 48—HELP—MEN OR WOMEN el O s e RO Ry i 1nit; t cor the New De. | {4—SITUATIONS WANTED—MEN Telephcne 2607 nittal, semester, over the New De-| (;Zs[TUATIONS WANTEN—WOMEN |GHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE—Par partutés, 23 to 19. Al Bordeau, high- | 46—BUSINES8 OPPORTUNITIES terson Chevrolet, Incorporated, 1141 est scorer in the first round, tallied | $7—INVESTMENTS. S8TOCKS BONDS Stanley St. and 18 Main St. Tel. 211. 13 points for the winners. Joe Flem- | (3= MONET LOANED CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH _MOTGR inity C e CARS, TARGO TRUCKS. Sales and ing, one of the Trinity College regu- ! {§—WANTED—TO BORROW Service. Bond Motor Car Co. 139 Arch }Ars, hfol‘md the hoop for 10 points e Al::'lnr)axfy::'rocx Street. Taiephone §10 3 Qi Rb ) T Lt DF SOTO SIX, “A Marvelous Car.” Come Only four games remain to be|5l—DOGS, CATS, PETS in and see it. J. B. Moran Motor Sales. . §2—EGGS. POULTRY SUPPLIES 3 S played in the circuit. and the Dixies | s3—HORSES. VEHICLES 3133 Church St. Telephone 2842-W. have already clinched the crown. The S{—WANTED_1IVE s'(r]?cx YONGENPRTRERE RN e green and white team has succeeded Merchandise Dodge Bros. Trucks. Fours and_Sixe in winning both rounds of the|SS—ARTICLES FOR BAlLL SUE T Diconioeles SeroailsvsuRlY, 5 . 85-B—FOR THE VACATIONIST Street. Telephone 731. league. At the conclusion of the|gs BUILDING MATERIALS DURANT motor car_and_Rugby {ruck. leaguc season a beautiful statuette.|s7—BUSINESS & OFFICE EQUIPMENT | R. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry BStreet. a gift of Savitt's of Hartford, will |58—=FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS Telephone 2051-2. be presented to the winning Dixies. | S9=FEED AND FUEL W@ ANTS Individual trophies, solid gold bas-|§1—FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING ketball fobs, will be presented to|62—GOOD THINGS TO EAT eagh player on that team. The statu- | $3—HOUSEHOLL ARTICLES rect. Telephone 224. SH motor cars. Ses the new line. P 64—~MACHINERY. ELEC. & TOOLS Sales and Service. A. G. Hawker, 58 ette will remain in the social rooms | g5 _MERCHANDISE AT THE STORES | _Fim 8t Telephone 2436. of the Boys' club. The name of each | t6—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS GAKLAND new V.8 Pontiac Big Bix. X B i i vi - P Grah Sales & Service. Howard W. scribed upon ft. 63—WANTED. ARTICLES TO BUY OGLOSMOBILE and Viking, New beautiful models in sixes and eights. Sales & Service. Domijan Motor Co.. Hotsl Bur- Hebrews Plan Celebration Plans are now being formulated | 69—APARTMEN TS & TENEMENTS i 28_PLUMBING, HKAT'G. METAL, WORK | SPENCER CORSETS. surgical and dress | | AUTOMOTIVE ] 21 OUSE-HUNTING at best is irksome ... the easiest way in this section. Are your plans to move spring? If it is, you can't up the daily lists and descnptlons of vacant residences which are to be found in the “Homes For Rent” columns of the Over 15,000 Families Read the Herald Daily REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartnients 2nd Tencments 63 MAIN ST. Sil—4 and 5 rooni steam ated apartments. Both in first class condition. Inquire Henry Morans and Music Store. SAPLE &1 floor. All ‘modern conveniences. Garage it desired. Inquire second floor. s . 180—5 room tenement, 1#C | MAPT LIVE STOCK sorable. Inquire 2 © ST, 2i5—4 room tenement. All odern improvements. Rent very rea- Manle St - "vlp—\\'nm(-n Wanted Poultry Supplies Herald Office NOGTAPHER 3 ks, Reds and le»s, 350 per 's through the Rental ads ent experience preferred handwriting, giving age, 5g or a thousand PARK PLACE, 43— a house this well afford to pass at 50 Monroe Street washing once a weel. Tadies (o demonst HNUKRAY ST. si—Apartment of fva Near downtown. Rent : same address. Tel. 4507-M, i room temement, 18t floor ements, steam heat, garag Tel. 1615-R iVe room apartment. asant. All modern improve- Rent reasonable. Tel. 3180-W. —Six room tenement, ovements. Telephdne om tenement. Inquire €6 Lenox Help—Men or Women Herald Classified Situations Wanted—Men MARRIED man wishe Talephone 5203 " Wanted—Women EXPERIENCLD apartments, zble AVE rooms Latest improvements, Inquire first floor. 5 room ap: ovements, hot water service, Inquire —% and 5 room tene- mnrovements. Very rea- 1 see. Inquire 400 So. d 5 room leated mprovenients. Reason- Tel. 503 Ads erred. Good (00 5 roume. Al improve- 5 and 6 rooms, 325; up. Cohn. 2 Elm St. aparcmonts. Steam beat, “ baths. Reasonabls, No- Store, 120 Hartford Ave Telephone 1433-J. INANCIAL Business Opportunities | WAtLace ST, 5=Fhr Mo Ass'm, 122 Main Service Stations—Repairing Articles For Sale A3-11—4 and 5 repm without garage. site school. Telephone Four room tenemenr, improvements. Reasan- A. Edelson. same addrass Toom tenement. rn improvemen third fleor. nable. Tel 4433 - ST, 28—Four room tenembht vements. Rent reasonable. Tn- frames (o fit BUSINESS SERVICE commission to start ——— ~Slx_rooms to rept. Plumbing. Heating, Metal Works 28 | Business and_Office_Equipment 57 TELEPHONE 300—INSTANT SERVICE Tires—Tubes—Batteries—Chaina Vulcanlzing—Auto Electrle Repalr | O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO. 33 WASHINGTON ST HUPMOBILE SALES & SERVICE. The | Connecticut Hupmobile Co., 230 Arch | CHIMNEY repairing, general mason and HOUSE WIRING—Estimates furnished. | Have your work done now. Barry & oo PAUL ZEHLER—Roofer, siate, gravel, | WASHINGION GARAGE Repairing and overhauling on all makes of care BTORAGE ool BUSINESS SERVICE ] | Building and Contract 19| plastering work. Work guarsnteed. J. J. MeLarney, 24 Newfield Ave. Tel. §91. Bamforth. 19 Main St Phone 2504, | asphalt, tin and shingle roofs. New or repairing. Phona 1480, for the celebration of the annual|T0—BUSINESS PLACES VOR RENT ritt Garags, 136 Washington St. Tel Purim of the local Beth Isracl He- [TL—DESI ROOM AND Phona 4575 brew school on Laurel street on the | 713—HOUSES FOR RENT PA:K.\NU;HLL»soxrk‘;sssz:‘( Sa,\l:qx Eu:: Ve A 6. “Father Abra-|74~SUBURBAN FOR RENT Service. Honeyman Auto Sales, 2 a svening offMarchl °F R i3—~VACATION PLACE8S FOR RENT Main_St. Telephone 2542. ham,” an educational play, and a 16~WAREHOUSES & STORAGE REO SALES & SERVICE, Frank P. Mc- second one-act sketch dealing with | 77—~WANTED—TO RENT Namara, corner Elm and Park Streets. Hebrew life will be staged. Pupils of Real Estate for Sale “Telephone 2110 the organization will recite and sing. | 73—AGENTS—REAL ESTATE STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS—Salesand :;-ggg‘é“’:mggsmcss ERCEETITT Service. Albro Motor Sales Co., 225 MOYA RESIGNS OFFICE "I RULLIING LOTS FOR SALE e e Santo Domingo, Dominican Re- :(z-:fin;a:sr&nxs;:;sm “;”r‘ :T B oy public, March 11 (P—Martin Moya | W=gO0GEs "o C0e ok sare Main_§t._ Telephone 1513, resigned today as secretary of state 8» ~BURIRHAN FOR SALE WILLYS- NIGHT SALES AND SERV- for the interior. President Rafel|I8—KEAL KSTATK WUR EXCHANGE ICE. Fine motor cars. Beloin Garage | 3 i i c- | S7T—REAL AT L and Motor Sales. Fred Beloin, Jr.. Eetraliapitensle pRotntedias s s Rooms, Goard and Hutels Prop., 115 Church Strest. Telephone | cessor the lawyer, Jacinto B. Pey- | . (00N Eron zido; O R S REAT Autos anc Trucks For Sale 9 The ney secreiany e nes min 33‘338335 R Eng:ggxzzpmu SBUICK_TOU m: T TAR FOR SALE. ‘ ister of justice under President Bacz | 31— Q0N FOR HOU R o in 1514, is a brother of Francisco J.|s3—BOARD AND ROOM WANTED BUICK ROADSTER, 1925 FOR SALE or Peynado, foreign minister. exchange. Inquire 143 Washington Street. USED CARS HUDRON 1528 VICTORIA for sale in OTICE first class condition. Telephone Plain- ville, 425. STUDEBAKER Coach, 19%. Price 3200. Also Ford sedan in A-1 mechanical condition, $25. Must sacrifice. Tel. 6692, Service station—Repairing 11 Residents of the Maple Hill Fire District are requested to pay water rents at the home of C. E. Ericson, | INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORA- Sanding old varn HEMSTITCHING, PICOTING, BUTTO) N Business Service Rendered 20 TIONS—Flags, etc. Call on our seriice for soclals and weddings. Eddy Awning and Decorating Co. 231 Arch St A1 modern improvements and garage. Innuira at_prer Tel. 1213, Houses For Rent 78 100% location NEW BRITAL BE at’a reasonatle Elm 8§t Tel. Money loans Tass vestaurant | Cohn about | 5325 or 2425, Armu o 5unexsnnfl cundu"m' bath. All improvem cal T SAFES We Tave them to vt any home | or business purposes. welghts. Prices start at Co.. stationers and office out- €6_Church_Street. Housel.old Articles ALL KINDS watches and clochs veps Al work guara Open to 8 p. m Matiresses vemade and mad!‘ urniture upholsterin CLDEN ST. 208—5 room bungalow with = 330 per month Spring St. Tel. 4042; Agents—Rcal Estate 8 Bedding Co. Tel. Cxtra fine vashing machine, | Machins Works, | Our list comprises some very nnusual bargainy’ Room 412, The Commercial Trust Co. Bldg. Matiresses made ng_machine LET THE Commercial Co., Realtors help you locate. No matter what your meeds Uf {t is real estate) we can serve you. t a md«- n- \--r Bri bo epread over & period | iy houses. List Hardware Gity Co- UPHOLSTERING, including overstuffed ps. side curtains and slip covers. TepaiTing, | onty J\Puwuzm per month cn the unpa FIVE up-to-date rosms of furniture. = aie customers for one and two fam- ur houss with ue . Assn, 122 Main No Red Tape Building Lots For sale 1) EDUCATIONAL THE PHOENIX FINANCE CO, HENRY GOLD WEST END LOTS—Fine bullding stes in very best section. W, W Hatch Co.,: 24 gton St. Tel. 3400. Farmis For ‘ale 52 Dancing Teachers curtaine and MATTRESSES Telephone 537. UNITED BLDG., 1ST FLOOR, ROOM New mattresse . MacKay-Wallin, “Telephone 4625, DINING room set Mag's Store). Price within reason EMPLOYMENT —_— Heolp—Salesmen “a.!!md ons cnameled 71 Open 5:30 to 6 p Morgan, Kingsiey & Thompson FLOR KRAFT hed floors or mew without fuss, mess or dust. when you need It. Courteous 24- | floor as demonstrators. business and TEL. 534 111 MAIN ST Dressmaking and Millienry 2 qualifications first corner Main and Cast Main Sts Instruments SINESS OPPORTUNITT |Small 5 room house and gas flling sta- tion with good = Iot. Located on state highwa:i. Doing 2 fine busineas. particulars see CARLSON & CARLSON covering and pinking. Bradbury Turnbull, 17 Wallace St. Tel. 6031 HEMSTITCHING o tons covered at 51 Prospect St Mrs. | Albrecht. Telephone 3279-\V | Dyecing and Cleaning 23 W BRITAIN DRY CLEANING CORP, The reliable cleaner and dyer. 96 and 415 West Main Gtreet. Telephone 364 for prompt mervice. §00d condition. 8 > MONET QUICKLY * Come n, (two) wanted. Commisslon high. T Ty done; also but- | Realtors 183 MAIN ST, TEL. 1817 Houses For sale 83 ARE YOU PLANNING TO BUILD? Get niy estimate first. Telephone 4372, Paul Lonts & Co. between 5 and 6§ p. m. is three and one-half per cent month o unpaid amount of loan. | 99 West Main Room 201 Raphuel Bidg. Tel. BUESCHLR Practically new sell for $30 cael BELVIDERE Herald Office. Write Classificd 7 room Thouss. All medern Sun parlor, tile bath, all hardwood, 3 car garage. lot 60x150. Very reasonable price._Apply B. Solomon. Tel. 4170. | NEED MONEY? We furnish a loan serv fce—quick—courteous—confidential. only charge is 3}3% interest per month | on ‘the unpaid balance. YOUNG man radio service. Nassau Finance | 146 Man Street. Insuranco—All Kinds 24 Help—Women Wanted R e eonard Bldg. BE SURE! Let us insure vou mow! A call to 2031 will bring our represent- ative. P. J. MURRAY CO., 325 Main St. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Clesson W. Parker Commerclal Trust Co. Building 55 West Main St. Elm Hill, or to H. H. Howard at the | New Britain Trust Company. This arrangement is necessary owing to S. Wolt, prop, Auto radiaters, body fen- ders repaired. 107 Arch St. Tel. 1709. i BATTERIES AND SERVICE the temporary fliness of Arthur O. |||STOP | 0ok LISTEN B AT R AN DR R IEE Ames, Collector. 176-186 ARCH ST. TEL. 3989 THE MAPLE HILL L AUTO TOPS AND SIDE CURTAINS made FIRE DISTRICT, By Harry H. Howard, President. and repaired. Rumble seat tops Closed car tops a_specialty. John's Auto Top Shop. 103 West Main St. Tel. 1494. BRAKES RELINED and adjusted by “Brake Tester”” No guesswork. Gover Tire & Brake Co., 223 Elm St. Tel. 5879, BRING YOUR BATTERY IN or call 2805 for our special recharging service. Ex- Then Buy a Used Car With ||| _ite Battery service s6 chestnut st. N y | BATTERY SERVICE, Auto electricians. An 0. K. That Counts Vulanizing. Rudy's Batery . Service, 186 East Maln St. Call 70S. “Make our wtation.” THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arrgnged for Quick and Ready Reference LINH RATES for CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepaid day ...1 line a3 .10 days...1 lins 27 24 days...1 ling “s ] . your car repaired now. J. B. Moran ncorporaien Garage. 313% Church St. Tel. 2842-W. 1141 Stanley St. 18 Main St. ||| FOR quick, emcient, Tow cost servics go BSEELS to Harry's Repair Shop, 114 Franklin Oven Evenings Sa. _(rear Rackliffe’'s). Tel. 1703. O BECKER, expert radiator repair. Au- thorized Harrison service station. Quicks Count 6 words to a lize. est service at lowest cost. Rear 12 T (e T Glen_Street. Telephone 5430. Minimum space 3 lines. ‘ LASSIFIED RADIATORS repaired by new method, Mizimum Book charge 38 cents. Expert work. Gordes Auto Supply, 63 Broad, cor. Broad & High. Tel.' 6111, The Herald will not be responsible i e ferferrorngarisc ftiefliseiinastion; quick service; satlataction guaranteed. N England Radiator Works, 25 E ADVERTISING FOR THIS fain St mear Main. Telephone 880 Maln St., near SECTION MUST BE ORDERED BES I HCOERONTAG BEFORE 12:30 P. M. DAILY Repairing and Washing REAR 236 MAIN STREET—TEL. 6052 ARCH ST. BODY & RADIATOR WORKS, | Patterson-Chevrolet ||| cimrssir ot i | Moving, Storing, Freighting 26 CALL M. BROWN 292 East Maln St Local and Long Distance Moving LOW RATES Your Furniture Is Insured While in Our Care. Get Our Estimate First Telephone Day or Night 3971-W or 3871-R X7 BUCIIIERE & SONS—Local and long éstance furniture and piano moving. General trucking of all kinds. Furni- ture insured wlhile in trangit. Cheapest rates in the city on loral and long distance maving. Call 516. 95 Winter et, city. TTURE and piano moving. General trucking of all kinds. Geo. H. Smedle: 68 Bassett St. Tel. 530-2. LOCAL and long distance furniture and piano moving at low rates. JOHNSON BROE. Telephone 5080, STORAGB AND FURNITURE Individual rooms. Packing, crating. The Hardware City Storage Co. Telephone E. W. Schultz, 24, or A. E. Hurlburt, 6186, GNDRICKS local and long distance piano and furniture moving. Residence 11 West St. Tel. 1173, Office 4459. Painting, Paper danging 27 HAVE YOUR painting and paperhanging Used | BELVIDERE—Six rooms and sun_porch. Very fina tone Excellent for | Large bath, extra lavatory, hot water heat. Price very low. Cash $1,000. Ex cellent location. W. L. Hateh Co., 24 Washington St. Tel. 3400. Just fine for apartment. EXPERIENCED, COMPETENT STENOG- McCoxs, Inc. RAPHER wanted QUICK LOANS turing concern. UP TO $300 3 Tadte servic Trery Ter AL EXPERT radio service. Battery and ele Terme f | EEFGRE BUTING OR BUILDING your 245 Main St home, or for mortgage money, ®es ui for prompt and_reliable service ag brokers. Rabinow-Raschkow Real Estate Co., 300 Main St. Phone 6600. TWENTT MONTHS TO PAY EXPERIENCED palesiadies fo - 169 Main St ED TO DO LIGHT HOUS) “Telephone 838 REPAIRING. Radio and Television Service, o | BELVIDERE—Single residence with tile bath, oak floors. ete. All modern. Ve: reasonable. See it before you buy. Tele- Plone 636 Apply at store, month on unpaid balance. INDORSERS Telephone 769, STRICT PRIVACY 3 tube dynamic console complete, PHONE 4950 GIRL for gencra T housework. No laundry. Good home, . West Hartford GIRL WANTED FOR Kent and other | The Radio Shop, |BLACK ROCK AVE. Detween Garden and Harrison Sts.—Two family house, 5 rooms on a floor. Two extra reoms on third floor. Price $3,500. Ses us for particulars. The W. L. Hatch Ce, 24 Washington 8. Tel. 2400 GENERAL HOUSE- THE MUTUAL SYSTEM Columbla_ Street WORK. Apply at 45 for gencral 28 Vance St., ~RADIO TUBES—201 and 301UX McCoy's, Inc., c and 50c ea 300 MAIN STREET Stay nights. New Leonard Bldg. CSEDRADIOS. Guaranieed HAVE several homes in New Britaim, Maple Hill and Eim Hill that can be Dought for as low as 3200 to $500 with small monthly paymen Real bar- gains._ See Harry Holland. Tel. 4084 §00d as new. All Cheap. McCoys, | Hours 92 m. g e Open Monday c. 246 Main St evenings until PARK _ST.—Two family house In beAt section. 12 rooms, 2 car garage. Lot Waniea—Articies (0 tuy S PAID for all Peter Jacobs, 43 MORTGAGE Who are lookin open to women. 603160, Price is right. The W. L. Hatch ©o. 24 Washington St. Tel. 3400. TAKEL YOUK CHOICE! One 11 room two-family house. One 7 room cottaga One cottage arranged Lockwood, City el Second mortgages. | ultz & Costello, HIGHEST PRICES PAID for furniture, The CHARIS paper, rags, junk. Call 6105, D, SHIN- ing a radio sales campaign and hundreds CORPORATI T FEIGENBAU & — \\'holeuu The CHARIS foundation garment EIGENBAUM ing more rapidly today LIVE STOCK _— Dogs. Cats, Pets and paper stick. 62 Willow St Tele- lione 1985 or 48iL Our ladies are earning $40-850 per et on commission. ST IV CIVET: Price reasonable. after 6 p. m. 2gs. Poultry Supplies CHICKS—Sturdy Qualifications Work from 9 to 12, 5 days per week. All accepted applicants Wil receive thorough REAL ESTATE FOR RENT —_— T Apartuments and Tenements thoroughbred Barred Rocks 317 APARTMENTS or tenement Apply Wednesday TWO family house. & rooms. All improve- ments. Must be moved from premises. quire National Laundry, Straet house, 10 rooms, & min- s e e extra lot. All mod- ern improvements. Price 36,500; $1,000 cash. Peter Denuzze, City Hall Bldg., Room 407. Telephone 626 or 1063-J. Rooms For Rent L Leghorns $15 per 100. done mow. Lowest prices. Call J. Gu- towskl, 15 Seymour St. Tel. 273-W = | Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 | feeders and supplies. open_evenings 300 MAIN STREET ‘ 0¢—4 rooms. AND 9:30 SATURDAY. AR 236 MAT E 3 TIRES, BATTERIES, AUTO ELECTRIC | SERVICE—P. & V. Tire & Battery | Co.. 261 Myrtle St. Telephone 3693. CASTELLANIT BRO:! and tinning. Telephons 1491. Always | quickest service. 124 North St. —Piumbing. heating | RE TOUSEWORK. CHICKS.” ?hw GRAND ST., 55— Large pleasant roem in private home. Small family. Price $4. Phone 3342-W. DR Rtebglot 195 Pars hts modern improvements. Inquire WHERE'S YA v MAKIN A PiILLOW FeATMERS? FOR ME COUSIN, AUNT GUSSIE's BoY BY THE SCHULTZES ‘ “Ticklish” Work FEATKERS I AIN'T USIN' ® 1930 i | second floor. BLACK ROCK Phone 411-R. improvements MAIN ST, 45— Furnished rooms, singie or Gouble. Steam heat, hot water. Mre. o'Dell MAIN ST, 3—Pleasani front rooms Steam heat, hot wau roundings, Reasonal Alderman, Yome mur- Tnquire Mre. TAquIcE a6 coraes store G—First house off West Main. Six rooms and bath. N (Copyright, nzv‘ by Metropolitan Newspaper Service) ROOMS BY DAY OR WEEK. Reasonable rates. Hotel Doris, 51 Main St. Tele- phone 4475. WEST MAIN ST, 154—UARGE, PLEAS- ANT ROOM FOR RENT. SUITABLE FOR_TWO PERSONS. . Realtors. Phone 6000, WEST T Si—second floor ARL ST. 26—One furnished Toom to rent. Pleasant location; mear center. Private home. four rooms and WHAT YA PUTTIN' IN I THEN? CHESTNUT 306—Five room BABEJ GO UG improvements; Inquire on premises second floor. Rooms and Board 90 well heated, furnished room with excellent menls. Two minutes from P. O. Tel. 5565-W. | SUMMER_s7 Price reagonable. 15—Three or four board- ers wanted. Home cooking. Centrally located CONNECTICUT Rooms l'or Housekeeping 91 v renovated. All Drovements. Reasonabie. Tel COLUMBIA ST modern im- Ve room tenement ELM ST, 4-Light housckeeping roems. All modern conveniences, stéeam heat, hot water conveniences. improvements, MAIN ST. 61—Sirgle or double roema or light housekeeping. Also rooms and board at low rates. Tel. 1324 Inquire fruit store, v | PROSPECT ST.. 16—Roome furnished for light houseeeping. Well heated. Buit- able for * or 3 persons. Central. Rea- sonable. Private entrance. SUMMER _ST., JUBILEE ST., 146—35 rooms. x30. Suitable for business. Garage and 4. 5 room apari- ments for housekeeping. Also single rooms. Garage. Apply lst floor west. occupled by Furnished Rooms Wanted 93A v Percy L. Crosby, Great Britain rights reserved ( King Featutés Syndicate, Inc five room tenement improvements. —Modern seven Hot water heat, NTLEMAN _desires furnished resm with Protestant, American family in residential district with nearby garage accommodations, References gladly fur- nished. Write Claseified Box 18 X. Merald Office.