New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1930, Page 19

TOBAVEINSTITUTE OF MATERNICY HERE Yisiting Nurse Association to Select May Dates The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Visit- ing Nurse association was held yes- terday at headquarters, 52 Center! strect, Mrs. A. J. Sloper, president ©of the board, presiding. Mrs. George T. Kimball, assistant treasurer, presented the treasurers report in the absence of Mrs. Noah Lucas. Mrs. Kimball reported thal the organization was well within its estimated budget for the year, with | a large part of its Community Chest allotment still undrawn. Mrs. Lawrence Humason present- ed the report of the well baby con- ference work for the month show- ing a total of 14 conferences having been held in four different sections of the city, with an attendance ot 220 babies. Volunteer assistants in each of the conferences were constant throughout the month and Dr. L. B. Slysz continued his regular attend. ance. Mrs. Humason also reported about & new maternity institute, by which the Maternity Center association in New York city is bringing high ideals in prenatal and maternity care to many Public Health asso- ciations throughout the country. In Connecticut, the Waterbury Visiting Nurse assoclation has already had this institute for the Visiting Nurse staff, while Middletown and Hart- ford Visiting Nurse associations are signed for it. Mrs. Humason proposed and the board voted to hold the institute in New Britain in May, for the local Visiting Nurse association staff and any other interested nurses who would like to attend. Newington to Serve Itself Mrs. Ernest Smith, in reporting for the nurses’ committee, stated that consideration was being given to the discontinuation of New Brit- ain visiting nurse service in Maple and Elm Hill, as soon as the town of Ne gton, which now has its own Public Health Nurse associa- tion, is ready to assume the respon- sibility. Mrs. George T. Kimball, chairman of the house committee, reported the need for more room to take care of the growth of the staff, and said that more room would be almost im- perative by the fall of 1930. Consid- eration as to ways and means of securing additional space is being contemplated. ; Tt was reported that the next bi- ennial nursing convention will be held June 9 to 14, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. At that convention will mect the three National Nursing bodies and the board and committee members division of the National Organization for Public Health Nursing. Some consideratisn was given as to a candidate “com the local board of directors to attend the convention, and to the number of nurse delegates. It was learned that the visiting nurses themselves are attempting to raise enough money to send one of their own number to the convention in addi- tion to any representative whom the board of directors may send. Visits in February During February 2,298 visits were made as compared with 2,893 in February, 1929. The reduction by 800 visits is partly explained by a loss in time by the nurses through sickness, and in part by the severe nature of the illnesses nursed. The patients cared for during February have been unusually sick and have therefore required more .care and time in comparison with months when more visits were made to less acutely ill patients, the board was informed. Decreases in visits were noted in every type of service offered as compared with the same month last year, but were somewhat heavier than in January of this year. In types of illnesses nursed, in- creases were observed in the number and severity of cases of pneumonta, bronchitis, scarlet fever and severity of cases of pneumonia, bronchitis, scarlet fever and ear conditions, especially among children, Of school ehildren alone 50 were nursed and dismissed, upon recovery, to the kchool medical department, while many more are being carried for- ward for care during March. The total number of deliveries at- tended in the homes of patients also decreased last month, from 14 in January to only nine attended in Tebruary. The total deliveries for the past 11 months is 137 as com- pared with 127 for the preceeding 11 months. The members present were Mrs. Andrew J. Sloper, Mrs. James B. Thomson, Mrs. George T. Kimball, Mrs. Lawrence Humason, Mrs. Wil- liam L. Humason, Mrs. William E. ‘Parker, Mrs. William H. Rattenbury. Mrs Ernest M. Smith, Mrs. Richard L. White and Mrs, Louis W. Young. Airplanes were flown mately 200,000,000 miles approxi- in the United States last year. SKIPPY NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1930. If Your House Is For Sale---S ell It With An Ad Below --- Call 925 City Items Open alleys for you tonight. Rog- ers Recreation Building.—advt. Miss Virginia Tallard, teacher of English in the Central Junior High school will attend the sixth annual convention of the Columbia schol- astic press assoclation in New York city, March 13, 14 and 15, as a dele- gate. A. Nash Co. spring suits and top- coats. J. Ryan, 22 Roxbury road. Tel. 2909.—advt. Mrs. Raymond J. Bradbury and son, Don Bruce, of Lexington, Mass,, are visiting at the home of Mn and Mrs. Henry J. Bradbury, 17 Wal- lace street. Axelrod’s drugs, we deliver, call 10 —advt. Stanley Woman's will hold its regular meeting in Judd's hall, I'riday afternoon at 30 o'clock . Permanent waves, Lugene or Frig- dine, $10. Stotts Beauty Salon, b5 West Main St. Phone 4480 W.— advt. Scandia Lodge will meet Thurs- day evening. A card party will fol- low and refreshments will be served, Permanent waves, Eugene or Irig- dine, $10. Stotts Beauty Salon, 55 West Main St. Phone 4450 W.— advt. Open alleys at Rogers Recreation tonight.—advi John Marro, H. A, Webb and John C. Brown are incorporators of the Marro Shoe Service, Inc., which will engage in the shoe repairing busi- ness here. The capitalization is $50,- 000. Mrs. William J. Bryan To Be Buried in Capital “Washington, March 12 (A—With private ceremonies the ashes of Mrs. Mary Baird Bryan will be com- mitted late today to a grave beside that of her late husband, William Jennings Bryan, in Arlington ceme- tery. Only Representative Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida, a daughter, and William Jennings Bryan, jr., a son, wha brought the ashes from Holly- wood, Calif., and a few close friends are to attend the ceremony at the grave. Mrs. Bryan, who had been an in- valid for 12 years, died January 51 at the “ome of her daughter, Mrs. Grace R. L. Hargreaves, in Holly- wood. Relief Corps Herald Classified Ads in the Her- ald arc read as well as the editorials. AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies AUTOMOTIVE SALES & BERVICE New DBritain's only Authorized Ford ler. Ford cars, service and parts. 248 ELM ST. 36 ARCH ST. BUICK MOTOR CARS—Salesand service. Capitol Buick Co., 1139 Stanley Street. Telephone 2607. CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE—Pat terson Chevrolet, Tncorporated, 114 Stanley St. and 13 Maln St. Tel, 211. CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS, FARGO TRUCKS. Eales and Service. Bond Motor Car Co, 139 Arch Street. Telephone 810, DE SOTO SIX, “A Marvelous Car.” Come in and see it J. B. Moran Motor Sales 313% Church St. Telephone 2842-W. DODGE BROTHERS Motor Cars _and Dodge Bros. Trucks. Fours and_ Sixes S. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 1120 Stanley Street. Telephone 731. DURANT motor car and Rugby truck. R C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry Street. ‘Telephone 2051-2. HUPMOBILE SALES & 8 Connecticut Hupmobile Street. Telephone 224. NASH motor cars. See the new Sales and Service. A. G. Hawker, Elm_St. Telephone 2456. OAKLAND new V-8 Poatiac Blg Six. Graham Bales & Service. Howard W. Whitmore, 50 Chestnut St. Tel. 2810. OLDSMOBILE and Viking. New beautiful models in sixes and eights. Sales & Service. Domijan Motor Co., Hotel Bure ritt Garage, 138 Washington St. Tele- plhone 4575, PACKARD—HUDSON—ESSEX Sales and Service. Honeyman Auto Sales, 200 East Maln St. Telephons 2342, REO SALES & SERVICE. Frank P. Mc- Namara, corner Elm and Park Streets. Telephone 2110. STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS—Salesand Bervice. Albro Motor Eales Co., 22 Arch St. Telephone 260. WHIPPET Fours and Sixes. gales and Service. Elmer Automobile Co., Main St. Telephone 1513, WILLYS-KNIGHT SALE8 AND SERV- ICE. Fine motor cars. Beloin Garage and Motor Sales. Jred Beloin, Jr., Prop., 115 Church Street. Telephone 4560, Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 BUICK TOURING CAR FOR SALE, 1974. TELEPH( NE_4411-R. CTHEVROLET 1928 COUPE FOR SALE, 3230, Good condition. Write Classified Box 47 ., Herald Office. HUDSON 1928 VICTORIA for sale in first class condition. Telephone Plain- ville, 423, Service Station—Repairing 17 XRCH ST. BODY & RADIATOR WORK S. Wolf, prop, Auto radiators, body fen- dery repalred. 107 Arch St. Tel. 1709. BATTERIES AND SERVICE BUDD AUTO PRODUCTS CO. 176-188 ARCH ST. TEL. 3989 AUTO TOPS AND SIDE CURTAINS made and repaired. Rumble seat tops. Closed car tops a wpeclalty. John's Auto Top Shop. 103 West Main St. Tel. 1494, BRAKES RELINED and adjusted by “Brake Tester.” No guesswork. Tire & Brake Co., 223 Elm St. Tel. §879. RVICE. 0. 250 The Arch Tine, 58 Goyer A ; the spring bills. | ROLLING stone gathers no moss, but the dollars that come rolling in from the sale of used articles you no longer need help meet | Yes, if you have something for sale ... a lamp, | rug, chair, victrola, ete. ... a little For Sale | ad will find you a buyer. Just call 925 | Herald AUTOMOTIVE e Service Stations—Repairing 17 WASHINGTON GARAGE Repalring and overhauling on sll makes of cars 8TORAGE PHONE 1738 BUSINESS SERVICE ] —_— Bullding and Contract 19 CHINNEY repalring, general mason aad Plastering work. Work guarsateed. J. J. McLarney, 24 Newfield Ave. Tel. $91. FAOUSE WIRING—Estimates furnished. Have your work done now. Barry & Bamforth, 19 Main St. Phone 2504. | PAUL, ZEHLER—Roofer, _slate, gravel, asphalt, tin and shingle roofs. New or_repairing. Phone 1450. Business Service Rendered 20 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORA- TIONS—Flags, etc. Call on our gervice for socials and weddings. Eddy Awning and Decorating Co., 231 Arch St. Morgan, Kingsley & Thompson FLOR KRAFT THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arranged for Quick and Ready Reference LINE RATES SECUTIVE INSERTIONS Prepaid .10 24 32 for CO Charge .13 R 1 day ...1 line 3 days...l line 6 days...1 ling Count 6 words to a line. 14 lines to an inch. Minimum space 3 lines. Minimum Book charge 38 centa. The Herald will not be responsidle for errors after the frst inpertion. ADVERTISING FOR THIS SECTION MUST BE ORDERED BEFORE 12:30 P. M. DAILY AND 9:30 SATURDAY. ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments 1 NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS, 123 Oak 6t. Monumentsof all sizes and descriptions. Reasonable. Phone 2632-W. Florists 3 BOSTON FERNS. Very reasonable prices. SANDELLI'S GREENHOUSE, 225 Oak St. Telephone 2181-W. BRING YOUR BATTERY IN or call 2005 for our special recharging service. Ex- ide Battery Service, 96 Chestnut St BATTERY SERVICE, Auto electrician: Vulcanizing. Rudy's Battery 186 Bast Main St. Call 708, battery station your battery station.”” Service, “Make our Sanding old varnished floors without fues, mess or dust. TEL. 534 A1 MAIN Dressmaking and Milllenry HEMSTITCHING, PICOTING, BUTTON covering and pinking. Bradbury & Turnbull, 17_Wallacs St. Tel. 6031-J. or new ST, CADILLAC AND NASH—Specialty. your car repalred now. J. B. Moran Garage, 31314 Church St. Tel. 2842-W. Have HEMSTITCHING neatly done; also but- tons covered at 51 Prospect St. Mrs. Albrecht, Telephone 3273-W. FOR quick, efficient, low cost service o to Harry's Repair Shop. 114 Franklin Sq._(rear Racklifte's). Tel. 1703. G, BECKER, expert radiator repair, Au- thorized Harrison service station. Quick- est servico at lowest cost. Rear 12 Glen Street. Telephone 5490, Dyeing and Clcaning 23 NEW BRITAIN DRY CLEANING CORP. The reliable cleaper and dyer. 96 and 415 West Main Street. Telephone 364 for_prompt_service, insurance—All Kinds 21 1 | 22 | |TF you are interested BUSINESS SERVICE Repairing 32 MACHINE work and repairing. Welding | and cutting. Schultz Machine ‘Works, 246 Rocky Hill Ave. Phone 239-W, OLD mattresses made like new. Lowest prices; 12 hour service. B. Berson & Co., 124 Dwight St. Tel. 2530-W. EDUCATIONAL Dancing Teachers 33 BALLROOM, TAP, TOE, BETC. Class or private lessons. Emerson Studio, 152 Main St. (enter Mag's Store). Tel. 613 or 1436-W, EMPLOYMENT ] ————————————————————————— Help—Men Wanted 41 BIG money rizht now selling guaranteed shrubs, plants, I'reo outfit. We deliver, collect. ~ Herrick Nurseries, Rochester, Tn selling a_guar- anteed quality product where thers is no_competition, and good financial re- turns, act at once. Sec Mr. Nash at Burritt hotel Thursday from 13 to 2 o'clock, MAN wanted for Waikins route In New Britain. Average earnings 35 weekly. Chance for reliable hustier to make big paying connection. Write at once. The J. R. Watking Co. 231-56 Johnson Ave. Newark, N. SALESMEN [ i (two) wanted. Very good lo- cal territory. Commission high. To rep- | resent million dollar derful opportunity for the right man. Write Box .7 I. X.. Herald Office. SIGN WRITER_AND__ DIS- Telephono New Britain, concern. A won- 6560, RADIATORS repaired by new method. Expert work. Gordes Auto Supply, 63 Broad, cor. Broad & High. Tel. 6111, BE SURE! Let us insure you mow! A call to 2051 will bring our represant- ative. P. J. MURRAY CO., 325 Main St. 325 RADIATOR _vepairing at lowest prices; quick service; satisfaction guaranteed. New England Radiator Works, 25 East Main 8t., near Main. Telephone 860. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Clesson W. Parker Commercial Trust Co. Bullding 55 West Main St. THBE LOOP GARAGB Repairing and Washing REAR 236- MAIN STREET—TEL. 8052 TIRES, BATTERIES, AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE—P. & V. Tire & Battery Co. 261 Myrtle St. Telephone 3693. TELEPHONE 900—INSTANT SERVICE Tires—Tubes—Batterles—Chaina Vuleanlzing—Auto Electric Repalr ONEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO. 39 WASHINGTON S§T. USED CARS GRAPB VINES should bs pruned now. Also fruit trees and roso bushes. George Rollerer. Phone 781 Lost and Found 5 DOG LOST, Boston terrfer, brindle with hite markings. Tag No. 4649 An- swers to name of “'Pcte.” Reward. 2459-R. KKETS on ring and small strap lost be- tween Gridley's Garage and Cumning- ham's Restaurant, Plainville. Please return to Gridley's Garage. SMALL brown purse lost Saturday after- noon. Contained about $20. Reward. Telephone 3319-W. SUM of money lost between Stanley and Schultz Sts. Liberal reward. Please re- turn to 415 Stanley St. Personals 6 CLEAN DRESSES, draperles, etc., with genuine Cleaner's naphtha and Putnam cleaner. Hall's Paint Store, 179 Arch St. Tel. 2606. RENT A BOOK. Wide selection of all the newest books. The Beacon Book and Gift Shop, 83 West Main St. SPENCER CORSETS, wui Fittings n_your hom penter, 34 Rockwell Ave. Tel. WE REBUILD ladies and_gentiemen's hats like new. The Modern Hat Shop 38 Church St, mear Main. call Look LISTEN L. I S T E N Then Buy a Used Car With An 0. K. That Counts Patterson-Chevrolet Incorporated 1141 Stanley St. 18 Main St. Open Evenings STOP Moving, Storing, Freighting 26 CALL H. BROWN 292 Local and East Main St. Long Distance Moving LOW RATES Tour Furniture 1s Tnsured Whils in Our Care. Get Our Estimate First Telephone Day or Night 3971-W or 3371-R X BUCHIERE & SONS—Local and long distance furniture and piano moving. General trucking of all kinds Furni- ture insured while in transit. Cheapest rates In the city on local and long distance moving. Call 515. 956 Winter Street, city. FURNITURE and piano moving. General trucking of all kinds. Geo. H. Smedley, 65 Bassett St. Tel. 830-2. LOCAL and long distance Dlano moving at low rates. BROS. Telephone 5080, STORAGE AND FURNITURE [Individual rooma. Packing, crating. The Hardware City Storage Co. Telephone B, W. Schultz, 24, or A. E. Hurlburt, 5186, GNDRICKS Tocal and long distance plano and furniture moving. Residence 11 West §t. Tel. 1173. Office 4453, Painting, Paper Hanging 21 HAVE YOUR painting and paperhanging done now. Lowest prices. Call J. Gu- towskl, 15 Seymour St. Tel. 273-W. Plumbing, Heating, Metal Works 28 SHEET METAL WORK, copper and Armico guttersand conductors. Thomas F. Fitzpatrick & Co. 215 Park St Repairing 32 ALL KINDS watches and clocks repaired All_work guaranteed. Open to 8 p. m J. Blenkowskl, 23 Lafayetts, Tel. 3301 BEDDING. Mattresses remade and made to order. Furniturs upholstering. Hard- ware City Bedding Co. Tel. 37 oS UPHOLSTERING, furniture repalring. including overstuffed furniture. Auto tops, side curtains and slip covers. Ed- ward Gorfaln, 168 Arch St. Tel. 4424. furniture and JOHNSON Help—Women Wanted EXPERIENCED, COMPETENT ST OG- RAPHER wanted for local manufac- turing concern. Apply, giving age, ref- erences, experience ete. Write Classi- fied Box 31 E. G., Herald. ' XPERIENCED esalesladles for ready-to- ear, to work Saturday afternoons. | UNITED BLDG. | MONEY FINANCIAL Money Loans 18| A LOAN UP TO 3500 on your own sigmature 4 secy help you settls your unpaid billa. witl | Payments may of ‘twenty me only charge cent per month bs spread over a period | ths or as you desire. The | three and one-half per | on the unpaid balance. No Red Tape Call—Wr —or Telephone 5255 THE PHOENIX FINANCE (O, 308 MAIN ST, 1ST FLOOR, ROO | AT RAILROAD CROSSING | | LOANS UP TO 3300, Confidential service. Interest at the rate of and one-half per cent per month the unpaid balance. Mutual In. 1 Service, 141 Main St., over Ashley's. Phone 1 n 8:30 to 6 p. m. dally All_day Saturday to 9 p. m when you need It Courteous 2 hour servive.” Only cost Is three and | cne-half per cent per month on the unpaid balance. Rellance Loan Corp, corner Main and East Main Sts. Phone 4299. NEED M( EY QUICKLY ? Come in, wri or. ’phone. {f you need up to $300! Quick, courteou rvice. The only charge is three and one-half per cent per montli on unpaid amount of loan. Beneficial Loan Society, 83 West Main St. Room 201 Raphacl Bldg. Tel. 1943. NEED MONEY? We furnieh a loan serv- ice—quick—courteous—confidential. Our only charge ts 3%4% Interest per month on the unpaid balance. Nassau Finance Corporation, Room 510, Leonard Bldg. Telephone 6593 © QUICK LOANS UP TO 3300 TWENTY MONTHS TO PAY Entire cost based legal charge of thres and one-half per month on unpaid balanc NO INDORSERS STRI PHONE 4350 on interest | per cent PRIVACY THE MUTUAL STSTEM 500 MAIN STREET Toom 202, New Leonard Bldg. Hours 9a.m. to 5p.m. Sat. until 1p.m. Open Monday evenings until & p. m. LIVE STOCK — Dogs, Cats, Pets 51 | FULL grown collie for wale. Good wath | dog. Price reasonablc. Phome 3632-W | after 6 p. m, i Eggs, Poultry Supplies | di Articles For sale SWING frames (0 At any siz all colors at 31 and $1.50. Studio, of course! Business and Office_Equipment 57 | Arcade Apartments and Tencments 6% SOUTH HIGH ST., Latest improver garage, janitor room apart- hot water Inquire heat, first § MAIN ST, 412—4 and 5 room tene- ents with all {mprovements. Very rea- ne and see. Inquire 400 So. rtments, Tooma. All improve- i: 5 and 6 rooms, 3 $35 up. Cohn. 2 Elm St. apartments. Steam heat, le baths. Reasonable. No- 120 Hartford Ave. Toom water, tl veck's Drug Store, NEW STORE FIXTURE CoO. Fixtures of All Kinds 553 SOUTH MAIN ST. TEL. 8154 WALNUT ST, ut i5—5 room apartments. janitor service. Inquire 53 rear_2nd_floor. Mr. Barke, st SAFES. We have them to suit any home | or business purposes. In all sizes and welghts. Prices start at $25. Adkins Printiog Co.. etationers and office out- fitters, 86 Church Street. | Housel.old_Articles LACE floor. Inquire WALLACE Modern Rent reas S m tenement, Reagon- same address. Toom temement. ements; third floor, able. Tel. 4433 a Able delson AN catre nine washing machine. months. Less than half price. Ter suit. Guaranteed perfect. Tel. 3600. ) Andrews. SY ice. E Wwashing machi Ask us about am Electric Plione 4185 e salcs 4 trade-in Service, 110 Fran and ser New Brit n §q WHITING ST, 5—Four room tenement. Rent reasonable. In- ST. 195—Six rooms to rent. mprovements and garage. prev Tel. 1218, ses. T Houses For Rent kt 3 FIVE up-t sol sired Gate rooms of sacr Rent Call niture at avatlable GLENWOOD RIj water fro; Telephone HEATER c and buifet HENRY GOLDSMITH St. Shades, lincleums, curtaine and _beddt MATTRESSES remade Retursed same day. New mattresses to order. MacKay-Wallin, Telephione 4525, TNG room set, 7 lition. Telep & CO, 35 Main rugs, draperies, Telephone 537. and renovated. | i To ex- 1one e, 1610, om_bungalow with . $30 per month, 1. 4042, Agents—Rceal Estate kL] T THE Commercial Co., Realtora heip ate. No matter what your needs (If 1t is real estate) we can serve you. Our list comprises ®onie very unusu bargains. om 412, The Commercial Trust Co, E Diachines. Latest Gemonstrators. | Henry Mo washing Lib Terms, rans & 3 Main St W have customers for one and two fan i c our liouse with us. Har ¢ Co-Op. Assn., 122 Mal Musical_Instruments 66 | Bullding Lots For Sale 81 BUFSCHE T Aat tenor Vers ood rondition, Snap pads. Will sell for | 35 g buser. Write Classified | Box 25 D. A. Meraid | BUESCHER saxophone, B flat_soprano. | Practically new. Used only short time Will sell for $30 cash. Write Classified Box 19 D. A. Herald | POLISH, Swedish and Ttallan recor All brand mew. At reduced price of for 31.00. McCoy's Inc. 46 Main St TENOR sazophones and trumpets. Used | ~ery little, Very fine tone. Excellent for beginnors. _Priced low. McCoys, Inc., 246 Mam_ Street. USED PLAYER piano. Was § $300. i excellent condition, Inc. 245 Main st VICTROLAS. Al in fine condition. Now is the time fo buy for the cotiage. §5. McCoy's. Inc., 245 Main St Radio EXPERT radio_serv Thone, A 0 6613 | Battery and elec- | radios. Used battery sets at low | Central Stores, Inc., 43 trect. Telephone §35. Main | | WEST END LOTS—Fine bullding mtes (n very best section. W. L. Hatch Co., 24 Washington St. Tel. 5400, Farms For ‘ale OPPORTUNITY 5 room house and gas fillin good sized lot. Located®on lighway. Doing a fine business. within reason. For particulars sce tion state Price with CARLSON & CARLSON Realtors TEL. 1817 Houses For Sale 83 | ARE YOU PLANNING TO BUILD? Get my estimate first. Telephone 4373, Paul Ponte & Co. between 5 and 6 p. m. PERT WADIO REPAIRING Radio and Television Service, Street. Telephone 769, LYRIC § tube dynamic consols complote, | $99.50; screen grid Lyric complete, $130.50; Grebe, Atwater Kent and other battery scts, $5 up. The Radio Shop. S48 Areh Tel. 520 or 5188-W. USED RADIOS. Guaranteed to work as §00d as new. All makes and models. Cheap. McCoys, lnc., 246 Main St. ZENTTIL radio for sale. Price very low. Set in perfect condition. Inquire Mrs Gowen, 107 Wynola Ave. Tcl. 6084-R. E United | 56 Main | st | BELVIDER: BELVIDER room Liouse. All modern. Sun parlor, tile bath, all hardweod, 2 car garage, lot 60x150, Very reasonable price. Apply B. Solomon. Tel. 4170, —Six_rooms and sun porch. Large bath, extra lavatory, hot water heat, Price very low. Cash $1,000, Ex- cellent location. W, Hatch 2 Washington §t. Tel. 3400. BEFORE BUYING OR BUILDING your home, or for mortgage money. Ses us for prompt and_reliable service as kers. Rabinow-Raschkow Real Estate Co., 500 Main St. Phone 5600, 52 | BABY CHICKS—Sturdy Uioroughbred T | 1. Reds $18, Barred Rocks $17, White | Leghorns $15 per 100. Very large stock | of chick feeders and supplies. Store en evenings to 7:30, Saturday to 9. B. Bird & Feed Co., 172 Arch St. BABY CHICKS. Place your orders how | for baby chicks. All pure bred stock. | S. P. Strople, 185 Park St. Tel. 39, | Mortgages 48B | AND _ SECOND _ MORTGAGE | Clesson W. Parker, Commer- cial_Trust Bullding. 85 West Main St. MONEY TO LOAN. Second mortgages. hultz & Costello, 1Inc, 242 Main | Street. Telephone 24. | Eggs, Poultry Supplies 52 NATIVE poultry, allve or_dressed. Deliv- ered. Fresh eggs. N. B. Live Poultry Market, 98 Hartford Ave. Tel. 652 BABY chicks, Reds and Rocks, $20 per 100. Leghorns, 318. Brooders, poultry supplies. Will hatch your eggs for 4c ecch. Will take one egg or a thousand. FIRST LOANS. Davls Co., 169 Main St GIRL wanted for houscwork. One willing to go to New York. Good home and pay. Telephono 3530-W., GIRL, WANTED T0 DO LIGHT HOU WORK. Apply at store, 665 Arch Street. GIRL for gencral housework. No laundry. Small_family. Good home. 78 Bretton | Rd.. West Hartford. Tel. 4-7087. Aldrich Chick Hatchery, Newington road, Elm Hill. Tel. 267-R. BARRED ROCKS and Red chicks. Eggs | hatched, 1 or 5,000, Slater Farm, | Turnpike. Berlin, Conn. Tel. 111-R. | FALL'S CHICKS—Reds, Barred Rocks, Whito Leghorns, White Wyandottes. Hatches every day. All breeders blood tested under state supervision. Tele- | hone 645-5. GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE- WORK. Apply at 45 Columbia Street. GIRL wanted to help with housework mornings. Apply at 24 Whiting St., first floor. | YOUNG ladies to demonstrate food prod- ucts in Dept. stores. Part time only Write, glving age, experfence and phone number, to Classified Box EGH Herald Officé. Help—Men_or Women 13 GOOD proposition for Tve wires sales work. Apply Mr. Lipman, Store, 413 Main Situation Wanted—Women EXPERIENCBD wanta housework by the day or phone 3058-R. WOMAN WOULD LIKE WASHING AND IRONING TO DO AT HOME. DE- LIVERY. CALL 4613-J, Business Opportunities FOR SALE, rooming St. 18 rooms of fir Hardware City Co-Op Street g WANTED—Man Tan_and wife to manage New Britain store. $30 per week and commission to start, 750 to $1,250 cash deposit required on mer- chandise. 264 Central Ave, Albany, NiY) 007 Tocation for a f at a reasonabla re ft. 2 Elm St. Tel. 5 Outsido Union hour, 46 on_Chureh furniture. 122 Main Touss t class Ass'n, t class restaurant See Cohn about HARTFORD Ave., 82, Native Live Poultry Market. Killed and dressed while you walt. Lowest prices. Tel. 3584. Del. WHITE Leghorn baby chicks. Large, rapidly growing, heavy laying strain. Blood tested. G.' Overstrom, E. Berlin. | Telephone 5203-J. Horses, Vehicles HORSE 10 years old, weighs over 1400 lbe. Fine | condition. Low price. A good buy. CITIZENS COAL (O, 24 DWIGHT COURT FOR SALB TEAMS, MARNESS, DUMP CARTS, WAGONS, DRIVING CARTS ND BUGGIES Tnquire SHUTTLE MEADOW CLUB OLN I sale. Kensing- GNE pair heavy 8 years old. Moorland ton. Phone 3040. | 925 is the best known telephone number in New Britain. Torses Farm, He Makes No Hit By (Copyright, 1929, by Metropolitan Newspaper Bervice) OF ALL THE MEAN LITTLE SUCKERS I EVER SAW. FOR A WHOLE HOUR HE'S BEEN WATCHIN' ME { CAN'T sOCK HIM WITH THIS TOMATO ! ©1930 } Percy L. Crosby, King Features Syndicate, Inc PERCY CROSBY s0 Great Britain rig Wanted—Articies 10 lluy 65 A GOOD PRICE PAID for all kinds of household furniture. Peter Jacobs, 43 East Main &t. Telephone 1988, FIIGHEST PRICES PAID for furniture, paper, rags, junk. Call 6105. D. SHIN- DEL, 45 Willow Street. FEIGENBAUM & ZELDES — Wholesale dealers in wcrap iron, metals, rubber | and paper stock. 62 Willow St. Tele- | phone 1385 or 46i0 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartuicnts and Tenements 68 APARTMENTS or tenenients, heated and unheated, 1n all sections Louls &. Jones Agency, 147 Main St. Call 140, ARCH, cor. Monroe—4 rooms, heated All modern improvements. Inquire Robbins Clothes Shop, 3i4 Main St BELVIDERE—Single residence with_tile bath, oak floors, etc. All modern. Very reasonable. See it before you buy. Tele- phone _5362- BLACK ROUK AVE, between Garden and Harrison Sts—Two family house, 5 rooms on a floor. Two extra rooms on third floor. Price §9,500. See particulars, The W. L. Hatch C Washington St. Tel. 3400, HAVE several homes in New Britain, Maple Jill and Elm Hill that can be Dought for as low as $200 to §500 with small _monthly payments. Real bar- gains. See Harry Holland. Tel. 4084. PARK ST.—Two family house in best section. 12 rooms, 2 car garage. Lot 60x160. Price is right. The W. L. Hatch Co. 24 Washington St._Tel. 5400. TAKG YOUR CHOICE! Ons 11 room two-family house. One 7 room cottage and © extra lots. One cottage arranged for 2 small families, Lockwood, City Hall BASSETT ST, Toom tenement, 15t floor. All modern improvements. Inquire second floor. Phone 411-R. BLACK ROCK AVE, 1i—In 3 famiy house, five rooms. All improvements with garage. Inquire at corner store. BRADLEY ST, 19—First house off West | Main. Six rooms and bath. Newly vated. $35. Call 172 Arch St. Tel BUELL ST.. near Bassett—6 rooms and sun porch, first floor, Garage. The Coni- | merclal Co., Realtors, Phone 6000. Room 412, The Commercial Trust Co. Bldg, CARLTON ST, nd_floor in_two | house, coms and garage. | Inquire on_premises, | o- | 4042, | TWO family house, 8 rooms. All improve- ments, Must be moved from premises. Price $200. Inquire National Laundry, 935 Stanley Street. TWO FAMILY house, 10 rooms 5 mun- utes to center. One extra lot. All mod- ern improvements. Price $6500; $1,000 cash. Peter Denaw:ze, City Hall BIidg.. Room 407. Telephone 626 or 1062-J. U UASH will secure your choice of two 1 family houses on Broadview St. Maple Hill, Newington. Improvements; recer redecorated. Balance on easy payment plan. Sale prices leas than real values. Phone 24. Real Estate Wanted CENTRALLY LOCATED APARTMENT. HEATED. T. Inquire 22 Prospect ST, S06—Five room tene- rovements; second fioor. Inquire on premises, FOUR_ROOM CONVEN- Tenement | All im- | T1—Four room m to rent. ovements reasonable MBIA ST., 14 par ences Five room tenement tecond floor. Latest Tnquire_on_premises AVE. {—1 rooms, Newly renovated. All modern provements. Reasonable. Tel. 3836 ELLIS 87, 15, Detween Bassett and Glen —4 rooms. All improvements; lst floor. Inquire Rapp's Store, 298 So. Main &t FIVE room tenement. All improvement steam. Inquire fruit store, Stanley Street. foor. 159—4 rooms. AIl improve- ments. Nice location. Convenient to center. Teasonable. Inquire 1st floor GOLD 8T, 36—Two 4 _room tenements for rent, first and third floors. Inquire second flnor, JUBILEE 1 large shed Was occupled KELSEY ST; Ti6—>5 rooms. 25x30. b T30—Five room All {mprovements. first floor. Plione 4145, MAIN ST 371—1 Garage and Suitable for business. contractor. Tenement Inquire and 5 room steam heated apartments. Both in first claes condition. Inquire Henry Morans and Song' Music Store. MAPLE ST, 180—5 room tenement, 1st floor. All modern conveniences. Garage if desirad. Inquire second floor. MAPLE ST., —4¢ room tenement. All modern improvements. Rent very rea- sonable. Inquire 269 Maple St. MURRAY ST, 57—Apartment rooms. Al modern convenien first class condition. Tel. 4 MYRTLE ST., 105~6 tenements, 4 rooms. Improvements. Near downtown Rent low. Apply same address Tel. 4507-M, NEWINGTON bath, second floor. >\~u5 line. Near Tele- phone 247 5 OAK ST., 65—4 room tenement, 1st floor. All improvements, eam heat, garage. Low rent. Tel. 1618-R. PARK PLACE, 43—Vive room apartment Very pleasant. Al modern improve- ments. Rent reasonable. Tel. 3180-W, PROSPECT ST., 79—Six room tenement, first floor. All improvements. Telephone 675-W, PROSPECT ST., 99—Five room tenement. Newly renovated. Inquire 66 Lenox Pl Phone 2715, RHODES ST, 51—5 rooms. All improveme! New house. Sun parlor. Screens and shades fur- nished. Apply 64 Rhodes St SAUTTLE MEADOW AVE, 227—6 rooms and sun porch. Latest improvements, hot water heat. Inquire first floor. The Herald Classified Ad dept. 1s directly responsible for the slogan Junction—6_rooms, Garage. On Hartford church and school Deautiful large | | GENTLEMAN WE ARE LOOKING FOR GOOD TWO TENEMENT HOUSES What have to ofter? HARDWARE CITY FINANCE CORP, T. TEL. 4034-J Rooms For Rent GRAND ST 55— Large pleasant room in Small family, Price $i. $5—Furnished rooms, singls or double. Steam heat, hot water. Mrs. O'Dell MAIN ST, Steam heat, roundings. Alderman. ROOMS BY rates. liotel Doris, phone 44 WEST MAIN 81 ANT ROOM_YOR RE! FOR_TWO PERSONS. 2 WEST PEARL ST, 5—COne furnished room to_rent. Pleasant location; near er. Private home. = Rooms and Board 80 EAST MAIN ST.. 355—Ten men board- ers wanted. Room and board, $10 per week. Telephone 2234-M. CAKE COURT, 6—Sunny, well heated furnished room with excellent meals. Two minutes from P. O. Tel. 5565-W. SUMMER ST, 13—Three or four board- ers wantcd, Home cooking. Centrall] located. Rooms For Housckeeping 9 COURT §T, 45—Two and 3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Modern conveniences. Tel. 5035-W. ELM ST, 8—Light housekeeping rooms. Al modern conveniences, steam heat, hot water, HOTEL DORIS, 31 Mamn St—2 apartment, frigidaire and bath. sonable rates. Phone 4475. MAIN 81., 6i—Single or double rooms or light housekeeping. Also rooms and board Tel. 1324. MMER 5 room apar ments for housekeeping. Also single rooms. Garage. Apply Ist floor west. Board and Room Wanted 93 o good character desires a furnished room without board within 10 minutes’ wallk of the depot. Write to Classified Box 4 C. D., Herald. Furnished Rooms Wanted 93A GENTLEMAN _desires furnished _room with Protestant, American family in residentlal district with nearby garage accommodations. References gladly fur- —Pleasant hot water. Reasonable. front room: Home su. Inquire Mrs. DAY OR WEEE 31 Reasonabla Main St. Tele- i PLEAS R Toom Rea- “925 is the best known telephone number in New. Britain.” nished. Write Classified Box i3 X. Hegald Office,