New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1915, Page 3

" Boston Store “ Angora Scarfs, - CGaps and Sefs ~ in all the wanted colors. Scarfs 98¢, Caps 50c. Sets, extra fine quality angora, nice assortment colors. A $2.00 value, $1.25 set. INITIAL WASH CLOTHS. heavy quality Turkish Wash Cloths, just what you want. No using other people’s wash cloth. Your initial on every corner. White ground with dainty fast color, blue border. This cloth is a special value at the price, 5¢ each. BIG VALUES in Shirt Waists, Voile, Lawn and Batiste in the latest styles, lace and needlework trimmed. Value up to $1.50. 98c ea. WASH SILK WAISTS, 98c to $2.25. SILK CREPE WAISTS, white, figured and plain colors, $1.98 to $3.00. AGENTS FOR McCALL PATTERNS. If it's Stylish, it's McCall’ If it's McCall's, it’s Stylish. That is why the smartest and best dressed women demand and use Mec- Call patterns, always stylish and per- fect fitting, yet simple and easy to understand and use. 10c and 15c ea. THE NEW SPRING McCALL BOOK OF FASHION NOW READY. The newest Spring Styles cost but 5¢ when purchased with any 15c¢ pattern. McCALL MAGAZINE for February, 5c. 'PULLAR & NIVEN A.PINKUS Eyes examind. Sat- isfaction guaranteed | Registered Optometrist and Optician. Over 30 years’ experience in Eye Testing. 306 MAIN ST. ’PHONE 570 B Fine | i tion of antagonizing | railway construction in Alaska, Colonel URGES LARGER FUNDS FOR ALASKAN ROADS Col. Richardson Submits Aonual Report to War Department. Washington, Jan. 8.—Further de- velopment of Alaska’'s system of roads and trails cannot be expected unless congress increases the allotment of funds, declares Colonel William P. Richardson, president of the Alaskan board of road commissioners, in his annual report today to the war de- partment. The funds allotted, he says, are now entirely consumed in repairing and maintaining the existing rcads. This, according to Colonel Richardson, will become virtually a fixed condition from year to year, with the amount of mileage now re- quired to be maintained, and although additional new projects, all more or less meritorious, are being presented { to the board every year, with petitions for aid, it is impossible for the board to respond, except to a very limited degree. Submits Extension Plan. Colonel Richardson has submitted a rlan for the extension of the roads cevering a period of three vears, with ar. estimate of $750,000 for the first vear, and it is earnestly hoped that | this plan may receive favorable action before the opening of next season’s work. While again disclaiming any inten- the projected Rchardson repeats the former state- ment of the board that no rapid or general development of Alaska will follow the construction of trunk lines of railroads to the interior unless pre- ceded or accompanied by the con- struction of many wagon roads and trails as feeders. Army Best Agency. Regarding the bill now before con- gress to create a general develop- ment board for Alaska, to open its resources, Colonel Richardson de- clares that “It is no egotism to say that no other agency of the govern- ment is more competent or better equipped for such tasks than the army,” and points to the extensive public works accomplished in Alaska in connection with the cable and tele- graph systems and the roads and trails run through the wilderness by the army, to support his statement. INTERNED AT LAS PALMAS. German Auxiliary Cruiser Otavi Now at Canary Islands, Paris, Jan. 8, 3:10 a. m.—A Madrid despatch to L’Information states that the German auxiliary cruiser Otavi has been interned at Las Palmas, Canary Islands. The German steamer Otavi arrived at Las Palmas on January 5. She was previously reported on December 3, as being as Pernambuco. There has been no mention heretofore that the Otavi had been converted into an auxiliary ecruiser, but it is likely that sne was used by the German cruiser Karlsruhe as a supply ship. ARBOUR Rug and Drapery Co. 260 Trumbuli Street, Opposite th: Aliyn House, Hartford Mid-Winter - Discount Sale ISSTILLIN PROGRESS. R We are making an especially fine showing of MEDIUM SIZED ORIENTAL RUGS at very low prices. Everything in our store at 10percentto 25 per cent Discount A Trip That Will Pay You Well And it won’t take you long to make it. Come to Hol- landers’, Hartford and get a Suit or Overcoat Bargain, We’re just putting on sale at Clean-Sweep prices 1114 SUITS AND OVERCOATS in 3 very special lots as fol- lows: Now garments. All Furnishings and Hats reduced accordingly. 489 Suits and Overcoats that were $20.00 and $18.00, now . 367 Suits and Overcoats that were $22.00.. 258 Suits and Overcoats that were $25.00. NOW o R et $13.50 $17.50 $19.50 The season’s best styles and colorings, hand-tailored HOLLANDERS 82-88 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD, CT. LIST OF PATENTS. List of patents issued from the U. S, Patent Office, Tuesday, Jan. &, 1914, for the State of Connecticurt, furnished us from the office of Sey- mour & Earle, Solicitors of Patents, 129 Church street, New Haven, Conn.: J. and J. E. Anderson, Portland. ‘Wrench. N..H. Anderson, Hartford, assignor to The Noiseless Typewriter Co., Middletown. Type-writing machine. J. T. Austin, assignor to Austin Organ Co., Hartford. Organ-stop- action. 1. Bauer, Hartford, assignor to The New England Enameling Co., Middle- town. Teapot. E. B. Craft and J. N. Reynolds, Greenwich, assignors to Western Electric Co. Multiple-brush selector. (2 patents.) G. A. Downs, Forestville, assignors to Landers, Frary & Clark, Britain. Food or Meat chopper. A. H. Emery, Stamford. Track- scales test-car. B. Fax, Danbury. Train-controlling apparatus for railways. H. F. Hubbard, assignor to Starr Pin Co., Shelton. Rotary wire- straightener. M. J. Kelly, New Britain. closet-controlling device. S. Lake, Milford, assignor to Lake Torpedo Boat company of Maine, Bridgeport. Bouyancy-regulating ap- paratus for submarine boats. ‘W. A. Lorenz, Hartford, assignor to The Noiseless Typewriter Co. Type- writing machine. (2 patents.) F. S. Nelson, New Haven. absorber. J. N. Reynolds, Greenwich, assignor to Western Electric Co. Multiple- brush selector. Same. Test-guard switching apparatus. M. B. Ryan, Bridgeport. Machine for manufacturing welded-wire chains. J. H. Shaw, assignor to Sargeant & Co., New Haven. Door-check. Water- Shock- for automatic | be the last of the, weekly New | LAST WHALING PERIODICAL. Decline in Industry Causes Suspension | of Weekly Journal, New Bedford, Mass.,, Jan. 8.—The decline in the whaling industry has ; brought it to a point where it is no | longer feasible to maintain a period- ical devoted to its interests, accord- ing to the publishers of the Whale- men’s Shipping List, who today an- nounced that this week’s issue would journal. When the paper was established in 1843 the number of vessels engaged in the whale fishery was 675, with an aggregate tonnage of 199,174, Of these ships 260 hailed from New Bed- ford and its sister port, Fair Haven and seventy-five from Nantucket. Three years later high water mark in the industry was reached, wita 680 ships aggregating 233,258 tons. To- day only thirty-two vessels with a i the Woman's total tonnage of 6,613, are occupied in the search for whales, In 1851 the whaling fleet brought to this country 528,074 barrels of sperm and whale ofl and 5,662,300 pounds of whale bone. the pursuit of whales almost wholly confined to the Atlantic ocean, oil brought home amounted to but 19,720 barrels. Three vessels brougnt back from the Arctic of whale bone. The highest war, was $2.76 a gallon; product sold at forty-five eight cents. last year’'s to forty- “Our Spanish Neighbors" was topic at Missionary society of the Baptist church. Mrs. James Henderson was in charge and Mrs. William Hesse lead the devotionals. Ybung, Middle Aged and old >Exto|7 7 Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey ~iss Frances Lutz ' *‘I attribute being cured I have been using Duffy’s Mr.Ezra B. Hand I have used Duffy's Pure In 1914, with | the | 34,000 pounds | price | for sperm oil reached during the Civil | the this afternoon’s meeting of | G. | | Every Da Letter Day” January Sa Notab'e Bargains are Four Part of the Store Only a Part of the Message in the Daily Adverii All He)o tnents are Co to the >ymposium of § Clearance of Burlap, Crash Sale Prices 10c, 15¢ and Regular Price 35¢ pieces of the best qual desirable shades to buy these Be after them earl Hart Co.). We have and Buckram in the most need not hesitate a minute 10c, 15¢ and 25¢ a yard, Section (formerly Chas. R The “Gift Shop” Wil in Selecting Bridge Prizes, Birthday Presentsand Lamp Baskets and Picturesfor Yo See the Lamps Reduced to $8.50. and $1. All Baskets at Red The January Sale gives opportunity of b sirable articles in the “Gift Shop” at greatl, All the Baskets have been reduced in and sweet grass baskets. Here you will fi baskets, scrap baskets, sandwich trays, fern hanging flower baskets, hampers, standing many others, including sweet Zrass baskets fol reduced in price, Many cholce picture in frames at 88c¢ an Regular $1 initial salt and pepper sets, & Lamps all reduced. Bargains at $8.50, Electric Lamps of all sizes and for all purpo TIME TO GET A LAMP AT GREAT SAVI Here are also many articles suitable wedding gifts, all much underpriced BDage-Allen Hartferd, Conn several 354 Our Saturday MOCHA CREAM LAYERS, EACH These cakes are made of highest are indeed delicious CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW CAKES, E LADY BALTIMORE CAKES, EACH Our OLD ENGLISH BATH BUNS are rig Our SQUASH PIES are made from fresh and have no equal. Our COFFEE CAKES are better than ev “AUNT DELIA’S” BREAD i full of no licious. Ask your grocer for it. of stomach trouble through C. F. Smith, Bridgeport, assignor 3t taking Duffy’s Pure Malt to Mercantile Corporation. Gathering with ('_l;u‘k & ]'.rflix?cr(l',\l Hot Soda. 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