New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1915, Page 12

'ANNOUNCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY $100 in Gold Free, on Building Proposition HE BODWELL LAND CO. wishes to announce their 1915 OPENING on SATURDAY, MAY Ist, at which time we offer to the public the FINEST BUILDING LOTS that it has ever been our pleasure to show. THESE LOTS are PROPERTY of MERIT, BELVIDERE on a direct line from Stanley St., by the Park. appreciate their value you will have to see them. This our New development will be called BELVI- situated adjacent In order to fully to our I to show. DERE HEIGHTS, and is locally known as the HALEY ESTATE. Those of you who realize the value of BEAU- TIFUL building lots, of right proportion, in An AB- " SOLUTELY restricted LOCALITY with all CITY IMPROVEMENTS, consisting of city water, gas, elec- We also wish to inform you that, we still have a number of very desirable lots, on our other PROP- | ERTIES of MERIT, BELVIDERE and BELVI- \ DERE MANOR, which our salesmen will be pleased | 1 To those of you who wish a safe paying invest- tric light, good trolley service right by the door, | double row of shade trees, and sidewalks, should take ’ advantage of this rare opportunity, as we have a lim- | ited number—and as present indications show $6,000 ( Sales to date, they will last only a short while. Take North End Car and Get Off at Belvidere Square, or 'Phone ODWELL LAND COMPANY consistent with your income, ment or to those who wish to build, get in touch with us and learn how, on a very small amount of money, these lots can be acquired and homes built. OUR TERMS are in the reach of YOU and every one. A small payment down, and monthly payments NO TAXES OR INTEREST FOR TWO YEARS A LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH, Commencing with our OPENING this SATUR- DAY there will be a FREE DRAWING of USEFUL and BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS SATURDAY and SUNDAY afternoon. These presents are on exhibi- tion at I. Porter Co.’s window, 328 Main Street. A beautiful COUCH HAMMOCK and standard, FREE to the largest purchaser on cur Belvidere Prop- erties during the month of May. Just what vou have wanted to enjoy on your porch or lawn this summer. Salesmen on the Property every afternoon and all day Sunday. 1418-3 for Auto Appointment. 404 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING - BUG ENEMY § F GRAIN FARMER of Waste Vegetation and in Geod Destrayers. Ington, D. C., April 30.—The lof waste vegation in the early nd the construction of some barrier about harvest time mmended by the U. 8. Depart- Agriculture as the most sat- methods of controlling the bug. This pest is declared to of, if not the, worst insect ‘ that the American grain has to combat. It is sald, in- at if it were not for an oc- casional season of heavy rains at the right moment the chinch bug would make it altogether unprofitable to raise grain year after year on the same areas. Drenching rains during the hatching season, however, prove fatal to the voung.and such wet per- | jods are sufficiently ‘frequent to keep the numbers of the pest within bounds. There are two forms of the chinch bug, known respectively as the long- wing and the short-wing. The short- winged form occurs along the sea- coast and inland along the lower lakes | to northern Illinois. The long- winged form is found all over the ! country east of the Rocy Mountains | and is especially abundant in the | middle west, the section which suffers | . bug. js the most from the chinch Methods of Control. i The long-winged chinch bug two generations a year while it doubtful whether the short-wing has one or two. The adult insects pass the winter under clumps of broon:- \ has {1y few will survive to th sedge, matted grass, leaves, or in fact any convenient form of waste vege- tation, from which they emerge in the spring to deposite their cggs in necar- by grain fields. When the young hatch from the eggs they cluster upon the plants and begin at once to feed upon the juices. S Iy after mid- summer this first gencration have be- come adults and deposit their eggs in turn. When these eggs are hatched the young fasten on corn, millet, kafir, and similar crops. To control the pesi, therefore, a new publication of the U. S. Depa ment of Agriculture, Bulle tin No. 657, “The Chinch Bug,” ommends in the first place the clean- Farmers’ rec- ing up of all fence rows and road- nd the burnig during winter and rubbish about the farm. nly destroys large numbers | of the bues hut deprives them of shel- | ter through the winter, so that the work is thoroughly done comparative- breeding season. In the fall or s or wet zrass will shelter proeposition of the bugs from the fire AESAR found the Germans strong, brave and virtuous, and drinking beer, in 56 B. C. After 2,000 years they are still doing very well, and still drinking beer! — Feigenspan DISTRIBUTOR, 187 ARCH ST. ’Phone 482-2, New Britain so it is important that the burning be done in the early winter. Migration of Bugs. Where this precaution has leen neglected or where the negligence of a neighbor has sod a farmer to loss through no fault « his there may mmer great migration of J from the wheat to the 1. This presents another opportun- ity to destroy the of barriers ar exp own, he abont wrn the i One of the m¢ these is said to be the wplemented with post The bugs will not cross the coal-tar and moving alon¢ the line of the barrier fall, or are crowded by other hugs into the post holes, where they be Killed at will. As the WILLIAM LYON, A WITNESS IN T. R. LIBEL SUIT WILLIAM LYON Wiliam Lyon Syracuse, N. Y., April 30. Lyon, president of the company, of the concerns which enjoyed and in which Mr. Ba With having been interested, i-lf the witnesses in the suit for libel brought by Mr. Barnes against former President Roosevelt. M Lyon brought to this city several trunkfuls of hooks He produced N owned 150 Dividends of were paid at frequent in in 1910 and 1911. B. o printing e printing s charged one was one and papers. Barnes, up to 1912, 1ares in the company. S oper terval cent Virfous kinds | along the sent an reddish-brown {‘ bugs they !MIM" i | into the post holes. ! heen found thoroughl ix important, howeve dusty weather, to ke line fresh for as soon with dirt the bugs c: without dimficolty. If available petroleum o be substituted Another method is row around the field 1o not crawl out of it showery weather the furrow an not and dry, the hotfom out with a whe shovel morc perpendicular j smoother. The bugs {1ow along the bottom ing to climh ont of if holes are dug at int or forty { the pest them osene. i foe and The coal-tar 1 [ | | i | i | “The Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World” | This method has o steep that the bu making the an then be killed by ker- furrow line of coal © preferable to the o excessively nee not un- ez of stream running weather. except in dry, windy there is more than enough evidence t§ convince the people that either ther§ are too many careless persons driving tutomobiles or else there Ltan many are not Was o8 sity of these precautions v the fact that on one farm l-tar line ninety in length resulted in the death Allons of chinch bugs, In anoiher 300 yards of tar line With their accompanying post holes vlelded a harvest of ten busnels at one point on the iine was filled with the half a day i are t in tar v practical ally automobiles in use which easily kept under « terbury Republican T, ep the as it is ¢ Cree s a co ontrol AN pass over it A method of treating building purposes, and of a six-gallon pests In less coal-tar is not to make it capable resisting fire re favorable i m practical means of safeguarding structures has been discov r road oil ma entl attracted . comment, and now to plow a fur- to be protected an | thai 1ame ered — This is fireproof paint. In a fire test of three small wood buildings, one of which was with wnite lead one with mixed paint and the third with the of m fivst In the of n the e kept can by case Sdie of Tt is carly in the scasou, compara- o loose 1ively speaking. and vet hardiy a day passes without one or more seriow toemobile aceidents the current ne cleaned an- new firepr ture, the ides heing rec reports never get into the ire sllently and extensiveiy in the records of o hop and other xco building went fourteen minutes and the scec The rded in res whicn newspaper reports within nd withse standing tween the other two, caught fire from the flames of one of the other builds inFs juet as it was falling, but the five spent itself almost immediately as a result of the resisting qualities of the nd the bottom whl then foi- instead of try- | he furrow, and ervals of (hirty | 5 or more or less < will fall into | publicly handled by the police officors ' of cities and towns. 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