New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1916, Page 14

"W, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1916. ESTABLISHED 1886 GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE 30TH ANNUAL SALE OF CLOTHING ENDS FEB. 29 In order that the rcaders of this paper will be better acquainted with our firm, and the wonderful line of nos we handle, we will give away ABSOLUTELY FREE to the persons sending in answers to this CLOCK PUZZLE the list of PRIZES below. Read directions below- 1res [0 PI‘O(CC{ Shade Trees g . DIAMOND RING EDISON DISC GENTLEMEN’S GOLD MANDOLIN 11k, Settinz PHONOGRAPH WATCH—20 Year Case : : ; ; BEAUTIFUL SCARF PIN i 5 ; 4 F0LD WATCH T . < e T 0m DGS[I‘HC[]YG Insect Pest 2 GOLD WATCH . REGINA MUSIC BOX CUFF LINKS : ; E MANDOLIN HARP VIOLIN GI S’ ICE SKATES RS $0. 8. Dept .ot Agricuiture.) gt - & | siLvERwW! 2 Picces SILVER TEA SET BANJO BOYS ICE SKATES [@shington, D. C., Feb. 22.—Tje : 22 % g BB i o oo | | e IF YOU CAN SOLVE Butrows of the leopard moth ane| L : . : utting off and destroying of af- - . i e T B Bd branches are recommended in i : 2 | W bulletin of the U. S. department : i 5 i culture as the most effective res for getting rid of this pest. insect feeds cn the wood of a & number of shade trees and bs and does much damage along Atlantic seaboard between Massa- | Betts and New Jersey and in the son river valley. In the caterpil- or larva stage, the leopard moth finto the tree upon which it feeds | hot only checks its growth but so Kens it that it is cften broken by ¥ wind storms. e presence of the pest is indicat- | | by the wilting of twigs or branches | & by accumulations of sawdust-like ;ng;r;(f (;;:032:;&:;%:5 et:jicdehn‘é‘; Throughout the city of New York \ y/, To the 15 neatest correct artistic answers will be given “the new bulletin, “The Leopard | the police set their wits hard to work \ P o h, a Dangerous Imported Insect| D the effort to catch Jean or Eugene absolutely free the 15 prizes in the order named. Re- iy " by How- | Crones, the man who in letter to a - , ] . : ) agdo;‘sigdguri:;de‘;v L-Sh%md b | New York newspaper confessed he member, that neatness as well as corrections is taken into % notly by the pruning | Was the poisoner of Roman Catholic | ) i : . o i ! = ;«'itfi \S:-ot‘;::‘s?nalfer mure’(’i twins | prelates and others at the Chicago | consideration by the judges in making the awards.. Only | : : branches. The larger ones may be | banquet in honor of Archbishop Mun- . t : _ o back behind the injury and Ll:c ; .101191::. Tl_mt_pol!cefp?‘sted p}?otggrapllis ; SOLVE IT. one answer from a household will be alloweda. Limited to B < vith grafting wax to | and deseriptions of Crones in the ele- e T Z : . :,,;";’,?ng“,;mfof S hae insscts | vated and subway stations, at news- two lines across the face | those residing in New England. Winners will be notified the wood that has been cut away | stands and other public places. of the clock dial, dividing it into three parts, so B yromptly burned In order to |- that when the numbers in each part are added | by mail. All answers must be in our hands not later than v caterpillars within. This | precantion aiso should be followed together they will make 26. i : g roy the caterp! e S e e SN March 10th, Mail or bring answers to our salerobms. the ground after wind storms. Wher- | BILIOUS | ever the trees are so badly injured 0] : | that there is little hope of their recov- 5 LORD S PIANO WARERO{)MS 1f you have bad taste in mouth, @ | erv, it is best to take them out and | foul breath, furred tongue, dull | promptly destroy them. In the case B e oweimen Ssurved [ | o trecs wnioh are onty sughtly arrect- | | 301 BRIDGE STREET, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. || , mental depression, yellow- | ed and especially in the case of large | - - o T | bon can be used effectively. It is| . o4 ganger from fire and the inhal- | and at once penetrate the living wood. | essary to o sh 2 system . of in- injected into the openings of the bur- | = ing of fumes. This means that the | As they feed ey burrow tunne spection. Wherever possible the bisul- a SCHEHCKSA | rows with a long-spouted oil can or a | gperator should not smoke while at [which frequently encircle completely | phid of carbon should be tsed. Care No other sock pos- sesses the same ap- peal to the wearer as INTERWOVEN -, Spring Line of Chil- » 1NN NN NN NN NS NN '/fa\ /L N NN [ NN [ 2NN [ NN [N [ \///~4 \ o $2.50 - . ° C o . . glass syringe and the | openings are g S ¢ h od | the t or branct When the larv hould also be taken to see that the | P | 4 work. On the other hand, there nee the tree or branch . X S| - , mpm flosed Immediately afterwards, ,pre-| pe no fear of the liquid’s damaging the | has grown too large for the branch in | insect is not allowed to breed - in ; mwv 7/ A~\\ > , 3 erably with grafting wax. 3 hands. which it is feeding, it crawls out and | growth that is near valuable trees. The PILLS J Handleq With Carve. Theé leopard moth in its adult form | moves to ore more suitable. As the| use of fertilizers wil strengthen the| : . e ot e e - | trees to withstand the attacks of this | == Carbon bisulphid must be handled | has a spotted appearance, the semi- |insect remains in the larva stage feed- | tr I 2 i - G with care and precautions taken to| transparent white wings being thickly |ing in this way for nearly two years, | and other insects. | vices, in having a distinctive march- [;\e}\;l:e of the song—a favorite one-— T . vi blackish, dark blue or | it is capable of doing a great deal of | quickly relieve this disorder, which § | = ; == e e i L “Our fiag's unfurled to every breeze, | —_— | — ing song that is as swingy, uml\ 5 greenish spots. There are also large | damage before it transforms to the | > 8 i 3 % g P e e e ok roreten u : : is the result of liver derangement MOTHER GRAY'S | i ck spots on ihe thorax and dark | pupa or chrysalis stage. This it does| “HALLS OF MONTEZUMA. catchips SN D et Pont | b dawn to setting sun, * and severe digestive disturbance. SWEET POWDERS | cross bands on the white abdomen. |in May or later and some time between | = - ] marching songs ) ot Eoin e have fought in every d p i e i g, b FOR CHILDREN, The moth lays its eggs either singly or | May and the end of September it | Favorite Song of All Who Wear Ma- | has its Benny Havens song ‘mh e Whe,ge e s U, o B creaped % i i 4 s al- rges as an adul r th, rine’s Ul . S “avalry marches to the in- > ot 80 YEARS’ wr,fluo!!.lns’rsALE eg;r::lx:fi‘il;:‘t‘orlfiveerkl:g -!:,, ;n ger“f;l(l]c‘sn:ul);nf (E:s\:\l}l]l"l:::ltel;;lgls:’ifi emerges as an adult or moth i rine's T eventh Cavalry In the snow of far off Northern lands PROVES THEIR M. . | N Stomach Troub) ou, Teething e S50 = And in sunny tropic scenes, - o ') d estroy | deposit them, crevices in the rough Dr. J. H. Schenck & Son, Philadelphia, | TradeMark, Y grms. The cak up Colts Damage Often Severe. Washington, D. , Feb. 26—The | spiring time of Garry Owen but the | Uni hatas i “orns is unique | “Halls of Montezuma” is sung by all |y Al fi R ok 24 hours. Arall D s, 2tcts, | bark of tre. The larvae or caterpil- Damage by this borer in large parks | United States Marine Corps is unique ) ‘ You will find us always on the joh, Don’t accept Sample mailed FREE. Address, AR Naten 4 : e e | Al D thes crltie Anerivan son || who wearithe Maxine's uniform. One| . The {Inited Statel Mutunat! - © | anysubsiiule. A 8, OLMSTED, La oy 1.y, | 1215 hatch about ten days afterwards | is often so scvere as to render ec- | £ 3 If You Neglected To have ycur hcuse PIPFED FOCR GAS at the fime it was built Pipe It Now The cost will be small and {he work can be done with but little inconvenience to you. We make a specialty of this kind of work New Britain Gas Light Company