New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1916, Page 14

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NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERA] FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1 916, CHANGES MADEIN TALCOTT ARTROOM § Globe Ciothing House Many Additions to Exhibit of Paintings at Museum : Blg Sh I)WIIIE During the month of September | Uf there were 8,252 visitors at the Museum of Natural History and Art at the New Britain Institute. This is a splendid showing when it is con- | U sidered that the museum ‘was closed i for a few days early in the month and 'y ‘ that children were not permitted to attend for ten days prior to the open- ing of school. All records for daily LR attendance waas broken on Septem- 5 5 ber 30, when there was a total of 691 | visitors. The museum is also re-| ceiving numerous gifts of historical : . and natural history specimens. Among the latter is a porcupine which was captured by Johnstone ¥ { Vance while on a hunting and fishing | excursion in Maine and given by him | \ to the museum. Willlam Smith of \ Southington presented a large rac- | \ & clnlhes coon, and a friend of Curator Schurr | in Massachusetts sent a pair of red | 7 [ 3 4 . foxes for the museum. Other ani- | mals are being collected by Mr. | . Schurr and within a short time it is| > hoped to have a collection of Con- ul S an recticut animals second to none in R any museum in the state. " : A number of changes have been 3 [ made in the Talcott art room, and a| i o portrait of Cornelius B. FErwin by ! vgr[:na s Charles Noel Flagg which hung in the & directors’ room has been placed on the gallery walls. The list of paint- ings as they are displayed in the art room, is as follows: 1. Portrait of Elihu Burritt, painted by H. T. Munns, an English That is the Real Secret of the 3400 r. Pl (S { For the Children We are Showing a Fine 3. Portrait of Professor David N. . [ Camp, painted by Charles Noel ¥lage. | | Llne of Hats 50c and $1_00 Chalmers Popularity et T AL | : ; 5 “On The Rhine,” by Colin ° PN G You Must Try the Emery Shirts, All War- Whenever you see the Chalmers trade mark you always see the ph e Bl : \ “‘Quality First.”” Whenever you think Chalmers you think}:‘Quality.”p Xirfg ’ s eniiass 2 ranted Fast Colors, $1.00 to $3.50 J if you have been reading my ads or havebeen in my salesroom, you are impressed . The Bayberry Field! . : i ok with the fact that the 8400 r. p. m. is a Chalmers car of unusual quality. R i e M A iandscape of a New England meadow | I've often said that it is, in my opinion, the greatest car the Chalmers | 3 Company has built. And I have an excellent reason for saying this. It is a a0 BY W, Getney punce. A Venetian marine. step ahead of _any preceding Chalme_rs because it performs a shade better. 11. By George Inness. A land- The Quality inthe new Chalmersis the kind of quality that tells on the road Efpo ot e Mepdnand en and tells wonderfully. 12, “Remembrance,” by Arthur B Davies. Now it is just this exceptional quality, just this shade ofim ¢ i i ] ) provement that 15. Tanusry] Mornine by iyvalter BuSlTleSS 5y * by Allen | Nettleton. has brought Chalmers sales and production ahead in leaps these 12 months pa B ’ L2 . . p St‘ o e e Poke Bonnet,” y Charles I don’t think the men in charge of affairs at the Chalmers factory realized Nool Fags. - W M 15. An-original portrait of George what they had in the 8400 r. p. m. Chalmers. At any rate they underestimated e T SRR Rhe o = Euglish artist, from studies made the dern'apd. They built more than they had ever produced in any previous e T S TG e O season, 'tis true, but still not enough. Sl e, e N ational Gas . /4 Sec a d Market streets, Philadel- it The first making order was snapped up quickly. Then came a féecond lot. phin 1793 i . . 16. A iniat f Elijah ins- ese went just as fast. _ St et e o e nghtlng " eek . Now the factory is building the third lot and I understand that Chalmers Rl has no intention of sto fimg even there. Quality it was that caused this un- S s, GOl i G e IS F or You TOO ! precedented demand. Chalmers certainly have the right idea in building cars. e o i Quahty First. Beginning next week, for the benefit | The special display. of modern gas lighting appliances in our salesrooms of school children, Curator Schurr will afternoon from 3:30 to 5 o'clock this week includes many new lamps for PURINTON & OLDERSHAW T I s T Hot Water for —as well as the efficient lighting of offices, halls, s of SERVICE; and we will get it if you let us Eelisfbyfevetyonagshouldidelnt show you these wonderful new gas lights, with P hot water with phosphate . % A 5 their wealth of soft, powerful illumination. We DEALERS FOR NEW BRITAIN AND VICINITY | &r&ss bt O < —e mercial lighting. = Headache of any kind, is caused by Welsbach Kinetic Gas Bowls—Ilast word in auto-intoxication—which means self- . luxurious semi-indirect lighting. poisoning. Liver and bowel poisons A i called toxins, sucked into the blood, The faVOrlte “Reflex-ZO"—that fits o through the lymph ducts, excite tho many needs in store, office, factory, etc. heart which pumps the blood so fast that it congests in the smaller ar- W e e e o L Tereelanaly e Do rosponsible dealors and the Gas Company) ducing violent, throbbing pain and distress, called headache. You be- come’ nervous, despondent, sick, fev- erish and miserable, your meals sour and almost nauseate you. Then you resort to acetanilide, aspirin or the bromides which temporarily relieve Irvin Cobb Tells 0 Fitting every occasion e ritating toxins. This O e i is ne 5 5 5 A glass of hot water with a tea- ¥ 7 at outside of a fac- X i 1th 1 appmnted foot— spoonful of limestone phosphate in acar A e it, drank before breakfast for awhile, S b BEE will not only wash these poisons then the noon whistle d_ress as et‘fectl as we from your system and cure you of ~the negro muttered to g e ; e e e headache but will cleanse, purify ard fit h 9 f . > freshen the entire alimentary canal. eac wearer’'s oot is Ask your pharmacist for a quarter pound of limestone phosphate. It is way | . inexpensive, harmless as sugar, and |. men part of the task our de51gners almost tasteless, except for a sourish ] . : . twinge which is not unpleasant. Vm ‘m“s‘_x- p time /f(}r \ carry out w[th such Pel_’fectlon, If you aren’'t feeling ywour best, if ks, but it’s just plain : tongue is coated or vou wake up with u bad taste, foul breath cr have colds, | you don’t need ) LA FRANCE fOOt wear de_ indigestion, biliousness, constipation | s and incon- or sour, acid stomach, hegin the | tailor; you don’t ). signs are real creations enhanc- phosphated hot water cure to rid | | A lot of ‘“‘extra your system of toxins and poisons. - o Results are quick and it is ciaimed T , ing the attractiveness of the cos- e B ] rt Schaffner & the stomach, liver and bowels every 1it made £ Sion tum 1. : e : ) e uit \‘ wde for your figure, : € worn. -wes SBUNSIIUD OU} 910J9q 09A 3su anc will only take about 15 morning never have any headache or know a miserable moment. minutes of your time and $25 of your STAGKPOLE-MOORE- ___NOTICE_ A PINKUS, | MULTIGRAPHS LETTER Palnehld M andinanaiacouring Fac-gimile of Typewriting done i i EiYflH G i ’H ¢ ioveA s A fl' o ldo firs -l: optician. 1, 2 and 8 colors with signatures. 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