New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1917, Page 20

F or Three Days at’ MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED. MAIN OF- FICE FOR PAYING BILLS, 39 ALLYN R e STREET. | G. rapery FOX & CO. HARTFORD Materlals ‘arehouse Prices 'l‘heBunchuorent 12 TalcOttStreetlsnowglvenovertoFumxtnre,Ruzs,DrmMatenabmdHousefurnmllm Wehnvemdonsfloormmforthedhphyotthesestocks,and the meh ves are new, artistic, and inspiring; Large purchases, made months ahead, play anlmpm-hntpartmkeepmg down the cost to you. In our endelvorstogivespfinghomefitbersfintafiwehlvees- ed special new prices on furniture for the hvmg room, dining room and bedroom. All downright reliable qnthtles in the up-to-date patterns. Only three days—so make your plans. The Rug Bargams 21 1-2x35 Axminster Rugs, §1.75 grade 30x60 Mottled Axminster Rugs, '36%63 Axminster Rugs $4.50 grade ........ 36x63 Wilton Rugs, $10.00 grade...... 1 297x54. Axminster Rugs, $2.50 grade ‘.............. ... " Reversibe Pro Brussels suitable fof the bedroom, dmmg room or summer home, large assortment of patterns and. colorings, all- Prices are as follows: over and plain effects. 6x9, $9:00 grade for .... ~3x1l)-6 ‘$11.50 grade for 2, $13.50 grade for. ... xlo-b eamless Tapes .00 grade . ug, $17.30 grade Ey: ;‘xm ‘Seamless ‘Tapestry, $21.50 grade for 2 Seamless Axminster Rugs, $39.50 grade for. . .... $31.50 Cotton filled Cofi{omble:, covered with silkoline, pink and ankets, pink’ or blue bordered, $1.59 grade for ° blue coloring, $1.25 grade for White cotton Kets in blue, tan and grays, &gular .$4.50 grade for anc; ‘bnrder an dfrawn work;* scnm, rfn& for '10c yard. and beige Scrim wnh lace edge, 25c grade for.19c. Printed. bordered Scrim in blue, ‘pink and gold. curtain for the bedroom or summer home, 29c grade for 22¢. Tapestries for uphdistery’ prices. Dot Ladge Tlls How Bag: *-hMcanFeed'Seli ' lon, Hl.y 4—Sir Olh'Qr Lodge, #ppeal for sreater state aid of ptific research, declares his belief > d can .grow all the food for feeding her people, if r’ scientific’ methods' are em- He says: state that the area of the sles is too small to feed the ts.” The efforts has never made.. The area is certainly in- juate if in‘ the twentieth century use the methods of the twelfth. must be known that of late .discoveries of the utmost im- ce have cropped up in sporadic through individual enterprise.| . private cost, though applica- these discoveries on large p ‘has still to be made. And no y can doubt that a multitude of » yital truths are awaiting dis- t the hands ‘of biologists and . we' must grow our own we. must labor at other le the wherewithal to m-m-a How depend- e on other Jands the war has t the mistake of this de- g on them is' a continuous ‘Lot scientific men be encouraged, stingily but lavishly, to attack the P Problems connected with the fertility theé soil, and the best means of ng solar energy in the produc- of the right kind of vegetation, @ good results are bound to follow. st the nation chiefly lacks in this is faith. ‘The satisfactory promotion of itific discovery is an affair of mil- of pounds sterling. The nation AD efford to be lavi: The young _gnergy and the brains are ready; tHe n and equipment are lacking. now, in war time, the ancient Furniture, all new; tight in man; muneu, and not even now l:. official ‘expenditure authorised whic) in the. “direction.. ' Private purses. haye to be'idppealed to, or we have to take refuge in other work of a less expensive character. “So it has always been in the his- tory of science. Poverty and . self- sacrifice are writ large on the portals of every sclentific'and educational es- tablishment. ‘‘Has the nation learned that it can afford a great deal more in these di- rections than it thought it could? If it has,-the result will be brilliant be- yond all expectation. DUTCH ON RATIONS BECAUSE OF U-BOATS War Between ll. S. and Germany Stops Grain Imports The Hague, Netherlands, May 4.— Nearly all Holland has been put on a system of government rations because of the. virtual stopping of srain im- ports from America as a result of the ruthless submarine warfare and the poor crops of potatoes and other veg- etables. The Entente allles had long since put in use a system of ration- ing the Hollanders in ‘the matter of grain imports but now the halt in the movement of all shipping has caused a virtual cessation of all imports. A breadcard system hdd been - in effect since -February. Under the new .plan, potato and rye flour s mixed with American flour, effecting | an economy of more than 50 per.cent. in the consumption of wheat. Owing to a shortage of the stocks of potatoes, the allowance has been reduced potato-less days have been established. The monthly ration of peas and beans to each person amounts to a little: more than one pound. The other prime necessities of llle that are under direct government con- trol are being distributed to each com- munity according to the number of its inhabitants, the local authorities then dividing the supplies l.mon‘ the in- dividuals. Holland is beginning to follow the ; example of Germany in establishing central kitchens. The principal one thug far put into operation is at Rot- terdam. It provides about a quart of warm food for a sum equal to four American cents. When prepared the food is rapidly transported to seven- teen parts of the city where distribu- tion is made. Food and hunger demonstrations occur occasionally. In these socialists are active in bringing the needs of the people tn the attention of the gov- ernment officials. . $1.68 . $3.75 $7.50 .$1,79 white and beige color- A pretty at Warehouse inable schemes to move | iot April, A. D, 1917. *° Furniture for the“P‘arlor\ S-piece Parlor Suite, Mahogan; mrmm.um and back, regular prices wm.muwmmmz:.u - S-piece Leather Furniture for the Dmmg Room 10-piece Dining Room Set, fimshed in Jacohea.n oak—1 extenstion table, 1 bufl’et 1 china closet, '1 serving taf)le, 8-side chair: lar price $150. Warehouse sale,pnoe $125. .- +10-piece Golden Oak, straigh Warehouse Sale Pnce Odd Buffets, all quartered!Golden Oak, $21 50 ‘Buffets $17.50; $23.50 at $20.00; szo 50.at $82.50; $38.00 ‘at $27.60; - $37:80 ‘at 31 50; $47.50. at :942.50. $200. bmomulednfiwmsfl-.upbohmmuu‘m tapestry, 10ose , cushions, nmmm,lvmm,xmumlw.wmmn. ‘Warehouse - Price $225.00. Upholstered Living regular price $129.50, Warehouse Price $100.00. Furniture for the Bedroom e 4-piece Bedroom Set, finished. in antique mn.hognny, mummflafluanmw.flm A Manufacturer’s Inventory Clearance of Sannmmulsetlcandmmtams - Assortment No, 1 comprises Scrim and Marqulaette . Curtains in white and beige colorings. . Lot No. 1—Scrim and Mar uisette with lace edge, $3.00 grade at $2.25. q Lot No-2—Scrim and Marquuette with lace edge and and 1 arm chair; regu- it line, Dmmngoom Set, reguar 160. price insertion, $3.50 grade for $2.39 Lot 'No:'3—Scrim and Marquisette with luce edge and insertion, :$4:00 grade' for $2.79. : . Lot No.’*fi—Scrlm and Marquisette with wide lace in- sertion lnd iedge, $4.50-65.00 grade for $2.98.. Assortment No. 2 ‘comprises Net Curtaing in white. and ' beige coloring with:[ace edge ‘and jnsertions. . Lot No: 1—Net Curtains with crinkle lacé adge made _on a-good quality of net, $3.50 grade for $2.59. Lot. 1 '4-post bed, 1° Drcsser, 1 Chiffonier and 1 Toilet Table; regular price $120 Warehouse price $95.00. ers For Hartford County: 1 I Hereby < Apply for a License ‘to sell Bpirituous and Intoxicating Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine Wine, and Cider at 112 Hartford avenue, Town of New Britain. My place of business is not located within two hundred feet (is located within 80 feet) in a direct line from any Church Edifice or Publjc or Parochial School, or the premises pertaining thereto, or any sub post-office, publle llbrlry or cemetery. Dated at New Britain, this 11th dsy April, A, D, 1917, HARDWARE CITY CAFE CO., INC. Harry Alex, President. Applicant. We, the Undersigned, are electors and tax-payers, owning real estate, of | the Town of New Britain, and hereby slgn and endorse the foregoing sppli- cation of Hardware City Cafe Co., Inc., for a license, and hereby certify that sald applicant is a suitable person.to bxe licensed pursuant to said applica- tion. Dated at New Britain, this 11th day of April, A. D, 1917. H. 8. Kevorklan, V. J. Dunlay, Thos. C. Sheehan, S. W. Menus, John F. Meehan. 1 Hereby Certify that the above- named signers and endorsers are elec- tors and tax-payers, owning real estate, in the Town of New Britain. Dated at New Britain, this 12th day of April, A. D,, 1917. ALFRED L. THOMPSON, Town Clerk. To the Board of County Commission- ers For Hartford OCounty: I Hereby Apply for a Hotel License to sell Spirituous and Intoxicating Liquors, Ale, Lager Bger, Rhine Wine, and Cider, at 421 Main Street, Town of New Britain. My place of business is not located within two hundred feet (is located within 116 feet) in a direct line from any Church Edifice or Public or Parochial School, 'or the premises pertaining thereto, or | any post-office, public library, or cem- etery. Dated at New Britain, this uth day Aprll A.'D,, 1917. ‘HOTEL BRONSON CO By Wm. J. Regan, Secretary. Applicant. ‘We, the Undersigned, are electors and tax-payers, owning real estate, of the Town of New Britain, and hereby sign and endorse the Ioregoing «ppli- cation of Hotel Bronson Co.,. for & ! license, and hereby certify that said applicant ‘is a suitable person to be Heensed pursuant to said application. l Dated at New Britain, this 12th day of April, A. D., 1917. | Frea swalbelholer John P. Rein- hau, John Brophy, Julius Elsenberg. P. 8. McMahon. I Hereby Certify that the above- i named signers and endorsers are elec- tors and tax-payers, owning real I estate, in the Town of New Britain. I Dated at New Britain, this 12th day ALFRED L. THOMPSON, Town Clerk. 4-piece figured walnut Bedroom Set fonier, Bed and Triplicate Mirror, Tonlet Warehouse Price § White Enamel Cribs with drop side at special warehuose prices: s'lflo Cribs. $6.00; $10.00 Cribs at $8.80; $12.00. Cnbs at $10.00. Our leader Felt Mattress, excellent -qualty layer felt, in one or two parts, all sizes; regulll' ‘price $12.50. Warehouse Price nooo ueen’ Anne style. Dresser, Chlf-“ able,’ reguhr price . $150. ‘Sale~ this sale. 2.—Net Curtain, w;th clnny insertion and edge ‘400 gm‘de for 32.98. | oleum Mats 22 1-2x36 Linoleum Mats, : ; Special Sale Price.......... 1.0 .. Other special prices in Oil Clotha and Linoleums for Wonderful Va‘lues m BEDROOM FURNITURE ‘During This Special Sale of Odd Pieces All Odd Pieces—Dressers, cmwbmcmmcmm_ now offered at radically reduced prices. . - Savings of 15, 1-4, 13, up to 1.2 | If you need an odd mwmflde&efmhhhudwflmm don’tlettlnsopportumty get by you. Come early for first choice, triplicate 1 Oircassion Walnut Chlflmfler. straight line pat- tern with oval mIFTOr ......coonvveencenn 1 thll Walnut Chiffonier, cane “pédnel in- ble ' 1 Brown Mahogany Dresser and triplicate -mir- mmmmmmpleeu is R R Olmn-inn Walnut scroll, (volnnhllnlllllened ‘Antique Ivory Enamecled Bed ... L3 Natural; Ash full size Bed .. $-0 Polished Brass Bed (as is) Mahogany 4-poster Bed, carved posta foot rail. full size and