New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1918, Page 9

-NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAT, mAY 29, 1018, 1 4 e —— \ ! The test requires three hours con- | port from the underwriters on the test | St. Jos ) 5] men. Stations have been established | coasts and on the Great Lakes. With | the board expects greater expansion 1 | tinuous pumping. Yesterday the | if it shows that the pump has ful- e 28.09 | on the Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific | rew ships being constantly launched n training during the next yea Maxim pump was operated for two | filled the contract requirements it will | § hours to demonstrate its capakity. | be accepted. The pump showed 120 pounds pressure | and at the start it threw 460 gallons Boston, May y - {of water per minute, During the last | Scts Pace for Other Boys and Girls | Dashing Wave, 1 5 vears ¢ P%’HO“FS Opel‘a[](]n Shows lour the motor pumped at the rate of | at Portsmouth, N. H.. has been de- 470 gallons per minute. The pump is | i Thrift Stamp Campaign With | clared sound and seaworthy by ex- Mfll‘ll 0[ Appara[us rated at 450 gallons per minute, IN| gishest Per Capita Sale, perts and will be used this summer & the second run, which was of a half in the Alaskan service. She is known hour duration the pump showed 200) The children of the Klm Street| 10 old-time sailors ag a fameus clip- pounds pressure and threw 240 gal- | school captured the banner in the|Per which plied out of Boston in the The official underwriters' test for{jons per minute. The requirement | Thrift Stamp sale campaign last week. | coastwise service. © acceptance of the new Maxim | was 225 gallons of water. A.single The following report on the sale of —_— A otor Co., pump, built for the fire > of hose was laid. The third test | Thrift Stamps for the week ending{ DRAFT DODGERS REACH AYER. partfient, was made vesterday. A {iwas at 250 pounds pump pressure | May 25, 1918, is based on the number| Ave. Aass. May 29 Thirteen linor accident occurred in the last |, o 5 , _ | pelonging in eac o and threw about 160 gallonss The re sing In each school. Schools— quaft delinquents, rounded up in var- rt of the test and, owing to thej gujrement was 150 gallons. A longer | Not including the Camp school—are|i,;s New Ingland cities, were eness of the hour, no attempt was gle line of hosc was the layout. | listed in the order of per capita sales: | rought today to Camp Devens and ekl o,,‘;l‘\:""“f“,lofe bhe pump was operated about 10 Amount | placed in the National Army. Some 3 : e aking | Minutes on this test. of Cash | or them failed to register and others pany worked today making | . Buckley of the National Board Turned In. a s P st e = 5 did not return questionnaires. r so that the test could be| o+ iue Tnderwriters here from | Elm Street ....... . $ 1850 o7 . mplefed. A spring backing the lip | - 5 = 5 . o l 3 New York, making the test. He will | Stanley .. : o Wy J NG MERC! 3 V. OTHE GARDEN SUPP IES one of the impeller blades broke. | ‘o0 0 b T 0r on the results and | Northend . : 3 . i T G AND ALL 88 br was probably due to an |, "o e official. The pump was | Monroe Street .. 0 5 Boston, May 29—The United States 5 cessive accumulation of sand in the o 3 z nm e 2 : ; ; : o ontons May 38, mhe fSied States ) e | operated by men from the Maxim fac i Tl L Sania L) D It Th. k N I th T t Pl t T“;fl‘;‘i‘“ ’(‘l“m'f‘:i ohsacd ;’0‘0""0‘:& e i o T S A Tincaluistrect - G & brated tne first anniversary of the 0 1S ~~ €eK. ow IS € me to an Nih “Main street il The basin | Spectators present. Chairman Herace | joeped Hill - - L e e the pond contained a great deal|B: Clark and Commissioner Charles | o &% .- . : =0 issias ienl fon Holnay, alereRang me e, — 84 brass and when the pump was | Dillen of the Hartford board of fire | [ 25508 . o5 5 ";ri\:mosn;l ‘m' T cior Ok O vt 250 256 P RK STREET Ne Brltaln ing operated the grass accumu- | Commissioners, and Chiet John Prevocational ; PR G = £ l ? : # about tne sorcen and made tho | Moren € the FSTIGA [UF TSP | Smailey L "1 8630 | country and that a flest of ships is :‘:\l:fi;ra”n":\(asn;::;‘.l1\1“.?1‘21.‘;“‘1:“,“‘),’, ot o] iy ) e || i o . 57.50 ! engaged in training the first 50,000 to the American Paper Goods Co rmer Safety Commissioners, An- idge in Kensington and make th aley and Babcock witnessed t there. Once the lay out was ade and the motor was started the | impressed by the Telenhone and Mail Kindly Carry provement was noticeable. |2 nce of the new truck. It is P The underwriters’ test is @ most | Somewhat langer than other ?fppar:ltn\: Orders Carefully Home Fid one and no apparatus previously | in the fire department, affording much 7 hrchased by the ecity was subjected | more hose carrving capacity and room [ ] [ and Promptly Filled. Small Purchases ® [ it. The purpese now in having an | for the men. The working parts are ! i derwriters’ test is in order to dem- | easily got at. The car is equipped ESTABLISHED 1847. HARTFORD Tel. Ch. 1580. When Convenient. ESTABLISHED 1847. HARTFORD - strate that the contract has been { With pneumatic tires.and is driven by L a 3 S gives @ F: Or] ar instea f being chain BBl Al e il : THE NEW ERA; OUR USUAL LOW PRICES LOWER THAN EVER velop. Upon the receipt of the official re- v ANNOUNCEMENT i JUNE WEDDING aLl:iD:iss'k Dg::i PICTURE HOTEL GRAND it GIFTS B viiir e living room in mahogany, (Formerly Hotel Nelson) sevenrnrioox | Handsome Articles Conspicuous for Economical | 5, "o o oy and -3 4 Jus i 1 olden oak, at $10.00, $11.00; P03 Myrdle St Just Off Main' Street. There are hundreds of hand- Pl'lces :1200 $13.50, $16.50, $18.50, The Leading Hotel. Modern Throughout. some pictures here, including Gift giving friends of June brides will find much in these columns to interest them; | g29 50, $27.50, $30.00 up to1$60.00. T i ri S copies of the old masters and | especially those who have several wedding presents in mind and are \\'llll(ngr to save a nice i 0 the Cl-lentele' oy I‘.“e.ndq and d suliiccts i hand colored | Bot of the price in purchasing them. Our regular prices are quite tempting enough, as a Desk Chairs at $4.50, $5.00, The Public of New Britain: MoGern e AL D e SO rule, to decide gift buyers in favor of this store; and every price mentioned here, for one | $6.00, $7.00, $8.50, $9.50,:$12.00 > The first principle of SUCCESS is GOOD WILL. artotypes, carbons, facsimiles; | reason or another, is in the lower than regular class. For instance: up to $22.00. None of us can buy GOOD WILL. We must water colors and the popular Nut- EARN IT. vani correowsranne. | If There Are Rugs to Purchase Here Are | TEA WAGONS Therefore, with that object in view and the co- Corctiilly el e, peration of my friends and fellow citi ope - Ding . e e Crard Wil e i T G R S G Opportunities Not to Be Replaced Tea wagons in mahogany and 9 i 3 home : It is my honest purpose to open to the public a One special lot of hand colored The latest news tells of market advances that may bring the price of the UL s Hobel, Clean, modern and Select in every l‘eSDECt, with artotypes country’s standard 9x12 rugs to near the $100 mark. In this store, howe\"er. there is still an adjoining Dining Reom and Cafe, where there will 2 a superb rug stock, on whieh prices have not caught up to even former rises: and to re- | $15.00, $16.50, $19.50, $21.00, be served, nothing but materials of recognized meri place which at today’s wholesale figures would mean a jump of at least 35 per cent.: or as andsegtand,ard quaglity 3 i from the old masters: regular many dollars in several instances. So if there are rugs to buy, a new home to fur $22.50, $24.00, $27.00, $31.50, 3 4 A prices up to $5.00, special $3.50. old rugs to replace, do it now while there’s an opportunity for savings truly remarkable. | $35.00.- Catering exclusively for high class patronage. : HOTEL GRAND, , A A Gifts in Silverware CLOCKS | Any Piece of Furniture WATCH FOR THE GRAND OPENING MAIN FLOOR. | SIXTHFLOOR. in This List Would Make Cafe Now Open Community Silverware guaranteed for 50 years; every- Mahogany, Oak, Birch, Gold a June Bride Happy thing to match. Georgian, Patrician and Adams patterns. Plated and Combination Clocks; Engraving free. also Tall Hall Clocks; the best Golden Oak and Mahogany Telephone Stands with stool Rogers Bros. 70-year plate, everything to match in the makes, including Seth Thomas, and chair seat at $6.00, $7.00, $7.50, $9.00, $13.50, $16.00, latest patterns—Cromwell, Old Colony, Heraldi d Q New Haven, Gilbert, Sessions $17.50, $19.50 and $22.50. :\nne:pengraving free: g ettt A icihers i Mahogany Console Tables at $13.50, $15.00, $17.50, - e . : - ) 21.50, $25.00, $29.50, $33.00. Wm. Rogers Mfg. Co. Silverware, guaranteed for 25 Sessions Tall Mahogany finish $ Mafingany Sewing Stands at $7.50, $12.00, $13.50, $19.00, years; Lincoln and Clinton patterns; engraving free. Mantel Clocks, large dial, value | $99.50, $25.00. Toilet and Manicure Sets, with sterling and ivory $8.50, special $7.50. ! Mahogany Yarn or Knitting .Qtamg at $2<50:$9$4Oand $5. frames; Ivory and Mahogany Clocks, Photograph Lockets, Gilbert Mahogany finish | Mahogany Muffin Stands at $6.50, $7.50 and $9.00. Napkin Rings, Perfume Bottles and Opera Glasses; first Clocks, squat shape, spofcia] price Mahogany Tilt Tables at $7.50, $9.00, $15.00, $16.50 and o : $18.50. GERIEES o pernbe s, 2D Mahogany Gate Leg Tables at $19.50, $21.50, $29.50, $32.50. 1 1 1 . Mahogany Music Cabinets at $7.50, $12.50, $14.50, Selections in Solid Gold Electrical $21.50, $5550 and $57.50. MAIN FLOOR Mahogany and Golden Oak Tabourettes and Pedestals at $2.00, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, . Popular prices are the rule also in this department; A llances $10.00, $13.00, $15.00. every article is delightfully new and attractive: pp Mahogany Serving Trays at $3.00, $4.50, $6.50, $10.00, Cameo Brooches, Lingerie Clasps, Brooches and Bar Landers, Frary & Clark’s Uni- and $12.50. ] . Pins, Wrist Watches, La Vallieres, Neck Chains, Pendants | versal and Thermax Electric Cof- Fireside or Wing Chairs with antique cane seat and and Rings; as low or as high as you wish to pay. fee Machines, Toasters, Grills, | back at $15.00, $17.00, $18.50, $20.00, $22.50, $25.00, $27.50. ‘ Piano Benches at $7.50, $9.00, $13.50, $15.00, . Fishson Jewelry, including Bar Pins, Brooches and ' Flat Irons and Coffee Perco- Mahogany ’ Very ay eau y Earrings. | 1lators, all at right prices. $17.50 and $19.50. Why should beauty be a holiday luxury? Wh t d 1 ? . . Bea}lljtr;ois atr:) g:eliZdaZtFt)heea::r:‘lee price as ugliness. Optlcal Emerson Records-'Sth Floor Chlfla a“d CUt Glass It only needs a little study—a more careful selec- Emerson 6-inch Records, regul i c, speci 313 / Sets i » - L o s, regular price 10c, special 4c SIXTH FLOOR | Cut Glass Water Sets in tion of the things that go into your home to make it Departmel‘lt each, 7 for 25c. (W new floral desions: 6 glassnts i > o : In spite of the great short- harmonious and lovely all through. MEZZANINE FLOOR. Emerson 7-inch Records,, double disc, 35c each, 3 for $1. e A de. e A e e The very lowest priced furniture is made today Stewart Phonographs, regular price $10.00, special $7.75. | | o110 cupplied with beauti- il $5.95 in beautiful modes and handsome finishes with Do Houknows ; Just the thing for seashore or the soldier's camp. RChioniail Les: & Specis S othin Heish e b it Most people think that their eyes ful China in all makes; see Tced Tea Scts, new:: rosh n g garish or tawdry about it. are perfect, or nearly so; but few our new stock pattern Din- . ; 1 - cutting ;1 covered jug, 6 tall e It only needs the refined taste and an acquaint- have perfect sight when examined 1 .l F ner Sets: ance with the store that makes a specialty of such by a competent Optometrist. Developlflg Fl mS fee . & o et tea tumblers, special price Furniture. In the interests of health as Dinner Sets in FEnglish $3.50. well as future good vision, every AR0% CHAS BRI L efe) S )a)m(;e’\;‘}:;;; i :e;:cl:} él‘;nla Sherbet Glasses in new- AGENTS FOR one should have the sight care- When prints are ordered we'll develop your films free c:in A enc:u::d :o’]d?lcacl . : P BLENWDOS fully tested every two years. of charge. Leave your films at the Kodak department. At | (ations: up to $300.00 est cutting, value * 38c;," spe= RANGES Our OPTOMETRIST has the same time see the new Brownies, Kodaks and Cameras; i S cial price 20c, $3.25 dozen. had more than twenty years’ ex- cvery one new and showing the latest improvements. Buy Place Plates, English and Cut Glass Water Goblets, QVERLOOKING perience. Let him look at your now and take advantage of the beautiful spring days. French China, deep border e 2 o] wheRe CAPITOL eyes. He will tell you what is Kodaks, $6.49 to $100. and encrusted gold edge; up new floral cutting, special IS HIGHER THAN PRICE. GROUNDS best to do. Brownies, $1.49 to $12.00. : to $150 set of 1%2. 80c each, $8.50 dozen. 3 5 some with silver draw, at:$13.50, with antinque gold frame, subjects mostly copies