New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1921, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DA ent p o8 by the Rev. George y voyagvs In the Mediterrangan, crossed F4 v r. secrotary of the Am the Pacific once, and once in his tour ; e ‘umen's Friend Society, 76 around the world, visited the Panama treet, New York, te ht in the Son Canal Zone, In this last trip he went | g7 Congresational ch h Dr . to Panama at the request of Maror ster's subject will eamen Afloat 3o al Goethals, then Governor of : I and Ashore in War and Peace” and e Y Z . who has supported | the lecture will be illustrated with the society in its efforts to provide many beautiful stereopticon views a proper social and religious atmos- Durinis the past year the American | PHCre Tor aailors at tho Atiantic end | oy Colored_ghal; Fill Water ] Largest Retailers of Quality Meats 70 West Main St. nal ) gfll'Ollfll Chflr(h i ":"""." CSosiCgwhchglLs R crt v ebatar announced Webster ren nts has with its h s . ¥ pletion of a fund of $65,000 : , amisied organizations \n many parts which wiii insure e erection of a| W1EN OWDErs Seek Pleasure P Loins’ Evemng of the world, served som 100,000 bullding for s rs at the Atlantic end 9 S. 0 ean m Or Olns ~n||nr: on shcre, Dr. Webster's owa of the Cans nd a partial main- { o | experfence In the work of the society tenanc , work which the so- (By James Shepard). = : and in his travels through the w el oA = o rt t marchant sailor ,..l» 8 gained a wide mirvey of the place | ) underta There is probably no shell of any 1rioin, rorternouse, noun ea an porte. ek ailo the country’s iife. | — = | mollusk better known than that of g » in the ministry ! Pride ir Lady Foresters, en- | the pecten or scallop. TIts peculiar = iy ar L e it e e . S S Fienas sienies g tisce v marked somrih [ Feeah e ol Lo S i iansandh SRS c il LUHCE) (e ek loped cdges are in marked contrast Fresh Rib Pot Milk —— = e —— with the forms pf other shells. Scal- Shouldel‘s Roasts Roasts veal loped oysters take their name from [§ ops Oatlet Mll[llle’y Co_ ® | the fact that they were first served 19¢ Ib 28c 1b . 25¢ Ib 32¢ Ib 39 Ib in scallop shells. The early Pilgrims 257 Main Street i to the Holy Land, who worshipped [ 2 000 LB OF BEST PRINT BUTTER ...................c......... B2¢ 1b at the shrine of St. James, returned 'Y ___FOR__ to their homes wearing a scallop sheil u V. Lea on the front o cir hat, hence the b i ic Y 3 vis 11 SATURDAY |rocmone 49| [ Eiiiisbnti i s Fan | Fricamee | Bowting | Comb | ‘Lesb D shell by the Pilgrims caused numer- M Eggs . Roasts Chickens Chickens Tripe Roasts ey A iora heannea RN I W 18cidoz 39¢ Ib 35¢ Ib 49c Ib 18c Ib. 22¢ Ib be blazoned with scallop shells. t] The common scallop of our New = England st, Pec! I Ai: i b e e TRY OUR BONELESS ROUND CORNED BEEF .................. 25¢ Db \ siderably in color with different de- grees of whitish, reddish and purplish = and is often handsomely zoned. 1t [ LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS ..... .... 18 Ib lin largely used as food, being abun- dant from Cape Cod to New Jersey. The fisheries which flourish in Lons M8 NOTICE—We Handle Only the Best Grade of Merchandise. Being the Largest lsland, Narragansett Xey and cise- P Retailer in U. S. and Having Stores in 5 States Enable Us to Buy Direct Saving mer, constitute one of our important industries. The edible portion of the | Middleman’s Profit. scallop is the powerful central muscle { by which the animal opens and closes o an PY its valves or shells. This muscle is sometimes called the heart or core. We eat apples and discard the core Their movements were truly won-|the two authors, as herein before } I think of the frolicsome party of ° but when we come to scallops we derful, in short my observations | quoted. Whenever I look at the | dancing scallops which I observed 'I‘hae Prlcm Saturday Only eat the core and discard the rest. were very much the same as that of | scallop shells in our local museum, | many years ago in the Niantic river, This edible part is rather small in The mtemls, styles, trimmings and our native scallops but very much larger in the deep sea scallops from combinations, are the latest in millinery. [f| 5 cot= o pains, | Ther ey ; ifi The woman who wears one of these love. || 5o ine s i acrosss s FOT Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Adots, Scallops are an esteemed délicacy ‘nl ly spring models can assured Europe as well as in America. VLTS Od feel ll She is stated in ‘““Tryon’'s Concholon has a Hat that is different and of au- that the “Pecten opercularis covers‘ extensive banks, especially on the thentic style for spring 1921. north and west coasts of Ireland. . . . Its body is bright orange or scarlet, or Efl'ects Ofl'-th&Face 'rypes Poke Efl'ect.s the mantle fawn color, marked with . THE — THE | brown; the shell is used for scallop- Turbans Drooping Brims ing oysters, formerly it was employed Tuch in Ossian's ‘Hal of Shells "+ DRESS GOODS SHOP ¢ ’ DRESS GOODS SHOP port of {other bivalve mollusk which moves about to so great an extent as the scallop. They move along on the | bottom of the sea by means of their . ‘ “hatchet shaped foot.” The lobes of { the mantle include a glandular sac containing a gaseous fluid which | enables the light shell to float easily ;and to change its position with the | tide. By the combined movement of M | their shall and abductor muscle, they be 0(: h a 7 These can be had in | can move rapidly through the water oun ere. 92 4 2 of in any direction, dance a jig and cut . A / the bl':lg‘ht colors and up various capers to the great aston- sailors, chin ,- : mbination of colors d ! ishment of those who are unfamiliar . B y 5 : with their antics. According to Try- orme effects 2 ; 1own this season. Come on's Conchology the Rev. D. Lands- - > borough observed the fry of the Eu- ms, wide gros- ' ere first, as we carry| B! opean scallop -when loss than the DO i) 3 i j size of a sixpense, swimming in a n A band and he largest variety in the { i pool left by the ebbing of the tide. eTects. city. | Thefr motion was rapid and zigzag. i ! They scemed by the sudden opening {and closing of the valves to have | the power of darting like an arrow X | through the water. One jerk car- ried them some yards and then by el L STRAP WRIST GAUNTLETS | §|Soogomdion s oo wes o Y | The Great Sale Of Silks e e 2 Clasp—3 Styles s ot eonla e R Spring lte, brown, gray and_ also| | G2untlets are very dressy and you| Jnuitt, bot ot teni o i i P in’ th . be, brown, gray and also| | un also wear them in the spring |iineiEilobeshand iepeath funsinfancls, In which opportunity is afforded to obtain the season’s newest ese are the Gloves that we| | These are same Gauntlets we were | M | bortion of this mantie ean wouativ be | productions in silks of every description at decidedly selling for $2.98. These getting $6.98 for. These different !:;r‘ l’;c::l‘fir'i:: :r;?;:-y :::“:;::‘1:3;[1:: , great savmgs.‘ And this 'ls a most .opportune time guaranteed. styles to choose from. Guaranteed. 8 | self being of a delicate fawn color, for your spring dressmaking. | the whole set off with a number of $3 08 bright, glistening eyes of elegant = oJ ll | emerald green, encircled with a band [ 40 Inch Crepe de Chme 8 | of turquoise bluc. The finest jewels of [ Charmeuse 2 50 That highly 1 $1 59 jour fairest belles can be no brighter [ The $3.98 quality. Yd ° at highly lus- than the natural adornments of this 1 - h Ml | common mollusk. In their native i - ! elcment alone the scallops show to 3 it ISTORE trous familiar fabric yet so desirable v HERE LATEST STYLE B | rfection all the beauties nature has MEETS S8 - 4 I Javished upon them, especially when § Satin 1 69 G t BOOTH’S BLOCK “"IPP‘R‘?,"‘ | seen in motion. They move in a [& That queenly ma- Yd.$ ° rgette s $1.69 "RICE rapid zigzag fashion and with the % - AID colors. specd of an arrow, the propelling terial of the regular $2.50 grade. force being secured by the rapid opening and shutting of their valves. HEEEEEeEEE SRR EEEEEEEE |, s e s e B [ [Bieck Taftn v $1.49 i disome v 89¢ L] . pretty creatures, with shells of every [H Rich and lustrous. A very desirable hue, from purest white to black, en- &g Regular $2.50 gfade. material for dresses. livened with shades of pink, yellow, i tnwn and other tints, darting about § - ln clear water, up, down, here, there, i n Sl Silk Shirtings everywhere. In their flight-like move- 69c g . hort tal, X 5. -+ » Quality Food Purveyors Phones 1025, 1026, 2490 1| 7%, STt s ok s Including the most Yd. suggestive of a flock of winged ani- handsome patterns. Lamb Pot Pies mals than of bivalves of which to Cottage OCheese make a meal. When at last they J§ d Deviled Eggs dispose themselves to rest, sinking to ¥ e GRAPE FRUIT the bottom for that purpose, and Woolens at Special Prices ————————————————— APPL there remalning passive for hours at a . . COCOANUT! Native Pork to Roast .... time.” ! Durlng this Sale. LETTUCE Native Milk Fed Chickens Only on one occasion have I ever Nidtive Fancy Fatted Fowl had the pleasure of seeing the move- §&3 44 Inch All Wool French $1 49 52 Inch All Wool Serge in $1 89 Lean Bone Pot Roasts 3 ments of our common scallop with- black, blue and Top Round Stcak 5 in the water of the sea. They were N Serge, all colors. el Mrlolr(-; Steak ... . in the Niantic river, an arm of the o . Legs Genuine Spri 2, sea where the tide regularly flows § Loin Lamb Cbon-n‘ . and ebbs. This river is one of the 54 Inch All Wool French $2 50 Fresh Ground H.lnbnr‘ .. most interesting places for a lover Serge in blue only, yd. can Lamb for Stewing . of nature which we have on our 3 de at _slack water,