New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1922, Page 16

| Little 8 theart Safety Pins." (For Pins.) Applications For Trade-Mark Registration Render-Flynn o dresses and aprons Canfleld Rubber Co., Bridge- Adhesive insulating tape ey Brothers, South Manchester, knitted, netted, textile and the piece Brothers Co., s sold as soft drinks or making the same satety TO CONN. PEOPLE House The port Che Harold | Woven 221 plle fabrics ir The Reiner Toy | bury . and DOHERTY PROMISES SMOKELESS DENVER Hartford issued by the | 8 1022 to Conneg patent cut in Patents oftice Oct. 17 ver List G. Mannir Main Charles A pistol Lewis H sight . Davison shed by offics Walk-Over this city Bailey, Water- romwell sirups Rradley, Hartford. Front Groton, Ti eter for use with oil wells rd Fay, Danbury for rallway block s fety Stamford, Mfg revsinger Yale & Towne Gas Fapert Wil Undertake to Heat Iwin, Hartford. Grass 100 Homes at a Cost Cheaper Torrington Than Coal Haven, as- Wash- 4 to I Atlantic City, N. J,, Oct, 24, -——Henry 1. Doherty of New York at the open- ing of the American Gas Assoclation here announced his intention of heat- homes in Denver this winter | ured gas at a cost that e with coal N ding to Mr. Doherty, the gas price to he fixed will he approximately $1 for a million British thermal units, which will make the cost of gas equivalent to $15 nachines anownik eriden. Com- g machine E. Kenny process for ice company, of the Lenver ( and Electric | pany, a subsidiary. In explaining his new projects, Mr. Doherty said he wanted to make Den- ver the first rezlly smokeless city in the world, and also wanted to prove Sciash ind president m stretcher Lloyd, Kent, assignor to | portation Co.. New York, | rolling service for trailer| Two electric T.yhne, Bridgeport ectric battery cell; Anker 8 patents: e lantern Pierce R. McCrary, East Norwalk.| Apparatus for abstracting heat from fluids William P Stamford. signor to The Yale & Towne Mfg. Co Bafe-deposit lock Adolph G. Piltz, and X Bridgeport, assignors to Park Cornice Works, Inc. Skylight lift John E. Repholdt, Bridgeport, as- signor to Columbia Graphophone Mfg. | Co. Stop mechanism for talking ma- | chines Joseph H Bulletin board Lyman R. Roberts, J. assignor to L. R. Roberts Type- writer Co. Stamford. Tyepwriter Joseph Tuozzoli, Bridgeport. Spray- ing device for hot and cold water faucets Trade-Mark Registrations | The C. B. Dolge Co., Westport. Pro- | duet for cleaning out waste, drain or| gtopped up pipes. The Merrow Machine Co., Loopers for overseaming and edging sewing machines The ¢ « Textile Mfg Co port. and New York, N. Y childre and infants' coats, wraps, capes, suits, etc Iester E. Scott, Southington ing as L. E. Scott Co. Furniture polish substitute gas for coal in homes. and more than twenty years of work on this problem,” he said, “and only this last spring acquired a gas com- as- . | pany in a smaller Eastern city for the Mosely. (o] Saur, | City | Fa Roberts, Manchester. | Rutherford, N. i | Hartford. | over- | i | | Rridge- Women's cloaks, | trad- | | Lahel Registrations: I Fred Rees doing business as The| Remo Mfg. Co.. Meriden, Two regis- | trations ‘l,HHP Cherub Safety Pins': | | \ P LA y f ‘é\.i IN THE EARLY MORN’ Let us deliver cream and milk. want to serve you with a worth while milk that has won a host of friends by its uniform quality. It's real good milk. ‘ESEIBERT & SON) “Your Milkman" PARK STRELT . your We: the girl * NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, for a ton of coal. Mr. | | Doherty is president of the Cities Serv. | Light com- | to fuel experts that it was possible to “T have spent largesums of money | THE BIG STORE Raphael’s Department Store Tuesday and Wednesday Evening Hoyt’s Musical Revue The women of New Britain and Vicinity will find velopes, it {s declared, are responsible for Incalculable delay during the Christmas rush of postal business. Be cause of their minlature size they cannot be run through the cancelling machines making It necessary to do this work by hand, as well as requir ing extra handling in facing and dis- tribution Obliteration of addresses through cancellation marks and inability of postal workers to tie the cards and greetings In packages with the larger sized letters securely is another source of delay and trouble, | purpose of demonstrating that the | conventences and advantages of gas | could be given to the home owners at | no greater expense than the use of [ sold fuel “Perhaps our experiments this Win- | ter will provide facts that may be used for the basls of a general plan to | heat all the homes in Denver in com- | ing years. At least we will make a HI"n\HHMmHnn that will excite world- wide interest.’ Dr. Yadell Henderson of \nl- Uni- | versity recommended that ethyl mer- | captan, an odor resembling that of the skunk, should he used to give warn- | Ing of esc aping gas. One drop of mer- | paptan liberated in the Grand Central Terminal in New York would precipi- (aM a scramble for the exits, he said P —— City Itgms Hallowe'en favors and Candy on display at McEnroe's, West Main St —advt, Martha Chapter, 0. E. 8, will ob- serve past matron's night at their regular meeting Thursday evening. Past Matron Mrs, Charlotte Terwillig- er and Past Patron James Healy will confer the degree on a class of can- didates. Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock for members only Radlo sets and supplies at Morans' —advt, Pride Circle, Lady hold their meeting at 7:4 o'clock Thursday evening in Judd's hall After the meeting there will be a cos- tume party. Mrs. J. Mulvihill is chirman of the committee arranging the affair, and the committee is work- ing hard to make it a success. Thert will be dancing and refreshments will | be served. Prizes will be given fo? the prettiest and funniest costumes. Fach member will be allowed to bring a friend. Headquarters for Women's Besse-l.elands of course.—advt, The first supper of the season to | be held by the women of the Cen- ter Congregational church, will take | place tomorrow night. Mardi Gras. Tabs' advt. wPeddv Loses Flght to Get His Name on Ballot New Orleans, Oct. 24 —George B. | Peddy, Houston lawyer, lost his fight before a federal tribunal here yester- day to force Texas election officlals to place his name on the November bal- |lot as a United States senatorial can- didate against Earle B Mayfleld, democratic nominee and alleged Ku Klux Klan candidate. Three judges composing the tribunal to hear the case on transfer from the federal court at Mobile, Ala, ruled they were without jurisdietion that being the only point considered. 0PPOSE LITTLE CARDS gPost Office Department Wants Public - Foresters, will | To Use Larger Sized Christmas Coats, Greetings This Year. A campaign small sized Washington, Oct. 24.— |to discourage use of | Christmas cards and envelopes has been inaugurated by the post office !department Small size cards and en- fair, tonight, “AGAIN WE LEAD” Will Continue At FOX'S THEATRE in connection with members of the cast acting as models OCTOBER 24, 1922. BEST IN TH!. I.ONO RN Convenient Containers MARA‘IHON MOTOR OIL containers are designed with forethought for the user. One of the three sizes is meant for It may be the one you, can which yau carry under the seat for use on the road—anywhere you might need it. You mymtthefivegdlonmfiorwn]unmdugnnge—m filling of the motor and & gallon reserve. Better still, for the motorist who has learned that “best in the long run” habit, there is the fifteen gallon new steel drum with a . That means a season’s supply of Marsthon always on hand and the economy of quan- tity purchase. 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