New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1923, Page 10

RIGEE OUR ANNUAL MID-SUMMER RUG SALE INCLUDES WILTONS, AXMINSTERS, VELVETS, BRUSSELLS and GRASS RUGS FIVE GRADES OF AXMINSTER RUGS ALL REDUCED Size From $45.00 Size From $49.00 Size From $55.00 2 Size From $59.00 Size From $65.00 THREE GRADES OF TAPESTRY BRUSSELS ALL REDUCED oot - $27, $29, $35 8-3x10-3 Seamless Vvelvet Rugs ............ Now $ 3 5.00 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs Now $39.00 v $49.00 - $55.00 8-3x10-6 Wilton Velvet Rugs 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs ...... ASTEROID “AURORA' LOST 0 SCIENCE 5y smaes o f Vflmw i‘\ Iy '!“ '|‘l L In“ .,m‘m iError in Computation Being Rec- - ‘ 1% Discontinued Patterns of the Celebrated Whittall Rugs Wl B e . e 0 $65.00 Whit}gg,sl;ll"e ll"]r::ge“sylll(t)":“();{ W iee Reduced To $89o00 R M $120.00 N Reguiar Brice 13500 - eauced 1o $ 130,00 The regular prices of Whittall Rugs are restricted and the same everywhere. Here is a chance to actually save from $7.00 to $25.00. SMALLER SIZES REDUCED PROPORTIONATELY in reaching a summer resort where ni was going for work because the cafe | proprictor would not grant an in-| crease in wa IK( RUNNING ON SCHEDULE ALL GRASS RUGS REDUCED TWO LOTS of 6x9 Size— Reduced From $6.50 To ......... e A, Reduced From $7.50 To ...... 0ot B0 TWO LOTS of 8x10 Size— Reduced From $ 9.00 To Reduced From $11.00 To ...... TWO LOTS of 9x12 Size— Reduced From $12.00 To Reduced From $14.00 To .........o00uuenn.. COME NOW WHILE THE ASSORTMENT IS STILL LARGE— THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF WONDERFUL BIG BARGAINS IN THIS SALE ; | Our Mighty Big Annual “Remembrance”’ is at the Palace ! "6 a1 Lick Observatory, 1 ghgat-r now. ~Every father will want | attractive program tonight and to-| /o0 “F R T rted o cretely illustrated than on the rail- to. sce it; and every wife, mot computation on the tiny asteroid roads and in the telegraph service of son and daughter should fi‘e it. {‘a ls::{; ”l\'|hhf '{u‘x(iio;:m\‘\”:x:r;?ml‘:\:"u‘: ‘Aurora,” which was lost to the scien-| Italy. Italian trains are now ,.ml, ;.m‘ should round up his entire;wel as the tific world for 12 years. An effort is|time—one can even set one's watch by| ;:;:lly and take them to see this su-|and travelogues and the breezy com- being made by the University of Cal-| them—and the time of transmission per-photoplay. It will gl\fi]lhvm"‘l ‘i\!:ns\!o:‘\l;’;l hl"o‘r( 1\:\!\?&;“2:&52&’ l’m ifornia to solve the motion of on internal and foreign telegrams has| ew respect for father and a newce Aurora. been reduced to one-fourth of what| :ndersm:dmg and sympathy with well as the usual news and comedy| “mp,Jittie hody, one of the several it was before the advent of Italy's the daily problems and perplexities| specials and Monday, Tuesday and |, .. 0q inoe planets which revolve | young dictator to power. which confront him. Wednesday brings that spectacular|.pqu¢ the sun between Mars and Jupi-| The Italian crack trains on the main The Keith vaudeville bill shows drama, Daughters of the Rich. 1or|ior " hag given astronomers much |trunk lines cover their distances with four good acts with Brown and|the last half of next week that popu-|(;,yple since its discovery a quarter-| minute precision and according to Monahan In a clever dance offering: lar young actor, hnny Hines, Wil o \\tyry ago. Although a considerable| schedule. The Rome-Milan ex- Gilmore and Lester, two good come- be here in Sure Fire I'lint, regarded | ;mount of computing has been done| presses lcave and arrive on the sec- fligng; Art Stanley who offers an ex- as one of the best comedy dramas| o, the asteroid's orbit, errors were|ond. The Rome-Naple tralns are| cellent variety offering;, and Rasso & cver filmed. a riot of fun and a .nl"n“,,, made ago which result-| equally on schedule, while the service il Oue Compkte Stock of the Finest Wall Papers and Borders Co. i el d novel juggling way of exciting action. e X erold’s becoming “l0st” | hetween Genoa ani Trieste. thr odaw. * " " — i D e R (Over §15,000.00 Worth) Will Be Offered, Nothing Reserved, In This Laundry proprietors have em Several y ago it was v-| same punctuality | WONDERFUL SALE AT An Indlan spider's web only ®IX| ployed scientists to discover some | cred at son ance from the Special policemen do service on all inches in width was found to €On-|'hieinod of doing without starch in|where calculations predicted it should the lines, and are present on trains tain over 41,600 meshes. | their work. be. Working with data resulting |, vrvw:t theft or AlBorder. No one has ever questioned the reliability and superior quality of merchandise offered by The John Boyle Co. PALACE DURING THIS SALE rediscovery, University of California astronomers been able to detect " TONIGHT AND SAT. Special Discounts Will Be Given On All of Our Paint and Varnish Supplies «_-—-n- ¢ | tronomers years ag The problem, oid to Jupiter and Saturn, two mighty| With Base Runners Rupert Hughes Great Pho- To the purchaser who first guesses the correct number of single NOW PLAYING | state, is one of cons Betty Blythe § i o sy e Aurora out of the path laid dov for toplay of American Family Life rolls of Wall Paper sold during this wonderful sale, or nearest to it, we will refund the full amount of net cash purchase. Free Delivery of N it by the sun. It is te the calculs ’ July 13.—The name of tions of the effect of these distur J , third baseman by Professor Leuschner, and months he 1| 2 fame He “REMEMBRANCE” A Story of Pop Who Spent All Purchases, in the City, Berlin, Kensington, Plainville, Southing- ton, Forestville and Bristol. No goods charged or exchanged. of mathematical work will be re g « € r by scoring three LOVE quired before the problem of Aurora's| m 1 a in yesterday's game notion is solved, the professor states. | w A the Dough While the Fam- I he JOhn BO y le CO. ilv Had All the Fun 'hhe City’s Leading Decorators All Star Cast With 3—5 FRANKLIN SQUARE b .fi‘ | | Spirit of Discipline of Mussolini Govt. k : B TE B i tilied in University of California .1 i & M IR ) 82| il Ilustrated Both in Railroads and | t 8. Cnless otherwise ind , theatrico PEsEmEINEE- Iy ¥ 5 I | : written by the § 4 5 Berkeley, Calif., July 11 r. A. O, | Telegraph Companies, | 7 TN $I8BBE | Leuschner, professor of onomy at T A A e | ) the University of Califonla here, Dr.| ome, July 13.—The spiri discl- VWREMEMBRANCE" AT PALACE. | GOOD SHOW AT LYCEUM | H. Thiele, an assistant astronomer of | Pline which the Mussolini government | The Lyceum theater is offering an ; and a number of brought in with it is no more con- s, | morrow to its patrons, presenting astronomers le difficulty| Rube Lutzke Hits One \u)\n and because of the near of the aster- ! A Al Moving With Pitcher's Delivery All Score. « H\H\l \l“\l)\\ DAUGHTERS OF THE RICH §| oo moe = #mm Lt 2 St ANETRERES | .riin, July 13- An American din ing in a Berlin cafe the other night| HEADS CHICAGO UNIVERSITY. 29 yped the leader of the three-ma Ohtessa x 3 ey Poli’s rchestra 20,000 marks fc Playing | f3,:pt r 30 years connected with HARTFORD v qu o o 30 e t . v <of ALL THIS " : ected for a single Musiclans in Berlin Cafe Fnabled to Claude Gillingwater Cullen Landis KEITH VAUDEVILLE 4—Splendid Acts—1 S. 2. Poli Presen THE POLI PLAY Starring Arthur Howard Dentler and the best = the Record —DANCE— in u-» Countrs i S 5 i e i Given hy Blne Ridge Clab ENSINE I N_y t you don’t mind, as.” the leader _ BATURDAY EVE. JULY 14TH ‘TO THE LADIES’ finally replied. “we'd rather have the ¥ vmw BRITAIN QUARTET CLUB PARK, ey for that, t00." ; BARNESDALE S 20600 EhTG. ot e Smashed sl records at the Liberts Paint Engineers ch live in the London| said to avold the live| 1 by instinct. | Furnished by The Bostonlans Orch. ‘mlko featuring soprano soloists, Mrs. A. sad Mrs. J. Martin, ltader in ecstacies, for he explained s theater, New York. A bigger laugh : )it would help the orchestra greatly!r than “Getting Gertle's Garter.”