New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1924, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1924. f \ have a stimulating effect on a]ulngl b slgnor to American lhzun Ch.. ¥ H' ry G. Schmidt \' alk, as-|Who Lived in a Shoe. ¢ elt sl ,: * HARDWARE PRODUCTION |12, PATENTS ISSUED TO [dsmer i Amuiy, Choi, coy o Moy & sebmie, Norosik_a s vt w s, or | Qg g e Eyallif Design for tire, | Applications ¥For Trade Mark SCHEDULES GROWING sc;fig.,fdl,i'l“'gf,"ofx,"’ii bon staple 4nt | CONNECTICUT PEOPLE | wiif,'; K dns, Sstor vaive| '".4-”..fl< s News Havén) ; jon FOR INL“GESTION ‘r]m“vul rirri«-v a :lmes are expected in i Frederic K. Heyer, Stamford, ns. | Antiskid The ( e near future. Minor price just- | | r to the Yale & Towne My, | Junius . Tucker, Bridgeport. Gar- |port. L Trade Paper Says Strengthening Ten- | ments arc said to be likely in somc| Patents issued by the U. S patent |7 sl & towne Mo o : New Haver . ) | lines, but it is regarded as probable |office, Jar 1924, to Connectiout | e, i : o o : A o . Byl J {1snes, d X ofider, i y e ol Joseph A. Volk, Jr. Norwalk, as- ! ! o~ dencles Are Bvident In Markets | that'the general market will be af-|Inventors. List furnished by the of- |, Wilam I Hcdgson, Rociwille, signor to the Veco Mfg., Co. Elbow ] mgl’“fim’” | ectea. fice of Harold G. Manning, Walk-Over | “8058, (o @0 New pri Leor iriie condilte i Woolen e s. [ € 6 BELLANS SR Store, 211 Main street, New Britain. AW s rtford Safety *hol Und )\ signor to Lawrie L. Witter, Hartford, Safety Nichols nderwy ) % - | Two a 5 for —='|Hot water New York, Feb. 6.-—Hardware Age ! Sure Had His Number James Coultcr, Bridgeport, Chain | Cutout devic A razor and stropper. g In its summary of the hardware mar- edly | link. i - oy . bin strips, tapes and tri n its = ¥ |\ & famou-adtorcwono repeatedty |0 o o Bt S T New Eaen, ds- Trade Mark Registration wpes @ ) Sure Relief kets will say tomorrow: made farewell appearances announc- | oY g | signor to the Greist Mg, Co, Com.| The H. K. H. Silk Co., Watertown. “Strengthening. tendencies are ap- ¢4 f:{vfth"r "Hml tour, s Guorge 1. CliFin Bitain, ns. | bined tire test gauge and valve {Pure and artificial silk thre: | Heirs Wanted cnr'Tt in the hardwal marl|u-t. Bu)‘-‘trifl"d”l haihdedl Jioks astked &1 ior o Landers ¥ ‘ Raymond C,:Moore, Bridgeport, au- | , Sirouse, Adler & Co., New Haven Ulinst Tolry'——A: hools flled ing is stronger, pri e tightening | .o y " s " 8 1 for teapot or ar signor to the Bassick Co. Door late | names for lost heirs and missing i I : |2 g Ahalataare Bl signor to the Bassick Co. or latch. | e i s s slightly and factories are said to be |, . -:‘.‘-‘t]:‘,.fhmg 55, SHAkausay el el Dickstei e S Oscar M. Nelson, New Haven, as. |, Tn¢ J. B. Williams Co., Glaston- | pom gigrerent p increasing their production schedules, | ... . ey New Have | ienor to the Usiited Biates. Si bury. Shaving soap. Chancery court Much Adieu About Nothing, I g s 8 etiations 3 % Istrations and Bank of ‘0., Worces- | dividend list inciud The declaration of a dividend of suppose? id e frlend—Exchange. b C% lm-.‘ g one Evaporator. John C. & E Arthur F, Ochtman, Coscob. Switch | | 'I‘\-o regis- | bulletin, International CJ ) ) “or | Dept. 98 Pittsburgh, Pa.,, U, 8. A.— | fornia anc Prices Tighter ane-half of one per cent by the United | States Steel corporation, coupled with | she reports of its carnings for the| Waiters on ske ve tea ‘ourth quarter of 1923 is expected to| skaters at some of t iss hotels, o o U 3 ¥ iter New | for auto turning signals. " Atlantic Charles G. Roberts, Ansonia. Clip tra Cinde r(l]ds r and handle for cigar boxes. el sl)ppun and the 1r|| \\ oman | Save Moetfl A PianoInvesiment Better i ., forYour Children’s-future i0\& BN, . e Lhan Mceney EA - N is Big Piano Sale Will Close in a Few The Rush is on, Don’t be Too Late, You may never get This Opportunity again / DON'T WAIT! SEE OUR BARGAINS BUY NOW THIS IS YOUR CHANCE—DON'T MISS IT! We want to make a clean sweep on this sale. We want to sell every Piano in this stock at once. If you ever thought of buying a Piano now is the time. The New Player depicted here is a bargain and if you wait no doubt you will have to pay more. Shrewd people are buying Pianos now. Come in now before it is too late. First come, first served. We will play no favorites; one man’s money 4 NEW PLAYER PIANO—SALE PRICE is just as good as another’s. Make your selection; tell us how you wish to pay. Remem- sALl : $295,00 ber we close this sale soon, ONLY $ 1 66.00 Good Only During This Sale Good Only During This Sale The Final Cut has been made, This is Your Last Chance, Don’t be Too Late Old Pianos and Taken in Exchange S PRICE ON THIS NEARLY NEW PIANO " " Round trip railroad fare re Ak 1o be shown this used instrument. We Slightly used Piano from this stock Piano from thic <ok shall not mention the name. Stool included and y . R TERMS 31.50 A WEEK 1 mpanics this instrument. Small pas- ers living within a radius of 100 Wo are gotng o ake & quich wale of this oot demn small payment down and Small payment down $2 00 comg miiles of New Britain, “tock We have put the price on this wsd £96.00 $2-00 A WHEK 31.50 A WEEK a week piano at only Every new instrument guaranteed by us or 12 Rolls and Bench given with every the Mannfacturr, Sterling, Gable Nelsom, new Player. Al instruments are Huntington. Radcliffe, Lakeside, DeKalbe and L] L4 e ' not exactly like cuts other makes. ‘PHONE 72 THE BIG FURNITURE STORE 132 MAIN ST,