New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1924, Page 19

it lovel, Emerick B, Crawford, New Hav. en, assignor to The Oven Kquip- Trade-Marks Registered, ment & Mfg. Co, Ple-plate holder| Tho Arrow Electric Co., Hartford, for baking ovens, |Luminous pendants and buttons, John C, Doran, Danbury. Hair- The Greist Mfg. Co., New Haven, ourling device, Portable tric-lamp units, Benjamin ¥, Dennis Murray, Bridgeport. Gantry crane, leanipg composition Henry B, Foulder, Brooklyn, N, ‘Trade-Mark Applicants, , assignor to J. P, Curry Mfg. Co,| Bond Chemist 8hop, Inc, Hart- | Inc., Stamford, Tie-twisting tool. |ford. Polishes for automobiles and | ‘arl Gemino, and F. B, Diana, furniture, | Water vaporizing at- The Edw, Malley Co., New Hav- | for internal-combustion Children's shoes. . Stephenson Specialty Co,, Waterbury. | Hartford, Portable files, ‘The Topsall Mfg. Co., New Huaven Varnish liquid refinishes for use on Edward N, Vose, ning-board mat, Darien, Run- IReduce Your Fat Without Dieting Years ago the formula for fat reduction “dlet ' —="exercise.” Today It | (NERICANS DO 0T EAT PROPER FOOD Dentist Prophesies Nation of Weakings Unless There's Change Dallas, Texas, Nov. 14. the American people eat 'whole grain breads, more tables cooked to retain the lime salts, moro whole milk and na- tural sweets, “the next two or three | gencrations will be a nation of 'jjollenbeck Club bridge and bridge weaklings, 80 far as hona and teeth ut Lower City, Shourtdetour around | ONo-way traffic, are concerned.” Dr. C. B, Fowlkes these bridges, men, of Birmingham, Ala., asserted in an| Colebrook- WestHartford — Road Conditions in Connecticut Montyille=Norwich-Hadlyme road !* Bitol R Gresuwich: under construction, Detour posted over unimproved road, Plaintield—#Putnam-Norwich road concrele pavenment is being lald, one-way traftic regulated by tele- phone, New London—Bank 8t, is closed to traffic. Detour posted, Groton—Center Groton-Old Mys- tie road is open to traffic; shoulders mcomplete, Canaan—Cornwall Hollow road Marmola Prescriptipn Tablets,” nds tell friends-ths friends tell others They eat substantial food, live as they like And still reduce steadily and ennily Y. without golng through long selges of tire- some exercise and starvation diet Mar- mola Prescription Tallets are sold by all drugglsts the world over at one dollar for a box, or It you prefer you eun order dl- | gan rect from the Marmoin Co, General | RChMENt Motors Bldg., Detroit, Mich, engines, Edward H. Georgla, Station indicator. use, gt M. W. Hanson, Plainville and Farmington road is | Motal-working machine, fiEetal ‘{{"'_“" "" eeaiceXunid under construction, but is open for | Willlam R. Hoyt, Stamford, as.| The Warner Brothers Co., Bridge oporated Ly flag. |MENOT to The Yale & Towne Mfg. |port. Women's undergarments, in Co. Lock {cluding corsets, | James B. Stamford, as- | Unless more veges |struction. A temporary bridge Is in October! Greatest Nash Sales Month Hartford, North Colebrook road Hartford - New | Jensen, b R0 =l address today at the American Dental Assoclation convention. “In the matter of diet, the dental | profession has an opportunity for doing a real service in outlining a diet that furnishes the necessary limo salts to build tooth and bone structure during the pre-natal and pre-school period, as well as during |is under construction. There will be a short detour around bridge. North Canaan—Norfolk. Two sec- tions on Canaan-Norfolk road is un- !der construction, Open to one-way traffic, | Clinton—Westbrook Post road. One-way traffic for a short distance at Wright's River bridge. Britain road in Eimwood is under construction, but is open for one way traffic operated by fiagmen. | |'Through traffic from Hartford to New Britain should go via Newing- ton. Barkhamsted—Riverton.Cole road, macadam road is under con- struction, Traffic uses road at all Co, Lock. Charle to The | Max Simon H Clothes hanger, Harry Krasnow, Hartford, bullding structure. Ledin, Stamford. assignor signor to The Yale & Towne Mfg. Johnson, New | tucks are Haven. | the cloth gown new Metal wne Mfg. Co. Lock. xwell and C. Ledin, diagonal of trimping Diagonal trim and NEW LAMP BURNS October Nash sales smashed past the highest previous ;Stamford, assignors to The Yale & | Towne Mfg, Co. Lock. Charles Miller, Bridgeport, assign- or to Manning, Maxwell & Morris, Inc, N, Y., N. Y. Rlectric furnace, Arthur I, Pitney, Stamford, as- A new oil signor to Pitney-Bowes Postage Me. | amazingly br ter Co, Job-printing attachment for [ ©Ven better than gas or postage-meter machines, has been tested by the U Louis Platti, EiImwood ment and ing universities and port. found to be superio 10 ordinary George E. Prentice, 4ssignor to| 0!d lamps. Tt burr out odor, M. VanHcusen, Boston, Mass, | Smoke or noisc—no j ing up: is| Garter, simple, clean, safe. ns 94 per Thomas Prentice, Southington, as. | cent anr and 6 per common siggor to The Peck, Stow & Wilcox | kerosene (coal oll) Co.' Chuck for bit braces. | 'The inventor, O. N. Johnson, 42 Michael . Ryan, Stamford, as-|N. Broad St, Philadelphia, i3 offer- times, childhood to the eighteenth year,” Avon—Lovely street, gravel road Dr. C. B. Fowlkes said. “One has onl yto lo to sce that the Ame N are not eating the right kind of breads, rice and sweets, to say Westbrook—Patchogue Rv. bridge is under construction on a cut-off, Traffic uses the old bridge. is under construction. No delay to' Oxford—Bridge over Eight Mile |traffic. river on the Derby-Stevenson road | Canton—Albany Turnpike, con- is under construction on a cut-off, | cte bridge and approaches under nothing of properly proportioned |Traffic uses old bridge. construction at the foot of Tndlan vegetable diet,” the speaker | Milford—Indian River bridge on {Hill. Old road open to traffic but fclared. e stated that it is pos hore is under construction, |care should be used in driving on for any individual to reduce decay Temporary bridge is provided while (#ccount of filling operations, in his own mouth 75 per cent. by this work is being carried on. Mansfield—Stafford Springs road proper nome prophylaxis, and that| Easto n—IFaston Center road from Macadam road is under construc- proper mouth hygiene would reduce ! Turnpike to Round Hill jton. Travel taken care of at all the percentage of contagious dis- is un construction. Road closed times. cases in children, such as mumps, to through traffic. Traffic using |, moasies, scarlet fever, cte, ‘\\‘:mn;\ avenus, s List of Patents Issued toxbur Southbury road, steam | | o 1 slovel srading and nacadam con. | 10 Connecticut People signor to The Yale & Towne Mfg. | 10 days’ iction are under way, A short (List furnished by the office of Har- (0. Jock | 1, or e give one detour is recommended, old G. Muanning, Walk-Over Shoe Tra R. Seltzer, removed to Calif. | I* I in each lo- | nbury—Sugar Hollow Rd. Con. Store, 211 Main New Britain.) m introduce | 1. will glve a Harvest Whist Friday |c construction fs completed for | Clifford Cromwoell, as- rticu- Nov, 14, The p will be this season, but one-way traffic with signor to W, M. § dy, Middletown. %% AR bout him people Beats Ilectuc or Gas monthly mark in the hiStorY of The Nash Motors Co. nt, #oft, white light, Arch sup- And Nash was the only large automobile company to expe- rience an October demand great enough to set a new high cent Special Noti The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the A. O.| 1 assignor to The Gordon "N"rh: Mfg. Co., Waterville. Flectric switeh, | Arthur €. Smith, Meriden, Line- s of the harvest. v starts|telephone ocntrol is still necessary. p. m. sharp. Public invited. | Danbury—Newton Road. A new - |Uridge over Still River fs under con- VERY SPECIALLY PRICED For Saturday Shoppers. Remarkable COAT Values $69.50 $79.50 $89.50 Tering values extraordinary in e Better Fabrics and Furs. Threefold is the appeal in these Steiger Quality Coats—they are unusual in style, unusual in fab- vic and unusually low in price. The newest winter fashions are shown in a collection that is un- equalled in its variety. The soft luxurious suede finished or deep nile fabries are lavishly enriched hy long or short haired furs used in the many new ways so smart this season. Sizes from 16 to 48!, Apparel Shop—Fourth Floor Exquisite Winter Hats In a Supreme Offering at $5 Every Hat a New Model The unusual character of this purchase makes this event one of exceptional interest to women who seek individuality in their millinery. Mitlinery—Fourth Floor Featuring a Price Far Below Their Values | Wheeled toy. | Harris JI. Cook, N Britain, as- | A Store of Specialty Shops HARTFORD, CONN. Saturday Only NIGHT GOWNS $1.39 Hand made, Frenchy, dainty. Em- broidered in beautiful designs. Every hit of these was hand done. In white, honeydew and orchid. Exceptional—Street Floor CORSETS—GIRDLES $1.19 Corsets and semi-elastic girdles of pretty brocade and novelty mater- ial. Very low, long hip, four sup- porters. All sizes. Exceptional—Street Iloor NEW CRICKET SWEATERS $1.69 Of fine worsted or mohair, plain or slightly brushed. Colors are buff, brown, silver, powder and green, Sizes to 44. Regular $1.95 and $2.95. Exceptional—Street 1611 DUSTING POWDER AND LARGE PUFF $1 29 In handsome glazed blue box, in Eau de Cologne odor. Regularly sells at $1.50. Excer I'loor tional—Street Floor WOMEN’S PUMPS $5.00 Step-ins includes patent, black stede and suede. Also opera pumps, patent, dull and black suede. All with low walking heel. Regular $7.90. HOUSE FROCKS $1.69 Of Jap Crepe in all colors including blue, rose, wistaria, grey, with white collars and cuffs. Sizes 36 to 46. take-up device, | Alexander Urquhart, Derby. (Two .<|znor to The Stanley Works. Spir- ip«'nnl.-) chuck. you can experience or money $500 per month bert Steiger, luc. ON SALE SATURDAY The Man’s Shop November Sale of Men’s Furnishings MEN'S FIBRE SHIRTS $2 85 Custom tailored shirts of Galey and Lord’s fine artificial silk fab- rics in patterns that are beautiful and distinguished. Every shirt is a 6-button front style, so much in demand hy every man. You should buy a quantity of these. e IMPORTED BROADCLOTH SHIRTS $1 75 White—Blue—Grey—Tan ooy MEN'S SILK SOCKS | MEN'S SILK and WOOL SOCKS 49C Pair MEN'S FLANNEL PAJAMAS $155 MEN'S BATH ROBES $3.95 MEN'S SILK NECKTIES make $250 to| 35¢ 3™$1.00 | sales record, so far as we know. The answer’s easy— people go where they get the most for their money. '58 Elm St. A. G. H AWKER New Britain f'=i*———=<)=====i3 THE BETTER KIND OF BEEF IS “NATIONAL" BEEF THE LUSCIOUS FLAVOR AND DELICIOUS TENDERNESS OF “NATIONAL” BEEF HAS CULTIVATED THE APPETITES OF A DIS- (RIMINATING CLIENTELE FOR NUTRITIOUS MEAT. THIS BETTER KIND OF BEEF IS DAILY INCREASING THE QUANTITY SOLD IN “NATIONAL” MARKETS. NOTE THESE (CHOICE CUTs OFFERED FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 39¢ b. 39¢b. 3 Prime / Prime Top and Bottom RIB ROAST (Best Cuts) ROUND ROAST 34c ™ Fancy Fresh-Killed Fancy Fresh-Killed YOUNG FOWL ROASTING CHICKENS (Weighing 6 pounds each) (Weighing 32 Ibs. each) 38c * 39c™ ¢ Fancy Fancy Dry-Picked ‘ Fresh-Killed None Hen / Long Island DUCKS i REGULAR " FINEST JERSEY - FRESH HAMS PORK LOINS (City Cut) (Rib End) 2 1 1b. C SWIFT'S “BROOKFIELD" OR ARMOUR'S “CLOVERBLOOM™ 44(: Ib. PURE CREAMERY BUTTER National Meat Stores Company “Largest Retailers of Meats In America” 73 WEST MAIN ST. Stores Throughout New York, New Jersey, PRIME PORTERHOUSE ROAST PRIME SIRLOIN STEAK BEST TOP-ROUND STEAK Prime RIB ROAST (Blade Cuts) 23¢ " Attention Forest Hill Another *National” Market Will Open on Rat., Nov. 15 at 683 Mt. Prospect Ave., (cor. Heller Parkway) Tel. 483 Massachusetts, Connecticut and Penn.