New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 13

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Dining Room Suite $159.50 TEN PIECES Buffet, China Cabinet, Extension Dining Table, i Serving Table, 5 Side Chairs and 1 Arm Chair French walnut finish with gbi]t line decoration on the four large pieces. Buffet i China Cabinet | measures 60 inches wide, 22 inches deep, with full Jength linen drawer. Two center drawers, one with silver tray, single door c]osms at each side. Extension Dining Table Oblong shape top that meas- ures 45x54 inches; 6 legs, and when fully opened ex- tends to 6 feet. meagures 40 inches wide, 16 inches deep. 3 wood shelves, | | { | center glass door with wood side panels. Serving Table : measures 36 inches wide, 18 inches deep, full Set of Dining Room Chairs consisting of 5 slip side chairs and 1 arm chajr; length compartment with double door front. seats, upholstered in figured tapegtry. ) sl Regular' $550 mahogany Hepplewhite™Dining R Suite, 10-plece, all genui | oom Suite, plece, all genuine $420 | Crotch mahogany ............ ee 10 - plece Regular $400 Italian Walnut Suite, Interior of maple construction, 8-pieces Dining Room $800 Solid Walnut Grand Rapids, Dining Room Sujte. A rare pro- duction. Sale price . . Regular $500 Barl Walnut, 10 Room Suite. High back mohair seat chairs . - picce Dining Exactly as Illustrated 3 Piece Genuine “Chase” Mghazir Overstuffed Living Room Suite Suite consists of Large Seven Foot Settee, Big Wing Chair and Low Back Chair—Covered in gonume Mohair, with reversible .cushions, beautiful Mohai combinatiops .. . SPECIAL—The $695.00 Mohair 3;Piece Living Room Suite—displayed in our win- dow during the past $475 .00 10 days. Sale Price .. 3-Piece Mohair Figured Living Room Suite — Settee, Wing Chair and Easy Ipl::lfllu $250.00. ... $ 1 59 00 THIS BEAUTIFUL Console Cabinet Phcnograph with Rafio Compartmant RECORD SELECTIONS and 25 100 Needles and Bottle of Oil. — Reg. $100 value. Special At .... Davenports ENTIRE STOCK OF — RUGS — Reduced as Much as 1-2 Off e e itire Int of 3 and CREX RU 6x9, 8.3x10.6 an 9x12. AH to go at 55 one price .. Each $3. and Hartford- 9x12 FIBRE RUGS Marie Antoinette and Kilmack me C$12.95 | Reg. $25. 9x12 Axminster Rugs—all patterns-——one-piece $35.00 to $50.00 . Beautiful designs, Each $2.20 Qur entire stock of Bigelow Wilton Develon Bed Room Suite 3 1 6950 FOUR PIECES (Like Illustration), Bureau, Vanity Dresser, Wardrobe and Bow Front Bed (Combination Walnut—French Walnut Finish—American Walnut Finish) Wardrobe " Bed Measures 4 feet G inches wide | 1l size), with . arched top head- board and bow front foot board. Bureau Measures 48 inches w and 20 inches deep. Two top drawel Two full length drawers on the bottom. Heavy plate' m ror set in open top sta ards. Vanity Dresser Measures 44 inches wide 1S inches deep. 2 and drawers on each Triplicate mirrors, center iror Asei0lininee . Lo s swinging mirrors 10x24 double front inches, 1 wardrobe spac asures 35 inches 19 inches deep, door Six-Piece Genuine Walnut Bedroom Suite —Consisting of 50-inch Dresser, Full Van- ity, Chifforobe, Bow-End Bed, Chair and Bench. 3100.00 value, $289 '00 Regular Hand Painted Colonial Grand Rapids Bed- Suite. Pieces—-consisting of Dresser, able, Chifferette, Desk, Chair, Rocker and Bench, $329 00 Regular $450.00 value. Piano Berch 12 Popular Player Piano Rolls and bench free with each Player Piano. . priced Sp\ud‘l\ ur; our ganization Sale 100-PIECE Mahogany or Oak, covered with genuine Dupont leath- er; $59 value. 3920 Dinner Scts l/ \ ’THE BIG FURNITURE STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES\ a3 AVY WAGING WAR ON ANCIENT ENEWY Elactric Mechanism Invented to Destroy Fog at Sea R S (By Larry Boardman) Washington, Jan. 23.~—The U. 8. nuvy is making another effort to conquer the last unconguered mon- ster of the sea--fog. Every other obstacle In the way of nuvigation has been surmounted. But fog is still untamed. Often it comes without warning, the result of qui in ocean | or air currents, temperature, or at- {| mospheric pressure, It strikes the navigator blind! True, he has his charts and in- struments. But what good are | these if he cannot see the around him or the sky above? His only course is to steam for- §| ward by what Is called “dead reck- § oning.” He knows his location | when the fog drops, knows the | | dircction he is going and the speed | B | at which his ship is traveling. | Armed with this knowledge, he M| can figure his position on the chart | —approximately—as his ship plows Bl | through the waves. | This enables him to avold rocks i and reefs—sometimes. dead reckoning goes wrong. La Honda Disaster The La Honda disaster, California coast, furnished proof of this, Seven destroyers of the battle fleet were traveling through fog at a speed of 20 knots. Their object was to turn in to shore, but a se- ries of jagged reefs had first to be passed. Dead reckoning told the ecom- ‘ mander of the first destroyer that #A| the place to turn had been reached. !He changed his course, the others 8 followed in line. Suddenly the roar of breakers {' was heard. The destroyers tried to swerve, to reverse. Too late—their speed was too great. One after the other the seven ships piled up on the jagged rocks. The command- er's dead reckoning had been wrong—and fog collected another tol T T terrible en when dead true it takes no account of mov- ing obstacles, of icebergs and other ships. e glant liner Titanic was hur- tling through the waters of the Vorth Atlantie on the night of April i[15-16, 1912, Tt was her maiden We Qpecnalnc ocean | Sometimes | oft tho | reckoning 1s | Large Head Sizes 50 voyage and she was striving for & record, Suddenly an iceherg loomed out of the mist. Theu came the crash, Followed one of the horrible tragedies of maritime history—a glant ship, its steel ribs crushed, seitling slowly into its watery | grave; hundreds of men, women |and children screaming and strug- gling in the icy waters; hundreds of lives added to the ghastly toll of fog. Try to Fight It. Naval scientists are now trying to combat ' fog by figuring out a suit. | able modification of “Cottrell's Pre- cipitator.” | 'The precipitator, named for its {nventor, Dr. F. G. Cottrell, is a de- vice for making tiny particles in the air collect into larger masscs, Powerful electrie currents are used. When the particles form in larger bodies they drgp to the ground. | The original purpose of the pre- cipitator was to “lay” smoke and | fumes belched from factories and |furnaces and thus prevent thelr / | spread. The naval investigators have | hopes that the precipitator principle can be used to.dispel fog off a ship's bows. With this in view they are studying the composition of fog, |trying to figure out a modification of Cottrell’'s device that will apply |to 'its particles as well as to par- ticles of smoke. HEADS ACADENY | With Traditional 156 Years Old Ceremony Frank Disksee Has Been Named President. London, Jan. 23.—With tradition- al 156 year old ceremony, Frank Dicksee has beén elected president of the Royal Academy, the eleventh holder of the office tirst held by 8ir Joshua Reynolds in 1768, The retiring president, Sir Aston Webb, having reached the age limit of 75, addressed the students, then discarded the insignia of office, while 40 Royal Academiclans voted for the new president. Frank Dicksee i¢ a relative of | Thomas Francis Dicksee, who illus- | trated Shakespeare and Sir Walter Scott, He was born in London 71 years ago, was made A, R.A. in 1881 and R. A. in 1891, Among his well known paintinge are “Funeral of a Viking,” “The Redemptlon of Tannhauser,” “Romeo and Jullet,” “The Passing of Arthur” and “La Belle Dame Sacs Mercl.” Sale now going on Suits nhover- coats. Values up to $50, no 18.95 | at the Wonder Clothes Shop, 396 Maln street.—advt. Goldenblum Millinery Co. A Phenomenal Sale Headquarten Mllliner! Suppflel New Spring Hats Silk- and Straw Combination in All the New Flowered Effects and New Colorings TOMORROW—AT TWO SPECIAL PRICES $3 and $5 You Can’t Duplicate These Hats Anywhere at These Prices For These Hats Are Worth Double NEW FELT HATS 1 $1.95 ,, $5.95 All Colors . e srdt g EXCLUSIVE A Splendid HIGH GRADE SEE WINDOWS FOR VALUES Just Arrived--A Wonderful Selection of the Newest in Flowers and Frames HATS Assortment $750 « $12.50 Goldenblum Millinery Co. 188 MAIN ST. (Corner Main and Court) NEW BRITAIN

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