New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1926, Page 7

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1926 NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, |newspaper published here. Printed, LIF“RNIA ABLE by hand, it hasa circulation of five hundr!d There are 50,000 characters in the wo]rl Japanese alphabet and some /20,000 in the simplified writing vo- | |cabulary. That fs why three-fourths | of the Dal-Nippon's news is in the | complicated characters of the two ( Reprodum Paris Silk Within sisvavets. savoricusly arawn by | tatylus on a stencil, 24 Hours | "The remainedr of tha news is halt | in English and halt in tha new ro-| FREE DELIVERY FREE STORAGE Cree R, N Fares Terms to Sult You e : 6 . £ NO INTEREIST OR OTHER (hnlru Congoleum Ru $09' ? . 4 { i CHARGES About Halt Price ...... D 3 ; —_— man-letter Japanese, both transerit e v e ¢d on the typewriter, Current ac J Twenigefour hours atter a new |Verilsements are skeiched by b model of silk has made its appear. | DUt fOFY per cent of the four b unce in Paris, Los Angeles feminity |13 A4vertised matior P can purchase the same design wo. |!N ddvance with the ald of mets ven from a fabric grown and many. | h&nd-set characters, The news s ¥ OIS AR off by mimeograph and the c The pattern of the Parlslan cloth |POMNE and printing of the news- | Herrup’s large friendly store---one of America’ 8 largest furniture stores, offers this week hundreds ¢¢ extraordinary \ 2 e s f) h welve | that Milady can obtain locally over |PAPEF reauires trom elght to t ' o counter of her favorite depart. |POUFS 48N values—-good furniture at reduced vrices, Buy now ! Save! Floor samples, surplus stocks, odd lo{s—marked down for t sto 11 h been £y . . ’ A Ior i pane been 7% | Refused Liquor at 90, ‘ immediate clearance, i to-fabric operation, of course, takes Now Drinks for Spne' weeka, but after the raw silk has been manufactured, it is ready here & to be woven Into the latest Parisian | | deslgn on short notice. Sinco 1918 when the first mulber. ry tree was planted in California and a slik worm place ou‘ its branches, a total of 220,000 have ! hnen put out and millions of silk | worms set to work building cocoons. | Many discoragements attended the | establishment of the indystry in tho | United States but these were sur- monunted and the output has increas- ropfnm;rn Jan. 13 (M—Madam, Herrup’s Credit Terms Are Easiest—No interest or Other Charges | 5 | teetotaler for many years, has An- outhern | ;o uneced that she is going to have a| drink of strong llquor now and| then, “just to show her disapproval | prokibitio “I hate in | tlon of any kind, and though I ha I never touched spirits T up my mind to have m ference and prohib- A tiiane ce | o4 until this year it was found nee. | o S " she essary to o o 300,00 e a0 ¥ onatruct a new $300,000 | p 2" rnson, raw silk manutacturing p!.m' to, care for the Escondido Valley's out- put the coming season. | With a growing perlod for mul. berry leaves two months longer here than in the Far Fast, a greater amount of silk per tree Is gotten, In ', China and Japan 490 and 600 yards of recoverabls filament are obtained from a single cocoon, while in Cali. fornta from 1,000 to 1,000 yards are Local Central to Handle Bachelor’ BEouns Calls for Waterbury | acheior's iy Wardrobe Mchair Living Room Suite Hish Geads French Wkt About Half Price With Brocateile Cushions—3 Picces :?65 lg race e A Will Have Same Club terbury will be handled by the Tocal Dining Room Suite---9 Pieces manager o theater, | Madame Bjoerneon is the widow | of Norway's greatest natlonal poet, | Bioernsterns Bjoernson. She i rweglan \a'lmm]‘ s and hearty, and for years ken an active interest in pu affairy, Cleveland, Jan. 15 (P—The base- | OPSTAtOTe: ball team that will represent Cloye- | ‘With lard this year will be little ditferent ‘rom the 1625 squad because, says Manager Tris Speaker, “Cleveland d w far better ball owed fn 1324 and 19 ues the warning th re likely to hurd] e will get, squared awas ona more big wal- 10 help out Joe Se- George Burns and mysel tween tha tiree of ug we acrounted ¢ Charli players on T ter and thir- red to spring composed of alls - for a i as perso 3 continue to be i toll o, erator as Japanese Dalh Paper gaost b In Chicago Progr 15 P v the person-to there is a Dad W . Bed, Wardrohe, ise—S i€ 1 ”‘u’ce High Grade Veicur Suite ir, in a choice of fine $ t and others—loose d Wing Ch Cogswell Chair in Jacquard Velour January Price £1.50 Weekly A from start to finish One moment in the gar- den, the next in the bottle. That’s the secret of Heinz Tomato Ketch- up. The flavor and color are captured and kept. And such tomatoes! Heinz experts developed the seed, growing bigger, ‘ better, and riper toma- \ DRESSER SOV ) - A Startling Value | January Price Walnut Dmmg Roon Suhe : 4-Pc. Bedroom Sfilte | A very attractive $ i oblong extension t ° i well built of ,mw‘: markable value— 123 $2 Weekly toes. Heinz inspectors su- pervised the crops. Heinz buyers selected the spices. Heinz cooks boiled the water out and left the goodness in. Every step a Heinz step. HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP the largest selling ketchup CHIFFONIER \ 3-Piece Davenport Bed Suite ‘ Full Size Bed, Spring and Mattress January Price AN AMAZING VALUE | | ‘ Usual Price $30—January Price 50 s | For genuine service and for additional sleeping quartcrs S rhia 1 A AR f Als ¢ - S . 1 there is nothing we can recommend mor rhly than this 1 posts and 1 lers, at less t . fac- — three-piece davenport bed suite, The davenport opens to a full sized bed. ‘ $1 Weckly | Easy Terms Herrup’s—One of America’s Greatest Furniture Stores Hartford Boston Worcester Fitchburg Gardner Woonsocket Providence S A

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