New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1926, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1926. hiE PATENT OFFICE IS NOW OVERFLOWING Kmerican Penchant for Invent- ing Is Growing Bridge Clubs Attention We Furnish Bridge Pads FREE Main and Morgan Streets HARTFORD Washington, Nov. 26 (P—The American penchant for inventin’, fixin’ and improvin’ has the United States patent office backed to the wall. The annual report for the last Fear, made public today, lifts the distress dignal of this bee-hive of activity high above the national capitol, and pleads for more help, larger quarters and augment propriations for the force. Applications received during the year totaled over 110,000, or one for each 1,000 of population in the country, and some 6,000 more than last year. The end of the year finds the office with 58,000 applica- tions on hand, despite disposition of 85,000 cases from the arrears cal- endar during the past three years. For the first time in history, the patent office this year undertook disposal of accumulated working models on a large scale. Some 50,- 000 Gesigns patented prior to 1880, some of them of the most import- ant in American history, were turn- ed over to the National M m; 2,500 were relinquished to heirs of patentees, and eral thousand sold at public auction—for a grand total of $6,540. GIRL SCOUT NEWS New Britain as represented by ten women at the state meeting of the Conneccticut Girl Scouts held in Merlden Those who at- tended were ) B. Proudman, Mrs. L. Sprague, Mrs. Charles Mrs. Edwin Mrs. Goodwin, ¥ William [Marsland, Mrs. Edward Holstein, M Mor Miss Florence [Andrews and Miss Lois 8. Shaw. [About 70 women were present from he various scouti centers of the Istate including Hartford, Manches- ter, Middletown, Che- Stam- port and Bridge- . Clifford D. Perkins of airman, Re- given by Before seleoting your Radio it will Pay you to come in and see our com- plete line of long ge tinders. Prices for 5 Tube Reccivers start at Bteel oven bottoms insulaten A with asbestos—side gas connee- tions with air shutters easily ; adjustable—top strips bolted securely to prevent binding or forcing out of place. Heavy steel bands — baking oven equipped with Graves patented lighters and with V style burn- ers—best materials used. B. Proud- Y. N. Wor- Priscilla Cabinets $4.95 Handsome, practical article. Has commodious compartment and inside out director and Mrs, Freder- , chairmai of the national mmittee, spoke on the sub- ce to Youth,” and “From Those who attended ite to hear two national » meeting. place at New An Amazing Value —Anniversary Sensation ne 3-Piece Living Rocm Suite Built to Your Order @ Al 1 4 9 Axminsters Choice of Fine Velours @ s eeloalgton Pay Only $2.00 Weekly. $39'75 !d Sofa is long, deep and luxurious, with wide arms and high back, spring construction 17h- baskots of food to meedy muwwmmmn I i 2 t + A g A wonderful anniversary i I f Seamless varly every Girl Scout troop is and wing chair, all overstu‘fod and built to your order in a choice of fine velours aund tapos- postcards -or fruit to shut- il spectal in a popular 9x12 seame 3 pieces complete in this sale for $149.00. amilies. posteards or frut o shut- less rug, in unusually pretty heer for the Holiday. g = 4 Pz 7 it i I deslgns.” Dozens of other ree R A { 3 f | t N < | | i markablo rug opportunities at going to the Newinzton : p i v errup’s. yn T'riday to help the girls of that scout uniforms. servico should roop make oing for End Tables New models now on sale at t the Girl Scout of e folstein and Marjorie W oined this group. The Home Nursing class will not neet this Friday. The following 16 have been admitted to this Doris Barbar, M 5-Pc. Decorated Brealfast Suite Drop leaf BREAKFAST TABLE $2 and 4 high back Period CHAIRS to $1 Weekly ret Tverson, E ohnson, LaMay, Gladys Leavitt, B Smith, Marjoric mith, Marion Sorrow, Jean Troop, doris Willia na Gibne We are offering our entire ling ot parlor heaters at one h their real worth—Save by buy ing now. Prices start at :im?'tcglf ? [()‘Iistx;incti\'e pattern with a - elightful blending of soft tones i : : ] - a beautiful combink;tion of color;,s . Nlne'Plece D ining Room 5131te These nine pieces include a large sized Buffet, Extension Table, China Cabinet, five side Chairs and Host Chair, covered in leather. A remarkable of- “ing during our Anniversary Saleat ........ FATAL AUTO CRASH Westfield, Mass, Nov. 25 (P— cter Van Valkenburgh, P Vassau, N. Y., is dead and Henry Villiams of Springfield is in a angerous ¢ on in a hospital ere as It of an auto crash fast night on state highway ing. v Russell. The machine in chich the two men were riding slid n its side for 250 feet and on its op for 25 more fect colliding ith another mac With Mattress A strong steel couch that opens, making a do bed. Complete with spring mattress cretonne cover- About one-half price at $22.95 $1.50 Weekly Women Thank Science for this new hy- Folding We believe this to be the greatest gienic pad that discards easily as tissue — no laundry | { range value ever offered in Hartford. It is well made, easy to use, a joy in any kitchen, and a wonderful value, all set up, Including smoke pipe, ready to use, at $49. Other Ranges, includlmg the famous Iousehold Ranges. Chiffonier This $14 Chest of Drawers —good size, five spacious Cayd Tables Sale Price $1.65 h-Grade American Walnut Bed- drawers, Handsome golden oak finish. For this sale only at this very low price. $5.95 room Suite Choice of Any 3 Pieces :ht carloads of this fine suite at a great dis- orican Walnut is rich and beautiful— This design s a great favorite, 4 \ade with dust-proof construction—tull ifftorobe and large Well made with durable top —braced to make this fine table firm and substantial when open —folds completely., A remark- able value. No C. O. D. or Tel. Orders. Our Easy Credit Terms Are Offered Without Extra Charge Payments on Smokers ’ I HERE is now an exquisite suc- cessor to the old-time itary _ i pad” 4 new way that offe Mahogany finished as pictured greater { rotection. A way that ends the old jroblem of disposal. Eight in 10 better-class women now use “KOTE Console Phonograph With 25 Record Selections $ 49.50 Musle is such an importa: home happines: Disards as easily as a piece of tisste. No laundry. No embar- rassmer t. Five times as absorbent as ordi- nary cftton pads. ‘Weekly Payments $2.5 $200 $12 Sria ... $1000 Obtainable at all drug and depart- Monthly payments if desired. Accounts opened from $5 to $5,000 at relatively ment stores simply by saying small payments. No extra charge for credit. ; “KOTEX.” You ask for it without ; factor In hat we've always made spe- H 1l efforts to provide attrac- i ive values in good instru Dressers lents. To-morrow’s special s not an ordinary make but Sturdy Qak Dressers—exactly as \ genuine Sonata. 20 Record pictured. A most unusual value. lections are included at : L this low price and just Onc 3995 COR. MAIN and MORGAN STS. . OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS "' Peivem the outd ALL Weekly Pa on Purch: Deq forizes, t ending ] g danger of offending. hesitancy. Package of 12 costs only a few jeents. Proves old ways a needless r In fairness to yourself, try it. KOTE€EX No laundry—discard like tissue Radio Table $4.49 ~ 38-In. tall—15x29 in. top—a con= venient portable table, finished in . Walnut—about halt"price, , SELECTIONS