New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1929, Page 6

6 EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 1929 ABOUT DAHLONEGA 7~ Georgia Scene of Famous Rush Early in 19th Century . RENEWOLD HATREI] Fire in Constantinople Cause of Al Trouble century Men a B runb\ THE HOUSE OF STREET, NEW {ONE THIRTY NINE " HERE! try this on! BRITAIN IT'S THE DUNLAP “HUNTS CLUB” NEW FOR — Onl; 88.50 ke more—feels like more SPRING But it T THEY'RE PICKING DUNLAPS! Dunlap is setting the style pace in New Britain—and when you pick a Dunlap you're picking a winner— in Quality—in Price! TURKS NDGREERS done by 8. N. E. Tel. Co. to traffic. No delay said \n Stoddard. “In the great | milk-secreting system always tries to ipe orzans. electro magnetes con- | supply the demand placed upon it.” B By| In explaining the veorking of the Route No. 8 we have piston netio pump.” Among the henefits to the farmer, | Mr. Stoddard pointed out that, gen- | crally speaking, the magnetic milker | saves half the time of milking, which in the assregate will mean is more milk, road is wherever positive control, lightning and the rear milk cisterns filled.| under construction. speed and dependability are needed, | When the piston moves backward, Route No. 10 valy contented, will give more Saybrook, Hartford-Saybrook rcad organs t nd quicker, if it is milked by is being oiled for 1 mile. will m cow with the same other farm work and for rest and|under construction. This road is t round while we Tu M“J( [;[]WS N[]W touching a key the impulse is im-|magnetic milker, Mr. Stoddard said: | Danbury-Newtown road, bridge the cleciro magnet is used, and now the rear teats are milked while the| Middletown-Saybrook road is un- hu me man every day 1t s Route No. 17 cow, we are taking recreation. Tt has been found that|impassable to traffic. on an average dairy herd this Route No. 154 Washington - Woodbury road Bridge under construction at one place. Railing uncompleted. Route No. 182 Brookfield—Obtuse road, struction work commenced. tours. con- o de- Route No. 319 Cromwell, West Road is being oil- ed for 1 mile. Route No. 330 Middlefield-Rockfall road is being oiied for 1 mile, No Route Numbers | Beacon Falls-Pine’s Bridge under construction. No delay. Bethlehem-Watertown road, ma- cadam construction completed for two miles. Grading complete for one mile. Canterbury-Newent road under construction for two miles, south of Canterbury. Grade rough, travel difficult. Granby—Salmon Brook street is APPLE RINGS 1t your family is tired of apple sauce and baked apples, try apple rings. Corc apples and cut each apple crosswise in inch rings. Fill the center with puts, raisins and candied fruit, sprinkle with cinna- mon and dash of nutmeg, cover with water and bake slowly. of the Colorado river the The basin covers ahout one-thirteenth of area of the United States. Th i has a population only as at of the statesof Rhode mediately transmitted to the magnet | “When the piston if the udder pul- | and construction work on new loca- which lifts a valve and permits wind | sator moves forward, suction is ap- | tion. to blow through the pipe and create | plied to the two front teats and| Route No. 6 a note of music. In the telegraph, |milk is drawn from them, while the | Brooklyn-Danielson road in the NCW Machllle Said [0 save T"fle telephone, steel and ore cranes— two rear teats are being massaged | towns of Killingly and Brooklyn is and Get More Milk ! applicd this principle to the .ats are massaged and the | der construction from Higganum to mechanical milking of cows in a rvoirs are being filled. The | Haddam Town Hall. No delay to v York, March way that will increase efficiency on | s moved with unfailing regu- | traiic. tic force has ¢ ¢ the farm and make cows happier. and is controlled by the mag-! Bloomfield-Granby road is under citiciency 1t is a well known fact that a cow impulses from the pulse- | construction. Open to traffic. will now be al ‘ . ry {o please the cow to get West Hartford-Avon, Albany Ave- American : B the mos k. and it has been found nue is under construction but open r certain stimuli or methods of to traffic. are most pleasinz. New the saving of millions of dollars, or Route No. 109 nee ¥ ven us a device that millions of extra hours for doing{ Mansfield-Phoenixville d work from the lot of the farmer and speeding up milking for one man with the r will do the work hand milk milker |day. and on larger dispenses with the labor more men. herds Road Conditions In State of Connecticut “ridz detours in made | construction, | ¢ conditions and e of Connecticut highway I re Road conducive to gooc e he action must be by t gentle and soothing. r. other things " more milk w or dribbling k fact that the cow’s Ready te fi 1 W 171 MAIN STREE® nd oi E way Department, from a | ) 20th, are as follows: Route No. 1 Branford Unlerpa Ready to Wear Dept. TH two coats are typical of the outstanding fashions and values you will find in our coat section. The attractive cape forms the collar as well as on the model at the left. Black flat crepe fash- jons the other for semi-formal oc- $25 © 875 TWEED SPORT COATS UR collection of tweed coats one of the finest we have ever displaved. We are showing these in the following colors: tan, green ard blue. $15 t $39.50 Grey, 200K S (‘H!i'}-'(}.\.\‘, ,;vulz»lte.‘. printed _ crep . frocks flutte and soft and A“U!l"“ in the man- ner of Paris and the springtime mode. Clear, vivid ecolors that bring out interesting personalities. Capes, jackets, peplums, pleats, ruffles, tiers and back fullness are a few of the smart details. 11 to 16 IN OUR DOWNSTAIRS STORE COATS ' DRESSES Large Assortment All the New Shades $10 e $15 $7.95 . $10 Sizes 14 to 20 Sizes 14 to 20 iwes at least two hours a| entirely | of one or | announced by the as of s—Work being | Route No. 111 Marlborough, ~Marlborough-East Hampton road is being oiled for 13 | mites. fic. Route No. 133 Hartland Hollow Bridge is under coastruction. Short detour around shovel grading. lay to traffic. w Fairfi dam completes Use old road or new location one | mile. ®Railing uncompleted. R No. 148 East Haddam, East Haddam-Moo- dus road is being oiled for 2 miles. four miles. lay to traffic. ‘Windsor fic may Suffield Center. TLE under construction. Weston-Lyons Plains road, steam shovel grading. No detours. Weston-Newtown No detours. Westport-Greens | grading under construction. Westport — Morningside grading stopped for present. Open to traf- road, steam RAISEIAN o healthiul No de- . drink — LTl FLAVOR 11 WiTH No de- Locks-Suffield, East street is under construction take good Traf- road through Y CQ. 177 Main St. EASTER Most Advanced Modes for Misses, Wonien and Matrons Medium and Small Head Sizes in 1929 Shades THE NEW VEIL HAT HATS EXACTLY AS SKETCHED AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER STYLES MODERATELY PRICED / / LONG BACK LINE HAT Every Hat An Outstanding Style “he 95 THE CURLY HAT Every Hat An Unusual Value In this collection are the style successes of the Spring season—long side effects—deftly manipulated brims—brimless and off-the-face styles— in pliable rough straws—fine lin- en-like weaves—felt—felt with straw inserts—-and all other wanted materials. IN OUR BETTER HAT SECTION Hats Priced ... OUR DOWNSTAIRS STORE A large selection of Viscas, Felt and Straw Combinations $1.49 . $2 98 All the New Spring Shades SILK Specially Lriced s].15 There’s style, quality and val- ue in these beautiful chiffon hose that are silk from top to toe, with re-inforced heel and toe. Lovely spring shades. CHIFFON ... $7.50., $1750 CHILDREN’S HAT! In our Children’s Hat Section you will find every conceivable color and style for the little tot. $198 .. $3.75 Our Children’s 1at Section is the larg- est in New Britain HOSIERY SPRING SHADES Jermuda Allure Suntan Soulevard Dove Grey and many other beautiful colors