New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1930, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, ]‘) POTATO CROP HAS (Overnight N;w_—sj o 3 P. G, DECREASE Report Shows Largest Harvest of Apples in Histary AEALTHINVENTIONS | \ELT STEP SFEDED. Edison Says Salvation of Life Most Important Criticizes Gluttoy WETEOR SEARCH RESUED TODAY Northern Idaho Sees (uger Light in Heavens *)' it into four vided in U e s of Tdaho, on th helieved a me probably 20 or 30 Moscow, at whic located. He said telephone comp: crews had been instructed to watcl for the crater Professor Laney suid ti visitor probably origi onstellation Andror 1 diseovercd, would be found (o ¢ tain meny minerais to have cause nysteri | sas City, Mo. — Attempt to| Sports erved ove extort 50000 from R. A, Long,| New York — Terry of Giants 13/ Against | lumberman, by death threat, causcs National league batting champion ion estimate or violau uor la | Torcign : > Jiquor is| Bolama. Portuguese Guinca — vear holiday on changes in football| Rutland, ritish schooner | way to South America. | Az or cargo aboard| sulia, Argentina — New carth- | 900 Christmas handicap. ed by Coast Guard | qugkes shake La Poma in the Ande | Janeiro — Police Ao Torai tee reports more Boston policemen men in last seven years. Major Franco he Boston—TBoston police report dry- <h aviators t since prohibition with y vooked on drunkenne: WATKINS BROTHERS’ | charges over the holiday. Boston— Property and cash with a | icy bath. | total value of more than $1000 stol«n in|an arrest. | Detroit — Dorais, University of from Greater Boston homes, offices | Detroit athletic dircctor, favors fivs |and parked autos on holiday. Vt.—Harold H. Chad- " Domestic lamed for five 'I(fllmn airplane squadron arrives on |1ule wick, St. Albans, secretary to the | lente — Caruso Wins $1.- | jate Senator Irank L. Greenc, ra- Boston—Highway safety commit- | Ossippee, N. H.—Georgia K. Betly. | |pond; third suffers frozen feet after | New England |pubtican, appointed by Frank L | Armenians Protesting t ing from Woodsfords, Me., since | Boston, Dec. 26 settlers iction | Killed by automobiles than by gun- ptember 8, found by police inAnna C. M. Tillinghast, abandoned camp near Mt. Whittier two seriously injured, and six others | hurt when automobile skids off road. |jans who violate the Turners Falls, Mass,—Vigil light (UP)—Mrs. are allowed to remain here. rescucd | Boston, has heen charged with dis- complaint PRE-INVENTORY CLEARANCE Starts tomorrow with reductions of HALF PRICE and less! Bed Da\enp01t> Chests of Drawers Daven 'm] Mu couc Living Room Groups 1 in tapestry; :en Anne pillow arm sofa, 39 Yoo, S61 .. 39 club chair and lounging SO S0 RN chest of 4 drawers; O-G L - : venports wit} 3 reeded corner posts. Three pieces in mohair and wool tapestry. Queen 59 Anne pillow arm sofa, Cox- well chair and button-back st of 5 drawers; maple veneered Velour cov- 3110 b 50 S160 .. 99 H]phbm" \\filliam & Mary Goer, il s Tk esign of solid n.ziple: and wvenport: 3 cushio Jac ey ® $115.00 Highboy ; 3-cushion bed- Anne models Tapette $ hogany veneers. e ]\u‘ r bed- three- d but- Velour cov- 99 group Narrow Queen in crotch ma- Dining Room Pieces 3-part Table; Empire; d mahogany tops with ural maple legs. Drop- ; leaf center s n and 2 }“ A eaf center 1 and lrop-le: a f end 50 back chai pieces. Reg. \’9'79 87 Buffet; Chippendale be nd made of =0 ;,,, X bm 0 Three pieces in mohair and ratine tape, Queen bed-davenports) Anne sofa, wing chair and Coxwell chair with uphol- stered arms. Reg. $300 . Two pieces in green an- t;quu cotton (Idmdk}\ nglish . R . / /i J\ i : walnut frames; tapestry ¢ $6( ASELS / s . /8y ; er. Love seat and 549 860,00 5 | 4 { . = n N NP ) *OR i b arm . Reg. 398 . 80,00 S % SIS S S ¢ W ces in tapestry. \” bales ~ 1 ” Made srand Rapids. Eng- lish Queen Anne sofa and % > Set of two arms and four sides. Chippendale ball-and-cl. 1and made of 5,0 - solid mahogany. \50 Lmng Room 1 ab]es Reg. 895 set s - Drum Table; crotch veneer Welsh Cupboard; Larly top; solid mahogany base; pine model. ‘6 four drawers. \2 g Reg. $50 ...« g 5 Reg. $125 Cuphoard; Large Nest of 3 Tables; turned Queen \mm model, mahogany and gum- Tripod * ; Octagon top of c¢rotch ma .u;(m_\ venecer; ( LO\\’bOyS DTCSSCH tripod base of solid mahog- O ;:"‘1 A J{"‘A“vm, S resser of Oriental brown $ I 7,»0 veneered; Queen Anne : ’%2(3;'““”" hI 5 ) o o ci uL(i mahogany veneered; 3 UGN (1) Coffee Tables; solid vo solid mahogany Chippen- - * of maple; four \\u]n\n Jacobean style with 57.50 lowboys; Living Ivoom Chairs Club Chair; Chippendale period ; down seat; brocatelle solid ma- F 1c](l button . rlanm\n $28.7)O cover. Reg. $59 ... Barrel Chair; down seat; Belgian field cloth cover. l\\\(\\;pnnnhd 69 Eng Wi mxz Chau Chip- pendale ball-and-claw feet; mohair and moquette veluul s °89 Sleepy Hollow; all uphol- stered; buttoned back and Coxwell Chair; turned cgs; ratine tapestry cover. Martha Washington; high back; solid mahogany frame; ball-and-claw feet. eg. $49 ... Wing Chair; Queen Anne style; tapestry cover. )5() tey. $89 Martha \\'aslnngton. high back; tapette cover. leg. $48 Coxwell ; mohair and frieze coverings. Club Chair; English Queen Anne; velour and tapeqtn Reg. $125 Martha Washington; ball- and-claw feet; solid mahog- denim cov- red. Reg. $65 Lounging Chair; Modein art; mohair cover. Reg. $185 (3) Sheraton Chairs; solid mahogany, velour covers. Reg. $ .50 i i English™ Lounging Chair; all hair and down; tapestry covered. 36 7 50 WATKINS BROTHERS INC. Fuirnitire, /2 pvior Decorations Jeth axzc/zedéez, orse. All Sales Final Coxwell Chair; tapestry covered. $ .20 Reg. 385 39 English Lounging Chair; tapestry upholstered; com- plete with slip-cover. \4 % Occasional ';.all up- holstered; down and hair; Brocatelle cover. § 50 eg. $125 . 0 62 Occasional Side Chair; up- holstered back and seat; ball-and-claw feet. Tapestry cover. 3 5 Reg. $37.50 l 8 Occasional Chair; Modern art design; solid mahogany; hair (ui})ho]stored; tapestry covered. 3 Reg. $119 49 (2) Occasional Chairs; solid mahogany; down seat pads; Brocatelle covers. Occasional Chair; Shera- ton, solid mahogany ; Lapette covered. Occagional Chair; Chinese Chippendale arm chair. Solid mahogany, hand carved; velour seat. 85 7‘7)0 Reg. $115 ) English Windsor; spring seat and down back cushion; Crewel covering. 84 8.;0 Reg. $97 Windsor adaptation; Side Chair with braced back. Ma- hogany finished @5 birch. Reg. $11.50 .. Occasional Chair; Chip- pendale arm chair of solid mahogany; plain velour cov- ered. Reg. 865 (4) Occasional Chairs; Carved Queen Anne type. Seats and backs in velom 10 meoln Rocker; solid ma- hogany frame; tapestry cov- Wing Chair stretcher base of maple; floss seat cushion. Shopmarked. \] 9 Reg. $49 (2) Laddcrhack Arm ) solid maple with h seats. SQ.CU I mcoln Rocker; small, low arm style of maple; tapette cover. 5 Reg. 859 Chests Choice of two walnut and gumwood chest of drawers; 4 large drawers and two small drawers in deck. Reg- ular £33 and $39 ... Dining Room Groups Ten pieces; Early English design; walnut and gum- wood. Table, buffet, china cabinet, server, arm chair, 5 side (hznr: pieces; Sheraton style; solid mahogany with crotch veneers. Table, buffet, china cabinet, arm chair, 5 side chairs $ I 87 50 Reg. $375 Nine pleces, Early Eng- lish; burl walnut and gum- wood. Table, buffet, china cabinet, arm chair and 5 side Ehc:”%a; ‘] 98 Hagop N. Chopouran, president of |the Armenlan democratic club of Gorham, Me.—One fatally injured. | Massachusetts, has written the com- missioner, complaining that Armen- laws promptly deported while those who coin hoxes in two churches robbed. [move in a “different soclal circle” Chopourian cited the case ot Phil- . S . B {ip A. Hendy, an English alien who Discrimination in Law |i< curator of Boston Muscum of Fine Arts. He has been employed in United | various capacities during his &ay States immigration commissioner at | here as a visitor, according to the l'SE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADf