New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1923, Page 10

ES OF WORLD T0 CONPETE IN RAGE Every Type of Airplane and Diri- gible to Be Entered in §t. Louis Bt. Louls, June 28.—A program ¢ abling virtually every type and dirigible to compete in the | pationa! Air races here, October 1 to 8, has been prepared by the Piying Club of St. lLouis In additien to the Pulits mee, many other events des test the speed, durability struetion of the different types of eraft have been arranged For the fire time the Pulitae 1l assume an inter assuranee have bee Fadi Lacointe, the § Braek Paya, Italian aviate The Hritish government may enter Herbert James, the Lug Msh ace, it has been announced Triangular Course The races will he over meter (31.67 miles) triangular course similar to that in Detroit last year Fach corner of the triangle wi marked by a pylon 69 feet hig about 20 feet square at the the guidance of the fiyers, who, | expected, will make the turns at high speed. The list of trophies and prices has mounted steadily. In addition to cash | prises totaling $13,000, numerous tro- phies, emblematic of championship in the respective classes will be award- ed the winners. Gold, silver and bronze decorations will be given pllots finishing second and third Valuable Prizes A cash prize of $1,000 and a sllver loving cup donated by the Chamber of Commerce of §t. Louls, will be awarded winners of the *On.to-St, Louls” race. Ahout 100 entries are expected from all parts of the United BStates and possibly points In Can- ada. Other major events and prizes in-| elude: | Flying Club of St. Louls trophy, a | silver loving cup, and cash prizes to- taling 81,000 for two-seated low- power planes; Liberty Engine Build- - CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE « meeting of that body here NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1023 o trephy and 0.5 sash for wilitary observation » f Detrolt trophy and ight commercla ¥y plans; Mes 18 Eschange of 8. Louis I ) for lavge capacity planes st an and mititary; Muhvik trophy and §394 cash, durs derourenn and waoe casn. aurstion | Amearican Falls Will Move to New o e mat ot Town Site as Result for air mall pliots IDAHO WILL HAVE speed and efficie for trophy and June community has American Falls, ldahe This little agriey PRODUCES szs,m,m consented to plans for its removal t A new townsite as the result of nege tiations by e atives of Made | United Stales ment. The pres ent site, & § to plans, will be inundated together with 43,000 seres surrounding it, 1o make way for ) construction of the gigantie Ameriean Falls reservoir Authorization of plans 1o reservolr, which will he the i the United States and th largest in the world, with a f 1,500 000 arrefeet of waler, wWaus ven At a reeent speclal election i American Falls irvigation disteict proximately eight million people cop. The district embraces approximutely tributed a total of $3,800,000 in the 500,000 acres, The cost of the projcot Christmas seal sale These state. (18 estimated at $12,000,000, ments were made by Philip P, Ja. The immensity of the proposed cobs, publicity direetor of the National | reserveir may bhe realized by the Tubereulosis association, before ihe Statement that it will be among the I'n wonders as a means of water Mr. Jacobs pointed out that while storage, There will be only three the avers tribution of the com. comparabhle reservoirs, one on the munity ehe st year was $1.71, the | uphrates, one on the Nile, and one Average contribution in the Clristmas created by the Gatun dam at Panama, seal sale is ahout 80¢, This faet, he Which is not an irrigation projeet pointed out, indieates the demoeracy The floor of the reservoir will con of the Christmas seal sale and also 'tain §3,000 acres when the project is its educational value, extended to the full eapacity of 3. “Someone has said,” Mr. Jacohs 600,000 geres All preliminaries have continued, “that the Christmas seal |been based on the maximum re sale I8 a patent method of ralsing| The estimated cost of $12,0 money, It Is very evidently an an.|ineludes all preliminaries, including fual institution, Millions of |.nup1n|lnundnien. moving the town of Am- avery year look forward to this op-|erican Falls, the raliroad, ete, The! roitunity to contribute to the fight height of the dam for the American agninst tuberculosis and for better | Falls townsite unit will ba 75 feet Eeaith, Addition of 20 to 25 fest will double | “It has been demonstrated in such been based on the maximum resorvoir, | eities as Philadelphia, Baltimore, Dc- Ui acre.feet, at the rflnll\‘nly‘ troit, Indianapolis and ather clties | small cost, according to officials, of that « vigorous Christmas seal sale |between §3,000,000 and §4,000,000, eonducted by the tuberculos's associa- | The benefits of the project will ex. tlen dees not in any way impnair the tend to all South Idaho, and a general | confidence of the publi: in the com- 'nlmulnlrm of business in all lines, | munity chest, On the contenry, thers |ftably agriculture, will result, offi- | would seem to be som: evidence 1o clals say. -With an ample water sup- prove that the educationn! value of |ply to meet all shortages, values will the Christmas scal sale heips the com- |be stabilized and a remarkable deve] munity chest.'" opment is predicted, Fifty Million Contributions During Past Fifteen Years, Accond. g To Publicity Director fanta Barbara, Cal, June 29 Iotaling 825 Pifty largest fourth | ontributions have. been made te the na- ate and lecal tubereulosis as. capacity of this through mas seal sales ey in the last annual Christ Last December ap LARGE RESERVOIR .. ... the * war yeara the birth rate of SWAINS PROPOSE AT 34 AND WIN MAIDS OF 21 And Unemployment Cant Do Cupid—ii e Numerous Than Laer Mo anden, Jumes 2% ReMPIe) MeRl 08 e 18T4 ¥ years wiy-weds 1 21 for the ¢ Rumer Pt for the 22.4 per rded 48 than ever hefor Fe living was the lowest ree e 1837 boys and almest 56 girls married hefore reaching S instfint f from CORNS Ong minste=and the pain of that com hat Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads emove the cavie = frice U DrScholl’s Zino-pads Made in the laborataries of The Scholl Mig. Co., makers of Be. Scholl's Font Comfort Appliances, drch Supports,ete, Put one on=the pain is gone! Here Is a Special Offer in An Open Stock Patern of Bedroom Furniture 42.INCH DRESSER ........ ko 47-INCH DRESSER FULL VANITY DRESSER ... SEMI-VANITY DRESSING TAB CHIFFOROBE FULL SIZE BED TWIN-BEDS, EACH Couch Hammocks No porch or veranda is giving full serv. ice without a good couch hammock. We have some fine ones in khaki or gray, priced as low as $11.00, complete with hooks for hanging. Also a very popular pattern with upholstered back in khaki or gray at $20.00, Others at $25,00 and up to $45.00, Porch Chairs We have some large porch rockers with 30-inch high backs made of rock maple and finished with water-proof varnish, selling ai the special price of $4.50 Also many ofther patterns in na- tural green or brown finishes rang- ing in prices from $2.45 ,, $5.00 You can select just the pieces you need—one, two or three or a complete suite. Our offer comprises bedroom furniture of beautiful Queen Anne designs in rich American walnut, serviceably constructed. We can recommend this as one of the best values in our big showing of moderately priced bedroom furniture. see the many attractive combinations of pieces possible in Just look over the prices and this open stock pattern, at a moderate outlay. /| Three Minutes From a 3-Hour Parking Space One of the advantages which the location of our store gives to our cus- tomers is. its proximity to a three- hour parking space. Every automo- bile driver and owner knows full well the difficulty which is often encoun- tered in finding a suitable place in which the car may be safely parked while trading in the city. Our store filled to overflowing with attractive furniture values is within very easy distance of the three-hour parking space surrounding Bushnell Park on the north and east. ———— Come In and Buy a “Nightrack” The NIGHTRACK is a scientific piece of furniture, especially designed to take care of clothing with the greatest ease. It cuts down pressing and cleaning bills because it provides an opportunity to hang up your clothing where it may be perfectly dried and ventilated. In wal- nut or mahogany finish—$10.00. C. C. FULLER Mattress $16.20 This is a hundred per cent white felt mat- tress, made with a roll edge and round corners. It represents the best mattress value which we have seen for a long time. We have all sizes in stock. Gold Seal @NGOLEUM Arr-Rucs Special Prices on Simmons Oil Stoves Comfort in summer cooking may be puschased at a small expense through one of our Simmons Oil Stoves. Come early for these—as our sup- ply will not last long at these very special prices. 2 burner stvle 3 burner style .. 4 burner style CO. 40-56 FORD STREET, HARTFORD FURNITURE RUGS OVERLOOKING RANGES CAPITOL GROUNDS Miss Helena Jeliffe, sis' First Aquaplane Ride of the Season You know that n\ mer is here ghew the aquaplane enthusiasts start their sport, Above is first aquaplane outing of the season in Long Island Sound, Announcing the First Semi-Annual CLEARANCE — SALE — Under the New Management This is a particularly important event inasmuch as it in- cludes all our new Suits of Kirschbaum and Cortley Brands and other good makes which have only been in the store since cllfiarclr 23rd, and many of them have only recently arrived. Choice of OQur Entire Stock of Men’s Suits at Very Big Savings $19.75 $2 4.75 $29.75 For Suits Up to $35 For Suits Up to $40 For Suits Up to $30 r~ Finer Suits In this lot are the very finest hand tail-s 7.50 ored garment that sold == as high as $50. Very Special All the odds and ends. One and two of a kind. 75 All good value at or-‘ XA iginal prices — sold as high as $27.50. The newest sport and Norfolk models —one, two, three and four button coats —Suits for the young fellows and those of more conservative tastes. In regular, stouts and shorts in almost every size. Almost every desirable fabric, model, pattern and color in this excellent stock which we are reducing during this Clearance Sale, after which they go back to their original prices. + A WORTHWHILE SUGGESTION The reductions listed above are such genuine savings that every man should avail himself of these bargains, for the savings on the purchase of a suit next fall, compared to now, will make this actually appear like a double sav- ing-—so be sure to take advantage now of these reduced prices, $19.75, $24.75, $29.75, $37.50. THE STORE OF THE CONNORS-HALLORAN, INC, UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF Geo.M. Lloyd-Jos. M. Halloran 215 MainSt. New Britain er of Yale's swimming champ, riding the waves at 25 miles an hour in the