New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1924, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRTDAY, JUNE 20, 1924. | convenicnt detour is asuirabie s VL about ion and closed g BT, A OPPRADED) WY [Road Conditions [lon oy o e PRI et © R 2 0 SO0 In Connecticut| gpen and sur- shouy concrete pavement has | througn travel is p oaid without detu ld Depot 1oad is Detour s onc-halt mile northerly of ken Passable, hut Hadlyme road. Section east of Hart- ford-New London road impassable; travel should use detour posted. Sec- tion west of turnpike is very rought but open to traffic. NAGER FOR L. 5. FIRM AMONG DEAD started it point He Got “Too Fresh” Over Demanding | smg over erford-Post 1 “oneret Her To Change Parking North Canaun-South Can- |’ voad Ia belng lald, viain’y Finnish Runner Sets Two Work is under construc- pokdclls hisconecr marked. Traftic re ed by tele- Death List in Canton Bomb Out- rage Contains Demaretz’s Name iated Pre June 20.— for the General mporiing company of New Yo PMrs. Demarctz are listed ame fiilled in a revised list of victims of lay’s bomb aftack on Governor neral Merlin of French Indo- "hin; received here from Canton to- iay. This list also giscs, in place of 5. Rougeau, chief of Banque De as the third party slain by the I’. Demaretz, fanton pondehco. of ' Indo-Chine, W omber of the at Canton, 3 mortally Gerin wentioned an t add that several others were njured, No can be R omt 3 f an hin slightly or the unknown al Merlin will veach His wife did not ac T0-mile trip up nton, but re- e son at Gov- governor of today sent wireles e to Governor General Merlin, 1R he was cd to learn of ttempt on his 1 nd congratu- ng him upon his e, The message expressed deep sym- hy with the I'renc 55 in the persons of those killed h commun for ay menig to Gar lwzc Men Being Held Up by City !wumm» on the garbage at expired June 6 ar lingm solution of the woblem. At ne of s is slated to 1 wrt of the installment due on ract while the twe others may contr & hede esent cive only & ne in for cuts, The cuts wiil under a clause of the cons 't that provides for collection by w he city of all justificd complaints, the o5t of such cellection to be deducted rom the payment to the contractor, Lmployes of the health bourd re port one collector to have made the h that, found the gar bage cans full when he entered the rity’'s employ, he wonld leave them in he same condition hen his eontraet apired. Collections are heing made n his district now, and the mayor, t whose suggestion the hill was held up, 1% investigating since he WEST ENDS DEFEATED The Pawneen defeated the West Fnds on the Walnut Hill diamond esterday 16 to 2. Score Vest Ends 010 000 010— § nees . 2 2 T2x—16 Chocolate and ¢ stains removed by borax and eold or by bleaching If necessary, may bhe water, ;. scale beyond 200, of Car New York, June 20.—Max Saunders | head footman of a Cone 1d hotel, is six feet two inches tall and weighs 198 pounds net before dinner. After the ice cream and cofice he tips the If Max were to he likened to any Biblical character it would be Goliath. Mrs. Ada Viola, on the other hand, could be comy with David. She is just a bit ov five stretch of the imag weigh more than 1 pounds, hat, vanity case and all. Nevertheless, in Coney Island court yesterday, she was charged with felonious assault, the plaintiff being Max. The footman had told her not to park her automobile in front of the Jmlr\, and, says Mrs la, he “be- ame fr about it."” e step ped out of her car g ailoped him e point of the chin. Max saw d fell for a count of ten. His , and when « he fea q might be fr : of the skull aw or botl Magistrate Br d incredu lous over the t but wi Mrs. Viola refuse Wy ik Max, held her amination Wednesday Mrs. Viola, who live at 104th street, will appear in « testify she lesson boxing in her life. doesn’t need any GETS 10 70 90 YEARS Man Pleads 17 Year tion does she took a Max never says Young Killing of Norristown, Pa., Guilty to the Old Swe W, plea from’ not der in the yesterday anc twenty y was Dean to the Norris town polics er Louise hac buried in a Phil Dean in his confessior to the use admitted Wie he administering the rug to t girl by means of a hand kerehief held to he r nose and moutl ing her. EDUCATION t and by no | Take sand road to Ialls Vil- lage. - New Hartford-Nepaug road Wo ler construction. Traveling very poor, is ung Sharon - West Cornwall -« bridge road. West side of Ho river. Work is closed to traffic. shury. under cons! Hous un. 4]- r construction. ble, —A section of miad ruction on the H Road is pass- under cc Meadow Brook road. able at all times. New Hartf: hound near In but t times Monroc On the " a gravel road is u Road i3 open throughont, teiford is heing cor structed where care should be taker road. Sheet as- under construction from Din 4 Hill to Sound Beach road. Traf- Hill is under constru is taken care of a but a short section of moi 1 by traffic n at Savbrook men. Gr Madison cent for shoul mour-Rladden river hridge detonr pro- vided around bri hienlar traf- fie. 1700t bridge for peds Oxford-Little River bridge is u Tom this onstruction he frians der econstruction is provided while esthrook-Patchogue t i Traffic arien-Post road, hridegs road | ast bound traf truvels roads under co West bound traffie at Darien ‘entar over concrete road at Noroton, Southbury-Roxbury roud st1l passing over the ro nder eonstruction nstruction detours 1 formerly ir ow b still impassable, AL DISPLAY oF INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS AT New Britain Typewriter Exchange 9% WEST MAIN ST, is under cc u.\n u mmenced but no ord-Munsos our on dirt road Work | urs are Haddam-Tow , but is op road —I'rom Thouy, ¢ line, road is u tion, but is open to t Albert Steiger, Inc. phone betwe Mystie Ad- | diverted to the Fast Lym impro m-I n Wi Moosbroker's Corne it New Records on Track ere traffic is Helsingfors, Finland, June 20 — Paavo Nurmi, the Finnish runner, to- 1p on PPost day lowered two of his own world cords the 1,50 and the 5,000 In the 500 meters b £ the distance in nds elippi s 14 minutes 28 §-5 seconds, vious record was 14 minutes The runs were made 1l of 45 minutes be. — HARTFORD — 1,500 Charming PORCH FROCKS At the Remarkably Low Price of 85¢ The Popular “Merit” Frock Both regular and extra sizes in this fine quality included in this annual event, froek are Amoskeag and Kalburnie ging- hams, Lawrence and Scout percales in smart combination effects, trimmed with organdie, linens, rickrack braid and pearl buttons are the materials and motifs used in There are over 20 supply now, A SPECIAL styles from which to choose, all new, and clean, well made and generously cut. M'ION \VAL.V SUMMERTIME frocks. fresh your summer creating these Buy AL: STYLE DISPLAY OF MID-SUMMER HATS Featured For Saturday in Two Groups at V GOOD VALUE 1IN Corsets ALBERTA corsets and Steiger Spe- cial non-lacing girdle, very low bust, long hip, made of strong pink material, $ 68 Special .. . 1 . THE NEW CRISS CROSS hip con- finer, made of Sol Satine with panels of elastic over each hip. Flattens the abdomen and reduces the hips. Hooks side front. For medium small $3 00 women. Special. ... BRASSIERES, well known makes including a new garter brassiere, made of strong pink coutil, elastic at side. Can be worn with corset or for bathing, Special CORSETS—A few in small sizes in pink and white coutil made long, with medium bust extra good values, 2 for BRASSIERES—An odd lot in Ban- deaux and lace trimmed corset cover style, Of pink and \lhile material. Sizes 36, 16, and 50, \t"""‘ $l OO 3 for Steiger's=Third Floor Saturday Values In $7.50 ... $10.00 will Toilet Goods Hnuln«mnl 8 . tevenes Coty's tale, all odors . Caron's Narcissus tale Golli Wog tale Williams’ tales Johnson's tale . Mennen's tale . Ambre Royal face powder. . 8¢ Mavis face powder . 29¢ Squibb's zine steareate. .. 23¢ Colgate’s Tooth Paste. ... . 25¢ dozen $2.75 V '\ ® I\ N 73e . 89¢ . $L39 89¢ 19¢ 19¢ 19¢ find latest In this fascinating array you midsummer hats that express the Original models fashioned of fur felts, velvet embroidered ND LOWEST VALUES IN TOWN FOR SATURDAY AT BEST QUALITIES A vogues, hair combina« large braids, silk and tions, taffetas, dressy atin hats in El L s | § New Summer Millinery styles for miss and matron, Chic Sports Hats 9 U A L | . Y 424 MAIN STREET OPP. EAST MAIN STREET. I ¢ g | } " $5.00 Hundreds of new hats received are offered at this cial price. Every new stvle, color and material is included in mart tailored or trimmed ef- just pe- $2.95 « $7 50 Smart felts, straw combina- tions, taffeta, bankoks, and pea- nut braids in all the new models and colors for summer sports occasiong, Models for matron Quelques Fleurs Lotions. Steiger's—Main Floor or miss, Hosiery WOMEN'S fine silk and fiber mixed Hosiery, “three seam” style in black and colors. Some black silk and mercerized hose in the lot, Values $£1.00 and §1.25 OUR WOMEN'S e~ MORNING SPECIALS 7TO 12 A, M, ——— Fancy SMOKED SHOULDERS 1h 11¢ | BEST MADE FRANKFORTS . 1h 15¢ HAMBURG STEAK ........ 3 th 25c [FANCY FRESH EGGS .. 2 dozen 3¢ PURE LARD veven. 21h 25¢ | EVAPORATED MILK .... 3 GRANULATED SUGAR 15 Lbs. $1.00 NEW POTATOES .... . 43¢ peck | Fresh CRE! \\II-,R\ BUTTER 2 lh S ALL DAY SPECIALS Ih 18 | SUGAR CURED BACON ..., WHOLE or HALF HAMS . ... 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Ih 18¢ PRIME RIB ROAST of BEEF Ih 25¢ flannel r fur Powder, hosier sleeveless silk some SUmme and colors are Canai chiffons FROCK: grades hose of GROCERIES Ritter's Kidney Beans California & York State Beans 3 h 25¢ Beacon Breakfast Cocoa, 2 Th box 25¢ Lenox Seap 6 hars 25¢ AND FRUIT —— 3 GRAPEFRUIT CUCUMBERS . fiber hose in a 12 cans $1.00 BOYS' STURDY and weight in A1 White House Flour . Fancy Cream Cheese . .. Rcans 98¢ . 10 rolls 25¢ —— VEGETABLE A1 25¢ . 3 quarh 25¢ NEW ONION FANCY APPLES ..., [AR(.E RIPE PEAC HES CANTELOUPES ... RIPE R\\,\\ AS ... 6 for - ey 2 oxler’ sotdviniionm, | 3 for 25 R WOMEN'S medium weight glove silk i Bu 1 dozen hosiery, cut full and extra long 7 Seiger's—Second Floor in all black. Were $3.00 . plain and faney 213 to 10 style Values to $3.50 ... years. \\e Also (arrv a Full and ‘omplete l,me of \II Other Fruits <R - and Vegetables in Season.