New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1924, Page 17

» ¢! NEW RRITAIN FLOOR LAMPS R BRIDGE LAMPS Double Socket - 3 Adjustable Light Weighted Base—Georgette Shade S " Weighted Base—(ieorgette Shade Special $10.80 : sty Special $7.75 FERN STANDS e MAGAZINE RACKS Octagon Shape—Fumed Oak Three Shelves—Fumed Oak 17-in, 24:in, None Sold to Dealers No(C,0,D's 35¢ e 98¢ $3.15 FIBRE CHAIRS AND ROCKERS—Special $9.85 Covered in An Excellent Grade of Cretonne Or Tapestry. Good For Any Room in the House Or On the Porch, Fibre in Five Colors HOME FURNISHING COMPANY R. R. ARCADE bridge. Oxford—Little Tjver bridge under | Road Conditions In ||comint "< bt Tk provided while this work is going on, | B SUSPENSION BRIDGE | FIVE REASONS i S [ ] [} Il Connectlcut | Milford—Indian river 1 e on oot *s0) e ———— l H‘“H' using v“- "\l' B¢ )-l . ! YOUR furniture store, 3 . | East Huidam—Town strect under| Mansfield—XMunsfield depot road | ; ' | under construction, Passable, b | 1. Here your will see fumi- v Delaware River Structure Ready |construcion, vut is wpen to trame. | i iloua wse dotour posted. | et i e ' Stafford—Mohson road closed. | Mans leld—anstield, Four Corners. | turniture markets afiord. is within your grasp—an opportunity were never so low until Birnbaum's | 1%air deto! d vad Storrs road open but rough, Sur- | 2, o you wis! A Gl R@&dy by JUIY 41 1926 {88008 by Bkl Vair | faCing being put down ; S UL Yol e to outfit your home at prices that opened at 381-383 Main Street. | stafford—Wales ;v-.u closed, M1 Groton—DBaptist Hill Concrete | please you with our b 4 5 I : 1:1;Iy-|,‘ "|‘K‘:,‘m| Union center lv."l’.;‘ “lll\.”:.‘,!‘c,’lllh ";:,\],‘m;:\ ;Ir”u'mi':“jl | and magnificent stock, OUR OPENlNG wAS A HUGE SUCCBS! M ,r,h',l‘w:m::,“ .':,”:W ,.n ‘..‘"Tf".'"f' state line, road closed. Fair detour | ston—Groton-0ld Mystie road is 3. Our |m||u.l which has oFk y L claware | .. dirt road sracticall S tha Blal A s Ciies built us a lite long reputa- X 3 river suspension bridge, according 0|y iy " rom Thompsonville road | by (},',:,,:,‘,.j‘ Ll A Cile e | tion, will make you a fast Why? Because we quoted prices that niture heen so sharply reduced and fiT”?flZ.fn’.,'",: kl:,l,'.‘.":(;:.'.”, "'\',',‘,;‘,'{;f to state line concrete road under con- | = Groton—Noank-Groton Long_Foint | friend, made history. Never before had fur- crowds came to profit greatly by them i sule «-‘( B hea b e struetion, Road open for one Way Moad under construction, Travel | 4. Our cfiicient pepsonnel - designed it, making it probable that | '™ iLc, Gburatud by ilag T il | oo L o e Rogla N ean iy il Immediaibly: stelis you We Will Continue To Do This! . Yl Hast Hartjord--Main strect undgr |via Brook street and thence to Gro- with' its accommodating air. July 4, 1926, the sesqui-centennial of | .ontiruction Good detour 0 [ton Long Point. i p v_hq signing of the Declaration of In- acniam road. | Putnam—Putnam-Killingly road | 5. Our prices will be so Ifm dependence, will see the new Artery |t \yindsor—Iiroad street under cOn- |under construction, Detour posted | comparatively, for such high of.trafic opened between Pennsyl- struction. Hoad passable for north- |a¥ound section closed just horth of | grade merchandise, that buy- vania and New Jersey bound traffic Short detour over|Attawaugan where concrete pave- | ing will be irresistible, The bridge, with a span of 1,750 | ggad road for all south-bound traffic. | ment is being laid. | fect between fowers. according to the |~ poiton-—Bolton-Coventry road un-| Pomfret—Abington road under con- | y e engineers, will be the largest of S Jer construction, road closc De- | struction, Detour signs indicate | DlNlNG ROOM SUITES kind in the world. More than a mile tours posted. Through traffic from |best route around thissection. | end a half in total lengih, its towers, | Hartford to Willimantic should go via mfret—Murdock road under con- | \ already in place, reach cet above | Andover. | struction, Open to traffic. | = <18 [ = the surface of the Dolaware River Southbury—Itoabury road. The | WWaterford—FPost road, concrete | l 1 z | \ { Draped from the monster cables, \new bridge is open and traffic can |pavement is being laid, detour plainly ] | * ‘ each of which will he 1-2 inches pass over the road under construction | marked, i e thick, the floor of the bridge is to be without detours. Liast Lyme--Section torn up on | 135 fet above high water, providing| Kent—The Cornwall read. ‘I‘h"1[‘n.<1 road. Concrete surfacing be- [ passage for the largest craft without 'conciete is complete to North Kentling laid. altering their top hamper. and 1t contractor is at work on the | 0Old Lyme—Post road, concrete The bridge will be 125 feet wide | wood guard railing. pavement being laid, passable, | l and will accommodate four tracks for| Cromwell—Ihe Kent road. The |Through traffic will avoid incon- | trolley and rapid transit lines and a steam shovel work is nearly com- |venience if it follows the Shore road » roadway for six lines of vehicles, Two pieted and considerable concrete | from Lyme to Moosbroker's corner in | {50 RETLI . walks for pedestrians will be built | pavement has been placed Through | Waterford as posted. g REFRIGERATORS CEDAR (CHESTS % above the roadway. The cost of the fravel is passing over the road with- Montville—Norwich-Hadlyme road White Enamel and Oak In Walnut and Natural project is estimated at 3 000, | out detour i under construction, Detour posted | Finish divided between Philodeipha and | DBigokiicid—The Whisconeer Hill |over unimproved road 8 $22 50 | % Camden, and the states of Pennsylva- | rca®® A stean shovel is working in | Salem—East Haddam, grading | . 14 98 : e A0, Naw Terasy {the ent and macadam construction is [operations under way on Norwich. Were $30.00 . Up At its pr nt stage. the struciu ni carrvied on No detours arv-;”n»ll,\'_m" road, Section east of Hart- (§ presents the appearance of a hridge | EY.SE ! . |ford-New London road impassablo; | y - without a floor,s The towers and an- E North Canaan-Seuth Ca- .‘.m\"] should use detour posted. chorages are in position, and the two 1 road. \Work under construction. [ Scction west of turnpike very rough LINOI E Rib:e¥ i1 lecliby: Lenitianioy: cabies 60 > sand road to Falls Village. but open to traffic, | e At e huth b Fht e W Harttord — Nepaug road. | Bloomfield—Bituminous macadam S 1 s men has been laid. 1loth shores of | WOrk under construction, nd will [ construction on the Weatogue moun- L il Pooe .y i E1Y eiveriane allte pitl ot andire. IR SlRRE S sectione silion gL la |fain (poad, Ko detour, fifollow ar Walnut, 10 Pieces, Tncluding Buffet, China Closet, ! aouind 19 the 'V‘:‘-";r: o '1“ el a :l‘, | Shavon—West Cornwall-Cornwall | Canton—Water bound macadam Serving Table, Etc. EHlndvaly aohcrele & misets And e\ e ror West side of Housa- | construction on the Avon-New Hart- $1 79 OO 1 sharp exhaust of hoisting engines, HER . 9 = by ¥ g 2 .1 Ltonic river, Open for tratfic Work | ford turnpike. Traffic taken care of | Tons of concrete are bLeing poured Wi ARt Rt allCtiok | [} dielly in.the constrlistion BfEtielETeRE g o roriataliabi - Holsatonlo! river | Darbye-Gravelll voAd " BRing con: snchibrakes e tide WvHUL LS DRI oSS T ae: coRIEHGEIOI OvoR | AEEUSEad Aan i oubatonis aveiie, XAl cut into the heart of Philadelphia and | (285 ASIaTite tradle [Wie - citha leart of Camdenito elenr e e ok e anel | \fohrot Gl roRa being con- | l IVING ROOM SUITES for the approaches to the b : phalt under construction from Dia- |structed on the Trumbull turnpike, | LEUM GATELEG TABLES =l Historic churches and buildings have o0 10 1o Riverside, Trvaffic is |One v travel may be necessary for | . % various sizes - 1 hrnnrnn‘nlr;rl'nr ;']MYn‘v ted 0 make o Choing hetd up, | short s due to laying of tolford, | Inlaid ......... $1.39 Yd. 13 way for this twentieth contury projec Darien--1'ost road, Concrete road | Water-bound macadam . Q > $ 1 6 98 1 ST ST umder construction, Traftie detours | road being constructed on the Hall Printed ......... 98¢ Yd, b Up Laws Agairst Liquor 1at Darien center over conercte road | Meadow Brook road. Traffic passed d i i to Noroton, r the construction at all times Passed 69 Years AEO‘ Guilford—saybrook-Post road. Con- | Pomfret — Bituminous macadam Tallahassee, 1'la., August 1—The crete being laid on cut-off east of |road under construction on the Porm- | far-sightedness of IMoric legisla- | Madizon and in Saybrook Grading ' fret-Phoenixville trunk line .\'hurv’ tors of the nincteenth century is dis- | zoing on at Saybrook. Madison and |detours may be provided to pass |§ closed in an old law unearthed in the Clinton traffic around tolford construction, | archives of the state capital here. Tt Sayhrook-—Iratt street, Concrete Bituminous macadam road | fs an act which became effective in | road completed. I'affic using Say- | being constructed on the Ha.:.mlnllr-; y danuary, 1855, and provided heavy |brook Point road for another week, | Somurs road. Short detours proyided | ) penalties for empioyes of railroads ! \Westhroot—Monunkotsuch river (a8 dirccted by arrows, 1 found guilty of being intoxicated while bridg Construction work started, Stafford Springs—Water bound ma- | ‘ in the performance of their dufy. One way tradtic over temporary [ cadam road being constructed on the | i At the time of its enactment there | br Willimantic turnpike, No delay to ymour —Bladden river bridge un- | traftic, ©oconstruction Sitort detour g Sufticld—Ames were no rajlroads in IMlorida, however, imposcd upon the wral ' surface bein, MATTRESSES assembly the duty of ascertaining the [vided around the bridge for vehicu- | placed on Bridge strect Traffic 4 ] proper objects of improvements in re- |lar trAftic, Dedestrians walk over | passed over the work at all times. KUGS Extra Special for Saturday. lation to railroade. canals, and navig- | new bridge e —— | 100, Pure Silk Floss able streams: and indicates the pre-| Wosthrook—Patchogue river bridge NEW BISHOP FOR ALASKA ) Axminsters. . ... $28,95 up Mattresses wentiment the lawmakers must have [unde — construction on & cut-off. | Juncau, Alaska, Aug. L — Bishop - L . ’ Bad that liquor and locomotive com- | Trafiic uses the old road Amphitophy, after being driven out Tapestries ..... $24.00 up $18 50 N bined would not make for public| Easton—Sport Hill bridge under|of jussia by Bolsheviks as a spy, is Wiltons . .. .. .. $79.00 up . Thres Piecs Grerstalid Swite in Hish Grade Viliie Wil eafety | construction, Traffic using old [to assume charge of the Russian Fibre .. .. W75 up “ton Mattresses as low as 1'~oge Davenport, Wing and Club Chair church throughout Alaska, according | to word received here, He was in re- |§ ligions work in Yukon territory be- | fore he made a trip to Moscow. He escaped from Moscow to Paris, Piles | Can’'t Be Cured from the Outside. Extornal treatmenas eeldom cure e i e $9.98 $129.00 We are pleased to announce that the following presen- BED ROOM SUITES tations will be made to:— Mary O'Connell, 406 Main St.—No. 183 THE COUCH HAMMOCK J. V. O'Brien, 1106 Stanley St.—No. 156 THE FLOOR LAMP Sophia Gurala, 19 Sexton St.—No. 243 THE REED FERNERY Awarded on Our Opening Day—If Called For At Our Store RNBAUM’S Four Pieces in American Walnut, Including Semi-Vanity. FURNITURE STORE Chifforobe, Dresser and Bow-End Bed 381-383 MAIN STREET $159 00 | “Always At Your Service All Ways” | Pile Nor do surgical operations The catse is inside—bad circulation The blood is stagnant, the veins flabby. he bowel wals are weak, the parts almost dead. To quickly and safely rid yourself of piles you must free the circula- tion—scnd a fresh current through stagnant pools, Internal treatment is | the one sale method. Uintments and cutting won't do it. J. 8. Leonhardt, M. D., a specialist, | set at k, some s ago to find a real in remedy for piles. He succeeded. He named his prescrip /0 0 ()/ tion HEM-ROID, and tried it in 1000 (0 scs before he' was satisfled. Now HEM-ROID is sold by druggists everywhere under guarantee. It is a | | harmicss tablet, easy to take, and can | 2lways be found at Clark & Brainerd Co.. who will :gladly refund the pur- chage priee *o any dissatisfied custom- i er. i