New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1924, Page 11

WELLS . PAVING " BIDS ARE ASKED Highway Department Lists Work That Is Planned ————— Bide for the censtruction of ap. miles of new roads and three concrets bridges are called for in sixteen proposals which the state highway today submitted to contractore. . Thia s the third large group of awards that the state ha ealled for this summer, and Involves new improvements in all parts of Con. necticut, Sealed proposals for the work will be recelved at the highway depart. ment up to 1 p. m, on August 15, and « each proposal is Yo be accompanied by & bond for one-third the amount of the contract. The notice to contractors alse informs them that the successful bidder must be ready to start work within ten days after orders from the highway commission, Following 1a & list of the proposed improvements: 1. Town of Plainfield—About 19« 210 linear of reinforced cement con- crete pavement on the Norwich.Put. oam road, 3. Town of No. Canaan—About 8,. 220 linear feet of reinforced cement concrete pavement on the Canaan- Norfolk road, 3. Towns 6f No. Canaan & Norfolk ==About 8,064 linear feet of reinforced eement concrete pavement on the Canaan-Norfolk road, 4. Town of Sterling—A 88 foot epan concrete birder bridge over Moosup River at Oneco, 8. City on Ansonla—About 3,982 linear feet of reinforced concrete pavement on Maple and Franklin streets. . 6. Town of Union—About 22,000 Minear feet of waterbound macadam on the Stafford-Union road. 7. Town of Colebrook—About §,- 850 linear feet of 7 inch waterbound maeadam on the North Colebrook read. 8. City of New London—About 2,- 783 linear feet of reinforced concrete pavement on Bank street. 9. Town of Southington—About 2,- 820 linear feet of reinforced cement concrete pavement on Clark street. 10. Town of Oxford—A 28 foot epan reinforéed concrets bridge over HUSBAND SAID d WHY NOT TRY 17 Wife Said She Would. Result, Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Made Her | Well and Strong Eest Hardwick, Vt.—'“Last 1 was not able to do any work had backache wmmnm : Pinkham’s ogfih- ble Compound l‘ the new! 8, and my huul'flp;nal’d to me, ‘Wadon’t ou tr: it?’ So Isaidl'would, and he went and got. me a dozen bottles. 211t has doneme more godd than I can ever tell, and my friends &3y, ‘ What have you done to yourself? You look so well.” I tell them it is the V!fi-ublo Compound that makes me so well and ufiqng. Thére is no use to suf- fer with backache and gnint. I will tel ry oné what it has done for me.’” - E';nn. PriMO, Route No. 2, East Hardwiek, Vermont. Housewives make & great mistake in nllovlnF thémselves to become o ill that it is well-nifh i for them to, l:ti:ng to :.heu- 10l duties. f réeent coun! canvass of purchasers of L; dl:zE gnkhnm'l Veg- etable Compound, 98 out of every I eport they wete benefited by its use. io% sale br druggists everywhere. Freshen Run- During August a man's appearance begins to leok less spruce, due to the advance of It is peculiarly the time to the season. eight mile viver on the Housstonle river road 11, Town of Rexbury——About 10,. 00 ¥ feet of § ineh waterbound m on the Woodbury-Southbum road. 11, Town of Roxbury~—About 10,. 000 linear feet of § ineh waterbound macadam on the Roxbury Falls road 18, Town of West macadam on the Boulevard City of New Britain——About 1,100 linear feet of 3 inch bituminous maca- dam over T ineh stons base on Welles street, 15, Towns of Waterbury and Wa. tertown==About 17,800 linear feet of reinforced concrete pavement on the Waterbury - Watertown . Thomaston road, 18, Town of Cornwall==A concrete alab bridge at West Cornwall, LLOYD GEORGE SAYS SOVIET PACT ‘FAKE Says Every Essentlal Figure In Contract Is Lelt Blank 3 By The Associated Press, Lendon, Aug, 7.—~"This is & fake— & contract in which every essentlal figure s left blank," explained for- mer Premier Lloyd George In the house of commons last evening in the course of a sharp criticlam of the proposed agreement with soviet Rus- sin, His phrase is endorsed by the majority of the morning new: ors which fully share in the ama nt with: which the conservatives and moat of the liberals received the an- nouncement by Arthur Ponsonby, un- der-secretary for forelgn affairs, that & commercial treaty and a general treaty had been arranged with the soviets, There {s some favorable comment, the Daily Herald, labor organ, natur- ally welcoming the “happy result” with ‘“greatest satisfaction.”” The Dally News, liberal, thinks that “to have arrived at any agreement with the soviet delegation is a very con- slderable achievement, for which praise is due,” but it withholds defi- nite opinion of the merits and posel- bilitles of the treaties pending fuller explanation of their terma. Parliament Not to Agree The Westminster Gazette, liberal, witheut condemning the agreement, says the tarms will need to be care- . |fully scrutinized. The other newspa- pers are either scornful or angry, or both., The Times doubt that parlia- ment will ever agree to the proposals. “The arrangement,” it says, ‘“not only leaves the main issues practical- 1y undecided, but, by ralsing false ex- pectations which cannot be fulfilled, it endangers any slight prospect there might be of improved relations with the soviets, x x x parllament will noét sanction a loan on any terms to a defaulting government.” Mail Indignant The Daily Mail expresses indigna- tion and recalls that Mr. Ponsonby on May 30 announced that it was out of the question for the government te guarantee a loan. The Daily Chronicle, supporter of Lloyd George, cannot re- call “any government ever treating parliament worse in a great issue of foreign affairs.” The astonishing and sudden change from an announced breakdown of ne- gotiations to the reaching of an agreement {is attributed to the special offorts of Premier MacDonald and the trade unions, Members of parliament who are ahsent from the houss of commons without the speaker’'s permission are still liable, under a law of the time of Henry VIII, to lose their pay. e ————————————r CAPITOL — COMING JACKIE COOGAN in “Little Robinson Crusoe” Up Your Down Wardrobe 4 S g frethen up your run-down wardrobe, whether for street or sport, day or evening. Re- member that a four-in-hand is worth two in the window and that the obligation to dress well knows no “off” month. Hartford— | About 2,800 linear feet of waterbound | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1924, City Item | . Car Parking. Rear 141 Maln Mt A P Marsh.—advt P, L. Nair, acting for Tucker & | Goodwin of Hartford, has brought suit for §250 demages against P. J. Mirsa of this city, Constable George A Btark sarved the papers which are re. furnable in the city court the third Mond of August l.nxh at Hallinan's—~advt, Theodore Johnson, state command- er of th sh-American War vet. erans has received a letter from Presi. dent and . Coolidge thanking him for the expression of sympathy at the time of the death of Calvin Coolidge I, Home cooked lunches at Crowell's, —adit, The marriage of Miss Agnes Moore, 24 Beaver strest, daughter of Mr, and Mrs Edward Moore and Nelson Jos. eph Ives, son of Edgar Ives of Ken. sington, will take place at St, Mary's chureh, August 12, The board of fire commissioners will £0 to Hartford tonight to inspect the American La France fire apparatus in that eity, A daughter, Marllyn Scott, has been | ui born to Mr, and Mrs, Ray Smith of YOUR CHOICE OF sold during this sale at arms on all pieces. from $278.00 to TAPESTRY $195.00 GENUINE educed from $195.00 duced from $495.00 to TAUPE AND RESE —Reduced from $590.00 to from $375.00 to and 1 Armchair, with , together with Reduced from ine blue leather seats. duced from 10-PIECE FINE Reduced from $525.00 to HIGH-GRADE 10-PIECE Reduced from 0 from $950.00 to duced from $1200 to . FREE STORAGE AND INSURANCE ON LATER DELIVERIES All suites here listed consist of a full-sized Daven- port and two large chairs—all overstufied—with sep- arate spring cushions and spring edge. SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LIVING ROOM SUITES Exactly as pictured Upholstered in handsome tapestry—Brown or Blue Velour in two-tone effect. These Suites would be reasonable at $225.00. To be R TAPESTRY SUITE—Reduced from $265.00t0 ............ v TAUPE MOHAIR SUITE—Re- BED DAVENPORT SUITE—Fine Velour—an un- usually “good buy.” Reduced 9-PIECE MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SUITE--Za- pon indestructible finish. style; similar to picture. Contains unique com- bination Server and China Cabinet, 5 Side Chairs, Extension Table and Buffet. $225.00 to AMERICAN WALNUT SUITE—Queen Anne Period. Consisting of beautiful 60-inch Buffet, new style oblong Extension Table and 6 chairs with genu- cially reduced for this sale to 8-PIECE QUEEN ANNE AMERICAN SUITE—Has 54-in. Round Extension Table, SUITE. Reduced from $350 to AMERICAN WALNUT SUITE— SUITE—Queen Anne style, with 4 front legs, 45x60 inch Oblong Extension Table, Cabinet Serving Table, large Crystal Closet and chairs_upholstered in tapestry. A remark- able buy. Reduced from $445.00 to ELEGANT INLAID MAHOGANY SUITE—10 Pieces. $950.00 t: 10-PIECE 2.-TONE MAHOGANY D o e - remeTms San Benate, Tex. Mrs Smith was be fore her marriage Miss Sanderson of {this eity Donald Gaffney, seting for the Com. | merelal Trust Co, has instituted an | action for $600 against John F. Day | of Meriden, for alleged violation allr contract. The papers are returnable in the eity eourt the third Mawday of August | Have the Herald follow you on your vacation, 18¢ & week, cash with order —_dt, - ) Ea TREASURY HAS ALARM wh False Alarm Makes United States Treasury Bullding a Bedlam Washington, Aug, T.—For a few moments yesterday bediam held the United States treasury bullding, An employe working in the electrically suarded cash vaults accldentally stepped on a burglar alarm An au- tomobile sireen promptly turned loase at full blast on the main floor and | © sor it | ph eve bells in the guard rooms over the big building set up a clanging accom- paniment, It was several minutes before the mechanism was quieted and the treas- ry halls had emptied themselves of the excited crowds, |JOCKEY SANDE WILL NO Doctor Finds | the race track here yesterday, will not have to Suffer amputation of his leg, | today | Dr. Douglass C. Moriarta, race track | the hospital announced that the frae. |ture in the left leg had been set and [there appeared to be no reasen why Bande should not have entire use of it Moriarta said, The accident occurred in the first race in which there were eleven start. ors. | Sun carrying his jockey, Spurt turned over n — - n T | three times on the track. Tmmediately | ate "It is quite possible™ that the tee | behind came threc other horsss, which | farmer:-iabor scastors and other alse tumbled. Thelr jockeys eacaped | listed republicans weould weuld njury vole with the democrsts and elect Sande was carried from the track | Bryan The address, at frst pre- and given immediate medical atten, | pared for dellvery was released only That Broken Leg of ton. Four fractures in the left log | 10F press publication between the knee and the thigh were | ——— set by Dr, Moriarta and Admiral Cary [T, Grayson, who was at the track | Jockey Marinelil, who rode Senol, one HAVE T0 LOSE HIS LEG| GETS Bis LOAN Beriin, Aug. 7.~The Nerth German Lieyd Steamship company has been of the horses in the race was later [granted a 10.year loan of £1,000,000 suspended for the meeting. charged by London financiers, the Frankfurter with being chiefly responsible for the | Zeitung of Frankfort, announces oo Choking Asthma New Discovers Glves Quick Helief wnd Comfort— Often in 84 Hours, Asthma, Hay Fever and Catarrh are 1o Rider Can Be set—Racing Days Probably Over Baratoga Bprings. N Y., Aug, Vo= B his riding daya may be over, Sande, premier American jockey, was seriously injured in a spill at LODGE WARNS REPUBLICANS was stated by attending surgeons | < {Wams of “Calamity” of Charles Bryan Becoming Prosident Nahant, Mass, Aug T.—=Senater Henry Cabot Lodge, in an address dietated from his sick bed and made publié last night, warns republicans against what he terms the “calamity” of Governor Charles W Bryan be. coming president as he said in very . likely to happen if Coolidge falls to receive a majority of the electoral | your triends and pay me only One Dellar, vote and the election is thrown into |etherwise the loss ia mine. MNerely una' your name teday for this iiberal free intre congress, Senator Lodge declared |30 Bt b wond only for 10 day a deadlock probable in the house and jFor ysiclan after visiting the jockey in | entually. Jther injuries at first, feared to be lous, proved to be insignificant, Dr, James Butler's Spurt, ridden by ¥. BHEARER, §243 Coca Cola Bidg, Kansas and went down that if the election came to the sen- |City, Mo, crossed hia less A FEW NOTABLE EXAMPLES AT FULLER'S SEMI-ANNUAL SALE AND 'RUG EVENT OF THE YEAR Now Is the Time To Make Your Purchases At the Lowest of the $175.00 TAUPE AND BLUE VELOUR SUITE—Pillow spring Reduced tSUITE—Reduced from $ 1 4 5 g 00 0 LEATHER SUITE— $198.00 +$165.00 $189.00 0.00 LINEN VELOUR SUITE— $395.00 for "' $289.00 3-P. 4-P LO Italian Renaissance seats of genuine leather, 91.00 . $167.00 WALNUT DE Re- EN $145.00 $269.00 ran, '$395.00 AMERICAN WALNUT Has 66-in. Buffet 5.00 0.00 SUITE—Reduced 5.00 SELECTED MAHOGANY SUITE—Re. $900.00 C. C. FULLER CO. 4 56 Ford Street, Hartford . THIS REAL AMERICAN WALNUT With the addition of a large manship, this real Walnut Suite is a re_markuble bargain. You will note that the dressing table is the full vanity style, and the bed the newest bow foot pattern. We have several other pieces to match so that you may make up a suite to meet your requirements, i 3.PIECE AMERICAN WALNUT SUITE, consisting of “BERKEY & GAY” WALNUT 6-PIECE SUITE.%riginally SPECIAL BEDDING OUTFIT consisting of Ideal Uphol- Year Prices. The store is “brim full” of bargain s as remarkable 3s these. - Come in early and have first choice of the big values which are being Our Deferred Payment or Budget Plan is applicable .to the pur- chase of any goods during this sale. This is the plan: i A Cash Deposit of one- third of the amount of the purchase, and the balance in six monthly payments. Immediate or future de- livery. ON THIS PLAN you will receive all of the SALE REDUCTIONS Don’t hesitate to make use of this privilege. . $140.5 Chifforobe $ l 78. 75 This is part of a carload shipment, especially priced this sale. Considering the fine finish, style and work- SUITE as shown in illustration. . Reduced Prices | on All Rugs WILTONS— 9x12 ft. $144.50 now $119.00. 9x12 ft. $105.00 now $85.00 9x12 ft. $80.00 now $68.00. AXMINSTERS— 9x12 ft. $59.00 Dresser, Dressing Table and Bow-end Bed, Reduced from $194 to $l 59 IECE MAHOGANY SUITE, Dresser, Handy Chifforobe and New Style Post Bow-end Bed, $l 45 Reduced from $172 to TECE WALNUT SUITE, Dresser, Chifforeg. Semi- Vanity, and Bow-end Bed. Reduced from $275 to UIS XVI AMERICAN WALNUT SUITE, a special bar- gain, 52-inch Dresser, with large mirror, very roomy Chiffo-Wardrobe, Full Vanity Dressing Table, and a charming Bow-end Bed. Reduced from $395 to : grade— grade— grade— grade— $600. To be grade— sacrificed at grade— now $26.75. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS— $31.75 grade, now— stered Spring, a good Felt Mattress, a pair of pillows, special, complete at. . $39-75 RE SILK FLOSS MATTRESS of finest grade. Special at 23 .80 RRY SPECIAL FELT MATTRESSES $16 80 . . beautiful ticks and nicely tailored. .. GLANDER WITH EDGE SPRINGS $ 8 00 reduced from $13.50to ....... vesses . And dozens of other mattresses and springs at a great ge of prices. 0. $26.50 grade, now-— Fvery other size and grade f{s represented in our tremendous stock-—al) at proportionately re- duced figures. SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE COXWELL CHAIRS $49.75 Reduced from $59.75 ; Although this is a direct photograph, it cannot do justice to this fine chair. It is beautifully uphqlstered in a very heavy grade of automobile velour in mole and dark blue pin stripe effect. Luxuriously comfort- able, yet not cumbersome. The very latest thing in living room chairs—and an especial bargain. OUR REMAINING STOCK OF TABLE LAMPS—FLOOR LAMPS—AND BRIDGE LAMPS—AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FREE DELIVERIES ANYWHERE IN CONN. Store C'oses Weldnesdays at Noon