New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1927, Page 4

FOOLS GOLD 18 INTERESTING HANY Even the Nation's Capitol Has Been “Mined” for It Washington, Aug. 18 (# — Much attention is being given to gold these days at the capitol, where before long congress will again be enact- ing laws and engaging in other ac- ivities, Whils a force of workmen on the inside of the senate wing is burnish- ing the lavish display of gold leaf vsed in ornamenting the ceilings and sidewalks, other artisans on the out- | side are pickipg from the marble that which glftters, but is not gold {00l gold,” or iron pyrites, which, since the discovery of America, has ziven the inexpert false dreams of great wealth, | The marble used in the senate and | ouse wings of the capitol shows jnany outcroppings of “fool gold,” | md many visitors have picked “nuggets” with their knives, takin them home probably with an of faith as to their intrinsic v But the public must not be ceived when it visits the congress. So the workmen outside, whose main job is to pre- serve the historic structure from de- cay by pointing up the joints of the | uge blocks of marble, are alse re- | imoving the spurious “gold,” especial- | ly that within reach of visitors, t ‘aking temptation from their reach nd blemishes from the stone. City Items Frank Kupiewski, 20 years old of 01 Gold street who was injured in an automobile accident ¢ Gay morning on the P! was reported as resting comfortably today at the New Britain Gen Jiospital where he is receiving treat- ment. Suit for $300 damages has been rought by the Albro Motor Co.| through B. J. Monkiewlez, against | Joseph Luzictti, Depu Matthew Papciak served New lunch specials, adv. A daughter was born at New | Britain General Mr. and Mrs Seymour st Wet wash, for 251bs., Thurs- day and Friday. Latimer Laundry. | —advt. # | A mon was bhorn at New Britain General hospital today to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fusaro of 278 Oak street. See our $3.00 Window. Burritt Art Shop, W. Main St., Prof. Bldg.— advt Officer David Doty patrol duty on Main atter having eyele Officer W, Jatter was vacationing in Can A son was born at New Br General hospital today to Mr. Mrs. Harold Hemingway —of Trumbull street, Plainville. through Crowell's.— red Dehm of 100 | laney and Mrs. Rose company alsp sold a house at 58 Lincoln street te Mary Coccomo. i Joseph Zotter of 27 Clift street, who was released from jail a few | days ago. according to the police, | arrested early this afternoon | with breach of the peace and drunkenness, on complaint of neigh- hors, | i RECKL IN BUGGY. St. Albans, Vt., Aug. 18 (UP)— Harold Barlow was fined $10 in court here for recklessly operating | his horse-drawn delivery wagon | has re " |in Northampton, hospital today to | Personals Miss Frances McAloon of the All- ing Rubber Co. is enjoying a two wecks' vacation at Boston, Mass. Mrs. Helen Leach and Mrs. Anna De Lorenze will spend the next two weeks at Silver Sands. Robert C. Vance has arrived home from a trip to Europe. Dr. John Donnelly and William Donnelly, who accompanied him, sailed from Liverpool on August 13 for Mon- treal, Canada. They will attend the races at Saratoga, N. Y., before re- turning to this city. Miss Eva Raghkow has returned from a two weeks' v on spent in the Berkshire Country ciub, Wing- dale, N. Y. Harold T. Sloper of Russell street has returned from Greenville, Me., where his family is spending the summer. William T. Sloper, George P. | Hart, Louie S. Jqnes and Harold L. Judd will sail next Tuesday for Eu- ope, to spend several weeks. Dr. D. W. O'Connell will leave this week for Naples, Maine, where he o | will spend.a short vacation. During | the stay he expects to do consider- able golfing. Katherine Gregor has entered the mploy of M Brothers on Main street, w she will take over the hookkeeping duties. Mise Elsle Cameron of Glen street is visiting her parents in New Brunswick, Canada. Jerome Crean of Summer street is spending his vacation in New York city. Norfeldt Howard agner and Butler will leave within a short time | for Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y., where the former will enroll as an upper classman and the latter will begin study. Miss Alice Martin of Winter st rmed after a vacation spent Mass. Miss Goldie Hubleman of Willow is spending her vacation in N. I. Lakewood, Pan I'u (above) is the new premicr cast he was so ap- pointed by Chang Tso-lin, one of the war lord: meeting Tl 1i; Office Supplies Ink Pens Pencils Rulers Pads Sign Markers Work Organizers Cards Guides Rubber Ink, >ads, Daters, Rand-MeNally ROAD MAPS and ATLAS will help vou plan that tour. Stamps Racks (A COMPLETE SERVICE ADKINS PRINTERS AND STATIONERS 66 CHURCH STREET ATW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1927. . RBER BROTHE What is the BACKBONE of a Living Room Suite? How fresh and new and beautiful a new living roont suite Yooks in your home. 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