New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1928, Page 4

4 DEFVARES LEPROSY [SNOT CONTAGIOUS Dr. E. L. Walker of California : Expounds New Theory Tt leprosy is Walker of fornia, & Cowlishaw charity sug sta and is not cont, gathered by iwlie to- | Bits ot dircetic Among tl talent wh Jesters of Herrms are sustained : they will © t| Louiss vern- | of mor seientific, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1928, wonderful Powder, s TS etail hardware busi-| The general price levels are well s are a white baby calf with a s Chiffon Jackets Made A sl B e tier ot wrnn sinpes | Most Nurses Use for Dining Outdoors P : tions are commencing to| Conditions are reported fair nd a mocha colored leather (®—Drinted chitfon York, May 8.—Reports from m improved weather con- | this time, but improvement is «x- ' motor coat entirely lined with rich- | N F P d ar over plain color important market centers of the general improvement is| pected with the betterment of trade dyed brown rabbit. It has a big ew Face Fowder when dining out- | country indicate that with the first mmediately. | ir: general. wwl collar of fur like the lining. |{MELLO-GLO, the new in the 1 continued warm weather i rmers are hampered | French Process Face e A will be a heavy demand for |somcwhat in their spring worlk, S ELECT r ich will be Weds | mental importance soloists In their parts, . "Here are two conclusions reached | by the California sc t, as a re- | sult of his studics in Hawail. Sh ked “Leprosy is caused by a bacterium | oC 4 velated to the fi tinom plant like gro micro size, whicl thr 1 no liviug or- ganism except t which is foun verywhe eve enter the body in bout the fe 1 by th cuts or wo are not ean’ which outcast om n of writt vees are difficnlt to | o Dr. Walker for When bar and wn o in o the L assume a 1Wo reasons Iaboratory the different shape form with each generation and are scldom identical | with the organism as it is found on the human tissue of leper vietims “Leprosy is found only iman beings, and it is therefore impossible 10 try the bacteria on any animal. 1t is considered 100 dangerous 10 ex- " periment with them on humans, | “Bearing out his contention that the actinomycs Walker pointed out tl is found chiefly in the natives go bare « v 18-year-old Knox- it up from the soil, S cinl ahol tRiatEd i The local travelers left this morn- % Tlogasta #Tbils (diatiac ot ing for New York from which ¢ity | southern mountain folk, met Don L. they will sail te rrow on the 8. 8. Barringer, Chicago orchestra leader “President Polk s Panama | af the Famous Players studio in New canal routs, Th to spend York Cit the other d tbout two months en route, st 1 in_Asheville, N, ping at Los Angeles and San Fran- « re both over the cisco and spend i | Dr, Walk come by rail, stone National nd ) N ow in by L0.S, FRATERNITY They expect to he July T0 PRESENT SHOW “Hits and Bits of 1928" on 1. 0. 0. F Stage worlds of good. T J/]‘J‘ T had taken Lydia a ter | had taken | OLDIE M Pt aut® “necktsng dresses y oot NERVOUS WOMAN FINDS RELIEF By Taking Lydia E. Pink- | ham’s Vegetable Compound | — ] T was so weak and | wad such a tired worn- ut e e that had to go to ed. Friends who E. Pinkham’'s | Vegetable Com- | pound told me how much good it had done them g0 I thought I wonld give it a trial. T conld tell difference af- has done me it for Con- JcFAbbEN, Rose, straigt | Most_gf them a d with roses f dre satin are kets or sonal lines of merchandise, 1lard- | trial centers are the Short Furs Are Used fairly active, SOCIAL WORK! np Tenn, and they say May 9 (®—Por- | purity. |preferred by nurses because of its it does not Stays when tomorrow in its | particularly in the automotive scc. | for Coats in Summer .. Lcc of New York, was elected |make the skin dry and drawn, During | tion Tuilding is going ahead Paris, May 9. (®—Fur coats for ent of the national conference |on longer, keeps shine away, and spring- | rapidly, although the demand for summer mostly of short cial workers yesterday and San [very beneficial to the complexion. <! ¥ ware i9 yet to be felt or clipped fur this se inless 1cisco was awarded the 1929 You will love MELLO-GLO Son orce. they are ermine. Amor new | conference, i,vou use it. Expert Assistance without charge on Interior Decoration given by our Mr. DeMoulpied Here, at Flint-Bruce, we look upon our job as considerably greater than the mere selling of furniture, Only through the skillful grouping of pieces and the ingenious handling cX colors does furniture give the utmosg in joy, charm and convenience to your home. Our Mr. DeMoulpied and his assistants, skilled in the creation and execution of oeauliful interiors, are at your service curing this 37th Anniversary Celeoration. Any salesman will direct you to ¢iis department, on the Main Floor at the Trumbull Street entrance. Whether your problem is the brighte ening of a single window or 2n ene tire home you will find them keenly anxious to be of service to you!l Economies for Your Floors and Windows 9x12 Axminster $38.50 Mazland-Argonne wool type that withstood a test.” Colors guaranted to wear as long as the wool itself. Small rugs to match. 9x12 Wilton Rugs $79.50 Soft rose taupes and Persian de- signs are featured in several pate terns of fine quality Wiltens. Many of these have been sold up to $125 They are values! Hand Braided Rag Rugs at Half Price! Wool-O Scatter Rugs $3.45 to $9.75 For summer cottages and bedrooms, these soft-hued wool and fibre rugs. 9x12, $21.75. 8/3x10/6, $19.25. Small rugs to match, GRENADINE ruffled cottage cure tains, plein and dotted, full ruffle, $1.45 pr. COLONIAL NET curtains with dec= orated hem, plain and dotted, $3.45 pair, SCRANTON LACE in Colonial de- signs and all over patterns, $3.43 and $7.75. CRETONNES, new spring patterns, floral designs, rich colorings, 20c., 45¢c. and 95¢. yd. RAYON, madras, sunfast tafieia. damask and other drapery fabrics, 95c., $1.45 and $1.95 yd. HOOKED RUGS, genuine antiq.ies, $14.50, $18.50 and $22.50. $49 Crawford B'ack Gas Ranges Crawford qual throughout, with the many exciustve features that assure you the very utmost in satisfaction. This fine Craw- ford Gas Range in black with white enamel drip pans, splash- ers and door panels is priced ex- ceptionaliy at § 7-Piece Suite A gorgeous suite, different from have ever seen. Tops of pieces ebony, more precious than marble! drously inlaid and veneered with English bu other parts rich walnut. An exquisite and s des taste and distinction anythin or a Suite of Walnut Combination .- . . Every bit of exposed surface in this splendi is of richly figured walnut; includes 48 in. dresser, bed, chest, smart vanity. prefer them. Anniversary value! Simmons steel bed, tured below, with the new turned spindles, or an ivory finish, and in any size. $8.95 i 2 Twin beds, also, Burton-Dixie famous cciapartment mattress, doesn’t mat down, 1007: felt filling, $25. Below, Simmons Others as low as $9.75. “Beautyrest.” Quilted mattress protectors are usually 8 special, $2.49. Coil spring, Simmons, $12.75. A Burton-Dixie box spring, $29.75. Sim- mons Ace spring below— are Macassar Fronts won- gil in the modern manner for the home of gond $750 175 g You rl oak; triking d suite if you as pic- brown Y an opportunity new furniture! Here's a very special value in & smart little boudoir chair, well made and roomy. Up- holstered in cretonne, Only ... $9’ 75 Dainty ivory enamel dresser with pastel flower decorations. 37" wide, 35" $17.95 high. At Think of a fine mahogany and gumwood four poster at this Price—just compare it with a $28 or $30 bed! $19.95 Only .... Aromatic cedar chest, console type. Lid of walnut, cedar lined; bottom and sides ol solid cedar and staingd to match lid; 44" long, 23 high. e Ouyin $23.75 Other values include Colonia! chests, over 30 patterns in ma- hogany and maple $25.75 up Highboys and lowboys in solid mahogany and maple, 37th Anniversary Values can do Much & for Your Home A Macasser Ebony = n Being of metal this bed s rigid, quiet, lasting, easy to keep clean. Rich walnu* fin- ish; or in colors to match your own decorative scheme. You Can Refurnish Your Bedroom At Decided Savings During the Month of May OU can enjoy the pleasure now of making your home a more charming and comfor table place, and feel certain that you have done it for considerably less than you will ever have such again. We are celebrating an important event « - . in the way that is most important to the home needing This Windsor Bed in Any Size $16.50 A delightful expression of charm and comfort for your bedroom, this Simmons bed in choice of brown, ivory, green finishes and in any size. Gay Furniture That Will Bring Summer to Your Home at Splendid Savings! Folding steamer cliai in natural varnish fin- ish. Heavy striped duck seat and back adjustable. An arm chalr tha Folding chair below is covered with Liu ftripe Sunset _or Rad ant < -4 ecloth 6"')0 " A maker of fine stick willow fur- This chair is a striking niture sold us hundreds of pieces for about half what we usually have paid, and our 37th Anniver- sary Celebration passes on the savings to you. The Bar Harbor chair at right is typical! Ascot,” $5.95 “Tampa,” $4.39 This is a popular one for $2.98 Detachable @ ¢ = matches settee can be one, high backed! Un- either indoors or out- A comfortable unfinish- foot rest .. $3-90 md_ for your $2_95 finished willow ir & eool doors. Unfinished; un- ed stick willow sete e lawn for .. o airy design, usually big, roomy. tee smart enough to harm this scld cak e the B MR porch swing; ““3 Lawn Tottce, stcele doors 831-75 am cuis ..., SIS Atroopieenet aute, scomat, Tardwooc Daytona Miami,” $10.T5 e —— s oo -y i Sudden _showcrs cause 3?2&‘{1"5,2:, nhe gayly fig natural finish. Weath- A wing chair in brown This is an enamelled evlry woman will love. no worry if a rustic A 849 erproot stick willow; and willow chair with a sun- Unfinished stick willow :;gtec is on your awn; P RESERESE $4.50 cretonne seat end back Insti crcéoxtl’nek on both ’chane lonzve with cnsi- 4 2 ¢ cush= seat and back. ons (not g ... $4.45 - $11.45 lons @0t $31.75 %FLINT-BRUCE® HARTFORD & HARTFORD SELLING GOOD FURNITUR 103 ASYLU ST.— 150 TRUMBULL ST If not convenient to call during business hours, one of our salesmen will be glad to arrange an evening appointment,