New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], May 22, 1925, Image 10

About New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976

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EDW. GORF AIM'S
RSARY
SALE LASTS TEN DAYS
SEVENTH
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK SATURDAYS UNTIL 10
THE HOME FURNISHINGS AND HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES LISTED BELOW ARE GOOD GRADE MERCHANDISE STOCKED IN OUR STOBiE THE YEAR ROUND.
NOTHING BOUGHT SPECIALLY FOR THIS SALE. ALL REGULAR STOCK, HONESTLY MARKED AND REDUCED DURING THIS ANNIVERSARY SALE.
A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ARTICLE IN OUR STORE UNTIL WANTED
LIVING ROOM
SUITES
'!-Piecc Overstuffed Mohair;
2-tone; regular $225
Sale Price
$149
DINING ROOM SUITES
9-Piece American Walnut, Illuc Leather Seated
Chairs; regular $230. t1 ff
Sale Price D 1 DJ
BEDROOM
SUITES
4-Piece American Walnutf, regu
lar price $175.
Sale Price
Mil
$125
CONGOLEl'M RUGS $5.30 up
CONGOLEl'M.. ,50c. per yd. INLAID. $1.23 yd. and higher
AX.M1NSTER RUGS, 9x12, reg. ?45 Sale Price S33.00
AX .MINSTER RUGS, 27x36 Sale Price S2.95
AXMINSTER RUGS. 36x60 Sale Price S4.93
VELVET RUGS. 27x54. at S1.93
BEDS. 2" continuing post $6.50 ODD DRESSERS .... $13.00
STOVES
GAS, 4-burner, aray enamel, reg. $40 Sale Price S28.00
GAS, 4-burner, black with cabinet, reg. $75 . . . Sale Price $39.00
OIL STOVES. 2-burner, reg. $18 Sale Price $14.00
OIL STOVES, 3-bumer. reg. S22 Sale Price $17.00
OIL STOVE OVEN $2.00 and up
PORCELAIN TOP TABLES, reg. $11 Sale Price $7.98
KITCHEN TABLES . . .$9.30 WINDOW SHADES . . . .43c.
KITCHEN CHAIRS ...$1.50 COPPER BOILERS ...$4.30
COPPER BOTTOM BOILERS $2.19
GARDEN HOSE... 13c. foot LAWN MOWERS $8.00
ICE BOXES
$12 $16
$18 and $25
CONGOLEl'M MATS
To Every Purchaser
Each
5ce
FERN STANDS
75c
and up
SCOOTERS
$3.50 u'r
MEDICINE
CABINETS
$250
MATTRESSES
White Cotton, full size, from $3.89 up
Silk Floss, 1007c weight 40 lbs. reg. $28. Sale Price SI 8
BABY CARRIAGES , $9.00 to $20.00
QUILTS AND BLANKETS 25 reduction
DAY BEDS $23.50
HIGH CHAIRS $2.50 up
DOLL CARRIAGES 75c up
PARLOR LAMPS ONE-HALF PRICE
SCREENS 30c and .higher
DAVENPORTS5
Genuine leather, oak finish, with maiiresses $55.00
168 ARCH ST.
168 ARCH ST.
i
ROPOSED TREATY
OF SETTLEMENTS
Measures Would End All Dis
putes on Boundaries
Wasl-.ingr' on, May II (AP )r
m w of the many boundtry dp'Jt
nninnr various
I .at in American
:a'os sri;: awaiting solution, two
i",oposr:rl tra'K-s 'ra
e Wn 'jrawri
hi, ,y tli Infinite o' International
Law Viich, If agreed to aixl mi
by alt th :i republics of this
.misp"ier. tto"!'3 assure Hie solu
o:i of a ! uc!i problem" on a
, 'artful basis find v. i'ii a ir.inimum
i-f friction.
Any question like the Tacnsi
v.ra dij.'U'e l.r ' ve; i. '"ei'.e and
i;oo;ir'ir('. -touM :',i:l in he
..'(tory covered by 'i'f two .Ira ft
''n ntions. an- 1 he mac r.ir.ery
i.ro'idfJ r-y sJi'm vu"-l . au:o
i.'iLica 'y s--t in ino'ion 'o ! 'a h
-'..rrr- solution.
Thp con er.uont ar1 ' o n' "p
orKe-J w. I'Y th- ir.Mitu',1- nu i-r
rrso'.ui ion pass'.. a' the ff'-!
I'.m-Anicriean mrxp-n V.'hi ;:' S.u.
i,ago in iris. an. J form 9" '' t).
'lU'ral program o' 'he ' n i lii-'ation
of puh'ic interna-iona I aw as ap
i.'i'Ti to 'ho .(ttic-'Hn r-pub'.:"".
Tnj per'.icu'.a- trv.. . ".-r.-trer
uth 'iic o'it't - ""iM C'rn'1 ;;p for
.lucussion at the Int. rna'lon.i! Jur
a's' conference to he 3v M ir Tl:o
i Janeiro some time ''-is year.
fine 0' the trac-tis f.es r'j'.." o'
.i.aiiour ' cuxtn'ri'-r -iik-h:
Thirh a. trrit"ria: dinpn'- 'xis'f.
ht'e the matter : r.s yt. ursoIwI.
i'he o'hr- speejfhs the s'eps w:iich
-hn'l V.e 'ak-n '0 ra'-h a se:'.',"ni. r.t.
'n !r the f.mt 'ray the lipu
mi's si a'I reaii. ei'.tier by 'Jirec'.
nepotia'ion or by t; e eoo'1 ffic-
some frirr.'Ky r,i;t'non'y. a "mo
.h;s '. iv enif in the li-'-pu'" 7r e
hiri' "sr.ai! vrrmi tie ini-r-stcl
bartis to exereise police powers,
,-jre for The hyirier.e, acl insure
nubile tranquillity in th 3i-l on"."
Shriuhl the ir.tfresterl rar'ies be uo
i'le to apree on a "mo his tveniii."
1 en it is stipula'ed that neither
-1 1 a 1 1 eiercise, whiie sr'i'ern.nt o'
:h quarrel is stii! vfr'I;nc. a"''
IC15 of soveieignty whic! t.z t ' "
p-ejudicia! to the ir'err's '' 'he
othr, but that ho' h ':a.l rr spee;
any doverein ?ets pr'orme.j he
ior the dispute arose. Amor s other
minor provision, it. is a so stipu
lated that if a disputed zone should
liar.ge hands as a result of the '
rttiement. the country losing sov
'ignty shall be indemnified by the
ither for any public works already :
ons'ructed.
The second treaty is based upon :
'he Hague coir.ention for the pari
i'c si'ttieme.nt of Internationa' dis
putes. ', The treaty provides that as soon
1 ;.. a dispute shall arise ihe good ;
of friendiy powers glial: he
invoked to try and arrange some
.'tlemer.t. ShouM this action hear
::o pood results, then a commission
.1' inquiry shall be set up, on the
::r..-rstanding, however, that "h"
'hidings of the commission wi'l be
' onsldered as repor's upon the dis
putes which were the subject of the
Investigation, but wili not have the
value or force of .'"udlcial decisions
or arbitral awards."
The commission itself w.l. con
sist of fie members, al' nationa.s
of Am'rican states, appointed in
! the following manner: Kach gov
iri.ni'r.' aha:! appoint 'wo a 'he
'ime of convocation, 01: y one o'
iv'ncm shall be a national of its
eountry. The fifth shall be chosen
'by common accord hy t)ios airea ly
appointed and s'lall perform th"
iu'ies of presidr.'T.
, A perioi of six rnomhs a'ter thf
, ;,utiiiva',ioii of th? communion's re
: f.ort if a'low -1 for th dibpu'iin's
.0 agree to a settlement, r'r
"11'1'h "'he parties in dispu'e s.,n:
1 r-cr.vcr en'ire liberty of ac'h'ti to
:w'i,r-ed as their intei.t-.s my .In -
" Viiiie -he commission. Is h -'
es'iira'inc. 3 e.wev.-r, "none r.f :
p:ir'i" sha I begin mobiliza'ion or
oncentra' ion of troops on the froti
,:er of th'" otivT. t.or engage in any
' e?,-i;.j aft or prepaiations of lios-
riho'.'.j '': . .'0;.. artai.g- men' faf
i.i i rfdch-. ..en a:''er the p'lbh-
( n'ion of '' e commission's repor'.
ri r .livpnte nuv. he submit'eU to th"
J ri.iof .v'li'nt 0 off: ( the Am'ri
rnii r. pu'bh."? who sua'. act as
"'n- n'hy 1 ompos'tor" and r"nd'-r
j an a ' ar :i.
I'ina.'y. soi.h this 1st atterup'
:. 1. onci'.ia' ;on aso tab. t-e ma""r
nay be r-' rr.-d 'o the pemtan-i"
.court o' lr.'eniationa! nis'ie at the
; Hague "or to ar.y o'h"r co'irt 0'
histjre T-:i( b ma- hrt constltuv d
'rjr 'his purpose by "he Ameri'an
puhjrs."
PHW nriR k ATM ft;
m h wmanm ,, IIHIIII imimawMJ
EXCEL IN EMBROIDERY ' O'SULLIVAN OF ANSONIA
Mexli-in t.irl Is 'laklng Ioit In
tircst In .N'oi'tllc Voil Than the
QUITS IRISH MEETING
LarJy Yktnrittn.
n J v May ' .' i'V'tif mul
"iv'i laki.'io' u ciore i n T i ' 1 g n t
int. rrpr in nc-i
f any Vic firt;tn.
Mary A urob'i?,
Mrs.
I. Wir lv.
A n 'l r 0 ij i -
Aurk than did the
icordins to Mr?,
s 1; 0 is r'-fcloror by
'h'- tapr-strir-B in
-:as!l'j and Btick-
iictfd as oi:e of
an iiiu-nfdtional
:pj;.' orK C''iJi!.'.st li'.Te. and Is con-j-i'jVr'-d
or.-- or ih grcja'st authori
ties in Kurfpt on thf-se ma:. trials.
Huiirii.p wotiif-n ;uid the Rirls ulio
p'ay Mocki-y and tennis and take an
ir.'T-' in outdoor spores are, as a
v hole-, ?.oir,rn ho do th1 bpt
rnhfcidT.v "oday. in tho opinion of
Mr1. Ai.h-'ib'js. Sup dk'worl: fulfills
a il" i r Vr.sr h v 5 which spor' r
'f r.,''V s'- -.is h'-caus; spnrts ar
ro' f--H'ivf- 5-i npd;o"ork c,jr-
Einstein Is Busy Giving
Argentine His Theory
15... r ,r,3 Air. s May (AD
Th- arriva! of A.n'-rt r!;:s?'-in In
V.':ton Air;: o -v- 0 S'-rir-s of k-c-:
! s i. pc.-r !' : ':i riioiis 1 iieory of
r-- p.rirv. ;;f ' ' invj:ation of th-rr,i-.!sry
( f r.ir'OS Atrf-fl, railfi' d
" ;.t r.T'f'JiT'ary i rit ! f-st. not only in
v i rir t,ij also am on? th-
i.'-rri ;.;.r.-li.' of Argentina. Iurir.g
r'. VbV:f f,i;t to Buenos Aires, ac
f jr'.ir g to sorr. of his fliOTV pas
'rtrrs. fir. Kinsif'in nf-vpr drf-ss-d
'fi! ii'.r.- r. .ijt inad hi appearance
i"1 'iir.U: room in a whit drill
a,;" ar.da!3, an'j without
.s'n. ki: p.
I"irji-? YAx 5: ay in Buenos Air's,
T-r K!-.su in will g-ive a serifs of
urrp 01; hi famous Ihtory.
Mar Ma Suiney Ohjctis To I'rcs
'inc of AdfMatc of
r'rrc state
AhMinia, I'uiin., May :2. -Korint 1
i 'onrcspiiian 1'. i'.. i t'Sullivan 01'
Drrhy and Miss Mary Mac.S'.'. iny of
Ireland clash' i at an J 1 i s . 1 republi
can m.'iss ni'..ii:iK h'-rtj ni'ijt.
'J'Im: !n int; v, as fcnf-duU.'d to
haw.' Mr. Ci'Sullisan jjs rhairnum,
i-'it h' n Mis.s Macwinry discover
(d (h;it his sympa'hls wrrc with
tlic Krre S'a'c and not srli thp r
publicnu movfiii' nt, she demand cj
thai lie r-tir
M r. 0'.Sulli a n sa rtr d the a 11 -ir.fnt
by sayine that, he hud come
to 'he rn'-tlnir us chninnan und'T
a mlsupprehonsion as to i's char-.act'-r.
not knowing bo the spca.lv
''!' vcre to be. When he iatned
'hat Miss MacSw iii'-y was to speak,
fraithly anrour'd thr1? 1 vnwld
tin' a't as chairman unh'-ss lie could I
s'aif that he, personally, did i r-t lie- I
i've in 'ho methods of the repub
licans w!:i!e he f-pcrtr-d t!v:ir Fin-
en: y. '
Miss MatHi: r f -j.S' I ?a:f.
inn Mich a s'ait Hi--i,t aid M r, j
O'Siilltvan did nut a'd c!,;iirn.an. !
Hughes OlTers to Help
?tliners in Litigation
WiKins. W. May -2. ( A P )
--t'harhs I : 1 - M.i'S, fori;;' r
S. T'tiiVV Cf Off'Te.J );1S
cervie.-.5 n !',. 1 Mm-' W'orkrrs
pfjf Am ! h .i l-I , t ; r. a t niporary ,
injunction lm: - 'd by Judpf' Wi1-.
dam K. Par.- : i-. I : i'. d Slntc-e .?..-
trir court h. r- Tut d;i iii v."h!di
"p'-rtr'- Mjl p ' 1 1 1 ; 1 l ' ' t " l'i-t l.n
, unionization arr- nrhid !:. Ai'uri'fy
T. ". Tow.ismtI of "('ar:f jston, c.ief
, of V"St Vjrci: ia cK' ' tor thr
'union, s-ai-J in a s ; 1 r ; I r.
"John Crier Hibben"
Fellowship Planned
noston, May if: (At') A fun.l nf
S -5 . u '.1 0 fur the fstalillihinent of ,t
"John Gri.T Hilibcn" I' liowsliip in
Hk; proiios.."l Walter Jims I'agc
school of in'.-rnartonji! relations at
Johns HnjiUins univprsity has h.n
ni.-i'h. hy i:har's I.olhrop l'ack of
I .nkt-u oo'l, N. J.. pri'Sidi.ni of the
Amfricnn Naluro association, it was
nnounced here today. The fellow
ship, Mr. Pack specified, was to be
founded to honor President Hibben
i of 1'rlnceton university "in recognl
ition of his influenoe fmr better in
ternational understanding, and par
ticularly in honor of his worh for
'the people of Belgium during the
world war."
MAY CVT SL'RVIl'K . Mo cfjUie liner,, ,e said. 'arc at
(llasgow, Scotland, .May "". (AT) prcsejm siiJljng with an average va-
A possible drastic reduction In ; cancy in paspeiigr .icconimodtttiona
Atlaniic passeiiRer liner service was '; of 50 per cent, as prad over the
forecast by Chairman Henderson of year. This was most wasteful and
the Anchor line In addressing the I was rapt Tringing in an adequate re
company's annual meeting here yes- , turn an the capital. If ti continued,
tcrday. j he said, sailings must be reduced.
KLAD THE HKRAI.D CI ASS1I IED
ADS Toil ltESH.TS
Ad-A-Piece Sale
May 25th to June 6th
tan
lWCY
Ths Manicure .Set
value $z to $5
GIVEN AWAY
uatfi every purchase
of TRADE-MARKED
Pyralin of $to or
more. Or, one ankle
given uiti a $5 puT
chase. InalUhcjpofr
ular colors.
lit
vaun
MliMAGood3twcr
7JUseAGoodVmiKa
UseBAKERS
W 'That Nont Better"
.Sine Sin? Prison Doors
Clang on Yirginius Mayo
iiimrr. N. V.. May An aft'i
uftur'r erfrrd Sirg Sing last '
"gh an r'as ir.trod'jed to pior,
if" a a mal r.f tpid tea, prunes
ar!l ur,"r,u'rrfid bread,
is irgi'ius S. Julian Mayo,
j 60 years S4. formerly of Nci Ha -',
! en. Corr.. and late of Brooklyn. He '
; ma le his fortune in th" manufacture
i ef n.;tnmohi:e radiators and got into
.prison b'-eause he married without a
divon-e frm his first vife.
1
M71 Dependable
that
imvor Ktviili? a bakiiiZ. It is so ea.v to
work with that you need not be an ex
pert cook to make good, nourishing,
delicious hot breads, cakes, etc., if
you use
RUNF
Iome P0U1JM
, Rt.vn THE unrtAT ! ( I.ASSfl n o
ADS FOK VOIR WA TS
TUP WHOLESOME
AKING POWDER
1
XTItmr if Anr not A Hrct
Because Proportion! ar Correct.
AK OPPORTUNITY to start a set of this most
. beautiful toiletware or to complete a set
already started.
For the limited period of May 15th to June 6th we
v.il! GIVE AWAY a manicure set consisting of
i.ail file, cuticle l.nifc, and button hook with every
purchase of genuine trade-marked Pyralin amounting
to $10 or more. And Pyralin prices are lower than
ever before. Only one set to a customer. If your
purchase is limited to $5, one article of the set will
b; given you.
For brides, graduates, anniversaries or for younclf
nothing can equal Pyralin toiletware as a gift. See
our displays and act toddy.
AXELROD'S
PHARMACY
HEADQUARTERS
FOR PYRALIN IVORY
I'ARK COR. MEADOW STS.
The ntw pctvlar-prictd
MAYFI.CnTER fatttrn.
Comb, brush and mirror
$10 50 and up.
A still
better
Still easier to use !
Still more effective !
taw cva in
!. ctiM.
fid iy 27 f"
Pyrox has been known for years as the
handiest and most efficient spray mate
rial made. And this year, due to ad
vanced manufacturing methods, Pyrox
is even better than ever. Smoother;
always soft and plastic; always ready.
Five minute and you're ready
to spray
No fuss, muss or guesswork. Simply
dip this creamy-smooth paste out of the
jar or can; add water; stir and you
have a perfect mixture that sprays,
mistlike, through finest nozzles. And
Pyrox is economical: Handy to use;
goes far; sticks like paint, and does
three things at once. It is both an
insecticide and a fungicide. Thirdly,
Pyrox improves foliage. Ideal also for
the home gardener and truck farmer.
Jars, cans, drums and barrels.
M.n.t(ur.J by th, BOWKER CHEMICAL CO.
40 Wait StTMt, Niw York City
SclJ by
( ily Coal A Ynnri Omipanj, w Untaln.
. A. Hjt i.. New llritain.
I'.aiklifle llrotlirr. Conipftny, lie .. New Hritaln.
s .I1. Nrople. New Hrilnln.
.InuNon -enl. M'ntliiliaton.
the pemrfid triple-duty spray
.Tk'ilfr bu$t confront dittaitt irxprovt folia
For jiciatoet, vegetable, tmall fruits and flowers
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