New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1924, Page 23

| | Road Conditions In Connecticut Canton—>Macadam road under con- struction on the Winsted turnpike. Travel taken care of at all times. Monroe—Gravel road under k on the Trumbull turnpike.! but one-way con- structior, Road open throughout, traffic necessary for short sections due to laying telford. Norfolk-—Macadam road under con- ction on the Hall-Meadow Brook ad. Traffic taken care of at all times. | Southbury-Roxbury read—Travel m‘ | | =till paseing over the road formerly in uge except a short detour. The aban- doned road, where the new bridge is being constructed, is still impassable, ! Kent.Cornwall road—Concrets pave- | ment has started but through travel is directed by telephone control Cornwall-Kent -Two steam shoiels are at work on this road but through travel is passing over the road without detours Brookfleld; the Whisconcer Hill road—Construction work has com- menced but no detours are necessary. East Haddam--Town street is under construction, but is open to traffic. Stafford-Monson road is closed. lair detour on dirt road. Stafford-Wales road is closed detour on dirt road Union—From Union center to state line, road closed. Iair detour on dirt| | Fair | | sffield—From ‘hompsonvi to state line, road is under construc- tian, but is open to tra Canaan-North Canaan aan road—Work is unde rconstru fake sand road to Falls Vil-| lage, i New Hartford-Nepaug road-—Work ® under construction. Traveling is| very poor, | Sharon-West Cornwall - Cornwall Bridzs road—West side of the Hous- Atoni¢ river work is under construc- tion. Closed to traftic Sharon-falishBry-Housatonic River road is under construction., New road not pacsable, ' Greenwich-Pogt Road—Sheet phalt is under construction from Dia- mond Hill te Sound Beach road. Traf- tinn as- Beantiful Creations 7.50 and up Every Garment Must Go— Easiest Terms on All Purchases. i fie is not bei | airected by ic | road held up. Guilford-Saybrook-Post road—Con- crete befng laid at Madison and East River. One traflic at these points men. Grading go- ing on brook, Madison and Ciinton Westbrook - Menunketsuck bridge—Construction work One-way trafic. Bridgeport-8helton—Completed cept for shoulder work, Seymour—Bladden under construction. Short detour pro- vided ground ths bridge for vehicu- lar traffil. Foot bridge for pedestri- ns. Oxford—Little River bridge is un- der construction. Temporary bridge is provided while this wopk is going on. Westhr. Patchogue river bridge is under construction on a Traflic v the old road. Laston—=Sport Hill bridge is under construction. Traflic using old bridge. Mansfield— Mans ¢ Depot Road is r construction, Passable but traf- hould use detour post Munstield- Storrs roa at say River started, River bridge is Mansfield Four Corners- d open Travelers may | delayed at point where steam shovel is working Groton—Baptist Hill, concrete pave- ment is being laid, section temporar- ily closed. Detours are posted. Groton—Noank-Groton-Loig Point under construction. Travel Hill should go to Noank is from t via B Long The last half miie to the point is very rongh. Putnam— Putnam-Killingly ler construction. Detour nund section closed ist north Attawaugan Powmfret—Abington road i cons tion and clesed. Detowr indieat st route around this sectic Pomfret-—Murdock read is und construction, This road is open and ery rough Waterford —Post ivement is bei - marked. Tra phone hetween Wi diverted to the Shor 011 Lyme--Post road grading is be- ing done, Passable. ‘Through traf- will aveld inconvenience if it w s Shore road f{rom Tt me Mooshroker's Corner in Waterford o >oint road po road. co laid. 1w regu 1 lNetts rete plain nd is orner where traffic road ¢ ex- | cut-off. | NEW BRITAIN ction torn up on| sle but rough | h—Hadlyme Detour East Lyme. Post road. Pas Montville-Norwic under construction, over unimproved road. Salem-East Haddam-—Grading oper- ations under way on Norwich-Had- | Iyme road. Section east of Hartford- New London road impassable; travel | should letour posted. Section west of turnpike very rough, but open to traffic. MAXIM GORKY SEEKING HIS HEALTH IN ITALY, Life Wil road is| posted | fcader of Nomadic Make Hiz Future Home in South- ern Country Prague, June 13. -~ Maxim Gorky, perhaps the foremost Russian man of has forsaken 1taly Czecho- for letters living, ovakia liwalth and suitable literary for in his scarch surrout (igs. treet and there to Groton- | [ancther,” f | riore he got | &ir | eonrespor ‘ky at first worked by teles! For the past two years Goirly has | led @ nomadic life in this quest. Last sring he ack Forest 1 Freiburg where a while he stnd all he sought, DBut the unrest of October and Noiember which cul- minated in the Hitler affair jolted him out of his retreat. “I've én one Ireakdown in Russia,” he said to his friends, “and do not care to witness Gorky did not Aind the climate ofy zechosiovakia agreeable, and once Jdy to move, This time his radicaliem stood®in his way, for| ¢ Mussolini government declined to the doughty revolutionist a pass- | visa. After several months of however, the permis- | Ttaly was finally ob- Fort rvdencs tjion 1o enter teried, | During the olution Gor- Rolshe- Russiansret with the '(CATARRH | | | | of head or throat {s usually benefited by the vapors of = “VICKS VAPORYS Over 17 Hllh.a Jars Us New Boyish Models Women's ol COATS 7%, PAY WHILE WEARING SUITS & TOPCOATS U 413-415 Main St. New Britain, Conn. The 11 '26.50 | world’s literature. Cheap popular edi- | stinct and temperament, I the fruck | settlement, Alterations Free! 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