New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1924, Page 17

e el Greenwich ~ Post Road. Sheet asphalt under construction from Diamond Hill to Mianus River Bridge. Traffic 1s not being held up. Darlen -~ Post Road. Concrete road under coustructjen. Traffie detours at Darifn center to Noroton Flats over posted detour. § Gullford—8aybrook— Post Road, Concrete being laid in Clinton. One way traffic at two polnts causing del of up to twenty minutes. Traffic should avojd the work as much as_possible. a Westbrook —Menunketsuch River Bridge. Constructlon work under way. One ‘way traffic over tempor- ary bridge. 4 ‘Westbrook - Patchogue River Bridge under construction op a’ cut«| off. Traffic uses the old bridge, Oxtord Rridge over Eight Mile River on the Derby — Stevenson road being constructed on a cut-off. Traffic uses old bridge. Milford—Indian River Bridge on Shore road, Construction started, Temporary bridge is provided while this work is being carried on. Easton — Easton Center road from Blackrock Turnpike to Round Hill under conastruction. Road closed to through.traffic. Detour provided, Ansonia — Maple and Franklin Btreets under construction. Closed to through traffic. Local trdvel s taken care of. Stafford — Monson and Wales Roads closed. Falr detours over dirt road, East Hartford, Main Street under construetion, but is open for traffic. Windeor — Broad Street under When You Have e Eaten Too Much you can’t help but feel dull and d the next morn- ing. Before you can feel right . you must help Nature to flush out your intestines. Dr.TruesElixir has been giving relief to over- loaded stomachs and bowels for over seventy-three years. ! It is gentle in action and it | cleanses as {t clears out what the body has no use for. Keep a large sized bottle handy, as Dr. True's Elixir is The True Family Laxative made to regulate the bowels of every member of the family. $1.20, 60c, 40c sizes Succesefully used for over 73 years | el should use detour. posted. | Road. Eastern Millinery Co. 133 Main St., New Britain \ \v 2 / ¥ SPECIAL VALUES FOR SATURDAY A Special Purchase of SAMPLE HATS In a splendid variety of the latest styles in all colors. construction. Road closed. Bhort détour over tairly good road. Bolton — Bolton-Coventry Road closed. Detours posted. Through traffic from Hartford to Willlmantic should go via Andover. « West Hartford — Hartford —New Britaln Road {h Bimwood = under construction. One way traffic operat. ed by lagmen. Through traffic from Hartford to New Britain should go via Newington, Plainvile and. Farmington Plainville — Farmington road un- der construction. Road open for one way traffle, operated by flagmen. Newington — East Robbins Ave, under’ comstruction. Road closed, Good detour over macadam roads, New Britain — Wells Street un- der. construction, but is open for traffic. P Union -- from Stafford — Unlon Town line to State line, road closed. Fair detour over dirt road. Southington — Clark Street road closed. Short detour over good road, Manefleld — Mansfield Depot road under construction, Open for traffic. Mansfield — Mansfield Four Corn- ers — Storrs Road, surfacing being put down, Section temporarlly closed. Groton — Baptist Hill, construc- tion work going on. Open to traffic, Groton — Groton — Old Mystic Road is practically {mpassable. Advise use of detour. Groton — Noank — Groton Long Point Road under construction. Travel from Fort Hill should go to Noank via Brook Street and themce to GrotonLong Point. Groton ~— Water Street, cloged., Concrete pavement laids detour posted. Putnam - Putnam — Killingly Road under construction. Open to traffic. Shoulders incomplete, being Pomfret — Abinton Road under construction. Open to traffic. Waterford — Post Road under copstruction, shoulders Detour plainly marked. Bast Lyme — Section under con- struction on the Post Road, open to traffic, but shoulders are soft. 0Ol1d Lyme — Post Road, concrete pavements belng laid, passable. Through traffic will avold inconven- ience if it follows the Shore Road from Lyme to Moosbroker's Corner in Waterford as posted. Montville — Norwich — Hadlyme Road under construction. Detour posted over unimproved road. Salem — East Haddam. Grading operations under way on Norwicha— incomplete, | Hadlyme Road. Section east of Hart- ford—New London impassable. Trav- Bec- lon west of Turnpike very rough but open to traffic. Plainfleld — Putnam ~— Norwich Grading being done, open to traffie. Canaan — Cornwall Hollow Read. Hollenbeck Club Bridge and Bridge at Lower City. Short detour around these bridges. Nort — Canaan Norfolk, Two sec- tions. Canaan—Norfolk road. Un- der construction. Open to one-way traftje Cangan — North Caanan. South Canadi®Road. Under conetraction, Take zand road to Falls Village. S\ || el grading has commenced, Mystic, | rawall’= Village of West Corne wall, Bhort detour arqund bridge at Post Office, Colebrook. North Colebrook, ropd, Under construction, a short detour ayound bridge. New Hartford—Nepaug Road. Un- der construction, Road will be closed in septions when asphatt is epplied, Sharon West Cornwall, Corn- wall Bridge Road. - West side of Housatonlc River under constru¢- tion, . Bharon — Sallsbury.. River Road. Under construction. Open to traftlec. | New Mfiford ~= Cornwall Bridge concrete road is In place and ready for traftic.. There is still a little werk on the shoulders and railing. Roxbury—Southbury Road, Route No. 126. The Southbury end is prac- tically completed. At the Roxbury end steam shovel grading has com- menced and a short detour is re- commended, Hotchklssville Road. Steam shov- No de- toura. Ridgefleld — North Salem Road. Steam, shovel. grading has commenc- ed. A short detour Has been posted. Newtown-—8tevenson Road. Steam shovel grading Is under way. No detour, Redding, —» Putnam Park Road. Macadam construction has begun. No detours. - Daubury — Sugar Hollow Road. Concrete construction is under way. A short detour is posted. Brookfield—Whisconeer Hill Road Macadam construction is completed. The shoulders are uncompleted. Danbury = Newtown Road. The construction. in use. Colebrook — Wineted Road, mac- adam road under construction. Traf- fic passes over the work at all times. Monro¢ — Trumbull Turnplke, Gravel construction going on. Traf- fic passes at all times. Phoenixville Road. macadam road under construction. Detours provided as necessary. Fol- low the arrows. Avon — Lovely Street. Macadam road under construction. No detours. Hats offered at this price are all made of fine Qaality Silk Velvet and sell in most shops up to $5.98. Large, medium and small Hats.—All colors. Velvet. Dress Hats that are different, Hats that carry snap and style, in a fine quality Lyons and Sport Embroidered Hats. Polished Silk Beavers, Pompon an® Snappy Ribbon Trim. RGE ASSORTMENT OF, CHILDREN'S HATS $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 ' ORI, 4{»’.0.."". 4 ? ks ? ? L] 4 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, There will be| Housatonic | « new bridge over Still River is under A temporary bridge is Bituminous Connecticut Hat Co. 273 Main St. | 6 R. R. Arcade ND SHOKING 0N TEPPELINS' TRIPS Harden, the Writer, Not Ak lowed on Ships « Priedrichshafen, Sept, 26.—Maxi- milian Harden, the writer, an inti- mate friend of the late Count Zep- pelin,” for years was fond of travel by air, and prior to the war he fre- quently made trips. He had always to promise, however,\ that he would not smbke during the flight. It was an old trick of Harden's, so the story goes here, to smuggle cigars agoard the ships every time he made a flight, although he was always cautionéd to leave all to- baceo ‘ahd matches on the ground, During the flights Harden would manage to conceal himself in some nook of ‘the gondola. where he would have a short, quick“smoke. On one occasion when: Dr. Hugo FEckener, commander of the ZR-3 on her flight from Friedrichshafen to Lakehurst, New Jersey, was piloting a dirigible on which Hurdén was a guost, the writer had promised faith- fully not td" smoke, He had been in the afr 12 or 15 hours, and had been. watched o closely that he had no opportunity to smoke the smug- gleg cigars which he had in his pock- ets. But a storm was sighted ahead and the officers were busy at their posts when Harden hid himself and lighted a cigar,” He was soon dis- covered, but refused“to desist. Dr. Eckener took the guest in! hand. Either the cigar goes out, or you go out,” said the commander glancing at the window, with the ship several thousand feet in the air, There was no more smoking that trip, ner on any other, for strict orders went out, and they stand to, this day, that Harden was never to { be allowed to step foot into any dirigible ofthe Zeppelin company. .BERG HATS Hat Headquarters Beckwith’s EPTEMBER 26, 1924, List of Patents Issued - ) To Connecticut People (List furnished by the office of Harold G, Manning, Walk-Over 8hoe Store, 211 Main 8t, New Britain.) Gustave 0. Degener, Hartford, as- signor to Royal Typewriter Co., Inc., New York, typewriting machine, Frank W, Dodge, New Haven, valve, Frank W. assignor to The Inc., rubber glove, Louls W. Gates, New Haven, as- signor to C. Cowles & Co., door han. dle, John H, Goss, Waterbury, assign. or to Scovill Mfg. Co., fuse for pro- Jectiles, Karl W. Hallden, Watesbury, chas« sls connecter for air springs , Walter . Herold, Newark, N. assignor to, The Bassick Co., Bridge Dodge, New . Haven, Seamless Rubber Co., E. Ingham, Newington, as- signor to Pratt & Whitney Co., N. Lathe-tool mechanism. Ivar Lundgaard, Hartford, assign- 1 or to The Automgptic. Refrigerating Co., refrigerating machine. Stephen J. Miller, Danbury, hat- brim-curling apparatus, Edward Niederman, Norwich, and M. J. Krinsky, N. Y., electric box, George D. Pappajion, Danielson, developing-film hanger. John W atterson, New Haven, dish-pan. stubborn “‘spots”’ this Coupon/ Prgere assignor to The Seamless Rubber | Co,, Ine., ball. Wilson E. Porter, Npw Haven, as- signor to New Haven Clock Co, (3| etor. inventions), resettahle chanism, and two timing mechan- | luminated sign, isms, Milton O, Reeves, Columbus, Ind,, Walter M. Jones, Stamford, metal. | corsets. assignor, by mesne assignments, to | lic substance. 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