New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1924, Page 13

“Road Conditions In Connecticut traffic. New London — Bank Streef ed to traffic. Detour posted. fic. necessary. Groton — Groton-Old Mistic Road| Stafford — Willington Tu Is practically impassable, Advise use of detour, Groton — Noank ~— Groton Long Point Road open to traffic, shoulders; incomplete. detours necessary. road under construction, Traff en care of at all timea, ed. Section west of Turnpike very| trafiic. Plainville — FFarmington — rough but open to traffic. struction, traffic operated by flagmen. under construction, Road W The Girl Who New Britain — Wells Street Hollenbeck Club Bridge and at Lower City. these bridge Canaan — Canaan Road. loved one is at stake, is | there a degree of desper- ation, that over-rides l} every. instinct of honor i i% a woman's soul? Vorth Canaan — Under constr In the November issue of True Stary Magazine is the story of & girl who faced that under construction. There wil short detour around bridge. 1 Plainfield — Putnam - Nertrich Road, grading being ddne, open %o t, clos- Colebrook—Winated Road, mac- Mansfield —Mansfleld Depot Road | adam read under construction, The under construction, Open to traffic, :{I:T: passed over the work at all Mansfield—DManafield Four Corners — aronvos — Trombull Turnpike. | ~Btorrs Road, surfacing being put MGravel construction going on. Trafs dowkn, Bection temporadfly closed: | fic pasfed at all times. detour posted. ’ Pomfret ~— Phoenixville Road, f Groton — Baptist Hill, construc-} bituminous macadam road under tion work golng on. Open to traf-1cgnstruction. Detours provided as Follow the arrows. rnpike, Macadam road heing constructed, No Avan — Lovely Street, macadam e tak- Groton — Water Street Mystic,] Stafford — Monson and Wales open to traffic. Roads, under construction but are Putnam — Putnam-Killingly Road | open for traffic. under construcition, Open to traf-] Union ~— From Stafford — Unlon fic. Shoulders incomplete. Town Line to State Line road closed. Waterford — Post Road, under, Iair detour over dirt road. construction, shoulders incomplete, Bolton — Bolton-Coventry Road Detour plainly marked. closed. Detour posted. Through East Lyme — Post Road, ehould- | traffic (rom Hartford to Willimantic ers soft. should go via Andover. Old Lyme — Post Road, conerete| Jiast Hartford — Main Street un- pavement being lald passable.! der construction, but is open to Through traffic will avoid Incon-' traffic. ‘ venience If it follows the shore Road | Windsor ~— Broad Street under from Lyme to Moosbroker's Corner { construction, but east side of road is in Waterford as posted, open to traffic, Montville — Norwich — Hadlyme} ~West Hartford — Hartford—New Road, under construction. Detour| Britain Road in Elmwood under posted over unproved road. . | construction. One way traftic oper- Salem — st Haddam, grading’ated by flagmen. Through traffic operations under way én Norwich—| from Hartford to New Britain Hadiyme Road. Section east of Hart-| ghould go via Newington, ford — New London Road impass- West Hartford — Boulevard un- able; travel should use detour post-| aer construction but is open for Plain- ville —J‘armington Road under con- Road open for one way Newington — East Robbins Ave. closed, Good detaur over macadam roads. under . e‘i.t s construction but is open for traffic. | slnn 0 ave Southington — Clark Street road 3 closed. Short detour over good | Has every woman her roads. l price? When the life of a Canaan — Cornwall Hollow Road. bridge Short detour around South uction. Take sand road to Ialls Village. Colebrook—North Colebrook Road I be a Corn- dge at Road. Road will be y ; Cornwall — Village of West tragic problem. Herbitterfight o R ey e e et wall, Short detour around bri that threatened to destroy her Post Office. 2 seul—and e el tHamphis New Hartford — Nepaug e ot it 5 Under construction. Powerfully dram closed fn section when asphalt is otories ever told, Itis entitled applied, “A Modern Magdalen,” and is North Canaan — Norfolk. Two only one of the great features sectiops on Canaan — Norfolk Road. inthe November issue of True Under construction, Open to one Story Magazine. way traffie. Sharon -="\{est-Cornwall Bridge ” . Road. Wpat ‘side of Housatonic 4 Pue wr i River. Undep cosstruction, i haron.} 1isbury — Housaton- At all ’llWSS‘IHMil 25! ie Itoad. gomstruction. Open | for traffic. \ ¥ Why go half way ! ALL-BRAN is a necessity! When constipation is ripping the health out of your bhody, you ean’t afford to tem« porize! For health’s sake—DON'T—wh Kellogg’s, because it is ALL BRAN, is “guaranteed to give you positive, permanent relief! Know the truth about bran! To be efficacious, to give you soughtfor relief, bran must be ALL BRAN! Foods with a part bran content cannot be considered as a relief for constipation sufferers! These foods do not have the bulk or “roughage” o drive out the conditions that are under« mining your health{ What you need for 100 per cent relief s 100 per cent bran, and that is what you et when you buy Kellogg's—IT IS ALL RAN! And it is 100 per cent efficient, as your physician will tell you! Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN, all cooked, krumbled and ready te eat, is delicious as a cereal or used in baking and cooking. Eat two tablespoonfuls daily, or as mucl with each meal in chronic cases—and rid yourself of constipation and the toxic oisons that lead to many of the most ded human ailments! Remember—Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN s aranteed to give you 100 per cent relief! IN'T GO HALF-WAY! All grocers. New Milford — Cornwall Bridge Concrete Road {8 in place amd ready for traffie. There is still a little work on the shoulders and railing. Rexbury Southbury Road, Route 125, The Souhtbury end s practically completed. At the Rox- bury enfl steam shovel grading has commenced and a short detour s recommended. Hotchkissville Road, Steam shovgl grading and macadam cpnstruction has commenced. No detours are ne- cessary, Ridgefleld — North Salem Road. Crushed stone base is being lald and a short detour has been posted. Newton — Stevenson Road; sieam shovel grading and mxcadam con- struction hos commenced. No de- tours are neeeasary. Redding — Putnam Park Macadam construction has No detour necessary. Danbnry — Bugar Hollow Road, | Concrete construction is under way | and one way traffic with telephone ! control is necessary. Brookfield—Whisconeer Hill Road macadam construction s completed. The ehoulders are uncompleted, Danbury—Newton Road. The new bridge over 8till River {s under con- Road, begun, struction, A temporary bridge is in | use. Greenwich — Post Road. Sheet asphalt under ' construction from Diamond Hill to Mianus Rivei | Bridge. Traffic is not being held up. Darien — Post Road. Concrete road under construction. Traffic detours at Darien center to Noroton Flats over posted detour, Guilford—8aybrook — Post Road. Concrete finished for the season. One way traffic at two points causing delays of up to twenty minutes. Westbrook Menunketsuch River Bridge. Construction work under way. One way traffic over tempor- ary bridge. Wesfbrook — Patchogue Bridge under constructlon on a cut-| off. Traffic uses the old bridge, | Oxford Bridge over Eight Mile! River — On the Derby — Steven- River | cut-off, Traffic uses old bridge. Milford — Indian River Bridge, on Shore Road, under construction. Temporary bridge is provided while this work 18 being carried on. Easton — Laston Center Road | picking off the leaves. trom Blackrock Turnpike to Hound The “Berkshire” Smart Double- Breasted A Distinctive Model Liked by A Great Majority The “Melbourne” Top Coat A wonderfulTop Coat Made of fine all-wool Cassimeres andCheviots, in new Tans, Powder Blues and Greys, at ' NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY,. OCTOBER 10, 1924. Hill under conatruction, ed ed Road clos- to through traffic. Detour provid- Ansonla - Maple and Franklin Btreets under coustruction, Closed to through traffic. Local travel ls taken care of. New Haven — Middletown Ave, Ttoad and bridge under construction on a cut-off, Traffic using old road. P — FEDERAL OFFICIAL URGES RESPECT FOR DRY LAWS | Woman Attorney General Makes | Speech #n Behalf of Statute Observers, | Los Angeles, Oct, 10.—Notliing is more alarming than that phase of lawlessness in which citizens choose which laws they shall obey and which they shall disregard, said Ma- bel Walker Willebrandt, assistant | United States attorney general, in a recent address in this city, | Speaking of the prohibition law, | | Mrs. Willebrandt said: “Repeal it or | S ———— respect it. The man who does not | believe in the dry law,” she con- | tinued, “and who seeks to repeal it | by proper and orderly processes, at | the same time obeying it himsel, is just as good a citizen as lnyane‘ else, “The man who s blind to the dut- fes of citizenship is the opponent of the dry law who tries to justify his | disobedience to it by saying that ni can't be enforced and ought to be repealed, ‘ “Trying to enforce the pl'ohlhi-‘ tlon law by spending too much time | hunting out .the little vioiator, s | like trying to cut down a tree by The way to accomplish it is by putting an ax to | the root, by getting the big men who are gupported by big men."” s afh example of the moral effect ateching the big ones,” Mrs, son road under construction on a| Willebrandt cited a Georgia case in | { which 85 convicted violators, includ- ing 60 milllonaires, went to the pen. itentiary. After that public senti- | ment in Georgia, heretofore hoatile, | was openly that “the Federal govern- | ment meant business and should be supported.” - 25 . 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