New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1925, Page 4

North Canaan—-Norfolk, Cannan- | Nortolk road, scctiens A and B, are | under construetion, Probable short lelay at underpass near Canaan, ’ Sharon—Sharon-Armenia road 1 | | under truction, Short detour around bridge. Torrington — Torrington-Harwin- Yomh[ul Orators Wlll Compete L,:L.:“:fn.,,’: v Forrington. eed: Bad conditions. | Greenwich—Boston post road is [the N. Y. state line. No delay in tamford—Keelers Hill on the 8 | Roston post road is under construc- in traffie, \ination trials o between al National Ora- Blac kxmk turnpike AHI \Pm’l Hill is under construction, No delay to traitie. Oxf l—lmhv Mile River bridge r construction, No delay in Orange and West Haven is ied. No delay in traffic. stbrook—Boston Post Road s f under construction on a cut-off. No North Branford— anford to North Bran- nder construction, No de- lay in traffic. Montville—Norwich-Hadlyme road construction, No delay in construction. Detour | ver unimproved road. nfleld—Putnam-Norwich road, Mm ah oy e ne—Fast Haddam, Norwich- supporters say tone. Detour over unimproved road around a section of the work. Danbury—Sugar ~ Hollow road, te pavement is under con- on. A short detour of about alf mile is ssary. Fairfleld— rman road, § _ |steam shovel construction is under as detours are unavallable must use the road under con- at their own risk. tland, Glaston —Portland % is under construction but is § sumably would be for traffic. This year the entry Fast Hampton — Portland-East Hampton road is under construction, * |road closed. F. etour. West Hartford, Hartford—New H Britain road is under construction, open for traftic The Natlonal Security | received a flood of nqu "€ |under conetruction, bridge torn Constitution fro e country at|gown Road closed to traffic, largs wWhich de 1y dated from | p fo)lowing patching work is In last year's com tion, Miss Leigh- | | progress: Fast Hartford, ton said. Conductors and brakemen, | Epst Hartford Center both north and grocers a t ce rade | gouth, unfonites New Haven—The Hartford turn- pealed for ligst along the 7 xlk« from New Haven north euous path ths oratorical o West Hartford—Farmington Ave, had opened. | Westport—On thes Boston Post | road from Westport to Bridgeport. Road Conditions ‘(ur!aclnz entire width of concrete In Connecticut from Berin Center to Hartford |§ City line. Colebrook—North Colebrook road I under o Neyaug road is|THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | undar construction. ’ BRING RESULTS %1 Entlre famlly on Paymen. S Hadlyme road, grading is being § Enfield—Prospect Hill road is | § from H Berlin—On Berlin Turnpike re- § Sale of . New Spring Clothes Take advantage of this unusual opportunity to save many dollars. Here the newest of styles, the best of workmanship, the lowest of prices and the most genrous (redit Terms are offered you. 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