New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1925, Page 18

T T A e e SOUTH SEA ISLES NAT S0 WONDERFUL Romancers Distort. Pictures of Lile There Tokyo Oct, 9 (= shopping expediticn, 2,000-mile from Jaluit, one of the South islands, to Tokyo, was recently made by the Rev, C. R. Teina, a representative of the American Board of Missions, wlo has been stationed in this lonely, far-awRy post for 35 years. In the all Tslands, h Jalult bel ngs, wheie fhere nre no auto- woblles and where one pays ealls or a distance of 200 miles, the v. Mr. Heine reports that con- crable progress la belng made among the natives under the su- pervision of the Jepanese, Most of mans, he reports, left vol- the beginning of the World war and the rest were de- ported when the war ended and the fslands wera put under Japan- ese mandate. Now there is only one other white on the island beslde Dr. Heine, who fs an Australian. There are no hotcls and no mo- tion picture shows and no amuse- | ments, and the roads are mere pathways not more than eight feet wide, cut between the plantations and the jungle. “No, the South Sea Islands are not exactly as painted by the ro- mancers,” said Dr. Helne, “as far as comfortable living 1s concerned. But it 1s quite true that the 9,500 natives of the Marshall group are mearly all well-to-do, because of an industrious development of the fand. There is no great wealth and et there ia no poverty at all, Some of the native chleffains even have private yachts which take them from one Island to the other, each one being between 60 and 100 miles apart. They may even have planes some day. “But if one wants to call on a white friend in the South Seas, the nearest are in the Gilbert Islands, which are under the British man- date and eome 300 miles away “Life in the South Sea islands is for the most t uneventful,” says Dr. Heine, “and there was one period shortly -after the World war when for more than a year the in- habitants were without newspapers from the outside world. There had been stories circulated in Sydney and other quar to the effect that the Germans had prepared elaborate forlifications and secret supply bases in some of the South Sea lIslandsk For this reason the Japancse and other Allled powers prohibited the islanders from any egommunication with the out-world, and boats were allowed to stop only for the purpose of landing provigions. We heard vaguely about | the war from the lips of the sea- men. but it was not until every- thing was ever that we were able to definlte news at all” To Stop F allmg Hair your liead of dan- gz, make it une Parls and scafp treatm AIl drugitstn ecll 1t sladl’ Suge Ask for it b teed name—Far Road Conditions in State of Connecticut Canaan: Lime Rock-South Canaan road, work will soon commence Hartland: East Hartland Moun- tain, present road s open for traftic, New Hartford: Nepaug road Is finished. Sharon: Amenia Unlon road is un- der construction. No detours. ‘Torring‘on: Goshen road s under construction. Detour posted at Tor- rington end. Delays at rock cut and short detour around one bridge, One- way traffic is being maintained, Waterbury: Waterbury-Thomaston road is under construction. All ap- proaches posted, Traffic control on Main street. Winchester: Rowley street, Win- sted, 1s under construction. Detour posted through Torringford street for north and south bound traffie. Plainfield: Putnam-Norwlch road is under construction. Open to traf- shoulders Incomplete, Lyme: East Haddam, Norwich- Hadlyme road, section is under con- struction, open to traffic, East Lyme: Shore road, to avold construction work follow detours as posted. Colchester: Hebron, Amstone road is under construction, closed. De- tour over unimproved road. Montville: Raymond Mill road, grading is belng done, Detour posted via Dolheare Hill road. Chaplin: Willlmantle - Hampton ad, grading is being done. Detour poste round a section of the work. Putnam: Pomfret street bridge is under construction, Detour posted. Norwicl Illows Hill road Is un- der construction. Closed to traffic. Killingly: Putnam-Norwich road concrete pavement s being lald, traffic regulated by telephone. Bozrali: Bozrah strect is constriction, Open to traffic, Norwich-Montville, Norwich-New London: road Is under construction. Through traffic between New Lon- don and Norwich should use road on | cast side of the Thames river. Newtown: Bethel road, macadam construction is under way and tem- porary detours are posted as neces- sary, Kent-Dover road: Kteam shovel grading s under way on new loca- tion. No defours are necessa Redding-Georgetown road: Ma adam completed shoulders and rail- ing uncompleted, New Milford: Bridge street, con- crete construction is completed but one way traflic with telephone con- detours a toxbury road: Steam shovel grading Is under way and convenlent detours are not available, Traffic should avold (his road as much as possible as UH«A\O]\JEML de- lays may he New Milford Work on the n cation is under necessary. Washington: Grade crossing elimi- under Gay ville bridge: e on new lo- No detours are nation, road and bridge construction is under way on new location. No detour Greenwich: Road: Construction on the Post R the New York state line, No delay in traffie. Greenwich: Boston Post Road is under construction near Conde Nast, No delay to traffic. amford: Norton Hill, road s closed. Good posted detours in both directions. mford: Keelers Hill, eoncrete on the Post Road fs under con- o Open to traffie. Boston Post Road, eom- pleted except for shoulder work. SAY ““BAYER Unles nof getting by millions and pr 5 you see the “Bayer R ASPIRIN” and INSIST! on fablets you are Cros genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe scribed by physicians for 25 years. Bayer pac kage the trade mark of Barer Mar ENR Accept mI‘. Bayer” pacl 4 which contains proven directions. Handv “Baver” boves of 12 fablets Alen hottles of 24 and 100—Druggists seture of Monoseeti fester of Salierlicac OLL FRIDAY EVENING o Y.M.C.A. NI F THE GHT SCHOOL OR SALESMANSHIP PUBLIC SPEAKING FOREMANSHIP ACCOUNTANCY BUSINESS LETTERS SIGN PAINTING near | MeKenna's Statement NEW BRITKIN DAILY HER’ALD FRIDAY, OCTO rwalk: Concrete road is under construction on East avenue. Road open to traffic, south bound, Closed to traffic north bound. Westport: Boston Post Road, eon- crete road Is belng constructed on sectlon of road., Peat Swamp to Nash Curve and from the Baugatuck River Bridge to Lighthouse Curve. Traftic cast bound detours at Norwalk, via [ast avenue and the 8hore Road to Saugatuck. Westport traffic east hound comes in at Compo road, west bound goes through the contract. Falrfield: Post Road Is belng widened. No delay to traffie, Stratford and Trumbull: Stratford- Trumbull road, bituminous maca- dam { under construction, No delay to traffic. Shelton: The square in front of the town hall is under construction. No delay to traffic, Shelton: Huntington road s under construction. No delay to traffic. Mliford: Shore Road, concrete un- der construction. West bound traftic, detours via Morningside, east bound traffic goes through the job, Westbrook: Patchogue Bridge Is under construction. delay to traffic, 0ld Saybrook: Cut off to the Conn. River Bridge. No delay to traffic. U, Portland: Glastonbury - Portland road is under construction. Road is open for traffic, East Hampton: Portland.East Hampton road is under construction. This road has been etxended from the four corners to the lake, a dis- tance of one mile and is very rough. Poquonock and Sufffeld: Road is under construction, but is open for traffic. Stafford and Union: 8tafford-Union road is under constructlon, but is open for traffic. t Granby to Windsor Tocks: Road s under construction but Is open for traffic. 1 wish to appeal for & hearty re- sponse from every man, woman and child of this state, when asked for contributions on Forget-Me-Not days from October §th to October 12th inclusi The D, A. V., the only veterans' organization recog- nized by the United Btates govern- ment functioning solely for the disabled veterans, appeals once a year to the public, for funds carry on Its welfare work among yoar the above dates have been set aslde for that purpose, and the cam- palgn has recelved the learty en- |la dorsement of President Coolldge, v “T'he funds raised In this way are used for the disabled men in ren- o dering assistance aud bringing com- | ¢ fort and cheer to those war-scarred “Club rooms are malintained | h where they may gather and enjoy mutual encouragement so necessary | ti In thelr fight against despondency | of and depression. Financial assist- | g ance is given to those in need, visits |c are made to those veteraus etill con- | e fined to thelr beds at the hospitals and claims for compensation are |« River No Veterans' bureau, o he Forget-Me-Nots are to be |1 0ld on the streets by hundreds of |se be aupplied with scaled containers | for the contributions, eeals of which | are to be broken only by the author- 1zed treasurer, “Consequent, when the publio makes 11s contributions it will be as- #urcd that one hundred per cent of the money will go toward welfare work of the dlsabled men.” New Hamp hire Cop Was Matty’s First Manager Enfield: Prospect Hill road is un-| Manchester, N. H, et 5 der constriction, Road ciysed. for|John Smith, Who was managor of | v through traffic, but local {raffic is|the Norfollc eluh of the Virginia |, accommodated. League when Christy Mathewson | d there, Simsbury: Hartford-Simsbury road | s now a policeman in | ¢ fore and to bring veterans of the World War, coordination of existing effort in be- the privileges of soclal contact and |the presented and pushed through at the | women and girl volunteers who will | problems to be actual |4 ¥ BER 9, 1925. Over 700 Commerclal, industrial and Trade Organization To Attend Conference In Wprcester, | Boston, Oct. 9 (M—Invitalton: to | have been sent by the New England Governor's Jolnt Committeo to more thelr less fortunate comrades. This | that 700 commercial, industrial and trade organizations to participate in the first meeting of the New Lng- and conference at Worcester on No- ember 12 and 13, The conference 18 designed to ald in a consideration f New England problems on a more omprehensive basls than ever be- about a greater alf of New England Interests, The committee has stipulated that delegates from these organiza- ons must be other than their paid fficers, The officers are invited to 0o to Worcester as guesis of the onference but without voting pow- r. I The first business at the confer- nce will be the creation of the New ngland councll, a permament body f 72 men repre ingland parate state council, The cspecially consider- three d will be agricuiture, wurketing, WILL NOT CUT WAGES 000 Employes of Pacsafe Mill Not power and to he Aficcted by Reductions Flsewhere, Passale, N, J, Oct. 9 (A—Th orstmann and Iuffmann compan nanufacturers of woolens and wor steds yesterday snnounced thal the vages of its 4,000 employes would 1ot be reduced to meet a 10 per cent wvage eut which hecame effective a and Garficld mills, em he Botany is under construction, but is open |this cily. In 1829 Smith was man- | ploying 6,000 workers, on Monday for traffic. |ager of the Portland club of the | last. Cromwell: River road 18 under| New Bngland League while Mathew- [ A statement hy Jultus Forstman: construction. Short detour. son had just made his start in base- | president of fhe ITorstmann con Glastonbury: New London Turn-|ball with the Taunton club, | pany, declared that wages would | plke is under construction. Short de-| Mathewson pitched his first game | reduced only if all other p tour, |for Taunton here against Manchester | economies failed to mect whatev West Hartford: West Hartford |and lost, 6 to 5. In the fall of the | husiness ex zencles might develop. Boulevard bridge Is under construc- |same year Smith became manager of | The Iorstmann mills represent {1 tion. Road cloged. Short detour, the Norfollk club and signed Math- [ largest membership in the industr Wethersficld: Hartford-Wethers- | ewson to & contract. Matty had a | council of Passaic wool manufact field road s Short detonr, Sufficld: West Suffield-Tast Gran. | by road is under construction, but. is | 5 open for traffie. C k Southington, Cheshire and Meri- | omtlpatlon makes den: Waterbury Turnpike fs under construction but is open for one way | traffie. | Eastford: Shoulder construction on | brilliant carcer with Norfolk the next year went {o (he Giants, 1 under construction. the road through Phoenixville | £ i Woods, Traftic proceed with care. frightful 1""“0 Wind. om Farmington River | to linger in your bridge southerly to the top of &tony | Hill concrete road is being resur- aced. One way traffic for ehort | stretehes. Ri ------ - | once greater the poisons it sends through your body—poisons which can wreck your health and lead to over | forty serious dizeases. 1i system, yourself of constipation at On Forget-Me-Not Day | | James D, and | ers from w field mills withdrew last permanent relief with ellogg s ALL-BRAN . sands_have regained their health Do not allow this v cause it is ALL BRAN, it is 100 the most chronic cas regularly. £0 or your grocer returns the pur- The longer it lingers, the ch: L B spoonfuls daily, to-eat with milk or cream. You will and Ga pring. h the Botar imply skins -get ith Kellogg's ALT-BRAN, Bn er cent effective, Only ALL BRAI rings sure results. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN relicves if eaten It is guaranteed to do ase price. 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