New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1925, Page 2

p— e while the assortment is complete Stationery Dept. THE DICKINSON DUG CO. | 169-171 MAIN S It's All In FEARS MONOPOLY OF FREIGHT BUSINEDS Marsh Senses Danger to Truck- ers in Senate Bill Passage of t L tate inters he bl now pending in | 8. senate at Washington te ate commerce by mo- QUESTIONS ANSW I *You e federal supervision, individ ransportation (rom th entirely, according to ade by Deputy 1 of thi: of answer to will information niotor high 8 Marshul Mr. Marsh, Inter-Urt ry of of the national commitiee o de- bill. He has Washington »ehind truek | que writing t ways At Britain Hera) York Washin, avenu P. M 10 18 owner & Washington, ents in stamps legal and marital city th lute secrct n nafer Co., 18 ¢ th ticut Motor 1 e cannot b 1 res questions nor can ex- ireh be undertaken, Al will receive n per- igned requests can- 1. All letters 1nber wiys and to fight urned ere vise plar 1 ntly liepe Kditor re m are W a con nee s held foors between motor tist who appeare ¢ Unholy o mid- with Lon Ha have heen 1d n York 1 Thr L time ever C owner ] in inter L atest time on ice skates WO minutes record professional record, or d eight 8¢ L was t Minn 1, 19 bite of voted to fight it to the “last diteh.” Among other thin the bill pro- vides for a board of control or some offictal body having power to regu- | late the certtfi of convenicne authority to do an inter-statc inese. By virtue of the bill the Loards are constituted federal agen- Is the a centipede dangerous? A. The of small | (the kind we hat is not dangerous. they scldom bite The bite of a large tropi bite centipedes pisk in this country) As a matter human being W centiped of | making corn flakes. |under steam pre; {heavy heated | the guests, that is to say, the Iner of the Road Conditions gold, open | | Vast Hartland Moun- |1 under construction. It 1 for traffic. | Amenla-Union ro ction, road is under construction, Q. What part of the corn |s used (for travel for the corn flakes sold on the| Haptland market and how these flakes |(nin roud niac Present roi A, The corni grit, that I8 the in- | Sharer side of the corn kernel, Is used for |gop It is cooked | and & 1 rolled are ™ 11y un- |8 No detours, ‘“ on—Goshen roud 18 under |} s Torrir construct Waterto town.'l Istructi Traffic | Waterbu Wi sted fon. | Greenw -Boston post road, ¢ n on the post road rk state line. No dclay is under construction ne No delay to traffic, rd—Noroton hill, concrete | road i under construction. East- | |bound traftic detours over good posted road, westBbound traffic passes over roud Norw constr s ls then rolls to make flakes. The flakes are dried toasted until they reach the that we see on the market, Q. What {8 the dlameter of cables crossing the Atlantie Ocean A. About six inches at the land ends but In deep water, the prote yers and the only from an inch to an 1 half in diameter, What is the meaning of the " as applied to a din- ne under the and form ed. The grit ¢ n— Waterbury, Water- omaston road 18 under con- All approaches posted ntrol on Muln stret and | the street, Win- |\ .|ty I structic ST Now Y are decreased a re. ar | Conde Stamf or? A Literally 1t means “of the When it is applied to a dinner it signifies a dinner of pre seribed dishes ¢ prepared for “din- |t road is under | © avenue, Traffic | © |p Conerete 1 on E v area rt—Darien post road, con- |34 is being constructed on |1 road, Peat swamp to |1 nd from the Saugatuck to Lighthouse curve. uss W host." I'rom what langu Ipha come The word comes from “alpha and b the ctters of the Greok alphabet Q. What 18 the material flashlight powders that causes burning with such A. Magnesium with an intensely bril T for this reason is used in flashlight Q word * A Greek g doow the 4 ot first in fhe use i ¢ to traffie, 1d Trumbull—Stratford- road closed down for bein T'rumbui! winter. The square in front of all is completed. Huntington road is un No delay to traf | der construction Miifor We is nnder —Shore road fs completed bronk—DPafchogue river bridge construction. No delay fo ! In Connecticut ¥ast Hampton — Portland - Ea traffi Westhrook -— M is being uilt on cut-off froin Westhrook een- Her Traffic uses old road with | Hampton road Is under constructio m This road has been extended from i west W ve With The Troops Juck O'Connell was voted into | roop 15 of Bt, Mary's church at # lust meeting, A discussion aros & to which patrol he should be as- gned to, and the Eagle patrol won tler struws had been drawn. Rey aymond J. Clabby was present at meeting, and the hoys showed 1 how to play a few scout games, cvoral tests were passed, and the 1eoting was closed with a few yells, Troop 13 of the Stanley Memortal iurch was honored at its meeting dnesday night by the presence of vo visitors from the Mens' club of \e church, which organization is onsoring the troop. The boys did communlity good turn by bringing getables to he donated to a poor amily to bring Thanksgiving cheer. | NEW PUBBIC ZONING MAP A table s befng cons \e bullding department for display i f the elty zoning map, the subject { studious serutiny by builders and rospective home owners since pas- 1ge of the restrictive building act he map will be lald on a slanting Wble and covered with glass to pre- ent mutilation, [INONINE Builds Strength to Combat Colds 11 you cateh colds easily, take Linonine and ward them off, Tinonine gives strength and builds sound flesh that enables Jou to successfully stand wine ter's weather. It is exception- ally good for growing children ot this time in the year, Try it. ucted in SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN — Gpnine Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physi- cians and proved safe by millions over 25 years for Colds Pain Neuritis Toothache Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Rheumatism DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART Knowing How! A structural fron worker walks nonchalantly out to the end of slim beam 29 floors high while a bookkeeper 24 flights below gazes | is painful and dangerous Q. Did Alexander Gi tinvent the first telephone A. Th described was de four corners to the lake, a dis- ce of one mile, and a short detour jon macadam road 8 necessary around this mile. The the road is now open, but caution should be used, as the shoulders are in- | comple Bethel—Newton road, bri struction and steam shovel grading tion. No detours necks- So stirred are Connceticut truck- men that a special meeting of the cxecutive committee of the state or- ganization has been held at New Haven und another conference New York in an effort to raise funds |of Germany in 1541, but iy to refain counsel to fight the bill. lng further ad was made in |} The matter was e 1he augiidaticn of erficulate felee before the phony until March 10, 1876 when fon new loca of Connecticut, which organi- | 4jey, Graham Bell mgged up |sory zation is said to be opposing it also, ig \jne 100 feet long in the attic of Roxbury —Southbury road, ind chambers of commerce through- Boilon talked to shovel grading and macadam con- out the United States whl be asked [,rhomas A. Watson in an adjoining | Struction is under convenient to lend their aid in opposing it. room " |aetours are not availz Traffie “A Vicious, drastic, betrayal of the | old this road as much as s of the peopl s what Marsh unavoidable delays may ls the bill. He o bill : vs ¢ this would present to the railroads the right to monopolize all freight trans- vortation, which, he says, they are unable to handle. The bills, he claims, would require truckman doing inter-state busl- | o no delay 01d Saybrook—Cut-off to the Con- river bridge. No delay to tham Bell of necticut Accept only ‘“Bayer” package which contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablet appa telephone by its in Ly Philipp Rets o Waterbury and Cheshire—Water- bury-Cheshire rond is heing graded. No delay to traffic. West Haven and Milford—Oyster river br e ig under construction. Temporary bridge provided ventor t 5 1‘ Algo bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Asplrin s the trade mark of Baer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Balleylicacld in wonder at the sight— Clients of ours la fairly thunderstruck at t} we produced in a Horsfall Buit at $45. They asked long this had been going on. Every know it is a men to wonder—1 we are coining a Fashion in Hartford ge .con | | | week were | style Ma tion BOY SCOUT NEWS yme of the steam his house in and day—simp'y busines way: Dusines cansing fact that for Q. Has the abolished in the grade of Commodore ¥ At largest courts of | 1onor held by the New Britain Boy iSeout counell in many months, Win- throp Warren and Earl Scott of Troop 4 and Everett Noble of Troop | 16 attained the rank of life scout, the second highest in all scouting, while Leon Griffin, Jr., ecoutmaster of the Plainville troop, and Donald Wooster of Troop 4 became star scouts, Merlt been A, C Admiral fshed this the new word wmodore was the Navy betw and Captain. It was abol- 1 1509 and officers holding | Kk will now be found only on | necessary. S Washington—Grade crossing elim- Vo it ination. Road and hridge construc- ness to take out Permit {otth who is to be the Speaker of | tion are under way on new location. for cach ity into which he sent a oy House of Representatives | Temporary detours will be posted as ear, at a cost of $10 1,4 wyen did his marriage to Alice permits would | Roosevelt take plice? ed to submit a specified | A. 1o is 56 years old and w route over which they wonld travel | o Solnkatl on Navember and they wonld not he permitted 1o | 154y, RS deviate from this route except by an |yel;, ot Dhicodeie litional permit. RSt Bl “Separate hoards will be in a po-| . many on to set rates on trucking 80 [and boilers has tie Leviathan? high that we won't get the jobs oF | many Wantits 50 low can't landle them” he, 4. CouE Lrams says. {urbine four Commen falir astern, two connected to each of the st retary from local as- [gyaft. There 46 steam |sociations: throughout New Englund [y, vessel has cight decks, claim that the bill would be uncon-| ¢, What of a stone Is a| stitutional. One sectlon requires a | madstone? |truckman applying for a permit to | A. The term loperate in another to notity all {},0¢ refer to {his competitors, ncluding the rail- T LA e TEACHER OF PIANO ., New Milford—Gaylordsville brid work on the new bridge on new lo- Horsfall-Made Sults and Over- cation is under way. No Uetours are coats $15 to $85 HORSFALLS 93-99 Msylum Street HARTFCRD SAVINGS DEPOSITS made here on or before DECEMBER 3rd bear interest from the ol¢ is Nicholus Long- 4 sopar: he h next truelk, perr requ e badges were awarded as | follows: Handicraft, Donald Wooster, Troop 4; Leon Griffin of Troop 1, Plainville; pathfinding, Luon Grif- fin of Plainville; gardening., Leon Griftin of Plainville; first ald, Ever- «tt Noble of Troop 15; conservatian. | Willlam Haswell: carpentry, Harold | S Herman Ziegler ald to animals, F'rank O'Brien | of Troop 16; cooking, Everett Noble ! of Troop 16 and William Haswell; | Farl fcott and Winthrop | ren of Troop 4 and Everett No- hle of Troop scamanship, Wil- liam. Baker of Troop 4; personal | Lealth, Donald Lynch, Frank O'Brien | of Troop 15, Willlam Haswell and’| Albert Albanese; xnurksmanfllm.l Norman FEarl of Plainville; swim- | ning, Buclid Hartung of Troop 4; firemanship, Enelid Hartung of Troop 4 and Frank O'Brein of Troop 15 | o First class rank was confirmed for | Wt i Brookiyn road, 1& closed to traffic. 'Sam Black of Troop 9, Philip Berg- | Tony belonzing to Tom Mix or, SIVer | qp ot qotour posted. strom of Troop 3, Carroll Drysdale, ; to I'ved Thompson? n—TLime Rock-South Canaan ;and Harold Keeling. Mix's he “Tony" is “Silver Kin | | East Lyme—Shore rond to s ltra Shoulde Montville—Raymond HIll road, rading 18 being done.” Detour post- ed via Dolbeare Hill road. 14 Chaplin — Willimantic - Hampton ngines | 708 15 under construction. Open to 3 | traffic. Norwieh- Hill voad e under construction. Open to traffie Killingly — Putnam-Norwich road 'ts under construction. Deto posted. Bozrah—Bozrah strect is construction. Open to traffic. Norwich—Montville, Norwich-Nex !Tondon road is under construction. Through traffic between New Ton- don and Norwich should use road on cast €ide of the Trames river, | Franklin — Norwich - Willimantic road 1s under construction. Open to traffic. Killingly—Bridge Five-Mil: er at Danielson, on the Danelson- open e neomplete. “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” How allows we 1t has engines, and eight | ahead and i i) J. D. DONAHUE Voice Culture Yolcer texted Tuesdnys and Fridays om 2 p.om. {0 B p.om 1-13. Studio 545-3. arriving at the office ithleties, Wi are boilers. under “madstone” does lar kind of | stone or ball ani Hes. 12 ¢ nt iy particu stone other of h | mal | hydrophob 18, pense, ir from the populariy cure to absorb hen applicd to a wound. an venon and nom | e NO WOMEN Windsor, 1u 1lone in a six-room co William Pritchar of 90 FOR HIM Not onee 1075 is older, need not be held for supposed o Q. 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Have $12.50 to $5,000 Next Christmas To act from honest purely, To trust in God seeuraly.” Why t s no heat while the The ing In motives It's time to arrange for appoint- ment—to avoid the holiday rush The Johnson & Peterson Studio 5> Main Street Telephone 873 heaven | Photog and is t the moon ra- sun does dead JA moon is a the cou to t} 1 the con- hot n mass cn- DENTIST Dr. A} Dr. T. | X-RAY, GAS mass intensely a molte ayers of enormous hot | heat, 3. Johnson, D.D.S. v lohnsen, D.D.S. OXYGEN R thus. radiates * when speak- s by the and correct form ould The New Britain Choral Society ANNOUNCES Daniel Webster vhich contained | and Union, now 153 ndard of gold? d is fixed by | THE MESSIAH, . . . Handel Chorus of 160 Mixed Voices Assisted By / The Boston Festival Orchestr: and visiting artists LILLIAN GUSTAFSON ANNA HARRIS WENDELL HART Tenor NORMAN JOLLIF Bass-Baritone SUNDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 13 CAPITOL THEATER for pure Leather Billfold< hey Goods Card Cases Iainers Cigarette Case Photograph Albums asty Cocoa and Delicious Chocolate Cake BAKER’S Cocoa =¢ Chocolate Delightful foods and beverages of high quality, pure and healthful. WALTER BAKER & CO. Ltd. ESTABLISHED 1720 DORCHESTER, MASS. ANADIAN MILLS AT MONTREAL Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free. \utog Albums i Birthday Books Soprano Contralto Just what the doctor orders, Doctors, 0o, show a decided pref- erence for Heckers' Cream Farina. AsDreny dig: Briel Cases AR BrEakrasT CEREAL 1ansthey a «iastic over its, == s tibility Ye nd its delicare texture. Som #s. such heal Ne wheat. 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