New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1926, Page 9

. THEY LOAF ALONG MOTORISTS TO BE ARRESTED IF NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESPAY, AUGUST 17, . STATE ROADS| TR out for shi Police to Act to End Traf- |picasure ja that there fic Jams on Busy Days— Highways Wide Enough | for Double Lines Recom- | H\"\ are in that have many miles to go before reaching their pointed out that those in the rear |are thus compelled to cess is repeated the traffic line be- | comes broken, - 30 ARE Blacklace ort drives or merely unts and seem to forget may be cars In the rear Gomi destinations. He “cut in" if a hurry. When this pro- jams occur, more| New York, JOLSONS HAPPY, Rumors of Marital Rilt | Aug. 17 (®—Al Jolson | BERLINS : edian Denies| mended, Too. | time. 1s wasted and in addition acci- |the comedian is back from Europe |dent. hazards are presented. with verbal ammunition to refute - { R l)oulvllc Lilllle Roads gossip not only as to his own re-| Wider roads, allowing two or|ported matrimoniz uble g Hasttora, Aug. 11 67 — Motor- | ooy SO0 dn i S &L | Bhcae of the Treing. Bertinre wiso. {ets impending traffic on the trunk | oojon as has been suggested, | e e 2 4 Y line highw of the stato by |iiion prove the ideal sofution of | pynio,t0nE Wiiter and his bride, “loafing along” at 10 to 20 miles | the' continuous traffic mOVEmeNnt | (i eper AL Wiione fathen an hour during heavy trafic condi- [ problem, he said. Clarence Mackay, president of the N tions are to be arrested. Such ac-|" yioyever, many factors such as |y al Telegraph company, opposed tion must be taken, Superintendent |time physical and financial condi- | '\ $ taarriage, eXpeot ta arrlve in| » Ropert T. Hurley of the state Po- |(iong must be ‘considered before npr nonk September 1, Jolson says. lice said yesterday to end particu- |such improvement can be enjoyed. |l N\ York Amerlcan says they ; larly bad situations such as those [In the meantime, ho sald, present |Loc PelUIINE S0 that = thelr first of Sunday. when trafic on Connec- | conditions must be considered and ['Cy Will arrive on American soll N . ticut roads was greater than at|motorists will have to co-operate in |, A 4% for,any nift in fl any time duriny the season. | meeting these conditions that exist |,y & TEenC SIG YEB S i Reasonable Speed [on the highways. |wo o, famlly dlssension ana di Despite repeated warnings and Improving Roads G R e e wige publicity, the superintendent | Connecticut highways compare | “° ° " S g I 5if many drivers do not scem | favorably with those of any state, | Rumors of a prospective divorce sufficiently impressed with the jm- | Mr. Hurley said, and improvements |in the Jolson family were credited 4 entance at ihe matter ‘of main. |are constantly being made. The LY the comedian when he arrived - taining reasonable speed during the |state’s road and driving laws re- ¥ Loy conl the Leviathan \‘O 8 hours when the highways are filled [ceive the praise of car operators| S dyerkoard Sbysa [ with vonicles. He said that the |from many states, he added, and|f | department has tried the expedient |driving conditions here can excel nailed him later on,” said Jol- of (drawing offténders out of lue] 8 elsewhere it all drivers will [son, “and was_going to wade into until traffic jams were straightened |co-operate in maintaining ason- n when he Called out that I ot or until rushes had: abated, but |able’ ’speed under the conditions 't strike him because he was that this had not served to remedy |that efist when they are abroad. cle bound, which made me the problem and more severe| _ All Officers Busy Sunday b and I let him go. Look at A measures will have to be adoptcd | Superintendent Hurley and other trunk. It i filed with mage to overcome tho “loafing" practice, | Officers of the department were out t gowns and T3 ' Wagm! Oftenters all day Sunday superintending the Jolson. Does 5 4 work of the patrolmen. All avail- Besides it's cheaper to sta No special motor vehicle 1aW |,10" qate policemen were called . covers the of impending |j10 sorvice to handle the enormous| Jolson said he had a big laugh at trafic by slow driving, Robert Lu | oo l™ 0 0" Lo oits were to the ef g Berlin's expense in aPris . Bengle, \execufive etary of the | gt that all experienced the busi I learned that Berlin was com- department, pointed out. However, | g, . of cason. to Paris and decided to meet motorists who delay traffic in this|" mye peak of the “vacation” trai- as a chauffeur A . manner will be warned by the pa fic was shed Sunday thespolic en he reached th i trolling state policemen, he said, | consider. Tt is estimated, that un- 1 ds hustled him into my * and should they continue at the ||ees the fine Sundays of the fall Every few blocks I would stop slow pace will be arrested on |yl out excursionists, the record set |«nd quarrel with him. Tinally he “ charges of “failure to obey an of-|py Sunday's traftic will exceed that {got mad and told me where I gotd ficer. of any day this year. | Then I turned around and I . Forget Cars in Rear | v jized me and we fell on each Superintendent Hurley sald that | HURRY IT ALON s necks.” the majority who drive slowly on‘ “When we reach that ne be vul\ .701~ n returned in the $2,500 d busy days apparently do so “Ilhou"m the road I'm going to kiss you." | presidential suito of the Leviathan. ¢ 8lving consideration to the stream | That's going just a bit too far.” | “I have always wanted to travel of traffic behind them. Many are — Answers, London. |in the presidential suite,” he ex- —the best news in the paper! — ANNTVERSARY SALE Ladies’ hose 44c all —and these are perfect with All colors and sizes. stop run top. A home stretch special. ANNIVERSARY SALE Summssmm Ruffled curtains 54c —what a value vards long; regular width and hemstitched Only 100 pair sosyou-be carly. ANNIVERSARY SA Bloomers, step-ins 34c low priced; lace white and flesh. —exceptionally trimmed; full size; | ——— AN NTVESSARY SALY Su——— Dress ginghams 1 OC yard all in desirable —these are styles 1 and fast colors; 32 inches wide. | 3ive a better view of his plained, swinging an alabaster tip-| ped cane, and cocking his head to French student’s skull cap. “In fact, it has | always been an obsession Wwith me. I beat a millionaire to it, and had it 1 to myself. T slept in all lhrcv[ seds and sat in all the chairs.” WED IN AN AIRPLANE Arrange to Be Married this Couple t without than a survey of developments since Afternoon Four Thousand Feet Above New York City. New York, ry C in T Aug. 17 (®)—Dr. Har- McKown,.who was an aviator and his bride of today. Hord, of Birmingham, drone of an airplane orchestral wedding ance, Miss Ruth T Ala., prefer the motor to an march. Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor |1 pany contracted to carry them 4,000 feet above the city this after~ noon to be married by the Rev. Les lie J. Barnett, of the Morningside Presbyterian church. The take off |t from Curtiss field was set for 2 m. ea light saving time. Dr. McKown is assistant profes- sor of secondary education in the University of Pittsburgh, and was first lieutenant in the air service during the war. His bride was a school teacher. They plan to spend honeymoon in Bermuda. 0 p. c a their Last American Cleric To Leave Mexico Mexico City., Aug. 17 (P—The only American citizen who is the pastor of a church in Mexico Cit the Rey. Willlam Evans Thomas of the Union Evangelical church has presented his resignation to the offi- cials of the chu 1 will®depart in a few days for Pittsburgh, is home, He says his usefulln d in Mexico, as he cannot fu a pastor under the govern- tion ment's religlous regulations. The other A as erican church here. the Episcopal Christ church cathe- dral, is under the pastorate of a British subject, Dean Peacock, who has not officiated for month: 1 been condueting ers have serv- s since Dean Peacock promised to cease officiating when the govern- ment ordered him expelled for vio- r of Iorestville, Mr. lating the constitution, which for- 1k White of Forestville, and bids foreign ministers to conduct Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sheldon and church service: jc Secretary Kellogg let it be known that opportunity to th CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT | 1 Explains Foreign | Situation While Visiting at the Camp. Paul Aug. 17 (P— d 1 the Mexican situation r forelgn questions are be- d before President Coolldge Kellogg during his visit o the summer White House, but | ndication that more | an Coo ed ige left Washington is In- Mr. Kellogg decline quotation on the when he to speak for Mexican situation received newspaper corres- Soon after his arrival he he had not had take it up with P and indicated mained the 1 Washington. reparatory arms conference nd the latest lent Coolidge, lation r sar vernments on the senat ons to protocal £ an adherence to the permane ourt of international justice weit mong the questions said to be o program of dis on betwe e president and his secretary o SHELDON FAMILY REUNION the Sheld Amo eldon, 1 nd at the cottage of L. Gay Sheldon of t ille camp ng pre other vice lon of New Daisy Hold- Boston; treasurer, Robert of W bury. | se who attended the re- re Mrs, Agnes Sheldon of e, Wesley N. 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