New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1926, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1926, s |nam-West Thompson road being|ire-Waterbury road. Houte |is under construction. No delay to| Manchester, Center street (Route awakened by - [ being 3 . 3 3 s 2 3 : y barking d up- In Connecticut |reconstructed st Mechanicsville | 325, wrmr construction. Slight de- | traff |3) under construction. No delay| In Her Sleep Is Killed ;on tnvaskigation fopnll :::ddy o flleNAL MflT"R |Road Conditions Thompson, (route 12) the Put-| and Cheshire th.:l(\;‘ Bloomfield, Wash Brook Bridge, | cently finished State Road, St- Louis Girl Who Walked’ Frank Faegele, a neighbor, was Boad conditions and detours in|One way traffic for a short distance. to tra 3 Hart d — Springfield Road ‘lo traffic. | St. Lout Au; 27 1 3 3 £ 1gfield Road, | affic | =t Louls, Aug. 27 UP)—Somnam- |Miss Palmer on the sidewal] 3 EAR the state of Connecticut made nec- own of- Eastfard: Eastford Middletown-Durham: Middletown (Route 110) the Towns of Wind- | st Hartfard, Wapping Bridge | bulism i thought to have been res- Until recently t:e girl h:d been essary by highway construction and | Kenyonville road under construc- | Durham road Route No. 112.| sor and Windsor Locks is under |under construction. R closed. | ponsible for her death yesterday |employed in a factory here, Before 1!‘61’73”‘5 announced by the ate | tion, traffic may pass. Under construction. One way past | construction. Thru traffic from | Detour. of Miss Mary Palmer, 18, who fell | retiring last night she told othes T |Highway Department as of August| Town of Woodstock: W. Wooa-|green concrete. Best route for| Hartford to Suffield and Springfield = [from a third story window to a con- | roomers that she was in the habit ) M hj W : 125, is‘as follows: stock- 8. Woodstock road under con- | through traffic from Middletown to| detour at Windsor goi > ' | | N X f N s 3 r gh tra rom Middle G going thru ‘Po- | REA SR A SSIFIED ADS | crete walk at the rear of a rooming | of walking in her slee d40K’S Mac 06 Was Fll’st Blll Avon — Simsbury road is closed |Struction; grading being done, open|Durham is through Middlefield. quonock and Suffield over the re- FOR YOUR WANTS [nous;. E""e was .gn sw;:pm‘;_ Ao to traffic and detour has been post- |to traftic. Branford-Stony Creek road under NO[ F]]‘s[ Pa[emefi ed. (Ruote 116). In Chaplin (route 101); bridge at|construction. No delay to traffic. Bloomfleld — Route 10 — road|SOUth Chaplin being constructed.| ~Branford: South Main street S e e —_— leld — — ; Indfanapolis, Aug Time' » Aug. 27. —Time's| Town of Marlborough — On Hart- L0 ey 2 relentless hand has left only the |ford - —New London Road resur- unde:‘;;‘:&f}f"f‘c;z‘;‘l'no3’;;2:“ mile ,fi;‘“““fi‘,;‘,fi‘:bg REmaacck) oken, rust eaten frame of the first | f2CiN8 e oMa Se MMl Sewn of Gl Renth § Gall siectios.. Ditas. tn South Canaan gasoline driven vehicle which now |traffic for a short distance during|rorg cut-off. Grading belng done;] end lles in the basement of an Indian. |the day (Route 17) | does not interfere with traffic, Hartland: Fast Hartland moun- apolis business house, | Watertown — Resurfacing of con- | 40 4 . % el The 0ld machine, built by Charles | CFete road from Thomaston to Wa-| TOV frq,t.“{”?({' [ o froue At R Line Under con- H. Black, an Indianapolis black. | (eFtoWn on route 530. One way traf- [PUMPEr: Sachiem's Heac s (it Rreentiroattopeniton ) ) A Indlanap, ke | VIR O | mile under struction; detour | tra " ;\:.Illlo!:‘ ‘Ahn"i[ s(.,firrx:‘(g‘, uvfl‘ll\r'r. !I{(rsl the | e or a short distance during ”"’ion»,mn mile. Surlington Burlington Center 2 it to another Hoosier e “Bos ad. | road. pde Stenat Yo de- | catlon for patents on his engine (Poland Brook road (no route num- | ‘oute Bo. 1. i Bt Sewim ; llage of Ne denied. Black sought patent J a- |ber) road under construction; traf- |Sonstruction at —Bryam Bridge. Hactt Hariord:. yillaes: of | New Ders in 1891, two F’ o \f'p;- :"‘,‘ fic passing through ylkt\t‘mfnt open to traffic in both di- | 7\;' or¢ Route No. 17 Bridge pe 891, tv eks aft e [ fic pass S s 4 Ftlone | under construction. Short detour Otto Gas Engine company of Mann. | Town of Naugatuck (route No. §) | Norwalk-Boston Post Road Peat|around bridge lelm, Germany, filed for American |resurfacing of highway; one-way | Swamp section being raised. No| Torrington Torrington-Norfolk xrom\lo; for a gas engine, _lr‘:“‘;',m"lr & nort idistance RaUHng iy je it Heamic: S monte N, 4, |road. Route No. hiidge S “{m 13}‘;0;‘('1 :qf;"*‘ o ‘ e aid Fairfield-Center, Boston Post road. | under construction. hort Jctour as (3 atents on his € b HiALE s e No. ] ete road under | around brid differential gear and floating rear | Grading and Macadam construction 153,“:1,\:.\,)(,,,1’ u’r':ruro:xr mr;i Tl Waterbur ter Watert exle, but disgusted he refused them, |under way. No detours necessary, | FORStruCon - Detour for wea| | Waterbury o Walerhiy He lived to see both become univer- | New Milfor ylordsyllle ‘Bridga b o i oad SR A o sal equipment, | route 34. rk on the new | O 6“‘ FinA Talineid most sy SR G % Sl pEhols Black began operating a forge |bridge and approaches under way. | p, ¢ PO A No. 1 Gr:;x:: Vernon Y;ml Tolland, "r‘:“r]{,,x ?:d e lpere s M\'i)‘ffx‘””ff)‘“\’ et 1, route No, |Under contract from blacksmith | Turnpike. (No route number) s Economy Helps for the Mother of School Be Sure You Have a Supply for the School 865. Late in the $0's he became | Norwalk-Danbury road, route No. | "¢ R s t a . 1 OO S 5 . shop to round house. No delay to| under construction, road closed, De. : Interested in gasoline engine propul- |126. Grading and concrete constric. | 19 il il hied b Girls Season; at Least Two Pairs sion of vehicles. He eventually per- | tion under way. Detour for northerly | 1 3 Westport-Wilton road. Under| Rocky Hill - Dividend Road (No fected an engine which he attached |traffic over Belden Hill as posted. construct Vo delay 2 | route nber inde; Atractic | Ridgefield—Main street and Dan- | CONstruction. No delay to traffic. | route number) is under construction ° to a type of carriage, known as a | Bridgeport and Trumbull. Bridge- t ) tratfic, & runabout. He drove it more than [bury road, Route No. 136.. Steam | STVESPOT and Trumoull. Bridge- | i ks, Route 110, Bridge | J t ls c 0 0 twenty years. Several years ago it |shovel grading has commenced, A : - ’ 110, Bri was stored in the business house [short detour is posted. [Hen3s Bes ok teRchiougiakbas : E n. No delay to basement by an owner who never Willimantic — Putnam road un- | West Haven-Milford and Orange- | SwampsRoad is hecla mea it EDIackibise ael o) Aemconstimciton INRIBAREr HODRHY Ve e cricera o el e e s e @‘ ie10, A0i e e procurelaoum e | NorEbw Bt covard W Imantle il e i ciee: B S ST i Open to traffic but is ver some storage battery. His first | Traffic from Willimantic tn North | 4010 o = | 2 v X spark cofl was imported from Ger- | Windham will follow detour. e e R Dy tEvan e R o tield) F field Brid s . . " 1 meighed felXtesh pounds, || - Willimanto Hartfora: soan. Sec- | 5o EUGEE CRARE avANe Uy | Blomrleld) Bloomiela Brldes o S\ / for growing girls wo years after Black's failure, |tion of concrete pavement just west e s 5 ” Ieres (‘D ,mfi,v‘ &9 Rl Elwood Haynes of Kokomo, an oil |of Willimantic being reconstructed | "1 2y e, 3 ; operator, who had perfected an |and widened. Traffic may pass | B A3 2 Seven charming automobile in the wagon works of | Willlmantic-Putnam road under i e Elmer Apperson secured patents on | construction in Chaplin. (Ruotes 3 g models in bloomer his machine. It is teday In the \:m: 101), Concrete pavement being | u > - d dresses (sizes 4 to Smithsonian Institute at Washington |laid. Section of one-way traffic reg- o S . S \ i labeled, “First gasoline automobile.” | ulated by telephone. & JAavar. Dever o Rz T 32 10) and in straight Others Followed Norwich-Putnam road (route 12) proved even by count- : ¥ 2 v 7 dresses (‘izcs 8 Long wearing wide wale cords Indiana became the cradle of the | Grade crossing being eliminated in ; Ny S s e mmduy automobile industry through the ac- | Plainfield. Short detour. less new methods of 8 : : : g to 14). ickers, for fine appearance tivities of Haynes and Apperson, Norwich-New London road (route o o K service, and, now only Michigan and Wis- |12) under construction in towns of baking beans since M consin produce more cars than the ich and Montville. Open to . : ; Novelty gingha ) g’ - Hoosler state. However, few of the | traffic, shoulders incomplete, the first beans were K \ y ginghams, chambray, polka early well-known Indiana cars now | Norwich-New London road (route s ; p { dot and new fall ints — trir are in the market. The Cole, Na- in town of Waterford and Mont- baked in an outdoor { e Rl tilmmed ley park. tional and Pathfinder no longer are | ville under construction. Open fo n oven called 3 with contrasting colors i made. The Premier factory makes | traffic. Through traffic will avoid el:rt‘}‘l: hole” . 3 % d i bi g When Appearance Counts as Well as Thrift, _1:7!@5\ only cabs. 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