New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1926, Page 3

Ty NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1926 —_— - e NS R 4 I | | PR RA”I" INDUSTRY | To meet this condition, man- | land Brook road—no route number, | construction at Bryam bridge. Norwich - New London road |Hartford to Suff ffield and Springfield |a good designation for the time 7 I al A ufacturers were forced to increase road under construction; trafflc | Pavement open to trafflc in both | (route No. 12) in towns of Water- | detour at Windsor going . thrgugh | core unpleasant task will be done. Says Fear of ughs their output, gjthough such a | passing through. directions, |ford and Montiville under construc- | Poquonock and Suffield over the re- Chiangs W aas | Makes Poor Putters ¢ eavy demand apparently could | Town of Naugatuck—(route 8)| Norwalk—Boston Post road.|tion. Open to traffic. Through t hed state road l# e 5 : o e LSS :m ;m.,,",,“,‘;“m‘n.\fi;. i | resurfacing of highway; one way|(route 1)). Peat Swamp section |fic will avoid this work by using ti Town of Manchester: Center st 1,-1:‘ ’v“‘l;;y‘l‘"i”‘l‘lw “c‘;in"!{‘i wosen | New Osjancie; Hepk 2 U0 Relapse This Year affic for a short distance during|being raised. No delay to traffic. |Norwich-Groton road on east side of aies Hal-inag ““’lmn tha of ridicule keeps many a poor pute The beginning of 1926 saw a|the day. | Tairfield - Center—Boston Post|the Thames river. |No delay to trafiic alphabet was provided to malke €T Over a hundred thinks George change. It was not difficult for the Canaan — South Canaan-Lime |road (route 1). Concrete road un- _Norwich - Willimantic road (route| Town of East Hartford, D& ossible translation of the Bible, Tt | Turple, professional of the 8t i . observer to see that the field was| Rock road. (Route 134) under con- |der construction. Short detour | No. 32) under construction in|B under constru ;ONMM oy 12 Jeltats adiat e o John's Golf club h A% Aba = end. Westport and Fairfieldi—Boston | laid. Section of one way traffic reg | Town of Newington, Newington- ;4-"”-”%‘-.”» :_-Of’m‘;l‘w d“ 2o lant ox ‘Most golfers would have better Grows le[hy He had stocked up on radio| Durlington—Burlington Center | Post road (route 1). Grading under | ylated by telephone. New Britain road is under construc- (S0™etimes pronounced v, k getting thelr putts down if equipment, his knowledge of the road. Under construction, No (lc-lr‘on\l‘{u‘t from Il.l‘ll:lfinlllll ShOP to East Lyme (route No.=1). On tt tion but is open tc The Hawalians improvised th ¥ used only one hand,” suggests e art having increased a hundredfold, [OUrS: round hous No delay to traffic. |Post Road thé Folden Spur Bridge| Towns of Newington and West| foreign words with the ited | Turpie. : ] e i | Hartland—Fast Hartland moun-| Westport-Wilton road. Under con- [is being reconstructed. Detour post- t Willard stre 2 abet, such as “popoki” f “They refuse to let one hand do Chicago, Sept. 3. — Stabilization | until he could revel in experimenta- | n (route 133) under construction. | struction. No delay to traffic, < 2 Bacte del A ton road is under construction but s last Hawalian word is saic the work and in most cases act- I].;u come to 111;’. radio :cohcr in- ‘r‘oonlvt\r:v)}\\;: h,:{“mdm ;I‘l;n;":_“‘(;;’t ent road open for travel. Bridgeport and Trumbull, Bridge- rwich-Groton road (route No.|is open to trafiic. e resulted from the native ef-|ually have the hands pulling ,-xi""' from 1 -: manu uLl\{rcr 10 ; °p o ‘g‘l 9 “1 1ipn s ]Y New Hartford—Village of Nesw |Port-Trumbull road under construc- . Section on cut-off at Submarin L — fort to repeat v missionaries against each other as they hit the he® retailer, with the advent of |lime he tried a new circuit. In ad- { tion. Best route through Beardsley | . more settled conditions in the pro-|dition he had reached a point | Hartford (routo 17) bridge under | Sase under construction., Open fo d of the small animal: “poor |ball. All of us have had the exe cess o producing and selling, de- | where his buying ese had been |Construction. Short detour around | PArk. | trafic. pussy.” 1t might also be noted that | perience of nonchalantly hitting the et e SR s L Tl e Cieg b West Haven-Milford and Orange-| Ialiville Road in Preston; grading the ot thie & Hawaliia could ball with one hand after a hole has S e e - | Milford Turnpike. (Route No. 1).|being done, detour posted (route ber of the Institute of Radlo Engi- | those articles that were absolutely| Thomaston-Waterbury road. Con. % ¥ come to t on name “Jim.,” been won, and we would doubtless ! struction begun on new bridge, No|Under construction. Through traffic | was their nt tr tion of the be amazed if we stopped to think neegs, ] ; essential, & MrGtonvs, | Milford to New Haven should take ompson (route No. 12). The name I ," pronounced kee- how many of these carelessly put- Likewise radio equipment itself Chaos Gone Torrington——Torrington-Norfolk | Shore Road. am - V Thompson road be- mo, with the accent on the first|ted balls have rolled straight ia undergone) ajohange for,fhe| (A weeding,out iprocess developet | T SIS0 o RSO0 Naugatuck. Rubber avenue under | ing rcconst d at Mechanicsville. E syllable. the cup.” r and has reached the point|and the result has been to bring PR r around | construction. No delay to tra {64 wis T AR where standardi 1 is being giv- | stabilization to the industry, and | | e s 40 brigge, Waterbury and_ Cheshiro — Ches- | ~Town ot Easts Words From Pacilic Islands =——————————————— en the consideration long held | disappearance of the chaos that Torrington — Torrington-Goshen Waterbury Road. Route X yonvilie road under struol | —————————————————————————————————————————————— ary for s in this field. | was attendant upon its babyhood. | road T. L. bridge at West Tor- traffic may : . | ular From a market that sprang up | While the slowing down has led to | o =i 0SS ablished to traffic. f Woodstock: W. Wood- Now Become pOp‘l al ’ almost over night with the demand | some discussion of over-saturatlon, | " \y oty (ECH SO VR EOTR s -| Woodstock road under —_— ceeding the supply, resulting Surve manufacturers have v Watertown-Thomaston road, | town - Durham roal (route No. 112 . Gradiz Snelng S done (BT T T et in a literal scramble by the buying|shown such a situaton is far from S §54 anl 50} & cularat ot I nstruction. On c to traftic. e Bep BT T Haa L public, for radio material, there is|an actuality, | ste. Open for trave past green concrete. ; 01y mringe | SR I LA S SgASt 10T HE S RN leveloping a situation that the| These surveys indicate that there t Middletow s i s st s Bethel-Newtown road, state afd, |through tra plin being constructed 3 i k g ¢ tionaries in f years will contain ips mant arers and retailer: alw will ®8EoR! mirkebitor | sin il e s SO R g 3 i , t f d 4 : | Grading a X nstructi ) . some word: ow virtually - rec: as tending toward a|radio and that, to a certain extent,|under way. SRR A Tord = (ot e L owns of Vernon and Tolland: [OMS Words now virtually un ‘ ertitie F Iavorin moothly functioning industry. it will parallel the automobile in| Now Milford- { under construction. Detour via Main | Tollan. (no route num- \(.:\\,1 ) e 2 Yeverish Growth this respect, with the demand for| (route 134) work on t} street, A prominent writer cently e No. 3) is under construction. er construction. Read N EnelVer Raho ie 1 ic - Putnam roa visited t1 and took back a was the demand for the ted receiver showing a ind approaches ur | Willimantic - Putnam road u . 3 ow T I tle of ne | dio cquipment when the listening | SHERt edge over that for parts et necessary. | construction in Windham (route 1 of Rocky Hill, Dividend |REW wor SRR ¥ & s e 0 anbury road route | 3). Open for traffic for those pr f s number) is u r | his oo 2 > struck the American Danbury road (route |3) x , s 1t oré more manufact a'Road Conditions i nd conerete to con- |ceeding from North Windham - truct it is open to one way E j\\‘j ‘r\ ‘“1«,1.‘ : ers were attracted to n under Detanr for | ward Willimantic. Traffic from : r or se % i M et In Connecticut : onsequent developments : hratiie v Balae o | limantic to Nofth Windha I fol-| Windsor Locks (route No. 110). | flattery.” A common American d g 3 : tions and detours in | posted. et il e o :"y'm’l;\nr" Vi n it M\‘\ f e A e (AT e The BAKER chemists have succeeded in saving all the R best baro. | 'he State of Connect >| Ridgefield—Main street and Dan-| Willimantic - Hartford road|lay all Henallen, wordsi el sarysto luscious taste of the sound, ripe, full-flavored Orange, (;’Ms:m]f’ng ‘:"hh' ;nv.‘;l:::r; roces v construction | bury road (route 1 (route No. 3). Section of concrete mington, Scott nip | pronounce: simply pronounce every Lemon, Strawberry, Raspberry, Peach and Pineapple chan m:m’ mn“r‘ Of‘ e mounced by the 3 4 avement just v of \\Hlmyxvn\'l‘ i nder constructio There | § i ”‘pfi_]n‘\:;li\n“l:-‘v “"v h the a Y s0 that many families may now emoythmpnreflavm G op o il ORI G Bl G ER T sEietons : S T L ke iuipoms oy Rere st novel T e throughout the year. BAKER'S VANILLA has a rich, | ame. vogne, . tetall stores| vl givenivy voan (route 118) | winth o T e Doadng fi Wilisno e ek ; e L The malihini—for a per | spiey fragrance and flavor that adds new enjoyment' came into being st as shelves follow Qetolr Vg Ooventry 1o 3 ite No. would be a “chechahco” i to all cakes in which it is used. Buy of your dealer. could bo stocked. New stores Y Klondike or a “griffin” in ngh Refuse substitutes. 1 to develop their quotas of ne I done; tic - Putn: road under tru ) 1¢ to t i is a 1alihini” or newcomer customers and to traffic; detours posted. does not inte % - e e - " f construction in Ch ute No. Y 1 h B o Hawaii— also learns that pau, pro-| FREE Slmple BAm's VAN[LLA '-m be sent to HWSQ‘ hustling clerks attempting Town of Marlborough (route 17) | Town of Guilford No route nd 1 Concrete ement . 1 elay nounced pow, so0d way of 5 o E Soringhield, M t on three customers at once. | on Hartford-N London ro. r umber—Sachem's Head road. One ction of one way traffic 3 he is f d; or end- wives. 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