New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1926, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1926. ™ = - = o . " . = - 1 ) i L » rond ston, route ).u.u.m section is being raised. No| Guilford, route 1, Guilford-cut-off | Manchester, Center street, routs Jatte 2 y 56 T iz e i s 1179 i r done. Detour | ¢ traffic. (route 1) | grading is being done; does not in- | 8, is under construction. No delay to A[H] o = 4 i - o o : i | rtield - r, Boston jost|terfere with traffic, traf ks 2 y ol : Fi e i . e el 4he Al , Toute 1. Concrete road is un-| Guilford, no route number, Sach- | t Hartford, Wapping Bridge iy Naples clambered aboard Sl 5. et q Day - : mpson road is being re- construction. Short detour | em’s Head road, one-halt mile is| under construction. Road closed, EAMEN P o the 3 us ; I : ; & ’ ; z it \W'{ 1 g nter under construction; detour one-half | detour. foa TR Tt s ahd Dk i gl stently refusec o 2 3 Aiatange | stpar d-Boston | mile, = | Newington, Newington-New Brit- e e ic over Bel e ; Tastic : Kenyonville | ¥ i r is un-| Vernon and Tolland, Tolland| ain road is under construction but T iohrts il ion, traffic | der contract from Blacksmith shop | turnpike, no route number, is under | is open to traffic. S ( I St iy Jlesies Sud. he cable i LB ! e istierreillie, : ane v vl ound house. No delay to traffic. | constrution. Road closed, detour. Nt ave Urew 0 fricken | P ; 5 L under way. A sh \ ) W. Woodstock-S.| W Biport Wiilion aoad s ] SRS is‘::",‘“‘“’:10“:’;'\;"”0’:’ Willard street and Newington road . : e : with i8 posted Jodstock road is under construc- | ction. No dela rafilc. route number, 15 under construction, | j5 ynger constructi open tc 3 rt e comuni 1 ) | = i e i rrn te s und rindsor e 110, bridge | " puer Lo . oard mey tee two yea 6 ruct t AL ionaltanplke frou 1s anden i SeRwing : route 110, bridg Avon-Simsbury road, route 116, is closed to traffic and detour hus been posted. Bloomfield, route 10, road is clos- ed to traffic; detours posted. Marlhorough, On Hartford-New London road, resurfacing of con- 3 route 101, ¥ at South | construction. Tk h Mil- ) struction. No delay to| Boston, Sept. 10 (P —The br . =g r from North Windham te. | Char ¢ being constructed. No | ford to New Haven should take : of Japanese sailors in a raging Eea. |, st i ‘l)oulm.e Returning mantie, Traffid from WiL. | dctou Shore road. | Farmington, Scott Swamp road is hat t two merchant ships scud ‘x; ”T,f-[ To Home in U. S to North Windham will 3 over Quinebaug river at augatuck-Rubber avenue is un- | under construction. There is some | ! | 144 ler con- construction. No delay to traffic. | delay where steam shovel is work- for shelter with no at s, Sept. 10 () is in| Waterbury and Cheshire, Cheshire | ing. Open to traffic but fs very r construction. Slight delay to oomfield, route 10. Bloomfield | > road. One-way traffic for a AT DAUGHERTY TRIAL S i 0 : ; o ot 1 3 ; A traffic. bridge is under construction. No | short distance during the day, cemagage rly 2 g : e . N Middletown-Durahm, Middletown- | delay to traffic liesate s Ruenos . S Aire: @ or pla : L i 4 Sl e ; h h Durham road, route 112 is under loomfield, Wash Brook bridge is Harwinton - Plymouth, Poland enc n B x | construction, One way traffic past | un construction. No d to | Brook road. no route number. Road : e | green ¢ ete. Best ro for | eraffic, | is under construction; traffic pass- . ‘ < ment of Oficials May Not £ i stestn eriBan/Ar £ ey 3 = Jast Hartland Mount- | through traffic from Middletown to | Hartford-Springfield road route | ing through. 8 ‘ Duham is through Middlefield. {110, in the towns of Windsor and| Naugatuck, route 8, re-surfacing 3ranford-South Main strcet is un- | Windsor Locks is under construc- | of highway; one-way traffic for a 0 : e : X S - der construction. Detour via Main | tion. Thru traffic from Hartford to | short distance during the daytime ore part sank SCH ol iteea fn 1o S100, Ln0x PUAhS BLes TR, : o . " ¢ I street. E pringfield detour at | Windsor, route 110, re-surfacing nidships section dist Shinson, = ion is headed by Chavel b route 175, Winthgop dsor going thru Poguonock and | of concrete on route from Hartford rwards and her cre - Alf mile is under con- | Suffield the recently finished | City line to Norwich, one-way traffie sulcids in Washing! is in New | pooiirtle crippled by having JFor | stime y o detour. during daytime. before | York to att e bribery trial of yis ankles broken in a fall san- { , route i 8 | | rst boat |the man who lifted her h 3 1 a road ler co tion i ton 2 3 ad is ——y from operation of a small tow and t tore to participation in Is in the na + typhoon June Woman Who Played Part in Indict- ider construction. No de- Testify However 1 is under con- road is open for Jesse W. Smitl committed | poq; the ship broke up, but th to arrive stea ond, after br sting for assist- | er ance, resumed speed, alling she ; was unable to give ai capital. o ankle bones rebro When the Japanese government inson testified before S R N got the call the cruiser Kasuga \\1: grand v‘ln at indicted f : ner A : R()ad (‘,Ol‘.(}hmns sent to the sc , arriving June ney ! 3 - e sailors had aban- |and former Allc v C [ In Connecticut joned all hope of rescue. Rough an Thomas W. Road conditions and detours water foiled an attempt to float a|Attorney Emory R. Buckner has in- | the State of Connecticut made ne- vich-Willimantic, line to the wreck, and despite the| hat he will not ask h v ]v»y hig ¥ t risk the Kasuga launched a small t ninst them in the trial now epairs, announced by th € i i : i : : Sposthis boat which worked into the lee of | in progr i ¥ department as of Septem- Section of one-way traf PN i‘»‘u g i the reef. 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