New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1926, Page 2

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Jane | war col Woma of the is one of th it admire Port about of truth major wwiul no ax irage o r of hody L | | She may be | sensibie od des rtainly ral i | was bor the court when Major |FLASHES OF LIIFE: ANOTHER MOTHER SWIMS AROUND MANHATTAN ISLAND oI Ha ot Columbi n nd | ) g ow here into | water main, wit The great- |sh Motorists from | the crab- | ng struck by cycle tro | it at 1o Couples wear inconspicuous ts, devised by freight rly a mile an a e rate miles solini ha The channel s geftin < h swimmers t ak records while escap e 90 While Mer- and single v Mon n plonship typlst ing lassoed out of tt T York—Tf the glrls crown do the swimmin ishes | suc s+ Ten Persons Killed in less than in the | convicted 11| An alarming iner the number The population of T box culvert over the Mattabesset river, awarded to L. Suzio Construce tion Co., Meriden for $10,049.20: ird con- Norwalk road, awa to | Construction Corp., Meriden, ar a3z e [IDIOVEED(S 0 Berin WHll) “seri“Graseg ant aratonse oo Gost State $51,898 connection with the approaches at | — sacond artford sixt ort r terbury sev- Bridg: nd W Haven—Martin Wallingford is nomi ists as candidate fre F New sional district tor Norwalk—Diz worls line th pick and entire water supply is| it oft four hours for repa Beckley's croasing, awarded to D. V, Frione, New Haven, for $41,849.40, Harwinton—15,700 feet of 7 inch | waterbound macadam on the Har- | winton-Burlington road, awarded to New Haven Road Construction Co., New Haven, for $97,573.00, Old 8aybrook-Ess cut-off, re. inforced concrete pavement and re« |inforced concretg pavement on | federal aid 17-B, awarded to Luke H. Callen Construction Co., Bristol, for $32,657.30. ny Dimark, 60, of hospital after be-| Hartford city, dles Thirteen contracts for by highway department for road pro- the state the in cts were awarded con- motor- | struction of about 15 miles of new from | highway, 14 bridges and two cul- mour | verts. The work will be undertaken | by the contractors within the next ton daye. Following is a list of | the st stul bidders: ry—6,871 feet of 10 in. ! | waterbound macadam on the Lave.| Sterling—Waterbound =~ macadam ville-Millerton road awarded to New | aPProaches and - concrete encased Haven Road Construction Co., New| L beam bridge at Sterling station Havon foresaiasis and a 6 foot span concrete Norfollk—9.930 feet of 8 in. re.|DPridge on the Oneco road, awarded inforced cement concrete paveme ntf;ol ‘\‘"n‘r’;‘““"': G ARGl 500 on the Canaan-Norfolk road, award- | el ed to Joseph Mascettl, Torrington, |, oxoury—Three =span EiRaEade L | “T"* beam bridge over the vmouth and Harwinton, bridges on the Bull Head road awarded to Frank F. McCarthy & Newtown, Mass., for $64,824.10, 1irfleld and Westport, reinforced concrete “T" beam span on Buck- ¥'s bridge over Sasco brook on Boston Poast rodd, awarded to the Gray Engincering and Construction Cory wich, for $21,696.45. East Windsor—Relnforced con- crete standard 6 ft. by 6 ft. box t over brook near trolley sta- |tion 75, awarded to R. E. Cronsell, West Hartford, for $3,880.50. Berlin—A three span Waterbury— as olley New Haven—TYale establishes four ar naval co Mass. Wrecks in Week Boston 20 (P} n peopl less than the o8 than in the reg- concrete Shepau river, awarded to Immick Co., Medi- ‘;pn for $35,941.00, New Milford—Approaches and bridge floor of Gaylordsville bridge, awarded to J. 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