New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1926, Page 9

vvunk line reconstruction, $516,- 45.74 due. = ONTEMTIONSIN TS 1217 nescyug TTINCANER room mouee n Habineer tsun of | L1(ENIAtional Federation Dis- cussed at Symposium Here |or tants as while to such e of the e major "m")“ of can- gely the result of human Dr. Ewing nt reforma- e race Highway Department Reports m Cost of Gonstruction Program e Thimble group, owned by am JMHackett of Larchmont, was destroyed by fire yeste ernoon, with most of its contents. tt had gone to th T ft- | The value of work under con- struction on Connecticut roads at present $7,293,187.90, the ¢ state highway department reports. A financial statement prepared as of August 15 shows that of this sum $3, 103,810.82 has been paid to con- tractors and $4,189,377.08 remains dus on the contracts, to be disbursed as the work progresses. About one-third of the amount, or $2,515,389.59, is being expenddd on the federal ald system; upon A proposal federation totals s One reason for what he termed |enue “the current n of prevention "'1‘ pstor cancer,” Dr. said was the| . d, and caused burned the building to the The house was one of the | and finest in the Thimble Is s and was purchased by Mr. Hacke from Joseph Hubinger of New Ha- | ven about ten years ago. The hous has been on the market all mer, and it is reported tha ations for its sale were shortly before Mr. Hac to repair the r ted at from - is not a single p Holosle| which the government shares the & 20 5 W (v' the ‘universal cancer fewer announcements of its | ! 4 more recognition |and exciting factors in | ancer control | €T cost at the rate of $15,000 a mile. Trunk line reconstruction is re- celving the major portion of state tunds, the statement ehows, 372.70 being the amount under cor tract under this account, of which $1,656,261.13 has been paid and $2,004,111.57 remains due Other work being done by department is shown under the fol- lowing classifications: Dangerous trunk lines, $97, to $20,00 \Ial%hall Memorial . Planned by ‘\hsnns N. Y. Sept to Thom 2 ident of the Wilson astlanelll, of Rome, n to Premier Mus- d vice-president of for the control of ancer fight could with wholly effec- mmn until the causo of the was known. | United States Ami during t ation eme will by paid; $1 .31 due; trunk !lno Ri bridges, $170.881.14 paid; B e S 268, ate é onst ST} . Le S China Lifts Ban work, $1 ; $228,103.48 unfinish £169 On British Trade | Sept. 23 (A—The Can- ment foreign minister end of the antl- ¢ which has been in 4 some time. 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