New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1926, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 29, 10’6 Westport and Fairfield - Boston oroich and Montville. Open to WARS HAS RADIOED London Lawyer Claims He Has .. .o T e ion one Received Martian Message ot Samp roa 1 unir comsucan, o . ho 46| . 0n o' 11 r 1= T on , route 1 (\n the Post | London, Oct. 29.—(M— Communi- i loomfie bridge 1 mder i road the Go ur e 1S be- cating with Mars _may be nothing | route under ructi 5 | Road Ir a ty | ing reconsir Iounmnatan: new after all, for Dr Mar 11 v to traffic. ch g Vrestar tnson, a London lawye o 3 came a telepathist years ago, clares that he has a friend in N tford - Kenyonville Qomaruru, a woman, from w ford-Springfic rou c road inder ruction, short he has recelved messages and who | In the ' f Wi nd Vat a “heshire has kept him informed of what is | sor Lo s under cq - | shire v route odstock, W. Woodstock-§ going on on the m y planet tion, T b rd | under 1« ne-way tra c road is under c ruc- Last night Dr. Robi to Suffie t is being done, open to into the central radio I o or r sage for Mars. It wa T and ver t ecently n E wplin, route 101, b at two words, “Opent s nishe > 5 ron th Gullford roa ' South Chapli belhg el and was prefixed y Atreet e » 1 No detour. : It was explained to the | ton. No_ dels : I LT i over Quinebaug river at delivery could not be g ! ¢ fric. ‘Short detons. Sl el - . | Waureg D dar S But this was agreeable, yer 3 3 t 3 ¢ fiey S s e e being satisried to 3 % 1 Today Dr. Robinson that he had received from Oomaruru, presuma -,.,’,,k ntic road, route 1, mvm ctour R : i3 being reco Hartford, 3 ; 4 Newington road t Py | is unde struction but is open t ntic trord ut Avon-Simshury road, route 116, is Oomaruru, he explained, a Glohrat Dorth or § P s e f o ircom particular friend of the director of W nes e hate : 2 Mars' largest wireless station. el has just explained to m . the sign “MM” came through las Berlin, B n for traf- . y crossing s | Traf 2 ) Mot i Nav Tondon “':‘e"a':'fii"l“lf‘:‘ "“‘1‘ v “'y'.‘l" Tome. | construction, but is open to t hould follow detour via Coventry ad, r Giess ! Canton, ( ¢ Brook bridge, n,lh :0:{\!, i im, 1 not cony Hartford-Winsted r is under scientists, so the 5 to cease at the int Thus far the telep has not considered it necessary to explain the meaning of the words of his message of last nig Oppestinipi- R R s Becomba™ I ere moral e tlo: 112, is under construction in fon. No del mplete. rond, route 12, self, Dr. Robinson describes the Martlans as people from seven to elght feet tall, with large ears, a wealth of black hair and almond eyes, glving them an Oriental cast of features. Not cniy do th tea and smoke, but they have auto- mobiles, which hop and skip over the ground and almost fiy, and, the stiffer the wind blows, the faster the car goes. Road Conditions In Connecticut Road conditions and detours in the State of Connecticut made necessary by highway construction and repairs announced by the State Highway department as of Oct. 27th are as follows:— Newtlown « Bethel road, route 158. Grading and macadam con- | § struction under ‘way, No detours | necessary. New Milford- f‘m)lor\lquhe brid, route 134. Work on the new brid and approaches are under way. A | short detour necessary. Norwalk - Danbury road, route | 136. Grading and concrete con- « struction is under way. Detours posted where necessary. One way traffic past the concrete mixer. ield - Main street bury road, route 136. C siruction is under way. Detours are posted as necessary Roxbury - Depot bridge, route 125. Work on the new bridge foun- dation has commenged. No detours TO WARM AND BRIGHTEN DAMP, CHILLY ROOMS here, for, he sald:—"Comaruru sure- | —and Plenty of It with HERALD HEATERS | avows was recelved from Mars it- A CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK NO. 14 ROSE Made of the same material and of the same High Quality as the famous Herald Ranges. May be had in numerous styles such as that illustrated, HERALD the Model Herald, the famous Rose Heaters, ete. HEATER Heaters that are truly economical in consump- N med tion of fuel and extremely easy to operate. Heavily brick lined, thereby insuring a lasting $23 fire over night. lect Your Herald Range Now ENRCLLS YOU IN THE HERALD RANGE CLUB AND RESERVES ANY RANGE FOR FUTURE DELIVERY Detour at South Canaan en: Burlington, Burlington road. Under construction. Short de- tour around two bridges. Hartland, East Hartland mount- ain, route 133. Under construction. Present road is open for travel Harwinton, Burlington road, un- der construction. Short detour aound bridges, Short delays at steam shovel. New Hartford, Village of New | Hartford, route 17. 1s under construction. Short around bridge. | Norfolk, Canzan road 1s under construction. No detours. Plymouth, DBull Hea road, " BYRD INTIMATES HE'LL TRY !]EF V May {» ,1 Oct. 29 (PM—Conquer- c ocean by alr, from 1 or Paris in hine ild attempt val officer, who t ful ex- rth Pole, no an- ns of an kers would 1%, but later he 1 after ¥ e North Pole dash HERALD CLUB I BUYING N STOVE PIPE i AND GLASS RESTS FREE WITH EACH RANGE Ranges Stored Free of Charge Until Wanted. e v ] - \ OVER 3,000 HERALD RANGES NOW IN USE IN Salisbury, Lakeville - Millerton road is under construction. Detours | posted Thomaston, approaches to nolds bridge, Waterbury re ‘ struction, 1s under way J Torrington, Torringto .l ad, route 322. Br 13 : short detour around | 513-517 MAIN STREET bury - Watertown and 3 te. Open for tra Gulltord, no route Savings deposited by Hovember Ivrd | draw interest | from the 1Ist RIS Z| E NEW BRITAIN, CONN. There is nothing more effective for killing moths and sterilizing their eggs than Tanglefoot Spray. It is extremely powerful and absolutely safe. 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