New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1926, Page 12

COLD WAVE SHOWS 1,z e s CHELSEA'S MAYOR SOME HODERATION Even Now, Fowever, West Stil Shivers Chicago, Dec. 15 action today from cold wave, an in temperature Th promised by weath with the unt that even wi cury will be co mal for the The front of swirled down f ed rapidly across the y below {n some T 60 Mile A 60 mile gale w and mist fro; B n miles o Probably a s 2s a result of i damage was done to | phone lines by motor and train ¢ by heavy snow in some areas. of the damage had been repaired today in the Min nd Wiscon- sin areas, and s were being opened ‘While most of t ed and read weathe tists at Washington added a note of possible eart from sun_spot Sun Spots Increase Naval observatory officials sun spots were incres g trouble was ahead for the world. Last year observations st spots 216 out of 218 crease over 1925, An the number and fir netic distur? in result next within the m: n of the p sun spot cycle in the latter part 1928, HIGHWAY ASSETS ARE S38.636,700 State Roads, Bridges and Fer- ries Are Inventoried said and that increase in ity of mag- year, they Connec ed annual rep troller to tt state comp- governor the eral assembly. Of this amount, the value of trunk line bridges h: placed at $4,026,500 and $14,000, leaving a v e of 616, 200 placcl on the 2 miles of roads in the trunk line and state aid Eystem. The report shows that the capital Investmert in graded roads of al types, without surfacing, is repr sented at $19,520,900. This is con- eidered the permanent value, which | does not depreclate. The valuation per mile has been put at $10,000 at t The bridge hav vorld will ! o |the graded road stage. 160 for 232 miles. This surfacing, has a value of $20,000 per mile, the | report shows with depreciation at the | rate of twenty per cent a year. In bituminous concrete surfaing, the | state has about 154 miles, also val- ued at $20,000 . mile, or a total of of $2.477,150 after deducting a de- preciation of fifteen per cent. Concrete and brick surface covers about 333 miles, having a value of 330,000 a mile and depreciation at | the rate of five per cent a year. net inventory va 90 for the concrete ar ro: e inventoried as fol- lows; Milford 5 0 Thames River, tion 10 per cer Haddam per cent; CHRISTHAS CHEER MAY BE SCARCE That Is, “Cheer” of Botlled Variety Dec. ors for C 15.—(M— Im ‘ashington, mas will be e, it Lincoln C. rews, com- \der in chief o goverr rohibition forces, has been y informed, and has his way, “under co ment agents will rds to secrecy r ouse, After a canvass of I infor ion, he smugglers a er up the boot s, and that the icy bl sweeping out from th tern shorcline chil blood only of innoc {no trace of histor! reported there. Meanwhile, the tions committe of the er rent g one of his most press It ha nserted in the post o appropriate for the activities of the prohibition unit'’s “under cover” men, wh |was eliminated in the house c point of order b t nission for expen ire of the without advance accounting. are arries Opponents of the “under cover” ! on in the ouse contended that the method of nd the money it would authorize was cor y General Andr 29-Year0ld Alderman Elected SWEPT FROM J0B Over Him 5 (P—Mayor Law- e times chief ex- | who has twice ral court for al-| a huge rum | rom office by | s year old for- | rman. v's defeat was the feature | tate-wide city elec- 1S re- lcading his | wrest opponent by 2,500 votes. | In Revere, Mayor John E. Walsh | leading his nearest competitor | 00 votes and his re-election | lieved certain yoralty balloting in Mel- Albert M. Tibbetts return | thout opposition. In Medford, Ed 18 re-elected mayor, Devir for a third * Lester CI hold for and , for a third te 1y's ard H. Larkin | as was John m in M am Johnson of North | the endorse- | s party, won over | opponent. Tn West- | Representative Harry vas elected third mayor rost city. ning with m Stopford was re- | and Mayor Ed- | but in | . Sweeney candi- and school com- ir democratic op- s to defeat by a two to one | | | | | ardware Business Is Creater Than in 1925 | Yo | | | Dec. 15 (A—December | very satisfactory in the | ol dware mar- say tomor- are market at press time of approximate. per cent more thar ale h are Age w weekly hard billia |& > demand for st lines s | ely light. rly heavy | f the eastern markets | stimulated a heavy demand for | d sn and prac lines are depleted. | ctions generally are reported | fair. ‘ Is a : Marion Talley Refuses | promising. 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