New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1927, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1927, 'Road Conditions |shovel grading on new location. | are considered markets for the lat- | want earthenware tubs called “soo- [steps to protect its visitors against | merce b 5 = Shoulders uncompleted. No detours | est type fixtures. | chow.” dishonest curio scliers, enu | In Connecticut | ccessary. | wit As a rule, the bath tub manu- In recent years, numbers of tour- Road conditions and detours in | Route No. 133 | | UNLY “RI]INARY he state of Connectieut made! Hartland, East Hartland Mount. | oired for exp = old sivle. South Africa Forbids ! have visited the Union and ) been asked to collect | land. os from the native ter- | zylyland produces wire eurios, sell them to tourists. ., 00s weird wire egg cups and 1\ Africa are grotesque wooden cagdlesticks, Zulu ornaments made the ge nameled iron S S overnment has realized tha 4 sary by highway construction ain road under construction. | up on four leg aira | Sale of Fake Curios i . 114 ss 1o crocodiles, H giraffes, O beads, such as necklaces, and and repairs, announced by the Present road is epen for travel. | Norway, howey emand that the| Cape Town, South Africa, April (10 take curlos wit |and ot qu 4 nimals anklets are also much sought after highway department as of April 20, Work suspended for the winter. | lezs be detachable, and the Chinese | 22 (P—South Afriica has taken So now all loval Chambers of Cor T ) ive ¢ Bechuan by visitors. are as follows: Route No. 134 | Canaan, South Canaan-Lime Rock | Branford-East Haven road is un- road i3 under construction, Road | construction. No delay to trar- | open for travel, Route No. 141 Post Road, | Scotland, Canterbury road is Whig Contemporary Not Im- pressed With Him ‘ — me on the er construction. No de- Spring 101, April 22 (P—To whig contemporary Abraham Lin- oln was not a great man, but a coramonplace individual whose tanding trait was hone: Orville H. Browning, rom Iilinois during Lincoln’s presi- ney and later a cabinet member, 1s left a diary covering the years om 1850 to 1581, soon to be pub- <hed by the Illinols Historical selaty, Browning and Lincoln were con- senator lay to traffic. Westbrooks - Patchogue river bridge, work on approach span. No telay to traff Westport-Ia 4. Bulkley road bridge is under construction. No delay to traffic, Route No. 2 Berltn, Beekley Crossing is under onstruction. Work 1 for the winter, No Enfield ion. Open for trav Route No. 111 Woodstock-Mass. Line road is ur der construction. Open to trafic. Route No. 144 Bridgs over Quinebaug river at | Wauregan s under construction. Open to trafic Route No. 158 Newtown-Rethel r onstruetion omplete Route No, Macadam | Shonlders \wcossary. onstruction, one 1 Route No. 3 Westport-Wilton 1oz construction. No gefield-Main street and Dan- Route road. Concrete completed. | In Preston t ders uncomplet No detours open to tra complete, mporary leaders in Tlinois olities. Browning succeeded Dot (s as senator and was serofary of uterior under Andrew Johnson. He thought Lincoln less capabla than (harles Seward, his tary of | necessary. tata, and scarcely ab an An- Manchester . € rew Johnson, his successor. The Pepysian chronicle, kept un- | his death in 1581, throws light on Lincoln. While holding Lin- ! nolds bridge ar iIn's friendship dear, Route No. iffered with him on slavery, ana | Middletown-Haddar eved its ract Injustice” too | inder way. Short reason for its abolition. 4 Route N Ha favored Judge Kdwin Bates —Norwich-New ¢ Missouri, independent whig, for 'owns o Waterford and Montville te presidential nomination given Under construction. Through fraflic | road » Lineoln in 1860, and made no [Will avold this work by using the !trafie, s 'to Lineoln: Norwich-Grofon road on the cast| Fairfiald-Old Kings night Lincoln | <ide of the Thames r under constrictior Route No. traft v Norfolk-W N | Tar SwamnlranAlis Ihinks we may be right in sup-|road i3 under construction. No under cor Harmizton) and osing Mr. Bates to he the best |tours. ! losed. Detour post- | nan we can 1 Route No. 101 After Lincol ination Brown-| Tn Chaplin the bridge at Sonth Harwinto ng support Chaplin is being constructed. No!der const . T believed detours, Newingten vention and lieve now that he Route No. 103 tindge Bates) could In Sterling, bridge is he he entire Re constructed. Open 1o traffie, the old whig Route No. 108 think others are hezinning 1o Somers-East Longmeadow road poct the same thir is under construction ‘ have made a mi i axlidee 5 } ton. Does At Washington, Rrowning was i1 Windso: T 3 o president’'s confidence 1 Hartord 1, q A e helr gradus dive ews parted ‘he Emancipation Pr firowning sought to dissuade Lin- oln from making it fir freot {3 un- Route No. 323 )] road {s un- No delay to traf- Route No. 8 der constr m Thomasten, approact : aTil No Route Numbers Rolton der constri I\\\\\\\\\ A | MITTNY lington Station - Burlington | bad {s under construction. | raffic, no detours, Eastford - Kenyonville under canstruction. Open to | 8 Highway fs No ds . v toy v Toom and we talk ahout the pre Norfollk, iin road s construction. | Road open ton and West Hartford, | ect and Newington road construction, Road is trafiic, Ol Savhrook road, r construction. Short bridges, Tolland, Tolland | ind Sufficld under construetion. | Route No. in Tolland | 7 Marihoro- N, sty : West Woodstack- non his ng f ho [der construc : <honld refuse to issue it there wonld | praetically fimy | he a rebellion in the north and that | Merid ldletown road. Grad- | . dictator would be placed over his | ing is under way ‘ S 0 Lo R e B e s R R e fhoud avos Bathing Hahxls_of v.s. | 110 hope. The proc fon will come | this road as much as possible | Are Spreading Abroad | God grant that it may not be pro ) No. 112 Washington, April 22 (A—Bath- roflve of the mischief T fear.” etown road is conveniently and often is ne | Of Lincoln's assassination Brown- construction. No delay to “r an American idiosyncrasy, it | 7 Wro! I sclosed in Comimerce Depart- “He disposed to he Route No. 12 ment tigures on plumbing material rient with the rebels Salishury, Lukevile-Millsrton road | export to smooth the way for their is under construction. Road open to For fiv urn to allegiance. 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