New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1927, Page 15

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1927. A the direction of Point Brrrows into Route No. 101 Route No. 142 traffic. Tolland, Tolland-Vernon road fis [in winter one sees & hardy, peassnt the realm of the polar bear. In Chaplin the bridge ata South| Putnam-Woodstock, Little River| Fairfield-Old Kinks Highway. | under construction. Short detour. 1 I AN u E and his wife walking barefoot im Chaplin is being constructed. One- [Pridge is under construction. No| Road is under construction. No de-| West Hartford, West Main street the snow. ! = | . way traffic. detour. lay to traffic. | is under construction. Short detour When peasants go to town on Road Condlfio!ll Route No. 1038 Route No. 142 Farmington, Scott Swamp road is| over Beach's Estate. _ market day, or to church on Sua- Connecticut People In Sterling, bridge is being recon-| Woodstock-Mass. line, road isfunder construction. Farmington| West Woodstock-South Wood- days, they carry shoes with them der construction. Impassable. end of the road is closed. | N until they reach the city line or d conditi d detours in |structed. Open to traffic. un b stock road is under constructien, y y e w fl[ Bfi H ,h:‘“st,(," of °"ED::,cm..,_ made Route No. 108 0N M'flq )°~hll4 =i gar“'inton-uqulnzrc\{n d,"“ 1!‘open to traffic. the church steps and thsn they put To [ necessary by highway construction| Somers-E. Longmeadow road is ridge over Quinebaug river under construction. No detours. | Pl‘&[&l‘ Tm Mflfl t ing |them on. They are immediately i 0] 4 under construction, but open to traf- | Open to traffic. Newington, Newington-New Brit-| x | N (R (1] taken off as soon as the feet turn ys #direpatra announced ibyathoimato/i vy Route No. 158 aln road s under construction. | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ‘“’51 g homeward. Far North highway department as of May 18t | ™5 ociville-Somers road under con-| Newtown-Bethel road, macadam|Road is open to traffic. Short de- | FOR YOUR WANTS Shoes Most of the! peasénits) audt the P Ronte No. 1 struction, but open to traffic. construction completed. Shoulders| tour at New Dritain end. | | lower classes in the cities as well, s Branford—East Haven road is Route No. 110 uncompleted. No detours necessary.| Newington and West Hartford, [ when they are not barefoot, clothe Oakland, Cal, May 20 UP—Eight| under construction. No delay to| Bloomfleld road is under construc- Route No. 176 Willard street and Newington roads FEmrr e n i) | Bucharest, May 20 (P—The foy of [thelr feet in a very primitive man- 0 number, as virile, vigorous and | traffic. tion, traffic passing through. Westport-Wilton road fis under|are under construction, but is open Since 1915— golng barefoot, which ends with |DeF: Heavy homespun stockings, full of vim c Fast Lyme on the Post road,| Windsorand Windsor Locks, Hart. | construction. ~No delays to traffic. to traffit. fccall sei | g sometimes two or three layers of 5 as a Cook county elec| |t O Golden Spur is boing |ford-Springfield road is under con- Route No. 323 Old Saybrook-Essex cut-off. Ro,d] Standard for all sets |childhood 1n most countries, con-|tnem, are pulled high up on tne leg. tion were the Chicago Sea Scouts constructed. One-way traffic on|Struction. ~ Through traffic from ‘Waterbury-Cheshire road is under|is under construction. Detour over 2 tinues through life for the majority |The soles are then covered again Who sailed through the Golden|ite sow byidge. |Hartford to Springfield detour at|construction, No delays to traffic. | Saybrook Junctlon road, routes 1 g of Rumanians. | with a gondola-shaped Li% of rough ate on the “Northern Light” and| Falrfield—Mill river bridge is|Windsor going through Poquonock No Route Numbers and 10. | 12024724 71 Through all the countryside and (leather bound with throngs. When deaded for Arctic regions. | under construction. No delay to|and Suffield. 3 Burlington _Station, Burlington; ~Plymouth, Bull Head road.| RADIO /TUBES even in the city shoes are spurned |these ‘are put on for the winter The Sea Scouts, maritime cousins | traffic. Route No. 111 Center road i43 une{er construction. { Bridges are under ronslrucnon.[ by adults as well as youngsters|they stay on until spring, night and » the Boy Scouts, range in age| New Canaan—Poundridge road is| Marlboro-Hebron, six miles under Open for travel. No detours. Short detdurs around bridges. | most of the year. Sometimes even |day. trom 15 to 20 years. They are the under construction. No delay to|construction, open to traffic, but Bolton, Bolton Center road fis Vuesst of John Bordaa. wealthy | traffic. practically impassable. under construction, but open to Chicagoan, member of ths National| Westbrook — Patchogue river| Meriden-Middletown road. Grad- | es———————— Bea Scout Councl, who has made | bridge, work on approach span. No|ing is under way. Slight delay to | Yeveral trips 1ato the far north, ex. |delay to trafic. [ traffic. Through traffic advised to ploring, hunting big game and| Westport — Fairfield, Bulkley|detour via routes 346.and 319 8 Whaling. | bridge is under construction. No fthrough East Berlin. 9 The “Northern Light” was built| delay to traffic. Route No. 112 : oy Borden expressly for the Borden- | Route No. 2 New Haven-Middletown road is Ficld Museum Alaska Arctic expe-| Berlin, Beckley crossing is “Mgrlundgr construction. No delay to dition. It is a yacht of the auxillary | construction. No delay to traffic. | traffic. ! power schooner type, displacing 500| Enfield, Enfield strcet is under | Route No. 116 tons. 2 | construction, but road is open to| Farmington — Alsop's Corner to A polar bear hunt in the frozen |one-way traffic. | Country club, road under construc- rastes has “ been promised the Newingtén avenue is under con- |tion. Traffic passing through. Juvenile adventurers. . struction, but open to traffic. | Route No. 121 The six or seven months in the Route No. 3 | Salisbury, Lakeville-Millerton road frozen north will not pe a “dog's| Ridgeficld—DMain strect and Dan- |i8 under construction. Road open to Mfe” for the husky young sailors' bury road. Concrets completed. | travel. and thelr mascot, a St. Charles | Shoulders uncompleted. No detours Route No. 122 < TG00 STORES DARvARI Spaniel. It isn’t that kind of ship.|necessary. . | Bridgeport-Newton road, steam L ® e Approximately $1,000 went into the| Manchester, Manchester-Hartford |shovel grading is under way. One- s : gold plating and marble top of one | road is under construction. Through | way traffic at congested places. Scientists believe roaches wash bowl. Faucets and pipes that|traffic from Hartford to Rockviile Route No. 123 show are of heavy plated gold. | should use short detour at Love| Roxbury-Depot bridge, work on spreadcmcer.Besafe.Km 1t is not only the first time the | Lane. |the new bridge foundation under| them and other dangerous cold waters at the top of the world | Route No. 8 {way. No detours necessary. i i : have been invaded by Sca Scouts,| Thomaston, approaches to Re Route No. 120 household insects with but also it probably will he the'most | nolds bridge are under construction, | Norwalk-Danbury road, steam = Powerful Tanglefoot Spray. 1 7 luzuriously equipped expedition: to Route No. 10 | shovel grading on new location. The | Preventreinfestation by also break Polar ice. The 149-foot yacht| fiddletown-Haddam road, grading | Shouiders are uncompleted. No de- | yging Tanglefoot Roa was constructed at a cost of $250,-|ig ynder w Slight delay to traf- | tOUrS oLy &l:‘;n Pg?qd:n ©00. | fie, where shovel is working. | Route No. 133 i o ich With two radlo receiving "‘5\ Route No. 12 | Hartland. East Hartland Moun- aboard, the young explorers will not Norwich-New Ionden road in | tain rcad is under construction. The know the lomesomeness of the old ! towns of Waterford and Montville is | Present road is open for travel. No sart §1.25; glnl’ko"),‘pinlm: uper - Sprayer 330 days of Peary and Cook, the cutter tunder construction. Open to traffic. | detours. “Rear” and the “Boxer.” | Through traffic will avoid this work | Route 134 “What do we call the pooch?|by using the Norwich-Groton road| Canaan, South Canaan-Lime road | He's no pooch,” sald the spokesman. | on the east side of the Thames is under construction. Road open | ¥He's a $10,000 dog and his name’s| river. - | for travel. | 'Elfg Rocket"." Route No, 17 ! 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