New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1927, Page 3

LIQUOR SALES AT WINDSOR ONTARIO, ARE AVERAGING ABOUT $13,000 A DAY Too Early to See Any Effects, Good or Bad, Ac- cording to Those Ad- ministering Province’s New Wet Law. Windsor, Ont. June 10 (UP)— Atter 10 days of government liquor | sale, Windsor is buying almost as much daily as it did the first few days after prohibition ended, but it isn't making so much fuss about it. Last week an average of 60 per- sons stood in line constantly in front of each of the two govern- ment liquor stores here. This week the average has been between 20 and 30. The line is there through- out the hours the store is open, and a staff of clerks inside is kept busy wrapping bottles. Sales $13.000 a Day Sales the first two days the stores were open last week were estimated unofficially at $15,000 a day. This week sales have averaged $13,000, and there was every indication the total would continue to hover around that mark. Arrests on charges of drunken- ness have fallen off remarkably since the sale of liquor started. The | daily average under prohibition was\ six, but since government sale of | liquor to be consumed only in homes or hotel rooms started, only one or two intoxication arrests a day have been made. No permits to tourists have been issued here yet. Officials hoped to start issuing them within a few more days. Predictions on what effect that will have on general 4rinking conditions differed widely. No Ofticial Opinion For the most part, persons in au- thorlty refused to express any, opinion on the effect of government lquor sale. It is too early to see | any results, good or bad, they b"‘, lieved. Mayor Cecil E. Jackson apd the chief of police both declined | comments, but Malcolm G. Camp-| bell, président of the moderation | league, an important factor in the campaign to end prohibition, praised | the: rasults highly. | Figures show a dec¢rease in drunk- | enness,” Campbell said. There has| been no disorder, and the law has beén as successful as {its sponsors belidved it would be.” Bootleggers were understood to be | continuing to operate sucéessfully | despite the government liquor sale. ‘i The drinking public seemed well satisfied with the new law,’ except that demands for more liquor stores were expressed in many quarte The complicated procedire for get- | ting liquor at the stores has caused some protésts. The purchaser has to go to one counter to flll out a purchase slip showing the amount of liquor he wants and.its cost; to | another to have his permit examined | and certified; to a third to pay for‘ his purchase, and to a tourth to 59!\ he liguor. ! New fabrics stimulate the speckled | rout and other fish in coloring and | design. | GUARA MAR !Road Conditions In Connecticut Road conditions and detours in the state of Connecticut made neces- sary by highway construction snd repairs, announced by the State Highway Departments as of June 8th, are as follows:— Route No. 1. Branford-East Haven road is un- der construction. No delay to traf- tic. East Lyme on the Post Road, bridge near Golden Spur is being reconstructed. Open to traffic. Fairfield-Mill River bridge is un- der construction. Ne delay to traf- fic. New Canaan-Poundridge road is under construction. No delay to traffic. Westbrook-Patchogue river bridge work on approach span. No delay to trafric. Route No. 3. Berlin, Beckley Crossing is under construction. Ne delay to traffic. Enficld—Enfield street is under construction but road is open to one way traffic. Newington avenue is under con- struction, but open to traffic. Route No. 8. Ridgfield—Main street and Dan- bury road. Shoulders completed. Manchester, Manchester-Hartford road is under construction. Through traffic from Hartford to Rockville should use short detour at Love Lane. Route No. 8. Thomaston, approaches to Rey- nolds bridge are under construction. No detour. Route No. 10. Middletown-Haddam road, grad- ing is under way. Slight delay to traffic, where shovel is working: Route No. 12. Norwich-New London road in towns of Waterford and Montville is k under. construction. Open to traf- fic. Through traffic will avoid this work by using the Norwich-Groton road on the east side of the Thames river. Route No. 17. Norfolk, Norfolk-W. Norfolk road is under construction. No detours, oné way traffic. Route No. 108. Somers-E. Longmeadow road is under construction, but open to trat- fie. Rockville-Somers road under con- struction, but open to traffic. Roate Na. 110. From Bloomtield Center road north, road is under construction, traffic passing through. Windsor and Windsor Locks, Hart- ford-Springfield road is under con- struction. Through traffic from Hartford to Springfjeld detour at Windsor going through Pépuénock and Suftiald. Route No. 111, Marlboro-Hebron, six miles under construction. open to traffie. but practically impassable. Meriden-Middletown road. Grad- ing is under way, road open to traf- fic. Short .section with ‘one way tratfic. Through tratfic advised to | detour via routes 346 and- 319 through E. Berlin Route No. 112, New Haven-Middletown road s under construction. No delay to NTEED KETS LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS, Ib. FRESH BROILERS, Ib. .. FRYING, ROASTING CHICKENS, Ib. .. CHOICE FRICASSEE CHICKENS, Ib. .. LEGS GENUINE | SPRING LAMB, b. ............. 35 A Limited Amount CHOICE YOUNG NATIVE FOWL,bb. ........... 3% PORK Roasts, Ib. .. 23¢ BONELESS POT SHOULDER Roast, Ib. . .. 20c ROASTS, Ib. 25¢ CLOVERBLOOM PRINT BUTTER, bb. ... GUARANTEED MARKET 70 WEST MAIN ST. i e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1927. ——— {the new way. traffic. bridge foundation under Ne detcurs necess: Route No. 126. Norwalk-Danbury road. Concrete Route No. 116. | completed from Norwalk to Wilton Farmington-Alsop's Corner to| where by taking the state aid road | Country Club, road is closed. Detour ' through Ridgefield ths steam shovel posted. | srading in Wilton and concrete con- | Route No. 121. struction with one way traffic north | Salisbury, Lakeville-Millerton road | of Branchville are avoided. 18 under construction. Road open to Route No. 133. 4 | travel. No detours. | Hartland Fast Hartland mountain Route No. 122. road is under construction Bridgeport-Newtown road, road is open to travel. No detours. | is under way. No Route No. 134. | ssary. | Tioute No. 125. road is uuder -construction. Roxbury-Depot Bridge, work on|open to travel. No detours Route No. 114. Durham-Northford road ls under construction. No delay to traffic. | steam under travel, under construction, | bridgs is under construction. | detour. Present | construction. Canaan. South Canaan-Lime Rock | Center road is under construction. Road | Open to traffic. Route No. Scotland, Canter constructior very rough Route No. 142 Woodstock-Mass. line Road Impassable. Fairfield-Old .Road is under delay to traffic Farmington, under construction. Farmington end of the road is closed. Little River Harwinton-Burlington No under construction, but | traffic. Newington, ain road s under construction. Road is open to traffic. No Route Numbers {tour at New Dritain end. Burlington Station, Burlington Newington and West Hartford, Williard street and Newington roads Kings construction. No is road open Pptnam-Woodstock, Route No. 176 Westport-Wilton, road is under No delay to traffic. No Detours. Bolton. Bolton Center road is un- | to traf der construction but open to traftic. Highway. | construction, open to traffic. is under construction. Scott Swamp road is Saybrook Junction road, and 10. is are under construction. to | tour around bridges. Newington-New Brit- under construction. Short de- | stock road is | Open to traffic. Newington-Clayton road is under [Meriden Man Saves Motor Car Driver From Suicide |' Hartford June 10 UP—A drunken 1 |driver attempted to jump from the | Connecticut river bridge late last Plymouth, Bull Head road, bridges night after a collision, out was pree Short de- | vented by Lemuel M. Cooley of Mere {iden, the victim of his driving. The road is|driver was too drunk to sive his Short detour. |name. Woodstock-South Wood-| Cooley, having parked his car on under construction. |the south side of the bridge before |going to the velodrome to attend the bicycle races, was turning around clerk in New York city |after the races when he was strick Old Saybrook-Essex cut-off. 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