New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1927, Page 5

ITY PREPARING {TOOBSERVE UL 4 Tndustry and Business Wil Be Suspended for Day “The Glorious Fourth" will be ob- served throughout the city by a &general cessation of industry and trade, and a celebration in which both young and old will take part. ‘The city will take care of its share in the day's program, presenting fire- ‘works at Stanley Quarter park in the evening. A general holiday will he declared at the New Britain post office. There will be no deliveries of mail on Mondawand none of the windows at the office will be open. The last out- #oing mail will close at 10:45 a. m., standard time. Business will be suspended for the | day along Mafn street, the Cham- Rer of Commerce announcing that all the firms that are members of the organization are supposed. to be closed for the entire day. Drug stores wiil observe the Sunday hours, be- ing closed from 1 until 6 p. m. All New Britain factories will be closed. The North & Judd Mfg. Co. will close tonight and will reopen July 11. The Fafnir Bearing Co. will close for the day only. Lan- ders, Frary & Clark will be closed for a week for the purposc of taking inventory. The office of that con- cern will shut down for the day only. Most of the other manufactur- ing concerns will close their fac- tories from tonight until Tue: day morning, but the offices will only have the holiday.free. A baseball game is scheduled for Monday at 10 a. m. at Willow Brook park, when the Corbin Red Sox will | meet the Insilco team of Meriden. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon the Phantoms will meet the Laurels at Walnut Hill park in the Junior City league series. The tennis courts at ‘Walnut Hill park will be open throughout' the day and, while no special matches are scheduled, it is ‘expected that many people will take advantage of the make use of them. A special feature golf tournament in charge of Clesson W. Parker has Leen arranged for members of the Shuttle Meadow club and it is ex- pected that the matches will attract many devotees of the game. oppomunity to In the evening at 7:30 o’clock the | Philharmonic band, under the di- rection of Edward J. Lynch, will present a program at Stanley Quar- ter park. The program will be as tollows: Part 1 -— Opening, “America maréh, “Under the Double Eagle, Wagner; overture, “Poet and Peas- ant,” Suppe; popular songs, “What Does It Matter?” Berlin, and “Ain’t She Sweet?” Yellen; Spanish se enade, “La Paloma.” Yrodier; “Songs From the Old Folks,” Lake. ‘Part 2—Popular melodies, “Little Spanish Town.” Lewis & Young, and NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRID “That's My an-!hp-mppme-."'fllrttorl to Springfield detour at “High-High-High Up in Lewis; “Blue Skies,” Ber- lin; finale, “Jewels Triumphal,” Eng- lish. At the conclusion of the band concert the municipal display of fire- works will be staged in the open plot between the pond and Stanley street. There will be the usual exodus to shore, lake and mountain resorts, many parties planning to leave the | city Saturday and return late Mon- day night or Tuesday morning. Road Conditions In Connecticut Road conditions and detours in the state of Connecticut made neces- sary by highway construction and repairs, announced by the state highway department as of June 29, are as follows:i— Route No. 1 Branford-East Haven road is un- | crete construction. der construction. No delay to traf- | With telephone control. fic. Fairfield-Mill River Bridge is un- der construction. No delay to traf- fic. Greenwich-Boston Post Road, Cos Cob and Puts Hill under con- struction. No delay to traffic. New Canaan-Poundridge road is under construction. No delay to traf- fic. Stamford-West section of Boston Post Road under constfuction. No delay to traffic. Norwalk and Darien-Boston Post Road under constryction. No delay to traffic. Westbrook-Patchogue river bridge, work on approach, span. No delay | to traffic. Westport and Fairfield-Boston Post Road, Blacksmith and Buckley section under construction. No de- | Present road is lay to traffic. Route Enfield- construction, traftic. Newington Ave. is under construc- tion, but open to o v traflic. Route No. 3 On the Hampton-Brooklyn Roud the bridge over Blackwell Brook is being rebuilt. Temporary bridge in use. street is Route No. 8 Thomaston, approaches to Rey- nolds bridge are ueder construction. No detour. Startford-Shelton road s under construction. No delay to traffic. Route No. 10 Middletown-Haddam way traffic at Higganum Route No. 12 London road in aterford and Montville is under construction. Open to traffic. Through traffic will avoid this work by using the Norwich-Groton road on the east side of the Thames River. road, one- Route No. 17 Norfolk, Norfolk-West Road is under construction tours, one-way traffic. Route No. 108 Rockvillc-Somers road is struction. Detour posted. Route No. 110 Norfolk To de- under but road is open to | | | | shovel grading under way. No de- ‘Windsor going through Poquonock and Suffield. Route No. 111 Marlboro-Lebron, six miles un- der construction. Bridge construc- tion requires detour of about five miles. Through traffic advised to de- tour via Colghested and Amston. Meriden-Middletown road. Grad- ing is under way. Road open to traf- flc. One-way traffic where concrete pavement i3 being laid. Through traffic advised to detour via routes 346-and 319 through West Berlin. Route No. 114 Durham-Northford road is under construction. No delay to traffic. Route No. 116 Farmigton-Alsop's corner to Country Club, road is closed. Detour posted. Route No. 121 Salisbury, Lakeville - Millerton road complete. Route No. 122 Bridgeport-Newtown road, con- One-way: traffic Route No. 125 Roxbury-Depot Bridge, work on the new bridge approaches under way. No detours necessary, Route No. 126 Norwalk-Danbury road. Concrete completed from Norwalk to Wilton where by taking the State Aid road through Ridgefield the concrete ¢onstruction above and below Branchville with one-way traffic at cach placg is avoided. Newtown-Hawleyville road. New bridge under construction, One-way traffic across temporary bridge. Bethel-Grassy Palin road. Steam tours necessary. Route No. 133 Hartland, Kast Hartland Mount- ain road is under construction. open to travel. No detours, Canaan-Lime road-South Canaan road is under construction. No de- tours. 4 Route No. 141 Scotland-Canterbury road construction. Open to traffic. Route No. 142 Woodstock-Mass. line, road is un- der construction. Impassable. PutnamWoodstock, ~Little River Bridge is under construction. No de- tour, under Route, No. 335 Westport-Fairficld-Sasco bridge under construction porary bridge is in use. Route No. 336 Amston-Hebron road is construction. Open to traflic. No Route Numbers Burlington Station, Burlington Center road is completed. | Bolton, Bolton Center road s un- der construction but open to traf- fic. Farmington, Scott Swamp road is Creel Tem- under SATURDAY! # under construction. Farmington end of the road is closed. Harwinton-Burlington road is un- der construction. No detours. Newington, Newington . New Britain road isc under construction. Road is open to traffic. Newington and West Hartford, Willard street and Newington roads are under construction, but is open to traffic. Short detour. Newington-Clayton road is under construction, open te traffic. 0Old Saybrook-Essex cut-off. Road is under construction. Detour via Saybrook Junction road routes 1-and 10. Plymouth," Bull Head road, bridges are urnder construction, short detour around bridges. ‘Voluntown-West Greenwich Center road. Bridge over Pachaug Brook is being built, temporary bridge is in use. 3 West - Woodstock-South Wood- stock road fs under construction. Open to traffic. MOTHER GENOT' CAFE EACLUSIVE Restaurant Near Bourse Caters to Select Paris, July 1 (A —Madame Genot, | called “Mother Geno,” by her Eng- lish-speaking following, and Mere Genot” by her compatriots, doesn’t serve all sundry in her lit- tle restaurant near the Bourse, the stock exchange of Paris. 1f the gentlemen who beseech her to prepare a succulent lurcheon or “La| dinner for them and their friends ap- pear to be people of quality and re- finement, she turns her little shop inside out to produce the meal. But if they do not seem to be her kind no waving of dollars, pound notes or francs can persuade her. “La Mere Genot” has catered in her time to most of the great of the earth. Edward VII of England, President de Alvear of Argentina, & host of diplomets, statesmen, sol- diers and men of affairs have been among her steady customers. She is 80 used to that sort of patronage that she executes her menus only “sur commande.” You cannot drop into her modest little place and ex- pect to be served on the spot. It simply isn’t done. “I will not serve truffles in De- cember,” says “La Mere Genot,” “because they 'aren’t ripe at that season. My customers must let me be the judge of what is reasonable. Otherwise I shall have rothing at all to do with them. “Nor will I allow my. gentlemen clients to smoke between courses. “The food I serve here is essen- tlally and simply French, We French have spent 20 centuries per- fecting our cookery, and we have no lessons to learn from &nybody.” “La Mere Genot” enjoyed the unique privilege of going to the tront in the winter of 1915 to serve a Christmas dinner to ler son, & sergeant, and all members of his | section. with its severe itching and burning quickly soothed and cleared away by Resinol Imported GOLF HOSE New Colors and Fancy Patterns $1.00 . $4.50 GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE Cor. Main and SED ALL DAY JULY BUY 1S HERE. THE POPULAR MARKETING West Main Sts. ND BUY FOR TWO DAYS. OUR STORE WILL 4TH. THE BEST PLACE TO PLACE. AY, JULY 1, 1927. Fourth of July Offer Special, Tomorrow, Saturday and also: M3y Flowsers { After Saturday the Price will be 50c. May Flowers Gace Powder Regular 75¢ Size Box at 9c. Here indeed is an intreductory offer that deserves your immediate heed-—-for on Monday and there- after this charming face powder will be 75 cents per box, May Flowers contains a small per- centage of cold m, so that fts soft satiny texture adheres smoothly and ev to the ekin , . . . and prevents drying. Therefore buy liberally—of your favored shade-~an opportunity like . this seldom 3 ES—Whie Tepeats, In a dainty gold metal vanity-efor) loom on lips and cheeks. tint is natural rose, water-proof, of course, and will retain its warmth of color until you remove it with cold cream. Remember, the price fo 50 cents after, Saturday, Fourth of July Sale YouSave 67c Tomorrow at Our Toilet Dept. u!f?zr Saturday the Price will be 75€. For Your Holiday T oilet Needs “Yankee Rose,” Holden & Fr: OCTAGON selection, “The Prince of Pi Taiders; popular the O1d Accordion Man,"” Donaldson ; “Fifty Milllon TFrenchmen Can't Be Wrong, Rose-Rashen-Fisher; RINSO Por Laundry 2 for 90 (Limit 2 to customer) From Bloomfield Center north, road is closed. Detour selections, , | ed. Windsor a Hartford-Spri constructio road post- Dona Castile Laundry Soap Hindsor . Locks, (The New Castile Soap) vu..l‘.? ":-gngl is ,\1(1‘\(2111 2 for loc 3 cakes and a full size wwough traffic from | (Limit 2 to customer) Face loth. 25C e ROUGES Al for ../t All 50c sizes ... 450 Pompeian Melba Princess Pat Luxor Djer Kiss Armand Mello Glo Ayeristocrat g LIPSTICKS / Princess Pat-........ 23¢ Pompeian . Armand Luxor . Tange . l i | | 391—401 MAIN STREET IF 391—401 MAIN STREET Special Toilet SOAPS JERGENS 1 LUX Woodbury Seap Tomorrow, 3 for 54CJ Eéggo Choice 3 for 21 c —CUTEX— MANICURE SETS WEEK-END SETS YOU CAN'T FIND ROOM TO PARK YOUR CAR IN FRONT OF OUR STORE JU DRIVE AROUND TO THE REAR—YOU WILL FIND PLENTY OF SPACE TO LOAD UP There's a NewTaste inTown It’s the tempting taste of Heinz Sandwich Relish. This new relish makes just about the best sandwiches yon ever ate. And they may be kept fresh and good for hours after you make them. Heinz Sandwich Relish is delicious as a stuffing for cggs or tomatoes. Or spread on crackers. Ot served with fish, _orcold meats. Or combined with a little Heinz Ketchup or Chili Sauce to make Thousand Island Dressing. The minute you try it, you'll think of a dozen more ways to use it. Heinz Sandwich Relish is * made from chopped crisp, sweet pickles and other good things mixed with smooth, rich may- onnaise. And it is "made by Heinz". 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