New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 1, 1927, Page 10

§ § § ] i o e S~ s e 10 THUL 2SDAY DATLY HERALD, —%_— | WILLIANS DOUBTS PRESIDENT IS 0PPOSE WESTERN WSS 15 | TS WECCA 255,000 Cars in Berkshires ! By During Week Port Waal Flyer, Continuing T tive Is Too In N in automobiles shire county county over this number gistered out The count w under 1 Grenville N. Willis eizn. vel on ti e that on the ney h Adar The number of antomc New Ashford roud b aaginst 10 on the road. Tra road is con s road 16 on! the & 12,363 North Adar o national routes. Traffic on the B was comparatively | cars being counted Russell on Main st Gives No Reason, of Shipping Guns to War-iorn —Ban May Be Contested. (Continued from First Page) landed at Cherbourg from transat lantic liner on sixth day. S—Harbor ( ) miles —Belegrade to Constanti- | I liam $. 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