New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1927, Page 24

L. MENCALLED UNTIDY DRESSERS British Girls Object to Their Wardrobes London, girls loo many Miss Ame and they wear more fro han we do. rica stnd But as for men, at any rate cans hollow 15 that it is We wanted 1o put pins in the men Al Smith Tl At Biltmore Holel Gov. ’Tl(\lll New York rmen of Il\ll lul’ \Il \l United States, buy of pickled or salt from this country f sumption. Pork espe some 1,000,000 po sumed last year. is molasses, which Bar countrics bt trom maic ny fish, me ships th 1ed touth DRUGI mu G STORES Madison, ot [V viged to Road Conditions in State of Connecticut Road conditions and detours in ccticut, ind repairs ighway Depa are as 1u| ows: Route No. East H st road is under constr 1elay to teaffic g is under to tratfic bury roas 101 No detour, Ronte No. S. approachies to Reny under cons e maintained 1-Shelton road is under t delay to traffi Joute No. 10. Middleton ymfield. from Rloomfield Coan- north, road is under construc- Traffic passing through Route No. 12, ruich-New London road in of Waterford and Montyille construetion. Open fo traf- oulders are incomplete Bridge over Prenties Mechanies &t under Open to ruction. cen minute o1 working. Route fiald—Hazar roconstri Rout. nsfield nstruction be Open to traffie. xpected are operating Route No. 110. Hartfore ler construction may where Windsor, detonr Route No. 111 Marlboro-Hebron six miles under 1 Through traffic detonr via Colehester and Amston. n-Middletown road. Detour ald last Hampton—Ov bridge of Cobalt is being reconsiruct Xo delay to traffie. Route No. 113, made | n-Haddam road is open | WTW IZRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, Route No. 114, Durham-Northtord road is under construction twenty minutes on one way traffic I Through traffic to New !should go through Guilford. Route No. 118. Alsop's Country Detanr posted to roal Corner ciub, Route No. Bridgeport-Newlown road, lerete construetion is under wav coway traffic with telephone con foute No. 125, irv-Depot Rridge bridge approaches No detours necedsary lk-Danbury read. Conerete nt completed exzept at the s Corner eut-off. Traffic uses without delay. Route No. 129, ille to New York state shovel grading un work ot under way No detour 1 Route No. Waodbury-Wat bridge un No detour Wity 3 30. rtown road exsary Route No. 131, Canaan, | Rock-So. finished Route No. 136 ~Toll Gate hill road, on cut-off under detours nece up town ruction road i rmar No ssary. Route No. 141, Scotland-Canterbury road is ier construction Very rough. Route No. 142, Woodstock—Mass. line construction. Open to Putnam-Woodatocl bridge is detour. ! Route No. 154, Washington-Woodhury steam shovel grading Short delavs probable Route No. 18 New Canaau-Poundr) ninder construction traffic. un- Open to traffic is under A i Little under construction. | River ] No voad under way 4 road is No delay to Route No. 308, Fairfleld—Rooster ri No delay to tra Rou Rloomfield— netfon South Wi nder constr hort. de Route No. 317, last Hartford—Silver street er construction. Ouen fo y traffic Route No. 322. o -Centor bridge is under tion. No delay to traffie. | Route No 324, West Haven—Forest street under co nstruction. Slight delay to traf- | fie. Route No. Westport-Fairficld, under construction. sco Cresk is Temporary bridge is in use Route No. 336, Amston-Hebron read s construetion. Open to traffic No Route Numbers. i Brooklyn-Canterbury road, bridge under - over Blackwell Brook is under con struction. oot of Bunker Hill to Cornwall | liridge under construction. Some- what rough for about two miles. Traffic open at all times. No detour. crystal Lake road, towns of Rock- ville and Elington under construe- tion. Somewhat rough. No detours. Harwinton-Turlington road is fin- Temporary bridge is In | There’s Joy in Every Cup lal (offee ourdine D}ou might as well have the best BRITAIN'S BERET FELT TAMS Regular 21 all color Special = 6 188 MAIN AT i 1 GOLDENBLUM COURT MOST POPULAR ‘Traffic delayed up to | Haven | ain ping road is | tour. | MILLINERY STORE SATURDAY 3 HOUR SALE 9 to 12 LUCKY P 150 FELT Jade to ’ TOMORROW ONL} Just Received 500 Velours, le to Satins, sell at $8. URCHASE OF 48 New Shipment of $ DRESSY HATS embroidered and beaded $4.95 MILLINERY CO. NEW BRITAIN “Mansfield—Bridze river on the Mansfie venville road is under const Open to traffic Newington- i Newington nn Road is open to traffi Newington—Clayton road der eonstruction, she Plymonth—Bull bridges are Short detour a road Head So. Caanan-Hunfsville closed. Detour through T lage. Bridges under Stafiord Spring under constr o over temporary nstru ummmu Wes bridge over built. Temporary constiruction, hu STUDENT-DRIVERS L ge under any elrcum- but no such bars have been A against the possession of ma- juniors. I, however, be or their automo- ruction. nd the hint has | si is un- g o | i case one of ar road, tc uetion his in termine ot ot an automo- from n would at least be one oad ls Vil- | bile ction — = Last Unknown Dead is ests 1 | Rcmm ed From Gettysburg Sepl. 23 (P-Two SEPTEMBER 23, 1927, FINDS VAUABLL: NECKLACE | cr, thinking it valucless, told him to | Belle Lunde Korndske, a {3-year Otley, Enk., Sept. 23 OP—All day [give it to his little sister. His | Holstein cow of the University of {lons Arthur Brown, 14-yvar-old er- | father suggested that they report| New Hampehire herd, yiclded more rand boy, carried & $2,500 [t to the police, who found the | than 10 tons of milk during the necklace in his pocket, unaws »,u\u rof the 138 uated peals. | year just completed. On three milk- of ity value.’ He had picked up the - ings a day, Belle gave exactly 20, iny string in the public road. | 10 TONS MILK 116 pounds of milk and £31 pounds £| When he brought it home his moth- | H, 23, P of butter fat = ONE (0\\ Durham, N, sept other interests | G.FOX & CO, Inc. Devartment Store . killed in the and buried on ! fell 64 nd re- metery here they disinterred National C¢ o battle irs ago. were the v the far as is known 4 to the d in the last 1o remain *d they belonge ops and were Kille rat day’s fighting ESS Wesleyan Unbversity Underclassmen Not to Keep Cars at College—Big Brothers to Suffer, Alwo. Middictown, ¢ The probability tha have less notor v this year than on any apparent population or prosy munity, but rath the powers that b rsity. The collegi ig brothers will not will be considerably 1t Members of the two will not be last does New Colors All Materials Alterations FREE As Low as ing, Sunburn, Bed Sor=s,all 5kin Soreness of Infonts, Children end Aduits. yhkes mf WD) Heals and Soothes Like Magic Greater VALUES THAN EVER BEFORE or ANYWHERE ELSE! HUNDREDS OF NEW FALL MODELS FOR EVERY MEMBER § OF THE FAMILY 4 MEN’S NEW FALL sms English Models NewMaterials All Sizes As Low as Open Your own Account! ASKINS 324 Main Street e — ‘Free Telephone Service from New Britain—Call 3500 EwW c% utumn — |FROCK Inexpensively Priced Al 162 Sizes for Women and Misses Now that days are actually cooler one feels the urgent need of stocking wardrobe rather gen- crously with good-looking fall frocks. To en- able you to do this without too great an ex- pense these charming frocks have been grouped at this price. Velvets Chenilles Velvet and Satin Combinations Satin Georgette Silk Crepes Jersey Wool Crepes Piece Novelty Wool Crepes Models G. FOX & Co. Inc.—DRESS SHOP—THIRD FLOOR One and Two GRAFF'S HAT SHOP 388 Main St., New Britain Hartford Store, 52 Asylum St. Formerly Roseben's Take a Look At Your Hat Everybody else that sees you sees vour hat. Does it add to your ap- pearance? It may not be so old and covers your head all right—but take it off—look at it—at yourself—put STETSON'S HATS it on again—and take another look, $8 and $10 GRAFF SPECIALS SUPERIOR ......... $5.00 IMPERIAL ......... $3.50 Won't you YALE CAPS ... $2and $2.50 be interested if we show you YOUR style and type of hat at a price you'll be glad to pay. You owe it to yourself to come in and let us help you select’ the right headgear that ex- actly becomes you. ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR—HE WEARS A GRAFF HAT