New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1929, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1929. — o | lis under co Short detour |ing for one mile One-way traffic | being oiled. | Enington-Melrose road is being| Jiitare abllage braw wnien TnAEBTLY (8 Es Bane biniemk Eovopatoo T |around bridge near Mass. line. No|subject to delay of one hour or more Route No. 337 [olle alternate r te. i\\h- n ledgek is blasted [ West Haven—T h street, road Killingworth-Chester road, grad- startled the collegiate world by d:-|awarding letters and it was mot | delay feating Brown and Harvard in one| until a recent faculty meeting that | Westbrook, Clinton-Deep R Route 150 lon cut-off and in front of Cox's is|ir | ot the most exciting races ever held | it was decided to reward him for Route No. § ad for 4 miles affic. | der construction. | [} | sim still s a LA Winche Rowley street bridge. | ““Now Proston.Warre ol e sl his part in bringing renown to M ‘ should | Lisbon, N >nt - Canterbury road | [ thusiast, maintaining a 1 | Winsted, under construction work 1st sachusetts “Aggie” by the victo over the two crack t{eams of t being oiled is under cor iction for miles . . |oft m’f}\""g“’i"‘ h:non- of -the P past. Wash Silk Costumes Popular At =mer « ot egisment, S rtean enovaln e 8 O fremen e CompetediSiy mesiz vz macomy o v Famed French Resort Bkl ‘ lelay at present Route No. 153 rwich-H Route No. 10 shoulders | Granby road is | kertown road is un- | on for 2 mi The authorities agreed th avel Connentiont Regata in 871 |57 2™ e ty M's similar to those award=d |of his college days. Cre i ays, averaging | 1l students who distingaished them- elves on teams of their Alma Mater |were lighter than today. between Clarendon, Va., July 19 pounds. In the old | Fifty-eight ¥ ter he s 6-men shells, Wl hould be given Simpson and Leon- |pated in the men crews prevail, ard. —————EYES EXAMINED —/——] vard-Massachus PG Connceticut river, Henry B ~ | unest theexperts’ aoos iy Fra . Goodwin [ , of Clarendon, rece: S| sport was discontinued because prac- letter M. | tice handicapped by the distanes son and George college from the Connecticut . Mass., ar it open to traff Hartford No Route Ashford, a section of the West- |0 L« ma- | ford-Willington road is under con- | | structi Traffic can pass. | Darkhamste Pleasant Vi uction, short s north | wbrook road, 5 3 miles n-Woodbury road der way Deauv costumes lays thers | to travel slow- | now 8- ctions road 1d-Milton road is on. Short detour > cautioned construction ur under around | S i road is under co Route No. 158 ewtown-Redding road, | nin- wadam under construction.. and Waterbury over Mt around bri | route. Beacon Falls der construction. No delay. Bethany-Carrington Hill construction. No |* tour Pines Bridge is un- Iorse Pond road, Eyesight Specialist Leonard of Tel. 1905 the sole sur-|river, . : husetts Agri-| Athl sleeveless coats on road macadam Route t Harttord 1geport : under const number 124 over | ) o L five ¢ Bethel-Newtown | © macad- | 327 Main St. ing crowds on t ability in Simpson's col- | |bm————=GLASSES FITTED tennis cou = 5 surface - Thamaston t Short Short detour | No altern: ute No. 168 umbull roud is | route No. 3 nproved road north of Co- t open to tr crryvilla - Ave., construction. Shoulders in- ren and from the end of | somplete, No alternate route | of Columbia | = Brooklyn-Pomfret. An improve- the end of improved road | ment is being made on the Pomfret t Lebanon. A power shovel is at | Brooklyn road, and delay to motor. work on an excavation. Si s may be expected where grading | © tion fre 3 $ndos struction. t h water. No alter. road south Milford — Merryall shovel gradir tion undc New Hartf under constru Oxford-Qu road, and macadam o detours, | road is being laid 1velers extreme care in p, BRITAIN'S SHOPPING CENTER.; CASH YOUR FACTORY PAY CHECKS HERE TOMORROW! NEW Stafford road is Route No. 101 -Hartford sing through Route No, 182 s Farms road, wa- | terhound m. m under construc- | tion. No d to traffic. | Putnam Ground road, is mile. | m-Montville, Colchester road | construc | Danbury . |cadam Shoulders Route No. 313 | Du So. Windsor, Wapp- |der c road is 2| Dr antown road, n tion completed. | ings uncompleted m-Wallingford road is un- truction. No delay. | Haddam—Town street is un- |13 r co ‘tion for one mile. No| = 1 delay to traffic. C on, but open to traffic. — { DI AR vk Fast Morris-Watertown road on the Baltic I'rank- | Road Conditions i ":' L LI 1% ing oiled for 1 'rm,r!»”r mnm»mvmln o n rod w mw]rlw Lol ing ! X \ b : el . Nliington, Sadds Hill road is ver I3 irook. Motorists are State of Connec s | ¢ t ore road, shoulders|der construction, but ope . extreme care in pass. | a oaah ne-| Wind Hartfor | . the St ALL NEW LATEST MODELS Route No. | No detours. truction for all Hill 2 miles, eing oiled for | road is under | petunia comment Route No. Orange-Or : LR r construction State H epar t £ Route No, 4 being done is difficult and No. Stonington. road is un Grading operations are | vehicles can pass although delay and rough ill be encounter and East Lyme -} wwen ¢ Route No. 112 | y ton Hill shoulders r Stoningto shoulders Branfor ing oiled f Milford—FPost r ing oiled rs being Route eh road is 1 Route N Mid Route N Canaan-$S; Hill ommence 0. Windham constructed and delay to traffic may he expected. Ma WHITE, PASTELS and OTHER oiled fo mile struction No. lete. 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