New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1929, Page 18

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 25, 192 Route NO, WONEN'S SWOKING | = STIRS FLITE CLUB = No. ler Route No. Ash Trags Precipitaie Row in , morosr-Gitonts Chicago Sociely Asphal 102 tford-Ne 104 109 Warreny d-Pt —When th Rouate No. 11 Route No. The Route 2 (a smoking Na. 121 No. 131 Route Route No. Road Conditions in Htate of C nnncmcut Route No. rook Oht Route So. Windsa No. toute No, i - Willimz Route t Lyme oiled No. B Route Route No. Route R toute No. -Newfi = mi No Route Num m]mg uncompleted ! Route alisbury-Gr nder construc luround bric Zalternat ‘ 1 * “Enfield Zoiled for East ‘shoulders | Route No. Winchester—Rowley st *Winsted, is » under _ Short our Route No. 10 Bloomfield, Granby road is u =construction, but open to traffic. | % Haddam, Hartfc ybrook road, | +shoulders being oiled for 4 miles. me ® Middletown, Hartford - rook | 7 “10ad is being oiled for & miles. 2 Route No. 12 Norw No. Route field No. Beacor Ialls, c No tructior Bolton tion, | Tolton. stree constric o Bristol ille No alternatc -Pomfret. A ing made on 1 dela fer | compl is rooklyn roa ¥ be say lders be 4 Killi #he 5 Route No, Avol : anAntidote W - for Hot Weather A frosty bottle of ice- cold Root Beer makes hot days seem cooler. Keep a good supply on hand for all the family. You'll like it, and it's good for the children. Get a bottleof Wil liams' Root Beer Ex- -» tractfrom yourgrocer. {1t will make 80 glasees , sparkling —takes only with you. ¢ an hour to prepare. WiLLEAM}: ; ?oogeer £ EXTRAC We trus. Headquarters for Lace Curtains Absolutely the | Display in the Cit et and Fines Prices. BLOOMBERG’S 328 MAIN SIREET New ton Hil venue expected where 57 No | road 1 dlyme road 316 bers ige is un No v. road oul in “Yout n improv the Pomfret ¥ to motor- ing You take your tires Thci‘C,S waiting—no red tape. MAI tain shoui- and \1\1 No dela _| Appa Morris. ville, Colchester il t open Ratlic road for 2 milt rozd is 1o traific -No. 1 ow bridge is hei Motorists xtreme carc —A Xlin road i section of It being oiled Ekonk Hi nstruction. Ma cing laid the Sterling Travel i No. Stonin inder itions on- pass delay encount and steam shovel g g and macad ucticn under way. No detours Windham Center, No. Windhan road is being constructed and delay to t may be acing is b Windsc ocks street is - n to traffic lay o due to hridac jon, Woodt Hurlburt No d Patents Issued io . Connecticut People following patents have been issued by the U. 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Knives 3 | i News Indicates Chinese Disaster Horse Two Years Old 1 Great Magnitude HagiNeyer Haven Klein, Mont., July —— deep in a coal mine h July 26 (UP)—Hun- | ¥ear-old mare which has ne natives perished in the |an ultra-violet ray, ting explosion of the am- | €ven seen the sun, offers ¢ n stores at Yunnaniu, China, |for health investigators. stated today in| mare is in vigorous health ports of the dis- |high-spirited, her coat glossy a ¢ to reach Hong Kong stands a head taller than ot than 1,000 buildings in the mine that have been explosion ' for periods, according to her listrict like a Charles Fletcher. carthquake. All foreigners mir- cher plans to bring i escaped injury mal to the surface soon. Arguments Trenches in Streets as to whether she will adjust herseif dug in th to new conditions with a few blinks while the rescue work w about dazzed and blinded to protect the city from mar will he settled then Machine guns were kept ford, assignor to H. L. Judd Drapery }n list compiled from | cagette by iy M istered Arms Mfg we o to alter ssignor Hartford fartford- Recuperator ar and icture therefor Albert ¥ n. New ieometric hops anc Ha- ven, assignor to Th Tool Die head. Luis Dellorez, to The Texas Co., atus for flow Hammond Dr., Associ Medicament 21l Mfg. Co., Mi or power transm and convey purp Sons, \fret ition, Inc control and L. H Fhos (o ! rwalk , a two- ddletown. sion suilford [ Guy ele- Kong. . problem tridgeport er's and door knock Mad Its and tubular stoc ard J, T r and T nors t rrade Mark Applicants were which vio- truction shes \uu 1 Char samuel H srp.. Bridgeport ani- hs. or Conn Waterbury Jo, Ine Mir orr > streets 1. |or stumble by the light \ment. Trenches were or. 2 patents) ard C. L gnme In v M ating r lephon \struments ereof proce: New Orleans Canines Fave Their Own Hotel New Orleans, July 26 (P—"With or without bath, Sir Rover?” might the proper question in New Or- leans' latest hosteliy—a hotel for dogs. 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