New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1929, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FIIDAY, NOV. “.T‘TV‘ 1, .1929. " CHINESE BOYOTT | PLAN PROTESTED Japanese Tnsist Present Methods 0f Neighbors Unfair Kyoto, Japan, Nov. 1 (P\—Japan- cse indignation at Chinese bhoycoi- ting was voiced today in round tabie discussion of the Institute of Paci- | fic relations meeting here. nosuke Odagiri, the Yokohama specie bank, pre- sented a statement insisting the em- ployment of the boycott in- strument of national poli he banned by a pact similar to the Kellogg-Briand peace pact. Some Chinese delegates to the in stitute admitted the probable of the boycott to enforce Chinese de- mands for the abolition of extra territorially, but other Chinese dis- agreed that this threat impended The led to further discus- on of extraterritoriality, with gen- eral agreement the broad princi eventually must be abandoned, the sooner the better, although som Chinese pointed the weakn of present Chinese judicic ments. Plans presented by Dr. James T. Shotwell, American professor at Co lumbia university, for supervision of judiciary administration by the Hague tribunal or a substitut: brought widespread approval the delegates. A Chinese man, however, stressed new system must be suspicion of ing by the power: arrange- among spokes- that any free from any been imposed = Road Conditions In State of Conneecticut | Road conditions and detours in the State of Connecticnut mad hy highway construction, r oiling announced Highway 30th, ar necessar airs and by the Connecticut Department, as follows Route No. 3 own road shovel grading and constiuction on new location. No detours Route No. 6 Bolion - Manchester, Manchester Willimantic turnpike is 1 striuction. One-way tr delay. Windham-Chaplin oiled as of Oct. bury - der con- slight road is being Route No, 3 Winchester Winsted, detour. Colebrook, Colebrook ri being oiled for 113 miles, Route No. 10 Cromwell, Hartford-Saytrook shoulders being oiled, Route No. 1 A section of the Norwis road is being reconstructed south of Central Vi 1ding is being done and concrete surfacing « being laid. A short section of one- way traffic is regulated by teleph Route No. 17 West Hartford-Avon, Albany nue is under construction 1o traffic. There is five delay due to the cons bridge over the Iarmington river. West Hartford—Albany shoulders being oiled Preston, Norwich voad is being oiled for Route No. 32 Franklin, Norwich and Westerly road is being oiled for 2 miles. Windham, Franklin road is being viled for 1 mile. Route No, 101 Putnam—gchool strect is oiled for one mile Toute No. 109 Mansfield-Phoenixvillc der copstruction. The this road are be time. Open to traffic Coventry—Bridge over tic river is under con: open to traffic Route No. 111 Porfland - Iiast Hampion shoulders be oiled Route No. 112 Durhah-Guilford road is open to traffic, work is being done on the | shoulders. -Rowley street bridge, is under construction. Short roal ave- but open minute ruction of 3 miiles. being 1oad is un- built at this Williman- truction, but road, Guilford-No. Guilford recad is be- ing oiled for 11 miles. Route No. 122 Monroe and Trumbul, port-Newtown turnpike, being oiled. Route No. 121 Fairfield-Blackrock turnpike HE WAS LIFELESS AND DESPONDENT But ALL-BRAN made him wide- awake and well — doctor prescribed it Bridge- shoulders CONSTIPATION ruing hopes, saps strength. Yet thousands of suffer- ers have found the way to relieve and prevent this disease. Read how this nmn 1id his system of constipation. ing the three years before ALL-BRAN i I experienced more embarrassing taoments than 1 care to tell of. 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No detours, Route No. 118 No. Westchester - Moodus Falls | | road is being graded for one mile. director of | | should | er road is | | under Putnam | just | avenu, | and Westerly | road is under construction. shoulders of | | | ! | being 1aid Route No. 115 Ashford - Willington, road is bein= oiled Route No. 152 New Pre.ton-Wairen Center road, steam shovel grading construction under way. Short de- lays probable Woodstock Last Haddam, st Haddam- Salem road, shoulders being oiled. Route No. 168 Jonathan Trumbull road is under construction from Route No. 3 to the end of the improved road north of Columbia Green and from the end of | the improved road south of Colum- | bia Green to the end of the improv Lebahon. Surfacing is| on the section south of Columbia Green. Travelers are warn- od to use extreme care in passing through Lebanon, Norwich and Lebanon road is being oiled for 4 miles. nklin, Norwich and Lebanon road is being oiled for 3 miles Route No. 171 Ilast Haven—Short Beach road is unde construction. No dr cd road at | traffic Route No. 182 Flanders Village-Chesterfield road is under construction. Grading is| being done and culverts are heing installed. Tragic will find it dif- ficult to get through this work. Route No. 306 Fairfield-Stratfield road ciled is being | Route No. 312 Norfolk-Hall Meadow road is be- | for 3 miles, Route No. 318 Coventry, Willimantic - Hartford rcad from the Mansfield tewn line to South Coventry village is being oil- | ed Route No. 319 Cromwell-West road is Leing oiled | for 3 miles. No Route Numbers Ashford-Mansfield Center road to Warrenville, shollders being oiled Brooklyn-Pomfret. An improve- ment is being made on the Pomfret Brooklyn road, and delay to motor- | ists may be expected where grading re being carried on and ing is being laid 3rooklyn, Pomfret road is being oiled for 2. miles. Cheshire and Meriden road is un- der construction delay to traffi Canton Cent der construction. No route East Hampton-Leesville road, cadam surface being laid. ast Morris-Watertown construction. No at steam lle road is alternate ma- road is alternate | route. Glastonbury - Addison road is just |2 under construction. Open to traffic. | Griswold-Preston City road is un- der construction. Open to traffic. amery . Hill road is 3 miles. Milton road is under No alternate route. ikeside-Washington road is un- construction. Short detour. Madison-Horse Pond road, surface is being laid. Mansfield, 1d Center to Warrenville, shoulders being oiled. Morris, I3 Morris - Thomaston Shoul- z oiled for Litchfield, | closed during high water. | under construction. { construction under way | to traffic, | | struction. | finance. {banker, had ders incomplete. No alternate route. | New Hartford-Barkhamstead road | bridge is under construction. Road No alter- nate route. New Hartford-Bakerville road is under construction. No ancrnavc route. New Haven—Sachems Head road is being oiled. § | Putnam, Putnam Heights road is Qpen to traffic. | Putnam—Bric stre is being oiled for one mile. Roxbury, TRoxbury lis n shovel grading = and construction. No detours. Stamford — High Ridge road (North Stamford avenue) concrete No delay | road, bridge is under | g is complet- | Sterling-Ekonk Hill roar construction. Surfacir cd. Traffic can p Stratford—Hard's ship road, bituminous rozd under construction. No delay to traffic. Voluntown and Pendleton Hill road is under con- struction. Grading operations and macadamizing are in progress. Ve- hicles can pass through although de- lay and rough going will be encoun- | tered Wallingford-West road, work be ing done on shoulders, Wallingford—State oiled for 2 miles, Warren - Woodville shovel grading and No detour | vashington—Be: Brook road, ma- | cadam completed. Bridge under con- ruction. | West Hartland road is under con- struction. No alternate 1oute | Weston-Lyons Plains road and Newtown road are being oiled. Wilton—Hurlburt street, grading and macadam under way. No detours. LflNB[]N PLEASED BY LOWER RATES Corner to Lord- | been street is being road macadam steam con- nstruction {are received and as tenc | for as are Reoxprooal Action Confirms Opinion Market Stable 1 (- bank rates on both | Atlantic London. Nov Reciprocal | lowering of the Isides of the vesterday wis seen here today as confirming opin- ion the worst of the market de- pression was over -and that the monetary s ion ng a more xchange result of th There was a feeling of additional confidence that the great central in- stitutions of hoth continents were working closely together in matters affecting American and l'I‘lrochni was approach- American ¢ harder as . British newspapers said today T P. Morgan, American international been in London throughout the slump, frequently communica with New Y was said during his residence the past two months in Engla have made frequent visits on the E e | Four different names for the flag of the United States, also known as the Stars and Stripes, are in use in the military service. 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Therese Martin of France, became a Car at the age of 15 riven her by Popre died when she was but and was Liseaux, nelite eo XTI 24 in anonized hy Pope | XT on May 192 The lonely wastes of Alaska have Therese as their particular saint. The rows of white buds in the Ketchikan hospital where Eskimos rly cared kept up plod in the the whites are in her memory Priests through the Arctic storms long night { her name. RENTERS' PARADISE Camden, N. J., Nov. 1 no high rent problem in Weymouth a once-prosperous town of South- ern Jersey. House r re runs abont §1 a year. town was built after the Revolutionary War, and after business had run down, all the active persons moved out, I ing only a few old settlers to re main. No one s 1 for rent, and when the water compar was in- stalled was a fee of ten cents a month fixed. There Most ailments start from poor elim- ination (constipation or eemi-consti- pation). Intestinal poisons eap vital- ity, undermine your health and make life miscrable. 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