New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1929, Page 21

‘\'EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1929. |0WA DIGGING OUT OF MUD HIGHWAYS | Huge Paving Program Destined| {0 End Many Shurs Des Moines, Dec. 10. (GP)—To; for years known among her hors as “the mud-road completing the paving of 650 miles| and | )0 miles of state and national highway will have approximately of hard-surfaced roads. Next season, under a five-yea paving program designed to pl lowa ahead of other state with vegard to pavement, lowa will puve \pproximately 700 miles of high- ways, which will mean that nearly fifty per cent of her S$00 miles of primary roads will & surfaced. Handicapped 1 < o y following the collapse of the land boom which followed the war, Towa was slow 1o get into the mov ment for concrete hi this year, heartenc wide bond issue of proved by i £ legislature the state voted county bond issu \ggregating more than the 3 600,000 that pay d immediately Constitutionaly Attacked A decision by the state suprenn ourt, during the 1929 biennial ssion of the legislature, that th issue was unconstitutional, had lit- le effect on either « counties or ssion of the 79 of the 99 counties m 1 slators, counties con- tinued to vote bonds and lezislator passed the “unconstitutional” bond issue bill as a constitutional amend- nient. The amendment il must approved by the 1931 legislature and then by popular vote, but its proponents are confident the proval will be forthcomi the meantime paving is pro under county issues At the close of I scason, according to 17 chief highway engir lowa's 6,500 miles of vays will be paved, whil ill be graded that paving start as soon as practicable in I spring. In addicon be graveled, leaving iles of primary highw ced. Towa this year led all othe n paving, according to W Cost of the paving. according to ighw conmission estimate ill be $200,000.000, whi larger mount will et aside for that jurpose next ar. This ' similar amount was spent i im- proving secondary roads which fowa, are highways supcrvised | countics and townships. Lincoln’s Famous Speech Translated Into Celtic Springfield, 11, Dee. 10, (UP)-— o the wmany curios found in th Abraham Lincoln historical collee- tion here, has been added a Celtie- tanslated copy of the I pater’s famous Ge wurg o ! was the appear oted speech in a foreign & ceord to Herbert Wells Iay ustodian of Lincoln’s Tomb here. The copy was sent. IFay by M O'Flannigan, Brooklyn, N. Y., who reeently visited the Lincoln shrine | here. The address was translate by J. J. O'Kelly, president of Sinn I"ein. | BANDITS GET §10,000 IN YORK, PA., ROBBERY | Back Cashier as obtained. sked for change Valleys National hank | LAST TRIBUTE PAID TOHANFORD CURTIS Gty Officials Attend Funeral| Services for Comptroller Port Worth after USED toys bring C U Extra Cash To Buy Those Xmas Gifts! SED clothing brings CASH USED pianos bring CASH USED luggage brings CASH USED furniture brings CASH USED baby carriages bring CASH D electric cleaners bring CASH USED sewing machines bring CASH | DR. 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T executioner has not been called | | members of the boar work in Paris for near cars while in the provincs the uillotine has not fallen months and only 1 the past several years wom niost horrible the poisoning o bands, were commute prison ent by the President of t | Republie, Ten | heen excused from goi [Igland because of delicate healt Madame Jane Weiller who shot | and Killed v husband aft [ al-night party barcts o [ Montmartre and Montparnasse was | cent sentenced to five ars im- | prisonment; but some Ir experts | wred ed had s sort of that she child heen better U loved him eri H ury ur 11 blame | The jury also understood the pas- | sion welled | Josepn shop-ke 1o when sh isked moved from t to please her rovi L sold out d for that sprir Court of the Seine acquitted i, Louis Marchand, 1 acquitted at Rhein v Tie explained that he kills father bheea o, parric HAWLEY MEASURE ? BEFORE CONGRESS French War Debt Bill Report ed Alter Mills Testilies | Wasl Hawle resolution to au gressional approval of I | ment 1 | reported to the house tod ways ed for funding the Under 8 | the treasury 1 | measure. | The committ chairman, Repr ative Hawley Oregon, to scek to exped consideration of (I | Under questio tive Crisp of Grorgia { the committec and a | now extinet American thori solution nher of the bt [ tlement repr lon a dollar, in « wart Ay ment of only the post five per ce will b since the AVERILL IN WASHINGTON | Hartford, Dee. 10 (P —Deputy Al- | {torney General Brnest L. Averill [vent to Wasi n, D. C., today on | niatters relating to the action of | {Connecticut against the common [wealth of Massachus |diversion suit now pending i | United States supreme court | Washin Pittsburgh, Pa., to confer with the engineering firm rets ticut counsel in the th DEAD Cian of New Haven hosp terd Jiagne v afternoon of an illne 1 meningicoceyx meningitis, o dis case akin to spinal meningitis. He n siricken Sunday evening tending a case of the latfer at the isolation hospital here from Ansonia. Christmas Gift Suggestions From Now Until Christmas Night in The New Britain Herald Gifts for All Are Listed Read the Ads and Do Your Shopping Early ZIHLMAN TO FACE MAIL FRAUD CASE Maryland Represenfative In- dicted in Washington Wall Street Bnefs OVER ALL FRANCE | Parisian Decapitator Not Used | Stockholders of plans to me iillo- 1| 1 New York, Dec. 10 officials of {h Rollins mill dicted today on a plication will be shares of the under investi iry for some oS indictments | sassins have just CURB IRREGULAR, GONTROL CHANGES Confusing Gains and Lossts Give Maxed Market Trend CANDY SHOP BANKRUPT 10 (P—An inv Blumenthal led | 4 ! Baltimore and O} | Maven and H: «d | common total liabilities or little sen- one’s own to be moved to (UP)—John prison after similar char technical position, ! Deaths nt volume of in Shenandoah, | considerable | Nevertheless car old par- s still overhanging the an in Shen- | : | strong spots in bout 5 points «1mnb the morn- [ Am s Superpower, ined sluggish Olls Sell OfF runzv\Ld rtpml\ th it will soon be Funerals - \kmnv ard nees Rekus Funeral services 15 under consic ton, Dec. 10 (P)—The orize con- | settle- rrow mornir 000,000 French war debt was | 1y by its nd means committee after | ccretary Mills had testified | d approved of the », Shenandoah, Ti a s GHT LT o house |jielq tomorrow « democrat on ding commission, Mr. Mills said the set- | nted about 50 cents | ect cancelling the | 3., nees and requiring pay- lias been set at artment to « carrying capaci 48 Wilson str rmistice ad- West Hartford 9 o'clock in the school children. would be | i department discloses th the moncy horrowed | chur transport ch: owned buses while 116 tov vort school children in U individuals or Andrew's church, AUTO ACCIDENTS 1N Washington, weeks endir | 78 cities from a | chureh Organist Willi ts in the water rom | offertory by \ conclusion of the t|ing period gton Mr. Averill will go <o |the . X | Connec- | limits or outside in 192 department of commerce » public tod2y shov ! Organist Hemingwa, | funeral march The pall beare played Grieg's | 4 rs were Charles, 12d- Jarl and John Martin, F Morin and Geo grandsons of Mrs. ther Grikis conducted the Butial Wad: n limits of the cities, 1 the city limits. Alan Philips McCOOK CAS al services for Alan I'um\“v who died Sunday in T held Thursday Lrwin chapel. | amuel Sutcliffe, rector of Episcopal church, " versations” between the state xulo.\m commission and counsel for | Yellow Truck . 141% , though slow fort being made by the state to ob- land for sanitarium | purposes at Seaside, Crescent e | e ——— EAVE YOUR ORDER NOW Viets’ Flowers off of Clinton St. GRAVE COVERINGS . 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