New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-27
AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY
New Jersey May Yet Pass a Bill
to Open the Roads.
WORKING FOR THE MEASURE
Senators Urged to Vote in Favor
of a Reciprocity Act for
Motorists.
by Telegraph to The Tribune.I


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rs way TO the statute BOOKS At the pres
.,, time only a solitary Senator stands in
the way
When Assemh.yman Suckeis's reciprocity
SIN coached the Senate last week it was de-
c.a+ed. Nothing dauntcd, senator Colgate,
srorsor for the bin in the upper house,
moved for a reconsideration and promptly
cot 10 work 20 convince those Senators who
,.o+.5 AGAINST il that they were in error.
II, was aided by heroic work on the part
-, ~. ,,,,orists who oodaavorsd IN CON
,s,,e t,a reoa1cftraut Senators that they
-. .lore had voted contrary to the Mat
sorrns NJ their parties, but had voted
..oi,st the hest interests of the state. As
, result OF this work Il was announced to-
d., chat ten Senator's. one less than a ma
1T, had nror,iscd 10 sunrort Mr.
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Connecticut roads have passed through
tho remarkable winter in fair condition.
according 10 the report Of the Connecticut
Artonoblo Association 10 the American
Automobile Association Touring Bureau. at
No AZ Fifth avenue. The surfaces have
been ONLY slightly worn, although automo-
hua travel has baen more general this
winter than over before
Pranars tions for road ,mnrovement are
getting under wav. and in the northwest
section Of the state some important
changes are contemplated. In the Nauga-
tuck Valley. two grade crossings are being
eliminated at East Litchfeld, and it is ex-
pected that the work will be finished by
July l. Meanwhile the old highway is not
closed 20 traffic The Talcot Mountain
road which is also under Improvement,
VIII be finished some time between June !
and July / Several new contracts are
also TO be laid in this section of the state
this spring, covering roads between Water
bury and the Massachusetts line at
Canaan. The Norfolk Torrington road will
probably be completed the whole distance
The worst sections Of the road between
Torrington and Wiustcd will also probably
De improved.
Between Litchfeld and Bantam, two
grade crossings are 10 he eliminated at the
Or. Allen place, and the road from Win
sted and Torrington % New York, by way
OF New Milford and Danbury, will also re-