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New Britain herald., 1925-11-13
d. No delay to traffic.

ed. No delay to traffic,
Stratford and Trumbull- Stratford
Trumhull road, hituminous maca.
dam Is under construction, No de-
lay to traffic.
Shclton-Tho square In front Of
the town hail is under construction
Traffic detours around square on FIN
ished part Of work,
Shelton-Huntington road Is under
construction. No delay TO traffic.
Milford Shore road. is under con-
struction. Concrete completed, Shout
dcrs incomplete.
/ Wcs,hrook- Patchoguc river bridge
Is under construction, No delay TO
traffic,
Wrstbrook .Macadam is being built
on CUTOFF from Wcstbrook center,
west. Traffic uses old road with no
delay.
Old Saybrook cut off to the Conn.
river bridge, No delay 10 traffic.
Waterbury and Cheshire, Water
hury-Chcshire road is being graded.
No delay TO traffic.
West Haven and Milford Oyster
river bridge is under construction.
! Temporary bridge provided
Windsor on the Hartford Spring
field road rGsurfacing concrete with
one way traffic during day,
/ lIarWinton- Poland Brook road is
under construction, traffic passing
through.
] Town Of East Hampton, Portland
East Hampton road Is under con-
struction. This road has been ex-
tended from the four corners TO the
lake, Il distance of one mile and n
short detour on macadam is neces-
sary around this mile. The rest Of
the road is now open but caution
should be used as the shoulders are
incomplete.
Simsbury, Hartford Simsbury road
is under construction, but is open
for traffic.
Cromwell, river road Is under con-
struction. Short detour.
Suffield, West SuffieldEast Gran
by road Is under construction but is
open for traffic.
Southington, Cheshire and Meri-
den. Waterbury turnpike Is under
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13

grading is being done, Detour post
ed via Dolbeare Hill road,
Chaplin, Wilimantic Hampton
road is under construction. open TO
traffic,
Putnam-P omfret Street Bridge us
under construction, Closed to trat-
IhC.
KillinGly, Putnam Norwich road
concrete pavement Is being laid, traf-
nc Is regulated by telephone.
Bozrah. Bozrah street Is under
construction, Open TO traffic,
Norwich-Montyille. NorW ich-Ncw
London road is under construction.
Through traffic between New Lon
don and Norwich should use road
on east side OF the Thames river.
Franltlyn, Norwich Wilimautic
road is under construction. Open
TO traffic.
NeWtown-B Bethel road. macadam
completed, railing uncomplctcd.
Bethel-Newtown road, bridge con-
structton and steam shovel work on
new location. No detours necessary.
kont-Dovcr road. macadam road
completed, shoulders and railing I'M
completed.
RoXbury- Southbury road, steam
shovel grading and macadam con-
structon Is under way and con-
vcnicnt detours are not available.
Traffic should avoid this road as
much as possible as unavoidable de-
lays may he necessary,
New Milford Charlottesville bridge
work on the new bridge on new To-
cation is under way. No dctours are
necessary.
WashinEton-G Grade Crossing elm
nation, road and bridge construc-
ton Is under way on new location
Temporary detours will be posted as
necessary.
Canaan. Lime Rock South Canaan
road, is under construction. Open
for travel.
/ Hartland. East Hartand Mountain
Is under construction. Presend road
/ Is open for traffic.
Sharon, Armenia Union road Is I'M
( der construction. No detours.
Torrington, Goshen road is under
/ construction, One way traffic is be-
ing maintained along concrete.
| Watertown-W Waterbury, Watcrtown-
Thomaston road Is under construc-
ton. All approaches posted Traf-
fc control on Main street and Water
bury road.
Winchester. Rowley street, WIN
sted Is under construction. Detoul
posted through Torrington street fol
north bound traffic.
Greenwich Boston Post road, con
s'ruction on the Post road near til,
New York state line. No delay {
traffic.
Greenwich Boston Post road, con
crete is under construction nea
Condo Mast. No delay to traffic.
Stamford -Noroton Hill. concret
road Is under construction. Afte
Friday. Nov. 18TH. east bound traf
fc detours over good posted road
west bound traffic passes over road
Norwalk Concrete road is unde
construction on East avenue. Roa,
open to traffic south bound Close,
10 traffic north bound.
Westport Boston Post road, CON
crete road is being constructed Of
section Of road, Peat Swamp t.
Nash Curve and from the SauEatucl
river bridge TO Lighthouse curve. \,
delay 10 traffic.
Fair6eld-Post road Is being widen
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13
Road Conditions
Tn Connecticut

Colchester-Hehron. Amston road is
under construction, open 10 traffic.
Montyinc- Hill Road,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13

construction but is open for one way
traffic.
Evening star., 1925-01-20
CANADA MAY DECLARE
2 CLASSES OF CITIZENS
One Would Be Recognized Abroad
and Other Only in
Dominion.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, Ontario, January 60
The government has been considering
action whereby there would be two
classes Of British subjects in Canada,
only one of which would be recog-
nized outside Of Canada, IT was dis
closed today by Secretary of State A.
B. Copp.
Suggestions have been made to the
department that the immigration laws
be amended to permit immediate re-
patriation of former Canadians who
have become citizens OF the United
States or other countries, but who
wish to regain their former status.
To become q British subject an ap
pliCant must first go through a pro-
bationSry period of five years, this
applying to former subjects as well a
aliens by birth.
1t was said at the department OF the
secretary of state that II this amend
ment were made II would only be
recognized In Canada and would re-
suit in two kinds OF nationality in
Canada. one which conferred rights
on the holder throughout the British
empire and elsewhere and the other
limited solely to Canada"
Evening star., 1925-01-20
COURT CAN WAIT,
PEPPER BELIEVES
Letter to SprouI Indicates
Other Senate Measures
/ More Pressing.
Rv The Associst ted Press

Fy the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. January 90
Senator Pepper. Pennsylvania, in a
letter 10 former Gov Sproul made
public today indicated that there are.
measures before the Senate regarded
as more pressing than the matter of
adhcrng to the World Court His let
ter was in reply to one sent to him by
6j PhiladelphianS urging him to
stand behind President Coolidge in
his desire for tho enactment of legis-
latton for the adherence of the United
ng-Hughcs conditions.
Senator Pepper said that the whole
matter was now be fore the Senate
and that the foreign relations com
nittee had no further duty to per-
form in relation to the proposal. He
said the debate on the proposal would
be time consuming and pointed out
legislation regarded as more pressing.
He also enumerated measures in
which he believed some of the signers
of the letter sent him We're more con-
Cerned
The Senator wrote that his interest
in international problems was so keen
and that his desire TO have the court
question thoroughly debated and
wisely decided is SO great that he
should like to see IL taken up for
action in the near future
Evening star., 1925-01-20

100. Innocence.
102. Spoils.
1O3. One who inquiries.
105. The end.
1906 To steal horses.
107. Material well-being.
1o9. Not consumed.
ITO. General purport.
ia Proposition.
119 Evemag (poet).
1872. Makes use Of
129. Pronoun.
131. Our country (abbr.).
133. Stilettos.
1877. Discrepancies.
139. Homes.
142. Understanding.
145. Black tFrench).
146. Jumps.
14S. To run slowly.
l49. One of a South American indian
tribe.
151A. Pronoun-objective case.
l54. Born.
1853. Simpleton.
1853. Sheltered side.
1862. Brewed drink.
1894. Girls name.
10. And CFrench).
Evening star., 1925-01-20
CHARTER AMENDED.
Founding Hospital Change Made
to Accept Bequest.

To permit acceptance of a bequest
In the Will of Randolph T. Warwick,
a local real estate man, for an addi-
tion to the Washington Hospital for
Foundlings to be used for the treat
ment of women afflicted with cancer,
the House late yesterday passed a
bill amending the charter of that
institution.
During debate on this measure
Representative +. H. La Guardia of
New York spoke vigorously against
the policy of sending children to
asylums, where. he said, they are
mere units. each having a number"
He advocated placing the children in
nrivate homes
Evening star., 1925-01-20
Police Rate Selves Well.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, January 20.-James
Sarno does not look at it that way.
He asked for a permit for a revolver.
He said he needed protection in carry
ing pay rolls. His application was
refused by Capt. John Ryer of the
Yonkers police. because applicant
lives near the police station and needs
no further protection"
Evening star., 1925-01-20
ASPHYXIATED IN ROOM.
Death of John H. Sisson Believed
Accidental.

John H. Sisson, 81. clerk in the
Veterans Bureau, was found dead
ir a roOming house at S12 Twelfth
street late Yesterday afternoon, hav-
ing been asphyxiated by Illuminating
gas. He had registered at the room
ing house Sunday night, police were
informed, and yesterday afternoon
when Joseph Hanny, proprietor of the
house, detected the odor of gas he
forced the door and found the roomer
dead.
Empty liquor bottles and a bottle
labeled 'veronaP' were found in the
room. Hanny told Coroner hewitt
that Sisson. whose address was given
as 725 Fifth street northeast, had
occupied a room in his house on sew
eral occasions.
Coroner Nevitt found the gas that
killed the roomer had escaped from
n heater. There was a. combination
fixture in the room, the coroner re-
ported, and ii was an easy matter
for the occupant to accidentally
open one cock while closing the
other. 4 certificate of accidental
death was given.
Evening star., 1925-01-20
Sol Bloom Reported Better.

Representative Sol Bloom of New
York, who is suffering from quinsy,
was said by his physicians last night
to be in much-improved condition.
He has been i'll for week and the
condition of his throat necessitated
an operation Saturday.
Evening star., 1925-01-20

| 1877. Girls name.
| 12S. Printers measure.
| 130. Reason.
| 1872. Pipe.
1874 Civil engineer (abbr).
135. And (French).
1856 Town in North Carolina.
l3S. Trap.
140 Language of the Scottish High
landers.
| 14l. Conjunction.
142. Steamship.
143. Tale.
144 Finish.
l46. Pronoun.
, I47. Suffix denoting like.
149. Prefix meaning not.
151. Reverberation.
1853. Also.
155. Slang for all right.
156. Conjunction.
157. Decorated (adverb).
l59. Negative.
$50. The same (abbr.).
l61. BY or near.
163. Spirit of Aladdin's lamp.
164. 3.1416.
165. Part of the face.
i Sc. Credit (abbrD.
167. Identical.
16S. Not hurt.
1853. Fervent.
III. Years before majority.
l72. Chatter.
17S. A good man (abbr.).
VERTICAL.
/. Monetary.
2. Not liabilities.
3. Negative.
4. Behold.
8. Ailing.
6. A patent sole.
Z. Company (abbr.).
s. Rave.
9. An anesthetic.
10. Pre1X-down.
II. Hotel.
13. Exclamation to attract attention.
u. Vegetable.
Is. A small bed or mattress.
Evening star., 1925-01-20

right on the tcndcr
spot, and by the
time they say Jack
r 0 b binson - out
comes the rheumat-
ic pain and distress.
St. Jacobs Oil is a
harmless rheuHna-
tism and pain lini-
ment which never
di S a p p oints and
doesn't burn { h g
skin. II takes pain,
soreness and stiff
ness from achin G
joints, muscles and
bones; stops sciat-
ica, lumbago, back
35- cent bottle
all druggists.
Evening star., 1925-01-20
TONIGHT, instead
Of ; taking an ordinary

bot bath, ey PINE
hot springs bath Expezience for
yourself ehe stimulating and bene-
heial effects that thousands Of Others
are now enjoying.
al. M And ve rsH Saes ons bos .oegss Do % beh ee l.y
As you bathe, enjoying the fragrant aroma
of pine woods, your pores VIII be opened and
excess weight and long-accumulatrd body
impurities WIN be swesoed out. After the
bath you'll enjoy the soundcs, sleep you've
had perhaps m years. The following day
you'll feel years younger.
Evening star., 1925-01-20

pains, breakup apcrsistrnt
cold, tone up the body and
nd Il Of that tired, languid
feeling.
Evening star., 1925-01-20
HORIZONTAL.

l. Advocate of thrift.
7. Character is the basis Of
IL. COntentment.
90. Obligation.
"a. To such degree.
20. Pertaining to oil.
20 Made of oats.
27. One of the senses.
2s. River in Northern France.
2S. Filthy.
81. Affection.
33.New England State (abbr.).
S4 Group of British Islands in South
Pacific.
81. Buys for permanent use.
80. Alcoholic drink.
10. A king of Ithaca, father Of
Ulysses.
43. Buzz.
A.. South African fly.
As. Child
Al. One who notes.
49. Legal evidence Of ones right to
properties.
so. Selling to the consumer.
SO. Depend.
81. Pronoun.
SIS. Price.
SO. Sea eagles.
81. A body polite.
So. Hazard.
81. Whether.
65. Twelfth Greek letter.
Sc. Insect
SO. To be indebted.
II. Affirmative.
72. That thing.
Evening star., 1925-01-20
.Prescrfbed by doctors
and nurses

,FrSscTtbed bY oOcfors
and nurses
Doctors, nurses and various inserueiuus Or
der San-I-Szl m large quantities for their
patients. 1t contains nothing that possibly
can be harmful Just natural refined mineral
salts, mainly from StzSsfurt, combined with
aromatic oil of pine and balsam- The best
proof is that more than half the San-I-Sal
sold every day is the thousands of packages
sold TO users after trial treatment
Ask your druggist what be thinks of San
I-Sal-and what other customers, who have
tried it, say about it Then you Try it. Take
your first pine hot springs bath tonight
Complete directions in every package. Soid at
any drug store or drug department.. Price 100
Evening star., 1925-01-20
Pine hot springs bath
=. take off 2 to 5 pounds /
s5 in your own tub !

Szn-{-Sal, by freeing the pores of pcnt-up
wssse matter, lends softness to the skin, and
aids in clearing up minor skin affections.
Evening star., 1925-01-20

16. Mans name.
II. A number.
IS. Finishes.
10. South Granada (abbr.).
20. Low resort.
81. Point of compass.
%. Most good
%. MethodicaL
25A. Egg shaped
2S. Attack.
80. Apart.
80. Long. thin fishes.
S5. Fancy.
SO. Native Of Union South Africa.
81. One who travels from place to
place.
So. Childs playing.
Al. Regarding.
AZ. Collateral.
45. Adams wife.
4S. And (French).
40. Famous President Gnitials).
81. Toward.
52.'Part of verb ito be-"
So. New ngland State (abbr).
54. Sufflx meaning pertaining TO.
56. Abraham's birthplace.
so. Purchase
62. Nationwide.
50. Parent.
66. Gewgaw.
81. Stimulates.
6S. wine shop (French).
So. Possesses
20. Prosperity-Welfare.
72A. Protection for your loved ones.
"a. Disturbed.
IS. Evening (poet).
76. Missive.
II. Smooth and white.
70. Ofhcer of the day (abbr.).
S4. Near.
IS. To cause to function.
S6. The nostrils.
81. Tellurium (chem. symboD.
SO. To send in return.
90. Insurance affords your family -
"a. An operation on the head
a5. Young lad.
SO. To run away.
SO. Economy (abbr.).
Evening star., 1925-01-20
Rub Pain Out of
Rheumatic Joints

For 65 years, millions have rubbed
soothing, penetrating St. Jacobs Oil
Evening star., 1925-01-20

Here crossword puzzle to emphasize thrift which OF
gold will for the solution and five dollars
gold for the second correct The prizes be awarded by
aon The solution will pub
Stephen H. Takes of
the
Evening star., 1925-01-20
Away goes
that listiess feeling

Ssn-E-Sibzehs ze alsoe1krn by many people
nowadays TO alleviate rheumatic and similar
Evening star., 1925-01-20
For Colds, Grip or influenza

and as a Preventive, take Laxative BRoM0
QUININE Tablets. safe and Proven
Remedy. The box bears the signature of
L. w Grove. 3Oc.-Adyertisement.
Evening star., 1925-01-20

73. Evergreen shrub.
IT. An emmet
rs. Something lent (pluraD.
so. Pronoun.
81. Part of church
80. Tube for fluid.
SO. To seize.
IS. Atop.
81. Belief
sS. Part OF a circle
81. Feather neckpiece.
90. Cunning.
SO. Parent.
"a. Toward.
95. To stir.
IS. Exist.
81. Rekindle.
100. By or through.
101. To mistake.
|lo3. Automobile Association (abbr.).
104. River (Spanishk
106. To make over.
Ill. To institute legal proceedings
against.
112. Lacking firmness of texture.
1l5. Title Of respect.
116. Proposition.
III. Soon.
11s. Obliterate.
100. A town in Montenegro.
121. Abbreviation for a British pos
session.
123. Nova Scotia (abbr.).
124. Trust this one.
I125. Produced or occurring at the sur
face OF the earth.
126. Negative (slang).
Evening star., 1925-01-20

ache and neuralgia. 35-ccn
guaranteed by all druggists.
Evening star., 1925-01-20
The easy, natural, and
pleasant way to reduce

As you know, thousands Of people 60 every
year to health resorts the world over and
take mineral bsshs- Men and women take
these baths to lose wGght, improve their
health, and TO rejuvenaee the entire body.
Scientific research determined the most
effective ingredients and their proper strength
in such mineral baths T o these were added
oil Of pine and balssm as is done in European
nature by combining these two types Of baths
of recognized value in this new and effective
formula, SAN-I-SAL, protected by pabenea.
A San-I-Sal bath is therefore far better
treatment than a natural springs bath Of
similar type. And yoa can take II n yoar
own bathroom
Evening star., 1925-01-20
Take San.I-Sal baths for one
month-watch the results

Take San-I-Sal bath twice week for
one month. Watch your figure regain its
slim, youthful lines, your skin become
smoother and softer, your entire system
more buoyant and energetic. One month
from today see how much younger you
Will feel and look.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
EXTRA! IMPORTANT PLAUT SALE NEWS!

Baby Strollers Cafe or kh' nnh selected & nS'G sGdy .phol,,sFs gear and pusher sssy Par: :? G:5;: ..,. ,. wit, ~ s1O7: Metal Baby Cribs White enansed finish, two feet six Ineh., wide $O.Ts with drop sides and resilient srrins' simmons make C - and guarantee ''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''''' Baby ss,I,s Rss'ase: s :,. ,,,,.., ,.,,., tire, s2e; wheels. Eood resilient spring ',.'.''''..'.''''''' Walnut Drop Leaf Tea Wagons StO.5I Made Of selected gum wood finished In beautiful lC@ 4S Buffet Mirrors
 large size l?xti inches genuine Amer S1c.5S hoce of round or cut corners ''.'''''''''''''''''' !? Ss1i:; @::s:' fan: :. s2e iesgn 30 Console Tables co ~ Genuine shogaay veneer top :. 'omnatn ss. with Tn SSE antique Italian design '..''''''''''''''''''''
 23-pece Fiber Living Room Suites co- Made of selected Baronal brown finish .sS7 .0 srge roll arms upholstered ip excellent graos oEer c Os 3 3.pece Katex Living Room Suites n
 Beautiful finish upholstered in exqus, aQO.J ne design cretonne ot spedd quality genuine Kat CC construction with "a heart o steer '''''''''''''''
 3 Reed Rockers co - splendid grade csonns Choice of char or y - 
 9 Fiber Chairs and Rockers
 quality fiber in Haonial brown hnsh D E.A back and upho loose cushion + -
 seats with Nachman spring units ''''''''''''''''''''
 3 3Kaltex Chairs and Rockers
 Genuine Kx ohsr T CT r2Se % orb bh psseae5 ss n T.O exquisite design cretonne of splendid quality ..''.''
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
NEWS
 of Plaut's Warehouse Remopul Sole in Brief

At las. we have acquired warehouse of capacity th. warehouse months to avoid the congestion meh.nds parts of the city ovsowded with merchandise and Asylun Is in need the additional selling bs hd by opening the public sixth and Seventh floors Moving warehouse stock costly job both time money would rather than have will a d!sposai.
 We hays selected at random from warehouse stock ,ca The guanttes many instances limited and look for the hckhey point the -
 Safe Now in
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
6 odin Cabinet Gas Ranges


 Full slze odn Cabinet Gas Range, oven will hoM largest size savory roaster. four drilled burners and nice large hro!ler, ebony hnsh with porcelain door panels 80 Maple Folding Chairs
 Natural finish and folds perfectly nat Just the ching for emergency purposes--Vefy nrm anu risla ' } Side Icer Refrigerators
 Golden oak finish an ash made by the cold stor:ss age real food preserver Top Icer Refrigerators
 Golden oak finish on ash Made by the Cold ster' ,ge Refrl gerator Company. Thirty pounds Ice eapa- rty, suitable for the small family or apartment 3.pc. Jacquard Velour Living Room Suites
 Upholstered in exquisite design, tacauard r velour combination w'tn nsrmonUus nous tn srsc. sny home Luxurious davenport club chair and artlsuc nresoe 3-piece Mohair Living Room Suites
 Upholstered in splendid quality mohalr in ths pop. ,oored With beautifuI design tapestry full Nachman construction throughout-larse davenport elue ehar md hreside chair IS Velour Occasional Chairs Upholstered in splendid quality velour, choice oi @o:d parts finished in beautiful Cercian walnut .' 3-piece Tapestry Living Room Suite
 Constructed with pull-over seats with full spring construction in seats and back fve-foot davenport dub chair and large comfortable rocker ''''''''' 3 3.piece Tapestry Living Room Suites
 Full spring construction in seats and backs witf cush on spring seat, large six-foot davenport ,lub chair and large wing chair ,.''''''''''.''''' 2 3.piece Velour Living Room Suites
 Hardwood frame with excellent spr!ng construction hr 1ughout loose cushions with Eachman units, large sx-foot davenport club chair and comfortable room5 hresde chars 3-piece Cut Velour Living Room Suite
 Upholstered IN heautifui shade. genuine cut velour ln comb ation with plain velour, full Nachman con structon large luxurious davenport. club chair ant handsome freside chair ......,,,',....''..'''''' 4 Genuine Walnut Veneer Dressers
 Made of gum wood with genui me walnut veneer finished in beautiful American walnut, Tudor desizr ' Genuine Walnut Veneer Dressers
 Made of gum wood with genuine walnut veneer S lnrhas lnns with larrA Amsrican rlate mirror, Tudo
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
NEWS
 -as Told by the Hartford Courant, in Last Fri. doy's Issue.

The floor space acquired by the Plaut Company of Mo-
 Ss3 Asylum street with the purchase of the warehouse on Donald street. formerly occupied by Bill Brothers together with the present storage space in the Asylum street building gives the company greater storage facilities than any other retail furniture concern in New England outside of Boston, The building has total floor space of 6000 square feet the use of which will allow the company to devote the sixth and seventh floors of its present quarters used for or age to display purposes.
 The warehouse of which the Paut Company has already taken possession and which will begin renovaons possible equipped with two freight elevators and haa side track facilities for unloading four railroad cars The ship ping and finishing will be moved from the Asylum street building to the warehouse renovaons are peed permitting the of eight floors for display in the Asylum street store. .
Evening star., 1925-03-01
W00DMEN OF THE WORLD.

Maple Camp entertained a number of
Washington Sovereigns Wednesday
evening at Capitol Heights, Md. Sow
ereign Delegate T. G. Brown of Mary
land. clerk of Maple Camp, made an
address of welcome to Sovereign
Delegate T. B. Eckloh of the District
of Columbia. Franklin H. Smith was
elected to represent Maple at the
Cum berland convention, March IT.
Washington's birthday anniversary
was celebrated at w. A Fraser Camp
Monday night. Past Consul Commander
David S. Dawson portrayed the life and
character of the first President. Maj.
George M. Green was in charge of
the program and Consul Commander
Robert English presided. Sovereign r.
w, Shumate represented Hickory
Camp.
Old Glory Camp had a busy session
Tuesday evening. Clerk Paul De Law
ter and Secretary William Humphries
will be the camps delegates at Cum
berland.
The staff officers Of the 103d Regi-
ment, uniform rank, Woodmen of the
World, will meet tomorrow night for
land will submit his plans for the
memorial celebration.
Mount Vernon Camp will hold a
campfire for visitors next Thursday
night. Oak and Hickory Camps will
also meet. Sovereign Dickey will re-
port the proceedings of the Boosters
to Alpha Camp, Friday. Silver Spring
Camp will hold a session Wednesday
evening and hear Deputy Ruth's re-
port on the fund for s1ok and unfor-
tunate Woodmen.