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New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
G..0. P. EXPENDED
 $,S95 IN THIS CITY
kimballs Gave St,oN Each Party Has &,@2 Balance

Election bills of the republican party locally amounted to $6.S95.19 leaving a balance in the treasury ol $3,302.72, Chairman William H Judd states in his report filed at the Office of the town clerk.
 George T. kimball, president oi the American Hardware corporation and Arthur G. kimball, president oi Landers, Frary &, Clark. each gave s1,0o0, theirs being the largest con- tributions. The donations ran down as low as $2. .-...-
 Personal service, rental of head quarters, advertising and printing and postage made up the greater part of the expense item.
 Contributors of $10 or more were:
 H. H. Pease $2o0, B. F. Gaffne, s10O, F. H. Shield $10, E. w. Christ $50, G. T. Kimball s1.ooo. w. L Hatch s1O0, H. G. Hancock SIS Henry F. Roche s100, E. N. Stan ley $50, I. l. Rachlin s15. C. w Parker $10, Walter H. Hart $500, E : E. May s15, N. Lucas s25. H. H Milkowtz $15, Wm. H. GreensteiT $25, C.. F. Bennett $4o0. A. A Greenberg $10. A. A. Mills $1o.
 E. M. Wightman $35o. s. R. Edd, $25, T. J. Cabelus $15, H. A. sextor s15, Morris D. Sake $10o, H. w Hatch $15, P. B. Stanley $500, E. E Stone s1o, w. r. Lange s25. George Hildebrandt $50. l. D. Russell so9 NJ. T. Rowland s25, K. T. Slope1 s10, Y. NJ. R. c. s44.35, D. l.. Nail s15, J. c. Andrews $25, c. r. F'ris bic se5, w. E. Atwood $150, 4. G kimball $1.00o.
 A.F. Corbin s15o, s, Hanson $10 E, J. and F. J. Porter $50, G. l. Corbin sa5, J. B. Minor $50. Geo. F Spear $2OO; M. Unkelbach $1o. Johr Purney $25, F. H. Afford $50, W C. Hungerford $50. C. B. Parson: saoo. F. G. Vibberts $1oo, Il. Il Howard sa5. l.. s. Jones $50, M. ii Horwitz s45, l.. R. Raphael $25, Ii L, Platt $50, H. '. Judd $75o.
 H. s. Humphrey s15, r. w. Ma comber sa5, l. Black $35o. F. 5 Chamberlain s250. R. $. Brow' s10O, l.. A. Sprague s15, C. J. La" s15. George c. Rogers s1o. J. | Wilbur Jr. s2o. Peter Suzio $50, C H, Baldwin $500, H. R. Owen $1oe E. w. Irving slo, D. l.. Bartlett SIC G. P. Hart $50. J. F. Cooper $5oe ". T. Sloper s25o. L. w. Young s2e H. E. Pritchard SEQ.
 E Iamh 5000 c. Powers $10 r. l.. Weed SIS, F. A. Searle s2oe Y Bengtson s25, w. H. Rattenburl s.oo, G. J. Traceski s15, w. E Rc4rs s25, P. Crona $lo. H. NJ. Par sons $50.
 Colored Hoover Republican club soo, J. W. Marsland $25, F. w Schultz s55, A. J. Sloper $1on.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22

are in excellent condition. he said.
 public order is good. conditions of
 health and sanitation have steadily improved, and statistics of produc-
 ton and trade bear evidence of con- tinued progress.
 General Mcintyre was impressed during his visit to Porto Rico. with , the new public buildings, the out standing one being the capitol which. when completed, will cost more than S2.O00,00o. It was to be ready for oc rupancy next February. The Porto Rican floating debt was
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
STEAMER IS SAFE

London, Nov. 22 R1A Lloyds dispatch from Horta, in the Azores, reported the arrival today of the Greek steamer Alexandra in the Fayal channel. The vessel. which was in distress off the Azores sev- eral days ago after losing her ruddcr was lowed in by the American steamship Mckeesport.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
PHILIPPINES HAVE
 EXCELLENT YEAR
Progress Made in All Islands Porto Rico shows Better-
 ment Also

Washington. Nov. c2 Cp-An ex- cellent year for the Philippine gov ernment and people. and steady progress in Porto Rico during the year prior to the recent storm there, are pictured by Major General Frank Mcintyre in his annual report to the secretary of war as chief of the bureau of insular affairs.
 The finances of the Philippines
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22

the fact that should regular every family and that reducing diet we'll should contain sugar.
 The best for be of other foods In that the double purpose furnishing the body and also of adding appezng delight heahful foods Sugar added heahf grain makes them welcome and enjoyable growing children Think how
 fruits objectionable the without sugar Scientists tell the daily rougage salads we'll cooked fruits and vegetables Any knows that adding makes all of these welcome and palae In addition being the best and the body natures perfect favor It makes nearly foods enjoyable For health and enjoyment no substituts for sugar. The Sugar Institute
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
By the Asaociated Prea.

New York-Beautiful are Amen- can girls. McClelland Barclay. artist. just back from Europe. says he can see more pulchritude in half an hour on Fifth avenue than in four months abroad. And Mime. Mihri. Turkish artist. who is visit ing here thinks American women are miracles and have the most , beautiful limbs in the world. Kansas City, Mo.-The fashion ly. F. 2. Russell, federal inspector. explains that vegetable fats are cheaper than hog fat and efforts are concentrated on production of meat animals.
 New York-A woman who in 1923 was regarded by Sir William Orpen. portrait painter, as Eng lands most beautiful bride, is visit ing New York. She is the former Paula Cellibrand who married Mar I auis de Casa Maury, member of a Spanish family and auto race driver | who has come to this country to manufacture non-breakable glass. Los Angeles-At present Mae Murray is unable to use her two | expensive foreign cara her bank account and much of her furniture. The sheriff is holding them in liti- | gation.
 i White Plains N. Y.-NIiss Louise Crosby McCabe is quite an athlete. When she is not riding, playing polo. tennis or golf or motoring, she is learning to fly. Already she has taken solo flights.
 | New York - J. P. Morgan is back | from Europe with meerschaum pipe. It is we'll on the way to the deep and rich color desired by con- noisseurs.
 Havana - Felix Garvajai, ex- ! marathon runner. who once outlast- ed horse in an endurance race, intends to walk across the United States pushing cart containing his -ent and food. He is 53 years old.
 Grass Valley, Cal. - Thar's gold in them greens at the Sierra Coun- try club. This does not mean that the winning of high stakes depends  found. The club is thinking of do- ing some prospecting. | Gottesburg. Silesia For POI years the same fire engine served this town. It is to be put into a museum and replaced by motor ap- paratus.
 Washington There's a danger ous gnu at the national zoo. Morris Phillips, a keeper, was severely gored by it's lS-inch horns, ! New Haven - Tad Jones, former Yale coach, declares at football rally before time -honored Harvard game that the spirit of old Yale was miss ing with only a small turnout ol students.
 Waterbury - Louis N. Leopold 1. sentenced to life in prison after jur,
 returns verdict of second degree
 murder. Defense announces appea will be taken.
 Hartford Grand jury summons
 lawyers of Roger w. Watkins. con.
 victed swindler. to appear before special hearing.
 Bridgeport Delegates to Con. necticut occupational therapy so'
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
MINISTER ILL

Belgrade. Jugoslavia. Nov. c2 @ ---Vojaslav Marinkovitch. foreign minister. was reported to be gravely i'll today. His resignation was ex- pected.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
FLASHES OF LIFE: AMERICAN GIRL
 SAID MOST BEAUTIFUL IN WORLD

ciety convention vote to conduct state survey of value of their work among disabled and tubercular.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
Active People
 want and need sugar The "Fael of Preterence" in the body

AN EMINENT food authority recently stated
 that any person who has a very active body is always on the edge of the sugar reserve in his body (glycogen). That is why" he said, "the soldier and athlete wants and needs sugar. That is why the active child wants and needs sugar." He went on to explain that sugar is the fuel of preference in the body, that sugar can bs more easily and quickly converted into energy than axv other food He ennohas;.eA
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22

State survey or EalOe or tnelf Work among disabled and tubercular.
 Norwich State Sunday school convention reports enrolment of 5000 pupils in teaching training classes.
 Bridgeport - Damage suit for $100,00O brought by Frederick F. Lovejoy against the city of Norwalk opens. Plaintiff contends his oyster beds have been ruined by pollution of water by the present sewage sys- tenn.
 Darien - Two youths arrested charged with stealing auto by Ser geant Amos Anderson, known as the lone wolf of the postroad. Hartford - John Tobin of Wa terbury becomes only candidate for the minority leadership in the next house when Joseph P. Bransfield of Portland announces withdrawal. | Bridgeport - Death follows in juries received by Viola Deiscin, z,
 when struck by an automobile q
 week ago.
 Hartford-Ethel Barrymore. ap- bearing here in a play expresses de-
 light on hearing that her brother, John Barrymore is engaged to
 Dolores Costello, screen actress. 1 New Haven-Prof. John c. Adams,
 director of undergraduate literary
 activities, tells fraternity students at Yale not to waste spare time seeking entertainment at movies and 1 going with sweethearts.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22

Norwich State Sunday school convention reports enrolment Of 5000 pupils in teaching training classes.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22

Bridgeport - Delegates to Con- necticut occupational therapy so-
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22

New York - J. P. Morgan is back from Europe with meerschaum pipe. It is well on the way to the deep and rich color desired by con- noisSeurs.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22

Hartford - Grand jury summons lawyers of Roger W. Watkins. con- victed swindler. to appear before special hearing.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22

White Plains N. Y.-Miss Louise Crosby McCabe is quite an athlete When she is not riding, playing polo tennis or golf or motoring, she is learning to fly. Already she has taken solo flights.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-06
Road Conditions in
State of Connecticut

Road conditions and detours w
the State Of Connecticut mad
necessary by highway department
construction. repairs and oillng an
rounced by the State Highway COM
mission as of July 3rd, are as fol-
lows:
Route No. I.
Milford Boston Post Road from
Devon Center to Washington street.
concrete road completed. Shoulders
under construction. No delay. to
traffic.
Westport-Compo Hill section of
the Boston Post road, 80 delay to
traffic. Concrete work finished.
Bran ord-R r. Tnderpass is I'M
der construction by the n. Y, N. Fl.
& II. II. r. Company. No delay to
traffic
Branford-Bost Post road is being
oiled for miles.
Old lyme, East Lyme and Water
ford road is under construction for
five miles. One-Way traffic for
about one half mile in the town of
Last I<N me. t1liDi cil'-N tN ''Ltii''
in Waterford. Through traffic ad-
,ised TO take route No. 3333 from Old
Lyme to Jordan's Village.
Gulf ord-Boston Post road is be
ing oiled for 5 miles.
Route No. :.
Waterbury, Middlebury road is un-
der construction. Short detour.
Waterbury, Mildale road. South
ington Mountain is under construc-
ton. One-way traffic maintained
Traffic should take road through
Cheshire.
Ridgefield- Danbury road, concrete
construction under way. One-way
traffic with telephone control
Route No. 1.
Salisbury Great Darlington roat
is under construction. No detours.
Sharon-Lakevilel road is undel
construction. No detours.
Route No. L. $. ).
Wallingford-No. Colony street
Concrete pavement being laid. Shor
one-way traffic.
under construction No delay traf
flc.
Route No. L. s. &.
Brooklyn -Danielson road in tn
towns OF killingly and Brooklyn un
der construction. Detour posted
Traffic regulated by flagmen.
Columbia. Willimantic-H artfor'
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-06

shovel grading at two places. Short
delays probable.
Route No. 1856.
Crystal Lake road. towns of Rock
willie and Ellington are under con-
struction. Somewhat rough. no de-
tours.
Route No. 1sY.
Preston, the road from Poque-
tanuck to Brewsters' Neck is under
construction, very rough. no detours.
Route No. $50.
Bethel-Redding road steam shovel
grading under way. No detours.
Redding -Georgetown road is un-
der construction, no detours.
Route No. 3:5.
Prospect-Cheshire road. water
bound macadam road is under con-
struction. Short detour around
rock cut
Route No. 333.
Old Lyme lackhall road is being
oiled for 6 miles.
Route No. 337.
/ West Haven-First avenue and
Beach street. bituminous macadam
to be laid. Construction started. No
delay TO traffic.
| No Route Numbers.
Ashford, Mansfield Westford road
is being oiled for one mile.
Chester-Killingworth road is I'M
der construction. No delay.
Brooklyn road is be-
ing oiled.
Clinton Westbrook. Clinton Deep
River road is under construction for
~ miles.
Cornwall Plains to West Cornwall
is being resurfaced. Passable at all
times. Work completed with the ex-
ception of shoulders and guard rails.
No detours.
Darien-Boyt street, bituminous
road finished.
Easton- Monroe road Is under
construction, not passable due to
the rain.
Mansfield Center arrenville
road is under construction, open to
traffic.
Mansfield Westford road is being
oiled on the Arborio contract.
Middlefield- Durham road, grading
OH Cherry Hill road.
New Haven-Townsend avenue
Public utilities putting pipes in road
No delay to traffic.
Sharon Millerton road is under
construction. Short detour.
No. INSTRUMENTATION Hill Is
being oiled for 4 miles.
So. Canaan-H Huntsville road closed
Detour through Falls/Village. Bridge
is under construction.
Observation-Disclosures avenue. Con
crete road completed. Shoulders
under construction. No delay tt
traffic.
Wolcott, Waterbury, oodticl
road is under construction. No de.
tour
Woodbridge ~ Racebrook road
grading work started. No delay tt
traffic.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-06
CENTER DISTRICT
TO ELECT LEADER
Robert 4. Bray Reported Favor
tie Of NeWinston Commission

Newington, July "a meeting OF
tho commissioners OF the Center
hre district will be held in the town
hall Monday evening TO elect
chairman.
1t is reported certain that Robert
II. BRAY will be elected chairman.
Mr.. Bray was elected chairman last
February at a meeting at which al
legged illegal voting occurred. Al
subsequent meeting. r. IA. Erwin
was elected chairman and there
after, until the annual meeting, the
business OF the district was at
standstill because OF the lack OF CO.
operation between the two parties
Monday nights meeting was called
by Commissioner Z. Welles Eddy.
Fined IS for Collision
Salvatore Biafore of 209 Hartford
avenue, New Britain, was fined 50
and costs in town court last nisht
by Justice of the Peace +. Stanley
Welles on a charge of violation OF
the rules OF the road. Biafore was
arrested by Constable Raymond V.
Halleran following an accident on
July 3 about 6:l5 in the evening.
He was proceeding toward NeWing-
ton on the Clayton road and as he
drove I'D the hill onto the bridge
ever the main line train tracks. he
came upon truck which was own
ed and operated by William Cohen
of 43 Olive street, New Britain.
Cohen was travelling slowly and
Biafore was following too closely
With the result that he drove his
car under the tailboard of Cohen's
truck when the latter slowed down.
The radiator of Biatore's car was
damaged. The case was prosecuted
by Grand Juror Harold G.. Lucas.
June Tux Receipts $l',sG9
Tax Collector L. 3. Proudma1
turned over a check amounting to
Sl7,76s.o5 to Town Treasurer Thorn
a. A. Francis last night constituting
the total amount of taxes received
during the month of June. This is
a substantial increase over tbs
amount collected for the same pc
Rod last year, that total being ST.
1864.
The total this year includes Sill
scS.S. from taxes on the 1927 list
S5.S41.S5 on the 1926 list. and in
terest of S49774. The balance was
comprised of taxes collected on The
1925 list.
The Ladies' Aid society OF TIL
Newington Congregational churcl
will hold an Ice cream and cak
sale on the lawn of the churcf
this evening from $50 to O'Clock
Mrs. Helen D. Epson of New
Britain has transferred a house o.
Ridgeway street to Lewis A. Lock
wood of New Britain. according I
papers filed with Town Clerk Thorn
as A. Francis.
ReynAld c. Baldwin Of Litchfiel
has transferred land and a nous
on Golf street to Frank Grachimsk
of Berlin.
Otto A. johnson Of West Hart
ford has transferred property 0
Cedar street to Albert T. Erdma
Of Hartford.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-06

Orange Derby pike is being oiled
for four miles.
Route No. us.
Cheshire Haddam road is beng
oiled for ten miles. shoulder olllng
only.
Route No. 1870 and 141.
Woodbridge Anity road. concrete
road is under construction. Traffic
controlled by traffic men.
Route No. 131.
Salisbury, Canaan Salisbury road
is under construction. Short detour-
Route No. 122.
NeWtown-B Bridgeport road, con-
crete construction under way. One
way traffic with telephone control.
Route No. 1913.
Foot of Bunker Hill TO Cornwall
Bridge, Restricting complete. Shout
ders and guard rail not finished.
/ Traffic open at all times.
Canton CollinsNiIle" Nepang road
is under construction. Detour es-
iablshed. Traffic should proceed
with caution.
Route No. 1875.
Danbury- Norwalk road Wilton
/ ONerpass, grade crossing elimina-
! ton, concrete construction under
way. but traffic uses old highway.
Route No. l27.
Kent Macedonia road, steam
shovel grading under way no de-
/ tours.
| kent--A short distance is being
oiled on the Macedonia road
/ Route No. 1928.
Danbury- New Milford road three
steam shovels grading in highway.
Short delays probable.
/ Litchfield- Bantom road is under
construction. One-way traffic main
tanned.
Route No. 1.9.
! Gaylordsville to New York state
line. macadam construction under
way. Traffic recommended to take
route via Bulls Bridge.
Route No. 1870.
Woodbury. WatertoNn road. up
town bridge is under construction.
One way traffic across temporary
| bridge.
Route No. 13:.
Cornwall Hollow road. Cornwall
to So. Canaan is under construction
Traffic open at all times. Short de-
tour around one bridge.
Route No. 1873.
Hartland Hollow Bridge is under
-
bridge.
Route No. 1874.
New Milford Kent road shoulders
being oiled for ten miles.
Route No. 1873.
No. Branford -Guilford road is I'm.
to the rain.
Route No. 1876.
New Fairfield Sherman road
steam shovel grading and macadan
construction under way. Short de-
laps probable.
Danbury- Pembroke road is being
oiled for y mile.
Route No. III.
Bridge over Little River on tn,
\ Scotland Canterbury road is unde
construction. While the old bridg,
is in use, traffic from the west i
warned to be careful in approachin:
p this bridge. which is located at tn
foot of steep grade.
Route No. 147.
Seymour Bladder river bridge un
: Ger construction. No delay.
e Route No. $50.
: Lyme and East Haddam. Ham
bury-No. Plains road is under con
struction. No delay to traffic.
, Route No. 1854.
Washington Woodbury. road steam
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-06

road is under construction.
So. Britain Underpass. grade
crossing elimination. Bitumious con-
struction under way. Short delays
probable.
Route No. L. S.
Danbury- Norwalk road. Wilton
Overpass, grade crossing elimina-
ton. Completed and open to traffic
Danbury- New Milford road. Three
steam shovels grading in highway
and concrete construction with one
way traffic with telephone control
at two places.
Route No. &.
| Torrington- Thomaston, Castle
1 Bridge is under construction. Short
| dttour Traffic should proceed with
caution.
Stratiord--Main street concrete
road Is ander construction. Traffic
controlled by traffic men.
. Thomaston- Torrinston road is be-
/ ing oiled.
Route No. 10.
! Haddam road is under construc
/ ton from Higganum to East Had
dam bridge. One-half mile detou'
at Hisganum.
Bloomfield-Granby road is under
construction, but open to traffic.
Route No. IL.
| Central Nillage-Bridge over Moo
sup river is under construction. Nc
| detours necessary.
Grosvenordale-N North Grosvenor'
dale road is under construction
open to traffic.
Putnam Danielson road is being
oiled.
Thompson Grosvenordale road il
I being oiled.
Route No. ~.
Colchest r. Norwich road is being
oiled for one mile.
Stonington, Norwich Westerl,
road Is being oiled for miles.
Route No. 30.
| Norwich Groton road, bridge owe
Poquetanuck Cove is under constru
ton. No detours.
Norwich -Groton road from Nor
witch city line TO Brewsters' Neck !
under construction. open to traffic
Windham- Franklin road is bein
oiled for q short distance.
Route No. 1Oi.
Glastonbury, Glastonbury Port
land road is under construction
open to traffic. one way.
Route No. 1Os.
Vernon. Vernon Holland road
under construction, open to traffic
Route No. 1OS.
Sonaers- Rockville road is bein
being oiled from Ellington line t
Somers.
Somers-Road from Ellington t
Somerville is being oiled
Route No. 100.
Mansfield, Phoenixville road
under construction, detour poste
from Warrenville to Ashford Thi
road nearly impossible to traffic.
Coventry, Coventry Mansfield Dc
pot road is closed, traffic may &
over good state road through S,
Coventry.
. Route No III.
Portland Cobalt road is undo
construction. no delay to traffic.
Route No. I13.
Thomaston- Bristol road is und'
, construction. Detour east of TER,
Vile posted.
, Route No. IA.
No. Branford and No. Haven. Mi,
dletown-NeW Haven road. Concre
road is under construction. TRAIT
A., controlled by traffic men.
Route No. III.
Wet Haven-Derby pike is beiI
oiled for one mile.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-06
Summer Home Draperies

. hun'eo .,, M. .,au $1.30
Value $3.50 to $500
Pretty curtains complete
with valance. design consists
Of a dainty dotted effect. blue
or rose dots. Also RULED
curtains in white. cream o.
ecru. without valance. Give Z
pleasant touch of summer beau
ty to your windows.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-06

Regularly 1.19
Neat cheek patterns. mar
duteette lnished With pretty
gu6lsd sASss, complete With
to backs. 4 thrifty value. for
your summer cottage Wiadsws.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
MAY SALES
SET NEW HIGH MARK

cess. The new Whippet Six-the worlds
lowest price six-cylinder motor car-is
paralleling the Whippet Four in popular
acceptance.
The recently announced low price of the
Willys-Knight Standard Six has resulted in
greatly increased demand for this splendid car.
Sales of the Special Six and the Great Six
continue i'm unabated volume.
Come in and see the WHY'S s-Knight and the
Whippet Four and Six lines. And for early de-
iveryitw will pay you to place your order now.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Army andNavyNews

Surgery; A. w. Dunbar, formerly assist
ant chief of the Bureau Of Medicine and
Surgery and now in command of the
Naval Hospital at Annapolis, and
Charles M. Oman, who is on duty at
the Naval Medical School, Washington,
d. G.
Rear Admiral Henry r. Mayo, U. s.
NJ, retired, who has been on active duty
as governor of the naval home at
Philadelphia Pa will be relieved about
August by Rear Admiral Albert
Gleaves, U. s. NJ, retired. Rear Ad-
miral Mayo will be detached from all
active duty. Upon the completion OF
his present course of instruction at the
Army War College, Washington Bar
racks, D. c., Capt William S. McCln-
tic win be assigned to duty in the war
plans division. Bureau Of Naval Oper
ations. Capt. Forde A. Todd, upon be-
ing relieved by Capt. Ralston S. Holmes
as naval attache at Rome, Italy, Will
proceed to the United States for assign
ment. Capt. william G. Watts, VINO
was recently detached from duty as
naval attache at London, has reported
to the Navy Department for temporary
duty pending assignment to command
battleship His duties in London VIII
be taken over by Capt. William W.
Galbraith, who was recently IN COM