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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12
STOCK PRICES SOAR
IN BULL|SH DRIVE
Utilities Continue in Fore
Iruni Of AdVance-lnduS-
trial List Strong.
BY STANLEY w. PRENOSII.,

NEW YORK, July l2-With vio-
lent bidding up of utilities and several
of the industrials. particularly steels,
the bull party celebrated the first re-
duction in brokerage loans since late
Nav on the stock market today. Al
though the reduction was but $4,000
600. it was interpreted as indicating
that the gain OF about $485 900 900 dur
ing June was due largely to the eXer-
else Of stock rights.
The late buying converged on the
principal stocks. among which were
United States Steel, American Can
American Telephone, Allied Chemicals
Radio, Public Service of New Jersey
Montgomery Ward and international
Telephone. The selling Of the motors
and oils stopped and the market ao-
sorbed the weekend realizing well. The
close was strong.
The market was lifted sharply higher
at the ming when feverish buying
cropp-S AT in the utilities. block OF
IL 500 shares of Consolidated Gas was
taken at la, new top and up Ia
points; block of 10000 shares OF
United Gas improvement at 50, new
high and up ~ points, and block
of $4,000 shares of National Power q
Light. up 81 points. Public Service oil
New Jersey, United Aircraft and Mont
comery Ward rose ? to 8 points; Auburn,
Auto. a.: Union Carbide, 3ia. and sew
eral issues mounted ! to points.
The impressive bullish demonstration
was inspired by the decline in brokers
loans, which. although amounting tc
only $4,000 90, came after about
month of successive large increases
Bankers. ney6rtheleSs, look for little
ease in call money for another week OF
SO, as the Federal Reserve condition
statements disclosed tina. the New York
banks had not reduced their heavy bor-
rowings. and that discounts for the en-.
tire system had increased rather than
decreased during the week.
A block of 10000 shares of United
States Steel was taken at 200l4. up ~
points. Underwood Elliott Fisher rose
points. Commercial Solvents, 6; Mid
land Steel Products preferred, Wrestling.
house Electric. Johns Manville, Genera
Electric and National Supply. 4 to 5
In the utility group. Standard Gas &
Electric and American Power & Light
also reached new record prices ir
moderate advances.
American Can once more reached
new high ground. with gain of about
a point. and other shares moving ur
to 2 points included American Tele-
phone. Radio, Anaconda, international
Telephone. Gold Dust, New York Gen.
trail American International. Northern
Pacific. Kroger Groceries, Gillette, Safe
way Stores. Bethlehem Steel, National
Cash Register and CurtiSs Aero Texa,
Corporation, however, Sagged nearly O
point.
Foreign exchanges opened barely
steady. with Sterling Gables lie lower
at S4.85 1-l6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12

Woman farm laborers in France are
receiving 56 cents a day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12
FIRM WINS SUIT.

BALTIMORE, July II Especially -
Litigation between the German l. G.
Farbenindustrie, the famous chemical
trust. and the Silica Gel Corporation,
which has been in progress for the past
eight years, has ended in a complete
victory for the local company, 1t was
announced here yesterday.
The Silica Gel basic patents were
upheld by the German court of final
appeal, which concludes all litigation.
c. Wilbur Miller is president Of the
Silica Gel Corporation and the Dawson
Chemical Co.
Chief interest in Silica Gel in this
country recently has centered on the
feet Of refrigerator cars operated by
the Safety Refrigeration. Inc, a sub
sidiary of the Safety Car Heating &
Lighting Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12
Wall Street Briefs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
wall street understands that the
newly formed United Stores Corpora
ton, which already operates the United
Cigar Stores chain and large number
of drug stores, will take over other
chain interests, providing capital for
their development and expansion.
Grocery and other lines are to be in
Guided.
The Associated Telephone Utilities
Co. has acquired the Standard Tele-
phone Co. and its three subsidiaries,
Standard Telephone Co. Of Illinois.
Standard Telephone Co. of Texas and
the Interstate Utilities Co, operating
in important areas of Illinois, Idaho,
oklahoma, Texas and washington.
Gold imports at New York we're So.
589, 900 in the week between July )
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12

and 10. Exports totaled 100000 and
gold earmarked for foreign account in
creased $9,994,OOO. The importations
included s5,506,oo0 from Argentina,
S4.868 900 from England and 100000
from Ecuador, while of the exports
Sl07, 900 went to Mexico and $4,000
to Venezuela.
Standard Gas & Electric Co. is of
fering stockholders of record July 70
rights to subscribe to additional COM
mon stock at $85, on the basis OF
new share for each 10 held. The rights
are worth about $3.50 each. The 14,-
895 shares to be sold will provide Sl2,-
O6l OTIS in new capital.
The American Can Co. has acquired
the Simcoe canning and pf eserving
plant of the Canadian Gamers, Ltd.
William H Woodin, president of the
American Car e. Foundry Co, at the
annual meeting today said he expected
| the company to have good half year.
He believes the Supreme Courts de-
cision in the st. Louis-O Fallon Rail-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12
AUTOMOTIVE EXPORTS
SHOW DROP FOR MAY
By the Associated Press.


Automotive exports from the United
States in May dropped more than S2l, =
O00 900 below the previous month and
were 8 per cent less than the total for
May 1923.
The Department Of Commerce said
the decline reflected the usual tend
ency of postponing purchases until after
the arrival of new models, together with
the advent of the Winter season in GER
tain of the foreign markets"
Exports for May were valued at
S45 ,264634. compared with $66,686 ,635
for April and SAG, 02l ,40l for May last
year.
Passenger car and truck shipments
for May were valued at S28,286.253, a
decline of S13,654,05 from the previous
month and $6,320,253 below the May
1928. total
Total automotive exports for the
January-May period of this year were
valued at S299, 399 .551. compared with
S2l3770,339 for the same period in
1923.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12
BORDEN co. TO ACQUIRE
So OTHER COMPANIES

NEW YORK. July IL LP).-The Bor-
den Co.. through its president. Arthur
w. Milburn. has announced 1t had
signed contracts to acquire the stock
or assets and business of So companies,
including subsidiaries. in Is States,
Canada, Europe and China.
The concerns involved are engaged
in the manufacture Of ice cream,
cheese, dried milk. butter and milk
sugar. and in the distribution of milk,
cream and eggs. An announcement to
be mailed to the stockholders states
that in practically every case, except
for the cash necessary to retire exist
ing bonds or preferred stock issues. the
consideration in these acquisitions has
been Borden Co. stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12

has promoted G. T. Neill vice presi-
dent and general manager, to vice
president and managing director, while
NJ W. Wilson, assistant to Mr.. Neill,
has taken his place as general man
ager.
Mr.. Neill entered the Royal Bank s
service 40 years ago and became chief
inspector in 1908 and general manager
in 1916. In January. 1927, he was APP
pointed vice president.
Mr.. Neill, in addition to his banking
activities, is a director of several large
Canadian companies, former president
of the Canadian Bankers Association
and a governor Of McGill University
He takes over the active management
of a bank with assets of $3.50, oOo. OOo
part of Canada, as we'll as 100 branches
in 81 foreign countries.
Branch banking has always been an
essential element in Canadian finance
LESS than 20 hours from Chicago
to San Francisco, daily schedule"
This is what Harold Crary of the
Boeing Air Transport, Inc. which fol
the last three years has flown the mai
from San Francisco to chicago, an
nounced this week.
october I. Boeing planes, each with
seats for 10 passengers and powered
with three 525-horsepower Hornet mo-
tors start under the new arrangement
Here's the schedule: Leave Chicago
at 8 at night, fly all night and arrive
in San Francisco about noon the mex
day. Eastbound. leave San Francisco
at 8 O'Clock at night, fly all night dowr
THE Lighted Main Street" and arrive
at Chicago at pm the following day
Chicago time.
In addition, a route is being devel'
oped from Seattle to Juneau. Alaska
entirely over water. by the same com
pany. Five-paSSenger Boeing fyinI
| boats will be used. -Four days are RE-
! uuired now for the trip. The flying
| time will be eight hours.
I Copyright, 1929. by North American News
| paper Alliance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12
Firm BUYS Plant.

BALTIMORE, July - (SpeciaD :
The plant. good will etc. OF the Camp
bell Metal Window Corporation OF Balti,
more and New York. has been ACQUIRED
bv the American Radiator and STAND
ard Sanitary Corporation, which al
ready has a plant here.
The America. 1>4ulalJr will issue
{; 600 shares of common, stock in ex-
change for 5000 shares of per cent
cumulative convertible preferred stock
end 10000 shares of common stock OF
the Campbell corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12
Western Maryland Earnings.

BALTIMORE, July IL (SpeciaD -
Estimated earnings of the Western
MARYLAND Railway for the first week
of July were $305,279. an increase OF
$30.772. or IL per cent, compared WIN
wle corresponding week last year. :,
Coal traffic contributed nearly nan
n the gain In .ttal receipts. revenue
drom that source being $l4,3l9, or II
per cent larger than it was a year ago.
Earnings from traffic other than coal
gained $21 277. or Is per cent. Pas
senger revenue showed loss OF $2llT,
or q per cent, while miscellaneous
was down Ills, or % per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12
RAILWAY TRAFFIC VOLUME.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
A new peak for railroad freight traf-
fic volume at this season was attained
on American railroads for the week
ending June 49, AS reported by the
American Railway Association, the
number Of cars loaded in the period
not only exceeded the preceding week
and the corresponding week last year
but was the greatest ever recorded in
the first half of any year.
Figures for the loadingS, in car totals,
of the week and comparable periods
follow:
Week ending June 30. 1,095,724 cars
Preceding week, l,069,046 cars. Same
week last year, 1,003.669 cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12
Direct to The Star Once.

road valuation case will result in a
stimulation of interest of the railroad
in buying new equipment.
Warren Bros. announced today that
it had been awarded contract for
paving in Guatemala, involving about
100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12

When a landlord recently asked for
eviction of a family from a room at
Highbury, England, he told the magis-
trate that the room measured IL by 10
feet and was occupied by a man and
wife and eight children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12

Canada's largest bank. the ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12
PRICE TENDENCIES GAIN.

By the Associated Press.
A sluggish advance in general price
tendencies is observable in latest in
dex calculations of. the Census Bureau
for general commodities: The hgures
which follow represent the average Of
wholesale charges for a general collec-
tion of articles. based on 1925 price
levels as 100, and show also the prices
for an average composite ton Of steel
rroductS:
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

macadamzing are in progress, Ne. hiclcs can pass through although delay and rough going will te en- Countered.
 Washington-Rne Brook road, ma cadam completed. Br1dgc uncom plrtod.
 Waterford -Willetts avenue is be- ing oiled for l. mile
 Woodville road, steam show! grading. No dctours.
 N-raton-Jull Punk Hill Road, ma cadam complrtcd. Shoulders and railing uncompletcd.
 West Hartford road is under con- tru"tion No alternate route.
 Windsor Locks -Suefi-ld East str-ot is under construction. but cocn to traffic Thrr" iH fifteen minuts delay due to brlda,. roH- struction on thr south end Of East street.
 Wilton -Nurlhurt street, @radin~ and ma~admu constructor under No dstoura,
 Nl.nnhestcr- Wjnstrd ro@d is un- der construction. No aitcrnat, route.
 West Hayon-Beach street, shouI- dors being oiled for usiIe.
 Windham, Nindham Center ro1I l. being oiled
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
ELECTRIC HARPOOV
 KILLS INSTANTLY
Norwegian Engineer Develops
 New Whaling Method

Oslo. Sept. 2o lR,-Tha whaling Industry of Norway has @ao~aul3ed to mod,rnizauou and a,roae ,1.o- triied.
 Holm Hansen, Norwegian r.%l engineer has d~s.lorad a m"th"1 of elcctritytng to G.rroon "atr" is expected to r.!u.. tHr ro@ c' whaling in addition 10 nJr"e th" animal much Of taa torture that has marked tha cafeb bn.og-.
 On board tha whalo au 'i""tr'' power plant is bo.lt peodan."@ HL- ternating current 0a Io" t"Hs,on, One pole Of tho generator is rou- noctod with tha harpo7n and is insulated cable the other with the ships side,
 When the harroon is lamnond from the gun. the cI"rtr.e circuit is automatically closed. and "hen the spear hits the whale tha anima ! is instantly r.octr9utr5. I'll. mga- cular spasn prevents 'no air trnm being blown from thr ,9nas ral*- ing the body 10 feat ~lje .t .s towed 10 the cookery or ashore.
 Ii is estimated that tH u." pro- cess will double the catca of tn" ordinary whaIar.
 The present harroou metnai "aS Invented 5e years a@o l5 S"a Foyn. II entails d serious stnHgze for many hours after inc h@rwoo4 has landed. Then when tlse w,a'' Is exhausted and dI's, f. sinks. making it difficult tasj, 10 grt tlt.' weight of 2h to 70 tons ny from the depths by derrick.
 Most Of the Norwcgl.n ~ualora Operate in Antarctic waters, "h'r. the season will soon opeH This year S.4a0 men will make up 1m crew both in the nrH and ill tH- land stations, twice us many as were in tho bnsiue-s t%o scars a21
 Thirty cooEatirs OH ~.s+".s af' being fitted oa. haEc G3aun@ plants of 15.oao and 20"ae ion. with the most up-to-1nta ma"aiua~' to make uso of every pert or rH catch, the wbala G,s#. low'@ and fat,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
Route No. 3G2

Wiad4or and Windsor Locks Pc auono.E--sIGtjold Road is bein; oiled for miles.
 70 Route Numbers
 Asmom, a section Of the West ror.-Wul.neo o0 road is under con arruti9n. T1act5c can pass
 larHhamarad, Pleasant Valley road, shoulders incomplete. No al- t"ruata route.
 Traooa l'ol,s, Pines Bridge is be iu= nj-a
 Bristol Trrr}vd1o Avenue. shoul- G@rs fucomp."t". No alternate route.
 No Acute NuG,hpr-
 Igooalyu-roH:r"f. An jmprcyc- mrot is u,.n@ ma!r on th" Tom- lr.-J'rooalyn road and delay fo .aoori-t5 laay he tzprctoI Nhrr .~"ln- om r2'lonS @#, 1eiaas car- u,i r. aa4 where a.r1acjn9 j8 be- rornuall-C'ou&aI rla5as Eoaj js u,.a.. oIo4 fer , mi}Da.
 ".Htan-lIuHfsrjIl" road ,s boinS ojj.d for m}ia.
 r0r"alI-B@uhrr Iiu r0uI i5 be- iu- oiled for miles.
 t'hr@Htr" and McrIden road under construction. Slight delay 10 traffic ,at steam shovel
 Canton Feotar-rolinsyilIn road F under construction. No alternate rou-
 Eaat IIMmpton-Lces>ilIe road + Ao,u2 graded for one mile.
 Ee-t Morris, Nate9lown road is outor construction. No alternate lo"n..
 . East Windsor, %nitjo and Sadds HuJ roads arn ru'lrr construction . but op,u 10 rt@tfIa.
 EHmr:on-Saad4 Mill road is un-
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

der construction, hut open to traffic.
 Glastonbury. Addison road is ua- der construction Open to traffic,
 I.ahrsido Washington road is un- der construction, No alternate route.
 Madis0n-H Horse Pond road is be- ing graded for i miles.
 Monroe Stevenson road, macadam construction completed. Shoulders and railing ncomplcted.
 Morris. East Morria-Thomaston road i, under construction. Shoul- dors incomplete. No alternate route,
 Momrilo-R@ymond Hill road IS being oiled for ril"e.
 Kew IIartTor'. HaErrriIIc road is rnaor construction. No altcrnat to9f".
 N.w Hartford d-EarEhanlsfo1 road. brIgn is 1m4ef construction. Road closed during hiGh Nuror. No aljor- Ia'o rou."-
 New l.ondou-Jeftprson avenue Is tojng oiled for , mj.oa.
 >o~ A'nforI->Iers%sII ro~A ma rldar1 construction completed. shoulders and railing uncouplotcd,
 I'}amvHle-Eas street is closed . traffic. Short dotour on north end ot construction.
 Tomfrct-Wos. Road, is being oj!- ed for 2 miles,
 Re1d,ae Bull Punk IiiH Road rradns and macadaln construction No detours.
 Stratford-Uard's Corner 10 Lod- ship road, grading under conatruc- lion. No delay 10 traffic,
 %tor1in@-EEonh Hill road is un, . G'r construction. Su}acin2 is com plrtod. Traffic can pass.
 Nolnnro"n and 10. Stonu gton 1 pcnd!oton Hill road is under con structIon. Grading operations aH,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
Pt-YS CASTLE OF pOHGIN

Niag"fmt, Austria. < pt. ZH. F
 -Duhc Dimitri von I.euchtenherE who recently was married, has pur- chased for 40oo,n00 Austrian shil- lnas from Count Hcnckol-Donner: marrk he castle of Porcia in La known to all tourists in Ha- This is inc biggest real "s- tate deal in Austria sine" the war The castle Was built in 15%7.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

aein1 ci'e1 for miles Old Iytae-U4ubHr9 road, shoul. ders being oiled for mi.es.
 Eo8tc No. 132 New l'rc~t Warren rcnte" road, steam shoytl 2ra4ing and ma cadan construction uad4r ~ay. short delays 'H. present.
 Route No. 133 Salem. Norvirh-li li4'yuo real is beiu- oiled for 3 ru.)s5.
 Routc No. iG@ Joaathan Trumml road is unIr~ roaetructiou from tou'a No. to inc scuI ol the Improved road north of rolumrIa Gr-.a aaI from tha ,al ot tau uor0srf road aoutA o' t'glvm.u Guu 10 tar rad Of th" uaproEeI road st t.a1uot- SHrfar- ing s u40- G.al m fNn sHon south of rolw.ti4 l5r.u T:"u.1, rs ar- u.rad to J:@- a.'rlta. r.f, in r#.~tng ra~u
 c5sa.u X ..rtsa. or 'o Jou- "'a.n T#uaH. Ia.I Is l.. 3s" mi.1
 roG;r No. t7G Nr,"" Nvsnot' Wilton road a#o44.l5 intg@ o5'.4-
 EDutr NO. 1N2 T~ooha.H OYu-- road s.n- grading work au3 taa~atlum r,n srruafo# ual.r aaE No 3"fours
 Ituu.r No. go WatalfoaH-WooalHry road is 5n- l@1 oiigl for j.. uilra,
 Route No. "I0 >t@ Louaou. -It--u Ae*uU" is H.lu~ osuH rar s u3..-.
 Eoutr No. "l@ Windsor loras t,aS GraMm raa4 sHou4,r. mug o-.r4.
 Route No. &5l %ug@.ch tnm ao4I le N.Igg o!t rd for Iula.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
Road Conditions in
 State of CGnn2ctiCIt

Road conditions and tntG"rs ia the State of ronncofirU nnee nc- ccssary by hichway con~'rur'ion, ro- pairs and oiHng anrourr.i hy th" Connecticat Gl@hna. U#r@Jtm"u+ as of September IS, ta-2 aye aa fol- Jews:
 Tout" ',o. | CHnton--Roeto9 Post rr.G, sacnl- Gers being oiled for IHiin.
 Route Ne. Wallin@forI - Hartford Pike, shoulders b1in~ oilrd for 5 miles, Essex-Main esreet, shoulders being oiled.
 f;ou.r No. 2 DanHury-rewtoa road. bridge ron- structlon on no~. Iocation, No de- tours.
 Route No. Salisbury - Great Darriugton road. sEoulaers incomp.cte. No aI- ternate route.
 |. $. .Ioutc NO. , Eaqt Windsor, Iartford-%3rinS- field road, shoulders being oiled.
 Eoutc No. 6 Bolton- Manchester, Aanchc9t"r -Willmantic Turnpike is under construction, One-way traffic, slight dclay.
 Killine!y-Provi3crca road, shoul ders being oiled fer n2jto Brooklyn Wauroga1 road. shoul- ders being oiled for i mile, Farmington c.utrr to PlaiuTllo center, shoulders heinz oiled,
 Eoutc No. s Winchcster-E Eowlol Street bridge. Ninsfed. IS under construction. be- tour posted.
 Winchester. Tortng.oa Winstol Road Is being oiled for ; HIln-.
 Route Ne. - 4 section of the Nofw.ci-put- nam road is being reconstructed just south Of Central Village Gradu@ 5F Ioinr done ar4 rolarr'a s3l'@n,p@ ia being laid. 4 short rrtiga of oHe- way traffic j* n1nlatn hs 'phoa".
 Eautc No. !7 West Ha~fnra ~h>ru Albany nlcnua i4 umaa- roa"ru"toa ht open to tfa@.ta. w&..r. Isa 'eo mlH. uto Ga'ay dH-. tp t." roa .r.n'Nrn ot q bride 9eer ta- t.#ma@oo Hlr- CT
 Glaaoub}rg-,,.. loaaaa Loaa shoulders he.nz nLt.l.
 I;uu, '>n. - NinlNam &or"Io,5 ,.aa# a.o1 durs b,iAa oiled.
 Route 70. t0i putrau-rrp.l.4a.e 3o@4 apA dors bsinz o.a3
 Iout" No. t99 Mansfield l'to..l.-t l.. ll.4 under couetrurIan wH- -.u-.t.s of tII7 roat ar- L--a ..l' .. fa timr. rrco ID traffic. rorontry-l3 l3Us24 r..r W.D1a N. tic Iiy.r I- rnlDr so#+'a4'.oa M" open ID traffic.
 Rnus, 70, lIt T1wHn1- t HHn nfoa i,a. rhoatd,ss Aaag o.n. .oe 3 3.l.-. HeHo., ra1Huhtl .- &"n.a.st. road. saosM.Er t,5a-. o.,t. Marlboro. r91aa5a. .a.U. .1 roaI, sao.s..r. a..n. s5t.4.
 I,ou:r 10. li1 D4rhHu0-G GWlfarI load, ona-a.H traffic oa cenr.1'a Ia.n r.afH =u Bhort datoar
 RUntc \o. t12 TrumbaU and Noael.. t:G.r, Ho Turnpike 2aDalIors h. ing u....
 Route No. l-G Norwalh and "H1a l@a#'@ NorwalH rona sloH..r- air'. ntt.
 Route Eo l-s New Mufon, -I-tcoar.1 tlr. being oiled for rit#
 Iton;r No. i@t CornwaU I'Ip5,or. tr,a.. + u-l construction oh a.- 'y.-..o.. >o ] tours.
 I;cut" 70. t@3 Eaet Haven FoSaa t1aa. <" l.. Ill oiled for 7 mIIt@
 Route tn. tt! Oxford -%oytaoor nH a" oiled for hsEaa-
 WooIGrf1a~--- gn.d, sAoa ders being o,rI Tor 7 p8.+.
 E0ulc No. l z, East Ha3d1u Monies f9aI open 10 trarac. ~ortl oa sionlJara.
 Route 10. 10
 .T
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

Year round refrigeration is the one scJo way to keep pcrishabIc5 at exactly the right temperature with out changing the wholesome condi- ton of the food, or destroying a particle of it's nourishment value. Window-sill and back-porch make shifts keep foods too warm or too cold-bojh dangerous to health.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

grcosis thedanscrpoint. Forcoldcan conquer these bacteria and arrest their progress. In foods kept above fifty dcgrccs-evc two, threcor points-thc micro-organisms null tiply astonishingly, and are turk ing menaccs to health, even though they may not noticcably affect the taste of the food.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

Road conditions and 1"tG"rs lA the State Of Connecticut Innae nr- ccssary by hichWaF con~+ron'ioh, r"-
 pairs and oiing annoorr"f ly ts1" Connecticut 1Il"hwa- Dfr"'m"u| as Of septem5cr IS, ta-9, aye aa fol-
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
Tout" ,G. !

CInton--Hoato1 Post pr.G, s4c'll- Gers being oiled for lHiin.
 Route Nc. , WallngforI Hartford Pike, shoulders bpin% oilcd for 5 miles. Essex-Main street, shoulders being oiled
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

Mansfield l'ao..---+ J.. ll.l +- under roustrruon. wH- -.u-.. s. of this road ar. L-r@ ..a' 7" tH- timr. bro0 ID tra.t..
 roreatry- -l@Us2a o..r W..-lg n- tic IiF4r i- rH.o- ro8staau' 5#t nr.- Ln tL----
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
L1tlt 70 fIf

Iort'ans- t Ht#ntoa i.a.l. rhouta,a@ aaur o.r". .oe g 3....--
 HeEHo., falauhla .- >-anaa.:t.F roat. 4aoah.. a.ta.. o..,.
 Marlboro fa5.#3" ..""0.. .'r rOaI, sUlIs."rs .n., t'i.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
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Danbury-Er#tol road. bridge HoH- structioa on new location. No do- tours