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tor ssd horse drawn.
Section 11 of Chapter 3.... i’ A. 1917.
spproved Msy 101b, 1917, reads: ‘ |
“Every columnist motor” vehicle'-
:h' M k. I. ‘C- Mt equipped with pun-ole tires.
and every commercial motor vehicle
m 0. ’0'. i so constructed or loaded that the op-
erator is prevented from hsrinz a flee
Contaminant
it- urinal clots
trinity. ltisillrmi
Vacuum-sector
every hour. Edit
to last a. litcthr.
See this WW:
muhinein’ourwis-
and unobstructed view of the Mob“!
immediately to the rear and st the
sides of the “me, shsll be equipped
with a mirror or reflector sttnrhsd to
sud so located and sdiusted on such
vehicle so to «Ive the nperslor there
of a clear reflncted View at the hint-
,wnv to the rear of such vehicle,”
"Hind applies to commercial motor ve-
4.2 It- on?“ W
! Moles only
, Tahin': the respective dates of ap-
" ,i provsl oi the sections oi the lsw quot-
;ed into constderstion. it is the chino
"'ilon of the department that Section
' n sub-diyision "1" Chapter :3: lim«
its and quiitid‘ Section -. Chspter
305 so for se the latter relates to ma-
'tor Vehicles, out the lsw ss vs whole
. ll construed ss follows;
"‘ 1: Thosecotnmereist motor vehicles
I specifically tncludcd in Section 11.
sub-division "1" are required to have
mirrors or reflectors. j
i 11. All vehicles (1, e. other then mo-
' tor vehicles) included under the pro
”i visions of Sutton 20, (‘hspter 805 are
inquired to hsve mirrors or reflect-
'ors.
in Milton to tho oonstrsetion ss'
given herein. the department is in-
turning lnquxrers to the elect am
there sre yet no tints suitable so to
how the coum will interpret the. lsw
old is advising that to sit deuntftI'
cues involving those pie..." our!
from which the driver hos no viewl
towards the mr s mirror or Micah;
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{:00
100
or be installed so s Minor!
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‘ Ernest a..." of u... 1...... at...
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1‘ on Presidentofthehtsteksso. l
, amnion-x. Oct.
lmeeting or the (‘onnecticut llnyor‘s
Associations wss held in Maiden:
.yesterdny snd those 010cm were
,elected:
3 President, Ernest flours, New l.on-,
"idon; vice-president, Dr. Joseph M
' lCoolrc, Mcriden; secretary-tilenstn'or.l
'DE'J M. Cohurn. Norwslk; executive}
lcommlttee—George A Quigley, New,
:Britnin; James Crsy, Bristol, sud
Harold )1. leech Mlddletown.
A dinner was held Ind the principal
speaker was Compeustion Commit:
25 —Tue snnus‘i
The Mitm
81 flrfrlc‘e. I;
"Homes
, Phone 105
iron! 318.00 to
‘We Specialize in Furnishing 3
Sterling Furniture Co
127-129-131 WM 81.!
Sterling Ranges Guaranteed to
Bake, Cook and Heat. Ranges
,slon George B. Chandler oi Rocky; ,
Hill The vieitors enjoyed s thesu-e
lparty yesterday afternoon. A demon.
‘- strstlon was later liven of tho city's
new motor streotalweeper and s new
motor ambulance
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Complete.’
”ORAN JUST HEARS
FIRST 0F U. S. WAR
AND—LIBERTY“ LOAN ,-
‘BALTIMORE, Oct. ’26.—-'1‘he Wo!
m‘s- Liberty Loon committee 0!
Merylsnd annwnces that it has die;
icovered a woman in Howard county.‘
ilshont 25 miles tram this city. who
had not hesrd of the lJbertv booth
and did not know that the United
3 States was at wdr with Germsny. ; ~
The committee ststed that the wo-
m was intelligent and the mother
“not mersl small children She said
her husband went to work st 4 s. m.
and woe too tired when he cum in
, .y from the fleidrst 6 p. In. to tslh. .
She stated that she hsd not been
Dammit of her home. extwpt to go 7
. . tochnrcb. in five yesrs. i.
3.90.00
. . future was mneo
run to cause?
HALF ms wss PAY
USWOWN. 1’... Oct. 26.-'l'he
first case here of s drsttoo being
chm with‘wife dosertia has been
bought hum Joan loops". nod to-
snlted in the declstoo' tint tho hos-r
lsnd Inst pay his wife on snows-es
«mum at the $30 he will receive
monthly for- hls~tvervtcs nods Uncle
I‘ll. .
Mppmmm
only are, All thst h'
’Willisn litchoil othllison, the
.deIsnlsnt,wsssnstrsln1nroste1m~
1130mm amp stPstorr -t
*hsrr.Vs. museum-as t
mmmtwm unwri-
ehsrssdthtshs‘wssnmnssbosssus
Continual done: will.“
and slim to sit vehicles. both moi ,
gems,
' no...» —
Mite-hm Broken theioclt
WWWSW at m
flat-Mandel” lites-now m
,1 “1
.4
victory is near.
If we do not,
the whole world.”
. Jewelry
Cliointdssifis, genuine stones:
The chanccio buy a few pieces of very handsome
high grade jewelry in anticipation of Christmas was
accepted by our jewelry buyer. These pins and other
articles are of the finest quality. The prices are ex-
uptionally low.
Ber Pin of platinum set with genuine sapphires
pearls and small diamonds $150.00.
Bu- Pins. of gold with platinum tops, plain or set-
with small diamonds $12.50 to $35.00.
B. fiss'set with small pearls and sapphires,
$25. 00 to $39. 50.
Crescent “roof pearls and sapphires, $25.00.
Brooch, circle of pearls and peridots, $30.00
Pendants of platinum set with pearls, sapphires
and small diamonds, original designs, very brilliant
ism.
Main floor.
,.
\- lnterested in Fancy Bags?
Even if one does not feel
like making a new bag, the
temptation will come in look-
ingt‘ovcr the extensive line of
fancy Cords, Tassels and Pen-'
dants, which are. designed for
bag ornamentation.
Colored Sill: Cork-{are 7.
lOsndlZdnsys-l. ‘
Colored Tassels, 25 cts.’
ends. '
Metal Cords, Tassels sndl’endsntsin every con-
ccivable fancy, and as if there were not enough va-’“
riety in them and oddity of design, there are the
Chinese hits, solid masses of intricate embroid-
ery on which walk' up stately fashion cranes with out-
sprcad wings, and whercon are strange flowers and
,plants, all over-inpped by a brilliant red moon.
Sil and bendedfismitures are to combine with
these gay materials.
‘ Girdle for prscticnl use.
51E Girdhr for coats and suits.
Wool Giulia for flannel and bther heavy bath-.
tubes.
Motor Ddsters
Wool, feather and
chemically treated sub-
stances made into dusters,
exceptionally good for
the motor car or for use
on smooth, highly fin-
ished surfaces.
Haviland China.
New poem of The-
blue" border with' pink
~ roses, sold in dinner sets
or individual pieces. . '
”J“.
. - ~ ' Basement.
Bossment. t \ ' ,
of
Trimming Section. main floor.‘ 1'
» You Lirerty Bonds. -
“it we givc freely and everything, the day of
it means prolonged suffering for -
. Men's Wear
The section for Men’s Shirts, Underwear and Ac-
cessories is directly inside the Main Street entrance,
located in the very first corner. Men find this very
easy of access and. pleasantly convenient, because they
pass through‘no‘ othcrdepartmcnt in order to reach
it. . The stocks are complete and most satisfactory. ,
. “Metric” Shotsoft rm».tu.ut~with silk'
stri es, cxceedingiyneat effects andvcrysuitable tor
col weather. These have double cuffs, at $5.00.
“Metric” Mpercaie, madras and other sub-
stantial materials, with double French cuffs,
$130110 $3 00.
“wimp" Shirts-of repp and other stout waves,
with double Cuffs, $1.00 and $1.50.
. i ”We.“
High grade Silks, open and shapes which are in
great favor, $1.50, $2.50 and $3.00.
Plain and fancy Silks, _ “$1.1”.
Persist: effects, a very large variety in pleasing
combinations, 75 ctr.
Main floor.
\ 3 Boys' Shoes
Stout leathers for every-day wear, genuine gun-
, metal calf and patent coltskin, made on “Foot form”
4 lasts, lace models. '
Sizes 9 to 13%, widths B to D, $3.00 end $3.50.
.1 too ., $400.
2V2 lo 6 widths A to D $400 end $4.50.
Second floor.
Swagger Sticks
Very stunning designs with Ivory and silver c..ps
andivory tips, $1. 00, $1. 50 and $2.00.
Everybody likes a Swagger Stick, especially in
these days, and even the young Women are taking to
them very kindly. They certainly combine' m a very
chic manner with plain tailored mannish suits. ‘
Main floor.
Wash Silks
Do you Want '
Grey, Khaki or natural For tailored mists
. yarns? ‘
In white Shanghai Duck.
Silk Broadcloth,
Wash Pongee, .
White Was]; Silk.
If you do, come quick-
ly, for the amount we
» have will not last many .
days, so great is the de- ' .
,. mand. .
Knitting Needles. ‘ sn- ‘ Especial” “5‘3““ '0’
‘ vcr finish and other styles
tailoring and will bear re-
It; make the work go light . peated laundering. .,
Art Department, third floor.
Main floor.
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