procity, that is, exemption for the pe- riod granted by the visitor's state for the entire year or the remaining calms, . ‘ r011 WHOLE NATION , dar fraction thereof. This list of pro-' (Continued PM PM. 0”). [receive states now includes Alabma, lfthe meaenre introduced ”‘90,. Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, ids-f gross by Representative Adamson and ho. Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massa- Senator Pittman becomes a law, it will chusetta, MOM‘M' N" York, blorth be possible for an automobile owner, Dakota, Ohio, OWN!“ Pennsylvania onnwnnomaanon OWL“ 3N.” and mm was; sxyle~nonos and Pub. 1 hr Above Average Style and 1 Quality 65c Nockweer. Handsome “ell! Take ‘ Wk at Them with his home state registration nillll: outh Dakota, Vermont, West V1rxlnia,l ’ ber. freely to travel in other pal-u of Wisconsin, Wyoming The District of the United States without additional WWW am? Maryland 5““ ““99 bcl ,taxation or tagging The revised m ing added to the full reciprocity list by; ‘0! the bill as introduced September 17 their nonvrecognition of each other. ' 1917, is as follows: granting full reciprocity in all other in l ' l Pnoeoseo new LAW. 5‘3”“ JOSEPH DAVIS l “Be it. enacted by the Senate and Half of the states have miles per} 35 Washington Street House of Representatives of the Unit hour speed schedules, and usually pres; WM 9d States of America in Congress as face "19 .SDPeds With “reasonable and sembled: That, until otherwise pro- ”“099“ or the" synonyme. ; vided by Congress the use and opera- Nineteen states have passed hea‘ ;'tion of all automobiles and all 8,,“ light regulations similal to the flims- wn-ATHER FORECAST. Rorecast for Norwalk and vicinity: fair tonight and Thursday. The pres— nnre rs high 0191 the southern districts and low along tllc northern border east I) Minnesota. There has been a decid- ed fall'ln temperature in the eaitern astricts during the last twenty-four liars. it was four degrees colder last night in Atlanta. 011., than it was :11 View Haven. Fronts were reported as hr south as Florida. HEATHER A YEAR AGO T0- DAY. . Trinpcratuic: Iligh ll'l; [on 50. Fair. 7 5Cilyflfews The Lady Moose Society are to hold a lialiowe' en Dance in Music Hall this nemng. o ' A ricotta; cf thc Voru All: Medical floclctv was held at the Mnhackemo flotel last or enlng. ——Oyster supper served at Rowayq Ion Hose 00., Fri. ev.,e from 6 to 9. propelled vehicles using the public ”‘5 pm” lon which ‘5 the °““‘°m9 oil highways in interstate commerce shall considerable study and a 597193 0’ 9“,! be regulated by the laws of the state. periences conducted by the SOCIEll'l territories, or districts, respectively. of Automobile Engineerfi- ‘11 shall be, wherein the owners and operators of unlawful '0 use 0'1 3 vehicle Of any" such vehicles may reside with the fol- “”1 099m“ 011 ”19- Dublic highways lowing qualification: No person per- 0! 'm" state any lighting device of over sonally qualified under the laws and four candlcpower equipped With a 're regulations 01"“! states, territory or "Wm“ “”1953 ”19 ““19 shall be 50 do” district of his residence to use and on signed, deflected, or arranged that no; «rate such vehicle or vehicles shall be portion 0! the beam 0" '9fl99‘9d light: irequlred in any other state, 0,. terrl- when measured 75 feet or more ahead? tory or district into which he may 30 cf the lamps, shall rise over 42 inches! lfor business or pleasure to make any from the ”‘9' surface on “"011 the VP ‘, 'additlonai license or tag. or pay any hm"? “and?“ 300'“th shall not be' additional tax in order to use and op used creept “‘9“ projecting "19'? raysl jtrate any such machine; nor shall any directly 011 the ground and 3' 8 dis l ovmcr of such vehicle who has com- lance not exceeding 30 feel in front ofl plied with the laws of his own state ”'9 whole." . I territory, or districtuls to registration license tagging, or tax be required, in RELIEVING THE l order to operate the same vehicle in t I T . T N; lany other state, territory or district. PRE GH SITUA 10 l 310 make any additional registration or . 1‘ 1securc any other license tagging or HARTFORD 0“" 3'“ A “W’W’l tax be r lred, l o I 92,“, n rderfio operate tho Hillivlnlz thc frclght situation ill (‘on' same ‘9 ce In an) 0‘ er “3191’" nectlcut in to be tried out soon by the; lrltory. or district, to make any add! transportation commit cc of the Con. tionai rcgiutration or secure any other llfllicul SW? Council 0' [kit‘nmvl ' license or tax or pay any additional. Xi”; :nh‘jfhor; gofiri'li-‘lflclgsw Com- . \‘ I tax The certificateof "‘9 proper local operating. The plan calls for the use 03109" 5113" when demanded be 13“ ,of motor trucks in (alryintz phat 1110 .en and accepted in all states, terrlttr called "back loads" or loads on rc- l ries and district as competent and 111111' turn ”‘1’“ When ”“9“ ordinarily, 1 travel empty l-‘or exampl? trucks are; that promises to do much 10“." 1'1] 1'1- ,‘ is co-" WM.“ ._ ._ 11 1 HOWLAND'S I'HOWLAND'S Waist economy Left from all the waist selling of the past season, a great lot 01 waists a bit mussed and badmggled. Yet every waist in that lot will be fresh and bright and full of attraction—after brief journey through the laundry. And every waist is to be bought at far f.1r below its former price. Who can imagine a white voile waist at 45 cents? But il’ 5 here, in this lot, Once it was 75c or even more—now . 45c And silk waists and high-grade voile waists at $1.43! Pl.1111 crepe and Japanese silk and handsome stripéd lub silks. Once these were :12 $3 and evallnlol'c-'—1low $1.45 in most sizes. Scmnd floor. Durable rich seamless rugs Housekeeper who’s tested one, needs not to be told how durable seamless rug is. She, has found that the ab. sauce of weakening scam delays for long time the :lpperlr- am: of signs of wear. These three grades of room-size rugs 111' all woven without seam, offer rich variety of pattern, give choice :flle Third f‘ompnny of 11111111111 r Clem evidence that such person has [now being used to carry freight from? front new and old~f11vorcd designs and color:— 1 I. G., drilled last night in the armory complied with ”‘9 '3‘" “d "Whtmh‘i New Britain to Hartford and um“, Willlain l. Comatoclt wasin of the state, territory or district of lI1 Britain concerns. returning each time mm“ - lenidencc, but nothing herein contain-, empty l'ndcr the new plan freight‘ .9d 1hall be construed to ”mm any. held in Hartford for delive11 ln Newt u- . Britain which 1h». railroad is unable A stated communication of St. Johns pen-on from the police ““13““ of to transport, would be carrlcd to New lodge, No 6, r andA. ,.,11 will be held any “at? territory. or district 1111.1 1111111111 by 1111-11; mm” on 111.11 1.» h we may, rooms in Wall street m- which he may go. rave only the ndfll- turn trips. The owners of the trucks ll'rrrow evening. “anal registration, and the takinrout '5’"! ”9 """‘”°"“““d b5, ”‘9 f‘mf' ‘ ,____ ,_ of additional license or tax or paying new for whom ”". dpm‘" i” M)" d be made A permit has been issued to the of additional m in 9559 339 5M“ 1'3"“ The project will not only tllicvci White Flcctric pomp”, (or Wm“ (‘Omniied with theiswa and regulations congestion on the lailroads and out; .9 house 01M”. Thomas i'ilia'gc on of his 0111751319, territory or dlgtflct more railroad facillt es of the llifiptls my,” street Prmidcd that any senator, rcprescnta- 7” of the howrnmerv’, but would 11.. . 1"th tho motor lluck sonlco of the '——" ”P ofllcinl, or any olner person lom- lvmk our-non 11'11'1- cfihicn' Thc‘ Complaints have been made 10 tile porarlly located in the District of Co pl.1n also culls for the annual mill/.11 plice about the crowds that hang lumbia but 111111111111 Clllzcnship in :1 tion or mic-k M111 l1 :1;- -1 ldlt' p.111 ot .mmd “19 ”m9” 0’ Ely and LEXHIS state, 111qu comply "uh the "u" and 1 Niki? ll’rr-“l’likoo motor trucks in 1 n avenues. and they have been ask. 1 regulations 0‘ “Ch ”(“91 and 5“"‘l lht- 1- ill“. octmdlntz to lczistrmion . break them up as they are 11 onto compliance 95“” entitle such person figures on ill-.1 in llln o‘llro of ”11 .cm- 1 1 l 11 c, to ursb to the benefits of this act. mlssloner of motor 1': l1 1i. . 1111 p M .._.y__. 1‘.'cec 2 That a" 1“, and parts of order to reach all tho owners oftl' '11 , core. Commissioner Stootkcl has 1mm Complaints about the “me" crowd laps in conflict herewith are hereby 19 “my, to each truck owner in ( ‘onnectlcut I k nnda the Washing. on street bridge 9 a return pout card asking him it be! ad on North Main street hfll'c No I». it is set forth that nothing contained, is willing to cooperam 11 making Illel New . ‘among them unique (‘hinesc patterns and such uncommon Fine Wilton ‘)—by-12 rugs, color— Oricntal ill pattern and $45. Axminstcr rugs of special heavy weight and firmness, color combinations as purple and tan, blue and tan, rose and green, 0 by 12 feel— ' S39. Tapestry Brussels in the small patterns which tit 51) tastefully 211d modestly in home decorative plan: 9 by 12—31%).50lo $27. 50; 8'1 by 10‘. 1-1-81930 to $25. ———~d————-——— Cl '1112. not runs of brig ht cheer and special value, 1 by 7 f.— .zldd spirit to our daily doings. Axminslcr small rugs,lwo-to1lcd (1111 Oriental and all- ovcr patterns, sizcs from 27 by 5-1 inch 11 so by 72 inch—' / \3 to 3.5 50. Brussels stair carpet to be relied on tor :rrezlt servicc where it is put to hardest we :1r, good patterns .md colors—. $1.50 yard. ”ed by theiocal police who a're look in the measure “shall be construed to 915‘“ succcssful 7 l, to loot the matter. exempt any person from the police regulations of any state, territory, or|SIXTH BABY TAKEN One a! the people who purchased a district into which he may 30, save liberty Bond of the second loan and “”3 ”'9 additional reflslrallon and HM Ne w“ inadvertently omitted the taking out of additional license or; XONKERS, N y" Oct 3, Willlaml m the 1m printed was p T lyon ms or mylng of additional tax in use Barry. the first emaciated baby re- «'5‘, purchased a bond on the 23d of he shall haie complied With the 13“. 'mchd by the authorities from the .n In and regulations 01 his own state terri \onkcrs Day Nursery of the D 111111 a" ‘ Providence died in th-? Homoeopathic ,mry, or distrICI EHospital 11-111mm Physicians said , ‘A meeting of Norwalk scoutmast'ern 99mm" 39"” Lefllflation istarvation was the cause of death. He. .51]! beheld mum“ at the home ofln The American Automobile Associa. “'39 the Six"! Child taken from the tlonis callln th 1111 'Day Nursery to die. 0 Gregory in High street Results 0' s e ention of its clubs An investigation will' begin to: l 9 9 MW '0“ in file recent Liberty and automobllists generally. to mm:morrow into :1 similar institution in 5mm MINE" 'm be discussed common-sense legislation which wl'l the nolth central mm of \\ 1111.1le ‘1; art ,0, the flute, will .1“, be plan maize it possible for the motor car road ter county by 1111» Childrl‘n 8 Society. w .1. 1...... 1.... .1. ........... "'1'" .. mm 1° ”1°: 1331::"1.."‘112‘1'111.::":;;'“:::.':;. '51:: I” attend this meeting. liberty possessed by the sutomobillstst prevailing 111 "u, Yonkers Dav Mm, l , __ of Great Britain, France and other Eur .rn nignv [mg-sons haw written to the Wand Friday are respective opean countries. Abroad a single reg authorities complaining of what 1hey ' I; An Bnlnts' and All Souls' Day. There lstratlon does for the entire country said were similar conditions misting '3“ 5. oeiebntlonn 0; the Holy Eu and furthermore, an international plate 2: 3:: £331, 11 ”‘9 "0"th section am on “in a” at St. pan“ of identilyla obtainable at a moderate Charles H Warner, superintendent gnu-d. at ¢- 15 and 9 ., II. now who cost which is recognized by all countrle of the Weetchester County Children s, Iave departed this life 11111111; the my, Previous to the war, plans were under Society, and several assistants will we for the go to that place tomorrow, he all | ,m 1111111. especially commemorated y General adoption of an in mama 1a,. mm and .111 conduct - All M W- The W meet. ternslionsl trlptych, which would hive a thorough inquiry u d a. Altar W 'm 5. held at reduced to a minimum- the- difficulties .1. M. mu 1. runway. and of ell-toms renltlhnl- n I108” 1W- HARTFORD WOMAN .e Ian's club will meet in the church ment and a checking in and out of each BURNED T0 DEATHI m u t. M. country visited. comm-1n: the brief in l ' complex procedure. , t. NM” Fr m,“ ~ Taxation of a motor car on the claim 5133332“; 33131111.“. but-nod, 11.11 it would!» cinnamon; 11111111- to 1111.111 .1 her hour No. 7 11111111! 31-11111 putting forward mug. 'Mcfi inxham str'tt today lim- 11mm, «115:: Hertha boomill. 70 yours of are. is in FROM NURSERY DiESi \ I . Rich and fine Axminstcr carpet of b111,; quality, plaln blue and plain green—$2 yardr Third flour. ‘ Home heat in a jifly No need to start heating plant, whether it be furnace‘ ~ 1' boiler. Let oil or‘ gas heater keep living—room warm. Let fire- place shed its glow and w nnth. Be cheery as well as eco- nomical—for we can 511115;i coal and get true comfort toO! Gas heaters with asbestos front—S8 and $9.75. ' Gas heaters with copper front—$7 to S9. 75. Perfection and Florence oil heaters—$4. 40 to $7 Gas tubing for heaters—10c foot.’ .~ Wicks for oil heaters—30¢. t .... Electric heaters for bathrooms especially—$6.50. Fire sets, black iron, 3 pieces and stand—$3.50 to $6. Andirolls, black iron—$3. 75 to $8. 25. l mdlhqlqleiolbn 1.11.111, i -'long ago were dismissed and now have n critical condition 111’ 111» Hartfo'd lparl of a car's mileage may be upend- ‘sligbt relation to the transportation sit- }iospltsl as n r.» all of her liflllfl‘alfi: nation. While in cities and Mn- 1 elor'n to reecpe her sister from, flames which enveloped the aged wo- man from head to foot. Just ’ In. Spencer's clotlllnllr cousin ill-.- in a room on the second floor of the, two-story brlch dwelling w.ll never be learned. as 811. Spencer died a few! minutes afterward. ill-s [points until another sister. 111-11. Henrietta Mar- cd ln healthful pleasure riding. the fact now stands forth that the automobile bases its claim for recognition on the around that it serves an economical and essenl'sl m in conveying malmers fmmmpheetonnother— 1 sad- 1 doctor to his patients, I traveling stuff; 323113211105:- mr on sales-Isa to his min-us. a child to the locu- above. cried out that she was how.“ ‘ 85Spark guards, 4 patterns some brass-truluncd—Szfio if) '11 ' :1 1w - Fire screens, 3 and 4 fold, 24 to ’30 inches high— 52. So to $8. 60. Brass coalhods—so and 37. So. , .- willow and reed, green and brown and ,z'd" “Mg;- Wood-baskets, natural-751.75 to $4.75. 9"“: _ , , Prcflicst yet llflle coats Mother will almost wish herself a little girl again} when she sees these new coals. 9:: ’lhey’ V12 .1 rich smart style—and how lrimly and jaulli‘l lily they fit little girls. . I ; Velour pl‘ush' 1n new belted style, circular collar, handcl some rose or brown or copenhagcn—sizcs 2 to 7—58.75." Mole-trimmed coats of velour plush, square sailor col-’ lar, effective belt, blue taupe andbrown—sizes 2 to 7—; . $8.75; Special-model coats for girls of 7 8 or 9:——soft and dc- lightful velour plush made with new high-waist effect and’ corded girdle. in green taupe brown and beetroot—- $10. Splendid navy Cheviot cords for girls of 10 to 16, ball— ed, with big Warm Smart coll;1r- $12.50.. Cheviot velour in the rich beetroot shade, square col-1 1:11, stylish belt— SlS. Gray- brown mixture with the smart style of the Nor- mai College model, squzlrc collar trimmed with velvet l‘flnd— $15.. Fine kersey coats for girls of 14 and 16 .—dccp beau- titul shade of brown or the new delighting beetroot tone, new-model shawl collar, smart belt clcvcr pouch pockets-— $18. St't'fllld "or: 1 To 11.-.. and beautify dress Let us enjoy the wondrous new bright and cheerful trimmings. .. let us use them lo'givc- g ytty 11nd charm and life to our dress. - They sound .1 note of char, they make us alert and' Gold and silver edges and insertings in either heavy - filet pattern or embroidered upon light and dainty silk net -3't0 7 inches wide—Si to S3 yard. Tassels of gold and of silver, of unique beaded dat- tems and equally-unique combinations of color; fancy drops for trimming, these too 11f gold or of silver or beaded- 15c to $2.50 ea: l1. Silk and chenille lzlsscls in many beautiful colors—61 to $1 each. Handsome bandings in beautiful and almost-startling; color effects embroidered of either silk or wool, delightfully" dainty patterns for use on e1cnmcgowns—7SC to 54.50" 111d. ' ' Fancy trimlllings embroidered, in silk and in wool .. bright colors oftentimes; some in outline, some in gold, some ill silver many may be - , :lratcd and used :15 medal- lions—$2 to 515 yard. ‘ ' . . ( elm-r lit-lo. rl'a'. p...1. rm: ' , - V necklaces Next to the diamond, 1131‘ pearl. in true jewels; yes, and— in scientific jewels! For the pearl can be produced scientifically; of such beauty that it proudly places itself in company with those wondrous pearls from the depths of Old ocean. in the Howland jewelry store, .1 collection of such pearls in necklaces of rich effect. 1 Some with faint pinkish tinge, some with 11111 opalcs-l cent glow of such subtle beauty-wall of impressing beauty. Necklaces with pearls of matching sizc, necklaces with pearls of graduated size. . But to be appreciated at their true value and beauty .1, ., only by folks who see them. i ,. Will you view them? You’ll find their prices of M interest Itoo; prices of $7. 50 103110... 33,. an all-1s been low. 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