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Regulations governlné the use of
headlights on motor vehicles, correct-
ed to date to comply with the latest
innings on the subject, have be re.
«solved by the traffic bureau of the
local police force from Commissioner
of Motor Vehicles Robbins B. Stoeckel
'l‘he general regulations. which should
to familiar to all motorists ago as fol-
flours:
6 “Headlamp” or “headlight" shall
mean a. lighting device affixed to the
Tiront of a. motor vehicle projecting a
beam of high intensity for the pur-
pose of illuminating the road in ad.
stance of the vehicle sufficiently to
enable the vehicle to proceed with
safety during-Jim hours of darkness.
Any lamp or lighting device using a
bulb of over four candle-power in
connection or lens shall be classified as
sons or‘ object‘s slurry visible within s and provided Commissioner may
‘ distance 0! not less than 200 feet. the refuse a. certificate of approval toi-
forward lights shall, when the vehicle any headlight device submitted to him
is in motion, throw sufficient light for test for any reason which he may
ahead to show any person, vehicle or. deem sufficient and may refuse such
objep’t upon the roadway straight oertnfloate for any such device which
ahead of such motor vehicle {Or a dis- absorbs, stops or diffuses more than
tones or at least two hundred feet. ‘forfy per centum or the light.
‘According to the latest accepted : Non-Resident.
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period from one- half hour after sun- 18 required to comply with these regu‘ltw? it”: °n a. my“; 1:8 s: $102913
set to 0.1.3,)...” hour before sum-13% lotions. The candle-power of kerosene the deti 9 Ewhirequ re be Y 5131* re
and whenever smoke or ' weather lumps does not exceed 250 apparent hired 1:18;th :titnumithli‘nmwhich a";
conditions render it impossible to see candle-power. so that racetylene or 210“" veyhicle i. e wtered and such
at least 200 feet ahead of such motor electric headlights must_ be used. non-readout :hzfllrifgfom' to all the
xchlcle. shall display. when running No headlights shall be used on any Irequlrements or this act regarding
at least two lighted lamps on the for- motor vehicle upon the highways ex- equipment
ward part of sueh motor \ehlelés one cépt after the lntaliauon of a. device
on each side, and approximately of to prevent glare which has been certi-
equal candle-power which lights in flea and approved bv the Commission-
c'leur weather shall be visible not less er. which device shall be applied and
than 500 feet in the direction in which
adjusted in accordance with the 113—:
“Ch motor vehicle ‘3 ””099“th and quiremcnts of the certificate of ap-
the “’9 0‘ M of “‘0" lamps shall-be 'r- rOVal: provided no headlight deviate ‘
“0t 0“" mf‘ 3"? inches "‘0'“ the capable o fbeing altered by any person
ground. while operating a motor vehicle on
' which such d§vlce is installed. shall,“
approved by said Commissioner. and
the tilting of headlights or of reflectors
Parking Lights. .
Every motor vehicle. wgien standing
upon a public highway during
period from one- half hour after sunset
to one-half hour before sunrise. shall
show at least one light in front. such
light to be on the side nearest to the
lcenter of the road and shall display at
least one red light in the rear. provid-
cd this provision all not apply to
any motor vehicle in a place and under
conditions where there
Must See 200 Feet.
‘Vhenever there is not sufficient
light within the travelled portion of
the 1 of which can be readily controlled for
is sufficient clo using ”such spotlight and to the
otmot lentlisn rim hundred feet in
every direction. . _.’
Colored Lights. '
No person .3113.“ display upon any
motor vehicle gny *light visible from
the front of such motor vehicle other
than white or amber tinted. or any
lght visible from the rear .ofsuch ve-
hicle other than red or white When
backing such motor vehicle, without a.
written permit from the Commissioner
of Motor Vehicles. _
Electric Bulbs. _
No electric lamp bulb of over 21
mean spherical candle- -pcwer permit-
ted.
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Spotlights. . .
, “Spot lamp " or “spot light" shall
mean a lighting device projecting a
beam of high intensity, the direction
special or emergency lighting as dis-
iinguished from ordinary road illum-
motion.
No spotlight shall be used when an-
other approaching Vehicle is in sight.
except when projecting its rays direct.
ly on .the ground at a distance not ex-
ceeding Sixty feet in front of the vehi-
This regulation will be strictly (n-
forced.
/Tail.;1'iights.
Every motor vehicle shall display
a red light from behind and a x.- hi -
light shall be so alrangc d as to 1211 1.1
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inate the rear number plate as DIORld—l E
ed by law.
‘ Vehicles.
Any vehicle used on the public
highanS shall. have attached to
from one half. hour after sunset until
one- half hour before sunrise a light
or lights which _shall be so displmed
.as to be visible at a distance of two
hundred feet from the front and ran r.
except when loaded ’with an inflam-
able or explosive substance, when any
Everv person driving or leading any
animal on any public highway from
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one-half hour after sunset until one— Dr 'nr. t' 2. 0111 mméamu.‘
half hour before sunrise shall carry, lit-1111151."; My... \ . :1...
a light. which shall he so displayed as In th- (11“ Emma.
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to be visible at a distance of two hun—
dred feet from the front and rear of
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FRIDAY, EMAY 26
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a. headlamp or headlight. the highway to make all vehicles, per-
shall not constitute a lighting device;
artificial light to make such motor ve-
hicle clearly visible from a distance
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motor vehicle.
The Leading Milliners in N oeralk
Specials fOr Decoration Day
‘Vonderful assortment Of *
white and colored Baronet "i
Silk SpOrt and Dress Hats.
All the latest styles from
$1.98 to $4.98. These hats
cannot be duplicated elSe-’
where f0 rthe prices.
Several h u n d r e d other
Ilress Hats at half the for-
where for the prices.
H. KRIEGER CO.
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GOOd : clothes
make a difference.
Tilev ma) not make the 111311 but they surely do have
fan effort on the impression one makes and as we are all
let thod clothes help 11s to the host
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Now-RV suits we are showing.r ill abundance but we
want to tell you today-of a particular lot of
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IEMME. J EANNETTE
:56 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Open Saturday Evening Until 9 P. M. (D. T.)
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Decoration Day, Specials
Here Is a Good Opportunity to Save Money on Your Holiday Needs.
nusual Bargains Olfered in Every Department of This Store. Below Is Only
Few of the Items Offered. You Will Find
ention. Call and Be Convinced.
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CORSETS
Warner’s Rust-Proof
Corsets .. $1.00 & $1.50
$2.50Corsets $1.95
$300 Corsets ”$249
$3.50Corsets $2.95
$500 Corsets $3.95
HOSIERY
$1.50 Pure Threadv~$1 .00
Silk Hosiery . . . .
$2.00 Pure T It r e a d Silk
Hosiery. Three m$l 50
Seam Back.
$2.25 Pure Thread Silk Hosiery
Full $1. 75
SILK
UNDERWEAR
$7.00 Satin Shadow-Proof- or
Crepe de Chine
Petticoats ..... ”$5.. 00
$5. 00 Heavy Crepe de Chine”
Bloomer $3. 5011
Step-ins. . {-
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$2. 50 Pure Thread Silk Hosiery
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5;. . $11.0... $1.95 33% Eilélszzzt.:zzt $2933:
2 .5 Brassieres ‘ . $3. 00 Pure Thread Silk Hosiery Silk Union Suits ' ' . ' ' l ' ' $3 95“
111111 Full _ $2. 25 Munsing Wear Athletic
. Fashioned ..... Unions Suits '
Bandeaux $3.50 Pure Thread Silk Hosiery $1. 007. $1.95 n.“
50c up With ' V :7 $2. 5
, ‘ SL051 . _' .......... 7 Corgi: :10 Knit ”Union Suits ‘
GLOVES ‘ 1313;111:131. s ‘ . . . .. 49C QCEemise .pf . . . .. $1 50 l
H a n d Embroidered .Night-
gm“ Fm" $1 50
or Orchid .
Batiste Lace Trimmed Nig t-
gowns
Children’s Silk Sex
750 and $1.00
Children’s _Lisle Sox
French Kid Gloves. $2.25
= Long Silk Gloves . . "$1.39
" Short Silk Gloves . . . . 95c
Chamois Suede Gloves 75c
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Blue serge suits
Tllcv are all worsted of a deep indigo blue, medium
\veightvsome full lined some half’ lined with splendid
mohair. -
Plenty of them in regular Sizes, stouts—Tong stouts
and shorts, the suit you want and a suit to suit,‘34 to 48
SIZES. /
jcollstuniiy m: tklll" an impression of some sort why not
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tended these suits to sell for quite. a bit more than the
price we name $28.50.
White flannel pants
All wool white flannel trousers made With cufl’s ready
to wear and with the earmarks of style—you ’11 like them
only $7. 50.
Others with pencil stripes $9
Imported cricket cloth trousers fine quality $10 pr.
Main floor, rear.
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Here is a straw with all
radcs in our extensive stock.
In fact these. are impOrted straw hats for mende
appeal tom... whocare because. they. are Sonnets with it
plain cable édge which lend an air of» . find
the_ style if its better com-g.
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right of the axis or center of such
A fortunate purchase from a maker of repute who 1n-
fie easedléfihergeat—band gives real comfort. for i ,
such animal. ’ Smith
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Ever-ties in the.Sentinel for the lien 10
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‘7W0men’S‘ dresses
1" ,. of .fine gillghams.
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. harm to be had in gingham 11m—
iions as they are shown here this
season.
Beautiful soft finished fabrics
mostly in checks of various sim-
form the glound work for those
pretty garments.
Here is one with orgalldie ml -
lar and (211115 and two Ol‘gdllliio
bands about the skirt section Oi the:
dress these are all edged 1.1111
dainty cmbroiderv and halmolliz-
ing colored buildings.
Another has embroidered
cross bar effect collar~set 1'11
tucked Of‘galldie vesteHufis to
match collar while the overskirt is
trimmed with three onerrow bonus
of organdie.
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could not do full illstlc c—nearlv all .1 (:3: 5r
bellislled with many pretty pearl 111171.415
style While Ol'gaildjc is used as .1 cu:
most efi'cctively.
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glue, na‘vv, lavender, green, brwn 111111 1 Law ‘1: l . -11
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mallv better models.
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Personal service
Beauty shop.
Careful and individual attention is 111;.
and What we aim to give you in this s. 1 1 ;: -:<
modern and hygenic methods of
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Permanent waving
Manicuring 1
Henna treatment
Hair ww‘ri:
“Yvette”1lair goods in every valiosi TI:UT(‘~‘TTI£1'T(3
your own hair under best conditions—«(i 1; “11741111110
-——personal interest.
Bring the kiddies to “Barber Bill’ let .1’ 51:1 21-16 “T
the hobby hOrse and see how. the tears ch. '1: '0 $111184,
under Barber’ Bill’s patient treatment.
Third floor, front.
Sport silks
for. skirts.
Just the most stylish skirt DOW is 0110 mad 0 frolfll
these aptly called “Sport silks”—— they ale uTTlll‘lllgk
beautiful and came in widths that make. it v: is)" ii. 11111 «i
one “(71(1mi feet You have ample time to 11121;} 1‘ 1ll 0“
for the holiday if you wish.
Baronette satin 40 inches wide—womlmnc 11140ng 1
8110th m white, grey, jade, orchid 111-211 H
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slack 32.50 m
Spud. Spun plaids, all silk eXcellent firm qllalit) 1:11;}
EPW113136 for Sports wear in navy and tan or now «
silver $6 yd. ,
Hulda crepe 39 inches wide with plaid designs r63}
513°“ fabric hothmiooks sud wear $4.60 yd.
Norwalk Chronicler