:insil carriers will seek: the General Assemblm ”lied port-out o! common-old! n tees on automobiles w ” meddwhichtheyuseintiie’ ‘ oe ot their duties es disv At the presenttinie the stateesu from the nutcmobies which they own purpose or identincstion the required to carry registration Um but no charge is mnde by the stein. Mrs! null eel-tiers ere not pro- but are given a transportation ow. ‘nnoe. In olden dsys the csrriers used empe- only governmdn‘t owned cert = gm With cars by the no g .5; horses with . light csrrisge an p“ cm! ' ' ”m m It!“ in use. but tht‘ .uuucu menus or mail delivery is th. automo- .7 bile. Corriers own their own cars end use them for both business and pleas; 3,3- nre. Under the state law they are rev .quirod to have both the commercial ‘2' nnd passenger regihrstions and the lintter they must pay tor out of their jgovernment allowance. It is the contention or corners that I ’the em should be extended to some 4,} privilege of free registration while gif‘heing used. for government business 1‘ u would be extended it they were 4' government owned cars. A bill will be elated directing the Motor Vehicle 33'Commlssioner to license. without tees. esrs of rum cnrriers on a certificate I; or s postmuten that the applicant for registration is a; rural carrier and uses . the ear for the delivery of mail. Like exemption will be sought by towns thst now own buses in which children are transported to school. .3; This class of care is not held exempt no... tee under the law as at present. I High School Notes I. 3 Miss Ann 8. Verges, of Btonington. ‘7 Connecticut. who was s. teacher st the High School. last year. is substituting . in the High School for Miss Jayne Disbrow. of Wilton. who is ill. :3 A picture or the Student Council ' 3; ms token yesterday morning, in the High School Auditorium. T31. A meeting 0; the student CouncilI ,wsn held yesterday afternoon, after I;nchool. The Council voted to give their , auction to the project of the Junior [Class thst of building a gymnasium. “'It was proposed to make an amend- meat to the Constitution, so that “new . members can be elected to take place . of the retiring members." This action 3:,“ yes necessary, as Irving Hubbell. a ,3_ member of the Council, recently left ‘5' school. It was voted to all a special E' meeting for next week, when this amendment to the constitution will be mode. There was a long discus- sion on the name situation at the inhool, and Council agreed, alter much discussion, that the teachers 0! i3 the school. had regulated traffic long enough to give pupils an idea. on how ‘ to do it. It was voted that Harold Dnvis. president or the Council. sp- 3;; point s. committee from the Council. fridge“: meet with two faculty em rs o appoint students t I‘ 33.131810 officers. 0 act " .___________ CONNECTICUT PEDIO SOCIETY. :«33: .ItilesD. strenceotSOnth Norwslk ; £333 . Elected Vice- -President. _ g: . The annusl meeting or the Connect- 3,35 icut Pedic Society was held at the of- iicn of Marie Danhauser. in New Ha.- yen. Sunday. The following omcers ‘were elected: President—Harry Lugg of Derby. mm Vice-President—stilee D. Lew- g. some of South Norwalk. ‘ Second Vice—President —- Florella. Week of Hartford . ' Secretary—Michael V. Simko of Milo“. Moron—Merger“ More. Sullivan 0! lecture will nrrsnge tor . 3 ' dii‘lerent com. ' on the care or the feet. on. Notional Association of Chit- 3 3 W t or trading direct with s.- 3oitice st sreduce'd rate. The meeting included: Min- Boilwood. Mary B. Bellow, c. Eatery end 1312381ka. snowmen ' Afisynesnthshing- M“ “13:30me mite Maths we. result holders in motitioners who sh ‘ ‘ .35...-4 . . ' Ins; xv Mahogany and American Walnut in several finishes 3 ‘ Ivory in French Gray and Putty color . , these all at important reductions audit; dis a good time to buy Ween Weinut Set of four Sale Price 1'01; Funded Set. bOW-fmt Sale Price willows, haw-toothed, chlll’orobc. bedpdresser, chicane. with mlr- . . 3 England vanity toilet tafle with ‘“'““‘ ’“W 3mm m“ " ”‘ . ‘ heading on the top drawers and set has paneled fronts nicely fill. , having turned posts A very . ished and the feet belong *0 the dainty set for i young girl’s Queen Anne period Regularly ' room or guest alimbcr. ‘Regu: ‘ "” " ,- 33.33 - 3,331 $275.09 3,» _ .‘ $240.00 lady at $255 .08 $225.09, MSetoffourpleccs 59d. ‘ ,3: ' - Arsenic“ Wslnnt Set of six3 chifl'orobe, dresser and toilet pleccs bow-foot bed, dresser, , , chifiorobe, vanity toilet table, table until beaded panel fronts. bench and chair. Modified Regularly at $230.00 . . -_ "'«'$.1.§_5.&0¢ Sheraton design; Regularly at 3 . W l 3 s“. of four: . ~ , $595.00 $475.00 pieces, beaded panel fronts, an- i 3. Ansel-ices Ml... Set, seven tiquc bronze pulls, bow-foot bed, .‘ pieces, Queen Aime design, DCd chiiiorobe, dresser and full vau-~ _' " 33%03‘3’5‘23 Tailleatmghsl’e maize; lty dresser. Regularly at $275.00 $240.00 rocker and bench. Regularly at 3 _ Amelia: VfisltugedSetcmlg fobuel: 3, 3 31* 3 $525. 00 $420.00 leccs ow; on are - gresscr and vanity toilet table 1" ‘7 " Emil 3311?”? $3353 with paneled fronts and metal ‘ . = fumed and carved foot rail pulls In Queen Anne“ design Ref _ ’ 7 _ chifiorobc, dreSSél' and vanity gularly $3240. 00 3195-00 ' dresser. Regularly Eat $535.00 $470.00 Fancy Grey Enmeled Set, sev- - Post-ColonialSet of four pieCes, ' 3133?ch bow-foot bed, dresser, 3 3 .. 3 3 bed, chifiorebe, dresser, and orobe, vanity toilet table“; - ‘ * ; » ' . toilet table. A cct reproduo- . bench, chair and rocker Regu- 1 ~ lion, very hall mely finished, . .‘ ‘ larly at $290. 90 3 3 33255.00 33 Regularly at £385. 00 , I $335.00 l'onrthgilcor. Candles 33. . 11.3.33 : w- . Bungalow Lace “Barthes" ““453: aisle! flare * - Aprbns . , Of deep dampen. Tfltmmm Ahttlemcrcthana Saneverygoodua. L: . Spaniel: 13¢;me yard square, ‘Psislcyp i? " els st ‘. Amethyst , 3 3 . . Orchid ”“3"“ i“ “‘5‘ Styles in 9... back Colungbis pin m33k mm ’ reds, and mockw“ “film hm“ 531}, flllnusnd ' Light pink blues, vcry suggestive black, gray and com. They ”emery gluco- fill and will change c3. Lingerie _ More Genocide st Sale Price. Sew-cum... many womculikc these and Here are some in muslin and nainsook trimmed with embroidery, allow prices. Were marked “.50 and $2.00 New $1.25 Wcr'c marked $2. 00 New $1.50 Were mark'cd $2.50 Now $1.95 “A‘mifiench” Glenna, Were $2.50 _ Now $1.95 We Cotton Crepe accuses, were $34.50 Now $1.00 fictions-Vests, lace trimmed, ‘ Were $2.50 and $2.95 New $2.25 Nightgown, muslin and nainsook, lace trilli- mcd and with embroidery. Some with short kimono sleeves, some with no sleeves, others with set-in sleeves. Real bargains, because they are slightly counter mussed and soiled. Were marked 79 cts. New 59 cu. ’ Were marked $1.00 ' Now 75 ch. Weré marked p.25 and . $1.39 Now 95 etc. Were marked $1.50 and $2.00 3 Now $1.39 ‘Wcrc $2.50 Now $1.75 “Andrea? Gowns, muslin and nainsook, low neck scallop finish. Were marked 32. So and $3. 00 New $1.95 Were markedSiJS and _ ‘ , . _. $2.00 . New, $1.39 Corset Covers, lace trimmed usingook, sizes 36 to 44 inclusive. Were marked 51 50 and $2.00 New 89 etc. 3 Second floor. . Economy 3 The Fuel liminish'stion Advises the Use of Gs: Hester: and Refuse to Conserve Cool ‘All this week, in our basement furnishing store, we will be pleased to explain the economic use of gas. At presentihcrels a complete line of “Vulcan” Ranges and Heaters, one of the leading makes in the country. During the January Sale all these bear special prices, so that buying new means a saving. Ask to see the “SincetluTop” Range which repre- sents one of the biggest savings in the use of gas for home cooking. 3 Rsnges in Coolie: Style Three burner top with broiler and avian, also back shelf. Regularly $49.00 Sole Price $44.10 Three burner tops, two styles; . Regularly $30.00 .Ssle Price $24.00 ,‘chularly 832 50 Sole Plies $29.25 . , 3 Cshmfisnges Four hui‘u’cr tops with broiler and oven on the side: Severalwidths sudslzcs of ovcns. Regularly $6000 fl P63 $54M Regularly $55.00 SIB Pl'kn m Regularly cocoa 5.1.9.... sacs ‘li
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