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AULE LIGHTS
e to Round U p
r i v e r s on Way
. om Game —— Rules
Road Told
newblilsis who start out for
x: -.\rmy football game in
mun-an tomorrow without mak-
u-n thi'ix‘ headlights conform
. 5.7.1 will do so at the risk of
-wg;morai‘ily stranded in the
.. mood Of the Yale Bowl, if
;:~.«horiiies co-operate in the
p- sted by the State Motor
.E-rpurtment to all local de—
‘ throughout the State and
. police.
:ggpsllon has been made in
gallt out, by Commissioner
' m which enforcement of
.mht regulations Without
. requested. This will apply
r- ; m the lenses used but to
., amusing, as the department
lsh‘lz‘d a bulletin pointing
r at; automobile lamp with
, ,1. might. still be a menace
t'rullr‘l‘ly focused. The State
~.';:l not hesitate to stop a
glaring headlights to ex-
v~ lumps and adjustments
Zgitwnt warning is deemed
u given, arrests will be
. «or warranted and the
1...: held up until the head-
lwcn brought into con-
i for tlfe coming winter.
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randfather Hall gOlocks—
. For Bungalow or Mansion
' pus; few years have witness-
.i a remarkable increase in the
y , '.=rily of Hall Clocks. 'Wc
: « showings splendid line of
tl‘cso handsome clocks—heir-
nP-ms of tomorrow——in authentic
.~-- lrs. unnxcelled craftsmanship
ar’l movements of the utmost
xlz’v‘usion.
Coxwell Chairs
-1. as fine Coxwell Chairs have
:1 cubic Marshall spring seat con-
F‘ruction. genuine" mnho'slny
arms and mahogany finish‘base.
Upholstered in fine grade plain
inpéstry seat
and back panels. Mohair moss '
Very specially $39 '
‘8 'me mohair.
r'lzr
formitywwith the regulations.
‘Tbs condition of the lightlnr
system of‘s. coral: of more imports
In at an 0
time of the year." says tn); mills:
vehicle department’s letter , to - the
police. “Tho . ume of traffic has
not yet begun diminish: the roads
are _erowded at night. The percent-
age of glaring headlights is larger
than it has been. even during the
summer. and there are Vinore one
light cars running."
Upwards of 40.000 automobiles
are expected to pass through vari-
‘ous sections 'of Connecticut.- tomor-
row in going to and from the Yale--
Army game and. in addition to the
local police supervi on in their rc~
spective Jurisdictionan motor cycle
squad of over 50 State policemen
will be assigned to State highway
patrol work.
Traffic regulations will be strictly
enforced to avoid congestion. con-
fusion and accidents. The State
police will distribute to automobile
parties on the highways cards urg-
ing them to— -
Maintain an reasonable .and
average speed. having regard to the
width of the highway, volume of
tramc and weather bonditions.
Refrain-from passing or cutting-
in on the vehicle ahead. Passing
on a. curve. at the tap of awhill.
or where sight line is obstructed is
illegal and will be prosecuted.
Keep to the right of the center
line of the highway.
Having your braks, headlights and
other equipment in good order.
Giving the proper and distinct
signal when stopping or changing
direction.
Park your car completely off ,the
traveled portion of .. the highway
whenever necessary to stop.
Obey the flicer's signals and direc-
tions.
Follow arrow signs to the Bowl
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upon reaching the City 02.x” Esp
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Four diner-ant routes by which au-.
tomobiles may approach the This
Bowl from/various" directions have,
been projected w, the Automobile
Club of New Haven and endorsed by
the State ,motor vehicle, police and
highway departments. :
ETAOIN SHDRLU ETA ETAOIN
The New York route enters by
the way of aWshington bridge at
Devon to. Milford and over Milford
turnpike to Forest street.
It is suggested that those entering
by the New York route use the base-
ball field for parking and thereby be
able to get away quicker. All park-
ing spaces have been divided into
sections for the occasion. each sec-
tion being lettered to assist automo‘
bile parties to find their cars after
the game.
Those who plan to go to the game
by automobile are encouraged to
start on tearly to co-operatc in a .
movement to thin down the trailic
by spreading it over a longer period.
.ne Explains.
Shring Bean. a. character around
the water front. agreed to maintain
a. savings account. made on deposit.
and there the matter rested. The
head of the bank met him one day
and proceeded to take. him to task. '
“Now look here. Shring Bean. you ~ '
promised to put $5 in your savings
account every month. You haven't
done. so. You could easily do it."
"I s‘pose I could boss." responded
the culprit easily. “Trouble with
you banking gemman‘ is you don’t
send around a man to threaten me."
—Louisville Journal-Courier.
‘ May—Did Anne get anything out
of her breach of promise suit?
June-Nothing at all: the man
decided to marry hen—Bristol
News.
5 Sterling’s
HE Fall season is here—homes are being made ready
People are thinking about
new furniture—the kind that makes the home's place
f real comfort and good cheer. Let; us and you in mak-
2 your selections and arrangements—we can and Will
modest income !
finished in walnut.
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- m £‘.":‘.'.;v.l3
dependable" Furniture '
0 BE A TEB s A V INGS .
OST people want furniture that is dependable as
well as attractive, and that is exactly the kind of
Further,
savings than other stores—a policy made possible by
judicious buying. Visit the store soon and see' the new
fall creations—and their low prices.
furniture we sell.
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Four Charming Pieces in Walnut
A beautiful Bedroom Suite at a. price within
All four pieces—Bow-end Bed. Large Dresser,
dainty Semi-Vanity Dressing Table and roomy Cliit‘iorctte—arc
The design is new and charming. and the -4
construction is excellent. throughout.
to sec it at the. astonishingly low price of just.
easy reach of the
Be su rc
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velour.
Three Massive Pieces in Rich Velour
Here is a suite of unusual beauty and lux'ury that is unexpectedly
Included are a massive dnvcnport and two big chairs. nil
in the popular wing-back style. upholsi And in beautiful figured
Marshall spring construction»~—.‘.r:zvy
roll arms. The price has been reduced .to jns
$147.50
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priced at. ... .
SEE US IN OUR NEWHOME .-‘
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'43 TO 65 NMAINST '
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Nine Piecesi Queen Annel-W-alnut Finish!
This charming suite will enable you to be proud'of yourdlning
room when you entertain your friends i ‘
Queen Anne: period. and the finish is beautiful walnut. Nine
pieces are included—china. closet, massive buffet, oblong table,
five chairs and ‘host's choir. rThe chairs
hive blue leather seats. Specially priced at
P11035110} .5: V
$139.00
The style is the graceful
$17 9.00
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. SOCIETY r~WOMAN ,
jLEARNS TQEWORK: .
‘uhea, Edythe Charlick, of New
York, society woman, put her
pride.ln her pocket and estab-
lished s nurse's agency to supply
fastidious mothers with first-class
nurses for children She has
been very sucmsfuL.
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wc'sell it at greater
Mirrors to Brighten the
Home V
Here is a Mirror that “lll'al-' v
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w‘ays look Well no matter whcrc‘ ,
placed. A three-panel Poly- '
chrome Mirror of Empire dc-
sign—i‘ramc finished in Green
with Gold edges.
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Side mirrors
decorated with cross bevel-id
lines. Particulnz‘; u,‘ .Srf'nlo for 4
mantel.
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Windsor Chairs or Windsor
Rockers
There arealways-odd places in
the home where a Windsor ’
chair or rocker will fit in nicely.
Posts and spindles are graceful- ~
1y turned , and the chair and '
rocker are authentic reproduc-
tions of early American models“,
Priced very reasonably.
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OPEN ACHARGE ACCOUNT . -
“A square peg in a round hole” is the {most common phrase for describing a mis-
fit. A chair or a table, that. has one leg a little shorter or longer than the others is an
example Of misfit that is always an irritation to good housekeepers. Another source
of irritation not so fully realized is a misfit mop. A round mop pushes floor dirt into
carriers instead of cleaning them. Each housekeeper knows what she finally does to
get corners clean and how hard it is on her hands.
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However, there is a remedy at PIGGLY WIGGLY. We have a mop for floon
work and another for walls and ceilings. .Both are identical in shape. Each has a'
round side ~:for straight work and two points for corner cleaning. The handle is
instantly reversible and permits cleaning easily under upright pianos and other dif-
ficult places. The same reversible handle in the Wall mop makes thorough dusting
of ceiling corners, picture mouldings and window tops simple and easy,
These mops are known as “THE MOP WITH FINGERS” and have already end-
ed forever the irritatibn caused to many of our customers who previously had been
using misfits or “round mops for square corners."
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On your next visit to PIGGLY WIGGLY ask to see “THE MOP WITH FIN-
GERS.” "V
Users of pure nut margarine can obtain their choice of an aluminum self bast-
ing oval roaster or a five quart aluminum-teakettle by returning thirty empty car-
tons from Elgin Brand pure nut margarine as sold by PIGGLY WIGGLY. The offer.
is good until February 28th at Closing time. : The roaster and teakettle are on exhi-
bition now at PIGGLY WIGGLY., ‘
We are still distributing the $4.00 Pillsbury’ 3 Aluminum Pancake Griddle for
$1.69 as more fully described among the price quotations below.
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WALNUTS, NEW SEASON’S Ii}? MIXED NUTS, NEW SEASON’S
PAPER SHELL, Pound 39c EXTRA FANCY, Pound ...... 350'
HUBBARD lb PUMPKINS from c E L E R Y E
SQUASH - 50 May Apple Farm 256 LARGE STALKS 9c
SPINACH Pound 10 C Peck 396 TOKAY GRAPES Z’pounds 25C;
McINTOSH APPLES ‘ pounds FANCY MAINE LONG ISLAND
EXTRA FANCY TABLE 2 , 25c POTATOES 25C POTATOES 39¢
SUNLIGHT _. 4 Prints _.. 43c
BROOKFIELD 7 T T to Carton “ 45c
MEADOW GOLD ‘ 1 lb. Net Weight. 51c
nAsILY Duncan roR ammo Sperry and Barnes xxx Per Pound
W" B°"°"’ HAMS 29
Sweet, Tender. \ C
Slices Like Bread—No Waste
THE MOP WIT-ll FINGERS
Conquers Comm Saves Labor, Lasts Longer, Works {setter
MEGAN“
2 Pound Cans
PILLSBURY BEAN, For
won? » Ham, 1% map“. 150
ruins
39c
3 ’1‘“ 25¢
' IVORY so», guest 'siso 60,1nodium
$4.00 ALUMINUM GRIDDLE for
$1.69 with each purchase of 3‘ pkgs.
PILISBURY PANCAKE ' 14c
LIPTON'S COFFEE
New Vacuum Can
51°
39c"
2 for Healer» 12c.
BLISS‘.
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snowman, White. and sunny
llbfic,2lb4flo,41588¢,dlb$1.62
ELGIN m MARBLE“
FLOUR at ..... ..........
29::
A pure Ooooanut product . , . French MUSHROOMS '
ms. 011., pa. 28c, qu. 52c.
55c
I/,‘ggls.98¢,gsls._§1.82. MW _ _ Btu-Extra
. COCOA, Li n’s 19o, Hershey’s 15c,
cameo, 1 15 25c. 1% to 37¢. 3 . 3m.“ mf‘gmmmw, PETITE Pors 33c
“710,6“ng . m, “imam. ‘ lr supreme ...... s'sssos-souu
s a o s 590 Enron's Gringo Pokoo T‘sss spiouu onus, Mind, 360
Strictlyl‘rclli a........... %m%.%lb'4ic,'1‘lb'uc.“" Plain Ind Stored, jar
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