The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-05
AMONG The AUTOMOBILISTS
SUPPLY STORES MUST REMAIN
CLOSED on SUNDAYS.

O~rganixation Of ClcFxymcn Begins Active
steps 20 Prevent sclring sf Gesgics.
Caps and Busters on sabbsth-Con.
stable Changes Mind About Cars speed.
For some time past O number Of automobile
supply stores have been kept open on Sunday
az there 10 considerable business 70 be done
disposlns Of goggles. caps and busters 10
persons who make sudden decisions TO 40
automobile riding. It was learned lest night
that q local organization Of clergyman having
the proper Observance Of the Sabbath a.
one OF its objects has decided to take active
steps toward keeping all Of ths supply stores
closed on Sunday. IL was asserted that an
agent Of this organization had visited Q NUM-
Der Of these stores yesterday and made pur-
ohsses 30 "a to have evidence upon which
10 base q formal complaint.
While some Of the stores have been Kept
open for a few hours on Sunday mornings %
an accommodation for patrons Of the garages
with which the stores are connscted, there
are other establishments which have been
kept open for business all day. IL has for
some tine been O matter OF oommsn that II
has been possible TO buy complete motoring
outfits on Sunday along Broadway when
small storckeepers have been arrested for
selling collars.
Every motorist who has been per secuted
by rural New Jersey, constables. and there
discomflt ure Of one Of these v~ieilant fine COL
lect9rs who has been stationed near Magnolia
In Camden county. He saw a car bearing
down on him recently and at once made up
his mind that II was exceeding the twenty
mile limit. Stepping into. the. middle OF tho
cSiIy' as . as signal for th.e driven to stop. Which
the latter promptly did. The occupant OF
the %tonneau asked somewhat iqpatieltly
what was wanted and the constable replied
that he was under arrest for sxceeding the
with a stop watch. The man In the tonneau
tion and said that his speedometer had not
indicated any violation Of the law; The
same claim and Invited the motorist to 20
With him and tell his, story to the ma sistrat,e;
The motorist refused 70 go along and told
sayins. that he would be on hand II he were
wanted, HE tone Indicated that his anger
was rising and the constable told him that ne
constable took the registration number Of
the car and asked the motorist what his name
Office Of the State Road Commissioner. at
Trenton. will reach me" Was, the reply that
took the, constsbles breath away and he put
missioner Hutchinson he Would send for him
II he wanted him and the latter told his driver
to 60 ahead.
Word comes from Berlin that Prince Henry
OF Prussia. who IL much Interested in auto
IuOO1Ic tUuI1Hks anu WIZ WIS n COulptJitVt
ip the Herkomer tour last year. has Informed
the officers Of the Imperial AUTOMOBILES Club
that he will offer a touring trophy 70 be con-
tested Tor during three consecutive years.
The Prince has drawn mp the regulations for
the contest himself and will appoint the oom.
the proposed tour leads through north Ger
many TO Frankfort-on-the-Main, and includes
q hill climb and speed tests.
All motorists, and that vast army of people
who would like 70 be motorists, will hear with
t SS sSsri n s sn Sn%sssi use Of q Io sa n w.
"a 30 many users Of trolley cars have had the
same experience that aroused the wrath OF
at a street corner and sisnslled a trolley car
to stop, The motorman paid no attention
TO the sisnal; ssys the sheriff and ran By hin
the Sheriff was walking toward the car IL
started up again; He quickly epsaged a
car. After a hard chase through the streets
paid the automobiles IS for the use Of his car.
trolley company for that amount. which sum
he declares he will collect.
In the principle OF the Wellington dynamom-
field Of automobile testing gear. and. an ides
C %n1se r. SsP Ssnea er Of t tRs snSine 20 I says st the
Motor World. True, IL may not appear that
the lessons TO be learned from an inclined test
TO warrant the use OF so expensive and cum
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