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ReguIatlona for Non-Resldents

Section 10 Any nonresident of this state who shall have compiled with the laws of the state or territory of the United States where he resides, requir- ing the registration of owners of motor vehicles, or of motor vhieles, or both, and the display of identication num- bers on such vehicles, and who shall cause the identification numbers of such state or territory, in accordance with the laws thereof and none other, together with the initial letter or let CTS of such state or territory, to be dis played on his motor vehicle while used or operated upon the public highways of this state, may use such highways, for period not to exceed ten success sive days at any one time, without complying with the foregoing sections of this act provided, however, that if any nonresident is convicted of vio- lating any provision of sections eleven, twelve or thirteen ot this act he shall thereafter be subject to and required to comply with all the provisions of this act relating to the registration of mo- tor vehicles and of the licensing of op- orators thereof.
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Souvenir and Post Cards
 at ,. A. McKee's s o3o Chapel Street.
o3o Chapel Street.

 District of New Haven. ss. Probate Court May 10th, 1907. ESTATE OF FREDERICK O. LEAVEN- WORTH of New Haven. in said Dis- trict an incapable person.
 Frederick o. Leavenworth, having made written application praying that he may be restored to his capacity as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears. it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at Court of Pro- bate to be held at New Haven, in said District on the 17th day of May, 1907. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public notice of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place or the nearing thereon, be given by pub fishing this order three times in some newspaper having a circulation in said District
 By the Court.
 JOHN L. GTLSoN, Clerk. Jason P. Thomson, attorney for the an. plicant,
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RegIstratIon.

Section 2. Every owner of one or more motor vehicles shall file in the office of the highway commissioner of this state, on a blank furnished by the said commissioner, a statement of his name, residence, and post office address and a brief description of each motor vehicle owned or controlled by him, in- cluding the name of the maker, the number, if any, affixed by the maker, the character of the motor power, and the amount of such motor power stated in figures of horsepower as advertised by the maker thereof. The said com missioner shall then register such mo- tor vehicle, assigning to it distin- gushing number or mark, and shall thereupon issue to the owner thereof a certificate of registration which shall contain the name, place of residence, and post office address of the owner, and the number or mark assigned to such motor vehicles, and snch certifi- cate shall at all times be carried upon such motor vehicle and be subject to examination upon demand by any proper officer. The certificates provid- ed for in this and the following section shall continue in force until one year from the date of issue, and upon the renewal of any such certificate said commissioner shall re-assign the distin- gushing number or mark contained therein.
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Local Regulations.

Section 13 No person shall operate a motor vehicle on the public highways of this state when intoxicated, or in a race, or on a bet-or wager; but nothing in this act contained shall prevent the mayor of any city, the selectmen of any town, or the warden of any bor- ough from setting aside for . given time 8 specified public highway for speed tests or races to be conducted under proper restrictions for the safety of the public.
 Section 14 No city, town, or borough shall have any power, except as pro- vided in section thirteen Of this act, to make any ordinance, bylaw, or reso- lution respecting the speed of motor vehicles and no ordinance, bylaw, or resolution heretofore or hereafter made by any city, town, or borough in re- spect to motor vehicles shall have any force or effect; provided, however, that powers given to any town, city, or bor- ough to regulate shows, processlons, assemblages, or parades in streets and public places and to regulate the use of public parks, and all ordinances, bylaws, and regulations which may have been or#which may be enacted in pursuance of. said powers shali remain in full force and effect.
 Not Nio-e Than Two Markers.
 Section 15. No motor vehicle, while in use on the public highways of this l state, shall have displayed upon either the front or rear of such vehicle more than two registration plates or mark CTS; nor shall any person display, or permit to be displayed, upon his motor vehicle the registration number be- longing to another vehicle or person, or a fictitious number, plate or marker,
 Brakes and Lights.
 Section IS. Every motor vehicle, while in use. on the public highways of this state, shall be provided with ade- ] quate brakes and with suitable bell, horn or other device for signalling, and shall during the period from one hour i after sunset to one hour before sunrise display one or more white lights on the forward part of such vehicle, so placed as to be seen from the front, and of sufficient illuminating power to be wis ible at a distance of two hundred feet; and also shall display a light on the rear of such vehicle so placed as to il- luminate the rear marker,
 No TnmperinG
 4 Section IT. No person shall interfere or tamper with a motor vehicle with out the permission of the owner.
 Tricis for Violations.
 Section IS. In all complaints for the violation of any provision of this ac a justice of. the peace before whom thu same may be tried shall have jurlsdic tion and power to render judgmen therein, and issue process of execution and mittitnfus thereon, where such tlnt or penalty imposed shall not exceed two hundred dollars, or Imprisonment for thirty days, or both; but the de fendant shall have the right of appea as in other cases. The justice of tn, peace or court before whom Q fina conviction shall be had under the pro visions of sections eleven, twelve Q thirteen of this act shall endorse upoi the license of the person convicted tn
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No Speed Limit.

Section Il. No person shall operate a motor vehicle on the public highways of this state recklessly or at a rate of speed greater than is reasonable and proper, having regard to the width, traffic and use of the highway, or so as to endanger property or the life or limb of any person.
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Safety Regulations.

Section 12 Upon approaching any person walking in the travelled portion of any public highway, or a horse or any other draft animal being led, rid den, or driven therein, or a crossing of interesecting public highways, or a bridge, or sharp turn or curve, or 8
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-13
Two More Are Named.

Sheriff f-elect Philip Hugo Saturday announced two more deputies appoint ed by him. In New Haven he has ap- pointed Andrew F. Nicola as deputy representing the Italian element. The appointee was last fall elected a se- lectman of the town of New Haven on the democratic ticket.
 In Wallingford, where there has been a good deal of contention over the dep utyship, Mir Hugo has named Edward F. Cavanaugh for sheriff.
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TRIED TO START FIGHT.
Samuel Schwartz Assaults Golden and
 Gets Arrested.

Because of a desire to rningle in a fisticuff exhibition yesterday afternoon Samuel Schwartz, who has a police ad- dress at 12S Crown street, but is now supposed to reside on Oak street. was arrested by Officer Marlowe on Oak street and charged with breach of the peace. Schwartz tried his skill upon Morris Golden, who didn't appreciate it. Golden, 1t appears, played a wait ing game, and waited for patrolman. It cost him several drops of blood from the vicinity of the nasal organ. Schwartz was released on bonds of $75.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-13
THREE HuNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY Of First English wurship Ut James,
 town.

The three hundredth anniversary of the first service of the English church on this continent occurred yesterday. Just 300 years ago the Sunday after as cer sion day the first service of worship was held by the settlers at Jamestown. In observance of this the Protestant Episcopal church throughout the Unit cd States has appointed a special mems offering which is to be taken for the furtherance of domestic missions of the church. The announcement of the special offering was made at St. Paul's church yesterday morning. The offer- ing there will be made next Sunday morning.
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Monday, May IS

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CTIY: 12 CENTS A WEEK, D CENTS A MONTH, sS FOR SIX MONTHS ,$6 A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL SINGLE COPIES. ? CENTS.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

If you are going away, for a short or long period. the Journal and Courier will be sent to you by mail without extra charge. The address may be changed as often as desired.
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 License for Operators.
 Section T. No person shall operate motor vehicle on the public highways of this state until he shall have first obtained a license for that purpose, but nothing herein contained shall preyena the operating of a motor vehicle by an unlicensed person if accompanied by licensed operator, but such licensed op- orator shall also be personally liable for any violation of the provisions of sections eleven, twelve or thirteen of this act Licenses for operating motor vehicles shall be issued by the highway commissioner, but no license shall be issued to any person under the age of sixteen years. Applications for licenses shall be made upon blanks furnished by the said commissioner and said ap- plication blanks and the licenses is- sued thereon shall be in such form and contain such provisions as said com missioner may determine. To each ll- eensee shall be assigned a number, and a proper record of all applications for licenses and of all licenses issued shall be kept by the said commissioner at his office, and shall be open to pub lie inspection. Each license shall state the name, place of residence, and post office address of the licensee and the number assigned to him. Said license shall continue in force until one year from the date of issue unless suspend ed or revoked for cause, and shall at all times be carried by the llcensee when he is operating a motor vehicle upon the highways of this state, and be subject to examination upon demand by any proper officer.
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Fees Required.

Section 8, The following fees shall be paid to the highway commissioner for certificates and licenses issued by him in accordance with the provisions of this act: Two dollars for each certifi- cate of registration of motor vehicle, other than a motor bicycle, having a rating of wenty-horsepower or less, and five dollars for each motor vehicle having a rating of more than twenty horsepower; if a motor vehicle has two ratings of horsepower the registration fee shall be based upon the highest rating; one dollar for each certificate of registration of motor bicycle; ten dollars for each manufacturers or dealers certificate; two dollars for each license to operate a motor vehicle other than motor bicycle; one dollar for each license to operate a motor bicy- cle; and one dollar for each duplicate certificate or license.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

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 Refrigerators- Gamble Desmond Co Furniture-Bowdltch Co. ........... Steamers-American Line ......... s-Scandinavian Line ....... Dr. Porter's Oil-Druggists .........
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date and particulars of such conviction.
 Section 19. Any person violating any provision of sections eleven, twelve or thirteen of this act shall be fined not more than ',wo hundred dollars, or inn prisoned not more than thirty days, or both. for first offense, and shall be fined not more than five hundred dol lars, or imprisonment not more than sixty days, or both, for any subsequent offense. Any person violating any other provision of this act shall be fined not more than two hundred dollars, or im- prisoned not more than thirty days, or both.
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Use of Present Markers.

Section p. Every owner of one or more motor vehicles who, at the time this act goes into effect, shall have complied with the provisions of Chapter 2SO of the public acts of 1905, shall, up- on the registration prior to August 1, 1907, of such vehicle or vehicles as pro- yided for in section two of this act, have assigned to such vehicle, or to one of such vehicles, the same regis tration number heretofore issued to such person under the provisions of said chapter 23O, and may use upon such vehicle the plates or markers heretofore used, bearing such registra- tion number
 Section 2S. Chapters 2sO, 25S and 2S2 of the public acts of 1905 and all other acts and parts of acts Inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
 Taking Effect,
 Section 24. This act shall take effect thirty days after it's passage, but no prosecution basel upon section two four or seven of this act shall be brought for any offense committed prior to August 1, 1887; provided that tho plates or markers required by chapter 23O of the public acts of 1905 are displayed upon such vehicle as re- quired by said chapter 23O. Upon the taking effect of this act the secretary of the state shall transfer to the high way commissioner all records, files, and c,,np1iac nartaiuino- tn thn raoictro tfoo of motor vehicles.
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Fees for Highway Work.

i Section 20. All registration and license fees, and al fines, penalties and one half of all forfeited bonds imposed or received under the provisions of this act shall belong to the state and shall be accounted for and remitted to the treasurer of the state to be used, in ad- dition to all sums of money especially appropriated for highway purposes, for the maintenance anl repair of improv- ed highways under the direction Of the highway commissioner.
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Licenses RcvoSabIe.

Section g. The said highway com missioner may, after due hearing, upon not less than three days notice in writ ing, suspend or revoke the license is- sued to any person under section seven of this act for any cause which he may deem sufficient. but every applicant for license whose application shall be refused by the said commissioner, and every licensee whose license may be re- voked by the said commissioner may ap- peal from such adverse decision to the superior court The provisions of section 2,65S of the general statutes re- garding appeals from the decisions or the county commissioner shall, in so far applicable, govern appeals herein provided for. A full record shall be kept by every court or justice of the peace in this state of every case in which q person is convicted of viola tion of any of the provisions of sec- lions eleven, twelve or thirteen of this act, and certiiied abstract of such
 record, the expense of which abstract shall be a taxaDle cost in the case, shall be sent within ten days after the date | of such conviction by the said court or justice of the peace to the said high way commissioner. Said courts and l justices of the peace shah furnish 10 l the said commissioner the details of 1 all fragrant cases which may be heard
 before them, and they may make such recommendations to the said comnis- sioners as to the suspension or reyoca-
 ton of the licenses of the parties de-
 fendant in such cases as they may l deem proper. The said commissioners
 shall keep such records in his office and they shall be open to public inspec-
 tion. Whenever any person licensed to
 operate motor vehicle upon the pub lie highways of this state shall have
 been convicted of any violation of
 sections eleven, twelve or thirteen of this act, the commissioner may revoke
 his license and upon a third conviction, 1 during the same calendar year, said 1 person shall, in addition to the penal-
 ties for such offense, incur for
 feiture of his license, and the commits
 sioner shall thereupon revoke and re-
 quire a return of the same. No person shall for the space of three months
 from the date of the revocation of his
 license, be capable of receiving a new
 license, nor thereafter, except in the
 discretion of the said commissioner.
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Auto us Bail.

Section 21. Any person arrested for violating any of the provisions of this act may tender as raii a motor vehicle of which he is the owner, and if such vehicle is Of sufficient value it shall be accepted as security for his appearanee.
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Don't miss our sale of antiques. Y NJ c. A. building. CLARK, BoEDITCH & EDGERLY.
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License for Operators.

whose certificate or license has been lost or destroyed a duplicate thereof.
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STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

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Gehtner's Drug Store, 18th and Y sts.
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Grier 4 Grier.s Pharmacy, 9th n Z 7: ave:
Goldenbergs Department Store. o12-ZS 1th
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Dupont Pharmacy Chns. s, Boston. prop.
10th and r SITS.
Drug Drug Store g q: :as s.:
Adams Express Office. 1922 a2d st.
Prides Phar" 'arv. 18th and sts.
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Milburns Pharmacy. 18th and Fl SITS.
Buffers Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton place.
SOUTHEAST:
Bradley's Drug Store. Sth and e SITS.
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