New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1926, Page 14

STATE CHEGKING UP O HEABLIGHT FVIL 1 457 Cars With Blinding Beams | Found in Two Nights The state motor vehicle ment has received from Superintend- ent Robert T. Hurley of the state police a report showing that two state policmeen stopped 1,457 auto- mobiles with glaring headlights in two nights during the past month. The officers were assigned to certain ys with instructions to s r which in their opinion, erously sharp headlights. were made. The polic ly Informed each operator d that his headlights ne ntion. The check-up was made at the re- quest of the motor vehicle depart- ment, which is attempting, through the medium of the e ence of motor vehicle ministrators to relleve the headlight situation, not only so far as Connecticut cars are concerned, but cars registered throughout the east. 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