"dozen tons or so
my blue all snug and
.1. coal was at‘ its
Darien Conn.
BRNS.
. ‘ N T u
.64. osilrlertam
d in the announce
tee of the State Normal.
"which ' o Bailey to.
Plainly we want your business, do not disguise that
fact at all. This implies our earnest endeavor to retain
your patronage on the ments of our service.
To get it new not necessarily mean low prices, we .
feel reasonably sure of that; so long as QUALITY
is an essential, the price must be reckoned commen-
surate with it. . I
Send in your orders—let us prove to you that our
products and service is genuinely good. .
The Hatch &.Bail€i' C0:
South Norwalk. Conn.
,g‘ufx.
lowest prices for Best quality meats
Sperry and Bames’ Hams ...... 20c
Sperry and Barnes' Bacon ........... . ....... . 22c
Sperry and Barnes’ PicniCs .................... . 14c
Regal Hams ................... ' ....... . ........ 19c
Home Dressed Veal from ................ - ..... 161: up
,Genuine Spring Lamb, Fancy Roasting Chickens and
Fowls.
Best heavy Beef .......... 18c, 20c 22c. Prime Rib.
5 All kinds of Cold Meats for sandwiches.
1 Best New \ork Frankiurtcrs ..... 20c lb.
Oleomargariue ..... , ................ 20c, 25c, 28c
Gold Medal Butter ................... . ............. 38c
Strictly Fresh Eggs ........................... 28c doz.
New Potatoes ............. . .................... . 18c pk.
Old Potatoes ........................... . ...... 15c pk.
Tel. 5&3-2,
CHARNOK’S MARKET
11; NORTH MAIN s‘r. FREE ssuveav
Our Steaks
Are Fin‘e‘
We justly claim that our
steaks are the best that on be
bought for the price.
This may not convince you.
But we feel sure. that a trial
will do so.
Step of personally and let no
show you how we do business
on the fair and square balls.
The Modern Market-
WM. B. UNHOLTZ, Prop.
15 North Main St.
M
. The Beers Meat 81 Provision Co.
I 6 North Main St., So. Norwallr. 13 Main Sit, Norwalk.
I lodge Sblmay's filing in Seatin-
GAZETTE BLDG. ‘
port case Suggests Serious
Pessiiidities
MANN Sll00NS MlSIIl BE
f0|i0fli Sill 0f BUSINESS
Threatened it Rate Prevails
NttlJllillN or fill 101
1.29.?11:53:11:isssnetiiiii: NNINN CANS ANNOUNCED
I terday in relation to an old established
Iaaloon within 200 feet dead line of
Churches, charitable buildings, schools
I and so on, be applied to other places
. throuaiout the State?
I This is a question which is serious-
. ly troubling the saloon keepers of Con- I
.‘necticut in general and Norwalk deal—
;ers in particular.
I Whatt the saloon keepers desire to
know in regard to this delision
how far it can be made to go in iiieI
Southport ruling by Judge Shum1vay1u“l retcxence’lo ”1059 (uses in which
I he interprets that section of the stat I‘I’“I“‘~' ‘0 ”19 3(1le1"? in commercial
jute which relates to a saloon heIngI1egist1ation fees embodies in the 1913I a,
objectionable to a charitable instiiu- tilllelldments l0 the motor \ehicisI
I tiou as applying to old established pla- Iluw the fee for registration as a com.
Ices. Imertiai which) would be larger ihanI
Does Not Allow Discretion. III‘" {"9 '01 ‘msllii'lon as a pleasure
it \1 as the belief before this inter- WIS]: ti 1 i’ o I
pretation of the law. that the qucs-I I ‘ ‘ CI?" 0 Chapter ~31 0‘ the,
lion of 1e11euing a license was at the lublic Au“ 0f 1“”51 " ‘3 provided
discretion of the (‘ouuty commission-I ”Mt ”The "3”” ‘m’lmi‘n‘ifll motor
I era. Judge Shumwsy' a ruling does nm N hlcles' shall include all vehicles de
‘allou that discretion. if the evidenceIsit‘m"d 0" ““Pd $01911 fot the trans
shows that a saloon is objectionable ponation 0' melchandisc 0T height
to a. charitable institution, then, ac- IM‘M‘ are either propelled or drawn
.(ording to Judge Shumway, thoCountbe-V any Dowel othm than muscIuiar,
commissioners err in granting the ll-‘eXCQDl such as me run on rails or
sense. .'-‘ tracks, and all motor vehicles design
The commissioners, upon Judge 9 dand used as omnibuses for the
Shumw'ays How of the law; luvs no transportation 0f passengers on theI
discretion. They must refusalto renew Payment of individual fares ;
alicense soon though as in the South-I Section 8 of said chapter profides
port case a saloon has been in axis-‘Ulat “the secretary shall determine
Ltenco thirty years and 11 charitable in- the actual Nursing capacity of cachI
I stitution deliberately locates near it. Icommcrciai motor 1',el1icle regardiennI
How Far Does Ruling Go. 0' the horse power thereof, and shall
I What is bothering the liquor deal ””9“ We for registration based on
Iers is the question. H011 far does ”Ch “Fully" and ‘for all Other.
I Judge Shumusi a ruling so? Can it be "‘0‘” ”hm“ ”19 secretary shall col ,
1 made to apply to all places expressly. '9“ “‘93 as follows’," fixes the feel forI
I exempted by a 200 feet limit heyonOI’eg's‘mm" 0' a "1010f ('1 etc and forI
Iwhich no saloon can 30? These places i't‘KISU‘lition 01' all motor vehiclesI
,include. besides charitable institutions.I°“n8d by dealers in motor vehicles1
‘schools churches. public libraries, post1or in motor cycles, and "for ”mi
othces and cemeteries. TGEiStratlon of or or) other motor ve- 1
It is admitted that if Judge Shum-Ihicie, 50 cents per horse power I
\vsy's interpretation of the law re-I Therefore eieri motor vehicle fan.
mains undisturbed by the review oft Iing within the abme quoted deflnl-1
Ime Supreme court which it will be tion of it commercial motor vehicle,
Iconsidered next fall and it is made to Iwhich, Lt will be noted, includes all
apply to all places mentioned then .vehicles designed or used solely for!
Itho licenses of something like fifty Iihe transportation of merchandise orI
Isaioons in this city alone are in dang- Ifrelght, or a motor vehicle designedI
er. Iand used as an omnibus for the transu
Looking Up the Law.Il101'tatlon of passengers on tht’paY-I
it has been learned in this conned-I ment 0f indivjilal force, is subjectf
‘ion that the AntiSaioon league 11113;“) this registration fee provided tori
had its lawyers looking the matter 11p ICOmmerclal motor vehicle. and everyI
II! Judge Shumway's ruling is sustain~ Iolher motor vehicle (other than 11
I121! by the Supreme court provided the motor cycle or a motor vehicle own
Rist appeal is pressed there is reason ed by a dealer) irrespective of wheth-
to believe that remonstrances will be er it is used for both the. purpose of
1fliod by the wholesale against evfl‘y pleasure and the transportation of
Isaioon no matter how long establish- merchandise or freight or for plea-
ed, within 200 feet of any of the in- sure only. is subject to the fee of 50
stitutions mentioned above. cents per horse power
it is said that some of- the saloon! GEORGE E. HINMAN.
keepers have already consulted coun~I Attorney-General.
Attorney—General George E. Hin-
man advised State Secretary Charles
I). Burnes, regarding fees for the re.
gistraiion of motor vehicles yesterday
as follows:
You ask my opinion 115.10 the fee.
that should be cooled for registra-l
tion of a motor vehicle which is or is
sIdesigned 10 be used for both pleasure
land commercial purposes, with spe-
I
1
l
I Schulize’s SSanitary Markets
- 32 WASHINGTON 8139‘ MAIN ST..
in the past.
the institution.
vised to leave.
biect.
, 111111.
:9 future the require
even State Normal
ore“ stringent than has!
It is an-
r two months of
to who do not appear-I DAMAGE av STORM lN MAINE
Itloatlons to makeI
be advised by-ths
, ialmilar system hasheen
' local‘school for-several
I ents who are behind
belie given every oppor-
p the back work bel
1- tbs members or the
:31:th have af‘per-
in groans»: 11111011811
students" are con--
garding their deli-
The system
results and gives other eastern points were rusted by
pportunlty. to air way or Lewlstoa. instead of Augusta.
scum NORWALK. NORWALK.
’ 505 MAIN ST., STAMFORD.
prepared to meet the new situation I
.. Ideveloped by Judge Shumwsy’s IfarIMAY "0”) “EUR: CORPS
i
I set upon the matter. They wish to boI
resetting ruling.
Loss of Licensee Would Follow.
it is pointed out that it upon an at-
tempt to renew a license a. lemon
Istrance is tiled the commissioners will
[NSAMPNENI HERE
There seems to be a strong iIiklihoo'd
ne‘. -ue.
““TRISTRIA'M HYATT
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
We are prepared for picnic time
Strong single handled baskets, with two -
hinged covers - - 29c -
boublebandled “satche ” baskets with cover.
25 Paprus plates ~10c
"Lilly” drinking 'cups in box So
Till: FAMOUS WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS
I 2 qt. $1.95 3111. $2.25 4111.82.75 6 at. $3.25 8 qt. $4.25
In Old Established Drinking Haoetilre ' fi— 11 a a
I
i
I
H. Krieger 81 Co.
NORWALX
40c - 45c
19c 25c 29c
100 paper nakins 10c
Telephone 4785.
'.—."'
Silk Sweaters
With long belts and fringed on
the ends, alL the new shades,-
Rose, Copan. Blue, Gold, Black
and white, and Peach color from
$5.93 to $10.00
ll. Lynne Steam Dyelnpd Clearing Co. 1
-.-..- BRIDGEPORT m--.
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing 6 Cleaning Co. I
Silk Dresses. Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned. t
H. LYNGE. Prop. 293 state 8:. Bridgeport I
-
uvvvvvvvv“ I
" facts. Compact, Sanitary and ice savers.
SECOND Pilll lliifl
For the second time within two days;
petty thieves made successful, but
small hauls,- in the downtown section
or the city. Luther Wright’s shop( on
Mddisou street, Thursday night was
have nothing else to do but refuse. In
such a case the loss of the license of the National Encampment of the.
Woman’ 3 Relief Corps, to the G. A;
inches for eight days.
a——-_—_————A—I—
BEACHES OVER HUNDRED
THOUSAND.
I PORTLAND, Me. July 10 .—Daniage
amounting to more than 190, 000 was
caused in western Mains by one or
the worst 'midmummer storms ever
known in this section early yesterday.
Steam unwelcome railroad service
was crippled and in some cases' sus-
pendgd, and there was great loss to
growing crops, roads and bridges. .
Railway train service between Bath
and lhockland and between Brunswick
and Portland was interrupted by wash
outs; Through trains to Bangor and
AT WEDDING.
celebration at some
into the kitchen. \
round in his pockets,
i ilbur inches or rain tell our 1113111.. Secure work
\.
.n‘
making the total precipitation 8 5’“ of a transtér, but the way things are P0331
THOMPSONVILLE MAN SUICIDE
THOMPSONVILLE, July io.—,Va
silioa KaranassrusMZii years of age,
committed suicide 1’9" 1““ “1°“ 12‘ conditions a decision would not be
o'clock ulast night at If'Wodding and.
of his fellow-
countrymen at No. 12 North street
He left the main room where the
wedding had taken place and went
He shot himself
through the heart. Four letters were
the genoral
trend of which was that he was dos-
pendent because he was unable to
I d f 110 There is the possibilityi
went 0 W being held in Norwalk thisI
year.
it is understood that the appeal to The matter lavas discussed, at tneI
the Supreme court in the Southport \me'etiiis. 183! night, of the woman's re- .
case will be perfected and pressed lief Corps to Douglas FoWler Post,
at cannot be heard until the potober
term in Bridgeport. Under ordinary
going. that is. of doubtful value
upon. An especially large attendance
is looked for at the next meeting. when
this 'nia'tter will receive tinaIl consid-
oration: .
Should the
rendered until November or Decemb
er. Meanwhile, the license year in the
county, excepting in Bridgeport, ends.
t. 1 in the city ends NIov.I til.
0c 3 - , Norwall: would be busy as an enn-
tsrtslner. 1:: .
Detective (2 a. m.)~“1I-ley, yousoil
Watcher hanging around this“ 'et‘é
front door fer?"
1 Supposed Burglar-“l'm‘waitlng tor. -1
the lady inside to git as, We
I..
entered and robbed. three tires being
R miss
police. thieves entered the Horace R.
Nash store. on North Main street, get-
ting away with about $111 worth of mar-
'cbandise. .
A thorough investigation is being
but nothing definite was determined made.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
. . WALL
bonvention come to this sharp rebound from yesterday’s late.
' .city, it would mean a "big time.” sna'wealtness was recorded by the stock
Special Sale
, ——o F—-—
Refrigerator-s
Year after year our line of Refrigerators increase their
popularity because the merits we claim are founded on ..
Marked fromao to 30 per cent. below regular price.
TheA. l. Cellins Co. I
1'
Ipresumably asn result or the. tone of
ithe latest German note. London at-
o offered some encouragement by
its higher range for wAmericans no-
tably Canadian Pacific, which ad~
vanced 2 points in that market. Sub.
*stantiai recessions from the top en-
sued here before the end of the first I
half hour witha general slackening
of activity. . '
NEW YORK. July ‘10.“ (Lead Wall
Street.) .-—-0vernight developments .9 in
the relations between this country and
Germany imparted greater _:strength ..
to- quoted values today. Berlin’s ncto
impelled a. hasty retreat of the Sim”. .
interest at the outset, with recoveries ,
0t 1 to almost 2 points in numerous
investment issues. The rise was ins-x
by renewed .l'oroign offering causing . "
a general reaction and in some instan-
ces wiping out initial gains. In the hu- .
a1 trading. however, prices rallied spin :
ltedly under load of Union Pacific. 0o-
nadiaii Pacino, Reading and U. S Steal
wLnll 1110 1111“
log. Last night, according to the
STREET. 10:30 a. m.—-A
‘marast at today’s opening. with some The osins was arm. ‘ Bonds Iwoxo :
Lapoint or‘h’ter in Unto settle, SIG“ IMI‘ . SN I‘; 1‘ i.‘ 1
W I 1 . .'/ I4I
g Amalgan‘iated copper, Am- I . .
eltins and, some of the 1m 1. -—-Accept all the luck flint comes 1‘ ,‘
The recovery was his» your way—but don't DEFEND on its ,
’ by hurried covering Coming! it you want a Job use a 8en~ '
the man interest,'1tineiWsnt All. .
was).
Norwalk Chronicler