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VEil‘lElE EAWS
Some Salient Portions of
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'Well. L in Easily Understood
Terms
Dr. William J. Moore, the Wash. The following paragraphs, taken
lngton street oculist, is suffering from‘
a fractured shoulder blade, received
Sunday while playing baseball.
from '11 lengthy article in “New Eng‘
land Roads,” e official publication
of the Connecticut Good Roads asso-
ciation. will be interesting to many
Seaman W G Scott of the hauledautomobile owners and drivers:~~
‘ ' ' Motor vehicles in the service of a
ship North Carolina, 15 the disbursmg military department are exempt from
agent for money sent from Norwalk the motor vehicle law when actually
10 the local Naval Militia members in on military service, but not other-
Boston and vicinity. twise. .
Public servite motor vehicle shall
‘ iintlude all) 1110101 \ehicl-e opelated as
M15 Charles 13' Hallock a“din jitney and any motor whicle used
daughter, Miss Sadie B. llallock thei I-fo, the purpose of soliciting and
music teacher, are moving today fro1uir'.eceiting passengers upon any public
92 South Main street to Harrisburgh highwai and earning such passen- ,
Pennsylvania. where they expect to gels upon the payment of an indi1'id—1
mks their home in the future ual fare but not including omnibuses
' running regularly between railway
- ___..__. ,stations or boat landings and hotels.
Edward Burns of Norwalk, who was This definition does not include. taxi
emploved in the office. of the F H Lee cabs summoned front a taxicab oflice,
Bat (10” was among those who passed but includes all motor vehicles which
. . , , solicit patronage upon the public
the examinations in Norwalk for illt'.,,,,gh,’,ia‘.S
first national army. Mr, Burns hasa .‘ltepail'efl includes those 1egulally
number of friends in this city—Dan engaged in the business of repairing
buryxews, 01 rebuilding motor vehicles. The.
lepairel can now receive a license:
similal to a denim s license.
‘Spot light" shall mean any manu-
ally adjllfilabl'l auxiliary light upon a
motor vehicle l.
Upon transferring n 1110101 vehicle,
the. r:egistlation immediately expires. l
'lhc original owne1 must immediately,
file 111111 the. commissioner a written!
notice of the hamlet, containing the,
Norwalk guests have returned to
their home after attendance at the'
wedding in Stamford, yesterday, of
Miss Florence M. Coughlin, eldest:
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 11‘. 1
Cougblin of that city, and Percy G.
Wood. of New Haven, Rev. James C.
O‘Brien was celebl'ant of the nuptial
mat-'5 in St. John's Church.
'Putnam Park has been the mecca
ior picnic parties trim all parts of the
county during the past week. Parties
from Bridgeport. Norwalk, \Stamford,
New Canaan and smaller places spent
a day at the park during the week,
and many other parties plan to enjoy
outings there during the present week.
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Lieuenant Floyd-Byington, son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Irving Bylngton, of
Norwalk, attached to the Fourth
United States cavalry, at Fort Meyer,
Virginia, has sent 11 photograph of his
oommand to his parents. It certainly
presents an inspiring sight. His bro-
ther, Russel H. Byington, located at
Camp Robinson, Sparta, Wisconsin.
has also forwarded 11 company front
of the field artillery to which he is,
balance due on the expired license
and will receive the same upon regis-i
:cring another motor vehicle.
A dealer may loan to the purchaser
or a motor vehicle 11 set of his (le:11-’
er'e number plates for 11 period not to'
exceed five days.
A .Gealet can procute, at $2. 00 per
set, no: to exceed twentv live sets ot‘
markers to be used solely for bring-
ing mom" Vi‘lllClC‘S direct from the
point of tlt‘lverv by the manufacturer
to a plate of business of the dealer.
These markers cannot be used for
,te‘nting, demonstrating, or for any;
Every operator of 11 commercial 1110“
101 vehicle must keep a constant ob
servatiou [or the commit of Vehicles
fl'om the rear, and when overtaken
must drivo 111011111111 :11 the. 1111111 of
the centct of the highway and give
the approaching vehicle an oppor-
tunity to pass.
A “nonresident" is Olll who 1111s
attached. gno twegulul place of abode or business]
‘in Connecticut fora period longer.
Norwalk "1““ who “PW“ during "1“ than one month in the culcndnr year.
Civil War in the TWenty third Regi: No pel 1011 shall operate or use any
ment. C. V., have received cards 1111:1110!“ "
oi the owner.
nouncing its titty-first annual reunion,I No nelson 11111111 inlc1fcl'e or 111111
tobc held at 53““ Rock Au:.lt1. The per with. 01' start the c111:ine,of 11‘
business meeting will be held at the motor vehicle without the
Orpheum theatre at 11 a. to. Dinner “All“? 0“"19\'- 1 ll
. 11 person 8111
'1“ be served at the Pier restaurant vehicle while under the influence. of
M the ranks are thinning each year, a intoxicating 1111mm 0,. drug
tequest is made that every comrade be No ”1.15011 1.11131] 0pm“. 11 motor
presnt at this reunion. 11111111111 11111111 any public 11111111'1'111' for
1 1 n 11'1'1gcl in :1 race, or to make 11 speed
recon].
oper ate 11 motor
' The way of the transgressor is hard.
That‘s an old story, but it is having a
new application in the case of Ray
Caldwell. Buy used to be very popu~
1111' with New York fans, but since no
insists on hitting the high spots and
neglecting himself as well as the game, come and registration numbcls with
he doesn't get much sympathy from the person injured 01' with any wit:
them when he is in a tight corner, ‘lless.
which is occurring frequemh these The operator 0qu motor volmt
days imolved in 1111 acculent resulting in
' pclsonnl injury. or in ilppz'itent prop-
T it'l'ty damage in excess of ten dollars
“'0 railroad men were arrested ”St must within twenty four hours make
week at New Milford charged With: 11 Written report of such accident to.
stealing potatoes in transit for Bridge the Commissioner of Mom Vehicles
pan A little more detective, work on The commissioner may take. such ac.
1 , , tion as he deems advisable.
the M)“ Haven and C \' E' would be No public service motor vehicle
productive of results 11 lthout a doubt,' shall carry any person upon the run-
as several of the looal merchants over' ning board. lnud- guards 01‘ “00“ “0“
the above roads, choose “safety first”, shall the total number 0f persons ex
and instruct the stuff to be shipped by. need two mote. than the regular seat-
111g capacity.
a roundabout route. ~Btewster Stand-' 1 No person shall pass to the left. of
. any street railway our” unless having
_. a clear and unobstructed view and
s—THURSDAY DINNER NIGHT right of way. if such ear is stopping,
a the nt , 11, standing, or starting one may pass to
'r:serv:tfi:ll nttlwflu Why not make the. left. at a speed not exceeding five
miles per hour. Before passing a.
trolley car on the side. on which pas-
sengers are received or discharged
the operator must bring his motor ve-
, hiole to a full stop not less than ten
- feet. from the. rear of the trolley car,
. ' . and may then proceed at a reasonable
' , and “mm "W a frank rate of speed; When a. trolley car is
' '« standing at a switch, or waiting for
giggumgvfii 53:13:85,631; any other purpose than to receive
private allure—When this 1
hit-111‘. who comes injury to another
person, or to property in the posses-
sion or another person must, stop at
once ascertain the extent of the. in-
jury tender any needed assistance,
and leave his name, address and ii
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or discharge passengers, the motor
vehicle may pass at a reasonable rate
, of speed without stopping.
No city, town. or borough may pass
any regulations in regard to the use,
lighting, equipment or speed of mo
, tor vehicles. Local authorities, how-
ever, have a right to enforce local
' ordinances in respect to maintaining
public motor vehicles in a sanitary
condition, and establishing _ traffic
routes and public stands for such ye-
hicles and may regulate shows pro-
help of this Book through a.
hesitancy on the subject of
secrecy. Your private alfairs
we safe with us, as is also
your money deposited with
us.
ades in public streets, and all ordi-
{or such purpose, are valid.
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,Motor vehicles 111 use by the police,
- in the 11311111111111.1111 or duty, are ,ex-
@111 1: from speed regulations.
an vehicle for the owner thereof shall
Ireoelvo directly or indirectly, any
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1 driving while
' cute for
permission,
sessions assemblnges tmtllc or pnr- '-
ounces which apply to all vehicles. '3'
Tire chains are 9.116de 1111.111 paces.
o pemon 1111131111 charge of a mo .
plies or part.; far such motor vehic.le
or for work performed theleon by
others, and no person furnishing such
supplies, parts or work shall in col}
ntt'tioll therewith g1vc or ole: to
give such person havEnt', chzi'ge of
such motor whicle 1113111311, or in-
directly any valuable consideration.
No iii—non shall throw any object
at a 111111111 1eiiitle or at any person
in such 1ehicle
The. 1110101 vehicle act is to be con-
strucd in such 1: manner 1 4 to cause
no undue ha1d~h1p for technical viola
'tions of the samt.
Any person operating a motor ve-
hicle must give his carrect name and
address to any officer upon tequest.
lie mun pmduce his licenses and
must sign his nau' in the presence of
the otlicer it' remain d.
Any person duly licensed under this
act, who is arrested for a violation
of any of the provisions of the motor
vehicle law, except such as relate to
intoxicated or under
the influence of drugs ,or using a
motor vehicle without permission,
shall, unless such violation involves
the death or serious injury of another
be released by the otlicer making the1
'arrest upon his own recognizance, up-
on showlng to such oflicer the certifi-
thc motor vehicle and hisC
operator's license. 11‘ such person
fails to appear upon due notice by an
otflcer, 01 b1 registered mail, the pen- '
ally is a le1ocation of all lio?nses
held by that person, and a fine of not
less than tell 1101' more than one bun-1
Idl'Hl dollal‘.’ .
A motor vehicle may be tendon d,
as bail to the extent of its apparent
v.altle
Any person holding an operator‘s,
'license who is conticted by any court
for intoxication will have such li-
cense revoked for a pellod of not less
than one yacat
All money collected by the motor
vehicle department for fees and fines
shall be 111111 nded directly upon the
hichwuts.
No 1'eco1ery shall be had in the
name, lesidence and address of the Coul‘ls 0! this state by the owner for.
transferee The one selling the motor injuly to a motor vehicle which is 1101.1
,vehicle is entitled to 11 credit of the legally registered, or for injury to a)
registered motor vehicle that is com
tiled by an unlicensed person
CONSERVING STORE LABOR
Wa1erbury Recommendation:
Favor in Norwalk
A subcommittee of the Waielbul'y
Will
1 Chamb‘e'r of Commerce, working gener-:
ally for the conservation of labor, 1151‘,
all employers may be forced to do 11‘,
little later. has submitted certain rec
ommendations to the storekeepers in
pulpose except the one above stated iWutct'bury Which commend themselves,
to Norwnlk merchants who have been
working along similar lines. The
leading recommendations follow:
| The. adoption of unltornl rules re-z
gnrdlng the return of dry goods and
:unperlshable merchandise.
[ The adoption of a uniform rule ro-g
ding the return of perishable mer-g
gal
chandtsc
The establisment of cooperative do».
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aThe encouragement of consumers to,
carry home. small parcels.
cel checking depot with or without 11
l delivery department through which de
liverles can be secured by the public
at low rates.
The elimination of unnecessary
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illvery wherever it seems to be. practch
ehlcle without the permisslonlm ,
The establishment of a central par,
wz' 11.11pm: 11nd hing in all retail sin: es.
'llle testr1 '(tiw If 111'
take goods home for titling 111
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1.1“ l'me
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val accordion 1c of
different lip"s ct l'nsi'iesi
The restriction of
taking‘home goods for children 1':-
1'1 111's of 112-: to h" fitted.
The ss‘stelnatizing of all delit'cr‘es
so as to reduce the rulnber of rooms
and trips to the lowest number con-‘
sistent with reasonable service and‘
the requlr-emen. s of trade 1
The svstematizing of 11111111 :9: or
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to a campany engagcd solely in that,
work, has always seemed possible 10
those who are not merchants though
it may not have been considered 111"lC-‘
The desi"a-.
ticable by the store’ men.
bility of it may be'figured any week
day by One who will take note of thul
delivery trucks and wagons on
of the residential streets, :11]
any
going
.over the same routes to deliver goods?
which might as well have been taken,
The many vellsi
cles and the frequent deliveries serve}
little purpose except to cause expensol
by a single vehicle.
{or the merchants and to add to the‘
of the purchas.
general helplessness
BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL
SUMMERHOME NEEDS.
Refrigerators,
Ice Cream Freezers, Screen Doors,
den Hose, Etc.
Albert F. (1111111111:
Phone 1069-!
25 Washington St. 80. Norwuli
Prompt Delivery.
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‘GLOVER’S
i Est. 1897.
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Oil Stoves, Ovens, i
Croquet Bets, Lawn Mowers, Gan,
COmfortable Couch Hammocks I
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Abig and varied line with covers of attractive designs, as
well as the strong and serviceable khaki“
a special value.
’ Everything
splendid stock in all sizes alitl— designs
RAYMOND &' SON '
Funeral Directors and Furniture Denim.
Wall and High 811.. ~
Norwalk
of turning the deli1erv business over W
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‘Why Take Chances ?
Many persons have lost the savings of a lifetime by con-
cealing funds in unsafe places. The safe place for money is in
aBank.
We oil‘er this security in the form of a. checking account
which will
-—Protect your funds from loss
*Systematize your financial affairs
-——Stmngthen your credit
Modern methods, superior facilities, courteous treatment—
You are invited to do your banking business here.
We not as Administrator, Executor or Trustee of Estates.
The City National Bank
South Nam/ant, noun.
.of
HAMMOGKS AND AWNINGS.
Porch Furniture, screens and Rugs—~11
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Children Cheerfully Painless
Ind Patiently . a» and gzrl‘tsiilinfiom
Treated by Modern, 1 .s-ympmmc V
Pllnlcu Methodl. Aceptic Office Trcalmont.
y BR.S.M.DEITZ 1
Gas Administer“
Moderate SHIEGOII by the Oxygen
Charges for Very
Belt Dental Work,
A.
DENTIST
75 South Main Street
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.
'15 Year: In
the pact," of In. by appointment.
High-Clas- 1.
Dflltlflry, E ‘, >
Method.
Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
All kinds of Artifi-
cial Dentures.
Crown: and Bridge
Work, Etc, Skil-
fully Done
Our 20 per cent. discount . . , . l ,
sale will many, interest you. . , , , . Freight boat leaves Pier 45, Ear
11.1.1.1 1.. .1... 1.... There '5 5"" a Chance >1131's..$1.1:::.::°.°:.1:..'::1'r
' g‘IENrg Black, Tan and White : :1. Freight drecfltéed J‘ Incl-wall: up :0
. 810 a. ' ‘ p. m. an a no orwa up a
Women's White Kid, Buck . ’0 save money " 3° " "“'
1 and Canvas Shoes, White ; . _ ,
1 Belgnaldn and 0mm Pumps I Don 1 111111 11111 sale oi moms 111.1101: poms. ' ,
anglgclgomrda, Gun Metal and , All the new styles in patent, bolt and kid. women S
l 313.311,; Leather Pumps and I1 54-95 for the $6100 grades. $3.95 for the $5.00 grades ' 1
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Children’s 3 and 01- , $2.95 for the $3.50 and $4.00 grades, 1 . .,
ford: 1 LADIEB’ WHITE BUCK SPORT SHOES. ' ear ‘,
--—— l Rubber soles and heels. Now $6.60, were $8.00. ‘5.
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1 122 Wanhlntnon Street 1 ' , EN 60 N0. MAIN 81'.
South Nomlk 81 Wauhington Street. South Norwolk.
MELON HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwallr.
Opens May 1
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephone 720
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WITHOUT PLATES '
16 80. Main 81., So. Norwalk; Qt. ‘
Hours93.m.t05p.m.,7t08p.-m.
Sundays. By Appointment Only
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The Banner Bakery
Tel 367 ‘ 5 Monroe-street ,
We are now able to supply our ' 1 1
customers with PIES, made to V
order each 111511. We also ham
SUGAR RUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
Itock. ,
Arronssv AT 1.11111 ‘9
LateExa’mlner . . l »
U. S. Patent Send
Office tor Booklet
! P on Patents,
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saloorron'r. connections!
1115 MAIN STREET ”
. EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT
RATES TO NEW YORK
THE ANNING J. SMITH "TRANS. .
PORTATION LINE, Inc. ., ,
'A Builly—Blanchad. United States
Minister to Hnyti,1nrrltcd from Pana-
lmn at. an Atlantic port.
Every person operating 11 motor ve-1
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Have You Seen
These Wonderful,
Just step into our store and Ice
the wonderful line of Congoleum
tAR-Rugl now' hoing ”displayed
1W1: have 15.111111111211112. grates:- floor
covering valpe'ui' in the: country to
We you.
19911101011111 ArnRugo are every-
you want”. a floor covering.
m WI“ 0010!! 13%”
no
:31 are durable.
pro waterproof and unitary.
flwwcomhumcnm
K‘-
7'Ele floor covering
surprise of the
Beautiful
"Patterns for
Every Room in
Your Home
Washable Rugs?
with Map and water and a mop. .
You don‘t have to beat them. And
dust cannot get under 111.111 be-
cause they do not curl or “kick
up' "at the edges. 1’Do you wonder
, that these- rugo are taking the .
women of America by atom? '
1,,And don' t worryralaout the prices.
11 are so low you Would
ly eve no if we 115111 you. Any
size you need to here and every
one a bargain. Don'tI'lnib thin .-
' some
A 25c Sale Worth While
GanesalimaXSoop....,...............................250
BRollsToiletPaper................................... 250
GBoxea“Good"Matches 261:
“buBestRolledOata 2511
41b513estYellowMeul................................ 25c
2L'arge0randma’sl’owder.............................25o
2 Guns Peaches, Bartlet Pears or California Apricots 2150
1801311305, Sunkist
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, So. NorWalk
PHONE 410,
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
GENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room: by the day or week. Steam heatod, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St.
. N. 1. 131812841. Monger
Tel. 1555.
I. DISESA. Proprietor.
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AUGUST
FORM
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The Saving Ranging from 10 to 30 %
on all Purchases made here.
This does not mean the we are altering cheap furniture
bought for thissale. 11; moms we are 11111111111; you our stand-
ard furniture at a cheap price,
It only a kitchen chair or the tarnish.
lug oi an entire halite. you can save a
tidy sum lily taking advantage of this sale.
Purchasesmatle @119.»th sale will
ZELU‘FF’S.
Drug Store
lNor-tll Main, Street
833--Phoneis-- 1 532,3 - *-
Whitman’sChocolates
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lungs .Presorlpflons
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REBIUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. C.
S m i 111:, cuderwood,
Remington, all other
. makes, sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals, $3
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month. .
PLUMBER '
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
156 Falrfield Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
11 You Have
.AM 1111111
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ITTO
Successor to Wm. Biron
Phone 499 ;-
Norwalk.
37 Fort Street, -
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1111' GREATEST
roan VALUE
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