Lid’s 0ll
reductions as to 009.1
» l of owing to mild
harried supply and
”applications, no regula-
in obligations,
of any kind—go as far
an. as in the good old
here is only one dis-
noce,—-the price is
- —same as all other
' tin—and will re-
for the balance of
But one may get
, 'coal he needs and that
it making—yes, much—-
“his memory goes back.
FEE
EiSEE’i‘s’W
«Crap
W10 “hat Chas F Towusutd,
of the National Poultry As-
ays'
i
didflhc Bucktyc,
udy eight dollars-
' Her.» IIIinIItI-
h—dida is oun ttgnlnling
5.0va moisture
mi hatchuh' c In): \\I IIII pvt In it.
hm 'Bttcktyc' incubator :lpthIII-Il
we hecmtsc It lHLllllirpd prnItitztllI
feminist it hatched (‘\Cl‘} lI: ItIlInlIlI- kaL
ml it Ididnt Cort much lllOllL_\ l
. new 115ng Buckeye Incubation I'xclus-
scly."
Buckeye incubators :Irc
\V I‘ had one tho
I perfect working IIIrlIr for (me \lers.
Made in. four >i/I:~ and
84 WASHINGTON
. , O .
I" le‘thT‘ tests of Incubators i «I
‘ Wséveral of the 'right‘ kind but;
. d ‘lhcm ztppc; tied to me 50 strongly
lhut machine
it _iII.~: ran It<clf
:IIIIl Slippllt‘d
.\IIIll :ttth?‘ lt lIntIheIl
to
llfv
:tm
guaranteed
hatch evctg, hutch: lltlt" Inc and Icmuin
old as low as
It D. Morgan
tines Hindquarter Beef,
17 ELY AVE.
1
20c lb
’S'Markelf‘
This Week
Large size can.
2 cans 25c
II—In the bulk. ,
. 3 lbs. 20c
‘- «ANKS’ LAUNDRY
....... 6 bars 25c
flavors . . 8c pkg.
WEIGHT SKIM MILK,
............ 4c
Every House
without a hardwood door can be increased in value by re—
QM
laying with @k Fl’Ooring‘ --‘». ’ mow
EVERY HOUSE OWNER.
. can better afford hardwood flooring than carpets—costs less
in the beginning and lasts as long as the house.
. EVERY WOMAN
wants hardwood floors, they mean less work—less dirt,
and greatly improve the appearance of any room.
Back of our recommendation of our on FLOORING is a.
reputation which is as carefully guarded as a business character
The Hatch é Bailey Co.
lCHANGES EN :- -'
l AUTOMOBILE
l LAWS PLANNED
l
itions suggested are:
Continued from First Page.
(1). A law giving the inspectors of
lthe department authority to at rest the
driver of any vehicle. whether a mo-
'tor vehicle or not, for any
of any law relating to the carrying of
.lights upon the highway.
(3) A mote specific diaft of cer-
tain portions of the lighting law as
applied to motm vehicles intended to
4 base the enforcement thereof upon
lthe use of exact devices especially
adapted to cettaI makes of cars; to
liegulatc the use of the spot light ei-
ther by prohibiting its use entirelv ex-
cept for reading signs at intersections.
lor else by allowing the use far am-
ing purposes upon a system of permits
1 to be issued by the department.
(4) A law to regulate the parking
of vehicles. making it prohibitorv to
park any vehicle except in accordance
with the state law, intending to pic»
AUTO DEAD STORAGE
* FOR THE WINTER
$5.00 per. month
We carry in stock full line of Bearings and Coils.
, , GOODYEAR TIRES
1360 — TELEPHONES — 2011
went parking in unsafe places.
(5). A law enabling the commission-
er to conduct hearings and issue oI—
ders ‘1) relative to enforcement, (2)
lOcations.
responsibility for
the commissioner.
ever, give him' any power
enforce any rulings he may
power which is
the responsibility is necessary if
(‘Ofllnlifisifln l3 {0 b? cfl'cctlve.
or of this. natute must provide Iot an
appeal.
(6.) A law limiting the width of
en lo rceul out upon
It does not.
make.
Vaast Bros. Garage
load to be carried upon any motor ve-
hiclc and to prevent projection 01‘
,IIny portion of a load beyond the max-
.
l
I
I .
.0 , 2
l
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timum width prescribed.
. :28: IT’.’ 3"" >3" w ”02:? >171? "16-1355“ 1%] (7.) A la\\'_Ilisllnctly limiting the
B ltime during which a car with foreign
license may be operated . within the
. 19 Sale Every Day This Week 6..
‘ (8 ) A law giving the Department of
.
»"\' Motot \ Pl cleI-I authority to enloIIe all
. ) V . , U
lg Sperry. & Barnes Iork LhODS ............ 05C lb ‘ Iiolations Ulldt‘l the so-callcd “Rules
l 3 « ,Lol’ the Road. '
' Sperry & Barnes’ Sausage ............ 320—340 lb. iii (9) I law authoiizlng IIII- commis-
\ ‘ ' sinner to “((11159 Mallets as commer-
7: Homeqnade Sausage _____________________ 25c lb. Iv; Iinl motor vehicles and to limit the
l i 1 if ’nUlllbtl III' trailers which may be
t I‘ rankfurters ............................ 23c lb. ~‘“‘“““ by ““~" ”"9 "enme-
3/ _ . i (10.) A law requiring applications
/, Spare Ribs 230 "l t'oI Iegistrutions of all classes to be
................ . . ,,.~ “Mm under oath.
’0‘
Sirloin and Porterhouse Steak ........... 31c lb.
Smoked Shoulders . . ............... 27c—30c lb. Q
JOHN B. 'RISKO ,
5 LEXINGTIIN AVENUE "
No Charge Accounts. Cash Only.
No 0rders
“1.30;. If
.4...
x.
9'; As.)
I
7N“
No Deliveries
l
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9.
l 1119 ft ccipls of illt‘ IlI-pm‘lmom for
thus we” 1915 were “285,164.27. as
.Iumparml with $1,080,588.67 for 1917,
Sun inumso of nineteen ”01' cent,
ithctc twins $953530. 41 fox Ivgistl‘a‘
‘Iions. $218176 for opemtors' licens-
,cs; mhvr tecoipts of 354: 2.37. 36 and
‘llnus Itl $39,100. )0.
l Accidents Listed
PEOPLES’
CASH MARKET
Lilmer’s Building Bunion Street
Grand Opening Prices
For All the Week
Round Steak 26%: lb.
Fresh Shoulders ..........................
: Smoked Shoulders . . .
l
Frankfurtcrs
30c lb.
28c lb.
24c lb.
I .\ I-lassil'iuttiou oi :tIIidcnts from
,Jan. l to Sept. :2". 191:}, showed lllu
{following /
XIII l‘utnl Fatal
Recklcss driving and speed-
ing ..................... 42?; 31
Pure accidents ........... ,_ 289 12
‘Nogliccncv of pcIson other 5
| than (lll\0,‘l‘ .............. .133 60
Q.) ights ................... , 50 l.
:Dcfectivc equipment ...... 45 0
No sigtlul ................. '51 ll
lnexpmivnce .............. l9 3
Intoxication of driver ..... 16 1’.
Negligence of driver ....... 15 0
lwt‘oct in tho road ......... n 1
1.343 111
In tho your 1916 lllt'l‘t‘ were 130 fa—
tal. accidents: in 1917. 1-56; in 1918.
11]. 9
The department has made suspen-
pcriod from Oct. 1. 1917. to
1918. of 1.420. and returned of
number 21:30 and 606 hcat‘ings
llt’lll during the year.
Statistics show that children are the
greatest sufferers from automobile ac-
cidents. \‘(T)’ largo pioportlon ol’ cas-
I-s where children are hit arc fatali-
ties. Special mention is made of the
that
were
this last winter on sleds. A safety
first campaign in the schools and
through the daily press would help.
the commissioner says. In the ulti-
mate analysis, however. it is the par.
out who must be charged with respon-
Porterltouse Steak ....................... 26c lb. slbility.
‘ . The department charges a third.
Shoulder Steak ....... . ......... . ....... 20C Lb. ' roughly speaking, of all fatal acci-
dents covered, to the driver. Disci-
Ilglank Steak ..................... . ..... . 156 lb. : Nine must be so severe and the cul-
llelVlll‘ t ....... - prit must receive such punishment
l S ~ """" ' """"""""" 30C “L that all drivers will understand that
. Veal Cutlets - - . ' . ‘ 350 “3 the courts are on the watch for "wil-
.. ' """""""""""" ' ful negligence" and reckless driving
Stew V ca! .............. . . . . 30c lb and When "0““ “"11 give n 5“"1‘ ”ea“
ment as will stamp it. out.
Glaring Light a Nuisance
As to lights. the report. says they
have not contributed largely to acci-
dents. The glaring, light is a nui-
sance. Enforccmcnt has only been
fairly begun on this phase of the
v iolation ,
relative to the correction of dangerous!
The law of 191? places the.
LIOW ' l
to directly ,
A ,
commensurate with '
the .
A pow~‘
sions and revokcd ltccucvs during the,
Oct. 1.
numerous fatalities to children coast-f
“i‘Tristram
N orwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
WAY, “use, 1919 "H
Hyatt
--—n—_..
is now in full swing.
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I
,. “.35” . ~r
'A Big Chance to SaVe Mohey
On a wide variety of practical items is afforded at our JAN U ARY SALE which
“unenc‘s‘s‘mi . Em . ‘ '
Only a personal inspection will prove the remarkable values we now offer in
FUR MUFFS AND NECKPIECES
i STYLISH SUITS AND COATS
ALL WOOL SERGE DRESES
l ‘ OUR ANNUAL WHITE SALE BEGAN SATURDAY AND IS FULLY UP
TO THE HIGH STANDARD OF FORMER SEASONS.
Special Prices on Linoleums and Congoleums
J"
no attempt to comply with the law is
enforced upon. But it wi ill nevct
satisfactory until adjoining States
have perfected ptovisions and all ext--
lorce alike. PIItticulaI attention is
called to the offense of dllVlllg “1th
'one headlight and (lll\ ing without IcaI
light both of which Inc ptoductiie of
many accidents.
The report details the working out
of the inspection system ,zmd recom-
mends the increase of the fox-cc of in-
spectors who patiol the roads to at
least eight motochle men besides
the chief inspectot and a lieutenant. -
It would then be possible to wmk in
squads of live each on a plan tor a pa-
ll’ol. . I
The power of the inspector Is too
limited the rcpot't says. He can at-
rest only for offenses against the “to-5
tor vehicle law .uIId his jurisdiction:
covers only IIIotor-I'chicles. Authority
over all vchicular traffic: should be al-
lowod. The insifléctors have answered
:I number of calls for directing frame
in countiy Ilistticts on occasion of
lame- assemhldg Thm have had
lIcaIy (‘O-IODt‘ IIItioII 01 local and State
polite. The total Ieccipts 1mm ox-
amimttions. fines. etc. was $47.695.ol_
and the total (IApI-Itsv -ol‘ iIIspeI-IionI
was $37,716.31. '
Need For Uniform Law
\l'ith an approximately tmil‘oI-m law,
the report. says, fairness will demand‘
that the State authorities in charge of i
enforcement make adel‘inite intcr-'
state agreement, and this must be
done in the near future. It has :Llrw -
dy been approached by Connecticut
with a View to securing a better tin-1
dcrstanding with the adjoining New‘
England States and New York and
New Jersey.
.\0 single agency. in tho cstimationy
of the department. the IcpoIt says“
has done so much to bring a waliza-'
tion of dutv with Icspctt to motor
vehicles. to dtivcrs IIt lingo, as the.
public mess of the State and the dim;
partmcut acknowledges its debt to the
press. As a general rule, the law rug-
Itlating jilncys has been effective. ._
The commissionvr opposes the low-
ering ot' the driving license act-
18 to 16.
SOME CITIES To is
GO “DRY” MAY 1
Continued from First Page _
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from .
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gA Warnliig
'FOR PROMPT Til-31.11521“ FRO)!
-all
I (TI-am ol' Mustard giu's instant ltclicf
, and comfort to the smremr.
; tho lllill‘t‘ of plush-rs or lmiments for
'of ('I'I.IIII of Mus-turd lll llll‘ mml'II'iIIe
V' .
; gist:
iHaverhill Shoe Worker
Commits Double Murder
HAVERHII.L. Mass, Jan.
,seph E. Banforth a. shoe woxker, mut-
dered his wife Minnie, and his mother—
in -,law Mis. Manila. Gtaham. here last !
Inight He then went to the police sta I
tion and confessed to the mime Hp!
used an axe. killing the Graham wo-
man as she lay in her bed and his
wife after a. struggle in the. ’kitchenl
of their home.
Banfmth told the police that ho:
Iould not get along with both “outcn‘
in the same house
CiREDlTORS ELECT MR,
HACKETT AS TRUSTEE‘
At the meeting of the ct'cditors of
the Sykcs Motor Sales Company,{
bankrupt, Attorney Raymond E.
Hackett was elected as trustee of the,
bankrupt. Mr. Hackclt will. as rapid!
ly as possible, convert the asacls ol'
the concern into cash and than pay
the claims admitted by the court on a
(.‘I-lp, Sore Throat, Cold in Chest and
inllnnlnmtton :Iud (Nil-gratin".
It 1-5” far supmiot to mustard plas-
teis III I-IIIy lIIIiIIII m on tho Inutkct.
1t» l‘l‘ll\'(‘S conucinoII, ”Illumination
and pain almost msunlly‘. It tzIkI,'-=
colds, pains ttud aches.
Tt llI'lF produced wonderful results
I
l
llt‘lll‘:ll'.',lll.l
with thousands IIleic'IIIIl IIIITI Sill't‘
thy-mm tonsilllis, still lll‘t'k.
(-ongr‘szion. lllt‘llh‘tllllfilll. ,‘zpl'llllll. <Ill‘1‘
lllo l‘lll‘bi.
lumho 2.1).
or joints;
bruisvs, colds in
bronchitis. croup, llnllllilf‘llt’,
min< :Iml ilt’l‘lCS of the buck
and chilblains,
Every houschold should have a jar "
musclts,
A<k your «ll-II:-
hospital] SlZI‘.
chest for ('l'Ill‘l‘j.‘J‘llC)'.,
25c Imd 50c jars.
$2.50.
South
The Prmm of \l'IIstrttd 00..
\‘IIIII Ilk. (omI.
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. Expects Big "DIry" Vote _ ' l
Harrison B. Freeman. chairman of: l
the (onnecticut “DIy' Alliance pt‘e ,' 3
diets an moruhcltmng vote lavotingi
unification in the House. A week:
.ago. he said. the vote in the Senate:
'would have been 21 to 14 in lawn of;
ratification and now he expects a'
larger majority. lie declared that
Speaker Vt'alsh has expressed himselfi
in favor of ratification and has prom-7
ised that. “the excise committee this
year will not be made up of saloon- . .
I’nited‘ States District AI-
torney John F. (‘rosby expressed the
opinion that violators of the war
time or permanent ptohibition acts
‘II Ill be Itied by Federal courts as of—
lendcxs against the gowernment He
believed Congress will shortly estab-
lish penalties for violations.
keepers.”
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For sale at the following drug .
stores:
Norwalk—H. Glendenning 8:. Co ,
N orwalk—-Dev1ne & Hardwiok.
So Norwalk—F. H. Baxter.
So. Norwalk—-Liggett 3 Drug
Store.
80. NorwaIk—Plaisted’ 8 Drug
20.—~Jo- "
. every
pro-rota basis.
Al the Irrctlitol‘s' meeting. it I'IIHIIII'
unusual thing happen-d. When lllr
ballots worn count-3d it. was found that.
there were no blank ballots and 1hat
ballot bore one name, that of
Mr. llackctt. So Mr. Hackelt was; :lm
unanimous- choicc of the IcI'InIl'Itms‘.
ll. Krieger Co.
OVERCOATS
For Men. Youths and Boys
At. Moderate Prices.
Credit If Desired.
SPECIALS
THIS WEEK
Fresh or- Corned Shoulder . 30c
Sp? reribs ...................... 26o
Pigs‘ Feet 1 .......... . ......... 10c
Knuckles , 1 30¢:
Corned Hams ................... 40c
l Corned Beef Tongue . ...... 32c
: Smoked Tongues . . . .......... 36c:
Gold Medal‘Butter . . .......... 75c
- Famous Creamery Butter . . . . . 75c
Swastika Brand ............ 75c
Strictly Fresh Eggs ........... 901:
Best Heavy Beef
Lamb, Veal, Poultry.
We handle nothing but the best.
3 lbs Saucer KI III: . . 25c
. Economy Bacon . . .... . . ,. 236
C ll. Charnok
76 NGRTII MAIN STREET
TELEPHONE sass
Lenses lluplicated
(No Testing of Eyes! No Guess
Work)
ALL EYEGLABS AND SPEC“
TAGLE REPAIRS
ANY LENS DUPLICATE!)
FRAMES, MOUNTINGS, GOG‘
GILES, CASES, CHAINS, ETC.
Prescriptions For Glasses Care...
fully Filled
Chopped Beef ............................ 22c lb. ”gm?“ Pmmem' The In“ “1‘0 makes WAR PRKSONERS Store.
I .~ All Klnds of Pro“ M. -_._,___-_.__., . “I. RECEIVED GIFTS Soborgomlk-rsmlson- -Powell Charles Brand
ii Slons i Itzontlnueu rrotn First Page). SO. Norwallc—Cliiford Phar- ‘EXPen watChma'kel-I JeWEIer ”m!
= £ , , 1 macy. Optician
: g:_ 53......» ___ - _. -‘ { l’ulk SllPC—‘I. XI-IIIIIII. Ma all post-; SO. Norwalk——H. A. Mead. ‘ (Over 15 Year-3’ Experience)
“ -1-____.--_,_~_~ ~1‘= imtikef rings”: m n ”on 1 cm ; Darien—s M Allen : WASHINGTON STREET
I “l"O eiera a IIac-I _
S i. it 114‘? of the “'I s" waI w,ork the asso- geStport Bridge Pharmacy SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
c “J 2e ,8 ‘ue 8 fly ~SpeCialS . (iation was able to learnthe wants €3tp°mwe3tport Drug 00. .
' ' of prisoners in German camps and to Wilton—R. W. Keeler. m
LEGS 0F LAMB . . . . . . . u ‘scnd parkages to the men. Twenty- ___-#__. . _ »-~
. .' ' ' ‘ ' ~ - ' - . - - - - - - - - 2 ------- 340 lb “ 4hr»? ot the cards just received are __“"' I _._ "“ ‘ ’ __________________.-m—
FOREQUARTERS LAMB . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... - 240 lb ‘ from the prison camp at Villingen. pr —---— W
A RIB ‘LAMB CHODS """" ' ' , Baden. and three others are from the ‘ ”t 1 pro
- .‘ ........ . - . _ , ___________________ 3501b chtmps at. Karlsruhe, Cassel and Frei— Are your valuables, ers and scour: les proper y -
LOIN LAMB cHops _ ,,,,, 42° 1b AND CAEARRH Ibyrfil 11,3303; 1111931”:ng the fiddrfgs tected? Have you a sfippepostt Box? If not, we can pro-
........ . ..... 7 . .o. e s -:. 'merey e ’
GRAPE FRUIT .......... . . . . .~ ........ I I... 25.. Try Before You Pay .. “55:22:12“ on: ‘13: W“ m with “r the W“ 3‘“ °‘ i*'°° 1’“ “a" “’ ° ‘
> A-.- I. 4x a. __ _ ‘. ‘ ‘l ' .15" ‘ I ' ‘ H 0 u -9: n I:- r~~ 'fl "\IQ
' W. ..f"“‘.:7,2}32; N“: I???“ ‘3}:"3‘13; ‘ “Flam 11.1. PIPSpneIat Cassell." An— modern Safe DepOStt Vault. We mil “is... not .... ....‘.cdiano.
‘. ' t. l. (I. ‘ In H " . .. 1.12.“; " IItIcI recipient, Capt. J. F. Hardest, ~ - ' esire,
: SchzjliZBOS Sflfiflal‘y Markets fpfioour‘. o”. \\ 071m]: ltd xI‘Iéulls luau at ‘gélltingfcnlhgave 1:10 aédrestsii d . your Liberty Bends Without Charge ’1! you d _ ‘
l ‘7 I!» mucous of the most. stub‘orn I S e ('31 ‘3 31‘ 6 W01‘ ' per .
l NORWp LK I-.- i s. . S a ‘ ‘i‘ThIInks‘ ’ until1 some Cbrlng requests our Savings Department pays 4 cent per year
' ‘ ' SOUTH , f ““1 lzmc er‘pezimentcd with OI various t ings “ an you send us - _ our bills l5 cheek.
i United States License No 17 903 NOR-WALK ( Yohlfmt}..~ IITII.::¢:::11 rigs: Igiha‘l/ unitizen tennis balls?” was inked on ‘ Open 3 Checking 3"“th and Pay 37 y
l ' ‘ our I5})e:lse this truly moritor’ .oug inéejgfasngggggeyroizgd afiec‘iihrtdli‘h‘dfig o . o 1 B k
’ a l rem d '. ’ ‘ ‘
I . J sf“; my,“ .k r ~15 J “'31:; 3; to k for' ‘Clnc French Grammar and . - Ihe 1t y Natlona an
i . - ,~ ' hereto you (egg ‘ iM “7 ‘ er 17". The addresses ranged l .. '. . - . _ v,“ , ' ,
, 1, l . r was to 17cm. mam ‘ ‘ ' . . ~ ,. , p"
m g . i WQQW s; I ‘I‘ “’i’ ‘i ' 0U 5‘ .' ’4' . _
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