Diluted by the Council of the
at Nerwalk: '
Sectioni.
s). The term "street" as herein
. . shell apply to that port or a
. oblio highway Intended for vehicles.
.. (b). The term “curb" shall apply
in the boundaries or 1 air. at.
. , (a). The term ".vehicio" shall ap-
. _._ ply to I horse. and to any convey-
;nee except a hubby infringe.
0. The term "driver" shall apply
. to the rider. driver. or leader of I.
.. her“. to I. person who pushes. draws.
aerea. propels. operates or who is in
. the e of a vehicle.
. i (e . The term "parked" shall up-
‘i" ply to a. waiting vehicle. to waiting
.l; vehicles drum up al ngside of one
i mother either parallel or not paral-
‘ j" in to the curb. ‘
t .(f). The term "Washington
f; street." as herein used. shall apply
to and include said street as it runs
. easterly from Spring street to its il-
" inflection with Fort Point street and
. seaview avenue.
. Section 2.
A vehicle. except when passing nu.
other Vehicle shall keep to the right
and as near the right-hand curb as
‘ practicable.
Section 3.
. Novehiclo ehull stop with its left
‘i side next to the curb on the following
threats bctivecn the points designat-
» e :
' ‘ i Well street. 12am Wall street, :fain
r root to New punuan uvcnuo. Com-
,erce street to Leonard strcet. llrl~
avenue to Cross strum. \Vt-st
nue. North Main Hrcct. Ann
_ ct. Marshall strait, Washington
root. South Main street to Grove
fleet. Woodward avenue to Meadow
toot. Monroe siroct. llnnfnrd pluce.
ilrodd urcnue, llziviland street,
zubeth street. Wat-2r street, nay-
lid street, Franklin street. and
ebster strcrvt.
Section 4.
No person driving or controlling
vehicle shall l‘ilOl'l or onus-a or per-
' it the same to be stopped nitliln
an intersection or‘ any streets. or
upon or so as to obstruct any cross-
‘ng or onw street. or within twenty.
i’ivo feet of any corner of any inter-
section street. except in case of em-
vi'goncy or when directed by a po—
llco officer in uniform. No person
driving or controlling a vehicle
‘ shall. unless in an emergency or to
allow another-vehicle or pedestrian
to cross its path or “hr-n directed
by a. police officer in uniform. stop
or cause or permit the some to
be stopped in any part of any public
street or highwuy t‘hCClll, “"81‘ tho
curb thereof.
. Section .3.
“' No person driving or contiollin;
vehicle shall cause or permit the
. ta’ to stand at certain places
‘ ‘ yilroughout the City. such us at the
3 cntmuces to privuto strct-ts. pent-
‘ ‘tvnys driveways. trolley turns. at.
'n'ear. or in the vicinity to the on-
-t.rancel to fire and pollen stations.
hotels. clubs. theatres and other
pieces of public umusmnont, public
" ‘ and semi-public buildings. and plur-
’ we where freight is ordinarily and
j ‘ \trequently handled.
«' ., ’ Section 6.
\ No person operating or driving a
i
into design'ccl:
Washington nireci.
ouroe street.
mklin siroct.
yiiand street.
sircirt to UL'ilL‘Ul‘tl
orth Main strut":
told.
Marshall street. ,
>\\'ater strcct to T0llt:‘5 sircci.
. “' ‘Woll street from u point on the
northerly line of the lit-gent thou-
tro to High street.
Commerce street botiiccn
Direct and Leonard street.
. .‘ Main street to Cross street.
Spring street.
to, rim.— mu
\V‘ril]
nue.
- . Section 7.
No person
same to stand or park upon the
following streets or portions thoro-
fof as designated:
V On the easterly side of Nonth
Maiden-cot and the northerly side
a! Washington street for a distance
of 433 feet measured southerly and
easterly along the curb from a
paintwon the northerly line oi the
Pines Theatre produced to a. point
approximuely on the west line pro-
duced of the building occupied by
the People's Trust company.
an the westerly side of North
bin street and the northerly sidu
Washington street for a distuncr
:96 feet measured southerly and
» tel-1y along the curb from o
.. -t on the northerly line produced
- the Josem building to a point
proximately opposite the westerly
. a of the store occupied by Gol-
id‘en's confectionery store.
‘ .On the southerly side of Wash-
' ' street and the easterly side or
South Main street for a distance of
3'08 i‘feet measured westerly and
‘fliflufly along the curb from a
point on the easterly line produced
‘- flat: Boodner building to a point
‘ approximately opposite the norther-
17 line at the Rogers a: Stevens
you.
:1On the westerly side of South
Ida!!! street between the ,aoutherly
min or Washington street and the
W1! line of Henry street.
'10:: the northerly side of Wash-
_ ‘“ ‘ street for e-dtstanea et 60
Mi'niess'ured easterly along the
at {porn the intersection of
stun street. with Wuhlngton
on» southerly. side or Washing-
in about between Reilroad avenue
win-auxin: street.
"Od the northerly side or Webster
fiat“ Ween North Main street
fictitious street.
‘ 'theeonhuiy side of Webster
ind rm North Main and
amt: side of Fronklin
M comma Hill road end
1m easterly side of Franklin
‘Wen Washington 'street
.1.
‘ vehicle in one direction shrill turn;
. the some around in the Firm”, 30 us;
,' to travel ill the opposite directionithe shall put-“m the
tribe following streets b'.‘il‘.t".li tin-”mm or my]; for mom than forty
Flax Hill road to {airfield mp istrcct commencing at a point l": feet
driving or coutrouiug ! Wall street from Commerce sire-ct to
8. vehicle shall cause or permit the 31110 Junction of West avenue and
On the easterly side of North Wu-
ter street between Washington street
and Marshall street.
0n the northerly side of Marshall
street between-North“ Main street
and North Water street.
On the westerly side at Chestnut
street betwetn Monroe street and
Concord street. _
On the westerly side of Water
street between Havilnnd street and
Elizabeth street.
011 the southwesterly side of
River atrect between Wail street and
Cross street.
On either side of Smith street tor
a distance of 95 feet southerly from
the line of Well street, said dis-
tance being messured along the curb
on the westerly side of said Smith
street.
0n the easterly side or High
street for a distance or 1'00 (net.
measured northerly along the curb
from the northerly line of Wall
street.
On either side of Knight street
for a distance of 216 tool. said dis-
tance being measured along the
curb from it point on the production
of tho northerly line or that portion
of Wall street lying cast on Knight
street.
West bound trumc onlv on those
porions of Wall street lying north
of the library green to Bclden evo-
DUO.
No parking on the westerly side
of Beldon avenue running parallel
with the Library Ci‘cr-n. so called.
On the easterly attic of Cross
strcct. running parallel with the
Library (lrccn. so called.
On the southerly hide or Wall
street easterly irom the easterly
line of Conlnmrco Sll‘tltl tor a dis-
tance of :05 foot.
0n the southerly side of Wall
sirt-tt \tcntcrly from tho \vcstcrly
line of Smith street‘ {or a distance
of 55 (not.
(in thc soulhr'rly side or East
Wall street unstm‘ly from Smitht
strot‘t tor a distance of 260 foot.
Du tho [northerly side of Wall
rerer. The mm. oath...
G'Olng Into .Eftfect Today '
.approaclting said bridge from North
:yil‘i'fvf :lud .l‘liiti Willi ntrcrt for a
distance of 400 irct oustcriy fromu
Knight street.
(in the nut-tlwrly side of Wall
street for a distance of 71' felt cast-
._-rly from .llnin bil'liil'i.
Un tho northerly side of Wall
street westerly from Main street for
u distance of ill! feet.
On either side of Main atrt-et tor
a distance of 160 {not northerly
from Wall slrrot.
0n the southerly side. or You Znnt
strut-t Liolwccn Osborne avenue and
l'ori. street.
On the southerly chic of Washing-
:ill'l Fort strcr-t.
on the hurt] 'iy Side of Wash-
ington strcot «worn from Cold—
:«toin plzlt‘o for .i tlihilillc‘t: of 180
loci.
Oil tho \v-tnir-rilr stilt: ot‘ Railroad
motion from \\'usiiiugtnn stmct
southerly to the building known as
.\o. .l ltuilroutl :nmuc.
tin iiic northerly Milo of Ann
sll"“(’i from North Main street to the
freight yards.
On tho southerly sidc oi liri) iuond
iati'i‘mi from South Main sireri cusiw
{tl‘ly tor a distance of 100 foot.
St-ctiou ti.
.\'o lli‘l'h'i'll'i dining or t'ollil‘i‘ililllg u
clinic to
Witt) minutes upon the following
:‘irovis or portions thcrct‘i‘ an desig-
nutcd between the hours or seven,
o'clock .‘i. M. and scion o'clock P. 51.: .
(in the northerly side of Washing—
iiivll street for a. distance of 050 feet
met-arty from north \l'utcr street.
(in tho southerly side or Washing.
iton street for a distance 0! 520 feet
1 “utterly from \Vuit'r street.
(in tile northtrly side or Wall
lsirrc tcommcncing at a point 77 foot
vr-nstvrly from Main street to High
street. i
I (in both rid-“s of Main street com» !
.turnclilg at .1 point list) fit-t north.
from Wall nirerxtv to llt‘tl‘t Ltrcct.
un tho northerly side of Wall
most of Main street to Library Green.
iso-callcd; on tho southerly side of
{\‘i'ull street.
On the easterly side
Main. commencing from
street to Pine street.
On the westerly side or Ix‘orth
Main street commencing from a
point on the northerly line produced
or the Joseifi' Building to I'laxHill
road.
0n the easterly BldG or South Main
street. commencing from a point ap.
proximately opposite the northerly
line of Rogers vSteveils Store to
Hartford place, so-culled.
Section 9. __
All vehicles parking on the north- !
erly or northwesterly side of Wall'
street, between River street and the
store known as No. 60 Wall street.
shall park at right alighs with the
curb on said side of Wall strcct.
- Section 10.
No vehicle shall be parked or le't
standing on any crosswalk. either
laid as such or marl-zed of! on any
street. '
of North
Marshall
Section II.
No vehicle shall book up on or be
permitted to stand upon any side-
Walk. except to deliver material to
be used in construction or re-con-
struction of buildings. or to re-
tearing down of buildings, or to --re-
move soil from excavations for
buildings.
Section 12.
Ne chutes for the unloading 0!
coal shall be used by amt presence
as to interfere 'with'the use of any
sidewalk or portion thereof, unless a
permit is granted by the Chief of
Police'of the City of Norwullt. .
Sectim 13.
All vehicles {rem which merchant»
dice is being uploaded in this city.
which merchandise is curred from
such vehicles and upon or across
any sidewalk for delivery. shall be
unloaded expeditiously and without
unnecessary delay. l
Section l4.
There shall be no left turning or
turning around of vehicles under the
Washington Street Railroad Bridge.
so called. All vehicles approaching
more debris or materials from the .
Idol‘s of throat and mouth.
ton street betucen tit-micw avenue .
: current taken their piece and keeps
said bridge iron: Washington street
easterly ot‘ the bridge shall turn to
right into North Main street or pro-
ceed in I direct line westerly on said
Washington street or into Railroad
evenue. All vehicles uppronchiug‘
said bridge from Washington street.
westerly of the bridge shell turn to
the right into South Main street or
proceed in a. direct line easterly on
said Washington ‘strect. All vehicles
Main street shall turn to the right
into Washington strt-t-t westerly of
the bridge or proceed in a direct
line southerly into South Mum
street. All vehicles approaching said
bridge from {south Main street shall
turn to the right into Washington
street easterly of the bridge or pro-
ceed il a dirt-ct line northerly into
North Main atrcci.
Section lb.
Any person violating any of the
provisions of this ordinance , shall.
upon conviction. be tint-d not less
than ,tuo dollnrs nor more than
five dollars for the lirst offence. one
for each conviction thereafter shall
be fined not less than five dollars
nor more than fifty dollars.‘
Section Hi.
This ordinance. shull int-.r . tract. on
the Jhi day or April i926.
Section. 17.
All ordinances and parts; (If ordin-
ances inconsistent livrcn-lth. me
liet‘t‘l‘n' i'cpczilrtl.
Anprowd Nm‘cmlwr 2?, 1925.
THOMAS titllilNS.
Mayor.
E'l‘l‘l I‘ll EN UOKUS.
City Clerk.
Atlcsl.
Sonnii‘lnvs n qunrint is limiting
but four fluent-rs.
0 _ _-..._._..
‘l'ou'ie pot. to licep whistling it
you want things to loop humming.
A iimv picco of {Lilliitl‘tlillll makos it
possible for u patixznl to “drink” ul-
trawiolct raw. thus. lu-nr fiillig disor-
Y rChild‘o
C Id
ON‘T dose a child for a
cold. You may upset
the little onc's digestion.- Bet-
ter use what thousands of
mothers have learned to dc- i
pend upon. Simply rub Vicks
VnpoRub over the child's l
throat and chest at bedtime ‘
and get the benefit of its two- .
fold aCthll:—- i
(1) Direct to the inflamed air p8:-
sagcs by its medicated \apors. re.
leased by the body heat . and '
(2) Direct through the skin like an
old-fashioned poulticr. “drawing
out" the soreness and pain.
Good for the colds of all the family.
9351-2
A Pipe Dredm
Come True
Heat has been distributed by pipes
for veers a natural process. Hero's
col . carried the some way—only.
Youdop't see the pipes in a
. -‘ . _ . I
Fri ldalrc .
ILICTRIC REFRIGERATOR
1‘ ’re ell hidden. Gone isicc and
the co bill. No more do you de-
pend on‘ the ice wagon. Electric
all foods inn changeless. chilled
temperature. Let us show you.
The N orwalks’ Electric Co.
20 No. Main St, South Norwalk
Phone 2978 .
Florida
Through Train
From New England
la. Boston - - 7225 psi.
Providence 8:31 or.
: minutiae to o: to.
: .n.
" [far-tied 9.20 ’pau.
" Neil-luring” we.
9 through hairs Dali;
310! runs. ETA. mm mm;
{mi-linen UL
lsvons S will . a.
'olmetto id;
ioridn 5
"Odd. dum t ,
bride Beet Cal‘s! Id. ,
0151 Florida Mei?
Mr!!! es Ltd. (3 Trains)
file! We. mommies "u
I. F. FULLEhG. ll. EA.
1240 Broad-u. Nev York
12L Locum 1030
All hr"fnvfeol Trina” deem
to. Double truth-Sea Level Route
Atlantic Coast Line
msnndcrdkollroaloflhm
luau...“- m...“ we: Mimi” “—1 l " F, "r .. N I '
mountain 1, 192a
. .-. .s l...
Easter timers
. bright and beautiful
and many to choose from
Main floor rui-
Order them today
Call for them Thursday
Basement center
HOWLAND‘S
‘ . Hot Cross Buns
Old shoes
~and new!
There is' a French
itory told of an old wo-
num who, on seeing the
carriage of Young
Louis XIII, passing on
its way from the church
where his wedding had
just taken place, took
off her shoe and.
throwing it at his coach,
cried out: “Tis all I
have, Your Majesty.
but may the blessing of ‘
God go with it." And
. today there are still
practical jokers who
bless the modern bride
and groom in this age-
old way.
From iln: days of the
Old 'i‘csiuinmit to the
‘ilomzm period. and,
later still. to the Medi-
ievnl times. we find the
iii of shoe mulling by
hand playing an im-
ooriunt part in the civil-
ized world.
And in those days of
machine made shoes.
when fashion line (10-
-rccd oxi'ordsnnd one
drop models of beige
kid or of liltl used in
combination of reptilian
leathers to be the fav-
. Individuality is largely the keynote to the success of our coat
department. Out-oi-ilie-ordinary styles, superiority of quality,
distinctiveness in tailoring—all available at an extremely
moderate price!
Ever'y smart fashion in
beautiful Spring coats
w—tl'tc Paris coat successes copied with all their original charm :
at a Motion oi their price! .
.. $39.50
——misees’ sizes 16 to 20 wextra sizes 421/2 to 521/2
—-women’e sizes 36 to 44 — ready now i
To demonstrate to the women oi Bridgeport more conclusively than diet. the,
Power of 539.50 spent for :1 coat in those lltlwldllil l‘";lslti0ii cvtznis. \l'C sci up a
most rigid Fashion Censorship.
Every garment, to enter the group, ind to prove iiscli \l't;ll'iil_\' in every .
To our best belief illCSC ‘
no the smartest. most \‘crv
\(iillc coats to be had for
the. llitlilC}'--339.5tl
Paris sponsored c :i p 0
coats — embroidered coats
ecoais edged with summer
iurs.
Just liundrcdn ot them
'in all the prettiest mint:
and combinations and the '
very newest stylus.
Figured genrgcttc clcpc
with or without iriuge
$4.50
Plain l.if.t'li ‘tiili hinge
$5.
Figured mpg:- with or
without fringe $3
.7
neckwear
trites.‘ilio artistic feel- Many ignition-rig ll 31c.
113301 1119 Old . time coats. Separate j‘dboi; oi gco:
rattsmnn is still inher. ) , _ , Mil“ ill 1, $1 ‘
mi in llmvlaud’s shoe ilcniy oi lllltlillglli, navy s» L 3 \ Jw . '
specialists, who take and black coals. CYCI‘C l'L‘5iCL’I \ ”CU-*1 1“
l pride m iLiiit‘l‘lllg you tan, flesh. while. risen and
the last word in Shoe
remarkably . L‘l‘till‘bc $1.25
New cream and ccru Lice
collar and Cull scts $1
Crepe Marlow Lice trim-
! med collar and nut sets $3
and $3.25 |
. Styles ui,
. Low Prices.
r llight in style.
Right
‘
in price!
\\
'il
Women’s gloves
l
wiiie quality oi mat-1
New ------ pleated coats
, , $39.50 ieriais E
'Of .fll‘le kid New—pulled 5 l e c v e .———'i it (' excellence oi; Jatmty
. ‘ Fine kidskln gloves with coats $39.50 tailoring . hes
illlgid‘iciul]: 31111133? dig? Neigfi-scircular cape “nigh Ciel)C dc chine Smart and chic in every
.‘ i. t .. . . is 0 . li';l_\'.
Lolors~rust, champagne, coa ' . ~«ihe ultra smart 5i 'lin " . .. .
and black with white N e w ”“ embi'onierccl -best of all 1 till: ”010”“! Lupe: $1.50
coals $39.50
New —- princess lin c
istitchcd tucks $3.45 underpi'icing $18nght‘new Striped crepe
Twills, reps and Bugs: Solid Color ‘re w
coats $39.50 iish .mixturcs I many new shade; 8%;
New --— iur -—many iuri'cd with ~
coats $39.50 squirrel
$ 7 5
in
trimmed
vMany coats, too $25 and $29.50—0thers up to
'3 Beautiful glove “ silk underwear :
; special at $1.95
Just an opportunity that comes only once in a?
while—the chance to get such time high grade glove
Silk undergarments at so low a price.
Vests, step-ins or French drawers to match.
In all the lovely dainty shades—pink: flesh, nile,
Beautiful
flowers
Most every sort and
shape and size and color.
Orchids 50c. Violets 59c,
Silk stockings
serviceable
_ A pure silk stocking with
lisle tops and sole—made
full flashioned‘ in a medium etc. 75c and $1
‘3th glélaiuzggwbgggts ‘ Some embroidered—Some with Irish lace-Some Organdic ”0“.“ 59‘
French nude, and, sandal: triminAelcf with bAafidingaTlsfgncedie Wing embroideiy. and: 75C ii f ‘.
. _ . ' Sizes. u u . ' ,' arge owers or e 'c- '
‘W 00d $1'50 ‘ \ sSecond flogtiaggrent-s peeial $1 95 _ l'llllg W831” 75¢ to $3.50U
u - n - . . ‘
Queen Quality deluxe grade . . - ~
. . . . . . . . , '
fine pumps for Springtime $7.50 ~~ ‘
_ Tuesday night the radio news item told about Spanish spike heels—Howland'c have I .
been talking about them and selling them for a month or more. In these. De. Luxe models
one striking model in parchment or Saturne kid with Spanish spike heels $7.50
. titer models are in boise dc hose, sie‘p-in -
with Saiume bow and military heel. Black satin or
patent leather ster-in with beaded trim on instep
and military hoe. Grey kid one sire . Patent
leather step-in until blonds kid bow and t rec strap
models .Wlil'l military heel. , '
Wide ch01ce oi distinctive new styles $7.50
Main floor reu-
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Norwalk Chronicler