The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16

were guests Association of Retail Ii The liquor citizens gagged in business specially authorized by society large sum o money annually for the privilege doing bus
 The point is that the mayor was all smiles and races as young in the presence of the maiden whose affection
 mayer equal advantage when he attend meet ings the churches where express exactly the that he entertained the the
 This s to be expected Men who want office often seek
 But there thing spelling vote getting cam m the fable appears to have grabbed more than he hold stc The first opposed to the sale of liquors by
 former desire to continue the sale of commodity by which they obtain their living
 But the liquor churches antagons-
 The churches recognize that liquor there does exist of saloons saloons because of it.
 tfoled by law and managed for the protection of the
 And this precisely the attitude Of the majority of the re- tails dealers They large for the privilege They are held except n 2 few favored . oIserv and with fine and in the background
 Church saloon in the belief
 dispensed under all the protection the law has provided
 The motive of the enlg ghened saloon keepers the otive but particularly is the result of natural desire to obtain what they have paid for
 But Mayor Wilson and his have not been satisfied to seek the church vote by high sounding phrases of
 satisfied church vote the sa loon vote gained by smiling that interest and hypothe Ii
 The business selling liquor law has its friends these friends have wants these votes also and far to obtain them.
 In Mayor Thomas P Taylors time the concert hall long by the and the dangers of wine and found connected with mo than one
 These halls file saloon Keepers to the churches They regarded unfair and bringing the of the loon into dsrepute.
 through supporters sbulwafked by drinking clubs which not clubs all which have no more actual rights under the soeaied club license laAssetfaH hay had before it was passed.
 Drinking under the Supervision of clubs probably objects drinking mere incident There profit to individual the sale of liquor the of the members of the club makes strong
 But the They are mere Congratulations through which individuals profit sale of liquor after They illegal dangerous threatening, especially F to young men
 day these drinking clubs lie comparatively idle urday comes and the young men get their the selling through Sunday night and rushing business until Monday morning
 because the protection of the laws destroys reg uaton. It promotes the incorporate use ofllquors.
 This sale of liquor in these clubs is obxnoxous keepers, assault upon the contract the state has made with them Their expect deprive right provide himself with liquor He does deny consumers m cooperation to provide themselves with liquor
 that injured, contract the state made with him is broken, when private persons, times without license enabled call themselves clubs this pretense to break every Sunday the year, with impunity.
 would interesting had mayor given the retail liquor dealers his views this interesting subject which could not exist did he take action dealing with drastic he took in the labor make public the mayor told them not to.
 generally that Sundays when with enthusiasm not accorded to it church saloon circles