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ELBO'I‘IDNB ALL TO BE IN THE FALL
Judxce' Pensions Were Threatened and Il-
nuly Somewhat Candied—flu Gonna.
ticn Reverses Its Vote on n Yropmd
Auxiliary Appeals Bench.
ALBANY, Aug. Eli—J1me report of the
committee on cities, which was presented
this morning, still adheres to tho proposi.
tion to allow the governor to remove and
reappoint heads of dcpartmsnts of police.
The clcction section is amended so as not
to provide for appointment of election
commissioners, but makes election boards
nonpartisan.
Elections am all to ho hold in the fall.
Cities are classiflud according to the last
state enumeration—flint class, cltios hav.
ing a population of 250,000 or upward;
second class. citlos having a population at
50,000 and loss than 250,000; third class,
all other cities. . .
The legislature shall not pass any law,
except general city laws, as to any of the
following subjects in any city: First,
streets and highways, oxccpt bridges or
tunnels across the Hudson river bclow
Waterford, or across the East rivor, or
across waters which form a part of the
boundary of any city and approaches to
any such bridgc or tunnci; sccond, parks
and public places; third, sewers and water—
WOrks; fourth, the character and structure
of buildings as to safety and socurity and
city apparatus and force for preventing or
extinguishing flrcs; fifth, sularics of city
officers and employees; sixth, ward boun-
daries; scvcnth, vacating, roduclng nr
postponing any tax or assessment;
eighth, mmnhcrship and constituent
parts of the common council; ninth,
the powers and duties of tho com-
mon council or of any city uilicc as to
the subjects hcrciofnro enumerated. The
legislature is not i vrcbyrcstrictcd in pass-
ing laws affecting the jurisdiction or pow-
er of any city as to such suhjccts so far as
it is to be cxcrclscdoutsldc of tho hounda~
rics of such city.
Laws other than ’gcncral city laws ro-
latlng to any of tho subjccts enumerated
or to such mattvrs and other subjects
arc spacial city laws. All such laws and
hills shall contain tho words, "slicciai
city laws," boforo the first suction.
Lila Imprisonment Appeals.
Nothing shall limit or affect the power
of the luglslaturc to annex contiguous
territory to any city, or to consolidate
contiguous cities, or to make or prosidc
for making a chartcr for any city created.
by such consolidation.
Mr. Johnson says ho does not think
that any legislator-o will pass a hill
against tho wish of a city.
The iii-mm-ruts of tho committed are
still opposed to tho hill, cspcciaily the pro
vision giving the govoruor the power to
appoint tho hood of a police dcpartmcnt
altar removal.
When tho convention rusumcd, Mr
(‘rushy ni‘lcrcd an amnndmcnt to pi-rfoct
his pn-vluus ouc, including sv-ntcucus of
life lmprisonuwut from which nppcals
shall be taken on quvstiuns of llli‘bilh wall
as law.
During ihv'dulmte Mr Nlcull oi'fcrcd a
resolution :Hking fur a m'onsidcraiion of
tho mm by which Mr Crosby's first
uuwmimout was passcd allowing appr'als
on question in lifn- imprisuunu'ut swiluus
A ficr a long discussion tho motion to to
Cousldor was carrlcdn-yi-as. T'J. hays, 43.
Mr. Crosby. in explaining his votc. said
that tho grout trnuhln was that tho judi-
ciary committoc thought that their rcpurt
was too good and lovely to ho amcndcd
Mr ('roshy‘s nmilnn in insort thuwcrds
“lilo imprisunmuui.“ was lost, thus do-
fcating tho ailirmatlvu vote of tho morn-
ing.
When thu- suction relating to pcnsions
for judges was ra-achcd, Mr. (I ll Ml-
Luughlin ofl'arcd an amunduu’tnt provid
ing that all pcnslons. cvcn existing onus,
ln- uholishud. 'l‘heru was sumo argument
on this, and hofnrs it was coucludcd a rc-
ccss was takcn until u p. in,
Tim Mans-r of Judzns' Pnnslons.
Win-n the night sossiuu opcnml, Mr
Barbits warmed all judgos' pensions an-
nullvd, and Mr. (lady upposud him in a
long and fervcnt vulugy of tlm stoic ju
dh‘iary.
Mr. llawlny wasnppcscd to all ahuli
tlon, but was for pruhihitinganypcnaious
in this futurc, as proposed by tho cmumit-
ion. 'l‘hc aumndmcnts worn di-fcatcd, and
with a slight changu in phrascology tho
proposition of tho committco to out oi!
pcusions after tho lst of January, 1mm,
cxccpt for judgcs now rccolving them and
for judges who havo already scrvcd i0
years amiat thongs of Tulxcvc to rotirc,
was adoptod.
Mr. i". it. lirnwn wanted the pensions
cut down to uric-half. llo holiovml that
tho convantion had powcr to do this, and
it would ho a imnullt to tho taxpayer,
Mr. (‘hmdc said it was a mean and das~
tanlly mattnr tncut down tho salarica sim-
ply bccauso lhccmmnlttco had tho auto-
crntln powvr in do no. lie liclicvml that
tho committco was right in its promises,
and iii proposml that tho aulcndmunt
should not prcvuil
llc «prom! opinions of tho cnnrt of on
pool» upholding pmscnt pcnslous and al»
[mod that it would be a grant disgraco to
the stats to cut off from a [marina such a
man as Judgc l'lnrlc, who has scrvcd tho
stats for 2H your». ’i‘hcy proplmad to make
this man can tin.» stats for his pension.
’l‘hc amondmcnt was lost by a largo
negative votu.
Mr. \‘cddcr offered an amendment pro
viding fur incroasing thc ago limit of
Judgm from 70 in 75. ll» said it Would
salvo tho mmstinu of pensions.
Mr. Nahum Smith took up tho thus an
ill the hour of mljoummcnt.
In Favor of the Japanese.
litmus, Aug. illi.--Tho cinema of tho
Japancsc lcgatlon hcrc stain that tho mar:
itimc court at Shanghai which has lmcn
invcstigating tho sinking of thc Kow
filling has pronounccd in favor of tho Jup-
cases in that silair.
flamers Coma I Runaway.
(inns. Bar, Ont, Aug. 23.—-At s pic-
nic hornets attackcd a horse driven by
lidrs. Greenfield and daughter, causing it
to run away. Mrs. llrscnileld was thrown
out and fatally Injured.
may“ a: “$30“. at. .
Rituals, Aug. Ella-The Var-wants (Sc-
cislist organ) publishes the summons for
the annual Socialist congress, which will
open at Frankfort na-thcdlisia on Oct. 91
am». rmw“ ”aims...
, limo, Conn. Ass. flan-Tito
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Warsaw. Aug. 28. ~13» civil new
ice commission has has investigating for
some little time boo): chums alleging
that C. B. J. Taylor. momma duds
or the District of Columbia. has been so
iiciting campaign funds from government:
employees, contrary to tho provisions of
the civil service law. and will within thc
next two days submit a mp0" to the m
idcnt on the matter. which rcport, it is
understood, will find that Taylor has been
connected with mllcitatirm of campaign
contributions and will recommend Tay'
lor's removal from cities.
The complete report from the commit
lion is quite voluminous and probably
will be ready for submission to the prowl:-
dcnt and attorney general tho last of this
weak.
C. if. J. Taylor was appointml records!
of (leads by l’rssidont (download, llv
camcs from Kansas City, and his mil»
motion was secured only after a stubborn
light in the senate. in an interview hc
claimed that tho invostlgatlon was rmulo
because the Negro Dcrnocratic lacuna was
a colored organization and insisted that
various state political organizations bad
hccn looking after voters from that!
states, assi‘ssinu campaign contributions
and doing what tho negro lcauuc had
done, but that they wcrc not molested.
CHiNESE DESERTERS.
Came to America to Avoid the! War, but
Wm on uses to "a mind.
(human, Aug. ~23.-’l‘hron Chimney sat
in a coil in tho Harrison i‘ltfoct. jail moat
toting on (loath. They were Mock Conn,
Mock Hhcn and ,llum iiick llnp. Only a
low weeks ago those three: men worn in
China, soldiers in a militia branch of tho
military servicc. Then muttorings of War
with Japan were heard. Mock Coon,
Mock Shun and ham Rick Hop worn than
looking forward, so they loft. flhina and
landed at Vam-uuwr, it. (.7 ’i‘iu- Unitml
States was their Maura, but fcdcral offi-
cers caught them When thvy crrmscd tbs
line at l’iattshurg, N. Y., in dcflsncc of
the Chincsc cxclusinn not.
These thrm: (lvscrtsrs from the Chinese!
army cams to Chicago in charge of a slap
uty United States marshal. lit» in taking
them back to Port Townsr-nd. Wash,
whom» they will he reshlppml hack to
China, As closet-tors, death will he that!
portion when they arrive in China.
ALLIED AGAINST CHENA.
Koren Turns to anun I‘m- llelp and run
nuances Ibo Chilton.
ToKro, Aug. 23.~lt is officially an
nouncad that on Juno rm tho king of
Korea. declarcd himsclf indopomicnt of
China, and that consequently tho king
appealed to Japan to assist him indrlv
ing the Chlncsc from .lsan. ‘
This, it is, added, was done with tho as
sistanoc of the Korean troops. 'l‘ha official
announccmont also says that no tho somo
data, June :iu, Koroa n‘lmullccd all her
treaties with China.
Alix and Dir-Minn: to More,
l’nm'Laxn, Mo, Aug ‘Jli.—-Thn owner
of Alix, whuwas as Wmhingtm park,
Chicago, on ’l‘uosday whon Rho would a
milu in 2:051“ tolugmpcd l’rosldm‘lt Piumr
hum of tho lilghy truck that if strum
muld ho arranged hotwccn All): and in-
roctum fur a pursvof $10,004,: he'flculd
bring Alix lwra. llurnlmm flKl-‘F‘Nl to»
illumiu purse, and Directum'a ownor hm
ugrocd to tho lvrms.
San Francisco's lncurnncn Murmur.
HAN Ii‘il.-\Nl‘i.-u‘n, Aug. 23» “surge W.
’l‘urncr, Pacific coast managpr of the
Northwastcrn National lnsuran.:a com
pany of Mllwauksc, resigned from mom
lmrship in tho l’m‘illc insuranm cmz’ihtrm
tion. He declined to pay the assessmmt
of Fchmary, Hull, until he could in: soils
find that nono of tho money was crnploysrl
to corrupt lagislatora at Sacramcnto
Killed by n Holler Implosion.
Plum, TM, Aug. 23.-~»Th0 indie? at
Bakor's mill. in Rod River county, r-I
plodod, killing twu ml-n, llurtua and
Itolmrts. Ely Mattnvy, his wifa and a
man named Mrmro wsm M‘flnlixly mound
ed. Una-half tho lmilvr was thrown a dis
tanco of 2m) yards striking. and demolish“
ing a dwelling in its flight
' Tho Deadly (Molina .‘itinvr.
Hr. Jamar", Mo, Aug. 2:; w-leti‘i m
dumnth-nld halls in bar arms and Ellis-l.
a :i-yonr~nld, clinging to liar skirts. Mm.
Harry Soars attl-mptmi to light a gmclim
ntuvv, with tho usual result. Tho baby
was burnml to daath, and tho moths! and
littla girl worn an torrihly burned that
neither can surviva.
Collide“! In "In Fog.
l’uovmamz, Aug. 23. ~"Thl! Emir mast
0d schmncril. ll, limwn. which amvcrl
in port, rnpnriod that she collided with
tho City of lisriin off Firs island? (hitting
a fog Monday night, tho steamship mp
inn along the schmmcr's side and cutting
nil all chains. bolts and plates as if dorm
by a stoam .plano.
Kickapoo County Min.
WittlllTA,l(an.. A ug. :33. «it splenialdls
patch says that milos upon milcs of this
ls’ickapmi country am on. firs, the ”flaw
that of which can bc «can for 4-0 milks,
'l‘ho grass in scum plum» along the val
lcys was ilvo fact high, amt tho blown to
tcrriblo in conmqucncc.
Will Worm by "to 7mm um.
Lows”, Muss, Aug. Ellie-«Tho opera
than in tho Low-ll Manufmturing coma
pauy's carpnt mills Worn notificrl that if
this new tariff hill immimas a law Mortality
“in lo par m'nti I‘iltduwn of innit l‘di‘vflm
will its immmiiatcly rastorcd‘.
Prisons Maud Emmott.
Hr. Ps'mxsm'm, Aug, 33,—“ is rc-
nortcd that the Grand liiiltn l'mrl Masad-
druvltcli, tho youngost Maths! of char any,
pcror, in betrachmi to Prisons Maud, their
youngest daughtcr of tho l’rincacf Wolds.
Railroad in teacher's M
Pmmnmmim. Aug. aha-TM Scum
.lcrscy railroad. which only two «mums
ago cpcnod its lino to Gaps May, Mm
ed into the hands at aromas, l'mcio l.
Gavan being appointed.
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Watch Wm Am
anapmmm, Aug. 23. n-i'nv its fifth
cansscativc rims Room a. walls», by do,
resting Manors Finlstm, wow Ito limp
In challenge plots.
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Nauru-m, it. 1., Aim comm or m
fin ltool sloop Valuers «so its new for
the silver top scores by It. Ii. Dawn
was.“ ...mmm.a
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wraps.
The Wilson Letter and “a... it
Was Made Public.
SHAME GORHAI'S LITTLE TRIO!
1010mm lion-trains!!!» lions.
m Ilse WM I'm ”ills Would Pun
Ilsa Mum if "M Mum 'l’lrifl' um Wu
Accepted. 9
Mm Yours, Ana. tilt-ml rimming paper
prints tim following from Washington:
The mldcnt's lam: toilhairmsn Wil-
son, in which be arraigned the licrnocrm
of thc murals, has an inwmting history,
and it has hmm csmfufiy uusrdsd by the
handful of bauicrs who arc in Mr. Giova-
laml’s minimums, All sorts of orphans-
tions of tiuv prcsldant'» rmwms for having
this nonarkahls latter mad» public bars
boon givan from time to tinw, but the
full slurry of imw Mr, (Jinn-land sums to
writs tho lotto! and to uulhurlw Mr. Wil-
son to give it to tho mantry has been kept
a Mahmud sound.
it had boon summed that tho letter was
simply an capleminn of tho prcsidcnt's
opinion of tho sonata hill, givcn to Mr.
Wilson in Hm colors of an exchange of
confidcncc, Tim mimiuistmtiun leads:
in tho imam mm!» a stimulant on the
“00! of tho imam when he sum it to the
deck in be fluid that unly that morning
had ho rccalvcd Mr. (chvclnmi's [surmis-
slrm to tucks it public At this samc time
«wand lowlcn of tin: imam mm: in al-
mmt daily confurrnrru with tho pmsldcnt,
and ihc mriif situation in tho senate was
tho suhjlml of mnw'rmtlcn.
(Emmi (a “up It quiet.
ficvm‘cl rotation» of liusmufvrcncu at the
ssl-c‘utm: ”intuition had boon currcnt dur~
It now
outputs that Waller Crisp and one or tWo
otlsrrr boom ismlcr» wcm apprised of what
tlm prmidnnt had written to Mr. Wilson,
and that Mr, ffiovulaml was urgmi not to
wrxuit its publication at that time. The
starry is that rccmtary Lamont and one
or um «diam uwmlsersof thc cabinet urged
tho pnmidmi to loop the matter secret.
and that figmkcr Crisp also doubtcd tho
prrrpriuly of arraiguinu the senate, on the
amuml that it might harm the effect of
furthar complicating lbs situation in the
commons. Mr, Uicvclsud madam! that
the! bill rmsl by tho senate was not at
all satisfactory to tho party, and that tho
Mammoth: ram-ms Worn entitled to know
why this «alliteration pimlgcs had been sac-
rlflmsl.
.‘igmflkm ffriap argowl at length with
Mr. ClarW'lMid M to the advisability of
sfirrlrm up tlw wont», as many of the dc-
ferrts in fin-r bill might ho satisfactorily
commuted m the: milifcrcnw batsmen the
CW!» humus
Mr. (Thwolaud at that time was half
«immoral that it Would hr hotter to al-
low the auscultation» imtwmn tho two bod
its to prim-ml without any public cum.
mum, and Swain-r lCrisp, it is said. was
mmnly complumrnml by fiscrrtary La
mom and "Hit“ for inducing the pmsi»
«lord not m irrirrrfm‘c at that critical stage.“
of tho flight This it tho story as it is told
in match-4mm: by «award ml'l‘lllfl‘ffi of the
Ilfri'bw‘
What ”taught u A fumr.
isms aft»! (hie interview tho confcmcs
drifu-d widciy apart. and at was decided
tn ”port. a illrilgfflz‘nileiil in both huuws.
Mr Wilma bad aooxlwr mnfcrenoc with
film prvsldant just barium this report was
strixriiiivd. and it WM then that the pros
Mom. almialml Sim! ii»: low: should lm
”smite pnblh finals" Crisp was as much
surpriml as any one «when Mr. Wilson to
erlarl not indoor the assembling of tho
imam what Mr f’isvslaod had decided to
bars: «ham 1 he pnsidcnt had intimutcd
in no man but Mr Mil-w“ that ho had
shaman“ his mind
H» in ilm lust miuur tho president
lsml‘ml on lbw: mild supplm of the house
and was cvmiinicnt that ”w light for two
rats summon wiuid in; wan Senator
Minoan and tin“ oils-r “t'nllscrvativss”
”mm alnmmi lay the inter. and the Mary
lanai hauler! all ilr'rmlimi in stand out hold
I] “aim! any mummmim
Tho ”Wish! iiistury of lbw surrender on
tho pan of rim boom in». ill-cu cal y vague-
ly rm‘mlnuml At tho first ram-ting of tin-
n-‘uvwl r‘anifwrmuc it Manic obvious to
lbw Mum rurpnmrntsili’os that a sstisfac»
wry mnnpmmilw mold not ho touched ha»
manual Ibooivsitudlom on tho part of
Mr “amour and his "onwrratiw" al»
lim. Tim «straw “animus” WeN dumiuat
oil by Mr Hannah, and Mary propmliion
mu Ingmar-i ’l‘iwn Mr Hannah hit upon
1M NM 0! ll»:- gmpxun hills As the price
of ma summdcr by tho house» it was bold
am that Mjmfdh.‘ timasurw placing sugar,
«ml and Iron m on its: {m list mold i»
Mi h; (M mimic
Multitu- heat flouting.
TM Hwy law it camps to be well all.
tho-niirwwdmrhal Warrior Blackburn was
alum-d by ii»: Winch” sowing wnumit
rm to ovals» rim overturns: on this lino to
mm “Flow and “snails: hwivrs of thi-
hem:
Noam! lilmllmm mot “corral I‘ulch
lap In rim wpmprisiion rwm on tho
Mimi” Isms-ling 1hr Monday on which
liar lwrum ”radial and Mplainnd tine situ.
silo—o Urn-rural fiatmhings hifflflfil to he
a pony in any MirnVid‘ :- uni-ma wind as
tuml'lifl!‘ was with” on tho parlof M r. dior-
man and In» wily-r mm who had illor‘kml
is ”Mauritanian that aha mpamto hills
miss“ his now"!
Murals! Him than: thou Manual toiim
snow. and on ”3" following Hominy
morning in: mm 1&4 coral i‘slchings at lin-
lallnf‘s bww- and tho ninth-r was again
discus-rd ,
Mam-r illusion"; cm unshlo to action.
fy Mr. lf’slrsincw that tho plan proposal
Mould is: fmtilizlliy minim out. Another
Mvfiuinmat on motto far into Eunday
night It was slow midniuhi when Hon-
Mct Imam”. hummus] and informed
Mr. Hutchinson» that the bills would ha
41,
min; on thisassmonm. Smoker Crisp
M ”r Wilson mm mm iiw «mucus and
WM nus laminar negotiations ‘fnr a
ironic! prom lawnoctucl. The
Imvmk Insanity alwridcd to wept tho
rum Mil commons. and they were
mm “diam” infuse uijcurnmcut of
It: how that as:
m m the Calms mm. and lion-
rm ml the “mummy-s"
found it cmrsnisnt in owls their prom-
ism so its my» thuthecevmuetrcm
tho limo m could not in dispsnud
h
m m mu trusted. and it; in. Gm-
t
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Human Farm. (in, Aug. 23 ——r~'sm
FIVE DON’
DON’T -
DO N ’ T
-
prices and values. We are yet to be
D N , T ' told that our goods are high.
D0 N ’ T
TS-
Buy old goods, out of st 19, when
can get new fabrics an
for less money.
you
latest styles
Think for a moment we cannot fit
you at our factory in New York. We
can make everything exactly right.
Bu unless you are suited every way,
an if goods are not as you thought,
bring them back and have your money
returned.
DON’T
Forget to tell your friends about us.
We spend a. great deal on the value
of the advertising a pleased customer
can do.
Store will close at 0 o'clock, Mondays and Saturdays excepted,
until further notice.
W. A. BENEDIBT &. COMPANY,
SENTIN EL BUILDING. WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
EXtravagance
May lie in paying too much for athlng,
too little.
If you buy feed for. less than we ask you’ll not get
as good quality—that's poor economy. .
If on pay more, you pay too much, because we
sel the best there is.
This rule applies to all our goods,
Meal, etc.
Ostsf and Corn carefully screened from dirt and
chat .
Pratt’s Poultry Food. Pratt‘s Food for Horses and
atch
Grain. .
ISI'MARSHALL STREET.
The LeadingiDry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
Speciallaleollummeriloods
Last week we informed you that everything in the line of Sum
mer goods would be sold at cost for two weeks. This week we Wish
topmphasize it still more strongly by quoting a few items and
prices.
Wash DressFabrics
Inc and 1250 Lawns, now 50 per yard.
Best quality Irish Lawns, 40 m. wide, Sc per yard.
Crepe Cloths, assorted colors, mic per yard.
Worsted Challics, 10¢ per yard.
Zephyr Lawns, 10c per yard.
Hosiery Department
Ladics’ Rib. Vests, low neck, sleeveless. 5 for 25c.
Ladies' llib. Vests, bodies, 250 finality, 10c each.
Ladies' Rib. Vests, bodies, Silk ixture, 50c qualitymow 35c
each.
Special Sale of
Ladies’ Silk Waists
Still Continues.
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Arc still giving tlu- host valuo in all kinds of grocerics.
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i.)ar;l‘lutwr canmt lw vqillth‘il in tho stoic, and the prion is lower than the
lowvst. ’
()ur Toss an: «cinch-«i with great Citi’i‘, and are noted for their superior
“mouth and ilsvcr. All im-ors of good 'l‘ca should givv an atrial and bu convinc-
ed that this is the placc to buy your Teas. .
We aim.) give tho largest and handsomcsi prow-nts m the city with 1 lb of 00c
Tm. or 1 lb Monarch linking Powder.
All our goods are of tho host quality, and tiw prices arc lower than other
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