lug Fought Out in “Length T03
aim: Kenoally’a impas-
e‘p‘lyI to charges or
‘ than and Bribery.
W ‘
3 RD“, Mny fin—Tho Senate
moon all it o‘clock utter a
' debate. voted dowh thoI
tit n‘sbirn petition by II
:9 tirwhlch showed unex-
ngth for the Consolidated
zan taken at the clone or
' both sides had become in-
the hunted Ih‘cnIaIlIII were
“‘3 not thI- outburnt of sennne
' gas in the House yesterday
)3 the good faith of the Con-
e torn, Senator Keneuly
attached the Imqition or the
Western. claiming. that
matter was “whether
tho
Inl‘ d
Métion be put before
nts. The . president
I. said that there was little chancc of any
the chIIlI \vlihdIcw his ruling
ucstion of ncIopting thI rc~
(Io mmlttcc und I‘IIjectih:4
illon oi tho Connecticut Wcs
(1 Senator BIIIton onencd theI
3 tb n‘slIort and clean slate
' lI’ ifthii IIIIe3tlon in issue.
committee has been govmned
nd solely by thcir belief ilIut
,yomztod with but one idea in
3 lie went into the history
petition in some detail. stating
3 .artford bud largely subscribed
ginnl lIullIllnI.I ol' the road.
3 'g $500 000 with the unr'inl
that tho. monev should in» ex
Addybctwoon Hartford and Win
3 Than $250. 000 more was It
with tlIIIthIeat that SnI'iII3
‘ Il be made the tIIIIniIIIIl'II.
M gave tho $250. 000. Thu hm
Iond ban not been ii IIIoilth
or BIuion. 'le‘c IIIIIIbIIrII of
$9.3 ho so I‘lrtuounlv Htatcd his
mitten has been not to extend rights
have allowod nuchrights ”Muir
I minute.
. .no such nroot
3 vigorous. debate in which"t 3
took pant and when the .
, they want it.
. westhn Connecticut he claimed
ubscrvc the best interests of .’
golf. and who or it tho 3
. thy of that one position};
, 1 vgviul‘y indicated
. from New Haven gnvo the cube IIWII .
(that no was not a“ lit Innn to be. a;
by tho gout . Inn
member) when. be solid "when you
make a million would not you ought!
.3 not”; thin I.» _ 3 li
twhere negligence or other good cuties
E
E
c
nontlem n Intii
hylmi
t
artftir tilt 7.0115 wéie
“in favor of the extensin 'llIIIrewn
f ' to: II‘ committ
Mi the only
petition wdn one III e
commotion l dinnu’te that We lie-3
‘llevc that" What tho'y nsk for was i t
gnnd right. a hair only request will
ti t you treat Is’tahly and Justly
lit has been
position of this
.‘inot tor the best intercom of tho at e
. I3“: ,
and non votes .unuulmonalir
Senator Gordon took the floor its the
first champion of the Connecticut W03-
toIn. llc said that the people of his
district the third wore bound up in
the success of thin extension. He onto
that it WAS a "pretty nin‘ull matter”
for tho legislature to 'lstumble over
that it was a question oi one man
against fifty thousand.
“The evidence all Wont to Show.'
said ho “that. the citizens of the stair
are lntcrostod in thin mnltor and that
if they wished to liSi‘
a club do you think they would spend
$400 to get one?"
The extension would give an inzlc
oendcnt outlet to tldI-I MIth and to
the merchants and citizens of noItl:1
ll.“
he wanted a stmlghti’omard and hon
est vote.
Senator Cooper of tin,I lOih. spoke
for the extension. stating that. it was
It question of justice to the people of
Northwestern Connonrticut.
Senator Allis of the tenth district
votes being changed. Ho said his dis
lleIt, Now London was not inthcsicd
into it ailing impart III
M ' Willem
:Iltlonfi
into the Connecticut Westerns III III:
monts it in II different matth.
"There have been many statements
made that are II. disgrace to the. men
who shone them and to tho nascmbl.‘
that“ had to listen to him
he said "but when you look
'Wo can only judge the future by its
boat and we can only judge that tho
IIIIIIIose of this petition in not fair c-oIn
petition? Whnt will this re otc Ilccldc'.’
Simply this to fix the D‘Iloe “paid
'lhnt load is the under dog they nnyw
but. any whnt you will the Now Timon
road is an intequl part or this state.
and its lnteIosts are in a vow huge
.nIcanuIc our tnteigcst"
I. Brannon Lb ll Ii IliIlIIho
no votes wdit“ id be chhn.
lucnts.
llw/III that
‘b'y‘ in nu-
it
in it, forcible noeccb he put
tho com or the Connecticut” Wenterh
Ill a moat lucid way. He said: This hi
uncutlon nimply between n big cor‘o
porntlon and a small corporation not]
3Si3c are Ital-Ind beta to help our the inch"
in corporation In it necessary. is lit
cannon ""t'hiit’fhlb’i IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIiIII‘InI.
ltlilit...i s the oniiv .uuontlnn Iva. have to
do iIlII. dud ivo on t can: what corpor-
“cutie! z ‘hcl nod Or hnIt :
‘ r we have im‘ absolute ununl
mity of opinion all through. the north
wontern on". ol’ this atom. and your
coInmitttoe fools kindly tIIwnId no In)
there ln“tho bills. Oh, how “kind you
cluto your in vl'ty thousand
of your Mini":I 2mg, 'w‘ o l:IIIIIIIII. thine
"it Is a 3n
going to Iii‘itltni
build its oxtcnalon.
"in. thorn any, way
III‘II. Mr Senator. and how \vo IIpIII‘o
cxtenuldn
" lono
$400. 000 or spend $500. 000 morn to
you snnntoru troni
ldhonort in which
your conntitIIontiI an be lnhni‘éd i
this extonalnh A you from W1 6-
hum and you from Ml‘ddlea‘ox couutfi'.
hinting lit: ‘ Minoan» .
London upokc dramatirnliv 3mg
My
3.1m. Inluox ity rc
Your committee believes that it s
,3 has a .i'o‘r‘co ot mun at work building tun
. Ilitional prlvoté both houses. {rennin 3
the walk and houté‘ rind building a n w” 3
l IImnIIrtionu for the
I.
With rejected b
rulng the amendment clinn“
mg the reprouentntlon in tho lions
it provides that the House be In
no of I'onronontnttven in. tho following
orIleI: Every town having less than
2.600 inhabitants to send one reproach
tnttvo. every town having 2 500 to sent”
two I'cIII‘eIsoutntlvoa and every toufh
having mom than 2.500 to send (it
in excess 9 '
of ouch is to ,
ited States about
tI
when once do
shall not be
it! my; enumeration
authority oi‘ tho next. In
_ m , .
divide each town to more than twr:
I‘IeIIIcnIIIInutivcs into IlistIicts and one
shall i . 3
obnll lIIIv ‘ . 3 ,_
clcctiou of. nothbtltt mom i .
Elbe ndmont tube tinned to
_ anacmhlx.
he high“ license Llll‘ .I.
llou’no no the special ordla
at it O‘clock. Whilo In
large an audience in the II IIII yon
tardny the hull wan Iiille tortaoly
and as the debate progressgd the nu
dicncu incIcascd
Mr. l’euimnn of. Middletown. immod
lutcly altered an amendment when the
bill came 111). adding; the term ”whole
sale grooms nnd druggists'flund II snir
Itbd debate followed. The ninenumnm
Includes such dealers among the II
ccnsunn. Amendment passed.
Mr. Pngcfof North Branl‘oru, the
House chairman of the ’l‘IImIIerancI
IioInInIItIIII, opened the main question
stating that the sentiment of the state
was in hum of high license. He said
the, majority sot. tho liccnso at: {hub
with rontrlrtlon oi tho numbor‘ or“ II
census to each 400 of inhabitants.
MI. Road of Stafford followed MI
lfngcn favoring the mnjonty Iepmt. z
“ “This: bill. " nuld MI. lined 't‘uk‘ér
llIII first step toward the rectrictlon oi
the number of saloons. it. seems to me
that we ought. to ho ready to take tllit‘
step. small us it is. to Inuit our 3n
Ioonu. ’l‘hc commuter: has naod win
com in altering min bill. It It is pass
on the amount or money received will
be equal to wlmt it is now. with loan
Isaloonn and highcr fees. We need not
obcht to it on the ground that it do
Ironses the autumn ‘got? the state.
’i no. rcvornblc remit of tho Commit
ton on Woman Suthagc was made the
uncciul order of tho». 3. or next Wen
III-Indny morning 3 -‘
'l‘hc lhbuso Collin ‘ .
ntc lII nnunlhg tilt: few Ibnhments
missed by the Senate last wool: to the
now state tax on horporatlonn bill.
Mr Baldwin. of Beacon Falls. oh
looted to the increase in license foot
as putting II nromlum on illegal selling
Monro-II Mllim of Avon. Culvoi of Sny-
mour F‘nhy. 'bl' ‘VcI non, BIova ol’
Griswold“ Donovan. of New Haven,
were ugnlnst the bill and MI. Stillman
at blow Canaan. Williams. oi Ellington
burv‘ Studios. II! Blindenort. favored
it among others. The debate took onei
two hours. '
Mr. Brown, or GIlswold, olfc’rcti an
amendment cutting the liconsc
$(i0tl to $4M) which who lost 78 to ill
be Inn
as ndt III
M 3550M
M .. it ~ MIN
.. he! h'IIIIch'Ii
lust night. from u trip to the Pan ~
mnitlu lit Bu lo‘i‘ “- it. .
ouhnl I‘Pns Ivol worth
It'll/fired bolngmniiieo
I t ! i . II magnihffnt
coo r n u iii Million
In one“2 . l’ thyggor
III-cl of the buildings are not rot com
plutcd and it will probably be about
fro I 9
lull 3%, IT?“
on. Mr. IInIl Mr . III ran brought
whack with them It large number or non
vanilla, when they have distribute
“air ontoloyoen in the Old ‘ ‘
nod to othor triendn .
. III: put into
non for the deacon:
float; bf morn It
hoathounu
Floor“ I...
‘ dint Church lIIIlt night
it Winninnuk who was
‘ hold tomorrow on 2 o 'Itlcclt.
front 3
Sov- .
another month before they are dumb .
. ' ‘ t
In so than
together liriday event
rlouII preliminary mntwro.
rl‘I Iii nro coating for” the
‘ event mom will at:
och tho memborn 0i
iIIIIIv‘ II good port oi? the
()pr CONFERENCE
The i‘b‘gidur “‘ IIIIIII torly conference
was held in tho. South Marriott; Mctno.
'Ihe Rev. 40
sonh Pullman. the presiding older 0.
tins dintrlct, was IIIeBont VcIy Iav
,llllllle Iféportn were nrcacn‘tcd by the
'pastor, the superintendent or the pun
day. school the president or the up-
with liénguc nun the IIIIperInIIIIIuoIIt
ot the Junior League. Further trom
that only roiitlnc business wan Iran-
nnrltod.
mum—-
Tho lunerul ot Mm. Innbolln Bruilicr
II sister of David and Joann I’Olitil II ()1
brought hero
tram Maine Whom. she died. wll. no
Mr. Meeker who was injured by a
trolley Imr Incontly. losing n log In
getting along well In the hospital. '10-
day Dr. Tracey romorod the stitches
horn his leg.
William l) 1133 Lockwood.
York; was inshlorwulh today.
of New
LIPTON Asks POSTPONEMENT.
SOUTEAMPTON. Mar 23-ISir 'I‘no-
mun. Linton has asked that the run
rncos be nostn‘oued until the first
wool: in Gumbo}.
NEW V0 ..3———'l' be members
(It the. sub-Wmificc or the United
Stilton indust lCommlssion went “I
Ellis inland ton” to innnect the lmnn
m IItlIIII bureanl plant the: LI
' muttersinlonn ‘I
Snit: .
YouiSelf
lilth II Bargain Suit
. lllemorlal Day.
Hero III: on: with some very
fine StrlIIeIIIl-‘lannel and liars.
ted Suits, Min
“:00 up. .
for Men. lentils and Boys.
When we ‘say bargains III:
moan bargains. Remember. we
leave the decision to Your own
evcs. your ownindgcment.
MII‘II' 9 Pants. 5! 00 up.
There are bargains here In
Shirts. In Iludorwear. in every-
thing-
Bov' 9 Balls. I00.
ncottlieb
ll North Main Street.
So. hmnlk.
1.
!
i
I
i
”his; 5 Which we
y; nIIIl‘urc the llli‘lbt
my are into” sizes. .
.F‘ull
line'of Ingraiun, Tapestry, Brussels and Velvet'C rpots Ma lugs, Oil Llotlmnnd Linolcums, Win—
dow Shades. Lace and Muslin Curtains, Brass Rot s and Cr ' Poles. All cnrpcts made and lnId if
desired 3 I‘m
_::.jv Houscfurnishmg Department.
Our spctinls III this IchIIIrtnIcnt are as follows: ’ ' 3 - ‘I ‘I"
WhittI Wash Brushes.
Garden Sets.
Ceiling Dust‘ers,2I fig-handle. 59c. Garden Trowols. 3
ALL SIZES OF OIL ST OVES AND OVENS AT LOW PRICES.
I'
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
PRIME MEATS.
The choicest Lamb Veal and beer
iln ready to fill customels oIdIIrs at an
limos.
Wc mo particular about the quality
and condition of stock and purchase no
thing which bills below our standard.
These cuts and III ices are samples of
how well we can sorve you.
NEW CENTURY MARKET.
Adam Stelnwald, Proprietor,
Ely Block. 80. Main St.
STRAINED VISION
is not an uncommon condition—4th a
common cause (or headaches and other
pains.
Eyes which are overworker it re‘
lived by proneriy fitted glasses. will
regain strength and will in time be
able to perform their tbs}: without the
aid of glass assistance.
Call in and we will talk it over to-
gather.
HOMER with
Graduate Optician.
Room' 9, United Bank Building.
Office hours. 8 to 11:46, 12:45 to 6:30.
Saturday eveningn, 7 to 39.»
7c.I 6 qt. Sprinklijng‘Pots.
19c. Tack Hammer, I 29c.
23c. Scrub Brushes, 7c. Carpet Bcatcrs. .' 15c.
7a.: Large Sink Brushes, ' i 5c.
M 3 l
NORWALK, CO‘iN
WE HAVE PLACED ON SALE
200 TrImmed
for $ 9.1.,
i
Stop and look at our East Side Wmdow
31
Also. full but: of Biov s Straw Hats from 25c to 500..
Norwalk Chronicler