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made under the‘ternis of a general
law. Trust companies and other
banking institutions should lietrctlm'“
9“ to apply for incorporation under
the terms of a general bunk not.
OIpItIIintion'. of Corporation.
The custom of‘icerttiln incorporated
companies that from time to little
issue new stock so unfair that pith-
ltc attention has' con aroused, l'csultr
‘ in! in severe butljust criticism of the
laws which make. such injustice DOW
sible. As a remedy for this com-
plaint I would advise the present leg-
islature to ainentl the Statutes con~
trolling corporations, so that public
ax” -. .v r».-
t
Sent to the General Assembly
service corporations that desire to in-
Tlll! Afternoon—30990315 crease the amoum of their f'll‘illllll
. Stock shall be compelled to ssue
consondaflon 0' comm“ such additional stock at its market
value or at, a price to be determined
by some board or commission desig-
nated by law, making one uniform
price to all—Instead of offering it
first to stockholders at par value. at
though it. may be sold or offered in
the market at a higher quotation.
Savings Bank; and Private Banks.
sums and Discusses Several
Other Important Measures
The message of ills Excellency. Rol-
lin S, Woodruff. Governor of Connec-
ticut. was presented to the General As-
sembly, in session at Hartford. this af-
SO
nect Icnt pine
island. 0" Ni“
wlmt is
into ieclinlcti
liar to you at
with till the
you malts It
Assembly on
falthfiil body
forever
In an action
a jury
Coneoiidat
ligation iluit
Commission
that the urn
Under the existing laws our llnult
Commissioners have no authority to
investigate private banking institu-
ttms or any others doing banking
business. except sitclt as are chartered
by the state.
From recent experiences In several
ternoon. in the introduction the gov-
crnor dwelt at length on the prosper-
ous and generally harmonious condi-
tions which prevail throughout the
country, anti In which Connecticut is
fully participating. Governor Wood-
ruff will send to the. ieenral Assent-
bly early in the session one or more
special messages dealing with mat.-
ters that he considers so impot‘tnnt
that they require special attention.
For that reason a particular reference
to those matters was not included in
the, inaugural message where only a
lieve flint it is quite iillportant for
the State of (:tumecictt“ to place
cording to the class of business which
they are. doing.
all |
banking insitutions of every name and tors anti the | _ _
nature nntlcr he, laws of the slate. nc- . placed under on. 'W'9 M ”w "WW“!
main to tilt
\‘t'nt Building .‘llltl l.o:iu
'l‘hcll' interests lil' alone,
'Lhe llnnlt t'onnuinsituxti n‘ duties. and
should prope
sections of this state. i am led to be- jurisdiction oi iii"
ere.
Iiinc labor
If a trust companytthis stoic. “in.
ma .,
~ l
meat. to satisfy public on
check the volume of protest that grows
more threatening y
what a situation are
pelted to go to M
denied
right of a trial by in
ed this question be
lnnguagc without at
present business to it'”
acting such legislation
to the people i
the ctmstituiiointl 1'
It is my belief
should be placed in ib
Bank (‘tllllllllHHltillI‘l'»
in my opinion llii
tr:
nlon an
ear by year. in
the people of Cote
ed when they are coili-
tissaclnisetts. Rbotle
tire abroad
them. at home~ibe
”-1 l have plan.
l‘ot‘tI .l'm' l“ lilulll
“quilting it) i‘lllt'l‘
l (”pittissitill. It is l'ililll-
I. My purpose is to urgi-
rm...“ i can t‘Xlll‘t'Hu that
" pm’llt'llltll' part of your
this (lent-rill
a fearless anti
niuiivcs by en.
tIH will secure
if Connecticut
mm of either party
i trial before
w York to Ht‘t'
l‘t't‘tll'tl m4
(if rcpl‘t'h‘t'
“1‘ ltlll ltii
ion of Commissioners.
arm a careful invest»
on. building and Loan
should be abolished. and
I“ m this department
c bands of the
There now rc-
. Hinii- unit fourteen sol-
Associations.
llle llllt‘ of
i... pint-rd Within the
thud. Commission-
i‘ll
iv‘aciory Inspec-
.lllitil lilli'illll should he
lt.l.‘ five agents in
.niing its intelli-
liii mi.
. -.miv: '-
pa ‘agrnlih or two could have been do or any other banking corporaiitui gcncc ()lilti.\ .\.li» M iii“ ‘Dt'tl'ilglils'rlllllll'
voted to each of them. The gover. maintains a department of savings. secure help and! {mm is pructicltl-
nor then continues: that. department should be kept. ah- secure cuiploinu. - ~ I
done by the Labor
gWAtK
Loose and ineffective Legislation.
One of the first and most important
obligations of the. legislature is to
sift clean all of the proposed measures
by critical analysis, saving what is
necessary and throwing away what is
not beneficial. The. meaning of ev-
solutely separate from other parts of W H” ”H“ i“ I“ ‘1'“
the business. In the case of saviuusi
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department it should come under ilici
lllll‘l’iill “XVI“! in iii'lli'illnll Slilllrillt'lt
which are liiil.‘ it . Iii‘ cities. towns
law governing savings banks in re :iil‘ii ‘. "“‘l "“"mm‘qw .. . ”irrti-‘lnw. ,lm.
to investments and in cvcrv other way: “‘5‘" "it” 5"“ ""‘fl “ "‘1'”. ' .2118“! c. "t‘.
be subject to the. regulations undcrl “till ""' “"“" “ ‘ '0 ".K w “m."
which such banks do business. l“r 'l'“ "”l'” I“ "I” "Hum! m H
far as itiuy be possible application for law kept upon the statue booltsi' 'rho
scpzuni. ..
to cm i...
would be possible
"till .‘cconomy willi-
d—v." J
mm. ....~ .w .,
out impairing the efficiency of either
Institution, the new or old by maklns
use of the same reservoir system. the
same lighting system and heating
plants: and moreover a general super-
vision could be exercised by the same
Board of Trustees and hospital staff
with such special additions as the ma-
lady to be treated might require.
Such a general policy as that out-
lined might well obtain in any Ollie"
‘aae wilt-re ii new institution is pro
posed.
Uniformity of LaW.
_'i‘lie Commissioners on the Uni-
torllilly of Laws appointed by ”“3
state have submitted a m'ODOBUil A“
of Sales and a. proposed Act on Ware-
liousc Receipts. 'l‘licsc acts have been
prepared by the (ionerul Conference
of Ctmimissionrs appointed by UN? var-
ious states to recommcntl legislation
to their respective states. tending to
promote uniformity on certain matters
throughout the country.
The proposed Stiles Act covers the
law of counnt-rcial transactions. It it!
important that the laws concerning
this snblt-ti should be harmonious
throughout the stub-s.
The proposed Att concerning Will‘ti'
house Receipts in tit-signed to accom-
plish the same object for these import-
ant instruments of t-tuiuncrce. Al DI'U'
sent there is such diversity ”l '3‘”
that it is difficult for a bitlik loaning
money on such a document to know
what rights are conferred Vl’lit‘" ll '3
drawn in nnoiin-r .~:Iali' i recommend
the passage of both these acts as of
intporinncc to the conuncl'cia! litter-
osts of tin- stain- and the countri-
Divorce Law Amendments.
Delegates from this state were also
appointed to the National (‘ongrcss on
lllvorcc. called In pursuance of the lit-
i'itaiion of tho Governor of l’cnnsyb
vania. which was attended by tit-legal-
M from ueurii all the states. (‘otr
llt‘i'llt‘lil delegates have reported. act
t-onipttnying lllvit' l’t'lltill with a draft
of the proposed t'tltlt' of laws prepared
H or NW. N I.“ I il"‘llls It'lll'l‘St'llL
t't'." measure SllOHltl be made clear 1"“ ’l‘alte lwo r-v—Miti-tiitltrt' ....... l. W ll . .. “”1 (m. Mi... t. .; llnreau should by the (leneral t'ongress
tore it is presented for final action. insurance “tin-“Hum I” :v ‘H‘M‘ ”1“ direct | recommend mu.“ legislation in
legislation 0’ “’05", character “"“l’ Connecticut has very extensive in. (.hmim, 'm- . ., t t-tmlssltmor who this state as will authorise the courts
l” cultivate ”‘9 criminal illslllltllrlulll lcresis in the fire lliltl life insurance is} ‘mfi' m... .;,...> at to send his llien ’0 grant judicial si'lllil‘uiltlll. ciilicr
many who do not. realize that they are business M- the world. .\ut| ”mum”. ‘3, "‘} “H“ ill-4m . . , mm. mm M permanent m. for a “mind period. in
“ll““di‘i'i‘ until It is “’0 "m" Th“ able communities l't'lv on the inicr- it”. To. ‘l-p cunt. . should "ill be More of absolute tlthll'i't' where such
language of every law slltlllltl “0 “PM i{I'lll' (if tliii‘ state‘s t‘lliirit-i'ctl t'tll'ltll'l’lf: ‘. iii “H: .i. . we Illziil :i vom- Tt‘llt'f si-elils Illlll't‘ pppioiii'i.:It' iii illt‘
Jilitl explicit, 31“” ‘1 law should h“ "m :itioils. 'l‘hai t‘lllliltli’llt't' is we” found fl p" H”... my be trunsfcrrmi "mi“- ll l-‘i Oil‘ui lttopt-r that one of Hi"
Ilhble 0‘ hill 0'19 construction. 1' ed as stress of disaster llIlN' conspicu from “H, ' bu state to an parties should be protected from the
rllilllltl “Willi (“Kilt“)? Will” H S‘WS- 3”" onsly demonstrated. in all tln- turmoil (HM other and rcliovt tl front Illi‘ obligation
should notelle so ctlllilllt‘x “it“ “W“ of rticcnt insurance probing lllt‘l't‘ has ‘ , a F . ‘ inspector of cohabitation \\'llt'l'(- such aggrieved
the courts may be confused as to Iii been no smlrcli (m m”, gm...” (.“m‘m” “Onto" 4‘ ' ' ’litil‘ly is prevented in conscientious
iilltil‘lll‘tlitlt'ltill. 'l‘lli‘ li‘Hl-‘ilill'll‘i‘ “'i“ it‘s. it fact to which as a slate w... .\i;tn\‘ 'va “Willy." "”‘I “”1” eteruples from Nothing a divorce ii is
ll“i'l'0|‘lll ll great St‘l'l'it‘ii iii 50 “WNW poiilt not only with lll'ltlt- but coin gm“ ““‘i‘l‘”"" ”'W‘ ""‘i.f”““’"'. probably also llllt‘ that in many cast-s
ill': the till” liliii ovcry 0"“ "7‘" l" inuniiy satisfaction. The fat-i llllii ll'“ "1 ’1" _‘I'"'"“””"“ “l where the coiui would 'iit‘I‘i‘l to giant
t‘lli'Ol‘tt‘tl Htltllllfl' lilthSiU-“ib‘ ”it“ wil. Connecticut insurance companies \icrt- ”Ml lilii‘” "5’ 3“"'l_""""“l a lutliciul stpuiniion. l' gzrnnis it til»
“make certain their enforcement. up“. to stand ”H. mm” “f my“... Silllililiiilllil world-is need my”. m. ”W «mil ”mm M Him:
in liliiit provision was made by his “mini..." inilllon “f ”Una”. in H“. W. niit-ninnl u is I call this Another “1”,”..m” it-ttillllllt‘lltlillitlll
for the. appointment of a (.‘lerlt oi cent Sun l“l'lillt'i.stt'ti disaster. and have ”“”“'I' "’ "'l ""4 "W“m' Is lilil' it divorw iinigntcni should not
Hills to St‘e to it that till hillS TUI' l’illl conic out of that test with their cit “"‘ii‘l ”in hi" I’m," “‘f"~‘l become :tbsoluic until ont- ycar nftt-r
lic ANS Wt‘l't‘ ill lli‘Oilt‘I' ftil'tll- l“ dit above par anti their ft-i-i l‘ii'nni' ilil' till ”i“ “ authorizing the first decision. t'lllli'l party having
1005 his duties were increased iilltl liir planted on the rock of financial soi- ”i" “"l"""" “ "5' “”" “""m'" the right Illi;llll\\llllt' to :ililih' '0 “0“"
salary raised to $2,500. 'l‘hesc tlll' vency is of great t'i‘t'tlii to the lllttlltl ‘l"i””‘ W“ ’ '" ' sut'li iudg-in-ni sci usnlc This would
tics, as now: defined by Section 37 ot gt-uicni of those companies. Sr'iow‘ ;.. i . "lithium". prevent linsti and ill con-itlcrcd nt-tion
lllil General Statutes, are such that Employers' Liability Act. In. 5... -w amounts in by t.t~ parties and azixt- opportunity
it properly discharged by i capable Mu” Wm" “WM minds- differ U“ Him”, 33... iiiit‘l‘ being ln- for possible i'i‘ttlllt'llluiiun
”"m ”"8585.ng u". necessary skill and tile ‘ii'ovisions’llinihsliould unit" itiio ‘l “'i'“ ‘l "r“ llltll‘iKlldt‘.‘ Good Roads and Trunk Lines
experience for dealing intelligently hill "0 ”I. 1‘!“ ii I“. M“, f', q H“; ”I...” . loans are main. . '
with forms of legislation. the, wording . ."H' Xi I... 'l l . '\ U "‘ in :i- r? uiinissitnzer. but Arguments ill taro“ of continuing
. . , . ployei for iiit‘itli‘llr.‘ io «uploycs lll- . l. _ 11". mm“. mi“ ”1 I,,..,m.li'iill: iii"
til eve”: pulilit‘ .Nlililllt‘, “(Hiltl lit! pldlli tlllthltili l"Illlillt"~' llllt’t H” v ”NIH,“ .1“ .‘~ ‘llkllrldhi‘n ”i ‘ l . . \\' .
and its meaning clear. in fact. sat-l metit of mhnm-mj‘m.“ .mil labor ‘iiid l viit‘ on.» topmnm,” ”f ataxia-traits lllt‘nililt‘llt i» lit-odious c
hes not always been the mslmh llll would recommend ”m" H M “ATM! in...” .. H” outstanding :i‘I‘IeH-Igi‘r'cil a; fox its tinn- .llllti itllllll)
stances have occurred in who lit . . . , . ‘ N ‘ _ ‘:. hm” _ . .~ . . w IIH" i. '
“'im’ the. intent of the legislation. be iior a ri-pl‘t-sciitutiic of labor :in-l :i 'i ' . oc cur niiuri‘l'l "Hfll who? H) W" .‘ 1 ll” 'fll ; d' -:I
ti‘llSB It was exprespetl in phrases oi lawyer none of whom “mum I". ‘I “Hi, t... M H h. um um. ill." ih'w i'h'll‘t'lllll‘ltilt'ti illlt t'l Ilt ‘ lztt‘
””"onal" signification. and Ill sew”! member of the General Assembly l“"'l‘ ’3' l‘“ “my" in "mi“ .9n'Ji‘ ll” (-1.“ ‘Li‘lld {(3111th ".n.‘
., instances litigation has been necessarl Such a ctunmitice should hold public pt iv- 1. . ottnin't field A ”' ”L N”) 'l” ”'3 "““" ""1“ ‘1'”“f
“'“--“"P m“ “”bl‘“ of the law 5““ "‘0 hearings and make a rnuort of its in 11"!" "~" ' “m" '-“ "‘" “i' men: m "U.“- mt mt)iwlh.lll..) . (lax.
””“r‘i-“ts involved were or great 1"“ commendations for action by this ""5““ ” "i”. l“ rltl‘l‘ii my, l“immip‘wllillll '1‘“.l.l:,.‘ 1.1!..{,L.HI,,I,:..\ill,l‘,.
horiance. . .. 'o ~ .llltit‘l:||'\ 57"“ “er "“ hm“ “it" ‘. . . . .1 .
“1 ”‘9 ""5“ 0" ”‘0 133‘ fortnight 0’ ggiifili’lltotfll;"hi-Quint) ill: thatI t'illll "Mi ,... "H'n'. it"! H W “hm 'li‘--.'lll“miw \ Humiul l
”‘9 General Assembly‘s work it l“ rc- mitlec. which should consider this “l“i'“ V" iiit‘ Milli“ itiltl l" "Tm" ‘.”:'I; ”I )iljmmm auxin.“ .0}.
narkable that so few mistakesai't proposition otherwise. m give it ”II. no . - in- stair. i..- in u l“ i‘li1'lil'“;‘_ i“i”":ttylli‘"'?, l"‘ll 'f‘lll
1' title by 0'” (7'0”‘5- 1"“ an Instances time anti attention that in my opinion Ilii'i- . ‘ '1le (‘liil‘l‘lli'ii‘l‘ ETHH? 11.12. :.‘li‘ Ill“. {:1}: . “ll
that emphasizes the need undcr coir it requires In “15””. "mm”... to oniplo Sam” Vin-r large tinnti- _‘ "K I) l t') ‘ “'_‘ W"! H.- . ' "'tf, _ ‘
suit-ration will be apparent. to anyone we and employer. 5mm“ mm. 1“,“. tl.ll m- uniting a major :‘,"“!""'l"l“n ‘."”' “' " “”"j “1" I f“ "‘I‘
“no looks into the legislation passed orable hotly not-opt lll\' l‘t-t'illllilli‘llt‘lll in c! i‘w loans in tin-n ;‘ “'f‘\’;“"""f'f“1_”j, ‘7‘“ {*H‘h "j“v
l"' the. (“‘W‘mi Assembly of 1905 con: lion i would urge that the (itn‘t'i'lltll‘ "“0 to. ‘ ‘ “t'lllS an unwise (5"1‘11'1.‘.'im h h no. it” in” k mil.
("‘i'lllllg investments "it“ are permls- be authorized by a vote of the tlcucral ii“iii '~ in ii them at home i ””‘f.’{“;"““"." . _ IL?“ ‘ 'il'l ( ‘1‘” _ '1“;
rtbie I'Ui' shying?! banks. Assembly to name such a I‘Ullllllllii’t' unit liw- v‘llit'l' a foreign :"fmfi‘ Mt“ "“'_' '1‘", ‘ M .- '1'] "” ll“
llui i would suggest. as a remedy fOI (tflrly In in“ present Hi'sMilll in onlor iii‘lti ."n‘ Flu“ ‘1‘" ’l‘f‘)“ “' ‘” ““ ”3
Nit'h conditions that. the 005‘th of no enable them it) reme liili'li to till: it i‘ i . that the stato's “mg” tins. “ ”"
tlcrlt of Iiills. and perhaps the Eu Ieglslnturp iiiml ll.i conserved if the ANN" Reports 0' Bureaus.
”Accessing Clerk. be made a permanent Trial by JUt‘Y- «boot i “Oil by ainend- The iiraciin- of mutton.- :inunnl re
" l‘lrlii‘lll. ”l‘ that 0H9 01' ”out should One “f the profound mvsit-rit-s “I. tncni Humiliation. and ports of lllt‘li “oil. or the hI‘Vl'l'til
"'lmillll“ in office during 800d belluv- (t h”. t ”I t l's l‘lil'lll “an" that i: wary forniallt es bureaus is \nlunbb .‘tllil should he
W1 i find upon itii'estlsntton"fhiil ("P."ubill , n ”l": . ", 1‘... .‘T.".I. i“ i..-. cut and vote of t'tllllllllli'tl. but .w-iu u. u... or..." (if
this plan has boon tried In sortie other “'63:. camfimjilrni“, l‘lll‘l‘ \‘ilh“..l,ll:lllf:l‘..“ ilw . it. llt‘t'll taken. the financial reports and «tan-moms nllgl"
”MW” ”“""" especially in the slate 0' litulnrmfsible rm- t. QM,” ..,...,{,..‘,.. SM" V" .is School Fund well be made only in ‘unialli \‘oln
“Wisconsin, where the office of lA’ElS' illllll‘l’l {Juvvnw Il‘l‘llllii" lill’v “ll! km; ‘““"‘~' ‘ w ciliilth-rcd to Iilllloils anti tli“.|5il'tl :i-pitris .illliougli
litii't' i.ibt:u'i:tn was created with it for damages (tmn‘m..'il.l‘” I" ”I". mm. "it” ”i i" tut-s anti Interests with-nee of nti‘iil\ :i -- hnitiii lin~
W‘w ”r “MIMI“ “Mm-MO" in "WWW st'ite‘in illt‘l.illlltlll in Willt‘lldllls‘ con ”I"! I: H ” “m" “m “m". ""r""“"‘
“Him " stiiutional [guarantee is denied. The ”if” I“ "(‘“H'i‘” l“ m“ County Conitii'saioncrs and Judges.
mm“ that great care. should “‘1 law says that all actions for ioti nun "I ‘I‘T‘; _ 1'“. distributed "_' 'l‘ht-n- Is no uoubi that .i inability or
liken in selecting a man to fill such he tried by hm“.mm.th ”h. dci‘cntl ' i‘ ' “ c III such [lltlllill‘ ”H, voters at ii... Alglli‘ promo-titre of
“ place. “0 must 1’9 ti than ”I "M” antisywilling. do an action of tort illi‘ “H“ "“"l “mm“ M” 'iolitit'nl Ilmllltittlll“ demand ‘lini the
if and h0""“‘-"- All" he should m" defendant may deprive the plaintiff of 1'" "H ‘ "" ”w “"“drm law I'tllli‘t‘i'llllll’ the .. lciiiun .~i coun'i
1” removable “"0”" for cause. Wis atrial llt’ftll‘ti-ll jiirv by simply suil‘cr I" “ 1"" u. in" “’wn‘“ t“ t‘tllllllllusltlllt'l.-. iutlat- oi t'li\ Illtl bor-
chasin "“3 "um" “NW" tlistingiiislt- Ing iii-fault in wllii‘ll-t'nsi' tint t'iiiil'I ”m' " ‘ i‘lllll' those mun mm“ courts 1... . liitne- ti I 'll ii” in the
"d for 1"“ Km"! form of h" statute awards nominal dammit-s. usually not I“ "WW" “WWW." lit'llt‘l‘ll opinion that ii .- ‘nw opium i...
laws. Tm" “'"l" has accumulated more than fifty dollars. The hludue H," . i‘ MN" I” recall 'illlt'llt‘ll‘tl so tiic connii titilllllllwitlll'ik
"“‘i’h "“'"“""' “WWW m" ‘1'“ Ini‘or- meni while ttpliiircuilv In lilvol' of lllt’ i'“ 1‘ ill-ill hi 1 man? .-tl bi in. not. rnor rind
"“"l‘m "f ““r legislators. "”“WNI ‘” plaintiff Is in reality a victory for tint ”i“ ' ‘ Epilepticl. lull i...'noii.i..,.t II In. :il it night...» pm“.
“i “'0'“ ”5'3""|"l “1’ 1’“: ‘:::"‘J‘ll"':‘mll"' defendant. '1;er titan-e is illti'ltlt’il and I list i“ ultin appointed to tr caucus.
0 in as lll'P ii i tI tl 'Il.‘ It) ;o it ,‘ ”w lItW “4 Hill 9 N. U... m.” . . A' - .
to any inquiry for information on a pm. mum. 3.0m.“ 0m. ”hum” “a...“ 4. o”, . ll:llllil'tl|ll‘l)tf‘ :11llll‘tlllli‘ Salaries and Fee System.
subject ”kitty 10 001"" “WW" “W (ion 1in has made unsuccessful t-l'ftil'is to “ill n. , m [MN tit-uerai Judges of tin iuubaiu i‘tlill‘i.». inertia"...
t'ml Assembly or the “Wt"lmie 1"" correct this condition so that the name .\:.-.t I..lil~ . l". ”WW.“ I...“ and all court olilt'tii‘s. uni pct liape town
partments. Laws of other states and right shall he. “Hump.” in "all...” “I. n. ”no... (mm of mm“ a clerks. should no pnitl -:tlart.-. pm. hi"
countries ”9 Included in “‘9 Indlccs. tort tlliLt. (lllltlllls ill actions of con llti‘llilinl mm. attention I” law; Aillul all tic.- plitvl into the i'illll‘l‘.
thus givingusafe guide to those drnw- tracts. Why this llllllt'l' has Ilt'VI‘l ;. i. \\ T" “(0” gm.“ to tho t'loi‘kri of courts. and to tho
till of reporting it new statute and 9”” reached it fair sentiment is one or Illt' Ilil in i-n Wm, u very much county shortli- be paid their to ”W
ahling them to follow the wording of blunders of legislation sublet-tint.- llit‘ l:il'i:c: .. - j, “v if it lli'IHIaI'iI'tl “pawn-m. of ti... alph- .,,- 1.. H... ”1."...
one that has stood the test of time state to severest. criticism. 'l‘ln- poo in .r H; ”W“ I” not "I ”var M ii". mud;- n. ii... . am“. In"...
nntl use. _ pie want this law made right lllltl ilicy noon .. WWW“ with n, ”my”...
SPCOICI chlftCI'. and SPCCICI LCQIIII' demand it) know \Vll_\' ll. lh‘ lltll tlilllt‘. in lint I, "I'm“ Hiltl tlilli‘l‘ '|‘|"t ammm. til' .I..|l.l|’|i';.‘ l” in. [Him
tlon. They want, to know what Influence opt- nct-r csllllllltlllt'ti. n", n. 1|... olllt-iiii. up». i. .i to; tilt. i'iliillltt‘
i believe that. so far its is practicit- rates upon the law Illiiltiltg authority if u r. .m. mu". vm for run he rctnllb 'll‘ll "int”..i H...“ ” lair
bio all special legislation In the inwr- that they have elected to lt'|ll‘t'::r‘lil llll-lltli- . om. ||)m|llt' linspl- basis by t'IllI'IlttlllIL: tipp- Mom. In-
rid, of Individuals or of particular our them with more power than the poo nu .u u . . ; "WW, but m m"... im- a min oi )t'|l~ \ml i would
pm‘aiions should cease; and that 190 pic's will. in whose interest b.- lltiit some it .,, .. mm “(rag to In- a urge this than till .\‘u"llllll\ to fruiuc
it ill“ i‘tllllll‘t'lll iiiillil: llll~ l't continent“.
lion.
~ Healt
i ‘t
w: RETURN‘MONEY tr i'r‘rAth TO oiv: SATISFACTION . r»
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
‘ Why'vm‘tst is solder remanded” Remedy ‘ Roster.
h to '
Because Vino] is a real Cod 1.
contain a si‘nglo disagreeable or
a secret-formula.
V. of Cod
tine old wine.—-is actually cxtr'a
. and their oil.
"Because Vinol is deliciously 1)
Because Vinol tones up the sys
nerve, muscle and fibre of the w
other remedy for Coughs. Coltls
Lung and Wasting Diseases.
Delicate Children,
Because Vino] contains all the me |¢|M| elements—the
soothing healing. strengthcniugaini lush creative properties
we: Oil—but without (ii
' Because everything in Woolf—”com the i
all conditions. Evcybody likes it.
ho
r “r ‘ .
ivcr Prc ration snd‘doos not '
lait'tnf his: “ 'lczlt and II not
~~¢
or grease.
ouio iron and a
stud from fresh cods' livers
tiltliltblc and agreeable under
tcm, strengthens every Orgflno
liolc body and thus overcomes
weakness by thoroughly eradicating the cause of disease.
That's Why Vinol is altogether different and better than any
’ Bronchitis, and all Throat,
That’s Why Vinny nest”... neat”, and Strength to
cclilc (lltl People, Weak and Sickly '
Persons, Nursing Mothers, and Convalescents. s .
“'4.
State Armory and Arsenal.
'l‘lirt-t- commissions wt-ro appointed
lt't'i it sit“
static armory and arsenal. There is no
tpit .tion about the need of tinI state's
na‘ioiml giioid for slit-b a building. l
are..- that the report of the present
('tlllllllirritlil in‘ given careful consid-
eration, and that tinlnt-tliatc steps be
taken to carry the project to consum-
mation. The three commissions have
spent about thirty lllOllrililtl dollars in
getting options on sites and iii prepar-
Ilig plans. The (lencral Assembly
might well authorize the state treasur—
er ill borrow money to carry ollt those
plau~ should your honorable body deem
it expedient to go llllt‘lltl with the work.
i would rt-ctunincnd that the General
Assembly make :tn appropriation stifli-
cit-nt to carry out
commission and that the static treasur-
i-r ln- authorized to borrow money in
'ttt‘t‘itldlllt‘ will) the l)l'tll.‘.it'n\' of ill“
pork.
Memorials to Senators Hawiey and
Platt.
in :Lupiet .aiiou of the great scivlccs
l‘i‘llili'l’i d to the Sliilt‘ unit to ibe na-
tion. t‘runcrih at is anxioue to do tilial
duty to tile un-mory of the lillt't‘ l'nlt-
[ctl States Senator\ Joseph ll. liawlt-y
and 0 ll l’hizt.
The list tlcncral Assembly appropri-
ilil'li Sloop anti lilipillllli‘ti two commie
:-i-ili~ to protur- 'il‘tll“ "l he submit-
ted to this (it‘llt‘l'lil Asst-lubly ’l‘lic
~illll of l tillI‘V llllll‘ti}ll'l.lt‘tl has been
found inadequate to induce a capable
sculptor to lllltlt‘l'lillti' Ii lllltl do it jus-
lii"‘ ltcpurtq from the two commis-
sions will in- lli't'a‘i'llit‘il to this. (len-
t-ral .\.-st-mli|y. i recommend thitt not
less thin fifty thousand dollars be ap-
propri.‘i:c~l ltil the int-inoriulx. hint that
the ltitiit-i‘ be referred to a commit-
:zltiu. with poucr to ilt'i.
Corrupt Practices Act and Direct Pri-
mary Bill.
'i‘llis' titlit‘lJl ,‘.>>t-llllll} n‘ill t'ct-t‘ivc
from tlit- >|)t't'i.il commission raised by
the Lt 't J. :;i-l.iiiirc a "lllllIll't‘lit'llt‘IVt‘ yo.
pint upon Silggt“<it‘tl :illli'lltllllt‘llis In
the corrupt lll‘:lt‘iit‘i‘.~ ilt'l i am in
r)'lllii'llll) unit tln- spirit of the recom-
lllt-lltlililtilli‘tllldl will bl- imadc upon
tli.ii subject by the t‘tlllllllinsltlll.
\\'Iib rrgaid to the rccominundation
for a direct pif’innti'y system i would
add that the I'i'lltll'l will llt‘ foiiiiti to
lic l-l lit'nl, l.tt inc urge that no hasty
judgment bc gin-ll. biii that tile most
t'llli'lill consideration of lllt‘ rccoln‘
int-minions lii'dillt't'il. and that they
be tvciI-llirtl windy and liltllt i:ii|.\'. The
subject i~ u that min in our t-lcctoral
:i)‘ M iii tillil m tion one pay or llll' other
"lli!i.ltl bc litiwl' tuli after the matter
llilt~ been girl-n lln- coin-itlrratlon iliat
Ii t‘t niunti.
Supplies for State Institutions.
I ll:i‘.t‘ ‘.l:|li‘tl lli'll‘i) all lllt‘ slutty:
llillll:|lllt:l"l‘.:ll lll‘-iililll| NH and bite in-
illlll't'tl into the \l'til'ltillll iiietlitiils of
t‘iii‘li, lllt'il' pct-tie :intl llli'li' lillt'l‘t'h‘l. I
feel lllllt‘li lii'ulllictl to In» able to rr-
poll that t'onin-cin Iii o. to In: congrut
lllilit'tl upon the boucsi and efficient
management at ‘Ill of the institutions
that i llll\t' In i‘Il that to \isii. | make
no doubt that were .uuils available for
appropriniltul to dctirablc licttcrnicnls
in our insiiiiiiioiw t‘\‘t-|l bcitcr results
would he olilitlllt'il.
'l‘iic t‘onncctit-ni Agricultural College
at Stori's I~ gliing cyccllcui service.
but Its >1lllt‘l'tt is Very lllilt'll t'lt't'ilui-
scribed by the lllli't'i‘e‘tilllllly of its
Iocniiou. a furl tbiii must ever be a
lllIlltllt'illl to its development.
To the scii‘ sacrificing llilil humanity
loving men who have given voluntary
liiiitl wi~o attention in the ut-cd.~ of the
.‘lucniaily tinfortuunic ill Mldtllctown
'tinii Norwich as il'ilsli‘I‘H Ilic Hill“) of
the plans of tliel
lmcnsure. The broken and sick old
Isoldler and sailor find shelter and com
.Ion.
iobtains at the state's prison. \\‘llth
1 public spirited men are endeavor-lug to
institute. remedial and correctiyt- in
finance upon those ofcrimtlnal tt-ndt-n-
jcies; anti a similar wort should b.-
said for all other state Institutions
l Without therefore In the remoicsi
degree meaning to imply criticism of
the boards of trustees or of the inali-
agement of any of our state insiuir
tions. but expressly slid explicitly stat-
ing that their management i.~ honest.
‘tlifsilllPl‘eSletl and: ca hie. l neverthe-
llcss deem it for the est interests” of
[the state that all supplies and material
Insert by state institutions should be
‘bonght by a purchasing agent who
should serve under the direction of the
state comptroller.
The single item of coal “mount: to
more titan 20.000 tons. and 6,336 bar
rels of flour were consumed last year.
meats used in the institutions (‘tisi
more than 860.000. My recommendation
is made upon the certain known-dirt
that a large amount of money ('1lll i»
saved by putting the purchasing hint.
ncss under one head.
I would in this connection add the
suggestion that the insurance upon all
state institutions and all state pl'tipt‘
ty should be placed in the hands oi
one official, possibly the state conio
trollt‘r or the Insurance conlmlssitint:
l1. trad of leaving the matter to in.
management of the several llual‘tis til
trustees.
Sundry Supplies and Gratuities.
The previous experiences of (but. :-
al Assemblies make me feel It iu‘
ditty to call attention to certain t‘.\'
travuganccs that have grown liolii
small beginnings. it is ilecen'ill} lol‘
the members of the legislature to lam
stationery and other sundry supplies
in order to tio their work with coin-
fort and convenience. But. is it or-
cessary to order wastefully and stunt
iently to supply those who troubi
members of the legislature alliltlel
exasperation with their liuptuiuu.
ties?
For the last Gen
was expanded under the head of >i.i ’
tlonery, looming big among which arcl
the knife anti fountain pen items. tir'i
sum of $15,513.81. i would l‘ecoliinn-ud
that all supplies be procured by van “i
member through the office of ll.t'
Comptroller and that the Comptrollt-ri
be authorized to purchase such sup i
pétcs' as provided by Statute Nilllllit'l"
l 3.
Another subject which toncbcs tin-l
liOCkei nerve of utility who, during incl
session come to be closely asstwiai- ill
With members of the législnturc is}
that of gratuities. They are [lit‘lhi
well paid for the services they rend: rt
to the. state during the session. ‘
Allil .
| raise, the question for your own up F
termination whether previous iit‘llt'|i|l[
Assemblies did wisely iti granting til” i
tuitlc: to capital employees in iltlilliiotll
to their salaries tintl to others who .ll‘i‘}
t
not employees. For instance. i find
that in 1905 these was voted to .u
Inches of the capitol 31.000; to ill
inches of the House 8200: to atincln «i
of the Senate $1.850: and ‘to other It"i‘i
sons not connected officially with llii‘l
General Assembly but temporarily iii‘
the capitol $450; and to represent» l
tires of newspapers. some or \\‘lltillll
served through the entire session until
sonic of whom were not so t'tillslsti‘lil l
in attendance. and reportot'tul st-ri-it-tu.
the stilil of 35AM). it may be ilt‘fcn: r .
tile in degree to grant an appropriation
to newspaper representatives who ('0‘ :
llt'llllllliltl important Information of llli' l
. L
oral Assembly tliccrj
or the entire session, and thereby lll‘i ion the proposed b
._.__ W
( .
.lc. if their names be ngt followed on
the list by others who have not ren~
liy him-ion. tit-”cm Amanhhps m 3... fort in their declining days in iln- up...“ service at all approximate.
and arrange plans for a -\\'e|l managed Fitch's Home at Noro-i
A like high standard of service:
i
theta; Activity.
I realize that 'it. is needful to ex-
plain to members of anti“ legislature
many measures pending before it.
lam] it Is to he expected that citizens
[who have an interest in particulate
matters will seek an opportunity to
‘cnliia the support of legislators._8 ch:
w. ll informed persons have a more a-
Iiliniie knowledge of this or th 1"
iicnlur bill than members of the 11-.
end Assembly can' have. giving’atten-
llilll as legislators must to a use of
itiisi-ellaneous business. An indi-
\zilipils may therefore be able to ren-
.i...- legitimate service to promote a.
tot-root understanding of special meal-
\III'i‘S.
lint there is always, "as universal
g .‘tllt‘iionce attests. danger that a.
‘iii'oper privilege may be abused. And
‘ 1 site notice now and here in friendly
;bni firm resolve that no measure to
! \‘t't'ill‘i‘ the passage of which there may
the cause to suspect that improper
linllucnce has been used will receive
iiii’ sanction. Every measure that
comes before me for signature as Gov.
crnor must stand absolutely on its
lnn-rns. in this I firmly believe that:
,illl:~‘ leneral Assembly of excellent
:pcrsonue] will back me up.
i ii is an honor to be sent here by
your constituents. But with that.
llionol is a double portion of responsi-
ibilityuihai of the citizen and that or
trim citizens‘ spokesman in everything
[that concerns the welfare of the state
so far as legisltitiontrcan control. Not
how many, but what quality of law
should be the watchword, .
if we. individually and collectively.
{face the problems that will confront
ins during this session with open
'lllllltlb‘. and with honesty of purpose to
make our good state better in what:-
ii‘vcr direction possible. we shall have
in” ““1180 1“ “‘tlii‘l' about the verdict
of the people on our work.
l ROLLIN S. WOODRUFF.
. “A Specific for pain—Dr. Thomas‘
lit lt'ctrit' Oil. strongest, cheapest lini-
‘twlil cvcr devised. A household re-
wdy in America for 25 yésrs.
MATTERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Referee George A. Kellogg yesterday
confirmed the appointment of Herbert.
t‘. Parsons. as trustee of the estate of
Frank A. Baker. of Hartford. bank-
rupt. Mr. Baker conducted the cafe
in ille'Pal’Stllls ’i‘lieatre building.
Referee Kellogg yesterday made an
order authorizing the trustee of tho
i‘sltlltl of Francis C. Smith, of East
Hartford. bankrupt, to sell Mr. Smith's
interest in real and personal estate.
"-—-—-——-—-——'-_
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED.
One. who suffers from chronic consti-
pation is in danger of may serious
:unnents. Orino Laxative Fruit:
Syrup cures chronic constipation as It
aids dlge tion ilntl stimulates the liver
and bows s. restoring the natural no
Iitlll of these organs. Commence tak-
ing it today anti you will feelbetter at.
once. Orlno Laxative .Fruit Syrup
does not nausoatc or gripe and is very
pleasant to take. Ronnie substitutes.
l'laistt‘d's Drug store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. ‘ u
HEADING OFFCAMERICAN BOY-
lIthG KONG, .lan. Il.—-—'i‘iie second
and subsetiucni meetings of the anti-
,\uicrlcan boycotts were friistmtoti by
ilu» action of the. vice-roy of Canton.
“it" "l‘del't‘ii the apprehension of tho
it'“‘“"'“- Tim liolice have been lust-
""""" to ""“il'tll' all blacards bearing
oycott, antl'thc news-
it prohibited from at-
llll [it-I‘ll hill/(i D00
0
incor oration anti charter should be people. insist upon an honorable iltllllitl,
Frgm Making“
to Eating,
llitliillt't'lli'lll owes its iliuiilts In deep
ltigislutIVe doings to the general pub-i
Makes Delicious.Moulti l’utltling, Rich Sauces, (fr‘amy Layer Cake Filling,
Delicious Lemon and Other Pie Fillings and Many Other Desserts.
ASK Your Grocer For
.tf,
'0" Dinner a.“ .
Send roiirgrot‘ci‘w name.
in return we will send you 17R EB the new (5) 01931.7
GRANpALL a 000st co., an... in Franklin so. New York City-
«1—»
W All Flavors—w i 0 cts. in this package.
if he does not hurt: tQW
r
liool. ~ it's worth having!
hitting i. the sub ect.
Norwalk Chronicler