‘ ' equivalent.
, H. R'Vl‘l‘ORL) March 18. —-'l"‘he Inati‘el
the Manchester judgeshlp, which
3 Iuvmabl‘y‘ reunited-w on ,Ibytb
diciary committee, uppo utlnu Mei:
der Arson: Judge, precipitated a
very lively light. on t a door ut‘ltlli‘»
epreseutatives
.I‘i'
House yesteiday.
may, the House leader, finally
u on a rising vote of 112 to
abate on the matter atl
guide litar'my,
. ‘ Paris '0!»
‘h '1‘ matter came
he colander, and Representative
esvsald the citiz
cd. but the rep
lin‘diviil
‘ lots or that see
avorof MI. Arnott.
presentalive Han-v or Wellingfor'd
is the "‘insIIrgentsl .a and said he had
ed himseli carefully on the shun»
‘ tie and was confident the sentiment
gainers committee
Representative
It» wanted the
V“ . { obut MTI‘ I’H‘V L.
I Hall's speech was nth
' ..:Bnrlle later said hr
s‘entntlvcs‘ might it
ulimd to tmgrcseng- Infiratofia
_ I I e Ira ms t, at
35%:th Luke had been It fish II
cheater on this matter. Repreaen
I tlve Hall rose and inteII-upted MI
id,- it we a false state
.rul‘ed onI 0': order bI
$0291qu to the
‘ (house, said the
"committee“ had caletully considered
the matter and he had bran been call-
0 t of bedVi'o‘i“ night conferences.
I limit! ’
would be well for the speakeI to
instruchtite House how to vote on the
I p‘ledentative Fish, of the
“5‘ in ‘fav‘o'r of the commit-
on» was moved
sefltatlie Burner
» ntexleotlon of him
Icamapiitn which affected
nacho-It‘s he matter was
lit to vote» no seVeral viva voce
vi» 'i'ollowed by the flu
but vote. Mr. :Burner then moved to
air re'consldeurtlon was
,iucorporatioa of the
I one School called
the. House yesterday
endrhent to its char
commit boys to
epreurnta‘iiie Fuller, 0‘: Sn!
peed it and was followed by
soniniive Parker, of Hartford,
III ncd‘ the policy of‘ twp years
or or not allowing exemption
ivatc Institution. After thr
I a vote was taken and' the
lime diheh‘l was lost. Upon anothejl
he resolution was adopted.
vorah‘ie cpoIis were received and
ed I"oi Iii calendar: Amendlnis
the burial
_ g of creaiimr of s
iihahcéii idgeileld
_ - III the calendar: Extending the
*V than of the, charter at the Pequsbuck
Water Company, adopted: nuthmlainr
‘ » of Stamford to provide II site
so ‘iibri‘i «adopted: amending
halter of .t‘he city 0! StamfoId iI
rd to" ilre‘ chiefs. adopted; iIIcor
parading a corporation for the National
council of Co’ugregatiunai Churches oi
the»1i‘ulted states; amending the char
ter- of the Glenville Width and Power
.a‘terbury District C‘ourt n‘omi
were sent to the committee
si‘IIII-u‘,‘
: 0,000“ shares of the Bus
tracked the legislature to in
our rate himself and others
and large cro ds
ans- of Munchies”
Naugatuck, thought
e» town borough oi’
v'I'm'
HEP
(Continued ‘i‘rom first page)‘
A delegation of sixteen members
came down from run Haven. and
they were accompanied by saveiai oi
the supreme and state oiilcers, and on
escorted to‘ the conclave meeting
place, The degreework was among
the iinest ever witnessed in the town,
and Waughighly commended by all
We degree team was composed or
the followhfi:
1). ll. Council, “manger: A W, Bee
cher, secr'ataly and Iwusurorr E. F.
Johnson, musician: \.‘v' ll Byrne, J.
Furxy, J E. Morse.I1~[. E Kanahan,
‘Geotge (‘ Mqus, F.
(lonnell, li. McDonald. H Nor.ton 0th-
or guests from Quinniplac Conclave
Wale J.I Pcteiuon, ii. Green and .E'
3. Wade. ‘
taken to the Hotel Mahuckemo. where
an excelent banquet had been prepau
ed by‘ Landlord James R. Connors.
it was as follows:
Rockawa) ovsicIs on half shell.
Chicken soup a in Rhine.
OliI es. iiadishea.
Lobeici meat ‘a la Newbnrgh.
Larded illel of beer” with mushrooms
, li‘reuchpeus... ..
Potatoes Sara. Bernhardt.
Roman punch.
Roast Vermont IIIrI'ke) Currant jelly.
Sweet potatoes glace.
WIIlIloIf salad.
" W ulnnt ice cream. Assorted Cakes.
Roquefort‘ cheese.
Cones, Cigars. ,,I
The tables Ivmc decorated lth
plants and cut dowels, and the son
venirs weIe miniature lIish tings in
beam of St. Patrick’s day,
At the conclusion of the I».epast Olin
S. Young's, the“ alchon of the. local
earned the guests, and in a happy
speech, introduced Olin Bryan, an»
premefl legal adviser of the ordeal from
Philadelphia. He gave a brief sketch
oil» fraternal elders in general, and
dwelt especially on the achievements
of the Improved Order of Iieptasophu.
stating that there won» over IS 000
members enrolled at present. and $14,-
000. 000 had been distributed since its
inception, thus affording rcllei’
thousands of families which might
otherwise have been left in straighten-
the house. Many or us not unfamiliar
with conditions. do not fully under»
stand what this means. The speaker
. said America represented the best in
everything. and ii. was the host country
in the world to lhe, containing the
best homes, and the most refining in-
finances to be found anywhere. Home
life makes the boys and girls what
they are. and these grow up to he re
spouted men and women. There are
who. 000 citizens enrolled in fraternal
orders and we are proud oi the work
they me doing. and Ihe'lurge part
which the liepiaeophs‘ are taking in
it. Mr llIvnn reierredio the equalize
.Ilon plan of the. snpleme organization.
Ind said it would prove or great bene-
fit to both tin.» old and the young mom
hex-.3 ,
ll.» was followed by Paul AII-hon Ei-
lilt‘l Wade. a memhtl oi the Pinter
nal (Douglass irom New “men, and
he snake in his usual wiii‘y vein, c‘on
gratulniing the local concluvc on its
cxccihut walk, and Ibo.» ileum a: Ippoil
it had giIen both slate and IIIIIioIIIi
bodies
DislIici llcpuly SupIcInc A‘Ichon \\.
B Nowell, oi‘ AnsoIIlII, was hemd in
a brief addI'Icss and speeches were
also made by Alternate. Iiisnicl [lop
uty Sapieme Alchou William Miller
of South Norwnlk; Councilman John
E. Paul, and normal of the delegation
from New Haven The latter spoke
highly of the Inception and banquet
tendered them, and congratulated
South Norwaik Conclave on its ability
4 in this line.
During the banquet Honey's OI
. chestra,‘ of ilr'idge‘pmt, gave an excel
ll comply with the laws ol III.
i rehuire that there shal
be only one class or stock, and that iI
shall be paid either ip cash or its
’P‘iIe names of the propds
ed incorporatore are out yet known
except. those oi Mr Bills and Judge
B n his counsel of Norwich who
I ‘New Haven
BRIYALS.
. and Mia. C. All
th0r ‘0 VAllen and wire
L Goo "VPVrovinence: H
lent musical prIOgrmu special features
being the irish, Scotch, Amer-loan and
Ithei familiar ails which Were i'en
‘deied.’
The ‘I‘Innuai conciave will be held at
Saratoga Springs, June it). having" been
changed From Boston.- and» it is prob-
able that Post Arched» William Miller
anl attend up the local delegate.
The albums at South NoI'walkI C‘oVII‘
aims-I me:
A‘rchon—Olin S. Youngs.
, Past ArclIoII_JolIII J." Newman.
‘ . Provost—John C". Hyde.
,I Preiate—O. S. Harris
I Secretary-.1? W. StuIdev‘nnt
" FinaIIcier«——F. F. Huntington.
i Treasurer—wh‘rank N. Ferris.‘
inspectorwhiorris E. Baker.
: WardeIIe—GeOrge‘R. Croi'ut.
‘E Sentineiv—Charies ll. Gray,
Trustees—~.lohii ll Bndwell, James
. ‘Paui Frank S. Water‘ui‘m I
‘ - f- The members present w eIe: Wilfred
,"city; S. Greenste a.
George L. Rl5ck‘weli.
illicit}? Jefferson, Prov
, Budwell, quk N, Ferris, A. F.
Nash
Dr L. M. Allen, Theodore Neue‘u‘doxi.
F E. Lockwood, Hamilton (iomsiock,
Willin‘r‘n G‘eer, Robert \lV’enrson, John
t~‘ Darragh. Ralph Bennett, Charles Lock-
‘ wood, FI'Iauk F. Huntington, John E.
Paul, George F. ho‘ote, Oswin HaIris.
- .John C. Hy de. Gustav Moellcr‘. John H
‘ " . Bodwell. ‘FI‘ank S Waterman, William
Miller, George R. Croiilt, Mania E.
“- Baker, John N‘eu‘gcbauer. Frank _.W
". St‘u‘rdeva‘nt, Jumes 0‘ Iinra, Jiillus Hub-
. bell, G W Gladstone, i. ll. Gallagher,
John Newman“ A. E. Winchester, D.
W. W Raymond, J.J. Higgue. Charles HV
. cashew. Mo at» 3
‘ lamifll‘ .F. Leary. n.5,.
hunneil, Nciv‘ Haven; no
Insulated, Shale
. .I .1.
helium, N. v., II. a. maid!
IPercdeutI‘nphreys and George lilootn-
i
t;- 'n‘I from a ‘dryi‘ IoVw.“n
sin ti Plain Dealer.
7 Wilson, John E. Stevens,
G
- 'WOlkush. Gasimar‘, Wis. Bridge Phar-
t city, ..
. may occ‘hI.
R. Baker
“My three year old boy Was badly
constipated huh a high fever and was
in. an awful condition! gave him two
Ideaes of Foley's Orino Laxative and
. the next morning the fever was gone
well. Foley’ 3
A.
i and he was entirely
éorino Lucrative saved his life."
macy and F. H. B‘Irxter.
FILIPINO IANDBMAN DIES. .
NEW ii. YEN. March lair-Jose Me»
cliavllie, one of the Filipino bandsmen
Diliti‘ltll)‘ IIsphIxiuII-cl by gas last Silt
IIIIlay,‘dleIl yesterday afternoon at the
hospital, The: body probably will be
sent do. the Philippines. The other tw‘o
u‘I‘en‘ are. not rally-mg, and‘ their death
“Minamww‘
n Laue, w. n I
At 10 o'clock an adjournment was
Water. crackers.
conclave, actingIIaa tosstmnstcr, wot"
:m
ed circumstances but for the traitor» I
‘nai insurance carried by the head of .
being met III the IIIiiro‘ud station, were I
em‘Ndw'ltiswith insure
din. testimonial your
l t—Iuho in that it may
‘afi t emselves or
":Plnlrham's e to:
" toredmetoheuith
and made me feel like a new pemoa‘
and it shall always have my raise.’
vl IW Nunnmua, 909 neoln
Avenue. Camden, N. J a
Gui-diner. Mom» “ I wee-a-gre‘atisui-
fever from a female disease. '1‘ he doc.
tor said 1 would hove to go to the
Pin hum's Vesuvius Compound com-
pistol. cured men three months. ”-
ns A. .WILLIAMB. RF. D.No. 14,
Box 89. Gardiner: Me.
Because your case is a didicnlt one.
doctors having done you no good,
do not continue to sailor without
glyiugl Lydia ll. l'iIIiIham‘s Vegetable
mpoui‘lda iIiIIl it surely has Inrcd
many In s oi i‘mI» mule ills such as in—
denim II,IIiI» rIaii‘on, Ilispluc .l
fibroid hnnurs, irrclmi‘aiii .
ins, backache, that heal ngu
doling, ludiv marina, dimlue‘ss, IInriVIuI».g3
v‘ous‘prostra luII. Citron e b
' ii" and tho it‘i-ll‘lli
lions to many enduring
his valuable medl. ‘
Ibis. compose .. ‘re'. .
hospital for an operation, but Lydia ll. VI‘
,lor‘s and associate corporatora or
,Odd Fellows' Home of Connecticut was
held in this city yesterday.
is north hill;
. New Haven, made his I»»r-poIIV
LAST LECTURE N THE COURSE.
Oiv‘en at the Norwaik High school
Hall. Lust Evening.
Psychology was delivered at the lihgh
School last evening. A porIIun or the
lecturII was detoicd to answering once»
'tionu which have arisen timing Ville
couise.
Special emphasis was laid upon luau
uni training. the nature or ‘the will
its cultivation, etc. All \oinntury no»
case of organization. Control means
the ability to know how In use a habit
Automatlsm is a‘ habit not controlled.
in the use of a lInhitI one Ieuches ii
level upon which he cannot luau-move
After a certain amount of “aiding, a
new or higher stale of development is
reached.
the low level but it may be made
the basis 1'0I an advanced hum of ex
preselon, as litor'uiule for instance “1»
need mow manual training in school.
Th. quemion as to whmher psychic
healing is II Incl til an institution was
discussed as was also the cultivation
of the emotions.
closely related» to iiistincts than to
higher activities. The important ones
Hall is, how shall we get an approprh
an» emotional reaction?
should he paid to the. vae of orgau
lo III-main emotions xx»
attended the lectures. . »
At the close or last. evening's lac.
turn the appreciation of the audience
was voiced by- Dr. Gnmbart in an ap-
piopriate speech of thanks.
W
‘ LIFE‘ OF GROVER CLEVELAND
'MIV ,
Will be Them» or .i m
dent Taft and other; in New York
I NEW YORK, March»18«—!l‘he his.»
of the late Grover some and its
.rmsi
and material waiters will he the
United»
Chief Justice Fuller, oi' «the
Illicit-
States supreme court and Influ-
exercises or the late President Claim:
land in Carnegie Hall this afternoon... .
Tonight exercises will he‘ held at thé‘
City Coilege,..
Hughes, Senator Root. and several
others will speak. Plesident Tait will
but is not expecte to make an udr
dices. .
The meeting In Carnegie “all today
will be presided over by Mayor Mc
Clelian and the exercises all] he held
under the auspices of the .t‘lieveiand
Memorial Committee, of which Frau.
cis Lyude Stetson is chairman. Be-
sides addresses by PI'eVsldcnt Tait and
Chief Justice—Fuller, an original poem"
will be Iead‘ by Richard Watson Gib
der. The invocation will be offered by
the Rev William Roger Williams, 1)
D, and the benediction by Rev.San1‘-
ne‘l Schulmnnn. D. D The
ieature or the program will be provid-
ed by the Dumr‘osch‘ Orchestra; supple;
mented by. ‘one hundred and twenty
voices of the Liederitrauz“ society. "
President Tart will arrive in the city
about 2 o’clock, and will be taken at
once to Carnegie Hall for the exercis-
es. I
am 1'0 IN‘VEE‘BTlgATE“ Ids“ AN:
nos ,ANGELES, can March III-‘-
"' Twenty- Jeightz». citizens of this county
I appeared in the superior, court .lnday. ‘. . '
I in response to summons for grand .‘ I
From this number Judge ;
James bribes to be able to select 1.9 ' v
int y duty...
men who will constitute the special
grand inI'yI ordered. Monday, in re-
sponse to the‘ request of, District At».
nu- I. -‘-— ..~..-—. ‘«
‘The 1qu leciuro or the I'.»oIIIIVIa in.
tivlty has been uprIIirId by aomopro .
Manual tIalI‘Iing will not Ilse above ‘
‘I‘Iiarch 1.1908, hpianco ......
Emotions an» mmc ’
Attention V
lzaiion that is aroused by appealing ‘
'Ihe course, which has covered the
Usual recognition of objects, certain j‘ ~
habits as uniting and reading; number. "
generalization gt ideas, abnormal pro,
cesses and miscellaneous facts,» has _»
been most enjoyable to those who have
260‘. Cf
influences upon our national progress
themes or speechoszby President Tait.»
known public men at the memorial.
attend the exercises at City College, I' I
» culondaI list in co
bath Gf" Griesin‘g‘V
'plementary complain alleges abet _
musical ' are
divorcee to be‘ card before Judge
» ,WIII Shoohar‘diel
torney .Fredorlcks. tor Itho purpose of I
Investigating the conditiou of the mun-I ‘ I
' it‘lpal‘ government. -
V‘VClVifl‘A‘li“R is
VOLTAX'fo‘t roofs will really
I}. years. I
I V VOLTAX will prevent corrosion caused by electrolysis, acids,
i‘i iwater, etc.
‘ yVOLTAli for smokesiuoks, boiler fronts, furnace doors, etc.
I VOLTAX will withstand fumes either from chimneys or
ends. .
‘ V VOLTAX for wat‘erp‘,‘ ling concrete.
‘VO’LTAX will s‘t‘ic‘k to glass,
other em Ii“
Ivotrhd
The only way it can
FOR SALE BY
Lila;
Charles
i no WASHINGTON STREET
ODD FELLO‘WS‘ HOM‘EW REPORTS
FOR THE YEAR.
A Satisfactory Condition of Affairs ‘ut
(truism—Deaths of Three
Carpenters.
NEW HAVEN, March 13. ”The ear
.enteeuth annual session of the corporha-
t e
The meet»
,iiiit‘ was held in Odd Fellows hall and
*the morning session opened at in
io'clook. Past Grand Master Leopold
gilei ech, or l-iaIiI'oId. president or the
:lIoIiII». moulded. Then» was a lillm‘
V'utiendulice V
The President's Report.
President lieiwcnw made
:inuul V-',IepoIt
‘ ‘s'ccretarys Report.
Secretary Wallace it. Johnson, of
His l'c-
his ‘ano
Vce‘ipte here:
il‘our‘d‘ of inmates ..I.. . ..
Sales ......... 40,62
‘ili'lunlions . . . _, ...... , ........ l?li.iiii
Home rat :l,liii1.lih
hoard ol’ transients .......... 10.00
53,558.60
..__._’...a_——. I
:7 use.“
.l‘ht» Ie‘pmt included an itemized no
count of the abou» donations oi”
“78.50. An account was given of gifts
of clothing, books and other articles
‘I'coelvlul.
‘ Treasurer's Report.
'l‘IcueureI‘» Clarkson N. Fowler. or
‘liuiii‘ord, presented his report. A sum
Inury
General Fund
March 1, 1908.» hulnlncc ..... 3‘!
Received from A\'. iohu
I eon. secretary ...........
Viniciosi cI'I-diteIlVV by banks. ‘l,3»ih.htl
xv“... «a... ....
Paid on plosidcuI’ s o‘rVdms .. V7.7Iiil ii
awn. iii i
Orphanage Fund
$1,258.88
lnioI cat ....... ,3 ............ .10 Si
.1 I.
. $1 (.091. My
I
Hungry ifII‘th.
March 1,1908 lininuIIe.
lutmost ., .....
3461.159
18.62'.
I, . . mom
I Dormitory Fund.
March 1, 1905, balance . . . .
lniorest ....... s ............
32.731127
103232
» , . , 32.83459
Paid on president‘s orders. .. 19370
asthma
I
Committee Reports.
The supply committee. Frank 11
‘tipson. James A. Matthews and Sig.
Inund Doowith,‘ presented an' extended
ye art of the supplies furnished. The
supplies purchased was
$1,874. 01 and th supplies. raised on
he farm were allied at 3168443211
otal oi $3. 468. 44. The {balance yet;
unused is valued at $393. 56.
The property committee, .»Phili‘p
Pond. Charles iii. Gates rand aloha. W ..
Noble, reported the conl‘dition of tho‘
property at the ”some {Ehtenslve re-
a tin plumbing. '
ison, D s :i liaison M. 1.. Reynolds,
reported the books of the secretary
d‘ treasurer as correct.
.. s‘u—I-I-o-uo
Will be Heard in Superior G‘o‘urt. Be-
lore Judge Gagdrj‘ Tomorrow.
There are aixVVI‘neitersV on the) Short
deletion to pei‘r’dlns
div'oroe actions ,ITlIei most important
of the cases to he heard will be“ the
hearing on the notification of Eliza»
,’ a» aniliner I or
Bridgeport. who aliases statuh'iry
grounds. The heat; so of dnterestiis
the petition of Haiti Spoo‘ner. The
allegation of the pl‘ninti ls statutory,“
and no names“? 5!)” .tha‘n hive correh
pendants, and e originllb and anal»
one hundred acts
The following the ascents ted
Gazer. of the an
Matilda MacDo Kid.
mun Cernéll‘u
both (3. Griesige
against William
G. Spooaer, otWi
or court: Friday:
of ridxeport,
Mutation Elisa-I
of Bridgeport,
”medium V Harlan
township '
l “A
walk. againh ”thgga.» Neville
'K‘ovacs, of Brit!v ‘ F
‘iha‘t will stick to galvanizedf Iron.
05 quaée‘ ieet per gallon, and last
FOUR TIMES as long as any other point made.
Signature of;
7,689.32 ‘
$44,774.03 ‘
. Attorney .chaly Appears. for Rail»
. M I
SIX DV‘ ‘VVV‘ORVCE CASES ON‘ THEV. C‘AL- .
at which Governor , ‘ ' END AVR
‘ Housatonio Writer Company, of Derby,
was fixed at $0,000 The assets or the
I j ed to Vusehls nameior adveIt he put-
, y " .
.5is colds. I. as
protect the metal and last for
aluminum, brass, copper, or
be retrieved is by wear.
MDV‘ANCING CLASS VMASQVUERADE‘
lean by the Pupils of Professor w. o.
Nowell. in Arlo‘u ‘Hal‘l. V
The twentybecon‘d lesson or the
present season, With- the annual class
masquerade, was held in Arlen llaii,
last night, by the pupils or Professor
W. Gilbert Nowell. Only the momhela
of the class participated in the. event,
but there were a large number of Ieln-
iivcs aud‘ friends in the balcony, who
enjoyed the scene. Many of the (inn
corn "on9 striking Inasquelade cos-
tumes, and each one. kept their iden-
thy .w‘eii concealed uhtii the time for
unmasking which was at the casein
sion of lidlt‘oi’ the swarm The dun»
ccs for the tired half were the march.
waltz two step, three. step, I‘vallzJOlfi
or winter, Globe two step, waltz, Dan
lap dance peasant dance. unmask.
'i‘hc ucdo’nd ball or the program in-
cluded the collillon human, as I'-oi
lows: Honors are okay. banquet rol~
low the man [rum Cooke's Halloween
candle heart». quick lunch tag, has
Contra dance. Grand Cheese, Virginia
reel social cin'ie.
The season has been both a success
In) and enjoyable one for instructor
GAS OR IA
mudnwnnmnthnhus
llII lllni in line
Bearsthe
L...“ .
FA‘lRFlEL‘D ‘IRESIDENT SUES VER
. MONT RAILROAD.
0..
W
radii. glint Hll Contention
‘ is‘iOvcrruied.
llciorerJudge-linger and a jury in
the civil superior court, yesterday, th‘
case ol‘,James..R. ‘Ilerguu, oi Falriield.
‘n railroad mun, against the Central
Vermont Railroad. (10., for $10,000
IinInuacs.:lvas tri d out.
it was brought out in the testimony
that Bergen was all 'ed to ride by
the conductor on a tin II [Iota Miller‘s
Falls to New London because he Was
a railroad man. There was a‘ rear end
collision, and Bergen had both legs
broken, besides suftering other inim
Ice
Attorney Michael Kehealy, former
chairman of the stem Republican
committee appeared as .counsel for
the defendants and motioned for non-
suli, declaring that the case should
be thrown out o! couyt usV' Bergen
and not paid his m‘e, ‘n uhe‘railroad
could not’ be held Ii‘cd‘o able. for his
injuries.
the case I ntinued
‘ .' #Torlll‘p ll
burning area every day. ,D‘oan‘a Ointra
meat uni kly fistops as abrehdiii‘g, in
diantly rule
perman thy,‘ At any d'r‘Van store.
War-d
CONSIDER. BRIDGE OVER HELL
GATE. ,
New Haven and, Pennsylvania Road
Vomeials Will soon ,VVMcet in
‘. conference.
NEW HAVEN. Maro‘h 1‘8.—-—A con»
finance is to be lipid. immediately be»
tween the officials of the New York;
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company and the Pennsylvania road
for the purpose of considering the
‘pl 3 for the new connection or the
tw companies by the bridge over Hell
Gate, which in the future will be a con-
necting dink» with the Pennsylvania
Central terminal in New York city.
The enterprise Will be a. Joint affair
between the two companies. I III
Recall/sn- roe Tveswmvza co. I ‘
NEW HAVEN; March 18 .-'l‘be
yesterday mes this superior court for
hints llIleIl <
The motion was denied and I
vbs the itching, ‘cures it 7‘
‘ Convention Spam». Fossil. He Tells
Slate Civil Service Reformer»;
HARTFORD; March 18. w-At a meet
ing or, the Connecticut Civil Selvice
Reform held heIe last night Season
Everett Colby. or New Jersey, who the
principal speaker. . He said; I
“Civil service as a practical business
and polliic‘hl measure interests me and
i want. to show you how it is going to
help solve many of the serious mob»
laws that confront ns,‘
‘ "It is our duly," to prove that repre-
aenlative government. is sound and
powelful. Let me tell you here that
youI convention system, your local
caucuses with one. per cent. at the
- voters present is it fossil. If you have
the caucus system the. politicians are
~ going to get than men into oillce.
_ “We need a direct primary so that
we may know where every candidate
stands
“The other thing. we need. is a civil
‘ service, the doing away with political,
patronage. You don't‘ understand it
unless you have lived Isllu the cmwded
section or a his nit: where wanna will
estt all his word hermit; meas-
ures that be In vlwi
sonaiiy i am ll henna
patty politics are ratio“
"Washington ‘issuedi warning
against paIiy politics on li‘ii‘Icoln. ‘suld
that he» and hope to consular matters
on a higher plan I .
those loaders oi the older day
patriotism and wise mirage We can
afford to gland and follow until our
course is Inn. '1 I, I. I
THE LOEWE. CASEV »
W.
Comes Before. Superior .Cot‘l‘rt on
Three Motions.
rue. following are cases on the? short
‘i believe
hearing on the various motions Fri»-
duy morning: .. .
Dietrich E. Loewe Vet... ,V, ‘vs, Martin
Lalwior ot als.
sisnating issues oi tool. for j y, und‘er
equity count or. counts. .
I 2. Applitatlon or each“ deiend‘ ‘lit
separately that All up issues of- goat
under the equity count which by are»,
vious order or court ‘hslalil for trial
lo the jury shall be trld dfit the some
time with issues at la put to the
pm under the law count or the. coin-
pluinanh ‘ -
ll. l’laiullfl's motion: to strike will
clause from fire“ jury
court.
trai Drug Co.
1. For» loan» to tile eshi‘bit‘s to the
complaint. - .
Otdel'»fo.l.‘ answer I
‘Dunburv,
swan. - .
Unc tested div ;
Crozier vs. David Growler. . .
A aetmmue‘ willows sv‘are
MEN T). Irv . ‘
lleI». Joseph ll F‘esp u
bur, N.- (2. who is author or sever-
al books. writes: ‘b or several years i
was enlisted with Kidney
with a comic pain in my kidney and
was confined to my bed eig
unable to get Vhp without an ‘
l commended ulil'uV‘z‘II F0 ley's‘ Kidney
Bl sense i
ayton; Man an .
Mrs. Charles iller, Jean .
and Mrs. Will sm' James and ‘
sell. Air. and Mrs. Edward
and son Earle, MI». and hire."
James and Mr. and Mrs Smith
Hall I... Pmticlnp; I... m ‘
NW U mils.
wiltspeudv-Iihere a .th -. :I.
nooseIIiIsthmithIIVoulan African pedi‘
“he appointment of» «he. receiver-Jot the " ‘
Williams Typewriter Company,
5 (‘00 “
«Derby on the ground that t'» the but 1 _
compdnyb owed it a
pgwer. cash and 0th I» utth
e
Typewriter »
concern, »»»»
gst‘ui‘h‘i‘s
company was an Iowa
lit". it" ideal Firth!!!» claimedV‘
that its Enlistm- hem and aspired. VV
LDér .t‘h‘e‘ te‘
It ismnderstodd til
m‘bfliueb aha ithouhh
and $400,000. A hearing‘ will be x‘l‘veni
onIMarch 26. .The receiver's bond
a
It was shown that the Williams
. have To
w III. was .39 he executive
office until.
on his All-lean hIi ,
Robsevmtr but he no sau-
ery imaginable thing
has has offered to b
call? by
manutnc III-ere and d‘edle
‘ho d‘eslr»
lawlessness. ,B
F Khmer, .
Deteudant' a‘ motion for order de.‘ .
docket and to
require the issues to be. tried to the
bueev‘vo-Vo‘hv‘e 27 ‘02..
"". V5001“.
u
.th sidan
does it. I
WW... I. M” “i" WWI...“
-chiutom¢rm. ventilation.
f‘mmunwaaujollhawwl' a
. SOVVOV‘I’I‘IE BOWNBW‘JPml‘ltrm NcWYfl:
PUTNAM CAM‘P GROUND COM-
MISSIDN.
‘-——‘- ‘
George I. noeumu Ijon‘e .‘I. Thou
Named bx commu- Llllcy.V
HARTFORD, March 1‘8 ,—~Governor
Lilian. today made Iihé following up-
pointmentsiéf commissioners of the is-
rael Putnam Butnam Memorial (lamp
lt‘i’ serve Idi- two years: William H
Burns, or Weslportr Ghnrlea I»). Keith.
of Vliridgcpo‘rty William Ill Hill, of.
"George in RoclIIvell, ct
\'. Bartram of Sharon;
.il-o 11a hr and Colonel
C.W5‘1Plckett,‘bf New Haven. Mr.
Hill has served as a commissioner for
the past two y
30m
liar»
calendar list of the superior court lor . - I
Frederick E. Shepard Is. the CeVIIV-
I‘v‘dwarn Daugherty vs the city or : ,‘
Judgment for want of an-
ice on“ any you can buy"
it» elscwbcre for lease than 35c, and
,.VV,we.prove it eve-cystic. ‘
darn _ :
u I
em up he re sneer. .
ed 8
Hand do of oif'ors or all an... all; ar- “
he mean I... ,
DHWALK.
animus.
ll. 0. . ‘
I» u.:—-I m “It, '
enslaved is.
.w' , ‘
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