: j hint-l . ,j: ‘gntry' ‘ i “1 ha?” nwm ‘ menu it ltuau : non: *yim race-i down an the blew Haven . h Judge Baldwin carved liatment in the late aixilee blatering ni’t‘he oath wee ‘. iobcaeion‘. 'igie‘i “In“?! .wae crow e to e ’l‘ION—wadpt. hwi'i‘i't’da. it. til. . -W name“, "into. . dvthTueadeyaoi -' witty and eeguat r? A h g a-ovcioca. an at l cordially invited. W nan. It. in- r. , harm it. Wileoa. ”Te antenna . militia vita none eav roe. Sofa 'pilit'm. peroxide oi hydrogen. conundrum» lemona and anger and Jamaica ginger-theaa are a row the senate itheeapenae oi the poo- tile during that peat year. The puts ' lea ‘ recdrded in the report Of Me BUM! Bennett. Sandwiched lathe report between extracta or me ' 4nd Meander ia two quarto or w minim aeeetore home after _. t .;aeauited in a taxicab ' ' i make a Broadway atar " a record of'Vice- menu automobile trou- ‘ ‘“ jjuitti‘eia recorded with than! other thinge of Multichannel aflaira oi Nat WEoodrich. it may '1Vtiovea“ are only at”- on to diacuaa tile coo and that the delegate—«Loo An- he. on .mflltl- of their . , . . for am Well ' didn't feel ea it the! up 5 motion with loaeywl’rovldence glut to dethrone lung The tune lob la gob the recorda or that ' til the” litt ' “perouiaitee purchaaedby . poo ’ a: tam atronaivattached to it *ie dae- sedtratad hi " lit“? t” dementia“ before the Joint convent tics hatiraiud a committee to notify it so 'Blldwin that be was ready to With“! the swearing in by the ancient natty which pledges the governor to uphold the conatitutiou. The commit. Md had‘ieturnhd and in a moment, filth limit! Edward W. Dewey, oi Hartford county. wee knocking at the liner tohnnounce the arrival of the vernor'a part» The convention ov« which “ClairooVOi‘nol' Donia A. laheaiee preaided. alone and the pro ooaaion which had started from the ex- ecution chambera. headed by the inn- ticea oi.“ the supreme court in theli roller. peaeed into the chamber. The, military atniia of Governor Weeks and the new vernor had preceded the line or tell my oiiicera and gueata, and theae lookveeata which had been plat tied in front of the Speaker'a deck. The. judgea ascended the roatrum. fol. lowed by the two governcra, and after prayer by Chaplain J. Frank Sexton V of, the “note. Chief .Juatice Frederick b. ilaii adinlniatered the oath. Then 9.11110]? reading oi the inaugural » Thagfluction or Governor Baldwin had more than ueuai intereat. Politi- ‘ pally.“ wee the turning over to a Democrat or the atate administration for the ilrat time aince Governor Mon ria tool: oilice in 1898. although now ea then the legialature in strongly Re publioan. The new got'arnor, a luriat or brilliant attainmeuta. an authority in the hiatory or the alate. end for many yeera a iuatice of the higheet court in the atate. la a deecendant or Rogerfiherman, a aianer oi the Do elevation oi independence. From early colonial times hla fam- ily hae been identified with the civic hiatory of thee tete. Two yeara ago the new governor. then chief inatice oi the come court, gave the oath to Gov. Lilley. in the two years which have. ainee paaaed there have been many changea which even the airetch of imagination could hardly have pie tured. Death removed Governor Lil- ley from oilce. the brat executive to the l fine in nearly a century. the all ; . came ‘to “NIL'GOVGI'IOI Ween.“ enamel the dull title oi the oflyee which area without prece dent. and Judge Baldwin laying aside the mantle of the court wee called up» on to be the standard bearer oi the Democratic party. The electora of the abate gave him the biebeat once that within their power to beatow; and . up inauguration to that oiiieo today ”drew to the capitol a larger number at Deniocrata oi prominence than had beenaeeu there in many yaara. The aeneto and hence were formal: ly orgeieed earlier in the day. and an there wee little buaineaa to tranaact. recoaa w‘ae taken until it wee time for the joint convention. The military escort to the governora was formed downtown. the Second Company of Foot Guards and the Grave havinl come up by train ahortly before noon The parade wea formed with Major til: 1.. Wilcox ea marahal. The line at march was to the Allyn House where Governor Weeka and hie atafl were received. the column then pro- oeedi g to Heuhlein'a Hotel. where Judg Baldwin. Executive secretary when“. and the military family oi the governor were in waiting. The many odicera and eata filled a long line otcarriagee. he military column wea preceded by police ekirmiabera. and a platoon of othcera anti flanked by the governor‘s horee guarde. with bannera flying and benda play‘ ”inthhe line of match waa talten through the city capitol grounda. The Weather wee clear and cold and in atriling contraat to that at the iaai three inaugurationa. for there wee no deep anow drifta to wade through. a. the column marched up the capitol hill, the governor‘a aalute wee fired by ”‘ l detail from the Beoond Dlt'ielon Nev .al‘ lilit‘ia with two onepounder guna Vatationod on the acuth weet aide of the building. The foot (inertia lined up on eibter aide of: the driveway and through the line the two aovarhora aedtheir gueeta walhed to the doore. Thea all went to the onecutive apart. manta to await word from the iolnl convention. Oeverner Ieidvvia'a ataeaaga. ‘ mun. Jen. encounter dwin in the entree ot hie manage cold: The oonaiitution of Oneneetb 'dut‘waa conatructed on W. princi- , t outwith. Mal“? by tight; t that“ , o e on y we or a atltutlona which have not Manure: ‘ by newer onaa. That our their refeaai to. rarity .0! H a .: i ll till fiwnm” $th . n? m'ri'h'l'tg' it it: ‘ ; andfau lion oi ’ iii til. ‘llll conatitutionel convene an mummmfl’flmi” aim _, ‘ar’toi . ' . ,. .. :9 and com ~ ,‘ n‘ awe oi reform the governor advocated , reducing the number at commiaaiona. the need. ih‘hle opinion. of uniting the Bureau oi Labor diatie' tiea Iwith the aiate rectory inapa’ntorla eiilce. auctioning the latter. trait-rho it the building‘aud loan communion- era dutiea to haul: commiaaionera, and rooting the dairy commieaiouer- ahip in the cities of the commiaaioncr of dome-tic aniihele. lie would aboliah the barbera' commiaaiou and broaden the powera or the atate board oi health. the atate board of charitiea and the atete board of agriculture. Judge Baldwin did not believe many new lawa are needed. Bald he: "Few iawa and abort legialative aeaaiona go together. Long legialative data [0 with, abort aeeeiona. : - He believed it la the general opinion that the canton abould do ita buaineaa and. adjourn by the end of April. On the drafting of atatutee he be- .lieved that they could be ac phraaed ea to matte their meaning clear and uni mietaltable. The reeponaihility tor thia he aaid lay with the clerk of blila. an odlce created with thia end in vicar. He believed the oilice wee attractive enough to serum a competent lawyer to do the work. advocated lengthening the term of oiilce and' deprecated the practice of rotation of the cieritahlpa aa now in practice. He called attention to deflate in lawn at 1908, the need of amendment of the corrupt practice law. careful coneideration of it direct primary act auch ea recommended by the commie; lion which reported to the last aen‘ aion. and not forth hie belief that the elector'a oath aheuld be printed in full on the hack oi each oi‘hclai ballot to impreea upon the votera the aolomn nature It! that oath. The volution in property relationa between huaband and wife, he aye. re- quirce extenaiop of elector'a privilegea to women. lie a‘dda "Taxation without repreaentelion doee not aeem in bar- mony with our, republican inalitu- tlona." 0n the matter of public utilitiea cominlaalon law the governor atrongly recommenda the bill reported by e then auggeata a number of chaugea to make it acceptable. in hia opinion. and alao outlinea what a bill of thia kind uhould be. On the employers‘ liability law the governor pointa out the merlta in the bill reported to the int aaaeinbly by e commiaalon. and what problem are to be met by enactment oi auch a law. He adda that he thought it might be conaldered proper to proceed further in the courae oi‘ the aeaaion in the di~ rection o! a worklogtnen'e common lion act. Public intereat. he aaye. de- mentia early attention to the peaeage o! a law. The abolition of the limit or ”000 for death damagea is recommended. and he an geata that the aunt be not teea than 10.000. The election of county commiaalon era by the to with minority ram aeniation ia vocated. , Appointment of minor ludgaa by the governor ta advocated. in accord with the auggeation of Gov. Woodrufl. lieglaintion giving the, governor pow- er m remove for cause at hie dieere tlon any oeecuiivo oncer not choean by the people or appointed by the cont-ea, ia recommended. a vacancy ao created to be tilled by the original ap- pointive power. A civil aerviee reform commieeion to nerve without pay and a general law under which towna and municipalities could borrow money for a bond ieaua an a meana or caving the aaacinbly much unnecceaary trouble. are advo- cated. The attorney general abould give without eapreaa direction to heada ot executive departmenta or odicere. or auto boarda. or commiaaiona opiniona on quoatlona of law aubniltted by them to him. . The recommendation of Gov. Weller that auditora of public accounta alwuld be required to report to the governor any changes in accounta audited which noon to there imgnlar or of doubtful propriety. la andoreed. The time and place ot' meeting of the atate board oi‘ pardcaa. the mar- nor beiievea abould be changed. the Meta prleon being the proper placate hie opinion. Create by the general .aeatbiy. or lative eouveeire ia condemned. and the hope eaeraa’eed that thia aeaaiee elil mare adeparture from the m or melting anon granta. Taylor‘a aour aenii'. he an alton be rim. (ionaldara no la naked on the con- uitutiouel ~ election of ntad Btatea aenaior. in whichheum tevor. . The election or atate eaeotore on a ie "commended aa a neaaa or log to. the method under which the rel aaaeanbiy waa eonatltuted tron twat!“ it“ until id”. and he I tattoo “ . at lower breach.“ booed tea lace-e «li- . 1. .r commiaaion to the teat aaaembiy and it either branch. ofgratuitiea and loath , decent. for mil! . tenerel ticket iuateed of by diatricte. m maritime. nitric giltuael‘a. it... ii.—-A violent earthqualiewae felt at varicua pointa oi Bueaian Turheatan were a number or fatalitiea. though the ion or lite ia not yet ituotm. Practically all of the atom and re» idencea at Vyerny. the capital» oi the territory of Bernicyeioheuak. were do atroyed or damaged. «The city baa a population of 38.000. Communication in the diaturbed die. trict la interrupted. . mNDON. Jan. t.--An ‘ tearthqualto of gigantic proportiona was recorded by aeiamograph at the ob'aervetory at Weat Brntwich. between this o‘clock laet night and 8:56 o‘clock thia morn- ing apparently 3.000 or coco miiea to the outward. The oscillation wee ao violent that the needle of the metro- meut ' collapaed. The ahoolta felt in Ruaaian 'l‘urlte aten from tilt) until 4:80 o'clock thia morning. comapoudenta allowing (or the dilemma in time. with the diatur. bancea reflected bytbe aeiamographa at Georgetown University: Weaning! ton. and other pointa in this country between 6:41 and 9:08 o‘clock laat night . the brunt of the violence. The maior portion of the tract la in the term oi barren or artialiy culti- vated ateppe anddelerf ‘ . Vyerny. which appeara to have aut- iered moat. ia a fortified town. and tuning?!” damaged by an earthquake n . , iiiillill lupin this man for blieati troll ita m m'ioli'.‘ cum . . "r can. ition. curiae on. non- vic ion than a ”new. a W cannula" Nllbln AT Till DI~ P97- Bouth Norwalli. Conn. y 8. “it. Editor of The Ev sentinel. south Norwalh. . Dear sir: i arrived in Your city on Sunday evening at dzld. There were at leaat a done oeoptb inquiring tor carriage or cab. A lady with a baby in her acme trying to die- cover a way to reanhher home. There were three or tour apacially chartered hacha waiting for gueata for Keyaer ialaad. but othevwleettheae wee not a carriage to be had and it “I raining hard. Thin claaa ., . that leada to mate dent ac de- popuier. We muat loch alter the peo- ple who come to contrive and treat them In a heapilahie ‘raanner. other. wiae they give out unfavorable re- Doria. Youra truly, A.“'TMVELim. MW IITRINOHMINT AND ICONOMV. Mvoceted in Governor, Dia'a Iirat Idea- aege to New York teglaiatuve. ALBANY. Jan. dormant-at mommy to the . . oteoiOovao nor Dix‘a ilrat inaaaage received by the legiaiature today. at its opening aaaaion. ‘ Boarda and commieaiona which the governor would have looped oi! the ante government "in the inteaeat oi antidote:- and edictency." are: The advieory board oi conaultlng engineera. now worltiag on the barge canal ocean-notice. the highway cow grieolple of town repre- e of the lh’i‘iilltdfl ~ trout-(:00 to 4:80 thibinoruin‘g’ii’ litany” ~ buildinga were «attend and there , Great daaurea opened‘in the ground. ‘ Apparently Ruaglanflfurlteatan bore - ‘ ‘1 Extraordinary Mode y-Savers EGIN the New Year right-«Economize! ' ti . - Q When you investigate the QUALI- TIES and EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES in Tomorrow’s Offerings. you will! have good reason to participote in practical Economies Women‘s Waists The popular "Standard" Waiata in a beautiful aeaorttnent of new‘ module. lace and embroid- ery trimmed; all aid”; regu- larly a3. Thuraday i-liour .... $1.98 Kimonos Good quality Flannelette lil- monea. in a variety of Fenian and floral deaigua; regularly m. ’l‘huraday t-llour sale 19c . Petticoats Women’a long bluelin' litirta with deep dounco of Engliah . eyelet embroidery: regular price $1.80. Thur-day i-Hour ilele - . 98c. lot of Writeen‘e Knit Under- aairta; regularly the. Thule ‘ day ii-llour Sale [2'40 Undermusiins Women’a tfoelin Night Gewna. in V-heok elm. beautifully trimmed with embroidery and theta; all aim. Thuraday 4‘ Hour Bale 49c ‘ Women‘a Drawera ohm qual- ity raulin, withxa‘deep and of embroidery: flauiariy 500. ‘ Thunder «Hour llale Gloves Women'e 2clattp Caahmerc Glovea. black only. ailk lined. all alaee; regular 50c quality. Thuraday i-Hour Bale. pelr 39c Laces All Linen Torchon Lacee. a wide range oi patterns. in widtha from in to 3 inches: veluea . from 7th the yard. Thuraday l-liour Bale. yard 4c . Handkerchiefs. Women'a plain white hematitcli- ed Hendkerchleta. a little mulled from store decoration: regularly do each. Thunder ”tour Sale - ‘ 6 for 21¢ Silkoline It variety of new handaome de- eigna to aelect from: regularly 12m yard. Theraday i-Hour Bale. yard , 8’4c Children's Carriage , Robes ’ Children'a For Carriage Robea. lined throughout. made with pocket: regular .8 value. Thundey t-llour Sale $1.98 .. Blankets no pain or Whitetail on.“ Bed Bianheta: value 69c. Thuraday i-‘Honr sale. pair ‘- thions end Small Wares An assortment of our regular 15c Barrettea. at ..........7o Women'a Pad lloae Supportera. with belt; 25c value. at.. . .10: Pearl Shirt lluttona.....3e cant 50c Leather and Bill: Elaatic Belle. at ................ zlc Eider Wodl. ........ . .860 attain Children’s ' Combinations rieered ' lined Combination Suite ibr banged girla. ' Regular 50c quality .. ................ ..39c Regular $1.00 quality 790 . at .................... " . ' l . Men s Wares Men‘a Outing Flannel Night Shim. Regular 75c quality '” at ........ walnut-n...- Regular 31.00 quality It .................... 79c Men'e Outing Flannel mm... regular 81.50 quality .. ............. $1.15 Men‘s Negligee Shirta. “Sliver" brand: eiaea ii to 18; reg‘ bier 81.00 quality at ........... . ....... . Table Damask fl 734mb full bleached Linen Te- bio llamaak; value We yard. J'liuraday d-Hour Bale, yard ' who m one» out oi, . ~ f'hiefw rtllreet W. are awe. annotaabaueeu etau roe Lao- g . ’ “HMO"; . 'i'aere‘waexa meeting at the ioiilt ’leaieialive committee upreaeating the m Million. trunnion ‘ ““atnliertiord, ‘ ‘ today. 1 v . . .““> hi. pledged itaelt to oppoae all when whiohrinar place raaeeaaeie ‘ “ tun” dim ”m“ em a . w 4 . would edeot the «authoritative: employee or the read. ,
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