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colder and naturally fair: hrl
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SOUTH 31011me CONN" SATURDAY. JANUARY 28.1911
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PIIIIIIIRIIIIS
A MAIIIII [III
III ,. SIIIIRAIIIIIII
The illuminating Address our
ereti by Horace McFarland,
at Danbury, This Week
All IXPAAIIAIIIIII III
IIIIIIIIIIIAIIIIIIIIJIIIIIAISSIIIII
Its Conspicuous Success attics
Moines and Elsewhere
v-
At the present time much considera-
tion is being given commission gov-
ernment of cities. The most exhaustive
presentation of the matter that h. .1
been given that has come to our antici-
is the address of Horace McFarland.
socretnryol the National Civic .-
clarion. at the business men's meeting'
in l')ani1u1'_v,iast Tuesday. Wc print it
in full below and suggest its careful}
perusal by all our readers Mr. Mc-‘
Il‘nrland said: '
"The present widespread interest In
what is popularly called the commis-
stun form or city government provukcs
n11 inquiry as to why A111e1icrtn cities
should need. after such a growth in lit-
tle more than a1ccntury as to make.
them 111'1111 IIi1lII\ dominate the 1101111111
I
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“M...“
ARIIIIIIIIIIS IIAIII
III IILIIBIIIII EASII
Asssciated Hat Manufacturers
Present iiornurriirs tn
61111111158”
Aconsi'derabte port of the thus of
Jose M A Shuntway. of the superior
court was taken up yesterday after
moon inflation“; nation
the denturr 11!“)th I dants in
the suit to mm: bro by the
Associated IIt Manufacturerti of the
United States against the Bond Un
teidr company. of Dnnbury and rent-
iv against 13 but manufacturers or
that toul1.This is perhaps the most
important case now pending in the
superior court. The Annotated Hat
Manufacturers t'ivo your: Irro declared
for the open shop. and resulting tron
blot from tirat ordcr come near crip.
ptldg Danhury. ’i‘ha Danburv mann-
facuirerh receded from the Assoctn
ted 'llat Manufactur I and made their
peace with their em Dyes and started
up business Each of the 18 hIt mantt
fncwrers is now sued for 85.0110 for
I lr violation of a bylaw.
he detcrtdnnts have filed 11 de-
humor to the suit for the collection
of the 86,000,011 I a ground that the
bargain I11 the I)Ysl§Wfi under which
the suits are brotlfili In lliugnl cannot
lie against I Conn ticut corporation
as brou ht by a 6w York corpora-
tion, In it would be In restraint of
trade. Judge “employ. of iianbury.
also spoke for the dofeudants btrt ho
showed in his argument the evil re-
sults to the town of Danbury. which
would undue if the anbury batters
hut adhered to thIl ognl bylaw
The plaintifts were represented bv
Attorney J .l. Walpii. of Norwniit and
it New York attorney. The latter
made the argument and quoted 11 good
dIIl or law to show the locality ot
thI agreement that. they all had on
tIr'Id Into and how It was hold by tho
court! In New York.
Vary long briefs were submitted on
all‘ aldoa.
sirnnsatnmraitr
60ch N titer-.0232 0 lb
Colon N32,: $3111.11
Name Routing Ohiokonri. 220 lb.
Dmdll lolna Pia Po.rk the.
ironic 0110.160.
woo: Ia bomb. t-Io.
mi
piano Chops. tic.
t tan Fruit Ham. inc.
Egg: do at 1.1111 Saunas. 140
II. no it).
.fi‘ It bloom: .
t Boot. 11m and 140 in.
W
qiilAlt‘t‘II COMMI‘N‘II Ottoman
dingo ' I.
Several Hundred Young Paopis
‘ hung across the roar of the hall.
Ohm Chairman and
K MCI It‘ll. . m,“
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IIIIIWIIIIIII IIEIIII’IIIIII
III'IIIRIIIIIS BIIIIIIII
Attend Annual Event in the
Town Assembly Hall
The annual mid-winter mountinn of
Merrill Business College was held last
evening in the Town Assembly Hall.
and proved 01111 of the social successes‘
of the season Tho affair was one of
the most pleasing over hold and came
1111 in evct'y measure to past successes
for which Merrill‘s College has been
known to give, Four nundrcd invita-
tions were Issued and about three hun-
drod and tlfty ot' the young people
Iwere present to enjoy the occasion.
The large ball was simply. but neat-
ly and tastefully riecoratcd with tings
ot‘ the various nations and school and
collage pennants. 01111 of the most
striking features about tho dccoratinns‘
was a largo liar; 111' America which was
Tho
flag which is the third largest in the
United States was loaned to the class
by the iron Steamship Company. The
static on which was scared the orches-
"t1a was prettih decorated with potted
plants and presented a moat pleasing
it 11pearant'c.
As tho many couples gilded over the
floor to tho mleclions or William J.
1.'s orchestra. it was apparent
"that tho dance, was being highly enjoy-
ed by all it was rather late wlicn tho
morritnent came to a close. but an the
gucata departed it was with an entire
satisfaction that thev had enjoyed one
of the most pleasant evenings of their
lives. 'i‘hc tornmittucs In charge of
the affair were:
(lonoral (‘omntltteewThe Misses LII-
lian London idola iiiibbcll. Mabel
Dickson. h‘liznbcth Tnubrc. Gnnda
(intrtirflufl Miidt'i-(l Kctcham. Alice
liidc the1 Messrs. Stephen iiuncns,
lluwlt-y F Smith. iicldcn (lurnow.
Richard l’odzoiln. James I\'t‘IIt'_\'. Wil-
liam Rndfnn and Charles Gust-11.
The hot and coat room was in
charac or James Kclley. .larnos i’tcltcr-
in1: :1an Ward Maikin.
iiwniil
SIIIIIIII
AIIE III III
llom'a oi A. liar-top. in Rowayion
Arenas, Prom Total Loss
in Short Time
IIAIIES IlIIIIIIllIIIIlIII
II] IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIS
Cali Sent to South Norwalk
ior Assistance
The residence of A. Hartog. in no»
nylon avenue. was badly damaged to-
day by a fire which started Ihortly
before noon. and as the flames wm
not under control at. proaa time. the
building may prove a total loss.
The house in onc of the about in
the village, having been thoroughly
remodeled when Mr. Haring purchnaod
II from Rev Farr-oil Martin. a couple
of yearn am it had every imprOVI
mom and was a modoi rcliidonco it
was occupied by Mr Horton and bio
totally the year around. and contained
much valuable furniture. and it In
anticipated that the loan will be honvy.
Whoa the alarm was' IIVIn both
companies responded promptly and
several streams were
llama. but they made little hoIdey.
and at 12:30 o'clock. I call wII coat
to South Norwnlk for aid Tho llIanI
spread rapidly. and within I low with
utII attIr the first diacovary m an”
tho building was a mass of smoke and
darnen. ‘
At 1111111 Chic! Harold P. Clark. of
tho Booth Norwniit FlrI Dormant.
had completed uncommon for or
toadin; the aid of tho local depart-
ment. The chiIf accompInIId tbs Pun
nun lion wagon. which was drivoa
by rIIular driver salami Notions.
BantuII P. not mu. tiliIrn'ran. .ibt QM
Wall Hook and unit» Company‘s
truck. and IIvorIl at tho othar mam
born of tho doparttnaitt also not
aim
1111.11: so did Horton rIIlitInoIm
011111in dour-0M. the n at homo
ID I. south VII
with ”It? prompt If! tilIi. Ill
Indroly
building I “103“:thon bI-
do“ of Ito bola:
By 1 0‘ out both thIf'HIrto
.thI 1101100 Idloiataa. a
11111 I (or,
pill on the WM
Milli
l VII In 6W1 Willi I IlkIll-V _
Board oi Finance and Apportion-
ment Being Considered
Daricn' had a customarily well nt-
tended town meeting last night. and
transacted a considerable amount of
important l1uslnous..includin11 tho1 tak-
ing of stops to widen the bridge at No
roton itivor. the. dividing line betwet-n
the lull/Tia of Dorian and Stamlord.
which point In the and of the Norwnlk
trolley lino.
more titan ordinary interest was the
taking of stcpa to create I town board
of finance and apportionment and the
lighting of the streets by olIctricin.
The widening of the Noroton bridge
was the first matter considered at this
meeting. which was prcsidod over by
R. S. i'urdy. as chairman. and Town
Cierg Stephen R. Hoyt.
clerk.
Tho met-ting appointed (3. W. Bell.
ii. iii. Klincleltor and H. W. Baker 11
cornmittcc to confcr with .1 committcc1
to be appointed by Stamford on this
Some sort. of n
will than be but 11p to the Connecticut
company.
Darlon seams to be that a whim bridge
is needed.
A proposition for a new highway to
oxtend from 11111 ANN” Bootleld piano
in Railroad arcrurc.
itownyton road. elimination Hog Hill.
was laid on the tnbic on nccmurt of
complications.
The report of the soloctmcn on the
condition of a drain from near Mr.
Weaver's property to the Wee Burn
Club was diucnaacd and it waadocidod
that the town should clean its portion
of the drain and the Individual prop-
t-rt_\ owners thelra.
trouble about water coliocttu.
S. W. Coopcr. Mr. Maury Ind (item-
ant Albrecht were submitted I corn-
mitten to see what arrangement can
be made with the Stamford Electric
by In relation to installing I
(‘nm
num or of
This committnc will report at another
town inaction.
The report of the antectmcn on the
changing or the Farm Road near Dr.
Alsop'u placc It Tdhenckc was also re-
coivod and
exchanged
Tokotrekc
bent thc new road.
Thare' was a clause in the coil coll»
chomical
i111: for the disposition of tho old
engine of tho Noroton
Heights Fire Company on account or
the latter having a now auto appara-
Air tho latter who recently shrun-
cd up. this portion of the call
tun.
tabled.
Town Counsel
Stamford.
propoud bill for a town board or
ftaanca and apportionment, the some
to ho allimnr to that of Ridullold. and
to no introduced Into the present legII.
laturo. ThI town channel was also 11!
rooted to noon back to tho town.
The uloctmen won authorised to
borrcw lo thoutont of 86.000 to pay
bills. but I committee was IlIo
point“ to go over the bills paid In the
int two you" to no it they had been
handled properly
consists of Dr 11.111 Smith. Mark w.
G. 8.!‘0111100 and Johnli
Norman.
0
«Don‘t min the Milan Social Club
macadamia dInoo at Irlon 11.11.111.11-
dIy ovInInI. January :10.
IIIIIISTIIII. LEN“!
The annual motion of the First
Methodist.
tut nlnht.
Coll
MwMuIl
1%
of m at” Edward»),
, “1.1.1311
11
ooauplod. ware oomplstolym (infiltratr
hulldlna'n: flail. hill“
roam“... i1
“minimal
1M
sand fImi.‘
mud door by ’Iilra. it .
mu 21hr.
“cum “an” ”my
IIAIIIIII IAIII
IN . AIIIII III
IMPRIIEMIIIII
Steps Taken to Widen the Bridge
at Noroton River, Between
Siamiord and Dar-ion
.IIIIIIIIIIII III SlIIIIIS
Ina ofDo‘IrI were IIIctId nod commit.
toe chairmn .IF ,
Pmidont~itic
ViceprIIidInt-«itiohcrd M. Itonion.
mnkholaon H.1lori.
whom to. s
In
wChIl‘lQI ii. Downs
Chairman“
m
WM Work autumn—Citation
t Committoamw D. Mir.
Marinas-‘41 Ntltoa‘ll v-'
III IIIIIIIIIIIIII
Still another matter of
an incetlnx
proposition
The general sentiment. in
ilarien. to the
There lill been
atroot lights armrnd liaricn.
it was Voted that deeds he
bctwcan thc town and the
:orporatlou making puma»
I'll
E. 1.. Scoliold. of
was directed to draft the
‘9‘
This committee
r
ELEDTI DFFIDEID
yam m
Episcopal Church was hold
at which time the toilow‘
11m:
Ird L. Cobitrn.
IIrInoI Iirov‘ln.
t 0! Domains RIIIIt Fund
chairman: Polar with.
, didato f.or tho
«in. Roiiof Coronation “w
Suppl 11.
lintcrtatnntont. CommittII—Oharloa
1111111 1111111
ill iiilIlIililli Hill
Bridgeport: ‘I’Ilonh Sim Pro-
gram for Iiinols Diunhiors’
Old Lilli“ Hittite Fund
Mina Draco Dairyntpip Clarita and
company of actors from Bridgeport
presented two plays entitled "The Sr-
lontVoIce" and “The Pipe 11 Pay." last
evening in iockwoodii iail I11 Walt
street tor- the Kings Dphghtors Union
of the town. The presentations were
utvon by the organisation for the honor
III of a fund which is hiring raised to
build an Old Ladlol Homo. it was it
highly succosaful affair and a tidy sum
was netted.
Despite the threatening weather.
which later in the evening proved very
unpleasant. a lathe crowd was present
and the spacious hall was wall filled
The plays wads of hints order, Well
acted and clearly displayed the fact
that the colon motioned unusual
ability.
'lbo music for the occasion was far-
nishcd by an orchoItrI composed of
a number of Norwolit young men. all
of wttom with tho ’ caption. of one
are also mcmhorli o the birth school
orchcatrs. Tho tickm It the door
wa‘rc in charge of Ghoulish Buttrry.Ti1e
prostarn follows; 1 ,
”Tho Slicitt VIM "
than TIdImI
The Duchess Anne ..... '. Minn Clarke
Her maidnur
Kate ........... . Mina Jane White
Ursula bliss Mildred Booth
Isabel .......... . Mina iva King
A Little Page
M.lsI Katherine Hand om
Henry Osborne ..... Bernard [trill
Scene»Tha Duchess Room, Eng-
land
'l‘lmthhe isth Century
Selections by tho ()rchoatra
Costumed limmrsonntionaz
thkin' the Young “Una
Carlotta 5h!“ SA“)?
The Hit
...........
16mph
Selections by tits 0 tn.
“Th9 Tripar‘uilay. "
Margaret Iron.
........
Mrs John Burton (Mail
Miss Clarke
Mra.ChI1-ioii Dover (Nobel)
1 um il'IronIca Dunn
Mrs ilcreford~CIr .1 .........
1‘ MIII .oronoe James
Miss Prado Dixon . Ilsa CiIrI Brill
Mary Clarion detolttle .........
mas Jane White
Evelyn Evans. a 113m .......
"grod.$001h
Katina malfi .....l itib I Hartman
tic-onc— i’euy 'Iwnoudolr.
’i‘in1c«The Present.
Orchestra-4N3“ Murphy. piano;
Molina. Marcus tibIIhIn Waltor am
hull Fred Murphy. but riot. ilerbIrt
italdwin; clarionota. first. Ralph Bold-
win cocoon. Stanloy italdwin 1
—... .m—u...
-—-A CARD.
To accommodalr many of our our
rout. who were unable to roach 11a.
owing to tho. inclement weather or the
put row ma wI-xannouncu tiurina
the corn weak I continuation oi
our (lrcat unitary Sale. The some
big. valunI lo generous quIntltIeI will
hr bore.
Tull: BOSTON STORE (‘0
IIIIIIiIIIIII’IIIIIIIlIIIi
IIIIIIA'1III SIIIIIIII
Dalmatians From tho list Town
liIvI llany candidates for
'0“ch Dollar Valium
' Two dotsntiona front DInbrrry wait-
0d upon tiltriflmoloct wnnm vtilimor
in South NorwIlk yesterday to present
to him names and .rwornmondatlonu
for the several ollccrr In Danbnry
which tho an abIrlff will fill by ap-
Ioinumat whoa no succeeds BliIr-iI
ilawiay next Iumraor. Tho DInbury
positions to which tho Ihortd will
make appointments are those of do-
only Instill. tailor of the county lull
and ianltor of tho Daubnry court
non-c. »
Several marchers of the Damocrirtiu
town committoa turmoil coat of the dot
Italians. The oomtnltioo not on Wed
naadny Iron and I majority of its
members I oraod Edward C. (lists
for deputy sharia; Thomas Tint-kin for
tailor. and Martin Dronaa tor Janitor
of the Court Rocco.
Tho monitors at tha‘ anond IIIIII
lion wIItIiI upon tho that"! I11 the in
tor-oats {of MN" Drool. who is a can
of .lIilor. »»
tthrlli Valium tad too Danbui-
lInI cordially and .rIoIIvad their rIc
pronunciation“ and pearl. HI has
tai- It on in cation II to
I It its will Ippoint to any or tho of
Inn in on noun htibial: it will ha
:
.Vtttinion so but.
obi-mt
1 Iodvai Munnnfinubtilnt.
booths
w... 9
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SIII’PIIIII II
WI [WAS IAII
HARD IIIIIIIIEII
Blackman lust Shirkeil Respon-
sibility and Packed U11 Ills
Goods and Left Town
IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII IIIII
IRAII A IIIIII IIIIIIIII
Ilarry D. Hoyt Granted a Decree
from Sadie Dashow Hoyt
l
I
I
d
I
uncontested list and one of the di-
vorces was granted on the report of a
commitlcc. The following are the
cases:
Shirkod the Support of HtI Wife.
llortha Peix lilackman. of Danbury.
was granted a divorce from Clark 8
Btuckman. supposed to tire to ilrintoi.
on the ground of desertion. This was
simply I can whore a man deserted
his wife because he could not afford
(Continucti on third pace).
WADIEII'S PIIISIFII.
IT TIIE INSTITUTE
The Sunday Evening institute. to
marrow evening. will have an unusual-
ly attractive program ilr Iincfar-
land. who has had the privilege sev
eral limos of attending tho Wagner
music festivals at liayrenth liaurla.
tho home of anncr. will give an il~
luatrated Icctnre on Wagner‘s l-‘Irsifal
as given at‘ ilayrenth. The lecture
will he frilly illustrated by the store-
optlcou A numbur of the pictures
will be front phorographa taken at
lhyrcuth by the lcitnror
The art of Richard Wagner took
hold of the vital eiomenta of Christian
i'Iith Ind clothed than with tho bounty
at Ma glorious music l’arsifni in the
moat doc ly religious 'oi bio dramas.
It contal the whole traaody of sin.
punishment and redemption. Of this
drama Warm himself “id. "in Par
aIfII the sudorinim of the Redeemer
Himself are the saving power and at
the some tithe the incorporation or
that ideal '
’l‘lrc lulurc tomorrow cvcniug will
how an introductory regarding 11111
life of the great musician. Several
of lilo more important scenes will be
accompanied by appropriate music by
the chorus
The musical prelude Irom W Ignore
Music will be as follows:
Orxau Nnmbcro- -—
l'roludo from Tristan and lunids.
Good Friday Spell from l’arsifal.
Song to the Evcninu Star.
Pilgrim's Chorus.
(‘horua~~~»l‘rnlnc the Lord. 0 Jerusa-
lent.
Organ, Price $0113.
The doors of the church will be open
at 6:45 in ordnr that curly corners
may obtain 500d seats.
m... “m”-
wMONDAV NIGHT. .
Armory. Basketball. All New Yorka
va. Norwnlka.‘ High flchcolI vs. North
Sides Dancing.
IDIILD ELIIIIATE
PIIK FEATURE
The feeling on the part of quite I
number or cttimnn that tho park foo
turn that. has boon worked up In con-
nection with a new Washington street
bridge in a too extonaivo proposition
to take up II this than in connection
with tho brill... baa culminated. it is
announced. in the setting out, of 11 p91
titton addrIIIId to tho IIIIoimIni ro-
qnoating them to call I town mastic:
to conaIdIr Illuminating it. ,
While his petition has not yet boob
pronontId to tho naiootmen It “I Ital.-
0d today that it already contain; the
trauma or normal prominent oitlaona
of the town and that it in meeting with
considerable (Ivor.
Those who are in sympathy with tho
patition ray that while they bIltIvo
heartily In ”10 Micro nroioct and are
fully to accord with tho prom-Intro
up: rIt. that damnati- I on brain In
p 00 of tho prIIInt structure. and an
convinoId that now brld will moan
much for the 11 tom of t I town. the
idII oi modulo DDDIIMIOI with it a
11111111.me mil or tablet at this than
in tavbr of othIr public improvoinooto
now III (in in .
in “mm “We nghfb.“ v.3 thIt Ira tar thorn til'lnlit
mm ‘ I 0|“ 1 . ODAV NIGHT. .
minnow It 3:11:53: Agnoryho “1%1. l11111:th game
.1... would “Worm“. .11.... it..?".:..:r... 1 °° 1,1 11111
Its. Marya Young“ mn's Club a...
The Work Finely Performed for
iMcn present last evening at the wig-
Iwarn of Cockenoo Tribe In the Gazette
building to witness the conferring of
by the team of Okenuck Tribe, of Strut
letness superior work were not disap-
ipolntcd. for the manner in which the
degree was exemplified fully
'lhn Okenuclt braves have put on the
this stain and are famous statewide
for their excellency.
tinctlve drill was one of the features
at the conclusion of the degree proper.
iiorfreshmnuts Were served after the
1 work and there were addnaaaoa by the
visiting brothers.
Judge Milton A. Shu'mway of the 11.111111 of Cache
Sn rto onrt r Ind five dliorccs “‘0 warriors “98'9" 0“
no r Q g on dates at l‘ntas Tribe
yesterday. ’0‘". of which were on the walk, and are rehearsing continually
that their work may be excellent
wore rccelvcd last night at Cockonoo
and things are 0 ultra boom.
mance at Music Hall on Tuesday oven-
iill 1111111 111111
Cockanos Tribe by the
Dkenuck Tribe
There was a large number or Red
ho chief's degree on ten candidates
ford Those who tame expecting to
upheld
he reputation of the Stratford team.
csrcc itr many hunting grounds in
A neat and at-
Next Tuesday owning the ml'eo
nos Tribe in to confer
several candi-
in South Nor-
Six applications for membership
Arrangements far the benefit perfoc
inn. February 14th, when "The Girlvof
the Goldcn West" will be given. were
completed. and the tickets for tho at-
fair wcrc given to the members.
IBIS AIIIRI
WI HAVE MIIAH
NEW BUSINESS.
Tlmo Limit ursrrfiasotunom,
Etc, Will Expire Next
Thursday
111111111111: 11111 1111
‘l’lliiiill'illli iliiliillli
00 Int Want Governor Baldwin
to Appoint liaw Ian
HARTFORD. Jan 28 «The General
Assembly in its three dnys session.
out work will receive probably an the
business which prospectively in to
come below it The time limit tor the
receipt oi‘ new business will be next
Thursday. Anticipation: are that mem-
bers ,w.ili go to tho capitol iond‘cd down
with bills. resolves otc.1inclnding
scores of measures which are dupli-
(Continued On Fifth Page.)
”CM“ IIVImIImIata on into pa I.
tool. 28 canto: a ttmaa.
unit additional word. 1 cont ’0' "lumen.
TO LET.
To LITo-A FLAT 01-" t mums. MW
and floor. I Wi-It tit; I li- -room house on
Putnam Avr- Johu F. ”ablation in at
TD LITv HOUSE. ii‘AiilPlElJ) AVE.
corner t‘onnnctlcnt Au». six rooms and
H. both: clcctrtc lights“ licrll its. In-
ulrc or ultimo Baton. Dnrluii.
cl.‘ .2553. i211 it
To LIT» titular-.11 trams 1111111111,
in Normlk. south and Ernst Nurwnlli
Roma in suit all noun-rs. from to to “ii
[10" month Barn. tnauuinciory. itotol.
count“. laud. tools. tannin. lnborcrti itay-
mom! Bros. 52 ii 3t
to LITn-rllui an on 151.14 311.. 11m
rooma. with Imprnvcrmniu. pour out
Avo. inquire J. It inyion a t‘..o or J
a. hawrnnoo iii? :11
fidT—«M‘AM‘MENT Oil“ 1" vs:
comm. rat noor' rent 112111131. 6
Van Zandt tin. ts’aat Nuroalit.
Texan Makes All insinultlli: ‘
IIIIIIIIS IIIIE IIIAI, III:
PAYNE-A 1 I
11 till 11
mark and the Depress ,
from Connaciicui ls Around
SAYS II All Alli
Exciting Debate When soot W
tatwive Hill. of (‘ounncticuh
the defense of the Payne Aldrich
law on the floor- or the House ‘1‘
day afternoon. He was arc
action unexpectedly. but. whom.
an Democrat began to make lull
in: remarks about the "ropudtn _
of the tariff law by the anion It tho
last election and predicting I "cl ,
sweep" before another two years roll
around. Mr. Hill member of the VIII:
and means committee that helped
trsme the bill. could not remain at
Hill iI Around.
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believe that in the term used by 1
gentleman from Texas " Mr. an
gun. "i would like to say a word,»
two in regard to the Payne thrill
First i will reply to the quoatliil)
the gentleman from New York I.
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