Lions!) 1870
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Middletow ’3 Mayor ‘Presents
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ell a Measure Which
tie Bellows illeels Need
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Large iiuniher oi Speakers and
Numerous Questions in Order
HARTFORD. Feb. 17.~Agsln the
house chamber was tilled yesterday at-
mrt‘ioon' with men interested in tests-
lation along the lines oi an employers'
liability act or a worklnsmen’s cem-
pensat on low. The labor men were
out in strength and most oi the after’
soon was red up to them. Sol Bol-
theimer. oiqthe Hartford C. 1.. LL. led
by introducing Mayor‘li‘isher oi Mid-
dletown. w‘ 0 spoke it» that body.
Mr. Solthoil er iirst gave his ideas on
the measures. taking issue with Presi-
dent Donahue oi‘ the state F. of l... by
saying that. ‘abrogatlori oi the fellow
servant in was not sutilclent. What
was want i was employers‘ liability.
an automatic compensation act and
(Continued (in fifth Page.)
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«Whit BEST LAID. 15¢ LB.
Good'bald. 12c lb. L. .ioselofl's.
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Tellslielhbers oi horwslliforce -
Whetliie Expectant Thais
word}. ll‘t
walk. call u. 1' ' e Norwailt
Police lien rims '. last evening. and
all the still ers and the pstrolmeu and
the specials were arrayed before him
in the emu oil climber, in Wall street.
rte. “v.3 W‘WW’W: * miiied
plans on thematic ob; ‘ .city.
which lie-l inkswill‘best . lot (or
the city‘s hill-“the delusions. it is oi
cant! ‘MI I s." .t epo co to
petro cult“ ouflilmmcte, but
literals completely cover all their
boats in he (more; whether it has
been the clusters in the past or not.
“There tiers no {life lsid'down tor
the depitrlment inisjrritiiis. the chair
simply helps informal. and. in keeplns
with the bepinui'n ,0! Mayor Finite.
son's ad inlstrst up; There were
many, whispered riamom about .ths
town ~~C0dill,\‘ regsflll , the meeting,
about things that ere done that
would not appear tb the public. but
Mayor Ft nexsn insisted that the talk
who a truly lniorttididne.
-8TOP' LOOK!
Leas Spring hanih. 12%: lb.
Lamb (hops. 12 o lb.
Roast il‘ol'ii, tic b.
Veal Ciltlet. lilo lit.
Mayor n. at Nor-
NEW roait Messier.
in Washington at.
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sun an automotive won out.
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Lady, F-l rs Alas truer Cobweb
- ‘al in Their s i.
There l a his attendance last
or q I Mystic (shat hall in Wash-
. l stlsstior therolcallsndoob-
- - .. ll ‘oi liar oi Columbia Circle.
Cost , no of the Perennial even-
: .
"hem . members answered to their
Mild! the roll was called sad
about t . . is were. present tor the
social. .. washanciaa sud ro
and everybody spent a
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assooisrso Phlll'bitvu shots ‘ALL unrest! Grits fleets, or A sss'cnti. msa AND voun own ”their”. ‘
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send ill! "It”?
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scorn comm»;
ultimo
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Consulting-Engineer Not Yet Se-
cured and Contrast Will Not
Be Given but Soon
The Washington street bridge cou-
gstructlon‘ committee held a meeting
last evening in the town court room!
in Well street, at which time nothin:
‘0! any importance was done. The
'memhers oi the committee were all
there except William Moran. and al-
though they discussed matters for
some time. there was no definite ac-
tion token upon any part oi the mat-
ter of the bids. nor of the selection oi
an engineer.
There is llitle hope that anything.
will be done for some time and the
contract will not be awarded soon. in
lprlce the lowest bidder 'on the work
was the F. R. Long Company. of Hack-
ensaclt. N. J. Their figure is 0167..
000. plus $12,000 tor the construction
of the tempOrsrybridae to 'be used
during the building of the permanent
one. The Fred T..148.l' Company. whose
hid includes both the construction of
the permanent structure and the tem-
porary bridge. has estimated the cost
at “95.000. Others oi the bids have
greatly exceeded these figures, .but the
price is not the only part oi the mob
ter to be considered. it might not be
beat to accept , the lowest bid.
for the work and the plans. might not
be as good as another at a higher cost.
This matter will take some time to dog
cide and the consulting engineer. to
be secured by the committee to so or»
or the plans with engineer (2. N. Wood.
will in all possibility be able to give
deiinlte information upon this phase
of the question.
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--A REMINDER.
"Pleasant Friday Evening" tonight.
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But County commissioners lie-
tuned to Issue Licenses in
Two Other Cases
The results oi the recent hearings
held by the County Commissioners
[shows that Patrick ilermody. of 425
Howard avenue. Shelton. was granted
a license. although there was some to
nuance against it. The commie
closers yesterdarhe ruled down several
decisione.. -.. . ~ ,
A large petition was circulated to
remonstrated attains: the granting ot a
license to Harry iL-Jennlnzs. oi South-
port to open a saloon in the old Mo
thodlst church. and it was successful.
as the commissioners reinsed to grant
him a license.
The hearing onithe application in!
Joeph Lipstts tor a license on Spring
street. Falriield. was held at the
town hall and larsely attended. There
was quite some rcmonstrsnce against
it and the commissioners refused to
grant him a licenses
George W. Bogardus. of South Nor-
wplk. was granted a transfer license
by the commissioners after a lengthy
hearing. lie applied for a license trans-
fer from 55 lo 37 Railroad avenue.
which was vigorously opposed by
Judge .1. .i. Walsh. oi Not-walk. on be-
hnli oi the remortstrpots.
Judge Walsh raised a point oi law
during the hearing claiming that so-
oordlng in the change in law in no»
the commissioners had no risht to
transier a license from one place to
another. its said that the law was
tor the lessening oi the number oi ss-
loons. and while it. was all right to re
new a license in the place. a transfer
to another piece was practically the
some as aranun: a license to s new
place. He quoted a decision by Judas
Robert Wheeler and also the Supreme
court.
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tiers .i mime iim seem
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m ironic. see. 17.4mm ior
Freak .1. Gardner. the, (arisen. to
at on a' timer
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gator. who‘s's tri "Millet! ,
"30 IN I I!” ‘MW
day into a spirited attack on. the a:
r. .roumeew
were. «some k' '
Miller M
court OM01: todei’.
bsittgi‘rismhnirom the Fourth district." he
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5 sun in
Senator Donovan Raised it When
the Matter of Endorsing Sul-
Iow‘ay‘ Bill . Come Up
in n ilillllllli ill
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Letter lied Voted Against Pss~
‘ seas of Pension iieesure
iiss'rroito. rob. 17.~The senate
Yesterday concurred with the House
in passing a memorial to Congress in
layer oi passage of the Holloway pen.
sion hills. ‘
Senator Donovan made a ion light
against such action. claiming t at it
we. no part oi the duty oi the lentils-
iure to take any position onmenures
bdioro the federal Congress. and to
bring in this matter was simply-a poli-
tical move. its also said that bringing
in the resolution on reciprocity was oi
the some character. senator Judson
said that he did not think it out oi
place to memorialise Count-ens. ‘Wben
the question came on presence! the
rsolution in concurrence with the
House. under suspension or the rules.
Senator Donovan raised s point that
as there was no ruieto be suspended
the motion to suspend could not be en-
tertsined.
pleat-Gov. Blahesloe ruled that the
polutwss not well taken.
"Show me the rule which you one
pend." .said- senator Donovan. ~
The lieutenant-governor said: "The
senator knows that it has been the
custom tor both House and Senate to
suspend rules to set immediate pas-
sage ci a measure."
Senator Donovan rose with a volume
on parliamentary practice in his hand.
based on English practice. and started
to read from it. y
The chair held that it was not neces-
sary to state any rule. and held that
t e point was not well. . -
,Thsn followed a lir 3: exchange at
opinions. dutieswhich Bantu Dom
van questioned thumps”; at tile
choir and.was ruled out ohonlcr. Lab
at. Senator Donovan was on his feet to
srsue..and Senator Judsoednterpesed
thht in court it. was not customary to
argue a ruling.
Senator Donovan said that Conarese-
man Hill had voted against the Shilo-
wsy bill. “it we pass this memorial
it will bea vote 0! censure on our cons
ad to.
‘Bcnator Pistt said he opposed pas-
sage. as be thouaht the Holloway bill
was unfair. ..
Senator Judson read item the bill lb
self. saying it was intended to beneilt
the old soldiers.
Several senators took part in the
discussion and the memorial was pass-
ed id to 11.
Film reports irom the committee on
banks concerninx bonds to he issued
by the City at Waterbury; allowing a
change in the premium rate in the is-
sues authorised by the last session.
were passed and sent to the “ones
without delay.
Resolutions incorporating the Shel.
ton Trust and bank Comlmn)‘ and the
Home Bank and Trust Company were
passed. ,
The nmaiudor oi the senate session
was taken up with minor matters.
~WARBANTID loos, 20c not.
L. Joseloii‘s. iii No. Main St. -
outstation e? .
some a lll'l'llIli'l’
87’. PWMBUM. Fob. 11.--'rhe
Noyce Vremys in discussing today the
announced purposooi Russia to stake
a military. demonstration is ill prov-
ince in Chinese 'i‘uriiestan. describes
the note presented at Minf by Hints
tor liomovits as summit indium. as
it does not specify the term within
which thins must comply with the
demands at It. Mutton.
ell‘he paper adds. bottom. that ii the
tibiae» nor-romantic to set bsiorb
ihd taboo atom t the Whiti-
tinetsm will it ~ ' ._
undernth‘; wow so;
gush filt- ‘ iti-
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traits in the isttsrdi
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Norwalk Chapter. tbsushtors oi the
Americlh Revoluttol met ‘ yesterday
afternoon withglira‘fi-llh Got-ham, at
her home in iliast avenue. at which
thus the ioliowina dslsaptbs and alter-
nates were chosen to represent the
Norwslk_Chaptsr at the Continental
Conn-est: j l
Mrs. Christian swam. indicator
iiystt. titles Lins'Ootch. Mrs. G. B.
Hilton. Miss Elisabeth “itsymond and
Mrs. A. W. Mei-win. ' ~ . .
‘ Miss Mary MoCauslsnd - sans Very
streetlya darity sons. the. words oi,
which were written it! Km. Oscar An-
derson. and the music by Prof. Alex. 8.
Gibson. - ‘ ,
The Pier. MW. Oil , ”pastor oi the
Easthventie Hath . _ roburcb. gave
an interesttns . address' 'on "An ,.Un-
known Hero of the I" utlon." who
developed to~beCoiongh , homes bier-
rell. a braveppatrltic guy oilcer. bon-
ooed and beloved by , «illusion. and
who mister my hm- a sucoeasiul
minister oi the;
trout an origin -
in honor of lira.
the Chapter."thsre .
when the hostess. .
tallied most bospl
presided over the tea.
~IPINACH. 'GELIIV. APPLIO.
Kale. sweets. A milling. l... Joseiod's.
illiliiis no
it Bill
VWrsetlce ln'
new nevus. litre—condemn-
lna the use of s. ' drinking cup
as one oi the worthwhile oi the local
schools. Supflinm: '“ _ Fran, it it.
Beetle. oi the- New Haven public
schools rests-day liaise that t e re
mo 2"] '1 " " v ”to
do away «honoree the diseases
now continent’s!“ school children.
The superintendent stated that (or
the last ten years school authorities
have waged war sasinst the cup on
an evil and it is now gradually loin;
out at calcium. from the possibillu
ties oi carrying diseases are great was
evidencud by Mr. Bcede‘s statement
which points out how some 300 pupils
drink out oi the same cup in many
of the local schools at the present
time.
The installation ~oi drinking ioun-
tains explained the superintendent.
has been the sublect oi much superl-
grest number of fountains needed to
replace the unsanitary drinking on
new in use necessitates not on!
careiul mnsidorstlon oi the uire
meats oi modern irom mechsn cicai
detects. The iountains now installed
In the larger and newer schools are
declared by the superintendent to be
oi a due type which makes the spread-
lna oi diseases almost impossible.
"There is danger in the drink-
to; cup." said hir. needs. “A drinking
cup used by 300 pupils, is a serious
matter and there us all sorts oi pos-
slbiiltles for little and disease. it is
true that diseases-in our institutions
are conveyor! by the cup and the re-
moval oi it will help to do away with
many oi them."
it dispatch was received irom tiart~
tend announcins the banishment at
on.
y a:
losses rim attire
In
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wait old .,
it t mi
ment and study [or several years. The up
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Judge A. is. Shiim‘way Denies
latitude Set Aside the
moment ‘oi some
The motionmerddde the verdict
icooo sweat Louis A. monster; in
Connecticut Senator Will Not tailor of Jsmes n. Moltiernan. or use.
' ' , w l administrator oi the some oi
Bay Whether HO '8 For. ozgffiupfmsn hilt “fill: agnlghg
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Bl‘ Again“ ii glint? The awtilrd 0308.000 weapons at
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oi Reports and Documents '
WASHINGTON. Feb. ii.--'i'be Con-
necticut senators are aware of the so
lieu of the Connecticut legislature on
Canadian reciprocity. Senator Bran-
desee last night declined to define his
attitude on reciprocity. When asked
whether he would appear toi- or.
amidst the bill he replied: .
“1 announced a year or more ago,
that i would not tell how i would vet/s
on any pending measure of public in:
penance. l «snot brook that rule
now. i must decline to answer your
question.”
Senator Brandem. llite other meme
hen oi the Connecticut deientiou. has
received a tow protests easiest the bill
irorn Connecticut farmers. but other-
wise. he said some days ago, he saw
no evidence that the state was. es-
pecially interested in the subject. By
persons who are studying the Bensid
in connection with the reolprooity bill
Mr. Brendenee is counted among thou
farming in They may be mistaken;
however.
Senator Bullieley could not be
reached on the reciprocity matter.
but he is regarded as bold] op-
posed to the bill.
Representative illli saw President
Tait yesterday in connection with the
reciprocity bill. Mr. Hill did not feel
at liberty to discuss what transpired
at the coniereuoe. He said. however.
that ii the Beasts one do the bill ms-
terially. by striking t tree tlah for
instance. the treaty will be killed.
_ ”The fisheries dilution lies been a
bone or contention between Canada
andthsuniteo , “rim!“
titty." said)“. i! l.’ "it would do no
. ‘ to shut Canadian fish, out of our
‘ Canada would not accept
limit!" without tree dab. in my
Judlment" ‘ ‘
Senator Branden» has been urged
in stand tor appointment as one of
the two Senate members of the com-
mission authorissd in the Weeks for-
estry bill. but he declined with thanks.
upon the ground that he is too busy
to give proper attention to the work
of the commission. Be and ‘Otbers .
have aaroed upon Senator has. of
Vennont. too- the New England mem-
oi the commission. Senator Over-
msn, or North» Carolina. is slated for
appointment from the Appalachian to
son. Representative Weeks declines
to be considered for the commission.
Senator Builteley seems determined
that his successor shall enjoy none or
his perquisites. Every senator receives
a quota oi many thousands or reports
and other documents. which are very
Valuable and interesting. it is usual
ior retiring session to leave a con.
siderable balsam to the credit oi their
successors. but such is not to be the
case with senator Buliteley. scoordlnat
to. mport. He and his secretary.are
cam In distributing as many docs
meats as possible among their irisnds.
it is said. so that when in. stolen
comes in be may and the slate clean,
and the well dry tor the time betas.
The assets oondrmed the seminar
mt Vanilla“! street. .
m Maneuvers or course; ~
”rho riorwsih Yacht Club has re
a cruise nest summer with j ,
but...” "till.“ ' watt-r ‘
s a . _ .
disc ‘ ti ‘ lathe
core 1.. it. A] isst‘ntsht.
rsierred to.br. Alien tor not a
«prams» as yacht Mensa own-
ghy m use is” Kes-
lite
we 1 Enemies
m M , must-e
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tell an imitation to participate lg
solidsllver
m e ‘ i ‘
oi Nswioansan. was as exhibition. ‘ s
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'“'b& '8'“? .Vfltl‘p 3
the largest ever given by a Estrdeld
county Jury tor a death by accident.
The motion to set aside the verdict
was srzued several weeks ago. Judsev
Shumwsy denied the incident-eaten
day. The appeal may be taken to‘the
supreme court. . ‘
Motion is Withdrawn. , ‘
The defendant's motion to. set aside
V. ilcCann.
al in the case oi ~
administrator. “slough ,‘lfluire.
hicb was down on the I ' rt. dbndar
or arsumentyeaterdsy. has been with-
drawn.
erteute flotsam.
Choice Native howls. 1d and We
Ducks. 16 and 300 lb.
Roasting Chickens. 22c lb.
Loin oi Pork, lee-lb.
pm climl" lisprtms' we lie to
begs nude it n . ‘ .
Spring Lamb Chops.» lie lb.
Small. lean. Fresh Hams. is: lb.
Best lamb. stow. 6c lb.
VH3. IRW',‘ 1“, 1b.
Veal Chops. 166. lb. ‘
Br’eskiast Bacou.'16cib.
Pure Lard input-slid lb.
Prime Rib nonstrlzlfi and lie lb.
Shoulder Break. the lb.
been Tot Roastfldc lb.
Calves' Liter. latte lb.
stander entir-
Illiil WIITI"
There has ml some comment be-
cause the dsh dealers or the town are
not altering Westport smelt to their
customers even when some at them
make the request. There is a reason,
as a well known advertiser on”. for
this lack upon the part oi the den
men. and it‘ll not lack oi enterprise
either. .
Westport harbor. where the choice-
Jll. smelt along. the sound are taken.
There are live net ownersrtbere, but.
received a' permit to Ian. ' taiu
dherman. and be has been in
win; his nets becsuae‘tbe river is
still tilled with too. it is time tor the
smelt to run, but solar all the captain
can observe. and he has been watchinx
there has not been anysixn oi the
smelt in the river "and’even ii there
had been he could not brina his not
into play on account oi~tlte ice. _
A reporter learned last» niaht that
there mlsbt. be some of the deb out in
the deeper water, but he could not not
at. them. and until the river clears or
too it will be impossible to work the
not there even it the tub come. The
captain is on the watch and he expects
to catch the nrst smelt which pokes
his nose into the river sitar the ice
breaks up.
That is the reason why the West-
port smelt are not found at the usual
place and may not be iound ior some
days.
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.lloreouaste‘rs unuine an. Lamb. to.
rush Pork to roast. tic.
insurances
A
It. 12 to 16¢.
Armour Star Hams. i'Ie.
“checklist”. 15c. .
‘ Best. Bacon. 30c.
oi the jury who brought in a verdict oi _.
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the verdict at 81.800. diora new trb,
so tar only one of these owner! has '
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