SooruNonwALK
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nmee;leoldon, Editor and
Proprietor
0NDAY. APRIL 10. 19::
I‘NIATURE AL’MANAC FOR
TOMORROW
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SOCIETY NOT ICES
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_ MABONIO DIRECTORY
A Stated Convacathu of Blitlel‘
til-pt", n. A. M.. will be held at its
amt. April 11th. 1911, at 8 o’Clock p.
Annual election of officers.
Fraternnlly yours,
ROQKIIT M. WlLCOX, Seo‘y.
MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR-
ERS' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee President
lce-‘preslden Charles]. M dgeon
Frank W. adley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
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‘ NEIGHBOR lN NLW DRESS.
,. The South l\or\lnlk turning talen-
' 100180 did not wait, for liiusirt' to chine.
font in Its new spring drossa With
the new press which it this vory re-
oently instullod ii IIlIf'l' boon onto to
improve its appearance l-ollsidornhly.
f and doesn't “(It‘d to take second place
tool our in: :r The double line hood-
inn is a hit unheard and. perhaps for
that reason uloue. eeoma etrongok—
[ilridusport inventing; Post. ,
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"One often hears coniphtinn," ms
the Hartford lel'hmt “against the
‘lnxnry' uhown by the puiulnlss and one
of automobiles. It its worth attention
timi in Detroit. alone them are 40,000
workers who get their living melting
zliltoluobiics.
stop this indulgence they would silt:-
and in throwing this army of men
out oi their john. and undermining the
\rrl'iurs of auroral hundred thousand
And this object lesson i-i init-
ru from only one among the runny eit-
petiole."
i~ u and townn where lulluuiohlle Inuk-
llu; Klives olupioyinont to thonunndsm
i'iitliiil: nitogether between 400,000
null litlddldo persons.
. wkmum
girl in Maine, two years
old. or her
t’riuuill do for her-wot boring lo'ur liv-
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luloys the distinction-
ing grout. urnndnmtheru. 'I‘lto Kenne~
ill-u .loul‘nnl. which publishen the turf.
piles mums, dutee and all the partic-
ulors of un extremely rare it not. a
wholly unique situation.
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spite oi labor troubles, the
amount of‘ contracts for new buildings
in New England. thus for this your,
tire nonrly equal to those of the cor-
rrrzpoudlng period of lust your. it
marked increase having been made
within the past few weeks.
III
M the grttntblors could,
H. “two
it was a erlme.-blew York Amerlonn.
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Alter Willlnlnutlc note the normal
school dormitory and tho armory the
city uhould next turn its intention to—
ward n Carnegie library. a museum
and n soldiers” uloouu‘lent. ~~~~~ \V‘illimun-
tic Journal.
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it certainly would he uwiul it‘ the
Democratic. honorees deem-ted the
price on? the present Texas“ “innuen-
vet's" from Mr. 'l‘ul’l’s next, yerlr‘s pay.
mlclhnutown Demorrai.
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It. is sold the fruition truest is about
(to require men to wunr n veivnt ruff
hi the bottom of their trousers. Our
prspurntiono are complete for it
fine article of mourning on this propo~
uliion.~~ Houston Post.
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Why should not bridged bu. Mill. and
maintained by, tho state. the some no
- highways? Are they not it part of the
highway syuiom‘! And it highways
are for free use, why rhnrgo tell for
crossing any port of them, an over a
bridge'I-w Anuonlu Sentinel.
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if thiugu become more hunted nt
Hartford Governor iillldwln may feel
rompt‘lled to null out the mllitlu.»~
New Maren Palladium.
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Criticism of tho department in New
York is nlwnys more or loan active
under any ndmlniutrailon, but it has
boon n number of were eiuoe there
wore apparently BIIL‘Il notorious
grounds upon width to base It. — lion-
ton Transcript.
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it is predicted that the special sell-
sien of Congress will run for info the
month of Amulet. This will lioness!»
into ll terrific bill ior mineral water; ..
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Goalie License “‘"Enpiileors and
Pralllhitingihe Employment ;
of Children Under 16 i
The committee on labor gave a hour.
int; in the Senate chamber in the L'upi 3
tot lust wenll. on several measures the
most time being devoted to the first. '
blil which provides for the licensing of
obttlonut‘y engineers. 'l he hill won in-
troduetd by {representative King. of
East; Hartford, and provides for tho
appointment of an examiner in chief
with an oiliee in the Capitol and it set!
ary of $1.500 n your. llo uhnll uppolnh
an examiner in each of the congress.
lonnl districts of tho etate before
whom engineers shall appear for ex-
nmlnatiour. Persons running on eugino‘
under twenty-five horsepower are not:
liable to oxnmlnntion nor nre those
running locomotives ol engines in agri-
cultural puruuito and an engineer who
has been in the employ of the name
employer for three your» or more shall 0
be licensed without uxsminntion. The
"route foo in $2 and is to be yenrly.‘
but. renewals are Si ent'h - I.
The bill was explained a some length
hr Henry Vultdorburgh, of East Hurt
ford who sold that in roses are require
ed in seven stolen and twenty-four ci-
tles in the Union. He said that the atn-i
tionnry engineers' association of the
state favored the hill and that the lquI
had worked wull in other states.
it was also hupportuli by William lil'
‘aod its support in- ihut qunrter would
fall if the fluentlone were mode in in»
or of iotomoiius and form engines.
George W Klttt, of Neil ilrituin. up
poured in apparition tor the brick mun.
laotnrore end thriller opposition wus
made by oar—mayor l-‘urnsworih, of
New Haven by W J. Lurhln for Wu-
tjrhury Manufacturers nuiollutlon, by
Brewster Green it: r the lithium IOI'I
Mnuuiul iureis and by ll.3t-nr« Donnelly,
'or New Britain, for the Uonnelly [Milli ll
company. i
The next bill inkerfup prohibited the
entploylnenl of children under it; yearn
of age in factories on certain epooilled
machinery such ills saws, wood working
machines, power pres we. pic-herb in
textile mills, certain pnpcr making me-
chinery and in the manufacture of ex-
ploldvos und in distillation. Mayor W11?
lurd (3. Fisher, of Middleton-n. began
‘the advocacy of tlu- hill but had not:
none for before he was told by Mr.
Gross that the lnilnufnttull rs were not
opposed to it in in: present form. E.
Kent. ilubbnrd, of Middletown, seemed
it hit anxious us to the mutter of pick.
ers in cotton mills but was evidently
re armored by the other manufultnrorll.
All of them seemed to agree that the
emplosment of children under 16 was
not to their mete.
Miss Mary (3. Welles, oi' Newlngton.
speaking for the Consumers' imagine,
floored the hill She had with her an
exhibit which was nor placed in evi-
deuce but which was a day about 12
yours old who had lost a forefinger re«
iceutly while at work in a factory of J.
H. Riley of llnnllllry for the C. L. U.
of that city. also went on record in la-
vor of the bill. . i
The hull bill defining and penalizing
blackllntiug, was discussed in a pretty
St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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“Pittsburg has contributed 880 0th)
to foreign missions.” She nuturnllv
80” of mean that attempt to scrape symmthlzes with other: who all in
the willtemlsh from Senator Lorimer. dm‘knefis,«Rochester ltemorrot and
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
t‘roweil of Winston, who felt that the:lnfornntl manner as another hearing
employment of men as engineers . will be given upon it. Mr. Chandler, of
should be safeguarded in view of tho;ihe committee. said he had drafted it
resonnlblllty of their duties and it Was us a result of becoming urqiwlnted
also announced that iwontydive or thir- ; with a man who was it victim of Mark»
by engineers were present. in behalf of ' listing. Mr. Chandler expressed him
"New York Telegraph.
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’l‘l o frightful catastrophe which
cost one hundred and fifty lives in n
(‘hronlcle
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Another boy killed in Boston by an
unto. Boston rerognlzeu that tiltl unto
the hill. lull strongly opposed 'o blacklistinn
(Ilmrlou W. lrosll. representing the ‘ on the one hand and the Secondary
Mnnnfnotllrera‘ “ambition. opposed‘hoycoti on the other. Mr. Grass (I034
the hill saying that It belonged to the lentailed the matter with him contending
, . tnwrrlng "fireproof" modern loft ill a neceusity. but it still doubts committee on nubile health and sniety‘thnt the existing binoklistlng low ii
to iml’ “I in" evening “film‘s I“ “1” building in the helm of New York “bother the \lttltn in.ml\'orulrh [tulle and could (mi) N. 3013(th “9 M! 9! Iaduqnnte End the hoarlns WI" be "333'
nectirut tor presenting it good, clean on i): tut-day, was not a more accident. tin. erriso of the pollen power of the state signed. l
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