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Entered ut the So in Norwelk “Pelt-office
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BRIOIII III
Fourteen CiIize‘ns Present at
fileetinglloie to Kill, itPossiIIie
the. Latest Measure
WlNI IO0IIIII'IIIIPIIII
III III III J08I SHIRE
No State Appropriation is Pru-
vltied For inhew Bill
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¢ total of fonI teen voters assembled
I ‘a IIte ’l‘owu iinil, last night, and held
n all; Iadjoutncd “anhingdon street
ibrldgoimo'etlng. The session lasted
about ten minutes. but (lining that‘
suuuumuiuunuu
" IIIIIUIIS III SPIIIIIIIWIIDII
Mrs. WillianIIKovacs and Stephen
Sabo Disappeared from Their
Homes on Sunday »
Springwood had another sonaationol
elopemont, Sunday night, when Staph»
en Sebo, formerly the proprietor of the
notations coffee house at the corner
of lacxlngton and Ely
Mrs. Rosie Korean, wife of William
Keynes, toolt a train for somewhere,
presumably New York city. Up to the
time/Mrs. Kovaceuud her pnramour
were missing, it one not generally
known that he bud been paying ntlen:
[ions to her and Mr. IKovecn, when he
diarovered his wife among the minu-
ing, yestcrdny morning. could not rook
ize for sumo time that she had proven
unfaithful to him.
To still more complicate ntirttere. it
developed, this morning. thug hire.
[Snbo cloned with on unknown pnrly
only recently, leaving her spouse in
the lurch. Apparently, he onught the
lover and decided, to enjoy It taste of
real society life and Ilupilcntcd the
trick.
This (lane of liungiulnn people are
,: on n firm business bnsle end in I; pay-
” time a Ieaolullon has passed stronglr I “m WI‘) comtnunlcntirc us to details
opposing the soculicd Illdson bflflgeIQI doings uiihiu their own luuet Iirclo.
I)III.‘QNI1ICII is favored by the judicinryI I In“ “A“ Ii‘m“ “‘0 BONMI‘H llfll'l OI
committee of the legislatuie, and
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IuIIun.nnnnI
linulurunuui
hangout-rm inlet-tallied“
Auguet28 '
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STRATFORD, Aug. 8.—~’l‘hc annual
reunion of the 17th Regiment, Connec-
ticut volunteers will be held in Strut-
ford. Monday, August 28, the score»
tary of the dissociation J ilenri Bloke-
mum, of this town, hating sent out:
over :ltlu lnvitntionn to the enrtiviug
members to be present. The meeting
will be held in the Cuphcux club
moms and the men- will be entertain
ed tit lunch in Orange Hull, which le'
on the floor above the club rooms.
The Sirntioid ilouid of ’l‘Indo ex
landed on Invitation to the executive;
IIouId of the regiment In meet ”1th
your in Strntford and it one mmpt
oil it is expcttod flint Iiboill lllll ihcm
hers will uttend this reunion reunion
iiiunguri IInd Inc Ioputod to be the
“lid cIoment in their own country and
bring to these shares the some pro-
cepts. ‘-
it in reported that both Mrs Korea
and her pnrumout have chlldtcn int
Hungnry, where they are. being edit
cotedualthough this could not he verb
fled. hit-e. Koncs returned to Hon
gory about four years no. and after
visiting titer citing Mic to the United
fgi. WWI“-
and although they claim to he Catho~'
lies, the.\' have nutter attended any
church services since coming here.
Rev. Stephen F. Chernltnkr was in-
terviewed by a reporter. this mornlnz.
and woke of no uncertain terms of the:
character and mantle of this clue ot‘
IInn/mile, whom, no said, come from
Maouthern Hungary. “The) are on nude
nimble elomeiitfi' said Rev. Father
It‘hernltzky, “ and the resort which
ISebo kept on the corner of Lexington
Innd Ely avenuemne a brooding place
I for Hunxatiun rascals.
ito think that Hnngnrlnnn must hate a
place “here thoy can get food and
I‘dtink ultoi midnight The nilllittt‘ltltln
should never allow a iiununtiun roe
*tnuruut, to keep upon nit-II midnight.
i do not know wiint tho t‘fll‘llIIlIUllR at
Ithe plnro nrc now since the no“ man-
‘. system and to the city for street light
iDIPT. STEVENS FINDS
“inertial-um church- pinion peoplel
the WM of ”I” “W“‘M‘H “I'm“ 5" II“ ' nKCll’lttllI toolt bold but under Subo'e
nwuy lhilt ii oili he imitlirfillllfl furIownms-hlp the but we dieiogurded
lhciu l0 ll" turnout M"- “WWW” and liquor hold III IIll bouts of the
eluted thin the iniltuliond he sent (Hill I “mm mm morninu. 'i‘iwuo l“ ”1,1,. drink
in Miami llllll l‘l'lmlllll “”9 "NI““d ‘0 tum from lea cupu nud uiiould be do
point all met the United Stilton
The «condition that llllii boon up
poinlrtl bv the ilontd ol‘ ’iiuilo to
provide the onlollnlnmonl conulntu of
.i. It. iliukciuan, I'hnlrmnn F, ii".
illnkomnn, illIIIrlou ll. Welles. it). it;
llourn, Willium Moruhouue. \'.‘i H.
.firawi'ord. it}. W. l'ot'lt, (‘lnyion K
lliniienlco.
mullet Mm. tl,
iloiinon, Mrs. ll‘runlt i‘nttoreun, Mre.
William ii. Brluinl, Mini-i 8Illllo ll.
Wollu null Mien Winnie Todd. Thin
committee will meet ’i'ueadny evening
in Grunge ilull to perfect the urrunucv
motile. ’
Any nuuitunrn which in Izivon title
F. JOIIIIHDII. hire. ii. 'i‘.
umnmllluu by lilo people of tlio IQWII‘
will he nuprorlntcd.
STEAM“ BllllllllIll
DFE KELLV’B ISLAND
TOLEDO. 0.. Aug. tl.-A ulcunicr
'Wnu rehortoii burning IIII‘ itollur‘u in-
lund funny. A llfotinving crew was
sent to the rescue»
.Ah «~a.m m
A “THIRD LAWN PARTY
I The tneetllut oi‘ the Winnipuuk lie
IIIIlIiichtIIIIh lent night. resulted in the
voting or that organization to ngnlu,
for the third time, Join the Winnl~
Intuit Social Club i nrrungiua for mu
other town pnrly‘ to he held in the nenr
‘tuiure. Committees horn been on.
_ painted and nan. likely that there will
he it joint-committee meeting on the
affair Thursday night one two or)»
‘vieua dimension hare wreunited in the
third utietnpt,
1'
The following lndlcn. will‘
, liter mild Inn Would reenter. .
Iporlod from thin country. They are
Ingnlnet low and onto! and hnto no
moral convictions.“ in exceptional to
find our of these people who lire will
;ing to abide by the law. "
it in opt known what Mr. Kovni-n
will do. Some ray that he is all hrok
Ion up own the limit. while oiliore
oinlm lhnt be In making preparation»
to roll out his offootn and return to
Hungary with his children.
TAILDmDVEIlil
' ripete ovrnvm
HARTFORD, Ant-i. ti.~~t‘ln motion or
itoprouoiilutivc I’llttk. of Htrutiord, the
hill npproprlutltiiz H.000 tor 'i‘uylor'u
ioulnlulive unnrrnir, which pureed
bulb bounce. wun vetoed by (30"0l‘ilfli
lliildwin. unti reminded the nodule over
the veto. wue taken from the table. In
the bound lotlu‘y. and pended 11-! to It.
lleprommlntivo Donnell. of Center
hurt, told this woe II lulu hill and he
believed it ubould pane. lie oritlcieod
“the general urinenioly for pueeinp the
New mutton’hnrnar appropriation and
purchasing lead pencils Worth only
five centre the down. "The big things,"
he sold. “slide through without tiny
trouble, but the little matters hoop lltl
bully."
The roll cull vote won taken on the
resolution. at
t»
M
then.“ can JUMPER IMPncvao
ntII.,....I:ronr. Aug. affairs. Helen
Connor. who jumped item it moving
trolley our realetdoy. was much liar
proton today and the hospital jihplllltla
IIIII I II"-
III III lPiR
IIIIIIIIIIY
South Norwalk lIiunloipal “Eleni-
uvenueu, and .
rio'Workefil'reperes a New
Schedule of liaise
Imriunsnuutnnu
uuunuituuwuii
Reduction Promises'lo Attract
Coneideraiiie Attention
Another evidence tbnt the South
Norwnlk Municipul Lighting pinnt lu‘I
lug proposition was the announcement
mode int-It ereulnu. ut the meeting of
the South Norwalh iionrd of Council
men, thnt number reduction of priced.
to the cmieumore of the commercial
lug would be forthcoming in Novem-
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DID DVSTEII SET
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Captain William 1 Stevens. ot flora -
nylonr he! found a. not on his critter
grounds are brought some apooiniene
to The Sentinel onion. yesterday, to
show the results. Some ot the set is
'fnirir well developed and eubetsntlnte
tho eiory printed in those coiumnef
last week which was scouted at by
local 0y stormed Captain "the. “' as his
friends call him, in no authority an
these matters. as is well known, and it
he says there is a set, that it ueuaiir
enough.
it would appear from the reports
from Captain Stereos and those from
I evening filled the canal in the upper
known. who was captured In Rnilroad
lwater by bit. Toothiil.
the big planters to the real that theI
II I“ ”MEDIUM Ienetllng year will be a honest for the
oyetcrmen Kyldencee of an tinnituailyI
large not are overywhete in ovldeucel
unit the, hinntora am busy with star:
and keeping the uludge off their hello;
i-rout now on until catching time, tlio‘
scneon “ill be rather dull although the!
bouts are kept consiunlly nt unrk pit»
aorvlnx the precious not and tultlinl
log the oysters.
iiEllElIAl. etnixt
TilliEATEllS llAILllDADB
CHICAGO, Aug. 8.--'l‘hat Ibo rail»
roadu'of the yc‘eet are thtontoned with
a general strike in indicated I“ male
meme of Milton kruttuohmitt, vice
president of the Union Pnrifio and Bow
thorn Purine roadie. According to his
etatemoniu. the unionii have presented
tieuinitde thut would menu an addition
oi burden of ”nonunion n your to the
wcutcrn rallroudu
Employee» of the railroad phone, in‘
chilling lIlucltelnlthiI. our wurkorn, iron
mouldoru. mnchluletu, pntluru million
urc unid to burn prououiotl dementia
culling for u strict onlorremont of the
CIRIil‘Illllll‘ tiny, equloynionl. of union
fermion oxrluuivoir, vurioue ohnuxoe
in nothing conditiouu and more Day.
it it sold time for the mode hove
armed informing the men their do.
“will“! would not he frunlod.
"'i‘ho railroads lli‘o puylnnlo top‘
unteh wagon now. nuld Mr Krurt
achmitt "until the domandu that have
boon made are Imruueohuhlo. ' 1 Mr
merely xtieealug when; any. the plane .
the union» bore momma out would
menu an Additional burden oi $60,000.
000 it your to the mode. but It ie'cer-
lulu the Iiiltlitlonnl expound would be
large.”
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ICHEGKINGI’OOLL WORM RAVAGES.
LAHDRE. BriIleh lutlltt, Aug. 8:“
The reenter of the boil Worm tire so
undeserved in Jililjulluihnt unleuit
can be speedily checked the ballot is
expressed that there may be little or
no cotton drop In the proriuoe tutti
86880“.
"iltuutb of nanometre thorough in; m t
. ole Saturday om
Unknown Intoxleat Panhandler
succeeds In Granting Through
Bars of Cilit
There Were three rules in the South
Norwaik side of the Romain Town
Court, thin morning. it was expected
that there would be {our prisoners, but
one or them ner‘vllly eeoapod sometime
between 7 and 8 ocioo’k title morning.
The three directs made early in the
part 0! the station boueeiuud the un.
avenue on u cherries of panhandling
wen placed in No. 1 cell. in the bane
merit. it happens that. one of tho burs
ln‘front in broken, but It; would tnkc
a pretty email man to aunoom through.
However, the panhandler accomplish-
ed the trick. turbo woeitnleslng when
the time for his trial Mme. Officer
John ’i‘ooihili was probably the last
one to ace. him. no at about 1'230I
o'clock the mun wnu given a drink or
I
John Fox while intimidated. zit-Joni
to sleep 0n the front porch of DanlelI
nunusinu I .
unsnnsui
Supreme Court Decide Against
Edith if. Gambler, Who Asked
for Separation
IR EHI.BR
Ilifliilli
IIIII
Contract for Cliff and Daiiey
Street Work Awarded to T. F.
Foley 8: Company
suntrnninnmru.
wwnnlutninui
Some Sewer and Drain‘ag! Con:
ditinns Are in Bali Shape
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At the rogulut monthly business If at u“. [imp ehe 13 said to have
meeting of the South Norti‘aik bouldsougnt II i‘econcllntlon she was con-
ol councilmen. which has held loot Iducting herself with another man in
evening. a communication was rocoitn the manner testified to by some wil-
‘NEW YORK; Aug. 8.—»Edith Russell
Iiamblcr, the former Atlanta society
girl, the "illusions bride,” loses her
suit for a separation, and the writ
she prayed for goon lnetend to Edward
V. Gambler, her husband, a New York
bunk 'cnshicr. according to a decision
handed down by the supreme court
yesterday. Biimbier's unit for ennui»
. intent of the marriage IS on the fail
calendar (OI juty trial
Justine Pcndloton who wrote the
decision iinde hits Gauthier was {Iot
titlllortcd by her husband, within the
inclining of the low, because tbe‘de-
eeriion was justifiable. Mrs. Gum-
bier's effort at reconciliation, the
court finds, could net be accepted in
good faith.
"‘9 E"Iliuoer Instructed test
Night to Prepare Estimates As
Quickly As Possible
WlIIII IIIIIIIIIIIISIOIIIII3
ARI I0II0ISIIM 0f $10,000 a
Many Extensions to the Present
System to be Made Shortly
At a meeting of the Nomalk city-
oouncil held last evening in‘tho cont»
oil chamber in Wall street; it was vol:-
ed that the city engineer begin at.
once to prepare estimates on the sec~ [ '
9-“ ”I’m In" board 9’ “WWW“ com Ineneee. the court holds that her of-
Itions to be paved in the near future.
I
flog“): boardiflg hnum m Day Street Inllfislflfioffi. tlofll't‘lflg ”"3 ”051d “I ”lei (””15 could (mil hi1“: ”(fen Intendedi'under the bond Isgue recent“ passed
Everytime Fox moved his about-l would
rrnah up against the front door. and
oil the other hazardous were kept awakeI
until. Fox was rotted away. Judge
Tammany lined him 35am] costs, hut':
he could not pay. I
George Morris, II
Rowayton men
who wee arrcuted n month ago, he
came drunk attain Inst night. and was
found in North Main otrootl
lined CS and route
Jmeph White on: intoxicated in
He was
All the arrests we made by Gainer
John Smith. and all the men were tak-
en to Bridgeport. this morning, to
make u visit with Sheriff William Vull
mar whiloworlting out their lines And
caste.
P0 IIIIMIIII.
HAVIT00IIIS 7
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Ill0 lIOWIl
No More Politics to be Permitted
iu the South Nut-walk Depart
ment, it is Stated
0IIIIIIIIS IIIIIIIIIIR
7 IOSI I’IIIIIII BIIIS
‘i’lfi ‘ Wt!“ E “Million. Q? 1,“! Surfiot'tl
Herman Blockei. who live on
. e walling a: be we. painfully hurt.
Ito both the boy and hire. Benita.
comtuienioneru‘ denim to reduce the for pin-"0399 m lillgn‘tlon !
rules for consumers and for street "it “(mid be impossible to recon
lighting The matter was wandered the such conditions with n belief IhatI
she entertained a feeling of ions for;
Iher huahund 0! was niliing to live
Iwith him," the decision reads.
m Io‘LEn OVER I it was testified at the trial, which
‘hnd several senantlonal features, that
B' “I ‘UT0.0B|LEE hire. Gambler was often seen in the
'compnm of ”an unknOWn man.’ The
BRIDGEPORT, Aux 8—-When W-al learn any; “this was scarcely in ac
tor. the 12-year-old Ion ot- up. uid Mn Icord with the customary propriety for
I‘ married woman." On the other
“Gill" llMM o! It Chit-held irons} filed; "tho decision aisles, Qnmbier
on at It. so oclock Sunday nttemoonI‘Iored the phalanx! married her with
lit the Fox street corner, to pay a mu' every intention of doing his duty by
to hit uncle and «aunt. Mr. and Mrs. her wiIh less consideration and had
ihatI elderntion kindness and attention.
street he was hit and hon led over MI I "it in poueible if ho had treated
an automobile driven by Mrs. Elmore her with less conidemtlon and had
8. Stoke. of Fairlield Thé boy not up: been more selfish it would have been
better for her and both of them " the
hire. Sinks stopped her machinoIdecleion continues.
threw up her hands. and for a time the , The couple were married here on
Dnlmnsers on the trolley car did not“ April 30. 1910. The alleged desertion
know who was the worst sufferer Mb. I occurred on Aug. 10, of the same year.
Bonito beached her automobile. lifted;
ti: M h i It! to the machine and
“initially; lfy anboy named Broiler-I" “atla'ous FRENZY
ICE" I" TM“ 8003")!
icit who live. on Morehouee eirocl.l
drove to Dr John C Lynch 5 office on
Martin avenue
The boy one examined by the dociorI TORRINGTOV. Amt 8.—-in a relilr
and found him to be suffering intdIllJUfi frenzy Benjamin Reed aged 71
bruises on the left leg and urm, but no learn W100 attempted to commit sni-
bones wgrp broken. This was It mner‘trldo at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon on
’i‘heIthe lawn of the residence of Mrs.
doctor and Mn, Benita took the “pallet-ah Cnlklns, lliuneon avenue, but;
home and explained matters. Incither attempt proved succcsaful. endi
litre. Books will try to keep the i the man to now in cuetpdy uninjured“
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matter from her husband.
Benito who in prosecuting attorney for
the criminal common pleas court for
up aha wont bye utnndlnu car on the
right eke was violation n city traffic Il‘aIklua house
low. or couture. should it come to the
attention of tho Judiro he would horof;
to tell Aeeiutnnl Prouerutini: Atiornol '
Judxoinwaitlng an oxaiuinntion into his not»
ity. Rood belonged to a new religious
cult. and attempted hie rush act. fol-
lowing u prayel meeting held at Mrs I
Newton I. Hurt woe lender of the
meeting. which won being held on the
giving the city the right. to bond itself
to the amount of $100, 000, for all kinds
of ntutetia1,tb.tt the would could be‘
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Immninnuilti~
I00 .0IIIIOI I’llIlIlIlIIS
Hail Been Replied in the Senate
Over an Unfavorable hilarity
Report, Cut House Vote Wes
1313060
HARTFORD. Aug. 8.-~The bill com
earning direct primaries and homing-
tion of candidates by Instructed dole.
gated In convention which weed the
senate over an unfavorable majority
report of the judiciary committee.
was rejected in the house 131 to 60. ‘
House under" Banks opened theolo-
bate by moving acceptanceof the ma-
lorlty report and rejection of the
bill. Representative Tingier, of Van-
non. said he believed in the’ direct }4
primary eyetem because it gIVeB everf"
man a' chance to express himself rela-
tive to oleotloneering. “it is harder,"
be said, "to carry a primary than t
caucus if too make good nomin-
tionn the election in It certainly. We(
should pass Iliia bill "
lllr Hutchinson of Essex. thought
the present low a farce.
in his Iownln his term many Republi-
cans are on the Democratic list and
vice-term He would vote for any
new different than the present one.
Said Mr. inndon. of Old Baybrook:
"if a man voice
lunu Addroeeee had been made. and
Men WM“ ”0“ Woolly, 8!")an William A lituldou. of me (all) court. lIimnu had been ennui. end the meeting
iluureend Due DeyDiianIIMontli
That, l’olléo Comnllnulonor Thomne
ii. Corny lo determined that the South
Norwulk police: department shall be;
purged of polllirn. hide your, wuu ovl~
dourod oi the meeting of tile mayor.
rohnniesiuuor null policemen, which
was held, youterdtt)’ afternoon, lit the
police elutinu, when llomtnluuionor
thinly luld down tholnw to Patrolman
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iDIl renters All!
LiIIIoIIuttu III III: lliLE
ALEXANDRIA Enrol, Aug awn.
bout ovnrionded with nether who wore
on their why to attend a fair tit ileu-
suk, toundered in theelvlie. Nearly loll
persons Were drowned. I. Thirtyustx
bodies bud been renowned today. I
MUSIC ATI THKICOUNTHY GLUI.
During the month oi August there
will he muslin at the Merv/elk Country
Club, on Wedneitinr and sounder ow
tidings. Minor hey therewliisbe’iuoia
to afternoon and evening. « hurled the,
.
Whore duty It Imuid lie to noun» war I
rent: for offenders of that kind of drlv I
inn, which min within one city lixnlInI
Mr Mutation doe. not lntend lo millwI
a complaint.
mum Witt err
DAMAGED Fllllfl CITVI
’l‘browtnxpnl‘ere of the (‘ltl ofI
South \‘orwulli will not intimated:
damages from the city All It roeuit of
a decision of Judge finger of the nu;
parlor court handed down poutertinym
The lucky otter are Elie .i. For, Frank
N. Ferris and Harriet A. Raymond
They ware not «tinned with the em-
ouut of damper awarded them when
changes Word mode.iu Elm (trove
street. South Norweik and carried the;
matter to the courts.
John W. Bunion wins uppolnted by
the court on at committee to hour orb
dunes and be awarded folio .i. For,
$120.20, Freak Isl. .r‘errte. $1.100. and
tiurrlet A hormone, $680 “The eml
detourrlid and naked that a jury be
allotted to: recetlmnte the detention.
Judge (Inger reroute the committee It
report tied denied the motion for .3
laser. ’ .
l
wnu liiut breaking up witch Rood emit I
ed to loudly denounce hire. Cnlkine in?
It voice homo all oter the neighbor-
hood. Mr Hurt alerted to romonetrale
with him when euddeniv Reed drew n
.32 rnlibre revolver, purchased Sutur I
dirty in Winetud, it won inter dlecovor
ed nun fired in the direction of hieI
ltoutl. The bullet merely primed hle‘,
llo5b.
Millilllini u net-end nltompl Road was
about to pull the trigger when iIlII
bond was pushed upward by Alonzo:
t‘ulltlno and lichen Noni”. In, non of”
ll’oiloe (‘nptnln Newlii. wreuohod the
weapon from the frontier! men‘s green.
The ntfeircreuted I: grant. unsuited
It is thought that the new religion bud
preyod upon Roed'e mind until he be-
rmtie insane.
It on; still/ed flint Road would the
hold until an examination could be;
mode In phyeloinnn Into his mental
condition. .
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concerto tibial coNVEN't'ION.
neuron. Aug. 8.~A public welcome
our extended in Fennell Hull today to
the visiting delegatet‘to the National
Convention at the independent Benet»
elem and Protective Order of one
Negro). .Tlillt’tllltly afternoon more
will be It etreet parade. The centred.
till be It emanation. filed uneven.
aide himself. "
. "Oh no. l'm not crazy.“ lnterleotoll *
Mr. liutrhiunon
"i ii vote upelnut this bill root I ant!
brunch." Mr lmndon said in closing.
Repreuontnlivo Chandler, of Rocky
Hill, woe opposed to the majority rer-
i.p0rt Ito enid he had an amendment.
to offer which mould strengthen tho
week points of the bill. The lnltlntivc
and referendum in not a wise erratum,”
he sold The diret't primnry ISM
not dcntrov ropionen-tutlve unrorm
ment. The ultert primary in *cnlculnn
ted to preuorvo nud coneerio that sort
rnf‘tnent
on” previous unontion ’wnu ordered
on motion of llr. Mo on. of Water»
towu, end on motiono hit. Dunn oi!
Windham. the vote one by roll call.
. Before this vole wan token Mr. Benita
euld: ‘I‘l dill not no umbitiouu poilth
rum like the gentleman from Rocky
Hill Itlheudler.) in spite of his warn:
lug about the hill 1 nn‘i not. ufrnld of it.
the town meeting. if you until tho
bill it. meant that the. poiltloel potter
for this law he in be- 7.
He said that ‘
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