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SCHOOL SHOES
Our lines are now coniplete
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Educator’s
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Boston
School , Shoes
Orolax
J. P. S.
These are the best known of
our Children’s Shoes. And ev-
ery pair-guaranteed.
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on the latest “Robbie" last. at
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lira. Henpeoque~Were you going
the lifeguard saved you!
‘ «one 1111mm
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31$? our-‘0 treks stun. toil from the my more every wesit. tor ,.
You will be satisfied 12 you:
send for Will. when. 36 Fort at.,i
East Norwsllt. because he has '
his business in a very line way.
He pays to lb for ram. best“
prices hit rubbers. .111st and,
leather bells. lie elves you s.
1duplloete bill to sstlsfy you. ’
send postal or tel 411. He is.
taking orders out at town. it
you let him know‘shsad or time.
Governor Baldwin Objects to Any
boom in the thaw oi lie
moving the commissioner
rooming the appropriation bill for the
highway oommiasiou‘era’ ethos. which
BUY ,, _
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Herahfieid & Son Co.
Tel. 2% 122 Water at.
rmlssioner could not be removed except
after hearing before a Judse of the su-
perior court. '
The message is as follows:
To the Honorable House of Represent-
111m:
1 return herewith. without my ap-
proval. Houae Bill No. 90. being an act
concerning the highway commissioner.
and mailing an appropriation for we
pensea of the highway commissioner.
_for the two years ending September
330 1913. 1
My objections to the bill are contin-
ed to sections 3 i and ii
i Firet--Undor the present law the
WE’RE warrme FOR You
governor can remove any commission
or for cause. utter due notice and hear
ing. These sections are dosiirned to
transfer this power of removal in the
case of one of the commissioners. and
one only. to a judge of the superior
court.
Such legislation directly contravenes
the general inuxlm of political science
that. the head of the executive depart-
ment of any state or nation. who is
responsible for the faithful execution
of the law, should have the right to
remove all inferior executive officials.
whom. after due notice and hearing.
be may deem incompetent or unfit to
participittc in their execution. This
applies to public government the prin-
cipnl of the rulo’of common law and
and we it 3w“ you 1‘ cheerful greeting common cause in primtc ult'alra that a
when 1011 came Special chance to
catch things on the lly tonal
inducev
1principal tnn always discharge nu
merits in new Full line of Clothing uncut with whosetondiut he is disast-
that should appeal to lour purse.- Thc lulled.
long and short of it. \1hi‘c we' re to:'
b alllul t sin our own raises wit
nahrnss and“... benuty.vwe'd much constitution is vested with the
The nowrnor of Connectllut by the
“su-
lather 1ou'd collie in mid and the preme executive potter. and lb chars.
notes that spell Economy for yourself
Gettlieb’s
$7 8: $10
11 NOW"; MAIN IT.
ed “to take tale that the lane be
faithfully executed." There is strong
ground tor the position that this gives
him an absolute power. which no atm-
ute can take away. to remove any exe
cutive omcer whom he commissions
whether appointed with or without the
consent or the senate. It is settled
that the president of the United States
:1 on the door at congress:
'L dently the intention of the constitu-
. tion that the ill-at magistrate should be
:~ responsible for the executive depart-
17 nostril sum or.
Home-made Ice Cream
Push Made Peanut urlttie—
-—Pesnut Dark-Chocolate co- '.
. Lemon
Cakes.
' Special to
, attention given
' ddnceu and entertainments.
Peanut clusters—Jailed Peanuts ..
. make the officers who are to aid him
donuts—Molasses Cocosnutsa "
Cocoanut __ Cocosnut . sponaibie to him he is now responsible
'f to the country."
has such a power under federal legislw
lion. When this lenielatlon was ensc-
tioa ot the United flutes government.
James Madison thus argued the matter
"it Is evi-
merit. So far. therefore. as we do so
in the duties of that department re-
Again: "is there no denser thst the
: edit-er. when he is appointed by the
‘ concurrence of the senate.
and has
‘friends in that body, may choose rath-
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MULLER MILL8 IMPLOYE
INJURED
”do”.
(inc of the employee of the Muller
Gloria Mills, of Winnipuuk, caught his
arm in a machine, yesterday and lao~
Dr. B. H.
Huntington was called and dressed the
wound utter which the man resumed
aerated the shin somewhat.
hie work.
"Wha's dat on m. sail?"
“Any question you like."
The child studied the door a mo-
' own for the third time, John. when meat. then. with the poiiiost of smiles
she inquired: "Bally. am you‘ momma
Its. Heapecque (renoflully) wNo, weiii"-iiivaryhody's Magazine
Cy dear; it was the thirtesnihiwilixt
Money wall invested-ecu Advertise-
ment in The Isntlnai.
or to risk his establishment on the fa-
vor of that branch than real it on the
discharge of his duties to the suits-
fsction oi the executive branch. which
is constitutionally authorised to in-
spect and control his conduct. And it
it should happen that the oiiicers con-
nect iheaeivea with the senate. they
may mutually support each other. and
that the puvrcrs oi povernmsni shsii
be divided into three distinct depart‘
merits. and eech oi them.oonilned to
Those
which have legislative to one: these
and
aiseparaie hissistrncy. to wit:
which are executive to another:
those which are judicial to another."
i .But whether void because unearned
tuttonsi or not these sections clearly
purport to center on s. judicial oilcsr
11 function which It is highly endemic
last a iodlslst odlosr should
his
ever be called upon to exercise. '
AWN”) political government;
"111in preserved. it may not i
HARTFORD. Sept. 19.-- Gorernor 1
Baldwin today sent in a veto messue
was amended so that the highway com-‘
ted. at the time of the first organisa-
for want of efficiency. reduce the pow-
?era of the president to more vapflr.‘
The supremacy of the judiciary is
withip the sphere the cornerstone of
hill? liiloIor’ssitshrthsillilisr'liury1hrj
,r because it. is so tsrsusmse. the prior
' 1 m limits or its sphere mutt fl tilte-
open
Iy he issue a instills! oi appeal to pe-
ermine whether a mm from cities 11
so fieltutivo «so.» was warranted“ was new hellish was raised; highs. .
with: prassah ' '
ESDAY. SIAM“. an. 1'91: . “
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by the fillets and law raises s judicial!
question. but here it is not a case of
appeal. The governor isto toluene no '
decision we to iemovsl.'1‘hst duty
an imposed in the am lustsn‘ee on s ‘
ijudse oi the superior court ‘
i candor regard this is s, legiti~
mate function on judicial odiuer. Rs- ‘
'moved from oiiiée is an set properly
belonsiux in the ilrst instance tothe
functions of a. political department. it
is apt to give rise to ill-fooling. It is
nonwuars LEADING
DRY GOODS sroae
3 and 5 Genetic Building
.1noltwult. noun.
easy to ascribe it to prejudice.
Occasions for melting such criti-
cisms of 11' judicial Mlllltl’tltte should
always be avoided. “The judiciary
should be kept tree from all entangle
meats in political questions in concern. .
in; the affairs of the executive depart~
merit. Particularly is this so where an
ottlclal act is concerned which is trov-
erned by the absolute discrétion of a
single man. it is to he hoped. and it in
‘ to be expected that in this state a ques-
tion as to the removal of a public of-
iicer will seldom be one an to which.
on the part of reasonable and disin-
terested men. exercising a diepuhion‘
ate judgment. there could be but one
answer. But it will ultimately be a
matter of opinion to he formed after
a considering or conflicting views. The
official removed will seldom be antle-
llod with the result. and it would be
strange if some of hill friends did not
attractive.
i
The FirSt Showing of F all Fashions .
Tailored Suits. Separate Coats, and 'Separate Skirts
All the Latest Ideas are arriving daily. and are most
A New and very complete display of Dainty Silk Underskirts
‘ ' in Black and many charming shades of color
It
$3.00 to $10.00
view it in the. same way.
if removed by n superior executive
oilicer. the not can he defended in the
manner in which disputed public quell
_ tions are generally discussed. A judge
' on the contrary, after giving his decl-
aion. cannot with propriety. take part
in such it dllt‘llfiilliiil of its merits. lie
ought not to be placed in a position
which would invite it.
'f‘hird. These sections have never
been considered in committee . but
were inacrtcd up a “rider" in on air
propriution bill nvowciily for thc pur-
pose of protecting one particular cite-
cutirc otilcini 'lrom responsibility to
the supreme executive power. He is
an Official whose term of oilicc has
expired. and he ciaimu to hold 0161‘ be-
r ailee no successor has been appointed,
two nominationa of s succcseor having
been sent in and rejected by the son-
are. Why should he be, [motor] as Sun»
roSnnci ili'ii'ileitetl front all accounta-
bility when every other commissioner
the extremeet type? is the only state
omcial who annually epcntill millions;
of the public mom-.1 to be also the
only one immune. imin the liability to
removal attaching to such olilciulsf
generally? if ..
Several complayla have come to me
during my term of once. charging the
present hisheay commissioner with
lncompentency sud misconduct. i’ PM". “‘4- 30““ "WWII.“
have not as yet thouxht any at them’ , fi .
were such as to require me to institute Waterbury nmds the armory very
proceedings under the statute which much.
this bill seeks to part. to repeal, lint ii,‘ The house adhered to previous ac-
bercatter. charges of this nsuuu are lion in rejecting the workingmen's
made. which should learn to me. or compensation bill. This little the mea-
to my succeesornin oillce. in call for surethroush disagreement. Mr. Chan.
such proceedings. ought 1M lnvesttxn- dler wanted the house to recede and
til u at those charac- to he transferred concur with the senate in passlu it.
to the judicial department and the re but he use voted down.
suit of lunch I Judicial iquuiry be made The bill concerning oyster fisheries
binding upon the executive depurr- in Darlen. Btsmlord and Greenwich
mom i mlabi not be satisfied that the was sent to the next session in con-
tacts ascertained ’hnd reported by .1 currence. There was adherence in
1|!le 0! the superior court in such favor of a state tax. Disagreement
I Proceedinl "N Illi-‘Il II to Ill-lily prevents a state tax being laid for the
me in doemlns Ii proper to order the next two yours. The house also ad-
remoral of the commimlnfl Ind lot tiered on a hill tor a trolley road from
this bill. it enacted. would in such Bhellon to Bridgeport. There was a
case require me to remove him. m’lk' reltlaal to appoint unoficonial‘ence
SPECIAL FOR
WEDNESDAY
litter. 25c
Homer S. Beers 81 Co.
1
22 W: WASHINGTON 57.. BO. NOR.
as WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOR.
13 MAIN OT" NORWALK .
v—A
All Opportunity
to set 11 new Groom house. oiled
floors, all modern improvements.
uesr trolley and center. for only
$2500; terms; immediate poem
sion. Farm. 8 acres. good thrown
house. barn. poultry houses. fruit;
2 Hi miles out. Will sell or ex-
change tor home in town.
Call, write or‘plione
D. S. HULL
Room 'I, Haviland Iloek
in: me in this the more passive agent committee. The emf hill 'u
of tho Mae’- discmlonlrs will. on indefinitely postponed. s w s the bill
(I30 OIIIBI‘ hand. If IIIG {‘CII ropm“ I by cunmrnin' the IOXIIIQD 0' IBCIII‘IHQI.
the loose did not sum to mo 1-: can The bill which passed the senate tor
for I removal. but did seem to tho scone rorthe Toachors' Annuity Guild“
povernor to cell tor it. these sermons w” mjected.
would require the removal by the gov- m... a“...
noctlout RIi’ei‘ Company by a vote of
97 to it. the. governor's veto hatwitla»
nannies. this alteration. The dehsts
on the messagefwss a lively one, its
proscenium pinnei'wiudhm. Maor-
ted that "01000.net! Min spent in lob '
by fees on this manure. its claimed
11111 bin politicians hardwoods and
Demoorsts. hall been sound is the
lobbyist they shares 10100 each for
their services. ’
201i the dam or monitors of the
house had been swept clean today‘s»!
tiles and other mother. This hill which
pause the roasts appropriating no,
oi the council was to set 111 the real
facts in the dilution. . . l
lions doubt still remains as to the
past twenty days.
mosseotsdsdtisdosnhsmd
thathwasmm asst-«third g;
votewaa necessary contravene! «surname»
uwumemmmmhm .
H. Krieger& co.
it should prove of [real interest to.
in layer or «past oi twenty-six votes. the isdies of the Norwsiils who eon-
»Varioua discrepancies were found template attending the one” and
in the edictst returns as compared Whist Party tor the oceanic! the Dis~
with the tabulations compiled by the honest-y of the historic James resi-
secntary oi state's omen. The letter deuce. Thursdsy afternoon to ltnow
indicated 11 msiority for repeal of no. that very handsome wot—ll bass are to
Governor Planted. who presided at be the swords for the hishsst scores
the insulin! yesterday assured those Because of the cold weather the house
who were peasant that this only desire will be properly heated.
Hrs 11‘. 1'. nomination. of Crescent
corrections of the natures sud dovet- ‘i'emoe. eater-tuned tour tableau!
ear Pistols! dammed that city and whtst isst overlies in honor at her
term clot-its would leave an opportu. truest Miss hails Bruce ornament
titty to with corrections Attila! the The party was an enjoyable one. The
. prise winners in order were firs ill.
The total retool minister» ashes llama, Hrs. Ii. G. Mil, Hist Bella
tossed» mm nachos,» one. «a up. Fiery ‘ ‘
‘ Wand relieves so when so
dial hour.
29-31 West Washington Street
Open a
with us this tail on our
Easy Cremt' ‘ System
We have placed on sale for a
few days our stock of Fall Jackets
for Ladies and Misses, Covert Cloth
Jackets $2.98 and $3.98
Black Broad Cloth Coats, also
Seizes and Cheviot three quarter
lengths also, a great many 26 inch-
es long as low as $3.98. All are
lined with guaranteed satin lining.
WE INVITE EVERYBODY to
open a charge account We are
going to increase our charge list by
one thousand homes this fall. Try
it.
Fancy Vest
jinn adds style enough to your
suit to piston it in the top notch
of fashion. We have all the
newest shades in ourduroya. act
cortisol: pleats. mercerlsed. cum-
si‘s hair and itanneis.
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Norwalk Chronicler