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3 COMMENTS on POLITICAL SITUATION as:
I GLEANIII) FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
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:oomtnittee, of which Repmcmtwlve
Henry is a member, have not been an
busy as some otheca. but the prospect
I . ‘ia that with the pmposed investin-
tlon‘oz, the matted thinning than.
, tand the proposed mnendmenu of them
potent lawmmde neceesavy by the re? ‘ * ' ’
v ' ‘ ‘ cent aupreme court dentition in that 5* m I I
I minieogrtiph once, these comatose] 1'
,lwill be kept busy enough tor m,
. «at
time to come.
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Reported as Dom” Val“! 600d. Representative Reilly has been'MIay“
V on the post onlcea committee. He and
WON 0n the various Commd- [his friend “Would-ho" Represenmtly‘e
{003,Mr.m"88lng Especial- ‘Raymond Jodoin. have also been 0er
I cooled at times ornarcoun‘t‘ ot the com-
Iy Busy mlttoe on eloctiona' consideration of
the thlllln‘lllglillfi contest. ’
Representative Hill's speech on the
BUNERESSMAN "ll-[’8 wool hill attractor! much attention.
I Mr. Hill lectured the Democrats for
-I ‘ playing that and loose with the influx;-
VALUABlE KNHWLEBBE tries oi the country, for political pun’
macs. He was closely .followed by thoi
liop'uhllcun members. who applauded:
IS Throughly Familiar wm‘ Lllfll his rigorous remarks with frequency.‘
{ Nolmdy exports clihcr oi' the wool bills
'ber and Wool Schedules to become law Aasurcdly the Rupiah-I
lit-ans can not accept the Democratic
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.' . i is expected to he called up by unmi»
Imoua consent and passed by the
BUNNEBI'CUI ‘ House, peIlIIIps in a. few days. ”I‘
The merchant marine and patent
‘ ' hill or vice verso gone at the went»
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\‘tASillAGION, ApIIl ...v-(onnt.c'ti ern “mu! .mrowe ‘ any that’t‘he 18 001“!
Exitfi‘i’iifiiilill iiit‘“ifi"ii..”;‘; 213,115 8 "mm“ m“ W“ “T“ "W“
milieu work is concerned. Senator ed. by ”W ltopublit‘an M" “I not 8““;
M leau‘s activitir' on the ‘0 m , ammun- protcrtlre. l‘hey are laying
onC turret ll'LL‘il‘H'fli‘l-‘Ulls :Inll tcltomgottft: WNW.” have this ”m. raised to uni
Lion of game and on census and labor films m the Senate. :
have been evident for ‘mm titm ‘ t ' it is intimated that Mr. Hill will ro-I
Thor hhvo tan-ma]. l T l j‘ _ ‘; pan. ply to Mr. Reilly‘s attack'ln the lluu'ao‘
- _ ' 5 , ”In" 1mm 1“ the Friday. Mr. Hill's friends say in- haul
mimt‘t‘o strrtlstlos lnil, \Ivmm MI" M“: never made any set‘rot O! tlw i'ilcl thatv
Loan ant')l"[P(l from the census com< '
Intitteu. Haring tho coming \l’t't'k the
mnnnittno on lahor is expel-ted to
report the eight-hour trill in some form,
or at least dl'SI‘URO of tho ultatsuw olu‘
way or the other. chot'al momhcral
of the committee favor the moueurc
find it amend-ell wisely it is believed
I). majority of the committee will vote
mire-port “- V . fore the ways and means conuulttee
. t is not dw.n_>terl In the committee act-oral years ago “my “ring out in
:Sattginatsgztetllm rm" :1": Inaunll’aclur- liOI‘taut information. It is declared
:97 ‘0 90““ r-‘ can ’9' run that Ihnro is no crimoin having money
on an alight-hour achcdule. in the invested in any industry.
(In-re of some nzIrtII-IIlar operutlone it. “_ Holden. ot“ Hartford and New
ouch as dyeing khaki, making coating York has he“, 'hm‘t' warm“ the that
l ’ o - v I 7‘ ‘ ‘
um! some otheI opemliou which llltl) . dmI m. ”w, to inquire Into the gmtus
happen not to b“ completed M “‘0 end In“ tariff legislation. He learned that
0.x 3“ eight-hour “I.” h 1“ admitted thvrv is practically no chanccl’OI'auch
that the pending bill ‘5 perhaps 1“" inclination being enacted at this aes-
pmctlcable. .It is also thought that “in" of Congress:
WWW" shouldhe 99“"“m-‘l‘ it" “Wk, it is announced that It hearing will
are: flight hours daily if they wish to
”under certain circumstances. it is
authoritatively stated that over toll in charge ”r Connecticut river and
finu‘tacturers in Connecticut ‘“""‘"m harbor improvement. on the proposi-
affecmd in tho hill as contractors‘ tlon that The Chapel street dmwbridge
“or subcontractors tor the government. in New Haven he kept closed during
V Seunwr‘arandozee ‘5 rmnmlttee of the nlg.ht~t’|llw. as requested by the
inter-oceanic ('tllnll “PM its first how‘- New Haven authorities, who have pro.
ting this “vision the other dart A seulcd data us prove that it has cost
InaII-ufucturo it in polntctl out that
from that experience he has gained
much ol‘ tin~ information on the tariff
which he hurt given Congress the bene-
tit of for some years past. The fact]
that Mr. Hill was once in the lumberi
industry enabled him to cmasaxnmlno
wilucsaeu on the number schedule be-
he given at New l-laron, April 4, he-
torc Captain Waldron, englnem otllcer
«"ntunher of uthcr hearings 'wlll follow them 314 ct: more each time. the draw
and In due “urge.“ 1”“ “1" be "9‘ is opened at night. that amount hointt
ported by Chairman lirandegee prn- represented by the salary paid watch
ruling for canal tolls, operation of the men.
canal, and government oi the Canal“ ”Mm... ...... ._
Zone. Mr. Bratw'egce‘e work on the --"My, child was burned tom"!
ivitldlciary committee during this 885- about the face, neck-and cheat. Jon I
‘ mien has covered numerous nmasuren' piled Dr. Thomas“ Eclectric'olh The
find nominations. _|.paln ceased and the child sunk lnton
Representative Hill's work' on the restful alecp."——Mrl, Nancy It. Blur -
r ‘ways and means committee requires son, Hamburg, N. Y. ' ,
‘ no eomimeut.Thechuhilcnn eubatltute' ‘ "““""" ””"M
.I'Itwool revision hill ha his workmanship, PART OF THE PEOPLE.
‘He has 3130 had a hand in vigorously: 1“ his Portland. speech ‘5“ week
uploading all the other tariff measures Mr.=~,Roosoveit said that President.
deported this session. ‘His committee" ’l‘al‘Wn-opoaea an 3 substitute ‘0' W9”
reported the bill, which rccontiy “131'" government "that ”we should
Missed the Home with. the help or hereafter act on the theory that there
the votes of all the Connecticut reprw' to a government of the people. for the
eentatlvos, except Mr. Henry. 'who wae‘ people, it.“ a. representative PM! (0"
absent, designed to tax tite- white chuIn) ot the people." Well. what clue
'i’hOSlIlIorus match industry out at ext' does Theodore Roosevelt believe tat
Istence. Many Connecticut peoplolare People are always and alwayl Inuit
interested in this mature—«not all or be governed by “pan of the pimple?"
them in favor of it.» Belem lone Mr.' "Hill in the majority. To be In”;
Bill. will. doubtless, participate in the‘ Roosevelt and hi! clique "0 Infill!"
I. consideration and action“ part the tree‘the majority when‘it dick“! “MM
' ImOker‘biH. for the bo t of (Agar. them. But all he may!!!” I45“, M...
I miter. all over t‘hecountryI [ by sov’ernmont by tho ”at?“ I
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