COMMENTS ON POLIT
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ySenator Brantlegee Accepts
Action ot the House in Out
A Down of 5500
iii] tilt not it
it t. downtown
Recommendation of Speaker
Scott Has to Go Through
Department ot iuetice
WASHINGTON, I). 0.. April 0.- w'i‘he
solar-t oi Sidney id. ilawley. of Fair.
. Connotticut, is to be raised to $2,500,
and not to $3.000, its desired by Elena-
tor Brnndegce. who appointed him.
The senate has agreed to the
"tatcfullv yielding to the JudgtnoutA
mime.
33500.
Taft 3 Signature Needed
Only the signature of the prosidonll
is ncodcd to make the bill a
doll that will be attnchcd in due timolltund.
in this case it is‘ nothing ~mnruAstntcg permit the ahooting into
The marshal nowAilpt'lng hoops those ducks up in Con-i
iuet: ticut "
on but taking in tho. whole num
The nomination at Fred A Scott. Am" of birds. ““31””! SWAN” Mi"
Loan
‘00."
than it formality.
rot-cites $2,000 a \Pitl
Red Tape Holds Up Scott
at Plymouth to be Unitctl States at
tourney for Connect ltlll unrecommeud1mm“-
Autivancc
rat by Senators McLuau and Brando
i508. has not been sent to the senate
:by the president.
The recommendations tuuat go
through the. department of justice lie-g
tore reaching the White Hounc not
the red tape that. is necessary in
thought to be holding it up.
General Wickerslhnm, too, has
' - VIway, and that has caused .1 delay
As Senator Brnndogoc is on the
senate judiciary committee. which
»must pass on the nomination before
‘ it isacted upon by tho 'scnato. there.
will probably no no delay in roniirm-
A log the, appointment am" it ranches
the senate.
Debate Over Game Birds. .
Details of it warm colloquy be-
" tween Senator McLean and E. Hart
(leer-Vol: the (lame Commission or
1 Connecticut. during the recent hearing
ghefore- Senator McLean’s committee on
Protest reservations and protection of
”some on the. bill to protect. migratory
birds. have just «become public through
the publication of the hearing in
mmphiet form.
There was a decided difference of
:-.ohilriou he to the number of some
birds that delight aporlumon in Con
inerticut and whether or not game
..birdg are on the increase the
state.
“Connecticut has: niwnys stood first
and foremost in matters of some
protection." Mr. (leer MBA“.
"Stile
- opinion." Senator McLean roman-lied
On Deer.
t
boen .
in
"A few deer: that in about the only
come." remarked Mr. (leer. WEI-It ii“
it
way only a joke ‘a few yemr m V
libera‘ted ill
.« on. state‘ol' Connecticut and I View ,
wee linseed protecting them (or new
The remit iI
today we the In many deer there
00 not know what to do with *0 m
inmates what protection will do.
that a low deer were
i oral years. until 1911.
FORUM OF V.. n
AL ARE; ,
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE'
Atlauuarv‘.
that l poathely know that the wild
fowl, the duckwthe blwk duck
particular—«Ire stopping in Connectl
out and breeding there and today—v"
quail." remarked Mr. McLean.
on the increase in Connocticut~we
know that—wand they have been in-
Ccreaaing right straight along."
one when you
one. Senator McLean commented t agriculture must go on " This view
. tridgc 'today
[CAL SiTUATiON AS
".1: -o“"le I
W
Now an it direct recall of
in
“i had in mind the pIrtrtdse and
“Well. the partridge and quail are
‘ his llu‘atllltlttl oi Agitation.
TAPEINSISTSM
Alli Til FARMERS
i“
“outsi'tttt-‘ousnutttu
Farce-citing Logiciition Adminioteru
,by Belontiote of Rank Iringo Goo:
Knuth to Tiller: of Boli—J-‘ood Inc
Dru" Act Upheld to the Letter.
- in his inaugural nddreeu President
Taft culled attention to tho deficit thou
existing in the revenues and the con
sequent lit-cosulty t‘or rigid. autonomy in
expenditures, However, tho pmident
singled out the detmrttnent or agricui
turn as an exception. He sold. to quote
his erect words. ”in the department
of agriculture theme of scientific or
“It in strange. that you cInnot find
go out to look tor
'There are hordlv any in my section
at the otat."e
“I know there are a lot or sports-
men who go out shooting and get
more than the limit." Mr. (liner thua
joined issue with the senator.
“i do not think thorn do but! park
in (onnecticut where
there were twenty ten years ago."
Senator McLean put back.
‘i think you are miataken Ibout.
that..." Mr. (leer replied. "i think
there are a great many more than
there were ten {learn ago. Make it 30
l
perimenta on at large. scale. and the
i spread of information derived from
A them tor tho improvement or general
the president has steadily maintained.
and mpmrtediy has urged appropria-
lions for the work of the department.
in his comprehensive nteaange on
conservation I‘maidout Tort id, “The
denture that transcends all bars. in-
cluding woods. wutora. minemla, is the
soil at the country," and thnt all tut-nun
.1 at the government’s disposal should be
“tied to conserve the soils. adding. ”a
Work of the utmont immrtuuce to in-
form and inatruct the public on thin
chief brunt-n of tho conservation of our
rcnourcou in being carried on cocoons
A fully in the departmentot’ugriculturo."
i
tilt ill
years ago and i will at once agrecA
Fictions mndo mcautiy to hiatrctnry
Awith you that there are not: near
many now
When Are Dueke. books.
A“ to mitrntory hlrda, I “m A“ to ‘ log for them ropottn the nocmtnry auto
”’r 0f ”“8 legdalntion protecting oil that they be brief and that they
them fox this reason.
field couutv. United States marshal t’orAunitmm laws and it the otatos them-‘1"... live 390m only iuunmuvn na thut
selves cannot protect them and keep period is rcnliy tho period of fruition
them from being killed off. let us halo in tho dopnrttnont. tile pcrlod during
tcdol oi control.“
But Senator Mrlnenn bull
lmtoudulout oi the House fixing the gotten «Connecticut. and he
nation at. $2. 500. Sonnlot Braudegeoi ed at that point:
“The“ mu“ 5°” “9“ on ”w 30"“ etatlatltu and other information. by
ot‘ the house and moving the cunt‘ul- 0”“ he (““1“ “MC“ 1“” to in“ 1er providing: utioutitic and other equip
Ho had llle\lUlIHl\ put the biiiitection tint they
through the senate making the salary WUltld no South
whether it is an increaac of the whole-A moo hood of tho peopic
number or not."
“’l‘hoy are bred in Connecticut.‘
lawtipiicd Mr. (leer.
the in
\“v horet
bred there.
are shot,"
”it .they
south of us,
t. ountry
Mr. Niche-an.
on that wild.
nary 1.“ Mar.
""l”do not
right. ido
forced at all.
zit’lllll' illt‘ill
onlotccd.
tag that the season he closed Jan-
we ought to hoop it that my."
_ Senator McLean
“And i think the partridge
'l‘iu- discussion turned to 0110 Home
tlrcscrle at East Lyme. Conn.
explained that. despite claims
uni Wiiuou oi‘ tho dopnttmout ol‘ ngricul
turn bv the bonds of bin burnnun jut-ill
i'y this aoiicltudo on the part of tho
pinnidcnt for the domrtmont. in call
'.
The?“ mil” be ntcutton notable contaminants of tho.
i, which, owing to the broad foundations
not “'1'. pronoun-l; laid by the training and
mnmkt gnutpinx at mum, corps of arictltitic
‘ turn. by am print: {uricnrblng lenient
tion by gratin-rim: togetltcr umaaos of
it": All?" “‘m‘i meat. it bun boon invertible- to modulo
You do not know most mar-vellum routing for the com
Taft For Cerium-lion.
' ro-g In hia conservation ntoanmrt- Pront-
“But on the other dent 'iuft clnphnuiaotl tho. lutportuulc
that the aouthorn of tho tnolutmuuao of tho throats and
'urgcd thotr autopilot: treatment "so
thut they shall be made to lipid n tattle
' return in titniu-r without rmlly Width"
in: the suppit. " nod to other tncsungm
he pointed out the noccanltt of rotor.
estntion
V'i’i they “10) 800110 the rieus much nrntlnblo work hnn been
(it
in
i hate not heard any claim. done in protecting the notional i‘ornntn
d that ducks are on
Attention. to the country at lulwgo.
"Potitapu not in
iturno."ut~tnarlted Mr. (leer
sptakiug for Connecticut
' that there are morn ducks that havr. invaluable pride in its forest. workroo-
““3““ “mm“ “‘0’” “‘9 “‘9‘- 1"" ultlcrinrttltcndtuinialrutiou «100000
Attorntn ANN?“ ”m“ (“‘0‘ ““0“? and they are V000 not-ca of land pmtettod and man
Aagod for the public [lunatic I great
"That is because the}. are not anoiA nohlovotneui.
and they do not go South where thevA
Mn‘.
“That is it,
in-‘ and by mainttvltca in tho laboratory or
A the department at. Mutltoou. With. and
MA ill] the past the yours tho uorl: of re.
“fouling burned otor mcus linn pro
the
the (Olillli)
‘hu-l l nm
We liquuu
acres a your.
We know that. "
Elmo Jun. 1.
McLean remarked.
exactly."
would not
there might
sltoot them
be three; life of tho nation.
chcntistn doing excellent uork In til
“i have been considered a crank; Vpnrta of tho country in brutal! of pure.
This salutary
law. bower-oi. nee-la umoudntcut. na
fowl business in adtocat foods and pure drugs.
tho supreme court held in May. tilt]
that its provlulouo. to quote Proaldon
Tutt'e
to rooms: a month later. "00 no
cover the knowingly false labeling o
nostrulna on to curative effect."
(leer said, "but i think
i
said. A
law is’
not think the low is on
We have a low against
and i do not think it in
Itrlkos It the life of the Milton
it was
that such an ‘0le 'and warrants me in call
in nocurdoncn with those
i (mind at tho rate or 1.1.000 to 30.000
Tho tiolvirtmcut tnkcs
1007. when the food
and drugs not went into eitect, more
i has been done to provide a good, claim
food supply limit in all the procudinu
it nondortui change
has also been oriented in the character
limos tho. number at duoita in the. of the drugs on note The dopartnlcnt
W“ “W9 are “0"; front has n trained force of inatm'torI and
words in tile vigowus message
The
pmident oddodi "An_ovit which men-
atoll the general health of the pantie
In
my opinion the note at dangerously
ndulterutod drugs 0 r r constitutes
tom the mutter to the attention of the
. “ Wt“ . o e i
has little game leit. input “A “mum“ I“ M L M
t to” ‘ ear." rammed senator
Io or no elm-V ml:
Canaan ”one could not 00.1)wa
ed in the Nov} Ellwood ItIten. they
were belna bred in that. some pre-
servo. ..
‘Tho seem twinge are clipped, l
“Yea, by a punch] operation," was
the mill '
- "ran would toilette tn FiorldI. n
titer were hoot there with their
wings our oil.” remarked taono‘tor Mo-
lotion; and I lVV‘IlMt went around
"“va ' m
ogre“ ‘ry to catch and brInd theta
he ’1 IW into the TItt
commas."
Work of soil Mapping. .
(ll-importance to the farmer ha
been the Work carried on in the pan
Are retire of anti mopping and aimin-
cation. so that now the urea included
to 407.000 aqunre nation, or nearly til.
000.000 notch. The value at into work
to locate-unlit ‘
Dimmlt ‘
email I
no new Mount
and: 0th been attributed with!
the (it We "on.
note. the rhodium of
the valuable tutor-nu .
inn Icohlroti by the Minot-tunic halt
iwml work. Prune-Ill}.
pubhcettona have been div
:W Will“! .II‘
rooted control at the debortmont, null
thorn than half (100.000.1110) of that
m accomplished by the de-
‘ plum: thunder n comprehetieiv
, «um 0! floater warnings and tore-
ltutp. the meat: inspection oervice in
which 2.000 “W“ are employed. Who
, bound of meat not inn
A: let human food. protec-
ID! I
r
.t
littiilWllSliit
State Court Vcommltteoman
Cummings Attended contort
once infillew York
tttttntut till turn
to no liliil ttt.
Democratic Leaders Here Seem
to Be Leaning Toward Sneak-
ercllamo Clark
Local Democrata were very much
interested in the report which comes
from New York that State Central
Cotnmittaamnn Homer 8. Cummings
oi’ Stamford attended the confer
once or the Wilson than which won
hold in that. city with Governed Wil-
son on Wedneaday Juat prior to the
trip which the New Jereey man was
to make to the West.
According to reports which come
from the conference thorn was prev
out beside Mr. Cummings, were Eu-
gonorn E. Reed of New Hampshire.
and Thomas H. Browne of Vermont.
built natiolini committoomau. Mr.
Wllaon'a campaign manager William
it‘. hit-Combo. was nino thorn.
Not Long 0n Talking.
Mr. Cummings was not talking
much over the conference. lie this
not. expressed a decided preference. for
any or the candldatoa. but it in be-
lieved that he has a leaning toward
Wiltson and Clark. ponaibly in combi-
nation. our way or the other.
o
- * nonunion
PEEDBES
qul
ABBA
‘LIE’EY‘:
la». y.
..i.‘ r
' -
lltlitlttlttlu'tilatoll Snares
tiltit its Promises.
Milli liEVVlW WIS EIAiiiEB.
Put-l 'Qavinge Innke, Workman
Computation Ind Empioyore' Lio-
hility Lowe ‘PaIIId-niight Hour Law
UpheidoLIbor Rooogniud on Com-
mil-tom.
A
t
From the day three yearn ago when
it placed its interests in the lumping of
William Howard Tart to thin hour lo-
bor hue critically scanned his every
act, and with discrimlnnttnt mind it In
Judging him as one who. without clum—
or or detnonntrutlon. halt ltopt the faith.
On Sept. 0. 3008. Theodore liooacrolt.
thou prtmtdant ot' the linited Stairs.
wrote a letter tomtlonrnd Koltrs on the
issues or the campaign and, addressing
hlumlf to the laboring men. said:
"it there in one body of men more‘
than another whom nupport I (call
have a right to challenge on behalf of
lineman-y Tart it is the body of wage-
workers of the country. A otuucln-r
friend. a fairer and truct‘ rem-enchi-
tlurn of the United Slated. Ho will do
everything in his port-er for them cx»
cent to do that which in wrong. ilo
nyenrn aél'lflllo to thallium oi" all the ,
alive they cunnot that within the nor-1
Thirty Yuca' “M300-
With regard to the Mill] tool“. of lift
V133. which incl-cation the burden of the
wane cannula. l‘leflldattt 'l'utt halt ni-
really taken the inltttttire that will rip-
.auit in‘ n u'otjltiu'lile lnhulry into thin
pt’oblotn flu lulu ndtocnted the an.
heath-lint; oil a harm's limit-lions to on.
runs its \uricd phased and to $110,305“
remedies.
This unparalleled tat-0rd o! thirty
people in flattening of consideration
‘So chairin- of broken faith or or broken
promtuou can a. made. no hint: of tie-
pnrtule from the ninth path of duty
can be laid at the door of William
Howard 'l‘uft. who without ontonta-‘
”lions diapin‘v baa wisely and renum-
iy admintntweti the trout imposed upon
him in 1008. when he was elected to
his high otiitro by the roles of labor-
ing mun.-
‘—
HEN LAY! AN EGG WITH TEDDY'S
PHOTO.-
W
Bird Hu Previouoty Laid Eco: With
Pictured sheila. bt‘lt Never with
Teddy On it.
COLUMWJ. Conn, April 0.-Sinoe
a hen owned by Charles Marshall or
this place laid on egg with a picture
of colonel Roosevelt treacood on the
shell there has been a lot at specula-
tion in poultry and scientific circles
over the matter and recently a scien-
tiet to whom the egg was“ sent. has
asked if he can get another of the
same kind.
He does not believe the likeness oil
the colonel was produced without;
some artificial assistance. but says
that he and other scientists who have
l
i
A‘ww“ V Vn‘a AA! WA A" V ‘
Womonaflost llavo
help“ times, i
headacim. backachee.
extreme nervousness. The 3 ~
lupet'ior turned for Men-
Imown the u 01 over alld ’_
through tin on geberntlmia-vla
Senator Dixon
"Southetn slaveyard delexoto‘llv
Just the same he'd be monatrlltio V .
to resurrect a tow ot' em for tho . .
side when the convention me
“rich Record.
Mr. Roosevelt.
there exists no positive certai‘
hveiil not.-—.\'ow York Hera!
Hellolgpling is
When you clean house
hon-elicit! good... to «demo iii
the. highest cash prices tor it
Achange
mmm .....
i‘thoy would avoid ‘ A
lasajtude.
it's all well encounter in
to talk Aligni-
"i haven’t said .1 would out
This being 4%
House cleaning season in
M. L. Rosco
to Ely Ave.. South Harwell:
noon the as; were unable to discov-
or even by long experiment how tho
picture was made.
fore «an no trusted by sli'inun."
Mr. Tan Labor'e Friend. V
The norklngmeu of the countrv t
lodged Mr. 'i‘utt in 1000 by a record of A
tut-at: «seven yearn no I statesman.“-
mlnirttrutorot natluuaiah’airu and pron *
tdcutial udviner. and they helped tot
give him the momtttloent maiorttyl
which put nun in the White Hours».
During,r the three yours be has been
president his: excellent record has: been
mnlntaiuod no splendidly that the tar
borlntt men have been coudrtued in the i
better that. they never had I better
it is generally argued by tbnsc who
know Mr Cummings that ho will be.
in a position to accenr either ot' those.
two leading candidates. indeed that
in run much the attitude of moot. at
V tho laudlnn Democrats in this section:
The monolith at the Wilson contor-
once. it is believed. was far the par.
pose of meeting the governor.
One New York paper quotas litan-
agar Mottomba tut follow alter the
couluronro adjourned
WiiIon Men Confident.
“Wu arr» not worrying ovor the ro-
nult in New England. l have been
assured that we» will have the Mattie
dolegution to the Baltimore convonu
tion, The Cunnociicut dclcgatou are
to bo pledged to Baldwin on the. tirat
ballot. What they nrc going to do
on the second ballot, i would rather
have you null Mr. Cummings. i not
not accustomed to make any pledges
for my friends but 1 tool that the
situation is very satisfactory in New
England. so for as Governor Wilson
in canoet‘nad."S ”
The newspaper moo tried to not Mr
Cuntmlnga to talk. but the shrewd
notional committecman was not
speaking for publication,
PUT THAT CHILDTO “at
(New York Buoy
1
Bay. Judge what a soothsayer
must. be for all bits sibylllne cantor
t lion and“ artificial fury. A‘ lighter:
care every day;
with it of a Sunday.
another stick of candy; ho struggle:
ho tilulatos. he howls.
t
l
peaceful old wtlomert;
more menltnela
in his streaming eyes
. to here that.chlld for I minute.
ii
men and that woman.
Eupetic and "decent"
trimming. writhinc. wriggling.
He‘ I I unmade. "
but no node the
all?”
Of courIo he to;
ll
Merrill
talurnnoe toiite I". .
We.
“ at
WWW;
"I am a better lighter than prophet."
squeals the Spoiled Child Of Oyster
he
he a tighter? You see his like in the
‘oney island reeks
He must have
he pulls his
mother's hair, he tabs at the shine or
only his
mother’s presence prevents hlI bola.
soundly linked by Imaller boys with
He shaken hie little nut. and rub: it
“I'd lulu. like
room
teach him how to behave." IIyI thin
little chil-
dren laugh and (the It him At your
loll sight 0'! him he in Itill howling,
“That. child ought to in vol,
thanked. and out to bed!" "For
heaven I “no why don't they to; hint
shaking hie not. end howling have It-
waI brought "rennin." II the lite
. Hull. erudite her MW
mum mot hetero Honey mm
W expound. Ibo Icon: in need to
Milton-lg“ of the tuna and.
friend in the wane Hutton.
i The eatnblinhuwnt of the portal saw
Alana bonito. which was recommended
to: President ‘lott. was one of the
Alhlun‘s that; organiunl lIbor favored
The sill. 000.000 mm on deposit in those
depoaitorlen represents the eating» of
the White harbors.
Tlft’e Pemual inter-«t.
Nutrient Taft approved a law on
May till. i000, to mmpenuate workmen 1
for injuries received while in the em-
ploy ol’ the linitod Stolen. Attcr the
unsung. of this act I number of Work-
nion in the umpioy of the federal now ?
eminent were killed. and their [um-
illos. not being familiar with the pro
Visions of the law. failed to lilo ntllda-
vita within the s'pecltlod time. The nor-
retnry oi monitor-m and labor bad no
power to set aside the pmviaiou oi‘ the
law and was therefore obliged to dis.
approve the ulnims.
The matter wua taken up by the proa-
ident. and be satisfied lllmuelf that ina-
‘ lice wan not being done to the families
or the men who had been killed. He.
sent it special message to congress rec~
ommondtug that a general not be palla-
ed allowing nil such claimants ootnpeu
nation it their claims were otherwise
meritorious. Thin won an institute that
proved the pmeidont to be broodntind-
- Id and anxious to nid the worklngmen
in any way that he could.
An empioyera’ liability not approved
June it. 1000. was on unitary 8. 1008.
held to be unconstitutional. Another
of this sort wan pound on April" ....
1008, which no yet has not been team}
in the courts. ,Throutth the atom of
the president a communion was ap-
potuted to motto an tnvosttcntion or
the subject or “employern' liability
Ind workmcn's otmapeneatlou.”
Labor lien Appointed.
The report oil the communion. the
evidence taken nature it Ind the draft
of the bill mom on I we of the
mac: or laid countlIIlon have been
tranomltted to m accompanied
by I special W by President
hit. in with); be We the
mg. or the pronoun manure.
modelihandooe the member- or
the communion had the benefit: of (re-
uncut consultation with the president.
0
test or conttitntionIuty
l
t
fol lift! to tho 00000 0! llbfil‘
were lotto mm
h
will do wrong tor no man and there.
.03 the hen laid it.
in ‘
It is believed the not will Itend (“ho
to order that at. cutout-ion might
one the bottom of the men-loam at
I practical one: We I'm ap—
painted on one or in mbm‘ Daniel »
In don». the editor at the Railroad :2
Tritium! Journoi. the allele! orm
.ot the railroad mum. Mr. Geno 3‘.
he: devoted the but non of his gee» ~
he i
president aloe nmmm‘eeoerleacetl
labor men II innovator:- under the io- .
emotive boiler impaction low. Thug; ‘.
in their efforts they broke the egg.
says the egg was just
A Mr. Marshall
l
Site has laid others With pictures on
the. ahoiiu, but just now he. cannot
supply number.
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Cost $65
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a. a. cartoon". use.
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Int» 02 POP any and Upwarde
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in the rm
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BRIDGE
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FARM. 2 acres. house-9 roo
water. electric lights. barn
miles South Nomadic. Price
reasouable terms. ' "
COUNTRY RESIDENCE
rooms; bath. water, laundry.
1-2 acre land. 2 miles trout
Not-wail: center. 3 minutes tr V
lay. Price $4500;_.terms r000»
J. M. LAYTON‘
(lawn-rotted)
REAL ESTATEém AND i .V
5 Railroad Am loath
Norwalk Chronicler