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Was Administered by chief Justice Frederick B liail, oi the
‘ Supreme Court of Errors, Following Military Escort
From lieubiein' s to the capitol
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"State Administration Passes From the Republicans to Demo.
crate tor First
Time in Years
I .iHA'RTFORD, Jan. 8.——Governor Bim- '
eon E. Baldwin was sworn into office
as chief'executive of the state. tor the
second time, this afternoon. before the
point convention of the General Assam.
bly, and in the presence of n represen-
tative gathering oi? citizens. men in
‘ high political and oiflcial life and mili-
tary and naval officers. The oath of
'otilce was given by Chief Justice Fred-
'erick E. Hall, of the Supreme Court of
Errors, utter the governor and his tin:
mediate party ascended the Speaker‘s
flats in the representativea’ chamber.
The governor's message appears
elsewhere.
The inaugural ceremonies adhered
closely to custom. But these were
(litter-eat, the military escort did» not
have to plow through. deep snow as
when Governor's Roberts and Wood:
m! 'were inaugurated, nor did they
have to slide about on sleet like the
day in 1909. or have their fingers and
toes pinchedo‘by thegcold. as two years
ago. The weathertoday was disagree-
able. Rain fell and the wind drove it
in the faces of the soldiers as they
.Aploddedu‘ through the streets. The gov-
ernor made his start from 'Heubieln's
(Continued on math Panel.
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South liorwalli council Members
Present Handsome lewel Fob
{to P. G. K.. 0. w. Harlord
. The first of the series of smokers or
social evenings which the South Nor-
twalk council of the Knights of Colunr
bus will lucid during 1913. Was held in
the social hall in the St. Josephs
school building, and it was voted a
great success. A large number of the
knights and moods were present, de-
spite the inclement weather. and en-
Joyed the program of addresses and so- ,
doe
Lecturer John lodwith and his old-
eu, Hugh Campbell. Jr., and Edwa’rd
Spine. looked after the entertainment
or the member in royal aiyi'e.
'P. (l. K. :Harford acted as master of
ceremonies. iShort talks were deliv-
ered by District Deputy John F. Me
Mahon, Past District Deputy W ii Mo»
”Molten n. K William F. 'i‘ummnny. P.
c K. William P. Ward Attorney John
.1 Ounce. Attorney Joseph Llnxwellor.
i’. I“. Brophy and Dunbar Sullivan.
Collins‘ orchestra furnished the inn-
isio and Monro. Hugh (lam bell. Jr.
and Edward fipland’avored llh vocal
selectiono.
Cigars and tobacco were passed and
roironhmonts furnished.
The surprise of the evening come
when Grand Knight Tammany. utter
reviewing the formation Anni. proprietor
od' the council and the port taken in it
luv P (l. {K Warlord. stepped up to
Mr Ilurlord and presented him with a
solid gold emblem tub of the order.
bearing the tnlcri’ptlonl “Promoted to
iP. ”on n W. Hortordasatekenoi
esteem. Jun. 7th. ibis." '
it might truly be acid that thin Her-
ford was completely menu but ro-
covered reluctantly to thank the mom.
born for the gift.
Amend the guests were heights mi...
_ the boom. imp: Island and lint Mani
disco Councils. who are in Booth Nor: A '-
ailyaili ibi- o‘ too can on business
not sruosiii Aergiiitu
325 each were levied upon Elias H.
Alofein of Norwich. Cyril, Bigeiow of
Brockllne Mass. and Vincent Delch
or town students of Yale. by Judge
Carl Floater in city court water-day.
when they. were nrrelgned on a charge
of taking an automobile without leave
he provided for in chapter 821! the
laws of 1907. Attorney E. E. Garltuk
appeared for the defense.
The charge of willful injury to pri-
vate property was withdrawn as it
was reported that satisfactory are
ranxemcnta have been or Will be
made with Edward Brown owner at
a civil suit. The three were arrested
in Norwaik early Saturday morning
as a result bitching Mr. Brown's au-
tomobile from Tulip street and mail-
ing.a wild dash for Nor-walk.
Pili’llilil iliilltliliili
m
OLD REDMEN' B HALL.
There in no question about it this
cozy picture theatre is certainly do
livoring the goods. Every night brings
throngs or new patrons; there must be
a reason. 'i‘oduy prion another ben-
ner pmnrarn, selected from tile cream
of the Universal Film Mix, Company's
cutout. lite; otters "A {Kentucky
ll‘ond " Tho rivalry would have gone
on forever between the two clean it it
hadn't been for Proaéhln‘ non nod lit»
tle Honey Bee McCall. Nestor odors
'lietty’ie bandit: areal live wire Wow
urn comedy drama. . imp cum "No
Greater Love}! the stomowept cool
of the little hunohbuck passed away as
his loved one was clasped to uni broth
or arms. Powers otters a cracker
tacit spilt rest. "When the spring
Militia” and "Wtitormiu oi tiailfcrnia."
iiicieir odor. "The Darling at the
Mounted, u novelty. not in women in
it. A little child him a W? importa-
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KBRflZDGi’dPORT, July 8.—~F‘lnes of.
the damaged automobile in place of-
' this amount m delivered at the all»
vans Peel Estimate hoard
' {:{illakee' Mandatory
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flu Compensation for Clerk Dun-
so’s' Elvira Work
The South .Norwalk Board. of- Estimate
nnd Taxation‘oompieoed its work for
the year. last night. when it dormaily
voted to lay a tax of 9% mills on the
dollar on the assessment list last: com-
pleted. With one exception, no, chang-
as were made in the (budget as pre-
pared nnd adirertised, the exception
.being in the instance of the water die‘
par-intent, where thedroard pulled a
vote maldngltmandatory Atop- that do.
partment .to'depoeit the sum of 32.500
in the sinking fund to meetlthle bond-
ed indebtedness of the plant. This
was a moratorium offerm.
M
(Continued on Sixth Pm)
IIIIIIII HITIIA-
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.--The British
Cruiser Natal, which brought home the
body of Ambassador Whitelnw Reid.
was so badly damaged by the storm
in the passage or the Atlantic that she
will probably remnin fer two weeks
for repairs. Dinners of the ship to-
day disclosed the no that in a 90-
mile select! the Irish coast on Dec.
ember’zs. two guns were broken loose
and search-lights smashed, a cutter
was blown irom its davlts and lost.
the fore and main moments were
broken off, part of the wireless ap-
paratus was carried away. and two
starboard plates were badly bout.
During the storm. which struck the
ship at night, the Natal listed forty
degree to port, under the weight oi
the mine that broke from their fas-
tenlniie, and the men asleep in their
hammocks were tossed violently
against‘the deck above their heads.
III! IEFEITI ,
IN HIGH. FIIT
“new YORK. Jun. 8.-~A1l1mlmh the
otticial report or the initiation of the
parcel post system at New York in not
to be rendered until utter a low woollu'
trial. in three doyn Postmaster than
can has found some detects which he
believes will have to be remedied to
make the new service ii. success in the
metropoliii.
He doctor“ today that he believed
that the parcel cost low was detective.
ages to be dropped into street boxes
innioad or requiring that they be math
in! at one or the denigrated post once
Stations. ,
More than lite W! made the
minute yesterday of mailing packages
without placing it (inductive parcel
main hwmr. tutu 50.900 remain for
ill flit! 0m. 1’9!th
new the ounce“ of the
W
in that it did not tumult email back; ‘
post studio them With the our :
moved to p.
on the :
objection
cure ‘a test so ..'
relative strc
The roll
to net. ind cunt A,
only rule when point was properly
brought before him in a roll call. Mr
Woodiord. of Avon. Progressive voted
for ’l‘homs. after roonierrlnx with
Bates who sat in front or him. When
“Bates name who called he rose and
said “I expected to vote do; my own
party candidate. out beta; up against
ubnnco some and not knowing how ' ‘V 3
the vote will be counted. it an, obliged
to vote f I Mr. Amine." The Demo- .
' cm: it
-~ moron no
vote for Thorns. The vote was 189 for
‘Webster and 126 for Mr. Thorns both
w
my... new ‘~" “ linen...
ruling of the chair compelled him to
candidates having been excused from
voting for themselvei. No explanation
was given by the Progressives for fail-
ure to vote for Harry Rider. of Nor-
;wallt. who last night was selected as
their candidate. Borne paritamontm
Machined mud alder been voted
for. the chair could have been asked
to rule on the point previously rolled
by Mr. Bates.
The House was called to order at
“:16 by former Speaker Scott in
compliance with the constitution.
The House chamber was crowded
Rev. B. T..Capehaw. of Harwlnton. a
member. offered prayer. Roll was call» ,
ed by Deputy fiecroiary of Bute Dwyor
and the only absentee was William H.
Bowling. Jr.. of Voluntown. a Demo
cram.
'Résoluticns were passed seating
Joshua Bullion and George Kirby, of
anatomic place of the electod repre-
eenthtlves because they were ill. These
temporary members servedin the that
House. Representative Milne. of
Water-town. attend a resolution com-
ing W. s Hyde, of Manchester. nnd
Christopher L. Avery, or Middl‘etown.
an temporary clerkii. Upon motion by
a Democrat tour tellers were named
to countihc bailout which were to have
been out on the motion altered by
diocreoentatlve Lynch. oi Waterbury.
to proceed to secret ballot ,i‘or sprain
er. .
stem “Bunnie .
' KILLED Ar Aoiie
ROME inn. uwliiloven encounters
were killed sad four others lei-lonely
inland today by the toiling of on on.
clear wall.
tillIdOhl onoonwr it“? up.
it All reported that moon John
crochet cl Morton. who use oeu-
ouotod himself so emotionally with
the m church of tbs piano. lino
{Governor Simeon iii. Baldwin.
h
it until ‘
or?! democratic Senators Pro-ar-
mm Organization Stands
and Alembere Exchange
' Breelinns '
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Progressives Name Harry Rider
IS,ACilll111liil18 For Speaker
HARTFORD. Jan. 8 wThe members-
eloot. ‘ot the general assembly met in
caucuses according to their party artll
. latice- tact night to prepare tor organ-
inaction: a both branches today. when
. ' :; the tenancies will begin. not. only
were nearly all thememberselept;
present, but the adhering or past.
members of both branches or io‘rmér
state officers and of prominent men
in all parties, was one of the'largeet
in many years. I
(continued on sithth page.)
Lula
That. the mica. or the legislature
at 1913 will be a viny brie! one, and
that it may conclude its business by
March or April, is the opinion of
The
governor anticipates that the ruling
of Attorney General John H mm on
the mattcr of miiodre will make u a
short watch.
“A. short session and a good session
are synonymous.” said Governor Bald
win this morning. “The cutting down
of the mileoxe will tend to make it
short. and they cannot get around the
constitution on that. The business
onrht to be completed by March or
‘ April.
"Have ot the lesielatore solved the
question of mileage by deciding to
adjourn when mileage ran out, and
thus necessitate the calling at a spec—
lnl tension by the governor to com‘
plots the legislation in band?” he waili-
"bod.
"suppose he does not call the extra
session." replied the governor with o.
laugh "Suppose he does not call
it," and he boarded the train for
Hartford. ‘~ l
IIIIEW LIDIII’
I10 81161!" MIDI
A ,
The Hebrew ladieu’ All! acutely held
’a. most successful andonioyahio dlnce.
loot evening. At lied new... Hell. The
ball was crowdednud all those pmrunt
onioyed it great need time.
.Bohnuldt’o orchestra tarnished inn
ale tor the osmium, in 1. Joel the in.
dies mode a bushy retention to:- door
manor; ldr. Joel proving himeeit to
on able in ovary respect.
The committee in charge or the at
fill-um made up oi no. til. it. (lens.
fire. Samuel Recliner. airs. linen lilo!»
lien airs. Joseph Markham. lira!)
curators. hire. touts counted and
Tires. 1. Join. .
nucleons mo in: run run urn.
The ma militarism. including
, no Brotherhood and the Mun‘n Bible
simian; Adi menu) to “out. to
‘ l lenient in the Innltaynceniloi
fl .
Forrester Says Action Means What It Says it Fair Salli
is Not Reached Seen ‘
i1\..htV. HAVEN. Jan. ‘8.e—The clerks
New lHaven band
strike, is opposed to it, and t
carded ballots. Seven bu
littyidour votes were cast, rep . .
{the clerks or the tram ooh
pertinent. including all die ,
of the New York, .
Hartford railroad. who have been poll- '
ed» on the strike question, have voted
to:- 9. general strike 'nimuguonl the
system in case the three matter A de-
“way (harks. now in process hero
wan-emote or the road, are not '
agreed to satisfactorily.AA ,v .
eult“ of the vote as announced yes-
terday afternoon at 5:30 by the tell-
ers. F. 8. Brigham, general chairman
of the Order at Railway conductors,
and E. J. Mdnlon. or this city. general
chairman of the Order of Railroad
Telemphere, stood 679 in taver- oi a
tiresome lll'EllEIT' ~*
' ll mm lit
'WABHINGTON, Jan;
tuners interests from Paris to San
Nabisco. attested by the contemplat-
ed Democratic revision or the tariff,
were represented today at the lecond
hearing on the’ohemicsl schedule he
tore the House Ways and Means com-
mittee. The hearings are to continue
until Jan. 31, and the term. schedules
will be taken up in sequence.
The committee is keeping the "alt-
nesses as closely as possible to ineir A
allotted time. allowing each a fifteen-
minute headway tor uninterrupted zir-
miment, followed by a more or less
close examination by the committee.
Failure of a witness to appear at the
appointed time iortelts his right to
speak, though one is permitted to file
a supplemental brief
Chairman Underwood is to get through
uith the hearing; as expeditiously as
in consistent with the policy or allow-
ing all interested an opportunity to
prudent clown.
oouiiiuiiirl inn
ill not AoniiALii
A community hall iii the goal towardu
which the member, or tho that New
walk improvement Association one
in the meeting hold you
tordny afternoon at the home or Mrs.
John W. llnncmtt, o; Myrliu street. the
plan wns humbled to the members and
lolly explained. The plan apportion.-
tiio no: flour oi the building to. the
use oi the youth of the community in
the will at Ii ammonium and other
pieces declared tor amusement. The
second iloor will memmodaie on w
sombiy hull tor district meeting our»
We». wteminoienis etc.
The indie; tacit a vote. upbmvin: oi
' this plan and hofie to have the cit-oi)-
oration or the district in blunting
whout such a 1mm improvement, which
they believe will be for the WM nil.
mwwsflmittho intact
the line also. William it can“. a mem-
beroitno unordotdlrscteru'wmiioio
ilway Clerks, who use " '
here conducting the negotiations
behalf of the clerks when as
{Mentioned on Sixth A
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Reports Submitted to the A
here Show the ilrnanlllllell
is in Flourishing Condition
Joseph A. Aehweil was last. _
selected unanimously as president:
the Nutmeg Club at the .ann ’
in: of the organisation. thud;
twice chosen to lend.Previouu1p
Ashweil was elected. served m lit
term and then through his ro ”
from town reulgned his place.
was ably tilted by Harold ll.
linen Mr. Ashwoll'u return. it
the young men decided that. h ,
have a full and unintermotod to
their decision resulted in his "
The plan of
The reports of the variouo ,
prove that the club in in a high A' ‘
financially. never having been
sound a footing In at proclaim. ,_
the club hue ever led New
nailed nuclei success. A
Robert ll. alcvenieon who.
or his popularity and his lit *3
practically the only mau'i
wail elected eunuch!
loomed Walton Flynn.
The complete list or all
Wider-twinned: AA
Vinouraoiccntmfiiophon
Trousmt‘w‘lmillnm a. lull .
Manuela WWIIWW
Tmntnonwdlsnrn .l.
Joiner brewery nan o. ll. mt
Governing Minimum
crioii ll. Chandler. Wlliioni Loin. ,
Vanni. mentor ia linker and {W31
house Minimum-willow
hatch Write and aobert I!
Poet Committees-«uh Tonsil
c. GM! and 1r. l... QM"
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