4 > Dourt Narruli. No. 58, Foresters of America. will meet' regularly this ’ evening. Kabaosa Encampment, No. 9. I. 0. 0. F., will holds regular meeting; this evening. H. D. Watkins, of New York city. was a visitor in town, yesterday, on business. LDeposits made in the Savings De- :partment o? The South Norwslk Trust Co. on or before Jan. 10th, will draw interest from Janrlst. Four per cent. compound interest paid. Buckingham 'Post_ No. 12, G. A. R.. - will meet for regular business on Fri- I day evening. Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32, I. O. R. M.. will meet. tomorrow evening for the regular business meeting. The racing in Mexico started up again today alter a three days' ces- ‘ nation because of snow and ice storms. Geodwiii wwiiue of “Crescent‘fl‘er- _ race, is having a new chimney placed upon his residence. the old one having crumbled «partially. The Woman's Christianp'l‘emper— . - once Union will meet at the home ot‘ Mrs. Carrie smith, No. 5. Union Park. Friday, January 10 at 3 o'clock. Mrs. John Tryon, who on Monday underwent an operation at the Gener- al Memorial “Hospital. in New York city, is reported today as doing very ’ nicely, H..— » County Game Warden Wilbur F,‘ Smith has received from the Connec- ticut Fisheries and Game Commission in Hartford. a quantity of buckwheat to feed to the quail in this section .during the winter if any sportsmen dewe the food for quail, they can ' "secure it from Mr. Smith or if he is notified whore quail may be found he will see that the flood is placed where the birds can get it. The Harstroni Preparatory school opened yesterday but full time was not btgun until today. Those stu- .‘ dents who had been home for the (holidays are now back in town. and 9' borne new ones have been added i'l ‘ the iiclioris (urrltulum Robert Nu» «cent, of in. Louis. Mo., has returned to finish the your out, and Harold W. . 'd’iamoudoo,‘or (lh'cnso. (til. came to. ‘ yesterday afternoon. Prof. Loon ll. (ll‘loh is back again and everything in inovins along nicely on before the ibblidoyo. . W “ELLEN HA8 lillT . VET lilillldill PLEA Nillw YORK. Jon. aw‘rbs titne when Oborlao ti. Motion and n J. Chamber» its. ominonto respectively. or the blow: York New Haven and liar-thorn WW and the (tread Trunk. math y. hunt decide finally what they will ‘ ith column to the federal to: Automate charging thorn on violin tho ontitruot law by automating biannual“ the railroad trains or ‘ ‘xlondwoo unloaded fcrowoeii. ofoodohto will nova until sort Pure Lard . .. any other concern offered you Flour at this price before? ‘ j 696 Bag 7 lbs. Buckwheat l‘lour .u'oso-n 14¢ per, pound AV dandy. large White Enameled Dish Pan Free with one npound of Baking Powder at Willie Eagle Brand Condensed Milli. ‘ \ EAST INDIA TEA. COMPANY Telephone 371. 4:: a can 125‘ Washington St. CONNECTlCUT PATENTS. The following were issued aJnuary 7, 1913: List furnished from. other. of A. M. Wooater. solicitor of patents. Bridgeport. Conn. George E. Eames and J. a. Finch. Bridgeport, feeding mechanism for liemetiich sewing machines. ' Christopher J. Lake. flying or soaring machine John A. Manson, Bridgeport, ‘VOlVlllg card stand. Donald Noble. Bridgeport, pa- tents. sewing machine for embroider lug. universal feeding mechanism for sewing machines David C Wheeler. shear blade (design). Charles L. Bowers, liartford. wheel locking device Duncan C. Hooker. Hartford. fiiso. housing. Wilson E. alarm clock. . ' calories 'H. Curio, .Meriden, engine starter. ‘ Dudley H. Mungor, tack fastened button. ' Joseph H. Pllkinsbon. stockisg supporter ‘.loop Peter Hardinotf. Willimantic. card- lng machine. , Lewis H Wash, South meter piston. ‘ Lucius E. Whiton. forming bearings. Charles W. "Miler, shelf bracket (design) Albert H. Ellery, Stamford, jar or bottle closer. , Trade Mark. Michael Meszaroa. New halve for corns, bunlons, etc. Bridgeport, N5 0 Bridgeport. Porter, New Haven. . Waterbury. Waterbury . Norwalk. New London. Middletown, Haven. ‘ DON’T PLASTER Your New HOUSE Linc walls and ceilings with Compo-Boml. It in much warmer in Winter and cooler in Summer. Nails right toths cladding. More economical. Won't crack. dent, chip or admit moiiturc to spoil wall- paper. Taken paper. pointer tint. Loot- oo long or the house. Fine (or garage. chicken- houoe. laundry. staterooms. wordrolm. signs. window din-a plays. Writ: for morph and book- !" telling oil about Compo- Board and its many um. Drop ‘ no a postal today. L. L. ENSWORTH ill SON aanrroao. cons. i. Our Best Family li‘lour. Has « 25¢ _ ' fillers Arc “Degrees” at satisfaction 6. it you have savor awoken , anythiat but live cont cigars, tycujdon't‘ituow the utlotoo rinsrés‘jtssnir or LEGIS- urunt‘ms BEAM-06K (Continued from nrst page.) column of military with their great coats rain soaked and arms dripping had marched up the hill; the guns were thundering a salute, but the House members were too deeply on- grossed in the tangle of a parliamen- tary filibuster to give heed. A to the senators hurried down, but this party that something had: gone wrong. only served to tell the governor and They know all about it soon after and it was two hours later before there was any actual prospect of inaugural ceremonies, yesterday. judging from the repeated efforts to adjourn the “House until today. Matt at the Start. Although not its fault it was 4: 30 o'clock when the senate was finally able to have Lieutenant Governor 'l‘lngier sworn in and could notify the House that it was ready for the pint convention to hear Governor Baldwin read his inaugural looms and it was 4: 45 o'clock when the governor was sworn in The condition in which the legis- lature ended its first day was that the. joint rules under which business is done. have been passed by the House. but tabled by the Senate. The latter body being Democratic, did not desire to adopt the rules which have xov- corned Republican legislatures. Speaker Webster can name his committees and is expected to do so before Tuesday to which date adjournment was taken. but tSenator Isadora will probably withhold his committees untlliths joint rule tangle is settled. Prolonged disagreement will mean failure to transact business. Willa-tor Hot Whip Hand. The Joint the. can tor «two sons tors and nine representatives on joint committees The advantage is satire iy with Snooker Webster. for he can name so fowl- Domooroto as he wishes. if Senator lander-o .ohouid retaliate and name no Republican senators the Democrats fwould be impotent in com. mitioe. 0n the face of thing. little can he done business- wise until the two bodies got closer together. The Demo, crate have taken the tint stop by bold- Iug a conference and naming Senators Landon. Mobopoush.'ilic0orthy, Wood and McNeil a committee to devise means to and the disagreement. It is believed that Speaker Wooster will no‘ asked to concede three placed to the Democrats on his committee: which would give the Democrats four or live out of it misses on the committee. and yet not deprive the Republicans of committee control. Con nocolvo Basin-u. illolh bodice can receive business. “#2.... House have many contests on hand. so crest and adjourn. Unorooodontoii it era for lady. rho cartoon n. ‘ “ lilo omakomip. . Mention of mommy” dim and tho Democrats . finally » taken, ~ but cannot «limos of it. should tho yesterday. it is likely that the tonic um. after journeying here. will no. quoutly have notion: to do except to bate Iwaa lively before the vote. was Morris 0. Webster. a Republican, defeating William ' E.. . Thoma, a Democrat. 129 to 130. The Democrats later favored a roll ball and they got a losing one on the vote for clerk. “in which Sabin 3. Rue- sell won. There was no contest on the assistant . clerk. More parlia- Republicans got through their list or their oppbh’eii‘ts. Two separate con- tests came; on the question of adopt- ing the House and joint rules of the last session; Thoma Flint: Woli, but Loon. . Representative Thoma. of Water- bury. as Democratic floor leader. was motions. the efforts of the Republicans to get the rules through. The Ranch licaus won on both points. Mr cratg wanted to examine the rules to offer changes in them. to bring them up to the times and to secure for memoirs-"better representation on these committees. He said that the state in Democratic. the “cauldro- tion i. Democratic the legislature in Democratic on joint ballot. and the committees should be Democratic. Un dot the present rule. the Republicans are likely to control the Joint com- mittees. "l‘hsy are m mica.’ Mr. 'ilhoms asserted. House Members Hungry. The. House members had clung to their seats steadily from 10 oclock in the morning and it was vl o'clock be. fore the joint rules resolution was «passed and bent to the Senate. Every one was hungry and there was mill- ing to cat. in the building except the lunch [ignored for the governor‘s party in the executive onions and which was to have been served long before. A youngster showed up in the corridors with sandwiches and his supply disappeared in a jiffy. The Ilioulo rushed tlirouah ' num‘ nor of resolutions which perm‘lttod canvassing the vote and notification of the governor and others of their also short recess while the finale. rocclv~ ing the joint rules resolution was taco toface with controversy. The Senate had recessed at 11 a. an. and resumed its sitting at i p. m. oouotor McNeil movodi to table the Joint rules resolu- tion. Isonatoro wced. Isabelle and Mo- Garlhy were milled so a committee lotion. iill r. thorn withdraw bi. motion. am. More Sworn in. Lieutenant our must Justice Hoii.‘ member the sauna march dim to the Hon-schooner « m. WWW voted thine ,iloiaomio Worm ‘ o oioritoliip and chaplain. homicides waited” upon WW loiut rules The Governor hold odious and» monitors ' ‘ is made by County Cor-one ' John J mentary maneuvering came Whoa the ‘ attaches uminst the list offered by ‘ constantly ,on his foot to combat, by " Thoma had explained that the Dean» ‘ tion. The “Home members had a ' on contested oiootions and than Soon: tor l’ct‘ry. Republican. saying that: he wished to loot the good faith of tho Democrats. called up thoruioo rose McNeil oaid (that the Joint rides 'did [not permit of equitable membership on committees. To put in force' would be to put , through “so; ruin.” Mr. worry tbauio . on Mr. mmoit‘l'or his frankness and or Tinnitus bola: declared elected, woo sworn in by immobility and tho conduit“. is iviail in Bridgeport proper facilities ”,9 h for the prisoners in tit-t on W loll. Pholan in his finding in the death of George Chisoim, who committed sui- side the night of December 28. by strangulation while a (prisoner in one of the cells. .That additional watchmen should be employed to make a special per- sonal inspection of the interior of tvery occupied, cell each hour of the " night to prevent such occurrences as far as possible. and that some of flclal should be on duty at the jail every night. to have complete con- trol of the keys Ana facilities for un- locking the cells in or... or fire or other emergency, are among the stress recommendations by Coroner Phelsn to the county commissioners. Kayo NotAvoilablo. Coroner Phelan declares that he course of his indirect in the case, that the keys for unlocking the cells are not available to the watchman on duty at night. In the event of a fire or even smoke. the prisoners would be in danger of being caught in the traps and either burned to death or suffocated His recommendations and comment in part are as follows: “it appearsito‘ be an unnecessary hardship upon the relatives of many of those confined and themselves, that they receive while under the care of the state. so little protection from possible injury «by fire in conss~ bounce (it their helpless isolation in cells. . Mokoo Recommendation. "in this room I therefore recurs. send that the pounty commissioners of hither authorities. at so early mo- t.inorsase the number of night men at: the Jail and extend their duties in include a. special in. spection of every occupied call each night. during each hour of occupancy and that an omosr or other person be placed on night. duty who shall have compel control of all keys and facilities for the unlocking of ac cupied cells in case of dire or other emergency.” The county commissioners declare that it is not their duty to determine any of these matters in question. inure FOR Hoossusspsna Keep Foley's Honey and Tar com- pound slwayo on hand. and you can quickly hesd’off a cold by its prompt cos. It contains no opiates, heals and soothes the inflamed air muses. stop. the cough. and may save a. his doctor‘s bill. in the bellow package For sale by all (linguists. To ‘ Enumerate l theMerits‘ of“ The Sentinel is Unneces- teary“ J udge for. ‘ Yourself no mean. 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