IIIIIIIIIIIII ES
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» Senator . Perjmy ' Declares That
one Those Driven byMale
Members 9' they‘i-‘amiiy '
Would Void
nun "thud
inn:- uuuuu
Seething Arraignment of Equal
Sutirage and Appeal to We-
men to Remain in Life’s
Homely Walks
HARTFORD. March 20.—-—-Agnin the
Capitol was invaded by women yester-
day. There were no banners flying
litre Tuesday. but the gathering was
fully as large. The committee on con-
stitutional amendments sat for its con-
cluding hearing on the proposed
amendment which would strike the
word “male” from the organic law oi
the state. The antl-suifragists had the
opportunity to say what they thought
of suffrage. Before the Mouse ad-
journed women were in the chamber
and many were pressed closely against
the doors waiting for entrance. LAB
the members struggled down the aisles
and out the doors they had to face the
inrush of Women. I
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(Continued on second Ease.)
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-—NOTICE. ’
To accommodate its customers and
the public in general the City Nation-
al Bank will be open tomorrow morn
ing, Good Friday. from nine to eleven.
WILFRED BODWEI.l., Cashier.
. oz. 64 worst. Norwaik
llilliii tittiiili
Gross "eminence in Acol-
dent in Norwaik ’
up
~»—-—~u—.
or State Phillips yesterday we. mob-
ile his findings in the cases or two
automobile drivers WEED. had applied.
for the renewal or licensee, Hedo- .
nied'the granting ot a renewal to
John J. Panchieen, of New Colleen. on
the ground that he was 'groesly need
sent in an accident at: Norwallr on-
January 25 in which Walter Mansfield
was seriously tutored.
He granted the application ot.Ai-
for a. reneml,. who was driving wear
in Hartford on February third, which
struck and drilled Peter Dwyer, of
Hartford. .Seeretary Phillips finds
that Bourgeois was in no way respon-
sible for the [fatal accident.
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7Worirmen today continued their et-
torts to recover bodiesl "believed to
have been buried beneath the wreck—
age or the Malcolm Cunning Com-
pany's main building when it was des-
troyed by fire and a gas: explosion late
yesterday. Up‘ to an early hour to.
do only live bodies had heei found.
Persistent. rumors said that there
were thirty employees in the building
when the walls tell. The property
loss is estimated at $100,000.
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«MtLLINERY OPENING.
Miss Fitch announces a showing cl!
snmrt tailored and dress hats, suitable
for the season. on Saturday, March
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IIEAAIIIB HELD
The Public Utilities Commissioners
4t. T. Hlkgens. a. H. Hall and 'r. B.
diorduwere in Nowell: today in re
gard to gates at Catherine street and
Nash’s crossing.
HAS. WILLIAM LEE
IADLY liilllIIEil
Mrs. William Lee, of the Murphy:
block, in East Washington attest. was
sorority burned about the urine und
side this morning when her dress canto
in contact with the stove. over which:
sin» was working, and took lire.
Airs. Lee is said to have hurt it taint.
tug spell and fell over on the stove.
tier clothing quickly ignited and Im-
tore. the flames couiddue smothered.
her hair ltud Iii-on singed, her arms
and side pulni‘uly alul soi‘lutml)‘ illlrli-'
NI.
‘lir. Francis l i‘lurnelt lwilil
and attended to the nurturing woman.
ordering that. «he must, bo moved to
the hospital. This was done. on. um»
hulnnon «being summoned. it is ex-
pwtwl than she will survive her injur-
ir~u_
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~NO‘i‘lCE.
tliovor’o shoe store will he open all
titty Friday.
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FlilEil $26 Hill
BELLIIIB LIIIIIIIII
'i'lwrt‘nu Zipporor, proprielrnuu of
tho llrldgoport. liouso in Water street
rinulh Norwnih. was udiudgml guilty
or selling liquor on lauudaywtbe 2nd
and Hill inst. were named as specific
doles-why Judge William F. Tnmmoni’
to the liouih iNorwalk 'i‘oiwn (hum.
this morning. and lined 826 on ouch
account. Through her attorney John
Keogh. on appeal was tiled.
The persons who purchased the lie.
quot are Alfred White and listiiord
Jones. Chief William: it. Pennington.
contain .1. harry Gibson. Sergeant
rims v. hormone, (titles:— titration,
and silicon Tenthitl ell testified this
morning.
William penicillin went bend. tor
the prisoner to the. amount not 3160.
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beloved all day Friday. A. and It.
154 “institutes street.
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culled ‘
w'l‘he commissioners, with Mayor Ed-
nrd J Finnegan and Councilman
liiiliil illitti
New Ilanaan than Accused oi
marrow). Moron 20 gem...
thiedi Louie Bourgeois, or Hornet-n, \
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tiniavorabiem Report in the Sené
eteon Threelleslleti Board
and it is ”slanted
one in nu:
handwritten
Favorable deport Freeinh it from
Taxes is Made
HARTFORD, March. adorn the
Senate yesterday the bill tor the
three-headed highway commission was
unfavorably reported. Senator F.
Johnson. of the committee on roads.
bridges and rivers. contained: that
there was practically no support. for
this :plan. The drill was rejected.
‘A number of bills relating to the
hunting of birds and ducks wore re-
ported unlinvorably thy the committee
on fisheries and game. Most of these
reports were accepted and: the bills
rejected. Senator Stevens obiected
to the method of proceeding, saying
that the committee should bring in a
substitute bill for some of the mess-
ures in order that something might be
done on the matters,
Senator F Johnson explained
that there would; be substitute mess
ures brought. but the committee had
voted. to discard all those bills on
“which. Myriam be uninvomble no
ports. midfield in brief that the coral
mtttee on that the present hunting
season on quail and partridge and
other birds was Elli right as at pres
ant and “Hailed all parts of the state,
that there would be a bill reported
changing the season for the hunting
of duck. ‘bmnt and other shore bird.
A bill has also been reported to the
House. he said, dealing with the sea»
son on wile hares and rabbits.
Chandler and the corporation counsel.
James '1‘. liubbell and J. F. 'Bot'n'. the
utiorney for the New York, New “Ha.
ven and Hartford Railroad, went to
the crossings and viewed them caresI
.iully then came back to the ‘Norwaik‘
IiTiiy Council rooms where the case
' was heard.
The witnesses hoard up to press
‘ time were dolled Eaton, Joseph Barry.
Griortxo ‘Iloits. lMorris Btulli,
liam ll). iBurnoll, "William Caitill, Frank
‘W. .Soutliorlnnd: Officers Jarvis
I Murray. Thomas lioruuy nugi Edwin C.
l‘iitchcock.
“LODGE OF BORROW.
South Norwalk Lorine. 2'09, ll. l’. 0.
1-3,, will assemble in the lodge room
Thursday evening or iii”; p. m. Lodge
at Burrow on the death ol‘ l’irother
Charles N. \i’oorl.
l’A'l‘llli‘K i“, llliOl‘liY.
Exalted ltuler.
ii. iii. Million. hou'y.
iiEAVi rinse roe
realm lill'iiiilliEll
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WA'i‘illlblile, March 20. will.
Dlokvrmnn. oi Nets Huron,
chariot: A, deVarIllK. of this city
motormon oi the Cotillm'tlltll (tom
puny, running on the WBLi’l‘Ilill‘y-Niiw
llnvou line, were lined use and costs
in the City Court yesterdsy for run
out; their cars at a speed which, it
Wits hrilll, endangered the hotel? of
pedestrians. Counsel tor the been
told the swift that the men were not
to blame as they had not been untitled
by the company omrluin about run-
ning too fast. Judge Mutilation, pro
siding, said that it that was so. the
superintendent ll 1.. Wales. shoot.
it he is in blame, be brought lilo
court also.
The notion is a port at the pollute
crusade “also: the speeding oi tree
in? am within the oily iintiii.
when store will he em all are
(loud Friday. Connolly auditorium
g
Dr. Wli-.
The Senate spent some time on the
proposed amendment to the Hartford
charter providing tor the equalization
of taxes in the city and it use finally
tabled tor the calendar. as it promls‘
ed to be controversial,
Favorable reports on bills authoriz-
lng Ansonia to issue scour bonds to
allow the Woaivillo school district of
New "oven to issue school bonds;
amending the charter of the City oi
\i'uterbury (discerning school bonnie.
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Bathe building of conduits, etc: on a
hill amending the charter at Now its-
ven. establishing the tenure of attics
of public school teachers in New lin~
van; exempting from insertion the
property of the Norwolk 'l‘own Union.
King‘s linuxhloru nod done; on n outt-
ilon o! the Norwich and (iolchoetor
Traction Company for amendment or
ulterior; on‘hn amendment to the New
lino-on city ulterior amending an
amendment establishing n omelet
rommltiuiott on building litre»: ifavor-
ing amending the Waterbury charter
outloornlng the twin: of pnvomentu
and concerning elections.
m-Try a its not. Evans Hudson
cream Ale tor family use. Mather
and Flynn.
EANATORIQ’M A'i' GREENII FARM!
There in a possibility that the form
one Mechanic loo property at Greens
Farms. fronting on long island sound.
will be courted by a murder or New
York physicians who purpose utm-
ing a hilltllLlirlllm there. A committee
oi the physicians in looking into the
matter and it is more than likely that
the deal will go through.
beside the the truth, ’l‘hs fl pines
would be ideal s- s Mathewson suit
hymn“ mothers, metres at; line
an estate to recursion sound.
The property. is twenty sores to err
tent and there are nations buildings
the entire property. owner! at present
grim other not mu hunt: (one he
.badfst tpeheeimr ileum. More
pram our.
two Unknown Meal Stimulate»
' In Washington Politician-
new it AW W
‘ Flexibilities-
1‘3 , .
On Tuesday evening: Menu new; at.
the Norwalk my the regular
monthly meet 8 o! the Norwaik
Equal it‘ranchlsewamie will be held.
. m is certain unit this will be a most
inspiring and intoxicating occasion for
there will be a locture an “Good Gov-
ernment," by Kiev. Encarta L. mell-
ards, oi Cannon‘ Station, followed by
reports or the outrage hearing by the
delegates hem Net-walk who Ittended
both the snare: and the antioudrage
hearings. 1
Mrs Walter Harvey Weed who re
turned tram Washington last evening
will givo an account of the Washing-
ton parade and subsequent suffrage
doings there.
Among the Norwaik women who
marched in the Washington suttrage
A. parade. were, two young women whose
identity is unknown to the local
league. They are especially invited
to be present it this meeting.
As both local league secretaries are
still at work in the hold. members
will receive no other notification of
the meeting.
INTERSTATE BASEBALL
LEAGUE MAI IE FIIIIIEII
The possibilities are strong for an
interstate, Baseball Magoo this com’
ing season. There was a meeting last
night of the mAneSers of six teams
and the idea met with'the general is-
tor or Iii,
These teams :ii'rho would play are
Norwalk, woniottester, White Plains.
Mount Vernon. Stamford. and You
kerc. The managers of these teams.
Augustus C. Knorr representing Nor
walk, met last evening in Port Cites
(er at the Windsor Hotel.
The proposed scheme is to play tour
Sunday towns and two saturdsy
towns. There would be six games
for each club. three guinea on each
grounds, making a total of 30 genres
in all.
‘Anothcr meeting will be held wltlr
in the next two Weeks at which time
the matter will be decided.
“Closed all day Friday.
124 Washington street.
erroemon Til *
overrnnrve out
'HA' R'l‘mlll) March 20 -Oysterrnon
oi the state have unexpectedly begun
A. and 13..
.lnglf‘li-nloro the coinmittoe on public
ileum: and safety owing in opposition
which this developcdtoabtllwhiob‘on
its (one would hive power to the mate
Board of ‘HOAII‘II to devise means
whereby pollution of streams and her»
‘Iltlrn would be gradually eliminated
The bill has been extensively olives»
lined with hunched coupons request-
ing uitlsons to «in!» up in favor oi the
utensuro and send their endorsement
to their lenluloilro representatives
There has been A (Itsttttiiili [or copies or
the bill. it is rlnlmed by those who
have examined some or the sections
that the hill but only aims to live the
stein than! at llonlth purview over
the condition at «tremor: and harbors
with extraordinary police powers to
enforce any oriiern it might make. but
it would give twitter growers tile right
to tulih oysters from natural beds and
slap the inhibit or the shellfish by fili-
issnn who have. not obtained special
uremia from the board.
A. hearing was to have been hold
some time next. Week on the hill. but
the oyster-men who are interested in it
have requested that. a «lets be not
next main in order that u not anon
timeout. ‘
The bill would give the state board
"7,.
s:
’ niissioner for Fairlield
to take interest in the legislative hears
dance or those ulrmatiog it may he
inflorlietinn over tidal water: had so.
cording to some members or the legiti-
lstors who are receiving MW
lions it would sullen. slim resin suits
or the sounds his summer on howl
a «on attributed his it bother to inlet.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Rein Tonight m can»
Vote or: Fttteen to meet:
TMMI Bournemouth by
Sever-tier Buitlvlin
iltlllllii luminous
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Hon» Listened te'ilommlttee
“Reports Today
a.
HARTFORD. hint-ch 30r~The Demo-
cratic Senators in caucus today voted
15 to 3 to reject the nomination by
Governor dialdwin of William .H. Cor-
bin «for reappointment as Tax Com-
mtssloner.
Albert 1,... Loopholes was elected
commissioner for New London county.
and James F. Cloonsn. commissioner
for New Haven county, by the senate
today. .
Dennis Muivlhtll was elected com-
county and
Charles J.‘ Gunning commissioner for
Hartford county by the Senate today.
The house spent at least twenty
minutes today listening to committee
reports
The cities and boroughs committee
reported favorably a bill for a board
oi public welfare in New threat to
take the nhsmfiathe Nest board
or charities us corrections An
amendment twat“. litteshop Jew re
ported favorably finds as follows:
local health authorities rrom entere-
lng orders and restrictions concern
in; the sanitary condition or baker-
tea."
The claims committee reported to-
vombly a bill to validate and adjust
several cilia"; or the estate at Dr.
George H. Knight against the Connec-
ticut School for lmbecilee and the bill
was sent to the prrupriattons con»
mitten to receive on it $25,000 with
which to meet these claims. the state
to rtweive all furniture and
mom in the buildings in the school
and also a certain piece of land do
scribed in a deed of transfer
The bill excepting shell nuts con
rocttonery tompcrenoe drinks and
bottled beer from the penalties or the
monkeys not was reported uniavornbii
Antoni; other bills reported i'nv-éoru
tliy were “lg following: From the ex
eiiw committee forbidding iIlu employ
ment of minors in or about saloons;
authorising the Wculilile school dis
trial to lay a tax for school purposes;
amending the law relating to the solo
or personal property in certain in
relations; providing that the state shall
furnish Derby with it net of supreme
courts: to give J. Holly Louktln a.
title for a piece or land situated in n.
solo or the General Assembly shall
take infect unloads otherwise provided
tor on August l.
Tho (showing aniendmeni to the
phonon low was reported towirnhly:
"Every town incurring any doomsday
espresso tor a proper belonging to so
other town may recover from the sold
town providing said town insurrlno;
the expend; shall render to the town
liable ihoretor an ilomlsed ointment.
or expense so incurred once in six
months during the period in. which
such expense was being incurred.”
The house motioned With the son»
etc in mommitti’ng the lleohstt lee»
chors‘ tenure or since bill. it???
resentsttvs titling retainer. a attention
has arisen which had caused discus.
stun tn the house. and he preferred
that the matter be discussed in com
lollies. -
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«EWING MILLiNEAY OFENNQ.
nearer.
"Thu this slit Illsll not prevent the
noun» .
lake in Chadians; providing that the
Mrs. Ads F“. Alishbrsiint will lilo
hiss oneness and: hhlt’ithhled new.
tannins and novelties in all the neo-
sit odours. our ’l’iiiii'ldli‘. satin-day and
hit iliiillilil
eph Zimmerman, Wealthy
Student
in the Common Pleas court. yester-
day. the Jury. after a deliberation or
nearly two hours brought in e verdict
«3275 damages for Harry Phillipeon,
an assault on the part of Joseph mm
merino, son of the president oil the
Mom- moms company.
with Judge John J. Walsh, of Non-
walk. appearing for Zimmerman. and
Attorney Davis for Philllpson. The
injuries were the result at a traces
on a. News“: car a few months ago,
in which Zimmerman and another
Yale student, Charles Foreman, had
struck Phllilpson, who is a conduc-
tor, iniurlng his right. eye“ so that
he was forced to remain from work
for several weeks. Ellis wrist was
also hurt.
The testimony in the case showed
that both boys were on their way to
attend a dance in South Nat-walk and
were drunk. They kept rinsing the
bells on the car and Would not desist
when told to by Conducted Phillip-
son. He finally called in his motor-
man and tried to put them on the
car. The motorman was iknocked out
and Phillipson was badly beaten up.
‘He sued for $1,000 and also has pend-
ing a similhr case against ‘Roremsn
for a like amount. Motormnn *Mc-
Nerdy also had suit against both men
tor $1,000 damages each. The case
was heard before Judge Howard B,
Scott.
~—ii3iosed all day Friday.
124 Washington. street.
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AE SIM IEEIiEii
WASHINGTON, March Bil—Quick
tarlt‘t revision along lines acceptable
to the Democratic leaders of both
houses of Congress was the object o!
a conference called for yesterday be-
tween the ranking tariff revieioniste oi
the party in the Senate out the
House.
senator Simmons. of North Caro
lina, chairman of the Senate Finance
Committee, and Senators Stone. John
Sharp Williams and Stith, of Georgia,
constituted the Senate subcommittee
A. and P.
tor the coulerenEe with (tintirmnn t’n-‘
derwood and some of his colleagues
at the were and moans committee.
ill round in:
Jury Brings Verdict Aoalnetios- _ :
oi' Nor-walk for den-see resulting from -
The case was W yesterday ..
ally in Fairilelli. ill: or
the Militia“
our“ itiilll ..
turns liliiiillillt
From Persistent Shadowin’i It? .
Unknown-Latter Wins Fies- . ; ‘
don: Alter Run Through.
Marshes I
Fairlield was stirred with the w
cltement of a real genuine man nah:
yesterday afternoon and. 1mm, 35‘!
center or the old town across the "All
marshes to the bench groups at} not
made desperate attempts to om
a flying foreigner, who had been acts
ing in a suspicious manner tower“
several young girls. Had he been.
caught it would have fared hard With I
him as indignation ran high. There!"
was talk or tarrlng and (Gathering Mlle ‘L
and two hot headed members of tie-
pursuing party even went so darn
get a rope and suit a hectic to lg m
the shades or mind, westerners monies.
the pursued slid Rainbow to
his pursuant more till ilflt
But it was not until he had dictum
ed thatt thq search was tinsliy aim
up. it is expected that it wtlrbe new .
tlnued tomorrow. the details om
explained to Deputy some it It. a.
wood last night.
Degenerate or Demented.
it is considered that the men fiw
either a degenerate or demolition; m
tow [iconic living at the beach I“
vicinity are anxious consenting elm
suspected n lieroabouts oi the man “I
it is expected that a careful search W‘
the bench will be rustle teeny. ind
suggestion bolus advanced that" be,
. may be hiding in some ol‘ the sonnet;
lie was first noticed, yvutst‘dti;
House Democrats are confident thee
have iruniml a tariff mousuro that ul‘il
illi‘ u Inltliful «on
platform umi uttiisimiorv mmmnil) gm.
u dowuumd revision liltilliili‘li and
Illlnl the revision in one Kermrul bill
should be able to run the anuntlut of
both houses nithout lunch starring
There will be u llemcwrntii tiiill‘llii oi
the ileum within the first out or two
at the extra session, but the lhnuo-'
erotic leatioru do not. anticipate any
upset of their uouoral revision plan.
SUBS FOR DIVORCE AND ALI.
MONY.
Home crow Wants All. 000 tram Homer
0 Crew.
Alluring several things which life
not, planning to our the lanai. linitto
Drew has brought null {or divorce
against her huuirund. tlomor it. Crow
toruolltie denier. and Constable ifhnrlen
li". Post; but: Attached throne nittomo»
Iilluii belonging to the defendant to
cover the moon necessary to insure
the nlimony claimed by the pininiiil,
The divorce is asked on the, noun!
statutory grounds. and Mrs. (Trust at
so asks for a change or some. one
is represented by Attorney liltlwnrd
M. motioned. oi Norsnlh.
. The papers in the case are returne-
blo hetero the .Sopsrior Court at
Bridgeport on the first, week in April.
fiaw-flhwmofi asap-M some
«case OF THANKS.
Walsh to thank our many friends
our! neighbors the thou-mullahs: our.
in: the richness one utter a death
or our “hunter. and tor the mitts:
norm holiness. ".
ea. Allis him. Addition it soon.
noose.
furnished to the party i
at Booth Nora'ulk. the wollhoowo moi.
(Cotilluood on Sixth Polo.)
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-—NOTICE .
Walk on r shoes l‘ho only NAM
share you can buy them is at M: Jib:
ion: and Son's .'.i stores tilt) Woaiillir
tun tit. bridge: and 1 Bunion at.
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Ill) GOAEIILIIIATIIIII.
TIIEII DIVIOIW
A iiiiiltilllx ol’ tho Nmullt rm
live. [Mantis was held in tho lied {um
iilnil. at it o‘clock tout cranium
willoh plum about homeowners W
burn neurvmhiod
The meeting wnlgdailod to child? W
Wailers ilnnu. chairman. and til. {”0
rotary, i" ii Monthomnrr‘ ma»
minutes or the that meeting. ’ ,_
IIMDOI’IH of minimums were I
and accepted and the meeting NI“
thrown open for tildellunloil. at Wit »
time a general expression with
in favor of llllilllml. Wars and
were discussed and general (oomph
work. with rothreuco to the city
ing, which is called for next A!
evening. The sentiment or "iii
solidntion, then divisio’h,” prom
end the meeting adjourned nutrient
the coil or the chair. I
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“case‘s? rushes. r.
We desire to stillness our new
lien for the kindness shown til! d 1 "
the illusion are! death» oi wile and
mother; ‘Whliy to Olive 13,
badge, K. of R; Diaries Con
at moiroh and friends.
o. o. bottles not} or
worm class 2.... cross hose out
but strobe dentistry assert.
orders new. ..
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Norwalk Chronicler