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tonight; Wednesday increasing cloudi‘
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Wench-er conditions: The area; of high
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region has waived but very little dur-
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1 Tempermm; Low, 30;1high, 38. The following letter was received
‘Pnrtly cloudy ‘ ‘ 33 recently by Dommsnder C A. Haus-
,3 «»—-—-—-—-——-——--~ ' ' L chiidt, of Monte street, Norwnik, of
3 11-11.311.11”. “Boston.“ spendin’i the McKinley“ Camp, No 9. Spanish
the day in Norwalk. on business ~3War Veterans and is published by re-
: * , quest
'. CW“ Cecile. “0- 106. 950' C., ““3 The deceased comrade was Ernest
hold its regular meeting Thursday or. 1L1. Mulllngs, a former Norwalk ‘DOY.
oping. {who served eighteen years' of saline
ment in the United States Regular Ar-
my. 'Me was many times transferred
and he left the army at Alaska sever-
al months ago. lite returned home
here, renewed old acquaintances, and
was taken ill. His long, hard service
had broken him down in health, until.
without the fortitude oi a‘tilan in bet
ter physical condition. he'prorod unsa
his to withstand the ravages of dis-
ease, and passed away at the Norwnlk
3 Hospital, despite the good cure given
Our (Brothm' lodge, No. 10. 1. o. 0. him there-
11“.. held Its regular meeting last arena The letter was‘ss follows: 3
ing and the first degree was rehearsed. 93 0. Box 733
..... .. Norwaik Conn.
once or court Norm 01mm ”0‘ March 21.1931.
801 Companions oi the Faro". '3wili3 Mil C A HAU‘SCiiliim‘
hold m "“1” meeting in "en “8 Commsuder hicKinlcy Camp, No.
9, Spanish War Veterans,
Dear Comrade: '
1 mm to thank you and the mem-
bers 11! your command tor stiondinx
sud participating at the funeral of my
late brother. Your service at the
grove won beautiful and impressive.
Mia death, which was the reunion!
his devotion to the Flog he loved and
the example of on rtotlsm shown “by
the members ct your command, shows
the kind at stun the hotbed dilutes sol~
dlcr is msddwi,mer ready in the do»
funnel 117 this: they love, and to
honor the mastery or s commits.
JKismet-ins Claven of Norwalk, is
spending the day in New York on bus~
business.
Humid Heinselman, or 33 Taylor
avenue, has returned to work. utter a
tow days of illness. ,
One ot33Attorney and Mrs. Nehe-
miah Caudee's children has scarlet
revet- and the house is quarantined.
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Crotut It Knapp hats and “Cross"
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‘ To the Senate and House of Reprc~
sentntlveu: .
I hnve called the congress together
in extraordinary session because u
duty was laid upon the party now in
power at the recent electious which it
ought to perform promptly in order
thut the burden carried by the people
3 under existing law mny be lightened
as soon 1111 possible and in order. also;
that the business interests of the coun»
try may not be kept too long in sus-
posse as to what the fiscal changes
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are to be to which they will be requir-
ed to adjust themselves. It is clear
to the whole country that the tar“!
duties must be altered. They must be
changed to mcsttbe radical alteration
in the conditions of our economic tide
which the country has witnessed with-
in the last generation. While the
whole taco and method or our indus-
trial sud‘cfltmsrctal life were being
changed beyond recognition the thrill
schedules have remained what they
werc'hctorc the change began or have
moved In the direction they were xiv
on when no large circumstance 01‘ our
industrial development Was what it. is
today. Our task is to square them
with the actual tacta-~~Thc sooner that
is done the soon» we shall escape
mm soaring from the facts and the
sooner our men or business will be
free to finite by the 111311 or nature
(the union of free business) Instead
of by tho low of legislation and arti-
dclsl arrangement.
3 How Tarlii Hus drown.
We have seen one legislaflou wan-
der very tar uheld in our day—wery tor
indeed 1mm the iisld In which our
growth 11nd stimulation. No one who
looks the facts scusmly in the race or
knows anything that lies bencsth the
lumen of action can fail to perceive
the principles upon which recent lurid
«Joel-lunch has, been based“ w.‘ loud
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. . the one new sctlva in public policy
i. hardly member the conditions tint
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merchants than buy in the would.
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3cm which we do not and probubly‘
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for the suite of the revenues they yield.
the object of the thrill duties helioc-
forth laid must be Marthe camped
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contest with the wits or the rest at the
world.
it would be unwise to more townrd
this end headlong. with reckless huntse
or with strokes thin-“cut at the very ‘
roots or whut has grown up among
us by long process and at our own-in-
vitntion. it does not-‘111tu1' 11 tiling to
upset it and break It and deprive it of-
uflchnuoe to33,cllunge. it destroys it
We must, make changes In our tiscni
laws, in our llsoni system. whose ,ob-
lost is development. a more tree, and
wholesome development. not rcvolutidu
or' upset or confusion. We must build
i’up trade, especially foreign trade. We
need the outlet 11116 the enlarged held
fore. We must build up industry as
In
denliug with the turiii' the method by
which this may be dune will be 11 mat
ter of judgment, exercised item by
item. To some not accustomed to the
excltomcnts and
greater freedumfour' methods may in
some respects undut some points seem
heroic, but. remedies may be heron-
and yet be remedies. It Is our busi-
ness to make sure that they are genu-
ine remedies. Our object is clear. 11'
our motive is above just challenge
and only an occasional error of judg-
ment is chargeable ugulnst us we shall
. be 101 innate
Thorough, but Moderate.
We are culled. upon. to render the
country a great ser1ice In more mut¥
ters tltnn one Our responsibility
should be met. and our methods should
be thorough us thorough us moderate
and well considered. based upon the
facts us‘tliey are. and not worked out.
. as if we were beginners. We are to
. deal with the {nets of our own day.
with the facts or no other. and to mnke
laws which squnre with those facts
it is best—indeed. it is necessary—to
begin with the tat-IE. i will urge noth-
ing upon you now at the opening or
your session which con obscure that
first object or’tilvert our energies lrom
’ that clearly defined duty. At n later
time i may take the liberty of calling
your attention to reform which should
close upon the heels or the tariff
uses, if; not accompany them. of
which the chief is the reform at our
banking and currency laws. but luat
.- ‘ now 1 retrain- Fertile present [but
' these matters on one side and think
only or this one tutor-of the changes
serve to open once more the tree chan-
nets of prosperity to 11‘ great people
whom we would serve to the utmost
and throughout both rush and tile.
' WOODRDW WILSON.
The White House. April 8. 1913;
INTEREST ill THE“ SESSION.
For the First Time In Many Years
bemoan“ control.
Elements in the extra session of con
gm are unusual. President Wilson
hsa called the great body together at a
time when his party has absolute con»
11111 or every branch 01‘ the govern-
ment relating to legislation.
twenty years. During that period or
long ago when the Democrats were in
power President Cleveland culledlun
cm session. but the conditions were
vastly dillcrsnt tram now. ‘
{rho extra session under. President
Wilson is remarkable because the law-
compurutlysly recent rise to promi-
nence. Because or the fact that the
Democratic party In providing 11 change
from Republican rule tor the first tune
to sixteen years great interest is cen-
tered upon the doings of congress.
Virtually a 'how Restitution of logic
tutors has sprung up. With but u very
tow eaceptlous there are no men who
figured in concrcssionsi doings
twenty years ago who he suction
responsibilltles d! the body now.
or only one thins bus the punt
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cannot produce. “Mi-tore. u'nd tho‘
of energy more than we ever did b9'3 3,
Welland must adopt freedom In the ,
place or nrtlticlui stimulntiou only so »
, till 1171 it will build, not pull down.
responsibilities * of ' ‘
in our decal system which unity best-
m. 1111 not been on «in colors in
makers to a lam extent are men ot‘
absolutely certain. 11nd that is that the”
thrill would be ilrst and foremost,
{lid revision is to be mounted, and It.
would not .1111 bs pleased om 1111 3.
biting". "
Arabs, "the Rubber» Kins‘
today haters the committee vinvestlgs‘
ing the atrocities on the Putumayp
rubber fields in Peru. . . .
Hohhot-V 1151111111, who ,‘ls' president
the Peruvian Amazon Company, edmi
ted In his testimbny that“ the {creed
lobor oi the indians revealed in
book written on Amarlcun civil
glneer and, I the capsular r0110 3
was true, but declared that the cruel.
tics has been exausel'ut‘ed: his asset-
ed that he end the British director
of the company wore ignorant oi the
conditions prevailing in‘ the rubber.
itields until they, learned of thltm
through the consuiur reports. Be said
the guilty parties were employee oi
the company. A
A new chiropractic has thken quark .
3ters in Srpingwood where he em aid-3
minister to the wants of the residents
of that section. 3
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