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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 22, 1913 · page 1

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“Protection oi Proiiis” May Be
.Eiiminaiod Soon

WASHINGTON, April 22,—Present-
log the completed Democratic taritl re-
vision bill to the House today the
Democrats of the Ways and Means
-Commlttee iéeommemled e. radical re<
adjustment of the entire fiscal policy
of the nation. They proposed to make
an income tax the means of accurately
adjusting the funds to be raised by tax-
ation to correspond with necessities
for. government expenditures.
_ The report. submitted by Chairman

' «Underwood, alter outlining the opera-
tions of the proposed income tax. said.

"The revenues from all income tax-
es realitly respond to changes oi rates

 

 

, effort on the part at thoaa.i:lnterested.

’ no opposition to the bill was discov-

Proud of Bill lust Passed

ride fire escapes on all public school
buildings is one thing of which the

and throuxh‘largo vision aim worn

"the protection oi" the little ones had
been made statewide. To the credit ‘
or the legislature let it be said that

cred throughout the whole discussion
and the only changes made in the
wording were those which II'ould ms-
terially strengthen the force of the
act. This law now puts Connecticut
-'seoond on the roll of honor States in
this respect. Ohio being the first to

schools. The impelling force of publl'
sentiment alter the Collinswood dis-
aster wrote Ohio's statute, however.
while Connecticut enacted her law, in
serious judgment. "freed from any mo
tive horn in catastrophe and humbly
thankful to be so (read.

To the women of the Town or Not-
waik belongs the honor of initiating
the original agitation. Mrs. Jean Du-
'mortier and Mrs. John Hamilton are

 

Town at some my Well I ; ‘

The recent bums oi the mine pray ,I “

Town'ot Norwalk may well be proud. H
The solution in its beginning hm ,

adequately protect the children of her; A .

 

actually the pioneers in the case. rWith
persistence and laithfuiness they kept

members of this committee were all'
hard workers for the cause. and their
names were as follows: Mrs. W. HIE
Weed (Mrs. union Munro. Mrs. Alex-

 

had the letter you be raised or lower.
_ ed within a tow days' time without
busing” dipturbanoes such as general
I , in. it is libido»
“ . " "bud t. or other effective
. »- ‘ ~ Congress may be
able closely to. calculate and determine
I in advance forthcoming expenditures
will soon be devisedyia which event
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drool evening Douiglass Fowler Post.
(i. A R.. and Ladies' Relief Corps, on-
tortained state Department Command»
er William Dougai, :State Senior Vice
Commander Russell Glenn, Nations»
Auiutant “William J. lSachem, Past De-
partment Commander Chester IM. Fen
rid. of iiihode island; Past Stilts De-
partment Commander ll J. Cutblii. and

Commander Close, 0! Stamford. all oi:

whom addressed the veterans Buck
ingham Post members were also vlsltv‘
era in good numbers. George] Bunion.
Commander Ewart: and C F ‘Hallock
also sddrtissed the veterans and Relief
Corps. My or more veterans and a
good number of iioliei Corps were are»
cut.

Altar the meeting closed all were
invited to a iins supper. arranged by
the ladies. who presented commander
lion's! with a dub bouquet oi dowors.
Commander We won toutmsster.

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NANCY, manna, April tau-«lino
loldrnhtlonal military aviation i i-
dont occurred on. tho Franco-Osman
.. mhiisr this monitor. wiles a German
array “mm. climbs on French
tummy at Nora Missouri from
Alarmed ciliam. in uniformly were on
board. These Wars Capt tiaraiiflii‘iit
ins actor ot aviation oi ths airman
”3‘ Milton WM Monitors are

 

 

 

: in...” of some Waco
',essdsdlssiul§htiahlirllihldmtho- I

ander “Rummler, Mrs. ”W. IH. Church,

sin. Idol. www.mu. In. J. nip.
Median .

sun. m Mali-ii

A. Lens. Miss A. cram. cuss Iw.1
Jennings, bios. I osmium. am. III. e.
Morgan, Mrs. ill: I: Desmond. Mrs.
John Stapleton. Mrs. J. It. Werner.
Mrs. William .P. Boers. lids-s. Jessie Ge
rord, Mrs. Alvin Wadsworth.,ers. F.
8.1mm Mrs. Wallace Marvin. Miss
Mary Fierry. Miss Dotha Pinned, Miss
Clara Hill.

In addition to this {lid practical”
from the but men have also been sob
We in aiding this campaign: Maw
H. Biz-dwell Mr. A'. m-Wlnohosior. Mr.
George Bogardus. Mr. W D, Herrera.
were particularly inurosted pad ener-
getic; also. Mali! id. Jennings, lit.

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Ian a. In. Gallstier Mr. or. W“.
Illlrc Joseph Davis. Roy. Join Mili-
ton and *Mr. J. B Gotchefi. liluntusl-
ly out ol‘ these and other man a men's
committee was formed under the chair-
.msuship 0’! Rev. .i. 8 Werner. rector
Ior Grace iiipiscopal Churoh Norwslk.
which committee. cooperating with
gills work of the women‘s committee.
Ipianued and curried out It publicity
Icampolgn which brought the matterto
,a focus here in the town; The moors
oi the town helped splendidly and Iron»
omusly in giving space. and time and
effort. in the meanwhile the women‘s
committee had rescind the press or
the blow-ills dromso's association“.
the principals of all» schools, the we
. man‘s federated clubs and by the time
the bill was ormnlod by our senator
minaret-d vii Wood of New (issue.
and was aim a hearth; by .tbs com
utilise—van enthusiastic Add woliorm=
lad delegation from Nomsik still all»
or Iowa: was ready to be heard. The
moon is known and ovary parent will
breaths ocular as soon as the twin
out into «not; {All honor to the our
and erosion who lohsht for this thing.
or also: and the this; they wrought.
Iliiorwsih. oushi to issi proud.

All“ 80.9“
“All:

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. Shipbuilding yards for the lower

Nehemiah Condos. dir. John Hamiltour ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

waisHING'roiI; ' April
House Democratic caucus has closed

oppose the hill in whole or in part and
one or two other Sycamore of the dele-
gallon believed to be on the fence.
The Connecticut Democratic con-I
greasinen were elected on a low thrill

 

the matter before their friends and platform. but they do not regard the ”mama!“
finally organized a committe or twenty- Underwood bill with great lever. Some of 3; 000. a.
live women to further the protect. 'The at them say it will seriously More mount "it

home industries and others lobe as jail to “my“
much. Alter striving to amend the dir .. .. s m to; the baby
bill in many verticals". only to on u m. 2.1.. mandilound it

unwise-{lull}? tho stonewall libel
that supported [gamer Underwood st

shall-Inna v
-.Ailliilliiiil IA Elli

W
HAMBURGI April 22.—~Thh: new
Hamburg-American Line steamship
imperator. nine hundred feet long.
ran aground in the Elbe this mamas.
She we. proceeding from the Vulcan

moeuo make ready for her odiolsl
trial trips when she mutation all Al-
tons. Under favorable conditions it
is hoped she can I); iioano tonight.
I.Tholstspmshlp’lmperator. when she
magpinloyocmlulsslon with the start
of librsmaldeu voyage to New York
on May 28, will. for a time. he the tars.
est vessel sailing. Her keel was laid
two yam ago, nine hundred test in
length. or almost double that ol Gert
many’s lamest warship. lior other Iii-
menslone are niuoiyfsix loot beam.
and sistyuwo test depth.

Reports have been printed that am.
moorer‘ifiillillisui‘ would be amend“ the
party or disliusuishod Germans who
would momma! the trial board on
the" but trio»

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soot IrrAsnIr

The ms of s new We is Ilia
Norwsllis is dull more It the present
lime this ever before in tho history
of the unseat institution. monies
to the reports which can be altered
iron tbs mm obralolans slid 0&brs
“interested. ‘

fibers is a waiting list at door or
live io’r 5min room in his smell:
heath-Irons the mm are also Ilia

 

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22-4119."
trvo hill pint ..
and the debate en the thrill bill in the “mg, ym

mouse opens with at least two mom that u. did" "

 

 

 

. stall! connected with

I‘ls‘ own behalt, said
:Jk,’ having consumed
. whiskey in a short

rain: He claimed

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

mood Iwhsol, there wasaio
other man on . rd, save himself. his

 
 
 
 

son. tour - use, and the baby.
Probable . was lound anilIIthe‘
accused was over to theiiilay

 

0mm. in the sum‘
unable to raise this
taken to Bridgeport

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

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Fault Umoeslous PM El. iii
Ming house inflidisod

From indications it would appear
that Oscar Baillie. a well hum rosi-
dust or The Norwsllis. attempted sul.
aide last night. and the attending our
stolen in or the opinion that the ct
tort will prove successful. a: no has
been unable to rouse the loan from
the‘uncousclous condition is which be
was least! this morning.

Last evening Selina went to the
boss. at No. it Haviiand street. and
named a room. Nothing more was
thought oi the matter until early this
remains. when them was s sirens:
odor of ass in evidence about Ilia
hours. This was eventually traced to
ransom occupied by sum. Oil on.
miss the mm the man it round
lying on tho bed unconscious. with
the m int turned on full as all the
Minion tixlltiy closed. DI; Robert
it. Mac was hssiily summon; and

 

over ma,
new to science to bring the man

to. iis was unable to rosters him to

musician» and law summed
the opinion that he would dis
lawnmowoammmotlhlt
section for mar row. and was an.

florid so a Masher by Muslims.
Arabic or. flush. or mom street.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

and?“ wits m was s couple or

mono on the rsiiross in limb;
Moises his; time fit has has drink.
, m litmus requiring surgical on» , '
notions am Whit!“ W'
hospital. hr. humerus:- wan «tilted ‘
to ma lit tho slum Win"

 

 

diamond and Am. Aibsrt A.

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, In. dollar Molnar First

Willi! lu— ;

although I he worked lor some hours
trying mythic:

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councilol Blimli wins to

 

At the “solar meeting at the Nor-
walk City Council. held in the Council
chambers, last evening. Charles .1".
(Mills, a representative of the Standard
Oil Calamity. came before the coun:
oil mono» sbouttheoliinxw the
roads or idol-walk and me his prices.
which were 1.2 cents per square yard.
it was voted by the council to have
Street Commissioner Edward may
take up the cilia! Wu!!! get an
estimate of the guard yards of the
streets tint are to have all and to re-
port at the next meeting, at which
time action will be taken.

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(Continued . on Ninth Page)

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which his room“ had not risen
above normal the physiolons decided
that they would be shortly this to lim-
it their r‘lsits to once daily.

presenters concern lrom supplying

manic Dilated to tile courier

fore committees and which how; great
imrortsnce to the state. . .

The largest hearing mi. thtt in the
house chamber on the matter of pollu-
tion or statewaters. Before the nuance
committee all matters relatingto tax-
ation ct railroad corporations were
taken up, and before the incorpora-
tions committee an alert was made
to get a favorable report on the pro
position to repeal the.statute which

electricity to its neighbor. it the wires
have to be carried over a public
s.treet

Waterbury sent a large delegation
to appear before the cities and bar—-
oughs committee on any bills allecting
the charter of that municipality. There.
were 31 judgesliip resolutions before
the judlcisry committee which relate
to courts in Stamlord. New London
Putnam. iliddletown. _ Stooioston.
lumington. Huntington, Winchester
and soothington, and some of these
resolutions promised to provoke _-con
troversy. ‘

The taxation of oyster grounds and
oyster franchises we: taken up by the
sheiliishsries committee

In the senate Governor Baldwin
sent In his nomination of Lucius E.
Whiton, at New London, flush C. Shal-
voy, of Dsnbury, and Earllss P. An
vine. nl New Haven. to be members
of mono» Board or Arbitration tor
tumours

 

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.. p Immune it: amorous: rises ‘
rigor , g _ mu oid‘bilip renew his»: Ham-I
mil , iii saunas-y 'l'lIo gov-nor Iliao melamine direct «3
nudge m at without lever. As appointment 0‘30!!! sou-mm" or
when: 3mm day on Derby. to the state Board at Account—

sacy. to oil theaunexphbd terms or
Harry Treat Beers. of New Haven.
whose term expired January 1 next.

Recommendations oi the approprla.

 

Mather conditions evidently indu-
«need the popes health tastiest on
teat Today was heavy and cloudy and
e am. or dry wind. blow from A!“
rice. all leading to depress the pontil'f
greatly: in spite of this he was very
anxious to resume work. This desire:
for activity is still the Wheat diillcub

tandem- hsve to contend With, as they
fresh relapse will occur.

or became brighter. the pope decis'rod
that he ibit much better and he an
soared to be in cheerful spirits.

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WAISHIW. April it. mmdeili
Wilson and hi1:r nouns“ dsushior.
Eleanor. one being ocuxrstulsisd to-
W on A narrow were tron accident
while Automohllln's lost sight. .lus,

Ills orkidsnt’s “may turn
corner at Peace moment. our tbs
capitol. s stratus: washmsht loo.
sudden stop within a tow locus of the
presidential motor. new at was
somswbst distilriisd by tho incident.
but did not stop. This stator cycle
‘Issu mills: Ills militant tool: the
desmoum whilst
on. new today iii ills Wis
Alonso

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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A n floors to ammo mo Amand-

"2 aw 10 ”at. “0 ,
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; HARTFORD, April Mir-There was >

a large gathering of the legal talent
_ or the state at the Capitol today. The
attraction 3onsisize‘d ol mm bills '
which were assigned for hearing be- '

PRElEliE Ilfiiiilli

Progressive Boise All Ii
iisy Bo Advooaiod

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WASHINGTON April 23
rrency Committee, called 1

at results or internal
with President Wilson, Sec »
Aden and Chairman Glass
House Backing committee,
subject of currency mom .
are to be mused to lie 1

preparatory to currency lest
the extra session or res

out uniorsesn delay.

 

*wassnzorooc,
Witch tho newmiir inn is" .
before the house for its.)
the

 

lieu of $400,000 tor the cars of pa-
tlenta in county homes tor tuberculo-

sis and 838,000 for an interwar: all

Iflheitou was made by the
lions committee

The insurance committee recom—
mended a

i
Elbe insurance commissioner

shall

‘3' "Vim "hm“ "1° “WW" “'1 ““9 “Insults inquiry into the condition at lire

insurance companies at least once In:

fear that it he is allowed to Work a a" years.

Alter the «note session began

3M")? alter “m "h“ the west» Slate's Attorney Judson. or Foiriieid: lites to be reached. And

county dame into the chamber. the
was noticed or master Nowell who:
altered him his“ arm and conduct“
him to the rostrum. where he toolus
seat beside Heurmvsmor Tlofilor
When the Mills session opened his;

oi Harwell. and a bill which wool all
low “orders to start in the loo burl
ours The llomlii bill was one which
almond. may section at the charm.
”I!” ills ilurtiord bill it was discovered
“that It spoiled to Wort mm as
sushi and the mmufltivu from that
town wished to its board upon it.
The commltoss on “cities and bor-
oughs Imported humbly on the hill
incorporating the Wslortowo lino dis-
trial. but conversely on a out little;
lbs limit for this than is whichbtds
must to rubidium (or public works
mammoth miles the Anson
is charm putting all powers at the
“Mime most as to rationales in
the hands of dis learnt. ma: bros

 
 

 

 

.ahlsrspmsmlhuoiamdins

 

Posted it will admit lose All
on rabbits and hair such I:
in the cushion oi hats.

1

against the hat schedule.»

period bv the house ways I
committee Mr. Donovan s ,
im the recent Democrat
rWIanj (or the list schedule

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much limp outside the mill
paring to show what the .
looted to in the scheduler.

As a result of «but drill

Underwood oi the bolls: om

means committee has given

king, of Fllrflbid. m mommilted «I this abuse will be mos
bills amending the charter of the ‘in "mil“! to W Iii 11’ ii" Mt.

lows the hairy sins which

ilosn mm law and Ala

toe mention that iL should.
to he rm and that a smell

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man owan, or the Senate ennui-Ii

hers together, today and advised"

out:

joint sessions or the cunts "
mittens or both Round and“

ed that the min is disputed a

(Continued on Eighth Poul

7 Inseam oxidation of the
ways and mess: dolomite“ ,

This has most importance
”pi-0pm hail/era of Mary and that

: oi Connwticut whore hats fifth
duced. it is the result of they
choose in the law so that ous work or Congressman

ilcaliy the our material use!
Connecticut batters. This In
lot is free under the M

shaded the you as W

barn: to the list industry
raise little revenue for Uncle ,,

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

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