”panlsd bit the one
of the coal shovel, . A
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‘E is about here. it
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ESTABLISHED. 1 1870
111111111”
311111111
PR Sill
Highway Department.Wants Ap-
propriation at $37,500 tor
Repairs and Total of
$145, 937. 50
Sillllllll SAMMIAAEEMEN
AllllllllAll A llllllSl
Entered at the South Norwall: Post~otlice
”Second Class Mat tor.
lllllllllllSllMl lllllSAIllllS
lllR lllllllllll AAX le’lRlS
Assessment Against Husband
and Wile May Result in
Fewer Marriages
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-«Among
the troublesome questions that come
‘ up today for consideration by the in-
cmne tax experts oi the Treasury De-
partment was this one:
“Is the income tax going to put a
premium on single blesscdness?"
Advocates of the law contended it
would put a premium on marriage,
but its interpreters now have found
the paragraph affecting married per~
sons not so easy of compensation afv
ter all. The law reads:
“There shall be deducted from tho
amount of the net income of each. of
said persons (meaning taxable per-
sons). the sum of $3,000 1plns $1,000
additional ii’ the person making the
Budget Analyzed by Superinten-
rolnrn be a married man with wife
dam Chapman living with him.
1 ....._.___._._._ $1.000 additional it the person making
the roiurn he a married woman with
a husband living with her; but in no
l
Ca
Hearings were held and completed
last night at the meeting of the lioard
m. 'l‘avuiion and Estimate on two iin1 cl'cnt shall this additional exemption
portunt budgets, one of the schoolsIOf $1,000 be deducted by both a. 11111.11
and the other of the street (mpm.t_gii.'111d and 11ifc.l"iovldcd that only
1111111t.'.l‘hcrc was 11111011 discussiou‘ 0““ deduction ”A N 000 shall h“ made
pr'moked bv the llist item of thelfrom tho segregate income of both
streets estimate some members of. husband and wife when living togoih
the. bomd dissenting f1om the 11ie1.'s1“"'
of Commissioner Shcr‘ron and Conn l
cilman Harry Mather as to the i11-1i1 'cxpeits don‘t think it is. For instance
ness of apportioning $37 '100 for tho they hero to rule on 111111thci two main
maintenance nnd repairs of roads of “M persons living together. each 0f
th five districts according to the: whom has an income of just $‘l 000.
”1113011ch of each district Emnsi pay the tax. As individuals each
{would be exempt. Docs marriage
kc them with. an aggregate incomc
. 51.11 11 e E‘““
(cmm’me‘i 0” l 1 "g " of $11,000 subject to the tax?
Another question that does not part
MRS. PAHK’HURST IN ”Warm,
"‘RTFoRDTM THURSDAV ‘ W11 ch will interest husbands
m
and
wives to to pay the tax in case a
joint income is tumble. in it to be
airs. Pankhurst's American tour‘iiroportioncd according to the income
“li'llll'll in now utmost over has met. with jot" the individuals 01' the husband to
the most 1111prci'edcntcd financial suc- pay it all?
cons, Apparently the authorities whoX 10110 thing seems certain to the ol-
feared to admit nu? desperate clini‘n-:'l'l(‘lllliii The tax is solid: to prove an
ier have been 111111'urrnntcd in their ns- interesting index to marriages for
sumptions. So far no windows have money. Although many 11. mercenary
Aileen broken nor any lmiidinus burnedfiumn who took the step into matri-
Mrs. l’ankhurst does not advocate mi. smonyunav he allowed by his chltbv
ilmloy in thig countryI She rccounlz- wife to pay the laconic tax. the chain»
('5 the different environment of British (1.11 are good that much of bur income.1
and Aluminum women. and has never in from luvostmcnlu that, require tho
insisted on militant methods in “fig ‘0110 per cent. normal luv to bc with-
country. ()1, the on,” hand. 1115, hold at tho source. and a comparison
l’unlihnrst has boon 11 stupendous aid of incomes would not be difficult.
to tho cause in America in sucurlnu No om1 hood Will‘l‘l'. however, over
the inonsurc oi‘ recognition which it “"91“ ll l‘l'OSl’l‘i‘l. “N‘lliitii‘ All“ i'ctnrnu
now poaosnps, Her hurculuan labor»: arc. to be socrot anyhow and only a
ior 111.1 11111101 in the 1111111111 Isles have low wilrrinrfi 111111 ’Prcnuurr officials
boon u constant inspiration and on- will know ”mg" doinils.
('ouruuommii, to tho siruilulors on this ’” ------- -
side of tho Atlantic, Mrs~ l‘uuhhursl MB GHAPMA" 0"
is undoubtedly the provost 'Wllllll‘llli:
THE ROROOl ROORET
i'iulils campaign of lhl or any olhci
gunm'dllon. Nothlnui ~11 '1llud impart.
iul orltios to her law 1111a] Bupremufi
(~11, ouliliuir- 1111111111111 and unique tilll'
gloriousolpurprm1_ i'onzu Hicnt is for-
tnnuio to ho (mp ol‘ tho Hull 8 included
in Alt-li'Ilillll“ lll'l‘ only uppoui‘uzu'c born
will be in Hartford m1 ’l‘hnruduy ovcn
ion ol‘ ‘Iiiu \1'11oli.i11 lll'll‘ or this fact
ll is not alirpi'lsiii" llu ll ordora l'or tic
him have pouri'd ill 11111111 :1ll Hilil‘li.'
211111111 romluu from croul lllliliilli‘ilii.
(111111 from Springfield. The ion boron
which were on Halo ill tu‘rnlyi'lro (I'll
1.1111. burn all lwcn dlapoood of not
'lmiiiy oi” the souls uri1 :ilv'i'nily 1101111.»
(11.11 oi‘ the attractions of H111 ovonlul:
hill in u dinner in bur honor iglvon ui
‘lloii‘ lioud. 'l‘houp wishing to attend
should mulu- ni'ruukimwuls lunumilah»
11 an the number will be limited. Tlllsl
111 not llln first iriluuu which has been
paid lira. i’nnhiiurut slurp, llnr urrlrul
Notable muting tlinuu worn the dinner
ulwn All her honor at tho Airline tllub' WA~T “ORE "ouev
in New ‘l“11rk,iimiilnnor given for her
by Mina .inun Addams at Willill many It is understood today that the iron
of the most noted inch and women ol‘ IMouldcrs' Union is contemplating
the oily 11ers present and her invite making demands on the employers for
lion to speak before the internationalElilgiior wages. A delegate of the. inter»
Purity Continent at ‘llilmiufiiiollla. ln’nstlonoi 'Unloa has been in town for
(zlovoland the Lieutenant (iovornor'soveral days and is carrying on new
ore-aided at her meeting. Whether one tutti/ans no the men interested in pet-
uuroes or disagrees with Mrs. Punk-Elias the higher wages. The minimum
band‘s policy all agree that such her. i desired in $3 per day. as against $2.75.
stem as here and such devotion to on which they have been receiving for
ideal merits our deepest respect. I. some time past.
“Knuckles and unorkraut. (lbw
aoh’n Market.
Suporlntundoni' li'u ‘l‘. Chapman. ol’
the town schools, informed u Soniluol
ropin'tor. this morning, that the budget
as presented to the Board of Estimate
und 'l‘uxullou this your may ho a tri~
ilo confusing because of the also of ilii‘
lluurou. lii‘ ulillod that tho luuluul wan
prrpurod for 11 your in advance and
hours tho period boiwuon September,
Hill. and iictobor, lull». 'l‘lio iiouru
ol’ l'isiluuito, lunvcvor. wanted a bud-
pot of tho prmaont your.
liuvo boon it“ tho bourd'u wiuhou hurl
hoop known illlll carried out. 'l’lio lind-
not, as presented 11111111111111 for the 11111
period lill'l‘liillitl in scholurn and school
functions olr.
“M. may m...
IRON MOAAEOERS
«Best that can he pmduced.'l"ure
pork sausage. Cindi-news Market.
11
some answers, count. romoav.Novsnena 11. 1913'
31111.1. 1
111.11 11111
11 1111
Hundreds of Members at the Dr-
uer blather at the Fool Guard
Armory, in Hartlord
uniiuluuu
1111111 111111111
Mrs. Story Responds tor the
"National Society
01' plus the sum of"
The huiiuoi is luryur than it would
l-lAl‘t'I‘FORl), Nov. ii.~1~Brllliant
with its decorations of hunting and
flags and its stage a mass (it grcon
plants and flowers, Foot (luurd Arm-
ory, furnishes today an attractive sot-
tlng for lilo observance of the twenty"
lilrst anniversary of the founding in
Connecticut of the Daughters of the:
American Revolution and the organi-
zution of state chapters into the Net-‘-
Etional Society There are nearly 5;:
E (Continued on Sixth Page). i
l
PLAN TO BRING A
NEW ARDOSTRIEB HEREE
The adJourned meeting of the board
ot‘directors oi'the Chamber of Com-i
i’llhmoroe was held last evening at the afternoon The
temporary cities. 40 Wall street John‘
(favanagh. president of the organiza-
tion, presided. Those present were:
John Cnvanagh, L. A. Lehmaier. F.
Joncs Charles Dilworth. B ..l Rev-
nolds, .'. Condos, F. W. Thompson ill
.‘IRlOl'lllll, A. L. l’olilman, ...Wllliam‘
Ewing. (.3. E. Sluusou. i-lon. J. J. Wulsini
H. F. t‘olcburn, l". A. Ellis and hi. i)
ltnndull.
alcoholics ,
’ ill llilllllllllllllllll
Two OtherIBuld Boy Burglars
Have Their cases Continued
James Fornlno, aged 13 years, was
sent to State's Reform school, at Mer-
idea,5 by J udge John Keogh, this morn-
ing. Fornlno has a record that is not
enviable and his case should be a
warning to all lbbys tempted with
things he has doneIin his career. De-
tective-Sergeant Thomas Leatherlund
has rounded up a band of boys who
have been puilingfoil! stunts oi? more
or less soriousne s for some time past
and it is believe that the gang has
been broken up now.
Fornino in company with Eddie Ban
bcr. aged 1219111113, broke into. Silli-
mnn‘s novelty store, the Franklin
school, Abrahums' grocery store, 'Mrs.
Susan Mnther‘spetore, and Rooney's
store. at the corner of North Taylor
avenue and Cedar street. Bernard
ii’ushkosh was with the boys when
they went into the Franklin school.
The Mother stone was entered last
week. Saturday lght the .Silllmuu
break occurred. ll boys wrecking a
window to gain e runes. later that
night the lads wen up the tire escape3
'Here;
they ionnd six coute.I Sunday ulghtj
they took Tia cents and some cigarettes;
and into the Franklin school.
from the \brahama‘ store. il‘hen they
11 out to Stamfordpi‘ beating their way
That looks filmlile enough but 11111 000 members of the order in this state: down, and paying bull-'fare for the re
turn trip. Later they entered Room‘
,oy‘s store. where theytook 64 cents.
Ell cakes of chocolate, some chocolate
almonds. and 4 packages ot Beeclinut
.(hewing gum.
\luster Fornino a record was started
some time 111.0. He was sentenced to
the reform school and Detective Leath-
eriand accompan‘lc' him thither this
es 0‘! the Barber
11 1d Puahkosh lulu were continued un»
til December 18th.
‘illllllllllll Slfllil
Pilllllll SUCCESSi
‘ i
‘11
' Fair and Colder Tonight.
lllAlNM
111 N
111113
Arbitrators Decide to Award
Them About Haltci what
They Wanted
BASlll All All“ .
AlllSl lll llllllll
Board Rules Against Employees
on Four Out at Five Points
w»...—
NFW YORK, Nov 11.~—1'l‘lie long
li1od controversy betwoen railroads
and their conducstors and truimncn
over the latter‘e demands for inoro‘
pay ended last night The employees
ciaglng 7 .per cent. 11nd totalling
live for one year One. hundred thon-
1sand men will share in the increase.
Award is Binding.
A Thus ends, by arbitration under the
Newlends amendment to the llrdman
nit. a controveisy that threatened at
one stage of its (‘tllC'Cll‘ to tie up by
strike, tialn service in all states east
or the Mississippi river and north of
the Ohio. on area. with a population
of 412.000 00 The award of the ar-
bltration commission tiled lute yes~
terday afternoon in the fcdral district
Econrt is binding and final. To its
'tcrms however the two board repre-
isoatatlvcn of the emplo1eos filed a
Einlno1ity report and the two represen-
11111 1111111111111
111 no 11111111
Atlired in Costume Her Songs
and Stories Had Touch oi
Realism That Was
Pleasing
Miss E'lberta K, Shlpiey, a native of
Eastern Tennessee, the land of p111
riots and craters, who is descended
from the some ancestry as Daniel
Boone and Abraham Lincoln, appear
ed last evening in original songs and
stories of America’s pioneers and
Tennessee Mountainers in the enter.
talnment course of the Trinity Mons
Club for the benefit of the parish hall
fund
Tile church hall was well filled and
the audience was most enthusiastic
over the realistic stories and songs
presented by Miss Shipley. Born and
brought up in the land of the people
whom she depicted, 'Mies Shipley's per-
l’ormanco had a semblance of realism
,in it, and her costnming aided her in
gaining effect, quite a little. 1
1 Dressed in a cuonsliin cup and 1e11-
thcr hunting jacket. Miss Shipicy yap-
poured and her stories were heart-
nontional. None in the large audience1
ed ygoun person i
This was the second entertainment
ioi‘ the. course. The third, which will
occur on Tuesday evening, Novemhoi
25. will be the Huntington Concert
Company. and promises to be hottci
than either previous evening of pleas-
ure. The, entertainment will be duly
announcod through the columns of
IThc Sentinel as will the two outer
tainments which follow to complete
the course.
The committee is being congratn
laiod upon last night‘s success.
i
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A
—-THE LENOX Mi-ELINERY A
Popular millinery at popular «prices.
:charged with the illegal selling at it;
ng
11111
11.1 11:
Police Raid Arion Hail 11111.11
cratic‘san Last Night andAr- -
rest Two Men so Charged f
lWllll 11111111
1111 111111 11181
Dance was a Merry Party and
the Tickets Were Pepulari
That there were things doing at thoi
ltalian dance in Arion Hail, last eve-
ning, in all sorts of directions, is evi-
dcnced by the reports which have
started today. Two men were at rest-
ure granted an increase in wages av 11mph]; and lugpiflngI as well as od- i911 for dispensing liquor illegally, and'
several other minor disturbances are
$6 000 000 annually, about li'ill’ 01' what tailed to immediate the advantage at reported. The dance W913 proclaimed
they wanted from Oct tobcr last cifcc- the opportunity to hear such a talent the “15‘0”“th Ball under “10 9111'
spices of the Premier {Band
Sergeant J. Harry Gibson had a tip.
that booze was flowing into the hall
innd around inside ilike a little river.
He had Special Otflcer Grumbley on? '
the job and the latter saw what was
viaklng place with wide eyes, but tight-'
ly closed mouth. ‘Sergeant Gibson not-
ifled Cider William R. Pennington and
the raid was pulled.
Nicholas Santa. and James Mole,
Etlcket seller and dispenser, respectiv
'ly, were the prisoners. They werei
Iquor and the duct secured Attorne‘
John J. Cuneo to defend them.
Liquor Prosecutor George H. V09
'lativcs of the fort1~onc railroads a The bones Millincn. 29 So. Main St, burgh has the case in hand for “‘3‘
dissenting opinion
Win on Living Cost.
l1 reaching its award the board
Erulcd mainly against the employees
Mr ltiordun reported that the com- From Ball 0' Flour i0 Package “A on four out of five points submittod‘
mitten bud not as yet made and delta
i111 conclusions in regard to a suitable
oillcc. They had several places in view‘v
which they would look further into.
(“hostir S. Scllcck. or the Fulrtioldf
County . utiounl Bunk. wos unanimous-'
ly clcctod treasurer.
Hon then followed regarding the
bringing of industries to Norwuik.
'Evtu'y member spoke on this subject,
and it was conconsuu of opinion that
the Chamber of Commerce should pro~
cocci immediately to take the neces-
sary stops to not in touch with manu-
factnrcru looking for locations. ‘Ilir.
Ewing. the chairman of the industrial
department. reported that ho was
working toward this and. and perfect-
i111; tho organization of that dopurb
11111111.. Mr. .‘llcf‘ionih, who was to have
brouuhl up the question oi secretary.
found it impossible to be present. as
ho. was busy with a campaign in lliicn,
and could not not horn in lime.
mm“ mrmflwo SM 1
BAND OOROERT
ARR OAR OANOE
'liw Promlor liuud ol itiitllloport
(Hill South No111ulli 1111111, plu1o1l for
tho 1111111 inn ill Arlon ilull lusi evening,
on tho uri'uulilll ol‘ lilo Aristocruilv:
llull. Previous to going lo the l1ull1
l
Needles All Prizes Were
cleverly Selected .
(inc of the most 1101 oi of all dances
A11 Olit'il discus-AM” held in town was the Chopin.
Store duucc last evcnlns in itoodticl‘s.
About. two hundred continuum:
Hull.
appeared at the dance and ouch ro~
coivcd a presont. l’ound boxos ol’
l'luylcr's candy, soup. ('lgurn. cit-inr-
ottcaimutcli boxes. jcwul oases, «how»
in: gum. almond chocolate and in fui'l
nll tho worou 0m1 would oxporl to ilnd
in u country store were among tho
prizes.
Friday night there will ho 11 1111111
loiil duuco and the attraction will ho
11 prizo waltz. 'l‘bo champion waltzcra
()i‘ .llussnchuuoltu who come from how-
cll. will ho prouont in coinpoic with
itrldiziuiort, Stamford and South Nor-
wuik couples. The prospor'l of thin lu«
'i111'11lnli1 tourney in croutinn quite a
little interest. The llrsl. litllllliy duuo.
i111: culitoui ovor hold in ion 11 in an
other novel loulnro planned for tutor
in tho. souuou .
MAY ARREST Bl
TRE WHOLESALE
“mafia...
m
"i‘liui'o be met his wil'c.
liw liltlltl 11111111 a concert in front oi;
tho .lluluu homo llolol uud uuiuniuhvd 'cnrrlcd on units a prosperous trade in
nilllu' 111111111 satin-Hun b1 tin-1111111111111» the vicinity or Connecticut and Toy
'l‘wcuty. ll‘llytl have for some timo-
iby thorn as reasons why the increase
should be granted and round for them
E (Continued on twelfth page.)
”
ilO OASOROER AFTER
REILASS AOOUITTAL
KlEV’. Russia. Nov. ll.»—.\lcndol itci-
lies. after his acquittal by the jury last
night, on the charge of murdurlnu An-
drow Yuslilnaky in March, Hill. was
quietly released at a into hour and
taken to the Zuiilott brick works.
where he was formerly oumioycd.
with some
inombors or his lmnily and uovorui
friends. and on the invitation of the
manager they all puuscd the night in
tho snpci'intcndciu'11 house.
No disturbances occurred in the
streets of liter. thinks to tho 11111111111101
oil intention of the authorities to sup-
press with an iron build any disorders
which might ho inatluutod by the nu-
merous unthSmnitlc. agitators in this.
city. Today (‘iunucku utlli putrnllod
tho ulrooln 11ml also the surrouudlnu
~1llstrlcls.
on... SW“...— mm
aunieuwsurn _
l * ,srusinuvrn
Wm
i A report that gained some clrcula
tonight and tomorrow
South Norwaik. l
' i.
MOTHER cause ’
BARRIVAL rumour
1 w...“
E The numerous committcos of thc‘
jhlotlicr (loose Carnival which Opens
ltoniglii. at the Armory at seven forty
five, have after energetic work comv
.plelod all details and plans and are
now ready to rcr'clvo the multitude of
people who will throng the hall for
afternoon and:
ornnint’. This affair is one of tiic‘
largest that has over been arranged
for and now that all work is finished
for tho oponlnu tho comi‘nitlcos
charge are roiolviili: dammed praise
for llwlr nniirinu oil’crtu 'l‘bc bouuilt
of ll1c'uri1lial is i’oi tho Home For
The \god worthy 111111.119 uhlih
should bomsnpportod by every viilnon‘f
of tho 111111 ol’ '.\'or\1'ulk. Mayor l1‘run1l
old i, llurooil has urcopii'd tho invitu-i
lion in l‘orinully upon tho ourulvul.
{lineup of Hip high rlasu variety will be
rouilorod. hon» bolus, beside the Anion"
li‘ilil llunil on oi'clu'slru oi twolvc
iiiN‘l‘S.
’l’ho imitations of the affair. cnu bi"
partly rvnlizml trout ituowiuu that
ilwro will lu- two hundrud' womou and
our lllllltli‘l‘li 11nd lliiy children in con»
f111111111, not, counting 11111 11111111' pi-oplo
who 111lil work about the Armory in
‘holp make it 11 11111111111111. Tho door will .
be divided into two streets with liouu-
Inn and store on either side of them.
E An additional Munro in connection
with the carnival and lie many side
mode in the music niuoe 1111111111111 nn-iim- avenues, and ”puma"; dismount lion the twill WW “Willi Willi A” “l" "timely“: will he I‘Ew performances
ppaujflut'fl horn. Quito 11 number of I'rhgmug luaatlieriand has invostluutnu effect that bidwurd Junnroy Wiin diml 0 iii": i’nuonulhdnmiira ziooured from
I g I
pinned were rendered and all showedium bugmngg. nnding that u must during the past wool; had 11 i1 ddon 13" luport I ii! “iii (mull on a
grunt union on the part of the band page, Not only are the twenty small
niouihorn. Many compliments for “businessman" known, but their
Prof. Curtis, who lends the band. were "fences." too, seven in number. dru
hoard. identified by the police department.
A parade use held from the hotel
to the dunno hall and the line or,
moron was lighted with red fire in the
hands of small boys. The dance con.
tinned until 111 into hour and was large.
ly attended. Refreshments. ware dim
”used throughout. the ovenins.
H'GAPTHN limb."
Marvelous a reel stint" pirate ia-
turn. its: rump; find”. 5 “
The trade consists ot stealing Dem
nouns and tings train passing automo-
biles and selling them. .
‘ Detective mundane stated this
momma that be in considering with
the prosecutor the wholesale arrest. or
111m who tie the thieving and or those
, who have wired the goods.
, “.ml.-.
Good We! are to be beau-Iter-
, the silver-titled 1
treasure in tlu1 wilds of Weston and
that he had told some of his closest'
friends where it. 1111. Not until he was
dead must they touch the treasure or
toll of its existence.
Now that the man is dead naturah
iv the story is more strong than ever.
This morning several Weston gentle
man were in town. one of whom is
connected with the settling of the 981
tale. and he stated tint he placed but
little faith in the story, tor he thousht
the column was a man who would
tell at the «intense or any such lud-
den treasure.
.0 1i
temporary stage. which has been
erected at; each at the three illness the
carnival in opened.
1
m
«~AT HOYAL JAMES INN.
Dance. 8 o. in. Wednesday night.
ii‘nitord's orchestra. ,
'ri-ia unseat.“
“Tom is nothing but a heartless
flirt."
“What. do you mount” 1
in l
liners to Slnml’ord
blunts ior llliluu oui iho'lumily will ‘
“Why. after I‘ve Minded him only
I! . ,
.fll‘ll I. . J
in: times. he is tannins iovo‘ to another York conference at customs
State.
lolm Keogh, this morning, for :1 beers
1111.1 he continued the cases of Aunt;
Iand Mole. the latter not inlreduently
mixed up in police circles. until Fr!-
day afternoon at 3 o 'clotk. under bonds
of $50 each.
The idea was this! Entering the
hull a guest purchased a ticket 1'01"
twenty-five cents or else paid twice as
~much for one which provided twelve
hours for the purchaser. This ticket:
arrangement, when there was no 11-11
ccnse for selling the liquor, gave thfi
cause for the complaint.
The case will be pushed to the limit
according to the authorities and no
111mm of this evasion of tho law will b6 _ ‘ ‘
permitted at the union, or any other
“—W
earns 111111111 10
st 11121.1. dLllTllEO
The Stamford industrial
11111111 of the Salvation Army is to"
cure for Mr. and Mrs. William ileum“
and family oi‘ uuvon children. accordy
his to tho piniouuoii of Ensign Hid-1
word (l, l’uri'ott yculorduy niorlllnx.
Mrs. Porroii has urn-onumnlod ‘Mrl.
whore nrrttmuh
bu mndo. The department delivery
will bring llw articles to South New ’
walk to iiilio ”wt“ to 713 Fort. street.
The store wont to the home yesterday:
and ll. in much more cmnforlalilo titans _
it won lit-torn.
Wm
SPEAKER BALLS
m
OOROVAR TO OMAR '
was: new
WAHiiiNil'l‘tiN. Nov. l‘lwilopt‘eleu'
toilvmlhmovun returned to the ol
yesterday mornini; In time to be on,
on to the chair by the speaker 11M
Representative Mann demanded
customary roll call on a motion to Ills
learn. 1 .
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