1‘!!! SOUTH NORWALK!
EVENING SBNTINEL i
.. ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN.
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.
FRIDAY, JAN. 15, 1915'
MINIATURE ALMANAC FORI
ITOMORROW.
High tide II :49 a. m.
Sun rises 7:16; sets 4 :49.
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
92-2—News Department.
gag—Business Department
‘ I388 -—-Branch Office, Norwalk.
1225 3—Editor' 3 Residence.
1385-12-L1ty Editor’s Residence
I113-12--Business Manager“ 3 Res-
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MASONIC‘KOTICE.
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F. and A.'M..
Meets in \iasonic Building. South‘
Main street, lst and 3d Tuesday of,
each lil(llllil".llli_\' and August ex-
cepted—III 8 o'clock. All thinnerI
Masons cordially inI'iIIId. D. Burr
Beach, \I'. ill. ltobcrt ill. Wilcox.
Soc.
Butler Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M.
Meets. in Masonic Building, South,
Main St, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, of
' each month July and August ex-
mzptmi~at R o'clock. All Itoi'nl ArCh'
Masons cordially invited Charles
A. ’l‘uclt, ii. 1’, Robert \I'. WilcOx,
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HELPING OUR OWN.
For many \I'ct-‘ku the maple ot’ .\'or<
walk have \\'llil commendable goiter»
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malty assistctl (hostI qutic homeless
‘_ ;~_.Illii destitute as tho outcomv ot‘ the
in‘mcnt horrible European war. A con-
I Itioii oi ram is IIOII at our \Ql‘} door.
through no lnult III their on II. but ho.
In}; victims ol' the terrible industrial
c-‘éllliilltlll. lili‘rl‘ Ill‘t‘ than)“ in our midst
s-I'II-Iiinu ht-lp. it has boon IIIIIIII‘ )l'ill'rs
I III-II thv the has how soon. The
Ioungcr Izcnorution Cilll horttly I-I-Inom
our whom the lust I'ciict (-oiiiniittcc iii'
.‘ll'd'diii IIiiIIIIItcrcti to tho IIIIIIIs oi
‘ ii‘te people.
History I“ pvuts itscli and this i run
Lug IlIII t‘I-liul' Conllliiiii‘e uppointud by
'Iiuyor l‘raiicis i. llurnell will IIIeIII Lil.
IIIe (lily Hotel ti) i‘IikU up the \\tIl‘ii oI
assisting Lilf‘ IOIIII's needy.
M'i‘he .II'orlt is (intent anti “'0
. 'IIvery assistance possiblt- will ili' gircn
lI'USl’.
this i‘opl‘eseiztn-i:c imii)‘ oi t'llilt‘iis.
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SELLING WAR MATERIALS.
Tiler '-
‘ under Iiitc-Inationul la“ and (' mum to
is
no IIIicstion of our righI
'jsell guns. ammunition and other our
VIInIIIriaI to liciligerents. lint the, Inor.
Aitiii‘isslli' iIIut-lI'I-d is a tliITcrcIIt IIIaIII
iii‘lmt rests 'I‘il‘». our national and indi-
and Iit‘II
bUllll‘ oi out titintns
Ilduai constioin I. pitI- tho
’liiilt ~l< Ul
’tItIti stu- -t= lIlI‘ll. the orolIchII is not smi-
gpio tin-l any It: lii‘(iiit',
Many YII‘IwIitItI Iz~ l‘iliM‘ lil-‘ll IIIIIIIls
Vii. horror II: I..: .‘lll'iilli'ti' ot thvir I‘cl-
.lI'W-(Illili'lltv pruning today from tho
‘ :«ale oI' eiiuinct‘y Iot' human sititiuhlcr.
this truly a sad spectacle. BIII \I'licn'
the same makers of ordnance and aili-
'Intinition scli‘their Intirdcrous iner~
"chandise to our own Army and Navy,
is there any objection raised? To be
'.-colisistent. these critic; should con¥
‘ damn all traffic in armnnent,
Evervliotly itiIoiIs that just now?
Itost oi the our material sold ahioudV
ales to the allies. 'lho most Iigorous
objections are Ioiced bI Amcricans
IIllo openlI sympathize IIiIlI Germany.
New, speaking broadly. it is unneutral‘
t 101‘ us to furnish IInr supplies to only;
One side. BuI there is no intentional
Isorlmination. it is one of the for-
lulled-of war. Great Britain has gain
ed nominand of the Sea, and it is slIeI
flint bars our our still! from Germany.
xKlerll‘tnuy could sweep the British.
3 the sea. she would take our guns
«supplies and bar them from the
was. The German government frank- Ikansas 1
recognizes this fact and makes no
holnplsln‘t.
it is even argued that it we shouldi
ow “tune the allies our war mater-V
@9qu
and other
E sources. both human and material be—
comes complete.
i "i‘lie soldiers II Ill be killed or dish! IMAY Mal—'8“ IHE
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bi) horrible for us to participate in the
‘. most indirect way in the slaughter Oi'
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substitution or a state farm for that
county jails of the state. particularly:
in New Haven. Hartford and Falrfleld‘
counties. ll recommended and possirl
V. hle changes in the method of emplm-i
.ing convicts III the state prison at:
' \l‘eIhI-Irsileld aro discussed in the to}I
, porI ot‘ the (‘onI'ict Labor Coxuinissimm .1
[made public today. The Commission
Iinues to be far more spectacular than
[are more than ,1Ul).ilil0 Sims onar‘at-
'chielly Poles. Bohemians and Slovaks ‘
Iand are found most thitkl’y
land six Danish ships adult by mlnos in
immanent; A sudden shift of policy:
now. virtually nonulling the fruit: 01*
Britain' 3 hard- -won mastery of the sen,1
might make trouble {or us.
To view the matter from auotheriV
angle: it looks as if the struggle will.
run on until the human resources are'
iused up. Food can be provided and‘
‘made to last almost indefinitely by ai
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determined nation.
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we do not ship them. the fighters wllilV
munition can be obtained somehow.
,merely get them more slowly. And
thus the war will drag on and on. pros- I
V; trating the world’s business and blight;
‘ ing its life until the exhaustion of rev‘
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bled anyhow," it is argued. let u
I help the slaughterers to finish the Iii-2 .
deous job as soon as possible, so there‘
may be less protratted agony and a
quicker recOIer" This may be It.
Shocking Iiew but it is held sincerely
by many humanitariuns.
And
lightly be SII ept aside
these considerations cannot
it is undenin
our fellow-creatures in Europc; but
what are we to do about it'.’ I
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN DRIVE
' theatre ol‘
The eastern Ivar" (‘Olr
contemplate such a striking campaign.
But it's a dramatic situation. well
worth watching. .
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The common impresaion
ilrlit llioi
'Sluvs who lime come to IlVIo United
States are almost entireli unskilled
laboreis is disproved by the bureau oi
immigration, which reports that lherei
lug farms in this country. They are
in Ar
oxns and southern Virginia.
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With eight Swedish. live. Norwegian
the open sea. it‘s no wonder that than
Scandinavian nations are torming a
union to ssteg‘uol‘d their rights now
anyhod remember the how not went
up in this mow nation .
bio‘wh Ib
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THE scorn nonwknxi‘ mama seminar.
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Convict labor Commission Ilnanh
Imus in This, Bill Differs on.
Other Important Matters i
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Some Members limmmentl the
State Account System
HARTFORD. Conn. Jan. The
maintenance of the prison,
“if the industries. at present our
.V ried on in the prison or other indus‘
‘ tries that might be added were to be
conducted on state account, a sttill- ,
cient working capital would be re-§
;'qttited to Vinake neessary changes in
t‘qulpment and machinery to buv the
REMNANTS AND
SMALL LOTS
it will be one of the greatest bargain days we have ever planned.
We have no means at guaranteeing just how long the quantities will hold
outat these marvelous savings, so you seeli is advisable to come early
offered io-morrow.
SALE.
Number of Remnants and lots that were loo
small to advertise In our January sale which commences Monday will be
FRIDAY, JAN. 15. I915
LOT 1 ,
Black Serge
5'! inches wide. Iill wool.
spongcd and shrunk, now so
much in demand for circillar
.LOT 2
Silk and Cotton
‘Ratine '
nil
ninth: to
l inches wide.
popular simple».
the
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LOT 3
lingerie Waisls
New and attractive Slyit‘ of
lawn.
oI'er lucc. nicely made and
mufquisette and all»
LO‘T4.
lingerie Waists-
Voi'y smart, fine
quality Wide and lawn. iii I‘a-
riot)“ of pretty ntylcs. Value
Inn do 0 i'
High III-ck and long Fii'I‘Vt'SI
skins. anllo 81.2.3 per yard. mil m fiilo 1,”. Wild. Special finished. .V‘Iiiuc “.50 end“ 3.100 hell.
Tomorrow ....... 85¢ """mr‘m" 24¢ 'i‘oiiiorrow ....... 79¢ 'l‘oui'orrmi' $1.24
LOT 5 LOT 6 LOT 7 LOT 8
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Women s Gowns Corsets Velveuirlp
Min of on H. Ioi a Id
Drawers moduli: IliOdPir, lwcll I iiorit'ui, Hose Supporters
sufficient work’ to keep the conuicts
raw material and to secure the ser- kenmed an adequate portion on_tl'Ieir
Ilces of men thoroughly acquainted
with Inanufnxtturing to superlnteutit‘
the “oi-k in the aim Furthermore ‘I
arrangements would be required «rm ceiving state aid to use prison-made.
ithat conditions do not call for any;
the disposition of the goods produced
This might be done either b‘I ' con-
trusting the entire output, to a mi
sonnet-hie jabbing house. 'or by goin’ki
on the road' to sell the products and;
thus contending with all the financial
risks attendant upon general husl-t
neon
time, unless legislation should he
adopted making it obligatory for pub—
lic schools and all inptitutiona ro-
quuipnient and supplies"
The Commission discusses farming
and work on the hi ‘ys for the
comlcts, but dismisses both as not
feasible under present nondltlons. it.
adds that for the auto prism at the
expiration of est-tins minut- .. no
. , -I -' '.‘liilill"'. liosc SHIIIIIIH< , . .I n .
. “ad" ‘7‘! “mill “”5”“ * ‘ l- f ' i ‘ lii . . I“ ”3 ‘U " “luck and “into ,IlIl III/ms.
_ consisted 0 ll‘. , .. I ~ - IIIIu ( 0 Mint IIIiIs I , II r) ‘ , ‘I _ _ . _ v :- . V . .~ . .
the western, thouuh we hear Iar hiss . _ 1‘ I J‘liu ] (human. or 'lt‘lllfilili'llt‘il ruffle with n," “W “m“. 3.“. N“... (rs. ”iii” Milli]... \ulue "K Vulm: 3'30 per WIP- “'5”
Ion it Russia I II it- dtptnded on Nunrtord, hdwam '5' Fuller. of Sung "M”- W‘W 3"" l“"‘ W“? 1 ‘ ' "M ”“1" IthIiIIv- Every size.
ull x n_‘._I *‘ ‘ ., _ , - ,. " - . . '“- V. ,. .,
: Viieltl. .InIi \Hliard n, mod” 0: Rox lmmmm‘. ...... 17¢ | lnIIIorIoII ....... 39¢ loniorrott ....... 39¢ ioniorrow ..... 12.41.
Io proI‘Itlo ti sensation at least once bur)" and was appointed “3- (luyefnor ' I: ‘
‘ Ii week. The ldlEst tlvveiopment, . Simeon h}. Baldwin. tinder direction of!
. . . ~ . - “ . l issemhl' to iilvestirutei
though {in )t‘l iiiiit' llUliil‘d III AIII- ”'5 ""an ‘ 3- a
. , . . :Ihe methods of employing convlct’ LOT 9 LOT 10 LOT 11 LOT 12
cI-ItzI. may proIe to ho oI Iietnend- _ t .
_ Ember In this dud other states. i . a ' Sc II (I Fl 1
“u“ Iinpotlame. 'l‘ho i‘oniiiIISIIImI is diI'ided in that marqmset‘e Hugh Towels a ope Eden anne
(lraiitl Dultc .\‘i: bolas is attempting finding as [Q the acllon reconililoiitiod w l‘ i - l l Pi“ ' 3 es 1. In if I II Ii III
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tI llanlting nIIII‘cIIIt-III that in possthly l‘ciulII‘e to labor at lilo Billie prison 1 . II ‘9“ “““ 9' “""‘“j 1.. 4......“ mg {on 5.1.5 0W S . “" l V
.. . ‘ . ' (PPM-0‘! and curtains. IIII|_\ . .. l' “m.” and pnlamus. Mm...
'llie greatest in “NM.“ and 09”“va . Mi‘hsl‘h. Puller and l‘odge find that: 4“,, yard» M. n “1m, 3ro V,‘ . .V" . ‘ i.. v 36, only ftmr I warn. . . V .. VV . ,
i ‘ (Olldlii ll d i ll f \‘uu‘ “ i“ ‘m h \.”m ""1 ”“h ISI {III \.IiIl.
.. ' oso - . . .m _
Ollt' ol‘ the. most darling \\ illiP hold‘ _ no . (a or a "30m , P" “I“. .. .. . 0 'i‘ .. . 19¢ ’rnmm-mw 833¢
. . . V . IIIeIIdIItIou for a (ilSOilllllllllllllt‘H oi the i IIIIIIII‘I'IIII ...... 9h¢ I IIIiitII'I'tIII 4 lot" 25¢ ”mi” "I“ ------- .
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mg \on llIIItitIIIIIIrI.,~ III. (II man present contract system. but it iho‘
army in Poland. I'III-ing Warsaw. lIcV ‘IcIIcral Assembly should dt‘t‘iik- to.
has riI'ciI a i'ililllllll into Si)lllill“ll~lii‘l'll make It charm liH’I‘ rH‘illl‘lll end ti o -
d ‘ - -" ‘ ‘ ‘ LOT 1. IOT 14 LOT 15 LOT 16
iluIIuarI. seizinr‘tiw lll‘thilIi‘b‘ oi "(bullion III III slam tam-omit system. 3 ’ .
. , . lIr. (‘loonan recommends that. the . ’n . .
l:ul:oII'lna anti pl’l'NSllll! IaI- Into 'lrnii- I ' o g
i p 1 l l ‘l VV I-oIIIrIII-I syntom be discontinued us “8813 1'38 ' “hasse‘ heehng Indlan Blanke‘s 0w 8!“
.III \"illlll. seI'IIra IIIIIII l'li illl cs ‘om . , . ., .
. I . . . _ soon .Is ptinstIIle, and that the static 'l‘hI out to“ ill" “V .. I . , V Mm“ ”mm” .l'i‘itiv of m.
”m mum bottle "m“ ("WW"): “1"“ “W‘Nllll “l'SiPlll be. established. (In. Ll‘l'Yill: iilhl‘ billings. L. l , yum” “I“ L H“ “N 'IV‘M ”2'” m ”I." In" L“ WI sl. lot 1; Inch cams and
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this Sll‘lli-lligit' mow moans in excel- lit‘lldl'tillll; county jails, thei‘ommls H, mp“... VI”... int- le‘ "“5 “'“’ I" “"- \‘ i‘“ ~‘ 1m sum “th i.I;i\II‘T‘I. (Int, 3 I-Itus. \l'l
lI~III IIxI‘II‘cisI- for our Inns ' licrctfiimi lb i“ enllrc unrmnucnt and I'OC- \‘urtl. ‘ Mr wm 9' .|. $1 6‘) iiivliiiiii‘tiikivsMd. 12" ¢
. ) I _. y y I I " -- t“, ' ‘ 'i‘ ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ IIIIItIl’I‘tIW ..... d I ‘ I ----- ,v.‘ _
m u was that look.»- m 1“”! "km” (mounds tiIIIVI Io present iIIil S)lil(‘.lli iIIIIioIIIIII. 12 _¢ ltIiiiIII lI\\ 20¢ l .
V in liartlortl, \IIII' Haven and lI‘uiri‘lcltl
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”*- - counties ho discontinucd anti a state I
ltoIIIIIIInIII. II it» II. I... IIIIMIFWIL ‘9‘ IarIII ho onuhlislwd for iull prisoners. ,- LOT 4 LOT 20
on the ’Ii‘l‘BI‘ of i‘llli‘i'iili.’ the \\‘ill‘ as IlIc jails to be used mcroly as plums LOT 1‘ LOT 18 19 Q
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(hp mom] of tut-5m, tumour” h} a of (it‘ll‘iliiiln tor persons awaiting trial. B S I N ' k C b B d Sp d Cumioriables
- . . - , indi'lcrininnte sciItonIm tor jail pm; 1 “1'83“ (18? S amSOO n 8 Tea S _
ticsiro lor a slic. III iilltIlllHlili .InIl . . ‘ lic- H W, m“ Ich “um.
T i - ‘I ll . ‘ ll‘ ’illilll Illil’ls ml" rt‘iOlllmi'llilml, Hit-Elli] liIII-IIIi lIIIiiIIII liI‘ui i“ In. hm: \\lIlI-. I-II- ‘iilziii l"|)l‘ illl‘ lI:IiI)' .~‘ t‘llil. oili) it fut: l;|li"‘f~l\t ll “1‘ch 1m
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““53 ””“a' “ ‘ r "r‘ ‘ ' The Commission inspected the stats lion-Int smrix. lx‘ x .4. Imo- . ‘Iv. Hrly III Marcia. Iaiup l in the lot. _'llII.\ JIVIV will) \VVVVVW 3'; m. V ”V“
”I,” m. ill’l‘ own mm, “”mmmm Hm prison (ll \I'etlicrsfieltl. lhi‘ jails 0!. “WW” Iinli 1 down. you lilo III-II IIIII-I» sort-ads.~ \VIIlIII- :1 Jo 5‘s} VIVIUVHVVVVVVV)“ . . $1 98
put into ”In livid I'Iillilliilll II‘cil trainIItl New Haven. Hartford and ‘airlit:lth 1mm” 1"“ 12iJ¢ “H"UT‘H“ ----- $1.09 Immmu“ ' """ ‘ '
.antl IZ‘IllllDilL‘ll soldiers ll our firm." "m”“i’”" ““1 penal Institutions in
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joins that Russian column. it may nihilei {trim NV]? \va “I“ ”'RI'ISV‘V LOT 04
P :i I ll nrina on was a so soul I s ’
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Mull-l. IIesIIIIIId and onnut IIItli In M, km” from Ivnnlens and other LOT 2] LOT 2‘ 23
,SI‘I'I’i‘IHI fort-«s, llilmli‘l'i‘ WI.” then prison omcluls throughout tho (‘Ollll- , , ~ Bo ’S and Girl’s . w en’s Hose
he uni-loseti ilV\ lili’ IIIIIIIIII~.oII IIII-IIII 1Y3“? :0 IlII- rtIlaIi;'I-Vlnieritls lot‘ the women S women S y “In
sides. the north. twist and south. with " 9“ SUN“. mil to a II I) ust.I . . .
. . w; c I 4 . I . I N k H dk h i U S l ' I I'wlttnmi, bull to li‘
Iiittcli ol ht—Il‘ li‘l‘l'lllll'} nirvati)‘ inst. E" q ’1. “"d 11V") “‘i 10 ”1" “Pill tncth QC Wear a“ ere le S m0“ . “I S F”! I‘ " ‘
'l‘l ll i ii i ‘1 oil of tIiIIIIloyIIIK tho convicts. The .4 . ~I wittmutn stunt, nun-ow Vm‘
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Icii. Dlthllilld I5. III rt \ Hui I consensus m 0"“)ka according to .NIIIIII I Iulluis. .l.-.lIot.~._ inn III lll.lliI Ind and (mount _ ”m” “WVV‘ ”new “a“ H I ‘V iIIil V In! \ \'_ II... "I”.
ticmcndous (iriH‘ lli"‘ih\\’l“~l' toward u r, l .1 ‘ ll‘ . . Violin»: and -'l I-urII-Iy or niht‘l‘ ‘, mod t‘IIl'iiI‘l'r. .\ lot III.II was . - II. ill II a . . .I. _
. ‘ Io iport. m5“ 01‘3"" (u 1mm ”1“" stylus \‘IIIIIII. 25v ltl I'Im- twin! ill window displays. \“h- m It pm” “m". V“ pm... P”. “m. ,
.‘ .tlzipcst. the Hungarian I‘llllllili. thirty states was "trpdvniahlv adverse “wk HM”, m. mp WV h“, To U, w “MIL ‘ _ V .
”I” Ilnrlapcst mm” Hungary “(mm to tho contract will?!“ and lanrIIIIle 'i‘NWHTHW _________ 9¢ "l‘numrmw _ 4 [Ur 11¢ '|‘._,mm-n ‘. ....... 39¢ IIIIIIIIII‘OII' 19¢
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In. nouru onclosed III a stool lanSt'. " illicr ””A‘Hm “5" m H“ at
l _ ‘k ii I l ‘ ll count system ' '
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( m“ 1‘“ (1‘ “ m 'I H 'H '1 'llie ropott in concluding.r says that ’7 ' ... 191‘ 2
throat of tho noose. lI ’;\' II summon .V“ the expiration ol’ 'le existing (30“ LOT 25 . , LOT 26 LQT 27. 8.
oil‘ort. then, ”it“ Russians could cap tracts at our state prison llIc present
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lure that pOII'I-I'l'til fortress tiiI- ton» “"l‘m” “F'Rllim' may "9 ““‘t'm'edu She‘l flair Pins Mrs. 10 3 am r a l fen, S 038
. . . . and this would email no chan o of
mm“ m hull "HNHPHHHWHY “(mm It sad Irons IloIII'I ":llViilliY-t'ti iron. Iit- lilai\.\ -i' ilIlmIi limo, don
I V ”T I d ”M IlII IIIIIlIoIIr M ”H ,IIiI_\ kind lrmii tho present scheme or'I-..,.f....1 mm" and nnm.‘ . » o i 3, Mp mm“ it?" mm “M __
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L ‘ t ‘ IitliIIIIIistrIItioii licht mm mm. \‘iiluv I: l.'.’I- :‘. Iron». Stand and l_luiitllo 1"“ “”h “"‘N‘ “‘ H ” 1,]..ka sin”; I h, .I ,4“ I'm
(‘illlill'i' broken. .\iIIl thou. hill! Inorc -“ u". cottirnc' system is to be dis “ ‘m‘V to :I not. Value Sula per ('lll'il. p... 3-3 I {la ”Pr mm ‘
\‘ilili perhaps for tho III-iirral allied continued. the labor may ho prmided 'i~(‘n;m.i.m\ 7¢ “F‘ 89 Tomorrow """" 23¢ 'l“””“rm“= V """"" 9¢
cause. it would he an obvious mom llmiPi tlIc stoic use or State accouni ’ omorrtm ““““ ¢ 4
for the victorious Russians to swing“ ”35‘3““ “X “ark on the highways or. . r,
‘ d i l l I f K k “ in a slate farm. , . »
noun 0 ‘t It: 30m men «I m o ' 1 0
‘ ‘ . “(I know IIhal can be realized by LOT 29 i T 30 ’
and attempt the. long-delayed InVaslon . contract with responsible COrpOI‘liiiUllBV . I l.
of rlcrniaiiy itself. not mar the l‘orti .IIlIiclI understand thoroughlt the re- Cl‘etonnes CWClI CGVQI’S .
fled Russian border. but from nu. I"... ouiremcnts and the markets. The. V . V .‘
protected “mm," W“. , labor now pursued by the convicts iII For ominous. and. I-IIr— Thutc yards 16,.“ prom-
i q 7 A l P 'f r 0 hi this. state is in the case. of the state; .l‘dilh‘ "IW dcxifins "NIH Vl'I no“. designs; mum $1.2;
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i may "9 er mm " 0 con a prison at \\ ethersfloldp providing :ifg‘efir‘xg gill-rd. \"h" h‘ each. 0an it In this )Irlt't‘.
the Russian strategists may not M on | nearly eightI per cent. of the cost, of lulllL‘Il‘l‘mv 9V¢ Tomorrow . L: . . . . 89¢
lishod. The Commission then says: i
tion for the discontinuance of the con-
tract. system at the present time. the‘
Commission is not in agreement.
"Mr Fuller and Mr. Hodge believe
change from the system now in used
but if the. General Assembly should
conclude that it would be desirable to
discontimIo the Contract system. they.
are of the opinion that the state ac-
count ”stool should be adopted. and;
they so recommend ,.
of
used merely
for persons awaiting trial
'courts.
"Regarding the. jail system of ouriVV
Regarding a specific recommend»; state the only remedy for the con
iditions now existing in the counties
of Hurlioi‘d. New Haven and iI‘nIirfleld, . .
"in our judgment is the establishmnntl
a state farm, and the entire .(lis E
continuance Il‘or the jails for lmmfigi Gl‘fford Hotel
content of ol'tendors not subject
state prison sentence. the John to he
as places or distension
.We believe that provision;
should be made tOr indetermina e sen-g
lioness for jail prisoners.
"I‘m “recommend idiot legislation
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