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‘ JAMES GOLDEN. Erection of the “rooms of production“ seems to be that of George W. Per:
. . m .snd the “tools of industry” by pool kins. who said‘
. E. L AND A. L. GOLDEN mg their individual savings. I. “Yalalk me whether the large re-
PROPRIETORS: W 1sources of endowed foundations con-
Auancuv in new JERSEY. Estitute a possible menace. in my judg-
Tbe East need no longer point“ lament 110 0911mm whatever med be
Escorn to Colorado. New Jorscy.nsup- {91‘0“ “13“ “0“ WWW“ “‘9 ”"3"”
posed stronghold of law and order.
presents as serious a breaking down
of the law as Colorado did in last
year's labor war, his a Way. the 1338-
sacre of striking workmen at Roose-
.n‘E volt was worse than the Trinidad
;Y,ENLNG “SENTINEL TELE "mm- In Colorado the strikers
PHONE CALLS. were armed. and “Emilie; the 91'1-
vste guards masquerading in the guise
5"" 'gmgwmm' lit. , of militiamen had. even in their mur-
) WmnrlnCh Office! . Norwalk. derous assaults, some shadowy excuse
_ (saga—Editors Residence. of self-defense. The New JerseyE
.msyfi—City Editor’s Residence. "deputies" lacked even that‘palliationfi
. i
starts-Business Manager’ 5 Rce- According to the neutral testimony of
' , ideas. private citizens and the local police,
not one striker was known to have
MASONIC NOTICE tired it shot or carried a weapon, or
Oil Well Lodge, No 103, F. ."d A M“ even thrown a missile or laid violent
Meets in Masonic Building, South l hands on any of the gunmen- guards
M31?! street. lot and 3d Tuesday 01E These guards, employed by a firm of
””5 month—July and August ex'Efertllizcr manufacturers and sworn in
copied—at 8 o'clock. All Master us do ut sheriff t i ti
Masons cordially invited Sylvester D y s o gvo ism a 0010”
P. Decker, W. W. Robert M. \i',ilcox Eof authority. seem to have opened fire
800. ion the helpless strikers for the sole.
Epilrpose of terrifying them into sub-'
WEDNESDAY MN. 27, 19:5 l
transactions, to the minutest detail, be
made public once or twice a year. ll
in the course ot’svonts. under such a
system. the money is used for improp-
or purposes, it will not take public
opinion long to correct such a condl
tion. 1 am an absolute believer in the
efficacy of public opinion. i believe
that nine times out of ten it is not
only’rigbt. but ail-powerful."
, o~————-—
WASTED YEARS-
"One thing that i like about your
school," remarked exoPresldent Tell.
the other day. addressing-s. technical
. numerous ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
Eightidcmwa- mic-459 mu
bun rises 7:08; sets 5:04.
-.—.
you keep your pupils here from ii
o'clock in the morning. until 4 in the
afternoon, and you don't give them
so much vocation. Our girls and boys
have entirely too much vabstion."
Most of us are slowly coming around.
to that view. The more we think 0'!
it, the more absurd it seems that our
WALK be if workmen could be assured of to know. and everybody has a right, ,’
G 3mm Election without fighting for it. And to know.
m libero are nonporous industrial groups The wisest opinion the commission
Ein wblnlfths nonunion .could get pop has so tar elicited on the subject '
meat: will but require that all their ,
institution for girls. “is the fact that
iflililAlllRl
Milli EVIDENCE
Within-s last MAI»
Hawk-(Maintains-
Odin Senate
w...”
HARTFORD. Conn" Jan. 27 .——Th‘e
flood of proposed legislation began
flowing to tbé General Assembly yes-
ierdny. *Bills, petitions and resolu-
tions by: the score went into each
branch and they included appropria.
ti‘on bills of all sorts, applications for
chum .iil charters. for new railway
lines andlor innumerable changes in
W'Iutior Chapter. No. as. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main St, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. or with 8 Commit raid on defenseless
w each mouth-dilly and August ox- peasants. It was as atrocious as any
. cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Aer' ‘ dced charged against the Germans in
Masons cordially invited Charles their treatment of the Belgians
A. Tuck H. P. Robert W. Wilcox.E
. Sec.
E‘ -55
OPPORTUNITY FOE SERVICE.
Congressman Jeremiah Donovan is
given an opportunity to render the
people of the southern end of the'Cily
7~ ci‘ Norwalk 9. service by walking ov or
to the Post Oillce Department and in
forming those who don’t know about
U our local conditions that the patrons
I.“ Rural Free Delivery Route No.‘ 3“the tolerntlon of private warfare in
. "one not residents ofa ruralcommunity‘ industrial disputes. 11 is the delega-
but are a iery large part of our city: tion of police power to private citl
'ihere appears to he no excuse for ”1". zoos. to use irresponsibly in behalf otE
'discpntinuance of the afternoon trip. pr lvale capital or private prejudice
'Mthfl‘ should “13 DEDEFJmBut consul There; is no more reason why em
or itself fortunate that these peopleIployers should be permitted to ““9"
have not before this time asked forElurmod forces in the name of the law
, ““31““sz of the Free Delivery Ser Ito tight workmen than there is reason
Emission It was an act comparable costly educational plants should be
idle about ottetbird of the your. and‘
not working to capacity at buy time. E
Of course. it isn't any use keeping
Echildren cooped up for a longer tilqu
The guilty men—who have takfillgtbnn they can sustain their interest
-_EEtheir arrest as a joke—will doubtless‘and attention. That is a matter 102E
ib" tried 1'0” manslaughter. But the sensible adjustment. in technical ori
Emaiter should not end there. What my...“ work pupils can app” “em.
would it proilt society to imprison. 01‘, solIves longer without mental went
6"9” ‘0 MIX» 8 low legalized sunmen. ness than in more book work.
’f atrocities 0f the same 30“ may? There isn’t much doubt that any butI
keep on recurring sporadically all over: very young children could be profltm'
the United States? We should get to
bly occupied. by proper alienation oi
the root of the evil And that root is work for say seven hours . day And.
children of all ages could be profitably
occupied for it far greater number oi
weeks in the year than they are now.
It would be a boon to overburdened
Emothers to cut short» the summer vs.-
cations And a wise filling up of the
child' s time would mean a gain of per-
.haps two years in its period of pro-E
parslion for the work of lilo; or better
two years' work added to the
i
E
various laws. More resolutions in be-
half of candidates for minor court
judgeships also went in.
Mr Perry. of New Haven. proposed
a constitutional amendment limiting
representation in the House to one
member from each town; a bill provide
ling nor restitution and titration of
motor boats. and a third bill provid-
ing that all judges of minor courts
shall be appointed by the igovernor.
The Judiciary Committee reported
favorably on reappointmeius of Asso-
ciate Justice 'l‘liayer of the Supreme
court, Judge Curtis lot the Sn-
perior court and Judges Wolfe and
Scott of the Common Pleas court and
they were elected by ballot first in the
Senate and then in the miiousc make-
lug concurrent lotion.
A financial bill provides that state
deposits or trust funds shall not be in-
vested in railroad securities of any
corporation whose capital stock has
not paid dividends of four. per cent
for five years preceding, the invest
By concurrent action Robert A. Pot
tor, Andrew Steele and Joseph Pow-
ers were elected commissioners
life to be sold. but would not permit
E the mic of liquor.
To deal with the concealed weapon ~ A
jluvdr M‘PNVldos a ten years' sen-
tones or $1 000 line for conviction of .\
assault with such a weapon.
TOW the scope of‘ the reform
story at Cheshire it is proposed to
raise the age limit “for commitments "
tolbyoars.
E 3dr. Fcnn proposed a change in the
personal tax law so that militiamen .'
serving three instead of five
years
lib!“ be exempt.
A pollution of streams' bill would
give the State Board a! Health euro:
EEsnd control over all water sources
used for water supplies or from which
ice is taken. ands kindred bill is to ‘.
igive control of dispoasl and sewage
; in inland and tidal waters to the some '
zboard.
. :. Bills (or changes in the Waterbury ‘
Echarter concerning gas rates in that
Ecity and to compel street railway com '
panics to provide public waiting rooms
. were offered by Mr. Devlne. '
A commissioner of fisheries and
Egame with a salary of $2.500 a year. L
Els proposed in place or the present’
commission of dye
' §~I Other general bills included these: .
Requiring every town to provide suf-
ficient school rooms and equipment so
that in such or the first four grades
above the kindergarten not more than
lorty pupils such be seated in any one
room; providing for at least three and
not more than five public udmlniatrs
tors in each county to be appointed
by the governor; limiting spproprla» S
tions for support of high schools to
not more than twice the cost in the
Hammer schools and wherever the
cost does exceed that “mount a tuit-
ion ice of at least 320 and not more
than $40 stall be assessed against
each high school pupil
Among resolutions put in were those
to abolish capital punishment; provid-
ing that all pupils above the grammar
I grade shall be charged :40 tuition fee:
for u Juvenile court in each probateI
district; resolutions in behalf of Hon-
ry J. Potter. of -;Woodstock E. L.
Smith. of Mansfield; G. 1. Allen.
van; J. D. Egglcston. of Mei-idea, and: I
E. 8. said. of Woodbury. trustees oi: .
the Connecticut School for Buys, Were
I.put us were similar resolutions for it];
in “Wilcox. of Berlin; and G. P logar-
soll, of Ridgeileld to fill vacancies in‘E
the some board. .
The resolution appointing William
P Balls: auditor of public accounts.
was adopted by the Senate.
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Embbtallowadrusatoseaiohesn
open, newspapers and need-skins or '
“i ii
Middletown; J. N. States. of New linI' \’
E.
:vico 'irom the South Nor-walk b0“ 91', lior permitting labor unions to arm
lice. Eventually that will come. After
. having two dcliv cries. for ten ycilrs orE
more, it does not show a very progres-
sive spirit on the part of the Post Ol- E
free Department to piece the people otE
Nov-walk in the some class as mnnv of
our rural communities are. i
.We' hope to record the fact that Cour,
mssman Donov‘im has induced the‘
postal authorities to amend their do E
clsion as for as ‘Rural Free Delivery
doing give his fellow townsmen a fee
log that they are still on the map.
'f _cAPt1-ALis-r.woai<m=.w.
steamers of the United Mine Work-
iii Arkansas have bought a mine
209.000. paying half the ‘price in.
and are going to run it them-
. The experiment will be watch-
with great There has
been a considerable development or
cooperative ownership in recent
genre. but always the workmen them-
yes bays merely been allowed to
E “ minority interest in properties.
W by “Whats? This tip»
fibers’bobe the first instance in the
tilted States of a labor union itsele
. ertaking the cooperative owner-l
and cortisol of an industrial plant;
3i Is the first worms of capital and
labor on no important scale.
here is ,Er'to apparent reason why
oriitnen should not be able to handle
finch an enterprise. There are 500
It‘ititrtil'ltlneu s producing associations" in
with annual of over $15,000. -
slid the number is constantly
wring. England has eighty cw
_tivo productive societies. and
, sunny in italy. They ought
its nrsothiahle in "America as;
re one. At any rate. a dew.
in along this line would give
interest.
men to light employers or destroy
property
Both sides should be disarinctl and
kept disarmed. Society cannot afford
so lightly to delegate its police power.
The States should tighten their loose
governmental rt‘lvm
. 1
Pennsylvania. impelled by a- similar
massacre, organized on efficient State
‘constabuiary.~ “and industrial disor-E
Route No.37 is concerned and by soE tiers and tragedies ceased. Texas. the authorities against lsaac N. Wil-
1:1. Ewith its famous “Rangers," has no dif- llama. of Bridgeport, llnrry Roe,
flculty in preserving peace and order.
The New York aqueduct police. within
restricted limits. performs the same
function.
Let all the States stop delegatingE
the right to bear weapons to anybodyE
but legitimate and responsible police
authorities. Let them curb the crea-
tion of deputies ad_libiluiu by frightI
cued or pliant sheriffs. “Let them or-
ganize and maintain an armed bodyE'
of state poli& or militia to control all”
disorders for which the local police
power is inadebuate.
may beige more and worse private war
-—wbich is anarchy. .
W
THE GUARDIAN 0F LMRTY.
The, United states Commission on
Industrial Realtions, after a year's in-I
vestigation or industrial conditions.
has shot offi on n tangent. to examine
great philanthropic enterprises such
as the Rockefeller and Carnegie
Foundations It wants to know wheth-
er these concentrated millions are a
blessing or a menace to humanity;
whether the harm they are doing. or.
l
are capable of, outweighs their bene-1
fits.. . -
Wit-lie there has been I. general M'firactlcai mt! m ,
position to criticise the commission Indore a: Health. tins: up
for dropo its primary work roi- this that vitally. sleet the oyster
,, “E“?
"of the city. Mr. Norton is at the head “V 3mm“nx “W
menus. it newimmature,intonation.of . . E _
lull. The vocal”! thud the loom 83E
undertaken in ltsolfun. Elnt'ifisuin pbfi
still,
'their men as deputy sheriffs or uriiilinfi
E child‘s
Otherwise we ,
deniersotthoclm mhumemgmmmumemmisumie stohseon mother soul social
market: lanthanum me
All fill PANAMA
Alili lililSlliflN
Gmeral lass! Frost and Soil Sail
‘m_lldden Tiipoi tits Great?
but“
I
mmngEHurtford county.
1 A divorce blll provides that where
shusbsdd or wife has been declared
“I‘m“!‘h- . Eto be lncursbly insane the Superior
~—~O~—~————— Ecourt may grant a divorce. provision
illliili Silliis I. E::.'::.:‘:.i:.‘:::;fm°v .. ..
0f CASE ll lollll
An amendment to the general home
rule law provides that cities may no:
WINS'l‘hD, Conn. Jan. 27. -——Consid-
quire by purchase electric. gas or
oration of the evidels. alleged by
present preparation. without
any more time or any more oi the
Ewater companies. issuing municipal; .
bonds for the purpose, will bonds “0‘ The steamship "Great Northern"
to be considered as a part of the city‘ s‘ “ma gm. afternoon from Phu‘delJ
gross debt. . I pbia on her maiden trip to San Fran- ,
The bill to license plumbers. which clsco via the Patients Canal. whereé
was a subject before previous assem- she will go into regular express sen
bliss. made its reappearniiee.
l
01'
Poughkeepsle N Yf, and Arthur
Pfaefflin. of Goiobrook. in connection; I
with the killing of County ,Gommis £33“? Em” "mm
sioner Hubert B. Case at BarkbamIEE '
hated last November. was taken on
by the Grand Jury here today Judge
Walter Holcomb was foreman of the
jury. The witnesses slunmoned were
Barkhamsted people and others who
testified at the coroners inquest, and-
detectives who have been investigat-
ing the affair.
[Williams and Pfeetflln. who have
been held in jail bere,_, were takenl
separately to the courthouse. Roe is
under detention at Poughkespsie. E
W3.“ ern Pacific." between Astoria.
Eand Sari li'rancisco.
sc-hool at. Waterbury; to establish the each. They will edunl the regular
oilice of state printer: to memorialilfl train time now required for traveling
the state‘s; representatives in Cool prom Portland. 05s to sun Francisco.
gross to use their influence to DO": The “Northern Pacific” which is now
suade the president and postman"? in course of construction intbe Cramp
lgenert‘u to reduce parcel post like shipyards at Philadelphia, will sail
providing that duties of county health for San Francisco in March-
Eoilioers shall be performed by m The Great northern’s passenger
State Board of ”Health establishing 3 list of 500 includes people prominent
sewer commission in Ansonie; (1833; in the social, political and commercial
, . Electric Company to “50.00% approi era states.
MEGRELL APPOINTED ipriatinz $10,000 for preserving pen-E opening of the Panama Exposition in
Axel F. Merrell. fdr four years WEEK slim records oi revolutipnsry 901d1°|‘3' than menace. Probably the most
dent oi the oyster raoworo.‘ ami Deal- tram Connecticut; providing that distinguished penomse's of the gay
ers’ Association of North America. andI atreeti railways shall instill heating throng or» tom-1,... album the ship are
who is now start vet-president of the apparatus in cars and mints” “I“ live Blackfeet trans enters from the .
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E vice with lieu sister ship. the “NortllI a .
Ore. E
These two Pale;-
Approprlam $200 000 for a norm” seen- of the Pacific. cost espoused i
_,
to; harbor lines in New Eleven: inl- life of fifty-six cities of the eastern, .'
creasing the oopltal of the Toning“! southern. middle western and west- .
They are bound for the .
January Clearance
Sale
it is liar-vest time for Prudent and
Economical Housekeepeis.
T here never was a time when such real substantial sav
logs could be realized on Cottons, Linens and Bedtllnu that
are required for c .eryvday— —m- -tlie- year use
lake advantage of these wonderful values.
'83.,50 “Jsp” Nalnsook ,
Finest cloth for Avomcn's .
and misses’ fine lingerie;
42 lilCl’lC‘S wide. Per Piece
36 inches wide. quilted,
I I for baby’s crib and single
it bed. Per Yard. 39¢
Another case of-thosc ex-
or its heavy, large size 25c
“Turkish '.Ei‘owcls Each
' lZf/éo‘
50c Shccts. 72x90 ..
65c Sheets, 81x90
"""""" 75¢ Sheets. 81x90 . 596:3
n 98¢ Elly“ M 85:. licmstitclietl, 81x90 69: ,:
Soft finish 36 inches wide. Remnams of
"n For Yard ........... 79¢
25c “Splash” Voile
Yard wide, very pretty,
pure white, for waists and
:H dresses Pcr Yard 12V;¢
Vic Apron Ginhains
’ 5.000 yards, neat blue and
Si iviiitc checks. Per Yard 5¢
10c mick Towels
you buy.
lScl’illowCascs
Big value, 45x36. made the ‘ ,
right way of the cloth; no.
1 Big bargain in a Huck dressing. Each. 12%4.‘
‘0ch tomorrow: iooo . ‘
~ . Towels. plain white E20x4o. mam Tame
“ Each ....... . Ne“ I’crcaics. Cliambrays ii
€ 12 let Fruit in tile loom
Another case of the well
E
the Big ii
arriving daily for
known cotton, 36 inches , _ . E .
“we right from: the piete Bargain I'I iiblc. \ allies to l!
'9 Pt Ir Yard .......... 7%(1‘. 25c. Pcr \arti ..... 8%th i'i
is
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The City N ational Bank
January-Ana ideal Munth
This month-Isms lam! out; 40. start on amount With this Blink.
1t this particulnr'tinsc we mlinlly inviti- an interview with
desiring to chem that present arrongcnu iits.
This. is i! elm-ind institution ~null. any project cont-tuning sound
blinking will be clmcrf’lilv Wit—bu do business with you Mill) on
the principle that we expect to do business with you: always.
llmtén
,Vaast Bros. Garage
Agents for
Cbalmer and Cele Cars
,, Touring Cars, Limousines and Taxi Cabs
FOR HiRE
.
r?
‘2‘. .
DAY, WEEK OR MONTH. ~
Special Storage to Commuters. sub-way from Game to Station.
Auto Supplies-masters. Goodrich. U. 8. Tires. ,
All nedlr Work Guaranteed. Lowest Prices. Qpen Day and Night.
0 GHIGTEN‘UT STREET. SOUTH MRIWALK. -
- rot. new.
Back“ by “0’83“ the pirate the. Maurotonla and Lusitania.
Then there «wince seven more days During her trial trip the Great.
New York State Association. 113313363 mitt October to March incluilvol glacier National Park Reservation,
appointed by Dr. Goldwater. health eight bills amending the Bridgeporti whom the United States government;
commissioner of New York city. as e cluster: providing for taxing of mo» assigned to attend the Panama For
special representative of the oyster tor vehicles, ten mills on the i101hl'E position as part of the Glacier Nations
dealers of the state to confer with “a regulating the Value of motor ve-E al Park to‘peo village exhibit which
the New York Board of Health in 3“ Ehicles for taxation purposes. Eis being installed. on the roof top or
matters where oysters are cancernell The counts adopted an amendment the—Greet Northern Railways cutie.
This is the first time such an air to the bill offered last week concern.- in; acting his, our. These arllecrets
pointment has ever been lauds m a. “mun. oi nominee held; oi the Red Race. attired in their full
and the selection or u:- M’” some We cmmmEm presented shiatsu-seeds at-
steaming at .18 shops on beer through Northern extoblished a marvelous
the” tropics and the second step will record. making 24.7 knots an hour
'be at San Diego, where [he posses-I under the most. adverse conditions of
rgtars will have a day and evening we see. and weather; and she was not call-
ed upon to extend herself. either. Her
contract speed is 23 knots.
These twin steadisbips are each as
long. so. two ordinary city blocks and
measure 83. feet from bridge to keel.
mete. stejsix. decks. each" fitted out
iting the exposition The steamer
whither: son tor-sen Pedro and as.
other day ashore Will be passed at
has Angelou and Pasadena, and on
February 18 she will complete her
‘midden cruise at San mnclsco, 17
meet with the approval. of all the adopted the pill. The bill, as passed. traction to the tourists. and shaym
lent plan. as it Will five: the pysunfifl m their securities by 43's footing with. millionaires calming.
men a chance this represented by it mural that in sleet miles mm mm «dissect: men
’tohemademiortso lions-II.-
and furnished to the Very last word
of marine architecture and the decor-
ntor’s evil
W pincer 'the passengers
Vere cousin smooth Frost one son.
Russel Frost Jr.. at South Norwaik.
dove ofteriisr start from Phiiidelphla.
There she will masher- moorings
tion. of the resend- new about one
ojhi . . .
wholesale dealers in the Pits-trees, ”1* than firs.
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Norwalk Chronicler