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inge either {Or paying oi! the nesting The Public Service Commissions on u m YEARS tion with labor troubles.
,debt or making impmvuants. and New England, recounting the ilkl Many new hills on the employment
:otnerplsnsmustbesdosted. :wmdumfiflummh erwunenundeandnawouldreamet
J One very desirable who. 01 Ills-i, one of w aeouflties, it" been (“WM from m M) the pope “their myment by pro-
,ing the money needed. would be tor atria: the mutant alien time and ...__ ' hibiting their working lat-carding ms~
Jmaataoklmdauteiuym mas-0t thwart. Sitting in joint amino-mitten. senator lsbeii's hill pro chines. payer cutting machines. carnal-J
Jeomraon or preferred stock and with they have inVlued the attendance of Jvidea for three commissioners, all to staying machines in paper box factor-,1
the proceeds of such issues pay oil; more-Duluth” of like I'D-18116:)“ appointed by the governor. one (or tea, or in proximityto huuurdeaa and
J “monumental“: «Joubementinllssmchuettstor £3101 L. were rennetedluauousewlto
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Jthououtingdebothusamtuelr them and have salad that!” m. moonlit-tier three men. Whemonaaeblnery.
own property The showing made by visits it is expected that the 1081818 and one (or five years, the terms up- Revsnue bills sent to the flnanceJ
ltho pmportyand the complications: lures of the various states will haveJon rg‘pmtmeut to be six veers. committee would subject corporations?
surrounding it during the past two the benefit of their recommendations,
m m M years. are such that any increase of and us a result of these conferences.” tmpmnng eXpensoI
'fi. h '“t M m ‘2 common stout at this time is out or; the legislatures will he asked to puua Other bills are (or abolition of the‘tual life in‘unnce complains one—half
the question. The i581“! 0‘ ”Hermit J “19 “1W3 needed to bring W W state Board of More and transfer or one per cent. upon their balance asf
W w m stock is a desirable method when. many, and to remove unnecessary re l of its duties to the state Board of a franchise tax. I
practicable but it is not clear that atIHicthns Health examinations of harbors tel A House but provides that a patient
. _ the right exists under present “WV This W0“ “10 390938“! bills “m- be tour times a yeal; the tuberculosis Jin a state senatoriuiu may be seat
I ' ' 2Connecticut gives the right, but there be introduced at Providence and HI": commission to be abolished. and one home when. in the opinion of the 111
m mm is doubt whether Massachusetts 51V“ 2ford. in the 118” luture, when the l commissioner appointed for a term of 2berculoaia commission. such patient is
’ ’ 1 . it to railroad corporations. This “mentions Commission makes its ",0 years .1 g salary of ”,500 theI .ble to go home, even though he or
doubt has been removed by recentf T890" ‘0 the general court, the neces. commissioner to be exodicio a mem- she still have some latent signs of the
M MMJMassu-busetts Lesislaturcs as to nary bills will he imwdmed at Hos ‘her of the state Board of Health; The disease
iJstreet railway. Baa and electric com ton. Bureau of Labor SiatisliCa and the The Town 01 Milford asked 10 be
'.psniea There is also some uncer lly the passage of mesa bills lb“ rectory inspector to be replaced by a divided into three voting districts. A
Emmy in this respect under the stat-J credit of the Ne“ Hmen Comwny.‘ labor commissioner who shall tune a Meridell bill was on tonsolidation of
2w“‘ W “Mil: “HMS utes 0! Rhode island '1‘ is now Im ““1 be strengthened ““1 “‘9 owners salary of $2. 500 and expenses. with Jihat city and town.
mm W“ «orient therefore. to hale the laws and managers put in ‘ much ”mama advisory «board on the appointment By request Mr. \iorehouse offered a
Jmade ”a". 50 that 513”" railroad position t" adopt the b9“ 1"” for 01 it woman factory “18900101“: the bill for a town court in Stratiord
companies can issue preferred stock raising the money needed by the commissionel of agriculture, who shall There were many more resolutions in
J JI_ ~ 88 a means of raising money if mar (““pr 50 that it “NY d0 “'2 Wark2also perform the duties of dairy and behalf of candidates for ludg'flhllifi 1“:
2. 'BOSTON. Mass. Jan. 28. --’i‘o putJ ilet conditions justify. '88 11 WW0 service W'WW food commission, the stale ilosld of minor courts.
2: “IO licence; of The New York. New' Angthar Mm “Quid be to (among HOWARD ELLIOTT Agriculture and the state ornitholo Mr. Shaw, oi nodding. out in a pro
“"3” ‘5 Hartford Railroad Company the floating debt into a long time: Chairman m the Board and President Jgist the commissioner to have 9. MIL ;posed (onstitutional amendment for
08:8 isound and permanent basis. is 11110118389 1.0m carrying a mat-II low-. ‘ “,3 w“ \ork New “men 3, Hart ary 01:3.000. he to have power to at» equal suffrage. He has already had re-
nt pflmarily the business of the owners or me of interest 2 lord Railroad Company. jpoini a deputy commissioner at It terred to the woman airtime commit
.upon their surplus; and would turqu-
”firm
it, Ind managers, but the rdation of that Although there are no mortgageJ 'aaisry of d2.000. tee the proposed amendment which
13%, railroad to the commercial and linen bonds outstanding on the main llIII 3t" —~-*'" '*~:=’-'"‘-—-—- - -0 .-- - A proposed amendment. to the Chair- '. came over from last session. His new
“3cm "‘9 07 New England is 50 01030 the railroad. from New York 10 frovi 2'.“ch mos“ m ter of the New Haven road reads as2amendment will probably be the one
222““ 9' W099" 501mm! 01' “19 problem dence, and from New anml to Spiiug. follows: Jon which gourmets will make their
if, is a matter of public concern Jiield. except "50.000 between \‘ewJ FREE FROM DANDRUFF “The New York. New Haven and campaign at this session.
5-; During the year ending June 30 London and Providence. nevertheless ‘ iiartt’orll Railload Company is author Mr Leavenworth proposed the in-
it; 1914» ”10 New Haven curtailed ex- J the Company cannot pay its obliga- l W ized Ind eullmtl'ered to sell, pledge or corporation of Wallingiord into a city
focuses closely and yet was able to tions by an issue. of bonds assured by? G‘m' Bolutlfy Your Hair‘ Mm otherwise dispose of the whole oi all) .Mr Sherwood. oi Westport Proposes
' Ihow a balance above expenses tax» a mortgage because of limitations and‘ ll 3°”! Fluffy ”"1 LuxurIant Jpari of the shares or the capital ”In raising of a commission to investi-
. OI. Ind and charges. and without the conflicts in the laws 01 the states oil l‘r'y as you will, after an application ‘ stock, now or hereafter owned by it gate the school system of the state to
Lyument of any dividend, of only J Mumhugem. Rhoda mind and Cons J of Danderine. you cannot find a single I in any steam railroad or street r3117 determine its needs and conditions, no
Ems “3 87. compared with a. balance J nectlcut. Massachusetts permits the, "30° 0‘ “MW“ 0" 1‘”an Ml" “d 2 “'lly corporation wherever organised.” member of the commission oi five to
3th MO!“ 3'03? 01' 88.928.237.12 issue of 0' mortgage to twice the:2 your scalp Will not ltt‘h. but Whit wiU' A aoldiera' pension bill provider» a member of the State Board at
We. tho. alter including all returns amount of capitol stool: and mom please you most. Will be If"! I l'ew that all persons enlisted from (‘00 JEducution. An excise bill would pro
from Sllbfildlm'y companies. During lums actually paid in. while ConneCti u'eeks use. when you see new bill'- necticut in the Civil War and accred-I hlhit druggiats iroln selling liquor ex
“’9’! 3'3” “‘9 ('urtailment 0! exlmns tone-halt the amount actually expend- le "6W hilt 81‘0“an all 0"" the ceived honorable discharge and who propriatiol bills was that or the state
an has been carried still further. ed on the railroad. Under this liml— facaip Jure residents 0! the state and not in- tuberculosis commission uakms YOI‘J
finial-e has been a large reduction or lotion no mortgage could be issuedJ A little Deuderine immediate!) 6011- limited of the Soldiers Homes, shall mum. The highway commissioner
.. 1 J lmflyinz trains. both passenger and J which could take care of the outstand- Melt the beauty of your hair N0 till Jreceive a pension monthly of tire dol- sent a map with a hill to establish a
' ml!“ Wimlly every kind 01';ng obligations necessary to be inference how til!"- faded. brittle Ind Iiare. the some to be in lieu of any tax system 01 trunk highways
J improvement work has been stopped. eluded to 5.)! nothing of the floating scram. Just moisten a cloth with‘exemption. . Banking bills would permit savings
In Spite Of drastic economiestho de- debt and additional necessities of the Danderlne and carefully draw “J The New Haven road had introduc- Junta to invest in lirst mortnxtlfl 0"
' crease in grass earnings has been so railroad A; the General laws of through your hair taking one email ed in the Senate a bill for an not con. real estate in New York. Massachu-
m‘“ “l" the ”will“ for "IBM! five, Rhode island do not specifically au Jstrand at 8 time. The 03M l8 im- coming bonds of railroads and street setts and Rhode Island up to 20 98"
months ‘3 practically the Same as for'thorize railroad mortgages, there is J 2111961!” and “Minsk-Y0“? hii!‘ will, railway companies. which is intended cent. of the deposits and surplus: an~‘
. “‘9 “will“! Perl“! 0! the ilNV- some doubt of the New Raven's right '30 “Kill fluffy Md Wavy. and he" un' to make the Connecticut law contorlu other would iorbid directors at naviuxtl
" ““3 ”“1 Th“ balance 18 for the to mortgage property in that state. ‘anpenrance of abundance; an meow-1mm the Massachusetts law In regard masIservlnz in like. capacity In W
N" Haven 33“er alone, but as the Under existing Massachusetts law. parable iuaire. 501mm "Id luxuri to bond issues. The present state law tlonul banks. and i "1‘", M“ PmVlde‘
business 0‘ “‘9 subfildlm‘y 001119811188 any mortgage made by the New Ha. I he? the beauty and Shimmfi' 0! "‘1" permits issuance of bonds up one hall that no trust company or “V1118“ ha“
I“. ‘33" faiien‘od, the receipts by the van Company must secure the bondsI ‘ hair hell“! the amount expended on the railroad; shall make personal loans to a firm or
New Haven from these companies dur- at other railroad companies now a G“ 3 ”5 “I“ ”0"“? 0' Knowltonsthue the Massachusetts law permits corporation in which a director is in
“51"“ “"91“ 3'9““ 110‘" promise to part of the New Haven system. whlih llauderine from any dIug store 01' the issuance of bonds to twice the; terested shove live per cent. J
2. be less than last year. 011 the other are army amply secured by first toilet counter, and prove that y0urJ amount of the camp] .lock The bill A telephone bill Would prevent 11 tel-
hand adV’Wefl in. rates, some of which mortgages on the property of those; hair '5 38 91‘3"” and 90“ as “m" is one of considerable length and 1111- ephone company from 91-01!!! more;
have already been permitted “9“!“ roads and manifestly should not have that “- has 1’3"" “95'9““! 0" injured der it authority would be given for re than six subscribers on one DENYJ
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.I improvement in ”‘9 VON!“ 01’ but!“ the additional security of any mort~ by “We“ "William”fllfit'l ill- funding of the railroad's outstanding wire.
thess, ”59m” “'1“! further “0"2 We on the now unmortsnged main2 JW' -- _ floating indebtedness either by a pm The Senate concurrins “Ml ”"3
W!“ and increased elude-Hey. war line of the New Haven. . ' {erred stock or bond issue. House adopted the bill authorizing the
"NM the Expectation on June 30th2 Doubt exists as to the actual amount 2F°RMER STATE PRISON
next. the cloae of ti ii . 'NMATE “K8 STATE
3 balance above all 2:perssct2lllg2 mtJ :5 0112,38 12:11:32”;an 12:22:332122: FOR $10,000 NOWJ; nomination of State Highway Commie investigate the rdvisnbxltg'eggrfg‘gfil:
2 on an
_ e’a, taxes. rental, interest. and dis. Jowmg to the rm that when the New I HARTFORD Jan 28. —-An appro- 2:0?" than“; Bennett; by OgirnorJdagsf :nT22923mp:Iwng 314 000 for
counts of all kmds HM“ ”cum!“ ""9 validated 2’37 pristion 0’ ”0’ 000 is asked for 2“ a: $322013?“ l: SIZBGenmIeIl'oal Asseng current expenses of the motor vehicle:
The New Haven at present has a the report of the Validation CommisI "5501“th introduced in the Senate ‘0‘ My esterda As' was ex ected the department was passed by the Senate
ghosting debt or about $53. 000.0002 slon in 1911 a stock issue was author. Jday as °°mp°“““°n for the 1°“ aut-’ indoi'v oi meiaures for progesed legis and sent at once to the House.‘ 2!
out :30. 000. 000 of ii i . 11 . "
w l cl will mature ized and subscribed 101'. but om, paid ered by Salvatore Rania of New Ha- iation was far greater than yesterday __
nARTFORD. Conn" Jun 28 -Tlle r8- Governor to appoint a commlsmn 10%
by May 1 and about 83 000000 more in part and only the amount then paid you Who was confined in the state . '
. . . .. GENTLE HINT. J
by August lat. At present the only' III was validated. Legislation to \al Jonson four years for a crime of which 3:: gfieuwultztm :2 3222;290:0325 _._. ,
. available means or financing that debt Idate the total amount. paid in is on the was lately found to he innocent. bills. Th 1:“ h will? 1 J Not all me worms that mm are as.
In by a furthel issue of short term viousl necessar lRenia sta convicted in Falriield room 0 V0 ume. owever. on y - 2 hot t r in l
V y ‘ one day lett in which new business Saul-e and 35 “cm“ in t '2 u n ‘1
notes. but there is always dltflculty' The plan an sled for financing 12ty of an assault with intent to murder ~ e re-
in obtaining money that way, and would be magi“), improved if m J“ man named Merritt He was sent: my be received, is for below that in :anledgrlnzfi a German we r
when obtained. high rates or interest Massachusetts the New Haven were Jto the state prison ill 1909. in March. 2mm!" sessions giving indication that A yuist 2 “01'“ little man had been
must be paid. which makes it stiliJ given the right to acquire its leased 1913. it developed by this petition the the 1915 [legislature will have several unsharl'ablxt and trodden on by the
13"!" for the railroad t0 provide ode lines upon terms satisfactory to the: man who was guilty of the crime {or hundred fewer matters to consider ' '
Quote "service, and to make the 1111 Commonwealth. and to the respective lWthll the petitioner was convictedJmn its predecessor. c” For a long time he suiiered in
Tlfioyements and betterments wlIiCh stockholders of lessor and lessee 2confessed. Subsequently Rents was William P' Bailey. 0‘ Bethel. was 2
"9 constantly needed ‘0 keep the lines. released He asks for this money for elected by the House in concurrence.
property in proper condition to serieJl There are some minor conditions his loss or business and mental an-I auditor of WW" accounts. He is the next to him
the public ’ and inconsistencies such as a re i.guieh present Republican auditor. .. 2 ..
l ' The labor troubles at. Roosevelt, N. Young man. he said.
' will not think me rude, but may i ask
your age?"
The youth stared at him for a mo-
ment. and replied: '
“Eighteen."
"Eighteen." repeated the little man.
softly. “Now. really, young man. don't
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stand on your own feet?”
Out hey’ll Go sale! + ‘ Hazeiton
Compensation will be $500 a year and to a tax of one-half of one per cent.J
the first live months at the present but limits the “mum at [dongage to 'flue and downy at ilrstwyet—ébut real' ited to the state's qpou, and who re 269i upon prescription. Among ali- J -
other passengers on a crowded Street l '
silence. Then. in a meek voice, he f J .
addressed an awkward youth standing
"I 11096 3'0,“ .
you think that you are old enough to _.
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Established 1&9'7
comfortables, Wool and Cotton
All occasion ls ofl‘cred' no“ for purcliasmg botll wool
and cotton—filled Comtortabies at reductions from regular
Price The assortment is large and imludes both the
serviceable and medium colored ComfortabIEs for common
use, and the finer, dailltier sorts ill delicate shades. One
can 9’35“? match up to the colors of rooms. for there are
all combinations, lavender with lilac and wistaria blos—
some, yellow with large petalell rhr} santhemilme and pink
or rose, flowered one side and plain the Oth‘i.
WOOl Comfortablcs, size 72 x 84 lllCllLS . J
“ ere 353- 50 for $3.00 \\ ere $7.00 fur 56-00
$425 for $3.75 $900 for $7.75
Cotton Comfortables, sin 7. x 84.
“'6ch $2.50 for $0.00 \\ ere $3.00 for $2.25
$2.00 for $1.5o $4.00 for $3.25
$1.50 for $1.25 $13.50 for $5.50
$1.25 for $1.00 $53. 50 for $2. 75
ll] llli basement. -
Toilet Department Specials
Imported Manicure Sets in cases, going at halt~pricc.
Were $3.00 now $1.50 \l'ero $8.50 now $4.25
Were $6.00 new $3.00 “(are $9.00 new $4.50
\Vcro $0.50 new $3.25 Wore $11.50 now $5.75
Rubber Gauntlet Gloves for lllt‘li, handy for those
who work out (10015 or around a motor car. Marked to
35 cos. 2
Soap, a Illixed assortllltllt. :roml grades, 5 Cts.
22 Main flour.
Notions, odds and ends
of handy things.
to
At 1 ct. At 5 cts.
Tape. black and colors. 3
yds., Taffeta Rililmll.
l’cct's Hooks and Eyes. llutfou Hooks.
Hint Wire. ' "Sula Floss.
lllat Pills. Dress Braids.
Mending Cotton. lllark Safety l‘ins.
Aluminum H‘airpins. card
of 6. Hair Rolls.
Collar Supporters. k‘fll‘il
of (1. Too (luarils.
Shoo laces, black 01' tall. 'l'aIl Tic Laces.
Center, south aisle.
I Traveling Bags, Russet, Brown 6 Black
16, 17 and 18 inch sizes.
()lltqupt’t'lal assortment, broken siz'cs of different
Illakcs. with «sword frames and leather linings.
Were $10.00 for $7.50 \l'orc $12.00 for $8.00
Were $12.50 for $8.38 \l'orc $13.50 for $9.15
Wore $15.00 for $10.00 were $1; ' 7:, for $10.51
Wore $16.50 for $11.00 \\ 0131-0 for $11.67
2 . Fourth Floor.
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Twice the wear that ordinary boots give is built into these Hub-Mark
Warrior Rubber Boots. Every bit of material that goes into them is ..
selected. Them expert workmen make then). They were designed
by men who have studied for years how to put long wearinto footwear.
Made of the best grade of Peru rubber and at d _'
reinforced throughout and lined with so“ “ 00! a“ 0!"! ton: not
Always buy Hub-Max'1Rubi or F t .
the be“ of e m“. 00 weer Dealers who soil It sell
BOSTON nuaasa 51101; 00. Maiden, to...
A Famsu Pro iuct OlTheBoslort RubberS'noe Co
lUB MARK WARRlOR Fl'u BBEFl BOOTS
-—Ex'ran SPECIALS—~—
2 asst Family rIoIIr_ bag 2. ..... .. ........ ‘ .................... 88¢
Delicious;2Creumol-y Butter ............ . ...... 34¢
Process Butter. in prints . ......... . ........... .. .. ..... I
unsung-ad clover Lent Condensed am . ................ 10¢
flailedilesau utruduulity..... ......... 7¢ «0.4mm
A. Sm I! GOTTACI man. J
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