What A Fuel I
be We was crying one
__ Winter mom for “Jed—
; ”10‘“. Jeddo." It said
was in looking quite iii and
”on! and soon you’ll be
M as sure as you’re
on unless you apply an
“ vlfido- I m’i has
pit Warm. although you'll
flow I’m certainly doing the
*Vfiltllmowhow.butloolr at
who cool you are feeding me
Infill—it's not Jeddo." (Yes,
. ‘ another big cargo of Jeddo
just unloaded at our yards.
See our signs and look it
. over.)
:' ‘ ,
PIANOS neuron.
rile M. SONNENBERG
PIANO co.
104 WASHINGTON ST.
qu; .,_, _ ,
. . . ,V - Th" ’3 w W‘va—vv-‘el‘w'i
.. . . . . . . a- . g -,
About Hardwood Floors.
HARDWOOD FIDORS and ”this” moon Ooh-WM and
Mmmmlndmoleunitsrythsnwpetsmdwmlmprenths
Wcfluoidornewhouomorethnntheexpenditnreddouble
.tnesmountotlnoaoyonyplherioy. We believetlietanoldhoue.
. hidvifionuuysudhrdonddoorh‘wilienhuethomtinz
; nndselihgrsioetuiiyttpsrout. ‘ ~
- mwuwiflflqhfiemmhwmokovfloflm‘
. becaustllewoodisthorouhiymandinhostoondtiooioroooinit.
:, audition. memento” durinuhealsekwiodmvheu on“. work
; nemmutlooskeelowmreroouulenrt. . '
lirecresteodesloetormoreinlormstinwoviilbemslsdto
Miltoyoabriemerormwmervievmndyonwusoeyooo
soiiludernoeblintionwhstevorhywrltiutonstorit. '
0mm“
Inltxlbl-l ...
or construction laid down by our Su-
preme Céurt. 0: course he knew
what many legislators 1who voted for
court had said that "a legislative in-
rtent not expressed in some approo
‘ prints words. has no local watence"
ietflttive intent in pay me. the
sweeten is. not what did the lathe
laturo mean to say, but what is the
meaning of the words the legislo-
ture has used." (State ex rel. Judson
v. County Commissioners. ll (Jenn.
es Conn. m, the court said that tho
express mention of, one section of n,
statute would naturally seem to im-
port on intention to exclude the oth.
ers. This rule has all the torce 0!
common sense. The legislature in el-
ways presumed to hula in mind the
effect its lanxuage will produce. It
would seem. therefore, it the legis-
’ ' laturp had intendpd that the whole
' ' not in question should not apply to
. the small employer and his employ-
! cos. it woud have said so in direct
l‘lilllliY usu SPECIALS _
E
m
'93
,3
=-
g
a.
'W
a
and unmistakable language. instead
of expresly mentioning part A and
saying no more on the subject. And
Emailops. ..... ..........60eqt ........25e qt.
Oysters
Halibut a." this position is sirensthened by the
Buttorflch 100 lb. God I. '15: Ib' fact that the act is divided into three
...............l°c lb. Bluefish ....... ...... ...lbc lb. distinct parts, n‘me‘y' part A, pm
Herring Sell: Smelt 14c lb. B.endpartC.andeachpartismade
to perform a separate and distinct
function. end sole apparent {lino
lion 0! part A is to induce employ-
ers and employees to submit to part
B, by taking from them certain mm-
mon law rights in case they refuse
to do so. It was apparent that in
order to hold that the set does not
14clb.
Beers Meal & Provision Co.
North Main St. 13 Main St.
eNAPesR sLues
So. orwalk.
F ' - Norwelk apply to, the small employer and his
employees. it became accessory to
place the exception. expressed only
as to part it. into part B by con-
. V struction and such construction.
might very properly be characterised
as legislation.
Two other important questions
havé arisen as to the scope of our
Workmen's Compensation Act. and
both of these questions are now a-
waiting determination by the Super-
ior i‘ourt. One is as to whether the
sheriff of a county is an employee in
_, ' Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
NEW CITY
pl MARKET
Hayes’ Block
4; ‘69 North Main Street
.u
"All 61” Men’s $310.00 Suits and It
Overcoats at .- ..... . .
. -.coats . . .
u..’-aou-..,
; GOTTLIEB’S
‘ y$7mnnd $10 Suits.
in N. Main St. So. Norwalk.
Clearance sale:
8.00? mi, q- .,
34M! our Boys' Suits and Over- lotller tribunal.
33% off; When any measure affecting .thelconnectiou, to speak of the marked:
fik‘allll up.
. RIGGERMAN
l nos. 64 North Mam
PHONE 914
‘ ..‘(Qolltinued from first page)
var eleven million dollars.
statute .makes' it the duty
“tinned: their official duties,
. ls Alli-Gilliam
.luot enumerated. (State ex rel. Morris
ill-hi ,plant‘ consisting of numerousi
outs, forty-live or more boards '
mi‘slsions, and thirteen state ”MWSBBI
tious. with an expense accounts
of the called upon to perful‘ln; and, seconds”... “on-k 0“ the .iliol'nby-Geupmf le‘
«Kimmy-general to perform all legal
vice rebuired by the state officers,
imi’sdions and boards in matters to
. and to: Mam seem to think that any citizen . the laimizlgc used to effect such pur- rol. Eberle v. Clark, 8? i‘oun. 537,
_illse'or give his opinion to themghas the right lo.,cs.ll upon the Attor-
‘fiorrany question or law submitted? uey-(icnersl for advice, and much of
" in}. and all suits or other pro-,his timeis consumed in»
Kill Mackerel .. 12 me i r
g l utttr Tish . . . . . . . . . 1°C the meanmg or u“. ac, and the 0m.
'The British Act defines n"w0rkmnn"
‘—lus ::ony person who has entered in
only to those engaged in particular
.c’mploymcnls. without regard to the
lsum they may earn. There is ll defin-
EberharJt's Cream Bread ... Swiss Cheese.
35c lb.
5 ”Id 10‘: loaf Yuban c°fl°e° ' '- lilcncsu illloul such stimuli-s which
"”"—“ you‘re lacks. i trust. lhllt the present
*" Elvgislulnrc will so around our work-
]men‘a ('ompcllaniion Act as to place
CHARNOKS
‘ :'l‘lll:~l will cliuhlo injured cmployvcu
m'to lllllllln compensation without liti-
ll v . .
A11$7.00 Men 5 Sluts and ver- limits and doings of said oflicers are.had the writers understood the true'lguu‘m' ““1 "““mm‘c ”‘9 “mm M "w
» coats ........ .. $5.005called in question in any court orlfuuctlon or the Attorneyfieneral's ot—‘S’un': and m“ mw depannwm M
‘0 l‘ H .
l
gflce. ‘It gives mu pleasure in this. it would be u grcai udvllntugo to
the Static. and marked ll'asintancc lo
the Attornoydicncrul. if the legislu’
lure would create on olfiro, in be
illlcd permanently by some good
lawyer. who should be required to
roviso ull bills reported (monthly by
committees of the legislature. and
liliupl“ them to existing. legislation.
boioro they could be acted upon by
either House of «the General Asscm~
lily. and otherwise lltlflll-ii lilcliibers of
the legislature and the Governor in
matters pertaining to legislation. and
to prcpurc indcxcs to the legislation
of each scssion and such pliamplois
of ccrlilln statutes us iil‘e customar-
ily published by iiiil‘crcnt dcpurt-
memo. boards and commissions. and
revise the general statutes of the
State when uuthorlzcd to do so by
the legislature. and to render assis-
l 222213-188er is pending before auyiability and cfiicleDCy of my seeretaryq
; as of the general assembly, it 3 Miss Helen ‘E. Kelley. I am sure that
l is made the duty of such committee; no young lawyer could have tilled the
iw give the Attorney-General reason-l position more efliciently, and it is
iable notice or the pendency oi suchggratllying to knew that .she has been
imeasurc, and he is required to appear ; appointed secretary to my successor.
3and take such action as he may deemI The otficc or Attorney-General was
1 to lie for the best, interest of the state. 5 established by the legislature of i897.
“ma lie is also required to I.eprefiem‘uml the Hillel Allorilcy-cnel‘nlwas c.1-
, . . levied on [be Tuesda' ui'll th ii i
the iibllc interest in til re 0 l. 3 u e ’5
let an ill 1 i e p . to ”01 ibionday of November 1598,.and his
l , fly 8 5. rogue 98. 01‘ delices m'ilcrm begun on the Wodncsduy fol-
ltended for public or charitable pur-llowlng the first Monday in January,
lposes. He may be required by either i 1899. He encountered the usual dif-
. l v w e
ibl‘alicll of the general assembly to gl“intuition llllldelll lo the udlillnistrn-
,lion of a new department, and clitab~
‘hls opinion “PO“ questions 0‘ lawéiished molly prom-dents \Vhlt‘ll have
,Submlttcd to him, and when any petl.;slnoe been followed by his succes—
tion for divorce shall have been rbler- isors in office. mm. to the Attorney-General. Ex:
{red to ally committee of the general? A fair idea of the constant in— pcriclli‘o would innkp u legislative
cruise in the work (it the dcpart- will?" of such an olncinl. and his
iassem‘bly such committee may give to
l ' ' .mcnl "my be obtained from u can . i
‘ ' l . ' ‘ . ' .' ’i 5 would bomlilc lmulunble ll
llllm reasonable notice of all hearingsjsiderallnn of the number of written 3:53;]:(‘wuvs‘ He would greatly lessen
ion such.lletitlon..and he must tikegil‘pllilnlls ‘rolldcrod by each Attorney. “he “or“ of the law dopfirimi‘n't of
isuch action as he Shall deem to Ibe‘lzencrzll. llllG Silllo by perfecting legislation.
Just in the premises, and appear be.;“’l‘llhe ltlllsl Irlepslgrcdi l the second land incidentally do mm), with much
yfore such committee in surll cases 1.1.2.”; :11]? 1:13; flail}; {3:32 31412 ultigniion.‘ “
{whenever in his opinion justice so re-‘mnrn opinions than those written by Golllllelasbsfelho
illulres. , p . ‘Ilill ol‘ his ormlnroasors. And it may slime alone would pay the nullify M,
l These are all of the dutiesand pow- h: “T“ that the ””9“” l“ the work such an oliiciul for quite a number
lers of the Attorney-General enumerfiznéole,‘ “Igl’nti'mg‘ft'n‘g‘fih his bu“ ‘oi’ yours. it would seem. ‘thc’re‘iorg,
f ’ " “ ““= 3 . s eon (m.
.uted in the statute, and it has beenlcommennurnle with the written work. {{or‘“ ‘3‘?) ".l‘snfillllosfilllgiilwillful: for
lunliormly held that such enumeration i Very much of the time .of tho. At- :‘(‘i'lllll(‘l:iy ln tho: udmmmfimn a, me
let duties and Iliovrel‘s. forbid the things!lorne)‘.:G.enoral is taken up in gly- lama,” of thc 5mm ‘
ling (liberals oral advice in admins- ' During the lust tcrm‘ltlle AttorneY‘
Gonoraiuwna called upon‘ to decide
two important constitutionul (lune
tions. which were ui'lcrward iinnlly
determined by our Supreme Court of
Errors. These questions involved tho
l'alidity,of the State Aid Amuse clill-
rd. and'fihc statute which empowers
the (loycnqr to fill \‘irciinclen in in-
dicial oniccs. In the case of Beach v.
Bralstrcet. s5 Conn. 34%, the former
statute hoodeclnred to be unconsti-
tutional. and in the cast- or State, ex.
0')
....
islon of the General
State $60,000. This
l.trlltil-'cw‘iejt’oirs and no permanent rec-
‘ord .is made of such advice, and the
may serve iwoisnme .is iruc of the time spent in
First, it will give some idea‘ cozltri and 1Ill-fore. iczislniivc com-
, . . _ , Illil. cos. um iil consultation with
350:?" $381131: dwelling scope Of t-h‘einio'mllcrs of the General Assembly.
. 1c -e at orney general 18 1m; hope: the most exacting part of
l v. Bulkele'y. 61 Conn. 367.)
This information
it should satisfy me people that he is that devoted to the construction of
required to give advice only to me“ "‘“ismu‘"" Man-V statutes "‘m
”18;
state officials enumerated. form. The purpose oi!
,crudc in a
[statute may be obvious enough, Willie
I
.poscs’ may be inadequate and “icon-
sistent. Therefore it is sometimes very
dillicult to determine the meaning of
disabusmfi--llm words used by the -lcm'lll.turo.
the latter statute was held to‘ be val-
le. . f ;
And. in effect. the AttorncdeelI-
oral decided that it: orlhe General
Statutes. which ura- cilantro! to pm-
the not thought about it. but the H
end that. “in seeking to We the 7
:8.) And to Gear v. Rockweei et al._ -
\Veak Fl ‘li . . J . . . - S .. » ‘ or is as to whether a teacher is such DEFENDANIS IN , H
_ s 12 1 2c trek Lod 140 an employee. The e are likely mum ~ it
Smelt , , , . , . .. I . .3 many more quostl us of a still 81' ,. .
H 2 I 20 almou ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 14c character. unless the legislature llm- l 5‘
crrill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 l’ - ..... . .. ills the act to employees who 0'0 I. ASE M ‘ V,
g ° "“‘ ’1‘“ ' " "5° ..."... .... ...... . .....m... ...... ~" We have on hand left over asmail stock
- 4 _ j -
‘ [to or Aprils under a contractor ser-
. , , 'vlcc. or apprenticeship with on em-
Native calves Livers lploycr, whether by way or manual
llabor. clerical work, or otherwise,"
Fresh Pickled and Smoked iUlllelis his annual wagon arc in excess
of 250 pounds. but manual laborers
' ' lure included no matter how much
Reel Tongues ‘lhey muy eiil‘l‘l. And in many of tho '
v“, .slatutcs of the various Sluice in this
My Wife's Bread ......10c loaf Salt Meekerel and Herring, ’country, the word “employee" relates
;lls lllt‘lll‘llilK beyond u perud\‘omllrc.z
WashBGoods Reduced
mrmuenjneu. - - - - - regular-minnowizi-zcyam
19c unrelfiropllm, new it 1-2: ye Ste Scotch names, new 39c yd.
10c l‘la‘nmlclles, - - now So yd. fancy Figured Crepes, new 19: yd.
\
Culli’rlces on White Goods in *' Checked and Striped liliecls
‘.:.:.:..:-te:.,n1.‘-:.~.:.;._.;.:.;.:-*-:-n'-;-‘. -v. . .-_ .-
Bargains in Boy’s Paj amas
75c Quality new 59 cents. _ 59c Quality now 35 cents
Boy’s Night Shirts. 50c Quality now 37 cents. .
2. A copy of the account given to _ ‘ _
the Treasurer of the State of all fees, , ‘
hills of costs, and moneys receivedl '
and expended.
3. The written opinion. rendered
by the Attorney-General during the
period covered by this report.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN Ii. LIGHT
Attorney—(icoerai
Fur Sets
Separate Mllffs
. ’nr/‘lt‘o ""'O‘"‘V'. -/I‘- a!
\-~-\‘\-\-\-\-~-\-a-\-s-~-~
ii
(a
\J
u of furs. about half dozen sets, and about
i“ one dozen muffs.
'
Valli-
' 'x-
-
aU-afi,“
“.“.“.- ~—~‘\‘-\ -\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\‘
-/" .v.',‘.—,-
last night,
here.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
M
lsearchind for ilim since
according to reports received
Culberson was charged with assault-
the
or
/
5
Conference Being Held With the]
National Officers of the llnited‘
Matters in llanllury » , . '
g The prices are away below their regular
DANBURY, Feb. 4.—-.lolln W.‘ ' , .- .. .
6...... Norm... mesa... ... .... in... values, it Will pay any woman to invest
led Hatters of North America, and! H . .g '
iMartin Lawlor, Secmtorys'i‘reaellrer‘ .V,‘ a httle money and buy alsetor a separ_
of that organization. have been in; U ‘
ioonl'erence hero today_ with the localJ ii ate muff. ~ ~ . ~ .
;delendanie of record in the. suit; U ‘
leuit brought by l), EILoewe and Com- l U
“my. do. which llllB United Stateai
fSupremc Court recently affirmed or v
judgment or $252,000. The conferenceé
l'WliB lu~relation to the means that"
Selmli be taken to satisfy the judo;
,‘mont. it was stated today that lie-i
'yond :1 discussion of the matter, noiil-
ing had been done.
Next Friday the mandate of the su-
l
promo court of the United States
1
1mm. will contain the official au-l M"- “my “WW"- i .
nouncement of the decision or the: Mrs. Mary Richards died at the “8 3 5011113 married woman.
court to the interested parties, will be l home of her daughter. Mrs. Sylvester; daughter Of *1 Dmmmem Citizen
handed down by the court. The man- ‘ 3. Remington. 0! Daricu, last evening Martinez. »
date will be recorded in the federalistt the 80011 01d ago of ninety—NOS ‘ .
. , NEW OFFl , , _
court oi this district, in which the ac-iyears and saw months. ‘ GE FOR B H FITCH
lion was originally brought. Under; Born at Noroton, in 1823. she spent illlclll‘ird H. Pitch. the local adver-
the methods of prOCedurc the piainfithe greater part of her life in or “ling specialist, who has been located
title will then obtain executions of . around this vicinity. For a number otgmthe Gazette building for the past the
Judgment and these will he served on : years she lived with her grandchu gleam: decided to broaden out and has
lthe individual defendants '0! record. 1 dren in the George Richard’s home-fleas“! a COZY ofilce ill John T. Hayes
[The executions will be the formal deistead. at Brookside, after which she, building, at 7 Maul street. iir. Fitch
round for the payment of the l removed to Rowayton. where she, ller- i took possessmn today. The new loca-
amouut of the damages recovered At-l', self, kept house until two or illreoillonls very attractive. it is his pur-
. l .. ,
ler these executions are served ,ihelyears ago. :pose E0 keep Cliff?!“ “WSDEDPI‘B. d!-
usuol procedure in cases of this nature _ Besides leaving one daughter, Mrs.]l'80i0|‘lefi and time tables on file, as“
'the;\vell as numerous books of reference
where real estate is under aiacllmeni ‘! Sylvester Remington, of Dorian,
as surety. is a conference 0! the law- l deceased leaves‘ six grandchildren—l for the use 0t his patrons.
yore of both parties in the suit in all Mrs. Mortimer C. Ogden, Mrs. Harvey; Mr: Fitch, in addition to writing ad:
effort to resell p monetary 'paymént oi I Minor and Stephen Prince, of Ronny-l vertlsemeuts and general newspaper
the awarded damages, which would i too; 3m. Florence Joglln, of Norwalk; {\vork, has gained considerable fame in
obviate the necessity of bringing lore» 1, Mrs. Barry, W. Street, oi Darien, _audlseueological, historical and title Fer
closure suits against the real. estatej'rheodope 0. Prince. Jr" of P|yn10utl|,'lenl'cll. Three yvcars’ experience as
that is held under attachment. £51355, _ flown clerk. at Wilton, adding much to‘
()lllcers oi the local hatters‘ asso , She also has the honor or being sur-ghie illness for that line of work. Mn".
elation said yesterday that they 'had‘ylvea by six great-grandchildren—:Fitch's telephone number has been.
nothing to say about whaf would MEMortina and lidson Ogden, of Rowuy-lcllanged to 460-12, _ ..
d0“ at 1"“ evening's meeting. Prosi- ‘ ton; Mamie R. Street, Charles In. John; . -———- s
pliant scully told the defendants ”19.30“, Harvey Minor and Harry S.,SOUTH NORWALK CONCLAVE lN-‘.
lree‘uit or the conference he had ,in 1 Street. ,er of Dal-1e11,- . . 5 BTALLATION. .
WVMNHEIM- D. 0-. last month, with: Funeral services will be held at thef The regulation of South Norwulk'.
l “'9 members 5‘: the executive council i home of her daughter. Sunday uner';Conclove. l. 0. ll. was held last ever.-
‘°f "'0 American Federation 01 Labor ' noon. at two o‘clock. interment willflug, .1 which the following emu-rs,
1‘“ which the council was asked to (OIIOW in Union cemetery. at Ber-lclected at the December meeting, more.
iasslst the defendants in the case . in side. installed: ‘ _ -_
law“ the judgment. A few days. -— . Past ArcbonJhal-lcs Ii. Gray
logo in an oliicial statement the execu-E Death ol Charles M. Royce. Arnhem—Olin S. yawn“
illve ““3““ 0t “'9 F. ‘0' L- announced Charles ii. Royce. used 70 years... Provostwiohu J. Higgins.
lam the Federation had with" the ; died yesterday or the Soldiers' lioule. PrelotevD. w. Raymond.
time“ “0" “will“! to ”3‘" the h“ ' Newton. The deceased was s meme. Secretary-«if. w. Sturdy-mu.
1W" “113 “new" "ll- “WW 0' her or Co. a. rim 0. v. l. The body mansion-«runs n. Ferris.
:the haters' organization “‘5 W- was sent to hoes, Coons this room. inspector—Wilfred ills-lee“.
”MW“ “‘3‘ “‘0 W‘ WWW ins. cum aunt will be m Wordermdrrhlo r. rim.
......— l
o
, II by them must be brought by i their minds of this thought. it would For instance. it is probably true that
M be is required to defend ; have been pinging to me, had it been mllyhfllein’xlfll‘s of lhe last legislature
in all suits or other proceedingslposslble. to have given all of the in- ‘ "g ‘ ‘ ‘
. 'i A d! t yells
t “elitist them. lie has general : formation sought, but my duties have Juan)“ “m‘ifigflra'mltfig ”2.23““,
‘ over Ill iessl.matters in i been so exigent that i could not dad in. lino rive employed. but the
the state is on interested party. time to do so. No one who knows the , innsuan used simply braided its:
phase lose! matters over which ; tents ll hare given. will expect the At. ”m ”10‘1”“:33" “mm “M 0'. N”
' . 5 editors have direction Ha: torney-Generel to nesteet his omelet , :m°;.:y$"md u ...-".....ix'mg ‘3:
ho lppoal' my all state agents, dulled lli (filler that be My [1W lid- guitar. the question no to Ibo-ii»!
. librarian. committees. rice to individuals who are not in the llfi" li- "f "w I01 dbl ouulr in Nth
‘ chemists. dirootm. um. new service. at, secretory lies Mnfnii‘li‘3‘f um would no the st.
' ‘eu’iminnioen. in all sum ”mm-V‘th
other civil Winn. use»: time was needed in the my". 9,... Mr! n .g m, .... a“ ”,3,
m Mm sod blunts-leis! were. endures- mail- in sophomore” mmhlm
Uhkhthlfillhm yor- coupes mm WWW . M . m
annulus“ um .i". not unsu- mlmum““”*“
Workmrn n Componen-
l!.|
.. y,
‘l
ride truhoportetlon {or members 0
the General Assembly. is unconsti-
'tutionel. and all concerned have or-
loolcsoor In his decimal. Hill “do ‘1’"!-
den-ti all opinion in which let Mild
rule! the Senate has no chino!!!
:undor the «metaphors tannin on!
jaltoto property. This ”hm
gout oi n resolution can“
ghouls ail m1.
'lrolicr Io R'M lo each 3! “I
more. and m mm~d as In»
.-
m... and to the am. his. and ornate nm‘rm.‘
my only Moreno- hold her whoil ...,“ MW"._",_M“M “n a, the onto» me; m. rim” W .. .
urea-minus“..-
WWW--
lilo" not given up have M W5“
insistence "on the Mention tail!-
l
rmnumwxomn.‘
Sentinel— John 1. Newman.
Trusteeew Victor W. Vents. John R.
lint the “lime“. N my“ 5 in. tuners! of a". _ mm A. Pool sud Joules O'tim.
3: Winona.“
35m.louf moan-shine
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lire-s will he kid (in. mm chapel
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