. H “w
' 7 am am and render inefloctlw
1‘" 001993”: tummy and exert éxpended in “t
3131.9.“ half of cleanliness, order cad beauty?
Why. Illould meant lots, fences, blank
walls and roofs be considered (it plac-
es on which to dub insnistic and im-
pertinent commercial appeals? Whl
should manufacturers be allowed to
stick their lids where every passer-b)
is forced to look at them, when they
wouldn't bra allowed to stand ”(on tho
street and shout those same lids into
TURD'AY, JANA; 13:7
{M'URE 'ALM'ANAC FOR
"TOMORROW
. this 8:33 a. 111.; 9:32 p. m.
(i es 7:13: sets 4:57.
~ -' ——:—-"r———e——-= the cars of thcconlmtluily?
WENIggoSifEl‘l'lgfabsTELE-é The whole thing is‘wroug artistical-
;l_v and morally. And from a strictly
{business standpoint, it’s unnecessary.
legitimate- and no
»- Office—93. 7
k Bunch Office—1383;
’ Residence—218a.
Editor’s Residence—7524
nus Manager’s Residence— .,
”13-12. . . MONDARTIBA
‘ A‘ DlSCOURAGiNG SIGN
”he Slate (.‘ounril of Poland, which rears cxnericme’ in the gubernatorial
as the most effective
There are other
.less offcctivq way to advertise.
”do.
N STATE. GOVEHN-
MENT
('lov. Ferris, of Michigan, aftfir four
l
. i
Germans have set up in Warsaw, chair. proposes
loans of improving state guvernmcnt
issued a wool-situation to thrill
I . .
s. This proclamation says in the abolition of partisan politics in
l. . K
ystute affairs:
The creation of a largo and well», ‘Loss partisanship and more busi-
> lined army, which will be ready 31955" i5 his motto. “The“statcf‘ 11°
fight. is a necessity for us. Such : says. "should not be so much concern-
rmy rcprcscnts the principal com cd about national policies.
u of an independent state and The business of t,he"stato should be
Wntributc greatly toward the operated along nonpartisan. or at least
tion’of the i‘ronticru ncccnsaryibipnrtlsau- lion's. Thai is to say.
‘ d ' V‘l'llt‘l‘t‘Vt‘l' political parties are given
recognition at Elli in tho adminis-
partisan
n
(for thc tvrrible cxpcricucc 'of any
rope during tho last. two and a halfltluiinu of statc institutions or depart-
‘ ‘an experience in which Poland‘mcuts, opposing parties should be
home a notable part, this procla-lcqually represented instead of one par-
lion represents the opinion of auy‘ty dominating.
holdel'able Section of Eur-options, it? Ncariy cl/‘cry upon-minded student
Iljmlll-rr (luxury outlook for the of stain government is coming to the
T d .' Isumo conclusion. _-Slatn affairs seldom
New York luminous man who ro-lhuvc any qulortaut, connection with
national affairs. Wlwu they do. tllcy
usually coucotn only tho legislature.~
And own the chief federal function
the election 'of
flyru'cturn from Poland said that:
‘W. literally hundreds of dead bib;
”dialing the roads in the neighbor.
l
|
and f Warsaw uftr-r the fall of that of state logislaturc.
:dlle asst-rind that ho had been in- United Slaw senators. has been tak-
They
941.011 competent authority that..cu from them In most states.
their
01‘ ‘
to register
' 0
pore Was scurccly a child under stqstill have power
' t . ,
rs of are alive in thc country. ’stiltc's \'Pl‘(ll(‘l on amendments to the
i
llut they come
til-tile face of that and .much mow. ‘ tedcral constitution
. .
when has a
l . H n > v .> v
is Roles oreaiow. invited to raise a seldom. And no; pun,
a fcderal
innd .wcll-dLsciplincd army lOt‘tll‘ill.‘ clot-lion turned
forlhe ox'tcusiou of thcir iron-amendment?
nu ntudm‘ss go i‘urthcr than; Partisan politic; .
‘is natural and proper. But stutc ad'
'minisn‘atious have "‘no concern with
for-
(m
.
in federal affairs
O—v—g—‘.—~.—
KlNGr DISIANCE LIBRARIES the twill, tho monetary system.
m-Ghlcazo Lillral‘l' Board is work~lelgn intuit-s, tllc regulation oil-inter
I out.“ a PM“ ‘0 in" library 39M?“ state commerce. etc, .Thcy arc busy
’ Vin‘walking distance of homo 1'01':witll local issues touching State indus-
lt’u a plan try and agriculture,highways, educa-
will undoubtedly, add gmaily tuition and the care of penal and charl-
“fl‘uluc'ss of Chicago's librarics. tabic institutions. Those are matters
11’ mm it easier for people to calling not for illcpublican oudlemo-
" at tin» library to~browsecrutic twatmcut but for the applica-
lg hitherto unexplored slichs,1li0n of munmon, nonpartisan business
all inspare half hours and to scu'sc.
vermperson in Lbs city,
I
i
l
__-.m.--..-._ _....._.
more time and energy than the:
man well spare when a long;
fin
‘ THAT BAFFLING ANTHEM
Star-Spangled Banner”
{r trip is accessory to roach ll “"l‘hc
lwerc good music. says the Chicago
hlougo , will [llll its’ books “'m‘h‘l'l‘rlbune, it would be a good song if
king» distance of its citizens by 3:“ had good wordy
omftletc Wills-m 0i branches; Til-it‘s pretty- hard on our favorite.
e‘orgauizatiou includes r"Wm"‘uutiouui anthem. Moral of us have a.
tmches. 70 auxiliary 01' 100‘“ genuiup affection for it, even though
cites. 100 industrial and commer—‘we can‘t follow the tune and “’9. very
ranches. 22 high ““001 branches, uncertain about the words. When time
lass'room libraries and 300 Sl‘f’c'iund place seem» opportune for“singlng
63,“ or traveling collections'n‘ we do, our best. »And it; doesn‘t
l 1 P9 >exch’unged '4‘ frmemtmattcr whether we sing it spontane-
f .5- ‘ - . .lously to give emotiounlvcut to our
,llercltlé'flnd towns don’t “99d patriotism or sing it, as the'Tribune
diabornte “system ‘9 maketsuggests. because we think it’s our
libraries ECCFSSMG- ‘ But thaliboundcu dutyLit - amounts tugboat
801119 Willa“)? “#:3951101“ the snnlo’thlna'. "it leaves the’ throat
:Chicago plan and link uD'raw, and this“ muselen strained." but
wry-servicenith, schools edifice feel satisfied after "the, ordeal.
uueeven'slm‘es. 50 that; 8791‘¥1;.+ Pérhapri‘it wouldbe be'tter‘. howcyer.
in aluminium iu’thefconlmun-thrwe hud a'native .nutionulanthem
~get to the books 'reudllyrc‘ that we could"sing. “America“ fills
M- 5 » . the billfliu‘ every. particular except
gym“ THE B'LLBOEBQS . that .lhdtutle is “God. Save the King."
as’antexoellent ordmuncc,~~ ~ ~ .,..___..__.. ‘,_..__....
,,which prohibits the
”of "billboards on residence,
houhtho'cousent of more
he propertyown‘ers. It has
erly‘ fought by the billboard
the uupmlne court of the
all.” "Oh.“ ltd legality.
” forth" docltlrod that u city
. , ‘ ht. mum bulboui‘llljb
is W nations. 1
about u: on in clu-
D
‘FHE DAY“ or was ‘ MUFF.
refutation toV'lhdt useful and occasion-
Once on» n- time‘ we all carried .
aunts; tltiobodytis; nulte‘ sure how long
ago thorn“. put the first known
ally omamentsl'obiect occurs in tho
diary- of smut Ma. In ”the win:
ter «cum-Me for it: never—
ity and long “at“. hound his wit.
vm' M mule-"funnels” drove >
Mar" m. ‘= - .v 4. cu..-
This is the Olympic, on which“) Captain Gridlej', "YOU' m’av
tire grcatcst American "aililiiral, fire ‘th You are ready, Giid.‘
" ’icy.” (lrldlcy's fire opcu'etl the
attack on tho Spanish squadron
08 Manila. and it was followed by
who'dicd Tuesday in Washing-l
ton,»wou his fame whorlfliei’sald
eighteenth century. ,
Professional men, even all» ctcrry,‘
wore muffs. ...And of course} muffs Bridgeport Men Arrested Under In-
were popular unitingwthe‘ladies. Thoy , timid-lion Lari.
had them to match cverylzbwn. 80 Criminal charges “brought against
popular was this article that-wows thrco Bridge-port members of s la~
fashion repeat itseif‘i'wsumnior‘; muffs bur “Fm". thgmtcome of which is
of the mast Vital importance to or-
Wefl’ quite 00111111011- Wt‘ Will say ganized labor and which is attracting
this for our ancestors, homers-r, their the nationwide attention of labor
summer muffs wcrc not of fur. 'l‘hcy leaders will be tried in ”‘9 city court
fashioned January 27, says 3 Bridgeport story.
silk and were simply decorative.
”“9“
.,. b
1
WILL“ BE TES‘F else.
Worn of dainty lace and
5 it is said to he the first limo in
‘ . the history of this state or nation
Muffs-havebncn of cverusiw and that ‘un stmmpt has been made to
shape. Originally lhey were small, convict mentor the particular of-
just big enough to cover tho hands. {MW With which In“; I"? charged.
it is alleged by the Ashcroft Man-
ufacturing Co. that A. P. Ohlson.
. . Edward Braithwnit and Eigurd N.
“m“ discmrdcd Johnson. on Dccember 2S wont to the
muffs along with the satins and frills foreman of‘the department in Which
Probably “‘mnpn they worked and demanded that Al»
They soon became largerfizzulllt inorc
clahoruic. . '
Mun have long
of an earlier day.
will continue to luxurialc in them no»
{til i
cases have actually gircnq‘way brim-o
catch-all handbags Innd .vnui'y .
. non-union man. be discharged or they
would quit. ‘
D““l‘““‘- 1‘3""“_;E“Sl‘1‘"‘3 Their requestiwas rcfuscd and the
mtuctimcu "learns to yield placv to men with about sixty othcrs went on
strike. The company than maintain-
capricious
(‘Ollllul‘L and con Velllt‘llfff‘.
....~..._.,.-m..-.... w- rd that the men by their actions nu
WINS FIRST CASE violated Chapter 202 of the public
--'-—- f. .1 .‘8018 0! ”I909; in that they interfered
with the rights of Alfred Gardner to
1mm it living and were attempting to:
intimidate the company and did boy—l
colt Jt. .lt/mppealed to Assistant
Prosecutor ECEarle (larllck to grant
warrants forf’ll'i‘é three ”men. Tho
warrants were. issued and ndutc set|
for trhtl by Judge Frank Wilder for'
a hearing on the charges. Tho den
Probation Officer Baiiby Fills Prose-
cutor's Role
llANiit'lll'. Jun. l9.—~l'rollaliou Ufl‘o
rccr Edward ll. Bailey is thbhmg of
studying for the bar. The Idea ncvcl
occur-rod to Mr. Bailey until this
morning whrn ho was callfidmpm to.
assume um role of pi‘éscollilwanr-V
t‘rgd Gardner. an eunployc who they '
claimed was a strike breaker and a ‘
AT
J Enemy-to 10
THE
“wk-3:.
“‘ No mail or». phone orderstfilled
the destruction of eleven Span;
lSl’l ships and'thc capture of the
forts. Thc Phillppinc Islands
wcrc thcréupou won to the
l'nited States.
IWlllAidldusiug‘
’ WOODBIJRY’S
FACIAL SOAP
Regular 25c sizc.
Special ............. 17¢ ;
CHILDREN’S ROMPERS
Made from an ckmllcut
quahtngmgham. Sizes 2 to
o ....... i ........... . 42¢
WOMEN’SQUILTED
SATIN VESTS
Worth $1.00.
Special ............. 59¢
5 Cakes of ‘
IVORY SOAP ...... 19¢
Regular price. 5c calm.
NAPTHA
WAsglNo POWDER
Regular 5c paickag:.
3 {0r 11¢
i
l
moms AND
TA'FFETA RIBBONS
5 inches \vidchall colors.
18¢
15
at?
William Phillips, who has just
llccn amluintctl assistant score:
iary of statc to succccd john 1"?
()sbomc. has advancd morc rap-
idly in the diplomatic scrvico
than any ouc clscv in the state:
dcpnrtmcnt outside of Secretary
Lansing and Ambassador Flc’tch-l
cr. Hdcntcrcd thc scrvicc in
1003 as sccrctary to .»\mha.<s:uior
Choutc ill London. During thct
liuropcau war he has. ,hal
cllargc oi" liuropcan affairsw :tst
third assistantfisccrctary.his duv ‘
Regular 25c.
IRONING WAX,
't
u.
6 l... at
BARGAIN TABLE
TONIGHT .
32 Inch Dress ilinghams,
Chambrays, licrcalcs. Fancy
\‘Vllitc Goods, Etc; value:
to 25C.‘ . .
Spccial tonight ..... 9}».3‘9 ‘
sérwrisu~cwrr15 '
l;
any. in thc city court. in" the uhflenctt
or both Prosecutor liners and Minimum.
l’rosccutor Haliock, neither of whom
was able to ho present. 7‘ ’
Thcrc was one rasc before the
court. that of a woman who had bean
al't'cstcd for intoxication. and Judge
Booth want-ed tho mailer disposed
of. so bc calicd upon Prohu on ,Ofll-
cer Bailey to act as=prosccu d‘iNow
Mr. Bailey did not relish filling the
role with a woman asgkdefendant in
the case because he did not think he
could appear to the bestndvantugul
under the circumnlauccs. But the
order of the court had to bc ohoyed,
and Mr. Bailey. somewhat.,rlelucttlutly.
conferred with Officer Strerimhu.~who
made the arrest, and llumedly pre-
pared the state‘s side of the case.
Mrs. Sadie Smith, of Norwalk, was
the defendant. Shc engaged a room In
a White strcct roominnhousa last
evening. but 'about ‘ten o‘clock the
proprietor of the establishment called
in Officer Streuman and he ‘wus forced
to arrest Mrs. Smith on the charge of
intoxication. 4*” '
Mr. Bailey. as prosecutor. stated:
{oxidants warel'reicuse‘d on their own
recognizance.
The amended statute under which;
they will be tried, ‘an act concern-T
lag intimidation and boycotting." is‘
ono which the Danocrntic,.ptlrty of
the slain in conjunction with organ-i
lzcd lalbor claimed was unfair to un-,
ion labor. Union committee comb-i
dates. of botlL__parties promised}
to son the repeal'bl‘ the law if elect-3
ad. it reads as follow:
"Sectlon‘1296 of the general stat-
utes is hurt-by" amended to road as
follows: 'Evcry person "who shall‘
threaten, or use any means calou~§
litted or intendéd to lntimldale‘ auyt
person to compel such psi-son, against?
his will. to dd ”or absmiu from do
lug any act, which such person has a.
lenl .riuhtr to dor or shall persistentpt
ly follow such ”person in a disorderlyi
manner or injure or threaten to m-i
lure his property with intent to in
timldutc him. shall be fined not. more
than $100, or imprisoned not
tibnn six months)".
- -~ _..._ .~,....»w_,-_ -.._.
well as any legal light could, but int . CATS.’
a softer and more melodious voted! .MERIDEN. Jan. 20.——J,ulius
The court. had been busy poring overlmtlo. u rcaldont of. Norman
(is however sndzwhen the tact-1°‘Shu‘l‘vo 5’9““? _
recor ' ’ ‘ tlho state to announcohrsr opposition
quest of the court, \
his story alrover again,
Somewhat louder touch.
Mrs. Smith picaded guilty ‘ to‘ the} no
charge ”I intoxteatlon but, wantcdi‘w have his catslicsnsedlor mauled.
“uttother alliance}! promising tomgturn} 'iWe can‘t. (iousw-ithout..cats." he
*tO-Norwalk and. refrain from drinking raid. runny arc; invaluable to due
Judge Booth decided to givsfberfj mag launch: ‘lf 5?:u1'3wuiihth; cats lg
"’ " hidtlh * mumitiérnu ‘mw‘8,&..ma "0min 9‘ ruler-1‘;
13%;?leflirtation...”.‘am-d'fiansted-cm:thel‘whole‘vthmg.
y ,ga , * .fi illthink the lithium-motive in from-
as sentence was‘suspendedy a: ct: the: my; the bill'T‘Wadrtommfide a $1.000
woman had been found guilty. ‘ ‘ truluriedvdob for 36mg one; Let the
' ' ”min“??? “Lactation-the dogs. It
' ’ ' " ~ ~ . q__ 6‘ 033 t t." are. trained to kill
COUPLE (M8659 ‘WlTHTHEEI 1h? finan’ ione‘bf" *vr, ' ' .
oruuzro BOUND overrun , hum!“ g ““2 “mm W"
$1,000 BONDS. " I’ _ " ' '
Robert holler. ..I?fi~-~Broolclyn an
Harryhlln’tou of blow Yuri; ‘ ‘
pf;.fwhoul linve‘ bestiality!) port. ,
o. . month working All-ill“! Remington“
'Ams C0..»"El‘e7-.heldr1n bun . of ‘u‘
$1.000 for. the suporior dour, charged in!
with «stuns an ‘Wile. , .
4 ' . . . heliummsdo mommwbswom
. grandad.“ t <1 the , .
The" - both, occurred ll 3 ~ ° not grant a albums on the mu
their; ~ which
this time in gigs. of Merid’en. * The bill provides
. - \‘for'the :mu‘z'zlingtgaudi licensing: pl:
tcals. 4M1: Yulaisaid that-he‘would"
to jail before'hc would consent
I: supported. The one up ”an.
«all!
lmunufacturc of batters” furs in the tion of President Wilson, a
mOX‘P‘
* lllr“"n Bates, Jr. A“; (30., who
“‘Q- ““5 °£ “'9 ““53 t° “m “m“ M, PREFERS JAIL T0 MUZZLING HIS} DUL;
l
i
w.i
N for;
islhe first man-in]
. . t —. . .
lug prosecutor concluded, at theV "3' to House bill No. 1. introduced this on for twonty six years will nssume
he had i” ”We“ week by Representative Waller Sav'.‘
‘1-sccurlug this enlargement to Its lit-’3
i all of the! city’s. many, advantages.
.41 one portraiture; and nut‘mnm
.!on autism incarna- to'sim floss- My“;
1,000 .«\i:' ('rll. 'l‘urkult
and ”rump; regular SIZU.‘
‘ 'l‘ouigln .. ..... V 2 forfié
__..——-,._.
tics taking in a multiplicity of dc»
falls. i
., .7- i
.lllllllil BAIES
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(Continued from first page.)‘
Li: 4
.V'..
,.
.. _ Mu... .
(Willi
Will it) dillilSH
“Mbls‘lluiers Projectiles for Ilavy.
.«irotu Willi-Which Wt! liner-
n...
l‘. A. Smith. who is well~lulown in
our city. has, been‘funungtr of the
plant for the past thirtyscrcn years,‘
and largoly through his rauourceful
and . untlrinu' endeavors. a" high standd
urd quality element has been domi-
oped
Jonas & Naumburg Inc. tire thc‘
largest manufacturers of hattcrs' furs! "TENS
in this country or abroad. ‘ They con-
duct .. in New York City. the largestl WASHINGTON.
and most. unto-date factory for the [ary Daniels. with t
Jan. lt.—Secrc-t
he express sanc-
wurded to—
!“ many 0' ”‘9 prin~ day the contract for 14 inchlnnd 16
atiers' “’5' this firm inch armor piercing. shells to find-
‘fleid’s Ltd. of Great Britain, thereby
g the American steel coin-
The action marks a new pol-
lhlitcd States.
tipni lines of h
arc the acknowledged ‘ leaders.
The acquisition of the Martin Bates cxcludln
Jr. & Co. factory in this city, which ponies.‘
will be operated for tile manufac-llcy in the navy. It la‘llkely still fur-
!ng 0" ‘1“? mm of -fur, twill ther to widen the rift between Mr.
and on big American manu-
snrrc as a most defirablc accessionnDaniels .
to their already extensive business. ‘ far't'urcrs of war motor-lulu. :
““18 H- Rogers” President, of the... Had-field’s. r» Ltd. Awns the lowest
has bidder. offering the shells at appr -
connected with the firm for the mately .3200 each cheaper than its
decided as American rill-ninja additionflthe Brit-l
Ish com y‘pro
wins in ms than half tho time asked
for by the Americanssf. The‘contract;
an; for»4’,6i)0 14 inch projectiles ct
“Hibachi to be. deliver!!! in nineteen
months. and 3,000 16 inch projectiles
at $513 each, to be delivered in six
past fifty years. has not
to his future business activities.
Charles N. Smith who hasfibecn us-
; soclated with'the South Norwalk far;
:thc executivc.management of the
.gnungacturinc. F. Irving Smith. who
as con With the Butcs,.compnn_v .
during» the past eighteen years will‘;‘”‘$h$9$et
fi??§§l£§2§§£~if£§° miii‘isi’i’ “*3 ”3"“ ‘°‘ film; $43331
‘roquisltes. Franklin p; Smith ..mui‘.'§,2§?3“g€€i‘;g§$t -. “Quantum. mule ,-
I temporarily-retire -from notice "bufiivlkuiled input alter? the‘ War; the “said he“
i:lc2.s_,.~rolutions for .thsv' present. ‘and 1,“, My}!!! amply. :0“- vw-rgcatemut
jjwllt take it‘swell-esrnedgrespltefrom made-jiffyrefiéfi'fiitauveOI‘QG “lib.
'i‘fih‘fiffflfifiwi In“rim"i““"§”°*lii“il°°“‘d ”° “m“
, , 7 «4, yo . e” utthhou a c
,operatedln. the. dollars -undcr->thel‘1m‘fiho timethe'
;uame ntamlfuacturhig luethodd. Which aunouncedlhszbidl?
have proved so compound in»; the the. dalmatian. _ __
post. . = ' . . ' » submitted numerical WIN”?
- The working'forgle will-be donbtsdueuult it): tfip‘flifislficfignafi
hsvsoon as nasal e .andxaddlaonslssocret- e m
lequipment- will .be.rlnstalled»..ln' tho permlrtoreign time, to Wu
near future: .3... -
Our car is to, be co" sure, nuance“ noun
cry Daniels's attention
ENavy Departmnt
Macmillan made
I
. ...:..
. l
atulatsd in'
”
durum - ammo-r, ~ ~ nudikwill ;;_E’vel~‘“
poncho new iii-m ohms- afium- ,*
is. tumult gladly extend-it‘d them
ltd 'Repormontui’ns Immendutlopp
--‘ to Miniature
mint 0! «would.
W
l _
t.»
lpummmt—touulbvusu
mow BRUWN. up.» :0.
V _. _ tomb:
of that.
m n" “Lafitt- W as. 1917 no amass-7n
jut node its first smut-tor
17: “2““
assembly
,tions were made. A large increase in
'appropriations, it is pointed out, will
be necessary for the next two years.
'The estimate is for"$17.325.961, which
,is $4,568,574 in excess of the appropri-
lntlons for the some purposes for the
‘iast two fiscal years.
mined to make dellv- ,
out the on: ma. -' ‘
I‘TllfW- - -
n: m w W“ WW.” , militia“:
”3?“,
film mull Mvflm ll! .; '
‘ $2.00 CRIB BLANKETS
lig warm Blankets for"
baby’s crib; sichEi x 60.
Tonight ............. 33¢.
11c PILLOW CASES
Made of good muslin; "
‘ regular size. '. , l
Tonight 12% cach a
$4.50 COMFORTABLES
iig ours, medium ones
and single bed ones; silk,
silkolcnc and satiric.
Spcclal tonight . .. $2.98
$7.50 woor. BLANKETS‘
Film California Wool
lilanlccts. Big regular size.
Special tonight $5.98 pair
19c CRINKIIED CREPE
tlvcr 5m yards Crinklcd
L'rcpe, weeds nu ironing;
regular \ 'idths.
Special tonight . . . . 12V;¢
;
DOYLIES
1,093 Lacc. [Embroidered
and l’)amasl< Dofil'cs. va—
lucsio 25c. . .
Spccial tonight 51! ,
BATHNROBES AND
SLUMBER ROBES
\ Ht’l' i\\Cili_\'-ltllll‘. all C(il"
(”‘51 \aiucs to $4.50.
Spccial tonight . . . , $1.98:
,l
m
:2”:
I..—
29c SC‘ARFS
AND SHAMS
.l.:ilCl.‘ ll'lmllltltl, scrim, him:
and white colors ,L‘lt‘. litcgu-
lar SlZP. ‘ ,
Spcciul tonight 19¢ each Q
1—2;».
which no appropria-
m- —
5°“
tor
_ Some of the "recommendations arc
the repeale of the act. under which
annual appropriations are made to cer-
tain hospital's.
Reductiori in the basis of the school
grant for High school tuition and
transportation. '
Amendment to the law to allow in-
cneused appropriations to trade
schools and normal schools.
That the Thames river bridge.
when rte—constructed, be made a toll
bridge. ' .
That a uniform system of account-
ing in all institutions and depart‘
m'ents be required.
That a. sinkingifund he, made . for -
retirement of state bonds.
ThoSouth Norwalk Trust Company .
states that it is. a distinction to pay
bills by a oheck‘dmwn on this .t‘innn:
cial institution. It is I good thing to
make settlement of all accounts by
check.“ It is‘tho- convenient and safe
method of moderntlmes.
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