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-' MINORITY RULE
Will ‘the most reptehensible fili-
titer in the 1111110153 of civiliiéed gOV-'
t ntnents"1:-<1 r‘epeati'd? \\ 111
United States senate ag'alnI permit it-
1half to be dis}; word by such/1n exhibi-
tion as that whith ended 1110 111st ses—
Elan? Will ‘11 little group of willful
111611, rept'Esenting no opinion but tin-it
to ‘t'ender the
{great of the Lnitcd
18181811 helpless and contentp’tiblc."
" Will the senate Iit-atore within
wn chambet the fundamental princi-
' c 01' fix-31> government which pr't'valltt
Every other depattment 01 0111' po-
, ltlcnl lli6~—tht‘: printfiple that the 11111
:11 quiesc
own.” still be :lblt’_
gore 1'11 111 (-‘111
it's
.jority rules and the minority
. '1' III III
Not for 11111111' y'.111'a has the attention
focttsscd on the
11‘s it is today.
decade
.ot‘flhe nation been
' United States senate
'l‘h‘at body, bittctl, criticised a
one 1.1: a sort ol selfish and aristocrat-
Ml ”0111b," has minim-d public lat or in
recent years by :1 mm 1- tractable and
“ democratic bclnninr. it 111' on
beer! called-11101 l‘ tt'ulx tepi-Bsentntil’e
the senate.
and hostile
has
.. than the house. But now
.is tinder close scrutiny
lIticlsIIu. And it must teat-Pm itsellI
1 or endure the. bitter \\ rath and
it is absurd ”till 1111 11111111111011 so
«American. 1111 the ‘unanitnous
tight" rule should ever have been
tablisitetl. in any Amt-1n .111 legislative.
' Bill it seems to have sprung
110.01 a time when the senate was
31111.11 has always- professed to be .,
up of "gentleman." It was no
Woosed then that any scnatorittl gen-
11111111111 would ev'et deliberately block
1th: will of the majority by talking
finre to 11911111.le filibuster de-.
by which do much legislationI
red by the majority has been kill
is 3 later development.
senators will not be “gentlctnott'
110 old sense, or “good sports‘ in
c011
cs-
RI
1
l
I log the mone- 13111101115 side—~11“: spread
'1
I
”—V—
HURSDAY,MARCH&1917 {may amend poliomyelitis as well as
l country.
the’
(5011' '
damnation of the. \mer'itau people. 1
SOUTH NOR\UALKl addresses before grocers associations
to teach the economy side of getting
14 AND A L. GOLDEN,' rid of rats. The league has also car'I
(led on active publicity work teach:
of disease by That
spread bubonic plague and that
rats. rats do:
they
utrious other forms of disease is («1'1
Ident. And there is always the dangci
'of ships {10111 South America, Africa
Iand'thc Orient bringing in rats boar
:iug tilth diseases from nth-31' land's.
Rat-eradic- ation has been undertak—
cn in more, or less thorough cam
lpnigns in many places throughout the
New Orleans. was among 1111:
:fllSl cities to war against rodents.
filly Editor’s Residence—955'! ' But that 1 5 much more to be done in
011191 places. Rat-proofing: cityls
perhaps- quite as important as tite-
i proofing it.
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'rau'tt'rs AND. 9310115
The Chicago Tribune. (1111115 attention
toxthc 11101 that in the recent extraor-x
dinary increase in the cost of food
In at prices have not than in ptopot-
tion with other foodstuffs. and have
.nbjcc: to .inicut and tuln-
And the Tribune
1111' significant fact that
not lam
0th fluctuations.
points out
meat linppcm to be ".1 food 11 111111 is
contiolh 11 rztthcr ctt‘ectivelyf'
The meat supply and meat pticcs'
nrt‘bin the hand 01‘ a “trust" as well
otgtmizetl and powerful as any in the
world. And that ll'llhl in turn is 1111
Ider the 10113111111 scrutiny of the gov-
'ernmcnt and is held mot'allv and 111;
1
- ally accountable for its conduct
"We have bet-n kicking the 1111110111111
The l‘t-sull 1111.1
1
and hosting the trusts.
inevitably been chaos in out distillat-
tivc system. I
"so 1011;: as we stick to the idea
01 punt.< 111111; oraantzalions ins-tend 01'
:1'0 gulaiing them intelligently, no shall
\‘i
hate with on thousands of i1 respoust l
tin lip-11d of Education. opposed the and his final plea to tho l‘Ollnnittcc ”“19,th Committee on ll‘dllt‘tttlon.
lHartt‘ord. (‘01'111
Titt‘ het'lrlni. then adjoutned and 11 Centiemen. _~
bit- spottilatom instead of a to" re-
11.011.11.11:111.111.111.11... Our 1:,01'01'11-
‘that unless
'ntcnt has: t‘ulled to see
_ I v
’thcre an." responsible organizations,
the re'tlpons'ibilily for economic ills
icannot btw fixed on any one.
i "We cannot regulate prices it we
lwould because we hale not permitted
'mnchinery for regulation to grow 11p.
\\11 cannot make the railroads carry
a{enough goodaI because we have not
alpcrmitted' the railroads to expand.
'0111 food situation the inevitable
Itesult of but lack of foresight."
lt 100101 like :1 pretty" good argu~I
great combina-
is
meat for trusts—Jon
tionsI treated not as enemies but as
friends 01 the nation and co—uorkcrs
of the government. it’s an argument
for a new attitude toward trusts and
'11 revision of the Sherman law At
1 Fully
, only
Ito 1111 District 115' 15101:) but it “1111 llteI
Iol his life he had to help support‘
Iothet people‘s childien Senator by-(301"“”‘*""°"Pr"
ldtvctsion and stated that the (“onblfiartrord Conn.
C
1
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THURSDAY, MARCH 8.19:7
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Blillllllllllll
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I (13111 ,
M1'..,,’l‘111111112111y explained the bill,
calling attention to ”18.518!le law
ol the statt: which provides that any
town which has voted to consolidate
its liChOOltl shall have the right after
11v.1 years to vote on the question of
abandoning the consolidated school
system and teturning to the district
1111111011.}1o said mat since the 1011:
u: is taken to consolidate the schools
tin-re 'had been consolidation of the
tnn'n and city governments, the new
city charter providing- for a depart—
ment of education and the claim has
bean made that the adoption of the
dinner. prevents the taking of the
\ole provided tor in 1110 state 11111
'11111 to obviate any question and sf
W. the people. of Norwalk the on—
310,1". unity to express themselves at the
polls the pmpoaed law had been draft-
1d embodying the provisions of the
11.1w law with 1111': such CW nuI
1.111110 necessary by the (itv charter;
and applying to the, .town of Not'walkg
Mr. 'l‘anitnany said that 11110,-
qucstion before. the committee;
was whether or not the people. 1111001111
'11:» .illth'd to determine how the
1..l:nols should he. conducted “hell!-
-1 they should be given the rcfeicnl
1'111 11 11111111 has always been tegardodl
.-. ot art-at importance in our demo-I
(“111.11' turn: of uovemnnnt. He rcadl
ltttt't"a.trotn the llistiitt Commission-
‘(15 I'll the Flt-st. Setund and 'l‘hlrdl
Taxing. Districts. and from resitlcntsl'
of miter parts of the town, approvinnl
tht ptoposcd 111w and urging its udop
lion. They Inrc 1111 lollowfis .
. 111111-111 twmniisaioncr'iStt-phcn 8.;
Hatch called the attention of the com 1
11111199 to 11:;- statutea 111111111 whinhi
tlic tote. consolidating the schools was
1.11.111 and how thcte was 11 distinct
understanding that they would 111-1111
low... to 11111100011101 refcrotdumI
vou- at tho end of 111-». years.
l)l~<il‘l(l Commissioner liariordI
“...
EEEDEmEE
Plot 21' Iliad 31111: 101' Mutations Plants
(Ethos
111 do 11 1111 tempo-ks on the measure
bt-ct. 1110111115911 the. people be tuitill-I “10101101031011 occurred-there.
J. Milton (oburn, president of;
bill on tho ground that it would 111 “-ll appar'cntl) “'9“ l‘t‘PI‘lVI’d-
his judgment, hinder the education'
“-11.111211. of waatk. in 11..» past 1111- term wlll probably be mudt' 011 111. -
1111111111111 had been antiquated 1111111 110- bill 111111111 11 fl“? days. I
11.1mm] 1m- belief that a return to; N0: k. Conn. March ".1917
the old system would 1131111. ostep back-l.~egl<11aiivo mntitt'ec on Education,
1- .1141. It the people. voted thy change lilittt’ord. (1 “I
it would put 11 spoke. in progress 19
min. the Board 01' Education was com I
toscd of intelligent men and be con-
sidotetl the establishment of the .lun doc) concerning ille- taking 0" ll
Gentlemen: ~ .
lit relevance to “H :11. No. 313 ((‘an-_
1'11: 1111111 111-11001 would be :1 monument in V0111 1.111 011.3bmuloning Tots“ 11nd oueulon at the next
City control of schools and establish-I This privilege to vote. after five years
‘ Iwaa ptomiaéd and the \otc- 11111: taken
with that understanding
to tin-m. lleraonally, the doctor. said
l11““0\lldll'l (are it "it return was ma
0
.4 111g school districts.’
thiidicns welfare which concerned! Tl"? undersigned would “5"" ”‘3'
"““ 111011.111 this boint he became they 1m- in tailor- of permitting the'
ttnnctessarih personal “C said “In! voters of tho ,Cll-V to decide the, mul-'
I Mr ilatch wlto was interestedtin the 191‘s. set mm, in the above mentioned'
bid, had not been inside of 11 school
Hatch replied that he may not have '
had any children but that during most". EDWARD J' FINNEGAN'
J. D. MlluNE.
First “Taxing District.
- a.
"3““ ”“9le did nol approve of the' Commute. Gilt-Edl'lCfl‘llanv
Frederi-Ek Kalb, a German, “113 o aught in llobokcn, N: J., with bombs
It‘ "'l 1'11 «'21 that "Ni people being. 1111le \ mavnificcnt di 'pl'tv nt' 115
011.9 to l‘XDl'i“S tte 1' will, be iven 1 - '1 - -- - ‘ " 5 " ' ‘ "
1:11 dppmtnnity to do so undo: mp 'ilzli'tttlhii'zoiil'?":fdtilt-.8 figuring-Sr; £01- amigo“ or munltmns plants ”'5 this fashionable fabric, t'x- urIt'tl >11’ll)t‘.~',t‘llt‘t‘l(:-I nit-11111111 7.-
pIt't.11.<1mm of the. 11111 under consider-'1 ) I N. J., re 01 " martin l‘ "1"“ 111» 11111111 lt'tisttclv 11:91'tl itn' dll‘t‘SSt‘S. (111d lam' Stl'llbll irritlzt .
111-11. Without going into the lllel'l‘l Tom explosion at Communlpnw where nttiny millions in ammunition skirts :{mlfwaimg entirely [11:11th ' also plain (‘llltll's" ll
I01 tIhIt' IttciitlpnIIot‘ our IIsthooIl 1111:1131: was Iblow-zt up some. 1113111118, 1380. (15019 is also believed to have been employed “.3“ designs in 5-11;in and nothing made J... tnot'c “Ii-mt. ll
1' .10 111 to irivicge 1111 1a a tin. an dan .11 an 11 rv 0111. . , - - .
t 1 a 1 C 90 n patty plant at Kinnaland N. J. “lull color tontbinatlons; cxcclI— ablc 111': house tlt't's.~c< and
in reference to 11.1}. .\'0. (11:1 (Can-
1190: concerning the taking of 11
in Norwalk on abandoning town and
'city control ot'schools and Establish-l
1111; school districts. 1 ..
We. respectfully ask that Ibo votct'a-IlIIII
vote of the town he allowed to vote 011 thisI
191111 election.
Y ours, very truly.
' (Signed)
Norwnlk. Conn,
4
\' Olfi
CH'RlSTIA'N SWARTZ.
MATTHEW CORBETT, '1
water;
March 1. 1917
.l. egislative Committee on Education,
IHartford, Conn
IGentlemen:
.___ 4’- .. .....- -.., r - ‘4’ '
4.1m “a. :10 ”.1”me .3911 4.91
lost-on Store’ S
SHOWING 0F CEOIGEI
.L\
Wash Dress Go‘od-s
'i
'l' i ,I \. ' 1' f . O r .0 i
is Most Complete at T1115 F 1me. .
i . Below are a few of ' the tnany fabrics '0'
1100111111 and 111 demand for the coming a": 1
.j-’,'I - n u . "l e
1.- Spnng and Summer seasons. -
g SPORT SKIRTINGS WHITE 3
T1"'lhe} come 111 with stupcg DRESS LINENS 'l
6 CliCtkN‘ large. sport .politzt . - . $0 >
II dots, plaids and flu. \"'11_\ .15 lllt‘l’tl.'~ \1'11lc. all put'c I I 'i
I." ttcwcsl ci‘lcctsI in this class linen. butcher 11111 basket " f‘
of goals. Nothing mort- went-'1' ...... $1 29 yard l “'3
stylish and serviceable a" to . ' ', ‘
wcat' and washing. .CREASELESS &
. 39¢ and 49¢I _\';11'.l
. PRINTED VOILES
'DRESS LIINEN
_ 71m ...?“qu 7
45 lilt‘lltk \\lllt.', all (11110 1,;
in 21 great Hum). of all ilttx, tul) shrunken. in the l‘
the IItcw-cst and popular up— desirabil- weight and twelve If
, P 1__ ~ '1 ~ A. ~ -- - - 1- "
tt ItIt 1111111111 lldllt.lll.\,t()ln “N dyed shades. lhcsc '1.-
prtstng planls, broken and- , . . :/ .
, goods are imported. and
'1
fu‘in‘y colored stripes, color»
ings in figures, sport polka
dots and stripes: mort- than
50 designs The nut-.1 iciclr
mg assortmcnt1:vcr<houn
at 1110 Boston Stot'c
-.29¢ 39¢ and 496‘
sold at this ItI'cttIlInt'kablc low .
price ........... 69g yard
\Vot‘llt 1181'.
BATES' DRESS
_ Gino-trans .
NOVELTY 3.: inches \titlt'. fitn- qttuli- l?"-
SPORT, SILKS t_\'_ comprisingr Roman, 11211"
row and )‘1‘lllt‘ variously col—
1"?
... Ex
. 1 ' 1 ‘ ' ,
cult-.1121 .~ ruin.
[it ...... . ....... 156' yard
WHITE STRIPE-NOV-
ELTY DRESS GOODS
lent quality yard :widc.
: $1.69 i'al'Il
. ENGLISH' LONGCLOTH
Strong, tlcpcndablc. \vcll
woven, long wearing qual—
“26“ T7
c
0:”
4.
it_\': just the right weight The ncu'cst and- most
‘ l for spring undergarments. popular waves. The 11211.
l I In 1.: yard pieces, it'rittl that glvcs satisfaction.» ll
25¢ 111111 III39I¢ Iynrtl ii
a...
aha-admin g’to—nit and city control ‘ of
'8 81" ‘5 W“ the understandlnv “"9“ schools and Establishing a School 1? ~
school conSOItdatiqn was vot tl. ”’
Very respectfully. , l,
| (Signed) WlLiAM H. .\1ALO\‘E II
Former postmaster Ictty of INonvaik,
member of estimate and taxation. '
trict System
Sincerely
(Signed) CHAS. \l'. BELL
‘ Former representative
'huu'st since he “-8., ten years of age. bill now pending before. your commit Former mayor, councilman. I
I not hc'was a bachelor with no chil- 19.0 commissioner and sheriff. St 11 \IsorzaltkIIIConn MMC" 5t 1'1' ' Rou'ayton. Conn March 0,1911
(if-(tn and that thc'biil in re'alilywas a: Young respectfully. ‘Formcr city treasurer and district C op on i a c . Commtttee 011 Education
Imtb 111 the city Mgotetnment :x-Mi (Signedi 1 FRANKI. JOVESI' ., committeeman, 13:ngij- oner ‘ 'Gentlemen: —- ,
' r “ l I take this means to let vou know
1 underatandiy on are to be wprescnt
Int the hearing in Hartford relative to
the school question. 11111011 i believe
lthe citizens of the several districts
'would like to have the privilege» N
that I am heartily in favor of Town
or Narwallt taking a referendum vote
on abandoning town and city coulmi‘
at schools, and establishing School
th vern em and the ti usts
IEw abuse or representative. AIN‘T- proscnt 0 g0 11' 1IlllilItce “as not there. to heat-1.111111 in reference to “11.11 No. 3l3 t(':111- District System
' ' " ' '.c'11nt 110111 together as partners even personal remarks.‘ ' valid on this matter again E . '
any sense. it is high time to I t‘ 1 le 111w mtd' lnhn J. Oavanagh. declared tha t' Gentlemen: ~— , dee) copcérning the taking of vote lnI E I I I Yours Sincerely,
11511 the rule. “5 abolition however, T lhey “'“m -°- or ”T ”-1“ $5 I i Imrlinarily‘ he was t‘avornbe to the ref 1 Chapter 136 Section 2.214 Genet-.alporwalk on abandoning town and cityl I'll?- years ago when voting on 111 .. (Signed) W. F. A-MBLER
a popular prejudice always stand 111 the prettttum but in this instance he Slalutea of loan. permit towns that colrol of schools' and establishing Question, the Deep". of the. several (“SI .' ,
n I mum say um our mm were promised at me 'apse 0 Southnrwalk, 00110., March (1, 191'1'j ‘
' ' nliarly dithcult in spite of the re
ea" or most senators The crazy
«11 cnuously objected to its application
tIoItIiIit' present situation. "For God‘s
sat. cried the speaker. "Let '
is old to operate automatically; FREElNG THE SEAS alone." Mr. Cavanagh,’ along 111.1113:
akIe itself eyerlasting 'Umm. Seven Dutch mot-chantmen bound 3'11"? I'mhj; Ispeakers against. 1""
I v v' 1 cc are “11111 the .bill was 1
oomsenb' cannot be done a‘ a. Ifor home ports laden’ with grill“ 10" 111 the city government. a m
5391"» 1b? “““mmons constant. lthe hungry population of Holland. Ilernard .1. Reynolds,
have schools consolidated to vote at- school districts,
ter live years to reconsider. We be-' present system is costly and Ittnsatis- five years to .be given the privilege 10'
Moved that this has not been annulled, factory. - lvote on said question again
by consolidation of the cities and; >There is no control liy the. taxpay—l AS a renmtattve 0f the Third
towns and trust that you will so re-I hrs of how much shall be, Spent or Taxing District of the City of Not-I
port favorably on a referendum on titeI whe: .2 We hear a great deal about; Willi, I believe that the 9601119 Of this.
I be 111111 b 1 who said thal' Iq‘uestiot’t at the-next town-meeting Ii‘iiome Rule," but We 13.19 none on district would be glad ot the oppor-
Emily hope of restoring the mec‘li- 31.111111: under special German guaran T108111] of 0% gadgngrlence IIon the el Reapeetltilii' yours, our’acbool affairs as administered in: fully to vote once more on this 1m.
' ‘0“le “'llh Lille edttcatiiigngmyntomi " ' STEPHEN S. BATCH Norwalk. Theipres'em sygte'm makegI poriaillt question. .
HORACE R. NASH, an Iollgarchy o’.’ the school 11.11111 ~wh0' I - Yours reapecttttlly,
way.
Legislative Committee on Education.
Hartford, Conn.
Gentlemenz~
It being understood- five years ago.
when the then Town of Norwaik.
00nn.‘, voted to consolidate .1110 varl~ .
one school' districts,- that the citizens;
'were to be given an opportunity, af.
ter five years' trial. to either endorse:
— ._._—___—..___’._.—. . ‘
5;.
naturally
01‘ the. standing of- tho No rwallt .
schools. - 1) -.WM HARFORDI runs things to suit their ideas and the. (Signed) the ”1,811an or revert back to the-
Snoetlntendcnt Chapman said that CommiSSioners of :Second Taxing D1112
he had been asked by those re
re '
sapling large interests. to apyfearl tmct, City otherwhlk,CoI1m-
an: 101151 the bill among them the C
& K company. The Norwalk Rubber
1% The Company, and the Norwalk Committee 0" 19111191111011. '
Chamber of Confluence. :He. declared Planttord. Conn. '
111:1:111111 proposed referendum was 7
one day Holland was
' ’ ‘léfltg will acquiesce in the over roused to a .white heat or indignation.
Iglming verdict of the. nation and The German gmemment bl an dly “I
“18“" Pm ‘0 he“? Be“ “mm” planted that while 11 had give-xi a‘ssur-
a“. a united front '9 the world once of immunity, it had guaranteed
m nIlhough they may still be'blind not “absolute" but “relative" immun-
Holland was lettito' infer .that
“‘va "D 1101;111:112:ng (1. 'district system of operation, and as .
Councilman from ' at there seems to be c0naiderable senti-‘
ment favoring a refor'endum .on thisr
taxpayers foot the bills ,
Therefore I am of the opitiit'in' thatIl
lthe voters 1111011111 have an‘tlpportttnityl,
East Norwallt Conn. March 5,1917JI-to express their View upon this rotten-l Norwalk (‘onn “are“ a. 191“ ' II-quesm it would-.3 seem .711) me jam;
1101: so that lime-y wish toaabolifih th-‘e Educational Committee, l and proper that W, people of the if"?
Ipresent unconutolled' and unoéntro‘la- .H'nrtford CORN 15.9111 city or. Norwaur should. be given-I
Gentlemen'h— - '1his opportunity.
the. harm they have done shit the itv ., - 1 . . '
" . ,. .. Gentlemen3~ - .- ' {1110 system they may have that 'ODDOP': ‘ Whatever 11110 mill .-
. uhltc; . . . . 111- 11101 or an attack on the cit - . . ‘ , d «;
harm they moi-110.1110 D some U boat captain had made anot men: than anything, 01.31: H); goof; :31! When vote ml; “”30le of tunity. 1.‘ understand there is a bill now be». of the eopl e. so expressedfimonld-r. ”3"" i
{1116; trouble withlzottt' school 11031141 lore your honorable body condemns
more-'cond'ltctive to the: Militant of ho: .
schools.- 1111 wall as to «the 11111111... x. :2.
generally. I am hehrtlly 111.111-
the manure. . , ' '
Very respectfully. .
or “mistake," which the German 30w.
amnion: was sorry for but could not 1
help. ' ‘f‘Accidenttd are always likely to
"happen in unrestricted submarine op
data as to our schools, filed letters 801100111 was token 111‘ 1911 it Was 13101
3:61 labii-e'f with the committee. He. distinct understanding that an opp”: is 11112:." 1119;; considembentseives the
1151:1100” (it mg: I'I'Inéu'llgmgndtnfi lIlIleI Iblll tunity 10.11010 on tho dilatation 16:00 ld .pivot 1110011 whlehgthe Whole cit-x turns,
Edmund. E Crawl: said that hi 1111111 be given alter five your: trial. , 11d entertaining Iatich views the in-
I believe .1... State should keep its dining on objectingttaxpayer is re.-
11d '5 tpmty, hopes that than
11011in of the spiritgl American“
51 1.11.1 fairness to let the nation"
is will, and enough patriotism
11.. takingfiit -'a vote in Normal; on
abandoning town and city control at
1101100111 Anti establishing 11011001 (in:
tiller system
. not intended to say anymtm at the' " . - . ‘
lilo Ihlv‘nix did and comfort to their ”may“, nun-111g being present. in anoi'her' can promise . ‘“ 13111119de in “undesirable citizen." _ I wish to say that I am' heartily 'lllI (Slated) II ANDREW. LEAR-i?
Now the W“ WWW“ “33 “f‘ "l“ ‘-‘ 1"“ “9 “mm m «fill Illllet and Respectfully routs: . " "1' lib HEN/Rm galley two 5“" 001135 ’efelendm' ! .1 Post Master South NorwIatlr.
a return 19 the district sy‘stem Trusting that me will receive -
51.111911001111111 A crrv
‘ 7-métitty preheated to theI'I
.58 “11' .51; fireman! build
igloo; Boston 11 water float.
' maroon” o'ut
Mmmih
wjmhlq 1111. she hopes turret: the helples’s
itered to replace the 'sunken' DutcbI
'merchantmon with Gemini: freightersIII
condition that Holland buysI
- ’1
I11. Exemplil‘iod-
‘. All “1111.0! 00013935
Dion 0! the "Modem of the seas" for
which (let-many, according to her re-
1.11.11 professions. is 11.1.1... with a .'
11" generous
conaclenc'e ‘aitd
it is a partI or her plan by
l clean
leh a.rt
hear such m'nreprcsematio LES ‘mfl ‘ '
part of those opposing thengllfnwitllfil ‘(Si-g‘ied) GRAB cEng}; "
out laminating. He "declared it unt'alr' fi‘ NEWT- '
end. was an attempt to throw‘ sandI Contmisaionerggof til "l‘hl
"1W thafiyes of the committee toi, .Dlsll‘lcl C“! I Notwalk G" '
raise the invention or acnsoiidatlon. ' ’ " '
Ho Enid ttha whaform‘erly was againstl‘ 7'
consolidation but- he atmepted the ver- My,
diet .11 the majority and had and in“I "' '
loaded to do all in his mower-tor me"
it Mr. Ipmwe sold L931“
ad been. madgdo the hilt-1.
might not bring about the
. ptuni. but it would enable some con- ‘
{ml to be exercised over this depart-I .
“‘ ’ ment of public expanse. '
June... your favorable consideration, I am. ‘Comdtitteepndiduoatton, ".
Yours very truly " ,
(Signed): " Gentleman: _. f. ' "- ' - "1
CORNELIUS M- DANIELS Chute:- 1:11 Section 12211.11.an
‘ School Commlllee. 191'] 09'9““ 9“": rm that 11.1.1 11011015 Iconaplrdatet!
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