m
W‘EO‘W,“ x cut with d! that It With .
FROPRIETORS
manusnnn By
JAMES GOLDEN
mom, MAY 12, 1917 lotto... it.
' ._ -.;::=;-_::mand France understnnds us.
IAng-figkgag‘kc FOR, THE ”GOAT" ls RESPONSIBLE
. $5317 a. m; 4:01 p.111.
rises 4:36; sets 7:03.
PHONE CALLS
. itorial Rooms-«92.
”hotness Office-~93. . ‘
”(imam BranCh Office—I3 ' :lodua can be held for damages.
fiditor's Residence—2184. : '
”it? Editor’s. Residencequz-p.
miners Manager’s Residence—
‘ Ins-u.
decision was rendered in
lwho ddod as the
Julian's A “WORKINGMAN”?
river the definition of "workiugnlan.";
it used ,0 he (.35). enough. A work- the victim’s estate on the ground
didn't earn much. Ewith ”the Birmingham .omcers. An Alu-
For "ramp.“ humus”, [1... income hama court granted $10,000 damages.
tuxmafiordcd a 8000 criterion. A man The federal supremo court dcnied all
* “$5.0 paid in... tax “amt, liegardpd an appeal and upheld the verdict, chun-
Halong‘lng‘ to tilmvorktlig class. But “Ming ”1“ principle that i" any “‘1‘
fl _ w that Wagon have gone up and the tiation b)’ H H‘I‘I'i‘i 0111913 if the
is violout enough to
~~ income tax l-xemption has gone down,? ”hill-i0 PM)"
"ind great numbers oi“ toilcrs are pay, cause the death or the candidate the
L V I! I n ,t v . .. ‘ I
“log tho tax, illl- distinction has broken i ltu‘ige mum pa) damaucs 1qu as an)
. lothcr organization or person would be
‘Tllerc is still more confusion owing . oblignd to do.
n the cntl‘nnct- of men 'ilnll women: Accordingly, i119 traditional 1001““
' “middle" or “upper” i-llluscs in. ' room goat will be. much nontlcr from
now on. .
l
l _-.._,,..._..
l
a “all sorts of manual occupations.
{file matter vital in Eng“
d, where society has been dividedi
may bl‘
ALL'STARS TRIM CLOVER A. C.
In a fast. and (inciting“gtiltlc of base-
:bail Sliccitan's All Stars proved to be
t we can‘t get cxritcd ovor it 'Iiertnlwo last. thin morning. for the Font-
‘lfilel‘e 110 such serial distinction cxlfLeal‘ Ciovcrs. it‘rmn‘tbe first inning to
“"9 don’t rpgard a man as nIlIita sixth, Ult‘ FC‘BI‘v SIOOII I IO'I. when
Smith knocked a swell twotiagger.
“or dresses 'with two on italics. putting the Stars
. ' lone ahead. The ninth was the Clov-
ffi" "“1 the “7m "Workingmen" "Help” lucky inning, two men walked.
:t'Antcrican communitics implicit ”m, Drew singled and a man scored.
Wflm‘ii)’ "F limb of respect. (but the rest remained Istalled when
" Sill slight diutinction as we lio;slull‘lallllfld. The final 1scorn stood 3
In breaking: down just as tilt-3m 3- ”"9“”?
Our ““11deka , All Stars~SmitlL c: McClirthv. p.
Elicetla‘, lb; anion, 2b; Sllcohan.-.'i iv
0 now earning as much ttloncyvnums' as; Kecler. If; McCarthy, of;
some of nor proi‘csaional CIl13§““-:.\‘lclilttllon, ff.
‘19 have always boon accustomed to! 'Clover A. Cr—alOl‘lflS, c; Stuil. p;
. t of a worltingnlan’s pay as “\t'ztlfileUnM- “’1 Weinstock. ”’1 “55‘“.
.' l’hnd of thc pay of lrl‘oplc collagen ,3"; Drew. 3"; C- Comstock, If; Fow-
orc. clcgant railings an “salary."im?n' Cf; Conlstock, ri. ‘
itlils—Iinnlon. Burns. chiot
Umpire—Berberich.
(Liaii’l’Oi'killgillOil" and gentlemen."
gontlemen" hccausv hcha a a big in-
wcll or has soft
distinction is
. Now
i what are wt to do about it when Imanpilrew.
agesbocontc ilighcr than salaries?
War is the great ievellcr, sweeping; DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
thy all sorts of social rubbish. It‘s:
ihging democracy into industry asi Everett Collins (look.
7 , ,l «)verctt Collins Cook. son or Mr. and
line li‘lI'O gotyrnmcnt. Pretty Roonllirs. Collins .19. Cook. of 53 Cross
ll "‘11 b9 workingmen—or gcntlc- iutrcct, Norwalk. died this morning. He
if you lit'eietwor both. which is ‘wns six years old. Funeral services
ter still. And whether we draw ,will be held tuinorrow and will be pri-
gas" or $318,193," who cares? irate. interment will be in St. Mary‘s
‘ - .L. ‘ 9.. ‘ccmetcry.
THE SACRED OATH 1 Funeral of Edward Griffin.
dt has beensworn on the tomb of‘ The. funeral of the late Edward Grif-
”Magma." Paid Vivinani in Ills'fln. of .22 Butler street. WIII be held
nthpccch beforc the American con- Monday morning, at 9 o’clock. from St.
"‘it has been sworn on the Mary‘s church. Interment will be in
‘ b or our allied soldiers, rottenD in St- Mm‘r‘S'cemeterv. Mr. Griffin died
tiered cause. It has been sworn by Suddenly Thursday afternoon. He was
. , titty-five years of ago. His wife, two
bedsrde of our wounded men. IF sons, William and Lewis. and o daugh-
béen sworn on the heads of ottrflm.‘ Julia, survive.
ban children.) It has been worn: ._... . _
allies and tombs. It has been‘ ,p Funeral of Mark w. Stevens.
' V . ' The funeral servicedoi the late Mark
the graniIW.‘iStevens will be held tomormw at-
terncon. at 2:30 o'clock, from the late
, W and statesman declared home of the doceased. 269 Main street.
h m #011“ common 93°” “11', liter. Vanorcn, oi the First Baptist
_‘ The ‘. American. people ohurEh, Will otllciute, and burial Will be
at with an. answering made} in ‘Lakoview cemetery. {\jcw Ca-
naan. ' . ' '
use noble words
no not gone into ”this :fiMICONi-‘E‘SBE‘S
e‘ have not gone into it EL‘ tPASO. Texan, Milt" l2_flmpar
right our own wrongs. We Raymond B. Westcott. of the Seventh
fight until the great work United State; Cavalry, according-toil;
ntll the monster that has Slatemént made by 009““? Attorney
‘ 7‘ ‘ " “. ‘ W. H. Fryer. has confessed-totalling
faith "1“? violence and partin the hold-tipcinch-commission}
subdued, and the: “ml.“ is ed omcerc at clampdown: here.
.9 for demure?”- ‘ , . lin which Sergeant Eonluél Cooper. of
* 3k we‘stonc side braille tho Sixteenth cuneiform»; ‘Infantryi'
muons. but our. chief-pride formcrly of Springfield. Minis" wankilh
-..... on come ' tromltightiniundi‘ labia signed confession Westcott
V nee and we feel-that MIME"? tw° follow-members “7 h
‘ . . ,, 4’, ~ :7 ‘ machine-guard troop. matter 0. :l'om
122‘! "9 WWW- .W‘lf’“ ' d“fWitII.ér Wehr.g.<!lihc,throewdjt§
‘ 7 t“ "j“ limped togetheronnus‘picion fancy!
‘ ' Mexico ofterdesorting‘ _. "
.. BIG QENTINBL” l mMmmmmmou'tn
m A. L. GOLDINL".~ nod to My: ourselve-
‘ inot to withdraw or hit»! while a sin-
,gle invader remains on French soil.
lw" hardly used even to mention it,
any more than we need mention. the
locomotion oi'Belsium. Without any
- formal promise or pact. we are com-
ws underst and France
i There is likely to be a wave of re
liorm swooping through the myriad
liodgm'oouia of the United States, as
. ____.._..._..J==:====‘ a recoil of a decision 0! the United
VENING SENTINEL TELLll‘Stafle supreme court. The “godt” is
ihcrcail‘v r to be held responsible for
,l‘:is acts. It a candidate sulgrs in»
jury from the initiatory rites, the
the
1case of a citizen of Birmingham, Ala.,
result of a severe
.It'It’t‘li‘IC shock received when he was
.pinced on a‘branding board”. while
The English are said to be troubled : being initiated into a local lodge. Suit»
" was brought by the administrators oil
’ o lparl thc greatest cfllciency and energy
Zillgman writ-la man who labored with negligence. The national album! ”I
“s hands, and by ”H, San“, “the" the i. or wax-'3 made defendants alongmntail will be to concentrate it in the
TO KILLING column.
lilEii on till *
allot llllu
. lwalk Chapter and the finance commi.
W Boom; I. Woodrow.
The following tclcgram has been“. at headqurlers.
received by the local Red Cross Chap-l
ter:
99.....- ———...._
Washington, D. C.. l
9:10 p. m., May-101k. .
MISS MARY KlItBY JENNINGS, ;
Secy. Not-walk Red Cross, 129 Flax) (C '
Hill mi, 89. Norwalk: 1 ”filmed From Page One)
The President has today appointed:
TION ‘
of Henry P. Davison, of J. P. Morganl large
. . detail
6‘: Company, chairman; Charles
0-! duty about the station.
Bliss, in, Edward N. Hurley. with Wit- :5, ”‘9 f‘mnmission
Iiam H, Taft, chairman. and Eliot of angry?“ F 83
Wadsworth. vieeochairman of the ek- Astro’et, their lionlewttrjhile
eculive committee, .ex—oificio members. found themselves beneath
The President today issued‘the iot-
lowing statement:
May 10th. 1911. I have today creat- dilitricts.
the Sta-
ed within the Red Cross 9. war council, ed beside w and Stripes float.
. the
responding to the extraordinary do. A. MassaChUSeils
mantis which the present war
make upon the services of the Red
Croats, both in the field and in civilian
The best way in which to im-
cemion committee.
U‘HI feature of the
lreliei‘. hGWWEI'. Came ’a visit of
to the rellct‘ work which this war will in Joint sew-0n
Hall of Flags. A luncheon tendered
hr the city at Faneuii Hall, scene
of lunumoruble patriotic demonstra‘
lions followed. .
Continuum-aim 'avcnuc, in tho exclu
lIliiilt‘Ii-i of a, single experienced organi—
zation which has been recognized by
law and by international convention as
the public instt-umcntallly for such
purposos. indeed such a concentra-
tion of administrative. action in this .
matter seems to mo absolutely noces- :1: ”11:40:: 3:- ;‘Ims i“), “0550111.
sary. and I hereby earnestly call upon the parado. '11)“, ionquyfi.£':‘,:.flffr
all those who can contribute. either r1itoincludammnberaof'thc Nniit-rr‘fi
igrcat sums or entail. to the allcvlatlont G"_"'d‘ ii bnttaiion. 0f coast “PUNGI'V.
‘0! the suffering and distress ,which Exam. lunrinea. a dt‘llltfltlllpnl. of 25
must inevitably ““59 ““1 0f ”"9 fight I’l‘t=:tlt:'l‘llltltl:ol ‘I‘i’tll‘Iin'Itallfiifl’lizvllllll'i‘liz II:
for humanity and dcmocracy. to con“ war and The Roman Web. Schoolhvud—
mtmlp to a“? Red Cross. 'ctc. with C‘nvernor McCall and Act-
It will be one o! the drill and moist it“u?‘”';‘"":‘"““e)"“' 1’9”" 5“"‘9'50’
‘ ‘ . . . .'" P Niki (II in‘
nomasaty tasks of tho new “It“ *Cc‘lnu. guns.“ in HIIIOIVIDbIItISback' and tho
cil. ot‘ the Red Cross, to raise great; ll.-u»i-i»allmm “‘(Arp made in stand-i
sums of money {op Hie support of the; (ill Bldt’l‘flilka and 1mm: "lull! ill, many
work to be done; and done upon .lvmims tor school oblldrnn and mam-
llmm scalp. 1 hone that the response :22? Ong‘mhmv “"d ”MC ornnixa.
to their eltorts will be a demonstrati' i “Mal“ m: an: “(Luilfifff $23 “I:
of tho gonerorlty of America and the (Intuition. throuch at: downtown busi-
powcr of gonnino practical sympathy W“ diatrlcl 3"“! a“ ”l" (‘itr ““I'
among our people that will command and the Stat» House. I," "hm M ”w
the admiration of the whoic world." I f7,f:,u§ta‘l‘,i,l::# 39m}. Teftgi a stand.
In vlcw of tho above, it is “09‘8“th; t‘fil‘iv were do Rigidity St'nrzllgmlhflgls
it. modify tiic plan outlined in circular T3!"- climax 01 ”10 “Wild“ was lililb'
A29 for the “Qt“ of the War Councii.‘ "F" '0 comb“ 0" “05‘0" Common.
The National Finance committee, ap.‘ ”ht-I‘lhirnrwt‘t‘u ‘tilevn‘tcl‘mntatlon to MM"
ollcd pbyointcd by Prrsidcnt Wilson,l Moll surrnigt‘l‘ntc‘d "hcurlluifl 1:133:31?
Ilcadcd by Cleveland Dodge and Scwg Monument. of a gold casket. contain-
ard Prosscr. of New York. will raise' in: an order for mom than $150 mm
a great ltcd Cross war fund through fmzyg":;:? mpg?n??32?g£§fi¥f
our chapters. Not a moment must hot ‘- a Y. ‘ ‘ I‘ ‘
icat ill preparing oursclvos t‘o moot glimlt‘grl‘crifirlfz'magi"?wmliiltgtzrilof
. , .. o
the pressing calls from Europe, and ”'"k" "‘9 presentation. *
lino emergencies which are soon to; ma: "fiat; “139133;,"23; ":30” lwiil
confront us .. i ‘ I ’ ' we". ‘0"
should at oncclxghilizzvdzd r5353: y'llglrghilet’ltrgsg all? ‘th be "g“‘f‘kdv and
its finance committee for this work.‘ ll"? 0" ”‘9‘“:ch 9 ten 0er a din-
which is of the utmost importance and, M‘ W;"'""i~ head of "h" ”we“ ""5'
urgency. Call immediately a meeting “on" m" arrive tomorrow.
at your executive committee‘to make , .
{W a... . ‘ , . NQRWAIK PLANT
l “ “PM“ ’°’ “W“ °““‘-‘ WILL HAVE DEFICIT,
palgn. As we look to you confidently
for large results ,please telegraph thol ' -
names of members of your finances (Continued tram first Page.)
committee to Seward Presser. Amen»;
. . ’ lmisuloncra, themselves. are neutral
can Red Cross. Washington. D. 0. ion and only wish to obey the will of the
will be promptly and fully advised by public.
Mr. Presses regarding his plans aim Briefly dgbscrlbed the plans and 1“"
methods. The War Council is organiz- port contemplate a modern steam tur-
tng today. The increasing need among. b0 electric gouerating atation..oi fire-
our Allies {op supplies that can be fur- proof brick.- concrete and 'nteel . con-
nlshed quickly, only by purchase. as struction of linbstltntial and appropri-
reported by Herbert floover, and the ole design with monitor ventilating
Inevitable development-wot home‘neodumom over the boiler and generator
.“5 we approach mobilization of vast room‘s. elevated coal bunkers, large
numbers of American troops. make it windows and doors. a' round brick
clear that to meet the unprecedented chimney. bascmont at ground level
situation “‘9 War Council must ask and continuous operating floor above.
that each chapter retain from‘the iir0¥ The ultimate generating capacity of
coeds oi thewRed Cross War Fund cm- the. equipment. before any enlarge-
paign an amount for local needs not in meat at the building becomes neces:
excess of 25pm cant. of the total “w nary, will be'l‘about 4,000 K. W., by
ed b it. Man of
ciatifig the alzlatierS'Illl‘ng:tsl 811:: ing current. generation, with rbtary
Warsaw artist:i::.":.°..i"i::.::::“:..::::
whenevcr possiblc. £§hwzfiggyttuboboiler§t to deliver oulmi‘heatfid
will authorize Expenditures fol-rs‘pe‘cli foteanrapdpto bupoperatéd by bitumin-
no supplies by the chapters in their cuts or anthracite coal or it“?! Oil-Wit“
own communities,-"and particularly to ‘
the purchase of-matorinls‘ to‘bc load
. by :me chapters Into those needed on. "
OIQSI- . .1 l. “ >1 5 -.
Tho {units 3 ra’is‘cd are toil
posited by each chapter to l
hank no special account if his known
aswthe lied Cross War Fund.‘-toibcrle- 1,1,:
mitted to National ‘headquortdrsl ‘ 7- 89
required. monotheiwlir cotton in
take‘fuli account: or the hectic tycoon»
tern torment civtlitm relief, whlclr‘wlltj
become‘jgreaier as our own troops are
not til-ans plot in brilliant frcnh green
diatom“ {hull
capdcity on
. , boilers [and-1 . .
mounted; , ,, » ,: "'ichown.} with poor. about ’1
Please at once call-tomorrow your ‘ ‘ I, .
Ma" ‘ cm. draconian“... L in;
mcdmmmw- ,
m.wnmnmm,mcmummm
Annealing or the ocean or the Nor- Mdfiw h rite-ted n nut midway.
glee Its called for Monday afternoon. at
‘Bosron GIVES” VISI-
TORS A BIG RECEP-
a “Red Cross War Coucil, consisting? :sifgeituéients Ill uglitary tactics, and
overnor avid i. Walsh. A
of mounted police was on
Norton. G. M. P. Murphy. Cornelius 3g} When} Marshal define and members
entered automo-
short drive to the home
on Beacon
here. they
. such a dis-
play of as never before had been seen
rm this city. All along the
. . , . streets
an the wholesale and. retail businesu
_ _ trl-color from ev
to which will be entrusted the duty of building The National Lancers, Trio;
‘ Cavalry, escorted
the visitors and members of the re-
The afternoon parade was the cen-
day. Before this.
the envoys
to the State "ouey‘. for presentation
by Governor Mct‘ali to the legislature
t" ' and to rcprcsenlm
"PS of military organizations in the
aivo Back Bav district, with its cell-
" given with any degree of certainty. in
2.300 volts, aphasia to cycle ottoman"
“tertwboumm
Mu
bur-bur. manna. building into
8
on the harbor property canteen Wa— : '
ter street and the channel. as founds- I
lions and othor conliiiiouu shalt til-tow
mine. The handling oi coal i.~ pzo .
vided tor by an orcrht-ali clottriruilv
propelled bucket and carrier lsyotcm,H
so as to take the coal direct from o‘f»
boat. at a simple crib dock on the
channel, and carry it to a storage. pile
for 1,500 tone or more on the way to
the boiler room or to take the coal dl- .
root from the storage pile or boat and}
deposit it in the bunk-5r over the boil-’
ers. Ill connection with the coal car'. 4
rier. provision hi made for n rrusllcr'rbl
Mona...
:"
SPECIAL BARGAINS T 0 NIGHT
F rpm 7 tolo o’clock
fin;
to reduce large coal to suitable size; '
whenever necessary to properly feddilfi
the boiler furnaces. To remova the‘l 'i
nshcs from the hoppers under the] [I
YARD WIDE BLACK
boilers, a tram system, with car “all? CHIEFON TAFPET‘WL PILLOW CASES. TO
portable rail sections, is contemplated; SILK $1 49 1 EMBROIDER
no that the aches may be been to til i, Regular $2.50. Limit 6 Sipc 54 x 36. excellent.
in the surrounding property. m; 3.1”“. quality. Regular 690. Spec.
At the present ratio of load increased in] ............... 49c pair
the 2 turbo generators aggregatingi. i WOMEN’S ALL LINEN
1.250 K. w. capacity should be will.” HAISDKEltOHIEFB m PRINCESS SLIPS F
elem until about, 1,925. Under lyre-1‘ “Jill dainty cnlbrolilcrcd [amp Najusmk, trimmed :
sent load conditions. one of the 625;! corners and edges, Regular Iflt‘t‘ and embroidery. Itctrn:
K. W. turbo generators would be rim-‘4} Inc. 106 93-911 Inr $1.50 ............. E90
pie for all requirements except dur- In!" , ' f?
gig the several houra per day through? “Ngifinéllgllf's LINEN WHITE PETTIOOATS ’
to season of maximum loads; but ”i. . , - ‘ . , , .~ .5
m such ”mes, both generators would IiuustlttllcdS brig}?- IiIt'. 5flint} IN and muslin. Regular a.
be in use, and there would he no m peel 2 L2G m.) """""""""" 79°
serve unit to take the place of either HEWITCIIED BUFFET W l
““9””? ““°“‘f‘.°"° “in" GM- To BOAEFS AND , CENTER 9M“ 3 GOWNS .
meet [Ills condition the commissions .' PUG“. Rrgnlar 39.. 1"”! “if. good quality,
199
Ili'ttttl’ur 59c. Hmoinl- . . . 39c
WOMEN’S GOWNS
had counted on arrangements being
made whereby an auxiliary supply oi
purchased current could be procured.
SANITARY ODORLE'38
>. rum: PILLOWS,
as at pregent' as a standby until such {lest tubing. lit-utllar Twenty different. styles,
time. as third turbo generator could $1.00. Succlnl ........ 84". Iligii gin-trio material, exch
. e profitably installed. The sense . ‘lcllt valttc. Worth $1.25
of this board is that the new station ggfimg‘og'ron 73c
’shouid be independent and ample for$ ' m
‘ail minds iron. the all... To do this. ”id GRASS FIBRE can: RUG
martian TOWBLS
FANOY abovv -
ivouid rcquiro the installation oi'thc,
. 3 x t‘ ' -
third unit at the outset. which wouid' '1 x ) m"
Regular $1.75.
. . . _ S l l 4'; I ............. .
'involve an adtiitional‘mvestment of” Wltll colored crossbar ci’- 1“” $149
probably 335,000 or more upon which A fonts. Rogltlilr 29c. Special. FELT RUGS
there would be a conaldcrubie over-‘22? 18c II 'Il .
head cost and but little. it any. r0» oat-i. Hit'i‘lsi l o,» in has.
two for many years as tho unit would 3Q IGLE BED SHEETS 1““ Wt” vc “mt-W BIZ"
ho gallium used until the'ioad apprncll-l 877.0 54 x 90, good quality 3‘) x till iucllca. Regular
_ i ’ . "' . "’ ' V‘ - 5..
be seldom used until thc load approach- muslin. “or m 1"“ ' ' ' 590 3“")0‘ 5pm“! """" $219
vs the output of the first two lllllI8-~ “wml‘m’mw‘wrw with
It further developed that neither ”NEW—W
investment nor the cost of operation.t h v . ,
. . . arrows to“ as of the state.
as estimated, InCIUIINI anything forfLEGISLATURE w I N D . Appropriaflng 315300 for
the important chances that would, [NG UP ITS BUSINESS .‘iiomc for the soldiers.
have to be made to tho distribution ‘ l Incogltim‘mlikg it‘ll! thwalk-blew Ca-
.... . .- . -‘naan rret a way ompany, with
. . . c r. . _
\v elem andnothing n‘ul .tgltald .d ‘Ilt: 5 ,fl “mm stool-t of $25,000" . .
""3 “0’“ ° ‘C‘mem d at.” u on, ‘0‘ i Allowing state prisoners; other than
costs cover-ell. being only those direct-l 11"3 ”‘0 powers or ”‘9- DNW‘“ state, priooncrn oervittglifc. sentences, to be.-
ly applying to the operation of thelboagg ‘f’f getmh'“rrheklneu¥:o z”. employed in high“ Ely work upon rc-
. . Many, T0 9 “3° “39 urs 33" intuition of hi lit-raj; commissioner.
new station. therefore. all the mill-land survived the bottle yesterday‘ i 3
main is to be revised, no record or
latter having gone titrouith a verita-
the figures Wall taken. but roughli‘lbic running fire of amendments. The. by secretary o“) the state board of
considered it appointed that the groom-House adopted without. debate a: charities.
cost per K. \t’. II. at current supplied P4123? mirthmfpl‘fiz‘tldgg sligglenggl lProviding for the discontinuance or
. In" or ' ‘ . )7 . , . h V, .1 3.
of the present station, wrth particular meals for the next m0 years. A in reservoirs or water works. »
,regard to the heavy interest and de‘. bill creating a singleheaded fish and Carrying into efiect the revision of
preclution chargca wltich.'in the casc' name commission for the state was the General Statutes.
of the former. would barn to be pro-’ dispo‘sed 0‘ by being indefinitely 1’03" I‘_Wideni‘r‘l‘gLtchlétrtcr Ctr iCcnnch‘it-ut
‘ . . .» .: v i '3 pone . tallwny lg ting ontpany.
$3? ffillv $32393: 1;: Sh: 1.20:? 1 One of the fcntnms oi’ the Hansel Appropriating $25,000 for the Nor-
i ' ‘ ‘ . ' - tsession was a sharp debate on it;walk hospital.
gplmfi liquidation 0f the I’m-‘9m 6m‘l measure calling “for anothcip, omit-o Authorizing tho-board of trustees.
.tion’s investment. or debt. As to ac- printion for the Home Guard?“ Hon r-l oi“ Connecticut‘ Agricultural College
Itual operation costs, none could be
.. ‘ .,
Fitch’s:
(Continued from first Page)
~.—_.
:throplc purpones to causes approved
Chairman Eaton of the~contmlttee out to establish two scholarships from
:approprintiona led the light againstvench' county..; not exceeding $100 a‘
, . . - - _ it. but it was passed over his opposi- your.
we“ or the. extraordinary wartime m ltion. The Sunday sales bill. revnnlp- Adopted in Concurrence. .
crease and possible furtherwndvanre ed to meet the obiections put ttor- Providing 'an assistant surgeon “1”,.
111 the price 0! hie. Md many 0?.th ward in the governor's veto measure, the milk of first. lieutenant as an of-
é‘ssentiala which enter into tho pro- was passed. ‘ (liner of F‘itchs Home for the Sol-
.. . . . . . . , lei-s.
ductlon’ot hiccup. cui rent. In this Wat‘s; 2133;501:0131; ccgari‘fgu 1:21:31 Approving and adopting the ream...
connection it was suggested that nos- onnker Frank E Heady 5mm“ the mondutions of the commission on m-
sibly 'the burning of garbage might ‘ ‘ ' - ' H ’ vision of the general statutes.
. representatives on until all business ‘ 7
be considered. but it was thought this had been acted upon. A New Haven Creating the state board of chiro-
question could be taken up. later if fight on a (my charter amendment 01‘8ch 0f the state.
advisable. _ , 1 '
Inasmuch as the estimated cost oi.
was tabled until next week.
There Were 80m warm debates in
- « . 'the Senate ‘ Cha rman William H.
at n a cured exocs- v.
”3° 1339089“ uatio 1. 033mm“, has! Hall of the committee on, humane in-
mve’ ‘8 ““98 on o > ’ stitutlons. bitttirly denounced mem-
beon raised. butit is thought that the
_ ,lbers'ot his committee for “under-'
estimate was perhaps more than don-p handod' work" in. preparing a minor-
ble what it would have been. under ital report without his knDWIedge.
normal conditions. maintained that it'
The, bill reimbursing Edvtard'. '1‘.
simply children what. lathe Imminent Lyons for expenses cincurred in es.
or Mr. Prouton’s tilim. ‘ Ms deemed:
tnblishiug his right to the position
proper for roost economic .conatruc
oi enunty cdmmissiOner Was indo-
. . 't‘inttoly postponed. It was passed in
tion and subsoquent emcient opera-
‘glon. Withregard. to the time that it
the House. The. Senate passed the
Waterbury fuel commission bill after
\‘vould take. toibuiidthc button. tilc
best dolive‘ries on turbo goneratora‘
a spirited debate. .
would not bé Jess thy-onion months.
BRITISH DESTROYER
SUNK, IN . BATTLE
WITH GERMAN LIGHT
FORCES MAY 10
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u...
cxollidc Dr. Albert Stlcdckum.
the Socialist. Rveicltstzug‘ Deputy;
and his associates. Herr Mchrings
adds that ho. spanks also in the
panic. of Rosa Luxcluburg and
Dr. Karl Linllknedhtyboih ,0?
whom are in prison.
x- . . Westport claim.
Upon motion at . Senator" Salmon.
the Senate reconsidered its action of
d'hursda’y luF'concurrLug‘ with“ that
House in illogmcjcctiow (l’ltt’i a; biI-ld re:
nursing'the town’otr es'tpo" ‘to. p . . ~ _ .- .
ill; lextéht or 519.000? idr expense: organ of tilti'fllerlcal;1’myl Infill-t
Maori-ed, by reason, of: damago timeouts that Chancellor with Both-
. __town5bighw'avs resulting, from We mauii-Ivioliweg'dora ItM‘flittihdfi'Tlm
' gainful: ‘the'ttrtllink $16 thisliwgiigg make a statement with regard to
door 35o es espor n e. . . - . “.
’i‘hc claims committee had"“reportedpm°° terms before the Retaining
'advernely‘ion the.,biil.. Senator sob. I‘he chancellor ,'°V_~‘d9“t‘ly Inns
“ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ won over the Centristcyand part;
of the National Liberal . = «dough».
a}.
glitch a p r all: it!
«Bernardo; at tilcm
man urged; the Step ' te nor to reject
tllejiil'iena, '~ ' - ‘1 ‘ -
. _Senntors‘.. ‘ / ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ - ,
again“ the measure because they hat of pe'aceterms at the present time
iievedvrits admin-mid mam-“1e. is inadvisable; x In mu- orv bite
',Hemonway,‘.-spokc asninstwmaml End ”he godly-Budd:
‘ , ' ‘ ., is “finotrbehcnrs-
8‘ .
' forum. on".
indict nails v'erv palm to in
(Tonilning solicitations for philon-_
continuation, - viii" Lolita-o. '
only. 12, .7 can. in.-‘~¢-The.GcrrnitnirI' »
all and O'Sutlivan ,snoke-iion to his view than discussion
. “Built???” 0“? ““3”” ”we? ‘g‘encral-sttitudoof'Philipamide,» .
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