Nickel-son Gets ,
House Floor
Presidentl’ro'l’ein.
1;.1mT011. marrow),
unanimous votes tho
1 1;rpul)llcan member. ct
Representatives 3‘.
nominated Jung.
of Cornwall. co
House. and
nominstod
“l:
,l‘,"
flaw
cure
in (am 115‘.
J- \11htl‘0n-
or the
5. nntors
01'
k'T'hM
1111
ll“; 1 m of
5,01 1...». last night. J. I-‘rod-
Kw M New Haven, wss
8:1 ‘ , 1. (11" the Senate.
h L. rum Vamed
1.11115 name Wu ot-
, ”11.11.11111n by Major John
a 1‘4” \ 1.11mi who ‘Oflth.’
K 1 111mm. of New LOD-
‘ :11 ntioncd in previ-
“a, 1 11ndldate for the
‘ ‘ \1.1;11r Buckley. in
1 .1111umtion. declared
5111 make it entirely
wwminailon of Jud'e
rpoakership indi-
1... . 1 11m side- tracking or
‘ ‘1 111‘1Ht‘l‘ Of which 0‘
V ‘ 1:1~ gull! was to b.
l 1 11 111 1:1puhlican caucus.
‘ ‘ 11 ““1135“! by himself
hrsnn, tlklfl! into
mailer in I prac-
1 (will while it had been
ho relieved of the
position of
\ ‘h
my;
\ 3
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if."
a...“
5.1171
{rurf‘ (11
:1!“ :1 111.11 in tho
lake the poslton boo
no one else anxious
[11 View of Hi. fact
11;.11 been carrying re-
gallon: domination in
H Um speakership, he
1,1 l in put himself on
= game; such reports com-
in
1.1
. 1.’=:
{3” ‘.l
smmwili Rollins.
- 1 :nlt-mvnt of position
'-11.‘r«y the Republican
311111: resemblance to
11': alto. when several
1n the field. Msjor
Inmlel J. Cronin in
1 -,..1nd1ng the nomln‘
,\ 11-kts‘son showed that
1'11l'i‘nCCS there might
1.11 1111111 settled "out of
.1 1:»-11rick Baker was the
11-.1 of the Senators
, 51 note and announcsd
wing that he would
1. 111. :mtant Albert 8. Bill
1r...“ 21110 graduated from
r11»‘»rs111’ In 1518 and who u
1.11 o of Major Buckley.
Warm-1 of Hartford. "I un-
14111‘111131Pd to the clerk-
:no 1111-11: or Representatives.
1111 1‘. 11. Hickey, at Stamford.
.1111» ' .ssistant clerk.
Mmhm-l. Opens Osucm.
:rv 1Y1~:1haclt. chairman of
1 1,1“.
rt”...
51"
:z’ 11:: House, he bdd felt ,
tbs lists Republics!) V
opened the caucus o: the reprofista—
was; to tho wall-siloblishad cus-
tom or midrity. Boys.) K. south-
wiok. oi Comm). sled l1. ands
‘Tw ornate Rouse in not. In:
a s mm proceeded
to the election or clerks to record the
ptocbedinss oi tbs mating. and to
the nomination oi soother, clerk. and
assisidt-it clsrit. Tho nobles» of the
drum iron: the county accuses
wore annouced. and a motion tor ad‘
Journmsnt was called for.
In the Democratic caucus or meni-
bars of the House, Frank P. Irenton.
or Windham. was .11 'as the
Democratic candldato tor speaksr. In
view 0: the certslnty at the election of
the Republican candidsto. Mr. Fen-
ton will become the minority leader.
Thoma F. llsGrst‘h. of “laundry.
was nominated to Dcmoorhtic choice
tor president pro tom 5: the Senate
can candidate will become the Demo-
cratic floor. leader in the upper
homer
MW Named
The messengers and doorkeepcrs
nominated oi: the Republican House
caucus. by counties. are:
New Haven. Cornelius O'Connell.
West Haven.
Folrtield, Lawrence .1. Chambers.
Bridgeport; Charles A. Walters. Nor-
to)
Mlddlesex. Fred A. Stancleir. Port-
land.
Windhom,’ Chorles M. Perrin.
Woodstock.
New
Londo C. H. Lat :-
Franklin. , n' 1 h “'3"
Tolinnd. A. Kanegic. Bolton;
t Litchfleld. Harry Miner. Thomas.
on. '
Hartford. Elmer Johnson. Man-
chester: William W. Webster. Hurt-
ford.
The Senatorial caucus nominated
the following messengers and door-
keepers:
Hartford county. .7. Gustav John-
son. New Britain.
Litchfleld county,
Norfolk.
Foiriield county.
Sherman.
Windham county. Elton W. Russell.
Chaplin. .
Tolland county. Gilbert Spicer, Wil-
Olin n Gibbs.
Frederick Knapp,
lingtom
New London county, Roy L. Hard-
ing. Lyme.
Middlessx county. Antone Beadle.
Mlddietown.
No nomination for messenger from
New Haven county was made. New
Haven senators said they had not
agreed on their" selection.
lives, sod calld tor the election or a ’
presiding cutter tor the sssdso‘ and. ‘
and with the election 01 the Republi.i
committee.
and players have but little;
The bonds: contribum to?
“V0.
Briar."
{of her.
.wimt‘h
She swears as s: W cm
W” do“ 1!. telnet ”It.
to bury."
Chances in
mm
step: iron: the wing; and th. rou-
chance of simplicity.
let. "
o o ‘,
"The Clinglng Vine.”
slcal comedies. has only a slight story
but Pom Wood rind Reginald Punch
in: adventure‘ for the can;
"Glory" was created- by James
monttome'ry, and his collaborators as
a modessov to “Irene "
probably’s’ohicva' their: purpose. Some
of tho songs probably will prove as
populsr as the “Alice Blue Gown" hit
at "Irene. "
The action of "rm; Lady Cristina;
da" moves in tits and Jerks. Indeed.
Fay Balnte'r. the our. does not upped!“
if: the most entertaining act of the
9 1y.
her earlier absence. In thst obs
A velvet gray iurry cresturs
O 0 1
O 0
As I write.
3
She sits silently
C O
minimalist!“ rather the: ‘qil‘all'ta-
onus Park. can. to, town to "Ron
wrote
WMthw o! wttimth
asocietyj dome. rumnmmy.
but mammograms“. it
Butnoc'sbarotscenseverwosso-
Sorter)!” as the setting film the-
Theater Guild's "Tbs Tldings‘ Brought
no curtain. .
s were indicated by
lighting eflccts. The plsyoro‘ came up
The only object on_ the state no so
oblong‘ block: that served at various .
times“ tab“. couch sud bier Hers :
was perfect demonstration“ 'ot the 010- _ ,
In this set Lee 1 '
almonson‘ equals the artistry of the 3
Robert Edmond Jones set tor "Harm
like most law
not. rammabiyj and voices. This
play presents. Brosdway'd most pleas—1
They will.
Hormr. her presence in the '
final scene more than compensates for;
comes to see her portrait in a church to a considerable extent. but he fiees
RANDOM THOUGHTS
The Sentinel’
By Jean Vernon
Watches me with aapbinx like eye '
J
Buds that opened on Broodmy i
left) in ”The Tidings Brought to m
"The Masked Woman; " PW Wood
worshipped as that. of a. stint. A
crippled faded "flower or the circus
she sees in the portrait the child of
loci: love for the painter. It is 3. scenes
of deep sbfi'itunl rt- “notion
The emotions created by: "Elle
Blocked Woman" are hardly a spit-it»a
ual; In that: Lowell Sherman locks
the door of a room and almost com-
pletely unmasks Helen MacKeilar.
In'- “The Eg’otist" Leo Ditrichsteln
finds himself do a room with o. lady
who has managed her own unmasking
Office Cat
Papers crackle--
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Stealthy toottalls ’are- heard 7
s e s ‘
Pad-paddling?—
d O
. The Glace Cat.
1. ., q,
0
O .‘ ,7
Burke (lower left.) in “Rose Brldri" Margaret Lawrence (lover rim ‘
"secrets." and Fay Bointer m; “The Lady Cristllindl.”‘
After “yeah ot our
’ mms‘eatcd bydblow oz magi-1W
totem Jeanne do «can
"A Halon moxcliar (upper right)
(15mm; in “The Cling-insi- Vinez"
from hes-.7
philandorlbg be duds that alter 311.115
would rather remain a virtuoua has;
lbsnd‘.‘ Ben Kscbt’ss lines hr this buy
‘91: better than the story they tell: I?
The clofiuencs of simplicity blinded
to in describinggbe setting of “The
dings Brought to Mot-y" is likewise
demodulated in the noting 0: m:-
ct Lawrence in “Secrets."
dead lines.
ten.
and Governor Templeton; read his
message.
. Givefl‘buih or mace
«At its conclusion. the cm: of‘omco
woe given to this stoic omccrs. Score
tary of State Psilottl succaodd Donsld
.l‘. Warner. who hind. served but 's. Sin-
glo term. suite. dinosaur amt
on the unlqseexperleoco o! Wino
first treasurer isms Issac; Spencer.
who tilled the allies from. tugboat
to be sworn in fordtbird tcmi
STOCK
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NEW 51'. P111135
Plans for the new St. Paul's Epis-
copsl church. including floor and
basement. have been received by the
Vestry of the church from Fowler.
Seaman‘ and Company, or Trenton, N.
J.. the architects. chosen cor this
work. The plans are in sccordance
with preliminary vskewhes‘submitted
sections of the several members of the
vsstry who are in charge of this work.
The tower and spire are sutge'stivc
or the present ones. antral-o drawn in
perfect proportion.
The arrangement of the Abslties in
towdr and spits is somewhat different
from tho presesit. Instead of three
doors at the front. theretis dcsntral
door in front. and a porch and door
on the side of the proposed bhurch
which would be inward East avenue.
Over this latter doorway would be a
place 101' the figure of St. Pull. the
chancel. with its own root. is the lady
chapel, which would be used for week-
day services. etc. This would have its
own antraneedoor from the «hurt-h
yard. and. or course. also from the
south aisle of the church. Inn: rod of
the present style nave with s. gallery.
the proposed church will have a have
with clsrostory. aisles being added“ on
rroor. This arrangement or an aisled
nave gives two courses of windows.
nave .mtwsen the chancel and the
ill) chap-l flier. will be Mflbtmroi‘y‘
which ctr: be filled with flat. so that
the chops! con be hesiod‘ ”rabbi
There will he s. canal-at. on ’
CHURCH PLANS l
by the architects embodying the sug- ,
patron or the parish. Al’onlsido the _»
sachksido of tho nova with their own '
one .11 the dictator: and undo the.
Occasionally arching her back '
O .1 0
O
Outwardly gracious,
O I O
- With sharp claws sheathed
O O 0
Doceivingly.
I 1
Like some or her sex'
0 0 0
She’s tickle,
o o as
Friendly. fawning. purring;—
Snsrling in an undid.
C
With unaccbu ntablo change-
mood. -
O O C
1 Then quiet. supine.
0 O 0
Watching s. turbulent world
VO . C .
‘Froni inscrutsblo eyes
. . .
.Tlls color of green dusk.- ‘91
O
‘ She haunts the sentinel once
. C .
Onigbts
0
When all are gone
0 0
Save the lone reporter.
Add stretching forth a graceful paw 4
or
she likes the new pre’sé—J-A
v,‘
To intensely curious
O 0
As to its construction.
\ o s s
But with true feline wisdom
I I U
Avoids the vicinity
> C a C O 7,
When it is bombing ’at the rate of
Thirty thousand papers on hour.
1 I
It! all ' ‘ 7:
0" i 0
She's a'good' pussy cat
' 0- I O ‘
And eyes kind folks
u I O
Anficlnatorfly .
O Q C"
Hoping for a piece‘
turkey,
, ot left-over
‘1. O O O
A bit or canned salmon
~ 0 O 0
A saucer of cream.
-’ s or s V, .-
Or'lust a. little ‘attentlon.~~
O 0 t »
Thing! that make
s o o
This world a happy mace ror‘
' ’C O U ,
Cats '
1 1
and folks.
City News
National banks in Nowell: will hold
annuol election 01‘. ofloers January 9.
I D .
Plans for a joint installation 0! on-
cers of William McKinley am». No.
9.1.1: aw B: ondtbo ncXJnlcr_
Kin:3 C. Tone: oi Union Park re—
yesterdayjtcnook . Kill. 3. C.
” was very favorable in view or the open
A the. Boyd: Ja’x'nei h
A meetln3 ot the retail local dealers
0: Norwalk will be cahod’durloz the
comin3_‘weelr.= Frederick L. Moon.
rue: mummi- m N‘orsrsllt. an-
nounced this rooming Mr. Iamosn
said that the cool situation in Norwalk
winter. He expressed o desire that
the wither continue invertible.
. .1 d i .
Arthur T. flumy.rpro_sident or the
Bosch .Mmeto" company. which has
moot investigates. is bc tic speak.
01' It the W”
Kiwanis club to be bold-WV s‘t
_ main
Oillciai Vatican «circles asert that ‘
for several months boob under sovern- . :’
Here is; s.
personal eloquence. She put lire iota ‘
She puts drama. into a j
story thst holds little drama as writ— ‘-
’ the are cent
West avenue. -.
M18;
‘Bonds ofilt’i-o'o: M's] m 3min
mar :11. tmottfiainm
Meyer Caitlin m Carper.
anon Counsel Willi-mm
no the only local ‘
Korttor
mama f."
”Tammany
whom in
d bonny. sflendgnt
mm
which tend do show.»-
the
It has been generally agreed that
1ng hedrln’g ;
hetero thel Public Utilities Com
mission With-1W to the. '
in the fore rs. a the lrlcoot 1:61..
lays tbst bronchial: ofiWcst avenue. .
A mum at na'lres an him: 119...... ‘
ed by the Connecticutfcompany 1891's-
sentsnves
cording to their that
five cont fare on me- does not
any and ‘that a bigb’ir rate should .
prevail ' '
rsteisto remain" on‘
Mommg News
Great Britain; and France seem for
apart on German reparations terms
and Erection emerge ”8100!!!! from
first Session in Paris. ‘
London Daily News reports that
plans; arc under way for manic“ or
Prince a! Wales to unnamod Rollin;
pope will hold another Consistory in
Hnrch, probably to create new cord-
inols. _
Irish Free Sisters sod Republicans
declare temporary 4truce at New Tori:
consulate otter actual clash.
Mrs. C. P. Hugo Soboellkopt. wits
of a Buffalo copitsllst. claims to
have been robbed of valuable jewels
after New Yobr's' eve party in New
York city.
Secretary Fail scys that after re.
tiring from Cabinet: next Karol: be
will go to New Mexico thick for
brief rest.
Henry Ford teilb delegstiod in De-
troit thin. one sure cure tor world on.
test is a Job tor every and who no
work.
Deaths. and Funerals.
Samuel Mani “ ‘
Sabine! Mead died yesterday» attor-
noon at his hosts. a! Second street.
sucroshortillness.‘ Bei‘ssdrvivsd
by owidow sodsix children;- Ev:
c an
Samuel; oil of East
tuners). «Moon will be held on m.
Second 13m
day after-coo ‘ijdt :3 o'clock at m _
.
F
before the commission and infill! in
session this otter-stool.
Annual Turkey Disnefs for.
WM!“ Firemen E.
—-_F
Summon-ow
ranted the annual burkoy timber of
tho i’iofis‘srrfiool: so’d udder.
M
thymus: Butters” to the secon-
canines: or Svec’s «cheeks. Can.
mom .K. Bibs-d.
injton. Edwin L. Hoyt. William
Kline and Deputy Fire Chief minim
J. po‘wen cum briefs; seem
Arts:- the- dinner “min-at was
~madeto theciubro‘oais. wherssgen.
er’ait social tins was colored.
The bearing 'opsned this morning
(Continued not first Page).
Jarvis nun-m m we .11.: 0043- T
coin Joseph Lay-don.
ind newspaper urges a love ‘
1r
a
We
A still alum. at 8:80 fooiockyinter-
day (or. I few minutes M night;
The truck responded to an slang 'or
ilrs at the home at Albort M 1.
Swim , 7 od avenue.
tilt}
or.
investigation by the firemen proved
first: the dunes canto from the burn-
ingfliood.'12hs«iire crew’rsmsinud or
the hauls until tbs using: modded.
it ins believed
s chimney or the house had
sloth-om burrito; coasts. but
30m 90 and. 16b thdlnborl sod
oyst'ths dinner. Tho attair
by tit. singing oi '_'1‘bs
CW8!-
211.“ hp Md “GMT been block-Jack-
Plans tor the joint instillation wiili
the Greenwich tribe, on Tucsdsy mn—
lnt. Llano-.17 9th. wero' W at
the meeting of Uncas Tribe, No. 36. ,
I. o. n. n. boldlast‘cvsningstfllo
M nichtat tbs
8113?}!!!th 9C1~2.LO. 21.x. sshod
beencriclnslirphnsed. the comic:-
btion being W until I label!
date. A; short we. mseting was
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