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‘ WIN APPROVAL
A IN HARTFORD
Court Salaries, Libra-
ry Aid, River Land
« 0.. K’d—Darien and
Other Bills
__ STATE CAPITOL. Hartford. Feb.
lam—The des k of Representative
“'illiam J. Ferris of Greenwich.
.‘ who died Tuesday night. was drap-
"ed. and_ the Rev. Dr. Phillips of
Shelton. who served as choplsin of
"““tLe day. asked for divine consola-
“fiion/tor the iamiiyor the departed
‘urruember.
Speaker Darhle appointed Messrs.
Mood at Greenwich. Ailing oi New
Britain. Shailer of Essex. William-
son of Darlen. Light of Norwalk.
Gurley of Suimford. Burke 01 Say-
brooi:."llili of Shelton and Mrs.
Nevins of New I‘airficld. a commit-
nc zlitvnii the funeral of Mr.
Ferris. By rising vote the House
adopted a l‘t'SL-llltlol’l oi regret at his
death.
' A bill Which is said to give the
tax commissionrr wide powers. and
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also to give drastic ail-l almost
Vftluall)‘ extensive authority to a
Jivi-Ilty' (‘mumissioncr and which
,___.’;'t-inl-trs hJVi‘ been reading with in-
__t-3rest was tabled in the House at
request of Mr. Bell 0: Salisbury. who
remarked that the bill “required
cant‘ul scrutiny by every member."
The Sunutr- adopted in concur-
rence with the House the follow-
ing measures:
.. Amending charter 0: Norwalk City
"court. lnt‘l’taslng certain salaries.
Increasing salaries in the Killing-
ly Town court.
:7, Increasing salaries in the Norwich
' City court.
increasing salaries of Judge and
' prosecutor in Stonlngton court.
Creating a commission on forest
and Wild lite.
Amending charter or “‘lllimontic
court so that its prosecutor may be
:1 member or any political party.
‘ _ Permitting Young Men's Temper-
C'unce society of Wailingtord to hold
property up to $100,000.
Permitting Norwalk Taxing die-
tricts to appropriate money for pub-
lic libraries.
Increasing salaries in Hampden
Town court. and also in the Willi-
mantic court.
Increasing the number of trus-
toes of Connecticut Agricultuai col-
lege appointed by the Governor.
n' Making closed seasons on quail
. and Hungarian partridge.
Eliminating requirement. that can.
did-ow: for certain minor oaicel
"make returns of election expenses.
“‘m Authorizing transfer of lands
undErx-h'orwaik river a‘ Shoflield
Island to Federnl 6233813"- for
navigation aid purpos .
Providing that school nurses may
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be appointed by 'local'echool'bolrds.’
- —— ~~Amending charter ol-tho-Du M.
Read company of Bridgeport. .
Providing that a person injured
on state highways may sue'the High.
way department. amending the pros-
ent law in several particulars.
f The Ilouse adopted these House
. bills on its calendar:
- Incorporating Westport Electric
company to
port Water company. and'hsvo I
capital not exceeding $7E0.000.
Authorizing bond issues in Bethel
. and ’Ridseileld.
'TProhibiting use~of set lines or
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_!oats 'in trout' streams, ponds or
lakes.
Establishing park commission in
Fairfield.
, Paying counties one-halt or re.
‘ runs of unincorporated business
" ax.
Making railroads maintain over-
:thLI'J lildgcs. and repealing the 1928
l:..v wn.ch placed the cost on towns.
ltvnallng not which gave coun-
ties hall of admission taxes.
“ GlVng the motor vehicle com-
;‘fcnissinner legal counsel tor his de-
. artment.
Amending: unincorporated busi-
nose tax law by increasing’penab
'iies. <
Favorable reports included those
Increasing salary of “'allingi’ord's
.tax collector: {or town planning in
,t‘itratforri: (or a water and sewer;
age commission in Darlen: extend-
ing limits of Laurel Beach associa-
ruon; giving Southington wardene'
right to make ordinances on snow
removal. and amending Bristol
:‘charter in regard to liens for public
,lmprovemtltts.
..:__- The House adjourned out of re-
lpuct to the late Mr. Ferris.
__Danbury Democrats
’ Name Candidates
DANBYSRY. Feb. 26.~—-The Demo-
'vratic primaries held last night in
We City hall auditorium were a more
:ormallty. there being but one capo
didate for each office and the Demo-
cratic Town committee filed votes
for each. thereby officially nominato
ing them. The Progressives also
filed their nomination papers today
with the town clerk. The names of
the candidates on both tickets are
the same. This action was predicted
several days ago.
The Democratic and Progressle
candidates for the bi-ennlal city
election which takes place Monday.
March 30. are as follows: For
Mayor. D. Frank Stevens: for City
clerk. Ralph Hutfeut: for city sher-
lit, Paul Tambone: for city treasur-
er, Mrs. Ada 0. Pagan: tor city
auditor. James S. Higgins: alder-
man. First ward. Charles Veils:
councilman. First ward. Otto Urban:
Second ward. councilman. Mlbur
Carey: Third ward. alderman. M. H.
schlltter: councilman. Third wud.
Karl Faust: Fourth ward. council-
man. John W. Dunleavy.
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Manager John 51¢an 01 the Na»
tional League champion Giant; may
troll be Joyful. tor Travis Jackson.
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’ _ signed contract. Jackson and
Glenn Wright 0: the Pit g'b Pir-
ates. the "Kids" of the stlonal lost
”It. Played in more the; 150 gun-
. go:- work tint
Finland Elects
in: Padded!
‘l
take over the West-,
’ Should Be
. as operators at all other motor driu
. was «mosey—o hart trouble.
M. Louri Belander. governor
. of the province of Viborg. has
1’ been elected president of Fin-
land by the Agrarian psrty on
the third ballot. Len-minute
support from the conservetlm
brought him victory, His term .
lasts six years. '
LICENSE BILL
FOR MOTORMEN
GETS HEARING
Auto Club Favors Plan
But R. R. Officials
Are Strong in Oppo-
sition
HARTFORD. Febt 26.-—Ths pro-
posed law requiring licensed motor.
i
men on street cars. introduced by
Representative Mrs. Hanna D.
Townshcnd. at the request of the
New Haven Automobile club. met
opposition at a. hearing before the
committee on railroads o: the Gen-
eral Assembly yesterday.
Representatives at the Connecti-
cut company and the Bristol and
Piainville Railway company. on
wound rltty or more trolisymen oi
the_ tateop osed the bill in vigor-
ous' mi. t' was supported only by
Charles T. McClure, or New Haven.
representing the Automobile club.
president Lucius s. Storrs. Gen.
eral manager John K. Pundertord
and A. L. Pierce. representing the
Bristol and Plainvlile Railway com-
pany, were at the hearing today. to
speak on several bills sitchng trac.
tlon companies. The most importAnt
of these concerned the abandonment
oi nonpayins lines and the extension
0! bus line service by the all canto
ponies. Patrick F. Keely 0! Water-
bury. and it. Roger Jones. of Kart.
lord. were on hand to represent the
interests or the Jitney bus lines.
Mr. McClure told the committee
that tho Automobile club ieit that
meterxnen should be licensed as well
ven cars operating in the highways.
In addition to trolley company
officials. the bill was opposed by
Frank M. lit-sly. Hartford: w. J.
Scully. Waterbury and L. J. O'Copo
nor. New Haven. representing the
trolleymen. It was pointed'out that
the course of instruction and re.
quirements. mental
he ooul
a news
WAD
Bill. omsu
AT HEARING
N 0 One But Kilpatrick.
Who Introduced
Measure, Seems to
Fowl-Measure ,
KARTFORD. Febt 26.-No one
‘Pvesrod in hirer o: the bill that
would prohibit proprietary or patent
medicine advertising in newspapert
ot' the state at the hearing betel-e
the Legislative Judiciary committee
here yesterday.
"To limit whet may be truthfully
sold is to limit the right at tree
speech and ireedorn ot the prom.
things that should be Julously
gbsr‘ded'in a democracy." declared
Ralph 0. Wells. counsel tor the
Connecticut lanulscturers‘ neocla-
tion. opposing the measure.
The bill. it is understood. was
drafted by Attorney W. l“. D. Kil-
pstriclt of Bridgeport. at the re-
quest 0! several deposed eclectic
practitioners Although he spoke on
the bill. iiilpatriol: declined to ' - e
his stand on it. when questioned )y
Committeeman J. Mortimer llvll.
rcprcsenlalive from Sails! ry.
According to Kllputrlck the pro-
posed medical practice ac prohibits
medical advertising and provides a
8600 line or six months in Jail or
both (or violators. The measure. he
said. could be taken up when the
proposed revision of the medical
laws comes up on March 24.
Read Atl‘ertiscmrnls
Submitting newspaper clipping to
the committee to substantiate his
claims. lx‘ilputriCk assorted that
patent medicine manufacturers are
“practicing medicine through the
newspapers." lie read several ad.
vortisemeuis clipped iron: s liart~
tord newspaper or February 19.
"This bill will probably cause the
newspapers to wuko up lo the fact
that the proposed medl laws are
drastic.“ Kilpatrlck said. e assort-
ed that (9 per cent. of tho prsscrlp.
lions written by doctors are tor
patent medicines. so-cslled. telling
the committee that he had been
employed tor six years as a drug
clerk and knew what he was talk-
ing about.
Among those Who appeared so
opposed to the measure were:
George C. Waldo. Jr.. editor-tn-
cbiei at The Bridgeport Post and
Telegram: Everett 0. Hill. secre-
tary of the Connecticut Editorial
association: \N’. “1 Ives ol' the Nor-
wich Bulletin: C. J. Beater. o! the.
Nauntuck Daily News: Mr. Smith.
0: the Meridian Record. who silo
represented the Mertdsn Journal:
Representative Diporsio o! Mendel!
tad others.
Representative Diperslo or Merl-
deu. opposed the bill and intro-
duced m. Smith at the Maiden
Record. who also represented the
Moridsn Journal. The bill would
serve no good purpose and would
work a hardship on people of smell
means. he said. It is contrary to
the interests of s great many peo-
ple and also contrary to the inter-
ests of the newspapers. he’declsred.
to Bill
Everett G. Hill. seer-sun oi the
Connecticut Editerinl Association.
said that body is opposed to the bill
on principle. It was loosely drown.
he sold. and we. aimed st the news-
papers through the potent medicine
advertiser. As the bill was drawn.
it might prohibit s patent medicine
manufacturer advertising a used our
in s. newspaper.
He declared thot the newspapers
are the best judges or what should
enter their columns and can be
trusted to follow the weltare oi‘ their
constituents. maintaining
bill would infringe on the rights 0!
the publishers and subscribers as
ctilsens.
thlt U1.
In response to s. queetion. he said
not my what proportion o!
psr's revenue came from
'Russian'Childrenn Taught to Worsliip at l
v
ago. The proportion of. such revenue
is’h'lgher tor the country ni-x-sgamr
which did not command big city
markets. he said.
W. W. lves. representing the Nor-
wich Bulletin. spoke against the
measure as one which would inter-
fere with the income 0! newspapers.
He said the managers of that papcl
felt that the bill should go to the
waste paper basket along with the
bill to tax cuts and bachelors.
. Bill Is Drunk:
Mr. “’ells said he brought s. dil—
terent angle to the committee. as he
did not represent the newspapers.
but the mmutscturen 0! well
known and standard products. There
we: no necessity for the bill from
the nandpolnt of public health. Is
there was now a drastic luv against
Ptraudulent sdvertising. It tho pro.
miscd cure was not obtained. that
was false advertising. he said. inso-
far as advertisinl: is truthful.
legitimate luriness. he declared. As
drawn. the bill would prohibit Ad-
vertising many well lineup and rec-
osnlzed remedies. be said. and
named cough drops and mineral-wa-
ter. as coming within this category.
Furthermore. he said. the bill did
not specify newspapers and would
prohibit advertising in medical ps-
pers.
. C. J. Baxter of the Naugatuclt
Daily News. opposed the bill. and
said that he believed that news-
papers were always careful of the
kind 0! advertising they allowed in
lbeir columns.
Rich Woman’s Death
Regarded As Suicide
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. Feb.
26. -— Practically all doubt as to
whether the death of Mrs. Fulton
Begiey. prominent society woman of
New Yerk and Baltimore. whose
partially clsd body washed up on the
bench here Tuesday, resulted trom
suicide or foul play. was dispelled
yesterday. Sher!!! Baker definitely
reported the case one of suicide.
The body.
Thomas. the family's attorney.
placed on a special car and sent to
Baltimore today for interment.
DIES OF BI'RNS.
THOMPSONYILLE. Conn.
28.——Lenn Gobo. aged 8 1-2 years.
twin daughter of Mr. and Mn Moses
Gebo. died today of burns received
on Friday when her clothing caught
tire while she was playing with
viaing such licensing would be too
much oi a burden to plies on the
motor vehicle commissioner. which
the bill would do. it was Argued.
Mr. McClure was also“ the only
backer o! a. bin requiring a stop
signal on the rear or trolley cars.
It was argued by oompsny clients
that automatic devices or this kind
tried out in other cities are not set-
isfactory. They {all to events at
times and also give false indications
willgn they are out 0! order. it was
an . .
Oppose Stop Signal.
It wss pointed out by Mr. atom
that there are between 300 and 700
trolley cars in the state and about
200.000 automobiles and the letter
are not required to have stop signal
devices. Mr. Mcc ure replied that
the motorists, however. are requir-
ed by law to give a. sight! or some
kind to indicate that they are about
to stop.
Major John Buckley. 0! Bernard.
favored a. bill which would" retina
the trolley oompsny in the‘opsrstieu
or basses without asking approval
of the public utilities comma
He said that so set passed luau.
giving trolley companies authority
to operate bussss. had been con-
a‘u-ued to mean that they could
operate than on any hallway mu:-
out s «nicotine! public coupon.
lanes and necessity tron: the public
utilities commission.
Child Dies in Doctor’s
10mm; Ifrobe Is on
08!). ' ’sb. dds—Gm
Pea . meet-cold son u ur.
Mrs. luseppe More o! 3“ Wm
”din amt. died lat. TIN" M
noon in the cities at Dr. W 1.
Kane 0! :70 West Help street. tel.
‘0'“!!! an operation one. MW
e: the child's tensile and “upside.“
According .10 :Dr- . Rap)“. dull:
Dr. ‘Jeh’n A. was at Green.
wteh. ruling new Wot. re-
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Na in: him
Join J. Pheisn. Who will be hers
.is “WM.” inquire loss duel
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.lld phydul p.19“! modlclne adverUSan bu" 1'
. - ilmtcllt’s at hLX “CHIC he! "loll“:
“hich the motormcn are Sublec‘ “ m much 1e” th '
all ’t W. on 9a 0 ‘P l" 0
818 IdEQufil.., I". wotk 0‘ lunr. y l" [31‘an 0U! f ll. ‘ m at the ill“ .
fiLast Man of ccupation Army
Glad He’s Back on American Soil
accompanied by \V. s.
m:- .
Feb. ‘
Nokolsl Lenin. has been set up as s super-belie (or the won at Russian schoolchildren
end impressive exercises are held frequently at his tonb‘in Mode" «inch great throngs of dill-i
dren participate. Students are shown at the tomb, some of them .- 3 Into the mausoleum to,
pay homage to the "Red Father" while others stand at attention, . salute, on the outside. ‘
it “inlet in“ what
OYS’I'ERMEN ASK‘ i;
BILL CLARIFYING
continuum
Frederick Lovejoy of
i This City Speaks in
Favor of Bill at;
Hartford '
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329.50
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HARTFORD. Feb. 26.—~.\b-‘-~;t Up To .
"natural growther" oystermen ap- \‘ew Q .fl‘
mod bstore the shell mums. ‘ wring
. l committee here yesterday afternoon
in favor of a. bill drafted with a vir“ .
to clsritylng the existing statutes
specifically providing tbst no lint-y
ursl oyster beds be leased by ihv.‘
State {or s period of 20 years.
' Shell Fisheries Commissioner Ho-
ward W. Beech. oi Sew Raven. wu‘
the only one to sppesr in oppositioui
to the bill. He maintained that
arses now within town Jurisdiction.
5 Westport. Miltord. Orange sad New
; llsven. were hit by the bill.
Shell Fisheries Commissioner Fred. '
trick F. Lovejoy, ot Nomlk. who.
was spokesman tor the delegation-
tsvorlng the measure. declared thni
the bill merely claritiod the linear:
laws.
Darien Man Held '
After Auto Crash
GREENW'ICH. Feb. :‘G.——.‘\n auto-
mobile operated by Manion Hitch.
oi Darien. proceeding east over the
Boston Post Road Sunday night way:
in collilion with a car driven by
Bmld Curtis. or New York near!
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.o—e Na‘tiiiui sport! that graced
t!*~~ peaceful scene.
Poems That Live
' l «J . lunch look. and brightened
l :... the green;
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TEE DESERT!!! VILLAGE. :zcee tar departing. seek a kinder
111 9"" ‘M "u" ‘° M“" m‘. 5mm Mesa avenue. Cos Cob. The Curtis!
s prey. . “d “"11 mirth and "“9”" "6 machine was coming west. Mr.’
Where \vvulth accumulates. sud men r.) more. my”. "I 91.,“ “Me, "f... 0,,
decay: _ “0““? GMM‘W- 1. charge or reckless driving. the case ‘
Princes and lords'uny flourish. 0r . . -————————___. hing Mn“ by Judge James R ,
'3” "‘°"' u . esndents of Wilton you until lurch 10. an». Bitch "53 s.. mu later
A breath can nabs than.
breath has nude:
But a bold peasantry. their country's
psrolsd in the custody at the police?
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Lock to W: i'.
"s'irk-‘r.:-.1—ly.‘-_
Honored in New York
pride. .. . . , . r2 - ;
When one: destroyed. can never be “‘l-TO-N Fob- Iii—”rs. Carl 6. “IDDLEBLRY- ‘L 9""- -‘*"’Da': tr: Where 5:
auppuid. Eric-t. wild 0! the W011 knewn out. V16 3. Morey. iootbtll Ind buobul‘ 3.. ‘ v ._:. tn .é.
conch st Xiddlsbuq College since!
"80. has roughed to become coach-j
at Lisbon. Polytechnic lnstltute‘
one will luvs wadlsbury st. the‘
close at I!” 1.38 baseball smon.‘
Abnounemsat of his resignation
was nude today. :
The meson given by Morey (or
laying Kiddiebury was that the cou- l
dltion at his wiles health made a
(9‘5“- Wbo bu s. summer bone is
A time there was. ere England': ""15”?! tweet. Wilton. is on the
griets began. immune tor the ‘ Knickerbocker
When every reed of earth main “can: benefit. to be gives out mo
tuned n. ma: std-y ending at the Heckscher the-
l’or him light Lbour spread ne.‘1'-'°‘ New York. and Mrs. Ralph
wholesome store. . Reundn. soother at the summer ree~
lite required. bu .dvcil. is one of the patron” tor
gave n . more: The Patent 0! Colonial New York.
at: best companions. innocence an to be given in Sew Yen's Town
Reading the 3-!
regulariV—nni Ju‘l -
tuna-W van lh
stings.
Mam... nail on lurch 20. cm to a. runner climate impen-
And his best riches ignorance - ave.
wealth.
But tlmes are altered; trsdo's u. Simple Mime
“w" W" Surprises Norwalk
Usurp the land. and disposes-s ii
A. .1. Colin
70 No. m s. at _
BRASSIERES
.WLID; . ”d Btu. Colse
Alan's the nave. when scatter ”mp“ buckthorn 5‘“- W it" rts P210 74'!
h‘mldu "m: I'll“. sulph. (L D-. giyoerine. etc. so 112
anieldy wealth and cumbro s “Hid ‘3 Adlerlkn. "1“". any
pomp "p0”: C359 ‘M 0‘ ‘116 now W“. ‘0.
And every wan m luxury allied. lr-a deep-seated causes The pleu-
And ovary pain ”3.; (on, 9.3-. to ‘ In: and QUICK ““03 “ll “I?!“
Pride: you. Because uterus is such OI
lexcomat intestinal ovuusat it in
Those gentle hours that plenty bade Wendel-till tor constipation—it one.
59c ‘° $5.00
The N. E. RYAN CO.
' as Washington It.
Compleu _
House l" u»_ "
to bloom. vet-rite in one hour and am grips;
Those calm desires that asked but . ~liarold A. “Old. 8 No. Maia it.
little room. “So Nomadic—Ad"- fl
Owing to the inclement
weather of today, all Nari
walk’s Third Annual Dollar
Day will "be continued
FRIDAY!“ '
DOLLARDAY Bargains
are good for TODAY and
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Norwalk Chronicler