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 Hartford. Ap5st 6-WH#e th.s ls by no means AS IIvelY or interesting i ses- sioH as other recent sessiaus have been. each week seems 10 furnish its oWu matter of special moment and ceneem. TfH time | is special Investigating commission fer which Senator SpelIacE aHs morning Introduced resolution Iu The senate and cot I through that 69lr Wfh SemfH HaHBm Endorsement nHd atbe#1 any dissent | provides that a committee consisting ef one sen atar and four representatives be ap pointed h1 tBc president pro len. of ehe senate aBd tae speaker 8f The house 10 luvrsHs4t. Es euhReeuaiug wIt ueeses aud athers the hours ag h. har and te-ms and conditions af en- Efa3mrut af the employees of the man ufaelarag departments af mercantile establishments aad s of course. aimed If 1be conditions eeaHa tae HaHifei sfzlke lf The garment uaEe6- eua eyed 4H deHart#e#f -.afe-
 WaeH fHe r-H'Hsian rerhe1 thc house tBere a8~ t different SCI af esu- sisime far | fo fase Representative IIaH af H##uetaH ll1 He besf fa ibwart Se#5u SPeHeys purpose by moving tae reference of Inc mauef to abe committee ou I#ear and Mr Whit on es NeH London fred ta have tbat committee ifseG mafe spec'ui com mission fafu1 e@flgate Chairman Ghau- dlef af fhe committee apHased this and supported the resolution only m the ground that f uus Hot intended merely te affect loeal conditions. but was real ly meant tu cover the whole stute as a general proposition. He also supported the Nhltou amendment to cut out the word manufacturing and give the in Vestgators free range among all de partmenis af department stores
 Just before the adjournment Repre- sentstlves Hall of Wilmington and John Eon of Newtown. who were on oppo- site sides of the question. were seeking delay fill today that the matter might be gone into more carefully and be enme the subject of numerous Demo cratic points ef order because they in sisted in speaking on the main ques fiou rather than the Whiton amend ment
 The subject VIII he the first order of business tomorrow morning on the meeting Gf the house. and unless there tS s change of sentiment over night thrre is little reason 10 doubt the pas sage of the resolution at that time Among other business the senate today established q list of eleven official re Esarirr,s at salaries of $500 each for the ssssinn. they to be appointed by the president pro lem.
 Fairhsven Cemetery Again.
 The calm that follows the storm seemed 10 have descended ou the house iAsI "Wednesday. and there was very 2ittle of moment to engage attention. The Fairhaven Cemetery association matter came up on report from the committee on interpretations and occu- pied the house for long time This cemetery Is h a thiekly settled section An New Haven, and there has been for years a feud between the residents in that section and the owners of the cemetery Two years ago the latter were before the legislature and asked For a validsiiom of certain of their acts wbich seemed 10 the people who are opposed te them likely to extend their peNers, and they finally lost their case
 This year they have come forward wirh about the same proposition and have got a favorable report from the committee but after a long discussion of the matter the house finally Indtd nueiy postponed it Then Il reconsid cred and tabled the matter.
 The Han resolution prov ding that the general assembly reeeSS from the m43 de Of this month ta next winter was the ehlcr of the day for Wednesday gwE1s o>ez from the day befare when ta1. Nee Haven eltY court ludgesblp srauer had 1efi II no tme for disposal 1t Eecetatd saHut consideration for Mir NlaH ef Wilmington moved Its rejection afteg lou~e H-ea3er Haak~ had explain Cd Hhai fae eG~.atiye mul seemed to uc pta6ng uel and there was every Feasan Co hope for huAl adjournment 1y Jay 1t was rejected
 Jodseu Scores Banks.
 When ludse Ranks made tbis state uneut. howeFeg be could have had no realization ef tay mHddIed condition of mattvrs political since the turuiue down uf 1ad-e Mathewsen eand date of Colonel Ike t.lman the New H8 ven city boSs. tue day before in the house There Is every reason to be sieAe that The old Mclean Buikeiey feeling is vec much alive again. and tt is said committees are literally srAt 1p now and unable To caue to any agreement on important matters which seemed te be coming along very fairly before
 About yhe time that Banks made this statement in the house Senate Leader Iuo-on was addressing hls remarks 10 Hanks suggestion of the day before lhas se tJudsonl had proved treaeher -eus tn ftre eolamittee ia his lukeWurn support of the resolution appointing RsNSri C NehA fe the New Haven JadrpssiH when it was before the sen ate. SsuagsT Judson declared this 10 be untrue and sad Banks must have