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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03
Fairfield County News.

Royal Neighbors Elect Officers
 The second biennial meet ing Of the Connecticut Camp of the Royal Neigh bors of America was held at Stam- ford. Wednesday. South Manchester was selected for the meeting, in 1914 ford was elected delegate to the su- prene camp in Danbury next May. The following officers were elected: Oracle Mrs. F. R. Furey, Thompson vile: vice oracle Mrs. E. H. Brewer. Bridgeport: receiver and recorder Mrs. John BenSit, New Britain.
 Decision Favoring Plaintiff
 Judge Scott of the Court of Com- mon Pleas has rendered a decision of Jacob Mayhew of Bethel against Henry Langenbach and Laura Lang enbach. his wife of New York city. The suit was brought to recover dam, ages for the failure to sell to the plaintiff farm in the Plumtrees ais trict of Bethel for the amount of $2,- 800, the plaintiff having the option to resell the farm at $3,100. The plaintiff sought to recover by reason of cor respondence which passed between him and Henry Langenbach. Defen-. dants demurred on various grounds; one that the writing did not describe the land accurately and that If there was any obligation resulting it was the obligation of the husband and not of the wife. Judge Scott overrules the demurrer. holding that all of the con tract was in writing and is enforce. able. excepting the agency of the hus- band for his wife which could be proved by verbal testimony.
 Apparently Dead
 His physicians pronounced William shirdivene of South Norwalk, dead
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03
EDITOR TO SPEAK

George V. Smith. editor of the Con- necticut Farmer. and secretary of the Connecticut Poultry Association, will speak in Lincoln hall this evening un- der the auspices of the Bridgeport Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Asso- citation. The subject of his address will be Poultry and Fruit in Conlbi- nation"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03
A COLD, LAGRIPPE
 THEN PNEUMONIA

Is too often the fatal sequence. cold, checks the lagrippe, and pre- vents pneumonia. It is a prompt and reliable cough medicine that contains no narcotics. It is as safe for your children as yourself. F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy. IS 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03
OFF FOR EUROPE.

Among the passengers sailing on the steamship Prinzess Irene of the North German Lloyd line on Satur- day, March 4, from New York for Naples and Genoa will be MT. and Mrs. Andrew x. Riker of this city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03
NEWSy NUGGETS
 OF LOCAL IMPORT
EVENTS CLASS.

Mrs. Agnes Lewis Mitchell address ed the Current Events class this aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. F. w. Tracy. 115O Fairfield avenue. The talks on current history prove so in- reresting- that a large attendance Is always assured.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03
LOCAL BAR RANoTJET.

At the University Club this evening the members of the Bridgeport Bar Association will sit down to their an- nual banquet William T. Haviland will preside at the banquet. City At torney Thomas M. Cullinan is slated to be elected president
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03
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tened to several enjoyable addresses. The speakers were J. W. Northrop, Judge B. P. Nobbs and Albert E. La very. The latter. who was scheduled
 to speak on Government by Commis- sion''. declared that he believes that straight government is far preferable.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03
FRATERNAL NEWS
SEASIDE COUNCIL. R. A

Past Regents Night will be ob- served this evening by Seaside Coun- ell, Royal ATcanum. special pro gram has been arranged for the event.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03
SOUTHLAND CLUB
 MEETS SUNDAY

The Courtland Club of Black Rock will hold it's first regular m meeting this Sunday at their club rooms. It is desired that all members attend Business of importance is to come up
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03
sOI1TH CHURCH MUSICALE.

At the South Congregational church last evening. the Young Peoples So- ciety of Christian Endeavor gave musicale and entertainment that prov ed very enjoyable. A large audience was on hand and evinced it's approval by hearty applause.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03

About half the normal ice supply of 90,000 tons has been stored thus far by the Bantam Ice Company, and it is believed that the season is about over
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03
COURT BERKSHIRE. F. OF A.

Court Berkshire, Foresters of Amer ica, held it's regular meeting last ev- ening Afterward the court held stag pinochle party at which several prizes were awarded.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03
P. T. BARNUM LODGE. K. P.

At the regular meeting of P. T. Bar mum lodge. K. F.. last evening. one membership application was acted up- on and another placed on file. Two candidates will be initiated at the next meeting. The lodge will celebrate It's anniversary on March 90.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03

WEST END MEMS CLUB.
 The Mems Club of the West End Congregational church held a very en- joyable banquet last evening. Fifty three members of the club sat down
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03

FIDELITY REBEKAH, I. o. o. F.
 Fidelity Rebekah lodge, I. O. O. F., met last evening and entertained vis- itors from a number of the other local lodges. Nine candidates were initiat- ed and delegates elected to the State assembly
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03
A MOTHERS SAFEGUARD.

Foley's Honey and Tar for the chill dren. Is best and safest for all coughs, croup, whooping-cough and bronchitis. No opiates. F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy. s135
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-18
PROPOSES TO ISSUE
BONDS FOR HIGHWAYS
Twenty-siX Counties Are to Re-
ceiyc $4,000 for Good
Roads.

If the bill introduced in the senate
Friday by Senator Hyde becomes a
law, Utah will bc among the leading
states of the west within few years
in the matter of good ronds and
bridges. The bill provides for bond
issue Of $2G0,OD0 by the state board
of loan commissioners. Tho bonds are
TO be sold at rot less than par. and
will carry 4 per cent interest. They
will run for twenty years, and wlli lie
free from taxation Of any kind i'll this
state. The interest on the bonds VIII
be payable scmIannuaIly on the first
day Of January and the first day al
July of each wear.
The bill provides that the proceeds
Of the sale of the bonds shall be cou,
vertcd into The state treasury, and
shall be appropriated and used eN
emsivcly for the construction. malntcr
ancc and repair Of state roads and
the building OF bridges thereon. Ihc
only county in the state that is lcti
out in the appropriation is Salt Lake
county. All The other counties are &c
receive so 900 each.
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INSURANCE measure:
SUCCEEDS IN HOUSE:
Bill Relates to Fraternal Or
ganizations and Has National
Body's Approval.

House bill No. SO. the fraternal iniur-
ance measure was passed in the house
Friday afternoon, with only one dissent
ing vote-thar OF Page OF Piute. "he
measure fixes the rates on tables of NOR
talry in a uniform manner, gives furt9er
protection 10 the nolicyholders, gives The
insurance commissioner authority TO sN-
anime into the financial condition of he
companies and provides for annual re-
ports TO the commissioner. The bill is
In harmony. II is said, with the conclus
ions reached by the National Fraternal
congress- the Association nf Fratcrni,ies
and tho national commission OF insnr-
3nce.
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INCOME TAX MEASURE
ADOPTED IN SENATE
Only Two Vote in Opposition to
Resolution Favoring COnsti-
tutiOnal Amendment.

Senate joint resolution No !, by
Badger. passed the senate Friday after
noon by a vote OF Il ayes. nays, and
4 absent and not voting, The resolution
ratifies the proposed amendment TO the
constitution of the United States author
iznc an income tax.
II was passed after more than an houl
OF ora tory, in which two members ol INC
senate took part Senator Badger, author
OF the resolution, spoke for n full haif :
hour during which he urged mar tne
resolution be passed. Senator olson
smoke for nearly n half-b in favor OF
the resolution, delivering the longest
speech that he has yet delivered In the
senate. He was listened to with close
attention, and at the close OF his speech
was literally appaudcd by members ol
the senate and spectators.
In explaining his vote against the reso-
luton, Senator Hyde said that he he
licVed in an income tax, but not such
a one as contemplated by the resolution
lie said. among other things. that in his
opinion the government had been trying
to conserve FOR itself in the west natu,
raj resources which rishtfully belonged
to the states.
The vote on the resolution was:
Ayes-Badger. Burton. Funk, lVerson
Kelly, Kuchler. Marks, Olson, SeVy
Smith, Stookey and President Gardner
~
Nays-Horsley. HYDE.
Absent and not votlng-Booth. Lunt
Williams and wilson,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-18
BILL PROVIDES FOR
AGR|CULT STUDY
Designed to Perfect Tillage of
Utah Soils by Advanced
Methods.

Two bills, both having for their OBJ
iect the better development Of the
state, were introduced in tho senate
Friday by the committee on agriculture
and irrigation. The first provides Tor
investigation and demonstration of the
agricultural resources of the state un-
der the direction of the experiment sta
tion of the Agricultural college. The
bill provides that the college shall con
duct experiments and demonstrations
for the purpose of teaching the set
tiers the correct method Of soil TIL,
age. irrigation, crop production and
other agricultural practices, how best
the nonirrigatcd lands of the state may
be made to produce useful crops profit
ably. The best methods of reclalmlng
the alkali and '!wnter logged ~ lands
of the state.
The bill provides for the experiments,
study Of the agricultural conditions and
possibilities of the scmi.tropical part OF
the state: that the station snail under.
take Investigations for the purpose OF
learning the life history, habits and
methods of eradication of the alfal1a
leaf weevil.
The bill also provides for entering
into cooperative agreements with the
national, state, county and other Or
ganizations and individuals for. the pur-
pose of carrying out the best interests
Of the state, and provides for All ap
propyiation of $15 900 for carrying out
the provisions of the bill.
The second bill introduced by the
committee calls for an appropriation
Of not to exceed $4,000 per year for
the holding Of farmers and domestic
institutes in the counties of the state.
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
Tn the House

House bill No 199, by Joint commit
tee-.\n act regulating the sale ol llIHoI.
(Senatc and house joint committee
mcasure.)
House bill No 2o3. by Robinson-An
act appropriaiing $40 900 for the building
Of state power plant. Referred 10
committee on public buildings ana
grounds.
House hill No. 2o4 by Thonley-An
act providing for. an annual PanssssmscII PnSsa,seI
and freight vehicle road tax kelotreu
TO committee on highways and bridges
House bill No 2o5 by DAN act f,,,.
TO prevent artcSaD water from running
TO waste, Referred TO committee OH
irrigation.
House bill No. zoe by Day-An act
relating to county roads Referred 10
committee on highways and bridges
House bill No 2O7, by Pope-,,An act
relating 10 pools and trusts keierreu
To committee on judiciary
House bill No. EOS by Colr-An act
relating 10 insurance companies anu
amending existing law. Referred TO com
mittce on insurance.
House bsl No. 2o9 by Funk-An act
for the establishment aud maintenance
OF high schools. Referred to committee
on education.
House bill No, 20. by Russell-An, act
relating TO the sale OF cocaine and SINH
lar drugs I>,icrred to committee on
judiciary.
House bill No. 2l1, by Madsen--An act
amending the divorce laws Referred 10
committee on judiciary.
House bill No. 212. by Crapo-An act
authorizing the state superintendent OF
public instruction TO appoint an examiner
10 examine the accounts OF school dls-
trcts. Referred TO committee on salaries
and fees.
/ House bill No. 913, by ziemcr-An act
| rels ting To tax entries by county auditors
| Referred 10 committee on judiciary
! House bill No. pa. by uarshbereer-
! An act relating to forms of ballots Re
ferred to committee OH elections.
House bill No. 215 by Allison-4An acl
relating 20 the sale Of cigarettes anc
cigarette papers. Referred to committee
on judiciary,
House bill No 916, by smith-.An ac
amending this laws relating 10 the dip
ping of sheep. Referred to committee
| on livestock
House bill No. .2l7, by Anderson-Ar
act relating TO streets, alleys, parks and
public squares. Referred to committee
| on public utilities.
House bill No. 91s. by Anderson-Ar
ect relating to the sale OF intoxicating
liquors. Referred to committee on ju
dietary.
House bill No. 2l9. by Bickmore-Al
ness by counties. Referred to commit
tee on counties.
House bill No 200. by stack-An ac
! providing for the establishing of bel
! signals IN mines. Referred 10 commit
tee on mining ard smelling.
House bill No. 221. by McRae-An &C
relating to artcsian wells Referred I,
committee on irrigation.
House bill No 222. ny committees ol
| iiudiciaTy-An act relating TO the salaries
| OF county officers. Referred to commit
tee on judiciary.
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In the Senate.

Senate bill No. 2ol. by committee on
agriculture and rigation-Frovid,ug for
the investigation and demonstration for
the agricultural development of the state.
Put on calendar for Monday.
Senate bill No 202. by committee OH
agriculture and rgation-M Making an
appropriation for the holding Of farmers
and domestic science institutes and
schools in the counties of the state, Put
On calendar for Monday.
Senate bill No 263. 10y Marks Gei7 ting
TO highways. Referred 10 the committee
on highways and bridges.
Senate bill No 2oi. by flyde-providing
for The issuing and disposal of state
bonds and appropriation Of the proceeds
Of the sale thereof for the purpose Il
TIC committee on highways ana bridRes.
Senate bill No 9o5. by special com
mittee-Liquor bill.
Senate bill No. 2o6. by Horsley--Pro
hibiting the sale or giving awav Of cigar
cites or cigarette paper. Referred 10
the public health committee.
Senate bill No. 2O7 by Iverson- -ReIst =
ing Ia fees OF the state coal mine In
spector. Referred to committee on mines
and minerals.
senate DILL No. z0s. by Sevy vy--Creatine
u stat" board OF horse commissioners and
defining its duty. Referred To commit
tee on livestock.
Senate o'Il No. 2o9; by Relating
to committee on judiciary.
Senate bill No. 2lo. bv keIiv--Relating
10 pools and trusts. Referred to judiciary
committee.
Senate bill No. 2ll. by Smith ny re-
quest--Relating to the investment ~
funds in tho hands Of the board Of land
tee or state departments and state
moneys.
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ia and 20 East First South

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or ,1taS NJ
United States for the district oi h,rI
In the matter OF Isaac ssass' -pefi
pt.-No. 1896 in banNutpc''
ton for discharge. 1f.yshsl'
To the Honorable John A -, @is' IF m
Judge Of the district couil oI,tst
United States for the distric,, oi N ~
Isaac Sears OF Salt Lake Cis,, TItsl
county Of salt Lake ana M Slaie ereynreseni|
in said district. respectfully or lar
that on the 10th DAY OF Deeeinvrn,, ur
past. he was duly adjudsed sanktogp,a ..ns 10 hank
der the acts OF congress relating ard a. 4
rnptcy; that he has duly surfcn,ty A.
his property and rights OF p,Sps,Ssc; ,Sp ,rSsc;uirs
has fully complied with al III .n' orders d
the court touching his bankrnSp'cIyn,a Inay y
Wherefore he prays that ne mi az
decrced by the court to have sspairf
charge from all debts pIovao.s. rts' sf'
his estate under said bankrup,. T by lsd
cept such debts as are eKcep''D
from such discharge rsr,.ry, A. D
Dated this 18th day of teorSsEsSRs SESRs.
1911 Bapkrupf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-18
NEW BILL RELATES TO
INSURANCE COMPANIES

Representative Cole has introduced q
measure in the house. known as house
bill No. 20S. amending the session laws
of 1909. relating 20 the business OF in
surance companies. The following clause
is added 10 the present law:
Every contract, agreement, and Trans
action whatsoever. made or entered intc
by or on behalf OF any insurance com
pany or by any agent thereof, that has
failed or neglected fully 10 comply VIII
null and void in favor OF such non-com-
plying insurance company and its agents
assicnces, and every person deriving any
interest or claim from. through or under
such non complying corporation or agent
but shall be valid and enforceable agains'
such insurance company and agents
The bill also provides for the repeaI ol
sections 405 10 429N9. inclusive, o! the
compiled laws. relating to insurance com
NAMES
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

District OF Utah. dictionary. A.
on this I7th day OF feGrus.stliti tIu sn..stlition.
Iel1. on reading the foregoing PPsarins
lis ordered ~ the court that e,h dsy
Gsd upon the same on the oa IVA sou
jarch' 4. n. 1911. befoIs. Sistricf,
81 t0 salt Lake city. in said oisdth and d
- o'clock in the forenoon: Tha &
n,tice thereof be published N n,inted
Ike J',ke Tribune. A newspaper pm cred
sad district. and that all kno~s ksn,ersst "a
Tors Tors and other persons In " ih'slIs nIscs q
sn,aar AZ the SAID time anu 'Thy q
s}9w cause. ii any they nave. e:.hould d
n9yer V OF the said petitioner sn'
pe granted. .a-ed by the e91
,ha, the clerk shall ,i.s ssn1 Of y said petisSs'
ond his order. addressed 10 tse"
MACE i of residence as sta,eS eSn A Nel
P'Svi Witnss the Honorable Joen , ncourt. g
shail Judge of the said distT'es W. city.
the seal thereof. at salt salt 5Sv rNs Of FsbF'
ARK At,ss,: q; I j5skRoLD 5f3f:RoLD R. LErcHcsissi Hcisi
(Seal OF ouro pn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-18
CIGARETTES AND PAPERS
ARE PUT UNDER THE BAN

Representative Allison has introduced
a bill in the house. known as house bill
No, 2l5 making it ,misdeamnor to
manufacture, sell or otherwise dispose
Of cigarettes or cigarette paper. The
penalty for the violation Of any provl-
sion OF the act Is fixed as follows: First
violation. a fine OF from 81 to $50, or not
more than thirty days in Jail, second
offense. fine Of from 500 TO $500. or
Imprisonment from thirty days TO six
months One half Of The fine goes to
the complaining witness. Jobbers and
manufacturers doing an Interstate bust
ness are not included within the pro-
visions of the bill.
Senator Horsley introduced similar bill
I'm the senate.
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REPORTED FAVORABLY.
In the House

House bill No. 50. by Richardson-An
act relating to the hours OF work Of fe-
males. Favorable report by committee
on labor.
House bill No, l42 substitute for
house bill No. liz. by Cole--An act pro-
hibitiug the employment OF aliens on
public works. Favorable report by COM
mittee on judiciary
House bill No I72. by I.angston-An
act abolishing the office Of district AT =
torneY. Favorable report by committee
on judiciary.
House bill No. t73. by Langston-An
ac, relating 10 the duties OF county al =
torncys. Favorable report by committee
on judiciary.
House bill No. lI5. by Morris-An act
relating TO iilegitin,ate children. .EaS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-18
GIVES COUNTIES POWER
IN INCUR INDEBTEDNESS

An important amendment is made to
the law relating 10 county lendlns iIs
credit and incurrine indebtedness, In
house bin No 21o, introduced in the
house Friday by Bickmore The amend
ment permits the board Of county com
lnissioners. FOR the purpose of meeting
the ordinary current expenses OF the
county until the payment of taxes for
the current year" TO borrow money on
the note of the county. The commls
siouers however, are not permitted 20
pay more than per cent interest, and
the loan shall not be made for longer
period than the 21st OF December follow
ing the date OF the loan.
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Uniform Code Of Signals.

Representative Stack of Jusb has in
troduced house bill No. 800 in the house
for The purpose OF putting into use a
uniform code of signals 10 be used by
mines having vertical shafts, The sig
nails run from two rings and one ring
for a 10o-foot shaft. 10 six rings and
five rings" for n $500 foot shaft. Where
stations are more or less than 100 feet
apart signals are to be given according
to station number. such as one bell tor
hoist and on up TO ten for danger
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-18
Three Bills Killed.

House bills Nos 1919. 131 and 1t9 were
killed i'll one-two-three order I'm the
house Friday afternoon, upon adverse
committee reports. No l29 related to
the malicious construction OF fences and
the appointment OF policemen for rail
road and steamboat companies; No, l4a
prevented females under the age of 81
years from getting married without the
consent OF parent or guardian.
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DESIGNED TO PREVENT
MONOPOLY AND POOLS

An important amendment is mdde to
inc law relating to pools and trusts IN
in the house by Pope by request. rIl-
day. The sus;ianent provides. In oT'ef:
that no person. persons. companies or
ture or sale of any article of commerce
or or CONSUMPTION ms shall sell the product be
low the cost of production, for the pgr-
lions of the act are made conspiracles.
The violation of other provisions OF the
law also are made more severe, the
minimum penalty being fixed at soeo ana
il.., maximum al Sl5. 1000.
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May Yet Reconsider Bill.

Senate bill ~. by Kuchler. which was
lost Thursday afternoon except for the
change OF the vote OF its author TO re-
consider did not come up for lecohsid-
eration Friday afternoon in the senate.
When the time came TO reconsider, Mr.,
Kuchler said that he had been informed
that the bill was unconstitutional and
intilnatcd that he was willing 10 let II
drop. Senator Smith took n different
view Of the matter and asked that the
matter OF reconsidering the bill be left
over until next Monday. The bill pro-
vides that IN a tie vote among members
OF city councils the mayor may cast the
deciding vote.
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Relates to Sheen Dipping Q.

Section 2O6ax13. which provides for
section e.. chapter :. title s, compiled
laws. is repealed by house bill No. 2l6,
introduced Friday hy Smith. The amend
ment provides that sheep shall only be
posed TO scabics. Tho section repealed
provides for tho dipping Of sheep, az
least once year without regard 10 their
condition,
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Title to City Property.

Representative Anderson has intro
duced house bin No. 211 in the house.
amending the present law, which pro-
vides that no person shall he allowed 10
acquire title to any lands. of any city
or town. designated for public use, by
adverse posse SIS ion. The amendme mt
makes an exception, when il shall sf-
firnatively appear that the city or town
has sold or otherwise disposed of such
real estate TO a purchaser for a valuable
consideration, and that for more than
seven wears the purchaser or his grantees
hsvc heen III continuous and adverse pos
session.
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COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS
TO MEET MONDAY MORNING

| Tie senate committee on railroads will
| hold its first important meeting at the
office Of Senator Carl A. Badger al 9
| O'Clock next Monday morning. Among
the important matters that will be taken
| up by the committee will be the con-
| sideration of the Badger bill which pro-
vides for public utilities commission in
| Utah