The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-19

IT II other members of the committee. The roll call vote follows: Fairfield County Yea: Gilbert, Chew, German, Tam many, Lacey. Morgan, F. E., Conrad, Sherman, Morse, R. B., Briggs, Hux- ford, Wakeman, Eakland-1S. | Nay: Blakeslee, Camp, Hoyt, Craw- ford, Austin, Dillon, Knapp, Rupf, West, Candee, Shaw, Stocking, Ryan,
 Foord, Morehouse, Berger, Sherwood !-.z.
 Hartfora touSzy Yea: Case, R. E., Filley, Douglass, Palmer, Burke, Brewer, Bartlett, My CTS, Leete, Parsons, Cowles, w. s., Robotham, Griswold, B. H., Case T. G.. Clark, w. N., Hamersley, Emmons. Dickinson, Rogers, Covert, Hall, E. F., Simpson, Churchill, Hoskins, Enc. Barnes, F. H., Walker. Spencer, Crockett, Savage, w. w., Buck, Tur- ney-32.
 Nay: Jarvis, Glasson, Webster,
 Thompson, Corbett, Bowers, Buell.. R. T., Fish, Thomson, Brown, s. F., --1O.
 New Haven County l Yea: Barnes, w. A., Hall, R. J., Clark, G. T., Wooding. Osborn, Peas 1 ley, Morgan, R. H., Mol1oy,. Marron, Coker. Sullivan, Marsden, Iange, Sav- age, w. E., Smith, H. B., Brown, Jr., J. D., Platt, Reilly, Caine, Gall Hard, Lupatin, Rose, Eaton, Treat, l Morse, Fitzhenry-26. Nav. RarlxoY Txyos HavIoS Martin
 c. J., Hicock. Goddard, Prisk, Healey, P, Clark, c. E.-9.
 New London County l Yea: DeWolf, Date, Hampstead, Hoxie, Graham, Raymond. Holt, Fox, Henderson, Rogers, Buteau, Chatfield I-12.
 Nay. Sweeney, Gillette, E1gart, fHennon, Williams, F. E., Harding, Stone. G. H., Lewis, Bailey, Bates, Hollowel1, Wilcox, Babcock, Geary- l14
 Windham County Yea: Knowlton, Miller. Russ, Mills, Sheldon, Swain, Paine, F. H., Bro- deur. Backus, Bowers, Paine, I. A | Il.
 Nay: Atwood, Baker, Buell., G. E., 1 Back. Williams, c. H., Kent, Moffat, Mowrey, Fenton, Hiscox-10. Ldtchfield County Yea: Frazier, Roberts, Kellogg, Cooper, Northway, Vaill, A. H., Gris-
 wold, F.. D., Pratt, Potter Chase,
 Granniss. Ravenscroft, Pack, Beck
 with, Todd, Reel, Eustice, Rudd, Full ton. Waitt, Tfedemann, Stoughton,
 Claxton, Weigold, Chappuis, Averill,
 Ford Vaill, D. L., Case, l.. F., Cowles, G. B., Hitchcock-31. Nay: Hayes, Swanson, Jones, Hall, C.. N, Collar, Minor, Leavenworth, ', | Skilton-8. MiddIesex County. Yea: Smith. D. E., Page, Luther, Dunham, Markham, Rose, Kelsey,
 Parmelee, Boardman. Gates--10. Nay: Bliss, Coe, Stone, C.. e., Ack- ley, Hazen. Nelson, Birdseye, Russell,
 Jr. Goodrich, Adams, Southworth-- l II. l Holland County Yea: Brink, Woodward, Higgins, l5Kingsbury, Miller, Keefe, Keeney,
 Fuller. Wightman, Dearden, Martin, 1 H., Horsman, Talcott, Yost-14. Nay: Hutchinson, Hewitt, Smith, L., Heald, Bugbee, Tucker-6. | It was late in the afternoon when
 the result was reached. and the forces lof oratory had spent themselves so that the debate on the question of excise was brief
 Mr.. Coe opened the debate. | Rep-
 resentative Hazen, of Hamden, one of the directors of the Curtis Publish 1 ing Co., followed with strong plea for the enactment of the legislation proposed, on the strong plea for the enactment of, the legislation propos- led.&on the ground that the women are the chief sufferers from the abuse of Itntoxicants. Throughout the debate It was assumed by both sides that the enactment of the proposed law meant Iprohibition in Connecticut. Admiral CowleS of Farmington told the members here was an opportun- ttys For. such as voted against the for
 mer measure to reinstate themselves in the good favor of the women. Rep
 resentatfve c. J. Martin of Orange. discussing the measure said he felt sure it's enactment would mean that the. 9s towns in Connecticut which
 now are dry would be followed quick l ly by the remainder of the 168. Rev. Leonard Smith, the elouuent
 representative of Mansfield made a
 forceful plea for the bill, and Repre-
 sentative B1akes1ee of Bridgeport. s,e-ANS 4 6AS4AS WOIHcH the right to vote. would enable her to rid herself
 of the accursed effects of liquor, he would be glad to do his part. He
 pleaded for the success of the bill.
 Representative Shaw of Bedding pointed out that the strong opposition of the liquor men to the measure in dicated that it probably meant pro- hibition.
 Representative Coe, closing the de-
 bate, urged the members to remem- Der, when they cast their votes, the
 men who have lost control of them selves through the drink habit They need the votes of their wives, and daughters, and sisters, to protect them," said MT. Coe The vote. viva voce, was doubted by Rep Shaw of Bedding, and ', a standing vote was taken, with the
 result given. 1so to .ee to reject the
 bill. . Articles of incorporation were filed in Delaware by the Ocean Leather Co.,, Inc.
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