mum. bills. lynching
‘ fillings l‘o lielirpniri
‘ .ililii T11 lit l‘nrtrhl
Gfl to the lionti'nol.)
N Fobrusry li—v'l‘hclc
fl?" in morning around the
. Fill ills committee on public
and. grounds of the house
Wot to report a general
bill this session owing
or that the war rcvenuc uxos
be taken off. The committee
on Immediately sought out by
‘ of members of (31111111933.
interestod in buildings for
“not it was soon found out
‘ ' was, no fonndutiou for the
.. scammittoo is at work pre-
general bill. T111111: are befo1 0
present 3510 bills for public
“and the committee expects
only about 70. it will thew-
‘ cos?) y to cut down the num
. col, a lid the committee
boblyo be sonic. time before the.
ready for presentation to thc
riden and Waterbury. from
district; T01 rington and
fourth dishict.
no no bills from the third dis
Mr. . Russell has within recent
floured two buildings one for
London and the other for Nor
at how many buildings will be
, ad in onnecti'cut in mud. to 5111
comm: tee has ‘not yet come to
t it is piobublc that thc Hurt
addition will bc allowed and tho
Waterbury office Waterbury hm:
‘ 9} claim now on account of the
1's. and it is almost remain that
mittee will favor Waterbury
probable that more than two
for Connccticut will puss the
flie- senutc. :111 ci‘fort will bc mudc
ii the Mcridcu building as 1111
. 9111111112111, but whctbcr it will be pos
bis toset it through or not remains
. seen. The membem are also
us just now about the 1"i1'oi and
our improvements The committco
holding executive meetings own
i; as yet nothing definite is glv
The projects proposed would
ate “00.000000. if allowcd by
committee. and this amount. will
_¢“t be reduced to about 870,000.-
the Connecticut 11191111111111 l1u11'
plum the committee and thcy
‘ ‘ last year».
mtlal sums for New Haven
.11 rivers.
53 0
ll committee on confcrcncc bc
' nmount.
done.
, "c c u
lot a. Chinese exclusion act.
II O I
‘or ides 88 per month
willy, “ o Springs.‘ '
[took loco in St.Jol1ns mph;
ranch 31.11... 19, 11
all“!
‘ tll‘t’lill"
............... at
trying to do this. it:
suuy by so. 'uorwuki'mm.
Which is wiser-40 have confidence
in the opinions of your follow‘oitlionc
or dopend on statementu msdc by ut
tor strangers? Reno this: . ‘ 1“
Mrs. Addie Banks, of 40 Ruym; d all
' prompt (in or 1111 at been
they 11:. 11141be General Potter and
ueor re A. Choirs? president of Fruit.
:28 . in M' .Clieiioy‘s line out
sgo to the new reach
volr. which is
on top of the
street, says: "My employment. a but
tonholc worker on line shirts Bit iiutgilu
inson."cole & 011311. muy not'huvc noon
the primary cuuso of my trouble, but
the constant cupbcation certainly docs
not help it. for backache land that tilted
and weary feeling in the lotus 0114
pressed mo and robbed me of my wont-
cd energy. Bonding one night about
Dunn’s Kidney Pills and some cures
they had made induced me to got 11
box ut Pluistod's drug store. ’l‘hcy
gave me relief at once. I am pleased
to recommend them."
For sale by all dcnlors. Price on
cunts 11 box. Foster-Miiburn 00.. But-
ialo. N. Y.. solo agents for the United
Stutes.
Remember the 11111111:-~~iloun’s~~-nu1l
take no other.
I: assured tl1c1 will receive
cunt. probably the same as re.
This wiu includc
1191111., New London and several
places along tho c.11ust us 110“
‘ the senate and the, housc on the
{enclency blll ugrccd upon a
this morning. The senatc com-
receded on the ltcm in rclation
l‘lli‘al delivery carriers. This
is cut down from 3491.040. as
by the house. at $217 .300 in
senate Tho lattc1 sum was tbs:
W 0119. proposcd by the bill but
‘ Hill proposed and ca1ried through
hoods the amendment increasing
The Senate has now agreed with the
use on this him. and Mr. Hill 13
ailment 11111 enable the post office
9 Went to increase the salaries of
“ on carriers from 8500 to $600 11
" tom next March. This‘ Wnszthe
M intent of the house and While the
can not oblige the department to
hi: this plan. the postmaster
hss assured Mr. Hill that this
perry ztoday present in the
so elolutions of the New Haven
Glrvsr‘s Association favoring a
trlctlng immigration and also
Henry also presented resolu-
‘ run: the Hartford Cigar Makers'
favoring 11 Chinese exclusion
ecticut pensions wcro issued to
follows: increase, to Watson
ind of South Norwalk; original
to Sarah E. Hills. of Hartford
, month; HE1331111111 P. L. Taylor. of
[for month and Emily
Alton at New Haven. was
at. the marriage yahoo»:
‘ ctw‘eén Miss.Octavi11-
..of Major General
. and Erodorick'
_ WW... . -.+.,..u... A 7‘“ . ..... M- . -..
operation of “0.1323“. The opcrut
inf: cxpeuscs amounted to 828.048.4713.
leaving net. ournings at 812.083.1132. 111
15400 the total earnings were 912.100..
'll2, which 11118 916.480 more thun in
1901.
There 11111; 1111 lncomc of $552,561
from other sources besides operating
the road. which 11111111». the not incomc
“2.646.393. From this was deducted
the sum of 97.988105. lcuviug $4.294,»
7:18 for dividonds. in 1900 the amount
of dividends was 94.231978. Altogcth-
or the report. shows tbnt the New
York. New Haven it Hartford Railroad
is 11111: of tho most prospcrous in tho
country.
c o 9
claims
filed it was disallowed by the auditor.
was allowed.
to.
'1'” 1' "1' '1": '1'" 1 . ..
0 it An no era is u his,
the 5% wcr‘c to bc liliifc
tury J. T. Robinson. 111111; as r. hon-11hr».
tisun body-311urd.Coloncl (inborn. of
. the "New Horn Hamster." Mr. '
fortunatslnholo el Osborn m 1!
bill. and 111' thermomstsr was so’low
that for a 9
at all. None ofthb party was willing
to discuss his luck in detail. but all
were of the opinion that tho fish had
been successfully removed The res—
c1 voir is for new waterworks that are
to supply the 10 000 people living with’
in about u dozenrmllcs. It is fed solely
by springs. having no visible inlet. A
cabin on the shore ut “ unnp Osborn"
kepb a wurm tlrc. ready for the visitors
and they wore nil comfortable.
itnd the interesting works of Pratt.
Read (30.. and than. with Treasurer
H.‘ J. Brooks. of the Deep River Suv-
ings Bunk. they were hospltnbly enter—
tained by ox-lleprcscntutivc H. M.
Snoll..i}euernl Potter's partner. at his
home. until the return train. The chief
trouble with fishing through the ice is
that people have hitherto persisted in
doing it in winter instead of in the
summer when the wrathcr is much
milder.
But There Are Comparativeiy Few
Bridgepmt juii than for a long tinic
. post Shelli! lluwlcy had but 1:13 you
tcrduy. of 11hi1 l1 number uiuctecu 1111'
111011 hold for tho rt‘lll‘tml)‘ term 111'
1",ouit and seven 111'1: women The wo
méu‘s department also coutulncu low
or inmates than for months.
criminal uldc. comcs in 110.11 'l‘ucsduy.
but the docket is smaller than :1 Web-
1'11u1'y term has had in youru post.
This docs 11111. ncccssuriiy mean that
l‘uirticld county is frccr from crime
although it Is a fact that no
startling tragedies bare. been recorded
within the past few months. 1111» chun-
giug of the terms of court. from 01:10»
her to December. madc tho intcrrni
shorter. which accounts for tho icwcr
cases.
The factihut thc. scuatc bus includ-
cd in the deficiency hill just passed an
item to allow the various states to 1'1»
open their claims against the govern-
ment for money due on account of in
tcrcst paid on money borrowed to
couip the volunicers during the civil
war has rcrired a number of thcsc 111lsdcn1cnnors is remarkably snuff
Sheriff ii‘awloy said yesterday 1110111
1111; that when he sntorcd oflicc. seven
years ago, there were is: prisoners in
the jail. Sincc thou the number has
been smaller than that just once. and
that was in the warm scosou. 'l‘hc. Iur
gust number in the institution at once
1111s about 240. and the range has been
all tho way from thalm down to 1.1:.
At the office of the auditor for thc.
1111r department it was learned t‘bis
morning that the claim of Connecti-
cut for interest on money borchd 111
equip the troops during thc civil war
has been referred within tho last few
days for final adjudication to the court
of claims. When tho claim was first
with a number of others, on the ground
that the United States could not bc
held liable for interest but the statc
of New York. whosc claim had been
treated in a similar wuy. took the claim
to the court of cluims and being dc-
fcated there, appealed it to the sup
promo court. in a decision handed down
.lnuunry ii_ 18913. the court of claim;
was overruled loud the New York claim
Cow: pond. Saturday afternoon. was
2 won by Wood. whose limo was hi min-
.by the {not that tho rncmwas skulcd
Connccticut and othcr states thcu
took advantage, of this decision and lil-
thc cou1t of claims again.
will unquestionably be allowed
how much the amount was
passed June 8, l898 tholsmwsrirc p
3175. 000.
coo:
costing plant.
spend 111nm 99mm”? it
time for um: I11" tron
the uncut in brilliance. , . 1 , .
MI Mau-
cd now claims. The auditor again dis
ullowcd them on 11 technicality but:
now he is directod. by . the scnntc
amendment to reopen tho claims. and:
he has therefore referred th$,f:‘f.‘1‘;fi3111111es.11 was ugréed 1hut.l11 case
thin \\ cod won the match on the Core
pond he should agree to race 26 muos
till-[Hill in (11ccnwi1l1ldnnis did not ("run
time. it could not be learned just
in connection with this the swirled that this agreement will be car
also has a claim for money spent in
equipping the troops during the Span ‘
ish war but by 1111 act of Congrcuc
The navy department 1 ‘tlio i'epoit
Just out recommends the 611111
of till. 000 be spent at the 111117111 Button
in New London during the ensuing
year. Of this amount 916.000 .lsgo be
.11se1l to build a son wall. and the rec
mainder $35 000 for- oxtsnslops of tho
The report states that it is import-
ant to fill in a portion of the space im-
mediately in front of thc‘ coal sheds.
and to hold this filling a on wall must
be built. Last your the: dopsrtrnont
spent 939,732.14 on thisnsvnl station. “
most of which wont for yard improve
ments. The work of drodsln; is pric-
ticaily completed. but it is proposed to
3.
now wharf is uncommon .nud is
considered by the document one of
‘ ‘ M11211 .
‘ urdoy. Inuit ”gm Mi
' omens iii. ’W: Potter ihritedo lmim to an .
hirer 1:111 tails 1H
11 r
utlys i3 crc‘p
11m. of thrills lint
ht unit; bu the others 1111111
star. The pond is
t hill in the. victor,
" was hither than tho
, ile it could not 111 found
After leaving the pond the party vis-
—.~....-.. ‘1‘“"“
NO FREER FROM CRIME. ‘
Prisoners at the Couotv Jail.
eweI pr'isoncrs 1111» (omitted in tho
The February tcrm of tho Superior.
'l‘hc numbcr of. prisoners in jail for
WOOD WlN8 ON lCE.
Ennis Defeated in Contest on Cove
Pond—Wind Prevnt- Fast Time.
The. tcnvmilc mutt-l1 race between tic
Witt. Wood and Frank Ennis. on tho
utcs. The slow time is accounted foi
in 11 fruit: of wind. ’i‘bcrc was much in-
tercst in the contest. which was good-
natured throughout. Ennis rcccntly dc-
fctued Wood in a race of the some 11111-
to race such 11 short 1listantc.prcfc10
ring that the match should be for:
the following Sntur.day it is unnonnc
ricd out.
SECTION OF NEW CAglLE LAID.
hihited from claiming interest on those Part °' Submarine Line to rum" in:
claims. This claim is now before the
comptroller of the treasury for alloy-
once and is in the neighborhood of
land Replscsd 1111001111. Tclsgraph Co.
excellently.
. lNViTEO TO BRIDOEPORT.
variouslinmpmnflonu of tools is
in the different cum. Plus on 1‘3»
hopes to scours uniformity
. '1'
em 1 li
“ mil.
1:...
lili 11%?
up and giro
lines 0
four. 1111111 11. .
it liill on
helping womb
for I more of,
yours. It in b'
w 011 d o rt 11 l
strongihousr.
1.157 S rlu AQUA".
11.131131 ’
(lruna' 1 Norm
blood "id lid".
round in lb.
bout edicluo on
urih for women. ‘
and 1 bus no heat.
lsiioulutcllln my
upcrlunno 11! it.
i was vury~mucb
run down. l was
psln sad 1th sin!
uniform! contlnuslly with bunch. l was lost
It that up that. is no duo‘s-irons for 11111111911. Ind
l was so normulihut 1
”single build moup. My dsuyhm mu tolling
ml 11 11 1 1 1 11 5111.1 lbollowd '1':
W “M 0 ‘1 [6| I0 Ill 1"
Would be the infirmimllclno I noul1ltni11-.Aflcr
it
ill. it foc’lrtvmsm 11ml 1 obnli roconunond her-
vnrn to all as 1 grant strength giver."
whorl you no 1.111111 to be luslpud by Dr.
Grooufi’ s Norvuro if you will try it. Tbs
reputation of this marvellous llitillii‘illf'l 11:1 :1
flash builder in world widc licuiu it nowi
our chock!
be I’li‘filt’
per-
.11 m. K Till"),
.J. .nl It
"i bcl icvo .
ecldud to take 11111110
room-'11 \orv 11111 1.11111 111111 norm rumour.
ins lbl lm continued flint them in nothing
Don't be pulc 11ml bloodlcss and wool
W. Dr. Greene 11 advice in imp 111 l0
Fl th Ave” New lork 1‘in Call or writs.
1:... 11.1.... no:
Office of the Comptroller of the Cur-
prcsentod to the undersigned it‘ has
County of F‘shiicld 111111 State of Con
noctlcut has complied with all the
onublc‘ Notional
A new submarines cable was 111111
last week between Pine lslund at the
Eastern and of New London Harbor
to North “Hummock island. about
three-quarters distilncc across Fisher's
island Sound. This cable belongs to
the Connoctiout Telegiuph Company
and by means of the cable F‘islier' s I!
load is brought into telephone and tel
cgrophlc communication. The section
of the cable laid replaces one that has
boon down several years and which
has become grounded and worked on
satisfactorily The new cable was test
1111 out personally by General superin-
tondont Baker and found to be working .
Prosidsnt A J. Boole. of tho donor,»
meat of public charities in Bridlfliort.
» sent out yesterday 188 Invitations to.
.mlectmen sud boards of 11111111. iii .
tho cities and towns of Connecticut. to
about in this city March 8th to comer
all the pauper him. There have- boon
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Charter Extension.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
rency.
Washington. D. 0..
lunuury 31 1902.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence
been made to concur that “The City
National Bank. of Snutb Norwslk." in
the City of South No1'1.vaik in tho
pro1luions of the “Act of Congress to
nking Assooiationa
mentond 111111: 111111 existence and ,
for ofiib‘r pffi'p‘én " smarts Joly "
l.’.t.l1.l88li.
NOW TIlEREl 01115 I \‘iillinm B.
iiidgelr Comptroller 111 thc Currency.
do hereby coriify that “The City Na«
tional Bank of South Norwalk." in the
City of South Nor-walk in the County
of Fairfleld and State of Connecticut
is autboxiscd to have mucosslon for
the period specified in its amended or
tlclcs of 11111101 lotion namely until
close of business on January 31 1922.
day of January. 1902.
WM. '11. RlDGELY.
N11. 2643.
from to route
l-o‘ Mohfiiymfi 1min.
TRIMMED HATS? W
".117 HA]! Polo: 7” ’
3 An excellent opportunity to make a
change in your Winter list at a small
exposes The boat styles 11nd qholities
all included
M. F. A 11.1mm.
. 31 MAIN STREET.
Connected with 111-go Bridgeport es
tsbllsbmont. Fine goods at low prices.
rum} ‘1 1: 11min " pends» Manor as dunno
lxl “*7" Bomb Plant 11, 11‘ ~
p it
the 11111111101: or, ultimo _. .
my: be had no kiss of can
but that when he entered
“ii" iii" “hihle'mm .1 .1 a 1.
an n o 11: 13 exp c 11 11 u out of ten are caused by tutu-u:
was 1111111.. 11:11. Flnut's physician law which is nothing 111 an indsmtid can:
tilled in court that though 11119, In still dition of the tune up cur-foes:
i111! bcdl:UKe‘1;l:1bglficm from “£1116 Wgrnd
9 o w 1119 y recover. rs. out for any case of Deafness (caused by
formcrl‘y 1111M Hr‘irtford and lids rel csturrh) that cannot or: cured by
1N TESTIMONY WHEREOF wit-
ncss my hand and Soul
(Seal) of office this thirty-first
Comptroller of the Currency.
The
January
1111517631
at the rule of
has gone into our books, and
may be drawn at any time.
fl‘hose Who prefer to list their
intonopt penguin. con. have
some cutercd on their pass
bonito at their convenience.
TH! SQUTH NOR WJLIQ
uui'rli 11A 11
nultniiitb‘ '
. am
Norwalk Plating this,
N0. 40 WATER STREET.
30UTH NORWALK. CT.
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager.
Gold. Silver. Nickel and Copper.
Plating.
Chandeliers, Hand Irons, Fenders,
Bird Cages and all kinds ”of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinished.
Metal Signs 'of ‘every description.
511111111111: no:
W1: want you to be sure of
how the paper will look on your
walls. Do not make the mic
take of putting it on and regret-
ting afterward.
in selecting. U111: care in buy-
Ing. 0111' stock is large enough
to afford you just the right po-
Wiudow Shades.
in stock and to order.
Pictures."
Nothing makos
more chosrtul.
Picture Framino.
Varnish.
Save your furniture.
Painting and
Paper Handing
Get your orders in for' next
spring.
9-4011.
‘10: 10.
11:00:,1
by local licstlons. so may moot
reach imagflsflod portioniof the car.
There!“ only one way to cure do”:
nuns. and that is by constitution“ mi»
adieu. Basin?” is caused by unit: '
. . domed occult n of tho mucous lining
' of the Eustachian 'I‘ubo Whoa
tube acts inihuncd you hove n "ma:
ling sound or 1111111111911“ pawns. must!
when it is cc'irclv closet:
the round. 111111 unions tho n wmstibn
b'o token out and i no
stored to its normal condl 01.11.1111;
will be dostioyod forever; ulna MI
11'me he no em
We will give One Hundred Dollars
Hall’s ,Caturrb Cure. Sand for circu-
lars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
Hall's Family Pills are the boat.
in
none on time except the
Zulu: of’ 13911111390111 of bed
Snead suppose you will commit shi-
.cidc if I refuse you?
‘ lie—That has been my custom.—
whymoilal
'flllB 11111111111 00.. Box i939. mm. I188. 1 Smart. Set‘ .
ANTIQUE‘BRONZING.
Brass Advertising Signs.
Large Orders 11 Specialty.
The Wadlcigh PatentLeathor and Fine .
Kid 93 Shoe for Ladies ............
The bounsbury At Mathewson Shoe. $3
and 93.50;. not perfect. at .........
Men‘s Enamel and Box Calf $3.50
Shoes .' ............... . ...........
Men’s Patent and Box Golf Shoes, 11 i 1 9 8
good‘bnrgtdn .................. Q n
indies Storm Rubbers ..............
1
Use judgment
YOU OWE; l'T
‘ T0 YOURSELF,
To get tho utmost value for your money in buying COAL. All
is not gold that‘gllttcrs. and all is not cool that‘s black. All coal
may look nliko to you, but there's 11 difference. Our coal is care.
fully bought and We guarantee it to be‘ of superior duality. A pur-
chase today means satisfaction tomorrow.
Coal is distinctly our specialty. 0111' assortment is very com—
plots. No othé'r denier offers such a wide range of choice.
its your more (Telephone. 52 3). .
John H. Ferris,
. I49 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
DECKER,
87 WASHlNGTON STREET
South Not-walk.
Telephone Connection.
Open evenings unfll 8:30.
now 1101211. NEW HAVEN s
nanrnononamnoso.
TIME TABLE.
. In affect December 1. 1901.
“Iii-n?
LEAVE scorn NORWALK FOR
' le 11011111
A. M.:—-12 86x.
6:.“ 7:19, 7:64. 81191.9
9:53.10:28:.10:10.11:85x.
P H.~19156x.1113,3;29x.:28 04 g
3: 21: i: 07. it 891: "
9138.6:56x. 7: 56:; 8.11.1030.
BUNDAB
.1 13.
A. Dir-.12: 85!, 4:551.
1!: 55! 5: 9458.
P. M.-3:zlx. .
LEAVE NIW VOBK FOR OOU'l'l'l
NOW LR.
A M1! on. . ,
smog. “é: oil. 95001154010113: 10: 3inf.
P. Nev-'19.”. 1:04.o $800!.“
Bibi 94
Cluthing ‘ Sale
' Now 011.
Men’s. Youths’ and. bous’ Suits
and Furnishings. beingsold regard-
loss of their. original» 11051. You
' onuiind somessuiis here .1lou. and,
hours; will boyproud do wear. and «
f theioéwill belittle additional sails
faction of thinkitid of how much,
nor have sayed..~fl
Norwalk Chronicler