‘ lill lllll ll lll lllllllll
4. ll! v.75.
:il'
NGTDN. March 3~—'l‘he Rivar
or Committee or their-rouse
general r'lvcl and harbor
Naturally aflernocm The bill;
‘hlili not. be leported before
‘ Shout“ $60 000. (100. which to
l‘ the name as lost your. in
lip. he hill is changed from the
loot year in many r7e7specte 7lt
titted as a general truth that it
little in its scope from the
ted last session of Congress.
especially true of the various
Gonnecticl‘lt. there being
‘a on in the whole bill from
7 One is "an increase of $107-
o7 Connecticut River below
the other is cutting,
7 propi'latloll for Milford
‘ 8103‘000 to $5 000, Thin
’07 equalize the towns of
lain Wilford. aorthe commit»
but both should be treated
, pp‘ropi‘iiutlon will
Iiitart the Work; and later lblil
ppmpriation can plohnbly
nloh the wolk
_ d Mr. Henry ale to he
hated on their success in oer ur
uni approplmlatiou tor the
Riverfrom Haltiold to
his was asked for by the
companies. ‘who also
be members that the ap-
should. be made continu-
o‘.$30.000. which will be
0 some much needed work
7!! 0‘17 the river .
Connecticut items ale
' Continue the improve.
be harbor at New London. in
fie with the report submitted
ifby-aixth Congress. 3215 000.
at a‘ contlact 0| contracts
rod into by the Secretary of
ob materials and work as
ecesaary to complete the pr‘o~
mmended in said report, to be
”an. appropriations may from
o bemade by law. not to
7 the aggregate $1207 000 ex—7
t the amounts heleln and
appropriated
he mprovement of the harm
lord. in accordance with the re-
lt ed to the House ill the
7 than. $5 000.
or, t achievement of the bar-
iltord, in accol77‘2dallre with n
mitted to the Fli‘ty- sixth
its one.
liven harbm the sum of
propriated.‘ This is lot
ll. implovement ot the
. connection "with this
he bill prolid‘es for the
'7 lmprov ement lot the
7 at or to include the
Mill rivers to the.
ages. and also to‘ sink
proyeménts can be made within
cost a'ntllolize‘d by the act
out) which was the origi-
M
r; improvements for Nor-
ii . Stamtold. Greenwich
" ire“ llll‘: for 's‘t‘amrom $10 '
71- Greenwich a sum to com-
ectlcut river al'eproylded
: For til Vi’l‘holnes river
the Housatonic‘ river
are continuing impro -
ition to this the bill appro-
‘ tutti] delivery routed in Connection
‘ held connly, to take alter-7t at olloe.‘ 7
‘l ere will be one carrier. who wil 7‘
not people, covering an area 7‘;ot 7
7 114 houses on the mute. and it in 2 99; 7
1‘ connotation livlth this mute the podtnl
_ miles and twelVe square mlle‘a in alien
lined orders to establish the. ioilowi
One route from ilotcllkle‘llville, illtoh
lid
fifteen equine miles The route is how
-nillell ions. 7 ' 7
There are also five new routes to take
hitfeut‘April int. One i in Danbury.
il‘airilcld county. which lie the iiityw
fourth route in the county. 'l‘hiaila
the second route in tho-town. undyit
revolt o‘n area. or ten equate miles.
with a population of 478. There are
miles in length. George Howard F'
ler has been appointed carrier. 'Q‘in‘.
station lit New William in to be dis-
‘co‘ntll‘llie'd and the media 50 to Dnnbu‘ry‘
instead.
‘ 'l‘h‘e new. route at Splingdule. Fair.
field county makes the titty-fifth iii
the county and will cover twenty-two;
Population served in 5275. with 125
houses. Otto E Peterson has ‘boe‘n
named as the cul"'7llcl Another mute.
to be established in lllh‘iriiéld calmly. ‘7,
making fifty: -llix thus for. is in Sandy-
boob. William B.- Terrell“ has been
selected as the‘ carriel and he will
serve 499 people. covering an nr‘eu; of
eleven aqunre rolled and 119 houebs.
’l‘hisl route is a trliic over twenty-one
miles icing
Two rbutes will be started April lot.
from Tol'riugi'on 'l‘h‘e lollies Willi be
421/47 miles lonu‘ uhd will cover thirty
nine square miles serving a popullu
tion of 1092‘ There are 2110 houses on
these routes. Carrieru named ale
Frederick A.:Croi‘t7'7and7Evcuo 0. Park
sons‘ The post office at. Hurwinton
,
solvire‘ ‘lrnd so will the still matches
all mail will go to Toningtohi Wln~ 7
sled ill also to bur'c two 77lll‘rai routes,-
uitli Peui‘d A. Simmms and James P.
Ryan on oarr lere. These routes are to
he 45% milea long covering twentm
vovcn squale miles. There are 225'
will be served. Herc also the post of- '
lice and still route at Millbrook will be
s.ted
7 7 ill I
CONNECTICUT commons
The. pension oflice line mama the
following Connecticut pensionu: Orig.
7inal John Kalli, of Wallinglord7 at $8
per month. and . lilil'lt-‘fi A Rehvuoids
Soldiere' Home. Noroton Heights, at
36‘ pel month; incleaeo to Charles W.
Willard. of Clinton at $12 per month.
and James. B Decatur, 7ol‘ Putnam at‘
$10 per. month; original widows. to
Mary .7l Covert of Plaiuyille, $8 per
month and War with Spain, Bridget
Burns. mothel. of Meridian. at $12 per
in‘onth.‘ 7 '
Special pensions through congress.“
man Sperry. original to Ann Z Todd
or West Haven. at $8 per month; to
Edison Sanford. o! Meriden at $12 per
month. and to Henry C. Howd of New
Harlan at $8 per month. 7
G» t t
‘ Senator Platt has introduced in the
Senate an amendment to the dd'plomat-
ir and consular bill. increasing the
salary of the United States Consul rt
Cubllrg. Germany. from $2. 000 a your to
$37 000 This in the (onsulshlp held by
Dr. Oliver .1. D'. Hughes. or Merldeu.
The president has signed the bill to
inclease the pension of Susan M. P‘ar-
dea. ot Weetvillc from $8 per month to
$2» and the bill is now ll law. bin.
Sperry introduced in‘ the bill in ith
House. '
The Senate lat; Saturday uttcl noon
passed the ML introduced in the
7.;ollse7 by Ml. Hill, to grant a pension
of $30 per month to John Gagau. or
Stamford This bill oilseed the House
some weeks ago and now goes to thtI
president for his Signature.
House the petition of the Carpenters
Union. of Derby. favoring the, building
of Warships in the navy yards. 7 7
The Post Ohio-e Department has ls—
sued a commission to Edwin D. Sum-7
iler as postmaster of Eastfold. a7 fourth
class office. 77.
O
connrcrlcur MA‘N Allan:
77L uty has been here for a
mu doye‘ looking tor Mr Hayes. wit
aok to
en hares iettM l
the
«ind. a man by “the
row cw Haven. r. Hayes has det
united“: to fight the .matter in the 7d
you. ‘ 7.
onion llh‘pll‘lmblit hall is. 7 7
a rife .‘L'Et'ni’m (:6: =
will be discontinued by reason of thin ‘
hum-lea on the ”Miles and 943 people ‘
abolished and all mails will go to Win- 77;;
'7 Stumiold
7 mattol.
' shops of the. company are again in re
1 the poring nrliras large gangs of men
will .be put at walk at different places.
Mr. Sperry today presented in the“ ‘ »
city with 7the7H'olionl Diliilslon of the
“ N Yor t‘
a warrant for his arrest. charging him‘ 8‘ 1 S
_ with. conducting a pool room in Merl
7 dén- This it! an old one da‘ti
me
who was arrested some time ago ’
trill courts and has engaged counseb
it i'ah aha is for 7 7
Aches, Pains,
Sore Thrill! . O
the clearest Flood
ill. and .15
mo pliabl-i
nAl‘LwAv ‘MATTERE' or i‘NTEREST
This Popular New Parlor cor Sordioe
to New York.‘
The park» cur Iacilitiea plorldcd
betweon New haven and New York
On bunduy‘u leaving New Haven lit
55 a. 7m. and New "York ill 8 i). 111..
are justly popular.
All overhead bridge connet'tlug the
local stuttou ol‘ the New
York. New Haven and linrtmld Rail
load will soon be. an uocorilpuiehed
i‘uct’ Plan‘s for the bridge have been
submitted by tbellnlli'ou‘d people; and
have. been approved by n committee ol’
the Common Council there it only
construct the ovnrheud way. 7'i7hirl‘.
ltlls understood. will be. done. speedily.
Preeltleut Hall has had charge of the.
The car and locomotive building
helm of clinician! ordel a for new equip
meat to keep them busy for some time
to (some ‘
The Connecticut Railway: and Light
of tho Mountflnrmol'troliey line. to
Cheehire on account of the heavy
7'sl0l‘m.7 Work will be resumed. howov
cl as soon as the Weather permlta. it
is the intention oi the tlolley officials
to connect Waterbury with Cheehire.
at. the earliest possible date. and when
along-7 the proposed route” . ‘
Concerning the Consolidated 5 Hart.
lord tire, Supt Davidson days that the
shop that was burned could be bottol
doarod by the company than moat of
the‘ buildinga in that motion. The
cause of the fire: is a mystery. Some.
of the lr'niiload than thought that wood
work ignited in some way from the
”boiler ‘ .
' ELECTRIC RAILWAY soLo
Danhor and H rlom Electric Railway
7 Changes Hand ,
DANPURY. Mulch ll. partly
completed Daubul y and Harlem Elec
trio Railwl‘ly which is to connect this
or
Golden 8 Bridge
on a. lull to corn
' and will it is
' 7 That Mm... ubilo‘h long; our
port. in pretty well huowu 10(ilily.M70-
, all lllhational pauro. regarded mm the
7 national point or, MW, and given n77
7‘ on that Mr. M‘ulrihll was a ttoker
7 vihili.
7 party do light. and he‘ usually carried
‘7 posters into hie voting booth.
him- three minutos7
his oun,
7' THE‘ HOMEINIE‘gT MAN iN SOUTH
No 7
remains for the. railroad authorities to
7 Hartiold: John G. Lewis. New Haven;
ills Company one been obliged to stop
7 .work for the present on thogcxtonelon
- geroughly yet snugly ‘
a 7 7. Ella app n
man fails in doing anything also is
Match 07! Hi
bonnie Mulvihiil mayor or Brld‘xu
Clure’e Monolithic tor Moron hell an ar-
tlolo on him which vlawu him h om an
entirely different standpoint. 'i‘ne ill-
tldlc about the mayor or Bridgeport
significance all broad no the United
States After dialln the well known
boioru ho wall: a _ the author
nuys7
"Mlnly ll maxi lla‘ll linen umber from
u‘ lower level. and any on Atrial-loan
city in mind by n who began llto
owner the bottom: Richard Limiter ln
or the tum is n coihmouplace story
compared with the case of Dennis Mui
Ho is a freely chosen mayor.
He 77hnl7l no machine. and knows no
boss lilo elevation did not come no
a reward tm services to n p iiticni
orgunlzutlon 'iic neve‘n‘wn‘a a l'oc'lel
and lid never was a party leader. To
be sure he always attended the pri
lillll‘iei-i of his party and he voted log
dimly lit the bone; but he Went to the
primaries as n citizen, to make 7...ll
it took
to paste up the
ticket he headed no lower"
The mayor himself lookod'ove‘r the
moors. and has accepted all that re-7
mains standing in the article. This is
a bite! photon of his life, on eatimute
of bio Character, all given from the
point or liow of the national interest
in u mun no singuurly ntnrxted in life
it ‘ie a presentation or him to the poo
pic or a whole country. and is the
mole interesting that it in practically
W'ALK. 7
All well as the handsomeat and cm
oil. are. invited to nail on any druggisi
and get tree} a trial bottle‘ or Ramps
balsam toll the 'ihroat and Luann a
remedy that in guaranteed tumors and.
relieve; all Chronic h‘nd Aci‘lte. Cdughe.
Asthma. Bronchitis and Consumption,
Price 25c and title. 7
..—.——
TEACHERS IN SES‘BlON
New Members Elected to Connecticut
‘ Toucheru‘ Annuity Guild.
7’l‘hc (‘Ouncotlcut 'i'encllere Annuity
Guild bad a special meeting in the
in ilartlold. Su‘iurdav afternoon the
meeting opening at i: it. with Pleat
dent thhnn L. Bishop in the choir and
Secloiuly lrvlng’ Eineleon keeping the
tninutee The. following trustees were
gleacni‘: Nathan 17.7.7" bishop, Norwich:
01011 P. David Hartford; llvlnslflnler
sou Illllfitfm’d: Mills biliary G art-is
Miss Susan S Sheridan New Haven;
W ‘W. Porter lllidgoport; Sipsco‘ lite
"Veils Stamford;
Danbul'y; Fred J Working.7 While
town nn‘dRoan Western. Rockvlilo
Mills Carlie E. Hopkins Norwich
The report or Miss Hopkins no noun.
cinl eccletury im the. quarter ended
llecembolffl 19017.7 was accepted.- -Rol‘l
tine b‘illll WELT/‘7‘ prhvo‘d -. .7
The following it re elected to maul
berehln: Ellen -
in Ann .Geer null Lila 7A Fields li'
Hartford Mrs. MaryO‘Brien of Stain
[unit and Mrs. Robert L. Hoyt of
North Stamford .;
Routine business and the discussion
of suggested amendments to the cou-
reau occupied the time. of the. meeting
late in the nttorncau ’ 7,.
CAN'T KEEP i A SECRET 7
The splendid work or Dr. King‘u
New Life Pliln is daily coming to light
No such grand lemony for [liver and
bowel troubles nus ever known beimc
Thousands blues them for curing Con
litigation. Slash Headache Biliouaueso.
Jonathan and Indigestion ’i‘ry then}.
25 c at F. H. Bartel" 3 drug store.
church recently gave on entertainment
or sixty are still grumbling that the
“ 7' 7 worldly _ 7
it poo
noying ills wiping from o7 torpld liver
would take ll i‘olinlgbte courier. of Ru
man’s Livel Pills land Tonic Polio
Ramon a Treatine
isted
he. marries wol
New 20711:, for example. But the line 7.
7‘ lilo temporulily out of work.
777 7 7 7
Senate retiring loom at the capitol 7
Strong Cometonk 7
lstitiltion and of a proposed prone bll-7
The sixteen.- year-bids in all Atchiso‘n '
to mine money. and the members oi: .
, blue and he locomonded Ramon 5 Liver
: than i have
7 him a low doses.
.7 lug“ For sale by
7 it H. Basin. ‘ :
lllllll; liliiillll’llll’ llllll lllllll lili‘illilli.
‘AT ALLoaooERs.
my 7 THEM 7
mp".
10 Cent; 5 Tin.
PURE.
DELICIOUS
ECONOMICAL
Vanilla Crystal Co.
New York.
1701 Booltman Street
W
Pol- Bulb in South Norwalk by
1‘) S Davenport
Lorenzo Dibble
r‘AGi‘in‘tlES S'iiii’ WORK.
Soll'I‘iliNil’l‘DN. March l-l—Five
factories here were campeli‘ed‘ to shut
down today on account of flooded
Wilelll pita; sovelal hundred people
WOULD SMASH THE CLUB.
li’ menlhels of the '"ilal il‘cver Als-
a‘oclatiou" would use Dr. King's New
liiuc70vely fol Consumption the club
would go to pierce for ‘lt always curler
lllin malady—mud Asthma the hind
that battles the doeto‘rswit wholly
drives from the system. Thousands oi’
oncohupoiees suitorel‘s from Consump-
lion Pllcuu‘lonia. Bronchitis owe their
lives and health in 7it. it conquola
Grip. saves little ones hum Group and
Whooping Cough and is positively
guaranteed for all Throat and Lung
tl7o.ublc 500. ll. ()0. Trial bottles
true- at P H llaxicrhs
PRINCE HENRY LATE AT 8T.7
LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS Mulch .l—~Plince i-7lcnll
arrived at Union station at 7. 05 this
morning. His train was several min-
utes behind schedule. time.
‘W
T‘HE V165 OF NAGGING.
Clouds the. happiness oi the home.
but a nagging woman often needs help;
She may be. soncrvouu and run-down
in health that lriiics annoy her. it she
bi melancholy. excitable, troubled with
loss of appetite headache nlt‘eploso
nose; constipation cl fainting and diz
zy spoils. she nerds Electric Bitters.
thornost wonderful remedy for ailing
women. 'Thoullands oi sufferers from
formic-.7 troubles“ nervous troubles
backache and peak kidneys have used
it and become healthy and happy Try
it. Only 50d 1". ii Baxter guarantees
iatlsfa‘otiou.
REPlNED SUGAR REDUCED
NEW YORK. March ‘3.——~All grades
or r‘ciined stiga‘r were reduced live
points this morning ~ >
was all bloated and my food did not di-
gest. At times i could hardly get my
breath i could not sleep of nights i
went to my drugglst for some medl
Pills and Tonic Pellets. which i found
to be as he told inc They cured‘ mo
of that full feeling- and i can truthfully
any i feel boil or since. inking them
earn. R. H Plaistod.
7 l7 wonder what that creat»
'.'" Lizzie-“What creature?"
’.‘ entworth. of donrsc.
erybody said I- was
nfilugir 11%;de be
t‘ 4 .
he one we lost with croup.
He quickly
to sleep. and was airtight in the too a
H. Plaisted tin
“b‘lattelelm‘ our boy i hear
‘77 7 Are now in limo: A his}: lino.
than ever hetero. 7. Prices. on. wine;
0! FIRST CLASS PAPER HANGERS
we are in better position than over to
do your work
7 v
PAINTING. mean panama Mr.
( saccharine.
10 First Avenue. 7 not Nam-ill,
Tai Gall 136-2. ‘
Titled no 1'
of the wall papers we handle are
the most talented and highest
salaried .in the profuselon.‘
W e gc‘t their host prodcutions
and a llnmllcl of7 the bandsom
est pattclns ale sold exclusively
at this store.
Keep these fuels in mind and
the further {not that the prices
are always lowest in all grades.
—.
we”
PlCTURES . 7
Framed and Unframed.
moo-com-
wmoow SHADES ‘
in stock and to 0mm.
-W‘m
PAINTING AND
PAPER HANGING.
‘Get your orders ill (or hold
spring.
PICTURES
Flamed to Older
W flaw”... _.
ROOM MOULDlNG‘,
to match «your Wall Paper”
77 DECKER.
3? WASHINGTON STREET
saunl Norvv‘alk
Telephone Contraction.-
Open ‘cvehinga until 8: 30.
lilgllesi CaSil PilC‘eS.
Dislardoll machinery or all loud.»
pipingstcam and cater iittinna. more»
and hulidola' ha'lduaro bought. out
sold. Headquarters for reiueo metals
rubber. leathers and all articles that
you would like to dispose of. Thl
highest cash prices will be paid bl
calling on
7 ABRAHAM HARliiis.
Notice by postal wll i receive ‘p‘rorop
attention
Open l". 7.3 m to 6 p m. Cloned Sal
urdaye. .
Residence 62 Sprint street.
Telephone Call 1864. '
A Flush
Valve
Noil‘loloss. clouds Without lot or vnl
tor hummer.
sol! ‘tiny pressure.
applied to a. Flush Valve" operated by
7 diroot pressure: Discharges the some
t
‘ vessels or all libido.
which has recently been tested on a 7
’ plate shutters, applied on both sides
77 hour, it was atoppod in littoen sooondu.
‘ wltlllll hall llll iepg‘tll ‘1)
very low. Having engaged a. number ‘
13 d 15 Raymond 81'
be
The apparatdli.
large steam launch cdnalota‘l or steel
or the vooeei about onenuhrter 0! its
length tronl this stern. These can no
open and shut by the llolm‘lunno. with
the. aid of a lever. When this launch
was going at full upecd. nine knotn an
evereing the
n‘gino and‘ oxteiidln the is utter
. W‘ w‘riu b ill
with protruding plies brought on 1%mgtiby
tion with fiv'hic b lo 131i“: (or two
yo ml I tn‘l‘l‘idwrlifl your A (l ng'l‘s in
town or New .llt. and never found myth hi:
i Today; than“ entirely true tron:
‘(h
Elly” nil fillies" :.‘.sl 81011: climb
no‘ CURE GUN .
mum balm ‘d-i-mdeW M3?!"
lid-10"!“ ENTEREWMJEW
to handle all plopertyg real or
personal) to be sold by auction
All auctioneer has been em 7
ployed by us and proper titted
tlon warranted to all work plac. ‘
ed in the hands at this agency.
Jacob ll. Lallloll.
Railroad Place. so. Norwalk
Fire" ‘l'h‘sulaacg
seems to‘bc about the only commodity
bought without legard to quality.
There are as many grades of insllr-'
once as there. are. of merchandise
You are. undoubtedly paying forthe
best quality; are you quite sure you ‘
are getting it? Better to know now
than after the lire. Our fifteen years‘
experience on the subject have fitted
as to do this well.
Tayldr’ 8. Golden,
Telephone Call 107—4.
1847’ ‘ 1902.
Plumbing and Steam Hoar
' mu. 7 .7
Hot Water Hohri‘ng.
Hot Air Hoatlno.
STOVE‘S AND RANGESL.
81 ATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
(ins Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
Have you seen our stoolr of ‘
RICHMOND RANGES?
R .wm...
the Jones 8 Rotohidss Company
17‘ WALL STREET NORWALK
,...._....7,
etc.
When you buy coal you want a full
measure. Not only want the quality '
right but the quantity as well. When
you place the order. with us you are
sure of satistnction in every bit of coal
you buy. 7 .
Place your elders with us‘and get
' your moneys worm Our price cqunio
nny and our ‘ooni surpasses ull.‘
W7
7 . rel 31-5.‘
So. Matti or *
The pp ”y "or the pool
"77mg them be 'best maps: on Llo‘
Norwalk Chronicler