- rs. '.J H. Mslkin, oi omhard str.eet
is ill with the grip.
..lelter F'. HsnarlcTs, the automobile
clihufleur. has secured a position in
Martin
WW
r. and Mrs. Ebenezer Morgan, Jr..
of ystic, are spending a few days in
South Norwslltr,
W
Jrhe Misses Grace and Mabel Hunt
an) visiting Mrs. Robert Judson. or
bodbury. Conn.
."tMlsil Gertrude ll. Dudley. or 31 Men
, smothhss zone to Bridgeport to
spend a month with relatives.
.lldlss Edie l Lane, of Morgan ave
use. entertained Rev. Di Charles H.
Pnrkhurst. or New Yerx. yesterday.
“3......
:2Miss Lillie Bet‘glund has returned to
Norwalk. after a short visit with her
mother. Mrs. Clara Berglund. in
Georgetown.
..John H. Bates, of Grnnbury: is
erecting a large carriage shed on
Wank F. Clark's new place in New-
town avenue.
Misses Esther Merriam and Marie
Eastman, who have been spending a
few days in New York. have returned
to South Neiwalit.
The regular meleting oi the board of
directors of the Public Library will be
held at its rooms on Friday evening.
April 1st. at 8 o‘.clocii
Professor Arthur 8. Russell who
has been visiting at his home in West
si‘enuc. has resumed his duties/at the
Piiuceton Prepartitory School
“'Fiank F‘ Clark has; moved into the
{armor Charles Reynolds blood in
Newtown avenue. which he recently
3gigrchnued. Mr. Clark formerly resid
in Cranbut‘y.
Gerald Collin, of Norwalk. has re-
sggned his position with the Fairlield
Automobile Compan in llridmott
3M is now employs at the Reynolds
garage in Westport. . ‘
Anyone desiring women to clean
llpuse or do laundry work can obtain
the address of good women needles
employment by calling at the Day
Nursery. 16 West street.
d—“w-w-s—
.Andrew B. Yacends. John isotlerso
and Joseph Birdie are visiting their
friend Andrew Yovino, oi lily avonuc.
The visitors are from Brooklyn. and
very prominent in politics.
it is expected that a number of the
Stamford members or the Merrill
Alumni will corps to South Norwsll.
Friday evoning.‘ to attend the. quarteo
iy meeting otfthst association
2 ii. .1. Lamp. who is the well known
traveling salesman for the Walter A
Wood company. at Hrrttord is spend
in: a few days wih Mr and Mrs.
Frank P. Clark. of Newton's avenue.
rm'i‘own Assembly list]. tomorrow
night. A good time mnrdd all who
come. Robert Emmet Club duncc. lic
sure to be there. Brett‘s orchestra.
'i‘lcltetsilb cents.
The gym. yr. 23;
nusl W». .
s
hold its am
2 e of Mrs.
Y. s':‘
Will as many try. and be present as
ties-ibis.
A brush mitt
No‘rwslit Moth at parse stem 0
West svelme, was extinguished by the
Putnamfl Hose companyfli‘ussdsystm
noon. the apparatus being called out
by telephone.»3 22
gallant: tirat
items, it 'i‘rust (lumps
scoouh’t. Peary 3 _
Mrs. John H Killing continues
{only ill st her home in West street
switinlist from New York visa in-
model to South Non/sit mm
mm». and two trained sum
in attendance.
m
2.23M the Norwalit high school. tiss-
day, April 4. 3st 4 p. no. hits. A. P
are then u ‘iioois't
snow“
yinvltes your
' and “Micheal” spas leis. _.
to become»: Mus NAME.
3 Mskss and Ouocsasiuily Operates
.2 skin is mighty thin to somo' incised“
m ‘ ‘intltc 4‘
tit United S in will
not collector or in
0 i
”all organ ,3 t
atter the death? the has
taxes "uh 2p to
July 1 190 2: this economic a lian3
and he collect“:
Under ese siren tenses the ques-
tion mos as to whether the tax was
“imposed” tin hast! s, where“ lithe testa-
tor also in that Maliiyl
1902 The for minent o'idil'iiii this
was the case and it collected more
then $1.001 twin on testicles ted bypo
sons who «it hither year is upestioh.
other extend: «testified to pay and
suits involvn‘il‘ nearly two million dol
The case will be argued next Mon
day.
NEW HAVEN ‘IOY GENIUS.
neat-squ—
Wireless Telegraph ,
With a miniature wireless uppers
tus equipped in his home. which is
very emcieut in its operation, Hyman
hublnsky. thirtcon years of use. who
is said to be the youngest wireless op-
erator in the country. not only can
give and receive messages. from his
irionda. who are also interested in
wireless telegraphy. but has transect
ly communicated with Cape, Hatteras.
and stations (in the New England
coast.
Hyman, who only stands about up
to your shoulder, is thoroughly t'anill-
isr with all the practical features oi
the apparatus. and the mechlmlnm of
the parts. Although the design of his
apparatus. which sits on a small to
Me, in the kitchen of his home, up~‘
pen-a complicated. Hymun has not. the ,
slightest trouble in communicating
with his friends, at any time of tin-3'
day or night. When the Register re
porter culled Hyman set down at his
apparatus, throw back the lever. and
then there was a continuous busslng.
only the period at s. few seconds. when 3
iiymsn was, communicating with one
of his Fair Haven friends.
Scores of men. prominent in the
wireless icicgraphy line, have cslicd'
on Hyman and exercised his instru-
ments. They have all extended non-
grstulstions to the boy nud'his parents
and urged them and also little Hyman
in continue on in us work. Without
thoslightest bit or instruction, this
thirteen yearold youth has rigged up
instrume‘ts that indicate a bright in
ture for the boy.
Welsh school where hole in the sur-
onth grade, have quoouraged the lid,
and have‘bought and sent him books
on wireless telesrsphy time and again.
”New Haven Register.
u—o—
STRAIGHT TIPS.
The low snarled bank clerk can
am times accumulate money more
rapidly than a copper stoclt promoter.
Two hesrts never boot on one but
they often have the some foolish in-
clination. 2
When It comes to an argument It
half dozen tears in the ores oi s VIOlII'
an will knock out the eloquence or a
Cicero. «
2 A good many prontislu enterprises
balanced spoiled by be as over-gen t
Beauty is only slin‘deep tutti tit.
second thoughts often drown the
lmoclt of opportunity v
Love of moneym is the root oi evil
and love to:
Republican.
"Why do people have sliver wed-
(tints. not" Just to study to the World
what their powers of endurance have 3.
Willa staging“? “and
Siltttr‘est stud.”
one of the otiiiib lattes for /
successful hill climbing‘s a flexible;
and porous i W ~ :
“The Voile "40" can be throttled 2
filnm ‘31
or. out
is “to: m lag harder:
“War on biotin,
tars more are pending in the courts. . 2
"lJnooln"
lie picked up the receiver, and it. was .
ills teachers in l 2 ~=
the whole shruh.~scrsTton 'rnhuus.
Tuners! Dlretitort and to 333
Mi}: 3H
Y®UNG will
Overlook an opportunity. who do not”
ENTER u REEL COLLEGE
OptTdsn
Everything in the Optical Line
0
mm. rat. (to.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Eyes Examined Free
I. WALI3- STREET.
PHONE “l
noawsts.
The Hatch a Bailey Co
SOUTH NORW ALK, CONN. -.
YARD TIL. M
from ”a Piggery to at Palace
cord.
ooSea Gutters. two sins...
Asphalt Fabric Roofing.
SPECIALTIES
Windo‘tvv tiisssu‘ at every description. 3,. One. two and tummy 'l‘sr Paper.
0
chided W
distort mph. 3
mouthing and lllilldsrs' 3hp3or.
“IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING TOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M. WRIGHT S.
NORTH MAIN lane UNION are.
mitt sun sear
Spring Styles
WI HAVE 3IVIR SHOWN.
’5
For Man Who 6‘er to Drcss Tull
paces, "$32“. $3.50. {4.00
atom & RYAN
(omitting is not the more matter of tooth ll. tilted. to hill-—
the boyius oi the necessary siss without them at ill-W
you are setups. 't‘odsy it is the root on in dress-wine sociot or
why your gown does or does not tit.
Not. svsry dsllrois [priestly adapted to tits long. meant!
lines. demanded by the spring styles.
look to the our-u um moulds the druid. in no
You must. thorstoro
rhodii‘st‘rliots
it to lines illit li‘dslllmi diets!“ (33ml. iii tit is all yet to-
day.) scientific study to which we 39. ' sh Fully it “ gsil;
tholtght. Those whom we hove tit mm A} W! 1 d3
acute sleotproduced ms m cm asd «mm: m: as
torts. notihs usual we boxy nanny or costs minim
come
who.
023. Jackson
"W 'wllflnd all; assholes Papers
,wnsumolros. not.
continue so until the and ot the sea
toning to testi
inns banks
postal tam
ny ss.to
s‘ircsdv
iii bill it"
passed the senate. but no one can
predict when it- will not throw the
post olden committee o! the house.
There is strong opposition to this mess-
uro especially from New Ehzisnd. ms
Connecticut bankersmava urged the
Connecticut dole tlon tb oppose it
Asub- committ o! the (till Dost
oli'ics committee is also considering
the postsi reorganisation bill. which
is intended to place the best new
department on a business basis. This
is a v Jame hill, prepared by the
postal commission and ii' adopted it.
will revolutionize the present system.
throughout the country oi more impor-
tance. and would correspondinsly _
duce the smaller ones. The commi-
tee expects to report this bill the l3a3i33‘
of the session
The subject or establishing a par-
cels post will be tsken up i earnest
by the coinmlttec next men
are about a dozen hills on this sub-
test before congress. There are two
kinds. one to establish unlimited par-
cels post and the other to have the
system only on rural tree delivery
routes. Mr. Henry has introduced one
of the latter kind at the request of
James l.. Cowie.
to 26 pounds in wet ht and not more
than six toot long. no express com-
panies have always fought these bills.
mid they have been assisted by store
keepers in entail" towns. who object
because they think the large depart-
ment stores will take away their trade.
Many organic tions in Connecticut
have petition. in favor of establish-
ing the system. and some have on
posed it. it is probable that. the com-
mittee will tnnke up a bill of their
own, based on all the bills bbi'orc
them.
The senate committee on post of
does llllli not us vet taken up con
sidcrstion or the post oince appropri-
stlon hill shich passed the
house it month use. Many amend
meets to the bill are expected when
it goes before the m-nstc. especially
in regard to salaries of clerks and
carriers. The committee will prob-
ably only give one day to the bill when
the; xvi at it and the senate will not
occupy much more time in its cousid
oration. The real struggle will come
in the extremities on conference.
~For any pain. from topto
from soy calico. apply or 'i‘homds‘
Roieoiric on his can't stay where
it in out!
nuts in as
m limo that shuts QM
difficulty, Anstitor Balls Up
The router-once board of the Erotic
erhood of Railway Clerks have preri I
partid a set or demands which they 2.
intend to present to General “about
Higgins as soon as a meeting can no
straw with that otldsi The board
will hold a meeting in New Haven
out west: at which the minor details
of the list or demand: will in! pet»
looted.
Richard Siosrns of Boston. president
at the Emitter-hood ot the New Haven
system has been in constant commuhi‘
cation with the other members or the
board for the past two weeks in re-
M to the matter. it is said that be
attempted to am. a conference
with General Manner Higgins a, short
time ago but the latter rel‘uled to
meet the clerks at that tints givins
as his reason that he was tied up in
the negotiations then in progress be
tween the road and the batman. .
3 Although atgcners‘i revision of the
present erltiiig rules Will be liked by
the clerks. it is understood that the
salient features of the demands will be
"i! mural. tor a go 3 increase
pg 1 live to t
me e I3vary!
Eels
I ' the
3 salt sparrows? Tied I:
t‘hrlno
I shim
”£33.“? I!) ll. l1
hiss ”E332? WT!"
r as at the: dilute
3Nea3 Martin read all“?
flue... willy
chase! the
.....
dim-Tho 2
- post office committee at the'house is.
one oi the busiest, committees ottba ~‘
2 house this session, and promises to -’
stun. At principals“ committee is lit 3
it would make the lurker post oilices "
- .ond s "
, hearing will be held April 23rd. There
This bill provides”
2 {or carrying all kinds of packssos ill)
HE‘S Militilli
200 New Shapes on
Shape pretty mag
* lot you will finds
Shapes. Come a
very style you want:
you not it. bemusé if TS ITS r3,
92 Washington
Street
snug Styles
DERBIES
sour HATS 3
MEN'S AND sovs' CAPS
soer NQRWALK‘. cons. _ 3
ARGAND bOlLERS ARE MADE 3 IN _3N0RW_
hurt,
E;
' stoma: ”Humor
UH
... .. . . . "SE59. $1.75. $13.90, Sago, ts ‘
. . . . . . . . .5oc, $1.00. $1.50. 3: 75. $1920.33 ‘ se-
UMBRELLAS ...................7sc,9oc,3t.4o.$xgo,Sa
In your new home use hot water or, steam heat. It is cheaper to still
and gives more satisfactory malts. Speedy an ,
The Heating and Plumbing C
233MA3IN3 STREETNORWALK
cums
do mt
. .2 w»-
Spring Prices
soc.. 45¢. 90c and 81.4:3 3
new We coca. .- com...
vanv sssr cssaussv serves. a penny! 3
sap saucy rarest nous” barrel .......
ASP FANCY PATENT FLOUR, ”if;
csssss-‘aso‘psooss ..... a ..... ... ...... ..
lot lack.
The Great ASP Tea Co
as wssmsevos or- totem uoswl‘lut.
sacs oeuvsnv. 33oet3t3~3nrlu am a. m. usages? m. 2.
“an .2 1 k »
WHAT reruns issv shine.
w
Will Renault hands a Senator
When its homes Home!
April American Maurine on "The im-
muslin: Roosevelt“? says: 3
‘thn he returns to thlscou cout’ry
mwifw m 5‘93:le machine
’Dolltielsss or My; Y3330r . 223 0 has no
love it all [or ,to M his that.
could he slat dormer or sham
States saunter"
Some there 3"are. indeed. to thi that
in Goa-
T “*3“;
age: than hsnitrmge MW 13:33
woold a; m... to All.
. m protest world
would not be shards; to" iihvi
rats. A raintall of s M
3'bring a touch 0! , n to
'give vsgdtg aged ,
out say“ M“ ii iii :
U20 soon
M
thwww “13“
liaisons“
hound to b33rl it some
Ewe should ...... tor theorem ohm
“Shimmer scam .3
* "inmmh in“: some
indicts MM: 2
4 John Quincy
' . how myM‘
use
years
this “TENS“ the n ' t
man on Whack-es wretched hours
ohms
“gm is easily s
Trims, so
the law tint!
hm “titlflf,
Norwalk Chronicler