Westport
Saugatuck
complete change of tooling by the
lime or the adjourned hearing in Hart
lord. April 13th.
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E New York city.
George Percy has secured a poaif
_tion with the Sperry & Hutchinson
,Coaipany.
! Mira Louise and Beta Mien! spent
Sunday in (lienbrooli as guests of
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sine Lompany will he held Holiday or as Camille and Inner Elwood noat— ,
enlng at the lire house in Van um wick aa Armand puval.
street.
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. The Rev. w. W. militia arrived
The crew on the Creamy Point trol- home in Baal Norwalli yesterday, rob.
ley line «parted this moraine that lowing an absence oi aeveraidaye. dur- I
tie-pita the abundaaoe or rein durina lne Which in was in attendance at the may a. we!“ or uterine in West
’ / theJaet-day or two. their car has wad. New York East District contention "on.“
Norwalk ed through everything in line shape. at New Rochelle. The wast Not-trailv m
people were very inuah pleased that In Ichede in eonmied to her home
Weather conditions “"9 “W'm‘d the bishop followed out their requeat 'on amounted an attack at nip.
with lhd’ town road work in thin violin “a WWW Dr. mm" to time x0.“
ity . but it ll expected that operation- church for another year.
Filled will he resumed as soon as poaaihle. her Washington trip laden improved
Your memtsm One of the'iinprovementa la the die “1|an with! tonh advanthn in health.
B .d trihntion of a ham load or crushed a“. Wm" ot the north m wind. Peter lien-d; has been inoviu ”a
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d _ «Wilma W mu AM I” n m that the ion: oiaina are more tan a» The not» purchased by Iiohael nu
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i “'2,“ out Norwalh tied tnere than use
their uncle. John Johnson.
"l Mr and hire. Henry Iiiller and tau-
'ilt have moved into Pranh Batea‘
neon on West blow-lit areaue.
Ir. and tire. George Holtauaa and
, In. inal- Jello has returned!“
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Jesus Christ." and has extended a kind
invitation to all Weatm Norwaiit peoplt
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Tharewaa not our preaching service
Sunday. April art. so actouni ov lie
Upham's having been called to sooth
er aeolian. The Sunday school ntlen‘
dance Sunday afternoon was quite
lame and they are now practicing their
floater carols.
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‘ Westport
«& Saugatiick
The State aireei drawlrrid'ecia he
in; replanked and repaired.
Ira. Atoll Manner and dauehtaii,
spent 'l‘ueeday in Bridgeport.
The frame for hire. Stuart’a new
home on Lincoln street has been rail.
ed. .
Illa Josephine Marcelle. at New
model haa been a recent neat oi
lira. decree Green.
Rev. and tin Boyntou hate or
tamed from tile conference at New
Rochelle. N. Y.
Iraeat Adana. whqhn been meld-
ing for em time in Wilton, has re
turned to Watson.
Ilaeea ileum and Dorothy Taylor
have returned from a visit with their
mile inflow York oltr.
The ”sterile“ nine will play its
am eaiae salient the Nani-Ah hihli
Ihldltiflbmmb
Where They Are Laaaiail
grrt'wvls of spectators in the seller-
Zdt tit lulled that body to Older, tor the
opening oi the first session of the}
‘ elm second congress.
: to see the senate as it has existed
for many rears. Many of the old, la.
‘miilm- flute and figures were gone.
.. times of the m posite political party;
3 scene presented by the senate was the
‘ strength cf the Democratic side. The
. 'merrst in lejlsiution than they lime
; “duels, located in the capitol building
: of Mitch committee he will be mad"
. and means annuities.
There m at, Met in eithiié
.. theiatetlaialier no: the
Washington-Major“ Wilson . .
May Be Selected or lithium ’
Republican “Whip”
seats 3 ‘ ix
2’
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it was :i sllsnge looking senate liiat
gored down upon when the vice his
The changer were so numerous as
to the its tonith‘ rig to one accustomed ‘
in their places were new men, some
The most striking feature of the
repute now numbers 50 Mwhlicdns
and 41 l‘emocrnis. one seat being no
cent. The Democratic side at the
is of that party. with the single ex’l '
réption of Senator loFoliotto. of Wis-
consin, who still occupies his old seal,
Tn the Democratic side; An addition-
al desk we: found necessary on the
Democratic side to accommodate Sen-
ator O'Gnrmau, of New York.
\l’liii ll.t—ir strength increased to a
point almost email to that ol the Re
a more confident air than in years
most, and it is easy to perceive that
‘hey contemplate taking it more activ;
done for several sessions.
Senator Brnudegee will retain the .
some who of rooms in the oiiite
'ti:i‘.din '. but will have in addition {hr
vommilire room of interment
‘lw chairman. lie will retain the
=iime clerical assistance he has had»
heretofore.
Senator iicioan has not yet reoeiv'
Ad any committee assignments. Hr
n: the capitol. He has appointed C
8. Kiihourn. oi Bouthinxtonhas his
‘ecretnry. and W. H. Sault. 0! Water-
‘iurv. its his messenger. Mr. Kil-
homn was for years the steuogrsphex-
to Senator Bulkeley. and will prove‘ia‘
‘tr. Sauite came to Washington with
‘he late Governor Lilley. since whose
“ot’rement from cooxroes he has been
in the service or mereumanmt-urxc
Tilson.
Major ’i‘ilson. congressman ot-largo_
flee building. it is expected that he
will be selected an the Republican
“whip". to succeed Representative
Quint. None of the minority meni-
‘iera of the houae committee hart,
'et heen named, odt iir. Tiieon on
‘eete to retain hie place on the mill.
'ary committee.
Contreseman Henry. of the rim
lietrict. has moved from hla iornier
ommlttee morn, to room 269 in the
muse once buildiul. He will retain.
he lame clerk he. had had for the
out ten years.
Mr. Reinv. the new member from
‘he Second District. is the only Con
tectlcut delegation to have been at
timed to any oommittee. Re ia.a
number of committee on pool odious
01mm, welihte antijroeasuree. He is
coated in Room ”7. linuae our:
willing. in the timing for no“
or. Reilly drew cut its. in what is
known at the “Club!" fitrlp."
Mr. Higgins eiill occupies his old
marten in the aloe mm. and ex.
tech to retain his place on l‘hi
ludlriar) committee. .
Itr. Hill has meted train nit»
orninlitda room in the capitol build
or to seem has. It mie- its
services or o. B. Omnwoed‘ at his
~lei‘h He will, node-1M he one
«the minority when oi the ward
WASHlNGTON, Apr-ll smwmn.
lCongrtss use called to order at noon 1
‘ Tuesday all the mombrta or the
. iieclitui delegation were in L
ohamlier was solidly filled with mom, .. ..
Cannon on business.
pulilicans. the Democrats are wenr‘iumw
has located in suite 40-i.-on the tar ‘
"our of the senate once ihulldlng. for" '
naeiui assistant to the new senator ’ "
s latated in Room 303. of the hon-t" .
ind post roads. and committee he '
i
first and greatest ditty
You should know iliat lite
prompt and proper breaking
up of the cosiive tendency to
w llioh moatchildren are prone.
may have your child from of
‘-ter1)-eere of digestive misery.
That fluted remedy of mo
Usedb { mothers for 22 yea”...
. five: 1 to little one exactly that
igestive assistance needed; . ‘
There powders are
pleasant to take and
cosy ior parents in
iv: There in no
ormiul purgativeacu .
tion. Whenyourchiid
is feverish. with
a ‘mnach. or initial
and. constipated. or ,
has aympiorns oi
worms. thereon mien Dan"!
never lull. Primate. “7'
at your Dmtiat.
You should art for .
riéfiifitfififiitifi-‘M
t
a
. ron airmen. .
“tilii mild:lellllislllilti-rum.
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it" South ‘Ylinrwallt 1'91
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Weston: f
CharlesVBsnies is spending my ,.
.l. H Snyder who has beentoti
sick list is improving.
Mrs. E. Mnlhianc has been 0
invalid list for several days.
Mrs. Adele Hull is spendint
days with Norwslk relatives. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sierillhl”
visiting friends in Port Chester. .
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Douglas Williams. of Fairflellit
visited his father, John WilW
Emil Hsimman has left or ,
cent a position in South Norwaik.
Litre. Charles Horn, who line»
with an abscess in her ear. in
1112.
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Mr. and Mrs. Homer God! _
Bridgeport, have been in.
week.
C. 1". Alloy has been in tort
week for a short visit at iii!
homo.
Mrs. M. E. Godfrey has
home. after spending several
out at town.
Mrs. Rosella Brown continual"
l prove and as soon as able will villi:
son in Bridgeport.
e
' Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Morehouae
entertained Mr. and Mrs. P. E'w
than. or Southport.
Hartley Williams has been .,
to the home since Sunday with
Vere attack of grip.
Rev. Frederick Coleman, of
Nor-walk, conducted service in» 1»
uel Church. lastevenlng.
\ir. and Mrs. Beniamln Hanger
returned home after spending
winter in New York.
Cherish Barne- haa a horse w
erai Molten rlha caused upsetting
in it! stable. The animal health
recovering their. “
One of s. o. Williaiila' ion
was injured at the Atlanta} at
e tow darn no and he lie- been
to use the animal elm oh
severe lameness. . ‘
’ The household eleota so: '
use. Oloar William were
teraar to their new hand ‘
ville. itr. and In. Wit ;‘
have laws W- ‘
t
hone in do any Zholiness one-pi tir-
«nation.
A total haw has this to it?“
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Norwalk Chronicler