o v or! your J
gainsi this dliii- 3 '
g Burglary policy
solid is”: us reimburso you tor
- aunthLLL Norwsi .
All kinds oi insurance.
{Public Stonograplier. ;
1" Stained glass windolvs are being put
‘ ,,./in at St. Mary a church.
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Jerry Ailearn oi‘ the'Boston Store.
\
' businesa. ‘
The Harstrom Hockey team, oi
to play with the Taft «boys
liir and Who. William Ewing,
. .NOi‘ualk, spent yesterday in
York on a pleasure trip.
New
L ' Miss Katherine Cameron and Miss
Mary Murphy have returned from a
week’s trip at Atlantic City.
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_ Miss May Quinton has returned to
Liter home in New York city after vis
.. “South Main street.
L'Wclcome Strange-l Lodge. No. 364.
. sheeting last evening; and routine iiiis
' '. iness was transacted.
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‘ Wilson. March 4th
wa~- \
‘ .~preaclier oi the New York avenue M.
‘ . «E. Church of Brooklyn, gave a very
‘ interesting sermon last evening at
the Narwslk Methodist church. Dr.
F. D Torrey, who for six years wail
pastor of the Norwuik Methodist
church tomorrow evening.
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IMPROVING THE SHORE LINE
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A New Bridge lit New London
“19» Thomas hridso at, New London
‘ is the onimiluco‘ on the entire railroad
’ between Boston and New York where
, .7 the loot irains‘peroep‘tlbly slow down
n. new bridge will elimiiinto the only
. Llama spot remaining in the contemplm
' ted by the present management of the
New York. New Haven and lHnrti’ord
‘ Railroad Company but the cost is so
enormous that it has been held in
allayeshcs while more hrsssirig work
in rehabiliting the more Lino was un’
dsr way. Plansfor n four-track, of the
name substantial character (ill flint
‘scross the Conno‘oticut, hove boon
ready {or some time and ii has now
boon decided to proceed with the work.
iii {autumn iiridgo hi! the away he-
tseonflNow York and Boston." The im:
‘rnsiiinto four-trucking nnd olooirihou-l
lion 0! tho lino liolwesu liosion'snd
" Providonoo having been dolormiliod.
this looms the line between Provo
douse rind Now Huron tho 0an goo in
complain olooirlflcntion rcmdlhing to
liostille’d
The now bridge will miss lilo en-
tire Shore Lino to tho liigllost ninlidnrd L
. ol' officiohoy bubbling tho honiidsi.
twins to be run with tho urouior fro
I . uuoiicy and co'i‘roonomlllmiy incrliilliiug
: lilo ruilroud' s capacity.
The nmsont bridge was built by the
Now York tirovhioncc it illusion itsih
frond. and will: comrlcioli about ”three
’yooni ominous to the absorption or
that company by tho New Tosh. New
Eleven in titanium, 1898 its dram
, . u m on that time» this oldest in
; that world. Its cost was over a million
slim. , 8inco it will ho no foothol-
one to tho rulii'lihd oompsny Mics lilo
‘ w bride‘s hi osmosis. it is «(on
, 18's city now million for highway
m um' curtail! oohdiiions'. .
' id}; ”ism it soon nil in:
-Norwslk, will go to Watertown today ;
.itlng Mr. fond Mrs. John D Flint, of L-.‘
NASons of St. George. held its regular ..
Mr and Mrs. John Greenwood and .I
‘ their son Letirende have gone to j:
‘Wnsliington, D C, where they will see ~-
‘ the inauguration of President-elect :3
Dr. F. Watson ‘Haunnn, the {unions 1'
720
Best. Family
“6%
Tel. 371.
the Bumps.‘
Gold Medal 7’
East indiaTeaLCo 7‘
125 Walhlnyton fit.
We (live and Redeem Premium Trud-
j‘is spending the day in New York on ,
Economlzcs Butler. flour.
Eggs: makes the flood more
appellzinu and wholesome
The only ohm Powder made
loom Iloyni Grape firm 0! Tartar
C,
Belslted sportsman lull-lying as omit (woman is land of gossip."
hounds are moving on after «breaking - “You.” replied Mrs. Cayenne.
up their tox)——l’ve seen your huntediiike to see peopio hllppyyfilld I hope
ALUMINUM
WAR E
Stock
Fresh
Horace LR. Nash
i
North Main and West 8“.
2' "Der.
(ox; he‘s behind, Just over the road.;that when Women are eligible to all
Huntsman—The 'unted to: is inside oilioes she will be a judge at Reno."
-my”"ounds, Shaw—Punch. ~Wsshington Star. “
‘A Dead add pays but mine out There is always a way tor‘tns cos.
A. solutions. skilled workpi- to w
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HAPPY HONEYMOONERS.
“Since their wedding their life has
been one endless honeymoon.”
“Yes, they‘re a lucky couple.
stating brisily and concisely "your an.
périsnces; tall or your proficiency and
seek a position where lineman. vol)»
They've had the some cook now for directed service will 'Nsult in definite
three montiis."-—~St. Louis Republic. Illuminati;
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main St. South Norwalk ,
Selling Out Sale of Winter Garments
Because we do not curry “WW“ over (tom one season to the
other. same must he sold remdlon of cost. 890ml Reductions 0n
Ladies’ and moon‘s Quito, Ladle-l and Milm' can, Ladlu’ and
Minor Drum. Many women on buying out For: at l nductlon
one-quarter of locom- prion.
Stock consist-or (lousy. Harmot and Pony Costs. Neck Moan.
Seal-ta and Mulls. Conn. and Leonie quick,» uyou mono: word to
miss such bargains. ' “ ‘
'
nu in corn “onus. "L -
sis nun am. sigma as south so. soon. South rim:
All Sizes
Prices rouge
' as wear wasnmo'rcn or. "
scum NORWALK.
oso MEN'S new BUJUDING.
Prompt inoiivm.
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MUM!“ AND OPTIGIMN.
" voun MIRROR in THLJTHFUL.
it you think youoit Woman. that,
oyi-Klolisou are not oncoming and
cumin iour ores rather than wom-
liloiiiwjuiii let our otltihia'l‘ exam-
‘hlo your cares prosoriho siiltnhlo
lamina, moons “Bil-mot" utilitimim‘
and ill till: slalom normally.
'l‘ilml look in ymir mirror and no
will abide by your dooislon ‘ '
in Atlantic Munro. Bilmiord. (icon.
Ill-om 39c to 95c
Albert F.~ Gehebe
PM!“ 397
new year! Why trytogo t slant
with old. climbs mo "liabilityon wheels?" A
Inbotlntisi mil 0! our product for the nod
your will so to those who hove tired oi the exhaust
and trouble 0! a basin. unhandy m. 8.1.. Bans-
diot, “out. 98 south Moms
.6. now our loi- the
Kill. iii yrs. . alum silt. lungs.
0
,. xiwl i.“ . WNW“
‘TOMBOY”
. out; iii tho oldosl and ‘bm
: him him said in Nmalh.
mum iii ”iii Bouillon fill thin?
coon toad-ms minim blond.
‘lnvost ii nielisi and try cull.
Wit you orator ii litmus cm
incest li digits slid lot tho
7:
REDDY 8. AYERS GARAGE
{Mi VAN ZANT 81‘; , ” IAI’T NQRWALK.
‘9 llillll illllllllll
iii lLillll clubs 2
“I '
ahead—write a Sentinel Want “.1
. sic judiciary committee referred the
‘ was to hold» on.
, having any Democratic sonstomlmm
LA oréschm who are on the or
:scooss tho (inclination rim in Wind-
1. Nikki“ MW morocco. than
New Haven Man, Nominatedio
Succeed iliiins Plait Has
lilil porno lint
tats oi Rivers and harbor Bill
may lie Woulil‘i up in con-
Nautical (ism, Bill .- , .
«woos-moron}. o._.c.. sell. zs.--
Opposition to, the confirmation of the
nomination 0: Samuel H. Fisher 0!
New Haven to g'bB United States Dis-
trict Judée loi- Connecticut,. to sue-
coed the late Judge Plait has develop-
ed. The exact nature of the optical.
lion has not come out‘here, but pro-
tests have been filed with the Senate
judiciary committee. More which
the nomination is pending. and set"
ions attention is given to the pro-
tests. ‘
At its meeting yesterday, the Son-
nomination to a special subcommit-
tee. composed of Senators Brande-
sea of Connecticut. Overman of North
corolliis, and O'Gorman of New
York. Senator O'Gorman is giving the
protests the most serious considera‘»
tion and has announced that a hear-
ing on the opposition will he held.
Hearing Tomorrow.
The date for the hearing‘ is Med
for next Wednesday at 2 o'clock in
the alteration. it is probable that
Mr. Fisher will he in attendance. as
he ins arrived in Washington, evi»
dandy noon working for his own
confirmation and scenario”; his ori-
tics. Parties who hare «protested
union the nomination have been
asked to spmr. it is understood
the protest; are political in their
nature. ( Mai. Louis Stoddardl- of
mg. Baldwin‘s stall is here in M‘l‘.
Fisher‘s interest.
~ Multan! tor Chaplain.
Connecticut bus on saoimnt for.
the position or chaplain or the Son-
st'o. in the person of Rev. D.~Henty
Byrons oi' Dunbury. This minister
was a candidate {or ii Chaplaincy of
the House oi Representatives when
the bemocmie took over its control
about two yours ago, ‘but he lound
iiho veteran iiiind chaolsilll who had
been offering the daily prayer for
item was too well entrenched and
Rev. Mr. iii-yous announces his
clindidscy in letters to the members
on the Con licnt delegation in the
Mill. House. lie is untortuniito in not
connection, {or unless he obtsiiui the
support at a Democratic senator he
will hot xe‘ very star in the Democra-
ilo caucus which will elect the new
unicorn oLiMilohoio. There cro’ nu»
morons otluir candidates ilor The
blame. too, who have boon worklml
amour motors for several weeks
Mvon‘d‘ of them no w
lid and
“Will “‘5‘ «idiom
The prdsnt should» or the Bennie
is my. 11. a. ll Piuriiopmiltor of ‘tho
Unitarian church in jWiishimdon;
which Proficient Tait siloiids and the
successor ii. pastor and so chooliiin
at the “torso Nov. Kuwaiti Enron
Hills.
Protocols for Moisluiioo.
Pram our legislation st this soil»
siou ct cannons unit will sutlxoriuo
the construction of ii now power sins
in? M0” mm inane Windmill?
his 80min solid dill collocation/i «is
Home, the only; on own not»
room hill. is solo hot isms
notion home his music
can share in Objection one -
illusion ‘
~ colors.
Value 5250.011 sale tomorrow,
’4
and thus establish a launching pre~
cedent governing water power and
other conservation policies oi the (to.
deral government. 0! course, the
Connecticut darn project‘ may be
dropped Ont. otfli‘e bill when the dil-
i'erencels between the ’two houses of
Congress over the rivers and harbors
bill an} adjusted; and in that event
the prolectgvili \he lost for the pres-
ent.
Show Real Gonel'alship.
Senators :Brsndegee and McLean
showed resl legislative goneraiehiil
,during the light over the Connecticut
river «inaction that consoled several
hours lo the Senate yesterday alter.
noon. Senator Burton altered the ori-
Lginal bill. ‘with the provision for a
tederai tax modified Bellini Jt'". would
‘iiot olstalilish a precedent. as an
round out to the rivers and harbors
'bili. 'enalor Bsnhhesd- in his fight
against the hill. made a point oi oi}
del- that the proposed amendment
was not sormaue, rhut withdrew it a
minuio later. He saw the mulbility
that tilts mint of order mizht not
him lute a bad situation. , Benstor
Brandiagee saw the advantage "oi a
ruling on that question and renewed
the point or order. ‘ The Senate ruled
that libs amendment was proper,
Fund President’s Vow.
Tho]? brought about a vote, on the
bill wilth' its federal tax feature sad
the some voted that down, 27 toLIiii.
So chlst the proiect would not be on-
"half/lost Beos'tor McLean then otter.
edL imp bill so it was passed {by the
Sounds a my days sgo~withouta~ the
(adorn! in": lecture. The Senate
adopted that amendment by two votes
«Rain 35 and or To 87. The second
vote his: taken because «the oppon»
outs hosted the insertion oi the
smenliimant would causo ”the Presi-
dent to veto the entire more and
sax-boll». om.
if lihe Connecticut darn islandmeiit
stays. in the bill in its present term,
there in gmvo danger the Presidont
will etc the entire rivers slid him
borsi measure Ho hail announced
sever i union that he would not also
who power mats was did not con
tain o provision for u toderal tout; the
hind all docs hot provide for" a led»
oral or.
May “critics Dun Mil
ii booths possible that a majority oi“
hutiil houses of Councils would rs.~
thor son the Connecticut river proioct
and nether or similar iismrc in Mir»
noso- sacrificed than one the entire
rivel and harbors appropriation
its iced out; und in than view oi tho
sills ion, tho protocol for the Con;
n. .. l l chlor- project at this mansion
u
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s 873mm? 8“!»
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‘ Maui-o 881mm
mod mm moron“ into a
m with colonel“ and alcohol
3: it Will
and
Values.- io $8
25 Newgfimart Songs Dresses. the v‘ery latest new spring styles;a L_
Made of extra good iquaiity serge, lperlect lit and all sizes.
’4 Seeibig window display Very special 35. 95. .
New Silk Skirts $1. 99 J
new spring colors. 31. 99; value 32. 50.
Sale Of Coats, $7. 95
Any’ Gust in the store 87. 95; values to $22. 50.
l
Now Spring Silk Skirts,‘- all the
of Congress do not seem ultimatum
bright
Congressman-elect Jeremiah Don
run of the Bridgeport district ha;
turned to Washington, alter-:3 stay .08
a couple a! weeks' back home.
will probably remain here over the
nugurai period. He will 'be back anti:
about April 1 for the special soils!
of Congress, to be called by Presidoli
Wilson.
Judge Beer. in Washington, __
Judge A. B. Beers pf deDcporl;
commander-«luckier ol the G A. R.
is in Washington and is the guest"
honor at several functions under the
auspices of the Department or the Po-
tomac, G A. iii.
Connecticut visitors have aim
begun to arrive in Washington for this
inauguration. Mr. and Mrs J. W. ,
Greenwood and their son, 1mm
Greenwood, ‘iisVe arrived from Nor- -:
walk and are the guests of iiir. and
Mrs. C 8. Greenwood Secretary tar :.
Congrelisman 'Hiil. Mr. and Mrs. P
E. Kip of Bridgeport are also lion.
staying at the ‘Wlllsrd hotel
y
moms =0an vsiw iLi.. i
Mrs. Scott, After Five Dan illness at
Pifoumonil. Goes to Hospital. '
“Alter halving been ill with pneu-
meals. for his days with little in that
house to not and no one to aid er. a3-
sist her in any .wsy, Mrs. Mary E. L.
Scott widow 0! Robert Scott in:
found suitering terribly by one of m
ineighborly yesterday at her home ii
109 Water street. Having been use”.
to do any housework, Mrs. ROWIL
apartments were in a had conditiow
and bad it not been for the neishborl‘
it slowly that Mrs. Scott would sari
cussed away shortly. fault is rem,
ed at’tlie hospital where she was in;
lieu yesterday afternoon that but.»
Condition is very serious.
Mrs. Scott came to Booth Nomili
from Raleigh. N. 0.. some years On
Aged», feeble. and alone she: has been
o'blo to do hut little (or horse” .
tioukiirly within the lust low you”.
“the cold Weather lor the past is!
weeks and with hot littio coal with
which to kindle a tire. csnsodhl L
Scott to contract pneumonia. ,
Ono of the neighbors weni.’ into M
bolus yestcrdliy to use what she could
do for the woman, and found but
to nimlmwuammuhr‘w
vory ill, recognising the 99:1th
of her coils lit ones. Her oilom ro—
sultod in the, romovnl oi Mtg; south
to the hospital whore she is limos
in tho v-iiro that madden! misses out!
linined nurses can xivo iinr. ’ .,
lior condition was very hill! in
margins. .
«mun roam.“
lLNi lllli llililil Nil llili llli
l illuli iliiiiiiiii will Silt
Mullahs inau- own, not
‘ nearly so nice as "Wraith. .
Willis! him, my, (Mild Wilt
oiniumiwo till Miro to L
Marni comrades slid
null. hr units/union Mr
Norwalk Chronicler