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V, ‘iNorwaik. spent
“ ‘York onn pleasure trip.
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.;.Ail kindis cI insurance.
Public Stcuoigrcplier.
”acct nth Nemamponn.
jut—pa
Jerry Ahenrn of the Boston Store,
, is spending the day in New York on
‘business.
The Harstrcm Hockey ten‘in. of
'Norwalk, will go to Wetertown today
to play with the Taft boys
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Mr. and Mrs. William
yesterday
Ewing.
in New
I Miss Katherine Corcoran and Miss
Mary Murphy. have returned from n
week's trip at Atlantic City.
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‘Miss May Quinlan has returned to
her home in Ne“ York city after via
8’ itlng Mr and hits John D Flint, of "
South Main street.
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Welcome Stronger Lodge. No. 964.
Sons of St. George, hold its regular
meeting last evenlu, r and routine bus. ..
iness w an transacted
I Mr..aud hire. John Greenwood end
their son LcGrende have gone
Washington, 1) C, where they will see
the inauguration ‘oi’ President-elect -
9 Wilson March 4th '
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preacher or the New York avenue M
E. Church of Brooklyn. gave a very “
evening at «
'intcresting sermon last
the Nero-slit; method-lat church. Dr.
9“ D Torrey. who for six years was
pastor of the Norwuik Methodist
church tomorrow evening.
iMPROViNG THE SHORE LINE
M
A New Bridge at New London
The Thames bridge at New London
is the only place on the entire railroad
lietwcen Boston and New York Where
i the fast trains perceptibly' slow down
A new bridge will eliminate the only
lame spot remaining in the contempla-
ted by the present management or the
[New York. New Haven and diariicrd
Railroad Comppny, but the 06st is so
enormous that it has been held in
nbeyeuncc while more pressing work ‘
in rshubititlug the Shore Line was on»
[odor way. Plans for u four-truck. at the
some substantial character as ihut.
across the Connecticut, iuivc been
ready for some time and it has now
been decided to proceed with the work.
:A four-truck bridttc" till the (way in,»
Moon New York cud .Bouicn. The im-
meditate fond-trucking rind cloctriilcuv
lion oi the line between Boston and
i’rcvidenco having been determined.
this loaves tho, line between l’rorh
dcnco cud New Haven the only gap in
complete electrification remolding to
be filled. I,
' The new bridge will raise ibo'cul
' . tire micro Line to tho highest standard
of rainstorm“. onsbiimt the heaviest
“ ‘ truths to be run with the greater i‘rc
sooner and correspondingly increasing .
, .thc rnilrcnti’s ccfiuciiy
The present image was built by the
‘ (Now York providence o diction hail»
Mud and was completed them three
yours previous to the absorption oi
‘ that company by the New York. New
dillnvcu it landlord itsa.’ inn draw
upon with at thut time no oldoiiit in
Hill! world. its cost was over a million
chore. dined" it will he no further.
' to the rciiroud compliuy will the
div hridgc id anointed. it is off
Stained glass windows are being put.»
' in at St. Mitry's church.
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of
to ..
Dr. F. Watson '.Hunuau the famous 11
EaStslndihTea co
rel. 371'.
125 Walhlrigtcn 8t.-
Wii Give and Redeem Premium Trad-
' fling. Stamps.
Horace R.‘ Nash
North Main and Want Sta.
All Sizes
Prices range
froth 39c to 951:
Albert F. Gchebe
26 WEST WAGHINGTON 81".
SOUTH NORWALK.
BED MEN'S NEW BUILDING.
Prompt Delivery. Phone 897
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THAMER
oouua'ra AND Ot’TiOIANa.
YOUR MIRROR i9 TRU'J’HFUL.
it you think. young we 11. that
cydglncm are not becoming and
strum your clot" tether than wear
t~hcm-~ inst let our OCllLiS’i‘ exem-
lno your eyes. pmcribc suitable
lumen; use our "Be-wet" mounting
and iii the slum correctly.
Then look in your mirror end we
will abide in; your decision.
97 Atlantic liquors, Stamford, Conn.
Itch id yrc ‘ Iona" Int. lyrics. .
“Mum...“— .
N... .. E .. . w “I... .Msnmnmm.mu.MJ¢w
nousov"
line of" e oldest and host
titration sold in Norman.“ ._
Rider 1: ti 9mm and City
i'.’
Belated Sportsman (nit-lying as
hounds are moving off after breaking
up their tux)—'-—I've seen your hunted
fox; he's behind, ‘just over the mud.
Huntsman—The ’unted lid): is inside
my 'ounds, sin—Punch.
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Hflrrv HONEYMOONERS.
“Since their Wedding their life has
been one endless honeymoon."
“Yes, they‘re a lucky couple.
three months."~—8t. Louis Republic.
Economizes Butter.
Boar . makes the load more
appending end wholesome
The only Baiting Powder made
. lrcm Royal Grape Cream offal-tar
A-rdocd add pays best in the beat .
2 me. .
They‘ve had the some cook now for
“Thatéwcman is fond of gossip.”
“Yes," replied Mrs. Cayenne. "I
‘giike to see people happy, and I hope
that when women are eligible to all
offices she will the a Judse at Reno"
.4 ~Wmshin8tcn Star
There is always a way for the con
selections, skilled worker to gel
ahead-write a Sentinel Want Ad.
stating briefly and concisely your ex-
perlcnces; tell of your pt'onciency and
seek I position where energetic, well-
directed service will melt In Mum
advancement.
Minco’ Drones.
oncvquartcr of former prion.
miss such bargains.
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with old.
and trouble or
diet. agent.
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
33 South Main St. South Norwaik
Selling Out Sale Of Winter Garments
Because we do not carry anything over train one season to the
other. some must be sold regardless of cost. ‘ Special Rlducticno 0n
Ladlcc’ and Mluu’ Bum. Ladioo'
Many women are buying our Furs It a Nductlcn
Stock consistsot Conny, Marmot and Pony Costs, Neck Rocco,
Scarf: and Mode. Come and come quick. as you cannot afford to
SALE "9 sort-I cronies.
516 Main Street. summit as South Thin Street. South Norm:
Ind Miun’ com, Ladiu’ and
A new car tor the now your! Why try to get along
cumbersome "liability on wheels?"
substantial portion of our product for the new
tour will so to those who hove tired or the upon"
a heavy. unhandy our. 8 L. Benc-
98 South Main St '
A
Chalmers
CARS
6i) VAN KANT 61's
‘L I s T ELN
REDDY 8. AYERS GARAGE
In“ uchwntit.
. sci- incite were made
hrishtcr vest-Ion? nitcrnocn. whim
Erect Nature cl Dhiccilou to the
New Haven lilac, Nominated to
Succsédludge Plait Has,
Noi‘ccmaduifé ‘
“FISHER RElERRIRER
ill ANSWER RRIllRS‘
Fellini in... 5.... also ”Bill
May he wounduplih‘fccn;
necticut Dam Bill
WASHING’DON. D. (3.. Feb. 26-
Opponltion to the confirmation of the
nomination or Samuel H. Fisher at
New Hawaii to be United States Dior
trict Judge tor Connecticut to suc-
ceed the late Judge Plott has develop-
ed. The exact nature of the. opposiv
tiou has not. come out here, but pro-
tests have (been filed with the Senate
judiciary committee. before which
ious attention is given to the pro.
tests.
At its meeting yesterday, the, Sen.
ate judiciary committee .rei’errcd- the
nomination to a special subcommit-
tee, composed of Senators Brande-
gee of Connecticut. 0vérmcn of North
Carolina, and O'Gorman of New
York. Senator O'Gorman is giving the
protests the most serious considers.
ticn and has announced that a hearv
ing on the opposition will be held.
Hearing Tomorrow.
The date for the hearing is ilxed
tor next Wednesday at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon. it is probable that
Mr. Fisher will be in attendance, as
he has arrived in Washington, evi-
dently upon working for his owu
confirmation and answering his criv
tics. Portico who have protested
amidst the nomination have been
asked to appear. it 13 understood
the protésta are political in their
nature. ( Maj. Louis Stoddard of
Gov. Baldwin’s stall is here in Mr.
Fisher's interest.
Mpirfint for Chaplain.
Connecticut has on aspirant tor
the position or chaplain or the Son-
cts. in the person of Rev. D. ‘Heury
Hymns of Danbury. This minister
was a condind tor a chepluincy oi
the House oi Representatives when
the Democrats took over its control
about two yours use, 'but he found
the ‘vetcmn 'bliud cbsnlciu who had
been uttering the daily prayer for
yours was too well entrenched and
was to hold» on
Rev. Mr. Bryonc announce. his
ccndidscy in letters to the members
of the Connecticut delegation in tho
next House. He is unfortunate in not
having any Democratic sonotoro from
Connecticut. for unlesmhe outrun- the
convert or I Democratic senator he
will not got. very liar in tho Democra-
tic caucus which will elect the new
.. closers oi the «Senate There are nu
merous other candidates tor our.
place. too. who have been Working
amous macro tor neural weeks:
Several! of them are Wuhinnion
preachers who m on the mound and
how: that acrobatic.
The present chaplain or the (dentin
is they. ii. (i. 13. Home. potter or the
tin ion church .in Washington.
chic President 'l‘dtt attends and the
successor In; pastor and as chaplain
drills vol-rum no. llidwcrd Everett
WI
a
Mormon for Legislation.
, " erosmu tor imitation at this m
nice oi scams that will Itlthome
the construction at s new power item
comes tho oimnccucoi river at. Wind
continuum”?
the Cunard voted his (incitement dim
" bit! into the rim on stem him»
_ ~ "Mm han-
intuition Wt the Will. CW9“
not when it tort law
the nomination is pending, and sec.
,a
8 Values to $8
25 Nets, Smhrt serge Dresses the very latest new spring styles; all
colors. Mdde of extra good quality serge. perfect fit and all sizes:
See big window display. Very special 95. 95.
New Silk Skirts $1.99
' Value 92.50.01: sale tomorrow. New Spring Silk Skirts. all the- .
‘ new spring colors. 91. 99; value 92. 60. .
r Sale of Coats,$7. 95
\‘xAny Coat in the store 97. 95; values to 922 50.
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aiid'thus establish a (screeching pre-
cedent governing water power and
other conservation policies of the le-
dsrai government. 0! course, the
Connecticut dam project may be
dropped out of the bill when the din,
terences between the two houses of
Congress over the rivers and harbors
“bill are adjusted; and in that event
the project will be lost tor/the- pres
out.
of Congress do not. seem altoseth
bright.
Congressman-elect Jeremialh Dono-
van of the Bridgeport district has re.
turned to Washington, after a stay at
a couple of weeks back home,“ and .i
Iwiil probably remain here over the in-
augui‘ul period. d-Ie will 'be back again I
about April 1 tor the special sesslom H
of Congress to be called by President
Wilson.
Judas Beer. in Washington.
Judge A. :B. Beers oi' 'Bricifiellol‘t.
commanderdnachier oi the G A. Rug-1
is in Washington and is the guest. It
honor at several functions under the
auspices of the Department of the Po-
tomac, G A. (R.
Connecticut visitors have alreadpt‘
begun to arrive in Washington 101‘ that ‘7
inauguration. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. _
Greenwood and their son, Leann.
Greenwood. 'have arrived {tom Nop-
wali; and are the guests or Mr. and _
Mrs. C. S firecnwood, secretary to .
Congressmen 'Hill. Mr. and Mrs. P. ,
El. Kip of Bridgeport are also here,
staying at the Willard hotel. ‘
Show Real Generalship.
Senators Brandegee and McLean
showed real legislative generalship
during the fight over the Connecticut
river question that occupied several
hours. in the Senate yesterday after-
noon. Senator Burton cdered the ori
sinol hill, with the provision for a
federal tax modified so that it would
not establish a. precedent. as an
amendment to the rivers and harbors
bill. Senator Backhand in his light
against the ibill. made a point of or-
der the: the proposed amendment
was not germane. but withdrew it a
minute later. He saw the possibility
tint the point of order might get
him into a bad situation. Senator
Broadcasts saw the advantage at a
riding on that question and renewed
the point or order. The Senate ruled
that the amendment was proper.
Fund President's VIM. ‘
That brought about a. vote on the
bill with its federal tax feature and
the Senate voted that down. 27.10 49.
So that the project would not ”be-en-
tirely lost, Senator Man then offer.
ed the bill as it was passed by the
Senate a few days ago-“Without—v- the.
federal tax feature. The Senate
adopted that amendment by two roles
”~89 to 85 end 39 to 37. The second
vote was token because the opponv
cuts toured the insertion at the
amendment would cause the Frost
dent to veto the entire rulers and
hub bill.
it the Connection dam amendment
stays in the hill in its present form.
there immvo danger the President
willuyctc the entire rivers and her
born measure. its lute announced
several times that he would not nlz‘n
water power ironic that did not oouw
lulu o provision for n‘i‘odomi tux; the
inserted does not provide tor it led
oral tux.
May Mcrli’ico Dam Bill.
,womu rouNo vsnv ILL: t-
MFI. Scott. After Five Days Ilium of
Pn‘cumonla,” Goes to Hospital.
After lie/vim been ill with pneu-
monia for tire days with little in the“:
house to out and no one to aid or III- :
sist her do anyway. Mrs. Mary iii. L.
Scott. widow of Robert Scott, we:
found suitor-lug terribly by one of like
neighbors yesterday at her home it!
109 Water street. Having been 31W. '
to do any housework, hire. more
apartments were. in a bad condition.
and. had it not been tor the noixhbm
it is likely that Mr: Scott would ho ‘ -
cussed away shortly. for it is rem
ed at the hospital, where she W
hen ycswoday ,nttcrnccn that
condition is very serious.
Mm i-icott canto to South New
from Raleigh N. 0,301)” dental“
Aged feeble. and alone she din M ‘
chin to do but little for lime", '
iiculurly within the last few y’
The cold weather for the put I,
weaksxond with but little duel Iv
willohgtc kindle s. first. mused m
limit to contract pneumonia.
One oi the neighbors went into
home yesterday to use what one 3 ' j
it rooms pouslble that It majority or do for the woman and found M
both houses at Count-ecu would. no very ill manning the collation“
‘umr cos the Connecticut river prcicci. other mum at once. tier 912099919»
9nd another or similar nature in lino united in the removal ct din m
bosom sacrificed than coo tho entire to tho hospital. whom she i. no
rivers and harbors appropriation all the euro that mdicti colon
knocked out .“iind in that view of tho iroiucd norm con give hon.
stilettos. the prospect. for the Corn Nor condition on very m
citation river project at this session morning.
.,,, .i'l mum
no this iiiiiilll no; out illiii
. illitiii lililifllill viii?
Soy: 9d: and Sui or Will ,
supp 91mm“: Kr .3“; many so nice so "Wyotlt’ila
Cur-g DWI-um Willie will”. my. (MM.
W» , ‘ ‘ “ Build. ’99 all desire to
Momwdcommintcr, . ‘
hour but with sulphur‘nnd alcohol .1 _
dd than lift to up and W119 ‘ L
illicit-ed trill Jim W.
Norwalk Chronicler