. 3 ”my little one-fl
; thieky your, out that you'll Mite I)
3 tibia elk forepnlrotahoee. Butlweatmto
on A: Code. mun their aam elven look no nice,
on wetland Ioeleo eoxood. and I would like a pair of Felt
for on their: and» our of Jereey Mortar; and brother went.-
Itad then he'd like a pair at Shoee last the Pa Irene. You’ll
at it “D..Lyon h 00. I. too We buy our Shoes there. tor lie mil
' tor hint eon teen than thou you buy at other. atom. Mo eaye
pleuje her more than I pair at Patrician Bhoee. aieterwene
6 Megan will give her a pair of heavy extension note Shoes,
would I pair of the comfortable hind of Shoes that I“. D. Lyon
elderly people. .1
don‘t target, please. George, Willie and Baby are so
matted-bye. MAUI).
' 5 w’ll rear-e lots otwmple in thin town who think just are Mend door,
this is the store tor Rood Shoes.
F n. throat o co.
hire».
Ledlee' and Gent". Sheen Poliehed Free.
South Norwaik.
“on. .unnaturalrattan; " *
HOUSTON’S.
'I'HE FUR STORE.
”an WILL I oar HER. ‘3 .
., . Is The VITAL ounsrmu.
eall important question now is what Gift to gut Io; Mother Wile.
tar. Slemr 0i Sweetheart. We can pIovido for all. old m yonfig Er.
Willi; we offer here makes II sensi bio and useful (.lift. one which will be
. elated and treasured long after the holidays are forgotten.
-.Boar in mind We carry the largest. assortment, the moat l‘t‘llflblt‘ good's
and we guarantee our prices to be the. lowest, nuamy considered.
, ALLOW US ‘to SUGGEST.
IN CLOTH GARMENTS.
A 'l‘nilor'hludo Suit. Cont. Cape or
Skirt. :1 Tuiteta. .elvet or Finn.
uni \‘l'uist.
FOR THE CHILDREN.
llox Coats. Roofers.
and Fur Sets.
anus.
~«A Coat or Capo. II Muff or Nook
Scarf. II Child‘s Set.
‘ Dona GOWNS.
A Ten Gown. a h‘lunuelotto Kiln-
.ona, u Dressing Saoqne.
union's, non liain Street, Bridgeport.
33" Car fare on $5. 00 purchases or over.
Willi Hill [mill WRITER
" (continued Irom that page)
ruins mail of the schoolmastei in.
labia contained a letter 0I two from
3 anonymous suture all of which.
caterer, pointed to one origin hire.
ellan. who boards with her hus-
tit the home of Earl Thomas. on
(till street sa3s she saw the lt‘lli'll-‘l
(lrotrhons
I
NEGATIVE SIDE WON.
Catholic Club Decide. that Capital
Punishment Should Not be Aboiiohed.
The first of II series of drbatrs to 3,.
held throughout the winter months by
tho Debating Stir-i913 of the (Tutholir
(‘IIIb. took piano at the club house. in
West awnur. last night. The nit-2nd—
SIIIIlicIte oi Ilew‘Yrrl flea but
Bill llll fill illiiiiiilig
The Bidders for the Building or. Rear
of the appalled theatrical trust In New
I-ompleted within a book. The repio
. sentativee of the ennui-atr- are Messrs.
:lwet our notoriety—our minor:
ill
Fur oollarettes and boas.
M KraSovivz d: 5 Fair,
LADI EB’ TAILORS.
Corner North Main and Ann Ctr-ems.
South Norwalk.
the Property.
reeentdtlvu of the Soceiieo The. [3 .
no Better Candi
NEW HAVEN, December ilk—An of?
THAN RIGHT HERE. '.
for has been made by representatives
WE MAKE OUR OWN
AND SELL ITRIGHT.
Is ion In iOcib
York for the Hyperion Tlmairmand it»
in possible that the pun-hose am he
Hamlin Stair and Stitz of New YOIII
and they have been negotiat'ng with
the owners of ..w “3 pm ion ". Win
ohell and George K H Hughes for or
or a month There in II difference as
to price between the prospective pm
chosen; and the owners it is under-
stood that the price asked p3 $100,000.
while the Now York men are willing
to pay 890.000. Another reason why
the deal has been delayed in the right: 5
of easement held by tin.- Union League
over the pussugoway from Chapel
street to tho‘ Hyperion building. 'I‘hia
consists of a seven toot stretch which
cannot be built noon on long as the
l‘nion League insists on no rights.
Dr. A. E. Winchell did not cure to
discuss the matter last owning. He
said tho 1II'opoI'I3' has boon for sale
for a long time and many people have
Candy Kitchen,
To trade your pains for Christ-
lookod at it but never made :1 mm "1881b).
chase. He did not know whether tho 3
present negotiations would amount to And feel to'fbardSanta aswhen
anything or not. Max Stratus. the wall
known real oetato di'fllt‘l'_ is noting for 3 b0“:
the New York men. He said the p'br- -
('haso may bu ronIIIiI-tml the latter
part of the work.
While thorn appears to in- nomo pos. .
aibiiity that tho deal only lu- carried
out to a finish satisfactory to the Now
York IIIrII. Mr. Gourno ll. Bnnuoll, the
proaont lesson of the theatre seems to
hold a strong (turd. His lt‘flSt' ha»:
some six rears to run and unless, all
amicabir- agreement run he reached
with him the syndicate‘s name wiii not
grace the Sign of tho Hyperion immo-
whiskey and gin.
medicine.
Omit Christmas night your
And try a bottle of Dr. Dick's
Holiday Goods.
We have made an extra effort this season to place before our friends and patronagthe most com- I
plete line of goods suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS that we have ever shown. Something .in
every department especially suited for the season. '
H 0 LI D A Y H A N D K E R- ELEGANT FRENCH FLAN- FINE FRENCH CHINA.
CHIEFS. NELS. HOLIDAY BOOKS.
FANCY NECKWEAR , BLACK DRESS Goons. SILK AND SATEEN SKIRTS.
' HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS. FANCY NOVEL/PIES.
ALL SIZES OF RUGS.
RICH GLASS WARE.
.WOOL GLOVES AND M1T"FUR MUFFSAND scanrs.
TENS. LACE CURTAINS.
LADIES'. GENTS’ AND MISSES’ KID GLOVES.
BLACK AND COLORED SILK WAISTS. '
'FINE TOWELS AND TABLE LINENS. j
FANCY LUNCH AND TABLE CLOTHS.
SATIN QUILTS 1N WHITE AND COLORED.
ALL THE LATEST WEAVES IN COLORED DRESS GOODS
Norwalk, ct.
Tristram 8: Hyatt,
diatoly.
E’NTERTAINMENTS.
enor'r's THEATRE:
ONE SOLID V. -.'.K—Cpmmencing
'Rnl Estate for Sale Cheap!
To Close an Estate.
pooled drop a letter on the street. it
directed to a young woman in
. till! Nm'walk. It was turned over to
Bryan. thn village postmaster
next day Mr. McClellan sa3s. he
ed a letteI from the young W0!“-
i'hose address appeared on the lost
liter, stating that an anon3quus note
treated to him had been found in the
tier. and enclosing it. On the snow
McClellan I'weixod another anom-
letter in width. he said. was the
:rgggygigtglmtw £8353; knee-“lit: ‘ task in dariding whirh side should
W!" '50 contained a (“lily of ",9 note 3 claim virtoiy, but finally declared that
“it Lbeen in the misshe nddressrdf‘h“ “WM”? ‘1“? “-"ll TM? aart‘f'd
young woman in South Norwalk. i
M'
man says . .
W3 , to ‘ ondul “N . nbolIshod. but for the promotion of so-
an the sclmtl m . 'rir-iI’. IlIr' death pt'nalt3' must nMossar-'
. 6 teacher whose name has figur— .3, _
' the case was prominently men. l“) “9 “mill?“-
3 for principal. when it was ldarII— .‘ Dr. (‘luuo and Mr Smith mgurd thnia
t tho former master was not to in all the laws of God it was entirely
ringed When the fall term wrong to kill a human being under
George Sienna who has (harRo . any «irrurnstanros and in Sllppurl thr3
pointing the school Iaoult3 anA: lit-d the commandant uhirh says
i that Mr. Mct‘lfillan whor'otnt's ‘Thou shalt not kill.“ 'l‘ho3' belieruli
nrtford. Conn. had been rngag~ i that the penalty of litr- imprisonment
' Was just as set are as deIth.
not forbidden b3 God A: for us the
aboIe was oonoornod it one amard by
all present that they were in the right.
which In»? 1““ 0‘ “llpdm‘lmt‘f Messrs Roma and Hnnigan in thoiir
.. and lhl‘fiilfi- 1 “a“? sWWW-“=3:uianmrnt. mailed the question of the
““1““! “PM?“ 9““er m3 '3" . moral right to lake life and I'onteotod
dud I shall ““3“ 1* pmsecutlon. ‘lhni on three Invasions it is parmiaalble
W [to kill another man: in war. wit da-
TERS FOR KNIG EDWARD from and to oxuutr a rriminai who
. “WIN 0‘ hunland “m “"ihas taken another persons life. Their
have the folio“) of rating 0‘03“ .mongrat point brought out was that'
3“ 05‘3”" 3‘ (‘m‘lfi‘mils "I“? ‘tor the pmtwtinn of the human rare in
Wis 0' "MIN? Maniand 'gouflrnl it is eimolutoly necessary to
ten are now being packed for {unite the lilo of a person who has uni-g
t to l.herpool b3 the steam
erumore tomorrow The 03$ 1(anth su~tnin their cause they pre-
auor was good and the interest in tho:
aifair was keen. which speaks sucrrssl
for the touring drbntts to be held. i
abolishrd“ i‘ut negatiie side was tak—
lv‘innogan. and III» atiirnIntiIe was look
Id after b3 Dr. T F. (‘iuue nnd ..lohn
Slilllll.1ll" IudR‘es Attoruo3
ward Hill’itll
think it is a matter of profeaalonal
may ." McClellan said toda3. “ ‘i bo—
‘ ‘ know who is sending these lot—
tn Butler k Co. 0! LiterDON-i irely that In plares “tore the death
salon merchants and fish hillld 3wnait3 had brrn abolished. the exttut
A ha i will be sent to the null: inf orinu one much greatot than Ir’here
ndmr Castle and anollwr to the. it Is enforcrd. 'lhe3' also poi ted out
an emblem at Lindon Th0 I'm“ certain states which had holisti-
least—wt‘rom this flu in Rng- argumrnt for life imprisonment.
portion to
ST CALL
ell molten aim and
prison
The In? tlw believrd that
to allow to exist and would the deal re
"WM “"1“. WW ext-minnow and not confined I‘or lite
II M in“.
. “Waldo vou wan .
‘AONIR.
them
the no
fan in their nature-I.
”DAV I. WALL 873.17.
Lari night 1hr, subjéwt was "'Rt‘h‘till ,
\ y )l
til. 'llIat tapitul punishment should bei‘ in h“ '3
an by James J. kooun and Edward .l.'
l-l 'I‘hurada," .
“dish and ex iustioe of the Pears Ed- !
found it .I \i’l‘ dilllr‘ultl
l \‘l‘ I'duoadu)‘.
that as far as the moral law was Ion-i
:rrrnod capital punishment should ho.
but wasi
on the life of a fellow creature To,
”I Ill be selects and will be con inputted statistics with h pr'm ed mot-lun— !
4‘ “out is the large“ one of mi mpihl puninhment had again pm- i
m d orum ewr seal—“l“ "mi?“ in“ "lam"!!! it 70 “'"ll'elgl‘vn 2qu caurunv REVELATION
l I“
is expected that the hiulveo .n-‘gatiw aide figured that this allow.
in, teen the other side In ported; mm murderer a chem-I- to more .1:
{.19 loin day of his life and M 0 N 9 A V
there on not a too: who mp9. from:
n maul
who comm “qt murder tree not a ti: than
to do murder he hrmiitnn' u w” .n 'A Hindu“ or Presentation of the
the more moon why they should or
any I M left of thie lit. Should me; in our way get out of print-
un and mingle with society there WI! II
minute that that? mlxltt Inw- behind
Jr who would grow up with
modem: pontoon implant-
MONDAY. DECEMBER 23’ Having sold sorrrai parcels of thv
BENNETT Mlil'I‘ON 00.
And then nan Courort Orchestra.
Daily. I. oqueni lug W ed
REPEII I‘Ollll-Z:
r.‘\'oniugs.
Tllt‘SllH,". Slows of Russia
\ odnosday. The Dangers of New York
Queen of Chinatown
Daughters of the South
The Orphans of Now York
Marianna,
Sands Seller-k. I can now after the N-
Innining real estate for aaio at very
low prince. The property rouaiata of
our large dwelling boner.» and one. sin-
gle dwelling house. both centrally
located: also a very desirable lot in
good neighborhood.
l-‘ H FULL PARTICULARS AT
r i av
“Willi" :. Railroad Place. §9th Noni-III. Ct.
any... . .J.
A FAMILY OF LEGISLATORS.
Mimi: of Lilo
:‘i‘bursday. Pride of Kerry ‘
Friday. om in the sum In the [mailer 0' Jet's”; in the Y"!- years of use you should look at
Saturday. 'i‘h - Dan ore of New York nocticnt ”’3‘“ ““1"" ‘3 ronmn nm- . .
BETWEEN‘ACT gpgcunms. ily of Winchester Center. probably the Gray Oxford Overcoat. 0“"
Dan son and Booth “(.mbaflc (omi stands in a vines by itself. Elliott ii. are are selling at 31.75; a better .
Bron son. of tho
mitt-d in 1899. lib:
Bronson ans 3 :mrosontaIim in i849
ours and roller skaters. Charles Lan
I.lie parod3 sinpor. Thos 'I‘ Shea ar
robotic song and dam-o Polo Crimp.
Imonologur- artist and rlanmr Ado “'9 grandfather 1333‘ waertpresenta ~ - ' ' ' '
'iaide N39 opt‘rntic soprano handle the thieetimps ix'iwrwn i823 and 1831? striped material, in two “Jade" J
{and N30 duetlsts . and his great grandfather (‘olouri 31. Blue Cheviot extra heavy
. PRICES. Evenings. 10. 20 SCI: 0qu Browne-on Ian than spelled). was Suits, sizes 8 to 15' $1.21»; 3-pirx'r
Special Christmas Matinee at 2: 30
Children 15c: adults. 25c.
\Ionday. ladies“ night.
flit-d to 300.
Seats on sale Thursday morning.
1783. .\l r.
tir'ltots lim-
in l857. his llnt‘lt‘.
’ (do Morons Munsill in Hill”. All of no“ 31 25
those rrpI'rar-niml Winrhesior. His ‘ '
SSPECML HOUDAY ATTRACT'ON' maternal grandfather, Capt, LI-i Mun- _...._,-_
l HOYT' S THEATRE
new venue mums: mo NIGHT
Mastodon -- Minstrels
s'ened .
I’rnl estate owned by the estate at
Real Estate Agent-3' of Jacob M Layton.
present generation,
Iathor, Theron
roproseutative in threw sessions after
llronson’s cousin, William
8., was a member of the lnégislaturr-
Dear-on Isaac A.
Bronson. in 18th}, and his maternal no.
rill. was: plot-ted representative for the
loan of Iorring‘tnn in i523 and ltiZi
and was again olortrd in in: but was
taken sick suddenly died and Ian bur-
ied on the day thr- lmgiolature con-
Hold
OntoYour $55 f
Until vou see the wonderlul ,
bargains oiiered here.
Men '3 Black Dressy Suits.
special for Xmas. 5800. '
For thé rhild from 4 to 15 '2
quality at $2.50.
’ Suits for tho 8 to 15 year olds.
All Wool Suits. 33.
Special Offerings on our Modernizadi'i-
Credit Susiem.
Don’t Shiver and Shake.
with every cold blast and continue to deny 3'00!“le of WAR]! AND COK-
i-‘OR'I‘ABLE CLOTHING. While you are waiting to save up. Come and make
your selection now. and apply your savings in paying for them on our part-
MEN‘S PANTS.
All Wool Caseimere. were $2.00; !
D. Gotlieb,
3 amino ill St Joseph" 5 (.‘hmr hi
paymrnt plan.
«Io—Artiots-w
Concert Band and Orchestra:
II North Main Street.
I 5mm, Nam... Swell Overcoats.
. There is a self mundane. self satisfied air about e men who wears".
Look No
Further
for Gifts for
Gentlemen.
Furnishings are the things
‘OIie of Pleasing, Upto-Dote Specialtiee
' Grand street parade at 10:30 a. m.
' warmer. PRICE,
4avaruuo:
i
Georgeeuo Fint Port. %
i
i
25: .
25. 35 and 50e-
HOYT'S THEATRE
oeceueea 2;
JOHN W VOGEL'S
;'-'-BlG MINSTRELS
u urld glamour-u Brightest. Clean to give.
I. not Amp-lax 'oroltieo. ‘ '
A ”gigantic moraine oi nuimnlig- ("OODWIN S
liked Per-tonne" Including Arthur |h¢ place to buy them.
among-mm .2
I
007 and Con-.001! Gordon. in Forty 3”"! Minor
”Ilia... a. a n «m Cellar: Colts
Boat. ..'-I be mm: by tin. null ”1.4.93.3"
or ‘Pteeo No. I“. . "gm
We! annulment of Holiday Hosiery“ rilllllfl
HM and monitor. flatten. Flue ”I”
1.334 hope-don
“Have m m Film | Holiday ..
W? Basilica: plot: stock
oi correct garments
for the bovznad for the
”1 ~9- rw W WI”
trim fitting. graceful setting Overcoat. If you want to know what this well.
dressed fueling means. girl. intricate of our long, loose beck Overcoats, or the
equally popular double yoke coat.
pockets. of prevailing fashionable fabrira. Prices 812.98 to 819.00.
WE CAN GIVE YOU AS GOOD AN OVERCOAT AS YOU EVER PUT
ON YOUR IJACK FOR $7.50 Ti) ”0.00. ‘
SHOE
liliiliiliiii...-.
lo thudrportmeotveueeeooodtom Wewoetyoutotry our“
Shoe; In an that you tin diluent styles to that particular attend an
‘ UNION SOLDIER FOUND DEAD.
NEW YORK. Del“. ZI.—»Meundor
LGraham. a retired L’nion soldier was
found dead in a room of the Summit
Hotel. Bowery and (lanai airport. at
on early hour today. He had inhaled
gas. in the dead man‘s pockets were
ifnund some money and name pipers
teeming his name. There was a for.
tough from the eastern breach of the
National Home for Disabled Veterans
at Tom. Ila. to expire on January 2|.
loll. The furlough described Graham
I: a veteran. fifty—Ive you»? 3.1!. of the
Thirtytfourth New York regiment. and
etetrd the! be but been retired on
aeoouot 0! general dinohility.
, ~00 you know mod Clear? Er-
mine the kind; we make. it I; up
to you to decide. F. A. lane.
., «~Il'nwb‘e memory. mt P. 0.. for
gutter Hoop..Porfa-oo.1‘olletnnlcloo.
i1. “Inna Katee-I. lineman-eon Nmmmmmmy
'ood Cor-rem For C l H 00. ~ .
_ . um; anon WITH EVER DY.
~Mntnin Pm. SI and A. A000 0? . m . '
.1... H.Kt'i°l"‘
“Dre-ole; om. II no rim. It
01mm.
School‘s.
. m «My. While...“ m
” one uni-Looms or commit».
Dear Sir:
count: mm. 0.. Dee. zit-«I mean
to the mm from Kenton. nine.
Inn: A tortur- pa unto-let ocean
and here this nor-ion. 00o m Iron
There in crmafiltmhlr cold It Ion the We just”
and there Is Wily of imam! protection in order»
mart anoitlwbodywdonegoodmw
many you wentmheveitmade form-donor
a: themfivmolit the “My“
min-01W am. ever think
:braefit yourself“
i
Both are made with double coils and ninth“
Norwalk Chronicler