niry into the
many lives at
are sovo'rsl res
told In the semi
[hot on inquiry
pierced upon those. it
' . he shows to have ex-
ta or negligence In
sis-l, and in the events
WWII “It fewer or
- All accounts agree that
clear. in other words.
I “ sinly on Detours
_ ‘ “ d loiond. probably the
" listless scooters, and possi-
‘ t on IOIptIin' a island.
. be distinguished. WHY.
I "shooter whose proper
an arid Bound. [etch up on
Iorwolk IslInds. two miles
.mdtilén or the small
sort or Insurgency they
I“ in the lock or the simplest
readiness. The holes bored In
‘E gilMI dIelde I question at life or
. . A than or men. the 'reportI t‘oll
lithotltuted theirI lingers for the
plugs in their places sitar every
olefin moons that somoquy has
W I little trouble. and take it re-
and systematically—Ind so It’s
. I “cause the chances are that
‘ [I going tohsppen and the pre-
won’t. be needed once more
panic stricken passengers-
them I‘ll their night clothes. ac-
to the storywallowed to rush
auteur to race the real por-
t to the freezing temperature
lhky condition and leave
- sod solely or a big steamer
WI! ground with her main
‘h'er upper works securely
I.“ ' . ‘h Cove In the night”
‘18“ and were. carried
.- gale. with the ther-
toperlthmloorobly in
The steamer the)
lives 0! the people
' ,wsI as said
up with the nome,doy and date. and
It) “cilia“ bill!!!“
I W '
mitigation is to em 350.000 hr I
new city hall. It looks so It Hayor
Hulvihill must he I pIIyIng investment.
~-»— ~— -
OHIIITHAI OlPT TO NOOPITAL.
Iompei leodnor oeso- Oonflios of 010
i»: to Assist In the Work.
The following letter was received
last week by President F. A. Ferris.
South Norwsl (it. poo 24.1903.
Mr. Frank A. . ‘
President Nor ital Association,
south scrim
Dear Sir: niciooed [ind check for
810. Will you kindly accept the some
for The Norwalk Hoopi tel Association.
no I slight who of" ”predation
or the splendid work acdomltlished by
that institution
Living near the Hospital 1 have seen
and know much oi the I Hi. oi genen
one sympathy unceIIin y manifested
toward its’ Inmates. sad Only regret
that my' tribute to Its worth is not larg-
er. i trust our at some tutors My 1
may be enabled to moke‘o more sub-
stontisl contribution as an expression
of my regard
Youth is I ndble whrk which my
God bless and give to you all I Merry.
Christmoo' Very lincorely yours.
(Signed) SAMUEL RODDNER
GIANT meson rns snow.
CNIIdn't Get into Two lute or s
onP—htlndlng l°ern 79o Orwell.
The cspscity of the Vaudeville thea
tor was “a to the utmost the other
show“. gas. This mighht seem
condders who the
use ws‘fi‘I oloo the else of the
vaudeville theotre. which is the band-
he! formerly need by Mrs. Osborn tor
the display of her worea The one man
.os Hucot. the French giant recently
imported by Barnum E Bailey. He went
to the vaudeville last evening to see
dine. Wlehe ploy, aocohxpsnied by I
little fellow about six [set tall. and the
manager gave them three seats. one
tor the companion and two for Hucur.
.1 The giant. however, could not get
into two seate. so he got a box. u.-
ried to get. into the box, but the cell-
ing was too low. and the box chairs
not stout enough, so he gave that up
and stood at the back of the house. He
could not stand up straight even there.
however. becdnse it he did his head hit
the under side or the gallery. He said
it mode his neck ache to stoop so much,
'ond he soon wont back to his apartr
:nents.—~New York Tribune.
FASHIONS.
The crush leather belt is intended [or
car with the tailored suit.
Fur is used on silk gowns to be worn
at. dressy afternoon functions.
it your gown is dark let your lure
be t contrasting color. Mink and the
dnr furs look well with the light
.c.lolhs ."
Arollt the beautiful new editions or
old books just lovely this season and
Iron; they going to make lots or hearts
8M
Buttons of inlaid wood are a novelty.
They are used on the wintry looking
garments ol youth cloths and those
trimmed with [ur
Save your elaborate arrangement. of
A trimmingg for your dressy waists. but
« let your eve'ry- day shirtwalsts he as
simple as possible
The Ruooian modes n»- the young
, mills seem to be as popular as ever.
The “Buster Brown" deeign. the latest
to appear. seems to be the favorite just
now.
The sort wash dannels. used for
tune-e wola'te tor old young. and
' In the dainty colors are especially pro
. ty (or the little talks.
ll. doom 3 bit odd but one can re.
, .movetes stains from linen better with
hot water than cold while' the reveroe
owleiuui «Judas
”to ”Admit Will.
the Nichols homily. or Greennold Hill.
5. Banks of Nrdold. to admit
sate the will of Samuel W. kitchen.
in 1800 and by [to terms allIthc broth-
or’o property to the sister. ‘
The obi to probating the will
in mode by the niece, Hrs. Georgia
party [I the previous litigation. The
ass not competent to msko I will.
believed that Samuel Ioi't tnuch prop
in connection with the other litigation.
There is I suit pending to set
aside the trans!» of property mode in
.s‘lt. it is alleged that when the
brother made the transfer he did it
without valuable consideration and
when not mentally competent to trans-
act business.
parties is rather interesting and in-
volves the shire oi the well known
Nichols family of Greenfield Hill.
which consisted or several
and one sister.
one of the\ best known members oi
the family around these parts. But
his brother. the Inn Enlnghom H.
Nichols with more widely known in
lNeer York. where he was I prominent
aw
'I‘ 0 brothers Ind sister had each
an eighth interest in valuable proper-
ly in New York. John and Samuel
were somehthnl dlflereni from
peculiar.
In 1878 it was agreed that it would
he better [or III' that the property
should be transferred to ltldlngham H.
ported [or the balance or their lives.
tats until
years ago. Since that time Miss Nich-
homesteed in Greenfield H ll
3hr. has also supported her brothers.
mind through
15 NOT speculattbe.
. It Will (Interest
Chas H
3:; 45 wall St. on
It?“
WHEN
I'w. Nichole. Asks
The contest between the members at
over the property or the two We".
Wants of Brooklyn. who is the moving
intends are that in 1590 the uncle
As the oituatioa now stands It is not.
arty perhaps not more than $100. But
the proboting or the will is important
The situation between the contending
brothers
The Into Col. A. it. 1‘. Nichols was
the
others. although all were more or loss
Nichols and the sister At the time
the inhaler was made It was agreed
that John and Samuel should be our
Meghan Nichols managed the ear
his death about three
us has had charge. Che has run the
and
looked after the New York property.
Recently Hrs. Wants, who is I
To MAKE
MONEY
You Must Inveet‘clt.
‘ DO YOU SAVEY
Would you You .i I 00 per month all opwon!
if your Hindu! and Interest were prrrlp se-
I .. gsstevmiauen'o colts sad 0'...
moonst- staggers ITO-so
Isis twister p
Minions .
“Waite“
under:“ ”in 'wkia
about?“
l”
I John end. "2].; photmoa'ppppossd ".0.
_ lobe I 0 con- _
l utility hso orifice” In o‘potogy to [II “a“ h m... gm mm; M LOlioqti ":h'rthmnmu
'1'“ ”MIDI?“ It “Mm“. «turned to the civil su rior court (Wisdelnhle lads-r- )
Turkey has so touch or this sort at «was» llohnt 'lIu tn" “81::de Ono or” wan Journals m"
WI] [0 do '[Itlt he: mlm m ' n O O u it “M a. . I=°Miilflm a.
should keep blonkson hand in s. illiod ‘° "W" ° "M“ °' N" ""0" metre’olls lath manpower-a
Ion: “Therein [II Pm Palistroot in
which once lived one Peter Pot
The Iowans observes that
most darlego tome writers
have almost hesitated to [event such
an improbable address as that or “Ir.
Peter Pattie or Pump Pail. " The
same journal goes on to say: “The
tendency in the wodern naming or Lon-
don has been to drop all allusion to the
kitchen the scullcry and the dust bin.
At one time London boosted no fewer
than is Frying Pan alleys, but today
but one remains. It might still he poo.
sible to make I meal of landed street
nomenoi‘oture. takIng Breed Street
Fish Itreot. Bull and Hutton Yard Is
the basis, with either Beer ltreet or
Water Lane as a beverage followed
by Pudding Lane " This woo prompt
ed by the' letter or I correspondent
making sorne carnation in his history
or old "Pickled Egg Walk. " Pickle Her-
don Directory.
ADJUTANT OENERAL'O ORDEII.
HA ARTFORD, Dec 28. -Adiutont
General Cole has issued the following
orders concerning the Third lntontry oi
the Connecticut National Guard: The
resignation or Second Lieutenant
Thomas W.- Rooney. Compom It, lr
hereby accepted and he Io honorably
discharged from the military servic oi'
the state to date December 24. Frat
Lieutenant Albert P. Ware, ttolion
Adjutant or New London; been
placed on the retired list on his own
application. .
..........;_......—'—
PEORIA. ill. Dec. :8. -—The elctatm
or the Coming Distillery woo entirely
destroyed by ilre ind”.
TH! CIZI.
iPhilIdeiphia Press):
- “i want to get a camera," said Mr.
Nupop “one that will do good work
quickly "
“Yes. sir." sold the clerk “what
also?"
."Oh. six moutho' size. i guess. Ho's
only two months old. but big for his
.I ."
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
THE PROPOSITION
Inmtigate this matter;
You
FOR FULL m mourns. 10032.5
AGENTS—CHAS E. cums Namath. Conn.
E E. SMITH. 2 No. Main 51., 50. Normal]: ct
DIIWOrlh ‘
JEW E. LER *
It Pays To Advertise
to boost We ehorse
"Mold and thsi. losinol “12%?
tendency In the modern naming or how '
DICTILLERV ELEVATOR IURNED V
Ill '
or «Win: "'
reconnected b'IM
“W.“
DoYou Wanll‘loutu‘l
i have it to loan.“ on all kinds bi out
Delete In large or small absolute. hem
one to three or on easy monthly
payments Iand e per cent lamest.
E. Armiuaton P
e Ire
. 090 Fulton
Hovr's Tucson‘s.
work or one. arm. '
II2lthYIeIr
Bennebl‘fomlon Co.
RIPIRTOIRE:
Iveslnpl.
Monday—A Daughter of the People.
Tuesday-:- "I "M Virginie.
Wednesday—8 i
b Thundoy—Thshyndon look Ich-
ory.
Friday—Outcast oi heooity.
naturdoy—A struggle for Life.
Moti noes.
b Tuesday—Tho Lyndon lonk lich-
Iry y.
,. Wednesday—Ion the King's cem-
mu‘ O
Thursday—Tho Sultan's Palm
Friday—A Dou liter of the People.
OoturdIy-Ths orkin Girl. -
OPICIALTII
TH! Monmoooo. Delineatoro oi Cei-
ered Comedy.
PIAIL DANFORTH.
Dancing Oeuhretto.
CHARLEB A. CLARK Comedian Ind
Mimic with lodget or New Congo
and imltstlons. .
ADA GlllNHALGH. theot songs.
CHAS. KENNEY. lining and Dancing.
ALBERT P. IMITH. Comedy Acrobat.
Mamas—Evenings 10c. 20c and we;
Matineeo. too a ad 200
NEW VIAR’I DAY PillClls
Evening—10c 20c 30c. 60:.
Matinee—10¢. zocisoc
Singing grid
NOW lI THE IIAION FOR
ATM
yALur-z step AND $1.00.
We.
MEN'S WOOL BHIRI’O AND
MEN' I DOUBLE IREABTED
VALUE 3k AT 266 ANDM.
Comfortable:
FULLY east-snout wa as: m A soairiou 13 throw ANY
oaMAND‘IAr vsav arrascrtvo enlcoo ‘ A
woman's uaavv rnaacao vosrs mo PANTO, wfl'. Mo.
WOMEN'I ALL WOOL VEOTOIAND PANTI,ORAY 08 WHITE.
BOYS? FLEECED OHIRTS AND DRAWERO, VALUE 25¢ AT 18c.
MEN'S FLEECEO SHIRTS AND DRAWERO. VALUE 500 AT
iON MADE." VALUE $1.0), AT 75:. - . .. .
THE “ALMA SLEEVE" lNFANT WRAPPER FINE HIRING.
THE REU‘IIN. INFANTS WRAPPEHB, ALL SIZES AT. 509.
Special Values": _
ganjalankets.
warm uuosrthIMl. All! you
t
l
I , . “ I
oaawane. no. once Alto onto.
smart mo beau/one, “on.
I
. 3-,; L‘.’ A" ~. 3.x! ; I
, arteries CANNON.
It is not easy to realize that the new
Speaker—young looking. active. agile.
. light on his ieét as a dancing master.
l A HAND-ILIITIIING use
it is enough to blister one’o hands
Just to contemplate the Job that con.
Ifronted the men who swept the door
quick as President Roosevelt with the or the mammoth palace oi ogricuiture
trigger of his speech alert and lmpm
nt the World' I [air When the contrac-
with his humor and satire—came to tors finished their work recently all
Congress in the days or the Senator- ! that remained to be done waste sweep
ship of Hannibal Hamlin, Charles Sum-'
ner, Simon Cameron, Zachariah Chand- ho
the liner. it never dawned on onyone
greet the task was. Caldwell and
ler. 0. i'. Morton and that when he D lie, the controctoro ordered 5 dos-
took his seat James G. Blaine was en brooms and set 12. men to work.
Speaker and for colleagues in thel When night come their inroads on the
House [it had “genres F. Hoar Samuell Igreot expanse of 23 acres or floorspace
J. Randall
James‘ A Garilhid.
veteron of Congressional life Mr. Can-
Wlliam D. Kelley and was scarcely noticeable. They increas-
Huw much or a ed the force next day to 40 men odd or-
dered 100 brooms. These [0 men
non is may be lildged by the fact that I worked ten dayrheiere the big floor
there Ire now in the two houses only
nine men who were on the rolls when;
he made his debut In December. 1875—
Allison, Cor krell and Stewart then In
the Senate and. linrrowa Frye. Halo;
was thoroughly swept,
W. . /
TICKLID THE" Kiln.
(’l‘ld-Blts). ' .
Lady (to applicant for position of
flour; Hawley and T. G Flatt then in nuraemald)~- ‘Why were you discharg-
the House and now In the Senate. 0! ed from your last place?”
all the members of the House of Repro-
sentativus at the time when CannonI' torgot to wash the children. mum."
tppearbd upon the eccnc‘he alone re~
.nslns.-Rrview 3'0! Reviews.
ApupllcsnI~—"Becauae i sometimes
Chorus of Chlldrpn~"0h.
ipleaee engage her."
momma
__. “m ..._.._ _..-... ...._..
l-iinno Him“ Moot. ‘
Riche'o Fruit Coke.
Royal In. lisk Pi$ Pudding.
loyel Cluster To
and try. lh. leash.
guides. in l ib.A
, \m'al‘khs‘r rnuira m 1;pr.
; CALLgo-s.
.OOOD THINOS TO "1'.
Stalled Prunes. l
Fancy rn cheese. .
Pulled IIiIlo- '
wager? It or New lists. .
Farley Apples. ., '
Crop iso. *
«me...» am
Posloiilce Buildina.
.WI- Int Im- one-kg own
pm deem-IQ!»z
WWII“!
: M“
m.” Tm... Pool.
mum” and Robins.
‘ .‘mfflgqrt PEA.) FR'ENICH '33:“M‘gaflafl'9MOl.”
no no Innuendo our moieties e I use .
wan {isles ting yoprwonto.
two... 33 Wesllleslihatm ‘Susot.
A Merry Christmas To All
Let us help you to mll’te the Cyhrlotmas Dinner ‘one long to be rem embored.
goods, let us insofar than over to you. =
. CHRIOTMAS SPECIALTIES [N AIUNDA NOE.
A Limited Hotshot of the France-Amer Ammo Glace Fruits.
the
We certainly have
Pineapple Ch 7 ‘2‘ 3' ’
Glace CHIN“? ‘~ ‘
Preserved Ginger.
Euchred Figs.
Marmalade.
Jlmo and Jellies.
mulled OI Ives. »
Plttod Oliv‘u. ‘ ‘
Truffles.
we invite you to olil. We ‘
Norwalk Chronicler