nhow
“an Quality
To the minuto detail these
by” “Custom Grid
believe thorn
or footwear
‘ r
”I40
CHOU EXAMINED
o‘ntn'rdny to fining Implcnti
ndnr of Waterbury Men I
BURY. Doc. 7.«Edward
orduy in thII trial of
assctt. charged with the
> , , omits Colo Lockwood. an
minor, was put under a tire of
initiation by the defence to-
II was on the witness stand
t the. morning.r \VIIIII.‘ Bas-
rod Preston IIIIII Iioscph (le-
who are also chmgcd with com-
0. n the killing and attempted
,- Q _,’ were. attentive listeners to
nib crn.
Matthieu of Leonard today (IIII!
really from his sttftenteiits‘
direct examination. it appear-
c‘vor. that in II statement to
tailor. he said hI-I has only seen
during two intericws in New
Ile today he admitted that
hid! been thIctI guch interviews.
I TRACTOR GLYNN WINS.
I
Med 0250 for a Home Killed by
‘ oi’ng Hit by a Trolley Car.
tractor 'l‘lIonIas Glynn has II'oIn‘
I0 uit against the Connecticut Ruil- I
and Lighting Company. lie wast
winded $250 in lilitlgepott yesterday I
alleged mine of the horIIII kiliI-III
lolley car on the Vi'cstport- Nor
kilns and just own the line intoi
town of Westport;
Glynn was IIIpIcscntlfll by IIlt'
3) Ialk law that or Walsh and Hub
THE MARION COMING.
lI Probably be on the Norwalk Newt
York Line Saturday of This Week. i
it. is expected that the stcanIoI Mnr
which has been IIIlIIIIIiI by Anning
- Ilth for use on the N01 walk NIIIII
,IIYork line. will probabli be brought to
INorwaIk Friday night and it is IprtIct-
ed that she will make lII,II that trip to
New York (ill the “MU SatIIIIlav night.
"I‘he vessel is now in line shape and
II of the l‘ouunlitics oi” Inspection
Ve been (tlllllilIt‘ItI d.
OBITUARY NOTES.
'; ROBERI‘ SIMPSON.
Robert Simpson died last night at
e residence of his daughter, MIs.
al‘les Kellogg. in Btoad RIIII II‘IIII»
LI services will be mm III the house
.morrow evening at 7:30. The II"\‘.
Moore will oilIIIintII. 'I‘lII-
I013. {OI IIItI-IIIIIInt
_ JOHN i’.\III)II)II3'S II'I'NIIIRAII.
The remui‘ns of John Pardon were
married yesterday at ”It! town farm
etery. Mr. i’ardI-II. who was an
‘ lie of the institution. IIIIIII at the
orwalk Hospital “Ilf‘l‘P h-I lInIi bIIIIII
Men sonn- IIIlltt pr'I-Ilously ill or kid
W trouble.
I58 TILLOTSON TO RETIRE.
I88 8 .'l‘illotson Iran has “II II
her of Yt'lllh’ ('(llltIIII‘It‘iI a siqu in
Ington siIIII-t . and been engaged
the nIIIIInIIry business and dry
I, III to retire front luminous. Miss
«on Wits foI'nIIIt'Iy one of iIlII lII‘Iu
locum It- Mills.
Bed a Rule of the goods in IIt‘l' HIln't‘
. will closI-I out iIli‘ stock. ul‘IIII'
till she will InoII- III .\‘I- w V'IIIII.
L
.HEFUBED TO STOP WORK.
Min motninc II now! and Illlliltlti\I-
‘KI I’IkII look pIIIIII at thI Norwnlh
1 Company” Is plant. in North Main
LIILILIIII yttnomoderety
l 33.50 arid 33 90
Dalian-lunged It,
lIlI unites 'shpil not come ronI polluted
IIIitlztIII. of New Vork".
SIIII has cour'
‘ I than?
. “an Qual-
l Sheen ore
in in the shoe worldtodey
no oil
~oinq 11ml? II“
no
LYON a CO
Iouth Nor-walk.
... .. ”do-morn
WOMEN ARE TOO LENIENT.
Chicago Judge Wont. Them to Set
Higher Standard of Reopeotnbillty.
CHICAGO. Dot. 7.——“Wo want the
women of this country to set It higher
standard ot respectability for men."
declared Judge Willard M McEchu
In on uddioos before the Chicago Wo~
man '8 Club yesterday. "At present the
women are too lenient toward and too
forgiving of bad conduct. "
Judge McEwcn was discussing the
possibilities of Inducing crime II this
country, and his suggestion that the
then be held to a stricter code of mot'
his was greeted with applause by tho
club women.
"The Irimcs we. have most. to fear."
said the spook-J . “come from InoIbIIl
Iondilions in men and boys who have
born depraved by think. vice and
thugs. We must try to check them
by wot king among the younger genera
tion 1 Very father should mako a com
nnnion and confidant of his bov. in
outer that the information about the
funttions and duties of life which he
BOIII' (SCSI
—-
NEW YORK SETTLEMENT WORK.
No work for the III-Itth-IIIIIIII oi’ the
(manually is finer or mote. interest
in; than the wmk among the settle.-
mcuts on the lower east. side ot New
iY ork Much attention has IJt‘t-‘ll at
III'MIIII to that section of thI city by
th: IeIIcIIt campaign for the District
Attorneyship and the, II-siIieuI II of MI.
JI‘I‘tllllt'. in liIIlgoII-I StIIIIIi, that he
might COIllt‘ in touch with that skin of
Non York “to, has attracted I-IonntII
wiIlI- attention to life umong IlIII tenc-
ments. One of the best institutions
in all that region is that which thanI
the IIIIIIIII of the man. whom President
Roosevelt has IIIIllIIIl “thI most useful
.IIIcob A. Rlis.
The Making of an
of IIli' \V’t‘II'IilIUWII
books of Which “How the other half
lives" was lhII pionIII-r. ()III' of the
rice prI-sldcnls ol‘ tlIII "Jacob A. Rils
House“, Mrs. Thomas Brown. (IilllL‘CIlit'l‘
of Frank A. II‘III'I‘it-I. is to toll of IIIII
work at that settlement. at IIlt' young
pIIoplII‘s service. at lIItI lI‘irsl (IIIIIIII‘I-gn-
Iioual Church. in Norwalk. this even-
inn III 7.30 o'clock. and III the regular
prn.I'IIrsIII-I'ico ol‘ tlIII ,churrh which
follows III 8 o‘clock. Everybody inter.
voted in this fascinating work will he
WI'II‘tllllt‘ at IIIlhIII' or both III‘ Home SI‘I‘I
VII-(Is.
thI author of
AIIIIIIittIII." and
GAS CHANDELIER CAME DOWN.
()Il ’l‘lItII'II-Idni‘ of last II'IIIIII a can
chandelier IlruppI-Il iII IIIt.‘ dining
room at tho I'I‘b‘IIII‘III't‘ of Mr. and
Mrs William Ill. “oils in Sprlngwood
ii\‘t'llllt‘. 'i‘lu- IIIII-IIIIIIIg fumes soon
IIIIIIrsIIII through the house. and thokI-
Mrs. llIIIts, the latter aroused hI-r hus-
band and Mr. III‘IIh’ soon found the
I-IIIIIII- of tilt.- lI‘IIIIIJIII.
. ~_..... a... .
VOLCANOES iN MARYLAND.
IProve to Be the Oldest Rock Forma
tion In the United States.
Prof. Philip ii. lihicr given an ac—
count of I discovery which Ill‘ IIInIlI- Ill
tlIII weatcrn Maryland mountains. says
UII‘ Baltimore I’tIIIcI'IIIun. 'l‘iIrIIq peaks.
the principal one numod Howard‘s
linob, crown II. plateau about six Iniico
from the city. it was for Print. tilIlur
Io discover that thc tlIrIIp DI'OIIIIIK'IM‘PH
arc‘in int-t VUIII‘IUIUI'IE. and that IIIIII
arc the very oIIlt-st type of V‘UIl'lillIl‘
I’UI'IS that is round in tho. ltIIitIIIi Stun-II.
Two wIIii-knowu .IIIIniIII wow-
0 wore IIIIIploI-IIII there had III‘I‘II
off by tlIII I‘oIIInIaII of the depart
1. III which the} worked. iIhIIy.
hiniy Icfnsml II) Ilet IIIoIiI. 'l‘his
II. chII IIIIIlnIrrIIIIslIIg position for
Ifortibntn. no It“ III-iii for t‘lIlof III
I VIIIIIIIIIrI 'l‘hI- mung women
or. now III-I now coming and «II-
“I by II buck \\‘il,\'.
MI...
II. Doctor
I 0 ili'mh.
yout iII-IIthII in I-IIIIII'
What lil'II you twink
about an appendix?" “‘tui
Its-Houston limit I '
IW'
I. 1. tin who III careful
is onIthe cum mod
I An account with thin
II Itrcnt incentive to
i‘nmII nation.
I Jams.
'l‘hcho peaks arc ul‘ 8 Ilil‘l'I-t'I-nt iorIn
.irom volcanoes like Venuvlus. in the
Hatter form of voirnno mollcu lava and
stones are forced up by superheated
isII-nm. leaving II deep hole but in
IIiiilIn craters in western Marylnud tho
IIlIolII mountain was originally in I
‘nIoltIIn rondlllon and the top crust was
:i’orrcd upward in n. dome-shaped form,
Iand such love. hit did oncopr was fUI't't‘II
out in venin nt various pint-cs. ’l‘be
volrullr rock of the region Is IIIIIIIII-
jbearlng. Ind specimontn or gray. moon
loud gold copper were found by in.
II'IIIM‘. ’l‘ho domes of tiIII critters ware
somewhni elliptical in shops.
mm
’
w
; in MOIIMIIII Climbing.
, The highest. point It which climbers
ihuw stnyod for our lchgtb of time is
rum tent. on the Himalayan. whom an
nxplorlnx party painfully stayed for six
weeks in 1902. Hillier mill, at 21.9w
fact. In the extreme point of Mrs. lini-
lnI-k Workmnn'n “mute. the greatest
height. ruched by n women. Mr. Bul-
lock Workmnn kept on to A point 23.~
:ittii foot: high. which III“ the greatest
height ruched by lily mountnln climb‘
In: 'l‘IIII attitudes ruched by Mr. and
Mrs. buttock Workmnn were shown
thtautni. which M. Benoit. the IwI‘Uv
hoot. boson hin nrtillcinl inhalation of
oxygen. At 20.310 inst the commute
in genernl begin tin continued inspira-
tion of «arm. Ihd contact at this pro-
action» on mountable tor the, death
III on. Green. opium IIIIII IIIroI III. 28 -
”I (not. null IIIIII' companion. 'l‘ltmn-
dinr. hint mule; by n mini-to
Mobil t Brunet. tho highetit point. of
the globe. in only me 700 ton higher.
‘ 3.00010“, IIIII 0,000 More tlInt begin
Wu of I00. A0 “.000 foot to IIIO‘
highest point «on mom by Inn.
thin II IIIIO‘ film W It? I. BI)“-
oorrect. wit it
' the cirrus emu titnt m composed at.
., «on
tiny bicycle no
an! audition Square harden hut,
clad n"tho mutedrdhnpod trout:
o'clock this morning. . At that
they already had a start or 1401 p» on
tho fourteenth thonnn II lap, on they,
ad moreover complo It only It little
more than halt their long rldn. Tricky
spurns. dangerous tolls down the stoop
inclines or the track anti the frequent?
appearance of rolls or money sent into
the enclosure by spectators who when
ed goodI‘ stuns Ian-prizes to the team
who would outrida their oompciitore
and gain an extra lap filled the hours}
from midnight until daylight today":
with excimmcnt Once on the incline
at one of the turns Stol riding at the
top at the embankment slipped nodded
and us his. Whoa] slid to the bottom
of the. track he struck and upset both
Achorn and Dussct. The three riders
went down like It landslide but though
covered with dirt and with splitiic. u in
their clothing they mounted I. .2 r
whecls and went. «bond ugoin with a
loss of loss than half a lap. illnrly
this morning two women who occupied
II box. sent #100 into the truck for the
AclIoruIIMIIvnoy team provided these
riders would gain III hip. The team
failed to nmko the distance. I
Physicians who arn‘ attending the
rtIlIIII-I say that. thus for their loss in
weight has been schrccly appreciable.
Thorn are still ion teams in the race.
Antics. which outdo IIIII grout cndur~
ance lust. appear like It burlesque race
were Indulgcd in by riders during the
forcnoon hours. Eddie Root t'odtI
around the ring with a water soaked
sponge and npproaching close to the
rail ho thtow it full against the tooth
of n man who was howling lot the
riders to go faster. Another rider
seeing thui many of thII spectators
were asleep about the track soon MI
191‘ daylight secured a syphon and
awakened the slunIbIIrors by WEII’IIIIIP
cd squirts oil soda water.
MIIIIIIII'hlle thtI paIIII was very slow
and thc teams Ilroppcd steadily be
bind the record. They were 257 miles
behind at. it) o‘clock today, which was
the. 82nd hour of the race. Ikireillng-
(ll, -IIf tho Dussot~Dorcningec icnm,’
weakened rapidly during the l‘orouoou.
losing three laps despite the slow pace.
He. was seven laps, or more than half
a time behind the lenders at 10 o'clock.
WIli'll the score was as follows:
Miles. lIIIps.
WE ARE SUCCESSFUL be»
count: we honestly and earnestly
try to giro Intinfnetion to every
Imam who piano his order on
our jocks. .Everyone who ep-
meant. intelligent and tuneful
howling of his Cool will find tit
to his adv toge to buy of IIII.
Don’tiw p up in blankets to
keep wot-tn. but buy good Coal of
a reliable dealer.
iiitltit’is III Ill
.I. “Io-.m— W-
iiiiii
NEVER REACH THE BOTTOM.
Articles Thrown ‘Down a Shaft
llt‘onnd (flinging to tilde.
it is an interesting scionttlc fact.
and one not generally known. that
nothing that fnlin from the mouth of
the deepest mining shaft in the world
cvor ranches the bottom. This has
been demonstrated at the famous
Red Jacket shaft of the Big Calumet
nnd liocln copper mine at Calumet.
The article, no matter what. shape or
size it. may be. is invariably found
clinging to the out side of the shaft.
One day It monkey wrench was
dropped. but it did not get. to the
bottom. it. was found lodged against
the. east. side of the shaft several
hundred feet down. This Incident,
coming to the attention of this 'Mlchb
t’sn College Of Mines, it was decided
to make a cnretul test. of the appar-
ent phenomenon. it was decided best
in use It small but heavy spherical
body. and a marble. tied to II thread
was suspended about twelve feet bo—
low the month of thI shaft. When
BIIIIUII'BUIII‘II. 1.342 II
VIIIIIIIGI'SIINIIISIOI, will it
Foulvlt‘oglci'. l .341 it
Keegu II-lA)gIIII_ 1.34] it
Mt!(‘.INlll~Mi)l‘Illl. will it
Dow IIluiniow in r, 1.:l4l it
Hopper-HullistIIr, l.34l it
(inlI'lII-itlclloimld. 1.341 s
AchornIl)owncy. Hill 7
Doreiiinner-Dussoi, 1,341 :i
"('1' Future .‘IsstIIII-II.
SIIII was IIIIII Irl' iiIc III-nuill'ul Si!“
tom. and the .I'ounu. IIIIIII didn't sIIIIIII
to Itt' tIiIlII to i‘t‘XlIt‘l‘ III-4 ui‘rociions on
“It particular one oi‘ IIlt'lIII
"V'IIs," .IIiIII said. shili': “I have
DPi'll working; in the IIII(‘Ili‘ll all llas‘.
MnuIIIIII thinks It is II'IIIIdIIri‘ul the)
way l have It‘fll‘llt‘d‘IO rook. I IIIIIIL'I’I
Ill‘t‘lllI IIIIIl pics to—IiIII'. and IIIIsIdI-s
that out IlII-I (IIlillt'i‘. us it was the
Ioolt's (in) oil."
"'l‘hnt is lino.“ .I~;I!II IIll‘ your:
nInu. "Miss IllltIILl'IltI'." lIII Iontintud
RIIIIII H‘Jt‘ iI'IIIII Hill to limit expel".—
Inl. "IlIIII-II is II question I want to
link oi" Inn. and on .mitr reply will
depend most. (It' lll_\ i'ntIIrI- happie
toss."
.\IIII \\Ilili Is it?" shtI asiIIII,
I-Ilc‘inc II lriiiII III Ilil‘l to hint.
‘II' I IIiIoIlIl mar-II onII oi your
sisters will 'Iou make your homo
with us?" .iuIlnII.
.I .. II .-.M..
The good may die young. but I
lot of tough old hens masquerade Iu
broilers.
ALASKA EXPEDITION A _~.8UCCESS
t‘ HIIIS’I‘I ANI A, Noruni, Doc
'I‘iIII Norwegian gIII'IIIrIIInIIIIi is cabling
its fI-llIIilntlons to Captain Round Ant-
unIIsIIII. the Norwegian explorer. who
has IIrrIIvIIIl at Fort Egbert. Alaska. af-
ter IInIking his way thmugh the North-
west I’IIssugII and who found the iruo
manta-tin polI- IIII King Willium lsluud.
III'. lI‘rlIliiol' NIIIIsI-u anticipates
that the expedition has proved II Rl‘t‘ill.
hitt'tIIIss. ‘
"l-
.-'...o...-.m.. .. ........
IIIIIIII 'IIIiIIIrtIti
ion in Wwiiooe on July it. tool,»
‘ I
thI marble was absolutely Bill]. as-
suring that it would drop straight
down. the thread was burned
through by tlIII flame of a candle.
The mnrbio fell. but. at a point, 500
feet front the surface brought up
against thI cast wnll oi thtI shaft.
The same would be the case were
(I man to fall inio theI shni‘t. While
It would mean IIIIrII death. the body.
l.:IIll_\' torn. would be found lodged In
tho Iimb’éri'ng on'ihe east side. Mom.
IIIII-II oi tlIf,I faculty of the College of
\ilnIIs arc now engaged In experi-
ments with It How of developing data
as to the thickness of the earths
crust. it is not hoped to solve the
perplexing problem of the distribu»
IiotI oi‘tho earth's matter, but It is
hoped to add to theI information col-
lected IIouI-lII-ning it.
To this end the Red Jacket shaft
presents advantages possessed by no
‘ nIiIIIr place in the universe. The deep
; IIIIIII'III in other parts of theI country
I and In foreign lands generally begin
I III an nIlIlIIdO and cm] above or van
t IIIIIt' bIIloII tho son lIII'IIl. whereas at
IIhII (‘alum'ct mine the Rod locket
I l-‘IIII IIIIII-ts In a ((lill|)lll"flII\9Iy low
‘ I'ltiiuIIII and pierces tlIII earth's crust
deeper undi‘furthcr below the ocean
III'ol than tiny other In cxlntcncc. It
In hopod within It your to be able to
I he some Intelligent information re-
.zn IIrIllni: theI investigations. M St.
Louis Dispatch.
,—_—.._..__.I.-_.~._
AMBASSADOR TO RUSSIA.
BERLIN. Dec. 7.—-—(lcorge you 1..
Meyer the American ambnsudor to
Russia. proceeded today to St. Peters-
burc. I
.“.010 WILL SECURE YOU A PIANO
FOR A XMAS GIFT
At Hicinort's. ti South Main
South Norwalk.
Street.
in Your Figure.
ter the eolieotionn of eiylen nod
febrlen more dietinotive than
my you will find in town. Our
ntyloo are of the out thoughts
of lending fuhlon dooignorn.
The moierlainlnrn of the oholc-
net nonoon'n fabric: and we gunr-
union to fit you.
Men'n Suite made to funny
mixtures. teney ovorplnldl. wor~
ntndn, black, blue II'III grey new
one. 07.00 and 010.00.
Mott’s Ovnroontn in medium
and full length: In various eni-
orn, 01.00 and 010.00.
dohuinn Crnvnnette lininoontl,
010.00. Othere «It more;
Wuhan; I cotton.
We have commenced thin win. » -
PIECE OF FUR THAT WE SELL.
YOU A PIECE OF EUR YOU TAKE
WE ARE SHOWING ALL THE NEW
THE VALUES WE OFFER ARE BETTER THAN EVER.
'IC BECAUCE WE SELECTED OUR SKINS EARLY IN THE SEASON, IEI'ORE THERE WAS ANY ADVANCE
IN PRICE. ANO WHEN WE HAD THE CHOICEBT BKINE‘TO SELECT FROM. THER‘VIC NOTHING THAT
WE SELL WHERE THERE I8 80 M UCH ROOM FOR DECEPTION A8 IN FURB. WE GUARANTEE EVERY
THE MANUFACTURER STANDS HACK OF US. ‘80 WHEN WE CELL-
TRISTRAM 85 HYAIIIII’, NORWAIIK, CONN.
THE REASON WE ARE ABLE TO SAY THII
N0 cnnucewvou ARE sun: TO FIND rr war no henneneureo.
SHAPES IN semen. ALSO ROUND «AND FLAT mum TO MATCH.
r
I.
”ass—Iona...
Local. 2 for .............. . ....... 56
New Leather Cards ......... 5: each
Comics. 6 for ................... 5e
POBT CARD ALBUMS,
- All Prices.
lOC—NOVELS—Wc.
By Mrs. GeoIgla Sheldon.
lee Garvlce
Fine Quality Envelopes ..... 5c Pkg.
Violin, Mandolin Guitar and Banjo
Strings.
WM. A. IiRIIiGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Ilook. 104 Washington It.
“9”?” crescent Lnundry.
By Chor-
.
Eninooats
AND
Fancy Vests
make véry useful Well no
handsome
Christmas Gifts.
OIII’ entire stock of Roddy-to-
Wear Clothing make good Christ-
- It In of thI (It‘-
as
nias presents
pondablc ‘licmcinbcr you every
day in the your" kind.
italnconts from $10.00 up.
White and Fancy Vests from
$1.50 up.
.——.—.—
After Dec. 11th open
night until Christmas.
JISEPH IIIVIS
BATTER.
FURNISHER
85 Washington BL. 80. Norwuu.
BVUI’)’
..-M..... .II. o.
“GIOVER'S IIII runs."
Ybu cannot discount II
PATENT snoo-
Ior dress effect.
Women'n Patent Colt Button
COLLEGE LAST. DULL TOP
04.06. '
Women's Potent Colt Button
Intern-I" .
03.50-
0eIoo to 03.502”
W "
NEWPORT LAST. Dom. TOP
" Qta'wnsnmorou amour. ,
Ollie} linen been and Elliott» Cut
I. ,. . t I a"; I‘IIWIII‘ «it: v. I“ I»
q
I
We Furnish a omes
. W (in Credit.
i win
:30" 9
III.
YOU MAY PURCHASE ANYTHING YOU NEED. WE WILL
FURNISH ONE ROOM OR SIX ROOMS WITH ALL THE NECEOI
CARIES REQUIRED FOR A NICE HOME. .. UPON FIRST PAY-
‘I MENT ALL C0008 WILL BE DELIVERED; PROMPTLY. THE
BALANCE OF THE COST PRICE YOU MAY PAY IN CONVEN-
IENT AMOUNTS AT CONVENIENT INTERVALC TO SUIT YOUR
CIRCUMSTANCES. OPEN AN ACCOUNT AND ENJOY THE ADI
VANTACEB OF THE KRIEGER C0. CREDIT PLAN, WHICH II
PROVING SUCH WONDERFUL HELP TO THE PEOPLE OF THE
NORWALK8 AND VICINITY.
O
flesh IIII, . - ll Inn-ls pound
Fresh Shoulder. - 9 cents pound
Fresh ilams - .
l2 cents pound
Chopped Beet lOc th.
towns-on r’o IIII... IGIIAIIIU. '
I V . II,
Pilot" 3004.
I
IIIIVENYMII. NDVII-‘I’II‘
“I. LACIE ”AND CCNT’I
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Norwalk Chronicler