. Jennie Phillips
‘ nth Postponed.
". M 1111.1)111: 26.-A hearing
11111.11 to set aside the will
Jo, nie Phillips Chase who
umpsttott. in September. 110
bailouts indicating suicide.
the blank County Probate
It! to lodge Hn‘rmon hero to
Ohm loft. property vulucd
lit/n million dollars. the en
, being bequeathed to her
131'. 'Deforrest. Woodrutl
‘ -. ed in Boston inst week. .
husband. Dr. Horace
receives the property if
s. phelli The contestants
iihérs pnd a sister of the dead
.W 11111 W Phillips, Dudley
Charles E. Phillips and
axle Dr. Chase arrived
the afternoon and attend
'8‘
quest into Mrs Chases death .,
all y. District Attorney W Scott.
which was begun at Lynn,
Just week was adjourned today '
NO WHRUPw- JENNINGS
do II o .Daubury School Wedded
, in East Noeralk. _
calling of Miss Jessie Jenn-
Osborn avenue East Nor
rinctpul George D North-
8 New Shoes sc,hool Dun-
, quietly celebrated at the
1th bride. Satulday afternoon
.- nly the intimate relatives
, rooting couple were present.
rings Was performed by Rev.
aw Egbert. of the Norwnlk
iionul chu1'.ch 'l‘he Misses
orthrup and Domlhy li‘oote
flower girls Aftel the co-
- , Mr. and Mrs. Northlup left
11 6: 30 train for Now York for
Who) will 11-
, POSTO‘FFICE"ROBBED.
UTHBARRE. Mass, Doc. 2ti.—~
.« hundred dallars ill stamps and
were lukon and $100 dumugo was
d'by burglars who broke. into
pustoflico here today luld blow
the sufo. with lllil'o-glcoriuo.
suspicious looking lucn who
fillllel'eyt‘Si91‘(lil,\,’,al'Illltliit’voli
v11 (lune tho 11mrl1.ullllougll tho
ice, ofliccrs hare little dofiuite ovi-
cs to connect them with 11111 break.
-0 tools llsod in tho i‘ltllllt'l‘) wore
Ml 111111111 tho works shops of tilt
Maine 111111101111 at 11.1111-
The posioilice is ill oGor' .zo
. oi-
all is postmaster.
INSANE MAN CAPTURED.
lot of Police Vollmol l'oc1'-111d 11
id 111111 this morning il'ool tho polico
1 Springfield Mass” to the tutor! 111.11
‘ bud upplphcnded an insane 1111111.
l clue to his identity so tall as
e learned was 11 key which
, inscription N 1.. 21167 or 1111-111
11 : 3 been 111111111 ut the Nol'wnlk
. t and could 1101 11111 in
”atlon of the mun.
FOR SLANDER.
.yssrved today in 11 suit
,, :11 111111.111 growth m1...
”l t Frederick Lyon,ll11-
' 'itn. The suit is for $1.-
stirs slander. 11 is chulgod
{11' once of W. H Knapp.
it Saunders. Every
boat came ,i'rom my
wont niongsidc
, power craft and
' Oysters made the
rooms ton min-
For terms and
:mytonés
, Nougatuck huvo
n .
resubmit“ to till .I Blunt;
90 WASHINGTON ETNEIT,
WUTH NORWAl-K.
- vim—mm“ mum
DEATH OF G W. CHAM.
Member of Many, Organlzhtionon and
Weil- Known 1h Tho NOMIIKI.
(11111156 W Cram. who has been a
prominent resident of Norwalk for
many years passed slimy at the family
residence, corner oi? East and Morgan
avenues, at 6: 40 oclock, after an ex-
,tremely severe illness. which covered
'11 period of several we‘eks. He was
attacked first by typhoid malaria. and
later the fatal complications manifest-
cd themselves, which made -it a cer-
tainty that he would not. recover 1‘01
several days.
Mr, Cram is survived by 11 widow
and three children. Mrs. ‘Jl-iubert 11‘.
Bishop, Dr. George Everslcy Cram and
Clarence C. Cram. Funeral services
will be held from the late -':1‘csldnce 0!
the deceased, 'I‘hursdny afternoon at
2 o'clock. when the Row. James Ben-
lion Werner. rector of Grace'Church. of
which Ml'. Cram was .11 member and
restl'ymsn. assisted by the Rev. Char-
,los M. Selleck, will officiate. [interment
fwill be at Riverside Cemetm'y.
In the death of Mr. Cram.“ the com»
luunity loses 11 citizen, whose death is
mourned by a large number 1111’ friends.
Ho had the welfare, of the town very
close at. heart. His disposition was
0116 that readily mudo 111111101111 and
truo i'ricnds 111111 he was 11 most kindly
111111 loving husband and fat her.
Mr. Cl‘uln was bm'll ill lilo your 1843
at East. Boston, Mass” illlil.‘ came to
Ncl'wulk tllirt1 live yours 11110.10 build
tho distributing It'sm“V(11I on Spring
11111 when tho City of Norvmik Witter
system was illstflitutod Ho Illls slut-1'
lluldo his residence here.
The deceased was it 1111111111111' 01‘ till"
Sons of tho Alllclicun Rcvc lution. illt‘
Nol'waik llistot i1.1l Socioly 111111 muny
othol' orgnniiutlous sonlo prominent
throughtout tho world. A low with
which he was identified :ul'o the Ma-
sonic i'l‘ulornity. the (ll'ollel' Club, of
Now York. the Book Lowrs‘ Club. Of
Boston, the Bibliophilo Small-11'. of Bon-
Iml, uud the Ex-lJbris Club. of 1.011-
don. .
Mr. (‘1'11111 wus dooply inloroslod ill
antique furniture, bl'ic-u :01 '111', crockery.
1'1'1'01'1ls. cm. and Wits 'widoll renown-
od us 1111 ulltllortty 1111 111111111 llluttors.
OBITUARY NOT ES.
A. H. liOERllM, JR.
.1. ll, iloroum, .ll'., son of A. Hol'bort
BUL'l‘lllll. formerly of South Norwlllk.
diod 111. his homo; 1053 liodi’ord ovo-
0111-, Brooklyn. Sunday morning. ugud
twclltyqliuo yours. The funm'ui will
bo hold all his lute homo,, this ovonillg.
it will be: oondlu'totl by 1.111: .Vinson‘s, 01
which tho dooousod Will! a pl'oluluollt
luculllcr. 'l‘ho lllll‘llll will I11- :1t Rivor
sido oomctory. Norwulk, tomorrow
morning. ’i’ho door-usol‘i was :1 grllnd
son of Mrs. A. M. llohl'llm. at East
Nol'wulk.
MRS. (‘llAltLO'l‘TE
Mrs. i‘hzll'lotto ’l‘holuo: dlcd y‘t‘stor
tiny ill. tho rosidollrc of Mr sislor.
Mrs. lilizuboth Hoyt, 89 Main street.
Nol'lvuik, utter 11 sow-rot dllys‘ llllmss
oi’ plll'ulysis. Silo wars 84 yours of ago.
and tho, dullghtcl' at the llllo Edwin
lioyl. llcsldos-Ml's. Hoyt silo is 6111‘-
viv d by another sister, Mrs, Emily
Mott. 11nd 0111-. brother, Flt dcrit'k Hoyt,
of Michigan. ’l‘ho funeral. will be held
’lllul'sduy uttol'noon ui l.’l:3ll o'clock.
',lho body will bl lulu-n.1, to Norwich
li‘lidlly 111011111111. .3
EDGAR W0i ill
’l‘llo ll;uth of Edgar \Uood mourfl'd
Saturduy night. ill his homo, 34 01'-
cllnl'd stl'cci. llgoll forty _~six.,vc1.rs. lie
was well-known in 'I‘hol Norwulks and
was ll hookkoopor. A widow and two
children slll'vivo 111111.. The funeral
will be bold tomorrow 110011 from his
1111': rosidcnoo. llcv. ‘Jumcs ll. Wor-
llor will offlclutc. 'l‘ho lmcrmcnt will
be in Woostol' l-cmctol'y.. Dunlnll'l'.
RABIES IN NAGUAJ’UCK.
NAUGA'l‘UCK, ’Dcc. 211,»~Bo lnully
logs suffering il'om l‘ullth-l huvo boon
*kiied In 11ml urouud Null xutulk NW
past iivc days that it is (1 tooctod tho
board of wnl'dolls will issu c an order
to huve ldl dolls lullzzlod i 'or n time.
Dogs have been running wild in 11 num
ber of nearby towns and any 'cral times
reports of 11 biting doll; up ocurod ill
boon foil loved by
cases at distemper 1111111111; at her dogs
One veterinary surgeon has already
"I'lIOMAS.
pilot more than :1 1111111111 dogs, 1111 d town
11111111111111... shot almost us many
are A low days ago 11 volerlnon ' WM
called to a home to look st 11 slot doll
11nd round it culturing with lymph: 111ml
1' rubies. The little girl of the .ffllll'
was playing with the dog st. tilt1
11111 and the 111113an got her ont‘ 0!
ill! or at once 11nd killed the dos
(1111
mm
, 11.11.111.41...
. 'bildr insrdIy
f the
,tr
M' illicit! ilvu yours.”
‘ t humus 1111/11 7.-
timid ' I a!”
to tylilll
o are Kris Kribhio'l tell",
‘ aunduy Biennial
tonal .
11111111111111. well rendered by the 1111,...
11111.
01111 of tboctoutures oi! the evening
. was 1111".) Mutation to the poster.
the“ 811v 11.1% Moore. by Former
Superintendent. Hur-
voy M. Kant. 11 11111111" or the olllclal
bound. of 11- bonnet oi titty one dotiur
bills. Mrsi‘uoore was pruscuted with
a handsome bouquet in bellulf of tile
indies
'l‘bo childrcu of the primary depnrb
nlout resolved candy. 0111113111: and
toys at the hands of F. S. Ambler.
who was dressed as Santa Claus. while
the older members of the school 'erc
prosontod with candy and oranges.
The :vurlous Sunday Schools of the
town will hnvclhsld festivals through-
out. the present. week.
8T. PAUL'S CHURCH.
Au unusually largo number were
prurient at both the early service at.
7: 30 u. m. and the 10.311 11 111 service
and received (1011.11uuuiou A ceremony
of great interest took place at. the
morning service, when after the sur-
nlon by the rector. the treasurer of
the church. Colonel Fred A Hill 1111
vunced to the chancel steps and hand
ed the rector two notes 1'01'8160
which had just. been c11ncellcd.wit.h
mower raised during the last few
weeks. After the. rector had read out
the amounts of the notes and certified
to their cancellation. the treasurer lit
11 match and set tire to them whilelhc
choir and congregation runs and sung
the doxology. The last. note ' held
against the parish. will it is‘sxpcctoxl
be paid within a few weeks as soon as
tho money pledged bus boon paid in
and this together with some $500
which hats bcell,pnid by the ladies out.
of the pl'occeds ot' the fair and buzsnr
to cancel some old obligations, will
cutirol)’ i’l'cc tho church 01‘ debt to out-
side parties.
Wedllesduy—«ii‘oust or St. John. the
)vnugcllso—Holy Communion at 7:30
11. 111. Morning Prayer and meditation
III 10:30 a. 111. Evensong mid Bible
coutoronrc at. 7:15 p. 111.
ISRAEL PUTNAM.
The Courage of the Man of the. People
WaI Something Great.
in 1743 there flourished in tho uti-
del‘lloss of Eastern Connecticut where
now smile the trim, stone-fouccd fields
of Windham County, a she-wolf fierce .
as tho. llollsi of Govnudnn. li’ tradition
shy true, this monster pursued tl‘uvcb
01's. and on occasion uio children as
rhildroll out swoots. But one night in
curly willtor silo klllod certain sheep
belonging to 11 hurdy youuu farmer
uumod lsruol l‘nl‘mllll. in tho llPW'fllll'
on snow, isrllol and his neighbors
tl'llckod tho boost to nor don. n cavern
dcop. long and narrow. undol' the
rocky hills. Dogs worn givon the
scout. but. doclillod combat; oven 11
suvnuo blowI-Iluund belonging to Put-
uulll tlll'uod lull. But isruol was 11.
1111111 01' illiloxiblo purpose, with nerves
of steel. With 11 ropc urouud his waist
11 tol'oll Ill 0111» bond 111111 1111 old iliut-
look ill tho. other. ho outcrod tho cuvc
llilllsoli‘. ill the further cud 01' tho
durk winding pussugo flumcd 11 pair or
snvngo cycs. ‘l‘hol'o was 11 report of
tho old ilinliock. 11 snvugo growl, 11
inst spring, 11 huud-io-clnw struggle
with the oxpil'illu bl'ulo. Thou lsrucl's
lloighbors drow out. the Wounded hol'o,
holding the timid boost by the thrust.
’l‘o “Old l’ui" woro given unusual
powol's of mind and body, and bull ho
lllld lournlug and scientific training
ho might, llllVi“. provod u supromo chief.
ills integrity was unquestioned. Such
won his l'oputlltlon 11.1 the limo. opthc
rovoll of the colonies that. he was so-
crotly oliorod a commission as Major-
}onol'lll of British forces. but. he
splll'llod tho. oil’ol' with contempt. He
wus big of hourt, 1:ompusslonuto, and
ovon roughly toudcr. His moral cour-
ugo was as grout us his physical dur-
ing. told he won sorely tried and much.
outlul'illg.
ventitious. "Old Put" was untutorcd:
the world in which ho muturcdflwus
narrow: but who can say that ill the
restriclod Iholltl'c of his uctioll ho was
not truly gl'oat?wl.ylln ’l‘cw Sprugue
Ill "(lid Put." A More of the People."
ill The Outing Magazine for Decomber.
—m——-——~———
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Spocllll plli'ilfim to “Sllnduy School
tout-hols ut William 1‘, Hot-11‘s for the
next. tow dllys.
Mrs. Charles A. Ambler. of Wilton.
bus roturncd homo. after spending 11
trunk visllluk roluilves nnd frlcuds in
Albany. N Y
NEW JAPANESE AMBASSADOR.
WASHINGTON. Doc. 26~Viscouut
1111120 Ackl has 11.1.... appointed Japan» '-
use ambassador to this country, Infor-
mation in this effect, was conveyed to
Secretary Root. today by Mr. lliokl'.
tllu Jaouncso charge hero.‘
minnow—What. in the world has be-
come- 11t Rouudor? I never see him
out painting the town. any more.
(luyermNo: he had 11 streak of re-
morue 11ml vowctl‘ he would remain in
his home 11 month.
Gunner-“Tut. tut l have heard him
any that before.
GliYEl‘-Y9lli
out this time.
bunny-Chicago Daily News.
W
but he wont venture
"i suppose every one on the steam-
ship with you had crossed the 011111111 ,
before?" .
one."
"And what. excuse did she rive?”
“fills Wall born on the undue over."
mll’arpsr' Bum-5"
Glory and fame are 1111-, ‘
He let his wife cut his ,
"You. every soul on the 1.1.11 but ,
Fulton Voll‘ ‘
churn lookout
has hop 1 tor ,
dsuur but 11111 11111111111111 Wily
11W
cANAplsN ,’ ,,
., SIGN . . .
The Now York. New 1111111111 luld‘
llurliord Bulliond 01111111111111 unnounoo
Csnudidn mitlwlnicr emulsions ui
greatly reduced miss. to tho bountiful
Provluclul Cities of Montreal 11nd Que
boo. Tickets will be sold and good
going Doccluber 29 1906 to January 2.
1906 inclusive. and good (or return pus—
sage until mid including January 81st,
1906. Excursion rate to Montreal
$11.80. to Quebec $13 00 Tickets are
sold good going and returning same
route. or going one route and return
tug another A northern trip at this
season 111 tilled with novel and inter
estlug experiences. Winters sports.
skating. snowshoeins. toboggan: lilting,
cto., 191511 supreme.
, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Mary Foruino to Susan Evan, druid
and buildings, Ely avenue. Weir.
Charlca St. J. Hunford to John C.
Bilcox, building lot, Plutt avenue. Wor.
.locl'G. Foster to Samuel M. Birch.
lot and buildingsaelle Island. Wur.
Moses H. Glover to Murtln McDon-
ough. building lot. Dover street. War;
George E. Curtis and others to John
F. Heuly, house and lot, Muln street.
war.
Multin flake and wife 10 Joseph
Muggur, land and buildings. Lexington
avenue War.
Ruth Ill and Alida J Kemp. to 11111
nie 11011110111. building 161. West Main ‘
sit out. War.
I‘lll law tolls
Anything in the Jewelry, Line will
make": most appropriate and accap-
table New Year's Gift. Call and ex-
amine my flock.
Richard Noack.
North Main s.......
watch this space.
JOSE?” l OFF’ S
72 N. Main Sf. 30. Norwalk
TEL. GALL~198.
Dividcnd Notice.
The South Nurwalk Trust 00.
South Noru'ulk. (101111.. Doc. 22. 1905.
The Board of 'i‘rustoes have this day
.loclurod 11 soull-lmnunl dividend of 2
per cent. exclusive of taxes upon the
cllpilnl stock 01‘ the company. puyubic
1906.
CHARIJBS E. HOY'l‘,
Secretory.
.lunuury 2nd,
d23 6t
The Norwalk Stu/lugs Society.
Norwulk. Dec. 2111, 1906.
Interest at the rule of Four (I) per
cent. per unnuln. for tho current six
months. will be credited Depositors
Jun. 1st, 1906. and paid to them on and
after January 10111.
Per order of Board of Directors,
uncommon A. nuns. Trans.
BHEEIINB.
Thanking you for your
kind 11nd liberal
psirouago, ‘
, we wish you
A Very Marry chrlsimas
and
1A Happy and Pro, Oi‘dilS‘
libel 1111911111 111'. they 1111 1 3
but once 11 your, and the importance of making curly provision for tho uulvorsul‘hoiidllywillo dill!
tho hearts nud purso strings of everybody. Which blcutbos 01? “pence on earth good will toward til;
evident.
We are prepurod to help you will 11 larger stock than ever before of useful as
articles suitable for Christmas presents. l
HOLIDAY BOOKS
HOLIDAY CALENDARS
HOLlohv HANDKEIRCHIEFS
HOLluAv masons
HOLIDAY all: h
HOLIDAY 111.01!“ ‘
HOLIDAY LAG: ,
In our basement we are showing an indiess variety of fancy as well as useful 1111111111., I
cities in Art Pottery, Cut Glass. Lamps and BricnsBrac. 1 —’ ‘
. Commencing Saturday, December 161b, our store will be open every evening until Christians
1.,
W
a
The college boy—~Dud, 1 1111111. l'lll
tackle the Wall-street game as soon 1111
1 got my sheepskin.
The old 1111111 tdryly)-Well I believe
that's the propel apparel for young
men in that distrirHthlltk
W'tlovul's“ 1111: PLACE."
Holiday foot ,Goverings.
Slippers.
AT names To 3011' ALL.
Slippers for the Old Mcu. Slippols
for the Young Mon, Slippers for the
Boys and Girls.
Beautiful Warm Slippers
FOR WOMEN.
Phone 453.
“WEAR SHOES IHAI fll"
iiiii‘i
BANKS FAIL!
Stocks fall!
Horses lose!
Fire destroys!
Accidents maim!
Dissipation kills!
'But Coal in the bin is, safe,
surc—é—snd indispensable.
WE SELL ITi
ill Innis lull in.
Fine Stool: Of
Ledgm. Records.
JournIlI. my loan.
Lott-r run.
.OImr'I Muclligo.
cum-1r- In
cartel-mink .
PInI Ind Pouoill.
. mm .11 mm... 11'
‘ stucco {Into goods how in mi:
.wm 11111111111111. ttittill ‘
,Mcu'l
GE: 8E lun-uAAo-aucrd-oto-
AT THE
lillllgel' ill. 3 [tell
1111511115 11 Ii
USElFUL ARTICLES FROM THE MOST CO1:
STOCK IN THE TWIN CITIES
R EADY-TQ-WEAR
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS iN FURNI-l E
I FOR WOMEN A
TURE.
Dining Tables and Chairs.
Chinul Cabinets
Mugmbine Racks.
Willolw Rockers.
Music Cabinets.
lmdiuls’ Desks.
131111111100 '1‘. 1110111 cites.
Muhotgnny and 011k 'l'ubourciios.
I’urltr' Pictures.
Morris Chairs.
Book. Cases.
Parlor 'l‘nblcs.
Whltt Enameled Beds.
Polls! ed Brass Beds.
Hull ‘ acks.
Loailt er and Velour Couches.
Iron olding Beds.
Faucl 011k and Mahogany Rockers
Princ ss Chit'fonicrs.
Side Boards
Clildet Upholstered Parlor Sets.
9-12 lixmister Rugs,
Smyrmn Rugs.
plaits. '
Brood Cloth Skirts. Much,
brown
Panama and Chilton
all colors ,
Extra Size Skirts, .
trukhan. .
Children 3 Velvet O
to 6.
Children's Boone
descriptions. )
—.._-.
MENFS AND YOUTH’S CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT.
Sables. Minks, ,
Children’s Fur
Men'lt Fancy Mixtures.
strtsight or round cuts.
Men'l Black Thibot Suits, straight or
round cuts.
Mon'l Black Vicunus.
strl ight or round cuts.
Mon'lt Black and Blue Cheviot, straight
or round cuts.
1 Pants in mixtures, stripes or
all wool.
Peter Thompson
for Girls.
nil . wool,
Blankets. Quilts a”:
Yout] s Suits in Fancy Wool Mixtures. Silk Walsts, 1“
Youtl 11' Suits. Black and Blue, straight
. ant round cuts.
Boyst Suits, Knee Pants, sizes 3 to 16
Boys! Cndet Outing Shirts and Blouse
waists.
Mcn’l Dress and Nogligoe Shirts.
Maui and Boys Shoes of the Best
Muk e.
Mont Huts and Caps.
Boys‘ Huts 111111 Cups.
Mom and Boys' Underwear.
and Boys’ Gloves and Mittens.
Sweaters for Men and Boys.
Sweaters for W
Luce Curtains in ,
Hosiery, Glover
A Large Aunrtmcull
Ladies', MiIIoI’
special P
FR: 8H FORK 11......un......«an.-ouo.tvqoob
FR SHSHOULDERS
N IVE CHICKENS.....................1..
N’A'IKVE TURKEYS oluuvl.....-..mo.n.q
n.....1..-n.-shrill-1‘1vancollnr‘IoIIolQo
”non-IIchtocb-«clo‘
NICE 1.11111 or CHRISTMAS
l
Norwalk Chronicler