bath luaurioua by usln
bliss walls" for you. Be
'bl'lcccra what you would
w
'4
i
is i am lathsiwl‘ndo
‘ no billion ‘Hlanilacy.
nurses I. BRADLEY. more.
one. .
cl
- l
“ lilo" tncnrderomadd Smith», l'votitnJ
shared in. Jesus. . 7
. , mores afterwwhichoha ibencdlctihn
was pronounced,
,4». ma
. (3‘
..l .
“"Mrdiindihtraz'illdson . 2
visitors in New. York_-« yesterday. ..
Robert Edward Rider. of Bridgeport
spent Sunday with Charles Ainsworth
of Cottage .."W'le‘ .12»
All the vettins of the mad
‘dog epi-
i
pounced cured. .
Mrs. Henry W
echo and daughters.
lords '
rah
ashram clues ,
that .Di‘lstrlct Epwor‘thi ‘
, has n' attention on"
’, on;
so was
bezm‘utgyeptenday 1 one first time. 2 ,
...; connection vulththe‘ pleating yes
to fifths anniversary of illegorganiv
semantics liipworth League ‘ was
Caldirated' at .the' East ‘Avenue Church.
‘fbbe services nextfiunday. evening at
the: Advent. Christi, " Churchpfiognsie
toxbe ,f especial “l Mere-t. Rev. James
W. vise; ill pro; .byi‘. debuts '
sermons” fiafinm mainline»
i5.
' l t l
his home on Friday and dis oca ed h a} PM” ”a
lawful m ion. list. "with. an
very painful accident on Friday at his
home on Gregory’s Point. Mr. L’Hom-
medieu fell from a bank of earth near
arm. The arm is quite painful.
Daniel '1‘. Murphy. of Stamford. who
is now operating a bookbindlng estab-
lishment in the Murphy block in Wash-
ington street.‘?0ved from Stamford.
and is no‘w’l‘ .5 ding in Hawkins ave.-
nue. EastyNo hulk.
A special" meetingrof the Rope and
Pipe Association was held last even.
ing, at which it was voted to have
an outing on May 27. consisting of a
trip to Long Island. No steamer has
as yet been chartered. however.
The Epworth beague Committee and
those having charge oldie. supper ta-
bles at the coming distrlot’conventlon
in East Avenue Church are requested
to meet the Ladies’ Aid in the church
parlor. Wednesday, May 16. at 2:30
. . in.
James L'Hommedled and his class
will be unable to go to Norwalk, to
morrow night. to conduct the services
in the Knight Street A. M. E. Church.
on account of the accident to Mr.
L'Hommedleu yesterday. The visit is
postponed until a later date.
Ollie Erlcson. of Day treet, had his
foot quite badly smnshe Friday while
at work on the oyster steamer Cres-
cite. His foot slipped between the
boat and the‘ wharf. and it was feared
that ‘bonerhad ‘ been broken. An ex-
amination by a physician showed that
such was not the case. Mr. Erlcson
will'be laid. up torofe‘veral days, how-
ever. a: the result _ the accident.
.‘Diin el' .‘Homme‘dieu’s ‘fgold bug"
which has been previously described in
these columns developed a peculiar
trait Saturday. For over an hour it
turned brawn and looked just like any .
common brown bug. < it was feared
that the bug had died, but in a short
tithe uranium it'll golden luster. A
great many people who have seen it
are wondering what manner of bug it
can be. None of those who are up on
entymolm hive been able to give It a
name.
Weekly‘, Bulletin of East Avenue
M odist canal Church: Tues-
«lagtrleli , %. Jatues L'Hommedleu‘s
Class wi .. it's the Not-walk car at
the church to v
lslt the African Metho-
dist Episcopal Church;
. Tuesday. 7:45
- p. m.. probationers’ meeting; Wednes-
day. 2 p. m.. Ladies Aid; Wednesday.
8 p; m. Epwort Dengue dime social
in. theollpmcnof: rs. Edward Simona,
Wlndel‘d strcc ; Thursday. 7:45 p. nu.
.chunchtmh median: Friday. 7:.“
p. at. Junior an, an address by Dr.
ill. H. (lumbar. ' . .
A not digs belonging to J. 3. Gun-
nlagham, “iii Van Zandt street. was
run overand lied Sunday afternoon.
by an anionic lie in front of his real-
dance. The dog. IIJII the a l: of
crossing the strata when run own;
ad the speedllniit. ac
. that avenue: Thcte
.5 ll children in the
' Ionic action taken: togpro-
ding on that avenue. its the
’ have to pass that way
flotsam] and unreliable to
k . ‘ ..r
no at the i’utlmanih-
. the East Mulch
last evening. in]
mi Cunnin ‘a .
ch rah. prose _ ,
. agroniuham;
‘ Ilia ' lctltc told
g? be
it can
{Sign
" 0 , it. ,
tended‘in :9”
of members of line". pwcrth
:_ . . Benedict» .
oral select one were sung by. both
John li'Hommedleu after which a short
testimony meeting was held.
Junior League then sung V lunteers
= Wantedltcndvlllheiltiagts Mtg
whofihove prom
join the primary department at‘ the
East Avenue Sunday reboot: scouted
materdayjnto the charged : the. ri-l
, :mary teachers.
m .mndered andithe‘seryicc’sproved to be.
'» ~ ‘ililtie i-ntelfilllhl. ~me new. if 0!
children graduating was 21. 2
' erlntendeut of the infant class. Mia
’ Ambrose , Carpenter. and . her» gasslatan is
deserve much credit; for the-{war
_ which they
demlc have returned lrom the Pasteur infant an“
institute; N3" Ym‘k. and ““9 'l’m' lam Chorusby the members odtbe
so i;
. is r enter; r a in .
of Cottage street, were attendants at te¥;C:or‘t’g by 3636?, lfttle 3mg;
’ moduli Church. in‘ South Nor- ltdtion, lil’I'fAhlllll‘J’ . M. .
business meeting 3‘,
r sprayer. pennies-in 5' ..
it
mean. was one to “
repaintcdvhis fenom
day with friends here.
deaths have occurred here within a
few days.
phone installed in his residence in Rol-
on avenue.
meriy owned by the late Joint Smith.
is being repainted.
nearing completion and are most at-
tractive in appearance.
Sunday withhis grandfather. Captain
Charles W. Bell: in Bowaytcu avenue.
blossom in many places about town
and the scent of the fragrant blossoms
is noticeable in the air.
large addition to Dr. Charles Huckley’s
house in Rowuytou avenue.
Gager went to Bridgeport. this mornr.
the occlusion-There
some of?“ c
can:
fiancee! 'sr-
mm. 4 .x -
‘h‘ \ "D r
2 wen spend Friday in New York.
' WW do n a
an ‘yery , at.
1 m5"
‘v. t.
2 goes ande those others in attend
so." The liaison was than read last
The
It rd. .
”3 ‘ml
9 Erimaryduniors song From ..th
eaven Above. “This was {allowed by:
A chorus was then.
who members $43“ infant claps.
'3 no- aheagb‘z «to,
.fipsclnl minus,» a!
'i‘ esupi
havd‘ done in teaching th
The program was as fol-
recitation. Welcome.»by Stan-
by Ethel Ruf-
, u.
to school; "
r .
cred. th
Y... returned to his Darleu home
past week.
."l‘he fixture at. Wound:
. lo .
titlon' for prizes offeré‘d by 3; a.
best two on qualify. .
The. "sheep storm" for this year was
accompuined by, rain and frost. But
weatherwise people always any. that‘
a; cold \Vt'l May means a barn full of
ay.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Church Dorian are soon to give a se-
cond cake is at Mrs. J. Brumman‘s
'l‘he procee a of the first sale were
eighteen dollars.
The funeral of tho into Charles T.
Webb. oi’ Rowayton. took place 'l‘hurs-
day afternoon. Rev. Louis French of-
ficiated and the burial was in Spring-
(lrove Cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Finch recently of
Brooklyn, Dr. and Mrs. Alfred House
and Walter F‘. Balin were admitted to
the membership of the Methodist
Church yesterday.
0. (1. Bowen has completed painting
the exterior of the residence of “Ill
11qu Street, Prospect avenue. Dorian.
and is this week painting that of W.
W. Ballard. King's Highvuy.
Mrs. Charlcs Hayes, of New York.
is spending several weeks with her
molher. Mrs. O. C. Bowen. of Dorian
Mrs. Hayes is recovering .from a seri-
ouh operation upon her throat per-
formed by Dr. Charles liohunuun and
Dr. Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morehpusc. Sr..
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Wood and Fredr-
rick Lemon. Dnrien‘s eathquake tra-
velers all arrived home from Califor-
nia this week. Mr. Lemon who was,ln
Oawlsnd was quite severely injured
lgy frlagmchta of the falling walls of his
Ole.
Miss Edith Silllman possess a point
card album or. unusual attractions.
the cards having come from this and
other each rice. One card contains a.
view or amln silllman's monu-‘
meat at .Yalc College. Mr. Stillman
the noted lawyer who left a legacy of
one hundred thousand ,dollars to. sin
was a relative of Samuel C. Sillllnan.
of Darlen
Mrs. Stephen Spencer. of Dorian.
on.
of MLNcrnon. Thursday. Mrs- en-
cer was'nresenl ill the one hundredth
annual parade of. the Seventh Regi-
ment in New Valli. Saturday. Her bro
ther. Lieutenant Colonel William H.
Kipp. one of “”9qu [known ulcers
has been connect with the Seventh
for the past fifty years.
finale Whitney until recently on
go at o the Universallal church has
accepted common at the Congrega-
tional or Elect Church. Stamford,
Th isomewhat noted society no on:
gap and in."Rlppcwam in our and ac-
cording tortbcloidrecond cm. 0..fltlll-.
many of Dutch. the illustrious Abs».
'w
to
ob rtémlth‘d
55qu Conn.
30mm...
John Johnson. of hogan street, has
Jesse l‘drter.‘ot.BroOklyn. spent Sun-
Pneumonia is prevalent and severa
Abraham L. Kendrick has had a tele-
‘ The house in Rowaytou avenue. for-
'l‘he new houses at 'l‘okeneke are
Arthur Beale. of New York‘ spent
Cherry and other fruit trees earn in
The foundation has been laid for a
‘Cuptalns John DeWuters and Hans
ing. to resume Operations of taking
seed from the natural oyster grounds.
The recent heavy rains have starts
ed the grass to growing rapidly. and,
the hay crop will be a large one this
season. in fact the largest in many
years.
Several New York people have been
in town this week. looking for denim
hie rents. and some of the residents of
the place are considering leasing their
places for the season. >
Mrs. Charles H. Rider. of Port .lef-
ferson. bong island. and daughter. Miss
Hattie S. Rider. of East Norwuik.
spent Sunday with Mr. and M rs. Ira it.
Potty. of Raymond street.
The liarstrom Juniors defeated the
'i‘erribles last Saturday morning. by
the score of thirteen to two. The
game wail an interesting one through-
out. and was witnessed by a large
crowd of enthusiasts.
Lovers of nature are glad to wel-
come back this week a number more
beautiful and melodious friends. in»
eluding the scarlet tapugers. orlolcl.
bobollnkw and vlreos. Occasionally .a
belated duck, crane or heron is ulco
lean on the long air voyage to thc
Cannons. ,
{The Berkley House. in Rowayton
avenue. is being thoroughly rcnovatpd
. ‘ m . ‘ ‘ ‘ " dens
fission. are being caught at RI
‘ iJobn Colony of Noroton has bought} '
2 9... 'Jgue at-
tdl‘lid dance fl
art-2%; your
on the hon cements on th
WW acumen . m .
with. Miss new. Atlantic street. stain-i
d ..Mrs. Kaiser's place on'the‘ Collenderl
field
mw- ‘ ‘ - - . .
:i'Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Sage, of Darius;
.wllgleave soon. for. a summer lack“; -
New
their bargains in summer nausea to‘
,n w comes. 1- . ‘ ‘ . .
... r. and Mrs.
are-expected homozfrom their ware-w
pean tour‘ln July; ’ > " ' . 1
is expected to spend the summer at.
the M
Massachusetts. is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
3.4+ .Qlllette. Darian... -
week completed a survey of a trace
of, land near New Canaan. '
tlwk’l mother. Mrs. lsanc Sellcck‘. of
' an .Ityholo-haudlcan‘ioledgl
‘ entertained her niece. Mrs. And
fr" it
and Misc Lulu no-
sting his rel
no
0 ‘0. hows
r
J
Phineas Me ltd pal
ug'a ,1
l
fine team of horses and a [new oar-l
age. ‘
About 200
l
men are new emuloyed};
. .. 0 ' Z‘
1
to are being!"
,al‘lllson'sg
Miss Edith‘sllllmsn has a position
intensive improvemen
r)
1.
A. u ,
rent. “5'
‘ ii
sum-l
‘20,!
t road is for “for “l9 -’.
l, 13
.Pratt's Island .has been rented to a3
”Real-estate men are busy showinai
tr,
Anson-Phelps Stokesi
W. S. Champ. the Artie explorer.
A er altos-v ‘
.uiufigsus fliilette of East Haddam.
H. Daddy and William ageing. this
3
. Will“
la.- .
will" '
. banded.
‘ n
j-llld_
it.“
' ‘9
2 _ . . is . ..
Marry Dandy and no friend-filo-
u:.Creighton of Colored a ‘ t‘;:se-
rcldayadn‘New Yoilll ciy hmpnst
Mr: and Mrs. Frank ‘Sellec’k. .of
Brooklyn. are, the xueslael Mr. Sel-
Dgien. .
‘ enry Scoville who has been very ill.
with pneumonia at Mt. Harrington. N.’
the
n today is
MW“
Sivan.
ham
and ”modelled.
was
vmndc.
becn'thrcwn into one snot
number at new window
hsvaboen added
' W. H. W
baa no.
citing? in the frelgiit‘ allies of tile
chrlr. New Haven and Hartford Bat
crescent... “rt-m
‘ .fl 1 , 2a". ‘9 l‘
‘ ‘J nor for John Sherman
lilo
an»
a cent! at day l!
,l 7..
The principal altar-
ls the addition of a largo ' ,
Several small rooms 1; c 'T‘ 1
her. an “a ‘
and door! g
. “No, bring in the candles."
illmott. third. of Dorian. ,2 ,
who has been attending to disarm;-
between Darius and Reverted. ’
to New Haven, to take a no- The as I
"W taming tuna:
we tchlh . ‘33" chic. our lists. _ . ‘
di .’ 2 .' veonewlld. ,1 here vii “ .
a sat Milne duiclt relic! and lash “MEN” “a family of go
r mo . 1 no Valli. . uses Wot ’
~ ~ . . 2‘. r ‘
‘lhi
7
clout-n." and A
5.
4
brabam responded
t
a
Mi
. . , 3m ( 1”“. I
cusumfihm ‘ visiting rein»;
tires and grand-at Allentown. 2-. i
no: statement? “damm- are
back from a viii with! relatives in:
lamina Iii-rt '
,,I
ri‘.
GI“) “I I‘ll“
stoma M‘
raco-
nt'4 5.
\
lsn't‘lout of a' oh ya
'p‘prtloa'tor this but
.. a
1ft)? * MN“ for a summon .~
home. “
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar .
l.: 2 '1' .
Our Very But SSlain Creamery lut- .
f fi‘bttucm
it little.
lug
runes PORGlES
van w one otthc deacon-i o
' u% 2 other Harm's , .
the will) tho" wiJ
of Connecticut who said “but no; '
Hanks have been enter-H: «
l a till!
one ”Dita!
ll...”
.‘ . k , “Y. ”7"
“till! {:wyaur'mm
, ., 1“ A continuance
the weather such saber been our
part-ops week
lungs to fruit.
’ w tranche
g T V -.
Y‘ _ .7 ‘7‘ ‘. ’ « r . J‘. m" '
'.. _ '1 . > ,2
0%!
it‘d.“ & “he ‘ 1‘
......moo
(
and
tar, per lb.
California Shouldcrc. per lb. too is new working in the Messenger of-
..: m. t » it; Hz.
Quaker Oatmeal. 3 pkpc. ..... 260 ‘ Prof Carlton Brownson and wife of
ill. can Baked Scans. 10c: 3 cans. 250
, .. V .1 , _ V. ..
l
0!.
i
sitar
p.
Til. Cl“...
l
”g_ . New Canaan express.
...—a
' . “w . W ”a“ ‘
is full of wouderiuiin attractive ar~
tlcles. .lf voluoamwund look around
a. blown will surely had It possible to
supply man
y of
VOUR WANTS
and at prices that are way below your
expectations.
This is housecleaning time and one
generally feels like lilting up the house
Sometimes a-lfew dollars
spent in liuce Curtains. l’ortiers. or a
Rug makes a big diderence in a room.
Whether you want. the small furninh~
s or wish to furnish a house com-
plete you will find what you want here.
l- J- WWW l W-
at Washington ’It.’ South Norwaik.
Bavarian .............. ....12c
WEA‘KFISH ..... ‘ ...... . ...... ac
HALlBIlT ..... g ........ . ....... ...12c
EELS .................. .. ...... no
areas one ............. .........10c
FLATFISH ..................... ... tic
slaves ates
"Dacrossl.
‘? ‘t ' .t "‘ ‘
rs: PIOPLI'I mu can “one
wanker.
Did column-mm Iulidlng‘.
no W‘iltminwn sin-candor. lye filial had.
~ «on -—-—-—-1« «
?1*»g‘l‘dw‘ ’1 1.‘
l'w.
‘ Chariots
r
l
i
‘ Mil. , v v ‘ ,i ‘ ‘
‘. | Lynn. Alice M. Brush lc relldlnt‘
' sidsrably improved.
...”
.‘ madge Hill. will celebrate'tbelrtbirty-
. fifth wedding anniversary
: mlnules earlier running
l
7c
5 lb., 260
mod is now working ,
Simon Braille ~ .
om n. , .
'l»mliuy1i8.xmdldit at Stamford has‘
heparin: tmvn scallion on friends. . ‘
Willie be by rim handmade no»
in water attiie‘iocal fraisht of.
.11. Merritt is havlns a. small
drags erected on his Main street pre-
iM'“' ‘
A . mall barn will‘soon be erected
in a «vocal carat visit to Header;
be home of Rev. J. ‘0. “validly P
street. ” 4‘ . ‘
Mrsu amazon and daughter of
New B
r
‘ Manager i.
it business: trip. . .
Mrs. Hartford Avery of Railroad
avenue. who has been very ill.‘ls ccn— .
Prof Humphrlss will be the choir.
leader ofzthc I(tilingregatlonai Church
during the coming summer.
George T. Smith. who has been ill
at his honie ln‘r‘itlcbamnd Hill for new
era] days; is much lrnproved. .
The positioned Wednesday evening
prayermeeting was heldiu the Gods
tlonal Church last evening.
r. and Mrs. Thomas line. of Tai-
tomorrow.
‘J. Frank Mcbaughlln. formerly a
printer in the Greenwich News ofilce.
brew , .
New Rochelle are boarding ,with :Mrs.‘
William Benedict. 'on North Main
street. ‘ '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Hoyt. of New
York will spend the summer at the
home of their daughter. Mrs. Allan
Paterson.
Albert Comatock. Mrs. Hamilton
and Miss Jennie Weed. who have been
making on Oriental tour, are expected
home tonight. ?
“Miss Clemence Burils of Park ..
street is visiting for a few days with
her aunt. Mrs. George W. Gdinble.
East Orange. N. .l.
. It is said that. a change of about 15'
time will
shortly be made in the schedule of the
l
‘ Dr. Wood has recently completed a
seventy-five foot barn on the'l‘d. V.
Jarvis place in Patna street, which
he recently purchased. 2 ‘
.2 Mrs. J. C. Wyckoff and Mrs. Frank
Shutes attended the annual meeting
of the Woman‘s Board of Foreign Misa ,
along which opened Tuesday. .
Stephen Hoyt. of the Nurseries is
planting several hundred trees in one _
of the Port Chester parks being de- .
voloped by the Port Chester Realty
Company.
Emil-ts are being made to secure a .
sufficient numberito guarantee the ex- t
pause for a special train to Stamford .-'
on the evening of the 'High School's ‘
amateur theatrical.
it is“ said that. est-Warden C. W.
Hodges will shortly severe his concern
tions with the shoe firm of Benedict '
It Company. Mr. Hodges will
more time to his personal business.
A special train has been chartered
to accommodate local people who
wish to attend two dramatic perfor»
ounces of the pupils otthe Stamford ;
High School, next. li‘riday evening. A ,.
large number have secured tickets.
W. l. Brant of this town has been
We consider this seer
son‘s line the beet '
l. ._ . . . 0n-
TlLIPiiONw
lo rum ““3”“ i. lionmtk.
» acids was“
we. sumac; woo _
mm. on. Somalia’s property in Bark
.4th . . .
‘ Francis Semantic. has returned
lain. are visitingher father; ', ‘
ivhvmldiooraj. - . ‘ .' .,
M. Hart. of the South 1‘
Norwallt theatre. has been‘lti two on p 1
Council of Slate Order unimproved ‘
Order of. Red» Men. Think the first‘ ,. ;
selection for a State olicer made from. ‘
$9 membership of (Palms Tribe, this
Wfl. , .
Mattie Hoyt. has been appointed post-
mistress to complete the remainder
of her deceased futhers' term. about
one year yet. to run.
dance with the unanimous wishes of
the townspeople.
for the new postmaster.
i... Hoyt, daughter of the late Post-
master S. B.‘ Hoyt, is still filling that
position.
to retain her until the end of header
ceased father‘s term. has apparently
been successful. although it'rls said
that. efforts are still being made to .
have her removed.
pen.«the majority of New Canaan peo- .
pl: would be justifiably indignant.
......
THE JONES. & Ho‘rcnxtss
comps ~
17 WALL "nan. , thORWALK. ..
give "
~ Vacate
‘ him.
a . eat (lizard of‘lhe Great if
i n
it is ofllcially reported that Miss
This. is in accor-
No appointment has yet been made
Miss Mattie
The largely signed «petitioa
Should this hap- :
847 - 1m
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. '
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVE} AND RANGES.
ILA‘l’E AND“1‘IN ”ROOFING.
. "Ou‘ahd Steam Fitting;
Gas Fixturca,'Metal Coiling. Etc.
‘ Have you seen ourkctccit of
RICHMOND RANGES?
pine: or, r. ear-x ti'lotrt :v‘.
VAN seer.
ELUMaING.
STEAM-
nor warns.
AND
G’s FITTING.
.r 4;
c. ..=
Tin, Sheet Iron. C099”;
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
Telephone 427. .
South Nor-walk. Conn.
General
Contractor and Planter.
neutrino
"annulled Laud Ample Ex-
parlance.
later at. coauthored.
Apostles roar 0”th box to.
We have cndchvcndct all than
to bring our customers at but the
market" afforded, and our ulcéilon cf
handsome wall uvcflnguhic .85..»
we think a crowning triumpth. We are
anxious to have your Judgment upon
Our Paper Noam
am
hanging mil paper. ~
> Enmlgmhnplluahmlslinl ; "will
, Winona.
mesa-o.
wlm mum Pruning.
. ‘ ‘ .-‘ L , . 2 f
d VRallroad Ave}, ..
Representing some of the
Shore Dinners
‘ surplus, chow
request. '1 ‘ .
horn.
central.
nun—u
and moon reliable inc
..r‘ *2 ‘=
and was
Food Cooked to Order
libeckc paid for prom.rvrlch '
results. “1'
H. L. GOOD!
1. so. tutu or
N. Cancun!
. J mm.
on: nurture anon
, tuner-tsp"?
..Qur room 'c‘z mini
and Electric t. not or
cry mm heat" . ’
tutti REASON
Ila ly acquired 7M"
A ilrllnc fl‘iMMP,‘M
tilt-Got. uicbiafNWInbc‘. ,‘
Cigars all-Ian on Merit " '
'l‘-‘ J- fiWIWMI-i
Tc; ._ .. ii ‘
Wm
m: "10ch
MOITGKCII" N
solrr merge. ,.
‘ P I N" “M
c cows mm * ..
" " Ii VQIII;z ‘
Ivanv LAor‘c‘nia
. “B'- :.
I r
should be "
snow white? . -
cclaln Ensure or m
Have you ever I
how dollghfuliy com
be to have hot‘cnd cold’ v
in your droning d
log apartment 0 Mb
racial-Its presence will! . -
the digest degree of com -.
We will gladly gun
plumbers are strict
obtains, honest and
Norm R
Norwalk Chronicler