E conductors and their crews he am.
. darised, which will mean increases for
y the various hratnnchea at the traiamen
d in “want it hie! Willa
villas in the bureau of the
o! ”in the buildipg.
ifi.llglyancy was LE
Whitest or den» .
E: Inuit d“ err ut'r “Ibrahim-am
l‘ B
eiedaomnileelogershlp'ieft a va-
was ”filled by them
ww under Stillweil of Kane
EEglv‘ho ha been mentioned for their!
‘ unmade! lo and the immediate
t tJ verett .Keliey. sec
‘ ‘dep’uty lllbeoiiotlieEr stepin use,
rranaelnents which are going tor-
‘ ard la therhhresu..:
it!” We lsbeyaieeae .1,
\ Mr. Werilald has Worked his way
- lip in the bureau and has heme
0own for h a wide knowledge a?! wen-
n{newton tbot we libwgii
kElli 9 ml- til e pens h
Er? it?“ obit-lgereddl' tQ'lF
only“? not one o théd é
ignore be well verhed in
third iehda encourage:
Wardeld
n . ,
" via an ’ ' has;
. the pension bloom for may%
,figllb
. a pearl
,, \ eat to the hope that Mr.
ay receive the appointment.
, ‘ Mall IgAboiileed.
E E'Q‘liIl'I imp hivever, however, the pol,I
, tiliillty that e petition of second:
deputy may be abolished in the line of
enamel. I In is the actuating nria
clplo of tune that is being done by
way of change in novelh‘menl depart-
meats these dsys. At all events there
or Iii in be some .litt e activity ov-
.er s meterhtter the no tears.
iE
new anagram cease.
loll Icing heed blush This vur in
Wreaths and (litter Decors
“’ ‘E'tloiIEa.
A number of grocery stores have re
uceiyed their supply of Christmas trees
EE'TllIIe are Mm the Maine woods and
A...»
- standout vote
1 claim of the ”exit"?
‘ vii-sell It a mg
‘ 0! WEIIEIEMlIl
‘ in; out for from until granted.
“G l. Aflllflkdi
field MEI use.
, I in union
manila be grani-
EEEMr Lee said the result of the recent
Ilfll halo
Was
lip; .of its executive
blow on Saturday.
filling. mtbe result shelved thatlhhe
I e almost unanimously in favor
the dementia and hold
Ill
Mil 3W
do allover to. a a ion unit
the syntehi t credi to to e r i-
read mes tat in order to the a
loser wheel. lreiaht rates lluiiildEE‘EE unite
to be hdya‘r‘icedM sculpt
libgmve return all that EEtbe railroads Md
with!“ (or some excuse to an
innate Errol; rates. but irrespective of
an advance. the men must have
y they earned. even if is may
hauls lied .to stoplpsyli'iz dlvl ends. ,
There are 125.000 trampled employ-
ed on the railroads affected.
W 5
. euoeueu'e heparin. , l
President Mom Explains Details oiE
Holman Vote in Boston Saturday.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 2 .éConceriiing
the unanimous vote of lie Fellerntcll
Trades Council at the Shop and
Mechanical Trades of the New Haven
system for an eizht hour day, it role
was thiien Ain- Iloston. On Saturday
. President Richard Moore was asked
just what this vote meant.
Mr. Home said that there was noth-
in; pertaining to a strike which at-
tached to this matter. In explanation
of the onlcisl statement which was
given out from the metinxe of the
body in Boston that an “ofdclai” eight
hour day is wanted, be said that here
tofore the New Haven road has re
quired a nine hour day. with eight
hours work. if the extra hour is
' wanted above the eight hour work the
road llliu been getting it til the regular
" hour rate up to nine hours, which is
the “olilciai” day. After the nine
hours have been served tlion "time
and a half" begins.‘ ‘ ~
All eight iioui day will make a
great change in the expenditures of
the New Haven load and is liable to
be Isolated.
This action of the Federated Trade
are knov‘vn II the Cmsby trees from
the man, Who brings them here. Mr.‘
Crosby appears to be a pioneer in the
Christmas tree businesb. The trees of
feted tor sale are fir trees and are
very clean and shapely it is only in
late years that such drees could he l
mu are The only ones lei
Movers live cedars. which were
far less bountiful and lacking in the
. neon lulter and cleanliness that
chiracterises those imported from the
t drth Woods.
”fill: chlorine of these trees sell for
twenty lire cents each the and largest
tor one dollar each The largest ones
on exhibition are about the size used
where there are several children in
a h usehohld and the small ones sen
ly selected for the pleasure at the
”little ones.” Larger trees are to be
had for Sunday schools. whose there
are many presents for Santa Claus to
fasten .tlie branches.
it we learned that there are sever
them are .inniuded in the "selected"
class. in which are round. as the name
indicates, a most shapely trees and
those In free fioin inpeifection of
any kin.
lex,. New Christmas Green.
A new kind of Christmas areas. or
one that is not very frequently hero
Wilma“ sown . This is box
from an evergreen shru which is used
very eatsuisaly in We sections of
Ellie country, and in England. for bed-
NE“ telnet very extensively grown
..ai grades of these trees, The beat oi"
council while it. had not been unex-
pected hole. is still something of a
Hill Ill-.lse becuuse it has been supposed
that the mechanical trades were
working fairly in inumony with ilna
man ement (if the his system.
‘ W on asked when the requests oi
the Fetiernieii‘ council would be pre-
sented to the New Hagen road Mr.
Moore said that they might not postd-
biy appear tor stzlesstJoriy-ilve days
He said that there was no intention
;io bring them in here on January 20.
at the time of the proposed settlement
of the irouble with the Brotherhood of
Railway Trnlnuion and the Order of
Railway Conductors.
About 1000 our workers iii New
Haven will be affected by the decision
in this case.
He did not think that llioie was
any pioapetl of a strike but he did
believe that the road would connidel
inspection) the contention that the
men in his fedenrtion are aiming fol
New Haven machinists on the road
lilo averaging 20 cents an hour as
against 35 to 40 cents in Chiongo ii is
claimed.
Amllulcd willi the l‘cilcllilod
Trades council are the Iiilrlilnisls. the
niaciilnlats' helpers, blacksmitlis and
.blacksmiths' helpers. boiler makers.
our workers. our man. tries pipe ill
tors. upholsterers and painters” unions
Their organizations control fully liiue-
tenths oftlie crattsmen in the various
trades from Boston- to the Harlem
River.
blseur: WHILI HOUBI some.
it long standing dispute between the
Hishwood Hook and Ladder company
and the Humphrey Volunteers came to
filo'lnand owing to the {pol
vEels! she is not especially well
g t it. it was used much in old
ed gardens, but it is of a some
0!}! development here. had. lit
. :1:qu it is old he seorihcell for Christ
wrentli making. That whidh is
tribe found on Isle at the stores II In
» importation from loneland where the
climate in better suited to its rapid do
w opment.
t is quite extensive. however. and ‘
"fission ofrbox cost ”:00. They are
very attractive. The foliage is cf very
dark rich green The leaves are
‘ small. and grow very compactly on
little stemb. much more graceful than
III mountain laurel. or even running
a pills. The florists make these wreaths
My attradtive by interspersing in the
[aliens an meionai sprix of red in.
'Ilouwllel which gives a very pieu Ill
content of, color. One of the great
- of the box wreaths la the
t E"that they will last for a Job: lime
florists claim that they will re-
II brlxht and attractive for many
he. even throughout the entire win
season.
M
“NH...” MI PAI'I’V.
a
. ml. the little more
fE‘u callers-y lalrdi «In
I’
“woodman-adheres!
realest.“ st II. J
mules“
“W”
a head the 9th,; day during a him
at the home of ohn Warner at Hum
‘den and for a short time, the wrangle
among the fire iaddles threatened the
deatructlou of the Warner home.
The Humphrcya called for wuter to
be turned on but an exvniember of the
ilixliwoods demanded to know by what
right a Humphrey could Illiilt' such ii
command adding, as reported that no
water could so on the lite. Meifnwliiin
the fire was aproadlug Finally the
Highwoods relented and the water was
turned on. The blase was oxiinaulshed
between the two companies is said to
without great damhxe. The trouble
have been started by the election oi
ngarIes Lawlor as chief of the depart-
ment. The Humphroys claim they had
no voice in the election and will not
recognise him as their leader.
FOR VOLUNTIII RITIIID LIST.
WASHINGTON. Dec. tor—Numb
one bills have been introduced In
both the senate and the house favor
in. the Iatabllallmlt of a volunteer
retired list. was»! of elders who
served in the civil war. These bills
are similar to the ones laminated last
m ~ .e-avm
there‘li
é
Pun-4‘. bum-III“. wm‘xJ—trkrm’ewmvme n wind-r. 19“!” 39-. *r
ll lllllllliiiil ii
the lien r which women molecule
are wear a: this winter ' '
The for bats which one expects to
be heavy are surprisingly ilght and
so they grow in favor from day to
day. for every one likes to see them
and is willing to wear them it till-i
are not burdensome.
The Horse Show evidently started
the venue for white tors. and while
they new been moving slowly up to
the present month, they the now be
ginning to sell and it is not uncommon
to see many eels on the street in the
flay time rind many more in the even-
03.
All odd coat worn by a young woman
has the appearance of being hired to
anther at the center by very wide soi-
lu r.ibboli This coal l‘t'illly books
blindly far 0ch at one side. the rib
lion and tunnels being only trimming.
The fall far alesvas without any (of
lies at the top have brought ubom the
fashion for sleevoa cut in Olll' with
the wrap or gown. This is not a uni-
torsully becoming siyle
If is thought that the doom of the
yoke skirt ban already been sounded
ind that it will eniilely disappear be
lure llnotlicr season.
The lingerie gown is soon nloro at
the winter resort than it in here. It
is those who are going breath or to
warmer cllmes who seem to be buying
ilie pretty ones in the shops
if you got several pair of gloves par
ilolliariy light ones. wriip tuned you are
not going to wear at once in paral~
lino paper. in this way the skins will
be kept soft and elastic.
Jewels of every kind are so popuinr
us a decoration that no see them as
it part of the design on a pimp of
burnt wood work.
obtained in evenln
getting by veiling
one light color an
material with on
with another.
A little bit out of the ordinary is
the filei of filly maebuds that encircles
the head in a alaniiiilr iiue, rising high
on the colffure on the left and also
the rinht giving a piuuapt effect above'
It might face
color but show lovely and novel shot
03001.8 of one color mer another pro-
ducing rainbow'like results which are
perhaps more desirable underneath
the gown than they would be llbovo ll.
l‘lnlls let into the bottom of coats
for elderly women allow for an extra
Vlllg length of the line by their var
llcal folds.
No more beautiful drapery could be
devised than that Which is construct-
od but of a handsome lace shawl.
Those while requiring skilful manipu-
lation. fall naturally into the lines
sought and the beauty or the patterns
odds greatly to the affect.
One who wishes something very
llllllll‘l. and prietty for a soar! to throw
over the i‘ouiffitre in the evening will
select one of silken veiling edged
around with double rllflhllifl of lace or
,a row of tiny feathers. the whole an
lshed with a perfumed iiniua.
Many, many‘aleevee are noinposed
until-lay of closely isld. horizontal
looks from shoulder in wrist. And
when this makes too long a line. a lit
tie can is laid O‘IOI‘ the top. or trim
mla‘ applied at the elbow.
easel.“ aaaksa lotus. '
Meier M instant model In no
Fleet building.
lTAIlI‘OItD. Dee authoring!-
a rattler “We last in-
.was killed sin-It
m. lie tell frees the NM
a hall‘s. as m and last
9E
Daily turn to th
branded that are _
list. becanIEe live he ' ‘ 7
of people want. and we pride everything in a
way thnt meets with the prompt approbation of
the largest number of shoppers. ‘ .
One thing I depend on. and that is.
M Miller-lysine}? ”will through the
duality of anytbin not maturing up to the
standard of your“ in lent eapectlitions.
E N. E Ryan C0.-
emhtsrou er. scorn NORWALK‘
r-"0Idtiinoy‘ in the term applied to ,.
3
.. ...... Ll»
all i. at. ctosao ain. pillow...” WWW "
. 1 MY fiVImG-W‘l V ..E' ,
pound . . .
you
”tau—...!
North Dakota. Powerful Dresdosught.
his: American Turbine Engines.
American genius and American pro
ducts 3331M stand preemminent before
the world for the new United States
Dreadnaulht battleship, the North
Dakota.‘eqnlpped with American iur.
blue steam engines, has just made a
new speed record for ships of her
class.
The North Dakota is the fastest bat
tiesbl of the Dreadnought type afloat
ill will as one of the .two most power
fill battleships in the world. She line
developed 9, maximum speed of "2. 25
knot. and an average of 2! 883. both
of which are In excess or the best per.
forninncen of her ulster rilllpfi the lloln'
warn of the country and the Bellm-
plieu or the British navy. ‘
in attaining this iiurmlnlting «heed
the Curtis turbine engines of the
‘ A manlmunaof
Odd and beautiful color effects an?
other. and even one style of drapery,
Silk petlieoats are no longer in solid ,
rhilne'ss around the abdomen while, working It Sch
North Dakota whre forced to the devei
(lumen! of more horsepower than has
been reached by any battleship shoot.
”is” fierce power was
recorded whle (.11 878E one power was.
the mean am The maximum num-
iber of revolu one of her propellers
leIII 280 it minute it was found that
200 revolutions were suifli lent to main-
gain the contract speed of 2! knots.
Lorie coal and water per horsepower
were lined in one this enormous
power than m ever awarded on n
batilenhip before
The North liirla 0334 by Eur perform
more took precedence as a general
first clue! battles}! over any other
afloat Her sister in the flolawaro.
which was given her trials over the
slime courul~ “lie III possession of this
hlwnor bi her trial performances, but
the uniroa recorded for the North Da
hots surpass those of any other Dread
naught lore is one curb battle
Ibi M It the tiling whom
Illii month may ex ‘thoite of the
North Dakota This s the Neptune.
liisl launched for the British navy
The Neptune however, wil him- to
attain figures much in excess of {limo
lficnliona to accomplish this The “on
rophcn of the ilHlieli liiivy, the best of
European battleships, has made but
221 knots, as compared with the North
Dakota performance of 2125.340 com
lug downwards nearly to tut our on; WWW building‘nr MIMI battleship
If the German navy can challenge the
North Dakota In lapsed
Tlleiepeed record of the North ano
is u double triumph for America.
of only does it give- us the fastest
battleship in the whole world but the
very turbine engines which muddled
this enormous wood and romnrkable
economy were invented by an Amori
can and built in this country. Only ii
w you ago h es (7. Curtis was‘
. steady, N. Y.. perfect
his his turbine engine which stands
highest in the world of power today.
When Curtis'- turbine was pronounced
. success he diamd of it to the Gen-
Iral Electric company in be used to
whirl the mighty electrical generators
in the main power houses scattered all
over llll' world lint (.‘urtis res rvod
tile merino rillhiu for his chitin and
inter fornwd n company for the moat
ufsciilre of iiirbino marine engines
which produced the giant units aboard
the North Dakota
The new Japanese Dreadnought hst
tieslilp Ibuki is achieved with Curtis
turbine engines similar to those of the
North Dakota. and her performance
has been equally astonishing.
of! or NIGLICT.
Mother. so Years of Me and Dough
El- 40 Victims in Now Union.
NEW wanes. tier. Ill. wiluifsriha
from nealect improper medical at
Ieniion. hire. ry “travail. 30 years
old. and her dsuabm Jeanie. so years
old, were head lo a tenement on
Teeth street early yesterday. and both
died later at I hospital menace
loomed the l seam
related that “all was due to salami
av hat st prop
at. Nu. Install
nines-as - sarrtsellw.
.« payer-Ade“ um fmmrsm‘t
” w Wx.m.wem~wn=aw asap-«gm -..
has n." rile. rouse.
Man's Estate. After Long Trip
from Frisco. Breaks Down
on the Stand.
wamununvmsc. 20.~—A eenss~
the probate court on the will of Joseph
iW. Kindregan, at one time n resident
of New Haven. Over fifty heirs in all
parts of the country are said to be
lug.
‘ The central figure of interest at pre-
sent however is a dire Patrick Mur-
ray. who arriwd here yesterday from
San Franclnto alien) site lives he an
iiniiialo of a home of the aged and
Who claims to be a widow of Mr. Kind.
reann. Mrs. Murray who is over
i 1‘7 years of axe. and who occupied the.
island for the most part of the flour
‘tlnil yesterday. claims to have. been
married to Mr Kindrexau in the
Tombs prison III New York in i863.
Where he was taken null forced to
: marry her, site being in a delicate con-
lditlon, and having complained to
i .lluilge Connoili a friend of the lam
IE'El‘lin child which wne born In the
Hilfiiu year one taken from her lnilno
illately and nobody knows what be
came of it
Mrs Murray, under the long uEnd
severe ordeal of questions from novel‘-
ai of the attorneys finally broke
down on the witness stand and the
hearing bad to be continued until to
tiny. .
OhiMrors Cry
Hill Fliiclltll’s
c As T o R I A
NEW YORK. new HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
In Effect November 3. 1900.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.~12:58x. 5:083. 5:411. 0:08.
0:52. 7:20. 7:46. 8:131. 8:511. 9:10x.
9:37, “1:201. liltfih. “:39.
lit—42:58:. 2:50x. litdi.
5:351.5:501. 0:40. 0:54”. 7:18x.
9:40!, ”:29. "
oundsys.
A. M.-12:53x. 5:0“. 5:411. 8:54.
l0220.
P. H..~‘ll 50. ii: “I. I. .50? 5: 35.
5: 50:. 7:12. 7. 42a. 9: 40!. 10 9.
...—..—
NIW YORK T0 OOUTH NORWALK.
A. lax-omens. me. hzlt. 0:05. 7:45
3:501. 9:15x, 10:02x. 10:05. ll:00s.
“:03.
P. H.-12:08x. 1:06, 2:00x. 2:57
3132):. 3:55. 4:32. 5:02. 5:201, 0:27.
0:0lli. 0:03. 8:0:ix. 0:30. li:00a.
2"
5:001.
7:423.
Sundays.
A. M.~—12:0ilx. 0:00. 7:80. ll:ll'lx.
10:02].
P. summer. MM, uzllix. 7:00,
8:803, li:00x.
M
IOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVIN.
A. hie-«12:10:. hills. 0:15.
7:27. 3:00. 10:3”. 11:1”. 11:47‘.
P. blew-:12 003.131. 8: fix. mu.
4 30 15:11.0: WI. ll: Ill. . 7:10;. 0. liix.
iliiil. I: 40 and 7: II to Bridgeport
on y.
Iuadsys.
A. Ila-«min. 1:101, 7:48.
am. 10:39:. 11:18:.
P. Ila-4:103. It“. hills. 8:84.
I tun.
”UT" NORWALK To fiANI'NY.
A. lie-Aim. .2”. It". 0:00.
P. flier-1:“. sues. dill. 7:“.
I Mali”. It“.
HM
Aged Woman. claimant of Waterbury ,
tlonal hearing is taking place here in g
molesting the will and ten lawyers:
from N" “Wk appeared at the bear. .
Magnolia.
lb. has
l'ure Lord. a [tripod ........ .
('iover or Ads? Milk.
a ran
. Mll’ Fancy Patent Flour. 24%
Ada? Fancy PulentE Four ti bur— .
rel ........ , .....
ilollablp, li‘lonr. lnrxo pkg”
‘Rellnblo Flour. small pkg.
Full Cream Cheese. a pound
.s3.s...
Cut Price
Voly Bold Cranmer; Butler-n,
....st’:
.1710
“06
..... also
mule
...10c
..20c
.20c ,
, Elilxtrn Fine lugs. leE limit i05$
in Sweet Oranges ior’. 1......‘26e
3 pkgd. Buddha ”item for ..
3 mice. Cleaned Currants for .2:
Cranium: on. it hubris for” ... 1259
Bolshoi ‘l‘lallillls. 2 for...'.' ...... £50
Mined Nine 2 lint tor ..... ‘..2§c-.
ii. at R Plum Pudding. ll"
can .....L... 1;:ch and 460
Candied hymn h opp ...ch ‘
Broken‘ Candy. a, pound; . 3.409..
10 Stores Free with ,l'iny oi Ellie
Following Articles-
i can Sullonu Spiel ........ ...iflc 2 boxes [kibble Tip Mnicllen,
l but. Monaunilln ()livee ...... .lOc each ...... be
i but Cider Whittier”? ....... 100 i can All? Paprika ........... 10c '
1 pkg. Poi-ii 'i‘onsiics .......... loo 1 mike Adi’ Premium Chem
1 con Shrimp ................. 12c
lute ...;........ ..... ....ch
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a
Extra Stamps with Tess, Coffees and Estrella All This wen E
TII. N0 9“.
h. .
information.
3 Iikilap. [lamina ............. 25cm lb Peaches
:ipkgs. Currants ...... . .......... 25c|l lb Apricots i . ..
3 lbs. Noi-afieod Raisins ......... 25c|i lb. Citron ...... . ............. 20c
l‘
llllilllii ill:
124 Washington Street. southEanmE ..
NOTICE—NO ORDERS TAKEN FOR Dfllflmefi
O’OLOCK FfilDAY, DEC. 34TH.
You can heat your house uniformly yitll .e
Honeywell Temperaturer‘fieguialm
Will «keep your house at just the temperature you wint it. The
Honeywell will save coal and gain comfort {or you. ».
Installed by any plumber or heating contractor on 30 «daya'
Attached to any hot air. hot water or sterile beaten. IAiilt for
* ’zl
a Seso
El“;
.r lunar ...
trial.
The Argand Boiler Company
SOUTH NORWAELK CONN.
I
3 lbs. iiiusmtel Raisins ........ ..lRSe I.‘lb Orange or Leiden Peel . E....t5c
i lbs. Prunes ........... . ........ 25c Plum Pudding. can. .100. 25c arid 05o
.i lbs. Wet Mlnbe Meat .......... 25c Mixed Nuts, lb. ........... . ...... 1°C
3 pkas. Mince Moat .............25c Pickled Salmon. ib. .............. 12c
lirnnges, (lrupes, Cranberries. Celery. Cauliflower. Sweet Polatoen- and
Spin och.
Meals
UNITED GROCERY GO.
so NORTH MAIN STREET
Jeddo Cell] for Furnace ,
Cross Creek Coal for Range
Carmel Cool for open Gentle
Home Comfortable
PWNE I43
'YE .I ‘ :1
MIME My
0
on Time
‘r‘ril f'
Moulded
" ldhoolli“
warranted.
WILL not mtg.
westernmost.
The Hatch & B
Raymond iron.
'zino
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
MILL rat. ill-s.
1.3% “I. it?
e
l'llr JD”
Lumber and Mill Work in Evarytlmg
from a Piggeiy toe “fame
SPECIALTIES
Window (lines of every description.
Flash Wei his and (lord.
oodeu flutters. two aim
Asphalt Fabric lloolinl
FOR DIAD “0.
'M.
One. two soil Miller beeper.
Slaters' Pam = ,
shorten: and Buildera’ Paper
liair insaietiiEl. and Meow m
YEN-I'D IRENE LMEH EEflE'EIEm.
”....tnml NW “All“ 3*“ ”WT-Ml m
mmatvoller of the treasury will not at
for llIeleaa momma. last
How the lstlsiaiiso cabal commission to Yale m (Ir *wr m
Hieradfliuo
f
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Norwalk Chronicler