T SOELIRORWALK ‘-' “‘91“ 01 discipline and the phy-
YENING SENTINEL i“) mHm- .t “Yfimltk‘
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JAMES GOLDEN O- “m“. i
, "TENTATIVE" RESULTS
For more than mm years the
#7 i " H In-
‘ - . . GOLDEN
"L :ggPlaE‘II‘ORS filer-“ate Commerce Comminsio'it has
I ‘ “ ‘ the“! engured in thc work of placing
EDNESDAY, DEF-13v I916 in valuation upon tho railroads ol the
MATURE AL
.‘ ' TOMORROW
‘ tide 1:50 a. m.; I153 p. m.‘ttot|,000 has teen Spcnt in the Work;
rises 7 :It; sets 4:24- ;:tnd there is an appropriation 0! Stir
' - i ‘ 500,000 available for the current fiscal I
TELE' I year: The Commission Linn molly:
completed two Valuations.
towrivtg short roads of minor impor-
MANAC FOR: country. in pursuant-t- of it law enacted
by Congress in 1913. More than 37¢
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PHONE CALLS
twill Rooms—92.
» . s Office—93. t
Norwaik Bunch emu—1383. aunt...
.‘Idltor‘o Residents—2X84. tion llmt tit:
ty Editor's Residence—fish;
the first
'l‘ht- ”ports carry the infortna .
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hblisher’s Residence—890.
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.THE WAR THAT WE iSCAPED
lions involved in the determination of
Mrrect principttw; and methods. It
n U'rtltl scent,
lkpent :1 lot oi mom-y and shall mild
5‘ i. We used to ho; r at good dk‘ill of Ut-r-t ~
' i ‘ A . t ,ftt lot tour-J in nork lllttl \rtll ho ot1
dean's-n5 il'fllllhl \‘tl‘tttib par S o 1 ‘ 3
’ gnan . b , It Allonvtttnl ”line.
the Atttcrtczt't lll‘lllt}.lll or: Pallt't tn ,5 i
Tl“ "13"“1' 1’ "WU-“l“ It is hu‘tnnin: etery day more t‘t'l
arntl.
‘
up‘
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gain N’ a “memH "l”“nal "‘ ”wldcnt that instead ot getting "Pal"? to
{notion Morning l' M, \thiclt ti~~t‘l:tt‘t‘> u solution 0f tho (‘untt‘ou‘t‘ny ltetwe'rn
that "an, liltlt>
Germany al'0~\'i?|.‘~' h" H “W 1"”“l Itast sesialott of (‘tntatvss ndded to the
ttlifllcultim 'l‘ltc (If
(‘tmurt‘ss
atom.“ tho Atlantit " ptcncnt M-ssiott
' That atnotttm to nun: lllitl tlt"
“tentative." Ind that the commission: '.
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as M37138?! S Res‘dence has not yet passed upon tho many goes .3
i“ ”l" 13“ l‘“ 3'9“” rtdlroad cntplows and the railroad
. “we could MW Md ““' a““'"""‘"‘ “m1 , luanaxrrs. thc htt zty legislation of th' .
must deal with thr‘ tumor .
valuations are ntcrely =.
therefore, that no have: i
’ Alliesmigm lmr pr. Wm” ”H“ fl'mtproblcnt. and it it complicated by thr- . >
‘-‘ 3““) torrl Tact tltttt illt‘l‘t‘ in-
“WV l“ C“"""“i “" 5““‘h Am”'“‘“ i“ iCOIlslufl'i‘tltut thc right» and intctcstn
Attend of cattrinu ottt llr‘l allllflllOll-"juf tit-9 80 P" cont
5’93““ 1"" "\l'a“"i‘m “M. :Iltn worn not nflt-cted by thP lt’gislr
\‘rhcrc. 't‘h.- tin" “'1” “mm“ ”Nd“ tion known to tho Adttntson lint, nn’dt
‘ l I \
", war by lctttn: t-t': t-tt' tnnrt
colontttl
. . -. , \- tt. 1 .
no nut-h t‘tow tn llllr~ ht mt. phi” h“ also there must he consideration ofi ,.
‘3 ; lumcd llt‘l‘ :tilcnlloli to .-\t'rtctt.
U tBrIlkattfl and \\“.~Il<‘l"l Artiil might
l‘cuat'dcd a~ circltntrtnnttttl t-nrrohot-zt
lion. _
"We hnvc .tl\\fl,\.~ l'|“.;rtl'tlt‘ll ottr Mull-
l’",ortlt~r to nmk.» up the lncronacd cit-1
illt-lltlitlll‘vs cottt-tt upon llw railroad!”
. , t
it‘otttpttlmr) nthhrtttton \\lll ttntttrallt
lhc a f't‘itllll't' of itllt‘llllllt‘tl lcuislntiotl‘
3'. . r‘a‘e Doctrltic as in llht'il hr Hilltl’ sari ,‘ on this Htlllj't‘l.
‘ of atystcrkttts I'lllt‘flt‘). sill-(“gilul'dlllu‘ E ........... ,__ i
Ill Amcrican soil :t;:ttltt>l foreign ng EASTERN LEAGUE MEETING
' ' POSTPONFD.
gilt-stitch. At no lllIII', t-xccpt tmssibll‘
“g the close (tl the Full \\’itl‘, have “9}
Rally been in mmtttott to (lt‘l -nd thnt
doctrine. t“‘(‘i"‘I““ . Coon of Hot-tun. ,
titty suggested that tho only roux-on, ll.’\l".'i‘l“0ltlt. l' r, lit. The mot-ti
"fit; world in general :tctventr-tt Olll't in: "f 1h' Hurt-N tum-bu“ lraflur,
Nonroc Doctt'inc “A” that it was alytt'ttllt-d for llt\'l l-‘t'ttl;t) ttl'tcrnoon ill
. , [\K‘tttu-ktcr him ht-vn [mstponed until
.3 ved by Great lll'llulll :tnd 1);”ij’l‘tnmdny. I)“: ‘9. n “as announced
6 by “‘0 Britinh "PM That ”My i” hu‘] ht-t . tonight. l’l't‘h‘ltlt‘lll‘ lmn O'Neil.
‘ , a'étlllatlntl. but 9055“"? ""1“ N‘“ "0' “ho is at mutiny. tho ham-bull Klilhl‘l";
‘ England towd It“. In": tn .\'. tr You-.Jnm horn nppot'ntodj
Not Be Held Until December 19- '.
President O'Neil: Absence
Slitlt‘fintt‘lt hart.-
‘ tmarlly hol‘illlM'
but because hllt‘ hvrwll’ tlLdn‘t not-d: on .t conttti lt‘l' to so to Chicago, tuttl
‘ “mi in trill not on itltlt‘ to return horn,
uttttt illll‘l‘ l-‘rtdns. this lmlnz tlw ran]
. l' ”on tor llll‘ pot-'tpttnvmt-ttt.
\
In tn. ‘
any more Amcrit-attt ll‘l'ill0l)'.
because she did nlIl \thl to hf‘l‘ an)
Other power got a foothold ,_,.
. hemisnhrrv. Aw li"|-.li"“"“l in ‘lIPjTHIRTY YEARS FOR ASSAULTING
View that nil Atn-‘z'tctt nn.» ln\it)llll)lt‘_i GIRL . i
50 Gcrmanr. trumped itllll mcr-popn-l .‘lll‘lDl,l".'l‘()\‘\'.\', nt‘t'. .l2.~-I"l‘uncln
- ' . , ,l-Z. Wit-ks, 45 ycttrn old, of lltrtford,
Iated. turncd clsctvhcrc. tor expansion.1 todnv plendod mm! in the Superior
nod the cnstnstropht- lll'Uk-A in Elll‘opt";(‘0‘":l to criminal assault of a nln9-,
"“3““! or in “"“"'i““- iynar—old girl in Cromwell, and was
3 ‘1! that is tcnt‘ly min. “‘0 cztn hardly l sentenced to prison for from 15 to 30
. - tu . . _ ".' .) (~d
.» 100k on the war it.\ llllllllt"'t‘llll} it.il.‘(-:r: The olftnst- “ilk (ttntttltt l
.1 -. ,1 ..i ‘.io .
or. have trttd to. it t._rttt.ttt,t hid ttt . inst wcck, “.Wks- mum“ sccllrctl
. traded Mexico or lil’zizll tttstcztd ot lwl- i appointment of a commission to ex-,
:2 3mm and Franco. “V “I‘m“ almost amino “’ecks an to his unit.“ The,
wry my". been [ul'ot‘d to go tn‘comtttlsslon reportcd that IWAH‘kH \vnS,
Willi: hcr, (‘nn H t", that ”N. M. ‘ soon now and at tltc time the otl‘cnsr‘;
have lttwn litcrnll)‘ t‘iulttint: ”MPH“: committed. ’ I
i DlLLON TO FIGHT MOHA. i
—--» , ~--. .\ilLWA17KEE. “do, Dec. 13.4—llob
‘ BORDER BENEFITS thinht. has hem matched to moot. .lttck
‘ ”float of tin? National Gttnrdstnrtt“ Dillon of lndin'nttpolls itt n IS-round,
We been bored or lt‘l‘ililit‘d by their bout for the lightweight champion-I
_' service on tho Mcxicnn bortlcr."‘h"’ at Dayton. 0.. on tho afternoon
,,' of New Y‘: '. D ‘.
m all at them arc mighty Hind ‘0 ‘ "q 8“
“ck home again. But there are
nsating f9:liul‘t'".~', whether the
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‘ amen recognize tht-ttt or not.
ill descriptions of the returning ,3 themlueS”? i
~tnnen agree in tt‘llilttz how {incl i
I {it the men look. They arc pic-E r
M of rugged health and energy. l
march with a show of conscious i
‘ h} and an air of discipline andt
ddnce, Their experiences, how-
.iupleaslnt it may have been.
I i' to have‘aet them up. both phy-
traditionally.
farm, tho camp life. the out-
{the WM. have done;
good Burnt-home civilians
That discouragcd feelin often
comes from adtsord. stom-
ach, or_an Inactive ltver. Get
your digestion In shape and
the bile a roper «then
trtte'otm" aim-g] . You
wilisoonlae ,tfyoutake
grott- hot. the 1510! York
._ 7 i4, I.§Ayi
3.3.? 1‘32““??? ‘gbifi‘n hm _.
W
ot um tear it: the m;
got up tho nu titan! .'
token into: .
of th.» ctnploycn’
”w, lllt' Ilt’t‘tl of ittcrcns-cal [TPlglIl rates in .
39"” 5mm... mom :or Friday WW;
‘9.
. 5,2,1". Vy-mf, .4,
TOYLAND —— JOYLAND
Now in Full Swing. ,
Coin and filing haildrur
Goodneu! M about ev.
"min. any live lay or any
we Cm wind wilt for. tone
people uid we couldn't get the
Toys this you. But we aid
Christmas wouldn't be Christ-
mn without them, to here they
are!
Christmas Store
Nine Days for Gift Buying
From buomtnt 1-9 the third-floor the Boston Store is one grand beautiful
NO. 1 HOLIDAY WRITING
PAPER, 50¢
lx‘cgulztr ,‘Rt‘, orct' 5m Him-S til llt'JU‘
.. 9. . . . .
tttttl lloldtn) \\t'tttttg |';tpcr. all ttt
prctty httlttln} l)tl\t‘\.
. Women’s Sag-c Dream-t. atlcolo‘rs, 53x.
. new models. ' ‘ .
NO. 2 WOMEN'S AND MISSES’
' COATS. $15.00
lt‘cgttlnr $12.3» .\l'.ttlc at good quality
wool tciottrx, lllillttl‘ll) trittttnctl with
llll". tit-Strttlilc ‘lliltlt‘x
NO. 3 UMBRELLAS FOR
CHRISTMAS, $1,50
licgttlnr $2M). l"\t‘t‘llt‘~lll \ttlttc in
\lt'lh‘ tttttl \\omctt\ l'tttl'trcllzhz In»;
\thI and silt'cr lrtttttttcd hnntllcs. '
NO. 4 WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
BLOUSES, 98¢
lx'cgttlnr Sign. lintlirnitlct'ctl or lllll\ll~
ctl \\llll lnccs. _\ll llt'\\‘ \ntnrt tttudcls:
nil si/t‘n, 3!) in 4U.
NO. 5 LEATHER HAND BAGS,
$1.00
l\'t‘;tll£|l‘ $1.50. l"iItc quality Lt‘allK‘l‘
lltllltl llilL'N for \\'ttlllt'll. nil titty ncw
~t)lc~' til. lc.ttlt~r; tittctl \\ itlt put-5L and
and tow,
No. 6 MEN'S WHITE HAND.
KERCHIEFS, 4 for 25¢
licg‘ttlnrtoc. Looofinc quality Mctt'S
\\'1titc llcntstitcltcd lintttlkct'chict's.
No. 7 WOMEN‘S AND CHILD-
REN‘S RINGS, 19¢
ix'cgulnr lll'll't‘~ up to Slut, l-‘it't- thou»
~.'ttttl ltcnutifui ringS; thc) :trc most
cxtrnm'dinnry t'nlttcs and look almost
likc thc rt‘ill thing. ,
NO. 3 WOMEN‘S UNDERWEAR.
24¢
lit-gitlnr 30c. \Votttctt's Flt‘l‘k‘t‘tl Lint-d
\‘csts and Pant». All silt-s.
No. 9 WOMEN'S WAISTS,
“ $2.98
ttcgnlar €34.50 ('rt-pc dc L‘hittc Waists,
lt'lCt' trintntcd. in whttc and flesh color;
thcy arc pusitit'cly thc higgcst \‘ttluc in
thc land.
No. 10 CHRISTMAS CALEN-j
DARS .AT 10¢
2,900 now, pretty Xtttax Calendars, itt
landscape and floral cfi'ccts.
No. 11 BLACK MESSALINE,
$1.09 YARD
Regular 51.75 yard, fine quality, sot't
finisah, rich lustrous Block Silk Messa-
linc, yard wide. '
N0. 12 HOLIDAY SLIPPERS,
98¢ and $1.49
Regular values to $2.00. Fittc grade
of \Vonten's’fiolitlay Slippcm Thcy
arc Angora crochet and kid.- all’coll
email Shapes; . '
NO. 13 WOMEN‘S SERGE J -
”was. am ’
Regular $3.50. New 3&th of fine
NO. 14 mm m m.
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bunt of theBest Gift Merchandise for
mtduble Oflefings to dgoosc from.
all.
Rulrdhg Christmas and the giving needs—Is your gift list a long one? Have
you begun you: shopping. or are you putting it oil from day to day—Nine
days I“ pass quiddy. Why not start tomorrow and get all your shopping
done him the crush of the last few days? Below We mention Fifty Un-
NO. 15 WOMEN’S FINE
WAISTS, 79¢
lit-g'ular'$t.ttt). Ton «ion-n nut Spccinl
\Vaists for tmnarrow's mulling; thcy
IN dainty \Hils'lfi and all new.
NO. 16 WHITE CRINKLED
CRWE, 19¢
Regularflasc. 1.0m gtctrdk of lllit‘ 3:
inch Wh‘l‘c t‘rinklcd (rt-pr, inf ttottt-
0th won: nced un mining.
NO. 17 THREE-PIECE TOILET
$2133.49
lx’cgulztr $3.5m. t'mtfilhllllg‘ nt' llruslt.
Comb and Mirror, linc whitc l\'0f\'
barksjncat llllt‘ll (Inc.
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~NO. 18 ,WOMEN'S SILK
WAIS'l‘S, 31.99 ’
chttlttr S‘u.5tt_ tittc quality Silk Walsh,
not all ~t7.c.~, tttthtly witttc: cxtra t'n-
luc.
NO. 19 EMBROIDERED FLAN-
NELS, 98¢ YARD
chttlar $1.25. hcnutit'ttlly trintntcd
silk ctttltrroitlcrctl skirt Flattncls. scnl»
lopcd or hcntstitcltt‘d.
NO. 26 HANDSOME WOOL
COMFORTS, 35,93
licgttlnr Sign. 'l‘lll') arc illlctl \\llll
purc léllllll‘\ “Hill, cut‘crctl with ltnc
.\llit'rlt‘itll nntttmok: silc (ix; littrtlt'n’
ltl lllult'li.
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i WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13, 1916
t
Considering present market
conditions. we cannot hope
to repmt any of the offer-
hugs included in this Sale.
BE ON HAND EARLY.
The Sale begins at 9 a. m.
NO. 38 INITIAL PILLOW CASES
39¢
Rt-uular Sit-r Marit- ttt ttttc "l‘ruit (ll
thc Lump mtt~ltn. hctthtttt‘hul, all lll‘
tttul~. Izttgltslt \l\it‘,
tcgttlnr silt.
45w». ‘
NO. 39 BIG I2-4 BED SPREADS.
$1.98 _
i A . ‘. —- t
lttpttlar '51,} lug t.‘ 4 HIV, t rochct
icd Sprcads. llt‘lltlllt‘tl .\l.tl'~t’lllt'\' ilt‘
~tgtt~.
N0. 40 YARD WIDE PERCALES.
12' _c YARD
licg‘ulnt' 15c. tutti \\ltlt‘ Mnnrlttwtcr
l‘crt‘ttlcx :tll llt‘\\ itilllt‘l‘lh. dark or
light color‘.
NO. 27 WARM WOOLEN BLAN-
KETS, $7.98 PAIR
|\‘c;tti:tr $43.5” pnit‘. .\ll purc wool
lilitllltl‘h, tho hut wc~tcrtt milk, plain
t'tllt'l", [llititl~ and gray: tt'ontlcrt'ul in—
hit", tltc tut) wool l\ today.
No. 28 FINE DRESSER SCARFS.
59¢.
chttlnr 75c and ”RC: thc) arc litlt'll.
lacc ltlllhflll‘d .‘tlltl tlrntttt \tork. \\llllt'
or can: rcg‘ttlatimt sizc, 18x54.
NO. 29 PATTERN TABLE
CLOTHS, $3.49
chulttr $3.30. .\ll purc littcn, Scotch
manufacture. sturdy t'aiuc. Hamlmmc
tl(‘.\lgl’t5‘2 regular size. («5x85
No.30 BABY’S CRIB BLANKET.
98¢ PAIR
chttlnr $t.5tt. llt‘a\‘_\‘ t'rilt lllnnkcts,
soft cidcrdowtt llillSl’l. silk binding,
ttcnt blue or pink hordcrs; sizc 36x50.
No. 20 WOMEN‘S SILK STOCK-
INGS, 79¢
chttlar 95c, tinc quality hiack Silk
Shackings, beautiful quaitty: n nutm-
fn'cturcr's special for Xmas.
No. 21 WOMEN‘S LEATHER
HAND BAGS, 31,49 3
ch‘tilar $2.00, beautiful new “and?
llags for Xmas, scal 0r crepe finish
.lcnthcr or‘silk‘ fittcdftittcti with ptirsc
and Mirror. . - ‘
NO. 22 REAL INDIAN‘ELANRTS
. $8. 98 .
Regular $20.30 gx‘nttinc Indian all wood,
Blankets, in all .tllt‘. tribal colori 5;-
they are useful many ways, for the tn-
raliti, auto, bed. con-cit, boat, catnip, ctc.4
no. 23 MEN'SHANDKER. ,
' CHIEFS. 12%é
Regular t9c. All pnrc linen, ltctnstitdc
ed, ncat " corners; nrwi
dainty styles. . ‘. ‘
no. 34mm RID OLovm-i
$1.49” , ' ~ . ‘
fine Kid Gloves: they are oncéclasp.‘
numish and two clasp; beautiful no
WW‘ “maint- ~
no. as; "
ma
No. 31 42-1». LINEN LAWN,
93¢ YARD
Regular SLSO yard. All IN“: lrish
Linctt, just thc m‘dtlt that cuts right.
ior “MK and men‘s- handkerchicfs.
NO. 32 HANDSOME TURKISH
TOWELS, 49¢
licguilu 75c. Big size, fittc cven went-c,
sooctal terry finish. pink or him hor—
dcrs: place for-hittial.
No. 33 GOOD DAnSx TABLE
Regular .100. Fine double tttchcr—t
ied finish, pretty range of patterns.
good sturdy value, size 2x2 1—2.
no. 34- ENE WHITE WAIST-
INGS; 25¢ YARD
Regular 39c and 50c. They arc sccd
Yoilcs. Marquiscttcs. iacc'organdics,
stripe Nainsooks, cm‘broidcrcd Voiles,
French Crepes, etc.
NO. 35 - JiACU'ARD EIDDRDOWN
DLANKETS. $2.93
chul’nr $4.50. -llandsomc big dmtblc‘
size Blankets, beautiful color continua! _
tion's‘ for blanket, bod spread or com-
form.
Regular $1.75 ‘Womcns and ,Mtsscs 5m “SECML'PILIJOW CASES
25¢
Regularfjsc. They arcscallopcd or
I ‘ Wicked, made of gait! fittc mus—
'- .fiu; Woman 45x36.
m .3, vcnmnnn woos.
- mNKETBS..s3.98_PAIR
Ha ' Sonic big- double
NO. 41 BIG BED BLANKRTS.
$1.98
llatttimtnc ltctttt tn tilt-ti \(‘hl‘ttulltl'
lntttl lit-tl lllattkch llltllt‘tl tot- tltctr
warmth t. \t'ltttt- or gin}
NO. 42 SILK-TOP COHFORTA-
BLES. $3.98
itcgttlat' $3.1m. llatnimtttc Silk (tilll'
Infl‘. ttllcd \\‘lll‘t \\‘U0lt‘lli' lnminatcd
cotton halting. mt'crcd with sturdy
Jacquard silk. ltttt‘tlch It) lltalt‘lt; Cni~
ors, ltittr, pink, tcllnw. litVt'lltlt'l‘ (tll4l
rose.
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No. 43 HEAVY WHITE OUTING
9;» YARD
l{-_tt'a" l5t‘ :.ill‘tl. litmtt‘c (‘ltttlt or
\\'ltttc Hating. 3.4 width. for night
lli‘tN‘St‘S, pajamas, ttndcrxkins, ctc.
NO. 44 ”In. ENGLISH LONG i
‘ l.
CLOTH, $1.93 PIECE.
chulur S30). liirtn crcn thread. >0“
Chamois finish, English Long Cloth.
40 inches Widc. 12 yard picccS.
NO. 45 BIG BED SHEETS, 79¢
Regular 98c. Made of soft round
tltrcad shutting: no scams, no dress-
ing: hit: douhic bod! size, 81390: “ill
wcnr wcll and wash heavier. ‘ _
NO. {6 BROWN CANTON FLAN-
2m, 6% '
.chuiar‘ not yard. firni quality utt~
blurred Canton Flannel. 3-4 width for
'I‘tig‘ht dresscs, children’s wear, etc.
NO. 47 JOHNSTON BED BLAN—
xE-TS, $2.93 PAIR
Regular $4.50, look and wont li'kc a
$5.00 blanket: soft cidcrdown finish.
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Silk binding; pink (it-«blue inn-tiers. '
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NO. 48 LACE CENTE’RPIEGES, i;
25¢ iii ‘7
Regular ('90-. Lace -Cctttcrpicccs, lit
drawn work centers; these are very h:
good value.
no. $1 FINE RED iPtLDO'Ws,
‘ $1.98 EACH ’
Regular $3.90 each. Filled with pure
new goose feathers and down; insular
Sizc, 22x28: soft‘and light weight.
no; so LINEN TOWELING,
12w YARD * '
Regular 19c yard. Sturdy all Linen
Crash, bleached or unbleached, red or
«bluehordcrs‘; excellent for dish, roller ‘
Norwalk Chronicler