film to bo lound
, aeolian we'vsooms to
Williell in the end.
includes. Cheviot
Camsl's sliair, made up in the finest possible manner at prices
War garments can be purchmd elsewhere for.
WWMtwhatwsarstoidweeamtbeiiuestuneoi.
. Houston,
bereabouts.
tbeooaeiuslos itmustbeso.sudtbat
Homespns .Veaetisns. Sroadcioths.
sen MAIN ST.
lillllliitl’illll.
g, , Mlle te Obtain Pleased Vau-
M for Filing Nomination Papers at
. fie' Democratic Citv Col-mit-
‘ ‘ tee’s headquarters.
Salton. October 26~A scramble be-
ét'w'eon the supporters of General Pat-
isk A. Collins and Hon. lohn R. Mur-
ally, candidates for mayor of Boston
to obtain places of advantage for fill-
ing nomination papers at the Demo-
«and» city committees headquarters
diam today. developed into a bot bat-
. between the nations. Several per-
, were hurt and the rooms of the
himittee were lii‘ly damaged. The
‘Wble followed the, discovery by the
My men. who had stood on the
1f”Mal?! all night, that some of the Co
“adherents had gained pinccs insiIe
.pommittee I'.oom The party favor-
4
the.
m Murphy having heard movementsi
Ill the rooms \ery early this morning.
lilipecting a trick. broke the glass
p of the door and their opponents
, disclosed. An IIpIoar followed
8 lquad of police kept the Murphy
‘under control until 9 III-lock, the
'lor opening the rooms.
Opportunity for the, door to be un-
ed the Irnwd mode It plunge which
(i the door open and a wild rush
”ville nomination papers began Fill-
“ 200 men rushed into the room in the
I est disorder and the. contesting
immediately were involved in
.l Wild contest for the positions at the
(leak where the papers were to be ill-
ed, The men who had gained an en-
trance first succeeded in holding their
. tago over positions until the Col-
”Ila! papers had been filed.
vMeanwhile pcrsnnnl encounters had
developed and hot tights were in pro-
ess on all sides. Collars and ties
ware yanked off. Iiothing was torn and
faces were blnIkcnI-d bv fist blows.
onepl'l Honkin. of ii nrd’.’ . rcIeived 3
NOW on tht‘ head from n black jack.
and was dragged out of the crowd in
an unconscious state. Doors and win-
dows were smashed and furniture
wrecked. Order was not restored un-
til the police succeeded in getting out
all those who finished their business.
The city committee cannot 'tell how
the Collins men gainc d entrance to the
rooms. it is Ilaimed by some that
' they forced the door and then fastened
. it after going inside. it is understood
is“ an investigation will he demand-
e
RECTOR TAKES l..\l'll.-\Nl'3il.
Buffalo. N, i'.. October Eli—Rev. Dr.
Francis Lobdcli died suddenly in Trin-
ity Church rectory today as the re-
sult. it is believed. of taking two oun-
Ices of laudanuc. He had been suffer-
in from insdmnia. On Tuesday he
in armed his wife that he had taken
laudanum. W till) he arose yesterday
morning he wounded in dress himself
bu} fell asieIp on the lounge. His Wife
was unable to urIIuI-n him and becom-
ing alarmed sent for a physician The
"doctor worked with him all day nnu
until this. morning “hen he died.
FUNERAL 0? MR. ()HGOOD.
Norwich. Conn. October 25-'l"lll'lt‘l'al
‘Icrvices over the remain:- of the late:
* H. H. Osgood were Md from the Park ,
Alanna Congrcgutioual (‘hurI-h nt
)1” o‘clock this afternoon. Raw. in.
‘8. H. Howe nnicintcd. All schools and
Stores were I-lIn:.eIl thI- fflt'ltiliis were
shut down and husiprws w ”‘1 suspended
din-lug the afternoon. \t noon the
City Hall bell tolled hi.u age of seventy- .
i It!“ years. Many pIorninent men
from New York. llm'ton and various
cltlel and towns of the state were pro-
lellt. Interment took place in Yantlc.
Cemetery. ‘
ONION CITY liOl'SE onsruovrz...
. lNluntllI'k. October flfr—l‘irc early
‘llll morning destroyed the two-story
m house of Mrs. ilanom Dulton in
Onion City, candor. a limit (ll 2mm
' partly lililured. The fire originated in
little unknown manner from the lIiII-h-
on store.
just 9. however. without giving,
Intuit iIIIIIIII.
manned from first Page.
General Yule had to leave bib wounded
at Dundee. We hope to have shortly
full information on the dispositions
made by General Yule for his wounded
before leaving.
"The House." he added. ”will be glad
to know that we have a further report
from Msfeking. which was all right on
October 21.
"As the establishment of the Eigh-
teenth Humrs was complete there is
no explanation why intantry omcers
fell into the enemy's bands at the some
time. and it is assumed they were
mounted infantry."
Replying to John Dillon. Irish Na-
tionalist. Mr. Wyndham declared that
the British troops were not using ex-
panding bullets and bad no such bui-
(to.
London. October zo—Thc War Oillce
today rec-rived the following telegram
from General White:
“Ladysmith, October 25~Brigudier
General Yule‘s force has left Dundee
with the view of concentration at La-
Iiysmith. To avoid the risk of life
which a long march would have entail-
ed the wounded were left at Dundee
under medical supervision.
"Yesterday Sir George White. having
ascertained by a previous reconnalso
sauce that the Free State forces had
and were attempting to gain the road
from Ladysmith to the north. moved
out in the direction of Elandslasgte.
with the Fifth lmncers. Nineteenth
liussars. imperial Light Horse. Natal
Mounted Volunteers. two field batter-
ies. one mountain battery and a brigade
of infantry.
"in the action at Elandslaagte. Octo-
ber 21. the Johannesburg force, with u
detachment of the German Corpo. was
completely broken up.
“All was well at Mafeking up to 0c-
- tober 21.
”All was well at Kimberley up to Oc-
tober 2.1 The defenders are in good
spirits."
London. October L’s-Orders were is-
sued today for an additional five thou-
snnd troops to sail for South Africa
lif'iwrl n November 4 and November )8.
Cape Town. October 25. evening—it
is omcinlly announced that General
Yule i:. in touch with General Sir
George Stewart while. at ladylmlth.
London. October zoo-The War Oillce
has received a telegram from General
White. dated lmdysmith. Thursday.
giving a list of the captured oillcerl of
the Hussars. etc. as cabled to the An-
sociated Press yesterday. explaining
that he did not have the list until Geno
Irnl Yule's force arrived today. and
adding that. he understood they were
all olive but were prisoners.
Cape Town. October 26—According
to a Ilespntch received here from Pre-
toria. in the engagement between the
1 British forces under Col. Plumer and
ithr Boers .It Rhodes" Drift, six Boer-I
Iche killed and four were made pri—
soners.
Pretoria. October 24. via. Loruenm
Marquess—The bombardment of Male-
king by General Cronjes' command be-
gan this morning. The women. and
children were given ample time to
leave. town.
Pretoria. October 25. via. Lonrenzo,
Mnmuese—The shelling of Matching
was resumed at daybreak this morning.
Several houses are in flames.
Durban. Natal. October 23 (Delayed
in transmissionl-—Ex-state Attorney
Koatcr. the defender of Von Velthcim.
the murderer of Woolf Joel. at one
time the partner of the late Barney
Darnato. was among the killed at El-
andslnagte. it is said here that Colo-
nci Schicl's Gorman force was almost
annihilated at that battle.
NORWALK'S NEW ATHLETIC CLUB
A number of Norwalk young men
who are interested in the organiza-
tion of an athletic club met in the
Price building. last evening and for-
'med a temporary organization. There
were twenty- -i'ive present and much in-
terest was shown A committee of is
[was appointed to see about secu ng
I suitable rooms and apparatus. Anoth-
.cr meeting will be held next Thursday
‘ night.
moved . upward from BestsrsStntloh " ’
. Closing—Auk! Lang Syne.
‘ I“!
., Dainty Lingerie. ,
lace trimmed Underwear Ia matched
setsoilvepieees.oilse0anbrie with
um bless. 33.00 set. Sets of Ive
pieces of the Iasst french Nsinsook,
with road: m lacs. time as
um. The new new shape wuu
sun with Trail. Lace Trimmed, rm
use to me new
Warhsb'e
Foundations.
For Raised Embroidered initials will
be found in the Art Department. For
linen they obviate the necessity of
stamping and filling in. needing only to
be attached to the material and worked
over with Embroidery Cotton or Silk.
.0:-
. . , .
Men 8 Scarts.
For striking styles in lion's Neck-
wear look in the lion's Furnishing Sec-
tion. Rich designs and coloring: in
lmperisis. Squares and Four-incbands.
with every characteristic of the pro.
ductions of the most noted Haberdash-
ers. Correct form in Collars and Cutie
is also a specialty.
—o—
Foulards.‘
Front the Wash Goods Section there
comes news of another Cotton Fabric
-a Foulsrd in blue and white. Navy
blue ground with spray patterns and
Grecian and Persian designs. A soft
ilnisb which is especially desirable for
Comfortables. in two qualities. 64x64
Cloth. Site yd.. finest quality. 8c yd.
. —O—
Pretend rubrics.
Discerning people, who select the
dalntiest materials for Sofa Pillows.
Mantel Draperies. Window Seats. Head
Rests and Chair Coverings. ilnd in the
Upholstery Department a rich field in
Printed Art Fabrics, Silkslines. Den-
ims. Art Tickings. Gobelin Cretounes,
Crash. plain and printed Burlap. and
Cretonnes in a variety of rich designs
and colorings. These give very charm
lug although comparatively inexpen-
sive effects.
The D. M. REA‘D CO.
II’S CHORUS DANIUII.
lsvml Entertain-eat (lives by Talent
sftks herwslk l. I. (bank.
The Men's Chorus of the Norwalk
Moth
night and
mom in the
lves, organ; Miss ttlejohn. violin
and Mr. Manvllle, pianNoiiowing was
the programme:
Organ Prelude.
Mr. ives.
Chorus. selected,
Company.
Mr. Main.
Quartette—Just a Song at Twilight.
Solo. tenor.
Mr. Hint.
Violin. selected.
Miss Little-john.
Chorus—Rest, Dearest. Rest.
Company.
Solo. comet.
llr. Tilly.
Piano. selected
Mr. llnnville
Chorus. Dear Old Town.
Company.
Mr. Kline.
Quartette. selected.
Violin. solo.
Mill Littlejohn.
Solo, with violin obiigato.
Fred Force.
Solo. comet.
Mr. Tilly.
Chorus-Slumber Soft. obligato by Mr.
Kline.
Solo. bass.
Solo. tenor.
Company.
TO WIND l'P THE COMPANY.
('hicago October Lid—The Fort
Wayne Fire insurance Company of. day. October 30 in the Methodist Ep-
i-‘ort Wayne. has been placed in the lscopsl Church. South Norwnlk. unu-
lInnIis of a receiver by joint action of ' er the auspices of the Connecticut
Judge Sunday School Association. at which
IhaI-LI III Hammond. III named to wind time Dwight L Manly of world-wide
The excessive losses fame Rev.
.1)! the last six months and the item miWill spfllk. The object Of these meet-
!43.000 outstanding against the bai-Iiugs is to deem the spiritual life.
llllllll‘Nl the stock-holders to Meetings at 10:30 a. m.. 2:30 and 7:30
, p. In. All are welcome.
‘n majority of the stockholders
up the II.Impany
anem-
' talu- this step.
SAMPSON iN ROCHESTER.
Rochester. N. Y.. October Zfi—Rcar-
Admiral Sampson arrived unexpected-
ly in this city this morning from the
coat and was temporarily quartered at
the Whitecomb House. His wife and
IinIIght-r. Mrs ii ll. .‘ll'lfklfll'l. won
with him. As it was not generally
supposed that he would reach Roches-
, DWIGHT I..
fer until evening. his coming was st-f
'tended with no ceremony.
IlOODY TO BE HERE.
Special meetings will be held Hon-
Howsrd Pope. and others
the marking'of Handkerchiefs or other 7
\
skip Erik Rioklaers. Mil Warth-
‘mssn. Bangkok. Jase I. luv Bremen.
struck Scilly Rocks in thick fog last
evening and foundered. All on board
were saved. She was a steel vessel
of 1062 tons. bailing fronnrsmsr-Hs-
van.
The French bark Paramo. Cami“
Jen-not. from Trinidad. A 81. for
moon, is ssh lat lei In.‘”:ndis
land-
full of water.
ed. She is an iron ,vessel of 326 tons
Ivllal’d mum PIT.
km em I. lamp, u m is M.
and Cat bk Threat. M
Joseph Murray. raged thirty years.
went to bed at his boarding place. in
Bridgeport. and had an epileptic ilt.
knocking over a lump. setting tire to
the bed and cutting his thrbat'
liuney is employed at the factory
of the American Graphophone Com-
pany. lie boards with Oporge Thomp-
son st 63 Orchard street. lie is subject
tu‘eplicpsy and he has been cautioned
about looking the door of his room dur-
ing the night. He paid no heed to the
caution and Tuesday locked the door.
He undressed snd‘got into bed to read
I newspaper. He set a lamp on a chair
near the bed. While reading be was
attacked with a lit. The lamp Wnl
knocked over and Murray's throat was
badly cut by his falling upon the brok-
en lump chimney. The ilamc of the
lamp ignited the bedding.
The smell of smokc‘ar used the oth-
er boarders. it was 1 led in Mur-
ray's room. it was necessary to batter
in the door. The unfortunate men was
found lying upon the iloor in a pool of
blood. while the flames from the burn-
ing bed nearly touched the ceiling. The
stillering man was removed from the
room and the ambulance summoned.
while a bucket brigade was formed and
the tire extinguished. Dr. Nettleton
routed Murray and had him removedm
the general hospital.
Fond mother—i'm‘rry to have to
put you to bed without any supper.
but you were a bad boy.
Freddy—if you're really sorry, ma.
have something for dinner i don't like.
m
EillERTAlllIEiilS.
novr'a THEITRI.
llllllllllll, OCTOBER 26th.
First big laughing’success this season.
if you are In politics he sure and see it.
0 Mill Be‘lld Ircher
Surrounded by a magnificent cast of
artists.
presenting this favorite author‘s
Pet Comedy,
films A
. BillilEiilEll
Willilii.
Pull oi Music. Specialties and Pretty
Girls.
GET IN LINE FOR SEATS.
A IAlVllllil lXIIIillll.
An Entertainment without 3 Peer
or Parallel. it will be at
HOYT'S THEITRE.
South Norwslk,
Friday and Saturday iiun'gs,
OCT. 27, 28.
AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
The One Absolute Novelty of the Age.
MAGUIRB’S
Educated Ponies.
Horses and Mules
An astonishing exhibition of animal
sagscity. Horses that do everything
‘
Mule.
the Equine King. The
rfui horse in the world. He
spoilt/adds. counts. fig-
. writes name. draws
Is not alone is worth
reads. writ
urea. tells it
portraits. etc.
are fascinated and as
wonderful display of brute telllgence.
PRICES:
Friday and Saturday evening. 5 and
25c; resrved seats. 35:. Saturn af-
ternoon. 25 cents to all parts of the
house: all children. 10 cents. Com-
mences at 3 and 8 o'clock.
Seats on sale at Pisisted's and
Weéd's Drug Stores.
mourn—'Tirun'rns.
ONE NlGHT ONLY.
Friday. Nov. 3d.
A NOTABLE EVENT.
Under the Aulplcu or
Putnam, lions Company.
The fashiomhie Im and dramatic tri-
umph of the modern ru.stage
Appearance of the mutant Stellar Ailhnse
KIWEY, “IIIOI 00.
WQMMAWM
WHAT is 83'] l'ER
Than a brown. but. sweet Buckwheat
Cake? Why more of tke some kind.
and such are always to be had when;
Becker’s Buckwheat is used.
"it's a him-a and eager sir. isn't
it?” .
"Yes. Have one?"
"Ola what?”
l "I“ vs
.
iltloth and thtiitmt
I Aunt ousted great party.
'i mbhflwnd’ficmom
NC"! -'I'D mulla- Will be mm
wilhnfllMorhi-leo- yandall the.
WI.
elaborate-samurai h
la. la- to?! Daniel Prob-anu-
in.
Yul Lym-
Chl't Will open It.
sted's and
Weed's Drug Stores. I October
so. 2' Guam surmise.
Fall Opening
of ‘ Fine Furs.
and Jackets.
Oil Cloths.
Spotless
Steam
Sponging.
llllllll FOR i SHORT 'i'llli Ollll
ZINZARRE and
her band of Expert
Gypsy Palmists
and life readers.
Come and see the
realistic Gypsy
- Camp and have
your fortune told
by genuine Orv-
your full name and
the name of the
one you are to
marry.
Admission 15c and your fortune told
free
42 South Main street. South Norwalk
021
iorvaiiiiieniigiclui
3—.—
The Norwailt Evening School will
resume its sessions Monday evening.
October 30 at 7:30 o'clock in the school
building of the_0ver River District
and in the Franklin Street school
building. South Norwalk. There will
he an opportunity for registration in
the above-named buildings Wednes-
day evenlng. October 25 and Friday ev-
ening. October 27. The school will
hold seventy-five sessions. should
suillcient number of scholars continue
in attendance.
MARSHAL ll. TOLLES.
Superintendent.
024 3!
Taylor '& Golden,
REII. ESTATE
AID IISIIRAIGE.
Loans Negotiated.
OFFICE OF
tiltiiil noun llliltlllliiii.
7‘ Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
“pistols
Cough
”Remedy.
3t Cures.
or we will refund y I! money cheer-
fully. Falr. la‘lt it?
Prepared and sold at PLAIH‘IEIYH
DRt'Ii STORE.
Special attention given in
(.‘OHPOL’N DING rammmoxs.
fl Wfllllgiol ”is, ”1h I‘m
A WANT AD.
IN 1'“! mo Mill].
WILL mum
l3..stexaetiy7:30p.m.
"ID.
sies. Zlnurre giver - '
,stnount. but in the course of years a
Oureniirenewtinesfl'nrsisnowopenandresdyiormrinspeetios.
People as a rule who buy Furs are Not experts in tkst line. therefore are
obliged to depend upon the people of whom they buy. We 'o'euld buy low
grades of Pure and sell them at a proilt it we mislead. snddo very well for
one mason. The next season people would probably buy their furs elsewhere.
The skins used in our garments are the best that we could buy and the gar-
ments made from thein will give satisfaction.
We invite everyone to make a critical examination of these gsments._i.io
detail of honest workmanship has been slighted. Every garment is perfect
In at, elegant in design and made up in the very best possible manner. Our
line contains all the latest strings in Neck Saris. Coliarottes, Hulls. Capes
New line of Oil Cloths and Linoleum Just in. All widtbqpnd qualities
in the latent patterns.
The sponging oi Woolen Dress Goods and Cloths has become a necessity.
The proper time to sponge goods is Just before they are made up as the
steam gives new life to the wool and adds much to the appearance of the
goods.
Goods which require Iponging are Broad Cloths. Covert Cloths. Kerseys,
Venetians. Meitonettes, Wool Cheviots, Granite Cloths, Storm and Clay
Serges. Whip Cords and Homespuns.
We have a steam sponging machine which does the work in s ilrstciasl
manner. price for sponging, be per yard.
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
NORWALK, CONN.
store
.1"
Ring In
the Newi
it ought to have been placed
DISAPPOIN TED !
E. K. BANKS.
ROLL UP 'AND
We Present to You the Finest. Brightest. and Handsomest Store Devotedg‘
11
And what '3 more, as we expected to open the new
two weeks earlier, but were unavoidably delayed, our New Stock was lying in the cases when
on sale.
YOU’LL NOT BE
1
45 and 47 West Washington Street.
95, don’t-“you get left.
COME AND: SEE THE REVELATION!
E. K.-BANKS.
\
SATURDAY MORNING THE CURTAINS
E. K. BAN KS.
Strictly to DRY GOODS in the Town.
While the improvements were going on our stock was hustled about from place to place; therefore we intend to give you!
a great sale at prices that will satisfy you and Ring Out the Old.
So Dingle. Gingle, Tingle. <Mingle, get on,
as and 41 West Washington Street, South Nor-walk, Conn.
While the bell rin
We propose to Ring in the New and give you a feast: of bargains throughout the whole store.
RingOut
the Old
also at Brussels. to which 32,270 is con-
tribnted. and the international Geodet-
ic association. the expenses of which
our government shares to the ext,“
roam av uncut slot. i
Some of the Odd Expenses the Govern- i
meut Has to Bear.
tot $1. 500 yearly.
Everyone knows that it costs almost 5.. .. who." "mm," of a l'ouu ”
smuooococ a year to run the United nations specially lnterrsted in humane
States government in time of we “0 PMIIIIHII'OMC '0“ '0 “Mil”
and that the department of war and ”2‘ ‘ n" to ' lighthouse mm °'
the coast of Harpoon. bout to
"P ”V! the lndisn and pension 1"" ibe divided among citisluu crabs-r
mun absorb the larger part of this l-Imi- for service rendend to an”.
}wrce.ked American sea-en. “00 s your
large number of dependents upon lIn- IngidP-‘l'fl'm ‘wfg‘! 1‘23?
cle Sam's purse have come into being I." feeding American convicts mm.
of which the general public knows iit- ; mod is foreign countries.
"9- Among the urn-ilk: purposes in
Such. for example, are the interna- the boss mm for which money is
tional bureau for the repression of the Ibmtedlrom the federal treas-
Afrlean slave trade. located at Brus- “IT it the maintenance of the We»-
eels a highly laudable institution to' lacto- nos-mt. emu-s nun es-
the cape-ea of which our government sully Ill IN W0! “WI
contributes 3100 a year: the interns. limbs for soldiers calling for 8541.030
‘.
e
tics-i bureau of weights and measures. is your. —laeslie'e Weekly.
Norwalk Chronicler