‘,_ ”10:56 p. m.—
dis’astsr to the col-
tahe a position on
'lett ilaak oi the
‘ s today the
lilo. 19 Mountain
hire Betti.
: M
“m
KW
. . . in the hills. and
”W. ‘, to capitulats.
so not yet been ascer-
ths l'asiiierl, «11de
* orderly. came in under a
with a letter from the ear-g
‘ ‘ ms, who asked for
w ‘-the dead. 1 fear
onset of the truth of the
ii .
plan, in the carrying out
sister occurred, and l
' . , this for the plan.
-’ 31m whatever to the
. ‘ on was untenable.’
. " in a subsequent dew
lat cf the oilicers taken
. were not: unexpected.
believed that anything
. Joubert deliv-
Whlte’s forces yester-
1 the British arms in
and apparently the full
"3" its disaster is not yet no-
. ‘ inquiries at the War Of-
to indicate that the military
M” contain other particulars
deemed inespedient to put)-
_ . iy. but the serious on
Which in not disguised. The
already known. however. is
bad. The loss in edectlvs
he appalling to a general
.... lly surrounded. Two oi
British regiments and a mule
“noted from the Ladysruitb
‘ wea‘hens it about a fifth of
arousal and alters the wholi
, vary materially in favor of
he once again have shown
stern lighters and military
‘ of superior order. The die
., "the British from 1,600 to
m and six seven-pound screw-
gisil. as the Boer artillery is al-
er than the British. the
. hose guns will be a greai
“the Boers. Apart from the
lves,.whlch will seriously
White's operations
defest must have a most
elect on the balance of thl
formmhile it may be expec—
o..mnch' weight with the
ire—wavering as to which
new must be awaited ore
.._ nera h to man-
sfi‘the discredit attaching
. , er. which, apparently, was
y due to the stampedlng
‘ lea. with the guns.
" onlcers were made prison~
. a newspaper correspondent
news was received with dismay.
. . was a rush to the war adios,
noon. was surrounded with
and hansoms. while
the «humbler class of people
,, foot. all waiting and watch
" .u to be given out. At the.
L . oilicel no effort was made
the feeling of dismay preo
One oillclsl said to a rcprco
of the Associated Press: "it
ble.andfamsorrytcsay
moral effect is inestimahie. We
heavily in many wars and
- regiments almost wiped out.
a regiments captured and by
, is terrible."
ness of General White has
the deepest sympathy.
al of the War Office said
tative of the Associated
“it is more likely due to the
of our younger ofllcers to distin-
‘sisraselvss; obtain mention in
. ; bee and earn the Victoria
. y . to the fault of that splen-
lsdias veteran. General White, in
his avowal."
October 31-11» War Oillce
following despatch to Gen-
, . "Three extra battalions
osslmountain battery. with
. will leave England during the
“zen days to make good the
» October 3l—lt is learned by
5 End Press that the War Ole
ordered the Second Army
he in readiness to be called
1’ Jimmy odicers have not
, whether the consummation
. will be necessary. but they
. nod to have everything in.
all“ tor a demonstration in
. Oust Britain's capabilities
lit/even a larger force to
of action. l’ntil the receipt
of the l..adysmlth disaster
. w smrse was considered not
4 . . lint now therein no
steps will be decided up-
‘ 'g October Ill-«A special ties-
. indysmith says the Basra
_ the engagement sev-
psrsoaa estimating their
to I” killed and wound-
.
a...“ n—unmm.
«oldest that the Boers
,. forts
fishetlingihs
around umber. .
an on W
mlw'uV '
ton. the ‘ mg
inglir. Ho fiatmutterishom ,v
Paterson. N. 3.. met the greater ext
0! the at ht‘in aroom adioinisg a
patient. w ‘ile ltvs. Hobart, 6 t A.
llobsrt. In. and Hobart '1‘ e. s
brother-ind“ of the vicoprsaidsnt
slept in 1.00311! ‘ nearby. While Dr.
Newton would not give out a detailed
statement as .to his astleat's cocci.
lion. he said that itr. Hobart's amour
system was wrecked as a result of ov-
erwork and thathisheart had been
the «our the attack. He said hit
patient had asleep four hours and
was still asleep. At 1 o'clock ‘thlr
morning one of the servants hurriedly
summoned Dr. Newton. who ran all
the way treat his house in. the Hobart
residence and was soon followed by his
wife. s friend of lira. Hobart. All thr
windows in the house were illuminated
and ilgures could be seen musing from
room to room. Subsequently. Dr. New-
ton. responding to a ring at the door
bell. said that while Ilr. Hobart was
asleep his pulse had become so weal!
that the trained nurses in attendance!
had become frightened and sent to:
the doctor. Later the pulse of the pa»
tient became stronger and fears that
he was. shout to life were relieved mi
the moment During the treatment
administered the patient awoke and
was assisted to a sitting posture. brac-
ed up with numerous pillows. Whilr
he warned to understand what was go'
ing on about him. he appeared to de-
sire to speak. No sound passed on
lips, and for the time at least he was
deprived of the power of speech. l.a~
ter Mr. Hobart was held to a recliner!
position and dropped Into an easy
slumber.
Frederick Evans. the vice-procl-
dent's private secretary. at 10 o'clocl:
this morning. said that Dr. Newton
had authorized the statement to bi
made that Mr. Hobart was easier than
he had been during the night; tba‘
there was an improvement in his pubu
and that be was as strong as he was
at the same hour yesterday. Dr
Newton could not offer any hope. how
ever. and said that Mr. ilobart ma}
not live the day out or he may lire :
week.
Dr. Newton at Paterson. at ll
o'clock. issued the following bulletin:
”The vice-president awoke at !
o'clock feeling much refreshed anu hi
baa remained very comfortable cvc"
since. ills pulse is very good and in
has taken considerable nourishment
lie is sitting up at if o'clock and his
condition is g ." (Signedi
. W. K. NEWTON.
IIBCOM TELEGIAH".
llladteltreag for new York is Ce.»
mutants with laasaelssetts.
New York. October 31~Thc corres-
pondent of the Associated Press or
board the cruiser New York vent thr
followlm despateh by the Maroon
wireless telegraph system:
“On board New York. 9:30 a. m.
“Fresh blow too strong for Massa-
chusetts' spar so no communication
'tllll Massachusetts passed in. WI
work with Massachusetts last nigh
thirty-sis miles. Going to 'l‘ornpltina-
ville anchorage and aMasachusetta in»
side the Hook. Out again tomorrow.
Massachusetts lost anchor in morning
blow. This via. Navesinlr. with whon
we worked all right".
This despatch Was received at th
wireless station at the Highlands 0
Navcsink and delivered to the inn
line at 10:30 a. 111.. and delivered to thr
Associated Press at New York at ll
o'clock.
Don't Tmlyit and Susie fess ”h sway.
'l'o quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netle. full of life. nerve and vigor. tails No’i‘o
Dan. the wonder worker. that not» wash also
strong. All dringisls. tile or II. Cara guaraa
loot. Doubles and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
HIS OWN WORK.
The vanity of a certain well know:
painter is ridiculed in a story told oi
him. it relates that the painter was
traveling in a train through the moon
tulni. and as the weather was warm
and the painter had not had enough
sic-op the night before he dosed In hir
amt.
lie bad a traveling companion, win
incletcd upon talking to bim'neverthe»
less. and as the train passed a but
prospect exclaimed: .
"look. look! What a beautiful land-
"Yep," grunted the painter. drcarn-
lag. and hearing a "shop" phrase. "l
lplanted it myself."—-Youth's Compan-
on.
MS lPATlilli
"I “gunman“! I
qua-cu the mass ash so
wuss-nos sit-g harm lass-
ssnstlsouostosasvoaysasa pistol-sh
iflslasvllis idflllllhttl-nlfllflr
sayshiagihaasdof basswrufosussy relief:
was-yeas- until 1 using cases {
aswaavsrvooaaowt madman“!
wasnaslsoaisgivofllfovssss-sve-sau it
isasssa raster." arusshnm.
mammal.“
“I: ,‘t
isswu‘ian P.Knapp.ofNo. sac-
horas avast». last malt. human
«mama's-m: "land
as old time engineer. and like a great
many who follow my calling. the wash
spotinmyaaatomy was-my banisl
of the lidom. for backache and the
ssdimsatui’s the kidney secretions left
no room tor Mitt. Isl-atlases la leav-
ing the overheated boiler room. the
atmosphere suddenly havering the
E
Wives in ray loiua I noticed in
our Ncrwalk paper-a Dean's Kidney
Pills advertised toenre Just such «one
hits as i had. i procured a box at
Plaistsd's Dug Store. They cured ms."
Dean's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers: price 50 cents a box. Hailed
on receipt of price by Finder-Ilium:
0a, Donald. N. Y.. sols agents tor the
United States.
awesome the Ma’s-and
take no other.
uncommon” nu
LIA" BOUT! NORMAL! m
mmlut.
a. 39122382. 4:55;. 5:45. $21!. (zit
1:13, 1:54;. 8:183. 9:081. 0:“. It“!
10:23:. 11:15:. 11:00.
P. Il.-12:47 1:11. his. not. no
4:07. 5:1 I: I: 0:41. 7:“
5:11, 10::0‘.’ x. 331.
BUNDAYB.
A. lawns. Ends. 9:”.
P. l—Idlx. 5:88. 7:20, 9:151. 10:10
LEAV- NEW YORK POE spurs
21:80:. 1:021. can} can. can. son
an ironic Y'ra'ss
mam. ' .oe, ' 'u'u'
unav- soura NORWALI so:
NEW RAVEN.
A. M.—-1:iix. 1:201. 8:18. 1:0. lzdt
9:1“, 10:12:. 11:08:, 11:42.
P. Ila-13'0”. 1:12, 1:072. ms, 5:31
magmnzogsad‘l‘gmtgx, 11:15.
po above,
1a.. 8243. non. 7:18. '
8mm
an. 111 noggin”;
—' 5 I, 2 : i
e. n.-1:1s.
scorn
a. [—6200, 1:25. ms. 11:“. ,
P. n.--i:2o. 0:40.
Sunday trains to Danbury. 0:” at
1:16 p. m. Leave Danhory. 8:08 a. m
23:10, szoox. .
As X indicates m
lit nu‘vuu mum
Réygenrl.
t
theds‘v here
. .i i .
sold for 75¢. Our price 194:.
Liebig's Genuine Halt Extract. a sin-
ple 26c article. our price 10c.
New import of French Asine Glass.
York, the finest table glassware im-
ported. Special prices this week.
see our [2.60. ten piece. Toilet sets—-
they're gems for the motley. _We have
others. it you wish as high as stone."
Open every evening.
DIG
J ackefs.
We do not claim to have the largest
stock of Ladies' Jackets in town. We
have selected our stock with care and
have marked our garments at close
figures.
We invite your special attention to
our isckets at 85.00 and $10.00.
CHILDREN‘S JACKETS
From 2 years to 12 years.
....___,__..._..
memos iacxms
From 1! years to. 1! years.
FUR COLLARBTTBS.
We have received! this week some
handsome pieces in imitation Stone
Martin. Imitation Sable, Real Sable,
”ink and others. .
4' ”Hosiery-”a
a
M Washington
Everybody
wants, them i
our «Willis iii ills
Dr. Berlin's Receipt Book and lfouse-‘l Our repute a toe lamps is made,
‘ hold Physician. woo pages) regularly
carried by no other house east of New ..
. . ’ Did you everwlfiie away an’ hour in this establish-
mentivokihitfditéhiho..mimo‘tins enrollment, found in
39°“ dillliil’lii'tllil? it not you baysgiiissedstreai
which costs .rdnéiavthim , g , .
mu though you may be "only looking."
You, are welcbmdto ahead
on:
still we cunu help reminding you
that we are continually adding to the
assortment. lamps from to to trace
each. , "
"Puritan" Oil Hooters—tbs name is
a mrantee.
When you need a New Range. come
In and look over our list of names of
those we have» sold the Absadroth
goods to—~evcry ciltomer is our adver-
Kw MAN’S.
tlser.
Furniture, Gullah. Bedding. lilting. linoleum, '01! Cloth.
Everything for Housekeeping. ,
Goods delivered 50 miles.
W. S. Stuttevant,
North Main and Ann streets.
80. Norwaik.
Underwear.
This is the season for interest In this
stock and we are prepared to interest
you.
lN GENTS’ GARMENTS
we have White and Colored Goods.
Plain. Heavy Flmed Goods. or Nut:-
ural Wool in different qualities.
m LADIES'OARMENTS
we have Ribbed gradcs at 25c, 50c. 75c
min 31.00.
An excellent one in Natural Wool at
$1.00.
1N CHILDREN'S GARMENTS
We have Plain Goods, Ribbed Goods.
Fleeccd-iincd and Natural Wool.
Specialty.
A. Dickerman 6: Son,
us. So. flosvvaik.
till
Heckers’
r an]
if)(ONO)(Oilfiifliflifliflifl(Oi(ONONONONONO)(OltOliOliOlfOl
THE EvnNiNG snx'rmm-
is THE BEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUM IN NORWALK
AND: sv-anovgnme
TOWNS. "
medium
" hospital when the fire broke out. They
deadly insult to Mdhummrduus in the
‘ household necaseity in this county and
_ _, to.»
ma it his sou no
new torn, October tie-mien” ad-
ministration building of the Bing ilius
boson. built” by convict labor undo
Warden Sass and considered to have
been one or the handsomest atmotum
of tilt load in tile country, was halt
destroyed by are before dawn today
The loss is about 850,000; uninsured.
The fin started at 2:110 a. 121.. in "ii
bakery and kitchen. The battery ls
(alone to the administration buildings
brick structure six hundred feet long
and four stories high. The nrat lion:
in used as a mass room. The mom
floor was principally used for a Pro--
estnnt and Roman Catholic chapel
The top floor was the prison hospital
Twenty-eight patients were in the
were all uulckiy moved without dis.
order to the hospital building and pro-
vided for there. The fire obtained
headway in the administration build.
log and before the tire apparatus or
Bing illng and nearby towns could be
brought into action. It was only
brought under coltrol after a horn
four-hours’ fighting. '
The roof of the administration bull-
dlng-feii in.
The cause of the tire is unexplained.
savso A act's 1.1!).
lira. Catalan. Hubbard. of lil-
ford Dot. says: “Brasilian . sav-
ed my boy's life. its began last like
the one we lost with area We gave
hima few doses. its on dropped
toalep,»dwassllfllitiathem0r-
m
MWWREMM'JI
m.
if two men engage in a controversy
and ask you to settle it. don't do it:
one of them is bound to law you in-
stead of the other man.
George Noland. Rockland. 0.. says.
“My wife had piles forty years. Dr-
Wltt'a Witch Hazel Salve cured her.
it is the best salve in America." it
heals everything and cures all skin
diseases. George C. Stillson. South Nor-
walk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
.Tbe ordinary folding fan was in-
vented In the seventh century by a
Japanese artist. who derived the idea
ONLY CUR! FOB DYBPIPBIA.
Hrs. Franklin Bush. of new castle
Deb. says: "1 endured for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great distrss
and belching. i tried everything 1
could hear of, but nothing helped Iii
till I took Braslilaa Balm. and one I'
cant bottle cured me completely."
Ibrsakbynit.PlaistedandF. 1'
later.
Money has been n'nd always can be
made more easily out of simple pat-
ented inventions than out of any in.
vestmcnt or occupation.
Dr. W. Wired. ituly Hill. N. Y.. says:
"i heartily recommend One Minute
Cough Cure. it gavc my wife imme-
diate relief in suffocating asthma."
Pleasant to take. Never fails to quick-
ly cure all coughs. colds, throat and
lung troubles. George C. Stillmn.
South Norwnlk: Edward P. Weed. Nor-
walk...
To salute with the left hand is a
cast.
No (Ban—la Pas.
That is the way an ti Ilii
Grave's Tasteless Chili Tonic for his-
laria, Chills andFsver. it is simply
iron and Quinlan in a tasteless form
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
bitter. nauseating tonics. Price. bod.
Stump Omlor~What is better than
to die for one‘u country?
Pensioner-To llvv on
Bits.
hen-«Tit-
A sumann.
Franklin Veuabie. an old school
teacher of Marlton, hi. 1., writes: On
several occasions before using corona
Rheumatism Cure, 1 was a great suf-
ferer from Rheumatism: after having
used the Corona Cure for two weeks
I feel as well as ever." Price one dol~
lar per package. lanufactured by
Corona Commanding Company. Cani-
den.N.J. ForaalebyR.1l.Plaiated
48 Washington St. South Norwalk
Colin. \2,
"Home is the dearest place on earth."
remarked nilklns to Wilkins.
“You." replied Wilkins. "that's why
we unit housekeeping and went to
board."— Columbus, (Ohio) St‘ilt‘.
Journal.
loss Ave Your lids-gs!
Daffobhs'ii or Pills rs i idle il .
clones. whim lie-lav Caitlin-Logs”?
Freddie—it's always in damp places
where mushrooms grow. isn't it papa?
Papa~Ves. my boy.
Freddie—ls that the reason they l:ok
liit. umbrellas, papa?~'l‘it-Bits.
from watching a bat closing Its wings. .
Erma] to anything in
the world and better
than mud makes. No
smoke, no small, easy
to fill, cosy to “Kill.
easy to. carry from one
room to anothert abro-
lutcly safe because so
constructed that there
is a blast of cold air
.ronstantlv in contact
with the wick tube, so
bheatinc of the oil is im-
possible. Buy thislat-
est improved heater and
avoid all danger.
cuuuc’if’iuus
i law,
112 Washington street.
.!
(lawn
Upon the first symptoms of a
cold procure a box at Aceton,
take according to directions.
and your cold will disappear in
a few hours with no unpleas-
ant ellccts. Aceton cures
colds. ’
Aceton is recommended by
physicians. ‘
Aceton is harmlcss. will not
disturb the stomach, kidneys,
liver or heart.
Aceton reduces fever. allays
pain. driven away headache.
prevents pneumonia.
At all druggista' or sent by
mail for 25¢.
£1310] “MCI“ (10.. Illiit. (it.
I
HORSES
To Suitflerybody.
We have them coming by
the car—load every
few days.
M. TKii’Lov.
ooswacrroor rum, '
vafll ”Wrath
"i wouldn't be without D3 Will's.
Witch Hazel Salve for any consid~ra-.
tion." writes Thomas ll. Rhodes. Con-l
tsriield. O. infallible for piles, rats,I
burns and skin diseases. Beware oi.
muterfeits. George (3. Stillson. iioulb'
Norwalk: Edward P. Weed. Norwalk. 5
“Cousin Martha has got tired of‘
physical culture."
"How do you know?"
"She's gone back to'wnlking pigecn-
Motif-Chicago Record. .
now 'ro ranvnlv'r GROUP.
We have two children subject to st-
tachs of crow. Whenever an attach is
taming on my wife gives the. Chain.
bsrlsla‘s Cough Remedy and it al-
ways prevents the attack. It is a
no matter what else we run out of. it
would not do to be without Chamber-
lain's Dough Remedy. More of it is
sold herethasofallothavcosghatsdl-
nines combined—J. kt. Nickie. of Nick-
le Bron. merchants. flicklaviile. Pa.
So are the 8030518,
the new Shoe for wears.
$3.50.
GLOVER’S
The Place.
4
Rofuoo Mosul Solicits.
Dig prices paid for old metals of all
kinds. alarm inn rcacimi the top
notch. Now is the time to sell your
old iron. copper and brass. if you
have anything to sell send postal at
once to
AllllAllAld HARRIS. *
Rnnidenee. on Spring street; Store- '
house. ill-15 Raymond Street.
reveals bv George 0. Itillsoa. loath
licrwalh: 1P. Woodman.
Trail so a child is the way
Wasatwdm‘tmm
I.
0"
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