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The War has marina-welcome.
,n f , ‘ ll
rumm‘mnumani
‘m.l mm W V
‘tbemsei‘v'e: over the misfortune Inf
Imus-tortoise puma desire in
copies oi,Inll iatagra pha received by
the War once up and a. in. Sunday.
' ‘ ye Mil”
. was des-
il. on the 89th, to
I Ball's Shruit and
“I .or some position
. thus tuning the
Ig'i'he main ad-
earria‘d onhIthe
being found ev-
I duel between
1], the enemy's
‘ and tinnitus is
u at
itw.‘
..
was
fully disclose its
«.nhtrong counter
the infantry bri-
I "been repulsed.
lowly withdrawn
- left on ob.
' - i ement the
j 1‘II or .. plain hab—
. . Powerful, came into
mienced. with extremely
. . which attended
Itif Ideutenant Colonel
are not fully known
received the col-
.lothnve carried out the
'I'ilniholastsd. until within
NiabollonfsNeh. At this
era rolled from the hill
“shots atampeded the in-
”, males.‘ The stam-
W to the battery mules.
.1 My from the lenders
,, with practically the
, "gun equipment and the
. . I of the regimental small
.Imon. The reserve was
. ,. battalions, however.
.st . , Old. accompanied by
s ' - I (if the artillery. seized
. ' leftof the road. two miles
‘ ' with but little opposi-
4 untamed unmolesterl
the me being occupied in
' the defence of the hill and
stone sugars and walls
‘ Ire. At down a skir-
'k on our position was
. by the enemy. but made no
until bill, as. on. when strong
- “flied them to rush
. With grbstenergy. Their
.. hing and two
‘ esters. in an ad-
, ordered to fall
‘ . .t pressed to abort
g losses on our side being very
. or. our ammunition was
F exhausted. the position was
‘fld the'survivors of the col-
‘to the enemy's hands. The
. .. our wounded with hu-
jeneral Joubert at once des-
“a. letter to me. offering a sale
to doctors and ambulances te
wounded. A medical oi-
-. lee to render first aid to
_. were deapatchcd to the
action from ladysrnith Ias'
tbe‘amhulances at dawn this
Ewan of success of the column
'“" I misfortune of the mules
-and the coumuent loss of
and small arm ammuni.
'," will list of casualties and
' ‘ ‘wlll be reported shortly.
' . undemtood to have been
.~ as (T
Irity of Imdysmlth is in no
‘ caused by the British dis-
I smith was in a measure
'by today's story giving an ac.-
.the heroic stand made by the
I battalions until their, last
. were gone. The British
' -2». was momentarily shaken by Gen-
‘ 5.; . I a use of the word "capita-
’ his first telegram; but now
’ b known that the Gloucesters
itguilt!" fought against over-
II odds and upheld the best
. at the British army, the ten-
been relieved. There is no
. . I to fear that the loss of
f'Wll necornpanicd by dishon-
. 1 today show the catastro-
I” -Mllltcr aspect. The full hat-
“ ,. ‘ not engaged, and, there-
r . of prisoners is materially
. Ville the disaster now sp-
.- ”vs been not so much the
of defects In the plan of
n misfortune whereby the
dcvl'lred of its ammuni-
it seems incomprehensible
, . ofthr luchloss column
‘ ‘ . at hmdousrters. as the
T. surrender was only shout
' 'Iorthwest of Imdysmith.
, Colonel Carlton must
. relief to reach him, for
ii life-m to oeupy a de-
. he would have re-
, to ladysmith when he
.. loss of his ammuni-
leases are very numer-
. to indicate the
a report
for who
fleaeral White's state- atmospheric
anus-romamu-s-sma
ll harm W
Chicago. November 1—ddra. J. Itusb
Branch was found dead last night in
her apartments on the ilrstuoor oi lid .
Forty-second street. with a bullet in I,
her heart. it is believed the body has
Iain in the list more than a week. [in-
ger printi and bloodstsins were found
on the wall bcki'de the body, and a‘ re-
volver with one chamber empty was .
lying on a bed in Mrs. French‘s room.
Five weeks ago lfrs. Branch moved
into the building. She told the Janitor.
Frank su'omsea. that her husband was
a traveling salesman and was out of
down. Upon several occasions a man
whom the ianitor believed to be her
husband visited her.
Sunday morning, October 22. lira
Branch called Stromseu in to its a
gas let. While the Junior was at work
In strange man sat with his back to blrr
in the front . No one saw this
man leave the t. Mrs. Branch haI
never been seen by any of the nelgb.
.bors since that day. A number of let
tars were found in the apartments
some of them indicating that she had
been leading a dual existence. At
least one of the missives were address-
ed to “ rs. labia Donna.” although
she is d to have been the recipient
of them. In none was the address 0
the writer given. One of the letters
written in Montreal. October 24, and
which was unopened, was signed.
“Your husband."
IP31“ A BETH”. NIGHT.
Vice President llabstt’s Condition is
lack lore Instil-
Putorson, N. 1., November l—Vice-
president Garret A. "chart spent the
mom restful night he has experienced
in the past two weeks. At half past 'i
this morning he was still asleep. Hi
fell asleep late last night under the in
iluencc of opiates and did not awaken
during the night. Dr. Newton. whr
has been attending him regularly. slept
In the Hobart house last night so that
in the event of another relapse such
as the vice-president audcred early
yesterday morning on e morning
before he might be at to render
medical assistance. -
Mr. Evans Mr. Hobart's private sec
rotary. said shortly before 8 o'elmel.
this morning that the vlce-president':
condition was more hopeful than in
had been for the last few days. but
added that there was no chance of re
covery and that none of the members
of the family nor the physicians woult.
be surprised if he died at any that
now. either In his sleep or during hi.
waking moments. The members of hi
family did not sit up with the patien
last night as they have done recently
but all retired early. No calla wen
made upon them nor upon the servants
of the household during the night.
BARGE' WATSON NEARLY WENT
ASHORE.
New York. November I—A despatrb
from Galilee. N. .l.. at 7 o'clock this
morning says the barge which so near-
ly went ashore in the storm yesterday
afternoon near there. and isnow nn~
chored on the bar, is the Samuel 1..
Watson. The barge broke loo-re from
the {tug Gladiator. The tug with an-
other barge succeeded in getting saiely
inside Sandy Hook after which thr-
Glndiator returned to the Watson and
stood by to tow her out of her danger-
ous position as soon as the sea subald.
ed enough to permit the attempt. The
wind had shifted to the south and a
heavy sea was still running. The
barge was riding comparatively easy
with both anchors out.
WASHINGTON nssansu. ram-
CHISE.
Washington. November l—Miebael
B. Bosnian. formerly well known in
baseball circles here, representing a
local syndicate has secured an option
on the franchise of the Washington
Baseball Club for 830,000. The option
expires on November 4.
'l'lilt' SOURCE OF lva'LlilszA.
A doctor on the Riviera has lately
suggested an origin for this horrible
pest tinilnensn) which Is at least inter-
esting. He considers that the outbreak.
which began arune ten years ago. was
due to the bursting of the great banks
of the Yang-tae-Kians. The resulting
floods swept away millions of people.
and the accumulated dlth of centuries
was rolled down the current of the riv-
er to spread in a thick. poisonous scum
around the month. When the loud wa~
tar retired. the rotting refuse lying on
the land went upinmassaaofnnspow-
derthathassprsadlaeioudsovsrtha
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.hieblg's Genuine Itaitilstrnet. a sin-
ple the article. obr price the.
New import of French Aline Glass.
York. the finest table‘giasaware im-
ported. Special prices this week. . '
others. if you wish as high as $10.00.
. tunes, I... Biiiiflhlillilb .1143?”qu on.
Everything for Housekeeping.
Open every evening.
Jackets.
have selected our stock with care and
have marked our garments at close
dgures. " ‘
We invite your special attention to
our Jackets at $6.00 and "0.00.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS
From 2 years to I: years.
NISSES' JACKETS
From 12 years to Iii years.
l'UR COLLANETTBS.
handsome pieces In Imitation Stone
Martin. Imitation Sable. lteal Sable.
blink and others.
, ‘ ’ . , _ . . way an hoards
' "I" Mean lure madam
Inch
5.3.4" dill rm ‘. . ‘ I .
t .
R ms him.
Our reputation-for lamps is made.
still "we, cannot kelp reminding you
that we are continually adding to the
assortment. lamps from be to moo
I Dr. Carlin's new» sons and iloaas- ,
hold strum. tropes-o nastier
sold for 1a. Olil‘ price lie. '
“Puritan" Oii Beaters—the name is
carried by no other house east of New '
When you need a New ltange. come
in and look over our list of names of
those we have sold the Abendroth
anode to—every customer is our adver-
Sea our ”.50. ten piece, Toilet Bets—
they're gains for the money. We have
Goods delivered 50 miles.
W. S. Stufiévant,
”Hess
Underwear.
This is the season for interest In this
stock and we are prepared to interest
stock of Ladies' Jackets in town. We
lN GENTB' GARNENTS
we have White and Colored Goods.
Plain. lleavy Plemd Goods. or Nat-
ural Wool in dinerent qualities.
IN LADIES' GARIINTB
we have Ribbed grades at 25c. 50c. 76c
An excellent one in Natural Wool at
We have received this week some
IN CHILDREN'S GARNINTS
we have l’lalu Goods, Ribbed Goods.
Pierced-lined and Natural Wool.
Hosiery: Specialty.
A. Dickcrman 8: Son.
88 Wanhlngton 9t. So. Norse-Ila.
Everybody
-' MEDIUM IN NORWALK
’ wewmmome TOW
v
or).
wants them i l i i i
Hookers’ ’
Buckvvheat
m
0) (O) (ONO) (O) (Oi (Oi
m(siteheueueuejukme)(one)(chairmen ‘
THE EVENING SENTINEL
IS THE BEST ADVERTISING
also the
'l ”w‘antto‘ ”I to
"'de Dont you know the girl at
“I“ ”a la llatenilll" '
".narhsaes i was soles in say. may
fl
before“! gst~aroaad this ev-
come
m In a nice day. isn’t it? Well.
'—-¢hicsgo Tribune.
runs: oodroTnlg IN consuma-
tbe Irst place: ce tells
yonisbeat.tobeehosenintheseaond
lace. what reason if. e., says
a is to be ebonaniu last place
But if you can pat Dr. . .
hen.
When you have a bad cold Dr. inclin-
ation would recommend Chamberlain's
Cough Brandy because it is pleasant
and mle to take; Dr. Experience would
recommend it because ltyaever fails to
elect a speedy and permanent cure.
Dr. Reason would recommend it be-
cause ltIis prepared on scientiilc prin-
ciples. and sets on nature's plan in re-
lieving the lam. owning the sects.
tions and restoring the system to a
natural and healthy condition. For
sale by George C. Btillson. South Nor-
walh: l. P. Weed. Norwalk.
"Bsnlts la in a bad way financially."
"All his money gone!"
"Worse: he can't borrow any more."
«Philadelphia North American.
asvno A nov's Lira.
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard. of hill-
ford, Del. mys: ”Brasilian Balm sav-
the one we'lost with croup. we gave
him a few doses. He aulclrly dropped .
to sleep, and was all right in the mor-
ning.” ;
For sale by it. ll. Plaisted and II‘. ll.
Baxter.
"lie told his audience that he was
wholly unprepared. Do you belieVe
it" .
"Yes: he had his speech In his por-
ltet. but he hadn't learned it."—Chira-
go Record. '
George Noland. Rockiand. 0.. says.
Wltt's Witch tinsel Salve cured her.
It is the beat salve in America." It
heals everything and cures all skin
diseases. Geo eC. Stillson. South Nor-
walh; Edwnr P. Weed, Norwalk.
"I tell you." said the giant who had
been relating a disagreeable experi-
ence. "It made me feel small."
"Why." remarked the dwarf. in a
tone which indicated surprise. "I like
to feel small."-Puc.k.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSFEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin llush. of New Castle
Dcl.. says: "I suite-red for years with
dyspepsia. lined to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took llrazillan llalm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. ll. l’lulsted and F. ii.
Baxter.
Nell—~Did your French lessons carry
you through in Paris?
Belle—Not very well. The stupid
creatures don't seem to understand
their own language—Philadelphia
lie-cord.
Dr. W. Wlxon, Italy iiill. N. Y.. says:
"I heartily mmmend One Minute
Cough Cure. It gave my wife imme—
diate relief in suflocatlng asthma."
Pleasant to take. Never falls to quick-
ly euro all coughs. colds. throat and
lung troubles. George C. Stillman.
South Norwalh; Edward P. Weed. Nor-
walk.
Little Elma—Pa. what is fame?
Prof. llrondhcnd—lt consists in hav-
ing a great many people and out that
you have done something they don't
care anything about."
No PURE—NO l’Al’.
That is the way all druggistn sell
Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Ida-
laria. Chills and l-‘cvor. It is simply
Iron and Quinlne in n tasteless form.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
bitter, nauseating tonies. Price Mr.
Algernon McBorley (to street musl-
einnl-Herc‘s a nickel. mister. if you ll
play something soft and poetic. I'm
going to propose to my girl. and she's
very skeptical to music.
RHEUNATISII ll “WITH“.
It use Just bean demonstrated by
lanrnadapeeinliststbntlthaamnttusa
hereditarysndthatitladnatoami-
crobeintbsbloodcoranam
Cure kills the microbe and auras the
disease. Priceonedollarparpaehaga.
"I wonder if William Waldorf Astor
appreciates the paradox?"
"What paradox!"
"Ilcforc he settles down he must
settle up."
"i wouldn't be without De Wltt's
Witch lissel ilalve for nny considera-
tion," writes Thomas II. Rhodes. i'ea-
terdeld. 0. infallible for piles. cuts.
burns and shin diseases. Beware of
routerfeits. George (I. utilises. 8min
Norwslh: Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
ills father—You hnow dey say a
nimble slspence is better as a slow
shilling.
luv—Veil. vot's der matter mil
aehsnging der slow shilling for two
nimble sixpslcas'
fashions in dress may be revived.
i no ciddasbionad medicine can re-
place Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
WM Remedy. for sale by George
0. Otillaoa. loath Norwalh: ldward P
Weed. Nonalh. .
lionsl‘to anythingliid
"they world'and battbr
thanmdlt melons. mo
smoke, no small, silty.
to fill. my to light.
easy to carry. from‘ one
room to another, abso-
luteiysafe because so
constructed ‘ibst‘ there
is a blast of cold air
constantly in contact
with the wick tube, so
heating of the oil inim-
possible. Buythis lat-
est improved heator and
avoid all danger. ,
BlillSlflflK, WATKINS
l [ill-W.
112 Washington street.
ed my boy's life. He began lust like '
Upon the drst symptoms of a
cold procure a box of Aceton.
take according
and your cold will disappear in
a few hours with no unpleas-
effects. Aceton
to directions,
Acetou is recommended by
Aceton is harmless, will not
disturb the stomach. kidneys,
liver or heart.
Aceton reduces fever. allays
pain. drives away headache,
prevents pneumonia.
At all drugglats’ or sent by
terror [intent to. has, at
HORSES
To Suit Everybody.
We have them coming by 1
the car-load every
LOV.
“My wife had piles forty years. De- -
M. TKE
be are the 80808“.
the new Shae for wants.
8-.“
GLOVER’S
Rufus. Metal Bought.
Big prices paid for old metals of all
binds. htarhet has reached the top
notch. Now Is the time to sell your
old iron. copper and brass.
have uanything to sell send postal at
. ABRAHAN mama
Residence. Id baring attest; liars-
houag 1345 Raymond Mat.
Norwalk Chronicler