- lest
I II minim
Iii hot More if the
‘ it tadysmiih is
" “ct or Not. I
Imus :
isn‘t sumo white is. been (isla-
jshlllsck as Peter-aru- ‘
hrs, load-s all his Wounded
s “Ella.
a. November 3--'l‘he War Of-
this afternoon. replying to inquir—
d no information had been re
there of fresh Boer movements
or elsewhere and. it was
the ofliclals were not aware if
ilroad to Ladysmith was Intact
. _ ,
November :lwiielated
» from the British camp at La-
.t"l
onday's fight. except the esti-
,of the Boer losses. These are now
. wounded. mostly victims or
Mile” shells. which have
such great havoc that it is
Mem‘ .loiibert. tbc liocr com—
'ilH-hief. has written It letter
anti \ViiitII,.t.he itritish com-
. , protesting against the use or
According to all accounts.
presence at lAIdyamitli of the long
- lilval guns and tin.-
improved the position of tilt
I. A temporary armistice wa~I
. Monday evening to allow oi‘
llection of the dead and wound-
*fi Despaich from KimlIeIlt-y.
W 29. says all tnI- onmIlI-Il are
well. Small bodies of liocIII
four bundled strong weIc then
01’ to resist the Itdvnncc of icin-
nuts .The aliseiue oi" wntei out-
“ the place I noses the llocrs to
daily move their camps.
mm. November 3~Whllc
to Ladysmith are cut. the optim-
DI the Wai‘ Office officials yesterday
to be justified. This morning it
asserted that the railroad was still
U with the greatest caution What
his. was
at any moment.
I large ‘07th
as General .loubert.
“I It the railroad.
W of all kinds are springing
.. . It is eIen IIssI-ItI-Il that Gen-
White has been ncompe died to fall
I, pa Pietcrmaritzhurx. leaving his
. Nbind. Probably such "II
the ominous silence which pre-
. the evacuation of Dundee. lint
Imrted that the conditions are
Ind the llritlsh guns now seem
lit) the artillery of the Boers
ml! on the British lines.
“In Town dospnich reports a re—
‘Id the Boers by the llriilsh yes-
Lbcrc is a habit here in assume
of liner vii-iot'it's emanating
the contingent cannot be true
- of'tbe censorship. the fact i»
filmed to send and rI-Icivel
in South Africa.
‘UP'rs WITlltil'T l-‘f'NDS.
voluntary petitions In bank—
i
i
I 'I
'which you made in
I to contradict?"
.ence to my dealings with the Consoli-
i sell Amsterdam stock to that company.
QThat is what i understood you to say
dcs- .
3 add little information regar-I
to be ninety-five killed and two I
splendid
II of the blue Jackets have Ina-I
I. my rations.
Ilaicd I
tly seen. l‘lII I apparently l‘iimt‘I
lafeking. for the purpose either!
“sting in the aural; on Kiinher-‘
the ‘
in refusing to believe that:
man was completely invested ap-I
though tiaflit has been coudnct~l
. "or. was ImlI a rumor vesierday.
it is Iiaimed. be reality
is expected to tic—i
several thousand troops and maker
have their origin in the recollec-:
s enhancing the difficulty of _______________ ,
. that foreign governments are]
with which to ny the (mfg. of Moulding—60 nth.)
or the allowance to ref -
Popular boom the suit Waist-I
loi' "prime" tithor. for popularity it
atlas a was butterfly. while do
not man no attained a position
Ian-tins“ it, «m V of taato
and propriety. This“ ha‘i ado! Ia-
mritablo impetus to the no“ in suit-
pbio Stilts for Walata. oapsoiaiiy li‘an-
ciao.
i5il iiiiii.
We have led up to the subject of
Fancy Silks with some little pride-
.‘. ”MN '7' pardonabls we hope-in the fact that
BnlnsiponT our Fancy stilts represent the highest
II '. demands created by the Silk Waist. At
~ . 81.00 yd. alonsIthore are over 150
iiiiéiiiiiiiiiiiitiidiiiiiiiiiit «m ....... .......
coded. plaided and figured.
continued from First Page.
once. Mr. Croksr became impatient
and said that he had a hood dual of
Iwork to do. a
Five minutes later the chairman
came III and rappfd for‘Iérdler. resume
said I: ItIlIi'III‘Ikrthhidgzt-Iaih; ‘Ohairma'n l-‘or ideas in Art Needlework and the
Mazet.“and I want to deny a statement materials to carry them out. no place
5'0“” “WW!“ quite equals the Art Department. it
is kept "in touch" with whatever it
fresh and dainty in Embroidery, Lin-
on and Lace Work. Pretty Satin Cov-
cred Pinciishlons of all sites, shapes
and colors are just in.
speecht‘ii ill Ya!“ (“In li‘l.
Mr. Manet—"What is that you want
Still other new things malts their
debut in the Wash Fabric Section.
tinting Flannels with the new Velvet
lI‘inlsh are to be had in plain colors—-~
pink. blue and cream—at 8c yd.
'l‘willI-d flannel with velvet ilnlsh. plain
colors—«pink. blue. cream and cardinal
~nn excellent quality. 10c yd.
Silfliifli.
Shadinxs and the making of special
sites for special windows, are sub-
. - iI-IItII which receive prompt and care-
Manila. November .l, lo a. Inn—“rho J
insurgents attempted to ambush Pundit” “mil"ondfrom skills: Work-men.
lintson's scouts between Santiago nudi rotu e res y “3“” 3h“ e at 200 "D
Saragossa. but t‘nptain liaison i‘lltll’fl- "" an extra ““9 Ind“ Ii 90“. YO" Will
find more satisfactory Shades than can
ed them and drove them out from their
1 .
position. killing and mounting scveral ’8 Md elsewhere ‘0' “10 511110 money
of them. One American oilicer was
killed and a private was wounded.
(icncvnl Young's troops are begin.
nina to live on the country. trying but-
falo meat and rice partly in lieu of ar-
I. my coat, satin
throughout. six but-
too shot; with What col-
.4‘
Mr. Crokcr——"l want to contradict
the speeches you have made in refer~
tinted tins Compnuywthnt i tried to
in your speech. l deny that now on
the, stand"
Mr. MIIIIetv- ‘Is that
or?" I
Mr. Crokarmml‘bat is all."
Mr. Mazet-n'W'ou are excused."
Mr. t‘rokcr-‘WVHI you take the
stand and testify to what you said?"
Mr. \lazct-— 'Mr. (‘rokoL will you.
please step down fiom the stand?”
.\ir (‘roker complied. As he lI ft the
Ioui :nittee room the peoplt in the tor-
rldoIs IhIcied him wildly He made
hi~ way to the elevator and was tak-
cn down stairs. The crowd contin-
ued to c'liceI and it was III-ccsszuv to
call a policeman hunt the street to
deal the passageway. Most of those
Iin the court Ioom foliowr-d MI. t' Iok.
III and left the mom almost deserted. .
all. Mr. (ii-ok-
ISSURGEM’S AIBI'SH SCOUTS.
llriveu out in liaison’s Ian and iicrcrsl
lilllrtl and Would
I
’l‘iIaD.M.READCO.
'l‘hc capturcs at the 'l'alouern arsenal
include'ld small brat-s howitzors and
tion one-pound projectiles.
Major iicll's regiment. yesterday ad-
vanced from (iuagua on Florida Blan-
cII, which was found to bo deserted.
Bishop's llattnlion is stationed there.
Major licil made also another descent
upon Porac. pursuing the Filipinos
thence into the mountains and captur-
Ilux their horses and baggage. Tltci
American loss was one killed and twoi
IvounIlcd. MIIior lieil reports that he
court I_\ destioyed the insurgent caval-‘
Iy that was operating in that section.
Washington NoIember 3~Thc War
liipnrtmI-ni has rcIcived the follnw~
ing cableuinm:
Manila November 3—0u first instant
Lieutenant Shwens and eighteen men
recounoltrcd :McArthur‘s front. struck
‘forty or more entrenched insurgentsj
Immediately attacked and dispersed}
them. killing three and wounding a
.number. No casualties \esterday
Lawton s advIanIs at Albino struck en-I
may both West and south of I ity. Bai~I
son's Mucabebc scouts recounoiteringi
‘south struck insurgents in ambush;
Lieutenant liaitelly. killcd one scout!
wounded. liaison routed enemy. left.
i sort-n dead in the thickets. Yesterday
llell. Thirty-sixth Volunteers. with
Iegiment and troop Fourth Cavalry.
cleared country of all armed insurgents
from l-‘louéda Blanca to considerable
distance nyond Porno. pursuing them
~into mountains. capturing nine .of the!
cavalry horses. stveral guns. consid-
erable property. killing. Wounding nndl
capturing a number of the enemy. In-|
surgent I'avnlry of that section practi- i
tally destroyed Bells casualties one-‘
man killed and trio Wounded."
SPECIAL SALE
OF
STATIONERY
We have received an eo~
the new stock of choice
Stationery, and in order
. to make room for same.
I we offer odd lots for prit~
as below cost, ranging
from . . . .
5 to 20¢ Per Box.
See our window display
of Bargains in Paper.
R. H. Plaisied,
43 Washington Street,
South Norwslh.
II'IIidcnIc these days, despite the fact
that alumni; are so muc h the fashion-.
able I raze.
A GRAND OI.Da MEDICINE
”HOB BLOOD
REPORTED DROW NING 0F
Look ! W...
and ssehow many pictures youi Washington. NoIcnIber 3~At tin»
have laid away that would or; headquarters of the isthmian (‘anai
i
The slender' woman is particularly in:
I
i AN EN-
‘ fl 0‘! :sézommios will hour-tabs
swarmed whats antsrinita
stalls isi i‘rohmsn's
commons-wet
Putnam "M'~mpsny.
Iti‘ib’fiv, who no.
PhasilnsthsmWDNma
Thelloilitiii utilise.
3"“ screen. "arr-I
presentation. “in
aw York Lyceum in. ‘
Chart will open at Pialated's and
Wood's Drus Stores. Monday. October
80. at exactly 1:30 p. at.
Dwain; performaacsa st Hoyt's
Theatre on and after Ntvrmbor first.
will commence at I o'clo;;:. matinees
at 2 p. In.
ANNOUNCEMENT. .
NORWALKIUSISALFBSTWAL
for the
Bill!" Of 003 litili’iflh
to be held .
IT THE RRMORY.
Jan. I and 2.1900,
WElICOMlNG
The New Century. \I\
The New Year,
The New Month.
And the New Day.
With Glorious Music. "The
A superb Programme in Preparation
030 lm
A’Msson a Hamlin organ and pc on-
cert grand piano will be used
I. .
80!].
Speech of ,
Angels." i
, Enlist} Mutts and Chimes s
“ ' mister Sockets.
Ladiea’ fine Tailored Jackets of beaver, cheviot English Korsey. meltons and
bouole cloth. in black. tan, cantor and navy. All made' In the very latest styles and
in the best possible manner. We buy of only the very best makers and our styles
and shapes are both correct. Ladies’ 3 Jackets from. 85 to 820. Misses’ ., Garments.
sizes from 12 to 18 years. Children’s Jackets and long garments, from 1 to 12 years.
size; all new and up to date styles. Handsome Velour Jackets for ladies, embroid-
ered with silk and jet. These are the finest garments that have been made this sea-
Price 822 to 935.
" I Slams 90V; Capes.
TheseIgarments are very scarce and almost impossible to get at any price. We
have a very good assortment of them at present.
Spotted in tour Dressing Samar. or Keats Sockets,
In pink, blue, red. gray, crochet edge, price 69c.
Buckets and Comioriabus.
The price on wool blankets has advanced about 25 per cent within the past six
weeks. We placed our order for these goods early to the season before any advance
took place and are prepared to sell them to you at the old price or as low as they
have ever been sold.
Our comfortables are made byone of the best manufacturers in this line. They
are not felled With waste or shoddy but with clean white cotton. The patterns are
all selected, and the styles are the best that can be found.
Blankets and Comfortabies are shown in our new Carpet Room—roar basement.
Dris’iram t3 Knob, “monk, em.
iiiiiiliii iifliiiiiliiiiilililii
NOTICE.
The County Commissioners “will be in
session at
cones seamstress.
HAVILAND STREET.
South Norwalk.
From 9a. m tili3.80,p In ,
in Lone '
LICENSES iii THE TOWN OFI
NORWALK
('ommiaaloners will meet but one day
in Norwalk this your.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
October 31, law. 031 It
"saunas.
from
Baker’s Stables,
Cor. Washington
Illii Spring Streets,
T.el Call. 139-3.
To the Board of County Commisionerfl:
for lI‘airfiI-ld County:
l heieby apply for a druggist license
to sell spirituous and intoxicating liq-
Cider at l26 Washington street. town
of Norwalk.
not located within 200 feet in a direct
house. or
thereto. or any post office. public lib;
rary or cemetery
Dated at Norwslit this so day of Nov-l
ember A. D 1899.
FRANK M. FINCH.
Applicant.
We the undcrsigncd. electors and
tax payers. as defined by law. of the
application of the abdte named Frank
M Finch for such license.
Dated at Norwallt this ad day of
Notemhcr. A. D. 1899
James Paul. M. H (Slow-r. .Alixlix B
..lohn (‘. F. Tolles. E. M. Tolles.
l hereby certify that the above nam—
cIl endoncrs are electors and tax pay-
ers. as defined by law. of the Town of‘
Norwttllt.
Dated at Norwalk this third day of
Nmemlier. A. I)..1899
HERBERT R. SMITH.
oil to Town Clerk.
St.
THANKSGIVNG DAY NOV
Governor Lounsbury hay decided toi
proclaim Thursday. November 30. as
Thanksgiving Day in this state. con-
forming to the date announced by the
President There was sortie douat ex-
;pressed as to whether the. governor
would name the last Thurddav in the
month as the day. it being the last day
in the motnh but for many years the'
namnt your house if framediiornmlsaion nothing had been heard of
and hung up. . the reported drow nip; of Engineer
Bring them to me and I'll. White and otheI membmi of an engln-I
warrant you
sins and price.
Isaint. and Admiral Walker today re-
Ithe i niteII States consul at litmus
for information. The commission has
been hastened for intonation by rflI
stlvis
‘W‘fl III“?!
we; I.
H 3 GR GORV,
tisfactlon inicerinu party at Multituca lI‘alls. Nicsr-Z
SE“
' pcctive of the month a containing live
Thursdays
Issued in a few days.
Havana. Novemober I—Much sur-
iquestcd the State Department to cable "in has been expressed in certain
quarters that Colossl Bscsllso. the
rhicfotthssecrst .doassotrs-
sits-stunts! Italics-‘-
Myriam Ila-b
tun-Jail
. Iafiernoon and evening there were con-i
Monday Nov. 6 18993
. tered the amplthcster.
uors Ale. Lager Beer. Rhine Wine and ;t
My place of business is
line of a church edifice or public school ‘
the premises pertaining 3‘
town of Nuiwaik. hereby endorse the.
last Thursday has been named. ifl‘l'lel
The roclamstlon will be
IMf‘dil .Il Students Provli d a Surpris-
ing Array of Preset For It
i "When i was a medical student in
Iiha l'niverslty of Pennsylvania.” said
'Ith doctoi. "the boys celebrated an in-
teresting III ent in the domestic life of
one of the professors in a unique way
The news that the favorite professor
:was It happy father reached the stu—
dents on Thursth morning. and that
E. K. BANKS,
45 and 47 West Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
sultations held all over the uniIerslty i
ibuildlntpi and sundry dimes and quar-
iters were collcctcd by two or three of
.thc students. who constitutcd a sort of
finance Iommittcc. liIery Friday
”homing the professor gave a lecture
to the students in. the am itheatcr.
The subject for the lecture t at week
was 'The Relation' of the Sympathetic
INervous System to the Nerve (‘enters
of the Brnin.‘ and half an hour before
the time set for the lecture every man
in the class which numbered about 350.
Inns in his place waiting for the fun
Ito begin and glancing now and then
:ffHHil‘ll the three long operating tables
II" the center of the room
'Promptly st ii) ocloclt the door
iopencd and the famine professor on-
i lie carefully
dosed the door behind him then with
a self conscious clearing of his throatI
.‘turncd toward the class. At the first
Eulanm his jaw fell. while every one of
|thc 350 fiends in the seats above began
to yell at the top of his lungs. Spread;
out upon the three long operating ta'I
Ibles were about too baby‘s toys and
furnishings. of every kind and descrip-i
’Ition. 1 here were rattles by the dmnfl
Noah's arks. dolls of all sizes. a toy!
ioooking stove. a baby carriage. an sin-i
broidered flannel psttlcoat. a nursinx
ibottle lying in a graduated glass. a.
(pair of little blue kid shoes and other
things too numerous to mention. Af-i
ter the first sum it of surprise and em-‘I
barrassmcnt. the profesr I was gamei
lie thanked us in II speech peppered
with five syllabled words. for on
‘thoughtfulness in than providing for
the future needs of his offspring. buti
flew to the line, let the Chips fall where
they will. We will do the chopping and
on can Agather' In the Chips.
K'Ii l
Oilcloths.160ves
Two (102. Fos-
, ter Hook Ladies’
We are Izoxng.
to clean out our
Kid Gloves; for-
mer price $1.00-
Oil Cloth stock . I
your choxce at
{so you can have
them at a 50 per 75C
h b ed. f f l i
I tihnooi'eil‘ie vsfi-ihfiisxingiiieuiienetiagi Ii:- I cent discount 01'
:fantilc delight spread out before him,: . Thlh is a small
One-Halibut
that we had forgotten one thing. a hot. quantity and they
a way suggestive of midnight vlglls . I
All widths.
Petticoats
()ne lot of Mer-
cerised Petti-
coats, ranging in
price from $1.50
to $2.25, all to be
sold at one price.
tin of paregoric. Then he yawned in 1.? 00
and turned his attention to 'The Rein-I Win be (““0le $ '
tion of the Sympathetic Nervous Syn--
teIn to the Nerve (‘entcrs of the Brain." to k en it t til I 8
price.
E. K. BANKS,
lbeyond the first sentence or two. His
[attention was drawn to the blackboard.
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Not-walk.
The New Store
as
cit-s had drawn an elaborately decor-I
till iii till COALI I
I.“ d '
stcd design in red. Whln and blue
chalk 'ls Marriage a i-‘allure?’ The:
intuit!!!“
The comfort of home assured. Warm boats. happy
wife and children to greet you at night; good natured
cook with meals on time. all because you ordered your .
COAL from
poor professor. seeing that there. was
'no possibility of a lecture that morn-y
inn entertained us for about ten min-t
lites on the test posted on the black-
board; then. after inviting us all to
visit the newcomer in the immediate
ifuture. he marched off to the mask-I
of 350 voices singing. ‘Go to Sleep. My.
Little Pickaninny' and 'liaddy Wouldo:
Ig't Buy Me a Bowwow.’ "—New \ork
un.
i Till-2 RI’lJNG PASSION.
i Stradily the water gained on the
Ipumps. It was now six feet deep in
‘lthe hold. The ship was sinking.
Preparations were made to shah-i
.don the doomed vessel and take to the
ibnats.
i With a firm hand the captain wroteI
'a brief account of the disaster. giving
his reckoning of the latitude and longi-I
tudc and the direction in which he ex—
pected to navigate the boats.
Then he called for a bottle.
It was brought.
lie removed the cork. rolled up the:
Imanuacript and was about to insert
when onc of the passenlers a tan
Missouri colonel. hastily spoke up.I
"Captain." he said. pale. bntwl
the ring of iron resolution is his voice.
."I lass they's a few drops left is thsti
dash. Hand it hero. and I'll empty in
flash! Now let M so.‘ belies-o
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Norwalk Chronicler