ornament.
hold the wagon bridge.“ Philippolis,
which is the only means of creasing.
'l‘he poaiilbllity of Lady Randolph
Churchill accompanying the American
hospital ahip Maine to the Cape of
(load Hope. has aroused much interest
; lit-re. Her ladyahlp said today to u
Sm” out. WWW" representative of the Aseoelated Press:
ii "08le ‘0 corrob- ll "The attention of my going is depen-
l'fi reports from 3"” . dent upon several contingencies. it in
.9 uletlon 0‘ General 3 quite miscible that i may go but the
matter has not yet been fully deter.
mined upon." "
Lady Churchill has taken the moat
. active part in the scheme to light out
ll,“ "‘0’"le and “3‘ the Maine. obtalnlnl privileges from
"m the "'9'“ ”1“”? m ‘ the War Office. which otherwise would
. lemon Company “I“. have been impossible in favor or the
W5“ 3"" "WM“ '9"; American nurses, and her triende are
rday 5""an on a W3". now anxious that she should see the
~ 1"“! by armored train; matter through personally.
h ‘0 "’9 Exchange “"3 London. November iw'l‘he Ein- age
M ilflti‘il Willt IOWl'w. Telegraph Company. later. cor .ctcd
. 4.. announced that ”‘1’ ”ill“? ‘ its l’icternmrlizourn date to November
" Capo (.olony at borvala i so they lose nigniiicance.
. to the Exchange Tele-
“.3 ; train Pietermoritzbnrg
. i Mid; laidyamith weal
yin kept "in touch” with whatever iii
3'0?an “WW” Willi”- . London. November ‘i—w'l‘bc Outlook;
t ““9”“ ‘ announces that Lady RundolphChnroh-i
m M erflolllhiAl'rtjtctlnllllvmlll in in going to the. cm to attend thci
. V . “ - ' 5' , wounded. !
condition. hurina "wound (Tape 'l‘own. November 2, illclayed in
rdaya “0""- bh“ signalled transmissioni-mhimording to an undat-
. “will? W9"? ""i 0' order 9“" cd ilcsput retrcl‘vctl bore from Lady"
.31! PM“ Will“ doud 3"“ ”1'” smith. the body of General Rook. the
3M! MM“ were “WV“ "1- “all”; llocr Commander. who wait wounded
5.39"".“790‘3’ '9 “9 ro’flttcd. at the battle oi iiienroc. captured and
that that too. ilritiab W1” ("moi taken to Lndyemlth. where to died rc-
. . V9“ "9 ”W“ "1' "‘1’ “l“"i'm" many. has been taken to Pretoria.
’ Will"! £88an to rfloi'iiwlli’ “‘5‘; 'I‘ho dostmtch added that the Lady-
outer-darn i'ODilfll'liifll “WNW" aniiih townspeople. including the wo-
. Will"!ti (fflDlilllilill'll and; men. vrltncauod the battle at Lady~
£01108: I“ W ”W general lWl aiulib. It 'wasnlso Hi'llll that the resump-
“ “WW l'i‘VNW‘; ”W“ i“ ”‘5" l tion of lighting was hourlyexpcctcd.
believe that General vli'illii'" 'i‘hc liocre arc traversing Zululand,
vs ”(lenilllilll'w at!“ '10 for; hoiatlng tinge tin'l‘ tho llritlsh mag-
era 9 u (i c li llil- i lHll‘lli‘ll‘t-l. ‘
Chi. of tho iuct to the neutral; liurizhcradorp. (jam. Colony. Novour
. . ., uttlon. Wlllli‘v 1‘. ‘5 “(lill'ili‘ brr 2. (Doliiyod in transmissionim'i‘he
Viol web a serious rhurnvlm‘; litlt'l'ii ('l’ilfiiit‘ll liothiilio bridge thin
(01'0“!!! government in i'llillr‘ morning. About and more of them are
till! undoubtedly MW? lti‘l‘ll; cxpcclcd to t’l‘i)Hi-l thin afternoon.
.‘WY‘GPYIWYM i" 1h" “Will“ hm" intdyetniili. November 1. ldclayod in
‘ A5 UN" Mtlfii‘flmltlmii‘ ”i" transmissioni-v~’l‘bia afternoon oVery‘
ll bf‘tkl‘" it ill llllilimhll'l" "if thing is quiet, the enemy showing no
~ -sored lliirut‘flxim U) ri'lu‘ll ; disposition to conic to clot-to quarters.
ill) the exception "f ”H! (li‘fl' 'i‘bo lirilish guns occupy strong poa-
M (Willi!!! KUW‘i'IHIII'HH. 1m” liltillfi around lindyeniitb and further
or pointed out lion. in View ' developments are awaited with routi-
Wit. that an important victory up”...
of the greatest moral its-orb 'i‘ho llriiish troops are full of light
“the Boom it sot-no.- nlwlnliri that and tbc lliit‘l'ri will filt‘t‘l with a warm
sympathize“ “WIN make; rcccption if they attack the town. an
event known as quickly and. the garrison is quitc ready for them.
no possible. ’i'bo War oiiici-i laulyemitb. November l. afternoon,
iigniting over y cnilcaror to via Pupi- 'l‘ownw i‘our naval long range
,i ' to. with Ladyi-iinitli. in ”l“ guns llii\'i' bccn mountrd bore.
bile the best opinion is satiation ('olcluirg. Novunbcr l. iilclayeil in
General White hoops strictly on trananiteeioniwho explosion washcard
dive he will be ublc to hold ; thin afternoon in the direction of Golc-
_ The ilrilioh exports smile at burg bridgo and it in supposed that
30¢! plan of campaign. which cou— the Moors have dcatroycd the bridge.
.. es seizing iiurbnn in order inf Fort ’l‘tlit. Rhodesia. October 29. in...
the, landing of llrlilr‘li troops: layer! in ernHIHlSHltininherfl have
;. They any it has one filial do- been a low skirmishes with the Boers.
fluidly. that it ignores the ilrit- whose main body has retired south-
M under whoec guns. ii is claim- ward.
2W lellllro oi Durban will ho int-
i
I‘BW SMILI. 8041's CAP] Hum.
Tum iitory of the Destruction of lhe Col-
umbia- lawnrunt Fleet.
Kingston. Jamaica. November 4—-
(‘oloinbinn adrlprn tinted October iii,
and private dlrcct advices contradict
ithc story received ovor ‘conaored ca-
bles of the destruction of the Colom-
whlch now re-
solves lit-elf into the capture of a few
email boats conveying 200 insurgents.
of whom twenty were killed. The oili-
crs escaped ashore.
flupatchos today show that tho:
- fit the Orange i-‘rce Static pro;
W]: preparing to luvodc i'apc:
forcoa are not (wot-whooping]
Q’Duteh iii the nclghborluiml ol»
fl iind iiiirgliormiorp iiro ex-
y pro—liner and their support
ll ex octcd, The objective: ., .
lathe ([li liners will probably]1 blan ”‘m'g'mt "Wt--
11W Poorl. (iilt' oi the roost im-i
strategic railroad points; in
Africa. and which will proba-
hc it in raid. hero. the met ail-i ; . _
hepot. of tho second division oi“; A mm" battle was fought O‘N’b"
. , , ._ . 30. ten miles outside of Barranquilla.
mybgégm’i ghljrtlllxlmi-illlhill‘illllill'il-elol and resulted in the defeat of the gov-
“re 0‘ ital-if. 'l‘ralns hence '02 crnnwnt forces with the lees of {.100
’ burg have been lilmuiil. aiiapmd. i killed and 100 wounded. lhc army was
W _ ' . l ”Tm Mid hitu cqniipinenttaflcapturedi."
" ; . , , . venue as arr yet i]. nrranqu a
)m $323112": (II‘J’Tuml‘dgggggii; irom (‘lu-acoa. with six hundred insur-
‘ cheerinu‘ and 'aa ‘ gent reinforcements and a quantity of
the Boers m... not (list:;::?"2§larntp and ammunition. The revolution
"to close quarters.
i is spreading rapidly.
the other hand. some people on:
There have been several important
m; t it is more probable that the l ilt‘ifl‘I‘IlOI‘lH from the government. owing
/ pro recuperating prior to ill
to tho diamptlon oi the conservative
. ; _; party due to the financial troubles with
mtgt‘llgllhtgzt 3:32:31; till; 22‘! which the liboralu profess to be able to
. ‘u‘ ‘and ineffective skirmish 0" cope uhould the revolution nnccecd.
ii .; . .
i the Boom took up good poai- ‘
ga' signal um and limbulwnnll WWI-11.1. can?“ HILLS.
' Proposition to lie-Mute the Concern
I donn’ianders continue to C'X‘.
; eon lee. General \Vllltt’. in; wilhillelllcelow Plant.
.10 General .loubert'e requesli Lowoli. Maria. November 'i—~'l‘he m-
. o , lent the Boers an ambulr rectors of the Lowe“ Carpet Millu are
I“!!! In the convcyance of the; sending a communication to the stock.
, holders regarding a proposition to con-.
unload that the feeling of aolidatc the plant with the mills of thel
. landyamith baabocn greatly iiigclow ('arpet Company of Clinton.
Illa! all the naval gum-i have and those operated by W. .l. Whittall
.v ' l therein apltc ol theiat Wot-carter and Palmer. The plan.
"' W o! the garrison of the littoral in to form a corporation capitalized nt’
clam to cut the railroad: 34.500.000. nndcr the laws of Massachu-
. ’ action, The price to be paid for the in-
. {rd- Cape Town show that l rnl‘ plant iii placed at 82,030.000. the
there are beginning to real- ; new company to assume its debts. For
Mass of the nituation n , the (’iinton mills. it is proponod to
' merchants are apprchcnw [my 82.000.000. and for the Whittail
‘ Bonn overrunning tho rn-t mllln the price. 3470.000. the «cilia—
" and it ill reported that; aunt in each case to be made: by ant
have lnatructed theiri ochangc oi l‘toclt for that of the new
” to leave Piotr-rmtiritw:corpornilon.
” L of the mll'i out cumin-d in the carpet. industry In
mispll'l'9'5h3 of gener-‘ New England. The directors advise
(iii. Town. The (Mange the stockholder-a to agree to the con-
’ “ to be aoswollen that solidation and a special meeting has
mm and the Deere been called to not upon me nutter.
. . l i
ii.
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(25001:. of Moulding—150 kinds.)
Cor. Main and Marshall Street.
and 21 Ellznbetb Strait Ho. Norm-ll.
tinned cm of Frank H. l). Chase. in«
The town mills are among the larg- Itrurtor of English in Yale. who was
arrested last
charge of trespass came up before the
police cmrt today.
prosecutions it
pulled.
and War. This has added rs»
minus impetus to the trade in salt-
nblii‘ aim tor Wants, especially m-
a
150 Styles.
' I
We have led up to the subject of
Fancy alike with some little pride-
pardonabla we hops—in the tact that
our Fancy Silks represent the highest
demands created by the Bill: Waist. At
61.00 ya. alone there are over“ 160
styles. Tallow. corded. striped, bro-
oaded. piaided and “tired.
‘ .
I I V
Pill llllilllllilS,
For ideas in Art Needlework and the
materials to carry them out. no place
quite equals the Art Department. it
fresh and dainty in Embroidery. Lin-
en and Lace Work. Pretty satin Gov.
ercd Pinciinhiona at all sites, shapes
and colors are Just in.
.0—
“V| If. . h”
ii iii IlilS .
Still other new thingn make'their
debut in the Wash Fabric Section.
Outing li‘lannela with the new Velvet
Finish are to be had in plain colors-
pink. blue and creamwnt 8c yd.
'l‘wllled flannel with velvet finiah. plain
colour—pink. blue. cream and cardinal
wan excellent quality. 10c yd.
u—no-u—
Shins.
Shadingshnd the making of apeoial
sizes for spa-lei windows, are sub-
jects which receive prompt and care-
tnl attention from skilled workmen.
From the ready Made Shade at film up
to an extra line grade at 40c, you will
iind more satisfactory Shades than can
be had elsewhere for the same money.
w... ,........_..._..... _... ‘ ..........
The D. M. READ CO.
“”037.
SPECIAL SALE
sunburn
We have, received an en-
tire new flock of choice
Stationery, and in order
; to make room for same.
we oii'er odd lots for pric-
es below met, ranging
from .
a
Etc 200 hit in.
See our window display
of Bargains in Paper.
R. H. Piaisted,
43 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
,. look 1.-....
and see how many pictures you
. have laid away that would or-
nament your house if framed
and hung up. ;
Bring them to me and I'll
warrant you satisfaction in
style and prion. ‘
r».
H. S. GREGORY,
Undertaker.
"(,‘HA nus WERE NULLEli.
New Ha en. November iw'l'be con—
wcek Friday on the
There were no
at! the charges; were
my
Iranian: Net . Phi bills. Nov-
» . b... one mu -
ember _ .3st.
With bu mutt I: lost three; m at
Atlantic City arr cotton noon
endow direct t their train“: our-
tm Where a list: him: use but. the
Harvard team did nothing title morn-
ing except to so through the finals.
When the game began more no a at“!
w'ind blowigs troni‘tths it?“ aadwths
a. r. VIII rat er raw or t ppm rs.
Notwithstanding ; winery rocking
the held in in fair ditlon. althouxb
it is a trifle too at tor. lllllcli end
play» and mean tomatlona.
.. All mt: were tahsniwhsn the hour
at two arrived. and the moneys: in
pretty one. The big Harvard contln~
gent fouled inrrlmmn‘ colors. occupied
a big section or the north stand and
held the own when it came down to
cheering. The big crowd manned ltaelt
in singing songs and yelling. their col-
lege cries.
The Harvard team thinned on the
ileld It 1:54 and was cheered by the
entire aaacnrblage.
' Two minutes later the Pennsylvania
team made its appearance and the
ata‘nda. fairly shook with applause.
Pennsylvania won toaa~and took seal
with the wind at”tbeir backs. Burner
kicked oil for Harvard at 2:03, Hare
i
'- catching the ball on Pennsylvania'a
fifty-yard line and melting twelve
yard» beiore he Willi d wand. Centre
plunges by Penneylvan n gave her first
down. and Harvard got the ball on
Pennsylvania‘s twenty-yard line. Reid
made his length through right tackle.
and Harvard gained first down on tho
next play. field gained hia length
through the center, and on the next
play llarvurd was downed without
pain. the brilliant being on Pennsyl-
vania's twolvevard line. The atnnda
wont wild when itcld'a kick wan block-
ed as be attributed to matte it held
goal. and Outlnmi got the ball on Penn-
sylvania's three—yard line. Harvard
Won penalized live yards for oil-side
play. .
(‘ooinbe kicked to l’ennuylvania'n
thirtydivc yard lino and Harvard run
It back ilvo ,Vllrilii.
yarda around left end and the first
player was knocked out. a i'enneylvnn-
in mm. iteid was went through center
on an end run. Harvard then made
twenty-yards around Pennsylvanian
right end and our ball was then on
Pennsylvania’s live-yard line. (in the
next play Kendall carried it (M'l‘l‘ for
a touchdown at itili. Scorc- Harvard.
Hare blotted to liuwln on Harvard»
Pciinaylvania'a loft and
one around right end.
ilailowoil kicked to Kennedy on
Pennsylvania's thirty-ilvc-yard
the latter Willi thrown for a loss of
yards by Duly.
rard'u thirty~yard line and the Har-
vard man wart downed. iialy madcg
twenty-three yards around right cnd‘
and Hallowell kicked to Pennsylvania.»
forty-yard linc. Kennedy
i‘onnaylt‘anla loalng‘ three ynrtlu andl
then (‘00!!!th kicked to liarvnrd'.;i
thirty-yard liar and Harvard‘gcta .l
frcc kick. on a fair catch. 3
Burnett‘s hit-Ii was caught, by out-
loud. who made firc yards,
i
.‘iiihflltAl. SC‘lllJ-IY l.\' ATLANTA.
Atlanta. (in. November 4.. Rear Ad
miral W. S. Schlt-y was cnthitslaattcal- 3
l,v welcomed to Atlanta today. 'l‘hc‘
early hour of the arrival of the train l
prevented a large crowd from being!
preheat at the depot but the reception l
wax nevertheless warm. in the party:
bcaidox the admiral wore Mrs. Schley. 5
Miss Letterman. General Felix Anna
and Mr. Louis Gnrth.’oi Baltimore. and
the Atlanta reception committee.
EITERTAIIHEITS.
ANNOUNCEMENT !;
nunui’s’ilhnsnm
for the
BBlEl’l'l' 0F Ollll HOSPITAL,
to be held
in THE nnmonv.
Jan.l and 2, I900,
WELCOMING
The New Century,
The New Year,
The New Month.
And the New Day,
With Glorious Music. "The Speech oi
Angels."
A Superb Programme in Preparation.
The Mason and Hamlin
Grand LisztUrgan and Con-
cert Grand Piano will be
used.
. NOTLCE.
The County Commissioners will he in
mind at
. POLICE BEAWUARTERS.
HAVlLAliD STREET.
Booth Norwall:
lllllllii, Nil. 6, 1899,
FromDaJn tillamp m,
to issue
LICBSSESJN Till? TOWN (ill
NORWALK.
(tannin-lone» will meet but one day
in N is year.
room. ,WIIISSIOIE
3
g
i
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if.
-Wsi.m..
Reid made, live i
for a abort gain. and gained first down 1
3: Pennsylvania. 0. The kick out went i
wait and no goal we kicked. At 2:“.
twenty-yard lino. where he was down- i him 0
ed. llsrvard made act's-n yards around iobluln
and ;
l?“ l
(‘ootnba kicked to Har- i
l
‘ami it was not until this morning that
llllllllll illillflllilllllliill;
,°'".‘ 7‘
Status”
in the best possible manner.
size; all new and; up to date
cred with silk and jet.
son. Price 822 to 3'35.
have a very good assortmen
took place and are proper
have ever been sold.
Out| comfortables are m
are not felled with waste or
Ladies’ tine Tailored Jac'kets of beaver, chariot. English Kersey. inc-lions and
bonnie cloth, in black. tan. easier and navy.
and shapes are both correct. ”'Ladiee’s Jackets from 35' to 820.. Misses” Garments.
sizes from I? to 18 years. Children’s Jackets and long garments. from 1 to 12 years
These'are the finest garments that have been made this sea—
Siad'tts’ $0“ Canes.
‘ These’germents are very scarce and almost impossible to get at any price. We
. Mitten? ‘ lindehtldren’e
\Dln’ttr buckets.
I
All made in the yery latest styles and
We buy of only the very best makers and our styles
styles. Handsome "Velour Jackets for ladies, embroid-
t of them at present.
Special in Studies" Dressing Samoa or Knee Sockets.
In pink, blue, red. gray. crochet edge, price 69c.
Blankets and Comiertahus.
The price on wool blankets has advanced about 25 per cent within the past six
weeks. We placed our order for these goods early in the season before any advance
ed to sell them to you at the old price or as low as they
rule by one of the best manufacturers in this line. They
shoddy but .with clean white cotton. The patterns are
all selected, and the styles are the best that can be found.
Blankets and Comfortables are abov‘rn in our new Carpet Room—wear basement.
Wistram
carillon ti an man.
; Strange Tales of a Prise-er who was
Held by the its-burr Police.
The lianhory News of last evening
[printed the following:
i A «home: of rarities and a hunt flap-
.plng of wings attracted the attention
:or Policeman Hcollln lam night
iWhito street. lie discovered a strange.
‘man going down the «treat with a live
chicken in each band.
‘learned that tho
. ing to
soil the {owls and approaching
lll‘flllmii‘tl him ae- to Where he
Pd thorn.
police station. The young man went
[willingly enough carrying the hotter-
inn, crackling chickens with him.
The prisoner told Captain (iinty that
ho was Edward Scribner. twenty-one.
years old, and from Georgetown. tic?
admitted that the chicitona were atollj
-. en.
tumbled i
"l canar- to iianbury tonight on tho;
train." acid the primoor. "A man;
named Wilcox, who lives in t'orwalit..i
came in Georgetown and told me that!
l moat go with him antisteal chickv
.cnr. I did not llltt‘ to go but he threat-
onml um and i was afraid of :in life.
;.l tiunliv wont to South Wilton Wlll’l
gbiiu and we stole a lot or chickens and
;brought them to lianbuty on the cven~ ‘
lug train."
The young man's salary was evidently i
straightforward and the ohlcera oo—i
I
taincd a description pf.tbc man Wil-
cox. who. Scribner said. was on White;
strcet with a basket containing tcni
chickens. The police hilntcil for an3
hour but were unable to locate lhc‘
man. Suspicious that thc prisoneri
had not been telling the truth they be- i
son to investigate and soon discovered .
that Scribner had been in Daubury at}
the time be claimed the theft he den-i
cribcd had been committed. i
Scribner stuck to llls s, -ry, however.’
he would admit that ho wan foollngi
the police. He said today that the;
chickens belonged to his father. The.
police are not at all certain that he lnl
telling the truth. '
in describing his eupposed act-om-
plicc last night Scribner named a tour
ily in Georgetown with a female mem‘
ber of which he said Wilcox had been
keeping company. By telephoning in
Georgetown the police learned that tho
{anilly in question knew of no such
person. They are inclined to think;
that no such pcraon as Wilcox cxiats.‘
Scribner will probably be discharged
from custody unless a complaint is
made against him by Georgetown au-
thorities.
'" Drive noise;
from
Baker’s Stables;
liar. Initiation
Ind Sitting Straits,
Tel. Cull. 139-3.
Solvent Notice. 0
District of Weatport. 38.. Probate;
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t‘nurt. October 25. 1899.
Estate. of Nehemiah Brown. late of‘
Wanton. in said district. deceased.
The Court oi l'robate tor the Dis-
trict of Wertport. hath limited and
allowed six months train date hereof.
for the creditors of unit! entatc to ex-
iblbii. their claims for settlement. Those
lwho neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested. within paid time.
will be debarrerl a recovery. All per-
9qu indebted to said estate are re-
’quested to malts immediate payment
‘to
‘ . HENRIETTA E. BROWN. 3
. Admins-nuns. you on
' out a u ’
/
,b.
The pollccinan'
young man was try»
. 1 The nnmvcrs be rc-'
and hendall gccived were so unsatisfactory that ho
lashed him to art-ornpany him to tho
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Thelalkoitheiown ’
E. K. éKNKs, .
45 and it West Washington Street, l
SOUTH NORWALK.
i
on,
."
flew to the line, let thelghips fall where
they will. . We will do the chopping and
you can gather in the Chips;
3» billion
on Cloths. .3.
W . ter Hook Ladies’
6 are going Kid Gloves; for
to clean out our
, mer rice $1.00;
Oil Cloth stock, p .
. your chorce at
so you can have
them at a 50 per 75C
cent discount or This is a small
One-HaliPrice, quantityandthey
A11 Wldthu Will he. quickly
. $1.90
7. ;:::n.at this T
E. K. BAN KS,
Mahackemo Hotel Block, .
South Norwalk.
The New Store
COAL. ”-00
rerun Mind
The comfort ofhome assured. Warm home, happy
2
Petticoats
()ne lot of Mer-
cerised Petti-
coats, ranging in
price from $1.50
to $2, 25, all to be
sold at one price.
$5.00
inter «tired
wife and children to greet you at night; good natured.
:cook with meals on time,‘all because you ordered your
FCOAL from
ltlhlt.
It'll.
m
will about“ ‘
W
Ra w‘rmond Bros.
Norwalk Chronicler