more r30
rid ”boil” ’ ' win
. ,: gored“ m. . , .050:
.i t" 'haa'bronght accustomereyth 1
they never think of jtrediugel , m.
_ bur Confidence Manatee .
99 ‘upwarde Tailor-Judaism“ $7.50 up
' 98 . ‘-' Separate Skirts ‘ 98o “‘
81.98!“ Woolen Waieie 500 ,“~
“1.98 “ Silk Waieie $2.98 "
= hi all Partners of 55 and over.
concentrator.
l ill“ and great indignation. The Arewn
[yesterday had to be delayed twenty-
: fcur houra owing to the fact that 15..
loco pollutiilot' rotten English colonial
‘hecf and mutton hail togbe replaced.
i All the meat bnd|to be taken out of
. i the ship and dumped overboard at ecu.
. . i m
M.
Motion. November 9~A apeciul from
i dueenetown. diited Monday. November
. i it. says; .
'39" £51000 wonhi "Arrived here yesterday evening. viii.
I." ' ' . Deaar. Roamead and Stormberg. [lid
3. . m to Kim ‘not see a sign of the enemy's forces.
y «clients.
. The concentration upon our frontier at
E Decor and Queenetown has been com-
pletely effected without interruption.
The Boers have destroyed the Vanlyl
. bridge. seven miles south of Norval'a
Point. but they have not further ad-
vanced towardii Colesburz.
"There is a general belief that the
Free Staten-i intend to act on the dc-
icmdvc unless the Cape Dutch ahow
active sympathy.
am not Tea lithe‘
”v", q I: " ”The railway within i
film“ to the Future of
Malena! and the orange
Free State.
7 it completely wrecked.
River. Cape 00'0“," Monday. ”grille f‘olonlal Office has received a
‘ it-fl‘he Boers invention
have been reinforced by 1-}
and have succeeded in col-ally
‘t £5.00" worth of etock he-' commandant of volunteers.
, follows:
‘ it Kimberley merchants which
‘9 ~ tied for the sustenance of the
——
. November 9—The absence of l
. (‘i .
li'nation of the British repub-.
oral White. who since his rc-
I. Nicholson's Ne); certainly up-
have need his central position
lly to strike at different
of the circle of the investment,
teetering confidence in his abil—
more the liners in check. has per-
, public attention momentarily"
ert to the political features; of
Africa and conflict is confident.-
feted in some quarters. Lorri
. at the llll‘il Mayor‘s banquet
i, will outline the government's
in regard to future govohment;
Transvaal and Orange Free! State
plain that the references in the:
Speech to mi...nry operations"
I'll?) meant nothing more or
flan that. in thr- opinion of the.
w nt. President Kriikcr. by
war on the queen destroyed all
.. to iniiepcndcurc granted by the
’ lions of that and Ml. and mm-
. tly the country had l‘f'Vi'l’lt’tl in
‘Wflmis hiatus “fill in theoretically"
M the queen's dominlons. As The
ated Press pointed out at the
{the phrascnliigy iii the quccii‘w
_ could not be otherwise explain-
m that at the time of the ~pwcli
npuhllcii of South Africa had iii-
. ceased in wrist as separate na—
mountcii rifles. was wounded.
troopers were wounded. all slightly
and are doing well.
since.
Huiilll. .
day. The enemy renewed the
been done."
0!" TRIM. FOR EMBEZZLEMENT.
humour-inept
Company. of Willinmntir. Wait contin
ltf‘tl lodiiy,
connected with the silk company. trail
find that in the month of March. l895
titanic.
liiasell‘ said.
lil'itiilAliS itl’ ’l‘llE biATB.
Winoiud. t'onn,. Not'eimwr il~liiirir
I n l' ‘ q l‘ l ‘ ‘ ' (‘entrul New Enuland Railway
.0“ .o lfillll')’ is preparer a - . , . . - v
' :uHYetaile of the llilf‘l‘ailllllfi to def— ninhl. i‘he pannenxer "Mm” at (ha
I! announce lily poiicy iii the ill-.-
when ripporcntly so many proli-
J'emin t0 lw wiilrml built during
in" the war. “1' must have al—
m reached more flo‘fliillf' under-
" in“ with wrerui of the powers
. the public is awarc of. The prc-_
We speech. therefore. is awaited,
with unueiial interest. and it seems cer-
that he will at least be able to an-
pounce that the talk of European in-
option in gl'iillllillflhfi.
~.§nyond the crop of cvervrccurring
more. mostly without foundation ldgy, in putting some walnut shell
and ill Millerton. N. Y.
Tnc burglars
this state.
were ordered.
in the shape- of plunder.
clown.
fl...—
lil’lth (‘AI'SHD HER DEATH.
Waterbury. November 9—4‘lara i‘oi
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Collette. died thi
’Litdyiimiih still in lighting trimmmlyl
y and anticipating a rcconi—l
..uerit of the bombardment Mon-3
There in nothing. apparently. to.
. the triumphant utterances ini
all press. While it is admitted
Me iii some room. iiipi‘i'ungratu-
there fr» nlvm rmmi N fur gray"
The announcement yesterday
“we thousand floors with big
M left l‘ri inrla on their way tn'
Wit border is sold to be more—
. . to hide the real domination of
M. which hi believed to be
. ‘ lib. Thom who are bent quali-
’, We an opinion on the Millie
' . ve the quicsence of the Boers
~ « . and they expect ehortly to
a! limo It'f’F‘filllnfl to the [lover
h’poeifion. and n nevere bom-
‘ z of the bolcamiereil camp. The
M i w of railroad communication!
, . " in seemingly a matter of the
. nee. or probably neutral
. .t pruning need at preheat
of ammunition for the na-
M‘l’ of which several truckload»
33.9“” ... toheat Eatconrtuwaif-
I" line. it in considered
this will reach iieneral
the. on it may be «ion for
M 5 determined attack will.
In the town ia a very few
» . - ' . all the mean things be baa said."
flew- in the 5098er
"am , _ ”mulgkmy to w over m”
Dii’llTlihZRf.\ AMONG summits.
mi closed for ten days by the henlt
diphtheria among the children.
hundred children attend the
Hpi ead.
ion. You are invited. We, will
more than glad to see you.
——-—
“Now atop cryinx. Tattle."
‘ lite and mm the
- aunt-1mg in
be Free State
it to estimated
that it will take six months to repair
the damage already done in South Af-
. rice. and the army will hardly be able
to use the railway any more than in
telegram from the governor of Natal
giving a copy of the pigeon poet nieiu
page received by the premier from the:
it. is as
“Ladyamlth. Tuesday. November 7-..
i sent you November 3 by native mea-
sengcr ii report of the engagement. that
iday. but i am not sure if it reached
you. an the mee‘reiiger has not return-
». . _ ‘ . . Major ’i‘uunton and Sergeant Map-
:mr news and the ri habitation g sumo. of the Natal (‘arlilnecere. were
killed. i‘aptnin Arnoit of the border
Nine
"There ha.» been nothing important
The iionpltai was removed to
n spot on the railway. three miles
"All was quiet on Sunday and Mon.
bom-
bardment today hilt. no damage has
I’iitnnin. November ll-w-Thc trial of
Fred ll. Barrows on a charge alleging
embezzlement in connection with the
of the Nittchaug Silk
i'huries- Biron-ll. who wan
the. pay—roll of the company, as shown
by the boobs. was 31.938103. but the
'cnsh account for that month showed
The difference of $500 was
not accounted for on the books. Mr.
lm-s were active along the line of the
last
piuevilic. Salisbury and Lulu-ville. in
secured
procured only about $7., in all. however.
Tho-re. are no
‘letfe. the fourteen-year old daughter of
:mnrnlug from burns allfimlnt'd yester-
M h little W’W" “‘07“ ‘lhf‘ “'"M- Th“ into tho-stove. her clothea caught fire
I 5059“"?! from General B“”“l'nind she was badly burned about teh
New Haven. November 9«-The Roger
Sherman public school has been order
authorities on account of fire cane-i of
Five
school
ilnll‘" was feared the disease might
MEETING OF lNTEliE‘ST TONlGllT.
'l'lwrv- will be a meeting of more
than average iiitereet at the Hamlin
I‘liiirch. South Norwullt. tonight. from
7:45 to it. Mina tucker-man. a worker
among the matures of New fork city) I H, s, GREGORY,
will make an addreea on the photon org
life and needs of the unchurrbed of;
our cltlea. There will alao be I diatrl‘ 3’
button of certificates of membership In ; and a mm“. m 80. gm,
the American baptist allusionary l‘n-; '
be;
,“'llt,uttlns‘0l ' prepare fang-7'
nW '- improve
I m m r, 9"; o '
Mannheim ruin.
album . that any
new honorable-it, it the lowest
prices continent With duality. Court
that. labia. Imitation liable. Adi-alto
ban our aim. , ‘
r": .0.“
i ‘ .
Zibellnen.
, .M ‘
The draping duality of u fabric—vibe
quality of which rim tone f» 'i flown
when the hadtste'a tut touch in with
plate-ta Just what realm our medium
weight Zibelinea: in mild colors. such
exceptional values. Gray, brown. cas-
tor. navy and wine. The width in W
inches and the price iii 81,00 yd.
a}
Children’s ‘
Dressed. '
Dainty Pariy Dre-lea for little lud-
ies of tender years. are among the atv
tractlve things in the Children'ii De-
partment. One of pink Berle made
with low neck and short sleeves and
prettily trimmed with white Ribbon.
ed in the Yoke.
96.75.
._°...
The Ribbons.
prince In store for them.
.—o—
Children’s
Cribs.
ding to elaborateneea of detail.
more".
'srecm. SALE
Siiilillililii
We have received an en-
tire new stock of choice
Stationery, and In order
to make room for name. ~
we offer odd Iota for pric-
eii below cost, ranging
5 to 200 Per Box:
‘ See our window display
of Bargains in Paper.
i. H. Planted.
48 Wuhington Street,
South Norwalk.
£00k !
1':
if
end hung up.
, Undertaker, ‘
Our. lain and Ilnrahall Street.
lyou always nominate
momma."
\ m it» presented.“ 1'' A
has a White Silk Gnlmpe. cross tuck-
A charming creation,
increasing demand for Black Velvet
Satin Buck Ribbon. prompts an inti-
mation from the Ribbon Section that
nothing in any style. width or shade of
Ribbon is lacking. and moreover that
those who are beginning to make holl-
day gifts will find come delightful aur-
*Chiidrcn'e Folding Criba of Ash. Oak
and Maple make provision for the lit-
tle people which is not amiss. Some
are fitted with complete Woven Wire
Sprint“ while other etyles have slut
bottoms. They are well built and iii-
irnctively finished and priceii range
from $3.25 up to $4.50 and $5.50. act-uh
T». D. M.READ co.
W
3nd nee how many pictuua you
have laid away thnt would or-
nament your house it named
Bring them to me and I’ll
warnnt you aatlahotion ll! Committee of Freeholdera.
etylo and prloa. South Norwallr. Conn. November till.
i (2.5m ft. ”f Moulding—~60 mm) H
.Notice to Contractors.
W
i "i notice." imid the foreigner. "that
‘ nice. quiet.
said ecleun gentlemen for your lieutenant-W
Brooklyn mother to her little girl. who
had been quarreling with her brother.
"i am sure Bennie will tithe hack
"0h." replied the politician. “I dun-
woaaitaeoruettoaaywaalwayado
not sometimea the head of the ticket
“Yea. he'll take 'em back." waa the la dwelt and unload-IN We
WM reply. ”are he’ll :aot have 'eiw
. v ‘ .i
hallo-our. lambda-aura
mymu-mwgik
We. .
. . _ min
and the two’alarmww MU.“ to
order iii, the ceremony“ time being .
presented in W in . adv
mini and that he “ ' ‘
tether ttacltin had in bit early your
been a traitor. hurt it .uve him eddi-
ttoual happiam tquillfl he w:
toll-innit!!! bya‘ola" when ‘
at one time foilevmi thi Iva: fatty
or Manila replied happily that when
he found he couldnot Monte an ad-
mri‘f‘l‘he had determined to become a
P - ‘ .1
urn. Heron removed her wrap and
aha and the admiril immediately took
their piece: in theme» of the little
reception room where the ceremony
waa ”Nomad which made than than
mid wife. Father Machln and hiii ae-
iilstanta wore iiimple caaaoehl. Before
the ceremony Father Maekin addressed
the contracting portion no follow:
‘ "Before pronouncing the solemn
worda which bind you forever toaether
it may be well to forget for u moment
the things that one around no and to
look upward. We are the children of
lied and we have n righi i.) call upon
Him in Joy and in eorr’ow. We need
lila help in both extremeii and never
more than now. for althonah the prom-
iim you are about to matte are eerily
made and the work'of‘a moment their
fulfillment in the int-tr of a life time.
We call upon God to witness find to
bleu thin union of which he in the
author and which he ha» made sacred.
No matter how generally and devoted
you may be to each other. there are in
every life momenta of trial when we. in
our weakneea. need the only help that
cornea from above. and thin help will
be given in its iiilneinu in return for
the faithful fulfillment of our obliga-
tion. The higher your partition in life
the more incumbent upon you iii the
faithful iuillillment of your obliga-
tion and the more righteous the at"
countii that will lie exacted. The new.
loci of them) obligntlonu will and its}
shadow iipim eternity. But this hour:
we hope marks the beginning of a ca- I
met which will make you wiser. better;
and more useful to your fellow erect-g
on in this life and the life beyond lt.é
and when the death at lent nhall break }
the link which blade you. on death iii~ ;
one can brenii it. may that laid hour;
find the two bandit clasped aa fondly’
aim the two hem-Moody joined as i
they are today. and may the joys of,
’thioliio be a iorcfunie of the joys that}
are to come." i
The ceremony was performed withz
. ' {continued imam
of the (‘athollc Church. including the 1
address of Father Mockin. it. consiunied ]
less than five minutes. Father Mai-lilo .
was the first to hail the bride as Mrs. L
Howey. Congratulations and felicitaoi
tlonii followed. and‘the wedding party.
drove directly from the rectory to the:
residence oi the brides mother. Mrs»
McLean. who-re a wedding breakfast;
was served. "
_ i‘niiier Mat-kin. who performed inc;
ceremony. when a lad of seventeen]
run away from home with two other,
bore and wont to sea. Father Mackin's‘
son career. however. wail very limits
He said that he found that ho was un- i
fitted for the life of a sailor” and iii
few month found him back at tile‘
books.
_——-A-~u—————
Ol’ENlel (W Till-2 STATE TRIAL:
l‘ui’ie. November ithi‘oirdn began to ‘
arrive near the Luxembiirg Palace at.
about noon tmiayuin anticipation of?
‘ the Opening of the'iitnie trial in the:
Senate. The fifteen accused men were
conveyed in the cells in the Senate.‘
bout-i during th morning and were ali‘
comforted to their pluccx by Republi-
can guards. When M. Fulfil-res. pree~
ideal. of the Senate: took his swat at l
o'clodk. the names of the Senators were;
called. Fifteen of them fuilcd to nn—‘
awer. M. l-‘nliicrcs thcn called the
names of the defendants. and all re-
plied i loud tones. An litillf‘l' then
eon.
Ladlee’ fine Tailored Jackets of beaver, cheviot. English Kersey. ,meltonii and
bonnie cloth..iu biochtan. center and navy.
in’tlie best possible manner.
and shapes are both correct.
sizes from 12 to 18 years. Childreu’r Jackets and long garments.
size; all new and up to date styles; ‘ Headstone Velour Jackets for ladies. embroid-
ered with silk and jet. ' These are the finest garments that have been made this sea-
Price 822 to 885. ’ ‘ . ‘
‘ We"; more.
, m thidren’e
93an Serious.
All made in the very latest styles and,
We buy of only the very best makers and our styles
Ladiea’s Jackets from 86 to 820. Miseea’ Garments.
treat 1 to 12 years
\
Studies” 90“ Genes.
There garments are very scarce and almost impossible to get at any price. We
have a very good assortment of them at present.
$pee\a\ in Slotted 'Dreet‘inn Salient or hinder. Sockets,
In pink. blue. red. gray, crochet edge, price 690.
Bunkers and: . Comim'tahus.
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
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 by one 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 beat that can be found. ‘
Blankets and Comfortablee are shown in our new Carpet Room—rear basement.
Friday and
the ring, according to the iiuptinl rites land Saturday Matinee. Matinee. nt'z.
Without 8 Rue“. Nomalk. Conn.
‘liiM'FP'F: , fl l l I, H 99* A V
3......” The New Store
Evening at 8 p. in.
ii
OUTHERI
PECIALTY.
inc-Organized and Augmented for this?
Season.
Colored Stars of America l
AL. AND MAhllld ANDERSON. ,
The Coon and the Cherub. ,
liAVl-Z BANKS. i
The Great Acrobatic Comedian. ‘
moss. i
The Bronze Melba. ;
(llllme'. Mi‘thAt‘ AND om‘xm’.
America's Famous Dancing Trio. i
Lian (:(lWONGO.
The Black Hermann.
EMPIRE Qi'Alt'l‘E'l‘TE.
Sincere. Dancers. Comedians.
LENA WlSli,
The Ragtime Smibrettc.
how—i‘horue of Creole Hemmer—~30
xii-wt'hnmpion (,‘uke Walkers—~30.
30—»Prize Buck k Wing llaneero~3il
.. Hard Times Prices.
MA DAM l-I
Musical Comedy.
RAHAM
sour honors normal.
Evening Pricee'25. 35 and 50 cents.
Matinee Pricesvlo and 25 cents.
E. K. EKNKS,
. iii and 47 West Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
One Expression
i from Everybody IT’S ALL RIGHT'
__.......- .N W...— .._._..
5 Present. Tull.
' Good Times Prices.
Former Tariii.
Baker’s Stables,
Cor. Washington
uninhghudi
Tel. Call. 139-3.
sauce
Notice is hereby given to all'per-
aone interested in the layout and wid-
ening of Water street. between Wash-
ington street and The Norwelii iron
Works Pompany'n building north of
the railroad bridge on said street. that
and widening. and the. auenment of
benefits undatiainagn resulting or no:
crulri: therefrom and in taking land
therefor. will be held by the under-ign-
ed committee at the Council Chamber.
on Haillaud street, in this city. on Fri/-
day. the 10th inst. It 8 o'clock. p. in.
' MATTHEW CORBETT.
V. A. SCOF'IELD,
CHAS. B. STEVENS.
Sealed propoaala will be rarelved at
the omce of the Board of Street Coin-
miseionere. m Wuhiagton street on
or before Monday November lfitb.
1899. for laylnii tar concrete iiidewitlh.
curb and gutter. and building retuinitm
wall and grading in front of the pro-
perty of David P. Burbank. on South
Main street below Grove street.
For further information: in rmru
to the above wot-it apply at the above-
3 hearing in relation to such layout .
“i PR
For
10th. at 7:30 p. in.
NEE iii EGYPT.”
HOVT’G THEATRE.
TUESDAY Mill WEDNESDAY.
Nov. 14 and 15
l'uiier the Aiiaplcea of Royal Arcunum
Ionoflt
NORWALK HOSPITAL.
The Story of Joeepil‘illven in Spectac-
ular Form.
A NOVELTY OPERATIC. DRAMA-
TIC. PANTOMIMIC. HISTORI-
CAL. INSTRUCTIVE.
ADMISSION eo cums.
Tit-Reta exr-hunged at Pinlated‘s and
Weed's Drug Stem. friday. November
read th on: indictment to which the Seats on sale at Plaisted'a and f
audience paid little attention. Wood's. . .
.-_.....-._......._.,. ; -.... w ., . 9.- 15:2!!!-
. WALT]! O CLABI'I
Drive Horses Spout-oh
from a—-——- ------
Purchasers of Table Damasks, Towels and Linen
Goods in general when shopping, find a‘ marked differ-
ence in the price of these goods now and goods sold
under the old tariff. Our stock was bought when the
goods were at their lowest and we have been selling at
the old prices. A few have caught on and our stock has
been somewhat depleted. but the balance we want every-
body to have a chance at. So you will now have the
opportunity of buying these goods cheaper than vou
ever will again.
mentioned once.
. a. mo.
we c. nonfiction.
. .maae.
. It
mm
~01
Wreath
‘ their...
MUSICAL FESTIVAL i
Benefit of the Hoapital.
AT THE ARMORY.
Januury‘t. 8 p. in.
“THE CREATION.”
January 2. Matinee 3 p. m.
"RBBEKAH." .
aorta tip. in. .
"THE CREATION."
l’ricea: Evminia: 50 cents. Matinee.
25 cents. The whole aeriea. ".00. .
comm run ninuc'riou or
HAIRY PIPPII.
"Speaking of ‘aleter act-J " said the
comedian. "whatla the beat and moat .
fummlater act“ on record?"
"Why. i don't know." replied the,
m" ”2-th 3‘
E. K. BAN KS,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
‘ South Norwalk. .
i Merrill Coligge,
ITAM'OID, OOH”.
To lcnrn Book-keeping. unorthaud and
Young
Typewrltintz.
; MO“ 'l‘here la a domed for YOUNO
; MEN],
competent. well-trained YOUNU
MEN.
Merrill Collage can place YOUNG
MEN. who are good monomers.
Day and "lulu when. ‘
Enter NOW.
‘ I. humiliate?»
Wanted If
at
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Norwalk Chronicler