5, lisvei‘Whet We Adv. .
iii the. Is and never Abus-
if.» kingd figment that are
”tiring a dice toluene
you have not got (“viliinh glam.
I!) hes brought as customers w lio‘ee
t ey never think of trading elsewhere.
at our Confidence Winners:
98 98upwardsl Tailor-made Suits $7.301")
Separate Skirts 980 “
Renters3138“ Woolen Weists 50c “
bone 31. 98“
Silk Whiste ' $2.98 "
' ‘es ell Purchases of is at ever.
~sport 449 MainSt.
”HSTMWE local... h... “Edith... . mes-
'Eii[II WHHEWJ—JW .. ..
sage. The entrenchnienta are grow-
‘ emu. in "I. BfillSlII Chicago. November iii—Albert An-
’ “Mum. in South igust Becker, the German butcher. who
on January 27. last. murdered his wife
I Rachael and afterwards chopped her
. up and boiled the remains in order to
dispose of them, was hnnged in the
county hill at 12:05 o’clock this after-
noon. Becker's neck was not broken
by the fail, and It was sixteen minutes
before he was pronounced dead. 0n the
scallold Becker protested his innocence
, and declared George Sutterlin, the fa-
; ther of his second wife, was the real
I murderer.
,IORAN, FIELD '08 TB! t' .
I provisions is ample.”
sure and arcane sixteen.
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: tut BIIPIIIIII I
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met by s Castleseaa iieccass- I
dim uses Shipso-Tkelleers
M to Deliver a Telling ;
T ' Stroke. ’
. . November 10-Another vii-I Waterbury '0“! M" “and
,y shunting from Amsterdam sour-l ill II or“? for Ohm
‘ ‘ [that "a British regiment was. Waterbury. November Iii—Thomas J.
ted Friday by r‘rec Staters." ItI Moran, clerk of theCenter School die-
that six hundred of the Brit- trict. was arraigned before Judge Bur-
Iers were killed or wounded? pee in the City Court this morning.
i. three hundred horses were‘ charged with forging the name of Clip-
i tain A. I. Goodrich. chairman of the
. . district committee of the Center School
“Natal Tuesday Novcmiier distritt to a district order for 31. 000.
A! armored train WINCH has He was bound over for ltrlal by the Sn-
from within half a Mile 0t perior (‘ourt under bonds of hi. 900. He
' I" 110 Sill! Of the 509" ; had not obtained bail this morning.
DEWEY AND BRIDE IN NEW YORK.
Town. November 10——The Brit-I
port Moore. having on board’ New York. November 10~Ailmiral
an of the staff of three tiivls- and Mrs. Dewey breakfasted in the din-
“ the British army corp; on its ing room of their private suite at the
- jotith Africa, arrived here atg Waldorf-Astoria at 9:30 o'clock this
I clock today. i morning. A number of people called
-- . iii the hotel during the morning to see
“' " November Iii—With "‘9 “'5 the admiral. but no card was sent to
-" Cape Town 0' the British the admiral. The admiral and his
“ ‘1“ Roslin 035”“ and MW" tol bride Will remain in the city a day or
followed by a tontlnuous succession so and then go to the slimmer home of
laden ships. the real campaign' limo innii‘ow. lthe eiiitfr nil Mi: Dozier
tit akiia e .ong sun w are t or
M“ Africa may he said to haul will stay for a week or so. At about
.. w.ced and "‘9 in” that "‘9 R0” 10 o'tlock the admiral and Mrs. Dewey
Cutie was ordered to proceed it: went for it drive through Central Park
' PM forthwith In said to indicate
W an entire change or at least a THREE STRIKERS ARRESTED.
Philadelphia November Iii—Three of
tion in the plan of advance. ‘
seem that General Btiller‘s first.
. will be to free General White the striking employees of the Cramp's
. somewhat departing from the car- shipyard were today arrested and held
Pill“ "Edit?” i0 him 0' advancingi in $2. 000 bail each charged with incit-
. 1M "9"“ “min"? "f "I" 0"; ing to r.iot The strikers under arrest
Free State and Southwestern' are linizh Boyd. Thomas Wilson and
veal. Ii bar bot-n apparent. for Joseph Melon The direct cause of the
m days that the situation at Ludy- arrests m... the rftfugal of the men to
tllconlti not belitdelinitely prolong- move one) irom n". viginlty of the
”d it l3 “MW“W‘M ”II" lnfornia- ship yard when ordered to do so by
{in has reached thi- govcrnmcnt to Ihi'polli’P.
alert that the ("”0810an of the ,.___
DEAD lN THE Ri'lNS 0|“ HIS Hl'T.
will shortly be «banged by the
mm of the siege tiain from I’retor- N”. Haven, November “>me
t'hilli‘mi body of Jared lilakeslee. aged
. into a deteimint-il attempt to tie-
, ‘i eretellim: stink» This it I~ notion
, 101%?“ ii‘tiiiicrlm prepare a {outn- sixty years living the life of a recluse
e on entravtir to pus c
I back ha a (“mt attack Sutli an was foiinrl in the ruins of his hot in
motion Would "magnum, entail the town of Hamden this morning. It
"pondnmfltnr life as during in bclieved that while intoxicated last
the month the Ho .3 have occupied 'nisht the men overturned a lamp
rn Natal ani toriiiit-ti most of whiih set fire- to the plate M one
the passes suitable in their style of time his family was a wealthy one re-
may; . .siding In Haniden.
While the pigeon despot-h of lien-5 _-
flll White shows the beleaguered gar- FELL 50 FEET TO THE GROUND-
‘flm‘ WV!" hflgiiiiltiéfl'ogln yesterdayJ Waterbury. Conn" November I0«~
caret erc a e it once re-
m" what the Ilritish artillery "I“ Patrick 0' Brien. who lives in the Jac-
m in reply to the Boer guns lndi- ques Auditorium Building. where the
j ‘ that the dread that GeneraII Murphy-O'Brien neht took him last
.. is Gilt of lonite roniie ammuni-r night went upon the roof of the build-
18 IO! altogether groundless. ii ing to watch the progress of the light
is true the icnurteil further dis“ through the roof of the window». In
or the railroad near (‘oienao Isome mgnnor he missed in. looting and
greater importance 'fell to the ground. a distance of iiity
‘ me very minus homage in General feet He was seriously injured but
- . s message gives an oilicial ron- may live.
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bo'itifili !
ing daily stronger and the supply or
until whether" is tbl' III. Advice whis-
peril frel Isl and Cluster. outlaw
ette sad Jsahot. The handsome“ run
desperate out! in ,eosibinotios. that on!
season has produced. at the lowest
prices consists» with quality. pout
“Ideal. leble. “notion lehie.- Astral-
mlllld others.‘ .
V0- ’
Zlbelinee. 5
The drapingsneiity of s Iebric-the
qualityctwbiehgivestonetosgown
sheath. M‘odiste's last touch ie cont-
MM Just what rashes our medium
weight libeliaes. is solid colors. such
exceptional values. Grey. brown.
tor. navy and wine. The width Is it-
incbes and the price is 31.00 yd.
a..—
Children’s
Drésnee.
Dainty Party pm for little uti-
Iea of tender years are among the st-
trsctive things in the Children's De-
partment. One or pink Serge made
with low neck and short sleeves and
prettlly trimmed with white Ribbon,
has a White Silk Guimpe, cross tuck-
ed in the Yoke. A charming creation.
06.75.
s
3-0-
The Ribbons.
Increasing demand for Black Velvet
Satin Back Ribbon, prompts en inti-
mation from the Ribbon Section that
nothing in any style. width or shade oi
Ribbon is lacking. and moreover that
those who are beginning to make holi-
day gifts will llnd some delightful sur-
prises In store tor them.
Children’s
Cribs.
Children's Folding Cribs of Ash. Oak
and Maple make provision for the lit-
tle people which is not amiss. Some
are htted with complete Woven Wire
Springs while other styles have slat
bottoms. They are well built and at-
tractively finished and prices range
irom $3.25 up to 34.60 and 36.30. accor-
ding to elaborateness oi detail.
TheD.M.'READCO.
OW”
scream. sans
STATIilNEBY
We have received an en-
tire new stock !of choice
Stationery, and In order
to make room for same.
we oil‘er odd lots for pric-
es below wet. ranging
5 to. 20¢ Pei Box.
See our window display
of Bargains In Paper.
ll. H. Plaisted,
43 Washington Street,
South Norwelk.
Look !
and see how many [riotous you
~~ of the statements of Boer —-—-—
.Jiiilb there has been a die“ CHIEF CLERK ALLEN HELD i‘OR‘
: _ hitherto to diacrcdit, but TRIAL
? TIE; now be ”Wm", as at least New York. November 10~Aaron C.
the additional division annoiin- Mien- chief clerk of the Bum" of El-
‘3’ WWII WUIM’IW ii iii? LO"! ections who was arrested on election
‘ a banquet yesterday evening. day onacherge of having illegally reg-
1 BMW» 1mm viii nearer-ta island was arraigned in the police
.000 men by Christmas. court today and held In em bail for
*"' trial. .. .
. . November I0——The British ' .
0300 rho'il' rmivsd "on; iienereli AMERICAN crises CHALLENGE. 5
' owing 9"" " 3 London. November iih—Regarding
Loanftg:r:é 'mflinfig‘; . the American thallenge to the Oxford
. General White today the top. and Cambridge chess clubs which arcj
. rived at Cambridge yesterday. the uni»;
, bombardment at long range varsity oiIIclaiit say they have no doiiiit.
7 little continues daily. A Inw,of It» streptance but that the mattcr
are or urring. but no serious; will not be oleielly decided for a fort-QC
. 5 ~ from Ladyoilith sect them: sight I
, “minke“. When the party file-That's queer.
betas The Iioe'rs sent night.
. . I. _ Ind on it [latte—Why. whet's queer about itlI
"i? _, stow Ills—That
s nit-begin! refugees trpm
Iii-tier a leg or truce A Hattie—Jack tried to kiss me last
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he see to ten—chimed
have laid away that would orh
nament your house If framed
and hung up.
Bring thorn ‘to me and PIN
warrant you satisfaction in’
style and price. ' .
(moo ft. of Moulding—60 kinds.)
H. S. GREGORY,
Undertolscr.
Cor. Main and Marshall Street,
end 94 Ellubeth Street 80. Norwalk.
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liOl'Oll WEATHER. ON lRlSH
The 1" re. I '
“Teuudmprepsretoe—
,now is the time to buy.
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pride 1 latitude. it touches me
most reply to teal that this sword is
the gilt“p of you all."
The commander paid I most elo-
ees- orient tribute to Admiral Dewey and in
closing spoke briefly of our new pos-
sessions In the tar east.
a tremendous ovation and at the con-
clusion of his address o(_ acceptance. he
planted. with a new silver trowel made
expressly loathe occasion, a memorial
ask in the east park.
This evening the town will be illu-
minated and there will be a large dis-
play of fireworks.
RDCOUNT 0i? VOTES IN HERRON.
Willimentio, November lo—The con-
tested clection case. of the town of He-
bron came up before Judge Wheeler
in the Superior Court here today. In
this case two Democrats. Daniel Jones
and E. M. Miner were candidates for
the allies of third selectnian. Jones
was declared elected after election. but
Miner claimed that the full vote had
not be counted. The ballot box was
opened in court today and it was tound
that Jones had six more votes than
his competitor. He was therr ire de~
claret! to be elected by Judge heeler.
WHEEL CAME OI-‘F THIIR COACH.
Henry Coleburn and bride, of Nor-
waik. met with an accident while re-
turning from the Coley-Storm wed-
ding at Cannons. Wednesday evening.
They were driving along when the
wheel cemc oil from their coach, and
both were thrown from the seat. They
were obliged td'wait (or another coach
trom Norwailt before returning home.
VIOLENT SCSNES IN SENATE.
i'aris, November iii—«The Senate to-
day. sitting as ,e high court. resumed
telling the names of witnesses in the
conspiracy cease. which led to violent
scenes. President Fallieres vainly at-
tempted to preserve silence and some
at the witnesses had 'to be removed by
the ushers. - .l
DECORATED BY MR. HANI-‘ORD. .
In an account of the marriage of
Miss Florence Marvell to Henry (J.
DuIIieId. in Hertlord. the Conrant
says: The church was beautifully dec-
orated by Hanford. oi Norwaik. the
color scheme being green and pink.
The altar and organ were profusely
banked with southern smiles. palms
and terns, hey trees and eraucerlaa
filling the cathedral“ of the church.
intersperced with the green were pink
-hrysanthemums andwink carnetlons.
the scale occupied by the families or
the contracting parties being decanted
in haimony.
.—_——
N0 ALLOWANCE.
"They say, Blokely. old man. that
your wife has an independent for-
tune?"
"That's right. It's so confoundedly
independent that I can't get any of it."
—Detroit Free Press.
HIS EXPERIENCE.
Watts—What was the worst storm
you ever encountered?
N. Peck—I think It blew at the rate
of about 300 words n minute.-lndian~
apolia Journal.
Look at My
North Window
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FOR
itliiiti Quinta for $1.00
tomcat Ippltiillyti 00
Qt. light In: onion 36c
Pi. " “ 20c
l have only a small quan-
tity of these home-made
goods. If you want them;
it
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Samuel
ComfstoCk
Jr.
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Queenstown. November Iii—Arrived.
Campanla. New York for Liverpool.
Owing to the hoieterous weather which
cause- along the whole Irish MITW
she wee able at harm
an.” and it gamma?“ M
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72 No. Main st..
90. Norwelk.
"’ sen. Pneumonia.
mmmander Colvocoresses was given .
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Selina
1'
else; all: new and up to date
: died with silk and. jet. These are the finest garments that have been made this sch-
Yiadies’ Sell out...
These garments are very scarce and almost impossible to get at any price. We
have a very good assortmen
have ever been sold.
Wham
ENTERT’AIIIEITS.
nov'r'o THIITRE.
and Saturday Matinee. Matinee et 2.
Evening at 8 p m.
OUTIIERI
Its-Organised and Augmented for thisI
Season.
AL. AND MAMIIL' ANDERSON.
The Cow and the Cherub.
DAVE BANKS.
The Great Acrobatic Comedian.
MADAME GROSS.
The Bronse Me Ibo.
GRUNDY MURRAY AND GRUNDY.
America's Famous Dancing Trio
LEO GOWONGO.
The Black Hermann.
EMPIRE QUARTETTE.
Singers. Dancers. Comedians.
LENA WISE,
The Ragtime Soobret
sit—Chorus oi Creole Reenties~30
.30—Champion Cake Walkers—30.
ao—Prise Rock a Wing Dancers-—
Second Edition of the Famous Coon
Musical Comedy.
“Ill JACKSON nannies.
Evening Prices—:6. 35 and 60 cents.
Matinee Prices—ll and 25 cents.
Seats on sale at Plaisted's end
Wood's.
weaves a. m
Opuuolo
“l PHIIIIIE (If [GYPV
HOVT'I TH IA'I'II.
IiillSDII III) ““380“,!
Nov. 14 and 15
l'nder the Aiispices of Royal Arcannm
For “no!"
NORWALK HOQPITAL.
The Story of Joseph (liven in Spectnc-I
gbody to have a chance at.
ular Form
A NOVELTY OPERATIC. DRAMA-
TIC. PANTOMIMIC. HISTORI-
CAL. INSTRUCTIVE.
ADMISSION 80 CENTS.
Tickets exchanged at I'Iaisted’s and
Weed' a Drug Stores. Friday. November I
10th. at‘l:30p. in.
“NORWA TJK
Ileneilt of the Hospital
AT Till: ARMORY.
Janusryi.lp.m. .I
“THE CREATION.”
January 2..hietiriee. 3 p. in.
"annexes." ‘
January 3, l.p. in. . i
"THE CREATION. ”
Prices: Evenings. ~50 cents. Matinee.
The whole series. 31..»
I import run initiator or
HANRV ""I..
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.Wlliiam Andrews. of Newark. who
was sent to the penitentiary to serve;
three months for disorderly conduct
jishisowahouses-charredbible
mumniuudsyordwuthe
"3‘3”!”th
tmflb: OM QWAWTWS '7 . $13.5,
» Ledies' line Tailored Jacket"! beaver. olieviiit. English Kers'oy. mitosis and
handle 610th. in black. tea. csstor and navy.
in the best possible manner, We buy of only the very best makers, end .our styles
and shipes are both correct. Lsdies’ s Jackets from.” to :20. Mieses’ Garments.
sizes from 12 to 18 years. Children’ s Jackets
Friday iiid hilarity.
Colored It." of America:
I
answer. FESTIVAL i;
Winter Sockets.
All made in the very “latest s'tyle's and
and long garments. from 1 to 12 yehrs
styles. Handsome Velour Jackets for ladies. embroid-
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t of them at present.
Special in Shelter? Dressing Seeder. or Knee Sockets.
In pink. blue, red. gray. crochet edge, price 69c.
"Buckets and Comicrtabhe.
The price on wool blankets has advanced about 26 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
Our comfortable: are made by one of the best manufacturers in this line. They
are not felled with waste or shoddy but with clean white cotton.
all selected, and the styles are the best that can be found.
Blankets and Contortsbies are shown in our new Carpet Room—rear basement.
The‘patterns are
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The New“ Store
E K. IANKS,
ii and .4? lies! Washington Street,
sou-m nonwenK.
IT’S ALL RIGHT.
Former Iuili. v 5 Present Tull
iil‘il limes Prices. ' Good Times Prices.
One Expression
from Everybody
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ILINEN SALE
Purchasers of Table Datuasks, Towels and Linen
iGoode in general when shopping. find a marked difier-
ence in the price of these goods now and goods sold
Iunder the old tariil. Our stock was bought when the
Igoods 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-
80 you will now have the
opportunity of buying these goods cheaper than you
ever will again.
E. K. BANKS.
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwallt.
I Merrill College,
' ITAM'OID. “use.
To learn Built-keeping. enorthsnd and
'rypewritlng.
'l'iicrc is a demand for YOUNO
MEN.
i'ompciciit. YOUNG
MEN.
Merrill College can place YOUNG
MIN. who are good stenographers.
boy and waning as-iosa.
Enter NOW.
I. I. lull“. Pris.
Vonng
lWon
‘VVantod
at
well-trained
Norwalk Chronicler