’ lo and . or aboa-
1 mama W rm not
~ age. rd and" ridiculoue’h deajja'rjid.
. .. ’ve‘not got “whiolidseenit to horrid
. "l but broug tua customerl'whue tb
‘ eyuever thin of trading elsewhere.
' 'elOur Confidence Winner-bi ,
.98. upward [Tailor-made Suits 3'1 50 up
:98. “ Senora Skirts “
-. ”“1381“ Woolen Waiata 500 “
l“. “e98 II Silk W‘i't' “2'98 ..
‘ iep;ori,449MainSt.
oatt‘: .lli
critics any, should the situation at La-
dyamlth not be materially changed be-
fore November 2s. it is couddent-
ly predicted that the mayorlty of the
Boer force will be caught between two
British forces and compelled to retreat
over the dinetilt Tlnwa Pans or Lov-
ere' Hook, after abandoning its guns.
However. the Boers have eapreased
the intention of capturing Lauyamith
and then marching on the capital of
Natal. and the fact of their retaining
'l'ugela Bridge intact argues confidence
in their ability to carry out their
plans.
London. Novembcf ll—The War Of-
ilce has received from General Butler
the following despatch: "Cape Town.
Friday night. November lit—A recon-
. noitring force from the Orange River
- ‘ mBmIHE IIIIINI bad a skirmish with the enemy today
" 5 about four milea east of Belmont. Cars.
3‘ W- - funnies. in the Northumberiand l-‘uall.
t iers. (‘olonel C. E. Keith-Falconer kill-
, . Battalion. alder Orders: ed; Lieutenant F. Bevan and Lieuten-
' __ :ant ll. C. Hall. wounded; in the North
m m". Ink" 3 loflllCaSIilrt‘ Regiment. Lieutenant C. C.
Wood and two privates wounded. This
in the only report to hand."
. London. November li~The War Of-
iice has also received the following
. r'l‘uegday' November 74pm- } from General Butler:
. .. .vt and attack on Kllliber-i 1022:"! Townzrl‘riday. Novembcr 10'
rtedthis morning. .- p. m.—- [be following message
' - ' November ll 1.” follow 1hr}: ‘been received from (.oloncl che-
' y " I. ‘1 W i' I
Whional announcement was: V“'Kimbcrley. Monday. November 6.
the war 0mm "“5 afternoon: 1 'llic wounded are progressing aatlaiac-
lBuiler wires iod'iy nt ““5. torily. 'luo unarmed natives havc
‘ ' ' ' hccn shot by the Boers at Alexanders-
!(«0101191 r.ekcwlch rcportetw fontcin. 'i‘hc aonservancy post to the
l' 8. that the bombardment of south of the Kimberley reservoirs has
,. ,. hovember‘ I. (“d 110 dam: been missing since November 4. it is
W1 'thcre, WY" 110 i‘afillfllllf‘fi- i supposed to have been captured by the
. “est. Monday. Noj'Pmbef 6» liners. Browne. of Bcaconsiield. hav-
ICh WWW“ from Rimberleyi lug ridden beyond the barriers. ester-
“ -l Cronle sent 3,1119%“88 '0; day. is missing. it is supported was
“i affirm fault" on him to? captured. The situation in unchang-
ing? 0" “00:!" “’2": 5°m3rlimnl‘gh‘sll' ‘ Mlnndon November ll—The advance
"m9: 3:: ”lgklrgggamfgfizgi to the relief of General White can hurd-
surround Kimberley/in greatgl'v start for it fortnight, and in the
a. heavy aritllery ‘ p meantime. whatever happenr at Lady.
. Natal Wednesday Novem-lsmnh' little new: in likely to reach
D—A large force of men and gunai London. The “I" giveu‘the op portun«
. British first-class cruiser? it) for a discussion of (.reat tiritalns
‘ has started for the front ‘politicnl and military rmitlon. it is
Town November '——lt k; “M being asked as to whether the llritlnh
. > ' .ia equal to the national needs. Gcn-
that a Boer force from Smith- . .
crossed the frontier at Beth- g cauillsggdllkolseley. "f the Engineer “"1
‘ “in. estimated tobeiililt) strongw. """u‘" ”"3" “"9" ““3”“
.. November H-" is ofilcial- in military matters (great Britain is
.trading with insufficient capital. Shc
”gummotrlénéaflgf“3"3333’: ', ought to add 100.000 men to her army.
, 'ved at (‘apc Town with 3-! George Bernardfihaw, the author. in
. u" - The first two steamers "'n'_ ‘ an ironic mood asked how
"many
i“_| y proceeded to Durban. It ”Jammy Atkins can ”9 "”9"“ to
’ .. that Aurania's troops will be
I shoot in; well as the iloera. "when the
at Cape Town.
luation begrudgea the money to en-
1 i In, November ll—The I”! in- . oblc him to practice." /
’ j battalion under
. . yet of November
j lbelttoot was Start-
3
I
a
q
3.
=a
'3
orders furl The public is beginning. with eome
Africa. left England today and'm‘x'e‘Y' ‘0 wonder what would happen
‘ ,III! of the Monsters also finned. should any great power take the o -
BC the Houaehold Regiment thel portunity to attack (treat Britain.1' e
cavalry still to m. dispatchedl i'mnkncas oi the Duke of Cambridge,
laat but not by any moans ieaat,: Mr” Salisbury and General WOIIWIGY
”first battery of the Howitzer Artil- 1 ”“5"”an ”’9 llnpreparcdneaa to meet
immutartcd. ‘tho liners promise» Home lively limen
. teat things are oxpccloil or the'l'” ”I" K'Ii‘t'l'nmt'nt when Parliament
'owltzer iiattcry. of which thcrc are.r"1'>“-‘~"~'""lt‘il‘ Alinitcthcr. nothing
Willi?” in H... mm,” army. Th9“. ; multl lit" more welcome uudcr the pr -
Itch breech—iomlcra orc claimed . "'1‘ "l"""'"""‘""99 I" ”‘1‘ "1'"th ll“ -
of a supcrior cliarncicr and are H“ than ”1" "Vlm‘m‘t‘t‘ lllfll ill" United
‘ to be particularly acrvlccit-
. it‘ltatoa. Great Britain and (lermany are
‘jlfl removing the Hours from the.
working amicably Iogcthcr in the in-
_ forests of peace. in connection with
entire “mm“... of m.“ 0' any ' the rcporicd Anglo-American under-
line from Iniilysmlth in having; ”'“mllflfl regarding the (liven duor in
QC! on the nerves of the country l‘hlna, Japan's attitudes in far east-
the references in newspaper ("wimp aflairu in much canvassed. Sover—
to hoary loaurw hctghtcns thirl‘” “Orl'l'flwmlenta in China talk of a
It is pointed out that the ab- ‘ coming “mm“ between Japan and
dia- ' ituusla over Corea. A letter from Se-
of serious news in such
as have been received from out which appeared in the Times says:
.M White Wen nothing. as the "The Japanese are convinced that to
u 1. not likely to send by m“. permit Russia to acquire Corea or en-
anything unpleasant 0,. Indus-"ye tabliah Russianaucendancy in north-
9 my. " the bird. a", liable m cm China would strategically. pollil-
‘ the mm, of the Been. There rally and commercially be a menace to
.aigaa that the greater part of thel-lfli’ln a rapidly developins strength.
- J. concentrating: ween ”mu; Japan believes her navy in strong
‘ m Celeneo. m , stories a". s enough to attack Roma. and the gen-
ictory that it t“ impoaaible t eral opinion is that the lnterestu oi the
is nhaointely. if true. it 1.. two nations are no conflicting that u
w "I“ while it cut» my [‘Jll-l impossible to avoid a rupture in the
y the rink to the iloers in 'almjlll'" future."
by it will glvr- ilcncral White a'. The Spectator dimmaea the matter
‘ to intercept. their rctrcat when and thinka such a conflict extremely
Lord Methuen's division ad-vnrobable, but dare not are any canoe
rpm the aouthward. unless in for Great Britain to interfere. adding:
_ ‘ * while General .loubert ”mu. “Letthe lmr and shark tight their
HQ crushing the beleagureredouarrel for themselves while we. with
. That the latter is complet-i America. insiat upon the open doorI
tions for a eerie-a of den-policy." .
__ . kit on General White's po- Durban. November ll--'l'he govern-
' In doubted. and heavy ilght- merit haw received letter: from Colonel
tiu- or pout m tor-’
Wit- tit-mourn- whis-
aeaaoa baa prod-old.
peters “autonomic. Ooaet
Seal. Sable. mutton labia. Astral-
liea and othora. , ; t
libelinea.
duality of which gives tone to a gown
when the Modiate's last touch is com-
plete—ta Just what makes our medium
weight Zibeliaea. in solid columuch
exceptional values. Gray. brown. eas-
tor. navy and wine. The width is 47-
inchea and the price is 01.00 yd.
_°_
Children’s
Dresses.“
Dainty Party Dresses for little lad-
ies of tender years are among the at-
tractive things in the Children's De-
partment. One of 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,
“.75.
.4,—
The Ribbons.
increasing demand for Black Velvet
Satin Back 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 some delightful aur-
prisea in store for them.
“0- e
9
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 fitted with complete Woven Wire
Springs while other styles have slat
bottoms. They are well built and at.-
tractively tinished and prices range
from $3.25 up to “.60 and $5.60. accor-
ding to elaborateneaa of detail.
TbeD.M.READ CO.
SPBCI AI. SALE
. or
STATIONERY
We have received an en-
tire new stock :of choice
Stationery, and in order
to make room for same.
we offer odd iota for prio-
ea below coat, ranging
5 to'20c l’ii llu.
See our window display
of Bargains in Paper.
R. H. Plaisted,
a Washington Street.
South Rorwalk.
Look !
and see how many picturl you
have laid away that would or-
nament your house if framed
and hung up.
Bring than to me and i'll
warrant you anti-batten
at,“ and "I“. '
y be heard at any momtntAi-lhiel. the German oflicer captured at,
‘White'a forms. it to ascertain Elandalaagte in behalf of the Holland]
‘undnring a daily ordeal which ‘ prisoneru. exprmlng gratitude ior"
j’IIIII’lJVi‘ their lighting «4- l their kind and humane treatment. The‘
and the danger of the snort-. firms and llritluh. he says. are treated
”Minion looma up large.‘ cxoctly alike. Thc colonel further. ext?
Wt of the nutrition 1 prom-d hie appreciation of the civility!
iii in the immediate inturo.aud immunity of tho Britioh nuthorA-l
”I!“ out that if General burg.
.. , ‘ntnin his povdtion until|
. ‘ or II.
will be over. Should
an and ne candied to
- and atom and retire
antithward. where the
pumice on the Angelo
_. ’ ble to predict wb'atlthat
the Dublin Fusiliers under .
Hensley returned here tonight.
reports that it found the atom
Frere looted. apparently by Kalra.
the length of tlirItit-a at ladyamith and l'lertermarita- w
the British autbo her 7--An armored train manned by an apruit bridge intact. The train
fully entitled that IIIIIIP[QIIIIIIMIII‘ and and a cbmpaay of oneatiy stopped and Captain Beasley
and met ('yeliut Patrols. who reportedtaouth of Colman.
Boon warren mam-um rail on each line has baaa’linee
«demotion-nanny.“ e-llea away. bemiuprv- pine-donut .
(MILO! Wink)
H. "S. GREGORY,
Undertaker.
Uor. Ilain and fireball Street.
and 24 idlinbeth Strut it». Norwalk.
Evicouri. Natal. Tuesday. Novem- eeeded cautiously and found the Blue-i
fre-
examined the road ahead bolero pro-
proceeding found
The draping Quality of a none-ta. .
.u . a
villa. ’lfomylvaale. '
m
. Tituavilie. Pa.. November iivThree
masked robbers blew open the sale at
the D. A.,V. k P. Railway ticket once
last night. but mured only about 020.
The bandits then went to a disorderly
house on East Spring street. and on
entering presented revolvera’and pro~
needed to relieve the inmates of what
valuable they had, reported as am-
ounting to spew worth of Jewels and
I500 III wit“! .' ,
Chief of Police MeGrath. meanwhile.
bad dim ' their whereabouts and.
in compkny‘with an odicer attempted
their arrest. A pitched battle ensued
in which about twenty shots were lir-
ed. three'oi Which struck Chief Mc-
Grsth. one In the abdomen and two in
the left shoulder. The oiilcar waa shot
in the mouth. the ball passing through
the aide of the neck and inflicting a
dangerous wound. in the contusion
the robbers escaped from the house.
Later the dead body of one of the rob-
bers was found two blocks from the
scene of the combat with a bullet hole
through his,breaat. There is a rumor
“that another of the gang in lying bad-
ly wounded at East Tituaviile.
v. CLASS ORATOR A PRISONER.
Providence. It. l.. November ii—Ar
letter from Rome. received by a Brown
liniveraity student. statea that Anto-
nio Madgano. who was class orator
and commedeetnent speaker at Brown
last June. is in prison in italy for neg:
lectlng to have aerved the required
time in the army. die came to thin
-ountry whealguite young. secured his '
education and returnedwlthout being
naturalized. 1
FEDERAL CIOURT HAS JllRISDlC-
TiON.
Chicago. November ll-«Jutige C. (3.1
Kohlaaat. in the United Staten (‘ircuit
Court. today. rendered an important
decision in the drainage canal use.
holding that the federal court had jur-
iadiciion in the cane and refusing to
remand it.
PM
ACADEMY BOYS AT FOOTBALL.
Exeter. N. H.. November ll—That
the interest. enthusiasm and loyalty
in the two great preparatory achools.
Phillips-Exeter and Phillipa Andover.
2m. HY...
~ . . more Gazette autumn
'WIAL BALIE or A
Ladi'efé’ Flue Tailored
One attic/leading manufacturers or
Ladies' Garments. about to retire from
business. have sold to us their entire '
line of Sample Garments. These goods
were bought at a discount from the or-
iginal price and enables us to offer
them to our customers at the exact
price that the manufacturer asked up
for them in the early part of the sea-
eon.
They are all Fine. High Grade Gar~
mcnta. made in the very beat possible
manner and of the very best materials.
'i'hia home has the reputation of
making the ilneat goods' of any houae
1
ed on sale Saturday morning. Novem-
ber itth."and 'any one in what of a
winter garment moot alert! to miss
this opportunity.
Fur Jackets. Capes,
and Collarettes.
. This in predicted .by everyone to be
a for season. We have never had such
an extensive line to select from as we
are showing this mean. All entirely
new and the very latest ahapea'and
styles. . .
Electric Seal Jackets are a very pop-
ular garment this season. This gar-
ment is an handsome no any aealskln
and the price is within the reach of
anyone. We have them 22 and 24 in.
in New fprk city. They will be piacc
1
long and in it since. - " »
Electric Se‘l and Aatrakhan Capes—
v
a
more popular than ‘ever for people
wanting a good. warm garment. We
have them 21 and to in. long. All at
popular pricea.
Fur Collarettea and Neck Scarfs in
tar furs.
Special in Ladles’
Underwear.
We will sell this week. one case only
of ladies’ Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests
and Pants. goods which we bought last
July before there was any advance in
the market. We could not buy them
at the present time to sell less than
60 or the. We give you the benefit of
them while they last at 60¢ each.
‘TRISTRAM & HYATT,
NORWALK, coma.
Elll'ElllAllIEll’s.
nov'ra THIITRE.
into and Saturday,
and Saturday Matinee. Matinee at 2.1
Exams.
Evening at ii p. m.
BRAI'IAM
saunas;
sourusaa.
PECIALTY.
lie-Organised and Augmented for this
Season. .
Colored Stars of lmerlca
AL. AND MAMlE ANDERSON.
The Coon and the Cherub.
DAVE BANKS. ‘
The Great Aerobatic. Comedian.
HADAIB‘ GROSS.
The Bronze Melba.
GRUNDY. MURRAY AND GRUNDY.
America's Famous Dancing Trio.
LEO GOWONGO.
is still as intense. as ever. wan plainly
visible today in the great crowds that.
came here to ace the annual contest be- ;
tween the two football elcvens of the;
cchoola. The weather was damp and
cold. but nevprtheleaa the content pm
miacd to be as exciting as usual.
Drive Horses ’
from
Baker’s Stables,
Cor. Initiation
and Spring Struts,
Tel; Call. 139-3.
£66k at My
North Window
FOR
’1 Gillies Quince loll], $1.00
lllltltti Grill Apple Jelly 81 00
it. Light in: Quinta tie
[it it u u an
I have only a small quan-
tity of these homeomade
goods. If you want them
now is the time to buy.
Sa mus]
Jr. .1
72 N0. min It" E
So. Norwalk. i
Cornetock
The Black Hermann.
EMPIRE QIIARTSTTl-Z.
Singers. Dancers. Comedians.
LENA WISE.
The Ragtime Soubrette.
So—Chorua of Creole Beauties—30
ail—Champion Cake Walkera—ao.
flu-Prise Buck & Wing Dancers—30
Second Edition of the Famous Coon
Musical Comedy.
urn “Mill's llllClli'i’lill.
Evening Print—25, 35 and 50 cents.
Matinee Prices-10 and 25 cents.
Seats on tale at Plaisted‘a and
Weed'a.
warm: 0. cum
Spout-oi.
“l PRINCE 0F EGYPT.”
Hovv-n Trimaran.
"1330th “Mill IlilllBSllli,
Nov. 14 and 15
Under the Auaplces of Royal Arcanum
For lanolin
NORWALK HOIPITAL.
The Story of Joseph Given in Spectac-
ular Form.
A NOVELTY OPERATIC. DRAMA-
TIC. PAN'I’OIIIIC. HISTORI-
CAL. INSTRUCTIVE.
ADMISSION 50 CENTS.
Tickets exchanged at Plaiated'a and
Weed's Drug Stores. Friday. November
10th. at 1:80 p. m.
NORWALK
MUSICAL FESTIVAL !
Deaelt of the Hospital.
AT THE ARMORY.
January 1. I p. at.
“THE CREATION.”
January [Matinee 3 p. m.
“RIBBKAR.”
January 2. I p. at.
“THE CREATION.”
l'rlrca: Evening». 50 "III. Matinee,
:5 «out». The whole aerica. ".00.
i‘vNIllfll Till DIRECTION DI"
HM" "Mlfi
l
i
t
l
i
l
i
iOne Expression
”——
Forma Tutti.
Haul Times Prices.
ence in the price of these
under the old tarifi. Uur
ever will again.
Young
iwon
VVantod
at. ‘
, T he New Store
from Everybody
! Merrill College,
To learn link-keeping. Morita-ad and
l 45 and" 47 first Washington Street.
scum 'Nonwa LK.
Irritation;
Present Tutti.
vs' Good Times Prices.
LIN EN SALE
Purchasers of Table Damasks, 1'0de ”and Linen
Goods ill general when shopping. timid mgiked difier-
goods now and goods sold
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.
opportunity of buying these goods cheaper than you
So you will now have the
E. K. ' BANKS, '
i ,Mahackemo
South Norwaik.
Hotel Block,
.... x
IYAU'OID. CONN.
T) W‘Tlfln‘.
Them in a demand for YOUNG
Ill-2N.
Competent.
liltrt.
Merrill College can place YOUNG
it". who are good sonogram
and cranial ma.
well-trolled YUUNU
all the new shapes and in all the popu- '
Norwalk Chronicler