Tailor-made sou 3-7 60 up.
Separate Shirts 98:) “
Woolen Waists 600 ”1
‘ $2. 98 "
11light Thursday. Indicating I night suro
11prlse and possibly the explosion of II
11 magazl no.
The transports. already officially In-
1111 nonnced today as having arrived at
‘1t‘ape Town. carried the following
.1ztroops
The Malta. mounted infantry re-
1 serves and the Coldstream Guards, to-
the City of Vienna. the Cavalry bri-
‘ha'Tg-ltisg “pitta." “ii; lhtatf the waltlittlt‘ Lancers and 3
lie cspits tots een ofilcers an
' I Oil .3 0 113m men. the City ct Cambridge. the
Stop by Step.
11 Second Scottish Rifles and I field hoa-
1 pitul, total forty- five officers and 965
men.
A despatch from Pretoria glv s the
1 minister of mines interim annt ince-
1 ment of the gold output for October as
1 a total of 17.846 ounces. against 426.-
556 In September and 482,108 In Au-
gust. The despatch adds somewhat
1 Ironically that some of the companies
””30!" ”a 3.1.31" " hair‘s] ngt Willl‘kgd use [£11m margin.
e tantar an ggers own an-
“ mu” ”’5‘". k‘ bounces that six thousand Boers are
Mi 1- Bellafl‘ereels Budy— 11 marching on Zululand. it also says
as .f m ”.0.“ 1ihtit a deserter from iAdysmith reports
great anxiety among the troops to es-
1cape and that the provisions. tin-l1
_ stores are loaded on wagons. ready for
ovember I? The serious 1th: flight of the British
lip. on pected dill!!!" to the lifit- 1 A special despatch from Durban says
mrt «.1 - train on the evening of 11iliut another complete armored train
rd movement 1.9“” for Lady- 1mm been “scultl to 1Estc§urtnto replace
an apparently c1~onilntcd the 1110:“??? ( saied w 1 P m” “N'-
that ”I“ “"3“" “l" 1’9 "HP The shower of Mauser lead at the
ep by step. The liners nie 1(fliievelcv tight Is described as being
y swarming south 0, (011,115., so heavy that it private. after Icing
trtu it down dug a hole to: his head.
large forte 1"” ”’m" from it 9 1 ('opI-lnnd of the Durhans was crush
”00“ 9‘ Lfl‘lit‘mlih fl min-1h 12d to death by the derailed tr.IicIt and
. cc has arrived from clse—j‘imlfrey n platelny.er w. 'is shot through
(l wm probably 11".“ out to be head. but is miraculously, doing
1 1 .. , 1 . well. Lieutenant Alexander had In
I 3‘ hulk-s1 1'1""‘11'7‘1‘0'1’?’xtitiniz experience. A Fusilier who
evidtntly 5‘" stunning ““ llll been wounded In the arm by a
and bringing up every than hell. which had shattered the limb.
Ladysmith before the "m- uung round and hit Alexander In the
of force is ready. Their oper-
etk. almost smothering him with
’Iouthward show considerable 1ilood. The shell burst in front of the
and correctness of strategy. 1
leptenant. on a level with his fate.
_ nd he staggered. blinded. for a. mom-
Iltelr aim Is to isolate [gnu-nun by int. The next instant he saw his com-
..u‘ oft communication with “winder lying dead at his feet. while he
river where th e 1 1 1 bunch was unharmed.
1' er 5 an mpoit— Private (‘oyle. of the Fusiliers. who
1 nilroad bridge. everything points had his right arm amputated. is doing
and belief that the ofilcer commnnd- 111'".
w 'the relieving column will have .11 1P‘rlvaiel Knrnnnglh. ofkthewglmbllnhs.
1 [er ormct soon I wor . ' en t e
M difilciilt task than is gtnerally 1F
4::4fi7—1r
ritish firing line fell back he. time at-
Welt In from he W1" have a bl'ORd' r time. rallied the men. volieyed and
to croas In the presince of the presented the horse shoe line of the
r; on his right. and probably in hoers from enveloping the train.
.. 133.112...” ..':::::.::.1.;':;1.::1' .2111: 1......“
It r cunning 1(‘olirnibus. Ohio. November ’ll’-The
, ' ~ ' executive committee of the National
> The official account of the disaster '
1 . unicipal League chose Milwaukee as
to the Estcourt armored train show-i ‘;
. ' t. lac fnxtm l .Bostows
II that a hundred missing men arc. pp 90 e est ng n a
now probably on their war to Pretoria R‘ prominent candidate. but the west-
ho Iwell the large numbm of British a“ city won. The meeting 0' the
“we" already there besides “ l1eague today opened with an address
of wounded. demonstrates it 11‘ hLv Professor Rowe. of the l'nivcrslty
. “a” a Pennsylvania. on "Public Account-
emitted. that the llritish must hava 111‘ l'«nder the Proposed Municipal Pm
“countered big odds. on all amounts It“
~agrectbat the small British force ‘
Wt with gieat bravery Winston
urchill's biilliant b hnvior Is coni-
w with the gallant atiion in the
m3“. ”$9815? ““111“ “‘0“ "W" “1" |il1lrls m Municipalities With Special
9"" " ’0 “‘1 “3 as “ ncnspa lt~ference to the Requirements of 'nI-1
per correspondint. the Vittoiia cross. 1::1‘rmitv." Dr. Spurting secretar 0'1
. ”ugh 1l\l:|t.il 1 Slovember 17‘3"” c \I'Istonsin League of Municipali-
m. ‘ ‘ me " 1"” for” has tak" ii1.~s discussed the same phase of the
1 ed. up a position near Enncrsdaie .a M11111“...
'1' mill-n north of hPl‘I‘. They have1 1'Th8 Financial (‘cntrol 0'9" no.1
eight scven-poundcrs and two Prenchlm his and Expenditures" wag ‘1'“,1
guns. Their strength is 2.000 men. ' I 1
thine of \. l.. (‘rosbu former de III 1
They have looted Henderson's store. I 3' p ’1
auditor of the city of Cleveland. 1
A“ Is ““1“ hp" and ready for the en- 1‘The Accounts of Municipal indict-1
may. “die attacks. There is no an- 1
|
u 1
amnie. 1
The discussion of the topic was op-1
«lied by Dr. Hartwell, secretary of thef
lliiston Municipal Statistical Commie-1
shin. who spoke on “The Financial R“-
ti'1al Enterprises." were treated by
”'13:; Ilr ' 1Pi11otessorl‘. W. Tooke of the l'niver-
rn not] men of Eats-curt hau1 .111) 0' Illinois
Windy forwarded a oespntch to the' valter 8. Allen. of Boston. discuss-1
ml manager of the railroad, ex- ”The Accounts of Grantees of1
Mg admiration for the coolness nchisea"
“bill“ of young Chin-hill. to whose l'Fhln afternoon there was a general
CM! they attribute the saving of the
all. Ind tender and wounded. and
m the manager to convey their ad-
“ratios for the brave men.
m are rumors of another dist-st I '
ed
Fr
ditcuaslon of the report of the commit-1
let on municipal programme looking.
to ‘he final adoption of the model char-1
tei which completed the work of the1
lye1igue for this season.
hum l.0llii\'l|.l.ldrl vo'ri: 1
"In. htogirt armored train and it1.~ 1 THROWN 0m: 1
t t twenty five volunteers 1 , -
b, Ithe ”to". a". missing l1ouisville. Ky. November lt-‘At‘l
ton eye for William floehel today filed1
den 1noilce with the local election board.1
am- new- 1mm laiciinmlth‘asiung that the I'oie or the my oil
1 hie. It will doubtless be found
m garrison has been having mlxiiinville be thrown out. They claim,
tha1t the election oIlIt-ers and voters
11.: Neverthelem. not mm h
should he paid to the Murine ne11c Intimidnted by the militia. or-I
der‘d out by Governor Bradley. on lilo-1
II no confirmation of these
’1 ..
if?” loads of Boer woundui taken
:vcn her” a. it the election hoard throws1
«W1 ”Starla an the result at .I
‘ defeat maintained at line hand» one the vote of Louisville. doabel will
tall. Baptrience has nhown hate a safe plurality
Knfiirgrsmn. even though llifford ii. Williams. f'olenian Carr
from missionarica are not and Wingate Thomson. Democrat. el-
Ilowt-vrr. their l-l‘t'ml io1r~ctlin ofilccrs of Franklin County '
wei- todny Indicted by the federal
l 'hfl'f llll'f ill-in n'muu
Henry firing follow- grn1d jury on charges at conspiracy
ilendysntlih brforc day- "-1
Insulin
ammo-Ibis
Ilalitlsnlsthantandnrdoth
1tal seventy- -Ilve oIIlcers and 1,587 men: .
ion. was heard in theland Intimidation against colored vet-1
Hands are cute I necessary’part It
at I headline canton ro-
hit in
wesrl
the section. many notable
are the III values in build Gloves It
81.00. lion's clout.) Mt gunllty.
m. .
“.1
v. 3 I
iiaui Illilllil.
Tbcjnsst material among many in
the was Goods Section for Under-
IklrtI. Facings and Shirt Linings. II
the new English Wool Plaid items.
The quality II exceedingly fine. and
the small plaid Ind-chock designs are
efiectlve and tasteful combinations of
color. Width II Stein" 56c yd.
chin.
The association In the mind. of
Thanksgiving Day with Turkey. Cran-
berry SIuce and Mince Pies. makes
the Chlnswnre Section I sort of Macon
for housekeepers trom now on. Hand-
some Dinner Sets. Tea Sets. Cut Glass
and Silver to grace the Thanksgiving
Dinner Tnble. Everything to make It
attractive.
Kill Ullllllllillll.
Women'I Knit Underwear in ever
variety of weight and quality—all
ton. cotton and wool. silk and wool.
and all silk. Harvard Mills or “0nalta”
brands-II feminine preference de-
mands. Women‘s Union Suits. 50c
".00. “.50 and 02.00. Children's Un-
ion Suits. ficecc lined cotton. 50c:
wool 81.00.
liauliis’ Sets.
.To be comfortable when you travel
is not so dilllcult as some people im-
aginc. You can have your Comb Ind
llrush. your Tooth Brush. Soap. Mirror
and Manicure Set with you everywhere
all in I neat leather case. scarce larger
than I good-sized bun. They range In
price from $1.25 to 87.50.
Thouamnco.
SPECIAL SALE
or
STATIONERY
We havb received an en-
tire new stock bf choice
Stationery. and In order
to make room for nine.
we olfcr odd lots for pric-
a mhclow coat, ranging
5 to 2_0__c Per 301.
Sec our window —dlsplny
of Bargain In PIpIr.
B. H. Plaisle
/
Look l
Indhachowlnnny pistol-youf
have laid sway thatwould ce-
lls-taut your house if Mm
Ind hung up.
Bring them to no and I'll
wannnt you satisfaction In
14le and price.
(sacs II. of Moulding—60 kinds.)
ll. 5. GREGORY,
Under-tutor.
mlalunudlarshallsuest.
IndullllIIIIthStrIIt Salerwnlk.
aim mu; imam
Tm. "~th "I.“ .0 c”-
OIIIIIIO. Nuvembsr l‘I—lnill Bol-
Iingat'. who murder“ his wife last. DI:
ctIanr'Ind then set a to the how»
” “dQWI' '0 hi“ MI“.
W In the county on today. The
drop [xiii at it. at p. in. autumn
Inch m- broken by the tall the he
was pillaouncad daId am minutes
later. 1 11
. In In ImpaIIionod speech from the
gallows Rollingar protaucd his Inno-
concur ”He said he had been deceived
and wronged. All his money had been
taken lrom him to amino case to
the Supreme Court. whtcn was not
done. ‘ ' "1‘
,"l any this for my mother and chil-
dren," he concluded, "that i am In in-
nocent man "
Rollingcr murdered II wits Thiri;
at their home in this city. December 16.
1808. The manner in which‘hc II said
to have disposed of his wife was first
by choking her and then building a
are glib some furniture and placing
tbs'iiody on It. Suspicion was amused
by his actions and In Investigation by
the police resulted In the arrest for
murder. The motive for his crime. it
is IIId. was the love ct liens Heicker.
I woman who hailed from the name
country (Austria) II Rollingor. It is
supposed that he killed his wife In or-
der that he might marry the girl. He
had two trials. the that resulting in the
disagreement of the Jury. One of the
chief witnesses against him was his
elevan-yesr-old son. who declared that
all the children had been sent away on
said to have been committed.
——-.
st roan mics utilises.
Wail etreet. 10:10 a. m.-—There were
I slight pretext the day the crime Is
'SI’ICML BALI 0!”
Ladies? Fine Tailored
Jackets.
One at tbs/landing manufacturers ot
ladles' Garments. about to retire from
buIlneII, have sold to us their entire
but of Sample Garments. These goods
were bought at I discount from the or-
Iginal price Ind~ enables us to otter
em to our customers It exact
pri that the manufacturer us
for them in the early part of the scI-
Inn. 1
They are all l-‘Ine. High Grade Oar-
mcnts, made in the very best possible
manner and of the very best materials:
This home has the reputation of
making the finest goods of any house
inflow York city. They will be plac-
flElfllNllERBEflRllflli
mixed changes in prices It the open-
Ing of the stock market today the
range being confined to small frac-
tlona
openfil'g
1snlcs crawled a general setback but the
Prices then gradu'nlly
being
and Tobacco.
hardened. cospicuous strength
shown by lisltimore & ()hlo issues.
lTnlcn Pacific. Continental Tobacco.
r‘cderaI‘Steel. Peoples Gas. Pacific MIII
Kansas Q: Texas preferred and St. Lou-
is Southwestern.
Witll treet. noon—Activity dimln~
inhed ih lower prices. The reces-
sions. however, were narrow except in
twisted instances. leather lost 2
points. and Sugar and Tobncco I point
mostly in the issues which were con-
spicuous yesterday.
Wnll street. I p. m—The Leather
stocks were pushed up two point and
Pressed Steel Car lint-latte Gas fell al-
most as much. Ilufinlo. Rochester and
l'ittsliurg preferred sold at an advance
of six points over the last sale. The
market generally was dull and inclin-
ed to
Washington. November l7—Govcrn-
Iucnt receipts from customs “71.471;
internal revenue. 8869. 9.”; miscellane-
ous. 897.765. Expenditures. SI. 245..000
\ani street. 2 p. m.-—-l.nrge blocks of
the Baltimore 1 Ohio issues were ab-
sorbed advancing them 1% I 2% res-
pectively for the common and prefer-
red. Activity also developed in the me.
tsl group It sharply improved prices.
and there were I large number of ob-
scure stocks which stllened. Wonk-
acne in Sugar held back the general
list.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over privatn wire of I. A.
Bobbie. communion broker. 5 Masonic
landing. Wall street. city. Telephone
1 .
NOW York. November l7. 1..
; Own nigh now too
. All. Ital 0 Will
«66 mi “K ”it
Alumnus. 1m 1m." Irmi
“may link mix the no
1AIIIIIII 2% 2m 23 at
1AM “3‘ l7 ”K Ill-i
1minlluld'l'. not It I!“ 6%
1mm8ontbern. 58% 7““
'Woflhl. m m
WOW 3% Did a!
1csnmun.w. wit my;
obi-Iguana. um um we. m
Glamhul. 1m; 1m 18.1 my;
‘chisnnoltJP lists hi my; Ill"
thumped-LL. ”ii "09'- 0 fl
Toucan-Imam mi. not my 1m
Mull“. II tax Sm sex
”sanctum nu six nix m
General may. lilo I834 13 is
WCIM 875‘ Six m m
1mm )0)“ ”IX toe. Ins
1H..lnn.l'lix.n‘l '3‘ 0% ill‘ 0)
Ilia-timid W 0% I," 0%
13.0..th ism 1.57% my; tax
mm m It); IX '5‘
increase. ,8“ net an; m
lcmm 1b“ 75% 153‘ 1153‘
at an n tax
”I“... ll”; lit)‘ Illll‘ ll“
11-bit:qu am am cu, m
imlfl. M6 “is 3'56 I)
Who” am m 579‘ mg
”Malta. its“ It“ “Ix lid“
1unto-ruins. sex sex m It
unis-hellsmrx mg rm When
pan-tantalum. an. not an; all”
wan-Inner an. at an; m.
VulnrnUItoI It D
KNEW Ill-m BUSINESS.
l.Idy——l wish to get I birthday pres-
ent for my husband.
The realising was very manl~1
feat in Ill!!! of yesterdays most actlve1
stocks. Southern Pacific and Union Psi-1
clfic stilling on I scale downward at the
Wall street, II n. nix—Profit tnklngf
losses were not large outside of sugar?“
each. The demand for bonds centered 1
{Jeremiah lialsy under Arrest in
Stockton, Charged with Kill
in: his Wife.
Brockton, Mass November 17-.ler-
einiuh Haley of this city was arraign-
Id In the Police Court this torcuoou on
charge of killing his wife
Mrs. Haley. who was sixty- might
jycars of age. was found dead in the1
:floor of her bedroom last evening. Apo
pearanccs indicated that she had been:
assaulted and later In the evening her1
husband was arrested on suspicion or
having committed murder.
When arraigned today on the charge
he pleaded not guilty. The Irish was
continued until tomorrow. the dctcn-1
dnnt being held without bail.
ease and an autopsy was begun. but up
1to noon they declined to say wéhethcr
had been I murder
AN AllSENTMINDldI) IIRIDEGROOM
Robert Dewar. brother of Lord Wil-
liam Dewar. the British scientist who
was the first experimenter to liquety
air. is a remarkably absentminded
man. it In said that on one occasion
he left his home early one morning
and repaired to the house of a friend.
In which there was a fine library to
which he had access. That afternoon
his relatives and friends searched the
neighborhood in vain for him. At
length he was run down in this libra-
ry. By his side was I new suit of
clothes.
said the spokesman.
‘ Robert lrritably.
"tour bride and thc pmcher are
waiting for you this two hours. Don't
you know this is your wedding day.
man?"
“I declare." said the groom. "I’d for-
The police nre hard at work on the1
or not the evidence showed that thcrc1
"It's a nice man you are." lronicsily1
i
"'What a the matter now?" returned
under the old tariif.
ed on sale Saturday morning. Nova-in
bar lith. and any one In want at a
winter garment cannot alert! to ruin
this opportunity. .i . 1 . «
Fur ' Jackets. Capes,
and Collarettes.
This is predicted by everyone to he
I fur season. We have never had such
an extensive line to select from as we
are showing this season. All entirely
new dud the very latest shapes and
styles.
Electric Seal Jnckcts are I very pop-
ular garment this season. This gar-
ment is as handsome as any scIlIltln
and the price In withinthe reach of
anyone. We have them 22 and 24 In.
long and In all since.
Electric Seal and Astvakhan Capes-
I
i‘h' '
TRISTR‘MPHYATT
No. 2 Gazette Building. ' i
more popular than 1- for
ev
wanting I good. IinrpngarmenLI
have them in Ind to in. long. All It
populnr vpriccs. '1
Fur Collarettes and Neck Scarfa In
all the new shapes and in all the popu-
lI'r furs. '
’ \
signal a Ladies’
Underwear.
We will sell this week. one case only
of ladies' Fine Jersey Ribbed Vents
and Pants. goods which we bought last
July before there was any advance-In
the market. We could not buy them
It the present time to sell less than
69 or the. We give you the benefit of
them while they last at 50¢ each.
TRISTRAM St HYATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
The New Store...
E. K. BANKS,
45 and ii lint Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
One Expression
from Everybody
IT’ SALL RIGHT. ’
Former brill.
gotten all about it! Wait till i dress.
and I'll go along with you."—Saturday1
Evening Post. .
IllNDOO WOMEN AS SERVANTS
According to the custom of Hindoo1
households. where the women servants
call their master and mistress "father1
and mother" and the daughters "jcwel'
sisters.“ nothi‘ng Is commoner than for
old attendants to attach themselves to1
ItIInlly II grandmother. claiming the.
and spoiling those employers' children
to the end of their days. In such cases1
the social Interiority of this member1
10f the family group would not be ens-1
1ily perceived by I stranger. The mis—
tress nrcpnren her servant's food and
given It to her with her own hands is
curious inversion of our notions.) and
when the Inter dies. in the fullness}
of time. site In mourned by those kin-
dred of her adoption as one of their
own bloom—Church OIutte. - 1
WANTED NO HELP. .
wostnpll boys who were confined to1
the house one stormy day recently. Try-1
ward evening Sammie‘ I pent up energy,
manifested Itself in I Ieriu of demon-1
strations that called down upon his.
head the violent. admonition of his
stern parent and left him in In nppnr-
1ently humiliated state of mind. Sam-
mie and Willie shared the Isle bcd.1
and. II was their custom. knelt that
night on either side to say their pray-i
crI. Willie was the first. to olnr his
sentiments. and It the and put in. "Ind.’ 1
Lord please snake Sallie I bIttIr1
m
1 Shopwnlkee—ilow long have you 'boy,"
The average Inns in nlwI I wonder-1
ing what others think of Ii m and the1
chances are the others never give hi-
I thought.
been married. nation?
"To“ m" n
"Bargain counter to the right. inad-
aln. '-Boston Traveler.
Romerhndthcwordssncnpad
“automaton-stunt“
1.0%“ man no remnrhed: ”You
shut up. Willie. i can pray for myself."
The Bath tic.) Independent tells of1
body to have a chance at.
ever will again.
privilege of scolding their employers1 1
haunt luiii.
Hard Times Prices. VS‘ Good Times Prices.
LINEN SALE
Purchasers of Table Daniasks. Towels and Linen
Goods in general when shopping. find a marked difier-
once in the price of these goods now and goods sold
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-
So you will now have the
opportunity of buying these goods cheaper than you
E. K. BANKS,
Mahackomo
Hotel mock,
South Norwalk.
Merrill College.
ITA'VOID. 00'”.
To learn Stick-lentils. MI.” II.
Typewritlng.
There Is I demand for YOUR“
MEN.
t‘mnpetanl.
EN.
Merrill College can place YOUNG
HEN, who are good
1 DIyIIdIvInIngII-Ionn.
Enter ROW.
well-trained YOUNII
Itnnognphws.
I. a. assent. ma.
who. or - ..
Norwalk Chronicler