31m
“1%
ms! 99“
lepsll. 98“
sort,
, V cl
1m not gott (“w
gdufl'rtht'nku. of
st «continuum-gum
. labs upwards Tailor-mode nits 87. 60 up.
“not“: .3...
sud ri clan-ti]. nus sud
”fishnll
mluuwli
Mf-
Separate Skirts , 98c “
Woolen Wuists 60c “
Silk'VWsists $2.98 "
March-cc II :5 all over.
lIlISIMainSt.
Wflllllllllfl
puking Forward with
E
W to tile IIII-
ncouniur.
. um urrru
. Inurrrrrrr
av W Mic-ll to lo-
Inlet by the Hater-sch:-
, l ' - s unto-rum.
9_NTOCIV'I Wsr News.
near (iolenuo. wns
- ed Wednesday. November l5.
V Boers are looking forward with
Interest to the Impending en-
' r, between (ioienso and fistcourt.
' andruncing British. About mm
. . with cannon, are guarding
lpmaltnur Pass. IN miles from
10 rn-ocnpy Dundee. by the i'iet-
. rgh-(ireytown routc.
——
tallent feature of today's war
"from Ladysmlth and further in-
since received which left
tth under date or Wednesday.
tor if». that the inhabitants wero
l and that the only reI-etit cus-
was a volunteer killed In a tent.
rtie referred to In the reports.
- November H.
I:
find five were killed and
There has been no new."
. than this to justify the belief that
IMparHtlvely cheerful situation
it
'ny been altered. so thcre has
I visible relaxing of the extreme
.. which txlr-Itcrl all over ill?
-I . owing to tho’ long absence of
the news from the beleaguered
. sortie rtfcrred to is the same
. V_r€ported from General .1loub.rt'.~I
mentioning heavy fighting b.-
. the Free Stator! and British
fl! pointed out that while the. posi-
' It Lndyumith may momentarily
' . more favorable there will be no
,V of cause for anxiety before the
. Its relle'Icrl. ilmluolts statements
coming by mail that to llritish rc-
1mm Dundee was largely dun t.)
" . V' ohortnciur of ammunition. and
" th is thought to lil‘ in the some
lth tho ('oln two lIIiIigI ITNll'llyPlV
clsImIIl IlIIt (:Imrnl linllcr will,
if. more difficult prIobIIms to soltI.
”POINT. Natal November 17~ llrI
We who was in Iharge of the Red
cuc- train III III ll) II-II-II IIII IIrIrI-II and
‘m the wuundrd of the armored
l of an IntI-“I'rxhs with the firs“
ndnnt who met him as soon uni
ling. "ibI IIImmnndnnt replied
the doctor :4 “null“. for mrmiuuinnV
that lhcre was no need to hand
W dead who had already been
V I and that so far as the wounded
' concerned they Wfl't' being well
‘lor by the Boer hospital corps.
Boer commandant and Dr. iirls
hanged compliments on tile“
cxhibitrd on both hides
Milan! spoke English fluent-
W of highly polished mnnnI-rs
admiration for the liritish'
. V and promised to do his beat,
the name» of the killI-d. When
conversion the whereuhouh
- - I Churchill the commandant
,. t "i do not know
Ij :VIEW says thI publlI and the
I I
‘le
olthc wounded may be are 2
1 they will bc well cared for.
- - "trump. Dr Maxwell nu:-
Vlnto the liner Inert-ice at Eh?
tale charge of the boar hospi-
m. Rhodesia. Thursday. Nov
4 "Vin. inurenw Mariam-II. hov ,
ief Kiln-s reports from
that the lion forcen‘
led the Boer force on
Tuesday. November 7. thel
filth s lumm somber at umed
tour crossed
Vhsrubsuutml Issu-
. Marques. l-‘riday. NOVPm'f
V T—The otllcla, Volkutem reportsV
- the great bridge over the Tugela?
completely V
.10 baffle. any stratcglcnl ut-I
the arrival of a runner ut iist—’
,Boers were IlrIVen from th-Ir‘
twoI
“prevailing at lmiysmith has in.
full disaster. Kl‘pn an interesting III- Vl
‘ my» th It when ex- -(' ongressmnn “bite
II ft thr train carrying "I
remove thI dcutl and wounded by EIIWH)’ ttI"
ssdprucudml mitten-i
J!
V’crosud the river. There were no css-
unitles.
ng IKhstns ls‘ conndent he an hold the
b"Blrycn's store is strongly entrenched.
Boers. with two guns. nsve been seen
by Pilson. who rcmnnoitered there
yesterday .
Jsrvls with "D" Saundron. is recon-
noitorinl east of the Boers position to—
rosy. All Is oulet.
he bombardment of Lsdysmith was
[continued almost daily with big gums.
4 I'll“! Boers endeavored, Tuesday Nov-
VV ember 14. to make a closer inrcstment.
V but were repulsed. General White fol-
llowing this up with s sortie which
rdrove the Boers from all their post-
I tions. with considerable loss.
. The Boers are reported to be serious-
ly short of provisions.
Port Tull. Rhodesia Tuesday, Nov-
rember' I. via. llourenso Marques Nov-
ember lHolonol Plumer has receiv-
' ed a deupatch from Piapye soyinz
('liief Khumnhns sent another regi—
. merit. 370 strong. to Selkwe Hill. took.
I in; a total at Soikwe Hill of 700 men.
.I lie has also sent 150 men to the link-r
' lutIIl rivcr.
HE HAD A SINI-Zi‘l'ltl'l.
lint Somehow the Man Did Not Scent
to Wholly Realize it.
"if bent» ull.’ exclaimed Mrs. Clov-
crton, who’ had just returned from a
visit. to the city. "it bust» all how
'IIorue folks git along In the world!
There's ilrtrry fltavI-I'II, for instance.
You know iinrry. When he was to
home hero. he never was no good at
real Work. He‘d no Imwdlin about In.
Ilny long sturin' into a book. and when
he wasn't readln he'd be scribblin
stuff for the papers and magazine». l
color Ion the like of him. and i ni-
Ivuys said he'd never amount to lIoIh<
ltI'.
"ii-It. law? It does acem as though
the luzlcr and the good for nothln'er
some folks are the easier they slide
'through the world. When I was in
the city. l rolled on Hurry. i always
hinder liked Hurry in who of his
rlilnlr'litilll’bfi. Well what do you think!
Harry's editor of a paper down there
and they do say he gets pretty good4
worm-I too.
'iut for my part. I can't are how
folio- can prry . man for IlIIltI jest
nothin at all
”Harry has. n uch- room full 0'
hooks and things and a big desk with
a big krinkly kiver that shuts up as
("lll' us you [ili'fltil‘ when he ain’t onto
it. and there he sets all day. as grand
it.“ n lord. rIIII-itin taller»
"i‘olks an M] the time Iomin in to
Etc-ll him whuts goin on. and they tell
him what side to take on all kind 0
IIprInItionIt and what ought to go into
rthe no or and what oughtn':t and.
mom tron that. they bring In stuff al-
ready tv-I-ritton enough in one day.
wonretirou to fill his paper for a
w ooh.
'.\nIl they tell him je~t how to run"
his paper. So you see he don't hovel
to bothu his head a bit about it.
i iI'\('i' did see stub luck. I told
llmrv he ought to blessr his stars. for .
l m- Icr did we anybody who got a Ii\~
lII lmlf I-Io Etlh)‘.
‘liarry jest smiled and mid. 'Think‘
so. .iirs. ('lnvertop’." test in his nnict.
may. you know 'Thluk :40" said i.
\i’.Ill I I-hould think i did.
'.liut do you know. i don t b‘liove he'
lrulf appreciates his good fortune. 30ch
f. lies Ion know. never an- wttlnlicd."—- ;
Mouton Transcript I
hill. VWlllTl-i't‘l RECEPTION.
The t inIinnsti Commercial (:nzIttI-V
cm in \l'auhlngton he and his wife
dcr-idId to give a reception and III nt outV
invitations loading. '.Mr and Mrs. E
White request. the pieasuII- of yourl
it happened that AII II-V
I-ocintI .lIIIItiI-e W.hitc of lnuisinnnI
and Senator w bite. of ( 'niiforntu. were
prominent in the not-tety of th Iapi-
tnl and there was nothing in the inri l
‘ lotion: to luditnte whim of the threI’
Wliltrs It!“ them out. They were per"
out broadcast Everyonc in the' 'I'DF
lI-lnl I-irclIII" of Washinxton :«nlety
was included. The result was that Mr
erylnuly went to the reception. Thor
out. the west und the scum were fully”
rl'Dl'Ctll‘nu'd. thn the [“9945 nrriv-.
pd. some thought they were calling on.
no simulate make. others thought
In y two the guest-V of tin (‘sllfornin
III-mum mud n Iomparntlrely small por-V
tiVon were aware that they were attend-
ltm the reception of Congressmen,
White. at Cleveland. it was a crush.
not cycrybody wss well plea-Ml with
the rewulln of the general misapprehen-
Iflltlfl that prevailed. They were. we!-
‘ I-nmcd royslllr.
and when it was all
over and hlr White wss Inulhinn owr‘
the affair he remarked. Well, I want-
cdscrowd sndlbsdosI-J'
Hunts urn on!» s use-usury port of
the Intel at .u luau-u m rur-
m, maulssppssrswdtnln
warm contour. in tin studio! of
the (nor; suction. Psrtlcnlsrly notch“
oaths In. vulsus in Lsdtcs' Gloves st
31.00. Ken's Gloves. s mo county;
.6912.
-Plrril irrrrr.
The finest mstcrisl muss stsny in
the Wash Goods Section for Undel-
skirts. Fsctnn sud Skirt Linings. is
the new English Wool Plaid Homes;
The quality is exceedingly lino. snd
the small pluid and check denim are
etfectlrc sud tsstcful combinations of
color. Width is 324m, 56c yd.
llirrrr;
The susocistton In the mind. of
Thanksgiving Day with Turkey. Cran-
berry Sum-o snd Mince Plus. makes
the Chtnuwsre Section s sort of Mecca
for housekeepers from now on. Hand-
some Dinner Sets. Tea Sets. Cut Olsen
and Silver to grsce the Tbsnksglvlng
Dinner 'f'ubie. Everything to muke it
attractive.
~—""—."—'(
Knit Underwear.
Women's Knit Underwear in every
variety of weight and quality—dill cot-
ton. cotton and wool. silk and wool.
and all silk. Harvard Mills or "Oneits"
branduw-ua feminine preference dc-
mandu. Women's Union Butts. 50c
$1.00. $1.50 and 82.00. Children's lin-
ion Suits. fleece lined cotton. 60c:
wool ”.00.
lrarelers’ ills.
To be comfortable when you travel
is not so difficult as some people im-
axine. You can are your Comb n Ii
ilrush. your Tooth Brush. Soap. Mirror
and Manicure Set with you everywhere
all in s nest leather commerce larger
than n goodaizcd bun. They rouge in
price from 81.25 to 87.50.
The D.M.READ CO.
l .2428an SALE
01'
STATIONERY a
:thut tlII hill is beyond dispute above
We hsvc received so en-
tire now utoI-k hf choice
Ststionery, sud in order
to make room for sum.
we otfer odd lots for pric-
es below cost, rsngiug
from . . . . . .
5 to 200 Per Box.
Bus our window diuplsy
of Bsrplns in Pspsr. l
R. H. Plaisied,
ll Wuhington Street,
South Norwslk.
Look !
i
snduuubowmsnypictnrssyou
bsvu Isid swsy tbot would or-
nament your bonus if lulled
. M hung up.
Bring them to me snd 1’"
trth you m in
styls sud prios.
will)“. of Moulding—50 kitsch.) '
ll. 5. GREGORV,§
Undertaker. I
UNI“. llld w DIM
lV
AtmswboMsumtboanIhIruduMBu-st Balm
dsy and sold to the nurses." next to
bsr: ”Dom M sir. '
tot-coo
the "WI. ldus't.“ wustberepiy..lrvbsssbuissitburtooyosuortou
mockswityoswustioldtobsnovudbyswnudllu-s-
Its-rust. lttm
“button!
cosh—(flu
le rim. opprndte Helkwel tobacco ksbit lot on 1 cu the other: Vm
Tbs bsppiust time In s womss'ultlul”
nth. wisest Mods the
“first; him. It I. VIII—u, . .
”Pacific and. 'l' ‘
d scsiu end then 1 s
1%. 100m ubumwsresot influenced
and [ulna soncwbst mind to the con—
Mtbflfluofn.ao.sndslpolstc
rise In Sugar. Towards" ItI o'clock
prices udvanced utrousiy in' venous
point! of the list. mutton. Brook-
lflbTflMlt. Lesa nrsfsrrsd. 8t. tool»
suit In Francisco first preferred Ind
smelting being conspicuous.
Wall street. noon—Tim was s rise
oft“ In Glucose snd of A point In It
nnfn'ber of industrtsls. mane-polls
and ”Lords preferred advanced 2%
end the common lit. ”aniline resi-
Islng in Sugar sud Baltimore & Ohio
preferred carried then: 0‘ I point from
the belt The market hardened on the
appearance of the bgnk at temcnt and
then eased off on roullllnr. The clos-
lns was «live and any st small mix-
ed on chsngJ.
l
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over privstu wire of It A.
Bonnie. commission broker. 5 lfasonlc
handing. Wall street city. Telephone
4'" low York. November III In.
srncm. sun or
Ludies’ Fine Tailored
Jackets.
One of tbs/leading manufacturers of
ladies' Garments. about to retire from
business. but: sold to us' their entire
hue of Sample Garments. These goods
were bonsnt st s discount from the or-V
lsinnl price and enables us to ofl'er'
them to our customers at the exact
juice that the manufuctur‘er ask
for them in the early pert ot the sea-
son.
They are ull Fine. High Grade Gur-
tncrtts, made in the very best. possible
runner sud of the very best materials.
This house has the ' reputatidn of
ed on 5qu Suturdsy morning. Novem
her 11th, and any one to .want of a
winter garment cannot afford to miss
this opportunity. I ' -
M...”—
- Fur Jackets, Capes,
and 'Collurettes;
This is predicted by everyone to be.
I. for season. We have never bud such
an extensive line to select from as we
are showing this season. All entirely
“5 new and the very latest shspes and
styles.
Electric Seal Jackets are a very pop-
ular garment. this season. This xarv
ment is. as handsome as any seslsklu
and the price is within the reach of
anyone. We have them 22 and .24 in.
msmnmnymr
. , I No. 2 Gazette Building.
' \
more popular than ever for people
wanting a good. warm garment. We
have them 27 and 30 In. long. All nt
popular priceu. ,
Fur (‘oliarettcs and Neck Scarf: in
all the new shapes and in all the popu-
lur furII.
‘.._..,_____
Special in Ladies’
Underwear.
We will sell this week. one case only
of Ludlcs' i’lne Jersey Ribbed Vests
and i’antS. goods which we bought last
.1qu before there was any advance in
the market. We could not buy them
at the present time. to sell less than
69 or 75c. We give you the benefit of
them' while they last at We each.
The New Store
“Cabin! “,0" ' ”3," making the finest goods of any house long and In all sizes.
“uugwn. a “it «x up; In New York city. They will he plnc- Electric Seal and Astrakhnn Cones——
Aim-PIN. mm W W M .
Amman in no um um ° .
Mam V 2o; ., not; " "
Anti“. ”m 9% “7B “3- 0N I ‘
“uni-MT. fli- ll" W's Wii ’
control of II. J. m m V
Woman. on LII,
momw. illi , ‘ no I -~ ,.
cut-Ion”. run an; m rm. 9
autumnal. I’ll»; mm tux um: .
Obie-IcoILLnP. um. um my. “4‘51
thiJummu 123'. rats rm. mug]
........... .. NORWALK CONN
recursion-Lynn“ III um III fills; ’ , '
ass-Isl Electricco. rm 1m m MIN." .
lonlwvtibOWlo m :1 not In E V , .
llllllltlt r ' I, I ,
Ito ltsn £2.31}; '23? “a; "3' '53. . "Is the editor in?" asked the caller.
”madman. till; “it: .9. ' «"3 "N0 I-ir.” answered the limb —eyed
sync-Juneau. In"; urn ms M 33‘; :hrll'lo‘film [lawn wlsh to leave-
x‘a‘nt'j :3? a: 3: :3: ‘No. i want to see him personally. i
mhzzlpnwa my; ~75, Hill: TZTIQTIHSW iiut you might tell
nu or. 477,-. 7 on . v,
howl-ass. my; rm; IlLi' “it” my “2;“ 1‘: 'l‘lr'm'rlligrlc'ymm
2:::“,: I“ ’ f." m M 21%. The man at the desk jumped up wild-
MM 3., p.” ' 5% W, 5% 5.. ii) and grapped him by the hand.
but Oosialmn. m' m‘ ”4%" m ‘I “Found'” he cXIHIuImI-Il in u voice
(Inuit: M”. m. V.“ c" Wrtrcmbllng with nnIontroIIsblc ext-Ite-
champ-m. m' m '34, 77' *ment ”um" hcaren
o exam-Imus. an; III" In; In" Wh" “0 -‘°“ mm"
'7“ p," 5.. on; 294 ml “You' re the missing rhyme for Fun-
lllld. l.\' HOLLAND.
lt Menu- absurd to speak of a hill in
"Miami. for If the best gunners un-
right thI- name of the country In from
our point hollow meaningn IiepressionE
In th lhnd. but (‘nptnin Knight found
at (homage-n n bill that was the show
plum of the town it wss srtiflIlnl.
“There is a line bill In the Plan-
tsuge.‘ said my Iompsnion "and from
the summit of it you will be able to
nee lllF’HHIllll") for a great IiiIItanI-‘e
around."
it inmted me greatly to hear that
there was Mich a thing an a hill in Hol-
land.
"lint where is it?"
around the interminable plain.
see no bill"
“it III just over there but you Inn
not me it. for it is hidden by that
bush."
1 ascended this line bill, which prov-‘
ed to be no artificial mound not 20
feet in height. but the natives are very
proud of it and speak of it as if it
were some huge mountain. As an ln-'
stance of how successfully I Cronin—
! suited. looltin;
"I run
gene-r is d'II'elveIl by his admiration for V.
it i may mention that my companion
heart-d a deep sigh. mopped his fsch
and dropped exhausted into a chair—
thaughtfully placed there by the PO!"
porstion for this object-whcn hi.
renI-h.d the summit. lint to do this
eminrnce justiIc It must be allowed
the lcvri of the sea. —-\'outh's Com»
ps-_—nlon.
NOTICE'
Calling attention to '
the fact thatl am now
sole proprietor of the
establishment of Nltl'll
It Van Scoy. I respect-
fully solicrt a continue
ance of the patronage
of customers. '
Efloraceli. litslr.E
Cu. lull III: and V
Int Studs, .
scum mews“. ‘
l’i‘el.
uton.’
The sad-ey ed mun was the mm c poet.
I — (' hlIngo Tribune.
"tirtruuustrus;
r
NORWA LK
l
lliusical Festival
. norm 01' THE HOSPITAL.
31‘ THE ARMORY.
human 1 8 p. In.
i“Tl-lE CREATION”:
1
January 2.1fstinee. 3 p. m.
PREBEKAH”
I anusry 2. 8 p. m.
. rutcntmou";
lm. Innings ..........................
llsunss ...... . ..... . ............ . ..............
lTNIiER THE DIRECTION OF
HAIIV PIPPII.
HOYT'B THEI‘I’ RE. ‘
TW 0 PERT’Vilfl.“ .\\('Hfi.
”Matinee at -; Einening ti
SATURDAY IOTEIBER iblll
B-ten' Iv Grunt‘o
tut: com-2m sr' (Icons I
“llllFFlS JUBIIIHH.”
ZZ-PEOI’I E~
PROP SHERMAN 8 $10,000 PEllF‘OR-:
MING GOATt'l.
‘ OPERATIC 0R(‘ NESTRA.
BAND PARADE AT NOON.
l
l
senor/II. inner-:3.
Matinee. lo and 25 cents; night.
3.3 and 50 cents.
I Bests now on sale at Plsistcd's and
IWeeII‘II. ;
2.1. ,
Drive Horses ‘
from
Baker’s Stables
Ctr. Ittlllltltl
Ill Sltllg limit,
“11.139 3
1. " are
E. K. BANKS,
45 and 47 West Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
One Expression
from Everybody
IT SALL RIGHT.
__.._._.__.—._ ._..__._
Former iarill.
gHard limes Prices.
Present Tariil.
VS“ Good Times Prices.
LINEN SALE
Purchasers of Table Darnasks, Towels and Linen
0:G00d8 In general when shopping, find a marked differ-
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.
80 you will now have the
op ourt unity of buying these goods cheaper than you
ever will again.
K. BAN KS,
Mahackemo
Hotel Block,
VSouth Nut-walk.
Young
To learn Book-keeping. shorthand and
Men "here is It demand tor YOUNG
r Ill-IN. .
Competent. well-trained YOUNG
MEN.
Wanted?
at l
Merrill College,
lilcrrill College can place YOUNG
HEN. who are nod stonoirspburs.
tiny snd cvsniu sessions.
Enter NOW.
‘7‘" FORD, 00"..
‘I'ypewritrng.
I. A. IVIIRILL, Prln. '
i“?- J .14 M;-
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Norwalk Chronicler