' .. and Venetinna.ia‘cketa
. "figured Mm our. to. 95.
. . our mouth them for lean
9‘ "mm
In your. bower“. the pick of the attack of the
airy at to» prices than the ctr-celled burnin- offered plea-
Ilia Why-3 '
“M WWI”! “Trim 0:“ in-
for impor-
will” 3n not cheap at any .
manufac-
cIn Golf or plain circular and...
”H76 worth $18. 50.
aunt waters. ‘
A line duality of Taffeta. tucked all
over. at guaranteed. “.98: have seen
inferior wniata advertised at $7. 50.
O
It on all Purcham of $5 and over.
I
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iii nus PliiSliN out
”Opposed to Circumstantial Erl-
Ior to Capital Punishment -_-
Likely that the Jury will he.
, ‘ Complettd this Work.
of the trial of Roland ii. Moiincnux
’4» gun indictment charging that be
‘ nod Mrs. Kate J.
II the box and five specially drawn
in of 100 taiosmcn each. The ex-
. on of Recordm t‘oi‘l’ of many of
perplexing test questions that aunt
ny taleanIIIn from the «hall dur,-
the first three days of the trial.
. . counnel to believe that the jury
I MI ' completed this week
a A. Brande was the first talou-E
culled today. He una III-Ieptcd aaE
1th juror. He was the! 124th talen-
-‘ called slum the opening of the
Eat liraude lir'othms. uIIqufaI-tlw
of blank booka. llew
.7 -I to tnpit: Il punishment nor til“
I II initial t-IiIiI III II He had fonnIIIi
opinion in the l”il:it'.
Tl? EFT OF FIVE
TONS til" (‘OAL
cape wits tried in the police court this
looming which resulted In the ("Hill’-
iion of Mra. 'thIrI-sa I’itht Im ltalianE
Ionian. for thII thoft of iiwt tom-I at
M from tho Consolidated RIIiIIoIIIl
and she was ”DNA 3.3“ and costs. 'ihe
”company hm. llt'i‘ll missing conIIiIleI-
We coal from their cars hero and
gum ‘Ti‘ntmillil ImII IIIIIII-e omI-er
mghlin w-(Ie sent to watch for the
Maven. Yt'anltliiy morning the oifi~
our! law two men I-IIrry away fully
1“ pounds III II Inmas moon and when
‘ Visited the house found at leustE
tons in the rotten. The
We no tie—lenuo.
1‘5le 5”; THAN A“ DEAD.
. London. Nov- Iubei 20—hady Sails-
My, wife of ”II" premier. died this It!-
. n.
lli‘t' “$06
‘ BONDS REDEEMED TODAY.
Billion. VIIIIImbc-r 20— The amount
6! bonds on II-mmi III the Maubttcasury'
here today won :19 750
0TllBR BATTLE
NEAR LADYSlAiTll
Continued from First Page.
and General .Ioubert in reported
Ibo moving southward himself in or-
in dirt’rt the movement to repel
.Btltlah advIInI-II. after it would
attempting to isolate l-IatI-ourt.
litter movement is already in
“the town.
a discovered at Willow Grange.
Estrourt. yeaterdziy (Sundayi
Major ThornIIyI-roft. with 'l
at of Infantry. made a aortic
god the Boers. with no ma-
, .ult.
lit-railed Boer attempt to rush
on Saturday wIIII IIpparcntly
rot-onnaiuanI-e. resulting in
obtaining the information
turtle-aired namely that Est-
lq fairly ntrongly‘ held and ban
“I in pokitian. The Boots then
out of range. but remained
commanding the exits from
General ('icry in lament-lily,
‘-
,mny thus he threatened. This.
III. York Nmenum 2II-—1III- umI
Adams on lie-I
. ber 28. 1898. begun With four Jur-E
I; Mr. lirnude in II member of the:
was not op‘:
Waterbury. Notvmbcr 20-h uniqueI
The iiotrs prIII-tiI-ally aur-'
Another small Boer'
iii cavalry and Irillicryo
geport 449MainSt.
ed infantry. of which ‘nbout 1.600 have
started for the front.
The popular anticipation: here re-
garding the relief of Kimberley appear
too sanguine. The Britieb force in not
yet ready. andw hon it starts it will
have a dangerous road to follow. every
foot of which will probably be conical-
ed if the British attempt. II direct ad-
vance. So. it is cold. poaaibly instead
of nothing directly for Kimberley. the
British will advance across the frontier
in the. direction of Bloemfontein. which
it is
claimed. would draw off General Cron-
ie‘a forces and enable the railroad to
be restored.
From the presence of General Bullcr
antar General Methuen at Orange river
it in anticipated that the main advance
will ho made on the west IIidp. But
is Iia added. unicaa Genclal (intatrc is
I to atlvanrea imultnneouaiy and
.puIalI back the Boers. who are oIII-upv—
in so many points aouth of the Orange
l river. thII lirltish lines of communion-
g'tion will b a erioualy threatened
. General Butler‘s orders to his Omt‘Pr‘i
ion the subject of their equipment III-Iv
tukeu to menu that th officers are to
‘ catty riliea like thet Ipa.
it in reported today that tho.I lloers
htlH‘ attacked Kutuman and austa‘ nod
heavy loss. But it is hard to conica-
ture uhv the. litters would want:- am-
munition on a village. for out on ill!"
plains. defended by two hundred po-
litrtI.
it isf urther asserted that the floors
have no serious intentions of invading
(‘ anI Colony. hut inttnd to concentrate
| their III-uttered forces with the Ilew of
opposing the British advance against
Ithe aouth border of the Otauae Fm
I Stilt“.
l The pIoanI-o of tluI Boers in so many
of the townn in i‘npr- ( 'olony has cana—
icr SiI Alfred Milnor. the govetuor. to
proclaim martial law in tiltiHP plII-I-s
The llllllbll for-tea huw rIItIeuted from
these points and two being i'Olli entrntI
ed on the Orange River.
1 The iris-h Transvaal committee has
appealed in funds to (Inn in it to pond
an ambulance to the l brlumh- in
the floor service. The appeal auyLa
" ’l‘bo lIiahmen now fightinr side by
side with the Boom have lessened thtI
IliagrnI-e bmught on ltclanti by thoI lr-
ishuwu who me no unfortunate as to
be tuned by lit'lt'litilly to fight by tho
side of the Fugliah“
' 'lhII appeal is signed hv Mlh'l'i Maud
Gonno, Means. W. Redmond. M. II
Suliituu and others
The othtII litltiah tIIiIuiInltv Icporta
thr- iiillH‘l ut Cape Town today of the
trIInapoIta (Ilenaylc with a battery of
hm ~19 artillery. an ammunition (Ol-
urnn. a Imalry brigade and a hospital
.r;orpa the iiriton. with the second
gSomnset light infantry; llit' Siberian
with the luni- shilling Dragoon. and
’the (human with the first rifle bri-
quiI- II field hospital and a detachment
(if the loyal engineers
The transports (‘cphalonia and po-
vouln haw been ordered to prmeed to
iIurIIz.Iu
t
Will’n' PA WAS A BOY.
l wisht 'at 1'1! been here when
My paw he was II boy:
l'hey must of been eXI-itemcnt then
W hell my paw was a bm;
in uI-hooi hI- alwayu took the prize.
lie hood to lick boys twice his size;
1 bet folks all had bulgln eyes
When my paw was a boy.
There was a lot of wonders done
When my paw was a boy:
i iiow granpu must have loved his son
When my paw was II boy!
ile'd git the coal and chop the wood
Ami think up every way he could
To alwaya list be sweet and good-v
When my paw waa II boy
’i'hcn everything was in its place.
When my paw wail II boy;
I How he could ranale. jump and raw.
When my paw wu'a a boy?
He never. never disobeyed:
lie but in every game he played:
Gee! What It record they was mode-—
When my paw was a boy!
I wisht ‘a‘t l'd been hero- when
My paw he was a boy;
They'll never be his like axon—-
Paw warn the muddle. boy.
liutEatill last night i neard 'my maw
Raise up her voice and roll my paw
The worst fool that aha (Iver saw——
He ought of staid II boy.
”Chit-ago Timex-Herald
ills ACQl'lSlTlONS.
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about lilnnk. but they' ll ham to admit
that be Is a hhrewd man.‘
“Why It)?
"Why look at thoI money he has III--
cumul'Ithl. lrn‘t that sufficient proof?"
“lt Iltpenda upon what you call
ahrewdmal. lilank got his money by‘
a-iuviiIiona venture in the line of mat-
rim 3
I--a a.h—-w‘eli abrewdneu and
none are often I'loaoly allied! i may'
have mistaken out for the other. ——('hl—
t-ago i'mt.
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. Hand: In outta I ueccmry part of
“Willi“ Ill 1} inhalant We. Pcr- ‘
tectioa. ME only in arr-arc but in
wearing qualities. in the I dard of
the Glove auction. Particularly notable
are thyz lite villuu in udica' moved at
£1.00 lien'l Glovu. a $1.00 quality.
09c. .
Plait on
The finest material among many In
the Wash Goods Section for Under-
Ikirta. Facing: and Skirt Linings. la
the new Engliah Wool Plaid Moreen.
The quality it exceedingly fine. and
the email plaid and check design are
effective and tuneful combination: of
color. Width in 32-in., 55c yd.
China.
The association in the mind. of
Thanksgiving Day with Turkey. Cran-
berry Santa and Mince Plea. make:
the Chlnawarc suction a sort of Mecca
for housekeepers from now on. Hand
some Dinner Sets. Tea Sets. Cut Gina:
and Silver to grace the Thanksgiving
Dinner Table. . Everything to make it
attractive.
Knit Underwear.
D
Women's Knit Underwear in every
variety of weight and quality—all cot.
ton. cotton and wool. silk and wool.
and all silk. Harvard Milli or "Oneitn"
brunda~aa feminine preference de-
mands. Women's Union Suits. soc
81.00. ".50 and 82.00. Children's [In-
ion Sulta. fleece lined cotton, 50c:
wool 81.00.
iravelers’ Sets.
To be comfortable when you travel
is not so dimt'ult an amino people im-
agine. You can have your Comb anti
“rush. your Tooth Brush. Soap. Mirror
and Manicure Set with you everywhere
all in a neat leather case. scarce larger
than a good-sized bun. They range in
price from 81.25 to 87.60.
t
The D. M. READ 00.
1mm”.
SPECIAL SALE
or
STATIONERY
We have received an en-
tire new stock [of choice
Stationery, and in order
to make room for some.
I we oil'er odd lota for pric-
on below coat, ranging
5 to 20¢ Per Box.
See our window Iii-play
of Bargain: in Paper.
R. H. Piaisied,
III Washington Street,
South Nat-wail.
Look !
they any what thev pleaaei
and see how may pictum you
2 have iaidaway that would "or-
I . amount your house it framed
A and hung up.
Bring them to me and i'll
warrant you anti-fiction in
atyle and price.
of Moulding—60 kinds.)
I
Hanna.
1 a. 3. account.
Undertaker.
emuumdumI-uscmt. "
anduhiliuboth an» Salton-Ii.
W
‘Lmnhmlytmldrhw
Im
“mean-Inflow. III-u.
Wmoimntacwnh
wan preferred. "Amoco“!- hail “amt
can linen were up h mt. (limit:
clinMIweI-e mil imp.
number at pronuneatqtom ranged
themu‘lm on that a! minus». Ten-
tiuln Coal lost I It. ‘
Wall atom. 11 a. u.——Tbe raid on
ill-champ forced it. down Iii Other
Epoci ialtiea tell I to Spain“. Tenure-c
I ladina Recitation: th Bam-
Indrc and Ohio pref ed and offerings
Of Eurllnxtunand B. uldauud aharp
declines. and promoted weaknm in
the atanderd lacuna. augu- wu very
erratic. hut beamed, better iupoortad
than other Inna-trials.
Wail street. noon-There was a
marked contraction in the volume .of
barium during the ucond hour but
nevertheless. prices continued to sag
amelting dropped a white. lone: otb»
erwlu were email. Halt the promi-
ncnt‘honda were alightly lower.
cholera of Ejacketo. cults. capes and
waists the. pick of the atocit of the but
manufacturera of the country at lean
price- than uncalled bargain: oifcred
at many other plum.
Wall street. 1 p. m.E—_-EW Iknoas con-
tinued manifest for com» time after
midday. Mather wal conunicubue with
a than of 20.. Expectations of a tin-
prcme Court decision in a one direct-
cd again: the combina a principle
wan said to he the motiv for the sell-
ing With news from Wuhington that
the decision was not handed down to-
duatriala cxtInding from I to 2 points
in Sugar. 'i‘IIbncIIo. Leather and a num-
ber of the metal atockl Burlington
was the only Iniiroad IIth which ral-
lied II point. Dulineaa conceded the
rally.
Wall all art 2p m.-A jump of thmI
points in Consolidated this occurred
but the advance elsewhere halted. ow-
ing to at igorcua drive against Man-
hattan. uhlth put it below 102. Some
of the high mired specialties lost .I
much around
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire at E. A.
Bohme. commission limiter. ll Momma
Building. Wail street, city.1‘elephonc
in.
New York. Now-mum :0 no»
open "in how no
THE SAGACIOI' S DETEf‘TlVE
’ihe IIIIeI-tive atom! looking up and
down the street for It clew The man
who is nlwaya at his elbow taking
ctcnogrnphh notes of his ronveraationi
for publication inquired eagerly:
"Do you run anything?"
“Yr-a; there is some one standing on
that aunuhlny corner."
"Zoundaf So there in!"
“in is either a dude or a prize-
fighter."
"How do you know that?"
"lie to smoking a cigarette: in five
minuto‘ i will tell you which he in."
"Impossible!" .
"it is very simple. if he in a dude
he will be unable to think of anything
to any. if he is a prizei'lghter. be will
be unable to atop talking."-Washing-
ton Star.
I
Calling attention to
the fact that I am now
sole proprietor of the
estabhahment of Nash
It Van Scoy. I respect-
fully aolicIt a continu-
ance of the patronage
of customers.
thirtieth Nash,
i Othltt‘llliil Ill
lat ttrIItI,
coma moor.
emu. Ibo. a. uncle-pee in .
Houaton. of Bridgeport. offers pup.
day- than wan quite a rally in the in-!
point but theI railways did not lamel
Am. Steel a Wire it": ill". 17% “'56 '
An. spur lt'g (to. up iiilII. In", MIL;
Anl'ohaocot'o IIII; liii III III.
Atcbloon 2 4‘; W; 2th; to;
Awhicon. prehirrod um. W. on . on,
Brooklyn Irma 11nd" no, no; In
Che-Own 0 Ohio. 17:, 273" 3
't‘hiogo B. a Q. in“ .ll-‘iv. on; m
3. u. out. Paul. lL'ti‘: 1243. Lu PM"
Ultimo ii». i. O I'. lit ill MM. “.7",
Clot. (Tim. C. A Rt. 1... WP. no“.
Dal. It iiudmu (anal III :1 m", it".
l-‘odemi Hint. lit“; to if: , no
Federal sml. prerr'd II It I... II Rib, l
mnend Electric Co. l‘lti mu; In; tang i
inuilviiio A Nuhv'uv ti? ItI' M31; M‘.
Manhuttoo,t)omol'd lot too ‘ 10.“; 10rd,;
Mo. Kan. a Tu. v'fd III «II; «I tot.
Mia-mm Mac 43“»; ow, In}... on;
N310”. «Had-on. 7s: l-rl‘K um. um;
madman! “tobacco 031-; cu. III». 113 .
No. Paolo... III :III No,
No. Pct-Inc. prufur'd 7f". 75‘; 1.5
Pan-inc Nail. 477. M 47‘.
People's can. up; II:. II II. III .
Phil. A Reading 'Zl'i 2m
mm. a Reading pfd, III on; 50!, 1'7“
Houtbm It'y.‘ pro or». am In;
hon. Cowl a iron. ".3 no no litli.’
Union Pacific. or. rot.‘ 41mm
linlon MM pnik’d. 77 TN;' to»; 77
U. 3. “other 00 pfd. Kt In»; It: m4
U. 5. Rubber. I... III... mg III. mg}
Womb pm! :I :4 2n; 2n“
VII-tern Union in «I, at It»
NOTICE'.
The Leading Dry‘floods Store.
A.
FkISTRAMEIHYATT
No.2 Gazette Building.
SPECIAL SALE OF
Ladies’ Fine Tailored
Jackets. ’
One of thencoding manufacturer! of
Ladiee’ Garments. about to retire from
bullpen. have told to In their entire
has of Sample Gunnentl. These goods
were bought at a discount from the or-
iginal price and enables an to otter
them to our customers at the exact
price that the manufacturer asked us
for them in the early part of the sea-
eon.
They are all Fine. High Grade Gar-
ments, made in the vary but poaciblc
manner and of the very beat materials.
This house has the reputation of
making the finest goods of any house
ed on salt Saturday morning. Novem-
ber 11th, and any one in not of a
winter garment cannot chord to misa
this opportunity.
Fur Jackets“ Capes,
and Collaretics.
This is predicted by everyone to be
a. fur season. We have never had such
an extensive line to aclect from an we
are showing this season. All entirely
nm and the very latest shapes and
rtylca.
Flet- tric Seal Jackets are a very pop.
uIar garment this season. This gar‘
meat in as handsome as any aealskin
and the price is within the reach of
anyone. We have them 22 and 24 in.
long and In all sizes.
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in New York city. They will he plac-
Eiertric Seal and Aatrakhnh Capes—
i
more popIAIar than 9 er for people
wanting II good. warm garment. We
have tight :7 and 30 in. long. All at
popular pricev.
Fur Collarettea and Neck Scnrfa in
all the new shapes and in all the popu- '
iar furs.
Special in Ladiea’
Underwear.
We will sell this week. one case only
of Ladies’ Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests
and Photo. goods which we bought last
July before there was any advance in
the market. We could not buy them
at IhrI present. time to soil loss than
I20 or 7:10. We give you the benefit of
them whilrI they irIsI III TIMI (Inch.
ETRISTRAM SI HYATI.
NORWALK, CONN.
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HER PROPER PLACE.
"Fooliahcat play i Wer saw!" ex-
'I-l:-Iiuu~d Mr. Mr-‘htou with the air of ii
man who known be is going to make :I
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hit. "The heroine walks up motel)?
(and emphatic and I-xI-iuima, ‘Whmo
should a wife lii‘ IxIIIIpt by in r haw
baud'II niIlIIY‘ "
. ~u'Iu. what of it?" w
' “Why. that's the wrong vhw of lb"
cane." ~
“lIoII't )‘l‘ll think a wife I’ught to be
bv hrr lIIIIIlIIInIi'II aide?"
“Certainly not. Henrietta. I'lrtainiy
not. she ought to be away in from.
leading the proccasion. lirnriettafl-
.Wmhington Star.
nominations
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NOR-WA LK
:Musmal Festival
A- lililll'l'i‘ iii Tlii HOSPITAL.
I I“ THE ARMORY. ;
January 1.8 p.
i“THECREATlOti”'
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January 2. Matinee. 3 p. m.
i“REBEKAH"'
January 2, 8 p. at.
“THE CREATION”
Priced. Inning- ........50c
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UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
HARRV PEPPER.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
TWO PERFORMANCES.
\iatinee at’.’ ..8Evening
.snuun liolillilill no,
Butco‘ 0 Grant'-
BIG COMEDY Si cot-:33 ‘
“DUTFiS lllBILBE.”
22—PEOPLE-22
PROP SATERMAN'S ”0.000 PERFOR-
M! NO GOA TH.
OPERATIC ORCHESTRA.
BAND PARADE AT NOON.
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Sl’ECiAL PMCES.
i Matinee. lo and 25 cents: night. 25.;
335 and {I0 centa. ;
Seats now on aale at Plainted'l and
Weed'a.
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i Drive Horses I
A from A
2 i
Bakers Stables.
001'. lithium
E; “WM.
EL . E
The New Store
E. K. BAN KS,
45 and 47 West Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
One Expression
lfrom Everybody
Former Tariff. v
gliard Times Prices..
lT’S ALL RIGHT.
Present Tutti.
5' Good Times Prices.
LINEN SALE
Purchasers of Table Damasks, Towels and Linen
under the old tariff.
gGoods In general when shopping. find a marked difier—
n” “w“ "“""'" """""""" “mience in the once of these goods now and goods sold
Our stock was bought when the
goods were at their lowest and we have been selling at
lthe old prices. A few have caught on and our stock has
been somewhatdepleted. but the balance we want every-
body to have a chance at.
09°F
tever will again.
Mahackemo
So you will now have the
rtumty of buying these goods cheaper than you
iE. K BANKS,
Hotel Block,
South Nor-walk.
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Young
Merrill College,
‘7AM'OID. COIN.
To learn Bookkeeping. shorthand and
Men
Wanted;
”There in a demand for romeo
id.
Pompom-t.
Merrill College on place YOUNG
W
1“".on on In“
Day and evening a“
III-rm
Typewriting.
well-trulnod YOUNG
I. A. 1min. MI.
Norwalk Chronicler