catacom- terlahnlhsgmi {and
. dwmdubelomfi. . , nng L
withouaumat endow
' “Inspiring to Confirm
the Relief tint I Battle
., is imminent.
In IiiliiSE
uni awn ”’
mining
lee ll. Rockefeller, of the ninth In-
rantry. This emcee advanced beyond
the lines during the fierce lighting ear~
ly last Iuminer. He dkappeared com,
pletely and no trace of his body wan
ever found. it la gathered from Gen-
eral OtiI*I report that the released men
have been sent by boat some: the Lyn—
gan gulf to W. at the northern
extremity of the .rallroad‘. and about a
day I Journey from llanll I.
III 30“ EEOC: “CHARGI-
L m SiEBE or IiFEKiNB
.7 and Mlttach is "he"
. MIDI late I General
m, January d—Thongh nothing
in permitted to pass the censor.
transpires to confirm the be-
an Important move on the Tu-
vor is imminent. The continual
t kept up on the Boer en-
tn and numerous reconnais-
. nre apparently connected with a
purpose. There are some
that the British plan Oi
includes an important move-
;I‘h Weenan.
,m Baden-Powell's defeat in the
w wt Hatching raises serious doubt
‘ablllty to hold out much longer.
. however. comes a report that
wPlumer reported at Mochudi.
..!‘ort Tull. about January 1. with
Walsh relief force As Colonel
film had at his disposal about. moo
wt! the news is correct he ought to
' " ' to raise the siege of Matching.
inconclusive fighting around
_ ' rg was renewed this morning.
Much artillery opening to the
2 of the town. The despatches
W that the attack is developing
. mgensral engagement.
taco-tab from Cape Town says it
m there that General French
occupied Colesberg
m from Belmont say that two
, ~ of Canadians. despatched
1 m the return of Colonel chher' 8
occupied a pass. six miles out,
. any attempt of the Boers to
at $0 force.
mt! from Cape Town rela-
dhe release of the steamer Mash-
..huying I. quantity of American
Mord. says the case arouses
, than that of the Bundea-
S which. it is claimed, has been
’ for a year as a carrier or war
i to the Transvaal.
. Sir Charles Howard Vincent
more have not permitted him to
‘ ~ the London volunteers the
ladetermined to give his un-
fi‘firflces at the sect of war.
1w January s—According to a
W ' ih fill?” “f“ c?“-
) I u ng a ral roa ar~
' Boer position at Magerafon-
e
nary 6. 7: 30 a. m.——Advic-
. a province of Palm
.6» .» that Captain Conhauser.
2 éonpanles of the Twenty-
. captured the lounge!"
Commanche. on Mount Ara»
‘ a were wounded but
It. is not known Three
tithe Ninth and two of the
= t. “whom the insur—
, ‘ M. were Ihot and
» Three of them are
other two are recovering
gt}.- set are to the bar-
m .. " G—Oflcisl con~
lrom Manila at
American prisoners
‘Mheld in the hands of the
. ,‘mtha. and there
7 ‘ httbat “Internal
L I Imtown. in among
fishers: Otis“ despstch
January 6. 1900.
now enraite from Vl-
. Fighting “and cuter-am i
tron Admiral Wat~'
"l! d “ll of them.
3 Wall street. 10:10 a. nL—The re-
:aumptioh ct selling for foreign accounts
caused lease in the principal inter-
‘national stocks. ranging from halt to
fiover I point. The general llat declin-
‘ed in sympathy Sugar receding over a
point. Federal Steel rose almost as
much.
Wall street. 11 a. m -——In some stocks
the opening losses were made up. par-
ticularly in the active specialties and
trunk lines. Renewed pressure then do.
vcioped in Sugar. which dropped it two
points The market generally tell
again below the opening low level the
leading specialties. the Coslers. the
Grangers and internationals showing
losses on an average of a point.
Wall street, noon—The‘markct set
about a recovery in the specialties and
carried prices downward soon after-
ward. Sugar and Tobacco declined to
about three points below last night.
and Minneapolis. St Paul a Saulte St.
Marie. 1%. pending the appearance of
the bank statement. Upon its publica-
tion prices moved upward on a (air
volume of business but realising sales
were again encountered. These were
absorbed with confidence. The closing
was fairly active and firm. generally at
fractional losses.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of E. A.
Bohme, commission broker. 5 Masonic
Bsusilding. Wall street. city. Telephone
1 .
New You. January ii. ism
Open filth how Close
An cotton on. 34 no. a“ sex
Am. Itasl a Wire i7 173‘ my; 47
Am. sonar lt‘g On. 131); we; lat ism...
Am. m an max “834 loci; lost;
Montana 19x "3‘ 193.: is};
Atom-on. PM 1% ”1's m not
mm Rabid 1'. 734 73 715‘ a
cam southern. :0 so ax ox
Central cl lit. .1. 115 lib
a Ohio. 31 . 3156 m an;
M3 .0. 188‘ mu lit“ mix
0. I. out. Pool. um um 1115‘ um
MILO! 1M m 1063‘ my
Gov. an. 0. cat. I... 0M ‘0‘ II
Dal. d Hudson anal lld us in my
she-rat and. sex sex tux sax
Moral and. pron-'4 71 1d .18 73%
Gaunt Electric On. 1235‘ mm
Louisville a teamwo- tax 183‘ 733‘ tax
Norfolk a Western an 2! 235‘ 24
Roi-rot: a West. pill. 819‘ sex as; a!
mm m 935‘ ”an m 8
lo. tan. a m W 855‘ - mg
Ill-curl Pacino m 403‘ I‘m an;
Nation“ [and 06 5% SM 2591; 255‘
1'1.“ A no“. 18! 133K 189); l“
213.com a West El“ 213‘
mm . It M m I
lie. was. m a)“ mg a};
In. Mn. is“ 105‘ tax 1: 13
Pacific loll. - m m “X «I
We Gal. lot 106‘ l0 4‘
Phil. 0 Mag phi. 51 ml at” m
Bouillon nu. ma sax m as); as.
Southern Pacific. 8% an; m sex
than. Ocal a Iron. It!‘ “9‘ sex 8 ix
0’. 3. Leather 00. tax in 103‘ m;
I). B. hummus. re 15
mm “X “35 405‘ m
m Mle. m 76‘ 7M 74% 745.1
Wabash on! as; a“
W”. Union 88‘ I!" at 81
HAVE TOO MANY FRIENDS. ,
Canaan. Conn. January d—‘l‘he as-
sertion is made that because conduc-
tors. who have been running passenger
trains tor years on the Central New
d Railroad. are too miller.
Superintendent W. Martin is either
I or tnnalbrrlng ngthem to the
is: end or the road, in New York
a e.
Dudley Paine. who has been employ-
ed on this road for upward cc :0 yeara.
was ' discharged recently. He asked
Superintendent Martin: “Why am 1
di 2" and thelattar inlormed
him that he had too many
Frank Smith WM coed
. UG-
tor. has been from Coated-
dent Martians.» t”
whether-toaceeptthschance.
. mmnm
Berlin“!
catved
W _ ,
dent to New York. because Superinten‘ Utah
has many he
friends. (30de Smith is undecided nde
muhluchadnamask. dvediilerear
asylumchomslmatuc yards.
six diluent patterns
at 88c yard. Direct tram the m
specially for this sale: never clan-ed
tor less than 'lte yards baton.
Another line. choice of five patterns.
for 75¢ yard
Choice of three patterns. 85c yard.
Choice of tour patterns. 89c yard.
Choice of six patterns. 80c yard.
Choice at four patterns. 81.00 yard.
A tptal cl forty diilarent patterns in
Full Bleached Damaak tor choosing ‘Ii
lees than $1. 00 a yard.
Unbleached.
Special values at 88. 30. 50, 69. 75c.
$1.00 and $1.35 a yard.
Wash Goods Section-
200 Remnants. Challis and Bllhlne
for like a yard—were 6% and 10c yard
28 pieces Outing Flannel. light col-
ors. now Be yard.
1000 yards Heavy Outing Flannel
remnants—3 to l: yda. —tor “do yard
25 pieces yard-wide Percales. light
nOW’C“ c yard.
2000 yards Seersucker Gingham. rem-
nants. now 6% c yard.
500 ards Turkey rod Outing Flannel
with lack admins—always 10c yd.--
now Buoy”
50 piecco y“double told Plalda. now 8(
yard
1000 yards Light Sateen. tor comfor-
tables—always 12% and 5cyard—now
only So yard.
ThI'D. M. READ CO.
was-d is”. '
W”. w.
W
We invite attention to our
exhibitor
Hoiidau 'l- Goods !
con-laungol'
Cut Glass.
Sterling Silver.
Toilet ArticleS.
Manicure Sets. etc.
Wotalao have a the mat ol
‘ PERFUMES
in busy bone-.1
and manycthcdatntyand usual -
giflaibrthcaeaaon.
R. H. PLAISTED.
d3- WIIhlngton Street.
South Norwalk.
I
ROBERTS RESUMES HIS ARGU-
KENT.
Washington. Jam P—When the
Roberts cornmlttee resumed its session
today Mr. Roberts went- on with his
argument begun yesterday. He review-
ed the action of the constitutional con~
ventica ct Utah. urging that this car-
ried out the requiremente of Congress
tor the admission at Utah as a state
namely. that minimum marriages
should no longer be contracted In par
wasnorenuiumenthyCongreasoi-‘ln
men
the
vlou‘aiy conflicted matrimonial ombu-
clatlona should be interrupted,
Roberta Iaid huh had that tthe
ladies lnvol‘vetlin tats attention or plu-
NotacsntprodttouI—allgivento-
. lady, 50 cents.
"_- 1
-
tlcular. ll!- Roberts contended. there:
tntional convention that pop. 3
in the course of hla meat. llr.
beet-red
' wcdncflty Evening.
* January so. 2
Grand orchestra ot u please tor 0on-
csrt and Dancing.
new two-hour Mort by
the best local and out-ot-town aololatn
undated by the full orchestra of the
Hosted union .
Dancing to follow the concert.
mamas-5W and
,2“ .
Cousin octet-.15 mu.
1: 1w
Now HIVOH\
Thursdaydan 11
"At 3.30 P. M.
T distill PIllllSl
RADER-
E ESKI
turgid on Recital.
Seats can be ordered by
Mail or Phone lib—3.
Prices: $250 $2,311“)
Gnu usquum
BALL
GIVEN BY THE
GlRIllill nudism
' AT GKRNANXA HALL.
Mondoy Eventing
Juno 2%. 1900.
um.- by Llnxweiler’a Full Orchestra.
,
“a.
tobsglven: lldlortbehsatocatunb
ed couple: :5 (or the beat lady‘s coa-
tume; 35 for the'moatcotnlcol costume.
ADMISBXON. 50c A PERSON.
Fifie
HYPERION A
C9niect1°ns ~
.fiscecial sales. which have only the price to
recommend them: but regular goods which.
weshowtheyearround. The
goods can be bought today
Of Special Inter-
” est To All.
A part of my store has been parti-
tioned on‘ and will he used exclusively
for Optical Work. Being a graduate
optician with ”teen years“ experience.
so: thoroughly competent to correct
defective vision; that i give perfect
satiitwllon is testified by all who have
ever patronlled
HOMER B. How
80 Washington street.
,WE ARE MAKING
SPECIAL EFFORTS
in our i 7
Work Department.
to please the public.
DIAMOND SETTING.
JEWELRY REPAIRING.
ENGRAVING. '-
,F‘INE CLOCK AND
WATCH REPAIRING
If you want your watch to
keep GOOD TIME have
it repaired by
CHAS. H. DlLWQRTl-l.
with
1;. JACKSON.
Jude. , _ ~
NORWALK. CONN.
OleeolthencardchIter r-w
m :3; City of Norwalk.
give mantles that owing to the continued
cold weather. we are obliged to "turn
on" supply at water. tram
"aroma“ reservoir. and having the
water direct.
this kind of goods has advanced the last few
months. but we are still Selling at the old
prices. which is much less than idferior
All the Newest Designs in Drapem. Poles and Brass Rods,
Table and Couch Covers. ‘ ' ‘
Pancreafromsmtogso perm
”Madras. 50 in. wide to} draperies. 506‘
c. .
Tapestry and Velouga. for Upholstery. (-5:
to Si. 25.
Smyrna Rhg‘s m an Sizes. Jap Rugs' ill all
sizes. For Rugs ill a variety of kinds and
patterns. Art Squares and Dmggets. Cos,
con and Rubber Mats.
a9?
prices on all
i .
TRISTRAM s- HYgAugTT.
Commissioners hereby
m meats bought.
HE NEW STORE!
or: West Washington Street.
...Grand.. ,
MarkedDownSale
I.
OF- 9;,"
Jackets,
Capesyi . 6;;5,
Furs...
Suits,
Skirts.
on the much. but get it todaii. .
All necessam alterations free on car
f
Norwalk Chronicler