.5... , W" HEAVY UM is Tahoe and Retal- sl Three lines by the ' British. ._ (bran and horn snows br ‘le’mhttbflwm m. 6: 25 p. m.. January 8—A :3” inc urrent in the city that Gen- ‘ Boiler has crossed the Tugela ri- gcaptnred twelve guns and is now W on Ladynrnith. ‘ won. January suit was not until ‘3 fiddle of the alternoon that there DU an olefin! confirmation forthcom- W Frere camp rumors of Genere fl ’s success at Lsdysmith. But ‘ I:40 p. on, the war oilice relieved the n of the waiting crowds ' mtg the following despatch from Camp. Natal. January 8—The Matron wmu dated2p. 11).. attack was commenced on my pm hilt was chiefly against Cesser’ s and Wagon Hill The enemy was and pushed the at- v with the greats“ courage and. Some of our entrenchments , Hill were three times taken enemy and retolren by us. The “tinned until 7: 30. One point was occupied by the whole day. but at dusk. in rainstorm. they were out of this position at the point “mud. in a most gallant mon- h: Devons. led by Colonel Goldie] Ian Hamilton command- Wm Hill and rendered valu- m The troops have had a m time and have behaved ex~ ' I . They are slated at the ser- they have rendered the queen my wnarepulsed. everywhere when” loss. exceeding greatly fl ml! line. which will be report- mas asthe lists are completed. tar as nown. General Buller‘s \ . against Colenso had lit- w. In spite of the heavy artil- Ira the Boers did not reply. and of the shelling reported caused a hundred Boers and to stampede from the camp and Grohlers—Klooi. in has now joined the dens with the - 4 from Rensherg say seven thirty men of the Suflollrs .. , .filflm at that about fifty were . Fre’nch s announce- , is fact In that the Sn!- themselves and their and leaviu a few of to ill! the Pretoria jails. ' linnEday. January 1. by in Frans Camp. Saturday Jan- eonvoys. wiw actively patrolling thd wasscd their forces stores. ‘well under cover and en. but a majority nu between Boiler and mind that wintsr' is mhut beginning. and ; 1s before you. scams occurrss amen. 1 Bosnia Knasa the nun- Bead. Manila. January 8. Cab—General” Sclxwan's column, advancing ' to the scum. occupied Binang. One Amer- ican was killed and three wounded. Nine of the enemy's men were found on the field after the fight. A number of rub-e were captured and several prison- :ers were taken. 'nhnson. s dessrter from the Slain United States infantry. was found sin- ong the lnsurgent‘s dead. m roan eroca “WWI. Wall street. 10:10 a. m.—Prlecs went down easily at the opening of the Stock Exchange tOday. in sympathy with the great weakness in London. l-‘irst prices close. as a rule. losses of 2 to 8 points were shown by New York Central. Ten‘ nessee Coal, Metropolitan and Ameri~ can Tobacco. Prices hardened slightly after the opening. Wall street. 11 a. m.—-—The rally was short lived. as the arbitrage houses sold heavily. driving the internationals down to a parity with the London mar- ket. Some of the specialties dropped lower than the opening level. Toward 11 o‘clock the market became rather dull and there were fractional gains all around. Wall street. noon—The local market rallied a point or so in many stocks in sympathy with London on the reported repulse ol the Boers at ladysmith. Business was heavy. Wall street. 1 p. m.-—The market was dull and heavy in tone. Sugar and To baceo dropping back a point. New Jersey Central was bid up 8% on the increase in the dividend rate without any oderings. Wall street. 2 p. m.—Prices rose un- der the leadership 0! Sugar and Brook lyn Transit. The cessation of foreign arbitrage selling from London permit- ted some hardening of prices in the in— ternatiousl list. The trading was senil- stagnant. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over private wire of I. A. Bobme. commission broker. 5 Masonic Building, Wall street. city. Telephone 153. new York. January e. um. cuss-l mafia-twin Normlhn Western Roma West. pm. main-Hid madam-us Ill-our! Pacino 83.0.. a Hudson. N.Y.Oalnrlo n Wat 13K DEATH DUE TO BTARVATION. j Greenwich. Conn. January Hahn .Lyona. used sixty-clam yous. hr may mimmdaswuues—m ‘ sis diilsrent patterns to ranged 1 to 1% lower than Saturdsy's . ‘ tuallywu now swam CS: 87.50 onesforflfifir ”ones for 3780. ~ Special Linen Sale Full bleached Damask. iivs diflsrent stylestoehooas’lrom at50e yards. Not a cent pront to ur—all given to the buyer. ' Choice or four pattsmat no yard. minedtbmpattematucysrd. Mexicali! value. full '10 inches very heavy-—. select trust- wid‘s. full hluchcd and at the yard. Direct front the notary specially for this sale: never 0 tar less than to: yards below. Another line. choice of live patterns, for We yard. Choice of three patterns. the yard Choice of tour patterns. 89%: yard. Choice or six patterns. 880 yard. Choice ol tour patterns. :1. 00 yard. A total of forty different patterns in Full Bleached Damask tor choosing less than $1.00 a yard. Unbleached. Special values "at :8. 80. 50. 89. 15¢. 01.00 and 01.85 a yard. Wash Goods Booties. 200 Remnants, Challis and whine. (or also a yard—wore 6% and tile yard. 25 pieces Outing Flannel, light on!- ors. now be yard. 1000 yards Heavy Outing flannel. remnants—C to 18 yam—tor sue yard :5 pieces yard-wide Percalcs. light now Cid e yard. 2000 yards Seersucker Gingham. reru- onnts. now 83‘, c yn.rd ' 500 ysrds Turkey y‘rcd Outing Flannel with black figures—always 10c yd.— now can yard 50 pieces double told Plaida. now be ya.rd y‘1000 yards Light Sateen. for comfor- tnbies—always 12% and 15c yard—now only do yard. Tu..D.M.READoo. Established I857. summons. coal. DR. M’GLYNN DEAD. Famous Newburg Rector Expired a. Bis Home Yesterday. Nswburg. N. Y.. January a—ThI Rev. Dr. Edward llcOlynn. rector I): St. lary’s Church. died at the rector: at 5:20 yesterday afternoon. alter or illness or about seven weeks. Death was due to heart failure superinduccd by Bright‘s disease. A minor surgical operation was per formed on Dr. licGlynn Saturday night by Dr. Charles E. Townsend. tor mending physician. and Dr. Andres V. Jove. but this did not afoot the pa- 1tiienélor contribute materially be his so During the night Dr. llciliynn hat. sever-ad sinking spells. and the physio inns wereeallsd early tnhishsdsidI where they remained 3'uuti! he died. STAIF'ORD BOY SHOT 818 SISTER Stantord, JanuaryO—Ths thirtiasn- 11)! year-old daughter of George H. Wood. Maple avenue. was shot der peculiar circu rday no- and it It yet a matter of conjecture as to wheth- eror not the accident will prove total. AthurWood,anltesnyearnliboy mmwithonmm wasnotlosdsd “as v returned he continued revoivsrasdpointlngitsthlaalstsr. * pulled the W. the girl near me heart. w r , Wednesday Evening. .Jnngsnry no omumhmcrsspiecesroroun. csrtandbascing. An excellent mm Concert by the best local and out-ohm anioiws. assisted by the toll orchestra or the Musical Union. Dancing to follow the concert. Tickets. admitting gentleman and windy 50 cents. Concert tickets. IS cents. :8 1w ""° HYPERION Now Hove-s, , .. :Thursdayiaui ‘ as afao ...... E dill ‘Puus'r fine Recital. ‘ Seats ,ooéflbe ordered by Mail or Phone 605-3. . s . In addition to the WMMIHIII“ ii. n13. GERNAXIA HALL under the Wits." of L-inxweiier's pr- No.33: . C I! K E W l L K, V ORITOALL. There will be four grand prises giv- so. let a Ive. dollar gold piece; in. sell opening Silk Umbrella; 8d. ans large cake: the fourth will be undone. edsltsr the Cake Walk in the ball roost. The prises will be exhibited in T. J. Reaper's window. 3 So. Main we ~ w we ébow the year me. this land of goods has sdvmced the last few , mantis. but-2 we are still selling at the old D‘flces. WEicb is much less iban inferior Prices: I $50. 32'. $1.50 goods can be bought today 21.»; Of special Inter-'- est To All. Apartofinystorehasboenparti- tinned oil and will he used exclusively for Optical Work. 2. Being a graduate Optician with fifteen years‘ experience. niiythorongh competent to correct detective video that I give perfect aatlstactidn u Gained by all who have ever patronissd rue. HOME-R B. HOYT. ”Washingtonstreet. WE ARE MAKING SPECIAL EFFORTS ‘ f in our Work "Department: to please the public. DIAMONEM SETTING. JEWELRY REPAIRING. ‘ ENGRAVING. _ FINE CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING. If you want your watch to keep GOOD TIME have it repaired by CHAS. H. DILWORTH. with L. JACKSON, NORWALK. ”CONN. Fine . . Confections Ghlotto s 553 WALL STREET “ new uc The prices on all- 1ka SOmwrdefordrspmes. SCI: :' ’ Tapestry and Velour: for Upholstery. 45: to $1.25 Smyrna Rugs m all sacs: lap RugS‘ ill all sizes. Fur Rugsinsvafietyof kinds and patterns. Art Squares and Druggets. (304 , cloa and Rubber Mats. i f All the Newéél I Designs in' Drdperu; Poles and Brass Rods, Tobie and Couch Covers. Tmsrnsm' s. HYATT. ‘H. ‘Krieger' 8: Co. The Leading Cash for Credit Store infihe Norwalk‘s. 2 Ammo‘m‘ “m“ Eiembodué Our Great Clearing-out Sale of Cleats; Furs and all Wilbur Goods is ‘ now going on. We have three months of cold winter weather below us. and we will furnish you and your children with good warnr Winter Clothes. on our easy weekly m system of é $1 Down. $1Weeklll. Uni; fold CLOAKS ' Beaver Jackets. former price 86.00 . .................. . . . . . KerseyJacketnfonnerprieemoo ....... - Xersey Jackets. term prihe are.“ ................... ‘z. now sass Kerney Jschets. fomer price 813.00 .............................. now M Hersey Jackets, lomer prles 815M.» ............................ now snare MILLINERY We have a few handsome link flats on hand, W are ray pops- lar at present and are worth $10.09 and 818.00. Our closing not price 88.” and ”-98. ...-....e Electrlcmflolhmmpflaflfl ... ------ .c-Hs.-s.c\daxaa--.. ElectricsanlCollamromorpriesitw ........... ... ............ no. SableOollars with tails. former price 31.08 ...........§............,now Imitationcoiluswithtsihmpruefiw “2"”. . fissiStnnellartlnBoaswithtniEforner-prieemfl ...“ ..... scrum MiStonclartinBcaawithtallatoruei-prieemm ...... .....nowm Alldwrmghwcdimwlthmuhrednoedumd tbelnrasa‘ssllingprics. Wehsvcsnwanydllcrentomlltiestbstitb HUFFS _ possible to enumerate all. Blentrlcfisal nusmu.ss............. ............... .......... BicetrioSeallluils. $1.50 ....... .. ................... . ......... Electric Murals. $3.50 ............... .Q.........’.~......... ElectrloSsallufls. “.50"; ....... . ..... ....... . Kink lions. 83.50 .... Sable Hula, 00.80 ............. . ..... .............-..... watt m UNTRIMMED FELTS. wimsmsmmummmmmaaua‘ Macadamworthdoubicthem "
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