racism
'hair‘ in mind that winter re but bemnnmc. and ‘7
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ort
PRISE BRITISH
Warrant For the Exhulta-
zillion Followed Gener-
ei White’s Victory.
BilllEIi'S Slll’lllEllESS
. : VBflIlEllIl-Ill lll’flll
m to Press ”his Lite-rt ta
arm-ac at Tania liver an
non-noble M—utiic
(he-e at casters.
Woo. January 9—b‘nrther news of
White‘s victory is anxiously
a it is generally realised to~
that there was little warrant for
exaltItion which. perhaps. natu-
Moved the announcement of his
7 o! the Boers. when the country
Med itself to hear the worst.
‘ remukahle revolution in Boer
.. has been another surprise to the
who had not reckoned on the
unison at Ladysmith being
-> to such a courageous assault
311 is realised that General White' 1;
cannot be expected to prolong
, a defence. in some quarters it
Mend an unaccduntable fact
General B ler did not press his
to eflec apassage of the Tu-
»: while the Boers Were engag
wards, and the comment on
mat supineue~s are not compli—
7~ the Beer headquarters it is re~
that General Buller is construct-
enbaidiary railroad from the
line to Colenso. weatwardly. in
'Won of Potgieter's drift.
, from the Modder river say
Soon continue to extend their
and it is estimated that 30.000
are required to delend them
prisoners captured by the Can-
. and Queenslanders at Sunny-
«0 coin: to Cape Town for trial
The Canadians expressed
lndination on learning that
were were British subjects
Colonial troops continue to earn
raise on all sides. the latest cx~
of their eifective work being
in the despatrh in the Lou—
dated January 6, from the
" ., River. cabled to the Associated
M night, which said that the
teen Belmont showed that the
and Queenslanders had been
i 'in ”that vicinity that the
, n compelled to desert a
the Orange Free State ter-
VJ.
. .. is apparent at Coles-
. French reported to the
. Sunday morning. January
had reconnoitsred with a
» V the Household Cavalry on
loan dank. two miles from
‘ and drew a considerable
the Bombers who. being an-
. r communications with
Flthdrew.
, of the Suifolks. near
onel Watson and Lien—
and White and
m Wood-lama and But—
19?”; wounded. twenty-
tnrfiier reporta that
the other regiments to
twelve men killed and
recalled.
has telegraphed her con-
thanks to General
a edint-lna Great
I”.
449 t
governor oi laminae! wa‘a anon: her
passengers. The Britiah naval author-
ities have adored him a ship to con-
vey him to Delano Bay. The steamer
Buodcarath la dieeharxina
London. Jan. O—lt ll announced in
a special deapatch from Am . to-
day. that an uncredited rumor is cur-
rent there that a britiah cruiser has
tired upon the Dutch cruiser Friealand.
near Delaaoa hay. and that a Dutch ot-
dcer was killed.
DDLAGOA BAY 831301138.
London. January 9—There is acme
ireason to believe that the United States
and German embassies are trying to
can a common basis on which they
can emoperate in pressing their rea-
pective demands against Great Britain
for the Delaxoa Bay aelaurea A high
odidal of the German embasey had a
long conference today at the Ameri~
can embassy and the diplomats are be—
lieved to have discussed the steps each
country has already taken and the beat
future of procedure.
NEW roar arocx EXCHANGE.
\Vall street. 10:10 a. m.—The haul-
ness in the London market was only
slightly reflected in a few of the inter-
national stocks. The majority of stocks
mm ed upwards. Changes were restrict-
ed to small fractions in all cases. The
trading was dull and listless.
Wail street it a. m.~—-Some o! the
leading specialties were marked up
sharply. Sugar and Brooklyn Transit
rising above two points and a halt doa-
en others a point New Jersey Cen-
tral gained three points and the rail-
roads generally a fraction. A recession
in prices caused a falling oil in otter-
ings and bids had to be advanced again
to secure required stocks. Trading was
almost inanimate.
Wall street. noon-*Excem. in isolated
instances the general tendency during
the second hour was slogxiahly down~
ward. New York Air Brake Jumped
ten enema" to 13751119 bond mar-
ket was easier in tone. but almost life-
less.
Wail street. 1 p m.——The buying was
almost suspended and even the light
sold at concessions. The specialties
were most aifected. but declines in a
number of railroads were more than a
point from the best.
Wall street. 2 p. m.-——The pressure
against the market became more acute
late in the day and Sugar. American
Tobacco and Continental Tobacco were
forced several points. Standard issues.
particularly the (haulers. Louisville
New York Central and Union Pacific
also yielded steadily.
TOD AY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of E. A.
Bohnie. commiaaion broker. 5 Masonic
ladlal‘dm" Wall street, city. Telephone
new you. January). man
“I law 1“
fix I. ll Q
is! it!“ 1819‘ la
Ill W
tax on .
75%
“MAW“.
“MEIR
“lob-cacao
glii‘ili’“ iii? Slim: mi?" i
offerings on the market could only be ‘
Lona“ Cloth.
8009 yda. line goods made expreaaly
(or mice underwear. There an tour
grades. 1: yards in a piecea. which will
be onered at old~tiiae prices. attai-
lows:
tat trade. Inge yids-01.85 pc.
all trade. 15c Vila-61.50 no
so grade the ’63—'13; pc.
4th trade. 85c yd.-—88.50 pc.
Wash Coeds Section.
items that have been readjusted for
the second week of the January ac-
tivity.
to pieces Turkey Red Outta: Flannel.
always 10c yard, now She yard. ,
40 pieces Aurora Silk. suitable tor
underahlrtr—eitirt lining—always 151:
yard. now So yard.
25 pieces Percale. in “chi and dark
colorinza. beet itfie quality (or he yo.
800 remnants popular Web Cam-
bric—il to 9 yds. in the piece—always
15(- yard. now be yard.
Taffeta
Silk Petticoats.
Three lots in plain colors. and
changeable. that have been divided in
to three distinct bargains.
Lot No. i——were 85.00 and $00. now
83. 75 ‘
but No 8—werc to. 50 and 37. 50. now
$4. 75.
Lot No. Suwere $12.50 and £15.00.
now $7.50.
plaid and stripe taifetaa.
The D. M.READ 00.
WW 1851.
W. near.
I
we invite muo- to our
uhihltof
Holidaui Goods!
We!
Cut GlaSS.
Sterling Silver,
Toilet Articles.
Manicure Sets, etc.
We also lave a one assortment of
PERFUMES
inhacyboua.
and manyouierdalntyand usual
timbrtheacaaon.
R. H. PLAISTED. l
ll WWW
Booth Hm.
I
Amend-cc lean fie dealer
1—5
1
Wimbledon. January Ha anticipa 'y
tion of the speech on the Philippine
Question by 11:. Bavarian. the junior;
mammmlndiaamthaaauaflaam
Lot No. 3 is made up altogether of .
. ‘ ’ reeds we:
m‘-areneitllesiyiesshowu mosthouseSat
' p‘expreasly for
. _. ieoo.
CONCERT AND BALL
St. Jooeph’o T. I. B.
Bounty.
music BALL.
Vedas-day ivening.
Jonuory no
Grand Mom of :5 pieces tor Cop-
cert and Dancing.
An excellent two-hour Concert by
the best local and out-ot-town soloists;
anointed by the full orcheatra o! the
Musical Union.
Dancing to follow the concert.
Tickets. admitting gentleman and
lady. 50 eenta.
‘ Concert tickets. 35 cents.
-..: a
HYPERION
flout-lover»
Thursdty Jan 11
At who P. M.
3 our mm
181'
Will, ‘ (live 0110 Recital.
Seats can be ordered by
Mail or ‘I’hone SIB-3.
mm: $2360. 5.3.31.5»
W IID lllln. “Iii!“ it.
u .
GERIARIA‘ BALI.
underthe auapiceaotUaxweileraOrc
..eheatra. therewiiibea
GAXEWaLK.
goods can he bought today
.—
. 1‘
Of Special Inter-
est To All.
A part of my store has been parti-
tioned off and will he used exclusively
for Optical Work. Being a. graduate
optician with fifteen yean‘ experience.
an thoroughly competent to correct
defective vision; that i ve perfect
satisfaction is teatiiled by l who have
ever patroniaed me.
HOMER B. HOYT
soWaahinstooatreet.
WE ARE‘ MAKING:
SPECIAL EFFORTS
in our >
Work Department
to please the public.
DIAMOND SETTING.
JEWELRY REPAIRING.
ENGRAVING.
FINE CLOCK AND
WATCH REPAIRING.
If you want your watch to
keep GOOD TIME have
it repaired by
cl-lAS. H. DILWOR'I‘H.
' with
I... JACKSON.
m.
- NORWALK. CONN.
Fine
Confectioiis
Ghiotto s
53 WALL STREET
NORWALK. __
A‘T‘
dais advanced the last lew
months, but we are still selling at the old
prices. which is much less than inferior ‘
Pomemfrcm “Show.“ per pair
Madras; 50 in. wide for draperies. 50C“
' 75c ‘
Tapestry and Velours', for Upholstery. 45;
to “.25.
Smyrna Rugs' in all sizes. Jap Rugs iiiail
sizes. For Rugs in a variety of loads
patterns. Art Squares and Druggets. Cor
con and Rubber Mats.
All the Newest DeSIans ill Draperu. Poles and Brass Rods.
Table and Couch Covers.
TRISTRAM s- HYATT.
H. Krieger‘lu Co.
The Leading Cash Or Credit Store
in the Norwalks.
Accounts Opened with Evembodu.
Our Great Clearing-out Sale 01 Clean. Furs and all Winter Good: is.
nowaoiagoa. Wehavetbreemoothsoteoldwietu'} maid
we will furnish you and your children with good warm Winter Gothea. on
our easy weekly payment system of
$1 Down. $1Weeklu. Until Paid
CLOAKS
BeaverJacketa. formerpriceubo.....‘ .............. ' ....... ‘ . ..
XemyJachew. tormerprioenoo .................. ........... new it...
Kersey Jackets. former price 318.00 .............................. now a.“
Kereey Jackets. former primal” .» ............ new”
Kersey Jackets. former price $151.00 ............................ now uses '
MILLINERY.
We have a few handsome Kink flats on head. these gate aurevery m
laratpreeentandareworthslimoud 812.00. Onrawoatpfioefiflaad
COLLARETTES
\
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. I
A}
Electric Seal Collars, former price a as.
ElectricSealCollamformerprtceuOO ....... 7 ..... _
Samecoumwuaummweenae ..... . ..... . ...... 3* ...... wages
Imitation Collars with um former anagram ’ new“
RealStonellartinDoaswitthormei-prieemw ........... manna
RealStoaellartinDoaswith tails. former-pricemho new“.
Allorourmga Pricedoollarewith mans ”swimmer
themmeracliinxpriee. Wchanmmmmmnhb
MUFFS.
mectucseniuue-Jus ...................................... wo
ElectricSeainnfla. use ..............
Electficfiealluls.“ ‘ ’ ‘ ' .
Electricfiealllnum ....
mum ease ..... ...g _
crucibles. $.50 ........ ..: "
UNTRIMHED FELTS.
Mini: Wool Felt: ........ ......... ......... .......;..............
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