mind that winter is butbegmninc‘ ainSt tiedhbei ll til. Chills of tendon, Will phhinhle to was a rumor current in the ‘ . u, the Tngela river. but could be obtained in corrobo- the report January 11. 2:10 p. m—Even .. nt oi the arrival of Kardhel Lord Roberts and Gen~ 3 1M Kitchener at Cape Town has to stem the growing impatience country at the prolonged lose. the main British camps and absence of news giving an insight into tile local situa» The public and press being un- f'form any just judgment as to position at ailsirs. stories ‘3’ rife that. inaction is enforced on Stiller owing to the exhaustion men of ammunition. and are men wild rumors of a shell But not much in:- attaohed to these ru- _ with the landing of General and Kitchener aa’ prompt re- he made to the original plan fly. a great central ham . on Bloemfontein. But the dipsflent of the enthusiasts ad- ; ' General Roberts will he un-‘ self. The bottle was sealed and could move before the end of the ‘. to the time 01' illing this des- ao news of any importance has ‘ flee v a from South Afri-. T 0? tod y ‘the aid of a fork which he took from . the breakfast table. broke the seal and “dais of the War Once here one report published in the United w that General Methucn has been : ‘gave it .to and Mr. Cornish went back to his Karquea. January llw—Sever- ereyou. lhrsesalll’lrchaselaflfl aort, 4&9 llllli illllil TflillTliESS STAN“ She Stiles is the Ioiinasx Trial What Occursd entire Day of liar lethsr‘ a Death. New York. January ll-‘l‘he Moli- liam A. Maguire. formerly a stenog~ rapher in the employ 0! Weeks 1 Eat Tile. on the stand. Krs. Rogers. the ldsughter of hire. Kate J Adams. was iafterwnrds called to the witness stand. Mr. Maguire said he had taken short- hand notes of a conversation in August. 1899. between Detective McCsiterty and Mr. Weeks. of counsel for the defence. He did not have these notes now and could not produce them. Mrs. Florence Rotors was then call- ed. ‘She said she was married fourteen years ago and had lived with her moo ther- practically ever since her mar- riage until her mother‘s death. Asked to state what occurred on the day of her mother's death. Krs. Rogers said: “1 row at the usual time and on go. log out of my bedroom found my mo— ther suitering from a headache. She asked Inc if I knew anything that would ease the pain. and I said “No." Then i thought of the hromo seltaer which Mr Cornish had. I went to the door or his room and asked him if he would not let me have some'ior my mother. He gave me the bottle. and my intention was to fix it for her my- not he opened without the aid of h corkscrew. We then went to Mr. Cor- nish and told him we could not open it. He‘camo out of his room and. with pulled the' cork. He then measured out a dose of the bromo seltaer and poured it i o a glass of water and v mother. She drank it one who were on their way f room Boers have been intercept~ - ihd‘n-ouuer police Nobody. in will be allowed pass the Wont a permit f m the gov- "A moment later my mother was tak- en violently ill and almost tainted. i called for Mr. Cornish and he came out. i tried to lift her, and Kr. Cornish help- ed me. We carried her into the other room. I tried everything I knew for BAY OF STATE GRANGE. ignorant: in a faint. 1 used smelling .anuary ll—The order for . day of the State Grange meet~ mAuditorium. today. was the or occurs. and only three had ,. at 12: 30. The tellers were "Kills. of Milford. and M”‘ F‘ 3 had vomited so much that there was of Furmington Burton C. . oi Torrington was elected .mr. succeeding Stephen 0. ‘I C. Fsuton. of Weston, over- Frank S. Hfipson. of Strat- succeeding all-s. Details Soothington. The 0 c~ thia’ai‘ternoon by ot lingered. R. L. Island State Grange. *— ELECTION CASE AR- JG 1: The . anuary —- con- case of Walter Evans ” (or the Filth ct of Kentudky. Morefiouse e10!- No. 1. The contention is that hundreds or 1‘“ induced to remain away room improper represents- , tin: sure. we." to and ammonia. “We called in Dr. Hitchcock and he gave her an injection. A hypodermic syringe was used. I think. There was something said about using a stomach pump. but Dr. Hitchcock said that she nothing on her stomach. “Dr. Hitchcock said that he would like to have another physician called in we calledm' .mCom ‘Atter he came Dr. Ktcchcock called me out of the'v‘roon: and told me my mother was very sick. Dr. Como cams and leaked at. my mother and said he could 0 nothing for her. Alter that somebody placed a napkin over her race and I was told that she was dead.” “When did you first learn about this bottle of bromo seltser?" asked Mr. Osborne ‘Shortly after us Cornish received it. He told me about it"? . “.Do you know The Wol- der was placedw nCor’nlsh brought it home?" “Yes. on the dressing table in my “What did you do with the tumbler and spoon used when your mother drank the. Alleged mediclner' . . “fluid-away.“ ‘ “gay than later given to the po- Yfl‘." “Citrwas not disturbed in the mean—v «No II ‘ 0n.crns<esamiastion- Km. Engag- a bed mlfiw untreated and, price. lt'ethehsstttmswekeowst sea; andhsatlobtoptcktrout. « Long CIOEEI soon yds. so. goods m expressly 'i'or ales underwear There are tour grades. 13 yardsln a pieces. whichwill be sacred at onetime prices. as to} lows: 1st grade. like yap-fuss pc. 3d grade. 15¢ yd.—-$l.50_pc. 3d grade 30:: rile-$1.75 110-, :th grade. 36:: yd.--fl.so no. Wash Goods Section. items that have been Wasted tor theaecondweekoftheJanasryaes tlvity. as pieces Turkey Red Outing M aiwsys 10c yard. new site yard. , 40 pieces Aurora Silk. suitable for undershirts—sklrt lining—always 15c yard. now Be yard. 35 pieces Percale. in light and dark colorings. best use: quality for ac yo. 300 remnants popular French Cam- bricd to 9 yds. in the place-always 15c ysrd. new to yard. Taffeta Silk Petticoats. Three lots in plain colors. and commune. that have been divided in- to three distinct bargains. Lot No. l—were $6.00 and $8.00. new $3. 75. Lot No. 2—were $3.50 and $7.50. new 84. 75. Lot No. S—wers $13.50 and $15.00, new 37.50. Lot No. a is made up altogether of plaid and strips talcum TsoD.M.READCO. Established 1057. ~ . 00...! Sick Room Goods! invalid Cushions. Hot Water Bottles. Bandages. L‘ints. and all sorts of Hospital and Sick Room . Supplies. . R. n. PLTISTED’S'. Mahackcrno Block. ‘ 43 Washington Street. est To All. part .. mamas: lattice ‘ . MD836 KAI-L, Wednesday Evening. Ja to. ‘» Grand Orchestra ...: 35 pieces tor eon. cert and me. An eacdlent hour Dancer-t by the best local covet-town soloists. assisted by the gull orchestra oi the llusicai Union Dancing to tulowthe concert. . Ticket. adenine" Wax: and lady. “seats.- Gosoert tickets. 35 cents. . in addition to the 00MB? IIB BILL. IIITIIB! ill. GBRflABiA HALL under the anam- or mutilation 3 0r- .cheetra, there will be a c A K E W A L K. OPEN 'ro ALI... There will be but grand prises giv- en.1st a IvaJdoilar gold piece; to. self opening SikJmerella: 3d. line large oak: will be announc edarter e Cake Walk in the ball 'i'bsnrisssfiheeakibited inT. J. Wu window 3 So. Kain street. atterTuesdsyneas. 581w LecturL Course. Victorian Poets. Frederick nmh. Kenn. Sta! Lec— turer for the American Society tor the Extension oi Us varsity Teaching. will give a Course & turns upon the Vic— torian Poets. alternate Konday even- ings. beginni W 13th. Class at 4: 30: lecture tip. in. Franklin Schoo Hall. South Nwwalk. Tickets for amuse. includi www.mhsob- talned ate the principals of the Public Schools and at the Norwalk and South Nor-walk Libraries. :9 8t DRAMATIC READER. lapersesst3r and Vocalist. Bermoe Castello ~ . LOCKWOOD‘S HALL. Wednesday Evening. Jssuary nth, Under the Auspices o: the no. Congregational- Church. ”IIUOIQK ‘ ‘-’ ' so canva- 'i‘icigets at Glendenlngfis. ; .. Before you place your order for Printing of . any kind. consult . “ l3in goods can: be bOught' today. ”MOMMA!“ Wall street. 10:10 a. run-«The reduc« tion in the odioial discount rates ot the Bank. of England. thefink of France and the resulting strength in foreign markets was reflected at the opening here in sharp manual gains to:- all the railroads. The Industrial special— 1“ poring the demoraliaation in Sugar. which fell by rapid sages 3% on if- quldstlon of enormous blocks.\ The gains in the rest of the market held firmly without regard to the course of Sugar Wall street. 11 a. m.--The general market was unable to withstand the enormous liquidation in Sugar. which broke to 115. or within a traction ot the panic price of December. Sympa- thetic losses ensued in other specialtia. running from ‘i to 3%. with Metropoli- tan’ Street Railway leading. Railroads resisted stubbornly tor a time. but ev- entually ragged sharply in spots. The volume or dealings outside at Sugar was not large. and the sharp losses in 1 special properties was due to uncov- ering or stop loss orders. Wall street. noon—The market he- came almost lifeless and in the absence or oderings prices recovered all around. Renewed pressures developed when the rise reached a point in the specialties. Brooklyn Transit was forced down to 68 and Third Avenue lost 0* points IiMetropolitan Street .Railway was quot- ed at 166. as compared with 17396.net openins figure. Federal Steel. Tobac- co and People a Gas were sharply raid- ed and prices generally tellto our the low point. Bonds were quiet and Wall street. in p. ~Tobacco was driven down to “in and «Katmpo‘iitan fell nearly 8 points from the top. A rally 0! 2% in Sugar checked the bear raid and induced covering 0! shorts in the specialties Outside o! the few spore ulatire favorites among the industrisls. the market was unimportant and pri- ces oi railroads held about last night‘s _ level. Londgfianuary 11—01: in: street today were weak. owing o a rd- mor tron: Pariathat General Belle:- had met with another detest. . TODAY'S QUOTATlOKS. Reported ver'prlvatswirsetlA. .cemznhsioubroksr.5msonle Selma . Building, Wall street. city. The prices on all f goods hasadv‘auced the lastlew months. but we are still selling at the old prices. which is much less ‘fthfil’l interim- studies. 50 towniefor draperies. Slcaifl 1 Tapestry and Velours. for Upholstery. 45c to $1.25. . - " Smyrna Rugs in all sizes. Jap Rugs ill all sizes. FurRugsinavmciyuf kinds all patients. Art Squares and Druggets. Co- cos and Rubber Mats. All the Newest Designs in Drapem, Poles and Brass Rods,’ " Table and Good: Covers. Ir gr r’*iil¥“.ir§§§5:i TRISTRAM 8? HYATT. 3H. Krieger 6': Co. The Leading Cash or Credit Store ” in the Nerwalks. Accounts Opened with Everiibodu OurGreatClearisg-ontaaleotcnosu. Found an “manuals now going on. We have three months or cold winter weatic‘befo‘rs as. and we will furnish you and your children withmodwarlenterGlotheaen our easy weekly payment system 0! $1 Down. $1 Weekiu, Until Paid .CLOAKS. Beaver Jackets. former price 36.00 ................................ now “.00 Remy Jackets. former price $3.00 ...... ., .................... . . . , . .uow It.” Kersey Jackets. former muses . . . . . . :7. .............. . ....... new $5.00 Kersey Jackets. former price $13.00 ............................. now $3.00 KerseyJackets.formerpriee$lSil.00 ............... ............. mm MILLINERY We haveafewhandeomellink Katsonhand. mmw' is:- at present and are worth :10. no and 813.00. Our elesmg out price 35.33pm! “.38. COLLARETTES ElectricSealéoilaratorEerprieeaes 4.. ($2., of” .mp5: ElectricSealeouamiot-merpriceaoo ........... ....i.. x...'“.... now 8-50» SaueOdhrswlamurmprlceflfi. ........... .. ......... new” , Imitationceilarswith tails. former price “:00 ....... ..... ....... no!“ mmmmummmmmeo........ new” swammsmmommpmem. j........ meow” mamammmuumtshuubmmaawsd thehrmsrssiiéhgpfle‘e‘. Weasreuomnth Edutainm— pssmetoenemerata all; MUFFS: Electric Sealuials. 31.38 ...fi. worth” madam” ......... . ....... ....................:. worth” IllectrieSsaiKsls. $3.50 ..-. ......upnuu worth 3‘... Wfiatlals.“ ....1....’... . ..... _ mm “Um 88.50 ......... ........‘.‘..........._...";.......... M” Sable Hun 36.50 ..... . worth $33.33 UNTRIMMED FELTS hill-3W1»! Felts ........................... . ”......“ ......u...” at.
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