01.111111
in Complete ignorance
V'Wht'isiiisnpsning at ,
the Theatre of War.
lbw-rd W'slssieer s
W for 110 PHIL
Mm. Gaps Colony. January 13
km force of British troops ad—
W this morning. under cover of a
' artillery fire. and enosmped at
y ' ontein on the Boers eastern
The Boer patrols retired. but.
“may. a body or Boers attempt-
{C to seize the pofltion, threatenlnz
”nonunion between the British en-
merit and Rensberg. The New
inscribed
the playing of band music and cheer-
ing and the m0!
5891142."... mule
Save the Cu
The
eiord'nimr;
ore. is their state marobes. accompanied
xmrtm.
Staldhledtsieu Warn—Isles!
Miler-s, with a brilliant dash. frus-
trated the attempt. They raced and
“sailed the position first and fired vol—5
W at the enemy. who retired in the;
of Colesbera. 3
Won. January 18—An absolute
101! has been dropped over the occur-
” at the theatre of war and the
m is in complete ignorance of:
what is happening. Further news oi;
m1 Bullet": movements is waited5
was eager anxiety
~0- i
Maiden. January is—The London
"Bus today reports that on the teas-5
milling of parliament. January 80.5
3%. [overtime t will ask for a further
as! credit 0 H000 000 pounds.
London January 13—-Though many
m. scenes have marked the de-
’ of the British troops for thei
t. during recent months. today' a
m of patriotism on the occasion
ad jubilee. It is the first time in the
we of the movement that British
. . have been permitted to'
It by side with the regulars in
re. and the people turned
celebrate it. The crowds began £05
. the route before dawn and in—:
mnions that a de-5
his'yors Own
, 7-013. Every now and then a halt
. ,aadeinordertoreform the
t only to be again broken. as
1. cheering. living mass of
hick again and again broke
ll obstructions. The hand-
and embracing: were so ex-
that the original emu-mess of
. . . was speedily impaired.
halos torn. But the
We! to struggle to
pnouse. On the balcony of
lding the lord mayor. A. .i.
the lady mayor-ass. the coun-
aad others waited the arrival of
“based them ae-
. ing their way through the
. m assisted by male friends
-, by clinging women When
was daily reformed the lord
no make a speech. but
The din was sim-
he content to indicate his good
M smiles and gestures, while
been greeted him with cheers
their hats on Mr raised
‘nou
d the starting of the London Volun- had but 81. 50 in money.
M was quite unprecedented since5
, and she gave up herpefltion in the
in hundreds of thousands to fitting- 5
fed at various stages of the5 house
The ranks were broken and 5inion as her daughter and believes that
mil, at HM were almost lost'sne too is be ursued
. ofin the cheering. shouting. sink} in: p
. were utterly unable to stem 5
drained
' ""Auld lisdg
and, ,“God
sharin- and econcii‘
by many Eadie-Joe another special
train for Southampton to bid tar-swell
to the volunteers on heard them!!!
“new arrived soon
martin loin Issuer's party server.
saluted with ringing cheers from a
hmwemhfigeoathequaysu they
boarded the liner.
rwo sashes wears. *-
, h its lawns,
hiancheater. January thee-Clarence o.
Watkins- and Henry W. Barrows se-
lectmen 0! mm. have made an
investigation into the condition of
Mrs. Augusta Hahn and her daughter.
Bertha. 'whoiive in the upper tenement
in the house at the corner of Wood-
bridge and Starkwesther streets here.
and who have been acting peculiarly.
The seleetmen went to the house and
rapped on the storm door at the rear
of the house which they found locked.
They received no response from the in-
mates and after they had knocked on
the door several times decided to torce
an entrance. They unscrewed the
hinges of the storm door. broke a pane
of glass in the inner door and unlocked
thekdoor with the key which was .in the
or .
The house appeared to be uninhab-
ited but when they went into one of the
rooms they found both women dressed
and o bed. There was no tire in the
The women refused to get out
of- 0“bed and said that they were there
to keep warm. The selectmen were on-
dble to Ind any loci and the women
said that they had not had fire for new
oral days in the pantry was a small
quantity of potatoes. There was no
flour in the house and Mrs. Momtt said
that the last at it was used in thi-
morning to make griddle cakes. They
had done cooking with an oil stove.
The women were frightened when the
selectmen .ilrst entered but appeared to
be relieved ‘when they were informed
that the visitors were there to assist
them. Mrs. Iofltt told the selectmen
that they might go through the house
and see what was in it. The women
it took the seleetraen but a short
time to reach the conclusion that both
.women were demented. Bertha said.
that people who persecuted her in
Providence were persecuting her here
silk mill bemusc they followed her.
Later she worked in the tobacco ware-
Shouse of A. a S. Hartman and the peo-
pie pursued her but she said they Were
disguised when they visited the ware-
Mrs. Monti is of the same op-
The women would not get out ofhed
while the selectrnen were there. Wired
the selectmen went down town they
had coal. wood and provisions t to
the hence. Mr. Barrows made a second
visit to the place for the purpose of
lighting a fire. He found Hrs. Momtt
about. He built a lire in the store and
endeavored to console the woman. m1-
atives of the women have been notified
and unless they make some
meats for the care oi them. the ect-
men’ will take notion in a short hue
and will see thatths couple are not
neglected until the relatives come to a
decision in the case ,
,on; cmrnyrnc’ronr amen.
Large Force will hs.'i'hrown out of
Work hy'li‘lre in a Maine Town.
thinthiseity “abundances-lug
emanation. o‘s‘w mm
badly injured hr an explosion. kayo:
otthsshsckfiutwasnothurt.
on clots plants can
Hallowell Mains. January ia—rne
oil cloth mwnuwnaeracomm ‘
The W was lowered tor We
Wilderd: emu mum
uwssentsryhaahssaonsdae.
0000 yds. due goods made expressly
tar ales nnderwear.1‘here are tour".
grades. 13 yards in s pieces. which will
he oust-ad at old-time, prices. as, 00!:
lows:
let grade. 18160 10.41.05 pt
dd grade. 10: Mir-8130' ’6‘
8d grade the rile—$1.78 pd.
4th we. are rd «II-5° re
item that have?!“
tha‘ second week at tflwsngsgfi
tivlty ‘
25 pieces Turkey 1100 Outing flannel.
always 100 yard, m are yen-d. .
40m Aurora Silk. suitable .lor
endorphins—skirt lining—always w
yard. now So we.
xipiecuPercaie inligbtiadddrk
eoloringa. hast idific quality her: do ya
800 remnants popular French .-Cam
brie—3 to 0 yds. in the piece—always
15c yard now So yard.
Taffeta ,
Silk Petticoats
Three lots in plain colors. and
changeable, that have been divided in-
to three distinct bargains . ,
mud. home 0500 and 800.”
839th
Lot No. 2-wers 30. 50 and 87. 50 n8w
$4. 75.
Lot No. a-v-were 818.50 and 015.00.
now $7.80.
151.4,
plaid and stripe new
T1..D.M.READ00.
Established 1857. 7
Mr ”I.
Wash Goods section.
LotNo. dismade up altogetherof «Adan
Sick Room 9&1
invalid cushions.
Hot Water Bottles.
Bandages. Lints, and all
sorts/oi
Hospital and Sick Room
r» Supplies.
30307;;
turt-
Mahackerho Block.
43 WW Street.
late live dollar gold
self ensuing aux {flatten-c
edited-flew
Thi prises will be exhibited in T.
W‘s window
a......a......
Wednesday rm jsaesry 17th.
iibdsr the strapless at the
first lie-grandson! Church.
ADUWI” " I. “IT.-
Tickets at Gladiators.
Hot-1". yams-ram.
‘ swim mo mom
Saturday, January 20
an I. mu in mm tom's
MASS]? WEBB. COIPLE‘I‘E.
50-49 died People.
310.000 heels: First Part.
Eat! rem of 3 Cars.
10 Amara- and Novelties
mingling the Great. ac only OLVlg.
w W 1 most astotm .
lug seniatio l creation since the days
so New Electrics: Meets.
SPECT§0EL4§3R W PAGEANT
Seats on sale at Plaisted'e and Weed’ 0
Prices: Katina. 10 and 850; even—
ins. as. as and 50::
' sort-s Tana-ran.
Thursday, January 18
The Show That Ringside the Universe
s
THE RAYS! - BOWLING MESS
lHotoldTlme
New Songs!“ New Dances! New Hostel
W
2% HOURS OF PURE AND WHOIi-E-
SOHEF UN
a GREAT cows“ or SINGERS.
DANCERS AND counteracts .
You have all wanted it: now it’s
coming.
‘ Secure your seats Quick at
‘ mated a‘or mm
i
1 ,Jsr—
mm wmmwtmm
amass
urge cake: the courts will be arm“.
mitt ,
Sammy
BIGMNSTBELS .....
6109 ‘ .;. 3;. }_
*~5.~50>§ ‘-:‘~*
9.00 o 2:.
ii)13()f e- ,ie
12.00 «i. -:. .;.
1.4.00 4- 1*-
I“ ran sues nurses.
Wail Stu 10:10 a. u.-—Iodmte
fractional gains were the rule at the
opening in spite of some slight irregu
stocks showing some sharp gains.
ariunpedhitonanurgeatdemand
from shorts.
Wall street. 11 a. lit—Wear
and short sales of Sugar wiped out
most of the advance. firmness prevail~
ed elsewhere and there were gradual
improvements on scare trading.
Brooklyn Transit ruled above 70 and
many leading railroad stocks made
Wall street. noon—Prices idnneod
further in a dull market. some of the
ions active specialties making 331mm or
ltozpoiots. Sngsrroaetonoafi. The
bank statement brought musing. es.
pecially in Sugar. and invited stuck
by the bears on that stock. Other spec~
iaiitcs reacted a point or over. The
railroads yielded a sharp fraction all
aroma and New York Central lost 1%.
The continued pressure on 8ogarfore~
ed it down 4% The covering by shorts
caused a slight rally The closing was
dull and firm, with only a (or net
changes oi any immune.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
BMW over were. wins at l. a.
“commission broker. 5 masonic
Building. Wall street. city. Tdephone
H" I“. 74m II. I“.
35%9 333‘
OX ‘3‘ m a
110 W HI I!“
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mus-lawns
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450 16 00 s.
5.00 18. 00 ; , ‘2- a ‘36
6.00- 20. 00 -: , o
18 00 Plush ca... for 12: ’
7 .50 25. 00 VelOurfiackets 17:30
9.00 225. 00 22. 00
H. Krieger 6: Co.
The Leading Cash or Cred! Store
in the Norwalks.
Accents Opened with Evcmbodu.
. OurGreatClsiaring-outsaleotmoaks. Furs andsil Winter Goods}
nowgolngon. 'Wehavethreenaomhs ofeoid winmwatherbdorenaad
we will tarnish you and your children with good wann Winter Clothe-.00
our easy weekly payment system 0!
$109“, $1 Weeklu. Qumran.
CLOAKS ‘ _;~,
7.00
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KemyJachstntoI-uerpriesnoo...,.... ..... ..... .....aow 00.00
KerseyJackets,fornerpriee810.00 .‘ ...... '......,.......'.....;;... "88.00
Kersey Jackets. former price 012.00 ........... . ........ sown.”
Kersey Jackets. former price $150.00 ................... . ......... new $18.00
MILLINERY.
We have a few handsome link lists on d.
3
‘hstsareverypopa—
larstpresentaadareworth 310.com 012.00. outprld‘fiflaid
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ElectrkSeuColhrmformor-prioohfioo ......... ....§...:. now “I.
Sableodleuwithtumtormerprice‘fl.“ .................... new“
ImitatlnnCollarewith tails. format-price $5.00 ........... now 1
BeslStooeIaninBoaswlthwhtorinerpriesfltoo ........... new‘
Realitodallsridnnmswlthtsihtermerprieemoo. ..... Wm”
Aflnlmrfilghmcedcollarswlth languished!“ Justus-Md
theiaanersellingprlee. Wehareaomany differentqualltlesthstiti’h—
possibietoenanierateali. .
V,
' MUFFS ,1
MicwImu“........................................wont”
MM‘IIHI. ”.50 ........... ..................... muse
Wouldn’t“ ”.1. ....................... ....... . . Worth 5-“
Electric Seal nus- rose.
link nuns. use
osaeos oases-ns‘a‘ w
fag..." worth“
9...... outfit!“
Norwalk Chronicler