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River. Tuesday January 23:
Will: message irum Kimber-E
sits the Boers vigorooclt renew-
hmhgrmamf today.
.Jaaunty 2l~The extreme
afield by what nnv justly be
the moat anxious pause
thewbeganhaduotbeenre—
up to the time of writing by
save the daily Stock E!-
rumor. which. today. happens
besn‘ntarted by the bulls. who
» that General Warren has cap-
”hlnl ,Kop. Anxiety in regnru
. next mess is visible on all sides.
at c was besieged at an ear-
Ass: Wing and the clubs and
. lie-gm likely to receive early
have been crowded with eager
generally recognised that the
”on. if ever taken. can only
- . at a tremendous coat.
cell from Fret n-,ia
, '. January 23 somewhat ampli-
et Monday. January
war head laagcr csoleu
T184 Press yesterday e\-
It vs '
’ or Ive times during tfie day
. ‘2.
. replaced their went-led no]
3 fresh out-5.1119 Boer casual-
dek are one man killed and
slightly wounded. our men.
W spirits. There. has
in. slaughter 01 initial:
. is now in sole cow
. . inning been
ll. arpareutly re«
situation at Coienso.
5 Boer alanine was
“ltd, but_wss soon:
m northern camp is in
People are observed trek- ,
:11 all directions.“
, tin Captain station‘s ot-
fis James Gazette today re—
“Tl
is good and needed in.
lie strict neutrality is:
. the, olclal world and‘
is felt by the
.. t1 a stormy mislead-
0! ”this country to sag.
sunscorrsspondents are do-
.* insolessmsrked in
“than“ iaGermany.
Wilt
dated 3
mos-asses menisci m2
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Bridgeport“ January u~lra Rich-
ard H.1W.'Grlisn. sixty years ow. of
Colemanstrect. had been a
Tlcadlng1 irorker in the first mthodlst
Church until a month ago. when she
stained the Spiritualist;
! Yesterday an oases muted stip-
’crlntendent W. at Police
Headquarters. by telling him and De-
tective Arnold that a man named Ed-
;wln Luther. who lives with his wife
Tend four children near Huntington
itkntrc. in the house in which Charles
. Holnay the murderer of Marcus Nich-
mla. was captured. had threatened to
‘ kill his wife and children and any one
5 else his fancy pleued.
T Kr. and Ira. Luther are Spiritual-
lists.
é "Just before Christmas time." said
2 “r5 (him. “i called a: the Lathe-rs.
an we have been friends eight years.
‘ lly mother died when l was only a year
and half old. but i have had com.
mun on with her for twenty-live
years ad she has revealed much to
toe -
T " .She csml! to me and told me that
; 'Ilr. Luther would die on January 3. 1,
null lira. Luther. and “We! told
ecthstherdcesao‘aglein. balcon-
manic-ted the same inlormation to her
T "So when the night of January 3
.came \lr. Luther was expected to die.
:Hc ls seventy years old and has had
; heart trouble for years. He began to
j fail very fast. and Mrs. Luther andfller
.son. Paul. fifteen years hid. worked
0\ or him after he became unconscious
and spiritually dead and brought him
hack to life. .
“As soon as his spirit had fled ano—
ther spirit took possession of Edwin
Luther's body. it. was the spirit of
Charles Bolnay the murderer of Mar
ens Nichols
i went to the Luther house on Quo-
'day to tell Mrs Luther that my ino-
ther is spirit had told me that her hus-
band would kill her. Hrs. Luther told
me that she already knew it. as the
spirit of her dead son. Jesse. had
warnrd her of some impending tragedy.
“Mr Luther has grown like a young
man since the spirit of Charles Bolnsy
took possession of hill turn. and he
skipped about the house on Sunday.
laughing and saying he was Charles
Boinay now and no longer EdWin Lu.
ther. and that he had come back for re-
. vienige and would kill any one he fan~
C c
Hrs. Grilfen and lint. Luther firmly
believe that the spirit of Charles Bolu-
afilms invested itself in Mr. Luther's
i
t
y. and Sr. Luther bellevcs this
melt. because if it were not 'so he
cannot understand how. from Edwin
S Luther. seventy years old. and almost
bedridden he has become as spry as a
man of forty. doing all the work about
the place While Luthers hair is
. ”white his as" ea are bright find his step
3 is firm now.
There are those who fear that all this
may result.- in a tragedy
FRANCE ORDERS STEEL FREIGHT
CARS.
Chicago. January. :4——The Tribune
says: The French government has
{given to the Pressed Steel esteem-
Tpany of Pittsburg. an order for 1w
steel freight cars for the Paris. Lions
and Hcditerranenn Railroad. The
3 War Department 0! France is planning
;to colds) the government roads with
:stcel can that can be converted with-
. out dimcnlty into armored cars for use
in the transportation of troops. The
resultsohfalnedlnth themedthsse
- cars which will be shipped to France
in a short time, will determine the!
rF‘rsnch government's course of action
in controls: all government lines with
2 . Iwill!» that order:
tunltles popping up in over! 0%
meat. dioxin-moon n impossible;
yet It may be said than!) of-
terlng ever meet 4with: greater sp-
prsclation than tinge tron the Under.
for Taleta Silk Petticoats. wow it
lie filling prices; above it are values.
Fancy Stripes and Plain colors. $8.75—
l-‘ancy plaids and phln colors. 34.75.
.Couches.
We have spoken of Howls Chairs
and of Turkish Chairs and men as
being wortby‘of especial mention he-
caose their comfort-giving qualities are
far above the sversge."and these two
styles of chairs naturally lead up to
Couches. They‘are. in our daily life.
the halfway stations between halos a-
bed and being up and dressed. They
have some advantages of both and
quite a number exclusive to themselves
A look over the stock in the Furni-
ture Department will show you every
variety from the plainest dud simplest
Box Couch to the finest spring. frame
Ianklsh Couch. richly upholstered in
leather. Throughout “1.1m” a very
high standard prevail—Springs are
of the best tempered steel. all web
work. staying and upholstcring ls (looti
by the most modern methods Pricel-
retnain the some as dot-ills the old year
«despite the rise in wholesale prices.
In. D. 11. READ co.
Established 1857-
mom. 00".
Piaiited’sllrug Store
We call attention .0 our
complete list of DRUG-
GISTS' , souhnlns.
including assortment of .
Atomlzers.
Rubber Goods,
Trusses me- *
R. E. PLHSTBD’S. '
Mela-chemo Bloch,
on Washington at-
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skirt Section. 85 1; the dividing line _
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Century.
cm of Norwailk. In; Probate
art. January 9. A. 11.1900.
ls or Hannah .1. Hoyt. late of
Norwalk. in mitt deceased
The Court cl Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al—
' lowed six months mm the date
for the creditors of said “no to axe
hiblt their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested. within sold time.
will dollar-red a recovery. All some
indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate paymcstto
EBEN 8. BBSTED.
110 17 at
Solvent éNetice.
Dlstric t of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court. January 8th A. 11.1900.
“guts of Euphemla W. Taylor. late
walk. in said Distrle t, deceased.
otProbate for ma District
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
six months from‘ the date hereof for the
creditors of said estate to exhibit their
claims tor settlcmhnt. Those ‘who nas-
lect a present ctr accounts. properly
attested. with. {old time; will be de~
barred a rccovet‘jr. All persons indebt-
ed to said estate are requested to make
immediate pawn
ARTHUR W. TAYLOR.
110 1‘: at Executor
-
Solvent Notice.
District of Norwalk 83..
Court. January 3th A. D..
Estate of Susan W. Hyatt. late 0!
Norwalk. to as!“ District deceased
The Court Probate for the District
of Norwflk. limited and allowed
six months (fink the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their: claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts. pro-
perly Iterated within said time. will
be debuted a recovery. All persons in-
debtcd to said estate are requested to
make immedlate yment'. to
HA EBYATT. _
CA NE A. HYATT.
110 17 at .
Binoculars.
Solvent 80th».
District of Norwaik. as. Probate
Court. January 16th A.D..1900.
Estate of Ephrlam Thomas. late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased
The Court of Probate for the 015'-
trirt of Norwalk' hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here~
of for the creditors of said estate to ex.
hibit their claims tor settlement. Those
who neglect to t their accounts.
properly attested, Vltliin said time.
will be debuted a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to‘said estate are ‘re.
quested to make lm‘medlatc payment to
CEO W. BRYAN.
116 28 30
Administrator.
Order of “Notice.
cm- Waterburyket Norwallt.
Wm. P. Stymns. of New York City.N
1’; Wm. P. Stratus. .lr.. of New
York City: ids I“. Raynor. of New
York City; Frank C. Styx-nus, at New
York City: Walter!) Rawhide. of
. New York City... and the mounta-
tivcs and creditors of Lydia A. Sty-
was. late at the city. county and
slate of New Yuk. dwcassd.
Probate
Superior Court.
January can A. 1).;
Upon the complaint of the said
was Waterbury arcing
n est.
real
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Wall St" 10610 mine-Stocks which
colored most in yesterday‘s decline
were inclined to rally sharply at the
oncolun this morning. Louisville. Bal-
timore & Ohio stocks. Brooklyn Tram
sit and St. Pauiwexe up about a point
each. Glucose and Sugar also rose a
point. Otherwise changes were small
with gains predominating.
Wall St. 11 toms—An attempt was
made to cancel the opening advances
ly yielded a point. but rallied to the
best again. and Metropolitan Street
Railway was lifted as; points. The
bulk of the small dealings were in a
few stocks. including Sugar s. and the
New York public utilities. The latter
group was strong. although the move-
ment in Brooklyn Transit and Third
Avenue feverish. The general list
held near the opening prices.
Wall street. noon—Aside from a rise
of two points in Consolidated Gas and
fractional changes in other specialties
there was nothing or interest doing in
the market. which was extremely dull.
Prices of bonds ruled higher.
Wall street. 1 p. mar-Th8 market
seemed to harden slightly but the
movement was scarcely perceptible and
few stocks were dealt in at all.
Wall street. 2 p m.-'l"herc was a
gradual "to stock values but the of-
ferings we scant and losses trivial.
TODAY‘S doom-nous.
Reported over privatcwirsofn A.
Bonnie. commission broker. '5 Masonic
Building. Wall attest. city. Telephone
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by attacking Sugar. Thlsstock promptr
In order that this may lie done wears offering,
S5. 00 Garments for S5. 50
S 15. 00 Garments for S 10 00
16.00 ‘. .. 1100’;
13.00 V " 12.509
20.00 3 -=- 15.50? 1*
18.00 Plush Capes for 12.00 '
7.50 25.00 Velour Jackets 17.50
9.00 26. 00 22 00
H. Krieger St Co.
The Leading Cash or Credit Store
in the.Norwalks.
Accounts Opened with Evéiubodu.
OorGrsstClearlag-outsueofCloaks. Furs andall Winter Goods is
now golngon. Wshmthrcemonths ofcold wists- wsathcr mutant
we will furnish you and your children with good warm Winter Clothes.on
our easy weekly payment system of
$1 Down. S1 Weeklu, Until Paid.
CLOAKs.
BeaverJackets. formerprlcenoo.... ................. .. ...... now 84.00
Kersey Jackets. dormer price 38.00 ....... . ....... ......... now not
Hersey Jackets. former price $10.00 now It.”
Kerscy Jackcq tamer price 812.00 ..... ,.,........... now $9.90
Kenny Jackets, former priestlsaflo ,.. now $11.09
MILLINERY
We hsvsahwhandsomlinknalsonhud.thcschitammm
lu- st present and are mud.“ and $18.00. Our closing out price $5.93 and
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COLLARETTES
ElectricScalColflqformrpt-lcauu ..... . ......... . ...... new”
ElectricacalCoEu-s for-erosional“ ........... 1 ............... now 33.5.
SableOOIlu-s with tails. tomacrpfice 37.38 ........................ now $5.38:-
4 .60
5.00
6.00
7.00
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m mutton cunt-s with tails. tonnes-me. $6.00 ................... now can:
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the former selling price. We have so many different qualiti- that it n im-
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