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hon-ash the ants hr holding rahhsl'l “mm-x3- ROBERT ‘- SHAW
Colonel Callahandsayamahatlcaliyto- THE mean? QT'EE'
andotherhalhltturJ’riessraaashou
daydream thatthsnwasany
, n1 rmuacmmmam AGNESKROSUGIBBS
annulus. sosnery-and orchestra
Gotham.
Armory.“ursdaysrsahg.last.on ulthoi
the cam-1' Bradley matter. General my ‘PPER‘
Inst aid this atoning: PETER d“ a“.
rod—0rd»
“There is no truth whatever is the
had of Baloon , '
story that 1 mm to treat Onions! ammonium? 3’ “7:6;
Callahan with due courtesy. As to
the meeting itselt l have nothing
whalevsrtosay. Norastolheease
a! Captain Bradley. it is a military
matter pure and slmnle. and macros
but few clear-s in the militia. l I'D.
lh {harass Skirt
Corded with a delicate spiral wire
general and have not yet
pamsdn
it. I cannot say when l shall take it Brwhlch “'9' ‘ M" flaring am
on Astorapnrtaoliaduencetmmtheimm1mgmmwm,naw
outside. i hare nothing whatever to;
any: scrbrsahsorgstsoutotshaps. Anidu
Colonel (‘nllnhan will?! asked as to ’
the report bid: cal Undershirt that is always aunt-se—
iatsd by good drosssrs. in Islets it
weighs but ‘, nomad and a halt. '
OLOLKS 1T HALF PRICE
Commenting Februaru lst ire hall 01053 out our entire
stock of Ladies’ and Mi55e5’ Cloth Jackets atone halt of the (SF
lainal price. Olll stock includes many of the best garments We
have had this heat. Then are all this season’ 5 suites, made :bu ~
the vein host manufacturers, the Cloth, trimmings and tailoring the};
rem best. But then must all go and non man as Well have the '
benefit as not. No garments“ reserved. Pick out amt ohe hon.
want. The price is cut in two.
TRISTRAM & HYATT
’ , - H. KRIEGER & co.
a strong and active opening in. the
The Leading Millinery and Cloak Store
“ ; in the NorWalks.
mauve.
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On sale at nationw- or Weed;
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Thnrday and Friday,
' :__.___rdn 8-9.
“THE REAL THING. "
War. A. Brady and Thomas 0 Wire's
Motion of the
distributed throughout the list. The
mete! stocks were the leaders. Tanner
m Coal rising 2 points. Anaconda 1%
and Steel and ers and Smeiting about
a point. Realising was in evidence.
wh'ch wiped out the gain in Steel and
Wire. Sugar was under pressure and
fell over a ’nolnts and Third Avenue
“The story that General Frost left
theeonterancinangarorthstherss
fused to interchange th ordinary coor-
reles usual when military men are
m from Durban. halal.
'ya:
m is no definite news from Goa-
”. ht it is reported that there
hssvy Ighua: yaurday.
parting is untrue. We parted in per—
tact good feeling. The statement that
Genral F'rosthaldunthechargessad
that they had not reached the adjntant
The Under-skirt Suctio- shows three
harass—la sum.
liylcolflld
Entire 25 Rounds.
Jamaal-Starkey than.
that a traction.
Wall street. ii a. 1n.-—The rapid (if.
dine in Sugar unsettled the market
and titer; was a general reaction with
» CASH OR” 1:. CREDIT.
with ilfi-lnch gathmd rule. “I; in
French Saloon. with “5-inch gather“
rule. corded. 88.”. and in Meta
Silk. with 5-inch mend rule. oord
conspicuous weakness in Steel & Wire.
Brooklyn Transit. Tenn. Coal. Ameri-
can Hoop and listropotitan Street
Railway. A sub-ennui; active demand
for the low priced raimad stocks de-
veloped. in which the southern and
general is also untrue. l have reason
to suppose that the adintant general
received the charges in the usual
course of military correspondence.”
- 1 . February 3—11": correspon-
at the Annotated Press learns
“I and!” that absolutely no
. had been received by the
7% Hilda of Pictures
The moat, wgdertul moving picture
ever taken. Clear. steady. and no dick.
sring. Requires 1% hours to run the
ACCOUNTS OPENEQ Wthl EVERvebnv.
”as at the report that General
ha reel-nosed the Truck river
h marching on l‘d’sllll'lh. On
my. awarding to the informa—
fl tho War Other at the present
1 there is every indication that
. , in agiet at the front and that
W movement Ls anticipat—
' i the desnatrhes from lady
m that Butler's guns have
”It it is miss! that some
may have been going on with
” hm which have inlet
so tea-it.
tehrgry sauthmgh. rho
' moment that it has rue-iv»
canal-nation of the report that
“is: has rec-tossed the Tu-
W spears to settle the ques-
mailed to shake nubile he.
_ jar-tins of trsmendom in»
_,. 'are Wing at the Tunis
" in Main um either the mm
by a desire to keen the
.4. maniac as poulhle until
{is accomplished. or that
filler is keeping the home of-
fiwtha dark (or similar reasons.
- extremely dilenlt to
hi “ from walla-Lina
m General Bullets
o! l-Wminnn-
latmthattheoorreanon-
I“ manor IXWIB.
Italians-dukes Indy Ira-l last
Vast larg- m.
sea- Havan. m. February b—‘l‘he
body of a man hatleas sad maths
with clothes drenched hr the pouring
rain of last night’s storm. was found
on the hank of the West Haven rosar-
rolr at It o'clock this morning. There
were signs of life in the body when’
lirat discovered. but Im become extinct
while the body was on the way in the
Want Haven town hall.
The man was well drssssd. was shoot
on has. nine inches high. had light
hair and sandy mustache. lie was
about thirty yearsotaaand was”-
identiy an lush-American. 'l‘here was
absolutely nothing in the clothes at
the man which might aid in the idea-
tinmtlon oi the body.
There is considerable mystery in the
case. inasmuch as the West Haven an~
thoritics tail to under-mad how tho
mancanietnhainsnehaanut-ot-the-
way also: without coat or hat.
gluon-sarcasm"
authoriti-
“confidant.
——-—'-—'—-—-‘-—
}nass snows 1s slaps“. .
MW“ and If. lab
“will; Walks.
New York. February s—Tha trial of
RolandVB. Holman was resumed to-
dayal’terrenssudsdlonrnmaata‘siacs
January ”.macoonatotthellla‘sssot
Juror llaaheimnrown.‘ -
Today the annulment Juror came
inmoourtandlookhlsssatinthe
hlrrm
Assistant District Attorney Mae
uldthathswonldaottskemanh"
ed. 8lfl.fl. A M grads "ll-h 7-inch
Illa-lad rule. 315.“
ThsD.M.REA.DGO.
STYLISH
FURNITURE
STYLES.
Thlsisamthatllatrlcfl:
undo-dam all thou-ts. No
sooasrisatarnitnrosukss-
tahllshsdlnthsiargestcltlss
thanwsgstihand this is
:5ronnds.
Prices35c. sot-.7“.
Seats on
Wood's drug stores.
Harman AND mom.
Saturday, RH)! 10“].
The Fuaaiét or Funny Show:
”Kenneth has. introducingc
OTIS B. TRAY“ and BEATR!
nemzrn.
Want to Bea and Hoar.
a Rein of Laughter.
Mirth. ACyclons of Putts
What. watt!) Girls.
mimicry til.
#0 at Plaistad'a and
”
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Dad in Harness!
A Pot-Pound of Good Things You
A Conical of
W
Wood’ a HALL. Noawm.
southwestern issues achieved a son-
stantlai rise. Strengthreturned to the
metal market and many stocksrallisd
sharply. Third Avenue recovering two
mints.
Wall street. noon~A spurt of 2% in
American Hoop helped the general list.
to a higher level. Traders altering:
then appeared which toads marked in-
roadsonthepricssol‘somestochathe
Baltimore and Ohio stocks reacting
somewhat. but near midday the se-
tlvlty was resumed and nricss imprin-
ed again. Hanhattan was lifted to
98% metropolitan rosean extrema :55
and some or the low grade railroad
stocks recovered to the mum Bonds
showed irregularity and transactions
were in annual volume.
Wall street 1 p. Ina—Prices ebhsd
and flowed withnarrowraagsandtha
market fell into a waiting attitude.
The undertone continued nun. Gin-
cone Great Northern oratorrsd and
Nationallgdrosorromltolflnnd
Third Avenue get on to 111:. Metro-
politan reacted ‘1‘-
Wall street. 3 p. n.-:-luduatrlai
stocks were strengthened hya arise at
two noints in Marina Sa-
eh halo" Ill. ral-
rtsueau'hw on
dividend expectitions. Hot much
. change was observed in railroad stocks
outside at Muisvllis and Norfolk 1!:
Western. The latter crossed as on the
strength otlts (north wsskot January
earnings. ‘ ‘
TODAY'S QUOTATEWB.
Reported over ,rivata whom a! ll.
Bollard commission mam
cot-belt block. Booth Norwalk.
A.
it: Silvia
viatiltriiltréiattifiaii
small deposit down "and s1 “criminal paid.
We have placed on sale several lots of Winter Goods
which must be closed out before inventory.
W
15 all wool rainy day
skirts double faced goods 6
rows of stitching around
bottom atrietly'all wool for
84 50 fol-mar nrioe $8.00.
.1,."
Varynice flannel waists; N ,
in” all 0010111 nicely trimmed
former price $2.50 now
$1. 39., ‘_
W
0116 lot of. Misses? Kersiay
Jackets since 14th 18; green,
black and", brown. hand.
aomely lined with heavy
taint-n silk tor $6. 98 worth
Velvfiwfislg only aid
of them legit. some of then:
are braided with silk cord‘
for 83.3! former price 85 co. ,
Norwalk Chronicler