. lWOOLEN WAISTS. ,
$ .98; wereSnso.
3.9537 were 5.75.135; were 2.00.
3.95; woro 6.75. 1.50; were 2.50.
V ; ybere 7.50. 1.95; Were 3.00.
; were 10.150. 2.95; were 500...
m!
7 ; TODAY IN WALI. STREET.
I WALL STREET. 10:10 A. in.”
3 There were running rules ol
:17. 500 abnrew oi‘ Metropolitan
;Stroet Railway ntm the opening at
.113“. to 171‘. comparod with 172% lost
‘ ' “ Y I ‘ night The buying Was based on re
' I)“ I.) P “ms °‘ ““3 Proposed lease of the
. . 7: 05 . r 7,1 Icompnuy 1707117 occurlties holding cor
‘pomtlou Norihwe‘at rose 1%. Ampi
gamated Copper run of: W.. ,
; WALL 8111191111211) m.—-'l‘hc re-
[:Ihe “08" Ifllll- ;bound carried prices to the mbeat ot the
:dny except for the local tractionu. Lucit-
lawunnn recovered1 to 17; over last
inlght. The market became semi-stag-
inunt ut the advance and yielded in
opotu.’ 7
Sill wuilllliml. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
5 Repairs over private wire at E. A
lBohme commission broker Swurtz a
iCorhott's block South Nor.walk
Open H Low
“Copper 71‘3"i , 71%
l'l.ocomotivc 1 32 319/57
'.Am 8 R. 00 1271.1; 127%?
Atcblson. 76% 76% 76%
Atchison pl'd.. 971/5; 97
Bait. & Ohio 102% 102%
.nkyn. R. 'r., 1101/. iiti
iChcs. lit Ohio 451,5
Chi. & N W. 216% ‘ 215%
‘0. M. &St. 1’ 164 163-4.
;.Chi R. l. 61 P 163
1:30
731/5
313).;
1277.1.
76%
97%
10211:.
66%
45%
218
1041.5
163
99%
m
43%
93%
287%
104V.
136%
1721/
113%
102%
Generol De Wet has boon
to the extent that his lusi
7n captuied and 0011111111111
7 b‘cen muted Lord Kitcii
was thé neWs in n despntch
11111.7 darted Tuesday. Fob: u
llows:
column, whi‘lc proceeding 110-.
heuourgvlo alter a pig it 7
7 rilljtaohed and routed a considoi- 1gb; H& 03‘ L' 133%
' ms of the enemy under uom 111.8 8 1““ .43 7, , _
Weasels. We captured :1 iii- ' U S 8:991 11. ‘13}? "5‘ iii
Mar, and a pom- pom 111mm la- E18?) l’ ‘ 2h? 1'“ "
many.- 5 column and also .1 liner 9" 0 Vi
, 11.011. 8.: Nash.. 101%
the last gun De Wet Imp M;ah Consul. 135.“
iMctiopolltau. 17314.
,M. K. &T. old 52 ,.
:Miss. Pacific llilill
7N Y. C 8: 111.1611”;
N 120.111 W.
ifleadlng 211., 63%..
{Pacific Mall. Abba
Il’enuoylvanla 1491,14
‘Pcoplc'u Gas. 100
Phil. ll: Read, 56%
P. 61 ll. pill. 82%
1.8011 Rnllw‘uy. 331,4
i
1": near Amorsloort. ll‘rdns- 333:: $0352"- 2; 1'2
ehptlxred seven prisoners and I. . ;
‘t’l‘d‘rsd bend of cattle. General flag“ £713“; fly‘ “'4
Hamilton captured thirty two illnion Pacific 101’,
7n 1..£%
iUn. Poe. pm.
89% 89%
Wabash. bid. 42%. 478%
w“...
104 ii;
135%
172%
102
161 14.
3311
100 mules 'lhe Boer cas-
are live men killed, six
117111111 twenty-amen men can
the killed Wills Field Carnot 33%
. Among the. prisoners is
1 Muller. oi the stast's artil-
e enemy was scattered. Our
Wiéro alight.
lon’al scouts. near Middle-
ibo Colony) captured thirteen.
" 100
Flo-‘3"
321
sad
941,5 .
62711
64
10111
39% 89%
on 43%
BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE.
$.me
. BELL PICKED UP
YORK. February Err-'1‘ he i
a?" fill one of three of the
m0 1, low. which broke
I . ted out to sea. in Sun
was picked up by the to;
do miles east of Montana statement hem” the son .
‘h t. and wan towed to on the Philippines
, g'l‘att dealt rapecially wit «lion
of the relatioolhlp of the 0le and mil-
ltary authorities In the Philippines. »-
Governor 'l‘att said that originhl
the civil and milltsr
lands had been in 7
military and that pupils 11m had
been some dlflorenca or ofilolon be-
. twain the military suthln‘ltlol and the
commission on to tho method of pro-
ceedinu. This diflorshce bod arisen
« with General IllicArthurhlid no laud
_ or Fina your: been male or lens 110 Man he on
fill-mini! iii-100.1110 subiact. Tho sonar“ mund-
ioi. .1 ed that authority over tho blind!
7 mm lathe roll to $111
lh‘ toll" ill .7 JIM .
Governor Taft Tells of Military and
Civil Matter. In Phlilppinu. 7
WASHlNGTON Februlry §-lu 1119
' .. HM. February lia—A.
. rector of at. Johns
dill Wuhinxion D. c.
looted oondlutatOr to Bis-
7 bar luslatod thnt 11111.11,
. anything.
; House to remsin through this night
' and was routed 1mm théro She is
no now stopping with Mn Krioxor at her
I "point. A
Bu .7 .
htlfl’e thin Autumnal. Mrs. Char-loin Mil
lor who was Mildred to hny‘o perished}
. fiuadsy night. with Captain Miller and
l , l om inland: .7 .4
_ «y
tholiyht tha ultra. Miller no
husband, as she left Boston wit
steamer And she dill
with mom. in Winthroh Cancun
. Miller' a body. with the Wreckago 701‘ tho,
barge. bus bc‘cu implied up on the 1.011;
island shore.
m
CLEARING UP THE. DEBRIS.
Last Spark of Smouldering Embera
Extingulsbcd In Walorbuw.
WATERBURY; Conn. February 6"”
With the last smouldering embers of
tho tire extinguished the work 01 the
lira-men today has been directed to ten’r-
~ in”; down walls or birthed buildings.
while the streets are that being cleared
of dobris and made passable.
The linpiesnlon gulps strength liour~
ly that neither. or tho two tires which
dcyot ted the my Sunday night And
Mon 11." morning. was 701 incendiary or.
no. No l‘hveiitisutio‘n was started by
the, board 07! public safety. which held
a sécict mcétiug inst owning. and it is
now mom that the opinion thAt otb
Iir‘es w‘m-e startéd by accident wil be
generally accepted. The only action
taken by the board at, its meeting iii
said to have been to refuse to allow a
permit to one of the burned-out. firms
to erect a temporary wooden structure
Mercimnts are still at a loss for. tem-
portly hunters in which to Munro
boldness. and the idea 01 drooling touts.
on the lily green is still being .gsiiat- 1‘
fed.
cd but no conclusion has bro
min: Phi
was 91189111111 01161911182.-
movlnk” goblin (min the Showdown. 1717:
slipped and tell on the! icy side a
and sustained a severe couousslon oi‘
the brain. His condition thila noon was
ieportod as very crllldal.7‘ .
BRANFORD MEN BONND OVER.
BRANFORD. February 5.—-0n lilo
charge of robbing tho slow or Hurlliv
11nd Hutchinson. 0! this town. .lnsi Sut-
urdn‘y ulgbt..lame11 White and lsmeo‘
’l‘ll lth B lrl r 11011 i‘
m“ 10 at ranoi i“ 8 m 7 ball at 9: 30 this 111mm]? with Presl
mer today to the Supreme Court in
31.000 ouch. White and Daniel Bran
nignn. also of Bianiord Were lifter.
ward arraigned on tbc‘icharao 701' as-
uaultluiz and robbing a Swede unmet!
Haggkvlut. on Sunday night. They
were bound over on this charge. tho
bonds being the some in smodnt an
for l‘llt.‘ other charge.
REVISING PRESBVTERIAN CREBD.
PH ILADELPHIA February 5.-’I‘Iic
Presbyterian committee on crecd re-
vision appointed by the last gcncrui
assembly in thin city. met here today
to continue the. work 01 preparln‘s
their r‘oportto be presented to the
general assembly in New York next‘
May. The committee will meet daily
during this week and a part of next
week. and the members expect mam
sessions to be the last the committee‘
will hold. The first session began at
10:30 this morning. with Moderator H.
C. Minion, of California in the chair.
The meetings are of on executive char-
actor.
7MR9..WANK'8 L089 IN “RE.
Mrs. Clara Wank. a sister at Mrs.
H. Krlsger 0! Bridgeport head of the
firm of H. isrl‘oger & Company, lost
Nola strut. memory; in the tire 01
Sunday night. She was unable to cove
She went to the Scovlllo
home in Bridgeport. . urn. Wank wu
formerly oi South Norw‘slii may in
this 111006 will reinitilbor her.
0001M. AT ml oTUIITIVANT'I.
The Klus'u Daughum And Sons or
the South Norwsllt Congregational
Church. not It the widows at MI
in. Stun-rant as minimum! around.
nil
lutslllltil Mo my PM
short motto: was held
thou-lily our tho cloning
bio on
1mm and W. Henry moved that m.
_ 1'3} daboilmilosc toil
Bhe- is my“
‘ on the bill was then rsshmed. Mr. Ai-
‘ captoln hailed the. starbouid Watch to 1
‘ wear the ship About
2 with olewod up and the foresall and all .
7 4l‘7ho turnout was to» «strong for ihoush
zoo had time she did not come Around 7
out to the ship.
her home and lame milllusry more In "
79k. ”rind of Glamour.
vino hill Today. .
'ii‘obrildry hmAt
tho “Ignition 01 the.
‘ulpro
reportoo o lesislhl: r.“
.lullioiol :1 bill ma gave nho-
ill 1 all . up tomorrow
ohm-75o 01 lb 111 o
t ‘ _
ml ill b"lib
. “Mg
01 be taken at 4 o ”011101.110
'i‘o t i savorhl members ob-
position to 0117130 do.
remind: it was unani-
tbnt no general dobnto
should 0 tin c101 two day; utter
which there n cold be one days do
hate under the five minute "110.1119
arrangomnnt. ironiovor, not to lntao -
lore with tho consideration oi other
privileged menisci-6'11. The debate uh-
ion K.y the first. smaller today oppm»
out or bi oncigndyocaicd the Adoption
01 to l to. .1 .
“W.....
SGHEPP’9 CREW IN PORT.
Tell Story at tho Ship's Mlel'orzuneo"
Mug Leaving Hang Kon‘
NEW YORK February ii.-T ‘
of tho beached chip 11.801101: com to .
this city today. this: of iii ‘ to tho,
story of the chips mistor
in sight or port utter a run 91 i
Irom lions Kong Ho saith
“The: storm which lauded
beach was the iii-st one .w‘o bird other;
held to have to leave the ship wiien '
we were almost in port. The bad .‘
weather began Saturday morning and I
from that time until on landed In the 7
rand there was nothing but snow and .
float (in Sunday night at 197130 the 1
We were then -
on the port inch The lower topsoil ,
of tho Jibii worn not. to bilng her about.
but went on the 1mm ,
"Attor- Sllei'Wel'll‘. on the men were
shrimp the ilsy and we did not an.-
tor from the‘ 00111. n e remained there
until the life inward were: able to get _
SYNTE POMOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
HARTFORD. February 5.-—-The sec-
011d day’ a session oi tho Stat; Porno
logical Society who council in I'halsnx
dent Plant in alle- chair. The list 01
exhibits included an interesting dls-
play from Porto Rico furnished by
Goodrge F. Plait. brother of President
Plait Henry id. Savage. of Berlin
rhou'éd Acholcc collection of apples.
1. 9. Gold, of Cornwall, exhibited an
apple display. as ulmrdid Elisha 9. El-
mar; of this city W H. Hart 01
Poughkopsle. N 1’. spoke of cold‘ stor-
age and the proparntlon o! the 11-11..
for this process 01 pretscrvlnx it. Prof.
C. 0. Townsend. 01 the department of
agriculture. gave an illustrated lecture
on “The. l‘ungons Diseases 0! Fruits:
NORDICA CANCER OTHER DATEG
SAN FRANCISCO; February 5-—-
Mine. Lillian Nordica, acting upon the
advice of. her physician will cancel
all local dates. rest at least ten days
longer and then probably llll her 011.
{ligament in Portland. Ore. After that
it in possible alic‘mny return to this
my and be heard. This. however. Ia
uncertain. Her condition is not sor-
lohs. it is stated. but she has not ro-
‘iovored from the shock to her system
uiatainedlu a railroad accident and re-
oulrea roll:
MOVEMENTS 0P VESSELI.
NW? rm mm “Arrived:
9Itssmer Aller from Genoa and Na
9Q!
A bunch of hey: it. loud In Bill“:
both meet thin morning. They are at
iollcs.rheadooartero. = -
yawn” coolly or nonwacx—on
, on or NOTIGI.
William girhmmltohk
11370111 Submit. Doraihoafic
tatlvos And
r..
mull-.111 .
lion" 0!
«CONNECNCUT. I” III.- 4
W Noriv 111171. All.
OUR HELF PRICE CLO K SALE WILL‘COMMENCE ON SATURDAY FEBRUARY
1111:. EVERY CARMENT AT ONE4HALF OF THE QRICINAL PRICE. FIVE DOLLAR
COATS FOR TWO FIFTY: TEN DOLLAR COATS, FOR FIVE DOLLARSiATWENTY-FIVE
-' DOLLAR COATS FOR TWELVE FIFTY.
CARPET DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE IN OUR LACE CURTAIN STOCK A NUMBER OF ODD PAIRS AND
'BROKEN LOTS. WHICH WE ARE ANXIOUS TO CLOSE OUT BEFORE INVENTORY. 1‘
AND ON WHICH WE HAVE PUT PRICES THAT WILL INTEREST YOU.
-MOUSEFURNlSHlNG DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL PRICES ON TOILET WARE AND CARVING SETS.
$0.00 TOILET SETS, '
92. 5'0 TOILET SETS.
‘ $300 TOILET SETS.
- $4.5077'1‘OILE'7!‘ SETS.
$5.59,7fleILET7 SETS.
:Tristram 8. Hyatt
. lexicon during the trip 11nd it seemed
Glover’s“ the Place i»
Economy is a good thing gen-
erally. but there is always a lim-
it in prices below which It is up.
sale to go.
We are confident that we buy
is close as it is possible. if you
care to investigate we don't ob-
loot.
The
suggests
lowering temperature
1
man WEAR
roa THE FEET.
Lndieo‘ 10-inch Box Calf Storm
or skating boot~—-lt's a Soroals
«that means hobby. service-
able, and $3.50.
Lodles' 10~lnch Box Call Storm
or Skating Bootwwelted soles,
toll edges;" stylish as well as
warm, I 33.00
Lsdies' Storm ’Boot.101nch
yory 30ml indeed the price,
$1.00
Ladles' Pat. Enamel Lace Shoes.
lull toes. heavy soles, dull mat
tops and a very email article.
98-00.
Lndlos' Box Call 81100. lull boon.
especially adapted for touch
. wear, ‘ 972.00.
11111101111111
HARRIS GobbWIN
The Clothier ‘
“NW
$1 49
_ , $1.00 CARVING SETS. .75
5.1.95.“ F145 CARVING SETS. $1.00.
$2.45. 7 ’ $1.95 CARVING SETS. . $1.65.
$3.75. ., 7.32.25 CARVING SETS 51. 95. .
94-75. .7 $3.59 ’CARVING 1331* $11 95
4.1-7; ill... -.
i
.NorwglkflOt.
The Longing Outfitters in fieady-to-
Wear 6‘2?“de for Merl anchANomen.
Closing lilt- Bargains
in. Every Department
Ladies’ C 7 and short, at sacrifice mi .3; ..
Fur. Collars "Indigo“. at sacrifice prices. .
.Ladies’ and Mens' Underwear, at sacrificc ptlzo‘s.“
. Men's and Boy’s Clothing at sacrifice prieesl‘ii’“
GREAT REDUCTIONS
SHOE“ ISFKRT 4N1.
Our entire winter stock must be closed out beforethe new
spring goods. arrive.
...__ Man:
Do not envyyour neighbors! because they mar good clothes.
You con wear but as good if you trade with us.
Norwalk Chronicler