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The people all say Hunt &
Zeluii keep the finest to he had
The ilneot assortment oi
FISH
to be found.
PIBKlEll OlSlEllS
at wholesale and retai'.
FISH. OYSTERI All) VEGHlBlE
llBKET.
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m lilo all ittltm Innate.
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The Japanese Capture China’s
Chief Naval Station.
m solo T0 mm Is now om.
Alter Polling Three Times the/NW
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Victorian-Eightee- llouro oi l‘lghthg.
I‘bofloothidhat Little.
Clerc. Nov: ti.—Diopotohoo have been
roooivod koro stating that the Japanese
captured Port Arthur on Wednesday loot
aitor i8 houro‘ lighting.
The fighting was continuous irom noon
oi the 00th. 'l'ho,Japanooo iloot did not
take part in the engagement. though the
torpedo boato attached to tho iloot did.
Rho Japanese are now iooving Port Ar-
or.
The attack on Port Arthur by Japan’s
ooeond army under General Union woo
oo caroiully planned that when the woo
opened the Japanese troops aooailed tho
city at every point.
The lighting woo terrible I‘d was only
gle any longer. withdraw in retreat to
the mountain paoooo noar by. leaving the
city at the mercy oi their toes.
The iail at Port Arthur ieaveo clear the
way to Poking ior Japan. Whether or
not that city will ouiier a like ioto must
depend upon what action China will take
within a very iow days. .
Already China has asked ior peace on
tho terms oi paying 260,000,000 tools. or
"75.000.000. ior it. ”With Peking in peril
no one can ootimat'o what ilguro Japan
will place upon peace
Road to Peking (Vicar.
The piano oi the Japo ior an advance
upon i’eking have oucceadod completely
At Mukdon advance through tho interior
wao‘ so hazardous-no to be almost impoo
olblo. The second army was soot to el-
lence Port Arthur. and it has done so. -
With the great naval otatlon in .lapan’o
bonds. and with Japan‘s victorious float
guarding that place on the water oido.
China's fleet is powerless.
Port Arthur. the native name oi which
is Lu-Shun-Kou. lo the chlci naval ate
tlon ci China. Eleven or twelve years
it woo simply a good .wlml bound
harbor for the junko that traded along
the coast. carrying timber iroln tho Yalu
river to ports in tha gulio oi l’e-chi~li
and Liaotung or those oi a larger class
irom the south on route to Now-Chwang
and woot ChlnChou. At that time the
village consisted oi about 60 to ill) mud
houses. with a iow shops and three or
iour ions. which aiiordod accommoda-
tion to travelers to and from the north.
The port is almost surrounded by rangoo
oi hiilo varying irorn lino to 1.500 ioet in
height. the valleys between being well
cultivated. The town at the present time
has increased to nearly Loco bounce and
chops. and exclusive of the garrison the
population is estimated at over 05.00”.
There are two principal and smaller na-
tive banks. two largo temploo and two
large theaters oi recent construction.
in iosl it was iinaily decided to con
otructadock and roiitting basin there.
A iter more than one iailuro the work was
given to lorelun contractors. and in the
early part oi no? a lrcnob company so-
cured a contract to construct the nor-eo-
aary Works noedcd ior a naval dockyard.
At the end of him the contractors com-
pleted the task lnirusted to thorn The
entrance to the port was deepened and n
basin constructed ineldc There are
in Krupp guns. varying imm 0 inches
to ii on inclwo. including some tilled mor-
tars. in luldliinn lllcrc is o torpedo boat
station and an elaborate sy-trin oi sub
marine mince The western Mile oi the
port is protected by the shoollng of the
harbor 'l‘hc garrison was sold to conoiot
of about Loon men
The I'lloll 0i “inch.
The >ocond .l'wilncan army. under com
mand oi Field Marshal inunt livunm,
lulnlster of Mir. t‘ullaliiliitllil about 30,110.»
men. and when this iorco orrivcd oil the
liogont o ovvord promontory it was di
vldod intotwndetuchlnents. one of which.
aided by part oi the Japanese ”(‘01. on
eraiod against Tulionwnn. while the oth-
ordirectad ito nun-oments against King
Chow. on the western side oi the promon
tory. sumo miles north oi Port Arthur
'l‘allonwnn and King Uhow were both cap-
tured. after which the army again com
blood, and the march on Port Arthur was
commenced
Several engagements oi minor imporr
tanoo took place along the route. but ac
cording to the roperto the Japanese were
invariably olicooosiui.
The roads leading northward ircm Port
Arthur were supposed to have been min
ed by the China. and the Japanooo com
mandor thoroioro declined totako the risk
oi marching bio li'oope along them. (‘on
ooquontly they were compelled to cut
roads through the icraeto to allow oi the
poo-ago at their artillery. ammunition
trains, etc. The march was thus noooo~
eerily olow.
Dispatches received a iow days ago otat-
ed that the Japanese were close to the
city and had attacked the iihinoeo out
pooto. driving them back to their in
tronchmonto.
it was also said that the Japanese at
lacked the intrenchmonto three times,
but were repuiocdemeb time it lo ovi-
dout that later attaeko muot have been
made and that tho ottiposto wore colu-
pulled to iall back upon Port Arthur.
t-‘ovoroi times the town is reported to
have been ouptured. but later dispatches
have shown that those reports were lilac
curate. and that the Japanese were unil-
ductlng their operations agnlnot the
plot» with great careiuinooo, and that
they intended, when the real attack was
made. that It should he oucceooiul. Che
in. irorn which plooo tho dispatch out
bouncing tho iall oi Port Arthur is sent.
lo a Chinese city on the north coast oi
the Hhanv'l‘nng promontory, some ill)
miles south oi Port Arthur. irom which
it is separated by the gulf oi l'o-cbl-il.
'l'luI flows at Washington.
Wasmsorox. Nov. Rim-Tile diopatch
irom Chain announcing the foil oi Port
Arthur wao token to the Japanese lega-
iicu and shown to one oi the odiolaio.
who was much grotiiiod otthe intolii»
gonco. (trodoncc in given to the nerve by
thologation oiiloielo because oi the loci
that it comes ircm Chinese someone
matter not likely uniooo it was well on-
tholtlcatod.
The t'aptnrc t‘cmflrmwl.
ooxnos. h'cv. LN. «A Hhannbai dio-
pateh confirms the report oi the capture
oi Port Arthur. it ooyo that the dope-
nose torpedo boats distracted tho ior.
while the trmxpo entered the town.
Ieiooolo tit-ore on Aeoeeot oi W
lesson. 16.1.. Nov.
oimopoovaioooooi
ended when the Chinese. unable to otrug ,,
limbo-m
mmmflb.
drool.
is.
Irmoertrw. too..iiov. ti.-
od at Remodel ‘pork this
Both home have arrivodot
auortoro and ore‘voady tor the annual
struggle. The manyiourpriooo which the
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CAPTAIN illNKI'IY 0F YALE.
lovers of the game have received this year
make today's gamoall the more unear-
tain. All the big " omo have been scared
agoinot by the weaker onoo—thlo undouht
odiy caused by the change in the ruioo.
'Yan is, of course. the favorite. and it
looks as if she would win both the liar-
vord and Princeton games. Yala'o men
this year. with one exception. are all old
veterans. now that McCroa has got back
in line. The eleven will line up against
Harvard ao iollowo: iiinkey lcaptaln).
leit end; Board. leit tackle; McCroa. loii
guard; Stillman.’ center; Hickok. right
guard; Murphy. right tackle; L. iiinkoy.
right and; Adoo. quarterback. Thorno.
loft haliback; Jorroomo. right balibaok;
iiutterwortb. inllback. All are in who
did condition. and they look ouro win-
ners. although this to the iirrt real trial
oi strength this year
Harvard's oiovan have been practicing
herd and have shown improvement on all
oidoo. She has splendid material and
may surprise the Yale enthuolaoto At
times theolovon have shown oigno oi over-
training. but that was immediately rem-
edied. The team's positions on the field
will probably be as ioliowo:
(captaini. leit end. Maekie. leit guard.
Frank i-‘baw. center; Norton Show. right
guard; Watoro. right tackle; Arthur iirow-
or. right and. Charley
Wrightingham. halfbacko. llailowcll. lol't
tackle; Fairchild. iuliback.
The city is in gala attire. the shop wln- ;
dcwo and ironic of buildings being deco- 2
rated, Every man, woman and child is
also decorated with the color oi one of tho ,
contesting tenmo.
The Yale team. with its coachero and a
iow healers. arrived in a stmciai cur
sides the eleven that is to line up against
linrvard were the com-hora and solreti
tutcs and Mrs. John lili‘bili’drl and Miss:
Richards. two indie». who hove not min i
There worn all” Mike!
ed any games
Murphy. the Yale trainer. and sevarul
euhetilutes The team and substitutes
were piled into a spuclal eloctric car and
conveyed to the iiiympia School Fol
(‘hriotian \Vorkuro on Armory hill. about
two miles irom the center oi the city
Josh Hartwell is attending. and be is the
only one oi the conchcro who accompanied
the pluyora. as he acts no the doctor oi
the party
The \ ale team and the substitutes are
at Dr. liuiirk'o school where they are to
stay until aitcr the gum.‘
dormitories oi the who are. and is a splon
did place ior a iootl ‘l room to rcst quiet-
ly boicre a champlm .bip contest
\\ hen the Ipcvlul imln bringing tho.
crimson sound puiiod into tho Springfield
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station. the men were greeted with a iow
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cheers from the gathering crowds as they l
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Brewer and l
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The school is .
a large brick building. nod contains the.
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Madeira Said to Have Made
Charges Against Ramsay.
A me our Datum“ m.
‘MAWW‘VIIWUJM
Admire] Roomy to Take Charge oi the
Cincinnati Board oi Inquiry, and lie Did
Hot Like Ila—lie llao Been loiieved.
Wasutuo'ros. Nov. fit—There to a
mystery surrounding the unexpected do
taohmont oi Rear Admiral Meade iron
the board appointed to investigate the ac
cident to tho now cruiser Cincinnati.
which oiilciaio oi the navy department
are not inclined to clear up ior the pros
out. No explanation will be given ior the
department'o action at present. but there
is undoubtedly something at the bottom
oi it in which both the department and
probably on oliicar ci high rank connect
ed with it am concerned.
it is positively known that the detach
mont woo not due to any romarko which
the admiral is alleged to have uttered re
gardlng the shipbuilding policy of the do-
partmont. although there are navy regu-
lations which strictly icrbid ciiicero irom
commenting upon the work oi their on
perioro or in any way rellocting upon or
diocroditing it.
Admiral Meade was incensed in the
first place at being placed on the board.
believing that on othcer oi his rank. and
eopeclaliy as he was in command oi the
lorgoot oea station. should be exempted
from all ouch minor service. it lo said
that he made a vigorous protest against
the detail and requested a prompt ralioi.
This request was granted by the navy do
partmant immediately. and Captain 1". ll.
house was assigned no bio successor.
“Intel! and Meade Not Friendly.
Admlrs'nai‘l’lameay. as chiei oi the navi
gation bureau. made the detail oi the
board. and probably selected Admiral
Meade because oi his high rank and on
the ground that an accident to a new
warship which might ohow that the com‘
mending oiiicer was negligent oi his du
ties and thereioro liable to court martial
required a board composed oi oflicoro oi
mature rank and station in the navy.
There are a number oi oflicero. how
mover. who believe that the detail oi Ad
miroi Meade was made by Admiral llam-
oay because oi an cotrangemont that hoe
existed ior were between them. and that
Ramsay. wiohod to take advantage oi hio
o
thorny to order the commander oi the
Ema iloet to duty which he know would
extremely diotasteiul to him.
Other oilicers say. however. that in so
looting the board Admiral Ramsay had
no other object in view than to oocure a
board oi high rank and one that Captain
Alli-HRH “FADE.
Glass. the connnandcr oi the Cincinnati.
the nccuocd oiiicer. was entitled to
In any event, no sooner had Admiral
Meade rcceivmi bio orders as a member oi
the imard than he sent an answer back to
the department requesting a relief. and
it is said that his reply was in terms
which Admiral Ramsay believes not War
ranted in addressing thocblai of the navi
gntinn buronu
it is also alleged that Admiral Meade
has rent a iornml statement to the do
pertinent intimating that .\dmirai Ram
any want doliberotoly out oi his way in
chooolng him ior duty on the board. and
that the sole. Unit was made with no ob-
ject except to come annoyance to him
It is said iurthor that Admiral Meade has
naked ior the court martial oi italuaay
“'lml INTI-lulu! “rule.
Admiral Ramsay today declined to
make any uiatctnent except to say that be
had nothing iurthor to do with the case
oi Meade. and that it was now baiore the
acting oocrctary oi the navy in the ab
oonco oi Secretary Herbert. lt woo evi-
dent. howaver. that be iolt that Admiral
Meade had gone a little beyond the bounds
i ci propriety In some way. and that the
chief oi the navigation bureau woo tho
¢ target at which Meade woo aiming.
Naval oilicoro hero who know Admiral
‘ Meade and Admiral ilamoay have a nun:
her oi station to tell to show that they
, have never been on iriandiy termo. and
contend that Meade. who they oay io an
. impetuouo ofllcer. lo oiiondod at liam
ooy'o action in assigning him on the ox-
emiulng board. und has writtcn to the
department. complaining und making
charges to the ofloct that lianioay la in
Imicai to him. and has used his pooltiou
to vent. his spleen.
’i‘hore lo no doubt that dlflerencoo have
oriotod between the twooillcers ior yoaro.
. dating back to the time when they Wore
mldobipmon at the Naval academy
Throughout their connection with tho
illcd to the waiting electric care. which‘ navy. it is cold. they have never had a
carried thcm to their richly iurniohodl iooiing oi brotherly love iorono another.
quarters in tho iloloi Savoy, on
bill,
short distance iron: their blue logged ri
vols on t-‘tato otroot.
Armoryl and that the bitterness iolt is as intense
The clown spent the night but a now ao it was years back.
lioth oillcero
have the higher-t reputation in the navy.
Admiral limoooy being iamcuo ao one-oi
The entire ilaid captainohip ior liar- tbo otricroot disciplinorlano and Admiral
vard has been delegated to llch Wrann.
Meade ior his dash and ability ior hen-
Thio is not a reflection on ltmmono. but a. diing man.
detail that lo designed to aid more rapid l
Whatever may be the true raaocn ior
and oiiectlvo work under the gonorol' hio detachment irom the board. thoraio
guidance oi Camain i'lmmono.
t'ottun t‘argo on titre.
Lawns. iiol . Nov. 2i.-——'l‘ho steamer
Lampoon oi the Mallory lino, running
between New York and Galveston. put in
the breakwater with iiro in the oiterhcid.
The live was discovered when oli Capo.
Henry. and the oioomor woo hoadod ior
the breakwater.
chiefly cotton.
Drown [Doesn't Want to lie the Vic-ties.
Burnout. Nov. ti.-Govornor Freak
Brown more, i woo up to a iow days ago
regarded oo oonroooplrantiorro-oiooticn:
Today, however. he declared himooli out‘
"i think." void the govern-v
or. "the party in in o bad way heroin
Maryland. and i do not care to be the vic-
oi tho race.
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Might Earthquake In (Wis-ml.
how bosom. Gena. Rev. ilo.--'i‘ho in
hallo-hot oovorol townoln oootorn Colt
eoottoot report a disturbance resembling .
woiieodoodoorthuookooaooko oi brloi
WW hematite
omm~ . l
Hire has eiuil cargo.
granted to his iormcr wiie.
. ‘w
' evidently an investigation oi oomc kind
on ioct at the navy department. but panda
lug the return oi Secretary llerbort ircm
the south it is probable that no action
will be taken.
Mr. lmlrrrr'a .tltcgrd Eioprmnt.
New Yons. Sov. lit-4t is rumored
that liccrgc W. indoror. the theatrical
manager oi the ilrm oi Canary d- Iodcror.
boo been secretly married in Jersey City
to a young women with whom he olopod
less than two hours alter a decree at an
ocluto divorce. with alimony. bod been
his l’lorino
combo ' Lodcrer.
More For lluwoilnn tinnyalieio.
TAtmiA, .‘icv. lit—A ship brokorhoro
ooyo he knowo oi arms and ammunition
i being shipped irom there to iiouoluiu to
' supply iiswaiion royolioio.
If. Wolirnan Resigns
one A Imam t.
toil-res
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SENTINEL BUILDING,
Maybe "
Lucky.
You might guess eaoctly the weight oi "Nod" and bio har-
m. and wagon. We have over a thousand cords in the
box hut,it’o all guess work.ior remember he is to be weigh-
ed December 3d. Guooo again. you may not have allowed
ior his growing otoutcr.
Everybody '
Welcome.
W. A. BENEDIBT & BDMPANY,
an Furnishings.
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
t
I AM AGENT FOR
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Guaranteed to remove one bushel of dirt and
other impurities from every thirty bushels of
oats. I use several in my business with excel-
lent resulte. it cleans the oats and does all that
i is claimed for it. All horse owners know horses
3 will thrive on clean oats, and sickeu on dirty
' ones.| An oat cleaner is not a luxury but is neces-
* ; sary to the good health of horses.
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l5 Marshall Street. I
All oats and corn carefully screened. l
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it is all wool.
Men like turkeys are improved by good dressing.
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Examination Free.
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cunuut oniclu.
ill South Main litreei. ilo. Norwalk.
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A Iadico’ solid gold watch. good
prlclI
watch. only .1300. Now do
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likt. watches irom 32500
to ‘5000. Silver and
ill-Ilia' solid
watches.
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Uold tilled and heavy
silver com in hunting
and 0pm lace for those
§ wanting a good serviceable
watch im a remnabla price
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