nae. warrant.
'lt‘t Manchuria.
Naisi'iiig—tiubinoni '.
Dumbbell from first page.)
“it tklnaoes to the Front.
‘ ERBBURG May 5,1 p.
r 1 Kuropatkln has gone to the
- m Liaoi’ang to inspect the
w -n personally.
'lli'rled fat-Ward from the Lino-
"Ind Multden line to a position
Feat “wens Chona
ded have been sent back to-
m Lilo-Yang in order not to encum-
the operations of the Russian ar-
rltlnppears evident that General
Mammals il preparing to give battle
a General Kurolti's armv
.the effect that the fighting blood of
”I! Rubeian soldiers is up, and that
hey are thirsilng fox illl opportunity to!
avenge the slaughtet on tile Yalu. but Zassnlitc
though the commander in chief
greatly chagrined at the
it plans on the Yslue there is no idea
idiot-is tthat he will act rsshiy on that ac-
W‘ H“? “mm" “8 ‘0 the one!" stand made by the Russians at the was at the hunt. was killed.
the. opposition he will make at i "I
Fens-Wang -Cheng depends upon the le-
‘ km and success of Japanese lsnd
. [chanted landings ale now IllOlllt’ nturilvl
tiaipatod near New- Chwang and the
d of Korea Bay. Occupying an in- '-
rlor line and pursuing the tactics oil zflgsamph' 5 character
N‘pdloon- Kilropatkin 3 problem Will (‘tl nn infantry div
9 '.to sprevent a junction of the enemy' s; fitnryninz heights
is necessary for him to 1e
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': 86 Washington Street,
1' . emcee ‘
GEORGE E. KENT?S SHOES
We halt: the exclusive sale
Troops are be-
All the Run. m“? expected.
ress there.
if circum-
Priv ate reports are
forces.
miscarriage of
titration.
Descents or air
in connection with
bit of the history of what
tilll ing the manoeuvres nest St. Peters-
burg last summer is being recounted
trait in Uenerni ill open rebellion.
He command- now it is said awaiting any Japanese
ision and insisted on reverse.
commanded by artil-
IT and in the face of a file which. branch of the Tong Haks has already
In
Norwallt and South Norwolk.
F. D. LYON d. CO.
.90 Washington Strut.
So. Nor'lmlk.
await the development or the Japanese mm the resulation was rescinded only
plans and ascertain the direction. to a realization 0! We fact
rue amp and whence the other column would work great injustice in the case
iwili come before deciding how to fight of batteries and regiment it forced by
his adversary in detail.
it is believed here that the Japan- as was the clue on Sunday
out plans for concerted action have
been embarrassed by their failure to
block the entrance to Port Arthur
Tuesday and a repetition of the attutk
on the Russian Gibraltar is momen-
Vice-Admiral Togo a
fleet was sighted off 'Port Arthur last
night and indeed unconfirmed rumors
say he attacked at daylight this morn-
ing and that fighting is now in prog-
At least the cutting off of
Port Arthur if not the fate of the for. oral staff is iliclined to admit that 300
tom depends in the opinion of the gen men were captured though the staff
cral stuff upon General Kuropatkin .5 asserts that it has no actual means of
preventing a juncture of the Japanese‘ kIIOWlDH definitely how many prison-
lilo
it is understood hate that General
it has already been relieved of been received beyond the neutral col-
“ his command for disobedience of brd 011055 10108111018 from
ers and that his action is under inves headquarters in Line -Yans. which sim-
obstinate
‘.l against instructions. and in face
of tin overwhelming superiority of men
land especially of guns an interesting rcan officials admit that if the Japan
occurred ese me not victorious in their opeta
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‘ Ml‘th’e LATEST STYLES of TRI MMED MILLINERY, also a fine assort-
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shoes and the
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The Pleasant
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other
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or $8—or even more for aspecial
$8. 30 and S4
p Er EURERPnost it or LIME. ' ' ' "
nRRoLEr's Pom ro MANURE.
assaults oregano sons:
. the harbor entrance as reported in To-
" Three torpedo boats followed the the
J tent
. the crew cluttered an the not. cheer-
or Japan as they .7.
-‘- wentdown the “(handset
-‘rlscn as they are now troubling the
swarm
“gums“. the old runs Eminent o!
‘the Russian army. the second and
. Brigade and the Third‘ Battery of the
Third Brigade, which lost their Inns
lat the battle of Kiu- Lien Chang would
i be stricken from the army list torever.
The names of batteries losinx Inns
and those of regiments losln their col-
ors or otherwise disgraclngt msoives
formally disappeared from the list.
This was the case of the celebrated
immortal Hun." in 1825. which partic-
ipated in the conspiracy against Em
Iperor Nicholas. Only a few years
that it
iciicumstances to sacrifice themselves,
No fur-
ther official news has been received
regarding the Russian losses. but Gett-
erai Kashtallnsky'a estlmstc 2,000
men, is accepted as representin ' iv
tlcally their full extent. it is general-
ly believed that the Japanese lost be-
tween three and four thousand men.
This is based upon reports of eye-wit-
nesses. There has been absolutely no
statement of the number of prisoners
cnptuietl by the ..lllllflllerle but the gen-
era are in the hands of the Japanese.
Not a single newspaper despatoh has
the Russian
ply repeat the oillcial nous
A correspondent of the Novostl, nho
Uprising of Bandits Feared.
SFOUL. Korea‘ May 4 7 p. m.~—Ko- ,
tions on ihc Yiilu River. the Tong links
(bandits) of Northern Korea will rise
-it is probable that the southern
district officials, annoying the Japan-
ese workmen on the Seoul-Fusan Ruli-
way, and entieavorlng to intimidate the
‘lt’orcan coolies to stop work.
Effective military occupation has
silenced the northern agitation. and it
. probably will be necessary for the Jap-
tillcse to take stringent measures to
quiet Southern Korea.
it. is rumored that Ki-Yung-Su, a for-
mer mayor of Seoul. who was believed
to have, been the fomcntor of the Pod.
iar riots last March. has a theatrical
plot, in the event that Russia is vlc.
torious, to combine llie'l‘ oug links and
.illegt d Cnthoilc (unverts arid lliurdcr
several French pritsts hoping thetebv
to four the stationing of Fronth gal
lisons in the tioubictl disirltts in ot-
der to complicate the situation.
Russia Anticipates Another Attacks
PORT ARTHUR, May 4. (Delayed
in transmission) .—-Tllc enemy's ships
were \isible cluising on the horlzhn
, this 0\ 'euing and a flesh stack is anti-
cipated.
it has been ascertained that twelve
ilrcships participated in the. latest at»
tempt to block the entrance to the har-
bor. The wrecks of eight of these have
been definitely located: the positions
of two others are not yet known and
the remaining two, -1lll8bie to' with
stand the. terrific tire of the Russian
guns. turned back. The average ton-
nage of the flrcships exceeded 2.000
tons, They were the Shibni‘a. Korku-
rs. Asago, Mikawa. Totomi. Fudosan.
thio. Nagato' Otaru Sagaml. Aikoku
and Saitusa. the latter of 3,000 tons.
This despatch. it will be noticed.
makes no mention of the blocking of
kin. Earlier dospatches from Port
Althur expressly stated that the at-
tack falled to close the channel.
Negotiations for Ruuian Loan.
PARIS, May 5.—-Partles connected
with the negotiations for a Russian
loan give the following statement:
“The loan is not yet signed, but it is
certain that it will not be long defer-
red. M. Hottlnguer representing
French fln’anciers, is now at St. Peters-
burg arranging the details. It is under-
stood thnt it will be at five per cent.
for five years and that it will sell be-
tween 98 and 98. 60 ”
Japanese Loan of $50 000,000.
LONDON May 5 -s'urtlter inquiries
show that a Japanese loan of $50,000.-
000 will be issued next week. It ’will
take the form of seven year 6 per cent.
bonds and the issue price probably will
be 93%, the security being a first
charge on the Japanese customs. The
loan will be issued simultaneously in
New York and London the only detail
remaining to be determined being re-
garding the amount which shall be ai-
lotted to each city. it is expected that
[nation will get $35. 000 000 and New
York 815. 000 .000. M Takahashi. the
Japanese financial agent in London.
says the mony will not be sept to .la-
pan but will be employed in paying
the balance of trade. He adds that in
his opinion no other loan will he re-
quired by Japan before the conclusion
of the war. 1
. Courage of the le sailors.
PORT ARTHUR. Kay 5.-—-Tho Jere
ancse. displayed desperate courage in
Tuesday. The ships as they ap~
preached were divided into three 1
groups, all heading straight for the en-
trance or the harbor While still far
from the shore they ran on the Russian ,
mines and they were under a murder-
one are from the Russian batteries. .
ships to pick up the crews of the lab
When the tint ship founders?!
to: for the;
“rim
third batteries of the Third Artillery
Their leaders are .
.1904,» which time I will receive'thc
[same at Jacob hi..lAyton‘s oiilce. ND.
their fire ship attack on the night. of 1
Troubles
cured by
Dal '
”NEW CURE ‘
Ulider all alrableconditions
Mr. D. Kauble of Mrs.W. W. Lay~
Nevada. 0.. was lot of Hilliard.
cured by Kodol PL. was cured
of stomach 1’\ of Chronic
trouble which ,1 l\ Dyspeplll by
had affected / '\ the use of
liishean. "
KODOL
annuals» ‘- cl In
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consideration for the captured Japan-
ese, wrapping them tip ill their own
costs and carrying them ashore.
One of the learned Japanese oiilceis
committed suicide by disembowelling
himself declaring he would rathct die
titan go home in disgrace
LONDON. May 5.-~A Toklo dcspaicli
to the Central News states that after
the steamers had been sunk at the en-
trsncc to Port. Arthur Harbor. tlic Jap-
hnt-sc fleet bombardrd the. forts and
town otl May .'l. The bombardment
was continued on the morning of
May 4.
Thg Connecticut Military Academy
bail cam went to Bridgeport yester-
day_ and was beaten by the University
School nine.
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ICE CREAM
at the fountain and in bricks. to take
home. Soda water flavors rich and
absolutely pure.
At the
Zeitiuss Pharmacy
3 NO. MAIN ST. ”"1 30 NORWALK
soups! "
CITY TAXES!
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwalk are hereby notified that the
city tax" of six and one half (6%) mills
on the dollar, laid on the assessment
list of 1903. at a city meeting held in
Arlen Hall, on the 7th day of March,
A. D.. 1904. also the library fund tax of
one quarter Hi.) of a mill on the dol-
lar. laid at the same time, will be due
and payable on the second day of May,
escaped a cold.
Ladies’ Hosiery and Underwear
ONE THING YOU MAY DEFEND UPON—THERE 19 NOT A STOCK 0F HOSIERY OR UNDERWEAR
TO BE FOUND THAT HAS THE ASSORTMENT AND THE VAULEB EQ UAL TO THE STOCK WHICH WE
ARE SHOWING EOE SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. ALL GRADES AND STYLES OF THE CELEBRATED
FOREST MILLS UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES, MlSSES, AND CHILDREN lN ALL COTTON. COTTON AND
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short sleeve. 60¢ each .
sleeves. 25¢: each.
$1..00 $1.25, each.
12V2c. 15¢ catch.
em. 25c and 60:: each.
25c each.
UNDERWEAR
Ladies Forest Mills Vests high neck,
. Ladies Essex Mills Vests and pants,
”in: from 4 to 9, high flock.
Iieeve a'nd short sleeve. low neck short
Ladies’ Combination Bultl 50c. 75c.
Ladlcs’ Sleeveless Vest! cotton 106.
Men's Balbrlggan Shirts and Draw
A full line of Children‘s Gauze Vests,
Knee Pantalets. and Knee Drawers. at
. liar.
Hosuasv
Ladies' Lace Lisle Here, 260, 350.
50 and 75¢: per pair.
Ladles' Plain Llsle Hose 25c. 35c and
50:: per pair.
Ledles’ Fancy Embroidered Hose
25:: to 756: per pair. ,
..Children'a 1x1 Ribbed Llsie' Halo.
sizes 5V; to 9%. 25¢ per pair. .
Men's Hair Hose lace, lisle. 25c.
Men’ 3 Half Hose, fancy 250. 35c and
50:: per pair.
A full line of silk gloves, white and
black 50:, 75c and $1.00 per pair. A
full line of imported liele gloves. black,
white and grey at 25c 500 and 75¢ per
pair.
long
buy it in preference to any other. Le-i
high Wilkesbaf‘re cqal in the name of it. I
Six dollars a ten for stove, nut and
egg. We can sell No. 2 Nut size for
$4.75 per ton. Call us on the phone.
TELEPHONEE:
South Norwalk oflice, 154-5.
\‘itrd Office, 97-6.
3. HilliHiiiiil ll SUN
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If your furnace is out of com.
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“that chilly feeling" morning'and
evening. .
A fire of CANNEL in the grate
is the work of a moment—you are
FERRIS com. co.
Washlng‘rpnsa
5 Railroad Place. .Pcnalty at the rate
of nine (9) per cent. a year from May
2.’ 1904, will be charged onpall bills re-
maining unpaid after June 2, 0904.
‘ muss PAUL.
Collector of Taxes of the City of South
Nor-walls. .
South Net-walk, May 2, 1904.
in 4. to J 3
THE PROPRIETOR 0F,THE
LARGEST-FACTORY OF ITS
KIND 1N AMERICA
, ONCE SAID:
“i have been wage earner,
“roman rid ornployer, I have had-
..I thou men on my pay-roll at
a time. find i‘ll hell you title:
{the than with the SAVINGQ
IANKJ-Iuiilj lg the one who Rev.
.Ir Wield on; he'- the one wbe~
‘1 out you. but you 1
1 ' without hint. _
the "guise . MNK men
about]! ion,
, f mm“ _
1 ‘ In ' beautiful :tnlng‘ '
' of if! SAVINGS BAN
i
Glover s the Place
Tbe refinement
of style and
the realization
of comfort
l .
IEYOU ,9
ONLY KNEW ,
The quality of our coal you would
Good
Clothin
Credit.
comfortable, and have probably
Nothing can take the place of
CANNEL, and at our special f.'
price it is not expensive.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk, Conn
NO 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUiLDlNG.’
m _—
H. KRlEGER it 00.
We retain the leadership in this
town because we practice so decep-
lion because we calm the best and
largest assortment of readll to Wear
goods in the Twin Cities. WE OPEN
CHARGE ACCOUNTS With all
respectable people.
Tiuour charge it up plan and. son
will remain acusiomer forever
.... ’3
ve-rse matters—give you an
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