'1‘ . tit-tin?
am. lines along the en-
fed the way (or an
an
ended and the battleR
‘iltt intensity concentration
and to pal mince, where
10! the day 11 events.
drove in t 9 Japanese
bright clung to its posi—
. ined itself only with
‘ “movement 01 Generat
my in causing the Jam,
.1 n- the northeast
asian at-outin partiog
[with th9' spanssii
rand captured :1-100
' The retirement of fir
hurried that they
held telegraph and
soldiers are in the 119111
adv-once to battle sing-
‘ 10. by messenger to Mukden.
0st. 11-. ~The artillery duel
easing on the Russian leit.
en miles southeast ot‘ Mult-
‘ fighting at Yentai rages
bitterness. The Japan-
as a counter attack The
he balance. Russian ro-
are coming up rapidly.
. 12. 11 a. m.‘-—Slleoce
served at headquarters
to events around Lino
.. - den it is popularly re-
he the Russian advance and
‘ Ivlcietinrod. Heretotore the
311 I'essiVe and openly as~
Itronsest works ‘ 'i‘he peog
. -- troops will speedily
ssians instanclng Lieu-1
a1 Count Kcllor's unlucky
111111113211 111 mile south oi.’
it} Monday Oct. 10 with
left flanking column (be-
" oueraihiistchenko’ a). by
1, Oct. 12 -—'l‘he Russians
odvancirrg in force for sev~
on reaching Taidlnmow-
artillery flic on the right.
Russian advantc was in
‘ ays min-:‘th from Shoppin-
1111‘ ry eklrurislring was constant-
’ log on the right and left,
apuu’ese steadily retired. The
and became heavier yesterday
. de‘d men from the scouting
' his began to pass through the
1.11 inns 'ihe Russians pressed
with increased speed, the in-
. vauclnx at the double The
ii! the med were high. due to
that they wore actually as-
.foil‘ensWs. They arrived at
so of Shanpintaidze at o
is Evening.
nth-reply abandoned the place the
M store, paying the Chinese big
their stores.
to tour- thousand ‘bags at
ricy. There were two di-
1‘ 5111191111» in from or the
be general commanding
' ip'iani column. upon ro‘achina
idle deployed a portion of
in a battery or artillery
, flanrt supports and
1y to his right flank.
winners had already on-
1_ 1 use All artillery duel
'. to the loot with the 1s-
. suns. brought up
. . Enos which were shell-
‘ 1 p scoutinx detachments
‘ tiles. however. 14111
Nutritive1111.115,o are up a
club-tried and ed iii-e
m1nrirm.°1m duel
1-11.. The Rosanna
m1 eventually 11111111»
9" battery
. last too then wounded
killed.
‘5‘"? 1’" lie butter-let; reopened
- Ae Surpasses repiy~
unlit I‘m p161:
apparently in 11--
_ he latter- were
(Isa 01 idiom h slid
..“fleii lot 11 1,1111-
tiltioas.
‘Yent'ai where the Russians sustaineld
their first: check, the Japanese
lodge them.
repaint-ring the 11101111
'1 he Japanese 11
1.1" of the dull it“ hinted,
were stubbornly heroine
WE. Merino a desperate resisti-
had even advanced their po-
Al‘ter an all-day fight above,
”1130,.
held that position. The iniantry p as
about-in: the brunt of the lighting. The
”Janna are stuck to their guns and the
sallan batteries were trouble to dis-
Aocordi-nn to the advices received by
the War Dulce here. the Japanese hold
entrenched lines extending in a semi-
circle north oi Yentai railroad station
(erroneously reported to have been
captured by the Russians). Thence
they have a series 01 arcs covering the
Yentai branch railroad including the
mines whence their llri es sweep south-
eastward toward the 'ientse rivet; thus
locus
11111111119 the triangle of their main po-
sitions Gutter-tel Khrop'atkin‘s right
seemingly a carrying out a strong
thinking movement eastward as re-
~D0rted by the correspondent of thé
whether it is intended to push it home
:.or whether it is Only a ielnt to cover
an ultimate attack against Field Mar-
uhui Oyama's left has not yet developJ
ad The letter view is held by many
pntkln a purpose is to crumple rip the
Japanese left. push them of! eastward
from the railroad and than. it he can
carry the Japanese triangle, compel
them to retire in the direction of the
lulu river. thus clearing the way
trough Llao Yang for possession of
t a railroad southward and possibly
enabling Kuropatkin to rilievo Port
Arthur, which, as unucunred in the
Russian general'e recent order of the
day, is his main objective. Still, the
best informed members of the general
stall are inclined to think thrrt the
strategy of the battle must depend on
the manner in which ti o engagement
develops. It is pointed 111 that in the
event or defeat. ‘wlriclr Kuropatkln
must constantly bear in mind, as the
Japanese then will doubtless try to
push through straight to Tie Pass, it
Will be necessary for him to keep his
heaviest battalions cast The story
cabled from Shanghai to the London
Daily Telegraph by Bennett Burleigh.
that Oyama will be recalled and that
er- in-chief_ of the Japanese forces. at-
tracts lively interest in military c'ir-
cles here. it is now known that Gen-
eral Nodzus action at the battle of
Lino Yang in pressing a portion 01
his army across the Taitsc river to
co-operate wlilr General Kur,oki thus
increasing the strength of the .lapan—
cse flanking force and threatening
Kuropatkins communications. made it
impossible for the Russian-commander
to risk his original plan of atrikln‘g the
Japanese right which forced the Rus-
sian retirement According to a Rus-
.slarr general who has just returned
here from Lian Yang. the Japanese 11nd
110.000 men six double divisions and
tour brigades across the river when
Kuropatkln ordered a retreat .
navigation of the lunar River is clos
ed. owing to a hard frost and a heavy
snow fall
A horse loaded with winter clothing
for the troops has been destroyed by
re
The gold mining interests district
has been reduced by one half. owing
to the lack of 111 acre.
PARIS. ..Oct 1 Momclfilfl- here ex-
press the belief that the Russian Bal-
tic last will actually start for the Far
East next Friday or Saturday. i'l‘hls
In significant as the French oiliclals
heretofore have discredited all reports
slan waters.
TOKIO. Oct. 12 ii: 30 p.1m.-‘-—A sen-
orai Japanese advance. along a broad
Rear-straws "of “Voters
Notice ‘
tom. of Vote" 0! the Third Voting
District at the Town oi Norwailt. will
be in session at tire store at 111.11 Gor-
ham. 10 mm street.- Nut Norwsiit.
Conn. on Monday. October 17111. 1001.
1 _ $111.1
- Ghana
‘ shalt-10311111111 reporga that there was
. October 10 that tho Japan'sieb
tloallyl’wa‘b not ensued. the artillery ‘
region 1
Associated Press at Shanpintnlds‘e brtt- -
.oflicers here who believe that Kuro- '
General Nodzu will be made command. ,
BTRETENSK Russia. 001 l2.-—-The .
that the fleet was about to leave Ruo‘
Notice is hereby given that the H98-
.ii‘r ty miles per
cathedral or
d earth 0 Watt _
Midi-nth! With .h‘e object or
cuttin .311 Japanese enmitfllnications
with} Yalu river. «
‘ T011131 that 12.8 1). 111.419 Mar
iron
11 a train—
ing ground and that the Russian at»
tack op Sienchuang was repulsed
‘r‘irus'rv vanes om.
lighting along almost the anti
Cracker Day
For this day we will makii ii. i cdrrction on all kinds oi the celebrated
National Biscuit Company's iner- Seal Crackers in packages or bulk This
sale is positivly for torrrorrow only, while the next day we will oer other
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Uncctla Milk. per pkg. 3196:3111“! Thinfit 8%];
. O'clock Tees. 8 ’11
Zn 211 Snaps” 3%“ Graham Crackers. 81/11:
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FlNE MlX‘l‘URES.
TA YLOR a GOLDFN offers for .1110 ten Building
Lou on Gurney street. between Buyer and Orchard
Struts. Nerwelk. 60:111..
[it Price: Rangin’a‘ from
3250. 0Q to 8500. 00 Per Lot
This is about the last Chance to
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. we“: 7111A 11 North Main. 8m“-
dflll
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Dated at but Nero-lit. October
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ox.
me the av Tartan.
' lieu-roam. noon.
The time for irorrscclcarrr-g has arrived and housekeepers "are; .
milriultiug Of new floor coverings and draperies. Anything in this
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Friday and. Saturday
Sept. 30 and 001.!
Full ling-ref Trimmed and Untrim
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Work and Weenable prides
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98 WASHINGTON 8T,
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“-50 t‘ 1 ‘
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A.', in; one kind M’omlintv- '
New line of covert cloth‘coats
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Also childrene dresses for school,
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1
Skirts.
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1 I
To THE} P1281.”
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We. the undersigned. hereby 'give
notice to all persons and corporations
iiahlmto pay taxes in the Town of
Norwalk that they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors. or either
of‘them; on or before the “first day"of
list. dated signed. and sworn to. 01
all property owned by them on the
first day of October, 1904,111‘1bie to tart-1
ation
N. B.—1.iata may be returned to the
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Hell-building. Norwnlk. and at. the
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VENANCIO A. SEQ?!“
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notice to all persons or
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it
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gee list. dated .Ilm
November. wot. a written or printed .
.5111 days of the. ‘
”How-1hr}. line we are. prepared to furnish. I ,. 1 1 . A r . , , , . I
We. Eveline Holt Celebrates Event 91121-111110“ . ._ . 1 . ,‘- . ‘ ..
. at Home of Major and far-.6 . '19-" i - Brussels Carpets . 1 "t. 1 l.rnolcunrs——nll qualities.
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Holt. thou e nonogenariun is still “ - . . -
‘ . roumruhrurrces from her many friends. I on s I Cut! Matti“ S
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mark She, is able to' read a grout wiu-ntqrrgg:vtrrrnrt rum-1:1 witlir l11:1 pat!“ . y 8' 1 r
, an a o o where s a more no , '
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nature and coin about the house as '0 “‘“li‘i‘ “133' M"- iim‘ M”- 1’9""an , «
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11mm years 1011118912 - g The ladies of the Nor walk Baptist A
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. ry 191 you 81- av out a c on over in the basement oi" the church '1‘ c - e- lH‘Sl’ 058i) 6 manner. ‘
.the tiny-15v y slut-11.1111 l {as Vang: affair trotted about $22. The Jolly A“ “Md" mm" 111 the. V "Y D - " ‘ .
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11.1..hl'1‘1 liens. of Jefferson. Ohio. rel? her or selections in a very line mrm- ' “ 1' . , . '
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h "raday Is our Snap Stone. Griddles. ._‘ ...... $1.00 7 in Flour-r Pots“ .......mc ‘
Parlor Brooms 19c 8111.1 lower rot... ..... ..... 15c
A'A'Frre 1n the
Grate
Cannel 00:1 rs selling. well
these .fine Fall. days. when .it
is too cool at evening rte. sit
withouta fire. .You will not
know what a good brifiht.
willing fire in the grate is un-
til you have tried Carmel
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have ever used it. .
, We want you. to. try a
sample. It you have ragrate ‘
send us your- address: on a
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fortable for one evening at
our exporyegi
. 7111: ohm coir.” co.
Glover's the ; Wilt
fl " '9,
l After all, there‘s notlring'ns
satisfactory 115 :1 first-class "Slice,
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53 so , 3 ~11
‘I'ifl
. ‘1...
for Women's First—Class
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increases interest. doesn't it?
PERFECTA—Fall Line
is especially stylish. ,
......- | 1“ .
1"
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