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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 20, 1904 · page 7

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)‘nglml killed and wounded. The bitin-
ipol Russian casualties occurred in
detetmlned counter attacks on each
:viilaae capturil by the Japanese. The
1 seven 1111.1 Runner. attacking parties were in many
natal was ‘the‘ health eases entirely annihilated For the
Ehrlich. the Russians byilrst time the Russians have met the
or as loss of lite isliipauese on an equal looting. not
11' left Japanese array having strong defensive positions to
‘ ml! hurled 4,100 Buselandepond upon and for the that time
11.111111111111111. A villiaigethey, attacked the Japanese In their
1' Nl91twlng contains tunnyown trenc.11es The Russians every~
, lit the shell lire of thewhnre fought bravely but they wele
" $113 the Japanese fromunabln to drive the Japanese out 111
1 ConservatIVe estimntcsto hold their mvn positions against
“ bin casualties at not location-e charges Almost in every cane
roha 1y many inorethe 11115511111111 1e111'e11 from, 111011 posi-
fleltb .11 places as nottions at‘ the first charge. then made
it .lJapanese '1'rep0111'epeatcd attempts to recapture them.

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the Russians to 1 .
. Japanese cittteate but entranced, driw
J, 11111 the remnant of Russians shell .

 

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their total casualties at a little over ,
' rally the same that. fought before Lino

. will be made.

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was alinost

Th1.l Russians made a determined 1'.
tor attack at lianiuting With two
intents of infantry and two battcrlcti
of artillery. They were repulsed attér
a half it'll hour's lighting. With heavy

leases.“ l 11 ‘ til
nurse let arm?» '1111. it
magnets days lighting“ originator
111111.11... guns; a large number
rifles and overcoat... and one hundred
prisoners. The ntrenilth of the Bull»
111111111 opposed to the left army were
three coins and thirty companies of
All but :1 very 11-111111 pint.
wane newly ariived t1oopJa

The Japanese soldiers were practii’

Yang. Chinese re pmt
works are ready 1'01 the 31111111111111
along tlte Hun River. 'l‘iidtJitpinosti'
ate undecided where the next mod

that bratty

Details at the. operations oi the
right and center armies are not all'
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FRIDAY AFTERNON CLUB. _
The Friday Afternoon Club will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. 11.
H.11‘lllow. of West Norwalk. A cairv-
all will leave Bolmau' s stables 111 map
11' at 3 o'clock. It is requested thitt
those intending to 130 be at 11111111111111
ing plate at 2': 45 o clock
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head to foot. on the
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J Beaver Hats tor

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J hundred Fine Out-

Hilts. worth all the way

J We had the good fortune to
Jun $313 591-- §P¢°lal

‘ 7‘" procure a lot of Beaver HatsNN

from a bankrupt manufac-

 

turer, mostly block shapes.
Instead of selling them for
the regular price. _which is
$3.56: we will sell 31111111 dur-'
ing this sale (tulips.

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$4 on and $5 00. Will
‘ 3 this sale for 8a. 98

3 ,' .
1 Umbrellas.
4 . :1“ ‘
5

v.95 1, 911913.911... 1
cl’t‘ectnbrown. '3
‘ J and black,

N forftltisjsalp at Congo handles, for this sale,

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Two hundred waterproof .

 
 
 

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- 50¢. '1’. 5

patterns. worth 751: and $1.

. 11 'v’*\' ». . [-1 Hum. ’

1
Night Gowns
outing Flannel Gowns for

womommtull sizes and hand~

some patterns, for this sale.
‘ MM.

Bops’ Knee 1111s,;
Two hundred Knee Pants.
sizes from 410 15. handsome

{or this sale. soc.

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Beus’ Stills

' All Wool Suits, made in
three pieces. which we are
cloning" outtJ not many of
Jvthéifi left. There suits are.
worth from $3.50 to $6.00.
You can take your choice J
during the sale for $1.59.

 

. ed with
, charged with'hrcacli of’tbc pence, were
"in the town couit this morning for

N this was done.

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home with a severe attack of 51' .

‘ The board 111- accessed: 11-111: been to
decision today at the Council chamber
in Harllnud‘ street

‘A rehearsal ‘of‘thc 1111111111 11111111111... J

Club will be held this evening at '1
o'clock at Republican headquarters.“
A1 meeting at the committee or P. C.
hounsburyliodge,13111.0.P.wasneid
last night mad the final plans were
made fordhe entertainment which hi
to be held on October 213.

The Democratic 1111111111 Club will
hold 11 rally this evening In llctluhiy' 11
l-.iall in Springwood Speakers 1min

‘ 13111111013011 will be present.

" Ticket speculators have secured a
111-111 number of the tickets 1for the

Pittetielo: oxctu'elon Satntday and are

holding the. pastcbonrde to secure a
raise in the muikct.

The wedding of Frederick Fills to
Miss Bessie Smith will take piano at
the home 111 the bride In Taylor ave—
11111:, this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev.
W, W. ’1‘. Duncan will emulate.

Charles Kunac, dime novel pllferer,
was before the town court this morn-
ing on charges of theft.
given 11 little fatherly advice by Judge
Taylor, and smile was entered in the
case. .

William Pennington and wife have
returned It out an extendtd trip to Eng»
1111111. 'l‘licy touched New Ypik lately,
and theit son Police Captain William
R Pennington has been down to the

' alloy to viait them. J
Boutwcll and Homer Hoyt

.(‘.11‘
1111811 ilehlug yesterday. Whih they
ate. veiy modest 111 speaking of their

. 811111 one it is 1111111111 on good authority
1 that they caught at least a wheelbar—

row load of smelt
'1 be cases of Michael 1.11111'11110 111nm
assault, and 1111111 Reed

trial by Judge 'l‘aylm. As both 1.11-

N blunt) and Reed wished to withdraw

the complaints the cases were boiled

REPUBLICAN RALLY TONIGHT.

 

Prominent Speaker: Engaged and

Rough Rider Glee Club to Sing

All the plans have been made 101 a
gigantic tallv to be held this evening
in Ho 11 Theatre The brain: will be
H9111 l-iugh Gordon Miller, of West \ ir
gluinN a member of congress and one of
the most eloquent speakers on the
staff of the Republcan' National com
mittce

lie is a11oe1'sonnl friend of Congress
man 11... Hill and will doubtless have
a verv 19111191 and enthusiastic recep-
tion at the hands of local Republicans.

The mention will he preéided over
by lion.losepi1 R. Taylor. the Repub
1111111 nominee for Senator iron: this
district.

in addition Nto the line speaking

. which will. be heard from Congress-
, mun Miller the Rough llidcr Glee Club

will sing for the drift time in South
Norwalk A uumher- of line campaign
songs have been prepared especially
for this meeting. and will be heard to-

111111111 for the first time.

It is anticipated that a large number

‘ 0. ladies will be present.

PAST COMMANDERS' MEETING

Rte-ant Officers Hold Over for Anoth.

er Term of 8111 Month-r '

A meeting of past commanders of
the Knights of the Mystic Chain was
held last evening in Mystic Chain Hall.
I! was rather late in starting, owing to

' the doiar of the Stamford delegation

which could not arrive sooner,
lt beingithc ’occasiou of the semi-

annual meeting there was considerable
. routine business to be transacted,

It. was late in the evening before
Owing to the lateness
of the hour It was votetbihat the pres-
ent oilluers hold over tor six months
more. There are several committees

"which will bo'nppointetl soon.

 

HE o1ou'1' arm. 11'.

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Delka Just Collected Hla Employer‘-
Moncy and Then Spout It.
August 091116 was sent 11) Bridge
port jail this morning for a period of

1 J. thirty days on complaint. of his sin.

ployor. a produce dealer named

(Haynes. who'elaimed that Delke had

peddlcd goods for. him. collected the
money for. the some and then spent
it. Dcihe was brought before Judge
Lockwood in the Norwslk Court. to
whom he stated that he had not stolen
He had only. collect-
ed 11. he admitted. as his' employer
stated. and then “blew" it in.
..........._,.
MR. GORHA'M DECLINES TO RUN,
’i'he caucus at the First and Third
District Republicans will be held on
Monday evening iii the town assembly
room. It was supposed that Edward
‘lll. Carlton: would receIVe the nomine-
‘itou. but upon being approached by his
friends he has positively declined to
into. giving as his reason that his bow
iness interests demand his entire at-
tention. His friends are greatly 11111111»
pointed as he would have rustle an 11::-
0111111111 candidate and satisfactory to
the Whole town if elected. It Is not
known at present who is favored as

 
 
 

, ottlitlldats tor the oiiice of represents.

 

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POPULAR AMUSEMENTSJ.

» QVlNili'l NIAGARA F1111 Lil. ~.
. “O or Munro Pails".
6 311's titanic melodrama 1»
1m piloting. it will be seen at
art's Theatre. Monday night. “Oven
1, his rats ca 13111 in.

 

The boy was 1

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ship has been sligliied.

and 1111': 11.

Kitchen Lamps ,.

[‘11 the 131111111 of (‘ountv Commipsloners
or r‘iiix'tleid County.

I hereby apply to: a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors
'Alc Luger Beer, Rhine Wine and Cl-
dcr at 21 North Main street, Town of
Vorwalk

My place of business is not located

of a Churtb Editice or Public School.
house,
thereto. or any ‘Post 011119 Public
L'lbl‘tll‘) or Cemetery

Dated at Norwalk this 12111 day of
October A. 11.1904

”‘ WILLIAM C, JESSE.

Applicant
electors anti
lnxpuy‘eis. as defined by law. of the
Town of V111 walk hereby endorsh
the application of the above named
“1111111111 (1.193119 for such license.

Dated at Norwulk, this 12111 day of
October, A [1.1904

.1011“ Oldonschlagcr, Ferd Hayes. F.
Kocour. Wilhelm lmclitblau loseph
Poop

I hereby certify that the above 11am
ed cudorscrs are electors and tax pay-
ers as defined by law of the town
of Moi walk

Dated. at Norwalk, this 12111 day of
October. A. 11.1904. '
HERBERT It. SMITH. _

Town Clerk.

We, the undersigned.

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To the Board of County Commissioners
of Fahtlcld County.

1 hereby apply for a druxgist‘s li-
cense to sell Splrituons and 11110111
1'atlngliiquors,Ale Luger Beer Rhine
Wine and Cider at 8 North Main
street. Town of Norwalk.

My place of business Is not. located
within two hundred feet inadircctllnc
of a Church Bldlllce or Public School
house. or the premises peitalning
thereto. or any Post 01111.. Public
Library or Colmterl '

Dated at Norwulk. this 12111 day of
October, A. D. 9.04

CHARLES F. ZEI'I‘FUSS
Applicant.

We, the undersigned. elcctms and

xpayers. as defined by law, of the

own of Norwsiit. hereby endorse
the application of the above named
Charles F. Zeitt‘uss for audit license.

Dated at Norwailt, this 12th day of
October, A. 1), 90 4

John Oldenachlaaer. 1“. Hayes. Hen
ry c.11‘1'oeb, Rudolph H.
James Paul.

1 heieby certify that the above nsm
ed endorscrs are electors and tax pay
era as defined by law. of the totvn
of Norwulk '

Dated at Norwalk. this 12111 day of
Ootoltcr,A.‘,D.1904

HERBERT It. SMITH.

0111 20 Town Clerk.
To the Board of County Commissioners
of Fairtldld County.

1 hereby apply for 1 license to 111111
11111111110111: and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale Laser Beer, Rhino Wine, and Cim
dc:- at 9 North Main street. Town oi!

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My place of business is not located
within two hundred feet in a direct line
at a Church Edition or Public 811th-
house. or the promised pertaining
literate. or any Post Office. ftlblic
Library or 01111111111 em

Dated at 11111111101): this 1111 any 111

Octbber. A. I) J
DAM SCI-111111"?
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(1111' emiic new linc of Fms' in now open and truly 3111 your inspection” fililic ear-tic high

We stand back 01 cvciy pictc of 1111' that we sell with _‘Ja 11.11 guar. mice
stands back of us, so that the buyer takes no tluuicc‘e Wllilll Jtltuty. 111131 1 111.»; from our stock.

the our: one to make 11 critical examination of those gainieuts

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A113 01' our $2 25 Lamps $1. 50.

 

within two hundred feet in a direct line Naming you money?

or the premises pertaining I

.iirst day or October. 19011. liable tote:
.ailon

Knippel, J

liable to er tom
humour.” that. 1110’;

 

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TO THE PUBLIC.

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Why not patrpnlae the 11er that N11.
y pa, more to
others when you can get. hes 319110st of
china Goal 111 15.15 per ton? ._ vile
will guarantee 0111's 'the best but.
1nnrke1.Aiso wet It," guaranteedeii
11.111 that leaveii or yard is closed
and free from 811119.11 trial order will
convince you we are the only iirm that
keep the prices down 101' you '

TELEPHONE CALL. _
Store, 203-51 Wood t Mechanic 31.
Yard 97.6 ,-,"J.J )74 Scaview Ave.
NORWALK OFFICE JOHN T. HAYES
15 MAIN STREET.

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We. the undersigned: herebyégive
notice toaii persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the Team of
Norwalk; that they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors. or either

of them, oaorbetore the first day 011 .1

November, 1904. a written or printed
list dated. signed. and sworn to. of
all property owned by them on the

N BwLists may he returned to the
assessors. at the assessors ofllce, Town
Hall building. Norwltlk. and at the.
Council Room, Havilnnd street. South
Norwalk. from and including October
16 1904. to and including November 1.
1904.11aidofilcss to .he open from 10: 9
to 12: 00 o‘clock. 11.. manna from 2:
to 5: 00 o‘clock p. 111., all days at the
week. (Sundays excepted) and on Sat
orders. and on November let,1901i,
from 7: 00 until 9: 00 o'clock In the av-
eninz.
wanted 111 Norwalk (loam. October 5.

OSCAR W. RAYMOND.
EBENBZER H. PILLOW.
VENANCIO A. BOOFIELD. : _.

' Able-con, ‘
. C1111
Assessors?

We. thotunderainod N
notice'to all persons a

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

law to deliver to the
or or them. on or
at November. 1901]..
mi list. dated. It

oi! all the pm

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1.1111110 1111111113 111.11 has always pro .1ilrd ‘in this dcp'irtnicnt has been uninitaipt-d it! 11111. crush“ ’11

JJ’J‘lhc lll'lllllldillll‘el‘.
W 1' in-

N11 dot ail 5111.11.11.11 wianmail-

Every piece. is perfect in fit. elegant in design and made up in thc vciy 1.1111

possible manner. 0111 prices will be found to be as low as can be quoted ior Furs of cqunl quality

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Housofurnlshing Specials

..... 1451' J 1 JJ _ 31'0115 l‘oilet Paper.. 101'.
Ram Lanterns ........ 43c ' 1 . _‘ g1}; $1 so Wash Boilers .......$111) 1
. Campaign l.a11tcrns,.. . .2 for 23c NN N N ’ ’ N N , gl'iaugiitp; Lampnh. . . . ....$2.25
Bracket Lamps. (Toxiiplctc. .. 29c ., N(.N:l‘.lll(’l'1."Ntraughl’i , 41111111111119:
N Lamps ........... ....$3.1‘)5
'A113 11111111 $37501 $4115 11111111 l’nilm 1.1111111, \1 till (rlillli\, all 1‘1'nnplitc 1.1111205 ‘

 

Canncl Coal is selling wtl
theae‘ line“ Fall days. when it~
is too cool at evening to 411
without a fire. You 171111 not
know what a good. bright.
wining Nfir'c- in the grdté is un-
til "you have tried Canne’l
Coal. comparatively few
have ever used it. '

We want you to by a
sample.“ If you haven grate
send us"y'ou‘r address on a
pestal andi'ytm shall h‘c‘com-
lort’able for one evening at
our ‘chJpende. ‘

»‘ vhf-i- 1.. .J '

THE FERRlSJ COAL CO. ‘9‘...

01011111511111 Place

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1Al181'11'all’ there’s noiliiuo'
satieiaotorv as .1 111-11 i‘illh‘fi $11110,

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$31-50 i ‘ ’

for “011101151" irst- (N lass

Footwear

increases interest, doesn't it?

consecranrau Line

is caperially' stylish. 3‘
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