» on Saturday.
, mesa meeting this evening in the G. A.
it
the Eureka Rebekah Lodge! 0. O. R.
2 or: will hold its weekly business meet-
Ice Cream
Our Homemade Candy
) Our Bakery Products
ARE ALWAYS PURE, WHOLE-
SOME AND OF DELIC-
lOUS FLAVOR .
F. A. LANE
. . 31 aluminum «mt.
Booth Nomlk
PAGE & SHAW
Boston
The Candy Of Excellence
31.00 per pound
F H. BAXTER.
Agent for Town of Norwalk
mos some; .
Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches audBoats
for ulo. All kind: of repairing
given special attention.
Oyster shall Point. Nos-walk
o! in kind. promptly built. into "
i1
‘1‘
M .
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Ele'o .
trical Supplies
CharlehThrek, Jr.
Address:
51 MM" 81%. NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 001; Muscat-3
Mrs. c; n. Selleck, of Ridgefleld, is
visiting at the home at G. A. Gfegory.
Mills Cornelia F. Baird, of Norwalk,
has been elected one of the directors
01 the Connecticut Humane Society.
The Pasttlme basketball team will
so to Stratford next Thursday night,
to play the Ramblers team in that
place.
Many items of interest in women’s
winter garments are on saleat special-
ly reduced prices at the: N. E. Ryan
Cola store.
The Building Trades‘ Council will
hold its semi-monthly business meet-
ing this evening in its hall in South
Hath street.
M‘ri. incursion Wheeler, who has
boon visiting her relatives hero tor
the past month, returned tether home
The monthly business meeting of
lthe lschoda Yacht. Club will be held
this evening in its charters or! the
{Washington street bridge.
. ~80“. Hats, Bolt lists. O'Brisn's.
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The third great ball of the Falcon
Gymnasium Club will 'be held this eve
nine at Arlen Hall the proceeds to be
devoted for the library fund.
Douglas Fowler, No. 16, Women’s
Bella! Corps, will hold its weekly busi-
lt. hall, in Washington street.
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Mrs. Show and daughters, whose
house was destroyed by tire, are 90-3
journing in New York city until future
plans can be made for a house. ,
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A regular meeting of the Board-or
Directors of the South ‘Norwalk Public
Library will beheld in the reading
.room this evening at 8 o'clock.
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The bi-weekly business meeting at
will be held this evening in the Odd
Fellows‘ Hall, in Washington street.
The Board 01 Electrical Corninission-
in: this evening in the offices of the
municipal lighting 'plant,. in state
i and a severe
his tolsa've the
. pa’ny' a watering tower in south Main
- to The large banner is 36x72 inches,
The annual roll call or the South
Norwaik Baptist Church will be held
this evening.
A special meeting of the East Nor-
walk Yacht Club will be held at P. H.
F‘ielding's store, 63 Seuview avenue.
Friday. February 2, at 8 p. m.
suits the purchaser. Raymond Bros.
A lish chowder party was given the
members of Norwalk, Lodge, No. 709.
Benevolent and Protective Onion. oi
Elks, last evening, and the members
had a onetime. The chowder wa‘
prepared by Captain George Tobey,
and was delicious in every respect.
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Nothing dresses a room so much or
adds more to its general attractive ef-
fects than the right draperies. A. .1.
Collins it Co. carry-an attractive line
of door and window draperies which
are selected with the host oil taste‘ahd
their prices antremely low. See adver-
tisement. .
“Low crowned Derhles at O'Brien's.
The annual meeting of tho Norwalit
Oyster Growers‘ Association will be
held this evening. at which time the
oiiicers for the. ensuing yenrmvill be
The meeting will be held at the home
of Captain David B. Decker. of 1 Cree-
cent Terrace.
1
At the meeting of Lincoln Council,
No. Ii, Order of United American 'Me-
chanlcs. this evening. in Mystic Chain
Hall, the degree team will hold a to
hour-sci and the Mite Society secretary-
ond treasurer will read a report. All
depositors are requested to bring
books to have the dividend credited.
“Bonnie" growing and turning
feed is what its name trachea. For
growing tradition it is or the Breatest
value. Manuel '1‘. Batch.
Levi Burdiok, who was injured in
the wrecking at his lunch wagon, by
the collapsing of the railroad com
street. about three weeks ago, is able
to be about again. He is greeted by
a number 01 friends, who are con-
gratulating him on his narrow escape.
street, is making a display of the ban»
new for the St Emory baseball clubs.
The 'St. Emory club proposes to be
represented by two nines this year,
and good contests are looked forward
-and there are a number at smaller in-
dividuui once, all marked “St. Emery."
wFrse from slate and dirt, our cool .'
elected nndothsr business transacted. v
George W. Wardwoll, or South Main ‘
,was. located. and this brought an on
‘jlaawuowestem’ Q
,-:umenton not;
in Our} North Window
and you’ll accflsuit'Valucn that will involuntarily start your 3
‘ steps to our doorway.
We’re closing out all odd Suits. one or more of a size
or pattern, at almost give-away prices.
The window shows a few of the patterns and you’ll rec-
ognize the big’values.
You’ll note some $12 Suits marked $5.85.
You’ll see some $15 Suits marked $7.85. ,
You’ll find some $20 Suits marked $9.85,.
If we’ve your size, you’ve the dandiest Suit value of the I
entire, year.
TWO arenas: .
scum uoawaut . ,
NORWALK I
FISH! FlSHi
FROST. WHITiNO, BLUE, BALMON. PIOKEREL,
MACKEREL, WEAK, COD.
OYSTERS, EBGALLOPB AND L0 HG CLAMS.
LONG ISLAND AND 82A EBOALLOPB
Cdtbill’s Bridal? F 13“ Market
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overs: mm X 2 3"
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on 111 com
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NEW HAVEN, Feb. il.-~How the
boundaries or the oyster grounds um~
side ot New Haven harbor determined
both by the captains of the oyster
boats. and also the surveyors came out
yesterday during the trial of the suit
of F. l). lame againsttne Sea Coast
Oyster Company, in which the plaintiii
claims that the company is ireapasa- ,
log on beds owned by turned the
breakwater. The suit is arousing a
great deal of interest omens the ewe
tor-men all along the sound and a num-
ber of them were in court yesterday.
listening closely to the testimony.
That the present suit is only the start
oi the controversy which may bivalve
dealers and growers all along_2 the
sound was the rumor today'.
Jeremiah 2 C. Smith who sold the
ground near that in dispute was the
first on the stand and read what are .
known as the "range marks" from an .
old book. Then Captain C. A. Chap-
peu. who had dredged the beds {mull
1877 until two years ago, took the
stand. '
Mr lane’s lot adjoins the former ,
Smith lot so that the southwest buoy ,
ot the Lone lot was the 11011le ‘2
buoy or the smith lot. Captain Chap-2‘
poll Was asked to tell where the bow
INAPPER BLUEB,
HALIBUT. BPANIBH
11mm it until. 2 ,
nanny n 1......
too on rivers and harbors yesterday
bill an appropriation for s now run»
ray of New Haven harbor. including
the Qiunniplam river and the hull riv-
or. This survey has the endorsement
of the chief oi enclose“ oi the 11.8.
army.
Senator Mellon promoted in the
rennin; yesterday a petition no... the
Nahumcturers' association or Bridge-
port, opposing th passage or the
eight~hour bili.£ t‘ This .. bill mccnuy
all contract woidrtor the government
shall he dune os- workmen" working
not more than eight hours per day.
Senator memo also presented
A. A. 9.11.. ct DBFDY.
jcction trout Judge Mathewson, chum.
sci {or the detendant, who said. I ‘
“How can be «112 There it no
‘mark on the water.” . . .1
captain Chopped leaned hack 1 hi
chair in the witness box. and
calmly: ‘ dwell. i'il ta! :0 _. W ,
on the east ads '91 2o
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Parr-gm
with sun In
All But Two Mills Aro' Ill Opera-
y strike 01' 22.0020 textile mill workers,
1 entered upon its third week. There
. many employee who either were in
‘ toured the consequences of attempt-‘
illiili Willi 101111
lion, and More Operatives
At Work 7 ‘
WM
3, Moss.,
IIAWREN (3 ‘Y’iab. 2.--’l’ile
who nook on increase in wages, has
was a slight increase in the number of
operatives entering the mills this
morning, the new workers including
sympathy. with the strikers 0r who
ing to so to work while the trouble
was on. Every textile mill except {he
Everett and one Atlantic was in one-
B k ’ V
We quote prices that will convince you that we are right. Make '»
your money worth its value.
National Biscuit Co’s Crackers Below Cost
Red Grahams, Social Teas or 7
Zwiebach, per package, 0
Maud S. Flour per bag, 75c, bbl., $5. 75
wasniNoiroN, m 2mRenrolen I
tative 'l‘llcon went hetero the commit;
and asked that they, include in their
passed the house and provides that
‘ ration today.
Mllitiamen guarded the entire city '
today, but up to early invention
oases demanded their attention and
peace prevailed.
The strikers began active work
day in endeavoring to secure the
lease trout Jail 01 the two atrika
leuderll, Joaeph .1. EttOr and Arturo
‘ Giovanniii, or New York. both'chargcd
with being accessories ‘10 the dead: of
Annie intrinsic, a. mill band, who was
2 killed by a bullet near the Everett
Mills. Monday night. . -
Judge Braley.
1.0mm was illegal.
Abutment published by George F
Williams of this city, eliciting the
rests to be 111091.13 sold to have
prompted "before the Supreme Court.
The motion was tiled cite? a contor-
ence between George E. Roewer,
. Boston, counsel for, letter. and Mr.
Williams.
Advertise your wants in The Sentinel.
Neckwear
‘A new line of Dainty Neck
wear Just arrived. colitistlnx oi
Lace Yokes, Chemist-vim. Stock
and Bows in a large variety oi
stiles and colors. ’
Rompers
new spring line of Remnant
I I Mallette
WASHINGTON 8T.
BOfiTON, Feb. 2.——Counael tor Jos.
eph J. In‘ttor. the Lawrence strike lead-
er. and his lieutenant, Arturo Giovan-
nitl, died a motion for writ 0! habeas
corpus with the clerk of the Supreme
2 Court, here today, seeking the release
5 or the men on bail.
ting in the equity session qt the court.
imid he would hear the once at once
The motion alleges that the arrest
of hitter and Giovanniti at Lawrence. 2
as accessories to the murder to! Anna
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Collars. Jabots. (instances. Roses _
We have alaop receivdd our.
bag, 831:,
Jones’ Superlative Flour,
bag, 83c,
NOTE THE CUT “PRICES WE OFFER
lot: can Borden's Evan Milk. 33 pkgs. Macaroni or Spaghetti”
Pillsbury’ s or Gold Medal, 2 .
‘bbl. $6.6. .
no
to-
re-
lOc pkg. Mother‘s Outs, 3 101 25c; 2 bottles 15c Olives ......... “25c
25c can Women's 011 ........ 23c 3 lbs. Whole Grain Rice ....... 256 '
22c can Baker' a Cocoa ....... 199! 3 pkgs Gold Rock Jelly Powder. 2110
15c pkg. Rnlaton‘s Food... . . .13ci 12c can Gold ilock (‘orn.......10o
10o pkg. Kellogg's Rico Flakesjc title can Beckmann 3 Cocoa .. .1912
‘25:: can Asparagus Tips ..... 23c 20c pkg Monarch Wash Pow. ..15c
16 lbs Fine Granulated Sugar, $l.00.
Elliot's, Ruppert’s, Liebmann’s or 2 j '
"P. 0. N. Beers, case . $1.15
Peter Doelger’s First; Prize Beers,
7' case, $1.25
LIQUORS FOR FAMILY use-MHOLESALE PRICE
Dudy's'MaltWhiskoy, bot..... 80: Gordon‘ Dry Gin, bot....~.i...'.‘..35 2
Monogram Whiskey. bot ...85c Burnett‘s Old Tom Gin, hot... so;
Maryland Rye Whiskey hot” 756 Black ll. White Scotch Whiskey a ,
Hunter or Wilson Whiskey ........................
2 bottle ........2.‘... ..... 98¢ Dewey’s or Usher’s Scotch .
Old Crow or Old Valley. hot. .986 Whiskey ............... ..31 11)
Canadian Club Whiskey. . . . . $1.20
. AF. BECKMANN & COMPANY
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
'83 1! 35’ Washington St. ' South Norwalk.
sit-
ar-
01
Phone 440.
FOR SALE ON
BEARD’S ROCK
Everyone knows this landmark of our city, but do you realise the too 2
that it has over one hundred feet above this water and is free from no ‘
2 dual and all the other nuisances usual in the center or any town?
F'rom this property one can walk to the
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
resolutions oriented by Division No,
amidst the.
redirection of th maxi... with Great ‘ .r ~ '
run you. 1N
Bookkeeping, English, Shorthand
5 . Street Officiala'c he Cityc! Norwalk WASHINGTON: Fob. 3” he
- ‘ ate finance committee a plan oi
Wording .0" GEM.“ nihe' Democratic steel hill 1
, The work or Highway. Commissicn- 2,3,qu out at a meeting; of
2 or Nelson W. Benedict and Street on. late loony. The regular Recon
conimisaioner c. lrvlng Winston. of cans contend for uni hearings in
Norwalu has resulted in the thorollilh tombs enacted by- the reduction
{cleaning at the various watering tanks posed in the hill The Demon
about the city. Thus it is earned“? senators will not object to“ this i‘ ,
hopod‘ an that dreaded 111de hearings are expedited.’
5- xiandervifg—wlil “2 worded W" The Republucen senators are to I
‘ 1 lie
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