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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
WTHESOUTHNORWALK
E EVENING Summer.
, James Golden, Editor and
{E Proprietor
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TUESDAY, FEB. 6. ion
- Sun rises 6: 59; sets 5: 15.
..,‘1High tide 2:02 a. m.; 2. 27 p m.
SOCIETY NOTICES
MASONlc DIRECTORY.
A Stated Communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.,
will be held at. its rooms, February 6th,
at 8 p, m. Work, E. A. Degree. All
Master Masons cordially and fraternal-
ly invited.
Fraternally yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec’y.
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SOETH NORWALK BOARD OF
- TRADE
”outdone—Nehemiah Candeo.
’ Vice-President—Charles .l. Pldgeon.
“oratory—Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett,
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h pad—News Department
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however, and the plaintiffs must now
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Hilliili ARE RiiilSEil
Defendants Happy Over the lie-
versal and Latest Order of
interested in the "following action in
connection with the famous hatterfi'
case of worldovide reputation in which
a light between labor and capital is in-
volved.
'Dho judgment-liens against twenty
Norwallc batters have been released
by the reversal order of the court and
notice has been received ill the office
of Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith or
that fact.
in favor of the defendants, the lions
on the property of the defendants be
ing: removed. The attachments on
their property have not been removed,
make an attack along a different line
in order to replace the lions.
. It is a part of the “Dietrich E. Loewe
et a1, plaintiffs, ngairlst Martin Lawlor,
et al, defendants, case before the Cir-
cuit Court of the United States. Dis-
trlct of Connecticut, second Tuesday ill
October, 1903." Along with the notice
of the release of the lions comes the
following statement: '
This is a reversal of the court in .
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VINDICTIVE SOLACE
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anuary Clearance. Sale ,.
g 3 Two Cents aCopy— ——$5 “3:?! the Court, S ials, f r T r ‘A,’
I _ mlAngfigkafoA‘gAC FOR The people of The Norwaiks will be pec O omo r0
Don’t miss an item in this advertisement.
Better still, don’t fall to visit The Boston
Store Tomorrow. In every department
you’ll find many Extraordinary Offerings.
Economy opportunities that are seldom .
equalled, and only possible at this time of,
the year. Brief 1y. we mention a few of the
January Clearance Sale Price Reductions
that prevail for Tomorrow. These Items
"we take from our big
Domestic and Linen
7; gage—Business Department “But nothing herein shall be com I! The water pipes have froze, “g
25 “-z—Branch Office, Norwalk strued as a release of any attachment II The furnace roars with surly g1“, ,
lg; —Editor's Residence from any claim which said plaintiffs n ~ I .
” 7g9-5—City Editor’ 3 Residence may have again him. 6; The fuel Skyward goes; ‘ I. epar men
. “'er ‘i ‘ --r- r». _ » .
ll: WW" w—m ~~~~~ M“ \mx'kebllfig figmms ll And though we shiver and ob- I ,
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,g FARMING iN CONNECTICUT. “uy “'llllf‘l‘ Gordon Merritt, their at- 3.! “we _ ‘6
The Hebrews who have made a torney." I: The cloud, With troubled brow, I
. success of farming in this state have The plaintiffs holding the members I One thought “stores our joyous V l l ' _
done more for Connecticut than is of the iiatters’ Union to be personally I} nerve: I Cotton Crash 44c 696 Sheets 57c 25c Table Damask
generally supposed. They have dem- liable, tiled attachments against the 6; . . I ' 'hi 1 U Bl h d 81 90 d f i
OllS'il‘llteil that farming pars in this illeml‘lm's‘ property and later placed I! Where is the woman now? '. 18-inch wide Vi to. am n- and e “x . ma e o exce- 15 cents
state. it is boiled that their success the lions, which have now been releas- in. I bleached (.otton (.insh. good lent Mus n.
will have the effect of reducing the. ed by a court order. upml the various 1: I ’0" “WW“ 1139- 54 inches wide, heavy Union
number of abandoned farms here. By properties. The release at the liens. its 2“ Where is that autocrat who came .1 . ' quality. .
the way. the number of farms that the above statement from "The l’laiu- 9 h “ll 6 a wet‘ ‘9 1-50 Table Dam"
llnve been actually abandoned. within lifts" will show, does in no way effect I} W en grass W CW W S 3‘ $3 Bed 8 reads k 98 25 H
“‘9 5m“ “ma“‘ng 0" the word' ‘5 we” “aim"pomhe propenm‘ “mm Ii And said:“'Tain‘t much. but just 5! ‘ p as c c -S-T0w01819c
,.slnallei' than some have supposed. it's roiliai‘n under jattachmenttl. fl '~'1' Ii the same. 59 $ 1.98 All our Scotch and irish. line All Linen Huck Towels, hem~
There are about now formers m -. n comment ng upopt e a a?” own I‘ . l . v ' t!" U and heavy double, 72 in. wide; stitched and scalloped. plain
this state. There should be at least (Jerk smith said this morning. It 3 all you re gom to 8" H Satin and Crochet Spreads. these are sturdy quality. white, read and blue borders.
50,000. The state can well afford to Some of the liens were placed on 9| SO am“ icicles with glee plain and cut corners. full size.
maintain a large lural population. In property that the owners had 801d ten II 3 ' ' , l k 1 9 I
a number of the towns in the state or fifteen years previously. The. Main 3‘ Take what the times albw, . $3 B 3 9
,’ there ale large colonies of Hebrew titls 'senta man here to search the rec- Il . _ _ .. an Bts ° 8 5 C Sheets 496
farn-‘(lr's In Elimgmn time are n ords and place’the liens, and the locked . . And 10m the chorus gay and free. ~ $2 Beacon Blankets mm had 3129' the best Blanket Made of “Durable" Cotton. full
‘7; number and the" are all doing well only fer the purchasers of property I‘ .. . . . ?" . ‘ value for the money: Tan, ‘ size, 81x90.
, ’ ~ Where is the iceman now . ,
l, The filst settlement of Helmew farm-11nd paid “0 attention ‘0 the fact that I! M... $1.49 Vi bite and Grey.
are in colonies was in New London some if the property in Question had » M
count). and in a number of towns
. in that county such as (‘olchester and
been sold.‘
The names of those ligalhst whose
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~~ This excellent Blanket. noted
for its washingnnd Wearing
75c Sheets 65c
See Table Dam-
r. . i r ll 11 7 b rel insect lit‘ ; til 3's ; White,
Chesterfield they form a considelable DYIODem le ens hale can t , ‘ qua ' 103 ii i 9 Oakland Mills Bleached sheets. 38k. 396
pant of thepopnlatlou s a t we as follows. hanton Vi. heels, Al II Grey and Tan. 81x90 68 inch heavy quaiit Table
E, The success of fanning in this state bcl‘t Berg. Edward Cunningham (2). “x . Damagk y
has been mated by others than the George A. Divls, Addison Hathaway, Ii ' . 1 2 5 B d S d
. Hebrews. The Swedes have long since Patrick Kentlng. James Kinnano, Tho. - , _ 5 '
., demonstrated that the .5011 of Com mas Layne. S. Wallace Osborn, John II LEI my V0106 l'lllg out Mid OVCI' 7 ‘ e prea 8 Table Lille“ FaC" 15c... Linen FifliSh
,nectlcilt, if properly cultivated. is a E. ‘Paill, John leway (2), Robert I. the earth 98c tory Sam les
_‘ source of wealth to the farmer. in Pearson. Daniel Riordan. John E. '3‘ W , P . SUltln 10c
‘, many towns throughout the state the Rooney, Thomas F. Saunders, John W. I“ Thro‘lgh a“ the grief anal? ” Full size. plain and fringed. All Linen, as inches wide. g
. Poles and the ltaiians have hellieved 50911933 EmGSt Tillmfidge (2% hjreder- " strife “ ' w‘m cut corners. Special 2 YARDS FOR ........... $1.59 Fine quality plain white linen
7' success as farmers. Mr Taylor. l-‘eter Ward and \\ llllam Ii ’ lI y' value. 2 1-4 YARDS FOR ........ $1.79 finish Suiting. 34 inobeswide.
'The remaikable inrreasc within S. Weishelt. , =1 2 1-2 YARDS FOR ....... $1.98 ' ‘
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L the [Mist few yeuls in the attendance In each case there is a separate \ Wilh a golden joy in a S“ (‘1'- ll . . . 1 .
3 0f pupils at the Connecticut Agriculo paper releasing the “611 and “19’ piece l ‘ mirth! 3‘. 12C PllIow 038mg 7 . 12 [so Pillow cases
intural college at SlOll‘S is taken by 0f property is fully described 011 eflCh- l 3| 75C Cflb Blankets
. Mame petiole to indicate a greater in The action is causing talk among the l Thank 60d” l0!“ llIE- . 9C yard SC
inte este-l l rsous and butt rs i the . ‘ ' , .
Jere“ ”3 “w “90‘?” 0f ‘1‘” State 1“ r ‘ let e n y L t o'ce swell out mm“ b l 424nm Pillow Casing. 300d quill. 390 40x36, 42x36, laxas, good quality
farming. It is to be hoped that. this town. “ e my V l g I ity Muslin Pink and Blue for baby’s crib Cotton.
will“? ‘3 Emmott}; *‘t t* shotld o T TO HE OINT l the great abyss, I 36:50:. mm Bean BWPeeD‘
e actones 0 re so e 1 I‘ll H T P‘ . ~. ., Humpty Dumpty designs.
A not be the only source of occupation
The land op«
' .1 wanted a reduction.
lav/av ahead of his side of the House
Mr. Hill—4 am against the present
wool schedule now
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‘ CLUB.
West avenue, yesterday afternoon.
“The prizes were secured by Mrs M.
Monday. February 12th.
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.‘MRMAN DEFEAT! SAMPSON.
~ Mr. Fitzgerald—The gentleman was
I am in favor
V oil a reduction, but I do not believe
in order to take a pimple off a mans
. nose it is necessary to cut his head
“The Monday Afternoon Whlst Club
mat with Mrs. Minor D. Randall of
‘ li'lfl‘j Hatch, Mrs J. T. Newcomb and the
cats prize was won by Mrs. G. Elli-
no Brown. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. R. H. Golden, West ave
But isn't it tough that; while one
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With $616,310.60 pledged towards
Brown's desired million, the goal looks
a trifle easier of attainment. The
second half-million is coming along
hard wool: to complete it.—-Providonce
Journal.
.4...
Senator Lorllner's testimony that a
candidate for congress can conduct a
fairly lively campaign with brass
bands, advertising. and mailing for
$10,000 is entitled to attention. but not
to respect.—-Boston Traniacript.
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Salth the Charlotte Observer:
"Enough liquor was shipped to this
city Christmas to serve at least ten
drinks to every man, woman and child
in the town.” W can use that the
major set several tastes of Charlotte
an...
well, though it will take patience and .
hospitality Ohrlstmas.—~Houston Post. '
To the azure dome above.
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30c Sheeting 19c
Best quality. light and dark col.
ore, 86 inches wide.
9c Brown Cotton
6‘/zc
Heavy. even thread Unbleached
for sheeting.
els- 25c
« The heavy. large kind for bath-
in; purposelfmade at double
twisted yarns.
Cotton. 36 inches wide: line ‘
39c Turkish Tow-,
lSc 4il~in.Lawn7‘/2c
Fine White Lawn, 40 inches
wide; due for waists. dresses.
etc.
$2.49 Beacon Bath
Robes $1.39
In dark colors. bath robe pat-
terns, including cord,tas8018.
etc. to watch.
98c Sheets 86c
Pequot quality, 90x1“. torn and
hemmed size. ,. . ,.
5c Wash Cloths
i
for the working people. ‘ I A .
partlmlties for lucrative employment has to go after the beer, the milk is ‘ With a chord of faith ill the I ‘ llleaohed and Unbleached Sheet- 3 “ s I
. should not. be overlookedr—Hartford brought uround?-—Kennebec Journal. I. . . . ing 2 1-4 yards wide Lock- 2 Napklns 1.49 2 for SC
. __ l harp of bliss, , - . - . ~ ,
f Times. Kentucki"s boom for Henry Wat l I wood quality. 20X20. already hemmed, all Lln- Large size hemmed Turkish
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1 E. J. AND SCHEDULE K. terson for the Democratic presidential i Thank God for Love. 59 p . en. full bleached as c at s;
., (Congressional Record, Feb. 1‘) nomination is not likely to land him i ‘ ' . . . t '
1‘ Mr. Hill—Now, I say to you gentle- at? the; head of the ticket. The party ‘ ‘_ Let my yum thrill out beneath 39c Scarfs alld $1 50 En ‘ish L n , $1 Renaissance
linen you have the case before you. might go further and fare worse—and ” and above, . Shams 290 a . g 0 g
1' You have had in your hands the re— it probably “"1l"‘B°’5t°“ Record. U Th hole world through ' ‘ .. ClOtll 98c scarfs 49c
.port of the tariff commission and ....... . e W i‘ Heavy finely wovemiinen finish — I
i. , . ' Why don‘t some of our agricultural ' » 20xo4 Japanese Scarfs, band-
,have had it for thirty days or more. » ‘ . . . goal-rs and spam. with 36 inches wide. Chamois finish:
.. l . h h , ,, - made, ll 11 t s.
:30“ could have brought m a WWI 33:11:; 62:11:)“; til; 2:22: 0130“?" 1mIlt 0 my love and hfe’ 0 my hie drawnwork and hemstitched. line tor women’s and misses’ ' he can or
.bill. Gentlemen complain of the in would be tin for a may“ stand for and bye. ‘ ‘ underwear. /
' justice of the present wood schedule. the horse “0‘; «Merl den Journal / . i . 3 20 P.“ C
51 was against it two years ago. I, ' ' Thank God for you. 12/30 Females 840 . . C l CW 3888
15c.
Full size. 45x36. “Pride of the
Atlantic.”
100 Fruit of the
Loom 6340
Best Bleached Cotton made. 36
inches wide.
)4,”
39¢ Crib Sheets
,N, 11., use. Br—Henry Orrin. ' Why not make accrue Harvey 1
.Mn . American, detected Sampson. baseball umpire for a day or two andj . ‘
‘Wa matter. here last night, in. and out what installitude many fish» ” . .
stratum falls. The mat fall m Gnarls-ton Newt.“ and Courier. , - ‘ ‘ . . ' . . , . . .
. "In, 11 and casual! mum; ‘ . ’ ‘ . ,Qaj'V C “w:
‘mnnwmwdgmfiasm Bachelor-mammalian tile . _ .. w .
, and «shut mucus. mm as m then that its also n . _ . . y , ‘ _ y p
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