THE SOUTH NORWALK
.l EVENING SE ’lTINEL
5 ESTABLISHED BY
' JAMES GOLDEN
Ii. L - I . ,,
i E; L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
, PROPRIETORS
,t’WEDNEsnAY, FEB. 9, X916
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MINIATURE ALMAN
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ins Haig, another Scotchman. Si’lWANTS WW8 PLACE.
Charles Carmichael, who took charger
of the Dardanelles campaign and l
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is
now commanding the First Army 1
Francois of the same nationality.
“British" and “English" are no long-i
The military leader--
er synonymous. ,
ship is passing into the hands of the
Scotch. The "strong man" of Great y
Britain. tht- civilian on whom the em—
pire lean; most hea\iiy, is the hide f
fatigable lttle‘miiiister of munitions—l
a Welshman. 1
At the beginning of tiie war it was“
But England is losing
Scotland, Wales
all England.
her prestige. and '
SENTINEL
READERS’
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Editor of the South Norwalk Eyeniag-
Sentinel:—
This is the sixth chapter of revela-
it is big, Ill its little children will
be thought respectable too; at any
rate by people who are weakinindedl
enough not to see the difference. Thisl
1000 per cent. yearly profit on robbingl
people of their market has producedl
a strange situation in this country and
look out for a gas bomb in my next,
Mr. Editor. ‘
ROSWELL A. BENEDICT.
attrition—$730,000
to tilt Hilllilst
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t i MASONIC DIRECTORY.
1 T . V.
oi'diwut Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
fleets in Masonic Building. South
. drain street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
l ouchitinouthv—J‘uly and August ex-
‘ leoptéd—at 8 o'clock. All Master
. invited. Arthur
' ' ' i . \v'icox,
-!‘;. Ferris, \\. kl.‘ Robert \I l
lrelztud count more, and the. coloniesl
assume a role of greater importance?
It is the Empire now~and England is
merely a part of it.
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THE RIGHT TO SHED COLLARS.
Hereafter schoolboys in New Jersey,
l
at least. may go to school without colel
Jars. Juvenile rights have been \indt-i
cated. |
Last June two boys of licrchautsx
ville. N. .l..
ling day, and opeiit-d their shirts ill the
shed their collars one broil-
t‘ront. presenting a modest debutante
effect. Tlicir teacher promptly sent
them home. Their mother promptly
sent them lack to school. The tench-i
_ , t
l” turned them out again. aiid a little
llater the state commissioner of
in
.\u.~tin (‘olgatc's ambition
be the Republican candidatc for
governor of New jersey, and stt
in tlic chair Woodrow Wilson
occupicd. has lcd him 10 buy an
iiitcrcst in the two Newark iicws-
pzipcrs of James Smith, ]r., sold
wlicn the Democratic pI‘iliticiim
went into bankruptcy. 'l‘licsc are
tions; the. other “‘9 have already “d‘l'-tlii‘ouehout the United States contrib-
“d much ‘0 the ““3!" ‘1 “0" the Hill'luted to the fund to save to the batters
no of the Sentinel files. \\e have
. ' 11 e ltheir modest little homes, taken on
come to the pornt where “9 u “I e foreclosure after a decision against,
,' ‘ e reusonl .
either to disagree or that th . ithe men had been made in the courts.
why the great millennium for which‘ . .
On that day, the equivalent of an
we all sigh does not roll down the _ . _
., ‘ hours labor was given in cash by
sky. is that would cost some of noi . h h
1000 pp: (em. a year on our invest-Eum'm workmen t roughout t 6 won
merit in foreign productions to let?”-" to the fund being raised by the
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said millennium into otir circle. Iu Amerlcan Federation 0‘ Lab“ for the.
other words we. are bitten with the relief of the 180 defendants in the hat-g
anti millennium microbe and have noble”. “‘39. 1
yet recovered. Many or us in the mer- The suit mama the batters began?
chant class have built lurce factories, in 1903 and was brought by “D. E:
in other countries whence we are Loewe and others" against "Martin,
shipping to this country millions upon Latwlor and others." it dragged;
millions of days' works cvcry years .il- lthrough the courts, reaching its finall
ready done in the shape of our {ar'jnlilges in the United States district“
N8“ factory products. These foreilnltourt in New Haven in January. when
him“ “"5.“ dm‘" “0 "0‘ m“ “5 “”‘rcn order was issued for the sale of the
fan average of 20 as agttinrt the W0 property taken under attachment in
‘ ibiusons cordially
Boo.
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A Stated Convocation of
Chapter, No. 38 RA. 'M.,
held on Tuesday evening,
sin, 1916, at 8 o'clock.
'WorK—M. E. M. degree.
ifiefreshments as usual. ‘ d! tin- buy; “gt decision is as who“: i
:A" R A. Masons cordially an l “Haul the boys appeared in school
fraternaliy invited to meet wrth us.
CHAS. A. TUCK. H. P-
fscltools upheld her. it was immodest.
lhc suid, ftr l ovs t) 'o \"t o r '
Butler! , t i , t L \l ll ti collars .
will bel’i‘he liict that girls did so had nothiui!
February to do \\ itli the matter.
.\'0\\' the state board oi education llil‘i
passed finally on the case. and upheld
lwithout‘slilrts. it would perhaps havol
met the exigencies of the hot weather
the .\'cwark Morning liztglc aiidf which davx' Works bring in 1m, labor
the Newark l‘.VClllllg Star. \\lnlc market hm, We a", mowing u“.
1 M r. t'oltziitc's name does not tig— . difference of so Wm“ bower" me for»
ill-C publicly m the salc h? '5 bc'wigii and American cost on cuch sale
ltcvcd to liavc ptit up considciablc 0' foreign d'lyn’ works which “,9 make
"1 the money. tin the American market which is a
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profit of 400 per cent. on cut-h turn.
NKING. l _ 5
TALKS ON BA land we are turning ourselves iit least.
i . .
thrnc timen it venr, which gives us itI
Getting Your Money Out of the Bank. ‘ ‘ ' _ . ' M
if it b k render 1 “0 othtt lief :groas of 1200 per cent. on out yetriy
. m .. . ‘
N a" loutlay in foreign tittys‘ “tillir‘. and
v' u to lie cominuuitv than to protect . .
I“ i ‘ throwing off 200 points otit of the l,-
thc boycott proceedings. There are
1:35 parcels of property. Counsel forl
the batters secured the privilege ot’l
hitting each plcce of property rm ["14
der the auctioneers hummer separ-l
atcly a
Witch the stile takes place, the halo
tt-rs will be able to buy in the proper-i
tics, and title will be retained by the
owners. The fund raised throughout?
the country is understood to have“
”int-i believe that the
Aileen}. S. Lyon, Sec'y.
fizz. _. -.-.- ..
’3 Reco
,‘l he RM. lli'. t‘
\3.‘|\ “Rocltci‘cllt-i".~ pu~lnv'
13nd and luttcily lli‘:itl ol a bi.- tlllll't‘ll
lullXew York t‘ity. is retiring irom the
‘ multistry ‘
5ti')!‘.'i£uton is an :i
i i
:it the litucht
NSTRUCTION.
barbs A. Eaton. form
in More
'v'c :lllil eloqut-nt
pieachcv.
Alt ministerial Hittitlhi‘ds go.
won liottthlc suct'cH lie is withdraw-
ing front churth work l)t'cil\l~t‘0
‘d-lern't find the ill-id bi: enough to
atl'tist’y him.
N tit'idiciice, ant
pulpi' and llllliI‘r li'inisclt‘ with the lcc
lure platform illitl titt- printing [)l‘0>~
by let-tur—
lie wants to l‘t“lltll :1 llll’fi'
i so lli‘ rcnounccr tit--
‘-.'.16 can accomplish more
ling. than bi prmtcliiiiz. he thinks. be-
cause
01' ongl‘cpttiton.
him a still wider hcurinc throti
th‘lLlilg~.
‘The par has d:
.\itd be (‘th’t‘h‘ to ob
.L'h hi~
“ncn him to this sic-p.
contiict l.\ nutk
"it great woilt oi spir-
ing nPi'vSrfll‘y
and
it ital and social rc-constrttctinn,"
lté wants to not into the field where
lid can work mow. ctl‘t-t-tivt-ly
His action emphasizes the import-
rcs~ and the duty and tip-
niice of the it
' In llit.‘
u ho use it.
“1‘ hlx ‘i()\\'(‘l":.r
iic has ‘
portunity 01 those
relllm of newspapc
editorially. never has the p
and ncvcr has it had;
rs and magazines
rcss \vicld
N such pt)“ t‘l‘,
' elicit a new for int-rut mum
The newspapers lend to absorb
other ciyiliziug
ion, medicine and lun'.
power, for they
c st't‘\'lt'(‘.l
all!
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agencies: evcn relig-i
Tlicy arc. in
”a sense, the governing 3
i so, largely influence, and then express,
public opiiiion—-tlit- iorte that governs.
In “the grout work of spiritual and
..Tndoiul recoiistructiou‘ the daily press
- we bigger task set for it than it
film,“ had before. And the American
”bread: in general, seems willing to new
Jesuits new responsibilities as Dr. Ed-
7 you accepts his.
is ' M’”
you: ENGLISH LEADERSHIP.
. r1; ié reported that Lord Kitchener,
‘ fl‘sABi-‘itiah commander-iu-chief regards
a do omnipotent the first year of the
fit, is shorn of his power. Hoe lost
11M half his dil'fiiorlty when Lloyd-
W was appointed minister of mu-
M, and now, is expectedpto sur-
mm the rest, leaving the war otfice
' olminofcommlssion. Sir Will-
Mbortson-ia expected to take ov-
’ ' the octiro command of the fighting
élMfl‘of-tho empire. and for the organ-
em work there is to be a civilian
{Niel-elm. ‘-
{C this plan iii carried out, a Scotch-
fm'glil be in Supreme command of
iunedit-niisii ind forces.
" at: Mahmud turn
I
unlit. r.
ill“?
but would have been subversive of dis-
lcipliuc. but to say that they should
lnot conic to school collut'less is an un-
‘t'cttsonublc and unwarranted cxcrclso
.ot' poutr by the teacher."
. Tllill
'liold stood anywhere. and every boy in‘
t
..\mcrice. “ho rebels allhlil'st the bond
righteous dccision otiizht to
ace of it liiicii l‘tlllitl‘ on hot dziys might
lto know about it.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE iN MEXICO.
, .\lt'Xlt‘tl has jti.~t bud a Woman's i'ont
hi“ ‘
‘gi‘ws the first in its history. And the
‘\\‘Olll(‘ii huvo distinguisiicd lllt‘lllh‘k‘lyt'fl‘
‘ bc tleiiiatiidlniz oquul stiil'ruL'c. 'l‘heir dc-
iiiiaiid isn't inercly ucztdeniic, citlierf
‘tlit-y ham goiic
straight to l’residciit‘
its. valuables it would render it useful
one: but it would he a mouse-trap pro-
position, you could only no one way;
but the bank makes it easier to get
money out than in. and in the outgoing
nrocens ussurex risks and renders beuv
ctits too often lost sight of in the busy
whirl of business.
We taken many things for ltrantcd
and live in u luilllh‘F-Of-fflt‘l age. We
want our morning paper at the break-
t‘ztst table with never a tit-lily and with
little thought of what it cords to col-
‘li‘l‘l, truirsniit, type, print and deliver
the news. We want our train on the
dot or we act iiiipaticnt. We want our
milk and onr‘coul, blizzard or no bliz-
zard. We likewise expect tholmnk to
do otir busiucss smoothly, efficiently.
and without thought of the cost or tht.
risks itttcutlintt.
\\'licn your bank hands you ll check
,30" p“. cent. for marketing w“, hprp’ fallen it bit short of the total needed.‘
‘wc have it net oi' 1000 per «en: a year but the $30,000 saved by Judge
lirolil. lint“ not that beat llli' :iiincs‘ Thomas' decision of yesterday, it is
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9, 1916
February Sales
That are making new records for the
Boston Store—No let tip—the good
work still goes oii—ll stormy Thursday
come Friday—Agni: the early comers
are the gainers.
50c SHEETS $i.6g WOMEN’S
72x90. Good cotton, center UNION SUITS
seam. Wool, regular and cairn sizes.
each High neck, long and short
29¢ sleeves, ankle pants.
12 I-zc SHEETING “Ch $1.3!)
Fine, firm, 40 inch
per yard
sheeting,
one
25c MARQUl-SETTE
«10 inch, white and ivory for
waists, dresses and curtains,
per yard ‘ 125‘s
$1.15 WET WASH
CLOTHES BASKET-S
Heavy splint. large size.
each 85¢
$1.35 TEA POTS
All aluminum. ’ cup size.
each J 69¢
$2.00 BLANKETS
Heavy double size bed blan-
kets, per pair $1.39
20c PILLOW CASES
45x36. tiood muslin.
25c KOLYNOS
TOOTH PASTE
Special, per tube
176
$i.oo MARQUI’SETT-E
CURTAINS
White and ecitte. per pair
each 12! _,¢ 790
50c LINEN TOWELS $1.50 LOG -
All linen buck towels, hem‘ CABIN RUGS
stitched. 21x42 inches.
cacl:
fltlxl‘: All colors.
euch
29¢ 94c
“TON
STORE
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oi (itilt‘ondu? Where is llif‘ lirOfil believed, will complete the amount re-
RJind, computed with this? “but do quired by the batters. '
lllt‘ Alaskan gold tilelds look like in tbe‘ Savings Bank Depogit. Attached.
;ll;.’lil of bucli it profit gotten l‘)‘ liN' When 1). E. Loewe at Co. of Dan;
sttitinuoft the inllleuniuni'? \\'lv.\'. like bury. brought suit against the mem-l
1‘ h"”“"“’°"“ l“ u cloudlcss "“"P “m"‘lbers of the lintters‘ union, against
,‘l'll- 1" 70‘ “ "““l‘m‘m” m‘.‘ 'r‘“i_\k'l)0l'll they subsequently obtained
.citouzl‘ to make a saint ti Emmi?']“h“‘1uduinent for morethan $250.00“, they
.w ot lib, chant. ‘n‘lt‘ill uni n mm“ , . . t
Itiiiiijtilixrnfor such a Media its tlt't'.’ til ““0th 5mm” bank deposits of
,mef .\lr. T-tlitor. l known rm \mum'intiny of the defendants. Later the tie-
‘not and i don't think I would. Butlmrdf‘hm frigate “Sumirddfiilh ”Inf:-
t , . cs ey in in ie it ivit in 0-!
g“".,‘.‘::: ‘i\0,::)'19|:‘::3;::li: 32:51:12;l._lpositsz to the United flutters of North?
til and brutal. immoral. because it is‘Am‘WVW ”19 ”$1!!an! helm: Subjecll
illicit» nothing less than lll~ theft at 10‘ “W" “EMS 1‘“ 1" l-Z. l-Ui‘we at “out
the l'llllt‘llilllllll from the whole people mirht have under the attachment.‘
as it i.» tic theft of the eni..ln:.ii~cut 'l'ln- l'nitetl Hatters of North America!
crcutlcoiistilutcd the parent body of the;
l
Iztnd so of the daily bread ul
"t'ihiZ'. ‘i -.~- " ' ‘ -' “V "‘ - i '
'(‘l l ‘l ”K m m ' “pl"UMl' ‘0 ‘l “““k- " “W" V'" license to m“ a tutunbers of individuals. llrtitul, be»;huttcrs‘ uiilon in lliu'ibury. l
:otcriimcut that there is in Mexico. ‘
he will come before ll fur tzrcut-i l
The women 1th really not nsklnc for
.n great dcitl. ‘ i~‘till political equality
’(ltlt‘S-l-l't mean lllllt'll in a country wlicro.
:Ylll‘li have never had any political
rights worth bragging about, in spite
ot their tine constitution. That might:
l"“ :t lcgitimiuc argument for granting
llllt‘ women ”to t’i'ttnchisc. As inert-l)"
itlicorcticul and supposititious. \otcrs,
l they could doubtless do Hi“ we” as the
,incit. And cvcn if the women rcully
{expect to use the ballot when they gc‘
.lt. they are probably as well (lll'rlllllt‘ill
lto do so its the male. Mexicans. ’l‘lit-yt
l ('0‘.
many checks. in its large or its small
stints as you wish.
simt tcxct-pt iii ccrtitln cases where a
minimum lutluucc is requlrcdl that yo-i;
do not overdrmv, and promises to llOli-i
or your checks as presented as long as
your balance is sufficient to pity thcm.
\\'lict.‘l‘cr you want to pay your cred
with the only pl‘0\'l~'
‘(‘llllS(‘. when you take the thing ulmrt‘ After years in the courts. when Ill
liilltl look it o\‘t‘l', it is it dirty (lOR'SVE. Locwe & (‘0. obtained
lll'lt'k any way. u is it rcrulnr ethu’ehimt the firm was entitled to the de-
Hmdo. llut oncc lukt‘ the pcorh‘b‘ h“ lposltn at the time the atti'tchments
out of tlic inotitli andit's bridle. :twiiy twcrc laid. the firm claimed the intern
llmm ‘1'“ “mid 0‘ “ll’n'mliill-‘m- ““‘l lest on the deposits. The t'nited Hat-
lmbbillfl 11 market WW” 1“ ”‘9 mer- tcis of North America also made
‘chunt n ycr)‘ ”mink thin"- The "““'lt-l;iliii to this interest. This was the
v
' ' next block, or 9 thousand: , . 4. fl _
nor m ”‘0 ltlc is that it has not been Lt. tunnttbh mw‘hm "mm which “qu Thoma“
‘ .. ~ . w ‘lN‘ltlll riviieue of. _ _ _ ,
mum nun}. ”H (I g p ”0 mil-WW" ”1“ domestic marktt any littudc his decision.
. . ‘ . 'e ._ .
“ bank “”0“!" lwnm'g 3"“ m "m‘llhntiy's property; and just [ll thin mun.
ant I
your payment with Misc. surety
desputclt.
’ When you mail your check
trouble is over and the bank's has just.
your .
Th“ "“9"“! iii ts t .. l.
.t.nt our own domestic market has been ”00 and J":dwflr’;t;:oy;“.tti 5l$:’0:'lii;
lmllltlwed; for a penalty has been putt‘lm't the United Rim” f V 11.
by ungrcvs and the administration; ' ‘ s o . 01 i
l i i 'i‘llii‘rlt‘n are entitled to the interest.
0.".i‘ roduction. Of course;
.unon dom \ i p “"9 Memorand- of Doolulon.
judgment l
l
begun. for the blink warrants to you l it, takes hm half in eye to we that the.“
”"9“ thing‘t. all for your own WNW"!untl-niillcunium microbe now rules nit--
.tion and m “S "w“ risk. it is ““1 t\nipreine in the White House and Calm.
Judge Thomas’ memoranda of do
cislon is along our. lit the concluding
paragraph it says:
ildn't be muclt \votsc qualilicd
_ v.--» : it guarantees tn) Tliut it w ‘
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MAY
,ouly in the sum originally drawn. If’
FROVIDE ACCOMMODATIONS : your name is forged and the bank pays.
- . i the check. it cannot charge the. amount.
Sonata)"icfiul::;ti':terler;:rf:téc:l Bill ‘ to your account; (bk'l‘liat 'it will p31);
War Veterans, only in the sum originall 3dr??’m9;1
wwsmxorox o. c. Feb. it.-~A 50m" 0““ “"5 "Oi" “ink 5‘“ ‘3'” M
bill to have the [federal] ’tlle amount. making it apparcn y
government ! ,
heck. the bank can
provide accmniiiodatluns for the Con-l; “Surge“; anioun
federate and Union Veterans who \\'ill‘:'l::“: (”6" the check unless it can
attend the National Memorial cele- ‘ ' . ‘ less
' - ~ lsliow that you were grossly oat-e.
l it i; , _- v 3.. .
tinctn‘...“ it: .. w; "33,-.
~ A ' ‘ ’ "' . t l 0 row .
.. mam l .3 T. i.
iiii‘rilsmotsilgii-i: today by Senator Cum! party to whom you ordered the amount
The Cummins bill makes an “ppm-l paid and none other. If “:6 fifizkfffgil
prlation of $150,000 to have the “.mlinio'ilae baggy frag: :19 in“! w‘
department furnish all necessary campl “3: m 32:9 ordei'eid the money paid
and garrison equipment for visiting; doetismnot get it the payment is at its
veterans, together with all necessnrv‘ ’ _
' ‘ 'rlsk, and you are harmless.
21:10!“ and Supplies, properly prepnr- \All this’iii ultimately for your good
i . . as a dopoalfor. You know that your
The Searetarv of war is aldo direct—. . _
' annot be drawn against ex
ed to provide a“ necessary sewerage, 23:11:; :0“? order. You know that
sanitation and hospital services forl tn: party you want to receive payment
the health. and accommodation of the; gets it You get back $1104th ”1%
veterans, and the Secretary of w“ in feet vtiucher known to the business
to be given phymal control 0! the world Many a dispute hos been set-
chm’p and grounds and movements of tied and 1088 and law suit avoided by
mit'otiists'btii also provides that the \‘a ”mum“ M“ vwnwsm ““3113
‘ “ ' no uncertain way the pantie
tional association of Vicksburg "“3" been made aocordinsto the intent of
ans, formed in Chicago, “gun 9’ the'drtwar. Therefore for your own
1913, mm tum charge of the order good you ought to keep your money
, k not? them. i
ill pay
l
Sir I ‘John .
of ‘exerclsas during the. celebration,
which Senator Cumming in hi! bill
says: "Will commemorate the victories
Mn! $9..ih9-'W;W 9‘ w
My»
«
min-tut
m that-uh
in a bulk. no m it'outt-by chock.
Moan Morn umm
Fait ymarmw germ
”new or My . ‘9-
i
no
tol; and any one who says that. the
people who make the market are the,
owners of it and that to trike i} away
from them and give‘it to or pawn it
with foreign production is stealing. let
in danger of being “hung as high as!
thing,
l
t
llaman." And yet, the surest
you know. Mr. Editor. is that the do.
mestic market is just, as mu
its the wages are, the spending of
which alone makes the market; and
to steal array the jobs from the men
and women who make. them and trust
them in this market to be exchanged
for further jobs for themselves, is just
as much it theft as picking pockets
and it ought to be punished even
more severely beams. of the immense
injury it does to the whole people by
stalling theymlllennlum auto some-l
where out in space. If people are not
allowed to earn their living, they will
steal it; and if you crowd out Ameri-
can dws’ works from this market by
letting these unbridled mercantllists
lumber it full of days' works already
done from their foreign factories, you
are making theft a necessity. And the
millennium cannot come. Where there
are thieves. Thiévlng breed“ thieving.
murdor'breeda murder. if thioylnz on
the min. of the unbridled or dlsbrldled
merchants is put at a pemlum by 3
Wilson ministration, you have got to _
.be out at a. premium
expeCt thieving to
these dis»
evmnere. And if you let
burned hereunto mule: "en's «hm
mummy with at any? moraine .
dirt. in" su‘wlijbn' 1* (a; :ivié market In
Me lie-n; n it?“ new _m.
' .16: ’ 1le ,
"(‘lctirly. in the light. of the authori-
‘ties cited. the attaching creditors ac-
lqulrcd no more or greater rights than
illlt‘ depositors held at the time of the
‘tittnchnients. it, through delalcatlon
or unfortunate investments or depre-
ciation of securities, the assets of a
ch the 9““ ; savings bank become so impaired that
onlit’lmfly of the people who work l"Wine trustees could not legally declare
t in which you orig- wages and spend their money at Mime ithe dividends, the depositors would
.share in the loss, and would have no
remedy either in law or equity to
‘compel the payments of dividends, and
lit in such case they would be without
|remedy, I fail to see how the attach-
‘ing creditors acquire any rights by vir-
tue of these attachments. The liability
to pay the dividend was clearly sub-
Iject to a condition precedent.
“My conclusion, therefore, is that
all interest accruing after the attach-
ments belongs to the assigneo by vir-
line of. the assignments, and not to the
'attaching creditor; Let an order be
drawn in accordance with this opin-
ion." _
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Offering a saving of from
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Values that are incomparable. Here you will find the
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our tremendous stock offers you a large and varied assort‘
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
For FEBRUARY
contain many‘ smart Serge Housedreues.
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doz. fancy buttons....
spool sewing sill...
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