come Stranser Lodge, Sons of St.
130,0! Norwaik will meet this eve-
3H. . . .
. I W-'-" 5 ‘ »‘
I sin n
o awfihfig‘mififiay n hint of
1 W ' “ .; ..‘
Masseuse no uIsehl’I-sifln
rgo or white sand at their dealt in
ter street.
nines Msnningm
.5 e‘y b‘cy‘eiéI and stem
5.11he Building Trades Council 5:1 the . ,
NV rwalits hgld mfieting every Friday
r B1th is now employed as on
.‘ .ih t’he South Norgalk branch
one
on My, nth a social thus
may“ waneiruasnsemoers oh
9““?‘55 In: . so.
" Bayou emcee
as. Is consumed to come ‘
11"" 3%:
N a"
in Intel: Polar: thIs afternoon.
nuinber! etygiocab Elks. will go to
Pohstuhd hsipathe Visitors have a plea. ..
sanhztlm
. (1:an!de the captains of the diner;
‘ out; Mmemndnles will: meet this use“.
.‘ \m
General It.
‘ attending
7 at Yale.
orthe warm
pinch to get It.
shirt .VII. nude
her. see twe
. ., i 1.
streets will practice ball thie eve e'Ing
on the Baxter Grounds.
on well» .‘
one new. .I.‘
I1 with“ this we will their ha in
Wall street. NorVwaik'. . .
minim
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$9 _.n.: “a?“ ”my
whio fist out on t e’Bound 5. _
also 11- $333111r32
i‘z o 1 r
Res company as
.. “A R», skin (if
a whim: hulls“
I151 hummus eiLKs.
Ya! ii
119M111I1111Ahit rs. 1N1. thatlsideid
9« all r '
5. 5 W V
3.11139 Ruefiheam iii-1131a:
is bhoet saute 1.311” new: {E11 m”
lime flashy
on a I on easy last. 5
Th e are low shoes that
the heel with at pinching, til
hrimtui or corn ort. . . . . ..
n ”’1 1
3MI‘. ail—1411b 10W 11 You hll. 9 m
113% 1"
blind II here almost a
.V I . Shoe store.
"l'strglgfilg,
hummer has lingered so long by the
stay that. practice y oil or it is yet to
ma: 'ilhus these handsome Dib‘nrty
E tins {and ioularu silks are d‘ouhiy at-
reotlve. ,. ,
”Colors are rich and soft, patterns
are unique and handsome, there Is a
more than full one hundred cente‘
worth In every dollar they cost.
Exclusive. patterns (of course) and
in great variety thopéh the silk sales V 131
title season have passed to'rmer marks.
an 25 and less in ma. I ~
.1 J‘ Left aisle, Mrsur.
‘- II “I”
shumen WOOLEhiB V ‘ ~
Ignite mes II the had or the sum-
Vine tor Etons. V Makes a unless and
r blot k i
use“ "Mating fish's “Wu”
In"
.5 in
I “c 5a» I. .,
no It": "3.35.1351”
a .1 n M1. e 06
to: Vuilfhoss— ,Vd.
. .Ie‘sr '
1&3“?! to
is
1111*.
. 1‘1“”?7“
stoic
...ns: 11’ ..
. nu .
V I-.-—’-seo ‘yd
Left sislemear rear.
Housshsteiiio tissue
No ‘spéoiai‘ Initiation! with them
tion of some sheets sou plumes».
bhrpfl sun-50c. yd;
one. ~ lint:
sheaths
7 bleached sheets. 29s e55 Iii yes.
lther. that '
id at I,
are 5i)!
seen _
flmilh damaskIIhiesched or oresm.2. ‘
5:111 boss Vus1o1r
’wheu it is mode ‘
I a managers lion ‘
“h" wash the north and ‘5
ll. o mean desire to
Vesfiosnc‘e is mine: ;
D"
. i311“ heLol'd
, snstuwd redo. tram in
£9.11 Ions; I sm‘ ‘rt person."
his? adherence of sex be.»
r y hriio‘n were skin: he
use]. dHe re elgions
fl ‘- ,
clvuhsiigii. H
cages orscan III
IV
I a new of
lore them on
1 . vVen ontorgrovfers ’who own several
59.0
com one): ex:
a limit celled Heredi-
. vested Virgin" 1
“‘As i reunited In the deep woods Vi
h 1d}: . hitting tor
so as ~ ‘
had a feud with ”16113st for the
last ‘ that at 131:; a cone
Mid transplanting the oysters. hob; one ‘91 '-.
, callty to Nanother ‘ ‘
180th
tiliw
11°01‘2l‘. ‘ 1
tioualy I did not one high at all re-
. tioent. howexer. .5
9. 7 20‘ $112.75
domes; so}.
" ‘Isn’t th Vt u
. quarrel over or syenrs?!’
1VfIrIuI
‘wia'll.
:.I that mixing things u’s niightlie
. his .tnyorlte. stories, on
i1‘negre' farmer niésr Riel?
“ V‘VYes, I have been tussle with the.
' Harper's for a long tints. now he cum:
1 mulled; , V
~ " ’Howr‘dld it befilh?’ [asked *5.“
" ‘Tradln' mewis,’ treason.
retty small thing to
" V'Yee. it sorter, looks that way, but
.HIrb'er killed 11.11., ,brOtheVr Dan, you
23' ‘And some oi... killed his brother
m.‘
" ‘ 'Deed they did. Had to do it to
‘even us. you know: ‘
4 " ‘ ell why not let that end itif' 1!
herniated. ‘it you say you'll cry quits
l’ll so and see Harper and see If he
Won't no the same. .5. -
“ ‘I'Il think it over.‘ he IioWIy In»
sWered. and the subject was dropped:
“1 was given a shakedown on the
‘ ‘floor when bedtime outbound when it
was supposed that I was asleep the
cabinser said to his Wife: ‘
' “Woulgfiyou tasks up with the Bar-
" ‘Reckon not who replied.
“ 'For why?’
‘ 2 “ ‘Bekas‘e. It you do, his “Jim" will
brunt to marry our Mary. and our Jane.
t to warm ihis:‘“"1‘oi1n.'~' and
so tangled up that. the only
run you'll hev will be roliln' down hill
' r‘on trio‘s“
" "Next morning the man said he’d
thought the whole matter over care-
gully. and had come to the conclusion
an.
serous. and he would accompany me
tor halt a mile no my Journoy in hopes
to get; a. “shot .It a Harper and keep
”shatters“ raigh't‘
» our on to
out of the colours. numbered- among
mood with on
being attacked by rh ‘
55 the heel: or the sun to sure the stock
work curing the pest week taking no
the stock from the beds ‘and removing it
. “ no porn
, "reassess .‘1 um lathe brlncipsl‘
ulldint In? . -
w: ‘~
«when in a f”
V aids for exterminating the starfish.
‘ but tile mussel is found to be a more
”about an old-
tism. took I.
.‘thV
V Stanford. has p’ oh
a; and land mrmerly ‘
room a minute 1
:13 Make arrangements now.
new»; 1'l‘1aklng Upfitook From Beds
in Nnrruganutt ayrtoV Save it.
Fair Havsnmystje mare taslnu
from the beds in horsemen
R. 1. large quantities of oysters and
subjecting. these to :1. treatment under
from being destroyed by n coupon
Vtively new enemy to the' oyster, the
muscle.
fishermen owning oyster grounds in
arregansett Bay have had vessels at
them to shallow plane‘s, where the;
1 heat of the sun could reach the muse ‘
stain and destroy them. This treatment
has proven‘ effective so far. and the
oyster growers are hoping for general
.
The warm: time
Irate not. is also
wardrobe is’bom
i’more washable skirts .
Ladles' dusk
white polite, dot -
pcular' some. It the
Ladies’ due: slime V
Vtion circular?
Ladies line i.
houses, at this . 5.
severe or the Fair Hares . /L
The suhmiéi' remixes our ' V ,
some a neisssity to th man _
good results.‘ several. DI the Fair Ho- The
hundred a'cres ot oyster around in Ner-
resoneett; Bounce already taken. up
a. bout 5.006 bushels of o store. iron: the
beds to save the steel: mm the revs.
gen r of the mussels.
Sons and Frank E. Brown, of Fair Ha-
son. are among the New Haven oyster .V
growers that are hunting the. poets In :
NarmsnnsettB as
One Fair Haven grower stated last '
Mansfield lit ‘
Ito 1‘
’s madras shirts .1
tripes with so
ind be
separate cuff $1. on v!
Men’s very tin» Insure I? r 1.
evening that the mussels were as a; 1
stones. The- oystermen hare appar-
Illinoult enemy to some; and the. only
method that-shes been adonted term
moving the mussLt is the one that is '
being. pursued, :at-t 9 present time or
1EVERY SEAT I18 BOLD.
W
Van Consolidated Observation Train for 1
Boat Race.
. ihuah ‘a menace to the oyster as the 5‘ ‘ “ “
Every seat on the observation train ' 1
which is to be run by the Consohdatod
road. at the Yale Harvard races on
Thursday is sold and In every- mail
that comes to the emcee or tIcket ass
ants. people apply for the seats and
In every ones are denied.
The Con. ”V!"
solidated road will run this train along A
the river iollowlng the crews and will
in; pulled on to the bridge at the tin-
s .
with a seating capacity oi so people
each, making a total of 1.350 seats.
’ No more care suitable for. spectators
to witness the race has be secured by
the oiiiciaijs and over, .100 people. It In
so d will not be able to see the race
In the train The sale 01' seats was
out on earlien than usual this year and. 1
The train wIII Include 27 cars
.lohn Ht Farrier \
. John H. Knapp
John Ii.- Li
Josiah R. Magma
the demand tor them has been a grout 3
deal mere than in many years hereto-
tore.
enemas ammo schemes. . L. *
At the annual state convention of
the German Catholic Benevolent soot
etlee held In Waterbury shturday and 1
Sunday. one new society was admitted
to the organisation, St. Michael.
Benevolent association oi Bridgeport.
No per capita. tax will be laid tun
year as theetrossuw is In a prosp V5 '
outfiendltion... It was voted to sub 1
prints 3100 to the national fund for a
bureau of Information. Oincers Were
elected as follows: President, George
Jason. 0! New Haven; vice president :
Paui'l" Saleslrl. of Merlden; secretary.
Wilhelm Koch, of. Bridgeport; treasur-
er iAndrew JRaisins of Meriden: con
trolling and executive committee/W“:
[lain H. Sietep, of Waterbury, the Rev.
Hubert fiahrhe.o 2 John
ford. .VioIep V V
Carl WendE f '
thlieh: Vi)! Nhi‘lfiat
,Ge'o'rge’ Shilke.
oi Meriden‘. E Diilenshneider. one» ,
(1 Him 1 Br
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