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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 4, 1902 · page 6

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, kV 119 party out for 11
otter-1101111 in his sloop
W 11111111 won‘t 1111 11m

lit and had a most do
The e aboard included
. M and Mrs. Charles
tllVryn Belle. Mrs. Alma
C. BrowneI and Byron

 
 

 

 

to Shnset chime.
. Latte and family.
, n and tamily arrived
My and took posses-

0" ‘Park avenue.
e at the largest gro

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

«Kitten yesterday and
,_ y ‘ kinds of “stunts" oil the
V ‘1' .nkMias Dialsy Nfoi

r nee on to bad y
Willem Walk tol- some time

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

sohtVVClubV Monday. A
“k now: being turned out by
#11 lgouth Norwalk and

amid a week Mr. St1oh
Gilli! to have the boat in ti im

s at Morrislaua, New
tall at the island in n
1M1!” be the1guest of
Strohmeyer at Alta Slta
triieqlienl'| visitor at the
“l! lllmlwa‘ys welcome

returned last evening
“city and will spend
, his summer home, Red
" Mr. Davis mode the trip

city ino his Winton tour.

L .blle't‘ 11nd daughter Mabel

1111191111 Cannon and 11115.
, of Norwalk were guests
“syn! Mr. and Mrs. E. H Flilow
,lr letty summer cottage island

H.‘Seeley and Harriett Don-
ut clubbing in Wilson's Cove
. _ afternoon. They returned
{bur fair sized crustaceans and

relied lib mud from head to

 

” opener.

. onto his‘ bench.

oasis Jnrboo. oi the Bottle cot.

_ d‘ihf-u a few days with
My .

1 spent yesterday in New Yo‘rll

PINE LEDGE.
Miss libido Mnxmsml and M133 Man

1 1 mm returned today-'19 their home in
IMsrblo Hill. New .Yonk1. oily... otter
‘ spending the summer at Arbor cottage

M1311 Anna O'Neil at New York city

11 claim oi the 11111111113 dry goods mar

ohnnt Who recently “died, ls n finest at
thnnda cottage ‘

1 i-llepRY BIJVIFF.

Alexander Hyatt who has been as-

insisting at tho Fltth grocery during the

summer. leaves next Monday for lWib

brsham M1133. where he will resume'

his studies at Wesleyan Academy, in
that place. Mr Hyatt has been stay
ing for the past few days at the home
or l1l31tnther- in Woodward avenue.
South Norwalk

V.Mr and Mrs. W. A. Coley, oi Brook-
lyn. have been spending a few days
with relatives at the Bluff.

 

Thllvinu Industry

(Continued from mFirst Page).

«5191.111... ice will be furnished by
Denier E. ’i‘. 111193.01 Dorian. The
entire second floor has been reserved

for the openers and benches will be‘“

placed here for one hundred. The
method or getting the oysters to this
second floor will be modern nu lip-to-
dati'. The bivalves will be hoisted by
steam in large cranes and deposited in
~11 mammoth box to be planted in the.
center of the 100m. I'V'lom this box
chutes will run to the bench of each
By pulling a slide the opener
can lot as many oysters as he wishes
The steam used in
hoisting the oysters will also he used
to heat the room during the winter.
The shells, as the opener is through
with them. fall to the ground below,
where by packing they will help to
strengthen the foundation.

The concern now. employs. a dozen
or so men each day in the old Rowland
establishment but will transfer these
to thenew building as soon as the al-
terntions are completed. The busiest
season will be between the first of No-
vember and the first or March. and
during this time the firm expects to
employ at least one hundred men. in
case of a rush' the number could be
increased to 150. The quality of the
oyster is very line this season and the
flavor is improving each day. The
firm expects this to he an unusually
busy season. Charles E. Grey. fore~
man of the opening room. today com~
plated the Job or painting the interior
of 2.000 hnlt barrels.. The tubs are
painted with paraphene and resin to
take away the woody taste from the
orator. The Openers who are now at
Work at the establishment are George
Bell. James Conkllu. Albert Conklin.

Edward Tobey. John Armour. Louis?

Kellogg. William Raymond

George

Conklln Mr. Budd. Charles Raymond ‘

George F. Doll George Wulson and

K3 Vryn Belle. oi the 1.111103,

 

The hog waterer illustrated is 1‘1
1, «1.1111111 otl‘nir, but is superior to
llVVil entV trough or Waterér 11 liver
1111111. Its cost is 11111 111111.. It. is VVV‘VVVVSVOM
of two but-fell. FlgVVo. V1 11111] ll. 11 soe‘tio ‘

 
 

item 1 .

The bur-rel Fig. 1,1'cceires the mi
from the Well. it inset into the, g1 11111111
with the rim just aboveslhe 3111:1111.
The limit 11. combo mm by n tin 1
1111111 1111111111 be 01133111111111 iron so

 

about 10 inches in diameter and];

011 thick. An iron rod, b. is {hastened
to this bottomol thip' ilostpndconnects
with" the valve do the liotthm. Which
closes the supply pipe when the bur-
rel is illicit?“ 1111' escape pipe. c. leads
from this barrel to the watering 1m»

rel, Fig 2. It will be readily seen that 1

1113 water in the borrcl3 it
set on Mattel will 1111111111th

 

bolt ":4 blocks together, as shoxyh in

free access to the outer without any
danger ot the smaller ones falling in
and being. drowned. The supply pipe
, and also the pipe lending to the trough
from the barrel containing the float
will be for enough below the surloce‘
to prevent. freezing. 1111.111. will béfonn. i
that there are few nights cold enough
in winter to freeze the wntcrlngl barrel
.if it is placed so deep in the ground
that no more than 1111 inch or two proV—
jects abate the surface The other b31-
rel which can be placed outside the
pen, can be protected by banking “mi
noun or manure and boy. The supplfi
reseriolr must be higher 1111‘. the bhrV-

pipe there it leaves the innit enters the
ground at once and can readily be pro-
tected from f1eszin‘g.—-0runge Judd
Farmer.

LIVE STOCK 0N PARKS.

Got-unav- “that: Fur-lubed by

the anmuéln or the Agricut- '
that lupin-“Vent.

The statistician of the department

; of agriculture 11311 completed his au—

 

 

VVe s .
For the top of the entering burr‘el.

Fig. 3. This will give the 1161;111:111 pigs ‘

.OLSEN’S SHOE STORE

SOUTH NURWALK. ‘CONN.

relax, a large tank being suitable. The V

on

311 tons 11.1 mach
1111?: 1113 fléhfilmfln‘li hell

that it will not rush out. it should be

WE WILL ACGEP'I‘
' KENT AS ONE 1W8

TWENTY-FIVE

Beautiful roam Free.

sxst Street and North

 

Women’s Slices

Worth $31. 00.
‘ for

Button. light and heavy soles.

the greatest bargain (957,“. out out for th

1...-.11.

mollhken

V when V 111.com"

f
Kodol digests silo
ltll Ml” _

ADE

11311441 Vigostlgln.‘
111111- mammalian“ .
more the result 111 noodle
g‘ln the I Wampum The
Egg? Inch troubles without" ln'li
1111 the stomach is to m

" '- mum“
What You In

known which curs; all “111113011
.11 1111131” blah“ .1:
”Ida 9‘ 1 ll ‘1’“er l3?”

Wild:
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Mal-min...

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ENTIRE ADVERTISE-
MARK OF EVERY
(25) SEND US.

Sand for Premium List

DAVID 3.3110le .1 (:0.

River. New York City.

 

 

This great oilering includes Women‘s Dull Kid Top Patent Leather, Fox-
ed, Button and Lace, Cloth Top Pntont Leathers. Foxod Viol Kid Loco and

1

When on ommrtun’iiy like this co mes along GRASP W. This is one oi‘

is money.

 

 

 

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We.

.1 7%-“;

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The superiority of Portlsnd over or-

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y‘wnimow 31131133.

Nglse in1 1s “NEW V01 “ww'm‘mmV _ V

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PICTURE FRAMING.

 

 

 

‘ VVVlthlentlt 111nm

 

George Wnison. Jr All are local men
except the lost three. Doll is from
Flat Lands. N. Y. and the two “Vila

illusl estimnte ot the number and
mine of live stock on inrms ite-
turns from more than 50.000 con-e

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

pm} of nine employees or Mr.

71, a his New York grain sndi
bout, lire expected at the:

.. y , tidy and will spend 3 low
it!» 113111111111 House .

Mil has returned from
1 ibis home in riding
‘ l” ' villenterG nwich
; 11331 Greenwich. R. l.

.l’rltchm and wife who have
the summer at Hanna
return to their winter res
1' York city one week

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Browne and children
1» . Knthryan and piles;
’ of White Rose cottage Will
their homes in Brooklyn.

 
 
 
 
 
 

ilton Hamster-day
3111131 Well cat-

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, do (ii iii their
11 11: e 1111 1.
m pliant 11111.3.

their home in
3119M

VIVIG.

tor, oi the.
”RV?” fibnrch is

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

: NIT.

.11“ points west 33 for 3a Scuttle. Mr.
8 i i .orkwood also controls two steamers

e’cmp from Greenwich to aollthport. Mr.

. Home Alton.

. Tobey, (‘hris Schultze. Dave Nash and hand in that or mum, 81 91 per head
10mm Spruce

sons from Sanford. Del

Another of the plants that will be
busy this fell and winter is that owned '
E. F. Lockwood. of Water street.

Lookwood employs twenty men'
during the busy season and nhipn .to

spondonu show that .Inuusry 1 them
wore. on the forms 0! the lulled
States ”$37.6“ horses. 2086.027

3 but other cattle, and 11 883.065 sheep.
. This is a decrease of 127,783 in tho

the “Petrol“ 11 big steamer which heelE mm“. “a 33“" “IV that 0’ ““10
lot-knead." a bl; simmer which be other than milcb cows 0n the. 0111-
nsrn for the business. [in oniploux or hand it is 1111 increase of 302 .245 in
twolva men on the boats gathering the the number of mllcb cows. and or
2,708,612 in that ol sheep.

The department has made no esti-
mate oi the number of mine. but will
George Clark ”ford posit the enumeration to be made

Hines. Wlliimréd'g‘ohey. Jri1 and Frank. 25:2“ United 81am "mm m “hm“
Mervin in 11 tion to t ope openers

he has a force or men who split and ‘Tl'em 1'" ”9‘“ 3n ““7"” in “in"
ship 111m shell to New York and all durifis the learn averaging 3121 1er
other points want They are Edward head in the mm 011mm. $8.611 pu-

lsiclrwood made the first shipment or
oysters yestcldny. The men how em- -
biolod at his plant are John Brown.

- in that 02 pallet: 09"!» 32.18 per head
in that. ol other 111111.111 ill
per.- held in than of My This

 
 

The Northport Oyster Company. in-
commuted. lormoriy Thomson 3 Cole.

 

 

mules, 16.292360 milch cows, 27. 610,- "‘

l number or homes, of 48.186 in that“ of V

 

 

dinnry cements is well understood.
The price is now so low that Bonn.
dale cement is. to an extent, being
crowded out. We handle. the “Atlss.”
which is conceded to be the best brand
on the market. 0111' 311133 of this ce-
ment luvs increased ten-told within
3 ten years. it you are going to use
cement use "ATLAS.” V

0! course we have the "Rosendsle"
also. and Our line of mssons' building

Cement ”tell“ “m" "We, mm fluorite.

fl , _ ’13 complete.

John H. Ferns I

149 Washington 31.. mm Humour.

Want

X0"
”'89 _ f’V
'lltlas ‘

E VPdi'fland

 

1r it, . 13.

”Dis boy." explained the old colored ‘i cur lTs'FOO‘I’VOl-‘F.
farmer. “wants to Ill-11 writer—lull dim ' " ‘
that ”titre do. ‘Pollllv 11 Prone”. 91‘ Peculiar
do ‘Rohlnson Cray/so. ' "

 

 

Accident That Bets] 3 Hum

13mm
. Applied to 3 Flush rum 011313031! by

‘ SOLOMON .sgzhn.’ manager

started at work Monday in their plant.
W Water street. with 11 force oi twil-

 

131-1113 11131:. and during the bony 31111- :

WMI 3 total increase 111 “moduli;
ting the your at nearly $216,000,300.
exclusive of 3 mile-lily comma-able

 

 
 

i

The. blank plcksnluny stood in the

corner tumbling with his frayed hut-
brim.

in Dnnbury.

Henry L. Wildman. Q! 8 Wildmnn
niece. lost a horse last evening, in 3

points 33 nu- 311 mp» Nome 111111 11111- '

 

iron this number will no new. The
plant 11113 been put in excellent shape.
11111111: the summer and now 13 may
1111111911 his shipments to oil memo

 

but not definitely ”“15”"in-
m in the 1111111111. The to:
ml morons l £31111 oi the 11111111
11111111313 of 3&1“an
the int thrill» unloads promo.-
Mill m '
«the 11111.

 
 
 

tie. li'l‘wo mum. the "armory" 31111
"Rowland." which twenty 1111111 11111
employed. will look after the product.
The oyrtimi 3m brought to no 1113111
on «33111 dream opened and than
{.1ng in hi it 3 Neutron»

ilclll ‘lcé. 3nd shipped 1111
tut 1111 titty men can hsudlothm. in
which to the plant here - 113

”M 3nd hing has
”:1?“ cold prion. Ll. W1?

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ ‘_ iii-lit tannin: lie 11min been 111111.11

, » 11ml 3m blocs:
”111' 'im round will name or item

peculiar manner The horse was be
.ing driven by 11 man 111113311 Gnylord
who also had 3 narrow who from
doltll.1
he accident occurred on lisilrosd
1112,3113: 1111 the 3 oclocll train from
south 1111111111 11311111 in. The driver
did not hour or 31111 the train and
drove on the ter’rlr below the depot
platiorm. directly in from of it

With the train only 3 is» tool from
him the driver pulled his home around
and almost clout-d it from the track;
The horse turned so mddenly that it
tell with 111131 of its hind Mt on the
trunk. The nonlinear did his but to

"Well. what evidence has he given of
it? lino he, ever Wl'lllt'll snytlhncl"

"N11. snh. he onn't write ho name.
but 3 what 1 total: in: up hash term—tor
malts s writrr or ‘lml lie 'iows dut
his min' is not on it; on i 'lowed 1131
1111?th you could sorter best it! liter
'imn—des trail 'im out ink. Thai in» ink

 
 

 

do head will 3 (llt'llottary on do highs”
port or word: is been mnnin in his
1 think (hit of you'll

not dsr hod latch on 3h
. ( myhoucs' ballet! tint; nil

 

1 doing so until 31 11111111 had 1311 over
ll” harm's loll.“ leg. 111113. on the

 

stop its tutu. but 1113 not succeed in 1 1‘

P111111 11mm 11-
V We're ready to do the work.-

Any IlIOV. units or thickness, to
314315

1i r

W3 make It Vsn 311.

111111.

31 Witsulunrou 31' 11331
South Norwnlk.

 

7.1mm“. Connection. VV ‘

.11... nS‘Broilrnl,
P111111 111 21111 lingo. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

2 0V,
1 $3.:
9 ur‘r

" toms 3113
1111211 by lilac 11111 1'1

33 11111; (13in cover '1} .

.1311: 33 machinery The

‘ 31113:“ {I‘Irillllisinn at“; 1:113.

.311,» cox. o 1111 on:
‘ Main street Vet‘s Vp‘slittbd bin

in this dinner ovmiteven yours.

. no. They 11.111111 “l=

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Your house will 3
. 111111 street. 1311 11111.net. ‘tlw
wlhn 911113 street. . . ,

1‘ -‘1

v~ *1 '0' 11.1%: kg in. W I""l‘!‘.<1

A Flush
Valve.

Noiseiess. clon- without in or In
tor humor. [in no test

THE lDEAL

VOLUMETIR PRISOUHI HIM;
[LATINO FLUSH Vim

A 331! adjusting pressure
direct p scours Discharges 1113531131
31110111115)! water in the sun‘- lsn‘dth 31
time, regardless or the am or pros
sure in service plpc.
it. in mutton is our 1111.131

Horne R lash

01111111 [1111111 Untitled

lanai Piling links,

110.411 WATER STREET.
scorn 1:931:43th. or.

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Gold. Nivenfilchi cud. Copper

,‘ fiEWAflEOjazlmT WE?

roll IV

as mercury
1311:1133 of suit

c1313. 31 the 111111111 the

ten told to the ma 11311. om

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mun 111‘s

Ow’l'ol edo. 0., oontni

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

upon tbeb blood 3nd 11111110113 I 3

t: tgegsystiggn. in buying his a (lo
rr .1 are sure on.

ins. It is taken in 1! 111.3111 mode

in Toledo, Ohio. by' . When” I: Go.

Testimonials tree

Sold 11.111121111111110. 'ch psr hot-

11..
111113 li'aniuV‘y‘ mi. 31's .1. 11611.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

Presnie

lyV Gan. emu» N.
20. yen-313131113131: 1113100113130". .
111111111131! the most sumptuous 3114 1:33P”:
nincsntly beautiful back our 1331131!

ENDING

in the United States; Contains 27
large 9 tullepsge Photomvurs Por-

, tnitl. reproduced from the‘bost mint-

logs in the White House. the animus.
ionnl Library the anitol Building 3111!

* the Corporal Art Gnuery, pt Washing.

ton. ,

0011“an- Deportmsnt oi' Autogrsph
Letters..3how1ng 311 autograph letter
or. each President of the United 8t3t33.
and Department of Armorial Basrim

‘ mid Belladonna! Notes. ”Thu. two
. [centres 11313 never before 3111133er

in any book ever issued.- .
Both President McKinley and Presi-
dent Roosevelt posed speclslly in the

> White House lor- tlioir portraits to be
. used only 311d lexoluslveir in this work.
1 This is themntestkhononom con-
. tented on any publication ever issued

in this country. This 110:]: reflects
credit upon the Nation. Every patrio-

, tic Aural-1cm citizen will buy it.

Sell- it light. Email fortunes
being .msdo by men 3111111031011
3111! :imt tor-tuna ,wiil ~bo
1113410 .011 this publication within the

, pastimes-rests. High 101333 1113113111!

women employed on commission or
part salary and put commission. :1.-
500 guaranteed yearly. Also,- Mussel-
wanted to open snail once at home or
in home town. to have onus of 3;-
outs and correspondence. look alter
the navertislns and other work.
tierto for terms not! clrculsu. Ad-
11133,
THE CONTINENTAL FRESH.
Corcorn Building, apposite
1U. 8. T133311”
Wuhinltoihn
9%

TWO IMPORTANT no.

TORS 1W FIRE INSURANCE

FIRST
Are you insured in 3 strong
company that is oonilngratlon
proof”?

SECOND
is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?

The experience at a. quarter of 3
century is It your servico

Jacoau. arrow.

V 1 Fir". Insurance,
5 Railroad Place. 80. Nor-walk.

 

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1 111 1111 1 {Pun-11° ”Filth"
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There 3113 is 1113.111 W113 or more
311113 33 theta ore of manual-e.
You are undoubted .Winx tor the
best guilty; 3r. units 3111‘. 7011
no settle: it? Better tot know not!

"V“ utter: a" be 113%.“. titted

eiper‘ience’ Winn

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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