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and make you
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corn, malted.
different.
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strong and arty. Corn is
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the linked kernels of boiled
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Some oi the important Articles
in the Statute Books Which
8 Id be Considered by lire
“* "has out
.8‘. no .u
The following laws regarding oys-
terlng in Long Island Sound will prove
interesting to the local oyster-men:
Commit loner-I ' Apfbiiitmsnt—Report
"8208-— here shal be three shell
tim'ihonimihsloners: “The governor
shall. on or. before May irst. 1903.
during" he re ular session of the gen-
eral .-‘d”tetnb3y;' and lquadrennin‘liy
thereon I‘llonilnniefi'and with the’ad-
eh'andl naent of the senate appoint
fish commissioners: and
.. .or before May first. 1905.
‘ Freon or session of the gen-
eral sombly and quadrennially there
after; uominnte.'and with the advice
a consent of the senate appoint, ouc
_- ell fish commissioner. ’l‘he commis-
‘ sinnerslnol’hppoiuted-shall hold their
officehrt‘or‘rfmlr years from the first
day of July next succeeding their res-
pective appointments. or until their two
censors‘are appointed and qualified;
, and’idnyV‘yacuncy occurlng in said
' board for any cause may be filled by
tho wernor for the unexpired term;
‘thcyl‘shall annually report the state
and condition of 'shcll'fisherles.
‘ Offices of—FeerAnd Bond.
_ 3209~Snid commissioners shall.
moi tpin an office in the city of New
Hav .‘l- 51‘. a total annual expense not
to exceed five hundred dollars. Each
of llld‘mmmissioners shall. receive
fivgdollare per day for his services
with necessary expenses, and the total
an ‘ 'l 'ahiouut‘ for services and ex-
pe es sluill not excc’cd fifteen hun-
dred dollars for all commissioners.
Each of said commissioners shall give
bond to ’thsirdsiate of twa thousand
dollars.
Clerk-Appointment.
3210-+'l‘hey shall appoint a clerk
or shall be designated as clerk oi
shel fisheries and shall hold otilce
dtmg the pleasure of said commisv
si . rs. Whenever the clerk shall be-
CIBQO
plain” to not. he may subject to the up
prou‘al of the- commissioners, appoint
a clerk who shall perform his duties.
‘nnd'have the powers of such clerk; in
ca of his failure to appoint. such
. appointment shall be made 'by said
‘ commissioners. ‘
EEngineer—Employment—Feel.
mil—The commissioners may em-
ploy? an engineer for such office and
tick work as may be neog‘ssnry. who
slinl receive titre dollars per day and
hls‘expenses. but shall not be‘em
' Dynasties
‘ oars too fat it lg oceanic {our food
‘ ‘2“lll‘l‘°"d'?l“éif“~'m“l
. re I a ,, ”I
.p at“: argotprdmi’ly agile»:
1 ~ - .
' . ' peoplrdo‘not‘hen
,t I stomachyhilc
cf lieu
outrun
Wall» or to ‘Lon o
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of sickness or absence. be un--
pier _
‘ , point. t a“! stem limit or the state.
ed upon work at the expense or the
state for more than fifty days in any
one year. All expenses for engineer.
ing work for the determination of
boundaries of private oyster grounds
shall be paid by the person for whom
the work is performed.
Audit of Emotion.
32l2—All expenses of the commie
sinners shall be omitted by the com
ptroller and paid by the stale, sub
ject to the limitations herein contain
ed. '
Exclusive Jurisdiction by the State.
3213—Tho state shall exorcise ex
elusive jurisdiction and control over
all shell fisheries which are located
in that area of the state which _is
within that part of Long Island Snow
and its tributaries bounded weslcrl:
and southerly by the state of Non
York. easterly by the state of Rbodt
Island, and northerly by the followlnr
linesl‘to wit; commencing at Bryan
Point. the westermost limit to the stat.
at high water mark. at a rock covered
by the outermost clump of cedars;
running thence in a straight line out
and eight tenth miles across the bay
and inlets to a big white rock at llu
extremity of a point on the U. S
coast survey map, and olherwim
known as Field point; thence from
said whiter coast Field point. in a
straight line in an easterly direction
We and three tenths miles across tlu‘
waters of the bays and inlets to be a
large boulder on a point, designated
on the U. S. coast. survey may as
Greenwich point, otherwise known as
Flat Neck point; which boulder is sit-
uated southerly of the woods on said
Flat Neck point; thence from said last
named point. following the coast “lit
at high water mark seven tenths of a
mile ,to the extreme southeast polm
of said Greenwich point; thence acros-
the bays and inlets two and four tenths
miles to the most southern extremity
of Shippan point at high water mark;
thence along Shippsn point at high
water mark four tenths of a mile to
the sontheasternly extremelty of said
point; thence two and six tenths mil-
es to the southern extremity of Long
Neck Point. at high water mark;
thence one and four tenths miles to
Colyer's point. which is a point north-
erly of Fish island; thence one, and
four tenths miles to Roton point, otlr
erwise known as Bell Island point;
thence one half mile to Southwest
point; thence following the outside
high water mark of Shodield’s or
Smith’s. Coop's. Goose and Cockenoe
Islands. six and five tenths miles to
Sherwood's point: thence one and one
tenth miles to Farm's point. thence.
two and five tenths miles to Pine
Creek point; thence one and two tenth
miles to Shoal point. thence three and
five tenths miles to the most south-
ern point on the sea wall'ot Seaside
park at Bridgeport.- sald point being
about south from the center of Myrtle
and Waldermere avenues; thence
three miles to the southern extermity
of Point-no-Point; thence one and. se-
ven tenths miles along the shore at
high water mark to the southern ex-
tremity‘of Stratford point. near the
lighthouse; thence three and seven
tenths miles to the south side of Chur-
les Ishtnds then one and two tenths
miles to Welch's point thence one and
one tenth miles to Fund Point thence
one and seven tenths miles to Mer-
Win's point! thence one.and one tenths
miles to dyster River point. thence
fire milese to South and thence along
the coast at high water mark one and
three tenths milssvalong to Johnson's
point. otherwise known as Darrow's
. Island pointL'rthence seven and nine
oval shaped boulder lying on I-‘Ia‘tch's
rock and about south of 0. L. Robert’s
white barn at Snehem's head, thence
eight and‘four tenths miles to Black
Boy point thence along the shore at
high water mark three tenth of a mile
to Hammonanasett point thence one
and seven tenths miles to Kelsey's
point,,thence two and three tenths mil-
es toMenkuketIuck point, thence
three and nine tenths miles to a point
in the town of Old Saybrook at high
water mark directly south of the hen-
con on Cornfield point, thence due
south in the line of the meridian one
.thlrd oi a‘stntuteimils to at point.
thence easterly in a straight line to
the outer ehd otthe east jetty of the
Connecticut river. thence ,to,linckett's
paint; thence two and “‘sevenr'teuths
miles to Block point. thencegnlong the
coast at high water mark three tenths
on mile to the southeast extremity of
Black point thence two and four tenths
miles to "Millslon‘polnt thence one and
.008 with miles {099 Masonic point.
thence along the coast nt high Water
than: one‘ and' seven tenths miles to
Goren point. thence two and eight
, I rolled. to Averyjs point. once
e'and‘ seventeenth miles to Bluff
as one and one tenth miles
‘ t, ‘thehce'hidngthe
‘ onus , ._ ‘wate mark ones tenths
of‘h hills" 0 the'sotttlreustern extre-
mity or Grown Long Point. thence
five on “flint" fillies “ or phoning-
ton or indium Pointinnd thence two
. and four tenths initial to Pawtucket
a.
k
cram within sold
within “the .. jurisdiction
aim
All she ~ti
.zrou'nds within said area are not and
tenths miles to the center of a ittrge ,
tween said town and the said area.
said town, by its selectmen, may bring
its petition to the superior court for
the county within which said town is
situated. to determine said boundary
line. and said court, upon reasonable
notice it) the parties, shall bear 'said
million and appoint a committee to
\sccrlnin the facts in such case and reg
you the some to said ’court. and said
court shall thereon make such ordin-
is may be proper fill the premises.
The landmarks referred to herein
ind the location thereof, being as the
ionic existed and were known on the
.weuly sixth day of April. lBiiZ.
Commissioners to Grant Franchises-
Transfers—vRecords.
32l5—‘Suid commissioners shall
ilso be eunmwerod in the name and
iehulf of the state. to grant by written
instruments. for the purpose of plant-
in and cultivating shell fish. perpe-
mal franchises in such undesignacsd
”or ten years have not been natural
clam or oyster bcds. whenever appli-
nlion in writing is made to them
through their clerk by any person or
oer-sons who have resided in the state
not less than one. your next preceding
he date of said duplication, or by any
lolnt stock company or corporation or-
ganized under the laws of this state.
all the stockholders of which are ci-
tizens of this state. The said applica-
tion and the said grant shall be in
manner and form as shall be approved
by‘ the chief justice of the supreme
court of errors. and all such grunts
may be assigned to any person or per-
sons who are or hare been residents
of the state for not less than one your
next proc ding such assignment or
to any jont stock company or cur-
protion organization under the laws of
this state. all the stockholders of which
are citizens of this state, by a written
insigninent in manner and form ap-
proved by said chief justice and said
commissioners shall keep books of re-
cord and record all such grants and as-
signments therein, and the some also
Ihnli be recorded in the town clerk’s
office. in the town boundcdmn Long lil-
land Sound within tin~ mtridiun lmun-
dury lines of which said grounds are
located. No designation shallvbe inva-
lid because made upon the application
‘of a married woman or minors—Code
of 1906.
Forums-audit .
olittli‘limli
‘
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» BROQEEWNGS-
LONDON May 7.-The Italian go-
vernment today with raw tho extrudi-
tioa proceedings to; net, Mr. and Mrs.
John Archibald Campbell Mason of fln‘l-
timore, Md. who were urrnigned here
Bears the
Signature of
. ,v..
98‘
A New Home Equipment ls
Necessaitli
(Continued From First Page).
...-cg— ‘
year. This is the result of the low
rates. which the board intends to
maintain. regardless of the prevalent
fashion to boost prices on the plea of
increased cost of materials.
A resolution in favor of the petition
for extension of the fire alarm systenr
was passed by the council. .
A resolution was then passed calling
a city maetiugior Monday, May 11‘.
:u Ariou Hall.
A resolution cuine up to authoriat
the water commissioners to lay a film
in Lexington avenue extension. Knapr
street. south. It was, upon motion,
adopted.
The iinauce committee was author
it to draw a note for current hills
to he amount of $1.000. for one month.
The street committee, reported pro-
gress on the matter of elm tree pro-
tection and on the street sprinkling
project. .
William Ireland asked about the dc-
:‘ired sewer on Stuart avenue. He.
thought that one. ought to be laid. as
the casspools are overflowing in that
locality. The ma er has been before
the council for so s time.
Councilman'Mather stated that the
matter hadbeemplnood in the hands
of an engineer. who had not as yet
made a report. The committee on
streets was instructed to secure the re-
port of the engineer. '
Councilman odmore recommended
a catch basin 'liurritt avenue.
A report of the comitilttee on fire
department Wasdhen rend. hearing on
the reorganiutidh'ot‘the South Nor.
wnlk Fire Police...
[the rules and regulations follow:
Section l.—~Allr members of the Fire
Police shall be flpointed by the Conn»
oil by a majority of the. ballots cast
in the Council.L the mayor having a
vote only in colorful it tic. . . _
Section 2.——'l‘itdre shall not be over
thirty members of the Fire Police at
unv one. time slid they shall act in
conjunction with the Fire Department.
and: under the order of the chief en.
gineer. and they shall also act. as spec-
ial policemen when required to do so
by the mayor or chief of police.
Section 3.——Th¢ officers of the Fire
Police shall be captain. first ser—
geant. second sergeant. secretary and
treasurer. and they shall perform such
duties as usually belong to such oiii‘
cog-s. and shall hold office during the
pleasure of the Chaos“. and until their
successors have 'been duly appointed
and qualified. . *
Section i.-—Islvery person at the
time of his appointment as a member
ot the Fire Police shall be a resident
of: the city and ,not be less than 2i
nor more than ii» years of age. and
shall be. at least 5 feet 7 54; inches in
height. and weigh not less than 140
pounds. He shall also he of good hub-
its and moral character. and be sound
tinlbo'dy and mind. This section shall
not apply to former members in good
standing. 3
Section 5.—-Members of the Fire Po~
April 18 on the charge of ’obtainiug
money under fd‘ise pretences at Flor:
ence. Italy. .
. K0. 1 for Indigestion and Dyspepsia
not on‘y'digests what you eat, it tones
the stoninch and ndds strength to the
whole body. Makes rich, pure blood.
Kodol conforms to the National Pure
Md and Drug Law. Sold by i—The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
EhaMacy. ‘
expect to fine a
v‘
ulna
‘ noun “ti! fill;
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what we mean-hypB‘ést.’ If f
lice when on duty shall be subject to
all of the laws. rules and regulations
governing members of the regular po—
élice force.
Section ti.—-Except. when required to
.do special police. duty the members
lotthe Fire Police shall be. under the
orders and control of the chief en-
lglueer.
A>8ecti6n 7.—-—'l‘he members of the Fire
I
not. inconsistent with the. charter and
ordinances of the city and these rules
and regulations. providing for the up
oolntment of non-active or unprinted
uembers. not exceeding 100 in num
her. who. howover. shall not be fir»
policemen. but shall be permitted t:
Itllliute socially with the active mem
)ers. and assume such obligationl am
uijoy such privileges as may be cm
cred by said byvlnws for regular our
special meetings. and the government
zontrol and maintenance of such meet
'ngs and the general conduct of tho
force when oil dutyvaud impose due.
ind lines on the members and w
lente members.
Councilman Robins stated that cuc‘
')y the council and sworn in.
Rufus J. Smith addressed the meet
log in favor of the resolution.
John J. Higgins spoke to the otfec
hat, he had been ignored. but way
called to order by President Thump
son. who reminded him that the re
marks must be confined to the resolu
lion strictly.
Upon motion the resolution we:
passed and the members in goot
landing may go ahead and formulatc
‘Jydsws and proceed with their or
mulaution as fast as new members
"'9 added by the Council.
Councilman \Robins suggested tha‘
inch member of the Fire Police shouk'
make application. in the way usual if
the appointment of superuumcrnry po
licemcn. It was upon motion rt
voted.
Applications were submitted by liar
M F. Clark. Rufus J. Smith, .losepl
Disesa. Frederick Bengcr. Arthur
llushlc, 'l‘homas Donaldson.
The committee of freeholdcrs onthc
layout of liurrilt avenue and other
streets reported progress. 8. S. Hatch
suggested that n shore road be laic‘
out fronn,l3urrltt avenue to Inwndc:
avenue. borderlng‘on' the new tilled
land of Judah inland. lie said that
John McMuilen.‘who is the largest pro»
perty owner th'ercabout. was favorable
to the project.
John F. McMahon also spoke in i‘a-
vor of it. llo said that there would
be slight expense for grading and
lllllng.
A resolution for a preliminary hear
ing on the extension of Iturritt ave-
nue was then presented. It provides
for a forty-foot road with a six-foot
sidewalk on each-side. May 20 was
named as the date of hearing.
The resolution prevailed.
Councilman Robins said that the
fire commute-child received bids for
lire hose, etc. already authorized by
the city. In thematter of the equip-
ment of the Old Well truck with chem-
ical tanks and hose.“ would cpst about
$400. ,
He recommended the purchase of
hose from the Minetta Hose Company
at 65 cents per foot for 1.000 feet.
Chief Winchester said that this price
was In cents per foot less than they
had estimated and the hose has a live
year guarantee at 400 pounds pressure.
The committee was recommended to
lilll‘?lflse the. required hose.
'1‘ e council then Ipanoramanded the
equipment of the ii 9. truck with the
chemical tanks audio purchase the
other necessary equipment.
At this point. the council went into
executive session to consider the mat-
ter of the applications of the-six mem-
bers of the PirePolioe.‘ After the ex-
ecutive session it was announced that
all six application‘s'hud been favor.
ably acted upon, and the men ware
lPolice may make and adopt by-laws
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member would have to be voted upon .
‘ ’NorWalk,
‘4 drugglsts.
‘ Fantasy, mag
damn“ K ”
Wright on Fisher's
island
The
reveral seasons Milli-'5
)rders are expected
shortly from the}
mice calling silent) fl”
Marigold. and ”all.
It was decided to“
EGDOI‘L
petition.
fant‘ry company in
Marigold s
guests of ‘t
its field ”day 0
Monday.
a healthy, copi
els and at the
v
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PRESIDENT
‘ E890
Augustlhe Casteilo’
the mother of, Mrs.
president of this
night after‘a‘n
pneumonia.
mineut’ part
the Liverpool Salvage
ashore in tip
attempt ~10 ”up“
partot'heliclxé a
monopole. ‘ ,
the ion at
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to géuilh
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cause to make iii . -
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night passable?”
iMobilo and 0_ to.
Louis to the o"
bastion with a I :'
Jr ”.9 1",. last night.
prod, may . optima
hill? 3
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mm
Haves were appointed a k
cooler with manufartllffll‘fi i, .
members of the' liridgapoi‘tfijmilithy .
companies relative IDsmlOv‘llngm-M‘.
co. elite
81"; wumvmggd W1 .3
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inafliciallydohohgcgpnlgmp.
no sub sup, , no . no
Schooled mend Bowing”. .
, 1W, .
, mo“ “Rid *
At a meeting otypgndlcem' anemia
'ion of the Bridgeport battalion helm
n the armory in BridgeportJSundny ai’
ernoon it become definitely known?
but the state brild‘légvlll not caml‘
his year at Niantichbllt will go'tt,
ho island fortifications at thefsustcn.
tilt] of the Sound. Al—pelrtr'pfythe corn
nland will be statluilnt [lion H. C-
masons.
will be located at Fort Terry on Plan;
13th New York artillcry ”Id flu .
wo heavy artillery (termini?
'3. N. 0., havegoneziopthe. landed”
Je schooled in count .Itl‘g ‘ '
fifi‘nae‘d my my
io’tliéichnns
n the place of eucajxapmept. . "
forts are outside ..M‘Jheststs. .
It is tindei'stood_ntnt.the." in
will be drilled in heavyorulleryprocu
:ice.
Colonel M. H. Ro BIB.“ rWJI' , m
t.» , m E" -:
pip line in.
lltlamen to attendgthe ..en ' ‘
without losing thelr‘jobsi ;
take steps toward,
the installation ’of' bowllf g alleys. ten-t
nls courts, shower bath and banks;
hail equipment in the one
On motion of Lieutenant F. J. Adams (
it was voted to pui’chnse a medal fur
each branch of the« service to ‘be,
awarded to the mob-in ouch making
the best showing “at an annual coup
The association gave a ‘ vote t
thanks to humour-terror uranium; ‘
donations to the guard.
sored support by every all;
it .
Major Hurley and'fljcutehantw. l-l;
of theiiihl y ‘
Mucus-so .
Wanton be held
at Winsted‘ next “Sliturdi‘ifp Shndhy and
Kennedy's Laxative Cough» Cyrnp is»
BETTER than any other cudgh'remedy‘
because its-laxative 'prln‘pi to names
one action" ’
«some-limb ‘
rltation of the throat and_allnys in: - ' 1
nomination of last mucous membrane.
Contains‘knoneyood» Tlii‘, flaunt w ‘
take. children like“ it.) acid ihy'r‘lihe
Clifford Pharmacy and "The ‘fBrldg:
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"llé‘llo'm rofinbio.
mas "write offline
reprints: dreams
illness of arm 'ho‘nrm
President Dias murmur. merino-nut:
merous relatives wens at the~~bedside
when the end. cane. 'Dectlrawaeduerw
Mrs-Rubin played‘nrpyo» ,
in thermionic-history on:
the moahlic--md“iwus‘lov«'=‘ by "all
classes. r'l‘h‘e mourningx
. aroew'rmncoab‘ '.' '
. or it may resultzin‘inneuuonia. ’ Bra»
sent tow totneirsm apart
, uproupeutsjnfreml
rt ern Steamship Company
cl 0 line steamer-ow, "go
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cables that it finWhlm.
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are swept continual”. 2’30““ .b» ..... t.
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.. .- , _ . . fish‘suoqswrew
some of the Flour-II ol the New
‘ Agreement" with the. ”w: flow”
The ”buying are? 80.le imam or
"be new wage schedule of the New
York. Newilavenand Hartford road
fmlnnren: » ' ~ .- r
l Asséstant passenger.» fiductorwu a
or; a , eaters. morons, 'er
hflke'lll'gi 5:35; way“? firmw-
td‘rs,‘ 83:70; "through frills conducmfi.
$3.35; way freight dagmen. $2.75; WY
freight «Mum,- 712.56?!" bill
freight enum‘ ‘21“.1‘IM17W
:reight t‘irgkemen, 8&35. In thwdlht
991‘ {reg t. a do t e um. clots ,,l
get $2.“..n'gc;.,und theg bruit n
32:40. ' ’l‘he ‘c‘ondirctors in is .. u-
yards will be paid $2.50 a dgy‘if‘nd
he hrskenien Minimum length
of timesvill We ammonium"!!!-
crease. .. W-
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disease for the last ll WE ." ‘ltes
Robert. in Mt. “Monastic. dd lost
ma. “uneven «handmade dootooed
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